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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
SMITH SHAMED
THE ASSEMBLY
Humboldt Member Declined to
Take Last Grab at the
Treasury

The legislature adjourned at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon after one of the
longest sessions in the history OF the
State since the term was reduced to
fifty days. One of the last acts of the
Senate was consistent with its previous
record of reckless disregard Tor the best
interests of the State. A substitute bll
for the one abolishing saloons along the
canal had been introduced and passed
both houses Monday night. 1t was, with
few exceptions, the same as the bin ve-
toed by the Governor and was undoubt-
edly due to the wave Of Indignation that
swept over the state when his action be
came known.
with absolute disregard to public opin-
ion or TO their own record for consist
ency the Senate moved to reconsider and
then laid the bin on the table
one single Assemblyman. Mr.. smith Of
Humboldt county. refused to be a party
to grafting scheme and the result is
his colleagues shamed into repentance.
revoked resolution voting them s40
each as expenses for stationery during
the session
Il was a dramatic scene Like people
ashamed Of what they had done the leg
islators sat In their seats as the result
announcing the bold treasury grab was
announced to have carried.
II was at this moment that Mr.. Smith
arose ana stated that his associates
could take the money II they wanted 1t,
but for himself. ne would not touch. it.
AT this Orr of Washoe arose and made
a similar statement a few minutes later
the action was revoked and the lawmak-
ers win go home minus that hoped-for
forty"
The Assembly session continued into
the evening. the last work being the
passing Of niokel-in-the-sl bin ncens-
ing the gambling devices at 500 per quar-
ter.
The Governor announced that he ha
signed the downstairs gambling bill as
well as a bin appropriating $4,000 for the
erection of a state library and Supreme
court room.
In the senate Speaker Allen was pre-
sented with handsome silver set.
Speaker Pro Tenn. Miller also received
a set and so did Secretary Mcintosh.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
LARGEST DAM.

The Secretary of the Interior has
awarded contract for the construction
in Salt River Valley. Arizona, of what,
when completed, will be one of the larg-
est dams in the world
The project will be built in accordance
with the terms of the national irrigation
act 1t will cost s1,100OO0 and the work
will be done by the ]. NJ O'Rourke &
Co. of Galveston, Tex
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
POLICE DICTATED VERDICT.

FOLIICE DICIATEU VERDICT.
A dispatch from Honolulu in regard to
the Stanford verdict says:
David Starr Jordan today expressed
his opinion of the innocence of Miss
Berner in connection with the death 6
Mrs. Stanford.
so state in it's verdict, but was prevent
ed by the authorities, who maintained
that it was not the proper time for an
expression of such an opinion
The assertion of President Jordan re-
garded as proof that the police dictated
the verdict
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
TO sSESS SHEEP.

Assessor Guthrie made a quick trip to
Golconda yesterday and returned the
same day. He says things are pretty
Lively at the present time and that there
will be thousands of head of sheep shear
ed there this season. Mr.. Guthrie will
go TO Golconda again next Sunday.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
Will rRANsFER AT scHuRz.

The c. & c. has now been broad-gauged
Reservation. 25 miles southeast of Wa
buska. Report says that beginning next
week all passengers, baggage. express,
etc. will be carried on broad gauge cars
to Schurz, where the transfer will be
made to narrow-gauge trains.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
CHARGED WITH RAPE.

Constable Wolf brought Fred Crossie
from Lovelock last evening to await the
action of the Grand Jury. Crossie is
charged with rape and was held under
81 900 bonds.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
A POSER FOR BURBANK.

Rev. Or. Hollis recently suggested,
from the pulpit of the Plymouth Church,
brooklyn, that "the cnurcn soclabie
might be supplied, through one of Luther
burbank's startling discoveries Win
strawberries and cream grown on the
same vine by crossing the strawberry
plant with the milkweed."
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
ORE SHIPMENT.

C. c. Nichols shipped his first car of
ore from the Vulcan mine today; the
weight was about so ttons. Mr. Nichols
says he could ship car every day II
he had teams enough to get it down from
the mine.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
APPOINTED CADET.

Paul Schillerstrom of Lee, Nevada, has
been nominated for the appointment as
cadet at West Point. He belongs to the
Sophomore class of the State University.
Daniel Ralph Seagrave of the Reno high.
school was appointed alternate.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
STOCK MOVEMENTS.

A large bunch of beef catlie came in
from Paradise and will be shipped to-
morrow One car of horses on the way
To Los Angeles rested here today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
UNLOADING LUMBER.

The e. Reinhart Go. are unloading
carload of lumber for the Golden Eagle
mine at New Central
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
cHIINAMAN ARRESTED.

All Chung was arrested last night by
Constable LIE voy on a charge of selling
whiskey to the noble red man.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
LACES FOR SALE.

Mrs. NJ Larivere wishes to announce
Parties wishing to see the same will
please call at the Fashion Restaurant
Sails
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
EGGS FOR HATCHING.

Eggs from thoroughbred Black Minor
ca, the Northrup strain-the ones that
lay. Eggs $3.50 per setting.
3-l0-24 F. N. MULLER
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Office Safe and fine swing. also house
hold furniture and carpets for sale cheap.
Apply to Mrs. Frank -. Murphy. 2-25-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15

e. Reinhart & Co. have just received
their stock of New China Silk Waists.
they will be pleased to show any ladies
visiting the store. 3-S-15
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15

George r. Sims has sold to the Lone
Mountain Gold Mining Co. the Reward.
Brick Top and Desert Queen clair-s
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-15
TRAINS ON TIME.

Trains Nos. 6 and are ON time this
afternoon.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
has "SC0TTY" BEEN KILLED?
sfui- ~ Death valley cro-.u.' U--
turns nid-rie-. with Duii-t
Hole Ia saddle.


los Angeles. Cal. Dec. Ala letter
from VIM. Scott. brother ~ Walter
Scott. Death Valley Crocsgs. holder OF
the tranEcuntlnentli train record.
states that sootiy has been missing
ten days. and efforts to locate him
have been ~unavAnlng. sco,ty left Ben
n-,,'- w-,,.. f,--,h Valley hampton
his mines on December /. on Dccem
b.r : his mule. slim" returned TO
Wells riderless. A bullet hole was
found Ia the saddle. and Il was
smeared With blood. Walter Scott,
with a scout. started out on the mule
trail aud followed Il two days. when
a sandstorm in'sriered.
They were unable TO find any trace
~ scotty 4 man riding a mule traced
sootty after no left bennett for tho
mines. and has reported that several
exchanges Of ride shots were heard.
sco,ty had with him when he left
camp two rides. two siN-shootsrs. two
field glasses and 81 500 in cash.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
SERIOUS CHARGE TO ANSWER
Planter. Indicted for Attempted
Criminal ASSAULT.

Bly,heyille. Ark, Dec. 2i-Thos. n.
Mussraye. a planter residing near Bar.
held. was indicted by the grand Jury
here on a charge Of attempted criminal
assault.
Miss Adcllnc Wit will be the prose-
cutting witness Musgraye has been
arrested and the case dockc;ed Allen
Hughcs. Of the circuit bench. viii be
the trial judge The state will be rep
reseited by Prosecuting Attorney /.
C. Going and his assistant, s /. Ga
dish. Attorneys simpson and W. J.
Driver are r%epfesentirg Mlsgraye.
4 true bill was returned after the
Grand Jury had heard the stories II
Misses Marion Emmons and Adcline
Wit. of St Louis. two young women
who had been entlced 10 Muserayc's
southern home on the representation
that they we're 10 act a. companions for
MpsFnye's wife.
II convicted under the charge 10 the
Indictment Musgraye's least penalty
will be 4 sentence u three year iu the
r%"niicuilary h2i-ycir scntcncc Is the
MAXIMUM penalty FOR the onense.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
FIRE At SALT LAKE CITY
Fart "f the Mo Grsnd~'s R-Lsss
Plant Destroyed. 40 u Lsss VI,
Perhaps. r2Vo 900.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 2i-The
extensive repair shops Of the Rio
Gnnde were found to be on FIRE a,
10. 30 Wednesday nlrht, All the FIRE
apparatus In the city was called out
but the flames were beyond contro,
end threatened to extend to the freight
Yards.
Although the hremen could no, make
Roadway against the blaze. they sue
ceedsd In coming II 10 Its original To-
cality. The power house and main car
shop were burned TO the grounud. but
the grea, machine shop, paint shop and
other buildings standing at a distance
were unframed, The loss Is estimated
at from $3.50, 900 TO SEQ. 200 and 200
men will be thrown ou, OF work.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
THE BEEF TRUST" TRIALS
Ib- Trial Of the Defendants In CHI
ease IN Their Immunity Plea to
Death January -, 1900.

Chicago Dec -3.-Thc 81 person,
and corporations Indicted on CHARGES ~
conspiracy IN restraint ~ trade Ia tho
meat business Will 80 % trla. January
Q. 1900. on their ten special pleas Tor
Immunity. The jury which Wa ANAL
~ accepted Friday. after s. yei.rc-
men had been q%aesi.pncI. consists u
I've farmers. three real estate doa'crs.
two carpenters. q stock raiser AMI one
printer. After a long charge by the
court. the Il men were allowed 20 20
TO their homes until tho date OF tho
trial. The verdict of this Jury Will !e-
eide only whether the packers arr 10
be tried later on the main charge in
the case Or 80 free altogether because.
under tho Law. they are entitled 20
immunity from prosecution. II. As they
Assert. they furnished evidence AGAINST
themselves during the Garfield luycsi.-
ration. and which evidence. II Is h.
l!cyed by the defendants. was used
agalnst them to BRING the Indictments.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
LATEST WALL STREET RuMoR
tendins 90 Increase Its Capital
stock to 1900 100000.

New York, Dec. 23.-The report thai,
the Standard oil Co. intends to IN
crease Its capital stock from 500. OO0,-
900 to 5000. 0oo. 1000 by what. In effect.
would be u stock dividend Of 500 per
cent. was revived in Wall street FRI
day.
There was no Official confirmation.
but that there has been some discus
sion In Standard oil circles In regard
to such a step was admitted In quar-.
tiers where information In regard to
such a change was likely to be had.
The effect OF such an increase stock
would be to reduce the market price to
the ~neighborhood vi par. and the divi.
dend rate would be reduced probably
from the 40 to 80 per cent which tho
company has paid In recent years. 10
or $ per cent rate. Such ar AZ
raneement. It was pointed out, would
serve to lessen the prominence OF the
stock In the market. as compared with
the command II has had with the price
ranging about 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
NO NEW TAeGARr TRIAL
i:n.on o%scrrui-s the Motion
aud Ii"-s Three "f Mrs. rnEgartis
Lawyers for Contempt.

Wooster. o. Dec. 22-The motion
fer a rev trial In the Tagelrt divorce
case was oycrrru!ed by Judge Eason
Friday afternoon. Mrs TagFart's AZ.
,orneys. who made the motion. took
exceptions 10 the ruling with the an
nOunced Intention Of carrying tho case
10 the circuit court. The court took
four hours to eiye the decision. lie
paid particular attention TO the All.
davits against himself. some of which
declared that he vas pre!udlced and
biased in giving the decree Of divorce
TO Ma. raegart. lie pronounced these
sfldayits unfair, unjus, and unusual
for lawyers to make. and that all other
affdavits we're a mass OF trash. The
attorneys who swore to the afidaylts
OF prejudice were clearly In contempt,
and he imposed a hne Of SIS zach upon
Judge Lyman ~Critohheli. Capt James
y Taylor and Judge NJ !. Smyscr. lie
suspended collection 81 the fines until
the circuit court could pass upon his
decision In the case.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
" 0EN0UNCes HAzlMe
asd vssoseus Remedy rnhesa.
sstissiy Applied.

Washington. Dec. 22.-Admiral Dewey
has taken an emphatic stand against
the hazlng practices which prevail 1t
the naval academy al Annapolis.
at IL a diseraceful condition OF Af-
fsirs." he says. 1T calls for prompt
anil vigorous remedy. The secretary OF
the navy should be empowered to dis
miss instantly any cadet caught In the
ection of hazing. and the culprit shonld
he deprived Of all hope Of getting back.
He should be dismissed and excluded
forever"
The naval academy Is the cradle OF
the navy. and there. In the opinion OF
the admiral. should BEGIN the inculca-
ton OF principles Of obedience To law
ard regulation which are essential 10
the maintenance OF an efficient service.
'Of course. boys are the same ali
over the world: they will he boys" said
Admiral Dewey. | am not opposed to
fair fighting when circumstances are
such that II Is the proper thing TO re-
sort 10. We do not In our navy
men who hesitate TO resent an insult
But w do not want prize fights"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
STATE HAPPENINGS.


Clinton-Judge G. A. Denton OF the
Henry county circuit court granted
changes Of venue IN the cases of Mai.
Harvey ". salmon. his son. Frank NJ.
Casey. under indictment In connection
with the failure Of the Salmon a sal.
mon bank. Dr. George Y. Salmon. I'M
der Indictment in the same matter.
withdrew his application for a change
n venue. and his trial will be- held In
the Henry county clrcul, court. OF tho
six indictments against Mai. Salmon.
two were sent to Polk county, two Ia
Bates county. one TO Benton county
and one to pet,is county. Two Of The
i've indictments against Frank N Sal
mon we're transferred to the Pettis
county circul, court. and n each To
Polk. Benton and Bates counties.
Thirteen indictments stand against
Casey Changes Of venue were Rrant-
ed 20 him A. follows: Two to Benton
county. four 10 P.tiis. four tn Bates
and three Ia Cas- county. New bonds
were executed In all the eases tho
amounts aud tho surcties remaining
unchangci
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
NEWS FOR COTTON PLANTERS
Government Investigation Into the
Cotton Boil Worm.
Rsssits Attaisea So That Planters
VIII he Enabled 60 Centred
THAT IEJurious Iest.

Washington, Dec. 23-According %
the annual report of l.. G.. Howard. In
charge Z the bureau u entomology OF
the department Of agriculture. the
main work Of the bureau for tho past
fiscal year ended June 80. 1905. was In
connection with the cotton boil weev!l.
the cotton boil worm. Importation OF
beneficial insects from abroad. inycsti-
cations Of Insects damaging forests
aud declduous fruit trees work on IN
seets injurious to vegetable crops and
affecting the great staple field crops.
and work IN silk and bee culture. The
results as TO the cotton boil worm
were such that cotto, planters viii II
Is stated. he enabled to control that
Injurious pest.
Experiments on a large scale. extend
Ing over practically the whole ~ the
wheat.growing area. have been begun
looking toward the e%lucidatlon Of GER
tain as yet unsol,ei problems in the
propagation OF the ilesslan ny and
Joint worms OF wheat. and also to DO.
termine the best time TO sow wheat in
the autumn In order TO ward on the
autumn attack Of the ny. ami lnycstiga.
tons Of the sane insect 10 the spring
wheat regions have been begun. since
only recently has the Hessian iiy
spread Into this now country.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
CIVILIANS AND TRANSPORT
Army nules Are Constantly Eva,
By omcers and
Friends,

U
II Is reported from Washington thu
the war department Ia renewiux ia =. /
forts TO restrict the use Of the ,r,..-
ports to officers and soldiers Of M.
army. Similar reports have reached n.
before. They make periodic app>s,.
ances. but the transports continue IA
be Allied with civilians. junketins polI,.
lcal pcrsonages and the sisters "A.
cousins and the aunts VI officers ana
men, not TO mention their wlyes chm
dren and servants. while the yanss
subalterns continue to be thrust ip,s
crsmped quarters 'tween.deck TO n.
oommoiate persons who never vssr
ep~aulettes Ut shoulder muske,s.
The war department has not Yet hsa
the h%ardlhood to deny openly TIA, fan.
HES Of officers are entitled 10 fr,~
transportation across the seas. but A
tries to limit the size OF the iamlll,,
not in~frequently with amusing fesal,1
Not many months < an infantry oap-
tain applied for transportation for M
wife, two sisters and children. The
allowance Of sisters vas en-, down one
half. only n being given acaOmmoas.
tons. However. he managed 10 t,nr
In the rejected sister A. the nurse 70 ~
child. This shrevd solution u The
problem looked lovely ami everybody
VAS happy until on arriving VA ioari
the transport Il was found that Whils
the wife aud other sister we're glsta
aida aHMF.N..Ksu eA. FHHHH.
assigned to the Storage quarters with
the wives II enlisted m,u. Horrible.
The roar tina, arose vas heard way IN
Folsom street. The threats VI Ion
sexes were taxed 10 express their hor.
rur and Indignation. The qlaiiefmas-
ter captain was AZ onrs summoned and
a lively protest was made. o. oours.
the story came. ont thea ait rho fat
that the alleged nurse was really 4
brother officers fair sister 'fagoiltga
disguise was impressed upon lie 10.
picked quar,ormaster captain vho is
a time took refuge 30 a quiet silier5a
- iAink "a The situation vu
finally patched NJ ~ slle vas a14
10th sisters were taken 600 Mal.a. bat
tae nursc trick was not alI,mpiea
agaia by that family. siiBo 81 u ku
teen successfully worked az olhsr
umoa.
Another oaccr With a Wlfc and two
sisters had a less iU.tuuai. otIrrenos
only u tow days ago. n, laI Zen %.
dercI 10 the Phillppines sa sIeeial
NuHv HI uywNNa.st.U f.r a.f. -
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
sa.h.s.mp.n,-. sr- w-.s-a.

South 50. iossph-The Huttig- Mo =
Manufacturing Go. of =. Joseph and
the Roach & kienzlc sash a Door co
81 Kansas city have been merged Tho
new arm viii be- .nowu a. tho Ameri-
a sash a Door co II has a capital
oi 800" 600, and other plants viii DO
acquired In various parts u the coun-
tidy The new corporation was formed
by 7 J. Mo~t president 81 the hut'is.
Moss Manufacturing Co. aud has up.
tons on Eve other planb In different
parts o. the country.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Mo, .on. rot r..ucnuasy.

St Louis -rWsn'y i've small riot
rpus will boz shipped 90 ih- ptul'entiafy
at jefferson City o. uucr Warden Matt
Han made a tot 1f "a, firearms nt the
mounted police station Ia Forest para.
and decided that they we're IN every
Vay suited for iAe requirement. 81 he
prison The purs chase ~ the guns "a
the outcomo 81 ihr resent affair 90 the
peui'sufiary. which resulted Ia N" klli-
.ng u tvu guards ari a prisoner. Sty-
cral rifles hay, sine" been pnr' has.l
and. with the riot runs WARREN Hall
believes tho equipment T. noa clral
10 mo demands - any emergency The
guns nre ~ a." anne make a. those or
d.red by ,his city durlrs The street car
strike ~ itn Their main virtue b
their rapid IRE quality.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
TACKLED THE WRONG WOMAN


Paduoah Ky. nrc ga sensation.
al Fil,ug occurred az +, O'Clock Thur
day morning N the Pryor farm near
,hll fity on the Benton road. Mrs. FL
Ia Iholson. widow Of VIII Gholson,
ahoi q 30 years old shot and KILLED Will
lam Pryor, aged 81, o prominent farm
er Tho widow wanted a big tree cut
down and Pryor ordered her not 70
have II cut.
wednesday he drove two mon away.
claiming that The tree was on his lanl
Thursday morning she scnt he men
back and went with them. Pryor aseln
interfcrel and ahe drew a pistol.
placed n 10 his heart and fred. He
lived u minutes. She immedia ely
gave herself up
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

A prophecy Of worldwide bloodshed
cad horror during the year 1906 had
been issued by Nine. DO Thebcs. who
W. accredited III court dlviner to the
superstitious Napoleon and Eugene.
], is said that she predicted the down
fall Of the second empire. As her
ya~iicinations for next year the seeress
says: Germany IL to come very ear
u a smash early In tho year; South
America will be contorted with wild
u~pheavais, and the United States will
be decimatei by an unconquered cpl
demic." and many other caiamitics
ere prophaied.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
ALEX. SULLIVAN THE WINNER
Decision Of h Illinois Supreme
Court Os the Attempt 20 Disbar
weli-known Chicago Lawyer.

Springfield. ILL.,. Dec. 2i.-The Illinois
supreme court decided the celebrated
case Of Alexander Sullivan. growing out
Of traction litigation In Chicago. The
decision Is In favor OF Sullivan. The
question at issue vas an attempt to
disbar as an attorney the former presi-
dent Of the Irish National league. and
was the echo OF a conspiracy trial In
which the courts. some time ago. gave
the Victory to Sullivan. BY the ruling
Of the supreme court. the disbarment
proceedings are dismissed and the do
fendant Is made final winner In all the
courts.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

New York City has nearly half. or
20 5000. Of the entire Jewish population
at the United States. or many times
more OF this race than were ever gath
oF,d before In any single community.
from the patriarch Abraham's days
down TO those Of Dr. Hcrzl. the Zion
So. From three per cent Of the popu'
la,.on OF the city In 1850 the Jews
have grown 10 fifteen per cent. In
1905. and their expansion. proportion
atcly as well ~ absolute. continues at
a AiFa rate. Every sixth person met
On the streets NJ New York Is q Jew.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
A FORTUNE AWAITED HIM


Cas- Lake, MINI, Dec. 22-wm.
Grow penniless and III from exposure,
wandered into Bemidt and told a story
Of hardship that secured sympathy. lie
was given medical treatment. A letter
he had In his possession led to the dis.
eovery OF relatives in Des Molnes. who
were notified. DIR. =. G. Grow, OF that
city, went to Bemidji and took his
brother home, where he came into o
session Of $4,000 left him oy a relative
as his share Of an estate.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
u.,n-r'. Appeal Wen Pardon.

Jefferson CITY Oscar willig. u 81.
Louis. has LEFT the penltentiary a FREQ
man after serving eight YEAR Of a 20
year sentence. His mother, 81 years ~
agc. made a personal appeal to the
governor In her ron's tchalf. and she
vas told that she might take her Eun
home with her. Niillg has u rec
ord for perfect c1niuc, In tho prlsoa
during the last eight Year.. and his APP
pli,a,ion Tor ol,meucy wa ,;fongly in-
lorscd by the trial judge. william
Zarhr.ia. and Theodore g EgE'rs. 'ir-
cut; attorney Wlllir. In q ~ o: J al
ousy. shot and .illcd Pauline Ruson-
hal. Before mea'iug tho woman 20
was an honest. sober aud Industrious
hoy. A. the cyil-nc, showed, hut her
influence dragged him down and in
duocd the tragedy resulting Ia her
dtath ami his disgrace