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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-20

HeaANf Mh~AA wy
their future home. Mr.. Hatcher
and a son has been there for
some time and is doing we'll
The TRIBUNE wishes them pros
perity in Spokane.
Quite a number Of friends and
relatives Of Col. ]. w. Gum en-
joyed one Of the best dinners Of
of their lives in the south part
Of town the other day. Every
thing was prepared in the most
elaborate fashion and all en-
ioyed themselves.
The local base ball team was
defeated by the Butler boys
Sunday afternoon by a score of
z to- A return game win like
ly be played on the home grounds
with different results.
Russell Hood departed for Am
erilo, Tex, Monday noon, where
he has a big job Of painting. He
was joined at Nevada by John
Ellis, who win assist him. They
will not return till fall.
Mrs. c. w. Orris and Mrs. j.
r. Hales entertained at the lat
ter's home in the west part of
town, in honor Of Mrs. A. B.
Holloway, of Cofeyville, Kans.,
Saturday afternoon.
Eben Allen was a caller at the
TRIBUNE yesterday morning.
He haa been assisting Engineer
Bell, Of the dredge boat, in sur.
veying, and says the work is pro
crossing nicely.
Jos. B. March departed for the
Canal Zone Monday night, to re-
sumo his duties on the canal.
He will visit a short time in Iowa
before continuing his journey.
W. S. Woodward and family OF
Gas City, Kans., who has been
visiting in this locality the past
week, departed for their home
yesterday noon.
Frank Wilson, son of ]. T.
Wilson Of the Commercial Bank,
is expected today from Kansas
City, on a visit to home folks.
S. c. LeMar has arrived home
from his vacation in Denver. he
enjoyed the trip and likes the
country fine.
7. w. Springer was a psssen.
ger for Corona, Kans.. Sunday
|, noon, after q short visit 10 bis
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burkhol
der, Of the country southwest o.
town, are the proud parents Of
+, baby boy.
Lee Hirsch and Miss Allies
Frances, of the Loeb Bros
store, were Sunday visitors a
Nevada.
) Cleye Young arrived Tuesday
Z noon, from st, Louis to-visi.
I old friends. See notice else
Z where.
S. O King C. r. Beatty ans
Allen Wright were passenger
3 for Butler Wednesday morning
Ell J.E King, Of Bronson, Kans.
9 was looking after business in Ia.
& city the first part Of the week.
q d B. Hickey and wife are al
3 tending 10 business interests i
pleasanton this week.
Justice OF the Peace, Jane
s Sheppard, was a visitor at n
8 Scott Sunday.
& Joseph Barney, Of the Carlo
& Center neighborhood, was
stown Monday.
3 Guido Jaeger departed yestel
& day noon for St Louis, ON a bui
q mess visit
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-20
MONEY 20 Loan

h.vs : few ihsusana tOuar'
to loan on easy isrus o. Esst
farm property.
q. P. RObinSon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-20
Eczema and PiIe Cure

FREE knowing what e r. 90 sui
Ter, i WIN give FREE oF CHARGE,
20 any addicted = positive CURE tor
Ecaelna. Salt NheUm, ErysipelaA
PILES aud Skin Diseases Instant
rilei. Don't sulcr lungcrt write
W ~. WILLIAMS, zoo Manhattan
|AVpnat, New Vera. knsic1s stamP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
NueYa Compa1ia CasaS

Ell distinguido primer actor Miguel
Casas, que ha actuado con exito tan
envidiable en- todos los teatros de
Puerto Rico y ha hecho en- el nuestro
dos temporadas brillantfsimas ha So
licitado la CONCESSION del teatro para
empezar en- Diciembre, ha sta Febrero,
con una gran compaflla de zarzuela
espaflola, genero grande y chico.
Ell proyecto del sef1or Casas Pedre-
roll es formar una empresa por ac-
clones, y va cuenta con valiosos COO
peradores elementos de nuestra So
cledad, que al secundar la obra del
slmpatico artista, dan una prueba
elocuente de entusiasmo por Ell arte
del que es int6rprete irreprochable V
genial, Miguel Casas.
La cooperation que ha encontrado
el excelentisimo actor entire los ad-
miradores del teatro espa6ol que es
ell que siente y vive nuestro pueblo,
es logica y merecida, va que ell nom
bre de Miguel Casas al frente de una
empresa teatral es la garantia me ior
que puede ofrecerse al p1blico Y, es
pecialmente, las enamorados del
arte eSpaflol
Casas saldra, en- breve. para BARGE
Iona, y en- la gran ciudad catalina
reunira la compafifa que ha de ser
complete y nutrida de elementos
|superiores.
Sera la de Diciembre, despues de
la opera, una magnifca temporada de
genero espaf1ol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
EDICTO
IN LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
DEl DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE San JUAN, ?. K.
SECCIoN Ia
DECLARACIoN DE DOMINIC.

PoR CUANTo habiendo presentado
e abogado Don Damian Monserrat
Simo una mocion nombre de Ven
tura Orillano y Rodriguez, para que
sc declare a su favor ell dominic de la
slguiente fnca
"IerrenO quebrado en- el barrio
Cupey de Rio piedras, p. r., com
puesto de diez cuerdas, equivalcntes
a tres hectareas, noventa y tres areas.
cuatro centiareas, colindante por Ell
Norte con tierras de Don lose Conra-
do Hern andez por el Sur con Rosen.
do Esquiin, por Ell Este con el peti-
cionario y Francisco Cruz, y p0r el
Ccste con Pablo Figueroa Alfredo
Kercado."
PoK IANro, y habiendose ordena-
20 por ell Hon Pedro lie Alrdev.
Juez de Ia / Secci6n de esta Corte,
que Sc pnblique la pretensi6n por tres
veces en- un peri6dico de los de ma
yor circulation de los que Sc editan
en- esta Ciudad, para que los que ten
gan alg1n derecho real sobre Ell in
mueble descrito, las Persoras igno-
radas a quienes pueda periudicar Ia
inscription, y en- general todo ei
que desee oponerse pueda efectuarlo
dentro del t6rminO de sesenta dias, IL
bro presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, IS de Agosto del afIo 1907
Jose +. Figueras, Secretario de la
Corte. Por A. Marin Mari6n. Secre-
tario Auxiliar. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

La "reprise" de La Guerra
Santa ademas de TN lleno, die
a la compaiila que dirige ell ex-
celente maestro Campos, un
triunfo muy apreciable.
La obra, como es evidente.
mucho mejor ensayada que ell
sabado y observadas y corregi
das algunas, las mayores
deficiencies que fueron notadas,
tuvo anoche, con relaci6n a la
primera, IN a Interpretation
acceptable.
La Matras. Real, Morales
Odena y Cort6s, fueron aplau~
didos.
Ell baritone Real, en- Ell aria
de salida, recibi6 una verdadera
ovacion.
La senora Fernandez, en- Ia
escena muda que tenia a su car.
60 estuvo felicisima. Su gesto.
su actitud, su expression, insu-
perables.
Al final del segundo y el ter
Ger acto, fueron llamados a e5-
cena los actoreS con insistentes
Dom lingo OrO4cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

Ha presentado la renuncia de ,su
|puesto de juez de Paz de Lola don
Javier Zequeira. Ell attorney general
acept6 la renuncia y probablemente
Ihasta la semana pr6xima no Sc proce-
|dera a cubrir la vacante.
Ell juez de Paz de Cayey don lose
Garcia tambien present6 la renuncia
de su puesto h bendo sido admitida.
FL attorney general pidi6 la renun-
cla del marshal de Ia C)rte Municipal
de Bayam6n sefior r. Salgado Pa
checo.
HI sido nombrado Tuez municipal
sustituto de Bayamon don Antonio
Lopez. En- la session del iueves sc
3 orobaran dichos nombramientos por
ell Consejo Executive.
Ha presentado la renuncis de su
Ouesto de ohcial de Sanidad de Ponce
el doctor Coronas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Oeclarac7oness
del se10r, Maura
Sobre los rumores de crisis

Nueva York. martes.-Informes o6ciales
llegados de Madrid, desmienten Ell rumor que
circulo aver, asegurando que el mnistro de
la Guerra del gabinete Maura, haba dimtido
por no avenirse las restricciones que Sc e ira
taban de 1mponer en- el envio de personal ma
terial de guerra al Africa.
FL senior Maura ha declarado que no rega-
taera los recursos el gObierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
la epopeya de
los cOreanO3
En- defensa de la patria

Nueva York, martes-Cablegraf1an de Lon
dres que por los nformes alli remitidos, de ori-
gen compile etanente autorizado, Sc sabe que los
cOreanOs Conservan sus pOsiciones Y luchan bra
vamente contra las tropas japonesas las que
han derrotado otra vez en- las inmediaciones de
Seoul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Los m0ros a presan
un convoy
Las bajas de los franceses

Nueva York, martes.-Dicen de Tanger
que las hordas del Raisuli han sorprendido IN
convoy de muniCiones where's que llevaba TN
destacamento frances para la ciudad de Casa
blanca.
Los conductores del convoy Sc bateron he
roicamente, con numerosas senslbles bajas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
La seguridad de MeIiIIa
Los refrgiados EN- la plaza

Nueva York, martes.-la seguridad de la
plaza de Melilla sc considera totalmente garan-
tizada con los importantes auxilios miltares
que ha enviado Espa1a dicha ciudad
En- Melilla Sc han refugiado importantes
familias del pals que huyen de los desmanes de
las hordas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
La pest 2 Ibub6nica
en- San Francisco
OtrOs dos atacadOs

Nueva York, martes-Las noticias que Sc
Teciben de San Francisco avisan que Sc han
presentado dos nuevos casos de peste bubonica
Las autoridades sanitarias han adoptado
los medios mas severos para localizar la cpl
demia
Ell panico aumenta en- la poblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Otr0 ataque a Casa Blanca
Los mOros han sidO rechazados

Nueva York martes-Comunican de Tan
ger. que los moros que seIacercan a Casa -Blan-
ca han atacado nuevamente la poblacion siendo
rechazados por la heroicag uarncion de la plaza.
Los defensores de Casa Blanca esperan Ell
refuerzo de las tropas franco -espanoas, sin 10
Cual no podran continuar la lucha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

Elegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ia, sc acaban de recibir en- esta
Imprenta.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Judgment For Loss of a Rino, =

Judgment For Loss of a Ring. -
c. e. Glasscock was given Judgment
against the Pullman Palace Car
Company in the district court at
Wichita for $500 damages, claimed
by him for the loss of diamond
ring. Glasscock, In his petition al
legged that his ring and $25 in money
had been stolen from him while he
occupied berth In a sleeper.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

ney Delmas again in his accustomed
place at the head of Thaw's counsel
table. Notwithstanding reports of dis
agreements. Juror Bolton, whose wife
died last week, said he felt perfectly
able to go on with the trial. II was
decided that the jurors should not
again be confined until they finally re.
tire to make up their verdict.
DR.. Evans, who has been by far the
most important witness for the ue-
Tense among the medical experts. de-
tailed at great length his converse
tons with Thaw in the Tombs. He
told Of how Thaw declared that his
lawyers and physicians were in cen
spir.cy with the district attorney to
railroad him off to an asylum and
to prevent his case from coming to
trial He declared they wanted to
close this matter up" Thaw told the
physician that in his attempts to
bring Stanford White to justice he had
complained to District Attorney Jer-
ONE and that the latter had told him
to let the matter drop; that there
was nothing to it. He also complain
ed to Anthony Comstock and to de.
tectiye agency. ,
DR.. Evans was corroDoratal a. 10
most of Thaw's statements oy d..
Charles G. Wagner of Bingha nton,
who first figured as a witness early
last week.
District Attorney jerome cross ex-
amined DR.. Evans briefly IN Ai3 JPN
ion that Thaw was of unaourd nina
at the time of executing his will. The
prosecutor and witness flashed fife at
the first contact and there was every
indication that when Mr.. Jerome un-
dertook DR.. Evans cross examination
in, general the proceedings would re
as lively and interesting as Gny 1a9re
in local courtroom Dr Evans met
the preliminary attacks bo.l..' end
seemed as ready with his wis rs tie
district attorney. This was illustrated
when Mr.. Jerome, in tone of agsra-
walton asked the witness: well,
what can you say
There are many things J could
say, but | am not permitted to say
them" retorted the phvslcial AMID
laughter
Mr.. Delmas was on his fest during
the cross-examination. lie interposed
many objections and generally was
sustained. He looked SHARPLY to DI.
Evans interest, but the latter appear
el to be- we'll aware Of MS riyil5 ges
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Used the "Water Cure"

Leavenworth, Kan, Feb. 19.-The
legislative committee appointed to
make an investigation of the charges
Of cruelty against Warden Haskell of
the state penitentiary, resumed its in
yestigation at the penitentiary here
Monday morning. DR.. Grigsby who
made the charges was on the stand
all morning He testified that the
water cure" had been administered to
prisoners and admitted that he had
been present when such punishment
was given
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

family has been built up then the
two young people must live togeth-
err.
The bill also provides that a mar
riage may be apnuled whenever it
appears that one person Is insane
but that the other Of the contracting
parties did not know 1t at the time
of the marriage. Insane persons are
prohibited from marrying.
The bill changes the present Kan
sas laws regarding divorce for
abandonment. The present law per-
mits a divorce for abandonment af.
ter one year. The new bill makes it
two years and the only causes for
divorce which will permit of a de-
cree within two years after separa-
ton is bigamy and extreme cruelty.
The bill also provides that decree
cannot become effective and abso-
lutte until after one year after the
hearing. The law also permits a
judge to dissolve a decree for cause.
At present decree becomes abso-
lutte in six months. The bill pro-
hibits the guilty party in divorce
proceeding to remarry within three
years of the granting of the decree
under the penalties for bigamy.
Cyrus Leland has introduced in
the house resolution which is in
tended TO stOD one of the many
petty CRAFTS around the state house.
An allowance Of $1,000 each has
been made to the chief clerk of the
house and the secretary of the SEN
ate for indeing the house and SEN
ate journals.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Sunday Session of House.

Washington, Feb 1S.-The house was
in session for an hour and a half Sun
day, hearing eulogies on the late Rep
rc,pntatiye Robert Hit of Illinois. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs
owden, Foss and Fuller of Illinois,
Clark of Missouri, Cousins and Lacy
If iowa, and Lamar of Florida, Mes
ers Payne. New York, and Dalzell OF
PENNSYLVANIA also submitted remarks.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Al Oklahoma Wreck.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Feb. 10
About o'clock Thursday night as
Rock Islard passenger train No. 2
rounded a curve in the east end yards
in this city, it crashed into switch
engine standing on the main track.
Both engines were demolished and
"A passengers injured, some of them
seriously
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

Guthrie, Ok, Feb. 15.-The supreme
court Thursday announced decision
upholding the judgment of the district
court of Payne county which awards
to J. C. Stribbling, an Usage Nation
cattleman, 100000, the amount of
suit against R. NJ. Snyder, the late
Kansas City capitalist.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

Topeka, kans, Feb. is. = A new
divorce bill, making several radical
changes in the present Kansas laws
relating to the annulment of mar
riages and the granting of divorces
was introduced in the house this
morning by w. B. Ham of Rocks
county.
Mr.. Ham drew his bill from the
one prepared by the National Di
yorce Congress which was called by
Governor Pennypacker last year
and the bill prepared by Judge Gates
Of the independence division of the
Missouri circuit court, and which has
been introduced in the Missouri leg
islature. Mr.. Ham took the two
bills and the Kansas statutes and
has incorporated into his new bill
all the chief features of the two pro-
posed measures and the present
laws regarding marriage and di.
vorce.
One of the chief features of the
bill is the section regarding the an
nulment of the marriages Of child
rem. The bill provides that when a
girl under 16 years of age is mar
ried she may have the marriage an
nulled when she becomes 16 years
old, provided there are no living
children. The same right is accord
ed boy except that he cannot ap-
ply for the annuiment of his mar
riage until he Is IS years of age, and
the same restrictions are applied as
in the case of an annulment of the
marriage of a girl. This provision
Is based on the fact that persons I'M
der these ages are not capable of
understanding contract but If a
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once against all liquor dealers in
the city and county The new cru
SADIE will be against jointkeepers.
drug stores that do not sell accord
ing to law and bootleggers. The
saloons have been closed for two
months, Dul tnere mas Deen cOnSld-
erables backdoor business.
Another injunction at Ell Dorado.
County Attorney c. l.. Altman Of
El Dorado has filed an injunction
suit against the Wells-Fargo Elk.
press Company to enjoln 1t from de-
livering intoxicating liquor, in vic.
lation of law. at all of Its Offices in
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

ton to cali constitutional conven-
ton was defeated in the senate this
afternoon, The constitution pro-
vides that a resolution providing
for constitutional convention must
have the votes Of two,thirds of the
members of both houses. The Por-
ter resolution died with eleven
votes for ii and eighteen against.
Those who voted for the resolu-
ton We're Benson, Belts, Conner,
Fulton. Getty, Hamme, Harrison,
Haskell, Huffman, Porter, of Mont
gomery, and Waggener The others
either lodged into the cloak rooms
or voted against the resolution.
The bill prohibiting the organiza-
ton of secret societies in the high
schools was reported for passage by
the house educational committee.
The senate this afternoon adopt
ed the house concurrent resolution
fixing the time when the introduce
ton of all except appropriation and
local bills should cease as February
20. The action of the senate in
adopting the resolution would indi-
cate that an early adjournment IS to
be taken 1t will be necessary for
both houses to work hard for ten
days or two weeks to complete the
consideration of the measures be-
fore it after the introduction Of bills
ceases and this will make the adj
journment occur between March
and 10.
The senate has passed the bill in
troduced by Senator Smith prohibit
ing the confiscation of coal by rail
road companies. The bill provides
that the railroad companies must
pay double the market price for any
coal confiscated.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Kansas CITY star Is Barred

Topeka, Feb 15..-By vote of "a
to 10 the senate Friday excluded the
reporters of the Kansas City Star
from the floor and galleries Of the
senate. .
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Kansas Legislature
Doings of the Men I'm Topeka
Who are Making Our Laws


Topeka, kans., Feb IL. - The
house in committee of the whole to-
day gave the Democrats the amend
ment to the primary law which has
been demanded by the minority and
then recommended the measure for
passage by the house. The commit
tee arose and the house took up the
bill on third reading and passed 1t
by vote of 10l to 10. Those vot-
ing against the bill were Craddocli,
Gesner, Leydig, O'Connor, patter-
son, Policy, Snyder, Umholtz, Wes,-
colt and Woodhouse. ....
AS finally passed the primary cleo
ton bill differs in many respects
from the original measure, which
was introduced by Mr.. Stubs. The
Stubs bill provided for the nomina-
ton of United States senators by
the total vote cast in the state, and
the bill now provides that each
county shall instruct its representa-.
tlyes. The amendment over which
there was the greatest controversy
was that providing for an open pri.
mary, in which Democrats may vote
at Republican primary elections.
Two bills Of more than usual in.
. terest We're introduced in the house
today. One by Mr. Bavis, of Bour.
bon, prohibits the contribution of
s"slush' funds by corporations to po-
litical parties.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Stannard
increases the rate on oil in less than
carload shipments and decreases
the rate on crude and fuel oil in
carload lots. He says that the pur-
pose Of the bill Is to make fuel oil
about as cheap to the large consum-
ers as steam coal and TO make the
crude oil as cheap as possible to the
refners. The reduction on these
two grades of oil amounts to 80 per
cent of the present rate. The bill
increases the rate on all refund oil
20 cents ton.
The bill to reimburse Frank
Grimes. ex-state treasurer, for the
sum Of 1921 25. which he paid in.
to the state treasury to cover the
shortage in his accounts found by
expert accountants, has been strick-
en- from the senate calendar. This
action was taken at the request Of
Mr.. Grimes. who wrote letter to
Senator Smith. the author of the
bill, asking that no attempt be made
to pass such a XII.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

Topeka, kans., Feb. 14.-After n
fight lasting during the greater part
of the day, in which nearly every
senator who can talk participated,
the senate refused to accept the
square deal" tax bill passed by the
house and by vote of q to s sub
stituted the senate bill on the same
subject. The house bill creates a
state tax commission Of three mem
bers giving it authority to assess
railroad property and equalize taxes
between counties. The senate bill
creates tax commission Of two
members to wor'5 with the auditor
Of state in The assessment and
equalization of taxes, and have con-
troll of the state board of railroad
assessors, but the latter is not abol-
ished or its duties taken from It.
The senate took up the bill at the
morning session and the vote was
taken at O'Clock in the afternoon.
The house legislative apportion-
ment committee has agreed upon
the Rochester apporttonment bill
and it was repo. ted favorably to
the house today. This bill pro-
vides for taking one member of the
legislature from each of the coun-
ties of Jefferson, Brown, Franklin,
Usage, Marshall. Butler and Doug
las. These representatives are Civ
IN one each to the following
counties: Wyandotte, Montgomery,
Crawford, Allen, Greeley, Seward
and Stanton.
The primary election bill fight in
the senate will occur on the floor IN
stead of in committee. On motion
of Senator Fitzpatrick today the
Stubs bill, which passed the house,
has been referred to the senate
committee of the whole and placed
on the calendar.
The county clerks in session here
have adopted a resolution favoring
the accounting bill introduced in
the house by Mr.. Helmick, and pre-.
pared by James NJ. Nation, auditor
of state.
The house members of the joint
committee which will investigate
the charges against Warden Has
kell, of the state penitentiary, are
Beeson, Kiff and Gessner. The
committee will go to the peniten
tiary tomorrow or Saturday and be-
gin the work of probing.
Representative Creech has re-
signd the craftsmanship of the ways
and means committee of the house
and Speaker Simmons has appoint
ed Cyrus Leland to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Creech will not participate ia
the work of the legislature during
the remainder of the winter. He
has been suffering from severe
cold and in letter to the house to-
day said that he would so South to
recuperate.
A bill introduced by Mr.. White |
provides for filming railroad com
panies if they delay stock ship |
ments. The fine is to be graduated |
up to the seventh hour, when the |
train is to be cut in two and two |
engines attached.
Mr. Bergman, of Clark, has intro
1uced bill in the house fixing |
maximum rates for the transporta-
lion of cattle. The bill affects only
car load rates and makes an aver
age reduction of 10 per cent In these
rates.