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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
DANCE WILL BE GIVEN.

4 dance win be given in the
Eagles hall in the Traders building
Friday night bv Prof. r. L. Crow.
The music will be furnished by
Crows orchestra. The dancino
aoor has,been repaired and it is now
in fine shape being considered one
of the smoothest in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
FUNERAL OF
MICHAEL CoYNE.

The funeral Of Michael Coyne.
who died in a local hospital Tuesday
ofter a long illness with consump-
tion, will take place Thursday morn
ing at ten o'clock. Funeral services
viii be held over the remains At TIC
Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton and the interment viii follow in
the Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
JUDGE DENT
WILL SPEAK
AZ thc Meeting Of The Mems League
Of. First Presbyterian Church
Friday Night.

The Mems League at the First
Presbyterian church viii be honor.
ed Friday night 7:45 o'clock by
IN address by Hon. NJ. II. Dent, ol
Grafton, ex-member Of the state SUI
preme court. Judge Dent is an
able speaker, profound reasona
and a learned gentleman. His ad-
dress viii be edifying and all mel
of the city are extended a cordial
invitation to hear him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
MR.. THARP IS HAPPY.

A. i. Tharp. superintendent of
one Of the departments at the Gras-
selli Chemical Company's works, is
in very happy mood. It's a boy and
the first born, and that accounts for
all his high degree Of happiness
Mother and infant are doing well
and the father keeps on rejoicing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
REMAINS ARRIVE HERE.

The remains Of the late Mrs
Mary Albright, mother of Messrs
Frank and James Albright, Of this
city, who died in Parkersburg Non
day evening, arrive in the city We'd
nesday evening on train No. -. The
funeral win occur Thursday IN this
city but final arrangements have moi
been made as vet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
MRS. BoNNERT DEAD.

Mrs. Bonnert, mother Of Mrs.
Francois. wife of Mr.. Francois. the
glass manufacturer, died in the
Jones flats at two o'clock Wines
day afternoon, at the age Of "A o.
IS years. The remains will he TAX
en- to Brooklyn, n. Y, for burial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
AMERICA
WINS CASE
Before Priry Council in London
Growing Ont Of the Famous
Carter Crime.

London, Eng, Feb. s-The privy
council today decided in favor Of
the American government in the
Green-Cavnor case. The men were
indicted for defrauding the govern
ment in Connection with Captain
0berlin NJ Garter, on the river and
harbor improvements around Savan-
nah.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

Charles f. A. W. and L. H. Mar.
in 10 E. VI. Hawkins. 3 lots, Hay
wood. near Lumberport.
Davis-Hornor Company to Fran
els J. Fesler, / lot, Grasselli.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
KING OSCAR ABDICATEs.

Stockholm. Feb. Son account
of indisposition King Oscar today
haned the reins of government +
Crown Prince Gusten until further
notice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08

Burlington, Ia, Feb. s-A driv-
ing snow here today badly impeded
street car and railroad traffic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-08
INJURED AT coAsTING.

luther Moore fell of a long sled
while coasting down West Pike street
Tuesday night and bruised his right
check and eve painfully. besides
getting his arms and hands gashed
considerably. Two others fell of
with him hut were not much hurt
Dr. Dew, Of Salem, spent Wednes-
day in the city. 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
Ell d8saiiO de- Iauf8s
DGIOlI0de en-
FTanCia.
Los G0mbatlentoS SaIIoroR do San
SGbaSiian y Sc balleTOn On
Hsldaya.
Nd 50 TeCOlGlllaIOR dGspu6s Del
Iales, Al glo aGudlt nun8rOsO
pdbIIC0,

San Sci asti6n. Esps ms, Diciembre
8. Desde las seis De Ia mafIana ee
presentsbR muy animadC 81 pueblo de
Hen0aya, & donde llegarOn muchos
fcanceaea de los pueblos fronterizos
atraidos pOr 81 espectaculO.
Jaur6s, con los padrinos. 30 aloj6 en-
el Hotel de Francis.
Jaur6s dej6 ell Hotel & las aiete de
lR ma fiana.
Frente al Hotel habfa infnidad de
carrusjes. Los periodistas no podfan
encontrar coche & pesar de oftecer nu-
chos frances.
Habfase c1nvsniio en- que el duelo
Sc verific6r8 las diez de Ia mEfIana; !;
sin duda esperabase mas p1blico
Los padrinos entFaban y saIfan en-
carTu9je, bnscando sitiO para ell lance.
A TODD este. Deroulede no llegaba.
pOrque 81 tren trsfR una hora de re-
trasOr
Por fin. q las diez y media Ileg6 &
Behobia, acc mpaf fladO de sus amigos,
ocupando an land6 desde Ir1n.
Deroulede Sc ape6 en- el puente in
ternacionGl, y al llegaF frente 81 escu.
do de Francis, descubri6se, Y0lviendO
& montar, acompafiado de los pRdriros
que le esperabln con un comis8rio de
policfa, dirigi6ndose al Iugar desig-
nadO.
ALI habfa muchos carrIsies y un
gentio immense.
Entire psta inmensa multitud ae
yefan muchas muieres. que iban arro-
llandO los gendarmes por acercaFse al
sitio donde estabSn los Combatientes.
El puente de Behobia egtaba Ileno
de gente.
Marcel Habert, que acompafiaba &
DeFopIede, estuvo IuchandO aIgunos
miDutos en- Ii duda de 81 entraba 8 no
en- Francia.
Dasisti6 al flo. march6ndose con ID
hermana de Deroulede.
Despu6s de IN pr6logo interminable
SO reunier0n los combatientes Y sus
padrinos en- Ia heredad de Chimsnener,
situadR entire Hendaya , Behobia. pro-
piedad de Lapeyer.
Sc halla distante del cementerio unos
cincuenta metros.
On cochero pregunt6 al Ilegar al
cementerio:
.sLos enterrar6n al terminar el
duelo2
Afortunadamente. no fu6 asf.
ColccadOs los duelistas 25 pasos,
hicieron, apuntando, un disparo stimuli
tSneo.
Deroulede. como duelista expert
mentado. pues Sc hR batido % veces,
permanecf& fresCo, sonTfente.
Jaur6s aparecla mas nerViOs0.
Los disparOs. seg6n Rnteriormente
comuniQu6, no hicieron bIanco. Pa
rece que las baIas quedRron coTtas.
Los adveesaTios no SO reconciliaron.
Limit8ronse & saludarse con los SOM
breros & larga diatancia.
Terminado el lance. los chiquillOs
rodean & Deroulede, dando vivas.
Deroulede les diioque gritsran viva
Ia patria!, despues de repartirles di-
nero.
AL due6o de- Ia heredad Simones le
di6 100 pesetas: Ia Casa de Miseri-
cOrdis, 100; 81 p6rrOCo, para los po-
bres, 100.
DerouIede regres6. uni6ndose 4 sd
hermana, & Marcel Habert y & otrOa
amigos.
IOu0s 2Im0FZ4Fon en- Euenterrab1a
para regresar por Ia noche & San Sc
bastian.
JRur6s, sus padrinos su m6dico
marCharOn en- el sud. express 6 Paris.
Muchos franceses y espafioIes SAGA
ron fotograffas para los peri6diCos
ilustrados.
Es ID meior resena que Tuede ha.
cerse de este lance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05

/ Q II DO n.
INCORPORATED BY.RoYAL CHARTER 1889
Ial0T WITH HIS MAJEsTY's GOVERNMENT

Los magnfcos vapores <ESK, <EDEN de esta Compana
Pueroco epezando Enero
sa San Thomas Ilas Ingsas
Holanesas Fncas Venezuela Colombia Eos yapores
recomndan epecamene los uristas esando equpados
toda case moderno adm tamben para las
as apechas ade6s para odos los puertOs de Europa
Adenas de estos vapores de recarn en- este
puerto rarmene cada quncena empezando Enero % ha
bra buena para embarcar para odos los pue de
Europa por los vapes de carga de ea Compan los cua o
dram cuaquer de los puero de la Ia smpre que ha
va sufeiene carga. Para mas detales derigirse
Fritze & scccs, SAN JUAN Agentes Generates
Fritze, Lundt Co succ MAYAGUEZ Agenes
7. Silva Bank & Co. AGUADLI4A Agentes
G. Iedesma Co, ARECIBo Agentea
FeIici Co, PONCE. Agene
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
Production ! consume
do huIIa 8D
mUldO.
Los EstadOS lnldoS OeupaT 8I
S8guldO IugaT.
IngIaisHa 4 ID cahoza c6mO|psiy
pTOllGtOT.

-
En- nm revista encontramos dat9s re-
cientes relatives laaspro ducci$n y
consume del carbon de fpiedFa eh los
paises cnya extraction anual e4cede
de tres nilIones detoaelAdas
ResuIts de tan curioaaa cifrasIque,
81 Inglaterra sigue & Ii cabezR Az las
demss paciones como psis prodpctor,
los Eatados Uri loG oCupan ell sIgun-
do Iugar por muy esCasa difSren-
cia. 70 que hace sosE echRr. teniend en-
cuenta los antecedentes de amos ante
riores. que en- breYe espaciO de tismpo
llegaran & colocarse en- primer ter
miuO.
Ioglaterrs, en- efsctO, produio 202
milIones de tOneladRs en- 1897, y 206
milIones 40. 600 en- 1898 mientras que
en- esos dos ANS Ia production srheri-
cana pasaba de 179 100000 & 1876 382
mil toneIadas; IL diferencia que para
1897 era de % miIlones de tOnelHdas,
qued6 reducida & $500 0O09s.en 1898
En 1890 ests diferencia Sc elev9ba q
40 731 O00 8 6O.869.O0O toneIadas.
LIS production total de los otros nue.
We paises productores sums 182.377
toneladas; correspondent & AlenIsnia
que fgura en- teTcer t6rmino 91.055
mil, y al Canada que aparece en- un-
d6cimO y 6ltimo 3 381 600 toneladas.
LN production de los once paises en-
1898 ha bidO de $50 664 600 toneladas.
Eu cuanto aI consume de carbon por
habitantA, RoglaterrR ccupR tamb;&n ell
primer Ingar con 387 toneladas: siguen
Be'gica con go; Estados Unidos. 252;
Alem&nia. 158: Canad$, 1876; Francis,
SO; Australia. 81; Suecis. so; Austria
Hupgrfa, 81; Espsfla, 10; italia. 70;
Russia, g. y Jap6n Z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
Ell aIuDbradO pdbIiC0
en- Cata1O.
Este poblado. Sc afirma. q. no quie-
re pertenecer 4 Bayamon.

Enero 4. -Aquf estamos en- 81 o8cu-
rGetism0 mas grande & pesar de que
disturbances de libertad de cultos, "a
Dios gracias.
El aIumbrado sigue tan deiRciente
que los faroles son nones y no sabemos
81 Ilegan & tres.
NosotrOs Creemos que 81 AyuntR-
miento de Bayam6n se dars pOr Pan
clsO, v atender& esta bRrriada.
Los pescadores de PaI0 Seco, ha-
ciendo uso de Ia Iibertad de pesca, &c
han CorridO hacia estas playas. sacan-
t o IN buen banefcio.
Sc habla de que este poblado pc.
dirs 60 separation de Bayam6n pidien-
do Ia anexi6n de Palo Seco para for
mar una municipalidad sparte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
A inqulIllOs De PQ8Tta Dc TERRA
los dejaTOR Sin aqua.

EI inspector del Superior Departa-
mento de- SaEidad, senor PaoIi. de-
nnnci6 ca 81 dis de aver 3 casas de
Poe de- TERRA por encOntEarse en-
p6simas condolences higienicas.
Ei misoo inspector denunCi6 otra
cssa de alquiler del indicado baFriO.
habitada por 26 personaa, p0r hAbeF au
due6o cerrado Is Have principal del
saus eldfa 81 de Dicieuabra pr6xim0
pIssdO. con Ia cual dei6 & los numeHO.
sos morndoras de h sus0dicha cara sin
81 precioso liquid0.
BUen euinnCo tuYO pan rpH npra.
ciabIea inQuilfnoa n dueho oe II sd
ugr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
Dem OGRAFlA
EN- San JUAN.

(Semana que termin6 el l de ENERGY
CasiIiCadO pOr las causas dc nusts.
Tuberculosis pulmonar 5.
Fiebre mRl6rica /
Bronqpitis sgudR:1
Lesion cRrdiaca 1.
Gastritis 1.
Defor1nidsd cong6nita /.
AnemiR l..
Epilepaia 1.
Aortitis /.
Castro peritonitis /.
Entero ocOlitis aguda 1.
CIasifiCado pOr tIpO.
Enferm medades generates Z.
Enfermedades del sistema circpla-
torio /.
Enfermedades del sistema respira-
tcr;o 2.
Vicios de conformation 1.
Enfernp pedsdes del sistema nerYio-
so l..
Vo 3.
ClasifcadO poT sdad
De meloa de un afIo 2.
De uno 8 cuatrO inclusive 8.
De cinCo & CinCuenta y nueve inesu.
siVe 8.
De gesentS en- adelsnte 1.
NdmsrO do dafunCiones.
Blanco3 10. De color 5.-TotaI Is
AaCimisntOs.
Varones bIancos 3. ra4.,4
VaGOnes de color 4. Ao'A =
HembrRs blancas 2 MI.
Hembras de color 2. 1OS@A +
Total. 80. ii.
NacimiontOs muortos.
,BlanCos 5. De color 8.-Total 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
l. SILVA BANNNG and I0NMFRGIlL co.

San Juan Aguadlla Per.
SucursaI Paris II Pac de Ia Madeleine
Bill and Letters of Credict all cities in Europa
Nqeva-York, Nueva CLEANS Francisco, Habana
Cable transfer Loans made Deposits received Commissions
CorresponSaes de
Credit Lyonnais London Paris Madrid BarceOnu
Banques sTransatantiqus Paris.
Socete Generate. Paris.
Banque Autichenne Yena, Paris
A. Jmenez & Sons LOn9Fas
g. Amsnck & Cs NueVa York.
American Express C9 NueFa York
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California
General agents of
Sucrerie CentEale GColoSoo, AguadetyIOro Geo Paris
Norwich Uunion Fire Insurance Norwich, EnglRn.
BOmpniage Gener Assurance Compy Toronton Calada.
Cotsh America ale Transatlantqua Paris
Cuben Steamship Company London:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
LA TIENgITA.
DE ]. ECHRYARRIA.

Por Cada 10 centayos que ae gasten
hasta el 8 de Enero de 1905 Sc regala-
T6 una pspeleta de una pgeciosG naatFEe-
ca. que Sd exhibe en- Ella Tiendit. ,
Hay ahorR iuguetea para nifios. aFtf-
culos de n0Vedsd nueVos y ropa heoha
& precios baratfsimOs.
Plaza Principal 80. 81 Iado del AyTn-
tsmiento. San Juan, =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
N0tiGIas gel9IaIg$

-Alimentos indigestos, dyspepsia ,
males de est6mag0 no resisten q ID
EstOmacaIina UIrici.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05

Cuyas sumas quedan desde esta fecha
disposition de los intaEesados.
Sc hace saber tsmbi6n & los impo-
nentes que desde 81 s del pr6ximo Enc
70, pOdrsn pTesentar sus libretas en- d
Caia del EStabIecimiento para abonar-
les los intereses correspondientes al
semestre que vence en- esta fecha. -
San Juan. r. r., 81 de D'ciembra de
1904 EI SecretAFio accidental, ~.
R0cGfort. We. Bo. El Director Ge-
rente. e. Castro GOnedEes. 3y.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
FAR RAAGIA AMERICANA

Pfldor T6nicas FerruqinOss con-
tra a Anemia pot De Glen s 30 CEN
taYos.
Jab6n a. C,tilIa legitimo. por Libra
e5 centHc
m Krnaiaao 81 San Iuan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05

-MuchSs marcas de ron SO presSn-
tan hoy 81 mercado pero como 81 Ron
vieiO Gatell no Sc conoce ninguno. Su
color de smbar Y su sabor del meior
brandy, Id hacen Competir con ca BIZ
nuier Otra m0PcR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05

Ell c6lebre aereOnauta Andre tiane
Ia Costumbre de cada vez que sale 4 una
excursion areostaticR Be- toma seis me-
6ias boteIlRs de cervezs GPabstS que le
eVita los marcos atmotf6ricos y le da
brfOs para seguir pa JGaste. M. R.
CaIder6n & Co.. Tetu6n II son los
ngentes de dicha Carveza.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26

" people pay. Many. too. are
inclined % believe TINT the low
likes the price, whilo others
think That tho school commits
sioner's duty, Both are in err.
ron. Nevada dealers claim that
tho law was repealed and they
arc at liberty 10 fix the prices
themselves. Since books can be
purchased at sheldon and other
points in the county at a much
lower price than they can be at
Nevada certainly furnishes eyi
dence Of extortion at the latter
place.
All can rest assured that the
school commissioner has no hand
in the matter, while they con.
tinue to profit by purchasing
books where they can get them
the cheapest. -Metz Times.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26
An Escapade Of n Young Girl
and what Came of IL.

Last Friday a rather handsome
young girl about 16 years of age,
went to Mr.. Linton's livery barn
on east Park ave, and hired a
horse and buggy to visit relatives
down near Metz. She paid for
the buggy and was to be back
after 50 long a time. When the
time came the girl failed to put
in an appearance and Mr.. Linton
became uneasy about his team.
He sent out tracers and found
the team has passed through
Rich Hill Sunday going north.
AS the girl came from Kansas
City the tracers went toward Kan
sas City and Harye Johnson over
took the young lady and team at
Lees Summit. Both were re.
turned To Rich Hill Monday and
the team restored 10 Mr.. Linton
and the girl taken before Judge
Sheppard. Judge Sheppard's
wai known kindness Of heart
saw more ofa mere freak Of a
hayward girl In the matter than
anything else and ON Tuesday
she vas taken To Butler to have
her case attended to by the pros.
ecuting attorney.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26

rate Of pension named In the origi.
nal certificate. and the pensioners
name was dropped from the rolls by
reason OF his failure to claim the
same for three years, upon appilca.
ton for restoration, pension may be
: restored at a less rate than that
originally allowed.
DDATH CAUSE. - Soldiers death
from an overdose OF opium. which
he was In the habit OF taking MS a
remedy for diarraOea contracted i'm
the service. but which was probably
accidental and not Intentional could
not be considered to have been In
any way a result of the disease or
otherwise connected with his mill
tary service. Rejection of claim
was proper.
DISABILITY. - The fact that the
claimant was not disabled In a pen
siOnable degree from the causes al.
hged Is not a good ground for NJ
iecting his claim under the second
section of the act OF June q. 1880. 81
II appear TINT he was 80 disabled
from other aus not alleged lie
should he properly informed aud
given "A chance To file an additional
application 90 include AL OF his dis
abilities.
SERvICE - MEXICAN WAR. - The
mere fact thnt claimant served as a
sailor during the war with Mexico
Is not hnough To entitle him TO "a
pension under the act Of January ~.
1877, but he must have served sixty
days ia Mexico, on the coasts or
frontier thereof. or en- route thereto,
or actually engaged In battle. or
been personally named 10y a resolu-
ton oncongrrss for specific service
rendered tqerein.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26

AT The las, meeting Of Gen. Can
by Post No. 20, O. A. X, further
arrangements were made tor the
bean supper and 'possum toast to
ne held Wednesday evening Nov
IS, r9oS,at post headquarters ia the
OddieiIows hall, cor. OH and Wal.
nut SITS. The following persons
were appointed as a soliciting COM
mitteei
a. ID. Pont.us and vile NJ. l..
Fry and wife; J. II. Ashby and
wife; NJ. Won ErdnansdoiH and
wife; r. 5. Ferguson aud wife /;
d. Cooper and wife, L. 4. Lew.
man sud vile, w. ]. Lawson sud
wife, Geo. W.. Poulier and vile.
Geo. w Medley aud wife. and
} N. Sallee. Committee on tables
dishes e,e.i J. w. Tnidrr, s. b.
Cole and +. S. Burns.
General Supervisor, 4. l.. Me.
Muury. Master OF ceremonies.
Geo p. Haekeby. Good music,
entertaining talks, speeches aud
recitation will 90 along with the
good things 70 eat. The feast will
cost you s5eis, the rest is free
Come Que aHd ali.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26
school directors Invited.

In behalf of the teachers OF
Bates county, School Superin,
tendent Ives extends an earnest
invitation to each and every
school director in the county to
be present at the Teachers AS
ISOLATION in Butler, Nov. 2-3-4,
Supt. Ives is especially anxious
to have directors attend the
Saturday morning meeting, at
which time practical subjects of
interest to both directors and
teachers will be discussed.
Prof. Frank Deerwester, of
the Warrensburg State Normal
win be present the entire SEES
sion and will deliver an address
Thursday evening. Rev. Joel A.
Barker, pastor of the Ohio St. NJ.
E. Church, Butter, will deliver a
lecture Friday evening on the sub
ject: The Real vs.. the Ideal.
1t is hoped that there will be a
attendance of school direc.
tors and friends of education.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26

Strange though it may seem,
school books may be purchased
az a lower price in Rich Hill than
they can be at the county capitol.
But since most Of our people go
60 u.G LiteF place FOR their books
there is no kick cunning A few.
however, have labored under the
Impression that books could only
be purchased in a county where
they have been adopted, and have
paid at Last twenty per cent
laoTe fQg them than Bates coun.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26
PENSION DECISIONS
by the Assistant SECRETARY %
this department OF tho
Interior

sRRyicE Soldiers service Tor 81
days or more ia the Regular Army
subsequent To Nnycml r -. 1886.
under an enlistment ou that date. l.
not serricr inr 90 days Ia the war 81
the nebeilios a. contemplated 10 the
act Of June q. 1880.
IdNE oF DUTY -Snidier while ritl.
Ing yer tls ~baffiensld ~ Pea Ridge.
Ark. after the bairlr. Tor ~. syn
amusement, on a hor~e be had l,or.
rowed isnn his ciptnin. wnsthrowh
aud sustained an injury upon wulelt
he based q claim Tor ppnsinn. IL l.
held that said iniury was not incur
red IN line Of duty.
RrsToR1rioS- Where the sleeng..
OF disability shown az tlaw ~ otig.
iaal nllowange Jill not warrant the
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26
Capital Coming.

There were liscensed 10 do busi.
ness in Missouri during the FIRST
nine months Of the present year IA
foreign corporations. These have
an aggregate capital stock Of SIIo,-
$4,000, MS shown by the articles
filed IN the office of the Secretary
of State. Oh this sum S4,77o.54o
was sci apart by these companir,
iot their business in Missouri.
Fif,y-two Of the companies estah-
lished offices in ST. Louis aud the
portion Of their capitalization sci
aPau Tor Missouri aggTrgaitsSl.4Ss
sag. Thiny.one OF ihrm located
in Kansas Guy, that pouioh OF their
capital 10 he aevoied I o Missouu
reaching $7a4,974. Joplin got sew.
eu,een. aud THESE applied TO Mi.
sour S94s,ooo OF their capital.
The remainder, distributed over the
sta'e.-Mo. State Republican.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26

The change in the Civil Service
rule made by President R0ose-
welt is an excellent safety valve
to enable departments to get rid
of worthless and inefficient sub.
ordinates. One more amend
ment will fix the Civil Service
about right and that will be a fix.
ed period Of service and not a
life tenure.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-10-26
KEITH

When we fail to send in our llttl,
batch Of items you may know Their,
Is something wrong. We had only
three items for last week. I'VE al
ways miss Sunshine when she fail.
to appear.-ED.
Otis winterbottom visited his sis.
ter. Mrs. Arthur, at Fulton, kans.,
last week.
J. h. Watson sold his wagon, har-
ness and a good span Of horses Sat.
urduy TO Chas. Perry. Price $50.
j. a. Boron found one OF his
horses dead In the pasture recently.
Suppose IL was killed by lightning.
Miss Emma King and brother
WIN, over with their busy
bee graphophone and entertained
Us with some choice music.
We were In town Saturday for the
first time In nearly four months. IL
makes us feel like staying at home
another four months, everybody
seemed so glad Il see US.
MIR. aud Mrs. James Shumate
passed through Keith Saturday 60.
ing TO the New Home mines to visit
their son Mark and family, over
Sunday.
We have had all kinds of weather
the past week, N-ept snow. Had
Ice Saturday morning.
Tint was kinder a funny item I'm
last weeks Review about "Gaber
exhibiting Jim DeJaFnett and some
more Plymouth Rock chickens.
Rev. Miller rs carrying on n very
interesting meeting at Reavley
church. This Is his first preaching
ia this county.
Fine weather (rainingl for having
iiue built. Working on one at our
house.
Pete Lynch brought another car
load ~ cattle from Howell county
TO Ben Hand's pasture Monday,
J. A. BORON was complaining OF
cold and wasqulte poorly last week.
He went 60 the Burris sale Tuesday
In the rain. tie received a letter
his son Glen In Wyoming.
Glen Is having a big time hunting
,lk, bear aud deer. He will be com.
.ng back east TO see a dear" before
long.
J. Il Watson left Monday for
Mo. To take charge OF
coal works at that place. His
will follow some time this
all. We regret them leaving. for
hey e our nenrest n%eighburK.
We wish him aud J A Brown sue
ess jan their new enterprises.
4 family living On Vim. Wheat
eye pine, lost u little child Satur
las morning With that dead d.
,eIiSe diptlIeria, and ANOTHER little
lne Is quite sick
j. ] March was having some NJ.
done ON his house last week.
llr. King has also been repairing
The Adams cottage IL la the hnude
u the carpenter aud Win le ocru-
lied 10y Mr. Hush aud family.
s%rSsHiNF.