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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
NO DELAY IN STEWART CASE.
Army Exile Is Ordered to Appear
Before Retiring Board.

Washington, D. C.-Colonel Will
liam F. Stewart, of the Coast Artillery,
known as the Exile of Fort Grant"
appeared under orders Tuesday be-
fore al army retiring board convened
to determine whether he should be re-
tired on account of heart disease. He
requested a delay of two weeks be-
fore undergoing the physical examina-
ton necessary before the board can
reach a verdict; but instead of grant
ing the request, he was directed to
Immediately appear before the medi-
cal members OF the board. At the
same time, these members were
directed to extend. the examinations
over such a period of time as may be
necessary to determine whether he is
disabled and il so whether perma;
nently or only temporarily.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
!, GOULD CASE ADJOURNED.
Dounsel Given Time to Procure Aft
s. ,tdavits Against the Wife.

New York.-To permit counsel
for Howard Gould an opportunity
70 submit affidavits of three disinter-
tsted persons who had seen Mrs.
Gould intoxicated" n hearing on Mrs.
Gould's application for alimony at the
rate of $3.50, 900 a year was adjourned
by Justice Glegerch in the supreme
Court Thursday. Clarence ]. Shearn.
attorney for Mrs. Gould, declared the
application for adjournment was
merely %jockeying for delay to save
MI. Gould a few paltry dollars and to
attempt to get on the records wicked
and scandalous statements against
Mhst Gould in an attempt to further the
tbse."
Fat the conclusion of the arguments
Justice Giegerch, without comment,
granted the application for adjourn.
ment to October 13 after he had learn.
ed hat Mr.. Gould had sent his wife
hslcheck for s2,0O0-her monthly al.
lowance Thursday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
EDITOR SHOT
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,asium here wnh n,o buiiei ho,es ,s
hIs bo-iy
iluutoTic uRs sho, b. bic b-sslltai
bride while ho vas stated ct his d-sk
Tn his editorial rooms a, ra,,rrsoa.
Tho young omsH rushed In ~i,h
three young net and after h had
almost omptlcd tho weapon h sub.
mlttcd to arrest.
Cartridge Thrown AZ Him.
one OF the cartridges snapped and
she drew this out and cast It ON the
PROSTATE body OF her alleged faith.
less husband.
Mrs. Boutcrie claims that Boutcric.
who is ten years her senior. refused
to live with her.
'NAN'A - hhNh' "
dying statement that he was forced
10 marry Miss Demarcst At the point
OF "A pistol in the hands OF the brides
father. L. J. Demarest. The alleged
military wedding was performed here
at midnight Wednesday. the party re-
turning TO Patterson.
He Did Not Like Her.
Bouterie Is alleged TO have refused
to remain with his bride. saying she
was distasteful to him and that he
would not associate with her. though
he would make financial provision for
her maintenance. Mrs. Bouterie says
she does not want money. She in
sists she won her sweethearts love
and she wants to retain It.
Joe Stansbury, John Cicina and Rol'
and Vitter, three young men, mem
bers of prominent families OF this
town, are under arrest, charged with
being accessories to the affair.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
BRINGS AID.
Stranded Steamer Sends Wireless
Distress Signals.

Victoria, B. C.-Wireless mes
sages from the steamer Humboldt,
which went ashore at Marrett Point,
FENDER Island, soon after entering
Active Pass on her way forth from
Seattle Tuesday morning, striking
heavily by bow and waking her pas
sengers, who rushed on deck quickly
following the shock, state that in an
swer to wireless distress signals sent
broadcast o after the wreck oc-
Cured, the steamer Edith also equip
ped with wireless, arrived and when
informed of the predicament of the
Humboldt steamed TO the scene. The
passengers were taken off by the Edith
and landed at Port Townsend.
Later messages state that the Hum
boldt is resting easy and is expected
to be fioated at high water. The cargo
is being discharged over the bow as
fast as possible. Only the forward
compartment is damaged, this being
full of water.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
STANDARD HEARING
Itasl tNrtttsTs sca ctNvts
ca cucsoc
TAXING or Itsrvosr IS stsustr
hinAuen n uet,s Jsdttisi
pt,tffe, In st LoNi.

Chicago I~eAl Interests far Ana
wide center In Chicago M~dnctas,
when the taking % testimony ~ul b.
resumed "a the suit brough, b. the
government against the standard Oi
Company in the Eighth judicial dts
trict In ST. Louis under the sherman
Antitrust law TO dissolve the alleged
combination.
Judge Franklin r'crriss, Was ap'
pointed by the St Louis court as
special examiner TO take testimony in
various federal jurisdictions, After
hearing all the testimony. he Is direct.
cd TO report TO the court that will dc.
eide the case. The government com.
menced its testimony in September
of last year, and completed its case
April / this year, on May %, the de
PENDANT commenced testimony for its
side. The subject to be considered
by the Chicago hearing is the com
bined quesuon of the railroad rates
and alleged Determinations.
1t is expected that the nearing will
require three weeks. All testimony
however, must be conducted by AIN
uary 1, 1909. w. Z. FELTON,, traffic
manager, for the Standard OIL Com
pany is to be the first witness. Testi.
mony for the governments side has
already been taken in New York, Al
bany. Washington and Cleveland. the
testimony of the defense has been
taIan en- far in Npu NnrE
Frank b. Kellogg. of st. Paul, Mimi.
and Charles b. Morrison, former dis
trict attorney, of Chicago. have been
retained to represent the government.
John S. Miller and Moritz Rosenthal
represent the defendants.
When all the testimony has con
cluded the cas- will be sent down for
call before the four JUICES of the
Eighth district sitting in St. Louis.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
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No man hss been found anyphsss
In the ~nfld ~ dlas ~s AFd,a, % hp
man Fighta as 10 ~iHosglAte = hansn
being With lisins ,ubcfcuio baeilti
Consider able internally o. teelins
has developed In the consrcps over
the diHcusAions with reference TO thu
trSnEmlSibiliiy OF boyine tuberculosis
To man. Dr.. Koch. tho diAeoscrer Of
the tubcrculc bAccius. holds h ia up
TO date no case OF pulmonary tubcr
culosis Of the bovine type In man
has been demonstrated definitely The
opponents OF this position contend
that hundreds OF cases OF tubercu.
losis In children are traceablc direct.
ly to the use OF infected milk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
READY FOR LAND DRAWING.
Great Crowds Gathering to Take
Chance In Rosebud Country.

Sioux Falls. s. D.-Great crowds
are gathering in the towns
ear the Trip county part OF the
Rosebud Indian reservation o 10
be opened to settlement. the land
embraces S3S. 900 acres, and II Ia esti.
mated 100000 persons will register.
The land lies In the southern part of
South Dakota, near the Nebraska line.
Registration will begin Oct. 8. APP.
plicants can register in the towns of
Chamberlain, Dallas, Gregory and
Presho, S. d., and O'Neill and Valen-
tine, Neb. Registration closes Oct. H..
and drawings under the lottery sys.
tenn will begin Oct. 10.
Persons drawing nlmbers under
1000 will be notified to appear some
time probably in March, 1909, to en-
ter q quarter section OF land. Fees
and a sum Of Sc per acre must be
paid for the land. one-ffth at the
time Of the entry and the res in five
annual payments. Persons drawing q
number between 1000 and 5000 will
be notified to enter land at q later
date, probably August. 1909.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
In Honor of Grover Cleveland.

New York City. AS a Conse-
quence of the recent death of Grover
Cleveland, its chairman and counsel.
the association Of Life Insurance pres
idents Friday voted to amend its con-
%stitution by abolishing the office of
chairman, which had been held by Mr..
Cleveland since its organization in
December, 1906, and also the position
Of secretary, held by Robert l.. Cox.
A new office Of general counsel and
manager was created and Mr.. Cox was
chosen to fill it.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
NAY CAUSE A RIOT
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cause blsashoA ~ aay BOA
ih,lIics 10 The bottom - ike sto's
tyuutle fstbvt iioitEtv,r ~as A.
gAigred be,orv Judge Czivla y
s,hWlns whom the reiF Eieelioa
League. " whom Father i~toi,sfrvo 10
president opposed and W 70 date.
Judge schNiuK has ho, rccussd him
self from the case.
Tho judicial election jus, passed
MAS a bitter one. and Joe Leblanc was
defeated by Schwins By only ms vote.
and the Lehlancs are now protesting
the count.
Marx Calm was editor Of the Daily
News. the paper OF plaqucmine. which
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
THOMAS W.. LAWSON INJURED.
Financier Suffered Severe Bruises
When Thrown from Vehicle.

Egypt. Observation-Disclosures w.
Lawson, the well-known %financier
a thrown from his carriage while
driving neal North Scituate Sunday
and severely injured by the fall and
by being kicked by the horse, Mr..
Lawson was picked up unconscious,
taken into a nearby drug store, and
attended by a local physician.
Later he was removed to his home
Dreamwold in this town in an auto
mobile. He did not ecover con
seriousness until late Sunday night
He was badly bruised about the head,
having a long scalp wound, n eye
was injured. and it was feared al
first that he was suffering from intern
al injuries.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
PRIZE SENT TO W. WRIGHT.
Given $1,000 by Aero Club for Flight
Of One Hour and Seven Minutes.

Paris.-The Aero club Thurs.
day sent Wilbur Wright its check for
$1,000 as the winner of its prize for
the longest flight " a prescribed
course, mis- official fight Of 1 hour
and Z minutes and Tx seconds, made
Sept. s, not having been approached
by any other contestant. This is the
first prize that Wright has won In
Europe. His fight of one hour 81
minutes and 20 seconds was not con
sidered, as it was not before sunset,
as provided for in the conditions Of
the prize.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Mrs. AaIns Asks AlImony.

New York.-The papers in Mrs.
Claudia Libbey Hams divorce
suit against Capt. Peter c. Hams,
charged with the murder of William
z. Annis, were filed Monday with the
Judge sitting in the county court in
Brooklyn, N. Y. The papers ask for
divorce, for custody of the two chill
dren, for counsel fees. and suitable ali
mony for the support of the wife and
children. Frederick l.. Norton of Bos-
ton is counsel for Mrs. Hams.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Steel Cars on Hartman Lines.

Chicago, Illinois.-The Hartman
lines 1t was announced here Thursday
have decided to adopt steel construct
ed passenger cars over their entire
systems. and have given to the Pull
man company, an order for 800 steel
cars OF miscellaneous types. The
cars are to be steel shells and are to
hayc rs little wood In their construc-
lion as possible. It is said they will
W ~ cst indestructible. The Pull.
tie- company IL to begin delivering
Nil r'yty days.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
RATE CASES POSTPONED.
Roads Doing Business In Missouri VIII
Have Hearing Nov. 9.

Kansas City, Mo.-The rate cases
brought by the eighteen railways do
ing business in Missouri to test the
validity of the two cent law were set
court Monday but Judge Smith Nc
pherson continued the trial until
Nomber 9. At that time, he announced,
all eighteen cases will go to trial in
the order in which they are set on the
docket unless meanwhile the counsel
on both sides shall reach an agree
ment to select certain railways to
represent all the others in the mean
time the two cent law will remain in
force.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Bia Rush for Public Lands.

Chamberlain, South Dakota.-Two
passenger trains, one of twelve coach
es and one of fourteen Sunday night
brought in the vanguard of the rush to
be registered for the Trip county
opening. The total number Of arrivals
on both trains was estimated at 1900.
Hundreds had already arrived during
the last few days SO that the city has
assumed an air Of unusual activity.
Sixty notary publics began work at
midnight.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
KohIsaat Refuses Injunction.

Chicago, Ill. - Judge Kohlsaat,
in the United States circuit court
Wednesday refused to enter a pre-
liminary restraining order and con.
slider an application for an injunction
to prevent the Illinois Central and the
Louisville & Nashville railroads from
putting into effect tomorrow a new
rate on cottonseed oil, cotton seed
foods and tank bottoms. Thirteen
shippers and brokers of Memphis,
Tenn, sought the order, but were told
1t was a matter for the I Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
LOOMS IN JAPAN.
Exposition Commissioner is Looking
Over the Plans.

Toxic. Japan.-United States Com.
missioner TO the Toxic Exposition in
1917, Francis B. LOOMS. and his party
arrived here at 1880 o'clock this morn.
fng and were met at the depot by rep
i~esentatives of the foreign office, ex-
position officials and officials from
the American embassy. An elabor-
ate program Of entertainment to the
american visitors has been mapped
out by the Japanese officials.
l Commissioner Loomis is in japan
TO look over the exposition plans in
order that he may adapt the Ameri.
can exhibit for which the United
States government has set aside ST..
500, 600 for the general arrangements
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
BULGARIA FREE,
WAR IMMINENT
UTasrs tAsertsW ssHos zee
tsrtc'tp vN ct pnsaofn
tsvc swt TncApAt
PRINCE HAS STRONG BACKING
pesisfs,ier 90 80, Ccsr1F, i#ssFsEs
srct su,pse,sd In cers,sHursEis
80 nave nser irsrtrsS ~
Austria ard Germany.

Sofa. bulgaria bulgaria ,ho iiitio
Ralkan Kingdom which has tora
the battle-ground 81 Russians and
Turks and the scene ~ revolution. cru
city and governmental corruption tor a
century. was Monday declared Al indie,
pendent Kingdom by Prince Ferdinand.
who has been It's ruler since 1887,
This action means the breaking OF
Bulgaria and Rumelia from tho con-
troll of Turkey and forces Europe TO
prepare for a war between Turks and
Bulgarians which may easily involve
other European countries.
The Balkan situation is further con
fused by the plotting of Emperor Fran.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Children for the pakotas.

st. Paul. Minn.-A car load of sixty
bright looking boys and girls from,
New York, reached st. Paul Wednes.
day. The unusual consignment a
made up Of children who had been
deserted by their parents and had
been sheltered in the founding hos
pital Of the metropolis. They are be-
ing taken to the Dakotas, where,
homes have been found for them
among the farmers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
BATTLE SHIPS
REACH MANILA
AAssoR VESSELS 90 10 NtuT
UNITED sTATts whRsriPs
ENTERING poRr.
GOV. SMITH ISSUES WELCOME
Cholera Is Fast disappearing from the
Philippines and plague VIII Not
Mar Reception or Pleasure
OF Americans.

Manila, p. 1.-The Atlantic battle
ship feet has entered this harbor,
passing Corregidor island at l2:3o
o'clock p. m. Friday.
Launches already have gone out 10
meet the feet down the coast and &C.
company II into the harbor.
There will be no formalities in the
way Of reception attempted outside
of the demonstration by the steamers
and harbor craft which will sail about
the feet as It lies at anchor, and at
night the ships will be illuminated.
Gov. Gen. Smith will pay an official
call to Admiral Sperry after the great
parade Saturday is owe
Gov. Gen. Smith has issued the fol-
lowing welcome to the feet:
I'VE have loked forward for many
months to the time when we mig nj
bid glad welcome to the officers and
men of the American battleships; but
this pleasure has been postponed al.
most in the hour of its realization, and
It is a sad Disappointment to us all
that the flying flags and the a OF
distant hands must signal the hearty
welcome which our eyes and lips
would gladly speak.
...1The actual handclasp and words
Or greeting must be deferred a little,
tit when the time comes they will be
None the less warm for a little wait
efstI The outward manifestations OF
n, uIurnl0nu tnoy ha lasS naOnitnnn
than that of other lands, but in
warmth and sincerity our welcome
kflr yield to none" ,.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
CALLS BANQUET ORGY.
President Schurman's Charges Disturb
students Of Cornell University.

Ithaca. N. Y.-The Cornell stu
dents are much ,%perturbed Saturday
over the statement made by President
Schurman in his annual address that
the senior banquet of last year was a
disgrace to the university. He also
used the word "orgy" in referring to
1t. Drunkenness, he admitted, existed
in a degree in the university, and he
made a strong appeal to the students
for purifying the moral atmosphere"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
L.s.lis Carter pisinherlts Son.

Chicago, Illinois.-The will of Les
lie Carter, one-time millionaire, was
filed and shows an estate of less than
$4,000. At one time he was reputed
to be worth several millions. He
leaves nothing to his son, Leslie Duley
Carter, whom, he says, left the home
prepared for him. His estate goes to a
brother and sister.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Eilipinos Kill Scout.

Manila, p. L. Fifty Moros at
tackled the scout outpost at Norman
gan at an early hour Saturday morn
ing, and in the ensuing fight one Of
the Philippine scouts was killed and
two wounded, while nine Moros were
slain and several wounded. The
scouts rifles and three belts of am
munition were recaptured.
The Moros in this vicinity have
been threatening trouble for some
time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Hearst Audience Disappointed.

Albuquerque, N. MA large
audience which packed the foor OF
the skating rink here Thursday night
to hear w. r. Hearst We're disappoint-
ed. Mr.. Hearst did not arrive here
until 11:45 because of train delays
and will deliver his speech tomorrow
afternoon. He is also on the program
OF the National Irrigation congress
for a speech at the afternoon session.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Monthly Coinage Statement.

Washington, ID. C.-The monthly
coinage statement issued by the di-
rector Of the mint thursday shows
that during September 1908, the total
coinage executed al the minis was
$2,419,200 of which ST. 200, 600 was
gold, $634.o00 silver, and 1885, 200 minor
coins. This is exclusive OF 2,412,OO
peso pieces coined for the Philippine
islands.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
American Scientists
AsSail Koch Theory

Washington. d. CA caucus OF
those delegates to the International
Congress on tuberculosis who are OPP
posed 10 the theory Of DR.. Robert
Koch that the transmissibility OF bo-
vine tuberculosis to human beings has
not been proved has been called for
the purpose of attempting to force a
positive declaration upon the subject
by the congress.
1t Is stated that a majority of the
foreign delegates are aligned against
DR.. Koch. His chief opponents are
DR.. Arlong of France, DR.. Newsholme
Of Great Britain and DR.. Won Schrot-
ter of Austria. Even some of the
German delegates are said to oppose
DR.. Koch's position, but have refrained
from openly expressing their views.
els Joseph of Austria to annex the
provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina
and free them from Turkish influences
and also by a squabble over the Orient
railway through the Balkans.
Prince Ferdinand and his ministers
went to Tirnovo Sunday night and the
proclamation of independence was for
mally issued there. Soon after its is
suance word was received that Great
Britain, Germany and France had be-
| gun negotiations to force an under
standing between Bulgaria and Tur-
key by which peace may be main
tanned.
At the same time came word from
Constantinople that the Turkish gov
eminent believes that Austria and Ger
many encouraged Prince Ferdinand to
| declare independence as a blow to the
new Kaimil ministry and the Turkish
constitution recently adopted, giving
Turkey a representative government
and destroying the absolute power of
the Sultan.
Bulgaria has had neutrality-suspicious.
since 1877, when such condition was
won for it by Russia in a war with
Turkey. Russia has always had a par.
ticular interest in the little principal
ity because it lies in the path of Rus.
sian advance to Constantinople.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Raise yellow Fever Quarantine,

Austin, Tex. The Texas state
board of health, through Acting State
Health Officer ]. r. Florence, Friday
raised the yellow fever quarantine
which has been in effect against
Havana and other points in Cuba.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Girl Killed by Motor Car.

Kansas City, Kansas.-One person,
Pearl Guinard, aged 10 years, was
killed and several others injured here
Tuesday night when a motor car car
rying a number of passengers collided
with and demolished a light road
wagon at Hunter avenue and Broad
way, in the suburbs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Haskell 10 Speak in Ohio.

Guthdie. Oklahoma,-Gov. C. N.
Haskell stated today that he would
go to Ohio next week and deliver
campaign speeches on the deposit law
and that he would speak in his home
county at the Putnam county fair on
October 5.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Classify Oklahoma Rates.

Guthrie, Okla. - Proposed orders
signed by the state corporation
commission Friday reduce and class
ify the freight rates O In force in
Oklahoma on tropical fruits and dry
goods and similar factory products.
The orders If promulgated will effect
a cut Of Is per cent in rates On these
commodities.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Hold Me Until Death Comes.

Grant, Okla.-"Put me On the bed
and hold me when / begin to have
commissions" coolly said Mrs. H. Fl.
Foster, 60 years old, who informed
the other members Of the family that
she had taken a dose OF strychnine.