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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

The storm Ut Friday afternoon
swept through several Illinois towns.
doing u vast amount uf damage.
Edward Archer was killed 10y light.
ming at his home near White Mound,
ITcN, Friday. The house vas CON.
,plctely wrecked.
The comptroller Of the currency ap-
proved the application to organize the
lClti2ens' national bank of s%hclbyyille.
Ill, capital sjo,0O0.
The village Of Moncyallo. ten miles
from Nevada. Mo. vas almost wiped
Tout Of existence by fire, which was
lcHlsed 10y lightning.
Coopcrs employed by the Armour
Pacting Co. at the National stock
yards. East 81, Louis. are out. ON u
strike for n rake In wages.
According 10 their advertisements
the proposed bull fight promoters at
st. Louis either intend 10 defy the
law or 10 bunco their patrons.
The building erected at the Worlds
fair by the National assembly Of the
Church OF the Disciples Of Christ was
dedicated Saturday afternoon.
Samuel Clark and Van Horn. ne.
rrucs. were lynched near Greenville.
Mics, for the murder OF John Sims, q
prominent white planter and william
Cato, his manager.
kogoro raSahira. the Japanese min.
lstcr 10 the United States. was the
guest OF honor NJ a dinner given at
the 81. Louis club, Friday night. by
Baron NJ Matsudaira.
rhe convention OF the Western Fed.
ration of Miners has invited the Am.
erican Federation of Labor and the
American Labor union To "A general
conference TO considv; amalgamation.
PATRICK j. King. alleged head of the
policy ring In Chicago, has been In.
dictcd for violation of the lottery laws.
indictments have also been voted
against a dozen other alleged gamb.
lers.
George Goldberg and David Gold.
berg, doing business at Brooklyn. ILL.,,
under the name of Goldberg Bros,
have flied n petition In bankruptcy,
scheduling liabilities as s2,0is.95 and
assets as sll2.7O.
The Interstate commerce commits.
| sion has decided to make n general In.
! vcstIgaiIon into the private car in
dustry throughout the country. with
2 view Of ascertaining whether the
railroads car not be made to furnish
all equipment demanded by shippers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS

The questions pending between Bra
I'll and Peru, according 10 n report.
seem TO be In u fair way OF peaceful
settlement, II Is said that a Joint adj
ministrntior will he established In the
disputed Acre territory.
"Doa,A tn unionism in Cripple Creek
district" Is the new slogan of the Citi-
2ons' Alliance which has sent the de-
cree broadcast that any person con-
nccted with n union In Cripple Creek,
Col. must sever his connection with
the union or leave the district.
A force of i,i00 Thibetlns attacked
tho British post NJ Kangna, on the road
TO Lhal7a, with great ferocity. but
were repul,ed. the British loss being
n sepoy killed and several wounded.
The Thibetans lombard Gyangtse dali
ly.
Corporal W. II. Crawley, OF the
Seventeenth coast artillery, tired OF
army lie and disappointed because his
application for a discharge had been
refused. committed suicide, on the
10th. at San Francisco. by swallowing
carbolic acid in the presence OF his
young wife.
On the 10th the levee az hanna.
berry. Ark. on the Arkansas river,
broke aud more than 5000 acres Of
cotton land wa inundated. Every
available man. together with state con.
viets. was working 10 repair the break.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
yL,p,,osroK rLrnT ~ , roo.
i~nciJco,nIis Runs Into several jan
10 tlputs.

London. June l3,-Thc Standards
correspondent at 81 Petersburg says
he hears that a telegram from Vice
Admiral skrydlon states that on Jun,
! he went within 80 miles OF Port Arthur
with the NladivoS;ok fleet and rar
into a fog, lie found several japanese
torpedo boats and two batilcships
which attacked him lercely and In.
icied some damage. The Russians
returned the FIRE. but as none OF tho
Port Arthur ships appeared, Vice-Ad.
miral %Skrydlon returned to Viadiyo-
stok. where he arrived Friday norm.
Ing.
The Malls correspondent at japanese
headquarters. "telegraphlng June II
says four strong japanese columns
have occupied Suenchow Saimatza.
Lao Wang and Stu Yen. Slenchow
Is S. miles east of Mukden. and Lao
Yang is five miles northwest OF Stu
Yen.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

CorNrssE an Curtis. OF Kansas. has
n rival, for his rcat In Charlie" Mar
tell. n p6i,awntomlo Indian. who IL
makintd rtycl canvass of the district.
huldiEsT'stid fashioned Indian war
dances fsHd powwows. MIR. Curtis
granddaughter, was n fun -bloodod XIV
squnw and the pottawatomics think Il
time th"y were represented IN congress.
Martclf hhS sically Ii II line specimen 81
the indiana although well educated. he
IL partial to the open life Of his anocs.
iors and, lives in n tepce.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
lieye Port Arthur.

II il reported thar the vladiyos;ok
squadron now consists OF three cruls-
,rs and four lronclads. II Is therefore
presumed that the squadron has eff
fected a junction with some OF the
Port Arthur vessels.
The newspapers report that there IL
great distress In Vladlvostok arising
from the enhanced prices OF food. and
Il is feared that the stock OF petroleum
aud candles is giving out
Twelve trains are arriving daily at
Lao Yang with achievements.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

In ,hc Worl.i's fair one can spend as
much or9ag little NJ ono likes. For fifty
cents the visitor may spend the day
md half the night In the grounds,
where the Whole OF the exposition prop
err II DNen' to him, The whole of tho
moral. intellectual and ma erial
achievements Of man throughout all
the agrs-illustratcd fm fifty ccnts'
With muSic and color and towers and
illumination thrown into the bargain.
And The Pike! 1t costs nothing To go
on the Pike, aud the exterior phases OF
night-lifc IN the tlkc constitute a con
siderable feature Of the exposition. On
the Pike II may spend nothing or
what he ploascs,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

sclcnte has demonstrated that the ir.
ritattngimotquit In Ii mankillet only
n few years : the mosquito was sup
posed TO he a harmless nuisance Il
Was marked on the list as merely a foe
10 comsrt and facial beauty, 1t fur
nished patients for the dcrma,ologists
and joisss for the humorists, But ex-
pertinent, pursuing theories which
raysici1ps had advanced. now shows
that the mesquite * a dangerous pest
which figures conspicuously In the
etiologiSa section Of medicine, II has
been :oanl that the mosquito carries
Injection spreading yellow. malarial
aud hther. malienant feyers and Is
therefore p III subject for nnrsistent
and UNDERMINING @sffare
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.
rEMsoNAL ANp roLIrIcAL.


On the 9Th a %cablegram was received
ht the state department from Consul
General Gummore. AT Tanrier. Moroc-
co. stating that negotiations for the re-
lease OF pcrdicaris and Marley were
Htili IN progrcsy. but that the sultan's
reply 10 RGisuii's demands ~ 10 ran
sou had q yet reached tie bandit.
Tho application OF MR.. Grace
lmognc Bcnnctt will be heard In the
prObat" court ~ New Haven. Conn,
June 90. asking that VIM. i Bryan DO
required Ia bring from New York 10
the Jurisdiction OF the court si50.O0O In
cash value and to make Immediate
payment 10 her OF the $S5.O0D special
bcquost which her husband, Phllo s.
Bennett. rnde In her favor.
The National Travellers Protective
association. In session at Springfield.
H., completely cNoncratcd Louis T..
Lchanmc. national secretary treasurer.
who was suspended several weeks ago.
Of the charge 81 cmbezllsmoLt OF
funds OF the association.
Marcus Graham. aged 80 years. was
arrested at a ST. Louis mcctrack. ON
the oh. by a UnitCd states secret ser.
vice agent. charged with passing two
couutorfolt 500 gold certificates.
T%"ouiy-olght ~ tho c~ountprfoits were
found on his person aud ~ more in
his room at the piantcrs' hotel.
Low T. Letter ~ Chlcago died at
Bar Harbor. Me. ON the 9th. of heart
disease. Tho end came quite sudden.
~. though Mr.. Letter had not been
we. for some time. lie was II years
Of arc. ana though starting life In a
very humble way. lcft a fortune cstl.
mated anywhere from S3O.OuO.OoO to
500 nOJ.0
King Elwati of Great '.r:.ain has
conferred ON Nine. Media the dccora.
ton for science, art and music. She
la the FIRST womn ON whOm II has
been bc1towcd.
On the ioth Arthur Cole and Rich.
ard crummol wcrn drowned In the
rcsoryoir neal Bunker Hll. Ill., while
battling. Ncltacr could swim.
His cmlnuncc. Cardinal Satnlll. who
hns Just arrived from Rome. charac.
tories rs absurd the story that his
visit has any otarr significance than
simply social. lie says he win WISH.
the 81. Louis expedition.
United States Ambassador McCor.
mick says the story ~ afHusJ that he
has been coldly treated by Russian
society because. as n part OF his on.
ciGl duties. he take csrc or Japanese
Interests, Ir rs n cone puoncp Of the
supposed fricndlinc5s uf the United
States toward Japan.
4 correspondent OF the London Tolc-
graph alleges that Secretary Hay, IN
a recent interview with Baron Mon.
chc',', BELGIAN minister In Washing.
ton, declared that the United States
was unwilling 10 cooperate with Great
Britain against the Congo state.
on the 10Th the body Of Don Manuel
Ccsvcrn, the Spanish matador. who
was shot AMI killed. on the Sth. at
tho Mozart hotcl. 81. Louis, by T..
Cartoon Bass, mn American matador,
who was associated with Ccrvera as
an employo NJ the Norris Amusement
Co. was taken 10 Baltimore. Md, tho
former home OF Mrs. Cervcra. for
burial.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
NJ

Prc7id'nt Francis Of the Louisiana
Purchre Expo itlon is slid To have
worn on. HiN horses since the opening
lay Of the fair In attending the various
iunctiBhf demanding his presence In
that hinliih city Of magnificent dis
ianccss ahd has been constrained Ia 70.
sort toiIe,%a automobile. Those familiar
with ,bSiAomnnes upon Ms time and
tncrEihs ARE only wondering that II IA
not tr6ii'an rather than The horses
that hasc tIvcn out.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

A bold daylight robbery was com.
mitted at jefferson City by Edward
Hampton. Of st. Louis, and J. Kelley.
cf Texas. who were arrested and lodged
In Jail Hampton and Kelley went
TO Jefferson City from 81. Louis. and
walked up tho track to the railway
yards just as a freight train was pull
Ing In. Six men. who were beating
their way. got on the train. and KEEL
ley and Hampton lined them IN at
the point OF two guns and went
through them. obtaining about $40.
When ordered 10 throw mp their hands
tho nix men thought they were being
arrested for stealing rides. aud were
relieved Of all they had before they
realized what had happened. After
being chased by officers oil day. the
rohbers were arrested nj Marion. -
miles away.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

On the night Of juno 7th two in.
formal machines were concealed in to.
bacco boxes In the Tsarskoye selo,
palace. where the car 81 Russia is
now living. one Of the machines was
In the dining room. the other in tho
audience chamber. The mechanism in
each was working when discovered.
The strlctcs- secrecy X observed. and
this statement. although true In every
detail. Is sure to be categorically 10.
Mod.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
Droth-r- Drowned In Creek.

Grover and Adobe Spinshy, aged 8
and 10 years, were drowned in Spence,
creek. n mile north Of Frankford, They
were standing on the banks Of the
swollen creek when the bank cayed IN.
carrying the two little brothers into
the water, Their bodies have net been
recovered.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Susquehanna, Pa. June l3.-The
Erie Railway Co. has discharged 10 per
cent Of Its working force, or los men.
from It's shops in this place, Similar
discharges were made in all the sAops
on The system, This is the second dis
charge OF 10 per cent. within 20 days.
The company is reducing expersss II.
all directions.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
VAGUE RUMORS OF
A NAVAL BATTLE
In Which Two Russian and -Four
japanese Ships We're Sunk.
RUMOR IS NOT CONFIRMED
Admiral ~sLrydIon Gets within Thir-
~ NILES OF Fort Arthur aud
Then Tangled
IN In u Eou.

IT. pErEpsn,RG, JUNE Ia.-Rr-
nons ARE ~ CIRCULATION HERE
70 TIM EFFECT THAT 4 GREAT IA
Val BATTLE mas TAKEN PLAcI:
Org roRr ARTHUR, ~ WHICH TWO
RUSSIAN AND TotE JAPANESE Btr-
%TLEsuIrs WE'RE SUNK. No con-
riuuATioN or TuE Rtuou CAN M
OBTAINED.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Superintendent s. NJ MCGOWAN Of
the Worlds fair Indian school says tina,
GoroplmD never was n great warrior.
but Ygs the chief plll-mixer Of Ito
Aparlt'8. II ~ probably true that
Gcr0nlmp ~ n medicine man. Tor he
demanded r liberal fee before he would
10 to ~. Louis.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

An explosion in a trunk. believed to
be the properly Of some one connected
with the University Of Minnesota. hurt
four bagg6remen in the Union station
la Kansas City, Besides powerful
chemical explosives. the trunk con
talncd machinery, which. e IL believed.
belongs to n mining engineer. The
trunk came from Los Angeles. and
was billed TO Minneapolis, 1t contained
some letter heads Of the Minnesota
state university. The baggaremen
we're lifting the trunk when the explu-
sion occurred.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Boston " giving irrcfutnblc tcstl-
mony that II In the logical place for
the next conventions Of uilonists SO.
ri'ty .hgro has found tle 'music cure
~'mcngApnl for neuralgia and other
physical not to say mcntul, complaints
Tn" fight Kind NJ music III also good
for friridiiy of tho heart and palsy Of
the onutlona.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

The Southwestern Coal Dealers as
sociation, In convention in Kansas
City, appointed a committee OF five.
representing tho coal dealers of Kan
sas, Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma and
the Indian territory, TO take up the
question OF short weights.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Rev c. NJ. Gray, president of Mar
vim college, was seriously hurt In a
runaway at Fredericktown, His horse
became frightened at an automobile
and threw him on, of the buggy, bruls-
ing his head and face and breaking a
'eg
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

The recent decision Of a St. Louia
Judge In the case Of n man indicted for
Impeding the free exercise Of the fran
chisedn effect declares that ,hc respect
able Noer has no rights In approach
ing the polls that thugs and hired
tUuFhs are bound to respect.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

st. Petersburg. June i3-Rclief Is
felt In military circles Mt the removal
Of dlssension In military councils. 1t Is
understood that the sole responsibility
deyolyes on Gen. K%uropatkln. and that
no serious attempt will be made to re-
lleYe PORT Arthur.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Tho ~urran who said she would not
buy n souvenir book. Of The Worlds
fair, giving M n reason that she would
only Qur out the things she had missed.
paid to tho yasiness Of the exposition n
tribute which no oraior hes surpassed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Thomas Robinson was arrested In
Kansas City, charged with ~defrauding
A. Mendalven, an Armenian. at Ho,
s?rinEs, Ark, OF Turkish rugs valued
at 5000.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
THE TRIBUNE
rrbIisied ny
THiByNE PRINTING co.
MONTGOMERY. MISSOURI.

Cant. pakoyIcr says II would take
10000 mel with magnificent artillery
20 capture Port Arthur. II would be
Ike tho dfcoitml japanese to ;u-n up
suddenly with both tho men and tho
artillery.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
swallowed CarboIic Acid.

Dependent over her failure to effect
a reconciliation with her husband who
had hled suit for divorce, Mrs, Clara
HOLDS, OF st. Louis, committed suicide
by taking carbolic acid.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17
Ito, nuu,cr Knlcd In rr...

Frank Kline. aged 70. son of John
Kline. county collector OF Andrew
county. was accidentally Killed about
" miles ncrth Of savannah by Wal
ter Warner. about the same age. The
two boys. accompanied by two Others.
were out hunting. They saw n SPUR
rel run NJ n tree. aud young Kline
climbed mp to shake Il out. After he
ing In the tree u short time. the War
ner hoy saw what he supposed to be-
the squirrel and fired NJ It. hut & was
young Klinc's hand. Five of the six
shot struck him In the hand and about
the same number In the head. and the
wounded boy fell from the tree 10 the
ground, dying within n few minutes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-17

Acting President John Rice Of West.
minister college. Fulton. has received
notification from Rev. David II. Kerr.
ID u, OF his acceptance OF the prcsl-
doncy OF Westminster. Or. Kerr was
rendered the position by u committee
OF the board OF trustees, headed by
Rev. DR.. s c. NIccolls. Of St. Louis.
several weeks go, and had since been
considering the offer. lie has been
Al the hoad'of Bellevue college. Omaha,
Neh.. for II years. taking II when Us
t,istonce was impcrilcd and building
Il mp 10 n substantial support. lie Is
4 member Of the Presbyterian chuych.
and viii begin his work in Fulton be-
fore school onens In Septemher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
You Will Never

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hrru and firhf nov A. unf former
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
tho state 81 Washington. in and
far King County In the Natter
Of the ReecifefaHip 81 she inter-
bay Lumber Company. Nc $3.50.
Notice 4a hereby given that me
undersigned has been appointed re-
eaIrer 81 the Interplay LumheF COM
uanv. corporation. and has duly
qualified as such. and that an order
was ON Iulv 6. 1904 made by me
court and duly entered requiring All
persons Indebted 60 said corporation
10 paw the same 90 the unuefsiEned
receiver. and requiring all persons
having claims against said eorpore
alton 20 present the same duly ver-
Incd. within sixty days from the en-
try af said order 90 the unders.gucd
receiver at the former place Of busi-
ness Of said corporation, the same
being situated near the Northern
Pacific Railway track near the
Grand boulevard no INTERPLAY. seat
tie. or TO Rossman a johnson, at
torncya for receiver Si4 Pacific
block. Seattle. or be forever barred
from the collection 81 said claims
FRANK X ADAMS. Receiver
Rosaman a Johnson. Attorneys for
Receiver. ali Pacific Block, Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

bad once thought seriously % taking
up Spanish lie as suddenly niird
aith regret for having De lded lu
favor uf shorthand
Hs looked wistfuiiy ~ The Young
Numhn who whn certainly anything
bHf comfortable Perhaps auma aHf
tho had expected had failed 20 put
ia as appearance Possibly aH# uaH
M Or frightened of had taken The
efunE train Perhaps BE- could be-
a. some assistance ITO could recall
numerous instance where be had
heeu 90 Assistance 90 YuauF aua ats.
tsraaed femiuInIif A. ans rate. D.
aaa clearly neeaaafy that snmr.
thluF should b. done
stsad5iuK himself Df fhe chair
far fhs train was running a3 TIE
rate ~ 60 miles an haur. Merrlfk
sent fursart
q beg YauF pardon sonora aaId
BE- uauzInE AZ TIE young woman b
eIbns Hahla , EaHanuia
ST aeuaf. frnisa The DISTRESSED
one. aith a pefiHtt accent ant en-
unward s~ssu ~ hsf ions lashes
MeffiFk having reached The rni
nf BIZ spanish Vocabulary sas duNn
upon the arm u the opposite chair
and zaHHf Iu respectful silence a.
the lavely foreigner wha flushed
slightly. turned her hack upon ths
iutrudrr and looked steadily oct u
the sindnW
Merrtfk JnuafilY eHrae.i hia untu-
tezed taurnc Why. ehy had b.
chosen shorthand saideuiy be had
an inspiration IT. leaned forward
rarlsE suua FranEala
suui. monsieur. replied The lady
looking a. him expsetanfiy
arhundsrt eiah did. eiaru-
lated MerrIfh
You might Try English suEsoai
81 the lady. dtaplaYiuE a dlmple
oh" Easpsh Meuisk turning
crimson thought goa ssfe span
lah."
so . imaEiued. Ny home 10 In
New Orleans
= wanted to offef 700 seemed
uneasy
soh. SO uneasy admitted the
lady
You are IN trouble. perhaps !
caHld help YOU
= am hungry" she confessed.
flushing prsftily. e am starving :
There's a diulaE car forward p
BEGAN Merrlrk eagerly. The ser
vice e. excellent
snat not for me. { am paupsf
+ I have no money Ny eumuaHlun
carried ny purse We sore Hfpar-
ated in tremendous crush 10
f TWrufys third STREET Fortuna nIF
+ I had ms Ticket and enough OheuEe
f a. pas far my seat in INV glow II
va houaieaa To think ~ trying -
fad any one ia such a crowd - 7
+ caeaped with nav life aud game
straight Co the train
THAT was certainly the hezt
+ thing 90 DO said Merrisk approve
iuKly
II am afraid though naufsaaei
The lady. that have been foollshiy
eatrnvagant I should have gone
+ into the day coach and saved my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

iCapYfIrhted 1909 hY tho Frank
teH lia Publishing ltuunel
Except faf ono other traveller
Nef#IgH had The luxurious chair gar
60 himself iiiH fellow passenger
"a hHHi1HahB dressed young WON
an waa evidently 90 al eaas.
NpruuE regarded hrr with Inter
cot She wa not am ordinary per
HuuBEe She was spanish uudaubt
rdiY be- decided after IA lingering
inspection one could See that al "a
glance The oval olive cheek. the
long biagk laahea. the dark ewes and
the maHaeH 81 blue hlafk hair all
proclaimed hsr foreign nationality.
MrrriDk studied tho various labels
on her sat,hsl. but could make out
uulY tho word "ititu
Clearly she wa fum Porto Rico.
and Spanish uaH her native tongue
lie remembered with a paur that he