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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Tramt Malatefa mtrS nt9t
amsseltefert.

0or einisen Sa9en ipurbe bier be,
StaIiener 5rant Walat.fta auf 0eran=
laKung bes Charles 8ononi bon pttts=
burg ur,ter Der Nntlage bes grlanaens
bon $4,000 unter faliden Yor=
fpisselunsen bsrbaftet. MaIateffa
tueigerte f9, freiwilig mad 9ittsbura
smrtidsufebreu. Sn 5Olse beHen fteats
8oubernetir pennppader bon pennipl-
panien Requiitionspapiers betreHs
auslisfsruns beg Stalieners aug.
Sieislben puroe ieoo9 bonn @ouber.
nsur Surbin nidt bonorirt. na9bem
er erfabren bate, baB Walatsfta in
pittsburs elm Sei9dft sesriinbet battle,
tpsl9es Jpn $40, 900 setoftst batte, Ell
men She'll Der Summe bate ct ges
lie6en. gr ma9te iebo9 8anterott
unb als er BON ben @~ldubiserr ge-
brdnst tuurbe, fam er mad bier.
8ononi, pel9er feline 8erbaftuns
ertpirft bate, mar elmer Der @tebitoren.
So es fi9 alio nur um cine S1ulbs
foroeruns banoelt, 10 fanb Der @ou-
oerneur, baB cine Nuslieferung bee
Wannes nidt sere9tfertist mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Gtu Sat oes Sotel Gnsliib be al
jabem Sooe credit.

@m. 6. gifbop, &eiisnber fur biz
DanbiQe @bolefale @rpcerp So. laugts
geftern Nbenb bier an unb nabm i'm
0otel @nsliib Quarter. Sn bemiel.
ben Niigenblid, als er fein 3immer be-
tretet1 tpolte, purbe er bon elmer Ohm
ma9t befaIen unb balo that er feinen
lebten It5emaug.
Sin Ser5i9las battle, uie bic dr3ts
li9e unteriudun9 ergab, feinem 9a=
iein Elm pl6bli9es @noe bereitet.
Ser Werbli9ene mar ettpa As Sabre
alt; bic 2ei1e tpurbe nod Der Morgue
oes @oroner's 2uteweiler iiberfabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Goetaliftf@e Yartet.

eugene 3. Sebs, Der @anbibat BET
Soeialifif9en partei fiir prdioeni
Der Ser. Staten, pirb beute Nbenb
in Der Wafonic Sale bic NationaI-
@ampasne er5Hnen.
Die beutf9en Mitslieber beg biefigen
,3tpeigs Der partei finb eriudt, mad
Der 8eriammluna fi9 In Stmar Sell
ler's @lub-2Ocal e~insuinben; es foIlsn
bort bic 8orbereitunsen fur bic am II.
September ftattfinbenoe @asen=p artie
getrofen tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
September @ittermms mabrens
Der letten 33 Sabren.

Ser Wonat September foa a1e @e=
genprOpbe3eiunsen 10 3iemli9 au S9an.
ben MAIDEN: September mub ndmli9
nit einsm Sur9idnitts= Nisoerf9lag
bon 2.38 3Ol als re9t vtrodsn" be-
seidnet merben, benn mdbrenb Der 33=
idbrisen neutrality-suspicious. bat man
i'm Wonat September nur je a9t Sage
se3dblt, bic einen mebbaren Nieber-
f9lag (wenisfens einbunoertfsl 3on)
aufmieien. 9usnabmen 5ebeuten ni4ts,
ionoern beftdtigen audi bier bic &egel.
go bate Der September bes Sabres
1896 sinen Marimal=N ieoeri9lag bon
5 unb Der oes Sabres bon 1900 einen
Minimal=@ ieberidlas bon ettpas iiber
t 3oa. Sn benz Musnabmemonat por
adt Sabren fiel beinabe bic 9dlfte Der
&esenmahe, ndmli9 2.36 3Oa In ben
"a Stunben bonn %. gum 20. Gin
peiterer 8etpeis BON Der ySrodenbeit"
bes September liegt in benz umfanb,
baB Der Monat burdfdnittli9 Is sans
Hare Sage bat. Mn 10 Sagsn III Der
Simmel etuas betp6ltt unb auf z Sage
entfdlt tribes Wetter.
9infdtli9 Der Semperatur bat bic
Wettertparte einen Surdi9nitt bon
SO Grab ermittelt nit einem Wari.
mum bon rs i'm Sabre 1881 unb einem
Minimum bon ga i'm Sabre 1879, alio
iebr gerin9e S9mantungen. Sabei
feblt es iebod an grtremen nod oben
uno unten our9aus ni9t. go f1morte
bic Weni9beit am 6. September 1893
bel 90 Grab i'm S9atten unb fro,
tpenise @oden fpdter, am 3d., bel IS
Grab.
Ser ftatifif9e Nustpeis ren1t bas biz
nieorisfe Semperatur, bic i'm Beridts-
mouat beoba9tet tpurbe. Mit bieie,
Nn9abe bat sr iebsnfals einsn BOD &C.
f4oHen, benin in Der nd9fen. Belle
beiBt ss in benz Musmsis, bab am 80.
September 1888 ber erfe vtiaing"
6roff borfam. Semna9 tann bic nieb=
ri9ffe Semperatur .pdbrenb Der Beob=
a9tunssperiOoe ni9t am 80. Septem.
Der 1899 seberridt baben, fonbern ss
muB am 80. September 1888 seueien
iein.
Sic berrfdenos Winoridtuns mar
Sibof nit elmer Sur9idnitts9e.
fdwinbisteit BON finf Weilen. Sie
b69te 8ef9winoisteit wurbe am %.
September 1885 errei9t, als es nit
40 Weilen bic Stunoe aus Norbpeft
blies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
&obleniperre anfsebeben.

slus benz Big Sour 9 9auptquartier
tommt bic Na9ridt, baB bic Spetre,
bic iiber bic Snbiana=2o COB berbdnst
mar, ieit lebter Wo9e nidt rtebr eri-
ffirt. Sic Southern Snbiana : 8abn
bat ben NnftoB baau eeseben, inbem fie
gu ibrer alien Sransportrate fur bas
Bef6roern bon 2oblsrl aus ben @ruben
entlans i6rer 2inie nod Weftport
auriidgefebrt 1T. Bon bort perben Die
2oblen fur ben @as9tirtel NIT Der Big
Gour=8 Balm bef6rbsrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Sanitatsrath Or. SMmibt's Gor

Sanitatsratb Or. S@mibt'S Tor.
leiungen iiber rationelen ySurnunter=
ri9t" uerben bon ieinen aufmertiamen
3ub6rern als nit bas Befte beaei9net,
mas urs bic Weltausfeluns auf pd.
oago9ii9em unb bpgienii@en 9ebiete
Big iebt mod gebra4t. 6ofentli9 De-
bdlt Der berbienfboQe @elebrte au9
uns bier in 10 9utem Mnoenfen, pie
mir inn!-Wefl. po1f.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
8anferon.

Samuel q. @olb in Girma 6. q.
@olb & 60. meloete i'm BunbesaeriGi
feinen 8anferott an. Den Yaiiibo
bon $13,816.64 fe6en Mctiba bon
$646l.1S geseniiber. Die 6aupt.
sldubiser fnb: @eorge 9. Oanbes mil
$4,000; Sames 6. 3ea9 init $1440. "a
unb Die pbiloremia 2oge &c. A bea
Obj SELDOM Orben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

biele ieiner grrungeni9aften auf BEN
Sanoelssebiet 5u perbanfen. Wer bic
beuti9e Spra9e berftebe, benz ffebe Elm
GROCER S9ab CUR gerei9erung ieines
WiRens CUR 8~erfiisung.
Den mabnenpen @orten bieies tlu=
gen gnsldnoers follten in erfter 2inie
aud b~ieienigen Seutia : Mmerifaner
gea8tun9 i4enfen, bic aa3u lei9t be-
reit finb. ibren &inbern bic 8Ortbsile
bOrsuentbalten, pelde cine quite Rsnnt.
nib Der beuti9en Sprade bietet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
3am vSnotaaa Sag.

@ouberneur Surbin unb iein Stab
reifen 9eitern nod ct. 9ouis ab, nm
an Der bsuts fattfinoenben 6eier bee
Snbiana Sagss tbei!3unebmen. SIR
Die 9errf9aft lit Quartierim nSnfioe
Snn" belegt tporben.
Bic RewsbOp's 8apele bampft um
Witterna9t mad ct. 2ouis ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
&ormuno fur einen Seterameu
.berlangt.

Tamit es inn erm6gli9t tpirb, cine
Monatspenfion bon So gu siebeb, tpurbs
elm @siud our @rnennuns zines 0or-
munbes fur ben 3riesspeteran Wm. 6.
Carpenter eingersidt. Carpenter tpurbe
am 2. Mus. fur irrinnia ertldrt unb
am 6. Musuft uurbe er ins STRENUOUS
iiberfabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

beutet barauf BIN, baB bieies Streben
aud FIR bic Nuaman-g efeai9aft aus=
f9lageebenb 1T.
60 idlimm, ME bic Bertreter Der
eroBen @iisnbabnen fie f9ilberten, als
fe Dor einiaen Monaten bas @eri4ies
ben ibrer 8aupldne befannt saben,
einen She'll ibrer Werfitdtten i9lofen
uub Sauienbe Mrbeitsr entlieBen, lit
bic Gage slidli9erpsiie ni9t = man
perfOlste nit ienem @rau in grau=
Wfalen eben ben oben an9eoeuteten
3wed =, aber baB bas @eiddft lett
etwa einem Sabre fart abgeflaut bat,
iann bod teinem 3meifel unterlie9en.
Samit bat f6 bic Gage bes Mrbeits=
marttes gu nngunten Der Irbeiter ber=
i9le9tert, unb bas fu9t Der Mrbeitse-
Der nun a%ussunuBen = beildufg ge=
fast, seraoe 10 pie bic Irbeit NIT &e9t
iebe ibr giinftise 8erdnoerung bes
Warttss mad Srdften aus3unuBen be-
ftrebt lit, inbem fe b66ere 6 6bne, leid=
tere Irbsitsbebingunger als lett Sob
rem unb bamit bas MrbeitsangebOt
gr6Ber - alfo niebrisere 96bns!
Die 8robi9ld9ter tinoigten cine
Serabiebuns Der 2obne on unb bic
Solge mar Elm Streif, tofipielig fir fe
unb perbdngnibpOa FIR piele 3auienbe
Mr5eiter. Sic 8abnen ma1ten's an.
berg: fe ftenten ale Nrbeit, bic ni4t
serabe iein muBte. Elm, entlieben Saus
isnos Mrbsiter uno er3ielten es bier unb
oa, inbem fie tpeitere @ntlaHunesn in
inbem he tpeitere @ntlaHungen in Wus.
i9t felten, bab bic oerbliebenen Nrs
better in ibre1 Werttdtten fi9 cine
tleine 2obnperminoerun9 9efaQen lie=
Ben. sic sinsen ben Streits aus benz
Wege nno ~selangten bod gu ibrem
3iel = es ptirbe ibnen porausf9t=
lid isbt f9on nidt f9per tuerben, ale
gewtnidtsn Mrbeitstrdfte 3u betommen
su ettpas niebriseren 266nen.
Mus bieiem geiipiel bat bic BULL
man : @eieaf6aft oHenfidtlid gelernt.
Genn es ibr aut an Befteaungen
manseln mag, 10 t6nnte Tie bod Obne
3weifsI lire Ga5riten in 8etrieb bal=
zen, tpenn fe bas molte, benin fs
t6nnte @age1 fur ben eigenen Bebarf
bausn, aber oasu finb ibr bic Nrbeits=
l6bne su bod, unb oa Tie aus eisener
frtiberer uno Nnoerer @rfabrung ct.
tparten muB. bab cine 2obnbei9nei-
oung bon ben Mrbeitern nit einem
Streit beantmortet tperben tptirbe,
|i9liebt fis lieber gang, in Der iideren
grpartuns. baB Die Nroeiter nod eini=
ger 3sit iebr irOb isin uerben, gu ben
niebrigeren 26bnen wieber arbeiten gu
fDnren.
@enr bieies neue Mittel CUR 0er=
meibun9 BON Streifs 10 gut arbeitet,
trie man ertpartet1 mub, banrt tpirb es
borausfi9tli9 tpeitere M%nuenoung fin-
ben. unb ME mirb bann bic oreanifrte
Mrbeit bieier rneusr Wahs - bic fe ge-
miRermaben benz vunternebmeetbum"
islbft in bic Sanb briidte, bsge9nen? =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
@runbeisentbums uebertrasmngen.

Nrtbur 9. Broun on Sbomas 6.
Wiler &C., 2ots IL uno IL, 8roun's
8roofibe part addition, 6fli9 bon
Olnep Strr, n6rblid bon 10. Sirabe,
5000.
@baunesp q. 0ammonb an @ott=
frieo Nufoerbeioe, Got s, glod z. Sn,
b~ianapolis Gar Cos l. Mbb. fiblid
bon Mtlas Worts. $500.
CLARA y. StuBenhereer an @liifort
6orneg, She'll Got 81, Warman grben
6augbbiae Sub. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Na&rtGtet aus Snbiama.


~ " '
Sort Wapne, 81. Nus. gm
nd4iten Sienfag besinnt bic Sort
Wapne Gair. No9 niemals purbsn
bier iul4e umfafsnoen @orbereitun=
gen our TerantaItung elmer lamb
uirtbidaftliden Nusfteaun9 ~sstrpfen,
ME oiesmal. Die MttrattiOnen fine
bielieitiser unb sablreider benin lie gu
Dor. Die Nusfeaung bon pferben,
&inbbieb, Sdafen unb @sfigel mar
nod ME 10 sroBartig uno pielieitis. Sc
tommen an $40, 900 prdmien our @er-
theiluns. 6erner purben ausseseben
fir neue NusfteIungs=@ebduo iiber
81, 900, uno Die N%miiements, freie
8orfeaunsen, Sasfeuermerte &c. tper-
ben iiber $4,000 foften. 0err 8. u.
Wiebte bat bic &On3siiion our Setting
beg .@rfrifdunss Gartens" obsr
.Seuti9en PabiQions" erbaltsn.
S6btti9er Il naII
&enbaIIptIle, 81. MuQuf.
Sobn gdiferling, elm befannter 8iir-
ger, idob f9 geftern unb erlas turs
barauf ieinen Wermunbunsen. gr
tuar auf cine Setter seitiesen, UNI elm
@i9b6rn9en gu fdieBen, perlor fsinen
Salt unb ftiirate. Sci biefsr @eIsssn-
beit entIuo fi9 bas @smsbr unb Der
S9ub sins ibm bur9 ben 8Opf, i'm
faft au~genblidlid t6bteno.
Ser8ru9 Der t 3
RepubIifaner.
Sefferfonni1le, 1. Nus. Sic
als Big Sour" betannte 6attion bat
auf Der seitern Wadmittas in Sefferfon=
bile abeebaltenen Gountp Contention
einen poQfdnoisen Sie9 iiber bic vSn=
furgenten" babOn9etragen. gs han-
bette fia in Der 9auptfads UNI bic
Domination fur bas 2reisri9teramt,
unb bieielbs fisl benz gannertrdser Der
Big Sour, Senator @aro 8. @at-
ion, au. Sein 9eaener NOR Soraes
Dunbar aug SeheriOnbile. Nls per-
m%anenten @oriBer einiste man fi9 aui
ben vSi9 5nur"= Mann pauI BUR-
lingame, 9eeen ben rSniurgenten" Or.
Serrp 8. Mains. Nls sann @atipn
unb Dunbar in bic vMrena" traten
gab es 9robe unrube. Die iebo9 ourd
3uei poliaifsn bsfeitist uurbe. @at=
ion erbielt breiunoietsig, Dunbar
fiinfunboreiBi9 Stimmen. Dunbar
NOR tpiitbeno uno mics bic Homination
als Staatsantpalt srimmis ab. Der
RiB in Der parisi 1T ar6Ber. als ie,
CUR 6reube Der @ountD Democratic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Mnf benz @ese Der 8efermms'

@arren Rummel, wel9er am Iebten
GamHae Mbeno bon @eorge @. Subj
manl825 SbelbpStr 9ei9ohen wuroe,
neil er fi9 in unbefuster Weiie aui
beKen 8runbfid umbergetriebet batte,
befinbet fi9 auf benz @ese Der Befes
run9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

Annapolis Wo. 2abett Sdra=
Der fiel bonn 2riessi&iff 5urtfOrb in's
Waher uno ertrant.
pittsburg. 5tinf 2eute muir.
ben bur9 ben Nbfur3 zines glepatprs
i'm parf=@ ebdube ernfIi9 berlsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

- Rau&t bic BONANZA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29

Mr.. Meyer had been married for some
years, and the couple had one child.
Shortly after the engagement was an
nounced Mrs. Meyers and hersister went
to Europe it being said at the time that
the younger woman's health was failing.
The youngest Meyer child was born
while Mrs. Meyer and her sister we're
abroad.
When Miss Sharp returned arrange
ments were at once begun to bring about
the wedding. The ceremony was post
poned once, owing to the opposition OF
Mr. Meyer, and then, in April, 1903,
after the arrangements had been compile
ted, and almost at the hour set for the
wedding, the announcement was made
that the match had been broken off. so
late was the announcement made that
many of the guests were at the church,
and the evening newspapers in Buffalo
printed accounts of the affair as if it had
taken place.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29
SUMMER RESORTS.

THE LION" METAL POLISH for clean
ing and polishing Brass, Copper, &c. Price
25e. For sale by -
Z. s, LEADBEATER l. SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29
DRY GOODS.
4 Remarkable
Sale
With Astonishing
Opportunities.
A Sale Of SeasOnable Mer-
chandise Which Will
Meet With An En-
thusiastic Re-
spOnse.

so Pieces White Silky Finish Persian Lawn,
15c value 9ic.
so pieces Sheer White Goods, with fancy
White Scroll work, 124c value, 5c.
20 pieces Sheer White Goods, fancy stripes,
Zoe value &C.,
Mercerized White Madras, 29c value l9c.
10 pieces 40.incb White Swiss, 25c value,
15c.
One case 4O-inch India Linon, l5c value
10c.
White Wash Silk, SOC value, 25c.
Black India Silk, 80 inches wide, 69e value,
49c.
All wool Black Nuns Yelling, 49c.
NAVY and Black Silk finish Molair, Ace.
Cream Bedford Cord, for infants clOaks,
19c.
pieces (all pink 4O-inch Dress Linens
25c value, s3c.
Yard wide Percals, 79c.
Fast Black Lawn, 9ic.
Infants White Flannel, l21c.
One ease Light Outing Flannels, b4c.
25c pieces heavy Russian Crash, &c.
6O.inch Bleached Table Linen, 25c.
Brown Dress Linens, 12lc.
One case Dress Ginghams, sc.
Beached Sheets for double beds, 49c.
ng-40-inch Brown Cotton, &c.
Bale Heavy Brown Cotton, 3sc.
25 pieces Indigo Blue Prints, Ssc.
Case Bleached Cotton, 10c value, Sc.
so White Spreads, SOC value, 69c.
30 rolls Mating, Slc yard.
Jointless Mating, l2Ic, lie and 1872.
800 Corset Covers, lace trimmed, 2lc.
3fc Muslin Drawers, hemstitched tucked
ruffle, 25c.
69c Mulin Gowns, handsomely trimmed
zoe.
Samples Mating for rugs, 15c.
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers, Sl.5O value, 9sc.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, white and black lawn
69c value. 49c.
Ladies' Wash Skirts, Black and Navy ,Sl.2'
value, S9c.
Black Mercerized Underskirts. Sl.OO value
SOC.
Odd lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, $50 value
25c.
12Ic Dress Shields &c.
Odd lot Ladies' Belts. 25c value, sc.
Children's Black Hose, DC.
BOYS Fancy Blouse Waists, l5c.
Ladies' Corsets 49c value, 29c.
La1;o4i Short corsets, win Garter "ttach
ments soc.
Ladies' Black Gauze Lisle Hose, 25c value
| 15c.
Mems Fancy Socks 15c value, lie.
Ladies' Black Dropstitched Hose. &c.
Children's Bleached Vests, sc.
Ladies Lisle Finish Vests, &c.
| Sacrifice Of 20 pieces Fine Embroidery, 20
to 81 % values, soc.
Val Laces, 2O0 dozen, &c doz.
Pure White Pearl Buttons, &c dozen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29
SUICIDE OF A WOMAN.

Julia Sharp, of Buffalo, whose mar
riage to Manson Fiske was stopped as the
guests were on their way to the church,
in April, last year, was found dead in
her room, in little country place near
Dauville Monday. A pistol was found
in her hand, and the opinion prevails
that the girl committed suicide, though
her relatives deny this and insist that
death was due to accident.
Since the stopping Of the wedding
Miss Sharp, who was prominent socially
in Buffalo, had lived in retirement. In
the little village of Sharps Station, away
from her relatives and friends, she occu-
pied small house. She kept entirely
to herself, only occasionally driving TO
Dauville. The other night she enter
tanned few friends from that place. No
one had guessed at her identity or con-
nected her with the Miss Sharp, the
breaking off of whose marriage had stir
red Buffalo society year ago.
There happened to be among the party
entertained one who knew her, and this
person asked: AREN'T you from Buf.
falo, Miss Sharp" "Yes," replied the
girl, and then she walked away quickly.
Since that time she had been respondent.
The young woman was left alone in
her room Tor few minutes Monday.
Her maid had hardly reached the stair
way when she heard a shot. Returning
she found her young mistress dead on
the floor, revolver, from which one
shot had been fired, tightly held in the
right hand. The bullet had gone
through the head, entering at the tenn
pie.
Those conversant with the Sharp fam
lily and the scandal that resulted in the
stopping of the wedding state emphat-
icaily that the girls death was due en-
tirely to the turmoil and publicity incl
dent TO the happenings of last year.
Miss Sharp's sister is married to Ma
ior Albert J. Meyer, veteran of the
Cuban war and for many years we'll
known Buffalo LAWYER and clubman. II
was Mr.. Never who stopped the mar
rage. TOR what reason has never beer
stated. Shortly after the stir caused
by his action Meyer resigned from al
his clubs.
Manson Fiske, young banker socially
prominent in Buffalo, met Miss Sharp
at her sisters house and became engaged
to her. From the very outset the brother
in-law OF the girl opposed the match
dis reasons for doingso were never told
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29
CONFESSION OF A BooDLER.

It was announced in st. Louis yssSer-
day that Charles A. Gutke, former men,
ber of the House of Delegates, convicted
on charge of bribery and soon to be
tried on another similar charge, made a
complete confession to Circuit Attorney
Joseph w. Folk, in which he declared
that former Delegate Charles F. Kelley
had told him he had received $3.50, 600
for going to Europe when his presence
in st. Louis jeopardized men of promi-
nence, Kelley is also resting under one
conviction and is soon to be tried In
another case. Circuit Attorney Folk
attaches great importance to the revela-
tions which have been made by Gutke.
He said that it opened up many new
avenues of investigation and that it
brought things to light which have not
been heard of before, involving the men
higher up.
When he came out of the office of
Circuit Attorney Folk Gutke said "Ihe
best reparation that | can make for The
wrongs have done is to confess fully
to everything in order that the public
NAV realize what has been going on.
Yielding to the pleadings of my wife,
have determined to do all | can to atone
for my sins against the public. The
people of st. Louis even now do not
realize how they have been persistently
plundered for years and years by men
they elected to make laws for their
city"
al became a member of the House OF
Delegates in 1897" said Gutke, "and
at once became a member ofthe combine
of that body, which was an organization
composed of 19 delegates for the purpose
of selling legislation. The first bill that
came up after had become a member
of the combine was the suburban loop
bill The combine got $50, 900 for their
votes on this bill; on the Union avenue
bill we got SIS, 600; on the Central Trac-
ton bill we got $75, COCOON the Third street
line bill we got $4,000; on the light
ming bill we got SAT, 500; on the subur-
ban bill we were to get $75, 600, which
is now in the safe deposit box in the
Lincoln Trust Company, being placed
there with the agreement that 1t should
be turned over to us when the bill
had been passed. While these are
some of the largest bribes secured
during my term of Office, there were
innumerable Others ranging from
$40, 600 for switching bills to few
hundred dollars for some minor privil-
lege. The bribe prices were fixed in
meetings of the combine, the procedure
being for some member to get up and
move that certain price be fixed on
certain bill. Other members would give
their opinions and vote would be taken
and the price receiving the highest num-
Der of votes would be adopted. Then
we would select an agent OF the combine
by ballot to negotiate for and receive the
money. This agent would distribute the
money amongst us. From my intimate
knowledge of dealings with this combine
and from information secured on what
has been going on in st. Louis for the
last quarter OF century. | make the
positive statement that there is hardly a
corporation in the city of st. Louis of
$3.50, 900 and over, that has not either
been held up for bribe money or bought
official action from the combine in the
House of Delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29
ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Better than Doctors
Prescription.

Mr.. J. w. Turner, of Truhart, Va,
SAYS that Chamberlain's Stomach and
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DOCTOR If any physician in this country
was able to compound medicine that
would produce such gratifying results
in cases of stomach tronbles, biliousness
or constipation, his whole time would
be used in preparing this one medicine.
For sale by Richard Gibson and w. f.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-29
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