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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART

ASCOT PARK, nee 2srwENTY-sixTH clear,
ppy A. w Hamilton, presiding Judges j.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29

Aoo FIFTH RAcE-6 furlongs; all ages; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29

I53 THIRD RAcE-54 furlongs; a-year-olds; selling.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29


g. P. hndly
ond easily overweght Ag lbs Prolific
threeh horse race
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
EMERYvlLLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Dec. 2S.-Following are the
entries for races at Emeryville for today:
FIRST RACE-Futurity course; SELL
ing O-Ueor-O1de
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
4 nrw DEPARTURE n spEE0.

On monday. February lffh me BIZ
Four ~. inanrarated q neu fast trzia
service. ChleaHD 70 cinelndatt leaFias
ChicaEo 1890 B. m arriving inslsn-
apoiis 50. Circinnatf 2 gg a. m. c1n-
sBming eieti soufa ans afeea mln-
ufes covering three han1Fed Elss q
disfance
This tchs6uie Is TIE aane a. ne
fastest time made by gsYiHeht iraius
tetaeeu atore cities ans ulI make
hnt Gre sfop. - inslsnaE1lls Ths
train vii consist ~ Pulimaas latest
Eleepera. ladies coach and Smoking
car Chicago 70 Cinclnnati. vita local
sleeper Chicago 20 Indianapolis ard
Fidetrsrkec AZ latter place Tor occu-
pancy unrn a. u
This Wtu be e paEsenger trziu -.
urely and 90 express or mail vii be
bsndie6 ThiE wil alcE BatruzE %
visit the theater Or thelT frte1ds -
fore leaving Chicago and they car ear
breakfast 10 Cincln1au neKa n,orriuK
For iiekets ard reservations On this
train apply 10 sl ticket agents CT 6
p. Spinning. General northern Agent
23g Clark St. Chicago
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

1Yrs. Drinkga;er. wife of the ganlal
colonel. spent some weeks 1st sum-
uler in Northern Maine. az the com
fortabIe farmhouse of an honsst wt1-
or. Mrs brand Who adds % income
by keeping sumEuer boardsga
Recently Mrs Brand made her
first visit 10 Bostuu. and while there
met Mrs. Drinkwateg. who took her
no see Julia Mariowe Ia Romeo an4
juliet Mrs Brand had newer BE-
fore been 70 a theater Camp meet.
ln had been her widest dissipaticn-
Mrs. Drlnkwater's interest wna
equally dlvide1 betwesn her eompau-
ION and the stage Whcn they isft
the theatey Mrs Brsna vas sileBt.
Her usuai yolub0ity had quite desert
"a her Mrs nrinkwater respected
her silence and said nthins uutil
they wer wcl on their houeuard way.
Al last she veuture1 90 ask. liow ala
run llEe b. Mrs Brandy
Mrs nrand tarne4 iow8rd her snd
the tears started "a her eyes as she
said ~Oh. MrS nrlnkwufcr. I couiens
help thlnkiu' bow dtffeFynt that play
might have esded f the nuss had
tssn a 6lffersni kind q a wgmsa. and
raintad Iuliet % Jesus Hostoa
. Herald
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
THE GOVERNOR OF
OHIO VERY I'LL

COLUMBUS. O.-In a habeas cor
pus case in common pleas court here
Or. r. J Wilson. who has attended
Governor Pattison. testified that the
governor has been so weakened in
brain and body by is ILLNESS that he
cannot give 20 any subject continued
through. although he is perfectly sane
The testimony Of the physician has
created a sensation and in every place
where public men were congregated
was the whole subject Of conversation.
There Is universal fear that be may
never be able 10 carry out his plans
OF government II Is said on the best
Of authority that the governor 8
family Is anxious that he resign and
devote himself 10 seeking recovery.
Secretary Honck made the same state
meut that he has made continually
since the inaugation.
The governor is doing nicely, but
will not be able 10 be out for some
time yet he said.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

Casey and Levenstein. the ~oie
clos man had heated eisensNs0n
as 10 che greater nunegr og Salula 10
their different uatiouaiiiies. SAYS the
Western Publisher tt vas decided
that Tor every Irish saint Casey would
name be could ptck a hAig from Lsw-
eusyein's beard. aud faF every He
brew saint. the hair pni'tns vuuld b.
reversed Casey began hy paming s.
Patrick, and L.eNeustein followed with
Moses Then CASEY named So Mich'
acl aud LseWenstein came hack with
Adau Casey Was a httie doubtful oi
Adam, bu5 named 81 Steholas for bis.
whorcat ieWensteiu. making a grab
az the IFlshmans whiskeTs, crled out.
The Twelve Apostits'T Casey. for
seeing defeat except Tor pr0mps ao-
tion. clutched the hebrews beard In
both horny hauts ana walking vita all
his might. yelled. The Ancient Ordef
og HIbernians, When the hairs wers
counted Casey led hy az least hair.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
FEWER IMMIGRANTS
EXPECTED IN 1906

NEW YORK The annual forecast
Of immigration for the year has been
issued by Broughton Brandenburg.
president of the National Institute Of
immigration This forecast has for
three years estimated the influx 90.
600
There viii be. Mr. Brsndenburs
thinks. a considerable decrease. about
$4,000. In immigration into the Unit
ed States for 1906. as compared with
last year This Is more IN the gross
than in the net, owing 20 some pecu-
liar conditions
The extremely open winter in
America has allowed an estimated
900. 600 laborers 90 continue their open
air work with more or less regularity
AZ least 75 900 OF these would have re.
turned 20 Italy, Australia. Hungary and
Greece Tor the winter. and would have
come again ia the spring The pos
slbio coal strike viii deter tens OF
thousands from emigrating There will
be an extremely heavy falling OF IA
the Russian and Polish jew immIEra
tion Tho events Uf the last two
years Ia Russia Save aDryed Co pro
mote new solidarity among "a,
Jews and they probably will remain
where they are. temporarily. at least
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
SAYS TROOPS WOULD
Be TOO LATE

Ell PASO. TEX.-Geueral william
r. Shafter. who commanded the Unit.
ed States army in Cuba during the
spanish-American war. passed through
here on his way from a hunt in Mex
leo TO his California home. Discussing
the Chinese situation and the posi-
bility OF Intervention by the United
States, he said.
II there was an uprising in China
this country could not get sufficient
forces 10 the field 20 make a showing,
There are many troops in the Philip
pines. but they would not be ayaila-
BILE for a clash with the Chinese.
The danger. Il there Is any. Is 10
the Americans situated FAR inland II
they were attacked Il would be all
over before the United States could
get troops TO the spot So fsr as the
naval forces are concerned. tt IS diff
gerent The navy Is well equipped
AZ Manila. along the coast of Japan
and China and az other convenient
points In the Orient the United
States has ships which could be
brought TO bear on China and enough
10 meet all possible needs"
The Americans near the coast and
Ia the largest cities are safe enough
Farther inland no military force could
be brought 10 bear In time 20 aver
threatened hloodsheS"
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

on ne APEX ~ ths Priaes ~ wales
crown whict BE- sears cn srecial oc-
caapns. 81 cartaes feather or. rath-
~. a trft ~ perlwaE feas1ers tae
too ~ whfeh q aAor1ef EitA a g1id
thread. THIS feather a said 20 BE-
rorsh fi9n9. and has tas disinc-
ton ~ telaw the oniy 1aa of ne tlad
IN TIE wui1 ft tou& tweEty Tears -
pgocgra m. and Is cauae9 tas esa-a %
usore thaE a fogen hEntega TAe raa-
son ttH pgrszs1 1f the ssrla1E 3 40
1anEes1lE lz beczusa 8 ina4s tA3
fsnafea zrf CHER haEnEa af ttgaFa
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Disappear When Dr.. Williams FGnk
Pills Purity the Blood and
Heal iufamsa Tissues

Rheumatism is disease q the blood,
caused by the failure of the body 20 cast
OF certain poisons. External applica-
tiuus are Of use only Ia securing tenlps.-
rary relief from FaiB--the cure f0r
rheumatism lies in purifying and en-
riching the blood
Mrs. Frederick Brown. of 90 SuunpteI
street, Sandy HILL NY. was q sufferer
from iutiammatorv Rheumatism fICm
the time she was sixteen she says
+" Ii first appeared in my knee JOINTS,
then in my hips and waist IL became
a regular thing tbst ] would he laic uE
all winter. The rheumatism sffecteC
mostly my hands. hip@, fett and
shoulders. Nv hands were all pufsed
up and nv feet became defOrmed-
lost my appetite. Cuulcuf sleep and
sometinIes was compelled 60 cry cot,
the pain was So infyuee.
g" Fur several winters ] was under the
doctors care and while has mediuiue ~
lieved the pain f1T q hrile while thprt
seemed no prospect fgr a permanent
cure. / was confined % my bed. oif and
on. foE weeks az a time. Ny limbs
swelled dreadfully Ht times and I was
reduced almost Co uQfhIng.
Sc In the spring q 1904. upon sbe nd
vice u q friend, I brEsn g. nse DT.
Williams Pink Pills At that time
wRsa't able "a 40 BuythiuE and could
barely eat enough 90 keep alive. feli
a change for the better In shout a u1oDth.
Z l began 20 eat heartily and I Suffered
/ less pain Of course ! kept ou the
[ treatment. using care in INV diet. and
/ in shout three months 1 WAS cured
ann entirely well teday and do al my
own work
DR. Williams Pink pills cared Mrs
I brown by driving the rhcgu1zttc Vuibous
out ~ her biood But ycu must Egt TIRE
{ genuine Dr. Williams Pink Plls. sold
Z bv al druggists and by the nT Williams
Z Medicine Co. SehcnectaEiy, y, 4.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

send 10 u1leE --s-rE Wre ara
try Bc-suic Blood Eal- az oar FE-
rerHe E1fari- Eionf Eaim CB 81
kills cr destroys ths pgtE1- iz I1s
blood whlch causes tEH awfEl aCtsE 1z
hack ard sh-zEder Aa1eH EtrE
pains. GlEculty tu ngVlEg EnEsrE. tqss
OF i=Es bore pztus. EWulle1 sr1selsaE
ard tulnts - rzeufrszetRr1. gT tMe tlrei
breath hawking. spltIiZE- cr117-GH
In thruat tad hearing. sBecEs 1Tt-g
before the eEes, al piaTe1 ggt feel.rE
q catarrE- ButEric Blls14 balEz has
cured hundreds 81 eases q "a o. -
years standing after 9oetvrz- hg1
sprfaEH ard patent medicines ha9 an
JAILED Most % these Cured Esat1szEE lad
taken Blood Balm as a last resgTL II
Sc especially ADVISED Tor chruuie. deep
seated cases Izlpoesl1le f0r any c1s
O. suffer fne sEoCieE or symptoms u
Theuu1atfsrl 1r caGarrb Whi1e or after
tGksuE Blood Bzfun- iE makes r1z
blood pure and rich. thereby EiVirE a
healthy b1ood supply. Cures are per-
urauent ard NOT a patching -. DTZE
stores. g. per large bottle szmFs2e %
Blood Balm a=ut free au1 Erepztd.
also SPECIAL medical advice ty 1s2cric-
ing your trouble and writing Bloo1
Balm Co. Atlanta. Ca
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

ST. JOSEPH. MO --INaniel Wilson,
head miller at the American HominS
Company's mills. was struck and at
most instantly killed by a Burlington
passenger locomotive at a crossing
Wilson's skull was fractured. seven
ribs were broken and he was cut and
bruised 10y being dragged nearly thirty
wards by the engine He Joined the
service of the hominy trust 81 Ierrs
Haute. lud.. whore his people s'ilI
live
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
CUTTING FiRE RATES.
Insurance War Is Bringing the Prir,
Down in 81. Joseph.

Insurance War Is Bringing the Price
Down in 81. Joseph
ST. JOSEPH. MO.-Fire insurance
rates. which for several days have
been in an unstable condition have
taken q tumble In some classes Of
insurance the drop is almost 50 per
cent Threeyear policies on frame
structures that have been selling az
from 20 20 So cents on the 500 were
issued for 80 cents On brick struc-
tures where the rates have been 50
cents the same policies are being
issued for 40 cents. Accusations Of
secretly cutting the rates have been
made against various agencies. The
most prominent antagonists in the
business. each Of which represents
about twenty companies. are resort
ing 10 newspaper space. halt-psge ad-
yertisements being used
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
THE NEWS OF MISSOURI
sTAre coNvENTioN oATEs.
The Democrats Choose jefferson citJ
And Excelsior Springs


And Excelsior Springs.
KANSAS CITY.--The Democratic
state committee at q meeting held 81
the Midland hotel, chose the following
times and places for holding their
state conventions.
State nominating convention. JEFF
ferson City. June 8.
State judicial convention, Excelsior
Springs May p.
The basis of representation Is one
delegate for every 500 votes cast for
Alton B Parker for President Dele
gates are 10 be elected - counties eK.
cept that the counties that have more
than one member Of the legislature
will elect by districts. and St L0uis
viii elect by wards. More than 25o
votes and less than 500 gives an sd-
ditiOnal delegate and until that has
been figured the exact number OF
delegates cannot be told II the frac
ti0ns Of 500 balance each other. there
viii be 593 in each convention. but
it may vary three to five votes from
that number
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
THREATENS VETO
RATE BILL MUST EXACTLY FIT
RoosEVELT's IDEAS.
WON'T ATTEMPT 70 DICTATE
But n the Senate Does Not 20 az
J Roosevelt Likes, Ne VIII Upset
the Whole Business.

WASHINGTON.-When the senate
committee on interstate commerce
meets Friday. 10 vote on rate bill
the announcement will be made auth.
Oritatlyely that President Roosevelt
viii not attempt to prevent amend
ment Of the Hepburn bill; that he will
leave the committee free 10 exercise
its best judgement and. il possible,
compromise its differences; that II a
bill is reported which does not meet
his APPROVAL and ln that form Is passed
by congress he viii content himself
to exercise his vote power. This an
nouncement will be made as the result
Of a conference here between the
most active persons supporting the
Aouse bin without amendment, but will
be delivered to the committee by a
senator who has supported an amend
ment providing for judicial review Of
an order OF the interstate commerce
commission
The conference at the White House
was one Of many that have been held
there IN the last week for a discussion
OF the railroad rate question Il was
attended by Senators Dolliyer and
Clapp. Speaker Cannon. Representa-
tive Hepburn and Attorney General
Moody. They had under consideration
an amendment said 90 have been draft
cd by Senator Knox and revised by
the attorney general The draft in its
ray3e4H form howayar Is said NOT 10 be
satisfactory 20 It's autaor It WAS of.
fered in a spirit OF compromise, and
the president and attorney general
wanted to know whether it would be
acceptable 10 the members Of congress
who are making a fight to prevent the
adoption Of any amendment which
they believe would interfere with the
operation Of the measure they purpose
60 enact into law
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
IN nIseusa 4ome Ruls.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-Dr Heine
Marks. Henry Rolies and Andrew GaH
foin. the representatives OF the home
rule committee, waited on Governor
Folk and the governor through them
extended an Invitation % the home
rule committee 60 take dinner with
him next SUNDAY aud discuss over
cup of coffee the best way 20 give
81 Iouls home rule. The representa-.
tives departed al noon for ST. Louis
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

prahs over deep SELLS are usually
due 20 Chanee ot temperature or var
cmcttc prcssare. air halnE forced in
az ihe pressure rises aud dravn ou'
when the bsrometer Is failing Ru'
teo wells ia Vickaourg Jackson lime
stone of s1uthegn Gcorgis have shoNu
the strauE phenomenon of conlinu
ons in-draN rhb has beeu invvsti
rated by Nr s "a McCeuie. Uho hai
togn3 a rapid sueierrapean rsre&m a
a eepth Og ahont i2e teeg, aud h q
supposed that yhe air Is sucked In b,
fgicgiOn ana CARVED alons untl thl
aatef risas AS a lArse sprlns
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

Loss Of sleep proves 70 De the car
ipus effect that may liu1 mans ul01z-
tatn-ciimbing Dr.. Bullock workman
mentions that in Ills camp iu tire Hiu-
alayas az 1883 feet members o. his
party were kept awake by lack ci
breath and on doz5ng OF would awake
gasping. He concludes that Inability
TO sleep may itself De Egfhcieut q
keep climbers from going 5syonc
twenty-three 20 twenty-five rh01szu1
feet
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
Feigned Hanging and oisd.

ST LOUIS.-Frederick Thieniann.
while attempting 20 frighten his fami-
ly by pretending suicide. actually hang
ed himself He Is q farmer living on
the Clayton road and ia the absence
Of his wife and daughter went 90 the
attic and riEged zap some ropes through
q ring IN the rafiers Placing q moose
around his neck he pulled himself Off
the floor A knot caught In the ring
and Thiemaun was strangled 20 death.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

BOSTON. Tho receivers statement
ot the financial condition OF the Han.
over bank " this city, a Wcr; Nir-
Einia corporation which Vas placed
in che hands of a receiver several
weeks ago, shows that out of total
of s32&,7s5 ot nominal assets only
1851 are estimated as good. The de-
poalts In the bank were f2s,S6t,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

KANSAS CITY Tho nomination Of
tosaph n Harris for postmaster at
Kansas city was sent 90 the Senate
this morning. One Of the first an
gnunecnaeuts 81 the contemplated re-
nDpoiutment made by the President
WAS that of Mt Harris This renomi.
nation would have been made in any
event under the rule recently on
nounccd hy the Postmaster General
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
Breshear-Ros Welding.

ODESSA. MO- Or Clifford Breshear
and Miss LeJa Rogers. OF this place,
We're quietly married In Independence
The wedding was surprise TO their
most intimate friends The bride
groom Is rising young man in his
profession and the bride is mem
her Of one Of the most prominent fami.
lies IN this place
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

JEFFERSON CITY jefferson City
wants the state Democratic nominst-
ing convention, It's committee. head
cd by Representative Edwin Silver and
eN-Secrctary of State SAN b Cook has
gone TO attend che committee meetinf
and lay the claims of the state capital
before the committee for this oonyea
ffnn
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
asa.ooo ier 80, ln.peetIen.

WASHINGTON. The house IN pass
Ing the agricultural hlll. voted sn In.
crease % $4,000 20 the regular ap-
preparation for the inspection o. meat
In order TO meet the demand of the
packers IN handling their foreign
trade The senate, IN considering the
bin. increased this amount 90 tlSS. 900.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
PsIss b nsIehIna -.

BARBADoEs. WEST INDIES. 90
Mont Peiee, the volcano In the island
OF Martinique, Is again ia eruption
and the inhabitants are in horror OF
a recurrence of the great disaster Of
May. 1909. when $4,000 persons lost
their lives In the destruction OF the
city OF 81. Pierre.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

JEFFERSON CITY -Superintend-
ent Nandiyer has received many let
ters indorsinE his stand on the New
York Lfs proxy matter He has
sent the following telegram 10 the
Armstrong committee in New York,
Please accept CONCENTRATIONS on
your report Your committee and It's
counsel have rendered f. valuable ser.
vice 20 the country hope your rec.
concentrations viii be enacted into
law
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
TWENTY lNJURED IN ST, LOUIS
Passengers on collldins Street Cars
We're Cut and Bruised.

ST. LOUISA westbound Deimar
car. running fast. crashed into a
northbouud O'Fallon park car al the
intersection OF Sarah street and Fin.
rey avenue and a score Of passenges
were injured. six seriously.
Physicians we're hurriedly summon
ed and the injured were given medical
attention. The o'Fallon park car was
hurled entirely from the track.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
A Pine Lumber output Decrease.

CHICAGO "A statement ot the
pine lumber output of the three states
oi Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime
sofa for 1895 has been issued. Ac-
cordlng 60 the statement there was
last year a total production OF white
and Norway pine in the three states
oi 262S .02s. .0oa feet, against f.22o,siT-
GOO ia the year 1904. showing a de-
crease OF 5a2. .SSS. 600 feet
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
policeman SHOT ~ me Leo.
officer Fought Win Negro and Let
His Revolver Fail.

KANSAS CITY.-Pa Patrolman John
Johnson at No 2 police station at
tempted 10 stop a negro carOusal a.
the rear Of Woolson's sash and door
factory 1916 East Eighth and was
worsted in two encounters. When
be first went to stop the noise several
negroes picked him up and threw hini
off a platform where be was standing
johnson went back TO the police sta
ton for achievements but when he
mounted the platform again a negru
struck him a blow on the jaw. iu
falling the revolver fell out Of John
sons pocket and was discharged. The
ball struck him in the right leg be.
low the knee. striking the bone Po-
lice Surgeon West sent him 20 the
general hospital
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
RnIlMaN Men ln cenferenee.

PHH.AOELPHIA.--In response 20
an Invitation sent out by James Nc
Crca. first vice president OF the Pen.
nsylvania company. officials OF sew
erai big railroad companies met here
% discuss. Il Is said. means OF con.
testing railroad rate legislation.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

MONTGOMERY. AI>A.--The town oi
Marion Is aroused over a search for
buried treasure. Several DAYS BEo a
mysterious woman came there from
Galveston. Tex. and obtained permis.
sion of r. II EyiuB 70 dig 20 his yard,
she telling him that somewhere on the
premises her grandfather had buried
a lot Of gold "a, the time Of the war
and had never been able 60 locate H.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

KANSAS CITY -- Many people in
Jackson county mas drink their water
without ice next summer There has
been almost total failure az the
natural product Az one time. early
IN tho winter ice reached a thickness
OF four or five inches but nearly
everybody waited for q 90 sea thicker
but h melted
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

STERLING. u4L-An ice gorge In
Rock River raised the water ten feet
In a few minutes doing damage esti
mated az $4,000 Part og the new
steel wagon bridge was carried out
and two other bridges are threatened
between Sterling cad aeck Falls.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. 40 The
city council 81 this place will submit
a proposition 10 the voters az the
Apri election 10 vote Si0ooo in bonds
for the purpose of building three
story e0ai0o feet Cliy hall
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
ID 3, 80 b % ~.

CARRoLl.TON. Mo--Iames r.
MINUS. Sc yeare old, and his wife, -
years old. both pioneers u this coun.
az. are dead double funeral VIII
he held. Burial viii be Ia one grave.4
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
A rhomns N. Casey Case Postponed.

BUTLER MO The case OF the
state vs. Thomas NJ Casey in the
salmon bank affair was called IN the
circuit court here The defense tiled
a plea In abatement. but the case was
continued until Thursday morning al
9 O'clock. The attorney gcneral, Mt
Hadlcy. telegraphed he would bee here
Az that time aud assist Ia the case.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
CASEY OFFERS TO PLEAD.
viii Serve Five Years and Return
Money Of Salmon.

BUTLER, MO.--Thomas NJ. Casey.
manager OF the Salmon bank at Clin-
ton. through whose operations the in
stitutlon failed. has offered. through
his attorneys. to plead guilty provided
he is given a sentence not to exceed
five years
In addition Casey. IL Is said. has
agreed TO turn up s17Sooo which dis
appeared from the bank before il fail-
ed
Atty. Gen Hadley and the prosecut'
ing attorney have agreed 90 the terms.
but Judge Denton has so FAR refused.
holding that Casey should serve al
least 90 years.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
MaII Poueh ThIef 90 sio.ooo.

DENVER. Michael Delaney. chief
Of police. said that George Mitchell
who was arrested here last Saturday,
had confessed that be cleared more
than $4,000 by tho theft OF mail
pouch in Haaen junction, New, the
offense with which he Is charged.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
The indianapolis Sentinel suspsoas

INDIANAPOLIS The Indianapolis
Sentinel has suspended publication
and announced that owing 90 iis opera.
tion having been Improbable its AZ.
fairs would be gradually wound up.
The daily subscriptions aud the phyal.
cal plant have been taken over by the
indianapolis News. The sunday Sen.
tinpl viii be taken over by the lndt
annapolis Star
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

Cork. though the MOST buoyant sab
stance. VIII not rise % the surface
oceans surface owing 10 the great
pressuer OF water Al any less depth
IL viii work its way back 70 ths suT-
face.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

JEFFERSON CITY Tho Insurance
Company oi the state ot Missouri Is
being organized In this city. The
plan az she organization Is 90 have
its main office here and to write
fire Insurance in Missouri