The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-03

ASnlanu, n.y., enue0 amid the SWlrllnl
waters of the Big Sandy river. where
they were drowned while fording tina,
stream On horseback on their way foI
a honeymoon visit with relatives In
Boyd county. Three days before they
were married.
Postmaster General Meyer has APP
proved the detailed adjustment of sal
aries of rural free delivery carriers,
as submitted by Assistant Postmaster
General DeGraw. \:
Nine women and three children
were injured, one woman seriously, in
the collapse of a sidewalk at the open
ing of a 5 and 10 cent store at Rock
Island, Ill.
An unparalleled number of forger.
les and embezzlements have been
brought to light at New Orleans with
in the last few weeks, and in almost
every instance the cause has been
traced directly to betting on the races.
The royal observatory on Mount
Aetna registers an extraordinary erup-
Stromboli.
Four men were instantly KILLED and
three others badly injured and Is per-
sons more or less seriously hurt by
the falling of a brick wall at the De
Mar Copper works at Chrome, N. j.,
about eight miles from Perth Amboy.
The first sales made at the interna-
tional art exhibition, which has been
i~naugurated in Venice, include three
pictures by an American artist, Rich.
ard Miller.
Nine negro inmates of the parish
Jail at New Orleans were used by the
state board of health in a five weeks
test to learn whether sugar molasses
as it has been manufactured in Louis
lana Is injurious to health.
Fire damaged to the extent of $780,
600 a 6-story building at 100000 Wa
bash avenue, Chicago. Twenty girls,
employed by the Healy Music Co.
were obliged to leave the burning
building by means of the fire escapes,
but no n vas injured.
Boxing is to be resumed in Chicago
again, under certain restrictions, after
being under the ban for over two
years.
By the capsizing of the schooner
Eben in the Delaware river, Archibald
Mcbride, George Edger and Edward
Murphy Of Philadelphia were drowned.
The Rev. DR.. William w. Lord, one
of the oldest clergymen of the Prot
estant Episcopal church in this coun-
try, and the minister and friend of
Jefferson Davis, died in New York,
aged SS.
Ahput 500 men, employed at the
Larimere coke ovens of the United
States steel corporation, struck for
a 10 per cent raise in wages.
Four millions of bushels of coal
were shipped down the Ohio rive:
from Pittsburg, which is one of the
largest shipments known at this time
of year.
Governor Hughes honored a requi-
sition of the governor. of Illinois for
the custody of Carl Alfred Jurgens
deputy clerk of the municipal court
of Chicago, under arrest in New York
and charged with being short in his
accounts.
Chicago Federation of Labor adopts
resolutions scoring President Roose-
welt for his failure to reply to the
credited statements relating to Meyer.
and Haywood, the convicted miners.
All the evidence against Mrs. Mary
Sladek, as the alleged poisoner of her
father, mother and three brothers at!
Chicago, has been collected by the
police for presentation to a coroner's
jury.
Action of the legislature in regard
to the Chicago charter bills depends!
the attitude of Cook county mem
bers, the lawmakers apparently being
willing to pass the bills with few,
changes If the city members are
jamestown exposition will be opened
Friday by President Roosevelt, ; az,
though work on the buildings and
grounds is not completed.
Examination Of the mental condi-i
ton of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy is;
by counsel for the plaintiffs.
in the suit for an accounting of her,
property in a letter made public att
Concord, N. H., to which counsel for,
the defense make no reply.
Consul McNally at Liege reports
European dealers are fixing stocks
Of bogus antiques for American tour
lists.
Decomposed body found in river at
New York is identified as that of p.
Kennedy, missing theatrical man
ager.
Loan clerk of Trust Company OF
America is arrested in New York on
the charge of stealing $685. 900 in
bonds.
The crews, all Americans, of I'VE
Of the trains on the Sonora railroad
ere in prison at Hermosila, Mex,
with smuggling arms and am
munition into Mexico.
Inc general court martial of Cor
poral Knowles, q discharged negro of