The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27
SHORT MISSOURI ITEMS


htOiesburF Is feeling al pnffed up
because omo Of her citizens caught a
wolf the same day nat President
Roosevelt caught one.
Hunters around Nevada say that
game has entirely disappeared from
The county since President Ruoaeeelt
passed through week before last.
Henry Cadie. OF Missouri. vas elect.
"a register general Of the Sons Of The
Revolution at the session 81 the trien.
NAL convention IN Annapolis, Nd.
Charles Ray, a farmer and Edward
Allison. a negro. fought over a game
of craps recently al Rolla. and Allison
dangerously wounded Ray with a
razor
The reason given by a Saline county
paper for going into the hands OF a re-
ceiyer Is that 81 persisted In telling the
truth This leaves the editor with bis
self-respect.
The public school building al Pilot
Grove. Cooper county. burned Tuesday
morning. The books Of the library
we're saved The building vas a two
story frame.
Mrs. Alice Dankle. daughter Of the
late Judge Willis Franklin. and sister
of exCounty Treasurer John d. Frank
lin, died recently at Sedaiia. she was
g years Of age.
The editor OF the Clark Chronicle
has been offered a good salary 70 play
professional base bah and threatens
TO accept IL unless his Subscribers who
are in arrears pay up.
Two large barns on the olden fruit
farm az West Plains burned Wednes-
day night with a loss OF SI0.000. Six
teen horses and mules were burned TO
death. The fire was Of incendiary orr
gin.
After a dispute over the title 10 a
tract OF land. three persons were shot
and killed st Ten-Mile Greek. near Pop
lar Bluff recently The dead are
mIvIllM puu smU2v Ids 'uosusH ksuH
The attorney general. Herbert S.
Hadley. has furnished 10 Governor
Folk an official opplnion that case
line must be inspected Ga this state.
THIS is a hit al the STANDARD OIL COM
pany.
Mrs. May N. Pierce Clark. well
known IN Kansas City as q teacher OF
~elocution and physical culture. died
last Monday al Lancaster. Mass. The
body was brought to Kansas City for
burial.
The land offices az Bonneville and
lronton viii De discontinued after
lupe 90. All land office business viii
he transacted at Springfield. which
has the only remaining land office in
the tate.
One hundred helpers at the Berry
Foundry n Manufacturing company
OF ST. Joseph, who struck last week
for an increase o. twenty-five cents
a day, have returned 30 work at the
old scale.
Robert W. Alexander. 30 years old.
died "Wednesday az The family home in
Kansas City. kans. He had been a
resident Of that city eight years and
formerly lived for nineteen years in
Kansas CITY. Mo.
The MANAGEMENT OF the 81. Joseph
orphan Asylum az S. Louis. have
asked The police TO aid them in finding
James Parkinson and Charles Mcmson.
each 5 years old. who escaped from the
asylum az moo Friday.
About 900 homespekprs left Kansas
city The other day for ihe Southwest
No extra rains we've nan 10 accumo-
date the travellers. bat extra cars
were placed IN service. and nearly oy.
CRY scat was occupied.
Governor Folk has made application
20 President Roosevelt for an extradi.
ZION for Arthur r.. McIntire, who Is In
London. and is wanted in St louis 20
answer a charge OF embezzline SSg.7s
on a "get-rlch quick scheme.
G NJ. Rand q horse dealer. sold the
highest priced a load of dfaft horses
Monday ever sold on the Kansas City
market The car load contained six.
teen head that brought $3.50 10 SEES.
CT an average price OF ts5s5L.
Mrs. Katherine T. Feed. OF warrenx.
burg No. viii be appointed Ia a place
Wnder the lsthmian canal commission,
a. the headquarters Of the commission
In Washington. Mrs Peed Is nov on
the government rolls as . teacher in
the Philippines,
Nellie Greer. the lGycar-old daugh.
Ter % Mathew Greer, y farmer living
four miles southwest Of Springfield,
committed suicide recently by drink
Ing caroolic acid. She left a mote
Nhich lnumeied that she had had a
love disappointment
In the intercollegiate debating o D
test between l4Cland stanford. lr.
university and the University ~ Cal,
iioruia, held Saturday night. Raymond
a. Barnett. a Kansas Cgty boy. was
ono 81 the victorious stanford team.
The trophy ~ q handsome eun
TIE Investigation az the hooks 81
W. d. Thomas, former treasurer of the
state asylum a. Fulton. viii take a
week or more longer untn that time
The c1tcnt of che shortage which he
seems 20 have left Ia the accounts al
the asylum cannot be accurately
known.
George n. Potts, formerly % otter.
vile, who went 90 Canada 10 live not
long agO. writes the editor OF the Otter.
Vile Mail that women are very scarce
up there, He asks that a carload OF
spinstors be shipped hime immediate