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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-09

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
SECRETARY SHAW To SPEAK.
Cabinet Onicer Will Deliver Princi-
PAL Address 10 Republican Clubs.

Representatives OF the Republican Clubs
OF the State Of Illinois Will meet in East
ST Louis to-day for a rally and It was
stated last evening that between 500 and
500 visitors are expected Secretary Of the
Treasury leslie VI. Shaw. will deliver the
principal address.
Arrangements have been made for a
reception which Will b. given Secretary
Shaws honor by the representatives. Of
the banks and financial institutions IN
East ST. Louis
Addresses will be delivered in the audi
torluin OF the East St. Louis City Hail
and vii! be in the nature OF a CONTINUOUS
show. as the first speaker VIII begin short
ly after dinner and after a short interim
Tor supper III. spsechmak!rg will be again
taken up and will last until midnight,
-afGrcsses in the afternoon Will be made
by Congressman W. A. Rodenberg o. East
81 Louis. James MCCULLOUGH I. y Sner-
man. W a Stead. Chairman r. o. West
OF the State Committee. Secretary Of State
James a Rose and Len Small In the
evening addresses Will be delivered ry
Governor Richard Yates. Senators Shelby
NJ Cullom and Albert J. Hopkins and
Secretlry Of the Treasury Leslie II Shaw
Headquarters have been secured at the
Wies Hotel. opposite the Relay Station
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
GRAND JURY MEETS TO-DAY.
Judge Thompson tn Preside at Jer-
sey County CIrcuIt Couet.

The September term Of ;he Jersey Ccun-
~ Circuit Court will be convened at J.r-
ssyville this morning by Judge o. Z.
Thompson OF Jacksonville.
The grand Jurors selected for the term
are:
Eisah-Georse and Fred Spatz. English
Charles Goetten and Thomas F7emmings-
Fidelity-James Rich and Harry V. voor-
hees. Sr. Jersey-P. ]. Little. John Cory
". g. Burnett. Walter Caslin and Fred
l. Brooks Sississ.ppi-Fred Engelhof,
and Dan Bo-dy. Otter Creek-James
ScnIansksr and SfIlo Cope Piasa-Dli
Sunderland and George Bott- Quarry
William T Byrne and William H Dow
dali RichwoodS-Leonart Cope and
Charles Powell. Rosesiai--John Schiands-
ker Ruyie-E-nanUel Cline.
The petit Jurors drawn for the term are
Eisah-Paul dliler. l. l.. Bel. William
Brandiff anil Edward St Peters Fidelity
Harry Armstrong and z r Simmons
Eng;ish-Richari Allen. Michael Costello
and Harry Yarreis. Jers-y-John A Dan
iels. George WOOisey. John Dunphy. c. e
Brooks. Henry Whycs. W. p. COrrs. Au-
gust SIitzel. John P=rdun. Fred Brook.
John MCGEE. Frank Gait Il. ". Akari.
George w Miner. Iississippi-Jarnes
Lynn. J. Il. BIrdeimsier. Robert Bea'y
and Perry Beatty. Otter creek-Alsxandsr
Chappee. William Murphy and Ff-man
Reed. Quarry-charies Miller and Ed lar
by Richwoois-EEward Schaaf and Perry
Shaw. ROsedais-WIlliam Ierate. Ruyl-
r. 81. Stephenson and a F. Barnes
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
SEEKS AMERICAN BACKING.
French Aeronaut Looks for Dol
lars in United States.

New York. Sept 3-ro interest Amer-
can capital IN his flying machine. Count
de Ia vauIz. q noted French aeronaut. ar
rived on the French line steamship Bre-
tagne Countess ce Ia vaulz and their
two daughters. accompany him
The Count. who appears to b ven on
the sunny side OF middle age, Is tall and
Of somewhat robus; build. He speaks no
English. but through an interpreter. said
that the length of his stay was indefinite.
depending upon his euccess In interesting
American capital in his flying machines
The Count explained that for several
months ne has been hard at work develop
ing new ideas in aerostatfcs. and that
his plan for a new method Of air navfga-
,ion Is now perfect Il L. this which hs
now wishes to submit 70 American capital
ists-
be built here or abroadNthat, he saId.
would Be at the pleasure Of those who SEQ
NJ to finance the enterprise. Speaking OF
his exploits the Count estimates that he
has made L33 ascensions. and has Travelled
twenty-five thousand kilome,ers BY bai-
loon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
Alto. note. a.d Perso.sIs.


Mr.. r. E Schoneld. secretary Of the Y "
G 4 u & &ffsspo,, u. eonauetss n: :..y,es.
Al o'clock-
Of Doctor D. e bashneiIs sermon a, the {.
nx ss .ei .s "s1as faa.Se, faa n n. .: sn.
Lost This vas illustrated win coIoT.d stere-
ore. sang At the morning and evening services.
tn. Ksyssent Geors. Geeaner Of the First
on AZ, a.Ss ., F,s ys.sefdAy morning
The trustees Of the First Unitarian Church
viii meet Tomorrow night AID again opsn bids
were rejected tvo years ago because they aid
not take In the material TO Be used from the
old church In the construction Of the new
ing. siiI ny axe % Up 1e ,se ersm,s.i | soei.! ,ss
morning The G.and jury. which has been IN
number OF indictments This weeks session OF
tho court promises TO b OF much interest
,..,S. D: Barton = II A h.s ie, The contract 70, two
property In Sa!u addition. Upper Alton
Fred Kiopmeier. Highway Commissioner Of
vas severely iniurrI ' sv ssi;n1 sn nses s ss9
prong. Il able 10 Be out again.
The Revs-snd NJ ". T~ing. pastor Of :he
services over the body OF the Iais G~orse
Pierce al Godfrey Yesterday afternoon. TIE de-
was a;,eaceS. oy many friends Tns burial vas
In the Godfrey Cemetery.
-Xr. and MrN Fred HaGernaa we're at Wa
George Flood
Tho funeral Of William ziessafu.s was held
In St Nary's Catholic Church yestsFtay aS,er-
noon. the Reverend Eaihsr J. J. Xeckel con-
cucinS the services The burial was La 81 yc-
seph's Cemetery- Surviving his 500. VIII
liam Ziesenfuss. Jr-. and ArS- John A;dinger.
e. p. Wade. president Of the Ai,oo National
Bank. has returned from New York city where
he attended . bankerS conference He was ac-
eoroenied home by Doctor and xra J. L. Old
ham of New York and Mrs John Duncan, who
has been spending the summer IN the East
The following officers have been elected BY
the directors q the Alton Ce:netery Assoc.Aiica
secretary and treasurer. H. II. Hewitt: sexton
William Schnei1er.
-Ths members OF the Lime Kiln Club en-
toyed Z picnic on an Island up tho river yester-
day. The ptcnc was In celebration q the
catching By members Of the club Of the
Gr.aseo pig ac the picnic OF the Alton Butchers
And Packers Association several sundays ago.
Tho sunday schools OF the First Baptist
Church and OF the First Presbyterian Church
held rally day services yesterday. and q, all Of
The services special programmes were rendered.
Miss Minnie B.ede and Casper Hae.;er. both
os Mitchell. vii BE- married on wednesday At
81 Mays Catholic Church by the Reverend
Father ] T. Aeckal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

Members Of the Independent order Of For
esters 0: East St Loui. and vicinity will enter
tain the national and state officers Of that
order Tuesday evening OF this week Ths meet
ing Will be pubic. aci the Fores,ers promise
20 make IL a big event IA East Side ffaternaI
circles
The funeral OF Henry sch-aad. Q pioneer
lairyuan Of East St Louis. will take place
this morning from the family residence a: No.
as Broadway The burial will be IN 81 Henry's .
Henry's Church. He vas g. years Old and
leaves three grown children. John H. Henry
j. and Mary.
Miss Carrie Sorecher d~rart.d yesterday for
jacksonville. where she viii attend limo t..-
ieee.
-Nrs. Ralph Clucss % Colorado Springs Is
visiting Mr. Sarah Ames OF East Broadway.
Mrs z. Russell OF No. ss Josephine street
win entertain IRE members OF the Thinibis club
o-rnorrow evening
Charles Horsemef Of No. s1i North Tenth
street slipped fell Al nis home yesterday.
His left shoulder disiocar@si
The fgneraI Of II z schustte. IS years
old. who died Friday evening. took place yester-
day afternoon The tcly was creIafed Fu-
neral services ver- held At bis lA:. residence
at No. S3 Missouri avenue BY tire Reverend
Meyers Of u. German Lutheran Church He
leaves widow and rve children. NJ. Schuet-e
vas a vell-knoT.n painter and decorator. Fur
twelve years he bore the reputation OF being
the largest nan In East St Louis. He had
been aiiing for the last two years
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
FIND VERDICT OF SUICIDE.
Dependency Prompts James Tag
Rert TO End His Life

An Inquest held on the body Of Jana.s
Taggert. who hanged himself In his room
at No 2 South Fourth street. East st.
Louis. Saturday. was held at Kurrus' 8
morsue. East 81. Louis. yesterday morn
Ing by Coroner p Y McCrscken. A YER
dict Of suicide was returned by the Cor
oner's jury.
Tagsert committed suicide because of
dependency due to the fact that his d.
yorced wife. who IS visiting In East St
Louis. would not permit him TO take out
their children.
Neither Mrs Tasgert nor the children
have called at the Undertaking establish
rnent- A telegram was received BY Tn
dertaker Kurrus yesterday from James
TaSgert OF Ellxood. Ind. a brother Of
the suicide, 10 hold the body pending his
arrival
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
To Morrow.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-Forecast:
Iiiinots-Par,ly cloudy Montay. showers In
central and north rort;ors. warmer IN extreme
south portion Tuesday partly cloudy. variable
winds
Western Texas-FaIr Monday and Tuesday
Nebraska. Kansas. Oklahoma and Indian Ter
rtory-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Eastern Texas-Fair Monday and Tssrday.
ligtt 20 fresh south winds.
ATkansas-Fair Monday. warmer IN eastern
portion Tuesday fair.
Ioxa-Fair In west: showers IN east portion
Monday. Tuesday partly cloudy: showers In
north portion
Nissour.-Fair Monday: varmsr In ea.s po--
tion- Tuesday fair
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
JerseyyilJe Notes,

Editor = VI Page or IN. Jer..yviiie Demo
cra- returned yesterday from Gold Hll. colo.
H A. Tuaeh0rs- returned yesterday from a
visit IN 80. Louis
Frank Psgis has returned to St Charles.
SIC. after vis.tir< Jerseyville-
a senlanruaI meeting or n. worrsn's MIS-
son Union stll he hsit this evening at the
F!rs, Baptist C-hurrh IN JeryeyyiilA- Ths PIN
c!ra! adfr.ss- Sili be fei!vere! by Ms Nefjss
h;clt worker f1r the Wosnans Baptist Foreign
Gigsicaary SacIsty-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

The Beilsvili. E's defeated the D;els 90 81
Louis yesterday afternoon b Z -eor. "f 70 >
The funeral Of Mrs Carolina Segisf ne
IATni- vhD did AT h-r home. No 30 Jar I
street Saturday. Will take place this morning
To. burial will b. in Walnut Hill Cslaet.Ey-
She vas y wears old
Mr. and Mr. T. ? E.drnann OF SotT'h I'll
nSis street entertained Mr. and SEs- p
Dreher az Pomona. cal yesterday.
-Ir. and Srs Wells BabcOck AMI caught
Aiice % Denver are the su-st, % Mr. a1t A--
Gustav Becker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

Manchester Sept S-The cloth market vAs
tame early n the ut later developed constd-
cradle strength wiki 4 healthy demand In weav-
tnS goods trade was busy. the product generally
being engaged 70: q long time to come Trans
actions sor ChinA were rather restricted by en-
ksIoed prtcesL There vas . moderate trade for
India, though frequently offerS were not accept
able. Eastern outlets nearer By are anxious to
secure suitable lots for prompt delivery. There
. Moderate South American trade. All
kinds Of goods are mostly veil sold For yarns
there vas gccd inquiry. though principally foe
November and more distant fnooths. owing TO
The strength ef near-oy cotton
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
Sues fer Right Of way.

Galveston. Tex. Sept 3-Suit has been
Railway Company. against the city and
county OF Galveston for right-of-way OF in
the alternative damages In the sum Of
city's denial Of the right Of way through
certain streets claimed By the railroad
company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
Record Attendance as Le.p.s Park

A record-breaking crowd by several hun
dreds attended the opening OF the fourth
annual carnival at Lemp's Park yester-
weather and unusual number Of attrac-
tons offered and the fact that this Is one
Of the few outdoor attractions In the city
all helped to swell the attendance The
carnival Il being conducted by the Mound
City Amusement Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
ADMITS HE IS A DEyERTER.
Fred W. Erafried Gives Himself up
to Police.

Fred W. Erafried last night walked into
the police station at Belleville and gave
himself Up. claiming that he was a de-
serter from the Artillery Corps stationed
at Jefferson Barracks. He says he de-
serted on September 30 three weeks after
his enlistment
The only thing to Indicate that Era
fried as a ceserter. as he claims. was tho
pair Of regulation army trousers he wore.
In one OF the pockets a small bottle was
found. which he claims is morphine that
he bought with the intention of commits
ting suicide before he decided to give him.
self UP to the authorities.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
The Reverend Doctor Mckay Ad-
dresses Students of ShuPtle6.

The annual matriculation sermon of
ShurtIeT College was preached yester-
day morning in the Upper Alton Baptist
Church. by the Reverend Doctor s A. Nc
Kay. president Of the institution. The
morning exercises were attended In a body
by the Shurtlef students and the Western
Military Academy cadets Several musical
numbers were rendered. Doctor Mckay
took for his topic The FACTORS % Pro-
poriional Life" He emphasized as three
main points or factors OF a mans life.
frst, eIten-ion. the reaching out towards
an object to be attained In the future:
secondly. breaoeh. or lateral extension con-
siSting in active sympathy and service
toward ones feiIow-men. and lastly, mans
uplift or upreach towaros God
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
A,,,h.. Ls.e.r. Gle. =. Nee,

A meeting of-the Abraham Lincoln Re
publican League Club Of the Twenty-first
Ward will be held tomorrow evening at
Sperhage's Hall. Spring and Easton ave
nues 20 elect delegates to the convention
of Republican League Clubs Of Missouri
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
BelIevilIe ReIisious Votes.

The Reverend W. Fletcher Cook OF Ed
warisyiIle occupied the pulpit at St Georges
Episcopal Church yesterday.
Rally services will Be held At the NJ E
Church beginning Wednesday and lasting until
Sunday. Sunday evening an address will be
made by p Behanr>s-y Of Syria
The Reverend c. u. Snuniard, Presiding
E.cer. and the Reverend o. H. C,arx. pastor. OF
the FIrs, II. E Church. will depart Tuesday
morning for the Southern Illinois Conference.
which meets n Litchhelc. Ill.
Preparations are being mad4 for ths entss.
tainnlent Of the dslesa,es vho Will attend the
State Convention Of the Catholic Knights Of
Illinois, which will meet IN Cathedral Hall.
Bellevfile. October ani e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
DOCTOR HOGAN, ,22l5 OLIVE.

x=.iEz! and surgical diseases OF women .
,p.clalty Regularly licensed nome.
Patients received AZ any time. before and
during confinement: infants adopted. x de-
sired; trained nurses: home comforts. Iai;es In
trouble. call write: terms rezsoaAnle- Con-
suI,a,.or free
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

On ferniture nianos and ehatieis II 20 ovs
OR HAVE. .DEBTs PRESSING.
Call on the
NEW YORK FINANCE co.
COMBINE YOUR DEBTS
Make payment Pay Them all
VIE LOAN You MONEY IN SUNS OF
20 20 S1oo -
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTA
ReMemher the nlace.
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.
rs and 2s ODD FELLOWS BLDG ils OiivA
Phones: Asia zssA and e 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
ROOMS FOR RENT.

WASHINGTON. .s3i - Elegant rooms with
oata: &C and 81: direct 20 Fair grounds.
WASHINGTON. Is-s-Nice. .lsan rc-:ns t0r
Visitors: sc dly. direct cars 70 worlds Fair-
WASHINGTON. i5iiis - Neatly furnished
rooms: special rates 10 parties. direct cars
TO Fair.
WESTMINSTER Place. tlas - Elegantly fur
ntshed Apartments: single and Communicating.
10. bath: cheap 20 good r.o.ie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
RellextIle Newa Notes.

.ransins FOR :air to Be given in the T.
future
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
TRIBE OF BES nun.
ROYAL ARcANUM.

Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI ROYAL
u Arc1nurn. Sosl Jc9-1ll Holland Bsildfn6-
a eordiAi welcome % visitors. fF1ends bfetnfsa
-" z A HARBOUR. q 4
JsA C KiIHnDvssth. 0raal Sscsss6sy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

e ECURITY COUNCIL. no 60 KNIGHTS
. and Ladies Of Security, meets every Ncn-
Gay T. Open meeting second Aouday
IN each month. Phoenix Hall Jererroa saa
Cas- astnuss- Visiting knights and ladies az
sured a cor3ial reception.
E J. TARLING. Precedent;
Mrs Gussi. Hart. FINANCIAL Secretary. IsssA
Latin street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WEST END VAcAN1S.

For Salc-Lot sSzI.i feet. 8 ~. cor. OF Pare
aIt Aubert aves.
Also lot iTTI., feet. n = Page ave. east Of
house No. 1853 Page ave
Also 3sNiI9 feet. 9 Of Bayard ave. north
KELLEY r. Z co. nIs ches,nu, s,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

m ePHERsoN COUNCIL. NO. JR-. o. U.
~ A y: meets every fns.dsy: south - 80
brefhr.n frAssrnsIly Invited
~M J. GREENWOOD. SR-. CouDctloe.
1hoA H. 0reeaUood. 8oeIetaSy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
THE MONSTER SEARCHLIGHT

Plays nightly on Camp lewis N" most mag
n'i4ccnt and largest camp ey"- erected. splendid
scene9r- coolest. oui-tcst- p-ettiest SPOT IN -.
LOUIS. ollv Two minutes walk from the "a
nous ltsinlsr Garden fr-s riiss 20 the Fair
from Camp L,-wiE'. rates 70 ..r Gay and %.
american ana Eurvrean pia-i. srecia! provisions
.or iacies and children. large nursery free 10
ladies' with children
Take Deln,ar Garden cars 20 D-i.rar Garden
and WornarS Nagazin- building. military
gu!ces viii direct you 20 the camp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
MRS. ANNIE NEWlAND
WALL PAPER

LEFFINGWELI. WALL PAPER CO. 5soa
Sto-!tsr9 St--Wcrk dore at lowest prices: send
postal
LEFFISGwELi. Wall Paper Co. Z-c9 S-1d-
eari-wOrk done AZ lowest prices: send postal
81 ~iII paper your room complete. good work
Address Fr.ce. S.ii y. Tventyhfth-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
MONEY WANTED.

81 500 from private party first de>i Of
trust. Hr-t-cla.s security, property valusc al
1s1a- III -. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

MlSCEII.AUEOUS.
s>asssse~sss>s>~~esesSs
l. Meets every Ionday evenine a. Hnds,s .
Hail northwest corner Of JeRsrpon aven1S anl
L A. wEfgAANrELs g
n so:I i>crefsrr 1sos Css.onads s,rsse
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
DR.. Mary ARTHUR,

0zI Washington ave. conducts 4 srst-ciass
saritariun FOR eonl!n.fneuts. infants adopted
elegant accommodations. twenty years expert
eno-. trained nurses: ladi.- wseE needing q
Specialist. COMO or write. s,rlctly resp-ctabIe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
PRINTING.

AaAi-i.Dss cards. &c; biIIh@ais notAheac.
envelopes. Ms. Nc';iiI Co. iei y. Eleventh.
BEFORE ordering get e-tmat- COM
rIssrciai printing. Bc-rs R.!chard 20 Pine.
EIERMANS BROS. printers. II Pine. solic.t
your business and guarantee pa.isfsction. me
commercial work a speciality. Kin. ISStA-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

MONEY TO LOAN.
areers~~~e~~~~~.~e~~.
On Real Estate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26

chamberlain Psrkb For Sale-Brand new =
story r9ck-front house Of rooms hall bath,
ga. 10; and cold water. slate rocf. tiled bath
rom. zffr!-1it cellar. furnace. etc. siso
hardwood hoo-s: 10. tcIIse feet; terms. S.c0o
cash and balance monthly payments. house
open For price and further particular. see
KEELEY r Il co. 1iI3 Chestnut 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-26
HOTELS.
HOTEL 8TRATFORD.

A permanent new and modern hotel 10 ths
shoppfng and sh>ater disericfs Earopean pls1;
handsomely fu-nfshed. and equipped with OIo.
vatore: hot and cold water In every roo1;
aiectric Eghts and steam hsAt- Every room a.
outside room
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10
News from All Parts Of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.


The American consul at Harput has
rcported tn the State Department that
he has visited Bitlis aud i now In
Moush. The consul states that the dis.
trict Of S,ssun is tranquil aud the strate-
Sic points are garri>oucd by infantry lie.
tachments and permanent barracks erect
ell. The survivors of the massacre are
In a destitute condition. but are attempt.
Ing to rebuild their burned villages with
little government aid The consular
corps at Rit'is estimates the number mas
sacred aud dead from exposure and hun.
ger. etc. AZ $500 The American col.
ony ut Bitlis appears to lie in no present
or Prospective danger In the Moush
district insurgents have adopted guer.
rita form Of warfare, amhusrading
troops and bodies Of Nuris. They de.
mnnd certain reforms which chiefly con.
Germ matters OF loca administration and
economic questions not involving the In.
tegrity of the empire \ number Of
villages have been plundered aud burned
nnd many persons killed and maltreat cd
ana another massacre Is daily expected
10y cue Armenian population. which IL In
destitute circumstances. About 1900
nave lost everything and are starving,
many being III and wounded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10
FIND heiaEss TO MiLLioNS.
Agents Find Woman. Old and Poor.
who Becomes scotch Landholdsr.

Agents Find Woman. Old and Poor.
Who Becomes scotch Lardh oil der.
After search OF two years. during
which agents hired by a Scotland law
firm have traversed every quarter Of the
globe. the hciress to an estate valued at
Sl.WD,OOO has been found In Mrs. VIII.
helmina Cooper, " years old and poor,
who lives at Bcllefontaine. Ohio.
Through the police at Richmond. Va.
a clew to the whereabouts Of Mrs. Coop.
er was obtained. She lived there until
about three years ago. when. because OF
financial reverses. she removed to Chi
cago. From there she removed to Clcve-
land aud thence to Bellefontaine. Mrs.
Coopcr's father was u Scottish land.hoid-
or and a member IT Parliament. The cs-
tate to which she has fallen heir consists
Of large moor lands. valuable because OF
their possibilities under Improvement and
the revenues obtained by letting to Eng.
fish sportsmen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10
BRIDE TAKES HER LIFE,
Leaves Note Declaring Herself n

Leaves Note psciarire Herself Un =
worthy Of Suoh q Husband.
Dear Will--Do not blame me for
the act which l am about to commit.
While ! love Won devotedly, I do not
consider myself worthy to be the wife OF
so good husband as you.--Anna."
Leaving this note Mrs. Anna Mueller
Otto Of Brookvillc. Ind. a bride OF two
months. committed suicide by hanging in
the barn at her home. Otto Is foreman
OF the Tucker furniture factory. His
wife was very popular In society and
very active In church and charity work.
Her married life was supposed to be ex.
tremcly happy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10
IDAHO LAMBS ARE OPENED.

'F've- Mile Limit" Desert tracts
mi, oo,o ror % 90 an Acre.
Inc five mile limit" lands. which
form circle having diameter of ten
miles. with Pocatello as the center. were
opened at the United States land office
III blackfoot. Idaho, Tuesday. The lands
are sold for $3.50 an acre, 80 cents an
acre down and the remainder upon final
proof. The land is desert in character
ana absolutely valueless without water.
with irrigation it is a "veritable garden"
A large canal. owned by a private cor.
poration, has been dug to point within
six miles of the land and it is the pros
pect OF the extension Of this canal that
mas created the demand for the land.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10
Rebuked by HI. super,or.

Col. John NJ. Glenn. chief quartermas.
ter Of tho Philippine division, has been
reprimsnded by Gen. Humphrey, quar-.
termaster general, for turning into the
United States treasury $423,OOO a. "un.
expended balance" Of the appropriat tons
for the last fiscal year when the money
was needed to meet necessary expenses
of the army.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10
pis IN r~nsmsnt Fire.

women AMI children. were hemmed In by
fire at 3 o'clock the other morning. with
practically all means OF escape cut of.
and In the panic that ensued fourteen
lost their lives. while many were injured,
some fatally. by jumping from second or
third story windows.