The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • Page 1

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EVER A FOLLOWER. I EVU AN IMITATOR. THE REAR. VOU XVI. NO.

207 SPKINGI'IKU), MISSOURI, WKDNESDAY MORNINO, AIM, 1ST 2s, lx7. PRICK KIVK CKNTS. UNICIPAL TICKET LORETTD ACADEMY PYTHIAN OFFICIALSlTAFT IS CHOSEN III ASH GROVE OPENS THIRTIETH YEAR TUESDAY alutlc Mn KnWnt and a. ARRANGING EOR GRAND LODGE J' K.Thnii.ai Cardanl. Mo.

PLEDGES FUNDS DRIVEWAY On hit ri'i'i'n fnun aiiii'iiml. alll i lat ik Hi ii 'dilte thfrnigh th riant of It I. as t'l lh" (riurlrt), al i rarly n'oir i u' Mir morning in k.a i. a i II a 4 a Ihr llllit')trnitl! Itiatlgill I.M.U bartur. fur in 1 II I' 1.

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batli.g kn ..4 In th. rl'i mil Ku.lii in an. a WILL BE SEPT. 24 'h uu lltlir Hull. In, lrri(n la a I a'h I the at kla.

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Auk i7 Mlaxnirl aiHlrly rait nlita'n II frntii him Cnl. fi rrcl fur tha arrrat nf ihr Htprt taint ra.Unal Ihtitnl. ihna ria an.l rtnl 1 fail) la ptralilritl. nl 1 1 1 lm Wrilnraila.v. Thutaitar fair.

uaaa.liarr train No. 102. tarrvlna He thla rllr In Jnhnann m.mtv Kmu. Taft rrlary of War Wllllain II. Taft aa Mr.

Tafl and party brnuBht to Ihli amked at I p. m. near the dcHit at 'city fmm Spring, Hill In a Strang car! Sprlnn 11:11. Km. Nun of th panam made a apcc.al trip from HJd H(r( Re(urfl ef trainmen were hurt, Th for them.

Traffic on th Krla. la tied Taft' Party From Boulevard, witch flew ox after th engine and up hy the wreck. The Sttang rar run I Tnn TBfl lr'y which Included Mr. car had jawed. The marl rar over th ftrang lln lo Olaihe and i M'key of Kan aa City.

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tD jnhowa hava lieen altird hy th com Th, paaa.n,,, wrr a)lHk "1'iain I'm 111111, i nro wui nariy u. h'i. ork In iolhor tltrarlloiii bookrcl bcror Ih 1 uiii iva. tu lliiw. Thaw will ki u.

arverui quit a u.um iniirai Of th.i. 1..... leek, lint ih. hit Mil, 1 a.n.., rrof. ay fratlval bentlim.

Amoim Ihoa aaaurfd la larn wild woat ahow mhlch at ry fpatura of the froat weat will tw ahoan, from tha hucklnir. puny to tha haimlng of th hora thief. Another of tha largo ahnaa la Doarn on th Nile." In thla, typical acerlea of life In Africa. The flnta ar nearly completed. The car i flnlnhltif tonchea, anil the decoratlona ft the cm 'nrc belirf put on and their appearance the carnlt al ih.

naruite TX aTT A a a av a limn aa nmM drrk T.prka prnD Frisco i rain un Micn the Uistinguisheil Uhioan Was a rassenflcr On thr.iate prniimiiary. His Way From Springfield To Kansas Cily Runs Into An Open uniy tinf nnj.x 11. erptliif th pnaltlnn haa hrrti fllinl anil It from a woman giir.t of th ho lrl. ho and IHon nhould not al loam to work until a fully par donril. S'h aald aho maa afralil of him Mi WORK OH FESTIVAL ILLUMINATING COLUMNS Switch At Spring Mill, Resulting In Slight Smashup.

Katiaaa City. Mn, Avtjt. Krlaro, (prliiR Hill la J.1 nillra aniilhti.t of fur tho ami bt fiirp lhr arrival of LEFT SPRINGFIELD VATE. 1 mlle anuthweal lo Hprlng Hill. aerretary.

left Mill, rltv' 11) orlmk up. alihoiign tn train was running aTral hours hy the wr.fk ni. yesterday morning, the train be alowly. Mr. Taft aldeij tn eaaurlni Becrelary of War William f.

Taft arllnR "rlJ lenly 8e nilnutes pant the timid pnaarngera. He waa en route 'rived In this city at in 0' from Springfield, lo Kauaas City, night when a public reception when the wreck occurred iheld his honor at the lintel nltl The train waa due here al but more. i 'clock to 1 ,0 liu lynve si ins Bisiiun 1 ruin tna auto n.Kl.ll. Irln I.l .1 l.r mi 1 .11,1 .11. national cemetery.

Senator Warner was not In tha party, he having left the wreck delayed the arrival three). The crowd walled for the arrival of fr htm In Kansas City six hours hours. necealt.t;ng a change In lh.l'h rretary asid for more Ihsn an rlr. living the city j.iat after th close of the k. I hour he was kept busy shaking hands i banquet given tn honor of plana ui i a.v a r.ni i u.

i.t i ijjj them An autoinolille lour of (lie boulevards yicv President rhsrtes, W. Fair of Ihe city waa abandoned and a public banks waa at luncheon al Hie atntlop reception at the Hotel Italllmorw wai.here tonlcht eniouie lo Sacra'iientn. held at a later hour thsu the time first to aitnid the national Irrigation scheduled. icougrcis. The vice president departed Secretiiry Th(1 st the Colonial hotel.

urv iiiim.iiii o.i. lil.trnnil i m.alvnil In this city last iiltM shkuivi1 Mends that tlio secrvlHry was 1in if.laf jr Tafl Irfl fi.f KafiMiCHf I I't 1 1. Nl. a l)i mlar Ji lialn l.inf 14 li it.lk'i'n I Mm Wartirr aa la Ih' miii that il.lH ih. rr h.

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Managers of Arkansus Club HrwdSlOO ach or Svlllnfj Liquor To Thirsty Sundays a a a I. 1 4 I. I ii i a h. li. t.

Hi ''li4 'hi lr a a) a a al ia aa 4 FRISCO DOUBLES GOirfG TO MEXICO POUT STOCK idinllil nt i put. lli4 hn la a rtiui n( lufdiir to il. a hi a t'l ma.tr rrMiry .) Ih Mi.muhI Uar In IN WHO DESERTED BRIDE OF THREE DAYS IN TOILS aj.m SpiinaTidd Clrl Whi Wed CIIt) Tin. fuel Strmcr Oa Short Ac. qufclnttnci Ii In Crt tf.

BRIDE WILL PROSECUTE HIM C.H fchf 5M It4i r.mUi Wulihy WmiMmi Chtck ir initio, r.r n.n. Hi I I. a "i a I ft II lri t'Mi I .1 I. vi a fti.i i i 1. 1 I 1.

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al Secretary I aft In a Wreck di.lliira worth arr In l. laaitnl at 1 mt rie fnr retiring nut.Undlng i.Mlsatlona, fur rrfiindlng nriatliina. the same amount for equipments, 11 mw to lie Issued In I'1 fur Iniprnvrtii.nta and II. Owl. I tmo year Ihcrrarter fnr nmalrui linn or a.

nul.lt Inn nf B.lil.tl.ninl lines, until the Im.u Is completed. TRAIN HIT STREET CAN. I. Crokin'. 1iv Aug.

A fasl pHFavngrr train nn the Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul railway at rink a stre.1 car fllled with paaaengera a street crositlng In North Iji Crosae thlv morning. A' number' nf persons are reMirted Injured. NARROW ESCAPE. tlreenvllle.

0., Aug. Knahan sliiie's alriblp. while two thousand feet almve the fnlr grounds biirated at 6 clock tonight ant rnp. pisl like a The (emnatits escM'd unhurt. New York, Aug, Prospects of a mutually satisfactory scttlwncjt of the telegraph atriko appear lo be no more promising today than they were a week ago, Tii olflclula of tho Western Union ar reiterating the statement that Mr.

Tafl wits traveling as an nrdln 1 th. will run neat with tho labor or ganlzatlnn under any circumstances. The strikers declnrcd that none of their h.lsrd on srbHrstlim. b.iu' cc'iiei ns tliiiit, the rx i it i I it 4 t. i i a.

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a K'ur44T at ana nrra in Ih nnW nf Tmar Iriitnr Hunmirra tndar. aa rlrraard In Thr alll nialurr Mar 1 1 Bilk artth ltn Imra anil a lac ami ar. lit iwrv. ntrmt nut to rvH'. hat alio a Uui ahll flu in.

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MANY CURES OFFERED VICTIM OF HICCOUGHS E. W. Trantham, formerly a mem. her of the local pollcs force who has been suffering fmm i attack of hli roughs. Is still In very critical condition and hla recovery la Dr.

W. I'urei'lly. the attending pkvslclan, said yesterday lhat the stuck of hiccoughs has been checked nd that be had not been bothered for two days. Mr. Trantham la suffering from typhoid fever and he Is In a semiconscious condltloa a greater part of the time.

He Is, weak and Is ante to Uke hut little nourishment. Scores of letters have been received by re latlvea fmm persona In all parts of the country suggesting remedies to stop the hiccough. Sittia of them Sugltest strange remedies. NO ZfJfJEDIA TE PROSPECT OF STRIKE SETTLEUEIH presnlons of Ihe company lull, they say, and are prepsrrd to I'rol. r.g (lie strike until the n.

it se i. Congress, If necessary. "We are going to keep up (' gle, until tho bin.liv. Intcrrfa vt the country force coiiKres tn n. i said President Sni.iM vt tl T' i en' I'nlott today.

"We ill lie alile t'i I i the ucxt soukIii.i of "I rf n't nijMnii it nut i..