The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
TELEGRAPRIC BRIEFS


ifotHs WIS., cuokci on a piece 81 apHse
and die9 four hours later.
The exchange o. the uti1ed treaty
between Rassia ~ japan win occur
IN Washington on the z2d Inst
Colonel Cody rBuNo Enlj Is q pas
Eeneer on tbe Kaiser Wmbelm der
Crosse from cherbonrg 70 New YORK
The humber o. unemployed 20
Japan, following che return q the
troops from the field 10 estimated af
100000.
AZ the session Of the Canadian tariff
commission ia Toronto a nat rate d
IS per cen ali round was asked On
agricultural implements
The grand jury AZ Dubuque. Iovz,
returned indictments against every
slot machine owner in Dubuque county
the total being Is4.
Among the passengers who arrived
IN New York on the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm e Crosse from Bremen vas
Colonel William r. Cody.
More pig iron anthracite blast furn-
aces are ow 10 operation Ia eastern
Pennsylvania than at any previous
time in the history Of the industry.
The secretary Of the interior has
Withdrawn from entry 174.Ooo acres
Of land in Roosevelt. n. II. land dis
tricL which IS 70 be incorporated in
a forest deserve
Painting Bertha" Liebecke. belley-
ing she WIS 70 be returned to the Ka
kakee OB1 asylum. from which she
had escaped. set fire TO herself at
Neb. She may die from in
juriea.
tannery of the Michigan Beath-
er company Al Mfn Greek, Mich. was
destroyed by fire. The loss Is esti
mated at 100000. The tannery was
10 have been sold TO the leather com
binatiou
The Chinese Burial society has OBJ
tanned from the Chicago health depart
meat permits for the disinterment Of
the bones Of 200 Chinemen who we're
buried in Rosebill ceueJry between
the years 1892 and 1890. and for their
exploration to China.
The crew 81 the steamer af che Luck
snhack at Philadelphia, Pa deserted
81 as a hoodoo when i went aground
for the sixth time ia It's history Il
was formerly the sale. and seventy
five persons persisted aboard the craft
in a Hoboken fire.
The arrest ct Fl Paso. Of g II.
conger. and Pearl Gurin Of Utah brings
out the fact TIA President Smith Of
the Mormon church absolutely re-
fuses 70 sanction plural marriages
conEer says both have been expelled
from the church by President Smith
Although Chicago contributions 10
the fund for the Jexish victims are
diminishing daily. donations from
bankers, packers and wholesale deal
ers are expected 10 increase 4 ma
t~erially within the week The movers
In the collection % the fund are con
ndent that the 100000 sought VII
De exceeded.
Yale has a new oldest living gTa3u-
ate IN the person Of John Hustis Of
Hustisford. wis He IS IS years and
was a era uatei in %. The mantle
of dean Of the alumni fell on his
shoulders when Rev. Joseph s. Lord
o. Laingsburr. Mich. died. Or. LORD
was % and graduated IN 81 Hustis
Is s farmer and helped found the Wis
consin own that bears his name.
A contract Ia closed az Pitfsburg.
Pa. between the Pittsburg Cial Com
pany and the Republic Iron snI Steel
company for six years. by which the
former secures the right for the *.
elusive supply Of an fuel for the Re
public mills. amounting to from 500.
0e0 20 $4,000 tons a year The price
Is based on the mine rate. and viii
slide upward and downward with the
mininE cost,
Governor Ia Toilette isuoi q cali
for a special session OF the Wisconsin
legislature 10 meet on Dec. 4 10 take
action on the rebuilding q the capital
Il Is understood that the bni authorir-
ing the rebuilding Of the capital sud
the construction Of an addition Ia Il
Is defective The commission appoint.
Z "a 20 make r psirs s said 20 he unable
20 accomplish ahything because Of the
ambiguity OF the law. Il has tsoo.0 0o
to spend and Is unable 20 use a dollar
AZ e
Inspector oRany, in charge OF the
enforcement by the colonial cruiser
Fiona o. the Fishery iass sSainst
American herring vessels on The west
coast arrived al ST. Jehn's Newfound-
land from BAY Of islan3s having been
summoned there by Governor Mac
Greeor to supply the fullest ingorna-
ton -rospectng the nshe situation
/ ORuley reported the Americans had
only .oadcd a singie vessel thus far
The scheme Of herring colonial fisher
men outside the thFeem iie limit cem-
pleiely failed Two Canadian vessels
the Mariner ana the RIA oke With the
largest careoes Of herring ever taken
from the bay. sailed this week, hoand