The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27

= Sssoisuei U8sc IN O1uuertiou Win tuo
banks Affairs. At Auburn. Neb.. gave
testimony directly Of variance with that
given in q civil case. and the court or
dered informat!ons for perjury nled.
Col. Jacob 7. Child. former minister
to siam and consul general at Hankow.
China. died at his home In Richmond.
No. Of paralysis. lie founded the nrst
daily newspaper in st. Joseph. Mo. aud
wrote the Pearl OF Asia"
The Russian ba,tieship kniaz Potem-
kin. whose crew mutinied last June,
has. by imperial order. been rechrls-
tened the "Pandleimon." after the IA
nous martyr u the Russian church.
Mrs. Helen stalio. widow OF John
Bernhard stallo. OF Cincinnati, who was
minister to Italy 20 years ago, died at
%scandiccl. Italy, aged IL.
W H. Smith. former president Of the
Western national bank Of Louisville.
Ky. has been indic,ed In the federal
court Ct Louisville on ten counts
charging cmbczzlemeni. falsc entries
and incorporation Of the banks
funds.
President Roosevel, had no cause TO
complain Of the cordiality Of his recep-
ton ~ he journeyed through North
Carolina. Thousands greeted him at
every stop and were as ELUSIVE In their
welcome ii the most exac,ing could
wish.
The press ~ Paris kept close tab
on the presidents speeches Incident to
his southern tour. and his utteranees
regarding tho United States attitude
toward the West indies and Caribbean
roast evoked approving comment.
The car OF Russia has issued an Inn
perial manifesto proclalmins tho rati-
hcatlon Of the treaty Of peace between
Russia and japan. II ch~arac,erizss ia.
pan as 4 brave and mighty enemy.
our friend"
Minister Takahira says that Japan
feels great reposc abou, the Philip
pines because they are occupied by the
United States with the arm hold Of Its
authority over the archipelago"
The ashes OF Sir Henry Irving have
been deposited in Poets Corner" Ia
Westminster abbey. London. Thou.
sands stood bareheaded rs the casLet
was borne Into the historic edlnce. The
Of the chapel Of 81. Faith were
with the floral tributes.
President Richard A. Mecurdy Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. says tina; he
has no Intention Of ~reslgning and that
a or will drive him out.
The report OF the receivers show the
OF the various properties OF e.
J. Deylin. Of Topeka, kas., who failed
aast July. TO be ts.s5s.eis. and the d..
liabilities. si.5?2 EOS.
Mrs. George " Hoadloy. wife OF the
manager 81 the International Power
70. and president OF the American
Co. was robbed OF $4,000 worth
diamonds and other jewelry In her
apartments In the Buckingham ho'cl.
Sew York city. A walter and q for
ner bell hoy have been arrested.
Joseph Letter. Of Chicago. has been
by Justice %Gre.nbaum. OF tho
YORK. supreme court. to pay VIM.
!. Zellcr tGs.,sI a. principal anu in-
crest % u %promissory notc which Lei
or gave during his attempt 10 corner
he wheat market several year ago.
-Four members Of the bakers crew
4 the transport sherman have teen ar
rested In San Francisco. ly federal
lflctrs. on suspicion ~ ha ing passed
counterfeit bills while the vessel vas
n tho port of Honolulu
Vnseasorably cold weather IL report
ID from Helena, Mont. the thermome-
on the 18th. recording eight dc.
sfces above zero.
\ writ Of habeas corpus was refused
Isaac ". Schiller. the Alamosa
tcol) banker charged with fraud.
Judge Hoibrook also refused 10 reduce
his ball. fixed at 100000. and h. was
10 Jail.
Ordnance Sergeant Patrick Eagan
Committed suicide by Jumping into the
sen from the deck of the transport
sherman. on which he had come from
he Philippines. Just as she was oejcr.
San Francisco harbor.
~ the result OF a conference be-
tween Secretary OF State Root and Sir
Durand. the British ambas-
I, In said tina, a satisfactory 80
OF the Gloucester Newfoundland
fisheries controversy is in sight.
Edward II. Clifford. paying teller OF
the banking house OF Claus Spreck, lis
4 Co, who Vas 4 passenger on tho
steamer sonoma. from San Francisco.
overheard when nearing Hon |
olulu, and wns drowned.
President Roosevelt started on his |
southern tour on the 18th. His recep-
ton 10 Richmond. Va, was one con-
tinuous ovation. and the president was |
In his happlest mood. Ono of the larg-
gatherings ever assembled in the
Virginia capital greeted him when he
delivered his address on the capitol
grounds.
Judge lioldom. In the SUPERIOR court
In Chicago, has sustained the lnjunc-
ton restraining the members Of Typo.
graphical Union No. 10 from lnterfer-
Ing With the firms composing ,lhs CIR.
cago Typolhetae during ,lhr present
strike OF union prIntera Tor the eight.
hour day. "
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