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New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
PULPIT UTTERANCES.
RAPS TRUST DEFENCE.
DR.. Hills 4Uudes to J. ID. Rookie
teller, Jr.'s, College Speech.

Referring TO John D. Rockefeller's gift OF
100000 70 the American Board Of Foreign
Missions which has raised such a storm Of
protest from Congregational clergymen. and TO
Mr.. Rockefeller's son. although he mentioned
no names. the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, in
his sermon in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. yes
terday, said:
The saddest words that have been written in this
generation were spoken n Brown University by a
young man VINO is 10 inherit one OF the greatest
fortunes ~ This country. They were written IN
defence Of the trusts. Listen TO them;
The American Beauty rose can be produced in
al its spendOr only by sacrificing the early buds
that grow I'D around il.
The rose has leo buds. To produce one Arneri-
can Beauty the gardener goes around with a knife
and snips of 9s9 buds, that all the strength and
beauty may be forced into one bloom. In his
economic argument this young man tells the work
Ing classes brutaly that 99s businesses must ba
shipped OF. produce one American Beauty,
The American Beauty rose can be produced IN
al its glory only by sacrificing the early buds that
STOW I'D around it.
Listen 10 Christ:
Let the strong bear the burdens OF the weak"
'Give and il shall be given unto you"
These words in defence of trusts the most
heartbreaklng things in literature TO those who
know what IS going TO in the future Can
you wonder that when gives gifts after that
they say: We have no gratitude TO give In re-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
DEFENDS PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE.

Brunswick. Ne. April s-In his sermon to-day
the Rev. Herbert A Jump pastor OF the Congre-
gationsl Church defended the sction OF the pru-
dental committee Of the American Board Of Com
missoners for Foraigu Missions in recommending
the acceptance Of the gift Of 100000 from John D.
Rockefeller. AIr. Jump said. In part:
Mr Rockefeller is both a money Garner and a
money dispenser He may employ blameWorthy
methods in earning money, but he surely employs
pTRiseW0rthv methods IN dispensing it. 1t is against
the methods OF earning the money that the clergy
protest but not against the methods Of giving
~ away. The money earned by Mr.. Rockefeller
in business rna1chless for enterprise. II not
stolen but was fairly earned The American Board
has legal and moral right 10 accept il. and, while
the Christian Church may protest against Mt.
Rcckefeiler's methods OF earning the money, IN
the mean time IL the money for carrying
on work that w1ll help the kingdom Of God.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF

= General Superintendent L. $. Life-Saviug Service.
Washington, D. C.. April 1. 1YC5Sealed proposals Will
be this office until . O'Clock =. Friday
of April 1905 and publicly opened.
supplies required
for the nscal ending June 3d. 1906 the supplies
be delivered at such points in New York City Grand
Haven. Mich and San Francisco, cal, be
quCed and in the quantities named in the specifications
The supplies needed c0nsis eds and Bedding, Blocks
Sheaves; Corlage. Croekery Furniture; Hardware
Lamps: Lanterns. Medicines. Paints, OILS
Ship Chaudiary. stoves etc Tools and MisceI-
laneoCs Articles, all or which enumerated in the
specifications attached 70 the form Of bid etc which
be obtained hCatGn tEIs office, IN
sIector LtCe-SaVing stations IL State Street New
York City; Superintendent Twelfth IiIeSlvnE District
Haven Mcn and superintendent Thirteenth Life
Saving District New Appraisers stores san Francisco
Cal Envelopes containing proposals should be addressed
the General Superintendent T. : LfeSytng Service
Washington and marked the outside Proposal
for Annual Supplies The right is reserved TO reject
or all bids. and 70 waive eetet deemed Tor the inter
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10

NacAnirews Forbes vessel John G Seager ComDanv
Arrived the Bar az lO:a5 q m.
Steamer Nora CNor) Stabeu Mscorls March 81 10
Hugh Kelly & Co, with Arrived a the Bar a.
1880
Manzanares tVen), Rodriguez Ciudad Bolivar
March -. Trinidad D and La Gu2yra 80. Thebaud
Bros. with cabin passengers and mdse Arrived the
Bar at m
Steamer City Of Atlanta. Fisher. Savannah April To
the ocean : Co Nith passengers and mdse Anchored
OF St4ple-on 9c13 = IN
Steamer Algonquin, Chichester Jacksonville March
and Charleston = % William + clyde & Co. with passen-
and nl:se. Passed IN quarantine . N.
steamer Monroe, Hulphers, Newport News Norfolk
30 Old Dominion IS Co passeugers ana tss
Passed in quarantine S:U4 p m
Steamer Oneida French. Philadelphia, 20 William y
clyde Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine AT 40
m.
SANDY Hook. J. April o. o3O m-wlnd southwest
moderate breeze. clear
SAILED.
Steamers Korona (Br) FOR Barbados Demerara. etc:
Silvia tGer' Hamburg Wa Newport News; Marie Mcneil
tCierl Moutevdeo Buenos etc VIIkommen 03erl
Rotterdam: Potomac CBD Dublin Brooklyn city 1Br1
Bristol
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
DR0P0sAIs MILL Ia RECEIVED AT THE

Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department..
Washington. D. C., until 10 O'CLOCK A Il. April .,
1895 and publicly opened Immediately Thereafter for
uishus Installing complete outfits wireless
graph apparatus and fittings stations TO be
The Government as follows: outfit near
l. lighthouse reservation at Cane Heuiopen Del
n c.. in the Navy Yard Charleston.
the T. $ ushthouse reservations at ST..
Augustine Fla Jupiter Inlet Fla. in Naval
station New Orleans Ia Applications for proposals
should refer to SCHEDULE 100 Blank proposals viu
furnished upon application the pay office.
York y y. or 10 Bureau II. T. 3. HARRIS.
Paymaster General e. :. y 4-S0j.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
DR.. MYERS TALKS TO MAsoNs.

Dr. Cortland Myers preached TO one thousand
ALasons IN The Baptist Temple. Brooklyn. night
and made an earnest plea for greater fidelity 10
Masonic principles. He said, In part.
TE.s is the o.Gest, largest and best OF the Sc
cTeL organizations. The prosperity and perpetUity
OF Masonry depend absolutely deathess Loyalty
principle. Tie present public manifestation Of
the Indignation ana opposition Of society against
the velvet rOEeo thieves ana criminals in nigh
places ought TO receive The courageous support of
Ihs great fraternity. We ought not 10 permit these
men, condemned uy government and public opinion.
a. .ge8T orr a0lOred 8E1 sacred badge. Presidents
Who Go preside and directors who do not direct
& Masonic IA soul
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
rrREAsI-RY nEPARTNIENT OFFICE OE

Supervising Architect. Washington, d c.. April 9.
1905-Sealed proposals viii te received this oIea
then opened for the elevator equipment for the T.
House. New York, y Y, in accordance
drawings specification. copies Of which De
this ofcs the Office Of the Architect Cass Gilbert
20 Wall STREET New York, n Y, the discretion OF
Supervising Architect. Applications be accom-
panied by certified $3.50 VIII be held
oce until The return Of The drawings speci
dcatlon. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Sunday April 8, 1905.
TO-DAY.
ARRIVED

Steamer British King BD. OHagan. Antwerp March
q 10 Sanderson SON with misc. Arrived at the Bar
at Il, - p n
Steamer SuIdal tSSor, Ellington, Baracoa 5s days
the Trading Company. with fruit Arrived
steamer Bradford Ger. Port Antonio April s.
10 the United Fruit Company. with fruit and l6 pas
senrers Arrived al the Bar so IN.
Steamer Amatlnga drl lAn6ater. calcutta February
"A Perrin March 3 Port said n ami Algicrs Is Ma
Philadelphia April g. 70 Norton a Son with mdsc. Ar
rived al the Bar at 315 m
ana Matanzas April Daniel Bacon with sugar Ar
rived al the RAT al iO:l5
steamer Carbhee tBrl. saunders Bermuda April g. to
A T OuterbrtdGe q Co. with 10 passengers and mdae.
Arrived az the bar at M
steamer soiliR dtsDf Toseanino Smyrna February -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ENRE.IEN pNRr,s

Liverpool April 9hrryel steamer Etruria cT,r, Potter
CBrt Hcwarth EtW-York ' '''''''''ii
Southampton. Aptn Arrived steamer PHILADELPHIA
Mills. New-Nork Via Plymouth and Cherboarc '
Queenstown. NIIH ~ 10 nl-Sailed steamer Lucania
0B-l Watt tfrom Liverpool Nevv-yorE ' '-''--'i'
Gibraltar. April '-Fassed, steamer Lombsrdla utaD
Cauzonefl Genoa and Naples for New-York i'
Falmouth. April V-Satied steamer Nfghser fT2r, rF,
tie (fgom Card.nD. New-York '9s'" '''''' i''N
Fayai Npru Passed previously steamer v-,, Co.,
Mogseas'ein' New-fork for Gibraltar. Naples and
Dover. April y : r'Saled. steamer pennsylvania
,Ger An"'" Viom Hamburg). New-York via Hou-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10

Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPI7Es.-De-


PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
paTtment OF Interior once Indian Affairs.
Washington, D c., March l3, l9O5-Sealed proposals
tndorsed Proposals for beet Hour the may
be and directed the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
26j26I South Canal Chicago Ill, Will be received
until O'Clock p m or Tuesday. April -, 1893, for
furnishing the Indian Service beef foU bacon, beans
other articles OF
also fo- baking powder, crockeTy. agrt
cultural implements paints oils. glass. tuware wagons
harness. leather shoe findings saddlery. etc, school
supplies. and Ions list Of miscellaneous articles Sealed
proposals indOrsed Proposals for rupber goods. hard
ware, etc., the case be, and directed % the
commissioner OF Indian Affairs. 62 South seventh street.
St Louis. No, will be received until o'clock. p m.
Of Thursday. April -. 1905, furnishing
and medical supplies. Sealed proposals indOrsed Pro
posas for blankets. wooIlen goods clothing
etc as the case be. ana directed to the COmmis-
sioner Of Indian Anairs 119-121 Wooster street.
New York City. will be received until O'Clock m,
o. Tuesday, May Is 1S00 for furnishing for the Indian
service blankets. Woole3 and cotton goods clothing
tions, hats and caps. Bids be made Gov
eminent blanks Schedules giving all necessary inforna
tion for bidders viii be furnished application 70 the
Indian Of1ce, Washington. D g; the L Indian
houses llSlZ1 Wooster street, New York City 265261
South Canal street, Chicago Ill; SIS Howard street
Omaha, Nebr. COZ South Seventh street, St Louis. NO.
23 Washington san Francisco Call the COmmis
sar1eS Of subsistence, L. y ~, az Cheyenne, Wye and
ST Paul. Mimi: the Quartermaster. L. 5 A. Seattle
Nas and the postmasters Sioux City Tucson. Port
land Spokane and Tacoma Bids viii be opened the
be the opening The Department the
right 20 determine the point of delivery and
any and al bids, any part Of any bid.
r. Z. LECPP Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
NEw-RocHELLE CHURCH DEDICATED

Members of the Baptist congregations in West
chester County attended the dedication of the new
$4,000 Salem Baptist Church. in New-Rochelle
which began yesterday. The church replaces the
old building which stood for thirty-fve years at
Boston Post Road and LOCuSt-aVc The dediCatOry
sermon was preached by the Rev. DR.. AIvah s
Hobart, Of Grocer Theological Seminary. and the
evening sermon by the Rev DR., r. S Macarthur
New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
BISHOP OF CUBA TO SPEAK.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the Brother
hood Of St Andrew, TO be held on Wednesday even
sae april p al O'clock in the Epiphany Chapel
go. 80 StantoB-st near Essex, the Rev. Albion
Knielt Bishop Of Cuba. will speak on What the
American Church Einds 10 Do in Cuba, and How
Neu ia the United States Can Help" DR.. Edmund
I.ee Woodward. for a number OF years a medical
missionary ia China, Will speak What a Broth
erao0d Nan Finds 70 DO q Physician In China. %
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
E. DWIGHT cHuRcH's NEW HOME.

F.. Dwight Church, the soda water manufacturer,
is to from his home III MiltOn-st.. near Man
hattan-aye.. Greenpoint, to new home at Pros
pect Park Plaza and Union-st Brooklyn and soon
the Church mansion will be razed. MIR. Churchs
new home cost 100000 10 build and the grounds
more
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
BROOKLYN PASTOR TO BE INSTALLED

pastor Of the Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn. at S o'clock tomorrow. The Rev. DR..
Newell woolsey Wells. moderator Of the Brook
lyn FreEbytery, will prcsice. and the sermon VIII
be delivered by President Hall. of Union Theoogi-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AI4BEMARLE-Hinsd Parsons Schenectad,,
NAMBlkl1CGt1-hogoTo TakahiTa. japanese Minister
70 the United States. FIFTH AVENUE-George X .
Goodwin. Hartford GRAED-Major f. Il. Fremont
I. s. A.: Brigadier General A A Harbach u s.
A. feuTed) AANHAI'rAN-CarTOu u. Wright. ex-
HILL1zI1dmunsdcGluett Troy. ,WALDoRF-AsTor-
CoT-Paul Norton sesTstaEg OF the NEVXs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10

WEST POINT, \. Y. APRIL 6. 1905
Sealed proposals, tripicaJe be received bers
until II o'clock. noon May . 1925 for furnishing about
OF cast iron pipe ard special castings
specifications on he in MS office L. 5 reserves right
reject all proposals thereof
specifications furnished upon application Ad-
dress QUAItTERMASTER. U. S. N. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.

Sunrise J:3l sunset sets 11;51 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
a AI-Sandy 1882 Island Hell Gate 1857
p M-Sandy Hook Ii U1 Gov. Island II 80 80
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10

Dover. n. April l, 1eO5.--Sealed proposals IN
trplcae the blank forms furnished by office
only viii be received ar this Office Until O'Clock NJ
ending June 30 1905. Forage Bar Iron Hariva-e
Lumber, Paints, oils. Cements. &c For information
to Major %. b. MITCHAN ComJg
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10

HA|ANAER ERSTFIWS g 81; Bvay 8 Av. DalIy Mats.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-10

n ECTITRES IN GERMAN BY Or. ERNST ElS ii~14a,-
I4 on The History Of German ClvlilatisL - ass
AstoT Monday Aprl 10. $50 p m, 9iN'
peuesshol VolksrumE" Adntlaio1s - -
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
POOR. MISERABLE BuNcLeR
n'"ry fov stealing n Policy
rrom Company.

New York. July it.-ln sentencing
Emil II. Nenmor. or Equitable Life
Assurance Society clerk. TO the Elmlra
r%eformatory for an indetorminate pc.
Rod. for completely In the robbery OF
q policy from the Equitable company's
vaults. Justice Foster ~ the u Of
general sessions commented on other
Equitable losses. He said.
YOUR METHODS WERE VERY
CRUDE AND BuNGLING. II you had.
instead OF collusion with an outsider,
oolluded with an insidcr, and thereby
had your salary raised to $4,000. and
ihon divided with the other man. the
result would have been more hurt
ful Ia policy holders. but possibly You
would o have been At the bar OF Jus.
tice."
Noumer gave the policy 10 Samuel
Lobby, who borrowed money on Il.
and who Is now in Sing Sing for the
ofense.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
GoMPERS SEES PRESIDENT
Roosevelt ..urs Head Of the 4. ..
ss D.. Ne 10 Opposed 60 Cooiie
Immts ration.

oyster Pay. L. l.. july N-fmrairra'
tlon to N. United states and ~ rola-
ton TO the labor problem formed the
subject II a conference between the
president aud I've ~ the important
leaders 81 organized labor, Samuel
Gomp.rs. 81 Washington. and james
duncan. OF Quincy. Mass. respectively
the president and one OF the vioe-pre-i-
d.nts ~ The American Federation ~
Labor.
we directed the presidents aiien-
''on." said MIR Gompers after 'hc con-
ference, ITO the Interpretation placed
by some persons on his recent order,
issued At the instance of the American
Aslatic association. concerning the ad-
mission to the rnitod states ~ Chi
nesc. by many Of u people and by
many Chinese that order vas looked
upon as q letting down OF the immlgra-
tion bars. 70 far AZ the Chinese are
concerned. The president assured W.
that no proper reading Of the order
would warrant such an Interpretation
that he opposed ooolie immigration"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
Gen.. DLACKMAR
HAS PASSED away
The Commsnder-in-c Chief Of the G.
A. r. Answers Final Roii-Call.
DEATH CAME AT BOISE, IDAHO
lie Was On . -Four at tie Grand
Away Pests OF h Novshwess, use
Was ~ Wh-a lie Arrived NJ
uots~, July 80.

Boise. Idaho. July i..-Gen ". W
Blackmar. oommander-in.chlef 81 th<
q. A. n. died sunday Of interstltlal
ncphritis.
His wife was with him during BIZ NJ,
ness. The body will be embalmed aud
taken 10 the home Of the family a.
Boston.
The general arrived here on July 10,
on a tour. when he intended to visii
Grand Army posts throughout The
northwest.
He was ~ when he arrived and grad.
nally failed. The seriousness Of his
condition vas kept from the public a,
The request OF his wife.
Gen. Blackmar MAS born July 20.
1871. nj Bristol. Ia. lie enlisted Ia the
Fifteenth Pennsylvania cavalry and
subsequently, Joined the First West Wiz.
rinis. lie served with distinction
throughout the war. ard at Five Forks
was promoted on tho field by Gen. Gus.
ter TO the rank Of captain. Throughout
three Administrations. those 81 Cover
nors Long. Talbot and Rice. he was
judge advocate general II Massschu.
sets. A, the last national encamp-
men 81 the q. A. H. he was elected
tofnmander-in-ohi.f.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
SENATOR clARK's CONDITION
= Delicate ssa asass 0pevsuss. tie
Oa,-om- of which ten Nos
be totd ne Nst.

New York. July iT.-uni,ed STATE,
Senator Wm. A, CLARK, OF Montana
continues To rally satisfactorily from
the operation which h. underw,n, sat.
urday for the removal Of an abscess OF
the brain.
Throughout Sunday and Sunday niehl
the physicians In attendance said iha,
the senator's condition Mas such a. Wal
TO be expected following a delicate aut
grave operation. DR.. James +. MoKcr.
non, who performed the operation
called At the senator's apartments Sun.
day morning. and later expressed him.
SELF as satisfied with the senator's con-
dillon. As the doctor did not again
visit the Clark apartments until night
this Il taken to Indicate that the prog.
ress OF recovery was uninterrupted.
DIR. McKernon called Sunday night.
He remained but q few minutes in the
sick chamber, Before leaving the house
he would only say the senator was do
Ing 10 well as expected, While the In.
formation made public il all in favor
OF the patient. the gravity Of the sem
ator's condition Is not withheld from
the family. They are aware that (,
VIII be At least four days before his
ultimate safety can be assured. Mrs.
Clark. who il In Paris. has been adj
visod Of the exact condition Of the sen
ator.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
BOUND FOR THE FAR NORM
TIE peasy Arctic Expedite. n
sesses "t she North Pole DE.
parts srsa New Sssk.

New York. July 1.-THE steame
Roosevelt. In which Capt. Rober n.
Peary hopes to reach the north pole
started on her long voyage Sunday
Capt. Pcary and n party Of guests wers
on board at the start. and remained
with the ship on her trip down the ba,
but they left her at the Narrows. ia
turning 10 the city on a navy ,ur
Capt. Peary started at night by rail- for
sydney. Cape Breton. where b. viii
jcln the ship.
The Roosevelt. which had been lying
IN the North river. opposite TL.r,Ietb
street. since Saturday nirht. wcshed
s.ichor and got under way at ten min
utes To three O'Clock Sunday af,.r-
noon.
On board the vessel besides tho sx.
rlorcr's party were a number Of guests
and Newspaper men Who accom-
panied tho ship a. far as Sandy Hook.
A launch hearing q party Of excursion
lists attempted 10 run close alongside %
the Roosevelt after she was under way
and nearly cullided with her.
The Roosevelt was salu,ed by all
manner Of steam and sailing craft %
her way 20 sea. She passed out The
Narrows O; s.i5 .. m.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
A BOOMING HOUSE TRAGEDY
Wrs. Wary 'ard-r In n ~.
iouis u.omi.s nous~.

81 Louis, July i5--whlie irylrg 70
protect her sweetheart, Morris Ro,h. u
a hght at the roomlng house. NJ. go.
Lucas avenue. sunday afternoon. Bes.
sic Barnes. a lj-year.old girl. was no,
and almost Instantly killed hy MrS
Mary carder, 20 year old. wife Of
Jesse Carder. secretary u Teams;es'
Union No. 7o5.
The shooting occurred IN the pres.
epoe Of the dead Girls mother and liitls
sister, the mother ia.ntlng across hs
daurhier's corpse.
Trouble is said to have arisen over
a board bin, due. It IS claimed. : o Mn.
Barnes. and eliminated In a row be-
tween Jesse Cardcr and Morris Roth.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
NORFOLK q WESTERN WRECK
Two Men kU,i-a aud Pear faIarea 10
uess-os Collision of rr-ishu
>~Hr MtdNsi~, Va.

Roanoke. Va. July 1.-Two m,n
ver" Killed and four more injured In =
head-on collision between two freight
trains one mile north OF MldyAle. Va.
on the Shenandoah division Of the Nor
folk a Western railroad
The dead;
v. $ Hite. vcsuyius. Va brakeman.
John Dent. Roanoke: fireman.
Mldyaie Is " miles north OF Roam
okc, The nor,h.bound freish, train rad
orders 10 wait NJ Mldyale for a south
bound extra freight. but The order u
IL alleged. were %disrefLrdcd by 'he
nor'h-bound crew.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
the WHITE R.vER DIVISION


81. Louis. July 1.-THE White River
division Of the Iron Mous,ain route,
between Newport. ARK. and Carthage.
Mo. Is rapidly approacning completion.
The report Of representatives OF the
passenger department, who made q trip
over tho line recently, indicates that
through trains will be running within
20 days.
Mr.. II c. Townsend. general pas
serr,r agent. In speaking Of the new
road. saii.
While several thousand tourists
have already made the trip from each
end Of the completed line. and we
hauled during the mouth Of Juno
over forty fishing parties from Car
thare. who desired TO make the Ave-
day float from Galena to Branson. re-
turning on train In 30 minutes. for the
complete daylight u over the new
line there will be a tourist travel
unprecedented over any line In this
part Of The country. The fishing prop
osl,ion IL becoming NJ well known that
a number OF club houses on the James
river. between Galtra and Branson
are now completed and are taxed 10
their capacity.
The romantic features OF the new
line arc naturally the ones 10 attract
the most general attention. bu, the az.
i.cnltural and mineral possihillti.s
OF this new region are remarkable.
The road itself Is u marvel Of ~
cheering, aud the ~s5-pound rails. with
rock ballast, promise the hlghes, de-
gree ~ speed and safety"
The road win open up n Of III.
nrcs' agricultural countries west Of the
Mississippi. ard a stream of immlrra-
ton will soon be pouring In. The mia
sral rcsources Of northeas,,rn Arhan-
sas are believed by many 10 excel those
Of southeas, Missouri. where fortunes
have been made ard are now beibs
made In lead and zine. In the CArthagt
dls,ric, alone the lead and ainc mined
annually exceeds 81, GO, 70 II can
he understood vha, the road means 20
the mineral section ot Arkansas. The
new read alpo makes q short line be-
tween the southeast and the northwest.
nid for through trafnc ~ one OF III.
mos, Important pIeces of railway halli
WEI; Of the Mississippi In many years.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
GEN. n..>ckuAa's SUCCESSOR.
s~wtor Nt-~-romm ma sdev John U
Ntws. of usiimes~. Succeeds.

Boston. July IL Except TO Two ~
three officials Of the Grand Army. tho
news Of the death of Chief Blackmar
was received with great surprise Ia
this city. the home Of Gen BlAckmar
and the headquarters Of the ~orssriaa-
ton.
Gen. Blackmar IS succeeded by John
r. King. ~ baltimore. senior Vice.
commander.
Assistant Adjutant-Gen T. II.
sIilllnes. commander OF kinsley Post
III. Of this city. Of which Gen. Black.
mar was a member. Will leave Boston
to-day for the west. lie will assist Mr.
Blackmar In a~rransing for the funeral.
which probably will be held H. his
city.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
ARRESTED AND CONFESSED
Murder Ia Massachusetts, ~.
rested In Colorado.

Pueblo. Col. July ia special %
the Chieftain from La junta. Col,
says John schidlofska. a Pole. wanted
ut Belmont. Mass. Tor the murder OF
his wife, last "wednesday night. was
arrested Sunday afternoon. by Sheriff
Barr. while passing through the clty
On the santa Re railroad The muir
dercr confessed ard eay hll details u
The tragedy which has been pulling
the Massachusetts police. lie said b.
~as willing 10 10 back without rcqul-
sltln.