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st-5rA. hotels Victoria and YurEf-au. Intsrlzken;
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRA0SCE-Hotsl Metropolis.
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tIrina Hotel Rome Grand Hotel Quirinal Rome:
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des bolomites. Cadore-Borca
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LAWYER TRlEs 70 coMMIr sulcIoE.

Try TELEGRAPH To THE TBIBUNE.l
Seattle, Wash, July +-Herhert Huutey, prom
inent lawyer. formerly Of Nev-York city. made an
unsuccessful attempt 10 kin himself here to-day by
jumping into the hay. He was suffering from
nervous pTgstratlou.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND GOES FISHING.

Ruzza-d's Bay Mass. Juig 4.-T-z -Presder. Gro
yer Cleveland spent the holiday nshing trip
down the bay with Joseph Jefferson. with whom ne
is passing n week IL is not known here yet when
Mr. cleveland Will Join his family ar Sandwich,
y H.. but 10 is understood that he VIII leave here
by Friday and probably before that Dine.
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CONFIDENCE At PORT ARTHUR.
Great Improvement in Situation Reported
Supplies in Fortress

Paris, July 4-OfictaI advices Indicate that
the Russian military and naval situations at
Port Arthur are considerably improved and that
ships pass freely in and out of the harbor Large
Quantities Of supplies have been received at the
fortress. and the Russian authorities are re
gaining confidence
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RUSSIAN TROOPS ARRIVING.
ne.aehmeuts OF Seventeenth Army Corps
Passing Through Moukden-

Afoukden. July 1.-THE first detachments Of
- eeyar,eenth Army Corps are passing
through Mouxden. brigade Of Caucasian
~e,.slrv has arrived here.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AT.BE1I ART.E-Ex-M Mayor Frauchot Clean.
FIFTH ANENj I1-WlIliaU 2. Beikrsp Louisville
GRAND. a. Bouteie Washington IMPERIAL
r. W E1euii Trenton WAT-DCF2F'-NS
TORIA-Govcruor Garvir = Rhode island. Thomas
X Wanamaker, Philadelphia Smith n. Weed.
Plattshurg; Count and Countess de Chaubrun,
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GRAND DUKE BORIS TRANSFERRED.

81 Petersburg. July 1.-The rufnors ina,
Grand Duke Boris has been eNlied .
-, %-oe,.It oe an alteration with General
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Highest temperature yesterday degrees. c.
degrees :: degrees; corresponding
year 10 degrees average corresponding
last twenty-five years 20 degrees
Local observation-disclosures to-day Wednesday; fresh
% sO4Ihsrly YindS
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huropatkin are untrue. but II IS understood he
mas been transferred 10 Hardin on account of
an unpleasantness with a colonel at Iiao-Yang
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KuRopsrKIN oPEns HOSPITAL.

Tash-C':.iao July :,--All is quiet ri the out
AOs.a. General Ig-opatlzin IS here opening a
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permanent hospital OF 200 beds. founded by tha
Nianchurlan railroad employees. The hospital
contains Isl patients.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. SC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

TRANSPACIFIC
CCSA-Vta Port Tampa Florida. closes this sfacs
daily. except Thursday. b.SO a m tho
ing mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays
MEXICO CITY.-OverIand, unless specially Addressed
for dispatch By steamer, closes this o1Cs daily.
except sunday. az 50 ,. and 10 80 p. Sun
days 1900 p and 1899 N
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels Post Nfa.fs).-Py
North sydney. and thence oy steamer. closes
this Office daily ~ $50 D. connecting malls
close here every Monday. Wednesday and saturday,
JAMAICA rail 20 Boston and thence BY steamer,
closes At this ONCE at $50 p Tuesday and
Friday
NIQCELOS-Bv rail % Boston, and thence by steam
er. closes at this once daily at $50 m
BELIZE. PUERTO COETEZ and GCATEIALA-Hv
New Orleans and Themes by steamer. closes
at Office daily, except Sunday. D m and
5000 p m SUNDAYS az 81 90 n. and 0:30
m connecting mai! closes here Mondays az S10.so
COSTA RICA-By raj Nev-OrIea1s. and the-c- sv
steamer closes this office daily except sunday az
$3.50 .. and s14:30 p. q. SUNDAYS a 90 m,
and S1O-So p connecting mail closes Tues
days SO so p M
sRegssered Mail closes 600 p m. previous cay
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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this country address changed often
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

TUESDAY t5thl.-Ar 1879 a. n. for Brazil per a 8
Byr0a. via Pe-naUhuco, Bahia. RIO Taneiro and
Santos mail for Northern Brazil Argentine Ury-
and Paraguay must be directed per s.
ByrC11 ut y IN for barb ADDS and Northern Brasil
Per : Cra1Eeuse. Via Para Mara1hau and Csara-
WEDNESDAY t6-hl--At 80 Newfoundland,
silvia $50 a supplementary M
Central America except Costa South Pa
Etfc Forts. yer : Atv1ree va Colon mail fer
Guatemala be Directed Aivance'1s a.
Eal-l- g. T-tnz der Nederian5en mail
Or cane F4i-i. Port d. Pax Curacao VenezusIa
Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must be directed
per = Priaz der Nede-a1dsn').
THURSDAY 7-A-Ar g ~ for Cuba Yucatsn and
Nextc- directed per Vigtancia''5 AZ u
tsIpp,e.ren--Ty l23t p for Bahamas. per
Sa-atoG1 .~1-- 1c- Mexico. via Iampicu ,. a.
re"ted yer s. S-rlcc=a'l: a. 1880 p Cor Porto
FIR DAY .S-}Ar $50 supplementary 1890 M
for I1agua. HAITI ard Santa Marta. Per Alene
mail fer other parts o. Colombia via Savania must
be directed Ter s Aleue'D: f2 for santiago.
Jasou0: AT 1 . -. t-r yucatan and Ca-rpechs per
DasEry, At $50 , n Tor Bermuda, per steamer
sATTRrAY ,och,-s- $50 a. n Complementary ESQ
PEUadelphia fuau t0r Colombia via Curacao
be directed Per s. Philadelphia >: s:S0
q t0T Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. 8. s.
CauOvas n $50 a sUppieu entary 1850 M f1r
cept Cauca and MaEea-ena Dep'ts per $. Allegheny
(1aiI for Costa Ptca BE directed per g.
Al,eghauy''N az $3.50 Complementary 1880 a n
Thomas. = Cr0ix, Iecward and WIndward
PARMA mail f1r Grenada and Trinidad must b di-
rectsd "Der Partrla'1 az 10 n. m tor Cuba. Per
MORO Castle via Havana 10 n. FOR
Grenada. Trinidad and Ciutad Bolivar
vim NIataHzas email must be directed yer =
CIrtvba''l
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii be
republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
churEr.
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IocnI Official Record.-The following Official
from Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
perature the last twenty-four comparison
with the corresponding date OF year:
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CEMETERIES.

Great PileIawn Cemetery, isis acres-RoVld trip
soc. az Office. West Sith ST, New York
UNDERTAkERS.
Frank Z Campbell. 2Sd st.-Stephen Merritt Enbrs
Inst Tel 1924 1928 Chelsea 2@1-S West Esd St
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EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
United states. Canada and Mexico
I-r-54 80 bur1ughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx.
Porto Rco, HAWAII a-ao me Philippines
Wifbont extra expense Tor foreign postage
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
q Chinese Honeymoon" at Manhattan
Beach-At the Vaudeville Houses.

At the theatre at Manhattan Beach, the musical
comedy success, "A Chinese Honeymoon" was
opened for a weeks yesterday afternoon before
a large audience. Miss Toby Claude is the crfaF
feature OF the cast.
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SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
DAILY. . cents III --I-->-@-' Se-'s
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Tribune Local Observations

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
IL pressure as Indicated by The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
pcrature recorded by the local Weather Bureau
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SANFOE2U--WTfIT'SEY-A Watch Hill P 7 On Sa-ur-
DAY. July = 1904. hy the Rev r Decker, ~ West
ery r. T., Henrietta Edwards, daughter q Ell Whit
Ley, % d.. Leonard Cutler SANFORD
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Insist upon having Burnett. Vanilla.
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
extra charge.
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DAILY ONLY:


FIR points IN Europe and an Countries Uuiverral
Postal 'Jnon TIE TRIBUNE viii ue mailed The fol-
lowing rates.
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Foreign Rates.

Mzu subscribers in New-Tork City 20 the DAILY
--T3J-VEEKI4T viii be charged d
rs,sJage Ia addition rates named ABOVE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Row Ne Go, tire neoe

John Henry Msedier the astroa-
amer whose fsyorlle study Was the
moon, having learned that Fraa
wittc the wife of the state counciior,
ownea = wonderful moael Of his pct
luminary. spent years prylng % sain
possession ~ e. As her hesbSne was
nvlag DO could 81 marry the owner
u ihe model, SO he married her
daaghter and a. ne death ~ his
m~othcrln.iaw The coveted moan ~.
Came hlA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Excelsior Gas Plan, closed.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS-The gas
plant % this city closed down for
three months OF more. pending the
erection Of a les sl2,0o0 plant The
method Of making gas viii be changed
ia the new a plant from Oh gas to
water gas Quarterin the-slot meters
are 10 be Installed also. This city
NAYS s. a thousand feet for gas for
light aud $3.50 Tor heating purposes
Those citizens without electric lights
VIII be compelled 10 fan back on their
coal oil lamps.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
street Car Manners

A couple 81 gaudily dressed women
OF mos ordinary type are seated IN a
cable car Indifferent 20 everything
but themselves, one of the pair hold.
ing her umbrella planted nrmly across
the passagoway The conductor III
response to a signal from the motor
man. hasiens 20 the front door, 90 pe
pitched hcadnrst over The o~hsuucting
medium as the unconcened 81
the accident turns 10 her companion
With a scomtul toss II her head TIE
awkward bastei"-NeW YORK Trlbune.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

Indian tigers seen 70 BE lDsiag
their taste fog human nesh Con
siderAbly fewer human victims are re-
ported In The tistrict q Canada.
HAshangzba8 and RaypuT the figures
have fallen from i98 TIE average q
previous years. 20 nfry-niae Ga the
other had. ne number % cattle De-
vo1red had Increased from i1@ 70 s.
S5S o. the human victims - per
ceu; xere uztives ana II per ce1t
Europeals
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
FOR MISSOURI, 255MEDALS
States Agricultural Awards az the
WOrIdvs Fair.
Kansas, Which Got TS6 Medals, and a
Grand Prize, Beaten BY Missouri
Got Three Grand Prizes ard
FoTty-Mfne Gold Medals

Bronze medaia were awarded as fot
lows:
y y. Patterson. sbsibina. corn. q ~
Feunehaker. Poplar Biuffs corn Prank
O. PeieL tomatoes. Harvey Fllerlan.
waterunelons Edward perrnEef Maes-
corn; s - RaiiIna DeaiNadt water
melons George Root. Canton. rEunaTh
stalkss " ~ scsges ldaiia pampk1ns.
~ T. seanisn- MineDia. corn; a. A.
schoppenhorsl Piers. corn. J. p EIon-
son sKidmors. oats r. 4. Echueidsr.
idaiia. corn; d p. stohiman. Lrtesvnls
AEhine. niehistadt EatermelonEs W. ~
Adams. Rpckport. wheat: I'd AIaracht.
Bertrand E-atermelons. A J. Alexander.
PittsburE. cora Andrew county. EaFan-
WatermelUuE. w n Baker. LIBERAL.
corn; , o. Bassett. Vienna. corn. 3 8.
ett, Brgsnlas eorn' -.
corn; AIRS r p. Bland Lebanon. baIe1
hay: a G BuuidluE. Worthwhile. corn
20 W Bryan. Moreiey. Watermeions.
George calklnE. Ariilgton4 corn. Thomas
3 campbell BNington, corn u.
CentWelL. Dunklin. cora Oscar C0uunr,
Gainesville corn; Howell county. West
Pains. cantaiuupes- T. ". Crawford.
Boyuton. corn, T.. Gully. Lamont. bro1m
corn y. Dahbs. Moreiey. w-at-rmelous:
George = Edwards Mackcrut. corn.
Charles ". Emo. Lebo. c~antal0upfs- J..
G. Pinch. Hobson. corn; w y Forester.
Diehistadt. waferueionE; W II Fowler.
Green Briar. corn r. = Galloway. For
sythe crn Gemm Eaneis LeElng-
corn: r r Goodnov. Kingston. cora. s.
s. Grant Moreley. W-atermei1ns r a
GlEEs Aereley. W-atermeions = p
Hamilton De- LassaE cprn5 " II. Ham
Nt1l, Gailarin. timothy r u. HirsL
Raudo. corn. a HoiEuEEw1uh. Carthage.
cnru5 1T Hutfoid Coy. corn D.
llera. Cape Glrardeau. corn Skies A. Ja-
ccns McMuiln. watermeiuns. Jackson
county-. Independence. oats, LFvt
IacobF Columbus. corn Richard Jen-
niugE Mount vernon. corn IL T. john
son. Atlanta. cora J J Jones. Gleuste1.
cnrns William J. Jones. New Louduu.
corn: J Joplin Eureka. w~stermeions;
IeT. Salisbury. cora r s kircade. Lath-
mp corn p kien. Freedom. corn c. n.
kifuEeT Fair Grove. cora : O. La1T-
HHren. corn state 81 Missouri. tobacco
display. z ;. Troy. bees John Erkley,
stephens store. sorghum. Alfrfd Nahn-
Augusta wines Mount Pleasant Wine
company. Augusta. grape brandy u.
Blsseli. R~usselv1lie. Eooi, C. b Both
wei e. Son. RreckiuridEe. wool. James
Miller, Granger. wooi; state - Missouri.
c~ott1nseed ard ginseng William Wal
Iatan. corn. r. r. PAGE. Lexington. corn;
,. " " RsmRr. Eisberry. wheat, }. 8
breeders farm. BlodEeit. corn on stalk:
+ J Tuue. Eaen corn 8 r. walker.
I Liberty. blue grass blades aud stenEs
Washington Flour Mills cnmpsny. Wasa-
iuCtun. wheat p. r. Williams. Nerkr.
w-aterfnelcms. J A. Wood. c9rder. corn;
Henry Mari. Kicking corn caleb
Mathews. Gran. corn w q Mays Leila.
corr. "a ATiache Chanette corn. J. W
Mcdaniel. R~utledEe. corn: : a McGin-
mis- selrnnre corr s. ~. McGrader. Burr
oak wheat Lawrence husri. hFhifile.
T. Moron. Alley. corr. " A. Moss,
I EnrlnEhall corn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

The English housewives they q tie
nne cCuplexions And strung mEscie&.
make il q practice 10 stand big pots
q potp0srrf in the halls and each dzy
they stir them from the bottom A
japanese jar which stood shoulder
high. 50 high that il a oag walking
stick 20 stir il 10 the bottom. Stands
in the hall q a handsome house On
the Thames and each day the oEner
surs il 70 its depths and sends rs fra
GRANGE thr0ugh the hoase-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
20, ceal 80 warnsn.suru.

wARRENSBURG-A five foot vein
OF coal was struck on the farm Of r. @.
Kelly near Chilhowee Friday while
drilling a we'll, Il was found az y depth
OF eightyfiye feet ana Is OF fine quail.
lty. This Is the second coal nna IN
that vicinity IN the past week civil
Engineer Bum OF the Rock Island
says that coal Is TO be had here IN
paying quantities He has leased a
lsFge acreage and IL prospecting "a
earnest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

In the ocean Of life how many
there are who arr drifting to an an.
known destination-that undistin.
guished multitude Who arr only toll.
inc G "a live. and iiviug only To die
who drag ON through a weary life.
with their eyes half Open. lacking
principle. moral Independence. stir
rims decision rpacrols resolves uE
lives are p-urp0so,ess .aimiess defCnse.
less; and who live a from mere
Incidence than from calculation
James Ellis.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
ln.Psetsa ) SO Inau.tnsI sehooI.

CHiLtICOTHR - The legislative
iankcting committee have gone. after
having devoted a day 20 the oxamlna
ton uf the state industrial home for
girls The committee members "a.
pressed themselves as highly pleased
with the management OF the home.
They viii recommend that the superln.
tendcnt's salary be Increased from
$500 90 81. 500 a year and that an ad.
ministFatloa building De erected.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
keep Timepieees Wound up.

One OF the busiest men in New
York Is the irineraut clock Winder.
Clock winding has become quite an
industry 10 Gotham. Tor large modern
houses are as completely equipped
with umepicces as they are with cleo
trio bells. From twenty 90 thirty
clocks Of all kinds are required in s
hig house, They are % all kinds and
sizes The proper care ~ these
clocks requires sn expert knowledge.
This necessity explains the idnerant
clock Winder. who Is hired By the
mouth OF season.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
wANr 4 peRMANeNT apIkg..
Scheme for = Continuous Show at ST.
Louis on q SIG Scale.

Scheme for = Continuous Show at 81.
Louis on a Sig Scale.
ST. LOUIs-lf plans projected BY
the holders Of interests in t~hirty-two
Of the shows on the Pike at the worlds
fair are realized. the Pike may be
made a permanent amusement enter
prise Ia a slightly altered form. More
than fifteen Of the present Pike at
fractions. including the most impor-
taut concessionaries. are in favor OF
the scheme to establish Ia St Louis a
great permanent amusement park that
shall rival in fame Coney Island Of
New York. aud should draw 10 ST.
Louis every summer thousands Of
pleasure seekers. Railroads already
have promised TO make greatly re-
duced rates "a st. Louis during the
summer months. and the men who are
pushing the big deal have secured ar
option on a lease for two years on the
present site OF the Pike and all the
land northwRrd TO Delmar boulevard.
The new park. IL is estimated. will
cost S5.0o0.e00 20 build and operate.
While the contemplated lease Is for
but two years. the plan is TO make the
amusement park permanent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
NEWS OF MISSOURI
&c MIssouRI aupagMg couR1
oIvIsleo 70. 2 Gave osslsloos and a..

piNletcn NO. 2 Gave Decisions and Ad.
lourned Until December 70.
JEFFERSON CITY-Diyision No. 2
of the Missouri supreme court gave
opinions Tuesday and adjourned until
December IS. Following are the i'm.
portant proceedings.
Opinions by Can't. p. State vs..
John. Henry and Antoine Nelghbach.
eg; affirmed. State ys. Lee Rosen.
blatt; writ Of error quashed and judg.
ment circuit court affirmed. State w.
David sidenbender; writ OF error
duashed. State ". William Tracey;
writ Of error quashed. State vs.. Frank
Bohm; affirmed. State vs.. George r.
Tower; affirmed. State vs.. John VII.
liams. reversed and remanded. State
vs. John b. Knowles: affirmed.
BY Fox. State vs.. Rudolph: ar.
firmed and death set for January Is.
1905: State vs.. Lentz; reversed and
remanded. State vs.. Kinder: affirmed.
State Us. Meals. affirmed. State vs..
Alexander; affirmed. State VS.. Nunly A.;
reversed in part and affirmed in part.
State vs.. Boehm; affirmed. State vs.,
Etchman; reversed and remanded
State vs.. Blakely: affirmed. State rs.
Hartzell; affirmed. State vs.. Hard
ing. affirmed. Miller vs.. Dunn: re
versed and remanded with direc
tons.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
southern Moss Utlired.

The sweeping gray moss Of the
suoshem forests Is linked with com
merce. II fills mattresses Tor beds
and cushions for buEgies. Il Is use
ful for packing and il Is gathered as
an yother crop is gathered by peo-
pie who are paid by the day. Moss
Is ginned as cotton Is ginned; the
outer cuticle Of the fiber Is removed
and leaves Il much like horse hair.
II g. then good for anything that
needs stufnng. In Louisiana, Instead
OF merely a detail Of swamp scenery.
q Is the basis Of an Industry.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Rudelph 100 LIE.

JEFFERSON CITY Division No :
Of the supreme court met Tuesday
and handed down teenty-one opinions.
Az opinion written by Judge Fox az.
flrms the decision Of the lower court
IN the ease OF William Rudolph. the
Union bank robber, and the date ~
the date Of the execution u set for
January As. 1905 Rudolph was con
xlcted COR participation IN the killing
% Detective schumacher Rudolph
wa captured 10 The KANSAS peaneA.
'l.ss. u MR
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
a Tslsasr's T-eaumsag.

Hinton. ky Nov 1S-tspectAt1-
h has ioaE heeu cisi@ed that ntabe
tes Is lncaraeie. bat NJ e J. rhouP-
sou. teacher BE- the Hintor school
has pleaslus eyitsace % the eoaurary
NJ. rhomrson has nsssetea Hs toek
noafs Katecg Flis and il cured n
a staiemsut be makes rckaFdtng hls
care Sir. Thenpsoa sa1ss
4 AS groaalea villa my kt3aeya
Ter more ihan tso yeaFs and xaa
treated b tWo % tie best taetoFs IL
this part - The state Thry ciEimed
I had niahstes and there sas pitie
10 BE- e0ae l0r me Thea ! started
70 usa no6ds Kitnsy pills and shat
ties ala for ne saa uonGerful Il
s. entirely ostns % notds kiaasY
Pills that I an nos sni0yiag goe1
health
Many doctors san maintsin that
Dikaefes Is Hacarahie Rat Diabetes
is a Ellney disease and tie kttney
disease that neads kidney Plls VII
not eare has yet % b. discovered
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
No aus for Alarm.

According 10 the statement in this
paper said the cheerful idiot. there
is no occasion 10 worry about race
suicide.
What does the paper say cusr
led the scauD-hslres bachelor.
1t says that the stork can ~ 500
miles an hour, and Keep Il up Tor SIS
weeks