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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-05-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings OF Interest In
and About Montgomery


Miss Emma Turner spent Sun.
day and Monday in st. Louis.
Paul Gill was tuning pianos in
Jefferson City the first of the week.
E. H. Ham, cashier of the Buell.
Bank, has moved back to this city
Mrs. Jessie Beasley made a
business trip to ST. Louis Thurs-
day.
Miss Helen Kent, of Midd letown
was trading in Montgomery
Thursday.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
jackson, Monday May 2, a fine
baby boy.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Metcalf, Wednesday May 4, 10
pound son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Hensley
moved into the Gardner property
the past week.
Prof. Collett will work for the
Redpath- Vawter chautauqua sys
tenn this summer.
Mrs. Lille Hunter and children
of st. Charles are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.. Reid.
Miss jamie Dryden was taken
to st. Louis Tuesday to be oper
ated upon for appendicitis.
Burglars entered the meat house
of Geo. Palmer last Tuesday night
and took two sides of meat.
L. o. Rigg and Eugene Coker,
both of Bellflower, were in the
city on legal business Thursday.
Miss Fay Luck and Mr.. Thomas
Buch, of st. Louis were quietly
married at Clayton Tuesday, May
3, 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Breeder of
st. Louis were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Breeder here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell
went to Des MoineS Iowa Monday
where they expect to stay for the
summer.
Miss Mamie Goodrich went to
Philadelphia, Pa. last Monday to
see her sister, Mrs. Wayne Bailey
who is very ill.
After a pleasant visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. E. Gill, Miss
Ruth Hornbuckle returned to her
home in Jefferson City Tuesday.
Jesse Palmer, of Elsberry, Mo-.
who is attending the Military
Academy at Mexico, was the guest
of his Uncle, DR.. P. J. Cannon,
over Sunday.
Lnther Allen Jones, SON of Mr..
and Mrs. John Jones formerly Of
this city, died at the home of his
parents in Mexico Thursday even
Ing OF dropsy.
The Misses Ethel and Geneyie
Barker, who have been teacning in
Arkansas, return home tomorrow "
to spend the summer with their
father, John M. Barker.
Rev. r. E. McQuie leaves next
week to attend the National Bap
ptlst Association to be held at
Baltimore. While away Mr.. Nc
Quie will visit Washington and
other eastern cities.
Chris. Pearson, editor of Middle
town Chips, Secretary OF the COM
pany that 10 planning to build an
Electric railway through the north
part Of the county says that his
company are going to build the
road and not depend upon what
someone else IL going to do. The
Tribune wishes the enterprise sue
cess and rapid progress.
The first car was run over the
electric road ct Mexico last Sat.
urday, 8. L. Robinson, General
Manager. w. M. Mcdaniel and J,
- y
p. Crockett chiefs OF construction,
and number Of citizens were on
board the car. The run went ia
the power house some two miles
from Mexico and returned In order
70 test the machinery, which was
found to be In almost perfect work.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-05-06

After confering by letter with
about thirty of the leaders OF both
parties in the legislature Governor
Hadley decided last week not to
call special session to consider q
new passenger rate law. Five
railroads are now charging a three
cent rate for Passengers.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-05-06
Roosevelt and Hadley.


The secret of Roosevelt's pop
taiarity with the people ia his sim
cere interest in their welfare. He
does not weigh business aud pol
itical interests against their well
fare but earnestly seeks to make
those interests conform TO their
good.
Right here is the line of demar-
cation between party politics and
patriotism. The politician seeks
to attract to his standard the
potent interests which, working
for their own advantage, can con-
tribute most to the strength of his
party. The patriot seeks to draw
to his standard people who are
actuated by higher motives. Such
people are always in the majority,
otherwise our free institutions
could not be maintained against
the greed and selfishness of classes.
The man who appeals to special
interests in politics will lose his
hold on the people he attracts as
soon as he fails to accomplish
what they expect; while the man
who appeals to the people at large
and wins their confidence will hold
them as long as they believe him
to be sincere, and instead of de-
vouring him when he fails will raj
ly to him and give him strength to
succeed. This great truth in
human leadership was, no doubt,
in the mind of Jesus when he said
to his disciples, "cast not your
pearls before swine lest they turn
again aud rend YOU"
There was a time when the swine
who feed on the fat things of oul
land would have torn Roosevelt, &c
pieces could they have done SO
for his pearls were not food &c
them. They were food to honest
people, however, and the Who'll,
world honors him for offering
pearls instead OF swine food
There are more people than hog
ia the world.
Governor Hadley is very muct
like Col. Roosevelt in his view
concerning the relation of govern
ment to the people. Instead o.
listening to the grunts and squeall
OF the swine who are always look
Ing for swill he keeps his ear
open to tho cry Of the people fol
the pearls Of honesty. justice and
fair dealings.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-05-06

WANTED-Laborers, ste d y
work good pay, apply in person.
American Car & Foundry co.
ST. 20 St. Charles Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
hilbert ennbes @pber / apbenbaon.
Or Onhl" Geh-

.ar. Oebl." II. 6eb.:
lo ira Or6et oSoao ct Wenne-
lie ioor, oct ifal ban og beite", ial.
te ". 9unoe / aftes fgrit ON Spi.
ben % oens 8pleer Der paa Soro
= 5elgerne for Menneifet ielo, for
bets Weomenneifer, bets egne, bets
gern : Safob og 0aoio bar @fs.
empler oerpoa, 2ioet gap @fsem-
pier nof, oerneit ON ct 2iu belt
me0 @no % oettes 5rugt = for
Wenneifet ielO og for andre Der
paa Soro.
IA. Sch: Bethesda" bar iplOt
til acknowledgements, @arniions-
firfe til aftenmsoet / @oor.
gilbert 2unoe tolte ON @ftermiO.
hagen ON @5efins, peo AftenmsOet
om Soioos Orb: ogeIger / Dag,
bnem s bile tiene".
10. 5ebr.: s Aftes bar Der ca.
1000 Menneifer iamlet | @orni.
ions Strife.
81. 2unoe tolte no ira Se6r. 8,
2S, ON Sen rette, bibelife 5oruent-
ming al Serren, iaale0es iom ben
fonotes Dos Sc fsrite ariitne, for
bpem Seiu @enfomit par oereS
@lpoe, oeres Stprfe, oeres Snab,
oeres 3rsit, og boo0 Der pil0e 6lipe
5slgerne al en- iaaoan 5%orOentning
| De ariitnes oaeIiee 2ip.
t6. Seb.: Seaeriip &irfe fnnoe
life riitnme De mango Silberere,
Der bar iamleoe til Ms0et / aftes.
gilbert 2un6e tnlte no fra Song
aerippas Orb:
Ser fottes tibet /, at Oh 10 ooer-
taller mig til at blioe Ell 8riiten,"
i9rIi9 til benz, Ser too paa StanO.
punftet: nN9iten en- ariiten."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

oers 9eterien IRA griteO, ser tie e
/ Mejl6p, fulot / 5oreaars S..
mi0ooa, pa ban oar pua gej 6ir.n
ira aarbus meo ct 29s aolonial.
oorer, neo melem Seitene og goJ.
men. Sinlene eff ODER bans Soueo.
San fan0tes ienere at nogle iar-
biposierenoe paa 8eien ct file
Stpffe no for @arbus / en- tor
gloopel. Snoen ban naaeoe Soipi.
toilet, por ban 500. Den fornlnf.
feoe, Ser oar ugift, par % 9or II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Eolitif.

80. 6. | llolanoe) ltorens-
ningsminiiteriet og ben folone Sro-
fifminiiter. Seo 5inanSIoosforbano.
Iingerne bao g. Heergooro aonieil-
preiioent 3oble eipe Offentligbe-
Den ful6 Oplpsning ON 8runoene
til Senien.O nitebsGfgang, og unGg-
teIia buroe oen politiIfe Sffentlig.
beo ogian uioe, ON bans DENTS
iion ifplbes - bans eget gnife ell
Ter er fremtounget al bans Sol
Ieger. S6i s. 8. bar bppoet, at set
ilet life par bans Sietelie MOB 81.
ficererne, Der feloe6e BAN, og ct
Observation-Disclosures Der oil
fremme alarbeo % %offentlig Woral,
buroe ga l9ege aortene paa gor.
bet.
Men | Steoet oerfor inare6e Bob.
Ie Blot, at s. 8. bar fommen til
at ltao / ct uflort ems, boorfor ban
mente BET rigtigIt at tr9ffe iig TIL
baae. Oct bar ct Spar efter De
be6Ite 3. 6. Gbriitenienife Mecep-
ter at ltloenbeol
-MiniiterpenIioner. Ger bar o9ret
opre 8rafifminiitre, oi ioen iiolte
Eio bar bait; De oil | aarenes Sob
foite Staten Sunore0tuiinoer | Yen.
iion for fun faa Waaneoers (enooa
ilet) 4rbeioe. Senien.S enoerup iaar
aorlig 5000 SIR. / Beniion, bans
gftfla. Smeo Sbomas 2nrien faar
$500 for fun 2 Wors. 08irfiom.
beo", Der pei n9rmeit meogif til at
i9tte BAN inc / oct alerneooenoig.
tie, og Den MI ialone Senien-On iteo
faar 1900 SIR. (oar enooa laa bel
big at faa 1000 Sir. | Sage for
1. Dag, D. +. 6ebr., oa bans 4iIfe'
oigelle e10nn life bar %orfIciel D.
81. San, men bleo oct D. 1. os.).
s oaarbus amtstioenoe" retter
en- ipoif geleer | iamme anleoning
en- SenitiIline til Sr. Senien-On-
ite6. San i~frioer 81. a. | ct aabent
grep til Den fbp. Minilter:
Som 0e 10 peo og neppe tor
benGgte. bar BET raoifale ollorens.
ningsmimiiterium", bpis fsrlte Dir.
feIigc Offer De ieIo bleo, erfIGret
at MI ifal Der ipnres oper belle 81.
MEN, baabe Stat % Commune,
boaoe | oct offentIige og oct priuate
2in. ge0 at trpoe mo | Winiiteriet
bar De, Sr.Sens Serg. SEMEN, goo
fenot bette Spareprincip, oe ieg
benItiIler oerfor til Dem goobillig
% noen getpnfnine at giue Gf.
fal6 paa oe to Greoieoele al ben
Dem tilfommenoe peniion. De bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Zig ofgoaet oeo 9s0en, rant al
ct 9ierteilag, ca. 90 Aor gammel.
9lfogoe Dor Me0lem al 9eitprel.
lerne for Oanife asblteOers Ma-
MISUNDERSTANDING.
= Snipeftsr paa arbeiosanltalten
gSuno6olm" poa Gmager, q. s.
git er 0atten til 16. 5eb. afgaaet
oeo OGDEN al ct Sierteila9. Den al
beoe, Der bar &i0oer al 0bg., bleo
II aar 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

ifuloe bibebol0es eaer Ell. S alt
ofeooes 236 ct. Deraf oar 1872
for 0eoleggelien o9 Al for gibe-
6ol0elien. ii Stemmeieoler bar
ugploiee og 2 blanfe. S &ommu'
men finoes / alt 600 itemmebe.
rettigeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04


Bengene for ben Sreoieoel al 4aret,
boor De bar o%irfet; men De oil
banole | lmuf OoerenSitemnlell me0
Spareprincippet og gsre Gem for.
tient af SamfunOet oeO reiolut at
benptte Den 2eiliebeo, Der Der er
ginet Gem"
Gn raoifal 8%etragtning of Wti.
litGret. Heo. Iubecf CoSobro anis")
ifreo forleOen:
08i mao begpnoe fra neoe1, faa
ben Opfattclie inc / 6olf, at BET al
p9re frioillig Yailiter er ell beifi0t
9eltiaing, life en- Smule b9oerli.
gere emo ggllens og Stimanoens.
Oette geloer iaa pei un0erofficerer
JON Offieerer. ut 8efolfningens
pofsne Wanofolf bliner %tpungne til
at laoe Jig uoOnnne til Moroere, er
alereoe gait not. Nen De, JOIN gaar
frioillig ino / ben Metier, De, Der
bliper | BEN lpngere, END De er pi.
ifeoe til BET. De bsr / BET almin0e-
lige Smoemme reouceres til Dor.
gere al nnoen alosie. S 3angfor.
or0ningen er oeres Blaos neit ef-
ter 9%eolens."
gn Del ra0ifale 8laoe to9er bog
gfItano fra oenne Sfrioemaa0e, oe
ielo ct iocialoemofratiif osr oct,
nemlig o0emofraten" / Iarbus,
iohi uotaler: Sois ct iocialoemofra.
tiff gloo ifren iaaoan, boao BOG
er u0eluffet, laa oil0e ser Dog oere
! liot mere 2ogif oeri emo naar
ct ra0ifnlt 8enitreblaO egr BET;
tbi Socialoemofratiet %Iorforlan.
ger Milit9rpeSnet belt afifof.
Jet. Men set ra0ifale 8enltre oil
beboloe Wilft9ret, oltiao opretboloe
ct Spitem, iom / ct raoifolt 9la0
falOes en- obeifiot 9eitilling", Der
life er beore emo 9eQers og Sti.
mPn0s.
Yaaoe ,Oemofraten" og andre
iocialiitiife gropinsblaoe, Der gen.
Orioer artiflen ipsrger: Or oct life
/ bsielte 8rao uretfGroigt % ugrlin.
oct at iette oiSie Berioner (Offi.
cerer og llnOerofficerer) / alosie
meo Boiler og Stimpno2"
sc. Gbriitenicns Gctsiaser moo
gpiier er Der MI fal6et Com | SIN.
Ieonin9 al De moo S. 6. poerit ifar.
pc Bresie.l lotnlelier. Sort 2nno bar
fanet en- 9soe paa 800 ar, en-
Operrets iagfsrer SbomieL Der |
Iamme 9lao bapoe @ifrepet en- Or.
tifel, 100 ar., 9srien 200 og Sele.
grafen 100.
9anmarfs SnbbDsserantal reg.
mes 3. 1. San. | gor at baoe uaret
2,708,000. Seraf bar Sob Seller.
up-6robrg. $4,000.
0anife Yrobinsbbers SnSbDsseran.
tai. Gingiteo bar MI 1877 Snob.
(1837 M9no og 2040 aoinoer)moo
1857 / 5ior (oeraf 1887 MenO
og 1920 aoinOer). 5aftiif itaar
9pen title, oo ben / 6orfior ban0e
1871.
Solbef bar M 5,672 Sn0b.
q, TAG Wen6, 1926 apinoer) moo
5,526 | Dec. 1908.
llofprielen til Gnglanb. Gen off.
cieae engelife Snnoelsltatiitif for
Sonuar oplpier bl. a, %felgenoe ON
@nglanos Snofsriel al Smsr, 3D.
con og ggg | Iorets fer1te Waaneo:
Sra 0onmnrf tilfsrtes t29, $50
cmts. Smer moo 1880 cpts. /
, Smuar | 5ior. Serfor betaltes
78O,165 go. Sterl. MOB 824,986
go. Sterl. / 5ior. gIf engelif Solo
niimgr bar Der | @or n9ret ca. 30
psf. iterre 9ilfsriel emo | 5ior.
vi oanif Bacon inofsrtes 1854
cpts. til 413,63O go. Sterl. MOB /
Sior t4s ,0O2 ctpts. til 406,09S go.
SterI. 0isie Sal eioer ct giaeoe al
giebliffetS bsie Yriier.
Sra 9anmarf tilfsrtes 2t4,60S
Storbumoreoer 9gg, betalt meo
t2O,2O7 so. Sterl. mob | Sonuar
I Cior o00 o16 SthAr RI 44b 1913
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

marfs 'llofgriel Of 2anobrugspro.
buffer til England fig 1aaleoes / Sd-
mar Maone6 til 1,314,002 30.
Sterl. MOB / Sonuar / Sior til
t,346, 982 go. Sterl. en- 0e0.
gang poa ca. 100000 Ser.
DIN ben afbpbe islanbife 5or.
latter 9all Weliteb %ifriper en- Meo.
oeler, at ban par ISLANDS 9l0ite
Afaoemifer. Son er Den fsrite SIS
l9noer, Der ii0en Slutningen al bet
10. garbnnoreoe meo Sper og Sn-
tereSie bar arbeioet for at u0breoe
a~IminOelig 6iiioriif OpIpsning paa
Sslnno.
San bar ifrebet en\ almin0elig
8er0ensbiltorie | 4 9in0, Der er ne
get Ieit poa Sslan6, og / aaret
1891 uogao ban ell fortrinlig Ror.
Oens Siitorie / Get 8ino. S 1916, 0a
Der enonu intet 9lao fa1ote paa
SslonO, 6e9pn0te ban at uogioe ct
9lao / Hepfjaoif.
Sommen meo lin efterla0te Su-
itru, 8ru 8bora @eliteO, bar ban
oeiaa inolaot Jig en- itor 6ortiene-
ite peO Oprettelien of ISLANDS apin-
oeifole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
aOrnet bemtes paa Slebe. 6

aprnet bentes paa SlGoe. Gn
Mano paa 9renoersleoegnen bar
ferit fornplie faaet inobeitet. Oct
uaaoe @fteraar binoreoe bam | at
faa ca. 400 imaa bornbolmife
Static SABRE bierget ira @ngene,
og 8interen meo fine Soer Bpm.
melIer beoreoe life 6orbol0ene;
til Sioer ieileoe Saoreitoffene ON /
8ano, oe fsrit MI bar ban ifpl9e
0aolb. Stiftstio." facet Saoren
f6rt biem = pao Sleoer. 6ro-
item bopoe nemlis giort oct umn.
ligt at f9roes meo 8ogn ooer
gngene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Sc internationale 9ommetpDe.

gn l9nge neret Nistanfe ON, at
Be fire internationale %2ommetpoe.
iom rspeoe Yengetoifen meo De
5000 Ser. fra 4mogerbonfens guo,
er 0e iamme, ser for 6 aar tilbage
paa en- lige ioa elegant WaaOe lette-
oe Sirmaet Stpbr & aiers 8uO for
1000 ar., ipnes ifbl9e Sol" al
befrefte fig.
Sngen al a~rreItonterne far be-
ret iat fait paa oct Siospunft, oa
oct opiigtspeffenoe H6oeri forspe-
oes, oct bar oen 2. SUM 1904. Den
OmitGnoiebeo, at Der netop bar fire
ON oct, og bele ben rutinemesiige
Mnaoe, paa bpilfen oct ifete, tpoer
pao. at set er oe iamme Solf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

sam fit Snnoen meb. timber oen
iioite Sneitorm itranoe0e slipper
9asien fra Rsrreiuno6p meo fin
lille Sfonnert poa SieInnos Oboe.
Stranoingen bleo Jet fra 2ano, og
en- @oo0 naaeoe efter itore anltren.
gelier no til Sfibet. 9e to omboro-
perenoe par oaereoe fommen neo |
Geoningsbnaoen. oo Sfibsorengen
Sens Sobanien ira a9geriteO fom
/ Sanfer ON S~fibshun0en og er.
fIereoe, at ban life piloe looe fig
reoOe, fsr ben bar funoet og funOe
blioe reooet meo. San gift oerfor ON
8oro igen, og oct lpffeoes bam on
ogiao, ON emo meo meget geiber,
at finbe Snnoen og faa Den reooet.
6orenineen til 0prenes geifpt-
telie oil MI ifelge n@alb. amtst."
ienOe ben mooige 9rens en- 9@re5.
gooe o9 ct Diplom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Gn itur Weteuritcn.

Gn itpr Meteorften. ga ftp.
arpostolbasiiitent 8anfe meo Srue
| 8sioen oeo Saaborg miot / for
rige rge en- 4ften pasiereoe Cant
oebeien, iaa De ct lpien6e 2eaeme
fomme farenoe ira Ben eitlige Sim
mel og bale neo / @nnoet ct fort
Stpffe fra 2anb. s Sgnoogs, oa
8onoitanoen bar Lap, blep Steoet
funbet, boor Meteoren falot, og
poa Sobbunoen fanoteS ser ifslee
o5b. 6lft." iammenimelteoe Me-
teoritnmper, iom 6lep 6rngt | 2an0.
Geiten fiber enonu ca. 1 SOB /
Saobunoen oa bar ct Omfang al
ID @len. 8lere augler rager op
til @on0operfla6en.
9bSsfalb. Sognefogeo, Sneofer.
meter G6riitenien / Soitrupbuie
oeo Sobro er forleoen gftermiooae
plnoielig afgoaet peo 9soen, rant
at ct Sierteila9 mi6t UNDER en- 10
Notwithstanding Sgbberup.
Den afogoe, Der blep ca. 70 Mar
gammel, baooe | Ell lpngere Mnr-
rpffe 0repet Sne0ferforretnind |
Soltrup6uie % | Is, aar oeret
So9nefoge0; ban bar ifplge $50
BRO Ip.~ en- ipmpatetiif og ofbol6t
Man0.
aonferensrooo 6. 6. g. YIn
ton, Ser | lin 9io nor Se~rreosfogeo
Snliters oeitre Serreo os forii0
oerfor 6ao0e upret 6erre0sfoaeo !
5ieH0s.N6rIpng Serreoer og 2ne
6erreo, er ifslge 50. Z" oen IA.
Sch. afgaoet peo 0g0en / en- Il0er
III 81 glor. San par ano. al Gbf.
og 0mb.
SanSeIsfnbrifant ". &. 8or-
Ding | 9sbenbaon er ofgaaet ue6
Dgoen / en- Mloer at noele oe balo-
treos Gor iioen %eneentlig foritoeoa.
enbe Spgoom. San bar en- at Sra-
perbnnens melt fen0te Sfitfelier.
Gn al Sbenie 9ps Iterre Wfo
nufaftur6onolere, Ospalo @aum-
garten, er 1atten til Is. Sch. pliio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Get foribnnbnc Y%cmsebrcp. Gi-
be Boliti bar M eennem @nnon-
GER | De lofnle 8laoe uolooet en-
Oucsr poa 500 Ser. for Neo6e-
%lelier, Der leoer til SiloeiebrineeI-
len al bet Bengebrep, ser Den 4.
5ebrnor %forinanot for Boitoeienet
| Gibe. 9repet inoebolot iom be-
fenot 1850 ar. I oonife og tpife
Seoler.
Grunfitemning. Hosfilbe, 10.
5ebruar. s 0oIteo oe gGersleo
Sogne foretoges | @aar en- If-
itemnine ON, boorpiot Opiteo aro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
llpejrct gjorbe 5nslenc tamme. 5

upeIret gIoroe Jnglenc famine. S
en- @nnr6 / Setter Soen = maaife
flere Steoer = isgte Smaafuglene
UNDER Sneoeiret inc / Suiene.
gn enfelt goefinfe opbolot fig
ifsl9e Belle 81. 6olfe6l." flere 0a9e
inoe, % on oct igen bar bleoen
nogenlunoe 9oot SER, blep oen neo
at fomme inc for at faa noget til
Ss0en; men mango, iom life bar
iaa tiaiosfuIoe, iatte 2ioet til; Here
oeoe 6ugle fanOtes ligeenoe runot
omfring, oa Sneen bar gaoet
bort.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-08
WORLDS CHAMPION
PUG I'M THE T0MBS

New York, March 25.--Jack johnson,
worlds champion heavyweight pugil-
list, put up a losing fight In general
sessions court here today.
Appearing to answer the charge OF
a fellow member OF the African race,
Norman Pinder, who Johnson
OF beating him, the big pugilist found
himself the 7bJect Of the courts dis
pleasure because the complainant
failed to appear.
Judge Mulqueen declared that the
nonappearance OF Pinder and the 9TH
er witnesses in the case convinced him
that the court was being trified with
and forthwith raised Johnson's bail
from $1,000 to $4,000, committing him
to the Tombs until he raised the larger
mount.
Johnson at first smilingly and then
almost tearfully pleaded his case with
the court.
II don't think you ought to increase
my BAIL" said the fighter. I'm here.
Have shown good faith and even came
here on an 1S-hour train from Chi
cage to get here on time. II you will
make h bail $4,000, I'll put 1t up"
Judge Mulqueen was obdurate, in
sisting on $4,000.
Please don't make IL hat much.
Judge" pleaded the big heavyweight.
1T have only SO, 900 in my pocket"
Although he declared that he had
not trified with the court and knew
nothing about the disappearance or
any witness in the case, Johnson could
not move the judge, who ordered John
son removed and bench warrants to be
issued for Pinder and other witnesses,
and declared that as soon as they were
found the case would be put on trial.
Process servers have been vainly
looking for Pinder for the last week
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-08
GREAT STEAMBOAT
CONCERN ASSURED

Kansas City, Mo-, March 26.-This
city this week is closing up the or
ganization of the $1,000. 900 steamboat
company which will operate on the
Missouri river between Kansas City
and st. Louis and Kansas City and
uprtver points. The subscriptions to
the stock will close at midnight
March 81, but IL is expected that
ii will be oversubscribed many
thousand dollars. Already the subscrip-
tons are within a little less han $780,
900 of the mark. The oversubscription
will make up for any lapses, so that
the company will be organized with
its full capital.
It is probable that both tow boats
and packets will be used, the packets
for high grade freight and express
service and the tow boats and barges
for grain, manufactured iron and bulk
commodities. Not a boat will be con-
tracted for until contracts are made
with shippers for the full q~auntity of
freight the entire feet may be capable
of handling for the season. 1t Is prob
able. however, hat the full feet will
not be In operation until the second
year, or 1912, when 1t Is expected at
least 500, 900 ton can be handled. The
rates will &c two-thirds OF tine rail
rates
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-08
ALDERMAN FAINTS
At CONFESSIONAL
Further Immunity Baths Admin,
istered to Army of Grafters
in P%ittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 26.-Five for
mer councilmen faced Judge Frazer in
the committing court today and con-
fessed TO having received graft money.
All were given suspended sentences
While telling his part in the receiving
of brides one of the former councilmen
tainted and was carried from the court
room.
Several former and present council
men indicted Monday, gave bail for
their appearance later.
Capt. Johnny Klein, who is responsible
for the present exposures, probably
will be taken to the penitentiary today.
Efforts to obtain a pardon for the lit
tie river man will be made at once. 1t
Is reported President Taft will be APP
pealed to.
Uncompleted statements on the part
of several former councilmen yester-
day resulted in the grand jury holding
over indictments until today. These In
dictments are reported to bear the
names OF some of Pittsburg's represen-
tative bankers and men Of affairs.
The immunity process instituted by
the district attorney has been extend
ed another "a hours. The promise Of
a suspended sentence upon confession
of municipal wrongdoing, however. will
not apply to the men who supplied the
money for civic corruption"
"B~ribe-givers are barred" said the
district attorney.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-08
THREE KILLED in FIGHT
THAT STARTED ON TRAIN

Wilmington, Del, Harch 26.-An ex-
citing battle, in which three men were
killed and several injured, occurred on
a northbound Baltimore & Ohio train
yesterday. The fight began at Newark,
Del, n ended in this city. The dead
are:
O. E. WELLMAN, of Philadelphia,
conductor of the train.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, the colored
porter.
J.. H. BETHEA, of Dillon, s. c.
John o. Wiley, a park guard of Viii
mington, Del, was shot in the hand
and leg, and Matthew Haley, of Will
mington. was shot in the leg, while
others were grazed by flying bullets.
Bethea, who had been drinking heav-
lily. had Quarreled with the porter and
shot him through the heart, killing
him instantly. Conductor Wellman re-
monstrated with Bethea, who, without
a word, shot Wellman through the
heart, and the conductor fell dead in
his tracks.
The murderer then stood off the pas
sengers until the train reached Will
mington. When it came to the station
a hurry call Was sent to the police sta
ton, n a squad of patrolmen, re-
inforced by park guards and a posse
of citizens and trainmen, ran to the
scene.
The police called upon Bethea to sur
render. AS an answer he opened fire
at the police and the crowd from an
automatic revolver. Bethea is believed
to have had at least 100 rounds of am
munition, for he succeeded in holding
the posse at bay from SIT o'clock un,
til 6:35 p. M, when he was killed.