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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-10
OF the Week

Criminal.
Mrs Fred Schneider, aged twenty,
whoformerly lived with her aunt in
Chicago, committed suicide by drown
ing in the ST. Joseph river at st. Jo-
seph, Mich.
Eight women, joint smashers, farm
ers' wives, who. with flatchets, cleaned
out joint at Industry, Kali, have
been arrested on charge of unlawful
assembly and destruction of property.
Judge Barnes of Chicago sentenced
George Plummer, Thomas Kelly and
Thomas Sherwin to life in the peniten-
tiary for the murder of Mike White.
The lads also committed number OF
burglaries.
Leola Morton of Cleveland discov-
cred her father on being awakened by
thunder under tie influence of chloro-
form administered by burglars. She
summoned help and her father was re-
vived after an hours hard work.
The trial of State Senator Frank L..
Farris on the charge of having ac-
cepted bride to influence his vote in
the legislature or the "alum bill, /"
was begun in the circuit court in St.
L ouis before Judge Samuel Davis.
T. NJ Casey, cashier of the defunct
Salmon & Salmon bank of Clinton,
Mo-, recently arrested on charge of
forgery and who has been out under
an $4,000 bond, was arrested on a
charge of receiving deposits when the
bank was insolvent. The deposits ag.
gregate $4,000.
While two women detectives were
trying to arrest two women shoplift-
ers in a department store in Boston,
one Of the suspects stabbed Miss Edith
Thompson, one of the detectives, with
a butchc,' knife. The woman also ac-
cidentally wounded herself with the
same weapon. The alleged shoplifters
were arrested
Gabe MILFORD, arrested at Helena
recently on a charge of enticing Leota
Gaines from her home in Wayland,
Mo-, to Montana, after deserving his
wife, left last night in charge of Sher-
if Cockens of Clay county, having
abandoned his fight against extradi-
ton. The girl and her father also
returned to Missouri.
Joseph Barrett, young man Of
Bridgeport, Conn, was held for the
superior court in bonds of $500
charged with manslaughter in causing
the death of Lillian Brabner, four
,teen-year-old girl, by drowning on
July 8. Barrett is accused Of having
abandoned the girl in deep water
while bathing at Seaside Park.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
PUT IN DEMAND
FOR MANCHURIA

wAsHINGToN-An official noti-
faction from China 10 the powers that
It will not, recognize any arrangement
regarding Manchuria concerning when
Il has not been consulted before hand
reached here Thursday. Before ad-
dressing this note to the neutrai
powers China sent to ST. Petersburg
and Toxic an identical note, contain
Ing this notification. The Chinese
communication Is briefly worded and
Is so expressed that it calls for no
reply.
The arrival Of the text OF the note
iisposes Of the unofficial report reach
ing Washington recently from Europe
which found oredenee in unofficial
circles. that China had requested that
she be allowed to participate in the
conference.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
.MEET IN MOSCOW
PLANS ron A COMPLETELY re.
PREVENTATIVE coNoREsa
WILL ORGANIZE ASSEMBLIES
The Government Made No Effort 10
Close the neutrality-suspicious.
and Financial Men Invited.

MoSCoW.-The final meeting OF the
1emstyo congress adopted a motion
OF Prince Doigorouki that the bureau
be granted power 10 call to the next
congress representatives from the out
skiFta OF the empire and from places
where zemstyoa are not hell md also
from various agricultural and financial
societies. The bureau is further au.
horized to enter into an agreement
With various organizations, unions
and societies.
After arranging for financial SUP.
port Of the congress BY taxing dele
cations, a motion to invite peasants to
the congress was adopted. The con.
gress received unsavorably the sug.
gestion that workmen's organizations
be invited and referred the matter to
the bureau.
On motion Of Prince Shaf6offskoy.
Il was decided TO ort anize assemblies
throughout the country and submit 10
them the conclusions OF the
respecting the scheme Of the minister
Of the interior. NJ. Bouligin. A pro
posal to protest against the repressive
measures against the press and the
frequency Of the death sentence was
referred to the bureau. Tho question
of women's suffrage was left open.
The congress them adjourned.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
HARD FIGHTING ON
ISLAND OF SAEHALIN

ToKto-It Is officially announced
that the Russians who have a a far
s-urrenderedat various points OF SAX.
halin Island number aGi, including
one colonel and fourteen Other OF.
ficers.
A special telegram from Otaru says
that the Russians defeated At Dallne
on the island Of Sakhalin were abou.
500 strong. with six field and three
machine guns. They offered the most
desperate resistance. The Russian
positions were hidden among thick
forest and ii was impossible for the
japanese gunners to make a correct
observation. The cannonade however
was opened by the Japanese At c O
clock on the morning Of July Z and was
kept up until dark. The japanese
Infantry gradually gained ground.
in on the enemy's line OF de-
Tense and waited for an opportunity for.
the final charge. II WAS nearly two.
hours after midnight when the enemy's
line OF defense. strengthened BY
barbados and trenches. was taken.
This success was vigorously follow i
M. but Il was not until 3 o'clock the
morning % July S that the enemy was
driven u Of the second line 81 it's
defense and victory secured. with iro-
piles Of four field ami one machine
gun.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
The Rlo LEooE nLowN Up.
Forty.Five Tons Of Dynamite Exploded
IN Pnrlnmnnih. N. a.


PORTSMOUTH, NJ H.--An electric
spark discharged lorty.flvo tons Of
dynamite under Hondoraon's point
ledge Saturday and a throe.acro rock
that had monaced navigation IN the
PiscatQua river was destroyed The
settling of Of this amount OF explosive
said 10 have been tho sreatcst ever
handled az one time In this country n
not IN tn world, was attended by little
danger and by no accident.
Governor Mcl.ane OF New Hampshire
witnessed the explosion. On the shore
OF the river and on Islands in the har.
Dor about $4,000 persona saw a. The.
event was the climax Of three years
work, which involved the expenditure
Of nearly ? million dollars. AS a result,
Of II. the new government dry dock AZ
navy yard here Is given an appro
ach of sufficient width and depth to
the safe passage OF the largest
vessel afloat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
CRIED "RESIGN"
TO PREMIER BALFOUR

LoNDoN-The governmental party
was defeated in the House OF Com.
mons by a majority OF three on the
motion 90 reduce the membership O;
the Irish land commission.
On the announcement OF the vote
an exciting was produced by the
Liberals and the Irish members yell
ing resign"
The incident Is considered hardly
OF sufficient importance TO Justify the
government in resigning. hut when
asked by Sir Henry CampbellBanner.
man. the leader OF the opposition.
what course he intended 70 pursue.
Premier Baifour declined 10 make a
statement.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
MAY CLOSE TERRITORY RESORT.
Many Murders Have Been Committed
in the Saloon-"The cornsra."

MANY MURDERS Have Been Committed
in the saloon-"The corners."
GUTHRIE. oK-The complaint Of
citizens Of Ada, l. T.. to Governor Fer.
guson against the maintenance OF a
saloon at THE Corners" in Pottawat.
omie county, close to the Indian ter.
ritory line. VIII probably result in the
revoking OF licenses to saloon keepers
at this notorious rendezvous Of des-
perate characters. Governor Fergu.
son staid that il he found facts 60 be as
they had been represented TO him there
would be no difficulty in closing the
saloons. THE Corners" also known
as Younger's Bend, has been a resort
OF outlaws and fugitives from justice
for nearly twenty years. More muir
des have been committed there than
at any other place in Oklahoma or
Indian territory.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
IN A CALIFORNIA
AUTOMOBILE WRECK

LOS ANGELES, CAIN. T. Han.
cock, a millionaire pillow inventor and
manufacture. vas killed in this city
late Thursday night His wife. son and
daughter were badly injured. Hancock
himself suffered two fractures Of the
skull and conclusion OF the brain. lie
died in the receiving hospital without
recovering consciousness.
The party. In a large machine. were
travelling forty miles an hour on South
Main steet. near ~Forty-eight street,
when the machine cOllided with a bug.
gy. The car swerved 10 the curbstone
and crashed into a telephone pole. do
m%olishing Il and throwing the occu.
pants to the street.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
"Ban1als9 For komura.

ST PAUL. MINN-The journey OF
Baron Komura aud the other Japaneho
peace commissioners eastwood from
Seattle has been somewhat OF the nat.
ure OF a triumphal progress. Az almost
every station throughout Montana,
hundreds OF Japanese. OF whom great
numbers are employed by tho Great
Northern railway. have welcomed them
with hearty 'Banzais. Baron Komura
has enjoyed his trip exceedingly.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
FlLlPlNos ARE NOT ALIENS.
Kansas Must Pay for Thomas seneac,
Who Is Insane.

ToPEKA-Under a ruling made BY
J. W. Burst. chief immigrant inspec.
tor Of the United States. in a letter to
the state board OF control. Kansas
must care for the Filipino. Thomas
Senego. who is insane in Republic
county. The board OF control refused
TO admit the Filipino to the state asy-
mm here because he was considered
an alien. II was suggested that she
county return him 10 the Philippines
Mr.. Burst has written as follows:
"A Filipino is not an alien and ar
rivals from Porto Rico. Philippine
islands and Hawaii are exempt from
the provisions Of the immigration laws
n should not be examined there
under"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
ARRESTS IN LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Two Men In Custody on Charges Of
Bribery.

LITTLE ROCK. ARR-Fnal al
iournment Of the Pulaski county grant
jury which has been ~ihyesugatinb leg
~lslatlve bribery charges was followed
by two arrests. NJ d. L. Cook was
taken into custody on a charge OF bri.
berry In paying TO John A. Ellis. an eN.
grand iuTyman. 500 for HIS vote not
to iudict him (Cookl. John A. Ellis
was arrested OF the charge OF offering
q bribe of 500 to W s n. Caryln. a
Grand juror, TO induce him to vote
against indicting Cook.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
LABoR soARcE ~ PIrrssuRo.
Employers Offered a Bonus Of 81 q
Day Above Union Wages.

PITTSBuRG. PA-IAbor Is 80
scarce in Pittsburg At present that
building operations are badly handL
capped. Last week manufacturers and
large employers OF labor asked N
building trades for 1000 more men.
The union were unable TO supply them.
Five firms offered a bonus OF from
fifty cents 10 a 81 a day above the high.
est union wages 10 get men n failed
Demand II especially urgent for brick.
layers. masons carpenters. structural
iron workes. housesmiths. sheet metal
wokers and puddleFs In iron mills.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
sRisrow's NAME CONSIDERED.
The kansan's Friends Doubt the Re
port Abeu, the Public Printer Job.

WAsHtNGroN-In the discussion
with reference 20 the probable sue.
cessor 20 the public printer. Mr.. Pal.
mar the name OF Joseph l. Brlstow OF
Kansas was mentioned and there was
a report that President Roosevelt has
Nj. Bristow under consideration for
that place. This report was ~discredlt.
cd by friends Of the ex,fourth assistant
postmaster general There Is a well
defined impression IN official quarters
here that as a result % the scandal
growing OF OF the purchase OF type
setting machines for the government
printing office, a new public printer
will be appointed, There are several
candidates for the place, which pays
$500 a year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
Cut OF si,is7 Names.

PHILADELPHIA-As a result OF
the anvass made by the police. ai.is7
names Fave been stricken from the
voting lists OF the city. The director
Of public safety, under whose super
visions the canvass was made, Is not
satisfied with the results shown and
has ordered that the city be again can.
yassed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

NEW YORK "A campaign has been
insugurated by the commissioner. Mr..
wathern. against the use o. cigarettes
on Ellis island Their sale has been
forbidden and the commissioner has
caused Il 20 be known among the EN-.
ployecs that cigarette smokers are not
wanted on the island say that the
men Immigrants are nearly an addict
ed 10 the habit.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
Isps suyInp AmsrIean Her.s..

BUFFALO, n. Y.-ReprosentatIves
Of the Japanes government have just
bought $4,000 worth OF howos At .
stock farm in East Aurora. There
are thirty four horses In The desl and
al will be- shipped 10 Japan for breed.
ing. Seventeen OF them are through
bred Ger and some are stake win,
ners. The average price Is more thaa
s.. 600 for each horse.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
MlLLIoNa To zoe ~, aApIEa
A Plan Of CHIEF Rogers 10 Distribute
Land Owned BY Adopted Whltes.

"e H"heo ~ Nooptco WHITES,
TULSA, 4 T-w. e. Rogers OF Ska.
took. principal chief OF the Cherokee
nation Will claim extra session OF the
Cherokee national council 1T an early
date 20 meet TO take action on q mes
saRe he viii send Il which suggests a
policy Of distribution Of land valued
AZ ~ million dollars. now owned b,
white citisens who have been onsted
from participating IN tho allotment Of
the nation by the courts OF the ter
ritory. which have been sustained BY
the court of claims OF tho Unitei
States. Chief Rogers viii ask the
council TO enact a law that will give
this land 10 the 'too-lato babies. that
Is, the children born to Cherokees since
the final proof OF citizenship was made
August Z. 1909.
There are 5000 intermarrIed whites
In the Cherokee nation who have filed
on their part OF the land. Each person
is entitled to about eighty acres This
land Is worth from $50 to $1,000 ar
acre. Much Of It is oil producing pro
perry. A few months ago the full
blooGs began suit to oust the whites
and in the lower courts we're success
ful. The case Is now in the Unltel
States supreme court. II the ease IS
sustain the whites will be allowed
to pay an appraised value for
the land they are on. or will be re.
moved and viii be paid for their I'm
provements. Many will not be able
TO do the former.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
scHwAs GAVE ONLY 1850.
a Denial That He Paid $4,000 for
"Fads and Faneies."

NEW YoRK-on account OF a state
ment that Charles NJ. schwab had been
induced 70 give $4,000 for a copy Of
Pads and Fancies." Assistant Dis.
;rict Attorney Krotei called upon Mr.
schwab. Mr. schwab declared that
the staement was absolutely untrue
and that the only money that he had
given was $500 as the price OF one
subscription. This, he said. he had
done very willingly.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
ATTEMPT TO
KILL THE SULTAN

SOFIA. BULGARIA-It Is reported
officially from constantinople that in
Fridays Sslamlik IN attempt was
made 10 assissinate the SULTAN.
The Salamlik Is the procession from
Yildik Kiosk, the sultain's palace, TO
the church where the sultan worshlps
every Friday. Il IS practically the
only time be leaves the palace.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

DALLAS TEX-Detective Ramsey
Of the Dallas police department arrest.
ed 81. o Kirksey. 81 Wichita. Kas. on
charges for forgery. Communications
from the wichita police department.
say that on the night Of April 3 Kirk.
sey forged and passed ten checks Tor
SIC each The prisoner admits his
Identity.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

Mr.. Kipllng's belief that the auto
mobile has benefited mankind physi.
cally, mentally and spiritually. has a
partial support from facts. The auto
has benefited a good many persons
spiritually II they were poor Chris
dams when run down.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
LnY Lantnrr . vauasvnI..

NEW YORK Lily tAngtry he's
signed a contract 70 appear IN vauae.
willie here during a season Of ten weeks.
two performances a day. beginning
at the Colonial taeater October 2 She
is to receive $4,000 gross for the n
gagement and e may be that al tho
close Of the season she may decide IN
20 farther west.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

II Gen. Miles succeeds In hsylrg
The Massachusetts militia uniformed
IN the cooked hats AMI knee braechei
or the co%ntlnentals. there aetms @
be no reason why he should not carfy
out his picturesque idea 10 ~ entirety
and arm the troops With nintlocls.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
a Fortune 20 on Adopted Girl.

DIES MONIES, IA-Through the re-.
emit death Of Mrs Jane Martin OF Ne.
vade. II Miss Pearl Martin. an adopt
"a dausnter. has fallen heir to a for.
tune Of si65,0oo. Miss Martin Is lG
years old. She was adopted very early
In life.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
A NOME" coMpANY's rRoueLg.
w. X. Clifton Accused TO Texas Of Con-
Quoting a Lottery.

DALLAS. TEX-w. n. Clifton was
arrested by a United States marshal
and brought before the United States
commissioner, Mr.. Finks. Off carrying
on a lottery scheme in the name Of the
Equitable association and deposlting
in the United States mails letters Civ.
ing Information concerning the lot
terry. He was indicted in st. Louis.
Ciifton's bond was fixed at $500 for
bis appearance in st. Louis November
G. Clifton is In charge Of the Dallas
office OF the Equitable Home assocla.
ton.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

We don't know much. but we know
too much to play a slot machine. and
every man ought TO have as much
n as We have. The cards ara
stacked against you when you play q
slot machine.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
Burned GAMBLING paraphsrnalIs

OKLAHOMA CITY. oK-Parapher
MALTA taken from five gambling houses
raided by the authorities here has seen
burned under instructions Issued by
Judge Burwell, Most Of the material
b%elonging 10 gamblers IN this city has
o been consumed BY fire.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

Nicholas may be a cruel nutocrat:
but when a man ia just going TO move
into a new house and the cook finds
the coal bin fun OF dynamite. there Is
something 10 be said for him II he
loses his temper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

Prof. Wilder OF Cornell denies that
he has eve said the time was oming
when man would be all brain. This
viii restore confidence among the get.
rich-Quick operators.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

America is richer every working
day BY at least 100000" according
10 Parson jerks. AS there are so.
100000 people in America. your share
IL one-half Of one cent Are you get.
ting itf
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

When a woman wants the reputa
ton Of being particular. = she rips a
garment apart which was made for
her. and makes It over again. But =
Hiawatha woman carries the p%ennani.
The women in her church sewing so.
ciety presented her with q patchwork
guilt and she look it apart and put
Il together again.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
Two Electric cars conIasd

PORTSMOUTH, n. H-Fneen per.
sons were injured. eleven of them bad.
~, In q collision between v electric
ears on the line Of the Portsmouth
electric railway near this city satur-
day evening. Three Of the victims
VIII die.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

When the crew Of his yacht mu-
tinted Howard Gould retired to his
cabin and barred the door. thereby
lining up with Achilles and the other
illustrious heroes OF history.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

A Toledo man has succeeded in sail
ting In IN air ship TO the top OF a ten.
story building. The dispatches fail to
explain why they wouldn't let him 20
up on the elevator.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

SEATTLE. WASH General oliver
o. Ashton Of Boston dropped dead IN
the Hotel Washington In this city
Wednea lay afternoon from a stroke Of
apoplexy brought on BY the heat
General Ashton. accompanied by his
wife, arrived Ia the city on Wednesday
from a trip 10 Alaska.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

The published table showing that
John l. Sullivan earned" ss97. zoe
during his ring career Is interesting
and instructive but not nearly 20
much 80 AZ the fact that John hasn't
any Of q now.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
Burned HIs Home and 500 In Hnls.

SHAWNEE. oR-The house Of
John CASINOS, with It's contents. In.
GLIDING 5000 in bills. was destroyed
by fire Saturday. The family was
asleep and Mrs CASINOS. an invalid.
rescued az the fire surrounded
her bed. The Boston bakery was also
DAMAGED by nIe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27
BLOWS UP
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
EIGHT KILLED OR WOUNDED.
ON GUNBOAT BENNINGTON
Many o. the Wounded Were Rescued
Fr9m the Water Where They
Were Killed.

SAN DIEGO GALA boiler OF the
United States gpnb0at Bennington, ~.
Ing In this harbor, exploded Friday.
Probably every man on board was
either killed or wounded. Il Is be
iieyed that at least fifty men have
been killed.
There were on board at the time OF
the explosion 2TS men. II Is believed
all OF the wounded have been recover.
ed. many being rescued from the water.
They have been taken to the various
hospitals.
AS a result Of the explosion n section
OF the upper deck was carried away
from stem to stern. Captain Young,
who was ashore AT the time OF the nc.
oident has telegraphed the Navy de-
partment, giving the facts SO far as
known al the present time.
Al a moment when the warship. "
ing at anchor and with her officers
and crew quietly attending 20 their
duties on board. was the object OF in
terest 70 hundreds OF people observ-
ing her from piers. pleasure boats and
passing fiery boats. a cloud Of steam
suddenly burst from a point just for.
ward OF the ~smokestack. out OF which
the spectators were Mortified to see
bodies hurled high in the air and scat
tered over the surrounding water.
The ext m bleeding sailors
were fighting. crippled. In the water
against death In only a less sudden
form than from which they had es-
capped, while rowboats, ~sailboats,
launches and tugs were being driven
TO the rescue as fast as arms, wind
and steam could carry them.
A ferryboat, which was passing near
by. turned and FASTENED TO render as
.sistance. her own deck crowed with
frightened men and women who saw
the havoc that had been wrought.
A % horrible sight met those who
approached. In the water men with
blackened faces were struggling. hand
by injuries: others on deck
we're covered with blood ana CRIME,
dead. some wounded frishtfuliy
working 10 rescue comrades
who were yet below. either dead or
The smaller boats turned their
attention q those in the water. taking
hem 70 the wharves as fast as a few
had beer taken abroad the small craft
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

A celebrated philologist SAYS our
tongue is richer in words setting forth
sins. than In words setting forth
graces. Il is probable that politics Ia
mainly accountable for this fact.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

Il Is commonly believed hat women
have stronger attachments than men,
but this Is an error. A man Is often
strongly attached to an old hat. but
who ever heard OF q woman being
strongly attached to one9
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

That Berlin scientist who has dis
covered a cure for red noses Is the
kind OF a fellow that makes two
blades Of rye grow where one grew
before.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-27

A Pittsburg school teacher has asked
Andrew Carnegie for $40. 1000. 900.
When last heard from Andrew was
sull thinking about It. There are so
many school teachers.