The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

tuat thtir -uctshh nhu NO
on color. Booker T. Washington was
reelected president.
Capt. Carl 3. Hartmann, signal corps.
L. 4. A.. court-martialed at Vancouver
barracks for alleged conduc, unbecom-
Ing an officer and a gentleman. has been
acquitted.
by the plunging OF q negro excursion
train through an open draw AT Brucc's
station, Va. on the Atlantic Coast line.
between 90 and 80 negroes lost their
lives and n number we're injured.
Homesteaders on the Uintah Indian
reservation lands In Utah will have a
hard time u y, ~ they Will have 10
make terms with Mormons for water.
the latter having secured all In sight.
chief wilkie Of the United States Sc
! crst service announces the appearance
Of a new counterfeit o. silver certify
cate. Il j. OF series 1893. Lyons W.
lister and Roberts treasurer. and Is
poorly executed. nj
The International Typographtef un-
ion. ai its session In roroato. Ont.
adopted the report NJ the cisht-hogr
''HihiAINAfs NiFNh tahNNafN Nt 'NhA
paiTn now being carried on for the
/ cieht-hour day.
a strike OF cotton operatives in Man
| chester. ENGLAND. for q ave per cent
Increase In WAGES. has been avorted by
a compromise after a lengthy confer
enoe.
W II stecn. ~ %Braldwood. NJ. was
| elected foyc' chief n the order " Scot
iish Clans =, the Royal clan CONVEX
ton IN New York. aud John Hill. d,
81 Louis. wa elected royal treasurer.
Tho British forelsn Once authorizes
Tho statement 'ha; Il ls taking no part
whatever In the peace NEGOTIATIONS ~
Portsmouth. Advice had not been asked.
and tone vac likely 10 De given until
requested
\ Russian imperial uRase has been
issued r'sioriug 10 the Atmeu.ans the.t
school and church properly In the cal
tasu-.
Hama. the Hawaiian wife OF Ka.
i.ra a Chinese. residing az lilo. with
IN q period covering Elk days. ra,a
birth 10 soycn children. They all di0i
Forcs' af'. ll the mountains NORTH
east Of OGDEN. tiah. have destroyed aa
cnormou. amount Il rmlor.
Mrs media Wells. a widow, shot ami
Killed William Burch. 20 whom she Wa
engaged 70 be married Ia the home OK
tho former. at Hutchinson. Kas, at
then committed suicide No cause Us
Known for the tragedy
Ammoi Is current, Ia Berlin thai iAe
relations between Germany AID Cf0ai
Britain have been strained. almost 70
the b'taklng point. By the alleged ,f.
forts Of he emperor 10 form a Euro.
pcan coalition against Great Britain
The cruiser Chicago and the g4n-
boat Remington were In collision Oh
Angel island. san Francisco harbor, a.
tho sequel 10 a series OF mishapF FOL
lowing the towing Of the Bennington
considerably damaged.
Secretary 20 The President Loci All
hi wife hav. completed their months
uuiirg IN Nei.oWstu park and have
returned east.
\ ten TslH dispatch say that an
attempt wa made on the lie 81 Dow
agor Empress An. Her assal,aut. who
vas dressed as a soldier. wa, promptly
bayoucit'd by the guard.
Tho coroner verdict In connection
with the wrccklrg 81 the Twentieth
CeAiury limited 70 Mentor. o, on N,
nlsht of June % last. In which 20 lives
were los, holds that Walter +. Minor.
The ~tcl'sfaph operator at Mentor
opened the switch.
The viii 81 Alan ". Wool. the
Pli'sburg steel magnatc. who died re.
Gently IN New NorN. directs tina, his es-
tate be divided INTO nine pare. his
widow aud eigh, children each TO re-
celye one part.
A massive hattlemcntei tower q
Vermont granite. erected In memory Of
Ncrmonts revolutionary hero. Ethan
Allen. was formally dedicated 81 Bur
llugton, VI, on the u hundred and
tweniy-eighth anniversary Of the battle
OF bennington, Nlcc-Presidelt Fair
banks was the orator IL the day.
An Intellectual search Of the steamer
Sonoma was made on her arrival a,
hoH'lllui iuf W u bfitHtIt 'N-ulusoi
OF Paterson. n. j.. accused OF ombezzle-
mont. and who was supposed to have
taken passage on the steamer.
The board OF directors Of the Manu-.
~facturers and Producers association u
Saa Francisco have adopted II resolu.
ton In which they view with alarm
the prospect Of any changes in the tar
in as dangerous to the industries OF
California"
The drought a, ST. Joseph, Mo. and
vicinity was broken by one OF the heav-
lest storms OF the year. A terrific
wind caused considerable damage. and
railroad traffic was lmpcded by flooded
tracks.
Robert NJ. Fleming. a clerk In thu
packing plant Of Swift q Co. at St.
Joseph, Mo, shot and Killed Carl W
Schultz. a civil engineer. on the street
on account OF attentions paid Mrs
Fleming by Schultz. Fleming Is In Jail