The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-10
AN EPlToME OF THE MOST I'M
PORTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
4 Carefully Digested and oon-
densed Compilation Of Cur
rent kews Domestic
and Foreign.

The new treaty W tne Unlteu
States and Santo Domingo, intended
to replace the treaty which has been
pending before the United States SEN
ate for the last two years, was ratified
by the Dominican congress.
English sailors repeated their vic.
tory over the American. German, Aus
trian and Argentine crews in Fridays
races in Hampton Roads.
Capt. Arnold Sutermeister, who re-
cruited the Eleventh Indiana battery
at Fort Wayne, Ind, and commanded
it for three years during the civil war,
died at Kansas City, Mo-, aged II
years. The battery was engaged IL
many battles and won especial distinc'
ton at Chickamauga.
One of the great walls of Chuviscar
dam. near Chihuahua, Mex, suddenly
gave way Thursday, engulfing nearly
40 men under the enormous weight
of masonry and water. Between 10
and 20 of the workmen are dead, IL
injured and several others unaccount-
ed for. Some of the injured will die.
Fridays sessions closed the business
of the annual meeting Of the general
society of the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton held in Wheeling, w. Va
A campaign of education directed
against the comic sections OF Sunday
newspapers was decided upon at Fri
days session of the international
Kindergarten Union in New York.
The new building for the interna-
tional bureau of American republics
has attracted 1876 architects, who seek
the privilege of submitting plans.
A bride of $4,000 was offered Chief
Clerk Lucas of the Arkansas house OF
representatives to allow the Amis
anti-race track gambling bills to be
lost. according to a report at Little
Rock.
Arcangelo Rossi, the tenor, who was
with the Conreid Opera Company in
San Francisco during the earthquake,
and who as the result of the fright he
experienced has not since been well,
tried to commit suicide at Milan.
C. L.. Schroeder, a travelling man,
representing the Empire Moulding
Works of 40 Union Park place, Chica-
go, was beaten into insensibility on
the street in San Diego, Cal, by thugs
after being robbed of $500 and a gold
watch.
Under the direction of the depart
ment of the interior, a corps of special
agents began work examining fences
and titles to public land in Wyoming.
No additional details have been re-
ceived concerning the alleged attack
by Santiago policemen on American
sailors Tuesday.
Mai. Gerald Rathbone died in San
Francisco after a brief illness. He
was consul at Paris under the first
Cleveland administration During the
war he was aide on the STAFF OF Gen.
Schofield.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban met IL of
the Italian priests of the diocese OF
Scranton, Pa, with the supposed OBJ
ject of organizing societies in each
section where there is an Italian
church to combat the BLACK Hand"
Widow of the late Charles T.. Yerkes
sues Wilson Miner, her second hus-
band, for divorce, alleging that he
married her for her money; that he i'll
treated her, and that he was unfaith-
2 full.
Arthur McEwan, chief editorial
writer of the New York American and
we'll known throughout the West in
journalistic circles, died suddenly at
Hamilton, Bermuda.
Col. r. w Hoyt. commanding the
department of Texas, has directed that
a new court martial be ordered to try
Corporal Charles Knowles for the
shooting of Capt. E. A. Macklin at
Fort Reno in December last.
Forty-one miners r entombed in
the Whipple mine at Scarboro, w. Va,
as the result of an explosion. There
is little prospect that any of the men
are alive. Fifty-cne miners, some Sc
(. riously injured, managed to escape.
The Fish Lake forest reserve in Sc
vier county, Utah, has been increased
by the addition of $4,000 acres on the
northwest side.
I'VE are going to make a fight to
win everything in sight in the coming
election in the new state of Oklahoma
y next August" said Chairman James
M Griggs of the democratic congress
I ..sional committee.
Price Edward of Wales, eldest son
of the prince Of Wales. Joined the
royal naval college at Osborne, Isle
( OF Wight, as cadet.
Earthquake experts believe that II
is possible to be warned by wireless
telegraph eight or twelve hours in
advance of the shocks.
Grave internal conflict is brewing in
Guatemala, which, it is feared, may
end In a fierce civil war for the con-
troll of the government.
Peter Maytubby, for two terms gov
ernor of the C~hickasaw tribe OF In
dams, Is dead at his home In Caddo,
1. T.. aged 60 years.