Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

board the British submarine boat
AL" in the harbor at Queenstown,
Len I'd.
a pcrccls post treaty with Great
Britain has been signed by the United
States. II viii be effective by April /.
Claude s. Snively, "A prominent attor-
ney, pitched ~hcadlong from the fifth
story window in the Lonsdale build
Ing al Duluth, MINI, and was killed.
To successfully Eight the trusts with.
IN its borders, a constitutional cOnven-
ton may be called 10 broaden the pow.
ers oi the Kansas legislature.
President Roosevelt has directed
James II. Garfield, commissioner Of cor
pora'ions Of the department of cons
merce and labor, 10 begin Immediately
the oil investigation requested by tho
house Of representatives IN a resolution
adopted unanimously
Daniel H. Mccarthy. at one time one
Of the best known cartOOnists In the
country. is dead az his home in New
YORK 81 heart trouble.
Mrs. Rebecca Snyder and her niece.
Ida Shade, Of Liberty ., were killed
near West Carrollton, o., by being
struck b. "A train.
Six men were injured, two Of them
seriously, in an explosion Of chemicals
in The plant Of the Brooklyn sulphur
works, in brooklyn. y Y
E%dinboro, Pa, the state normal
school to"I, was visited by one Of the
o disastrous fires in its history.
Loss estimated a. $4,000.
Jay COOKE, whose fame IS a nnanclcr
iS world vide, died al the home Of his
son in-la", Charles ID. Barney, al
Ogrntl, a suburb u. Philadelphia. Mr..
COOK was ~ years Of age.
The state department has received
word from Minister Bowen that the Ven
"/ur!a sIprcin" court, under pressure
from President Castro has rranirmcd the
decree s"qucstratinp M" property Of the
Ne" York Asphal, company.
President Roosevelt Is preparing a re-
quest 70 Judge Grossrup to punish heads
Of the beef lrusr tor violation - the IN.
junction.
The Wisconsin legislature has dis
nISs 81 pages unurr the age Of IA. "a re-
INIl'' ny lIf 'IIlI ldLD! law.
The Illinois railroad and warehouse
commission reported 80 COS. U.ncrn
that the state leads al others H. The to
tai mllcatr Of steam roads IN opera
lion
E!srop Spaldinp, Of Peoria, Is inprov-
Ing IN h"aIIh and will be taken south.
Gen lev Wallace, author Of Ben
Jipr % f,F,,,r y,.,t,,..- -, T.I. $780,. |
veteran Of HE MeHican and ciyil wa.s.
G!ed al Era "tofdsyiIlc. lad.
e G. McK!bbcn a travelling sales man
Tor Il typewriter company Ut Derby.
conn "as killed by falling from Il win
Gpw Of Il hutol al Pro whence. RI
A drunken Indian went On the war
pain ~ miles apHth Of Tonnpah, Ney.
II" Killed three squh" and a tr!luH la
Clan and then fled 10 the mountains.
Mr. Elizabeth DudainP, aged 60 Years.
was burned 70 ccaiA al Springfield, Ill
She pohed IN 4 fireplace and her gown
fire.
pitcher lack Taylor. Of the St LoGla
league baseball Slub. was cX-
oh"riicG b. The board Of directors D:tLc
association 81 a charge q! 'lArDWlnp'
the game between 81. Louis ana r!trs-
in ne latter ciry July % last.
The rcpubllc3u candidate for mayaT.t
Chicago IS John N Harlan
The Third Russian Pacific squadron
sailed from lIban Tor the tar east.
franrl, { Lowell. now tnircd States
district judge If Massachusetts. has Dccn
appointed nIltd states cirruit luGpc
Tor the first r~.rcGii, just created by act
congress.
william Cullen bryant, the pubIis her
Di the Brooi!yH Times and secretary Of
American Newspaper Publishers
association, Cied al h sanitarluM in
Plainfc!G, y J
Charles BIGGER. aged 81 years. fatally
stabbed his invalid wife, Emma BIGGER,
aged AZ year in KaHsas city Mo, at.tr
"hlch he severed his own Jupular VEN.
dying instantly.
Inc missouri supreme court rendered
an opinion thar while OsteOpaths are not
phyhlclaEh ana surgeons uHacr the laws
III" state thoy are liable fer damages
resulting from injuries sustained by
whom tAcy treat.
TWO Uen met death from falling rock
n the l.ah" Superior copper mines at
Mich
The National Fricncs' Educational
conference viii be held IN Richmond,
from jay 81 10 August , inclusive.
ihc conference win bring together
prominent educators 81 the United