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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

don. PittsburE: T. J. Young. Mobile: r.
; Il Noodle. Dayton. o.: William r Wilson.
San Francisco: Chris Irving. Denver.
Colo: William T. McGurrin. Grand Rapids.
| Mich and William II RothrOck. Balti-
more
To-rn"Trow morning the convention Will
he called &" order; MI Jeremiah Sne--
I han. chairman Of II" Arrangements Com
iE!irse will Introduce Mayor RoIla
, Wells who Will extend an address % vel
come
The entertainment programme 10 a,
follows.
Tomorrow evening. music reception IN
the pa-lors of the Hamilton Hotel to dele
sa'es. ladies and guests "Wednesday )
morning ladies will b@ taken TO Mersmec
Highlands and luncheon will b. served at
the Highlands Inn. Wednesday evening
mission tickets To- the Worlds Fair
grou'ds and VIII witness the special per-
fo:mances at ''Hsl.'s Fire Fighters and
Ia the -heafer % the Irish Village. after
which a banquet will be held a; the Par
lament House Restaurant jeremiah
Sh.ehaa viii act as toastmaster.
toasts a. follows. The National As
s0cIation Master Plumbers" President r.
u. HoTHbTook: our Guests of is-'. -.
J, Finuer;y of Boston; Mass: Our
Guests - 1901 William H. Doyle, Phiis.
d-iphia. "a supply Trad. and Kindred
Interests" Joseph T.. Hartnet. secretary
Company: The Ladies John J. Foy
81, Louis: 1.-THE Greatest Worlds FaIr.
Thornis r Hanley. Chicago: "Rsiations
OF Manufacturer aud Master Plumber.
y. o. Nelson. president y. o; Nelson
Manufacturing Company: The St Louis
Association .. Master Plumbers Presi-
cent \ r F.ttiR: The Trad. Press.
81. Heatheriou. New York: The city o.,
81 Louis Ben Adkins. Water Commits. :.
sloner uf - Louis and former national
president 0f 'he National Association OF
Master Plumber
Thursday. while the convention l. In ses-
sion. the ladies viii - taken IN autono.
blles through the park. residence ana
shopping districts. taking luncheon az tbs
William barr Dry Goods Company about
{ r IN. In the evening. there VIII De
bali at the Hamilton Hotel.
Friday morning. the convention being
o..r. the .rtirc party will visit the A.
keuse.- Busch Brewery. After Vi-wingrhe
plant f. operation. a luncheon viii De
served a. IN. brewery. the entire party re-
turning direct 10 tn. Worlds Fair grounds
AZ 2 % m From To- o'clock. al! viii
he at liberty. meeting again In body at
T. m. after which they VIII witns~s
a .p.riaI performanc. ~ Paris on ~
PIKE" the Battle o: Santiago" at the
naval exhibit and rip over the lagOcfs
90 view the Cascades and Illuminated
buildings
Saturday there Will be sn excursion on
tie steamer CIty II Providence to Monte
sauo SPRINGS whore a special programme
OF music and entertainment has been pre-
Mrs. ]. sheehan and Mrs a r. Fettig
are president and secretary. respectively.
Of the ladies' auxiliary. which was organ
lied FOR the entertainment y: visiting
women.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
ROYALTY SNUBBEO
AT THE FAIR
Latuna. a Pygmy Prince, Had
Trouble With Gateman Because
He Could Not Show His Pass.

Royalty received a snub at the Worlds
Fair grounds yesterday when a Prince
was denied entrance at one OF the gates
because he had not pass wherewith 10
enter. Prince Latuna. heir nppar.nt 10
the throne Of Iatobats in the country OF
the Congo. was the scion Of royalty who
was obliged to wait on the outside of an
Exposition pass gate.
Tho dusky pygmy Prince and one Of his
tribesmen had gone outside the Exposi-
ton walls TO stretch their legs in a pleas 3
ant stroll and Incidentally TO purchase a
ripe and Juicy watermelon with the pro-
ceeds OF their daily large>s which visitors
10 lheir reservation distribute.
After sdmirtng the scenery OF 81. Louis
County and disposing Of the watermelon
TO the gate. They presented Themselves
at the pass gates for admittance. each
pygmy showing two white rows of ivories
In grin Of rcpletion.
Where are your passes?' demanded
Gateman George McCnIe.
But they only pressed against the locked
turnstile. which did not bulge. The NOR.
they pressed the more the gafeman de-
manded their passes. They had no passes
and as they wore but little clothes IL soon
became evident TO the gateman that their
passes could not be concealed in their
In a little while the royal blood began
to boil at the delay In letting the portcuIiis
fall that he might retire to his regal pavil-
ion within the castle gates.
Me Prince IAtuna." he said, as he
ducked under the turnstile bars In an at
tempt to storm the gates and gain admit
tance within the grounds.
Don't care II you are All coons look
alike to me-" replied Gateman McCole. as
he reached down and grabbed the princely
wool and threw the princelins out
In the meantime Latunas henchman. the
other pygmy. was attacking the flank and
vainiy showing against the exit stiles In
an attempt to enter.
The fuZzy-wuzzies were waxing wrothier
at each vain attempt to gain the inside OF
the grounds and reach the reservation. and
might have broken their diminutive bodies
against the bars had not their white men
tor arrived on the run from the reserva-
ton. summoned TO the scene by a tele-
phone message.
When the Prince and his subject had
gained the inner walls he halted just in-
side the gates ,ong enough to cast q with
ering and naughty glance of scorn at
Gateman McCole. whose plebeian hand had
invaded his regal locks. Then. as a Par
THAN shot. he drew his finger ominously
across his throat and gave an imitation
death croak to initiate what would hap
pen to McCOle II he should ever be found
within the pygmy demesnes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS MEET
FOR THEIR C0NClAvE.
san Frsnct.ro Brilliantly IiIo "inafed
In Honor of Arriving Comma nder-
ies-Great Parade To-Morr"w-

san Francisco. Sept. t-Sevsral special
trains barring knights Templsrs entered
this city to-day. There vas Amos, a
c1ntinusI PROCESSION Up Market street of
marching commaBderies being escorted
to their respective headquarters
Special services were held to-day ia con
n.,;,ion with the concIsye- The first
took place at the First Congregational
Church. and was attended by members
os the Grand Encsmpm-ni- Among those
officiating WAS the Reverend Doctor Dan
ie! &. Roberts. grand prelate OF the Grand
hncampmeni. At night a sacred concert
va, given at Mechanics pavilion In mem
ory OF President Mckinley. with a chorus
% V0 voices. The Interior Of the build
ing was a redwood forest. surrounding the
main audience space. which was csno-
pied with white cloth and archsd with
larx. electrical crossesf and other en-
blems OF the order.
The knights who arrived after dark TO-
nigh: received the impression that the city
rs uffarae The warsElrS m the hartof
were strung with lights. and the White
beams Of their searcnlights crossed the
sky The Ferry building. with its tower
picked out in green incsndescenis and Re-
.p!endent with "a great red electrical mai
t.se cross, crowned the entrance to ar.
electric highway which extended UP Mar
ket street for a distance OF TWO HIlcs.
and which was formed OF coionnades. coll
uruus and arches OF glowing bulDsl All
along the line Masonic embierns and
American flags hung from every building
I'm. Masonic Temple was abiaze with
fights, ana Ter.plsr Insignia and embiems
hung illuminated on ats walls
I'M. feature Of to-1nOrrows programme
vxtli b. the reception Of the Earl of Eus-
ton, representing the Grand prlory OF
England and Wales. He will be received
by n full TempIar escort. consisting of four
tyoops mounted and two companies on
loot and a band Of twenty-five pieces
ON tuesday the great parade Will take
Mace with 500 sir knights in line. 1ne
bnetns.s sessions will begin Tuesday aft
sTnoon. on "Wednesday the competitive
drills Will take place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
All but One of the Victims in
New York Disaster Are
Women and Children.
NEARLY A SCORE ARE HURT,
Most of the Men Asleep on the
Roof When Flames Are Dis
covered. hut Escape To
Neighboring Buildings.

New York. Sept. 4.-Fourteen persons
a Ere in a nve-story double tenement In
Attorney street early this morning.
II was one of the worst fires in the loSs
Of human lives that has occurred on the
East side in several years. although the
property loss was slight.
The dead included four women. one man
and nine children. ranging in age from ,
months TO Il years.
Many Of the injured we're taken to hos
pitals. and II IS thought that several OF
these Will die Among the injured were
five firemcn. who were on a fourth floor
Dalcony when It fell with them.
The small number OF men among the
killed and injured was due to the fact that
most OF the men who lived In the build
ing following the Attorney street Gus
tom. In hot weather. were asleep on the
roof, while hut few OF the women and
children wsr. there
Those on the roof were unable TO escape
by descending through the burning build
u ., and mar their way to safety over
hhrik.ooIing roofs Mesnwhile. the mem
be's OF freir families no had remained in
their rooms found escape cut OF. and pam
&c reisned throughout the structure.
ALARM IS DELAYED
The fire started about O'Clock In the
morning. and there was considerable delay
In sending in an alarm. although the dis
trict Is one OF the most thickly populated
In the crowded Ess, Side of New York.
When the fremen reached the scene some
OF the tenants were jumping from the win
do~s and from the ends of fire escapes
that reached only TO the second floor: 9TH
ers we're crouchIng I'm the smoke in the
small rooms and narrow halls.
The fire i3 supposed to have been caused
by the explosion OF q lamp that had been
left to light the hall on the second floor
and the sleeping tenants were not
aroused until the hallway vas ablazc and
escape through the building cut of
The nre was soon eNtinRuished and the
search for the dead began. Most Of IN.
dead were found on the two upper floors
While the search of the building was
going on four fremen were at work on a
fourth-foor balcony. when II gave way
Another fireman on the balcony on the
floor below was also carried down and
was probably fatally injured. The other
four were badly hurt. but will recover.
Two OF them fell upon pile Of bedding
ing the courtyard and their injurie. we're
caused chiefly by the ironwork of the
balcony falling upon them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Beginning tomorrow. the National As
sociation OF Master Plumbers OF ,ht
United States Will hold its twenty-second
annual convention in 81. Louis. The CON
vention viii be held at the Hamilton Hotel
and Will continue Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The national organization OF Master
Plumbers consists OF forty-tvo State as
sociations. With total membership sp-
pronimatins IG"1. In the last year ter
ritorisI organization has been affected in
the Hawaiian Islands Porto Rico and
Cuba. each of which viii be represented
al this convention.
The Dominion o. Canada has an ind--
pendent organization Of master plumbers.
but will send fraternal delegates. inc!ud-
ing their national president. George Rose
Of Toronto. Canada
Many O. tn. delegate. FOR this oOnven-
tion are men possessing national Tepuia-
ton experts on sanitary matters.
some of them Icing Board Of Health Of
fcisIs. supervisors of plumbing and Wa
terworks directors In our largest cities.
and some are In the employ y; the United
States Government.
Many interesting papers o. a technical
character will be read at this cOnven-
ton, nearly all tf which Will appeal 10
municipal author les In their analysis
OF the relations OF plumbing consrruc-
ton, safe disposal OF sewerage. puTifica-
lion Of water supply and kindred themes
affecting public health IN" worh ol
tenement house commissions ia sexeTa!
Eastern cities. particularly New YORK.
will he presented In the NaiIonai saiii-
tsry Commissions report
Tba a, Louis Association OF Master
Plumbers has been earnestly at Work Tor
several months preparing programme OF
tertainmenr for this convention Ioun-
Gilman jeremiah Sheehan. a former ma
tiouaI president, was elected as generdi
chairman Of arrangements. The kss.cu-
tive Committee consists OF Joau J. FoJ.
chairman: a r. BesrdOn and \. !. F.t-
tIC T J. She.han, II. j. Collins. William
Burke and Jacob Reudi-
While the convention proper lasts hut
three days the programme f. made 10 en-
brace the entire week. To-day the officers
and Board of Directors Of the nati0na!
hody will hold Their business session at
;he Hamilton Hotel. In th, evening they
Will b.. Informally entertained by members
Of the 81, Louis Association.
The officers and Board az Directors or
,h, SatIonal Association are as foliow-,
President. r. ID. Hornbrook. Kansas Guy.
vice president, David Craig 81 Boston.
financial and recording secretary. j. g.
RIchardson. Kansas City. and treasurer.
w f. Goodman OF Milwaukee The Board
Of Directors: r. Tierney. Providence, u.
L: George p Kirhhoff. indianapolis.
Tiomas +. Gaynor. New YORK: William
Il. Coff.y. Tacoma. Wash: Joseph a Wei
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
.:n3,,la no MONEY TIL CURED
HNUuIM 232-sass Ioak a Asesai nssass
] UVuOUO Ssse frss. E1aaiaGfIss fsss- |
-. no9SIoN MINOR. 1888 Olive s.. s.. Lssls

Pennsylvania building at the Worlds Fair.
The arrivals Will take the places Of the
four men who stood watch over the relic
last month. They will remain here
throughout September
The new men are Jerry Hurley. John
Commoford. MAJ Saller and Joe Logan
Hurley. the midget OF the squad. is 3
feet inch in height. while the others
stand S feet inches In their stockings
Logan is the veteran OF the squad in
point Of service. having been on the force
twelve Jears- He IL still a young man
He Is rather slender. and Is best known
as STATS. He is very much OF ath-
lete. and Is particularly noted for his
wonderful chest development. Logan IL
quite 4 dancer and has taken part IN
various minstrel performances given by
the policemen of the Quaker City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
GEORGE |. W0ERHEIDE BURIED
Ended Life With Morphine III
Spokane, Wash.

The funeral OF George /. Woerheide. who
died from morphine poisoning at Spokane.
wash. two weeks ago. took place from
the residence Of his parents. No. Ass2 Ie-
due street. yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. woerheide haa become despondent
through lack Of funds and inability TO get
employment. and spent the last money he
had for n room in a Spokane hotel he
was found In an unconscious condition
Teiegrams were sent by the Chief OF
Police at Spokane to his father. who re-
fused 70 believe the report. A photograph
and a letter In the young mans nand-
convinced his father and the body was
shipped to St. Louis. arriving here Satur-
day.
Reverend Joseph II. Young. The inter-
ment was made in st. Peters Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
DR.. LiGHTLE CONVICTED
OF VIOLATING A GRAVE.
Arkansas Physicinn Fined $4,000 and
senteaced to Jail for Six
Months for His Crime.

sesrcy. Ark. Sept. Tin Magistrate Har-
lan's court yesterday afternoon Doctor r.
c. Lightle was convicted on the charge
Of violating a grave and was fined 1000
and sentenced 70 six months in jail
The principal witness for the prosecution
was Waiter Gregory who testified sub
Stsntially that he entered into a plan to
take the body Of EDWARD Pitts from the
sravs and pas. 1t o as that o, Doctor
Hghtle. in order thAt insurance policies
TO the amount Of s21 600 in favor Of Ligntle
could be collected. Gregory implicated
Doctor Ljghtle and former Mayor John v.
Roberts. Roberts is under bond TO appear
for trial.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

coived s. .,S being all the assets Of Ct.
Johns orphan Sncie:v. local charitable
society. wlsicii was organized here thirty
FIVE years ago. but whose membership has
dwind!ed down until but eight are left.
The surviving members. after some dis
cussion. agreed to dissolve the society and
transfer all I;s assets 20 the new hospital.
This IS the largest single gift which the
hospital mas received.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

INa wish to lnIOTm our trends and Gus
torn.rs tult We have no connection with
sny other dairy luncbroOm by the name Of
Masters We at, still at the old stand. nI
and sS North Seventh street. and our
annex 100 Pine street. Thanking one and
ali for past "a, ors. We are at your service.
THEO. MASTERS SON
Theo Masters e. Il. Masters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
New u.ais.a B.ilAi.s Hostess.

Mrs. ". II. O'Brien Of Lawrenceburg IL
the new hostess at the Indiana building
at the Worlds Fair. succeeding Mrs. w
". Stevens Of Salem. Mrs. OBrien is the
cratic Committee OF Indiana. and a MEM
ber Of the State Senate. 6he will be in
charge for ten days. Her essistant will be
Mrs. ]. n. Bauer. also Of LAwrenceburg.
The Misses Frances and Elisabeth OBrien
and Laura and Catherine Bauer will BE-
viii thAiS 0oth0nA
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
NEW LIBERTY BELL GUARDS.
Midget Of the Squad Is Six Feet
One Inch.

new squad OF four members OF the
Philadelphia Reserves are expected to ar
rive tomorrow In st. Louis TO act as
guardians OF the Liberty Bell. which Is
one OF the principal attractions Of the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Francis A. Strough OF kalamazoo. Mich.
"the Picture Evangelist" lectured at S
o'clock last night at the Y. N. c. A. tent
at the Worlds Fair Preceding the lecture
was a song service. at which Miss Kath-
crime valenzuela OF the Indian School rem
dered a number Of solos. Mrs. Grace Hoover
Blair, Miss H. Louise Hoover an6 Mi =
Adelaide Berne Of st. Louis led the eong
service In the afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Mrs. Parks Fisher. Commissioner from
Maryland and hostess of the State pavil-
ion. gave her regular O'Clock Sunday tea
TO the ''shut-ins'' at the Worlds Fair
grounds yesterday. Assisting Mrs Fisher
were her two nieces-the Misses Louise
and Kittie Roberteon Of Baltimore
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
r,,,p,no. Enter state University.

REPI Bl>it SfE<-i-ts
Columbia. no. Sept. six natives Of the
Malasi tribe OF Fflipinos arrived in Colum-
bia Yesterday afternoon to enter the State
University for a four years course in the
AGRICULTURAL department The students are
being sent to the university by the United
States Government. Missouri University
being selected because of .ts central loca-
tion. The students are I.Ibori Conner. An
tonic Sison. Arturo Garcia, Gabriel Flores.
Potenicano Guasoi. ano Parifri-s LaiJyo
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Blue or white "DTesden.'' a handsome
sheet OF paper and fifty envelopes TO
match for 81 cents.
At MERMOD & JACCARp'S.
Broadway and Locust st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

EyeGlasses and spectaeIes.
The right kind. properly fitted and ad-
1usted. In steel frames 81 and up: In gold
frames from S up.
At MERMOD 4 JACCARDS.
Broadway and Locust ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

REPI BI.Ic sPEc1AL-
Excelsior Springs. No. Sept. I-Modcn
Hutchines. 20 years old. died at his home
near here last night. Nr Hutchings was
born ON the farm where he died and had
lived there continuously. He had never
been out Of the county.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
HOSPITAL Receive. Large Gift.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. Sept l-The new $500
hospital Of the Sisters Of st. Mary. now
being erected In this c;iy. yes,erdaY gs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Pains Fireworks.

An elaborate display in the Stadium.
Worlds Fair grounds. at 1a5 tonight.
Pictures in fire of the great labor leaders,
John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers. Ad-
xpission freA. Seats 10 cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
spent Life In One Coensy.

81. 20 to New York saved via Erie r. r.
Tickets. No. l02 North Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
ALL is READY FOR RECEPTION
OF NATIONAL MASTER PLU LUMBERS

Organization With Membership of Ten Thousand Will Convene
-. Louis To Morrow Delegates Expected From HAWAII,
Cuba Porto Rico and Canada = Elaborate Programme Pre-
pared.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

81 30 to New York saved via Erie r. r.
Tickets, No. l02 North Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

It's in the make. says H \ Hess.
Taller. s17 PiuA
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
SOUTH SALISBURY.

Charles Everest haYing finished his
season with the creamery business is
making arrangements for a winters
term in California
Last reports from Peleg Cole is that
he is with his sons, Charles and
Louis also his sister, Jane, enjoying
the best of health. Miss Susie Cole
| has entered a hospital in Frisco as "a
nurse.
Earl Howard has begun the market
ing business, will make regular trips
with all kinds of meat on Wednes-
days, and Saturdays, his friends wish
him success.
Box socials have had their dey
seemingly in this place judging from
The attendance on Friday evening.
{ ute little snow has fallen, not
eaoLgh for good sleighing.
+. Eddy was in Brandon on Fri
day.
F. Eddy and mis- daughter, lone left
or Troy Saturday evening.
Scarlet fever is in Erred Beagles >
FANNY anu the mousse IS QudFdnllileu'
Remember the coming of the humor-
list, Miss Jessie Camp Ross who will
be here on Wednesday eve, Dec II.
Mrs Il. Percy has declined teaching
at Center SALISBURY. a lady from
Bennington has been engaged.
Miss Frances Bissell will go to
Averill Park on Friday of this week
to spend the two weeks holiday, vaca-
ton.
Mrs Frank Beagle is better of her
rheumatism.
Communion services will be observ-
ed on sunday next instead of the fol
lowing Sunday, that being Xmas.
q. Bronson is convalescing finely.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money 90 &c cent
bottle of Greene. S Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure your co Igh or
cold We also guarantee a p C ,rt bot
tie to prove satisfactory or money re-
funded,
j. T. Shurtleff, J. NJ. Ayres,
o. +. Gibson, B. A. Quinlan,
Bennington.
c. II. Houghtou, North Bennington.
C.. X. 4 A. b. Hawkins, So. SALISBURY
O. f. Adams, Arlirg ton.
f. c. Woodwork, o. E. Adams & Co.,
East Arlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
HOME INVESTMENT

We offer the Bennjnoton
Water Power & Light Co. First
mortgage 5 per cent Bonds at
a price to net about S l-2 per
cent. The interest has been
prom pity paid, on this issue OF
bonds, for the past eleven
years. Further particulars On
application.
HARRY B POWELL & co.
Woodstock, VT.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
Pirating Foley's Honey and Tar.

Foley Il CO., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account OF the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered as no other preparation
will give tne same satisfaction. 1t is
mildly laxative. 1t contains no OPT
ates and is safest for children and del.
icate persons. Sod by b. A. Quirlsn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
Harold IulI rs Private Secretary

BINGHAMTON. y. Y, Dec. IL
United States District Judge Royal \.
Gunnison. who was appointed recently
by President Roosevelt to preside over
the First district of Alaska. has an
nounced the appointment of Harold
Lull of Ithaca TO act as his private sec
rotary and court stenographer ut sal
airy of $1,000 year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
Lniversit, Renounccs 100000.

APPLETON. Wis. Dee I-Law-
renee university will rcnounce all
claims to the gift of 100000 provided
in the will of William w. Cooper, who
lost his life in the lroquoiS theater fire
in Chicago. Instead of receiving $780,
900 the university will receive 500.
This amount was due on note given
by Mr. Cooper to the university.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-14
DR.. Koch Innocent, Says Brooks.

ROCHESTER,. Mimi. Dee. 14.-That
the murderer of Dr. Gebhardt of New
Tim is now in Rochester and that DR.
Koch, now under arrest. is innocent is
the declaration of Asa u. Brooks, who
saw the man crouching near the vic
tim on the night of the murder.