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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
A FAMINE IS THREATENED
trs' s"d Norsh~rs s~ctioss, n
Outlook L. Gloomy.

London, July 1.-THE ST. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says
that the threatened famine In central,
eastern and northern Russia will far
snrpass those Of 1891 and 1897. The
crops Of winter and summer grain.
peas, beans and cattle food, have total
ly failed The misfortune Is increased by
the fact that all able-bodied men have
been summoned to join thu reserves.
women, children and aged men alone
being left. The government is doing
nothing to relieve the distress. There
VIII be a very good harvest In south
Russia.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
Prof Joseph Levi, Of Milan. ,,.,,

Prof Joseph Levi, of Milan. Italy
The discovorcr Of the Iodine cure Of
Tuberculosis, In discussing his new
method. said. IT is Il weltknown fac,
that iodine can Immediately CONVEX,
ltsc'f Into vaccine and become a virus
Of the most aciivc snd deadly kind II
follows from this that a person affect
cd Wit. tuberculosis becomes capable
Of making ~ himself and in himself
his avn curative serum. ready foi
heai!ag purposes when this iodine can
circulate lntcrrally IN the blood. II Is
precisely this which | have obtained
by my new method"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Moral suasion once was relied upon
To create temperance sentiment. Then
came an era " reliance on statute
law. Nov VI are IN an era OF sclen.
ilho education In M schools and pop
ular enlightenment, through literature
m. comihe era seems To be one In
which commerce aud industry will say
To those whom they engage. who are
II nrepondcrating number Of citizen,
In any community, Your place 10
business Is dependent on sobrlo,y."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

The Japanese expedition TO Sakhalin
is pursuing the Russian garrison Of
korasakorsk Into the Interior. and ex-
pet TO Don have them prisoners.
The japanese are amusing them
selves In M~anchufla. 20 that active
operations are prevented by rain. BY
firms shells loaded with proclama-
lions telling Of the Black sea muiiny
and conditions generally In Russia.
Into the Russian lines.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Again jAs IN. rraiy OF chicago is
getting a BIT 81 free advertising. This
iimo OH VI It, professors has gone to
live M woods to rot away from
the no't ~ piano players who disturb
his heavy ihoughts
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
MAN WHO KILLED A NEGRO
Held u" the jackson. Miss. JAN -
Prevent uis Friends Rcs-
cuing Htn,.

Jackson, Miss, July lA-Rober.
Young, who killed the negro. Frank
Collins. on a train at Crystal Springs
while Collins was being taken to tbs
penitentiary for attempting 10 assault,
fonng's sister-in-law, has been lodged
In tho Jackson Jail for safe keeping.
An attempt TO rescue him is feared.
Young says he would do the same thing
GgaII,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

columbus o., June 1.-THE plant OF
me Columbus Packing Co, on the south
SIDE, was destroyed by fire Sunday.
Loss sis,,oco. with $4,000 insurance.
The fire is believed to have been In,
csfdiary.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Jhc NV 3D-ralihvr iripodmourted
siiCma'i, Sun vas exhibited recent,
~ ih' ~spfinsu'ld armory before a
bua.i ~ army officers. The gun
weighs ni' pounds aud the tripod
usolud.n. swivel 'basc and yokcl
weighs 81 pounds The bullet. powder
charge aud velocity are 4. :. q stand.
ard tor The n,g Springfield finc. The
ra" - NJ b. 800 shots per minute.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

MhilS o f'c,ni forgery prosecution
wa Il progress IN Washington
tt'ni'' court the accused calmly
f,acLci otter took the forged docu.
m.ni from %, table and ate II before
the aston sh,d court officials rccoy.
erred, sufficiently to Interfere. There.
upon thc prison'r's counsel promptly
moy6d fo' ~ discharge. On the ground
that ih,.v SOS No evidence against
him. Il 80. certainly a mos, effective
defense
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

~ogdensburg. n. ", July I'M. "
Mrs. Thomas kerouac. Of 81. Heroes
who had only been married q yer,
were drowned together In la Graz.
Fouohe by the leaking and subsequen'
laundering Of a boat In which nV
were rowing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

warsaw, July i7,-Gen. Maxlmoyich.
the governor general. has Issued an or.
der foroldding Illegal assemblies. pro-
eess'ons and gatherings In the streets
tnroushont Poland. The government
now feels strong enough to enforce the
fullest order.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
0vED THREE SCORE KILLED
womsD's Hospital AZ Fer
mo, Italy.

FerRo, Italy. July 1.-THE roof
the chapel OF the Women's hospital ~
In Sunday morning during the celebT
ton Of mass. killing 10 women and :
children and injuring a large numes
OF women and children.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

A sis-ycarold .r.rl, the daughter OF
a sage manager. failed to obtain ad.
mission 10 a Munich sitls' school be
cause her fathers profession IL consid.
ere -hmorar''.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

The upiied states trade with Asia
~ RAPIDLY Increasing our Imports
'rpm hih; have crown from $4,000,
goo In 1924 to- sato"oo u0 In 1904 Our
'NpoitSts china sleoaloOo NJ the hrst
Of lhcsf years aud 2oooo.ooo at the
!as' have Increased nyefoid In tn,
ten ytafs'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

The reason the electric fan cod" 10
% often accompanied BY sore itron.
10. according 10 4 doctor whose loca.
ton brings Lin many such eases. ,ha,
'he draugh, made by the fan carries 20
much dust >!th Il. The fact H." says
CHS authority. '.hnt tho air stirred by
the fan Is no, ir,2h air, unless the fan
10 backed 40 aas'nst AZ open window.
When operatirs n IN inside room or
In similar places. where. 1t &c most ap-
preeiated. the 'ap uses TIE same air
over and over mud this air gathers up
and kegs In motion all he available
Dust.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

In eorseqnenco u the privileges OF
'sred ~ new industrial undertakings
'siabiishinr themselves ~ Naples. scy
'rhl ron works are to be erected
there hc fefrl.re i,aliane Is abou,
To build . blast furnace. and the Nj.
land sfvcsin Is building branch
works tor making railroad materials
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Waco, Tex, July 7-Telepnou'
messages received here from Goiinas
state that the negro who asssuIV-
Mrs. Ben Roberts last Tuesday
hanged By . mob. after full ideo'Lse
ton
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Tie emigration bureau Of the Rock
istndarrisco system was opened 10
ciItcinnaii recently, with bruce Car.
mitfrs VI charge.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
the WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An tpitome Of the Most Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
GoRTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH

issess Developments n sss Reese.
SsPssese war. Toaethes VITA
ssms OF Interest Called t'ss. shs
Important tsppesiass An oscs
tie world.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
csxEmAl. NEWS ITEMS.

M' Aht Nurrlan lnts.
cENEuAL NEWS ITEMS
According to a St. Petersburg dis
patch the Russian peace ~plenipotentla
rles viii receive $500 . day each beside,
an allowance u $500 for tray,linS
expenses.
Arhosnst 4 Bastlan's abbatoir NJ Al.
lcriown. Pa. one Of the largest In east
cru Pennsylvania. was destroyed BY
ire' los. 100000.
John Schidlofska IL wanted al Bel
mont. Mass. for the murder Of his
wife. lie Is supposed to have gone "a
Lot Angeles. 10 Join another woman,
with whom he had been In corrcspuI-
donce.
The Chicago Express Drivers union
decided to submit to a referendum vote
the question OF calling on the strike as
far as they are concerned.
Mayor Weaver has caused the dis
missai. In the interest OF economy. OF so
moro city employees from the water bu-
f.au of Philadelphia.
\ story was sent. under great re-
serve. from 81. Petersburg. ON the 18th.
10 the effect that Al White had had
audience with the emperor which was
anything but smooth. aud the result
might tc that NJ. White would not come
TO Washington after all.
The tatil,ship Oregon. OF the As!a,lc
feet has again won the trophy for tue
highest scores In target practice made
by vessels VI the batilsfhip class.
clmmarder Cameron McRas Wins
low has been formally assigned to the
command Of the United States steam
ship N%aynower. which IL TO be used Ia
n. entertainment Of the peace ENJOYS
u Rosa and Japan.
Albert q. Wheeler. president Of the
Illinois Telephone q Telegraph Co.
ma four prominent Chicago politicians.
have been found guilty ~ forging rc,-
ofds NJ the city council for the beneht
Of The telephone company.
Thomas =. Ryan. the New York mul.
ti-m~.llionaire. whose legal ~rcsideTce IL
In virginia, is ambitious to succeed
Senator Daniel In the upper house VI
tho national congress,
General Freight Agent koontz Of the
Santa Fc estimates the Kansas whea.
crop 1t s.. 10000 bushels. and is dis
tritutlng cars on that basis.
Victor Won Task. OF Marinettc, Wis,
Who t!sappoared July 4. Il believed 10
have Committed suicide a. the result
Of a duel by lot. while he was an ON
Ger In ,nc German army. and IN which
he drew the black ball.
rhe deposl,ors In III. First national
meyln's, hank Of Topeka. kas.. have
formed an organization ard are taking
a hand In the rcceiyership matter
They are anxious 10 keep II entirely GU
Of politics.
Thrc, ,ralnmcn were killed and two
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Lots Of women laugh only because
\ gives them u chance to show their
teeth.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Charlemagne Tower is q name that
ssaiiy seems to call for q touch Of gold
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
Auto O Good Thins

kudyard Kipling says that the do
relopment OF the automobile has bens-
nted humanity mentally, physically
snd spiritually.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
Woodmen Circle.

Holly Grove No. 29s held their
eleventh adjourned meeting last night,
a large and spprecistive crowd greeted
the State guardian Mrs. Thomas.
Four candidates were introduced i'm
the mysteries. The drill team
crossing fine, and those Of the
bership who have been unable d
part in these meetings, cannot ind
the beauties of Woodcraft portrs
in the drill.
We want all members to make q
special effort to come out tonight at
1880. We meet in hall over Royals
Bank.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
THE RESIGNATION /
WAS ACCEPTED
Commissioners Court Read News
paper Reports and Let County I
Attorney Hanson Out.

The resignation" of County Attor-
ney VIM. II. Hanson was brought to q
rather sensational climax yesterday.
when the commissioners court (the
majority thereby voted to accept the
resignation" without the official resf
Equation before them, and this action
was followed by the announcement
from MIR. Hanson that he would ignor&
the order Of the court and had decided
to serve out his term-not to re-
sign at all now, but TO do his duty, AMI
if he does not secure convictions la
the blame rest upon who is to blame
Accordingly, matters are in a seriod
muddle, brought about thpsly: Th|
/ y'J7To1lss-5--s->cO7r1S -xssEed sp1su
Lindsey produced copies of the Demo
crat- Reporter, and read the rsr;n4
resignation of Mr. Hanson and theE
his withdrawal papers, as publishes
therein. The proposition of accept
ance of the resignation, to take effee
Dec. 1st, allowing Mr.. Hanson the
time asked for in his withdrawal, wal
put to vote, and Commissioners Ep'
person and Mcfarland and Judgs
Lindsey voted "Yesr aud Commis'
sioners Bonner aud Lake did notsyote
II was resolved to appoint the sue
csssor at the regular term of the courl
in November to qualify Dec. 1st.-Ty.
Ter Democrat Reporter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27

'0ber 27.-The lighthouse
PRESIDENT Roosevelt and
be Gulf, collided with the
bout midnight last night
Goth vessels are aground.
re safely transferred to
I'd proceeded to cruise to
~ boarded at GAO. None
! the collision.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
Close Boarding Houes.

dfniture for sale at bargain. 1
am closing out my boarding house on
Avenue A and have lot Of nice furni-
ture for sale very cheap if taken i'm
mediately. Call at house 179.
27-1t MRS ID p. MELVILLE.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
We Are Not Busted

All reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. II you are from Missouri
give us a trial and we will show you.
Jones Orchestra, II. NJ. Jones mana
ger. Phone 81 or 277. I0-21-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
Cotton Coming In.

Cotton has about reached the 10
cent mark again, and it is coming in
quite lively. Yesterday about 100
uRere marketed here.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
PRESIDENT ROOSE 1T HAD
AVER NARROW ESCAPE.
About Midnight Lii mouse Tender With
Roosevelt Aboz Collided With
Anothe Vessel.
BY American Press.

New Orleans, La, q
tender Magnolia, bearin
party from this city to.
fruit steamer Esparata
sixty miles down the rive!
The president and party
the revenue cutter Ivy,
the West Virginia whicE|
of the party were injured
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
Notice to the Public.

I will make my Office at Harry
Everett's stable, phone 337, as veteri-
nary surgeon, after Nov. 10, 1905. Had
20 years experience. Terms cash.
w. 1. Morrow, VS.. 27-1Ot
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27
>ITY MARSHALL
] WILL NOT RESIGN
;ouncil of Troupe Has Asked as
Much-If Impeached, Nor
man Threatens Suit.

The Killing of Special officer w. T.
Etheridge, of the 1. & G.. y. at Troupe
eferal nights since has developed
Ioite little political middle at Troupe
Nd our little neighbor is having her
1ubies, too.
fhe Democrat Reporter learns that
3 Troupe City Council has asked
ID Marshal l.. T. Norman to resign,
that Norman refuses to give up the
Be and threatens suit if he is i'm
ched.
be state of affairs has grown out of
Etheridge killing. 1t was cur
~ reported that Etheridge was
ASh Nxr2au'at,5- ;stni and that
+lc- tiie sBanl
ID 4lq6or on the trip from Palestine
,>1Ebn asked for an explanation, Nor
nign said that he was asleep on the
ram when Mitchell took the pistol
from him. The Troupe "city dads"
auked his resignation on the ground of
Sheriff Lyon was in Troupe Wednes-
day and he states that he secured
depositions from a lady and others
bearing out Norman in the statement
that the revolver was taken from his
person while he was asleep. Norman
was also constable, but Mr.. Lyon has
now Cancelled his commission.
Whether or not the Troupe council
win FIRE their city marshal, remains to
be seen.-Tyler Democrat Reporter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-27

Prickly Ash Bitters cures disease OF
the kidneys, cleanses aud strengthens
the liver, stomach and bowels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
NY declaration that decentralization can >. :,

any declaration that Generalization can
produced.
When on Monday Wall Street hear,
MISUNDERSTANDING to what extent go.
franchise tax guesses are veriaed-tba 60
market tendency will probably become assar.,--
Even II the babblers be right and the forecas,
adverse decision does come down it is no, nv
likely to be found that Stock Exchange spAcn-
Iators have discounted any bad market effac, n,
volved, and it will be strange IL the marks, a..
not follow with sharp rally Saturdays ca
paign to force recessons on early inforrna,Io. :.
In further market betterment. STOCK. -,
will lead should be those which have stapncha..
intrinsic value. Union Pacific. St paul 60
dian Pacific, 500. the Atlantic Coast Line 60
the Vanderbilt issues, Pennsylvania F,ss4t-..
ana Erie can be the markets leaders q, =
improvement which Is due: and Industrial, :.
the higher class will probably follow, fr,-,.t,
ately and largely. too. in the advances desa-,,as
United states Steel shares have recently, -,
taken In large volume by foreign bankers yrbos.
clients are influenced. naturally enough b, -.
phenomenal prosperity record which the Co..
poration makes ana maintains Following r-r,,.s
states Steel leadership. the lesser natal -
mineral properties ought to disclose tbeIr 800
ing popularity with investors With m. ,,,.-l..
in such properties broadening o7a % en- a.
portant figures may be Pittsburg Coal nrara--.5
and common. which only this week have com.
upon the trading list OF the New yorL, e,,oL
Exchange. representing an established rrons-,y
which has entered into - wear contrac+ p,
supply the bituminOus demands OF The T-,f,s4
States Steel Corporation, assuring profits sufH-
cient 1t IS estimated. 10 pay the Pittsburg Goals
fixed charges, this being supplemented bv con
tracts with the Pennsylvania Railroad and other
large consumers to an extent which sa-7i-oe7-
cially is calculated 70 surpass 20 per cent earn
ings upon the preferred stock introduced into
the New York market under $50 Der share y
industrtals are 10 have prominence in the
markets next upward movement Pittsburg Coal
may figure well to the fore.
All the world seems 10 have assurance that
Amalgamated Copper is 10 reach higher figures,
though 1t is noticeable that when the rest Of the
market gets strong, Amalgamated Copper has
recently the habit Of growing Ianguid. What
would seem to be true, however II the copper
shares are TO be lifted is that Anaconda ought
to have buoyancy, for that property has merits
of it's own. Independent Of Amalgamated rela-
tionships, the earnings OF its smelters being
tremendous
Who may be accounted believers in our Sc
curity market
Every important Wall Street banker is in the
list-every international banker included.
H. ALLAwAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
THE LAST ENGLISHMAN.
When Will the Birth Rate Dwindle to
Nothing?

In spite of the outspoken criticisms Of the Bishop
of Rpon and the Bishop of London the subject
of childess marriages and limited families there
many who take less pessimistic view of the
matter
William Schooling. the mathematical and insur-
ance expert, discussing the case from the national
standpoint, reason for alarm
Though there has been drop in the birth rate
per 1000 from 296 in 1897 279 in 1904 said
an Express" representative yesterday there is
reason 10 suppose that about to share the
fate OF ancient Greece and Rome
Taking the average decrease of 13 in ten years
with birth rate Of 279 per 1900 in 1904 quite
a simple arthmetical exercise to prove that in 2l46
years births Will have entirely ceased.
But it is obvious that this is merely an amusing
mathematical diversion.
There will always be those who love children and
Will have them Consequently it is plain that the
lower the birth rate gets the slowly il will
decrease until II arrives at stationary figure
which it inevitably must do in time.
Meanwhile, in spite of heavy emigration OF
young people. the population is increasing Tho
births still long way ahead of the deaths and
until the two figures threaten to equalize the de-
population theory should have very great terrorS
There is no pressing reason in my opinion 10 fear
that this equalization will ever come to pass
II EXPRESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
IRRIT4TION IN RUSSIA.
DR.. BaIfour's Speech and Tone OF
British Press DiSiked.

St Petersburg May 13.-The danger of serious
complicat5ons over the question Of French neu-
tralitv is regarded as over for the present
There has been a disposition to make allowance
for the vexation and irritation manifested by
Japan in the desire 10 safeguard her interests
at moment when the future Of the war is
staked on the issue Of the coming naval battle,
bur her willingness to assume menacing atti-
tude toward France on the strength OF tho
British alliance Is regarded as a warning 10 the
powers
The harsh things said of both France and
Russia in the British papers. far the Rus
sian public is concerned, have served still fur
Their inf1anle the feeling Of hostility against
Great Britain, which has always been regarded
Russias arch enemy. Premier Balfour's
speech on the defence OF India from this stand
point came at a particularly inopportune time,
and The comments Of some of.the American pa
pers have also aroused some resentment The
press draws attention to the fact that Mr. Bal
four, in referring to the construction Of Rus
sian railroads toward India, forgot to mention
the British road to Peshawar, which ends thirty
miles from the Afghan frontier, and the road
10 hala Abdullah. which terminates eighty-nve
miles from Candahar about forty miles from
the frontier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
WAR SCARE IN FRANCE.
Belief That Japan Intends to In0Gde
IndO-Chind.

Paris. Nay 13.-The popular outburst at IoAio
against France leads 70 settled CONVICTIONS mere
that .Jaran has territorial ambitions in lndo-
China which the French must sooner or later
defend. Although the japanese officials deny
any such intentions this belief has taken firm
hold OF the French public and press whlch
mites in calling on the government to ADOPT
energetic measures strengthen the defences OF
Indo-Cbina and prepare for the contest whics;
:, is asserted will be inevitable when Japans
hands are freed from the Russian war. The
government authorities. while not considering
r.. .ro,,lla IS imminent share the public be-
lief that il is essential 70 make speedy prepara-
ron for the defence Of Indo-China, and accord
fnplx- large special credits ere being asked. The
Ministries Of Marine and War are consloerllis
large increases in the forces in Indo-China' and
Admiral Fourier is planning cfalh OF coaS7'
defences similar 10 those with which he has en-
circled France The admiral and representatives.
of the army and Of the colonies will probably go
TO Indo-China soon 10 inspect the requirements
The first suspicious were aroused some nonlhs
ago by the publication Of a detailed plan OF
campaign said 10 have been drawn UP IN the
Japanese War Office for the invasion OF mao
China The recent agitation at Toxic has Ied
such conservative papers as the Temps and
Figaro to say that Japan's action clearly dis
closes Interior motives against the French colo
MES while the Radical newspapers like the
"Patrie' give sensational prominence TO state
1nents alleging that Japan is able TO land troops
above Hanoi. capital Of Tonquin, sweep south
ward with practically no opposition, and stimuli
taneOusIy occupy Kamranh Bay and other IN
protected coast points.