The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15


ball where admission is charged or
any contribution taken UP in Greater
New York until the courts decide on
the question of its legality.
The interstate commits.
sion investigation in Philadelphia has
developed a Pennsylvania railroad
clerk at s125 a month who has accu-
mulated a fortune and $4,000, and
ear diamonds.
elor of San Francisco, is giving com.
plete outfits of clothing to 5000 needy
women deprived of their wardrobes by
the fire.
District Attorney Jerome of New
York decided that 1t would be a waste
of time and money to try Josephine
Terranova for killing her uncle, in
view of the recent verdict, and she will
go free.
In accordance with his expressed
wishes, the funeral of the late Senator
German, of Maryland. vas conducted
with the simplest ceremonies, and the
remains inferred in Oak Hill GENE
terry. Washington.
In view of the fact that preparations
are being made to receive VIM. j.
Bryan in New York in August, his
brother, Charles W. Bryan, calls at.
tention to the fact that Mr.. Bryan
does not expect to arrive till Septem.
Der.
The eighth biennial convention of the
General Federation of Women's clubs
at St. Paul, Mimi, wound up with a
session that was III the nature of a
general jollification.
The testimony given by Joseph
Boyer, a Pennsylvania railroad EN-
ploye, before the interstate commerce
commission in relation to having re.
ceived gratuities from producers Of
coal cost him his job.
The little town of Goessel, Kas., was
practically destroyed by a tornado,
which demolished every residence
save one and almost all the business
property.
Six persons dead, many seriously
injured and thousands of dollars
worth of property blown away sum
marizes the effects of the %tornadoes
that struck Minnesota and Wisconsin
Every slaughter house and meat
packing plant in Indiana is to be in.
v~estigated by the state board OF
health, covering both the sanitary and
pure food features.
Capt. Henry King, editor of the st.
Louis Globe-Democrat, delivered the
animal popnenoan o1dracc at tba
Kansas university at Lawrence. His
subject was kansas Men and Kansas
Newspapers"
The rush for June marriage licenses
in Pittsburg, Pa, is so great that three
young ONE clerks in the license Of
fee have several times been Frustrated
from overwork.
A warrant has been issued at Mad.
ison, Wis, for the arrest Of Secretary
of State Walter E. Houser, charging
attempted bribery.
The Mutual Life insurance Co. of
New York has brought suit against its
former vice-president, Robert A. Gran
his, for an accounting of company
funds expended under his direction.
Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco has
outlined a plan for investing $3,O00,000
in houses and lots for the needy and
homeless, the scheme being to have
the city enter the building and loan
business or an immense scale.
Silas Fl. Holcomb, twice the nominee
of the populist party in Indiana for
attorney general and an uncle of ex.
Gov. Holcomb, of Nebraska, died at
Fort Branch, Ind, aged &C years.
Gen. Toledo, In command of the Qua.
temalan revolutionary forces, Claims to
have routed President Cabrera's troops
in two engagements, and expects to
capture Guatemala city.
At Mount Carbon, w. Va, after quar-.
reling with his wife, William John.
ston, decapitated her with q bread
knife, and then tried to kill himself,
but made a botch of it.
Russia is said to be menaced with
a new danger, owing tt dissatisfaction
in the army; even the ever-loyal Cos.
sacks of the Don are said to oe nut.
ter'ng their discomfort.
Anton Schor has been arrested at
Grafton. S. D., charged with the muir.
der Of his brother by piercing his
heart with a pickaX. He claims sen
defense.
A farmer named Miller tagged a
Burlington passenger train with 200
passengers on board, and it was
stopped just at the brink Of a gap, nea.
Stoddard, Wis, where a bridge had
been washed out by a storm.
The Burlington Pa lway 60. IN.
nOrnre that it will have the Shoshoue
extension completed and ready 70.
traffic In time for the opeuing If the
Shoslone reservation In July and IA.
gus5.
Doss Galbraith and Hill Gooch,
blacksmiths, have been arrested ct
Springfield, Mo, charged with muir
der in the first degree for alleged par
ticipation in the lynching of three
negroes there. April IA.
Representative Ellerbc, of South
Carolina. charges that the reports on