The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-16
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

NEWS ITEMS.
The bodies of three men lost in the
Tamarack mine fire at Calumet, Mich,
a cople of months age, have been re-
covered at the twenty-seventh level of
No 2 shaft, where the fire started.
When the coal mine operators of the
P%ittsburg district go to the general
conference, at Indianapolis, with the
operators Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
they will take stand as a body.
Archbishop O'Brien of the Roman
Catholic see of Nova Scotia, Prince Ed
ward Island and Bermuda, died sudden
ly at the archiepiscopal residence in
Halifax.
President Roosevelt has under ad-
visement an invitation to participate in
a notable celebration of Flag day in
Philadelphia, national in character, on
June IA next. I
Mrs. Elvira Liebe, the mother of five
children. testifying in her husbands
srit for divorce at Newark, N. j., de-
clared that no man had ever kissed her,
not ever her husband.
Mrs. E. NJ. Steindifer shot and killed
her sister, Miss Willie Whisenant, at
Atlanta, Ga, en- account of jealousy.
She claimed that her sister had come
between her and her husband.
The New jersey court of pardons has
COMMITTED the sentence of Mrs. Tolla,
who was condemned to death for killing
Jos. Sonta, in defense of her honor, to
seven years and six months imprison-
ment.
The grand jury at Charleston, w. Va,
returned indictments against the De-
trcit & Kanawha Coal Co., its superin-
tendent and mine boss, for manslaugh-
ter, in connection with the recent loss
of IS lives by explosion in the mine.
Three men, under the pretext of SELL
ing him mules, lured E. Meegan, a rail-
road contractor of Camden, Mo, to a
secluded spot near Rosedale, Kas., and
robbed him of IS 1000. Later Meegan
captured n of the men, IN whose per-
son $4,000 was found.
The Novoe Vremya Est. P~etersburg)
says that Russia's voice should be heed
ed by the powers; in regard to policing
Morocco, "as no n can deny that Rus
STA occupies an u~nassailable position as
an expert in everything relating to POI
lice."
DR.. Oliver c. Haugh was found guilty
of murder in the first degree at Day
ton, o. He was charged with killing
his father, mother and brother.
Reports from Manila give tho details
of a sanguinary battle with a band OF
hostile Moros near Jolo, the capital of
the Sulu group of islands. The Amer
lean loss was So. of whom Is were
killed and 13 wounded, including 6 Of
ficers. The native constabulary lost
and 10 wounded, including Capt. John
r, White. The Moro force of 600 men
was almost exterminated.
The Washington Post has it figured
put that Secretary Taft is to succeed
Justice Brown, resigned, on the bench
of the supreme court of the United
States, and that in the event Of the re-
tirement of Chief Justice Fuller during
the present administration he is to step
up,
R~ear-Admiral Sigs5ee's squadron Of
the Atlantic fleet is spending a week
in Austrian waters at Trieste.
The coroner's jury at San Francisco
FL w. 49, VI
found the parties in charge of the re-
cent fight between Harry Tenny and
frankie Neil responsible for the death
Of the former. Bv
The marchioness of Corsina. whose
husband is King Victor Emmanuel's
master of horse, was killed In Rome In
an automobile accident.
By the collapse of Q gallery, staging
in Earl's mine at Raibl. In the district
of Jarvis, Austria, 40 miners and an
engineer were killed.
Weavers of Fall River. Bedford, Law
ton and Lowell. Mass, and Baltic.
Conn, have organized the National
Federation Of Weavers.
Mat.-Gen. Thomas ]. Wood, retired,
the last Of the famous West Point class
Of 1876. died At bis home In Dayton. O..
after . long illness. aged - years.