The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-06

SHORT MISSOURI ITEMS


nutnber ~ rabbits shipped oui of mat
place last winter rs $1,000.
A. usual chliicothe has 10 base
ball chip on ~ shpuitef and b. dar.
ina M0beriy % knock u or
Society Note Bate &. Drpmrrgnd
editor ~ the Lexington News was
married last week. Nov II the time
70 subscribe
A cDW beionFing 70 Peter Harlan a
Clifton died suddenly last week and
her stomach Was found 20 De- fuI 81
old shoe soies. nails. iacka. etc. 81 H.
suspected she Hent cas- 10 dine with a
goat.
-Wii you print this notice q the
death o. my brother" asked 8 Castle
vile IONA ~ an editor Saturday.
IN be pleased TO-. answered the
editor His answer lost him g sub
scriber.
Citizens Of Trenton have subscribed
more than 500 coo Of the stock IL e
$4,000 coal company % prospect Tor
and mine coal in Grundy county. The
old shaft will be ~abandones and a neE
one sunk.
By the breaking Of a dray wheel In
Moberiy the other day $50 dozen eggs
were smashed A few weeks aeo the
loss would have amounted 10 possibly
SEQ. At the prevailing price Of eggs
last week. however. IL was only 32L
On Information filed By the state fac
tory inspector. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Dalton, Of 81 Louis has is
sued six warrants. three against en-
pioyers and three against the fathers
Of the children. alleging violations Of
the child labor Law.
A Southwest Missouri paper
tells Of a girl who declined to marry
q man because his name was so long.
II was schenesterhoeffer. The paper
says he Is trying 20 have il changed
20 Smith There certainly could be
no object 10 that one.
j. A. TobiD. O New York City rep
nesenung A n. Bickmore q Co. New
York capitalists. has closed a deal
whereby they became the owners Of
the Marshall gas light company and
the electric light company. The price
paid for the two was $4,000.
The jackson county court VIII
close its session al Independence
this week and the April term viii
begin ne1t Monday. During the April
term the court, together with the sur
veyoT and assessor. viii sit as q board
Of appeals 10 decided on increases
made 10 tax assessments by the board
OF equalization al Independence This
month.
In a blasting accident in one Of the
quarries al Kansas City. flying pieces
OF rock killed D girl and injured
another. probably fatally. Twenty
four kegs Of powder and ere stick Of
dynamite we're used in the charge and
the casualties occurred some 1000 feet
from the scene Of the explosion. The
powder monkey" and the foreman Of
the quarry have been arrested.
Experts say that the oats crop in
Central Missouri will be larger than
ia years. as there Is q larger increased
acreage planted this year. The condi
tons so FAR for a big crop are the best.
and few setbacks are looked for. Ow-
ing TO the severe winter and hard and
long freezes. the farmers say that the
ground Is tn unusually good form Tor
planting. which Is progressing rapidly.
A scaffOid gave way a. the new
shops of the Missouri Pacific Railway
company IN SedaliR and three gork.
men from Alliance. o. who were
working upon a new water tank. fen.
a distance Of twenty-five feet J. X.
Patton, foreman. had an arm and leg
broken. August Lenge. received g frac-
ture % two ribs and had his face cut:
Charles Minder had q wrist spr.l he'd.
and laoerated
Further evidence gained By Coroner
George b Thompson in the case Of
Miss Ella Rose Carruthers. Of Paola.
kas..the young woman who IS nos al
the city hospital where she Is being
held on the charge o. having killed her
baby Tuesday night with ether In q.
roOming house at iges Oak street
Kansas City. shows that the woman.
made a former attempt on The Tie OF
the child. before administering the
poison
A man apparently IS years old vas
found hanging by the neck. dead. IN q
boKcar la the Frisco freight yards at
Kansas city He had evidentiy com
mitted suicide, using a strip OF an old
towel Prom an Ambulance card Go
the Frisco hospital and other articles
found ON the body. II Is believed that
the mans name 6 Dan Fntun and
EHHNH AN NAM HNHN#HHH" AHNM AHHHNH"H ~
Al HaytL Mo- with m extra crew q
Frisco Workmen.
Lorimcr Bennett a ~syear+cld bog
Vas run down 10y an automobile 81
Kansas city "Wednesday evening he
vas playing Ia The street aud a ran
about automobile. towing q tourinE
car by a rope passed There were no
lights un he ear machine and after
the front automobile PASSED the boy
started % ran across abe sirocL he
struck the nope and was thrown 90 the
pavement where the rear uachins
came down npon him.
Russell Sullinger. Of Wentyorth. =
mining camp near CarthaEo. Nas prob
ably fatally shot recently b. Aiberi
Robb. The shooting VAS accidental
Robh n a party o. friends were
hunting with rifles when they me3
Sullinger. The latter started to re
ceive n rifle from Robh's handa Nhen
10 Was discharged. the shot taking 81
feet near the heart The wounded
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