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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
FRENCH wORKmEN ARRIVE
~''''f"''"" sent TO the w"sia'. rsis
- h,re"s" "f tr~nrh Go..sn-
..ni, Arrive In GOTHAM.

Ne" York, Sept GA delegation
OF French workmon sent at the os.
p'n'e oi the French government TO
Tue 81 Louis exposition. arrived here
sunday on board the French line
steamer La breiagnc. from Havre. Tho
industries represented are the mann
iacinrc OF musical instruments. cot.
ION shoes, hats. machinery tools and
railroad supplies, There are also rep
fesenta'l'os Of national trades ana es.
ports In mall distribution. Meth Al.
bort' professor at the French colonial
ana naval cadet school. heads the dele.
Ct wofkmen.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
rEELi>o ~ >onnrry ~ ron,o
Seriousness >ow wrrL. r"paIar ~.
utud- Tow w<d the war.

Toxic. Sep, CAN l~ncrcaslur
feeling 81 sohrloty and s~.rluusno.,
marks the popular ai,.'id. toward thu
war. 1t Is doubtful that ilo ma..os
appreciated IN the boFlnuinr she .orl.
business ~ the task - ,vra'..ur Rus.
ia from Manchuria They bod an
easy confidence In iac ability II tie
army and navy 90 reduce iHr fufir,. -
Of Port Arthur. lo.isu, o.. RI..lln
fleet and crush Gen K|l-a9yttlu Tho
r~rolongatlun uf the -.os.. 'ho loses
before Port Arthur and Cen Klnonaf.
k!n's escape AZ l..lo Yang algo BROUGHT
O r'nernl appreciation ui ~. marnl
tni" ~ N" ua'. ual tax .ul ash
rated tho growing hope. of ga early
peace. hascl IN the corhd,rc. II Tho
sweeping Victories. Tic event. a,
Post Arthur and Lao Yang have i'm.
rr"s-lNoly warned The @lspsn..r people
"a prepare Or a long and 'ry nc var.
Cohhd"nc" In N. inal ol'cUmn how.
ever. remains ~lushakon. AMI the ma
has r'solui.'y and d,'.fm!n.diy
f'iil"d down, prepared 'u make sac.
rhc.s anl pay The price 'ha; succ, .
demands The strain q tho var and
~" drain upon the couu'fy's r,.olre
not yet been ~, 10 any cNt,nt
among the people
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
LADY CURzOM NAY RECOVER
Noted Improvement In Strength Con.
tinues After the Operation.


London, Sept. 2G.-Laay Curyon os
kcdleston, passed a quiet nlght. Sal,
nrday, but her condition Is still very
grave.
II Ia understood that she was o so
well during Sunday afternoon. but .
bulletin issued at 7;3Q O'clock SUNDAY
evening says:
Lady Curzon's con lltion remains
much'the same. but her strength has
been fairly maintained during the
day"
In a news agency dispatch which ha,
not been confirmed. u IL said that her
l%adyship's condition Is so grave tina,
certain preparations for sustaining life
was ordered by special train from Lon.
don.
A dispatch from walmcr castle, ut
ten O'Clock Sunday night. says.
The Improvement in Lady Curgnn's
condition continues. and the doctors
state that 10 her strength can be main.
talned during the next two days there
viii be hopes IT her recovery.
According 10 the Daily Mail. OXYGEN
was administered. and an,Lstrcptuco.
Gus serum was Injected %hypodermic.
ally as an aniido'c 20 the blood poison.
lug. These remedies were hurrlodiy
fetched from London by q special train
to walmer castle. ordinary tranic hc-
Ing meanwhile held up TO allow tho
special % pass.
Sir Thomas Barlow. In reply 10 late
inqulr!rf. said: "Pcrl,onltis has been
considerably localized. and tho pa.
'icn,'s condition Is as comfortable AZ
,ould No expected"
a London specialist has Informed
-" bsily Mall that Sir Thomas Bar.
10" sr. W William Watson Choyne
formed an IDEAL combination for ffht-
Ing fueh a terrible disease az septic
pcfltonitis.
Lord Curzon's brother. r. cur,on,
has arrived NJ walmer cattle.
klng Edward. who Il a f~rcquen, IN.
lniror. ana receives constant lnforma.
ton. made another sympathetic IN.
lniry regarding the condition Of Lady
Curron Sunday night. .
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
MISSOURI STATE NEWS


j. " kille,n. the chaui'our. was
killed. aud Mise iuin Me- ...,., Niss
Nellie Matquiiz and Edward Park.
hurst were seriously injured IN ~ ai-
tomobilc accident nea baldwin, In st.
Louis county. The automobile plunged
into a deep hole beside the road Later
II was pulled out. scarcely damaged.
and on its way 10 st. Louis struck Ell
iner sauers. a i2-year-olI boy. whn
sustained a conclusion VI the brain
and may die. The fatal wreck Which
cut short the evenings pleasure 81 a
merry party was the result Of Chauf-
feur killeen's efforts 10 avoid a COLT
sion with a farmers wagon on .
dark road after his headlights had
gone cut.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
u,,r N orln,r,o,s ~ VI Anr,


Muhd"n. Sept. The la,t in
active operations afouul Nnha.n 4,
h''''''d To De- due no, oaly 20 no ia.
usue OF III" japanese ,ro p aui M,
s'"N"tss IN getting ~ u,e...ary nd.
~1'''phHl supple hut ioaG.s'iuet nm.
Gers'anllug between he Chinese ana
japanese that ihoro sLa,! %, ma blo,d.
sh"d near The holy city, va re- the
'hlh"'" emperor, az. Jlf,rl II ia
expected however. that there viii he
h'hiinr north or northeast Of Muioien
p''sloN on a larger scale even than
AZ i.lao Yang The woa'lor ha. he.
come s'l'l'd and the bo,i season O,
me year is now commoac.na vita pros.
meets ot a warm. dry autumn
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
REORGANIZATION OF
THE RUSSIAN ARMY
Gen. Grippenberg TO Head Second
Army in M~anehuris.
CAR LAU0S THE JAPANESE
The .sapsnes Have settled Down 60
Prospective Is'snsisa "t b
strunsb~ win treat D-serm.
taation aud Confidence.

81. Petersburg. Sept. 2G.-The divi
sion and Reorganization 81 the Man
churian army, regarding which there
have been rimors ever since the battle
u Lao Yang al officially announced
Sunday In an imperial roscrlpt ap,
pointing Maj Gen G~rlppenberr CON.
handler of the third army corps III tho
province 81 wilma. a. commander oi
IL" Third army corps now being mo,
bilized for immediate dispatch to tho
far east. leaving Gen kur0patkln In
command of the first army. The ON
pcror Is personally convinced that tho
political a. wei, as the military pres
,ige Of the empire Is nj stake. an
mat every other consideration mus,
give way before the %ox!gencles of wa
The %rosources " the empire In men
and money must be- drained. Il necrs
sary. In order ,o turn the scale snd
Nindlcatc the roNer Of Russia.
tn" reorganization amounts TO form.
nj notice Ia the world. A. the emperor
fraukl, explains In his rcscrlp,, tina,
be Intends % vastly increase the mum.
Der OF troops At the thcator II war n
order 10 force the struggle 10 a sue.
cossful Issue In the shortest possibl,
time. II Is intcigcd 10 silence dea.
nltely all talk IT foreign Intervention
by the announcement that Russia
means 10 ilgh' out the issue with Ia.
pan on the iold of battle. Prohabl,
100000 additional men will De placed
In the field
Five corps-'ho Third. Fourth. Fifth
seventh and Eighth aro already dcs.
tined for the front. and the talk IL
that ivc more corps will be zen, for
Nard. Eventually the ~crea,i9u II Tbs
second army involves the selection Of
a commandcrin-ch.ef. No; only is
there no lntimatlon In the r,scgip,
that Gen. Kuropaikln will have com
mani OF both armies. IN, Ne j. dls
tincily placed upon the sane footing
a. Gen. Grippenberg IN the bostin
formed circles there l. ll',l. idea that
Niceroy Aleslen, the present nom
ina' commander ln.chi.'. will exercise
the actual functions Of commander ~
the coo, 600 or 1oo.o0o men that Russia
has resolved o. ~; In the Nod.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

a iaa'k'i man robbed a san Fran.
eisro gfdin exchange clerk ~ s,.iop.
Indications are strong that the Hal.
Tie Sea squadron viii sail in time &c
reach Port Arthur by January /.
Flr" damaged the Christian pepor
Cos tobacco plant, In 81. Louis. 10
TIE extent u $1,000 coo Friday afternoon.
Secretary Ellspermnnn 81 the el,c-
Ton board estimates that the reglsira.
ton In 81. Loui, viii foot up to about
~ .00c.
Policeman whalen. Of 81. Louis. was
hh"d 81" fair failure tn glyc his seat
In a car to u lady at the command OF
llf sergeant.
b worlds fair onsrs $1,000 In
prizes for the le't editorials on ,ae
ioaniles OF the exposition By Missouri
country editors.
Minister Bowen has been recon-
meraed by senator's To succeed Amhas-
safor Clayton at Mexico City. who 70.
tifef next March.
a report that France i. 10 remoye
her duty On wheat caused n biz innp
IN values IN the Chicago mirkct under
heavy buying demand.
Prince Mirsky. new interior minis
Ter Of Russia. declares his solicitude
for the poorer clasfes Of Jews. and
defines his Official purpose.
The Russian war Ollie, thinks H, Ike.
" that kuropatkln viii oyaoaalo Mnk-
den. aud that the long-sxpected battle
VIII =" merely a relr.guarl action on
q large scale.
An oror has been made 70 carry Tho
committee on Chicago day at n.
worlds fair 10 81 Louis In a snbm1-
rNne boat, and take them back 10 Chi.
on an air. hin.
The wife OF W. + Cody GuT,,o
hlh denies that he 10 making. or ma.
made any advances to effect A recon.
citation and stop the divorce proceed.
recently Instituted.
Turkish and Egyptian student.
f.r Missouri to enter the san
university At Columbia. who were ar.
In Naples, Italy. have been "a.
and have resumed their inrrr.y
Mrs r. G. Case and Mr. Nor, No.
In'nrn have been arrested, In IT. Louis.
rharsod with arson, and have con,
'esscd They removed the .,st of 'balr
belongings 10 places OF safety. nnurol
zeal oil In the rooms OF their hons,
'rranged slow fires and started for IN.
fair, Their plaas to COLLIER In.
went wrong.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Canadian Troops At cht~sso.

Chicago, Sept. 2~5-Canadlan volun.
teers-'h" TweHty-hrst Essex Fusi.
iiers' from Windsor. Ont. wearing the
req tnhics and white helmets OF the
british army, have arrived In Chicago
IRON the ~ Louis exposition, and have
gone into quarters at the regiment
armory Illinois national guard. Tho
fnslliers are 400 strong, with u ON
GERS a.d are commanded by Lieut.
col Bartlett. The visitors were met
and welcomed by q company Of the
First regiment.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS

With the Buddhist priest ehantins
the strange and monotonous burial
hymn of his religion, shige Nassno,
tho Japanese seiYha girl who was
Killed In 81. Louis by a street car. on
September 10. Vas buried IN 81 Mat.
thew's cemetery. On the 25th. by the
side Of two others Of tho gcisha girls
who have died In .nls country since
coming to the Worlds fair.
Alonzo J. Whlteisan, n former mayor
81 Duluth. MINI. and speaker Of the
house Of representatives Of Mime .uta,
was arrested In 81. Louis, on the 18th,
as h" was leaving the jefferson hotel,
where he was stopping. On n forgery
charge preferred by the police Of Bus.
falo. n. Y.
Rcar.Admlral Fernando r. Gilmore
died In New York. on IN. 25,h. of
brigh''s disease. Witch he contracted
during active campaigning In the Phil.
ipplnos. aud because Of which he wa
retired from active duty two years ago.
The archbishop Of Canterbury. ad.
dressing 10000 persons at Washing
ton. on the 18th. called attention To the
great work Of cvangcliyat.on which lies
ahead Tor the Eng.lsh.speaking people
on both sides Of the Atlantic.
Foreign delegates ~ the Information.
al Parliamentary union left Washing.
ton. on the 25th, for New York. having
practically completed their Tour of the
country. though they are atm the
guests of the United States govern.
ment.
Six perfons were badly injured In a
wreck near lyons. n. Y, on the 2sth.
n n OF them. the wife'of a vice.
president Of the Pcre Marquette rail-.
road. II dead from her injuries.
The dcsih list. q. q result ~ the
fearful wreck on the Southern railroad
near New Market. Tenn. on tho si,h,
had grown TO sis,y.two. and II will
probably exceed seventy.
Mrs. l.. Il Letter arrived at New
York, on the :ith. Just IN time Ia catch
q steamer for England. where her
daughter. Lady curzon Of K~clles,op. |
u dangerously III.
Confirmation was received. on the
10Th, 81 N. report at the conclusion Of
peace between the rruFuayan govern.
and the reyoluInnlsts under
Gen. Munos.
The formal letter of judge Alton n.
accepting the democratic nom
nation for president. Wa delivered To
notification committee IN the gGth.
Half the business section OF M,n.a.
Aaa NNNNaN .stf L. a.. a. a.. ...
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
SAYS CONFESSION IS FALSE
sh~viH He'll Of Cripple creek ssys
t~o"f~ss,os of Edward Womaiae
10 ruii Of Discrepancies.

Cripple Greek. Col. Sept. sG.-shcr
IN Bel has concluded that IN. alleged
confession 81 Edward Romano. a
prisoner At Topeka. Kas.. duplicating
union miners who formerly lived in
'h's district In the vlndicator mlno
and independence depot murders, !s
entirely false.
y found many discrepancies 10 Ro
mains story fHii sheriff Dell. who
has Just returned from Topeka. 'and
many 81 ~ %s'a''m"nts wor. ca.!,y
%dispTo'cA he ua 20 Ia innta ON Ito
day = TIE lni'i T. nee % rot oyp!o.
slnn.'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Charles L. Bliss. alias Barlow. aged
90 a painter Of Peru. Ind. where hs
father Is a Seventh bay Adycnils.
preacher committed suicide q, sedalii
10y swallowing carbpilc acid. A. the
roruners Inquest q woman testified
tina, an hour before the suicide she
and hliss played a game II cards. tho
stake being his life against hers. aud
Ulls. lost.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
STAsvtS HIMSELF TO DEATH
nasion unn H"fusr- o.. ,,.,,, Al.
io"d az 'ni"sh"rg. H.. ana
Death u-.ui,-.

Ga''.hlfs ~, Sept sG.-Dcspi,e al,
ontr'aiy john Jonno.. Of Boston
tfa''.. ns sa.'.man for S;,arns a co
Tor We Pact week has refused 10 tate
food Ho dd Sunday Of voluntary
starvation.
once before he nearly died OF altar.
'atlon' NJ was practically compelled
"a accept nutrition by the doetofs
called. discriminating his opposition.
!, Is SAID he IL connected highly in
Boston.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
ra,m n.ma rro.n.,, pro-..s.

The disappearance II Frank Bltiner.
a st Louis county farm hand. was
partially explained 10 finding the dead
iody Of the mule he wss driving
lodged aeains, a drift In Grand Glaze
creek. hear Valley Park. I, Is ihoueht
10 be- certain that Di,tncr attempted
TO ford the swollen stream and was
drowned An enort TO locate his body
was unsucccssfnl. lccausc pf the high
stage Of the wafer
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
fnsai Vice.. On the "h.,y.-

The Missouri Kansas 4 Texas Katy
f1ey' was wrecked a. LOWS. crarhing
INT % freight on a siding. The aori.
d'ht was oauscd by a misplaced switch.
Engineer John Shaw was Instantly
Killed. and Fireman II Collier was 90
riously ,caldod Internally by inhlllng
steam. T r Johnson. soRuin. Tex
aud Charles Brlkcn. II chanme. Kas ,
PASSENGER. sustained srriols injuries.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

The bond OF Senator orchard. N.
Witness In the c~o Of the State " Sen.
aior Frank fArris. has been nl.d with
tho circuit clerk In the um Il sgrD at
Jefferson City. assuring Orchard'r ~.
r%"ar"ncc al the nes, trial ~ the cass.
December 10 + G Markham IL ,e-
surity for Orchard.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

state Auditor Allen h'r registered
Lhe following sceo2l dis,rlc, bonds;
Bates county. tWc u the denomination
~ tii5 and n Of the denomination
OF si2n. bearing Interes, at the rate of
y per cent: Ray county. one Of the d..
nomiIation Of tioo. bearing interest a
the rate u 6 per cent.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Monl" Ia, sept. ej-Flro + nm.
Hn'Nh orig" ha. wiped out half tho
business houses ~ MEMO. cn,al.nv a
,o's OF nearly ';o.ouo. The rI,Irlh'
IONS h'f'"arc Co, ws'ro the flames
We're d%'scoycr'li the Brown lo,", tho
hlehl"y hardware store J. W. Brown.,
l',ty barn ami a hlfdolen .na,'or
.o"l'a'hs' were totally DESTROYED
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Mrs. Walter e Able. a Sould.he gu!
eide. wa rescued from the Mississippi
river by Policeman James iookery In
81 Louis. II was her fourth attempt
At telf-destrncilon within ,wo months
h"kcry has pairoled a river b"At fr
bears, and has saved a dozen lives.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Fair whoa, crop In >.r,,v..,

ottawa ont, Sept 25--ClInorl sir.
ION, minister u ~apricpl,uc. tas o.
Died TO LorI ~S'ra'hcana r,1n4,,n
hph comm't loser London. ma, lilo
Manitoba and northwest wheat non +,
= inir on" and VIII aggregate tom a..
'Un,onn 10 Gn.no1Uu Lu.bs'4
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Charles Campbell. a r,sro. kul.d
john nonn'A a white nan. at Mo-.
s'~ tn" n'.fo WAS arto,',d He re
tiste 10 li-cl.s The ana.r
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Washington Wins rri,. Driii.

san Francisco, Sept, 5,-Announoe-
mcnt OF the winners II the cash prize
drills Of cantons attending the soyor
elsn grand lodge, l. o. ~ T., Wa
made Friday night, Tho first prize
Of N,Ooo was Vol by the Washington
ID c. canton.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
10 Advertise Missouri.

The Missouri Worlds fair commits
sion has decided to put a copy u Wal.
YER Williams volume on "fhc State oi
Missouri" In every pubi,c.schuol libra.
~ In the state
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Lena E'kcrt. IS years Old, who swal.
lowed carlol.c acid AZ her home. in
ST. Louis. died At the city hospital she
took the poison after a quarrel with
her parnts.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

The Ro'k Island elevator at 81.
Joseph. owned aud operated by The
South Park Elevator Go was de.
s,royed by IRE l>,ss on .ulldlrg. as.
1oo; on grain. $4,000.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Capt J. c Wallace, president Of the
Lacled" County bank, died at Lebanon
lie was torn In Massachusetts In 1921.
ahd located AT Lebanon IN 1863.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Vo"r ,-nr. for n.ro, uo...,,.

Charles Roberts. who held ~ ,lc
operator At the Wabash depot al Car.
%r"llion and secured slUn On August .
last. was sentenced to four year. In
IL" p%enitentiary
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
J"dg- Thomas q. Dead.

james = Thomas. for nearly ten
years judge ot the probate court .f
buchanan county. died at his home IL
~ Joseph II BrIghts disease
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

j. ID Foad eN.sta'c Representation
,narHea WIN M" murder of Robert r
wall was r'tI'"d bond By Iulse
Timmouds n Lamar
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS ~ HaIfF.
PERSONAL. AMI GENERAL.

"''u VI the'r calIihgs' mas ever
a.. .u 's''he'.
t.,a.,Nr. ~ 'hiu 10 nav wen
a b. 49,. ." "uNuen. hlnce september
,,r,W, SUI anu s',o"p hien, a ma
v., no'' ~. p'ch.i 'foops from
Na h''ry,h'Hs i'ems 10
~. ] ot "''''e' '''s time IN
r.. W ""hueh.
,-.., 49, 80 m'n' M
In, a, '"'' ""oppos'u' nav.
~. p'' o"nP's'elV ~""'~lt'sh
,"sANs' ana ~
rha .owa,'- "uHden,
two ,.r. ar, ~, oap,u'ol
fo,,s =. '"d important
~ d.. 49, sas v, au'1'y'hs, north
on.r.,,ns , u we 'ap'n''e meet CO.
Th. I'LL. 1870
one a, ~. ~, $50" ,'
sailed nm ,ha 81, ~ N1,'u'
,or,a ,or Sa,. -"
some ,i,,a a, -. r,"S
fail. ~ ""''us
sls,ane. of a.. n.." ",".' ""
in irving en- s,,,,a ,.. -
Ira kol,hloy ~,
who ,., d,.s,,a. ,p'
nine e,bihI, A. :, n'p
por,., .,nr,ar. =, a, ~
TIN. na,tn,aI ,oa.,i'.
'uIu'.' 'emuiI'''" IN
olo,,or. ~ w., "' " Wh''l
ovcrv .,,,.' 4, az. -. ="
sibl. .x,.,,t.. 80" " 80
scvep nor."rs 80 ,.,,..,
them fa,.iiy ,n W
nm IN. i.,h Co., -. '0''"'h''
ch,n.. - ~
~. ,.,, $500" 49,, "U""' ""
,...,, .a,n,..," 800 !"
,,a I-.n,.""D W "- 'a'u"' ny
,.~.,,.., !. $3.50 go " Wv
80. -. I.F"e 4" xr"i 10
,,a s"ou VIZ u''HI1h port o.
r. as p'n'mf"la
IA" grand Jury at ST. Joseph. Mo.
$50, ~ ,''.,h'u seven rue ON.
a.. "'ir"uh' w" elevator
@ 49, "'I't'u 'orserle" ~ ware
an. '''''Pus ass''s"'o about Nop,-
'u" I'p'r' mat Tour "arships par
."ue" RON Nrtehtlha hal been added
,o'". ""ss'an na',ic squadron At Id
~. ~ .''".'p 20 w without 'onhda-
w" oy INC argentine minister of ma
.me, N"o says mere was NO "l FOR
80. '"e "' "fRcH''he war
j
=, r'..ns Esu-' up 'o inc Use
:. 'a."".'''s am"hs w" hnhsIah
49,. :" 'h" oa,,lc oi ''ia" yang
~" ,h.'n y" he zoo hi'ied or wuuhd'
w, '~ueiuu'hs k.h'fuIr anu " Held OF .
49, '.'th'y nHl,'is were Lilei. ~. q,
".'""'" a"u J." nv" missing ,
.'ahN . "e"lhhlss' a Kansas city =,
'"nl poiie,h'n' was shot u klIicd,i,
~ ,"e -"tn' ny '"hn IL hnfbin, a drunk '
hnu uIs"tuefly u'ff"' b was resist A.,
~ "''f'' "h' ''rhlh wa shot and ,
49, N'un''' 10y f"ilceman Joan ,
a. WIZ" ''h'' 10 TIE ana OF Me I
~
ntc n'"h" ON IN Wlnra'c's board =
"'"7'' w "arHiH'r' M'. on a." (,
anu ~'N''Hd'h !" no Coliseum, 4,
p"'"."I.h "i w" arrest roller
~ '"u" W "''h'' rae O"Il-eum Il
'.''' "'St'"g'''
i"" huhur"d caflnad. ui steel rails
r'Nou NJ tacoma wash on The -''i
i"ih fthhsi''ah'd, Tor fhlpmslt O.
no orient =.
u N reported that Russia has
'uufht i"nf "afNpipS from A'stni.ga, :,
'hleh nave arrived AZ liOau =.
y crank Who c'sins to have sogo 20
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9 hau gone 10 VISIT President Rose
eit 10 procure h's assistance IN tie o.
OF a NOOK ,'
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

iiltshurs, Pa, Sept -j-rho Stand.
ara on Co. has advanced tie price Of
lana. wv" rug
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

The lci,er of United States Senator
Charles Warren Fairbanks. accepting
a.. republican n%omlnauon Tor the vice
PRESIDENCY. was formally made public
Gu he gist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Admiral George Dewey. on the 2Sd,
ccetycd the congratulations Of his fel.
,,v officers and friends on the HftIcth
anniycrsary Of bis entry INTO the naval
service.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Rudolph wcttcr on rial at Grange
VIE Idaho, for the s.s, hs OF CHRIS
Lng and John wa'n. tao aeishboring
rGnch'rs sas, On the .sd. Pronounced
ruiiiy VI murder In the frs' degree.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

The commander Of the l'renth war.
ship Troude Was caught tapping. on
III I'D lie permitted the ,wht SWIM
with President Roosevelt, on ho,rs and
fyins the president mas 10 run na,,
him, up the North river anl r..urn.
without salutinT lie was d..ply
%thagr!ned when he learned IT III. mai.
ter.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

u" h~a''ioship M.iuH! won the
gr,at ocean race Tor ,eise.s Of her
class. from Woids Holi 70 Montauk
Point "a The goth iofeaiing the Tag
shlp k'nfs,fFe By 1900 Yards.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

nis.la Is much elspleasei at tho
naw treaty which gives England VIZ.
tual sovereignty over Tibet.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Mrs George iicndricss fell from .
balloou into the Rock island lake TT
ThlHIpsburg. Kas, on the 23d. and
was drowned before ics's could reach
her.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Chi.i Joseph. the 'amoas Nex Pcrcsi
~nffor While sitting by ais campnr,
90 n. Colville fcsotya'loa, on the ?iGi
i,i from NJ. seat 20 the srorad. Int
nom iel di.'al,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

George : Cunnn'. who iltd in New
YORK. On The 23d OF diabetes Is said
e. have willcd HE brain tn Tho nedleal
faculty If Cornell miyor..iy nat fur,
Their investigation may b. made Of a
theory that his disease could be raced
a. the brain.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Nine girls we're s1goGi''d IN n
roA0oi-hons" vault near 0lssnnsti. q.
IN N. 20 and = scoto 4 u,hers mar.
rp@iy ,s'ap~l Tir ''lfng gave
war. rr'cIpi'tiinr ttem ilio a cess.
pool ~ feet i'.p