The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-06

killed by Harry Thaw in New York,
found that White was q sufferer
from Bright's disease, from incipient
tuberculosis and from fatty ~degenera-
ticn of the liver.
The officials are making most de.
termined war on the joints at Kansas
CITY, Kas, out-nationing the redoubt-
able Carrie in their destruction of
liquor and fixins.
After their presentation at court at
Buckingham palace, London, Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth were hidden
to join King Edward and Queen AL
exandra in the supper room.
With the assistance of his wife, ]. r.
Ball. of Middlesboro, KY, a noted
desperate, escaped from Jail at Rich.
mond, Ky. James Saylor and Steve
Turner, charged with murder, and
James Turner, an alleged cattle
thief, also escaped.
Alexander Muir, author of Canada's
national hymn, The Maple Leaf"
died suddenly at Toronto, Ont.
Att'y.Gen. Moody is carefully plan.
ming his campaign against the Stand.
ard Oil Co., and to that end has had
several conferences with his special
assistants retained for the fight and
several district attorneys summoned
to Washington.
The Japanese people have contrib.
uted a total of $146,0 0 to the San
Francisco relief fund.
Capt, r. F. Wynne, of the marine
corps, whose court-martial sentence of
dismissal for INSTRUMENTATION has been
approved by the president, has been
notified that he will be permitted to
resign If he cares to do so.
Gov. Cobb of Maine was renominat.
ed by the republican state convention
at Portland.
Mrs. David Reed, sister of Gen.
George A. Custer and Col. Tom Gus.
ter, died at her home in Monroe,
Mich, aged so years.
President Roosevelt has approved
the joint resolution of congress ex.
pressing the horror of the people of
the United States at the massacre of
Jews in Russia and expressing sym.
patty with those bereaved.
The French ministry of justice will
recommend that the sentence of three
months Imprisonment imposed on
Elliott F. Shepard, of New York, for
killing a girl with his automobile, be.
sides paying a fine and indemnity, be
reduced to six weeks.
Two thousand Yale alumni sat down
to the annual alumni dinner in Uni.
versity hall. President Hadley an.
nounced that Secretary of War viii.
lam H. Taft had been elected a mem.
Der of the corporation to succeed
Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Gen. Grosvenor, of Ohio, says the
;hip subidy bill will be reported to
the house at the next session of con.
gress, and will pass.
Miss Eva Booth, commander of the
Salvation army in the United States,
is seriously i'll at her home in New
York city, and all of her public en-.
gagements have been cancelled.
John Black, Joseph Black and Au.
gust Anderson, who were indicted,
with a number of Oshkosh wis.,
business men in connection with al.
legged land frauds in Oregon, have
been discharged.
A number of meat dealers in In.
%dianapolis have been arrested for doc.
toring meat with coloring substances.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. has
issued a notice to all employees vino
W coal stocks to at once dispose of
their holdings or leave the company's
service.
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth
expressed themselves as highly
pleased at the attentions and courte.
sizes shown them at Kiel, and Emper.
or William indicated his pleasure at
the opportunity of talking to the
daughter and son-in-law of President
Roosevelt, sending a cordial message
to the latter.
Capt. r. F. Wynne, United States
marine corps, has been found guilty,
by a court-martial, of characterization,
and his dismissal from the service
recommended. The case is in the
hands Of the president.
Complete tranquility has been re.
stored in Panama following the dis.
%turbances incident to the election,
which at no time warranted United
States interference.
One of the most violent hail storms
ever known in that region completely
ruined fruit and growing crops in a
territory two by eleven miles in ex.
tent in Knox county, Nebraska.
John M. Curran, city electrician OF
Lincoln, Neb., fell from a 45-foot cleo.
trio light pole and was instantly
killed, his head striking the curb.
Miss Elizabeth Lehman. who was
A. Dowie's nurse on his trip to
the West Indies. testified in Chicago
that Dowie was continually under the
impression, while In Jamaica, that the
German emperor vas coming to visit
him, and used to send her to watch
for the imperial feet.
Chicago has struck a snap In her