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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
forage did not reach them in time to
save stock. No reduction Is made Wl
bread grains, except for seeding.

save stock No reduction Is made ol
bread grains, except for seeding.
+ The gold produced in the United
States, during the year, for which the
government has completed it's figures.
is announced as 3,S92,4S0 ounces. This
gold, if brought together and nodded
into an equilateral cube, would make
solid block six feet six inches high
and the same dimensions on its sides.
The value OF this block of gold is about
$50, 1885,, 64S. The past year was rec
ord breaker in gold production. More
than $7,000000 worth more than last
year is the increase. The best previous
year was 1902, when the output was
about $S0,OO0,00O. The following year
the output sagged to $73,O00,000, where
it stuck until this new boom started
During the eli ght years from 1892 the
output of gold in the United States in
creased rapidly. Beginning with about
s33,Oo0,o00, 1T went up to $7s,0o0.o0o in
1900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

'"The rate making legislation and
that is stunted definition Of what
is proposed-ought to be made by the
republicans" boldly asserts the Sioux
City Journal. This fact is understood
by the dominant party at either end
Of the capitol, and it is understood in
the executive offices at the other end
of the avenue" The Journal gives
warning that "The country has en-
trusted the republican party with pow
err The expression last year was en-
phatic. The country expects the re-
publican party to do the right thing;
and if it should be headstrong and per-
verse about it, the country as the DEM
ocrats anticipate, will settle with the
party to which it has confided it's bus
mess"
Admitting that certain United
States senators may be open to crit
icism, the Spirit Lake Beacon points
out that .'of each it may be truthfully
said, he is faithful to his trust-ahd
in some cases to several of Them"
For all will agree" declares the
Maquoketa Excelsior, that "the past
decade has created wonderful change
and development of our country from
an industrial standpoint, and it is hard
to comprehend why intelligent men
who realize these changes, can yet
stand pat and declare that a host of
tariff Schedules made for conditions
which existed ten years years ago, APP
ply equally to today's situation"
"It is impossible to find anything
around the country that looks like
last year corn crib" observes the Fonda
Times.
The Traer Star-Clipper says: mo
one either says or thinks that President
Roosevelt has either lost interest in
tariff revision or chaged his attitude
upon the subject. He is not a man
who easily recedes from position he
has taken, but if he does change his
mind. he never delays publishing the
fact if 1t be matter of public concern.
The fact that he has quit talking may
well arouse suspicion that he belleVes
he has found a way to act, under the
law. in a way that will accomplish tar
lift revision independently. of any two
thirds vote in the senate. II that is
the explanation there are some lively
times ahead"
"The fact is fact Secretary Shaw is a
GREAT man and one of the very few men
in the country that are fitted by anillty
and training for the position he holds"
saws the Nevada Representative. We
do not think, and never did think, that
in his dealings with men he is espec-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
Man. unreasonabteness.

is often as great as womar's. But Thos.
s. Austin, Mgr. Of the Republican,
Of Leavenworth, Ind, was not unreas-
enable, when he refused to allow the
doctors to operate on his wife. for fe-
male trouble, Instead" he says, I'VE
concluded to try Electric Bitters My
wife was then SO sick. she could hardly
leave her bed, and five (5) physicians
hac failed to relieve her. After taking
Electric Bitters, she was perfectly
cured, and can now perform all her
household duties" Guaranteed by Nc
Donald & Mahood Co., druggists, price
20 cent?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
THANKSGIVING Gay Rates.

On account Of Thanksgiving Day
the Iowa Central Railway will sell
round trip excursion tickets to desti-
nations within 200 miles Of starting
point at rate Of one and one-third fare
Dates of sale November 20 and 30, re-
turn limit December 4. 1905. Call on
agents for particulars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27

Are you lacking in strength and Wig
or? Are you weak? Are you in pain?
Do you feel all run down? The bless
ing of health and strength come to all
who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27

"The oldest resident is already recit-
ing precedents in support of his belief
that this fine weather will last up to
February" says the Fort Dodge Chron-
icle. what sick and sinking feeling
he will have In his heart one of these
morning when he awakes to find biz
zard raging. Presidents are mighty
uncertain things in this climate"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
REJECT CANNING FACTORY.
jefferson Business Mon Hope for Nov
Manufacturing Plant Proposition.

Special to Times Republican.
Jefferson, Nov. 25.-The proposition
to establish a canning factory here has
been considered by our business men.
They concluded that 1T was not advis-
able to acceed to the terms proposed
by the promoters. While this action
ends this matter, the merchants club
Isl hopeful that some proposition for a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
Iowa Newspapers
HONOR AMONG THIEVES.
ISioux City Tribune]

IEoIVuN OTty i51ffS1
There is crude sort of inviolable
honor among thieves and gamblers.
Both are engaged IN business the law
cannot sanction. The gambler says he
will pay when he loses. The law won't
compel him to pay, but rare indeed Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27

tally fortunate, but in the clear COM
prehension Of business and abstract
principles we do not know and never
did know Of anybody like HIM"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27

manufacturing plant will be received.
on which they can take favorable ac-
ton.
The first blaze OF the season occur
ed here last night, when the small
dwelling house formerly owned by
Frank Bracket was burned. It was
insured.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protrudtng
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money Is PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure in 6 to IA DAYS SOC.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27

The Davenport Democrat says that
in the meantime Secretary Shaw will
keep both eyes fixed on the Hateful fig
pres. 1-9-0-8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27

Taste and Smell. Full size so cts, at Drug
gists or by mail; Trial Size 10 cts. by mail
I, Ely Brothers, IS Warren Street. New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
4 A 1 Positive
CURE
.E|lJ'scrsam Balu

y qUiCAly 90SVfuo0s
oives Relief At Ones.
Il cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. It cures Ca
ialTh and drives
away q Cold in the
Head quickly. Re.
aknrea fha Sonana NJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Tie Reverend Doctor James W. Lee.
pastor of ~. Johns ~. "a church. Sctitn,
who Is one cf the h..-t-kn:Tn clergy Enei!
IL -. Louis. Will return ~ the G.oryia
-! :he First II. T. church iu itia:.ta-
Tho Doctor quits iis pns' IN 81. Louis
because OF the expiration -: The time
limit.
Tn. Reyeren,i rcc;or IL =. Bradley. pas:
tor OF the Atlanta church. will succeed
Doctor L.. at st. Johns.
From Wha: yurport, to be = ;rUs; worthy
source Il was learned yesterday tina, 'h.,
transfer OF Doctor Lee Is one os the fnr"',
changes that will he made at the annual
conference II the u: L. Church. Soiih. In
Speculation ~ rife among the Methodist
ministers Of 81 Louis concerning what
other changes will bc niads by tie con-
g. . ara ..nic. sns r, s
Another OF the changes that VIII ee
made positively. although u will surprise
many IT hss friends. !, tina; Of he yer
end Doctor II. X; Singleton. who has been
pastor OF Cshcnne ". r. Chr'ch for t.s'
las; .,yo years. Doctor Singleton hes bse
successful i'll ai- ministry ard - sf.a'iy
esteemed Icy C.crSyu.n n aiid isynl.g.
Doctor Singleton pyobsuiy vii; be NAMED
pastor az WaSouer Piac. NJ. "a 'I'Ec!.
q post now held b. ti," Reverend Doctor
YourS. u Is und.sstpoi that Do,;"-
a charge either in she Bai,iDo-. ~ In the
Virginia conference Doctor SsnS'ctnt
wi'! he succeeded by :he X. ve.eEi g IL
.hwkins Of RosIoie. Va. who fs a SON.
in Law cf ti.. Reverend D,cicr Mathews,
ard who Is we'll own IN 81. Louis
Although there nss been > me - or
th.. Reverend Doc'o. Bradfel'fs r. u n
ing 10 the Texas Coafs renee. !. Is under
stood generally TIA, no change VII. bs
made In she pasfo. ate of the Cook Avenue
Church, over which n. now pre-i'.es. at
this conference: The sam" may BE- said
Of the Revercn! Doctor Mcdonald % La
faystf0 Park Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
''HlRM M]lTME[T|NGS
NOT NECESSARY"
-w0llGAN T.: STONE.
Missouri Senator Ridicules Dem.
ccratic Fussing and
Fre'''nE.
PREDICTS COMPLETE SUCCESS
Stone Does Not Expect TO Attend
Pertie Springs Meeting. :.ut
M0y b.. at the St. Louis
Gathering.

the Democrats % Missouri being ~, :i,e
:, ,apash among themselves. ieca use there
~ H1,nimE TO u. sa:! United States Sen A.
Toy William J. Stone iaS. night we, tf,a
zinc come. ra-y Will BE- lined m p, .;c,,
i..-er xer. before
Missouri acc-ats are liz. the aver
age schonihov--'hai l.. .si.y ya: a ~, -eoi.
..Ss At iim"s ana nee: to be trimmed I,
!, ..nI worth Eili!n to worr- about the way
shinss went q Few months ago. The I,,fI.
ocra's simply eof r@ckjes. snG ,ons ,snir
punishment as a consequence.
Democrat: who a>s snsGe az. Of the
,ha.s a. s.5as are no. insiEs ar, sleep over
20 the eject that The Democracy oyer the
stat mas gene 60 'be four wir.fs In
;ec. th.r. :s no Cause 20 worry We have
caro- .i,ese same reports years .S., ana
thcy viii s'.il be going tne rounds when
tine. 90" ~'
Il have hesnl ab.u. the harmony nee,
.rgs that tire Democrats are going to give
fn.s Is all "s.isss and not 4, ali n..rcs-
s.sy: iehpec' 20 attend the citing given
DS tfie st- Louis Democratic Club II 1 can
airans. t. t-s here at iha! time
make u a Jcnt 20 20 TO all I,..po-
c:aiic 'n' stiir!- @ c"u Sc. Il tfs- subject
OF y ,ce comes up I wi'i Re ;nore. To-.
Corf expect II a:I.rG IL. ;.l.-c ing
10 te given At r.. tie arrine. . tay. moi
given much bought to Il. / suppose. how
I, L .,at II i Just meeting of some
u thi.k tn- ou,'nox .or Democratic
-ic'o.y IN ttM Stale AZ the mex, election,
% better 'tsn II has b@-- Tor year. u .,r-
.TrafS eS!""f t. - " m. ReIt.biirans ON
nT ;..a -arir. aud ! 9cn't antici pat. any
.TouS-.
All ne Democrats raw 70 do fs 10
guii toSr 'ne-. a"d the results E:li be cas-
!iy secured There - tal1ays snrneor.. 20
-.'E ard make ~ 5gbi. out Q: nothing. tu,
t..f''' ss',"rr'fa U~gtiiy 60 Up IN sD.k.
cannot ciSc;ss this aiieEsi row among
democrats. b't.--iS. Il f. nov worth talk
irir af~rri ] am c"rviac"d thu, Hsen 10.
filge ewes -" Hiii De a Wild scramble
To-! he band wagon"
s-'';isfIT stone came In from jefferson
. - Yesterday afternoon. 1ccor.aY.is,i by
H. May stone, MS daughter;
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
CHARGES WOMAN TRIED
TO BLACKMAll HjlN.
-'s bnri-s ,. >ssSS~v ~ GSe aoS.. Osu-'
arrested Together 80 sis~saoosi.

RI iI-f' SFETItf-
Cincinnati - sept a .cn4r VITO
:-siS" :i-r name 70 ;h. ppiI". as Mr. Adj,
:. 'fiHf. - year. old. OS EnIia, $40 was
itrf-s+;-'-. fg.!g "a: an .iI-rcetior On IN.
street thia aflerr.oor with Z man. " :ia
'Hi'i trS polio 'is name was Charles J
Miller y: p~Guis ,ii. ia. arrest vas G..ie
pii n persona! oris: o; Ci.isr CT P.lic.
N-i'iE.u
Will ronfrour:r- .asr other 4. police
..Ti'.ihrft-r-. no nan - declared 10 have
siErs"u mas accusation AZ -;Ie woman.
You ir.eig'rI one p-.rnirrn. Official Of
-! t,uuis into the .>eui;-uti-ry b. YOU
Tt!l u"ESE iuye!g'- m ihers"
-nS-eCGsatiy. = @.s iea!r al ira. -Ae
Hufusn Wa registered A. n. Rcl.lonr
ic'ai - n" wife oF William : raf-.. TIE
f'Tii"-- A.. loDH ~: fc- Scrgf.-
ftiT Councilman DJr... "a ie. a -'er 4
snar-r 90 lD;t'rine had t--en entered
& iE~E u iitf. tUragsaed bail for him.
'.at- 'o-nisnr neither Miller nor Bauer
"1l-i' us t1Gni. hJ' : clos. fri-ni 9! he
after F.'G Til.eT's rcai rarIe cas Brock
5G,ti--r
aiiis- o- Efochr9i'lrr told the poiic. tina:
~ wc'nar ErI-' :l.rI this Afternoon ar La
'u.liI race track srS hy .s- Gcti.fls caused
him to leave t.r sroJujs. Sne followed
'i.s. la SAYS. to Cincinnati az. meeting
'ttTn o. "A Stfaer corner. CcTna nde. money.
ll- --fIe nur he trsrs-Inn-i created 4
EyEuT. ~ declares IN. -au. Charles
.trurar'liies. :; Louis is registered at ;a.
=. -iEuG,Is .E.t,l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
EDWARDSvlllE FIREMAN -
CARRIES OFF H0N0RS.

Chi.S among the events a. the Laboi
pav assembly in Edwa!asv;.ie was 8.
tournament 70: Sou; hsrn Illinois ArcrT:e:,
ard Ia this orc man carried oN II. ho.'
o:s
FYed sfoIze o! Ed~ards-.ils. who holds
the champ.osh'p os fh. wnrl? at :ad'i' .
ci mbing asked his teammates 20 let h'sn
enter Ia three events. IL. dit 20. and car
r,.t on ff.st place IN each ore. winning the
fs.-ySr4 dash. Ladder climbing. and head
ting the team which Far th. hose race,
acting as coupler IA the latter event. THE
~ ui's we're:
unn..-I.var1 assh-ie-~i ctol.s I.essrts
..iie er.,- 6ss,-ss UsnesY r.iCsris,ille, t.cc;1.
r;-.- III
C;is- Ta-bon - Is, ?ortsn. 49,
I.sj4.y-efs:nh'Ls. Award ru:. ,s-:o1' climb
S.s T. f>.sar.ssfi.e drs; .G J.. Irs's F.,n-
tea v'o-4sr. -cori1. % l.. Waller si'hEss..
Glen raIbDs. .,s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
ATTEMPTED HclO-ljP
IN NORTH 81. LOUIS.


John McHusf. Of No S.ss Michigan ave
nue. and Wiilism Slime Of No. ls1l North
Tenth street reported to tho police that
an attempt had been made by TWO men
TO hola them Up shortly before O'clock
last night.
They said they were walking cost on
Howard street between Nirth and Tenth,
streets when Two men approached them
aI,si demanded their f,o1cy.
cre OF the men presented revolver and
TaTe 8 grab for Siin.'s watch. Sti...
made ;I outcry. which was heard by Pa.
tro.fnar Hubert Fira'i OF the Fifth Police
District. wh. WIS about block away.
Tn. patroinIan recreI his club and the
hichwsyrien. hearing the club RAP, ran
west OH Howard street, having secured
nothing.
flnar hssrened 90 the place and found
McHugh arc Sti,is. who told the story Of
the attempted robbery.
They described the man with the re-
voiys: a. being about . years old about
feet 10 inches high. smooth face. and
wearing . gray coat. black pantaloons
and Fedora nat
The other msn was described az about
~ years oi!. about feet & inches high.
smooth fac" and ~. airing a black suit
Of clothes and black soft hat
Lieutenant A. ". S.hwart1. WHO vas
In charge OF the FrS,h District Police
station at the time detail ~: Speci.i Of
:iceYs John Mcsiy and Mathew King to
go with McHUgh and Stsne on a tour Of
TIE haurts of -usp:cious characters. IN
s..rrh of the mar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Ass.sten: Superintendent: Of Instruction o!
Public Schools. examining a group cf ap-
piicanrs FOR permits TO remain away
from school. Cir! being questioned, l.
Annie Weber of No. 2ss North Fiji
teenfh street
wonde.mert among the members cf the
school Board. & the taking charge o. ~
inmates u! the House Of Rei.xe .. Pr.nci.
ants.
The schoo, board at; rs last meetins
,t. House % Refuge On tn. same educa
tiona! platform as the public schools u;
III. city. Children who ore sent TO tie
House Of Refuge VIII receive N. same op-
portu:i;y to secure al education as other
children in Sc. Louis
The object 0. the teachers OF the House
CT Refuge VIII be TO remove. if possible.
vicious Instincts from the inmates. The
largely composed o; children bro;iHh, ID IL
tii. slums OF the city. and the majority ar.
boys.
Principal John RichesOn. who wiIi SUPER
wise the ins,s,sctinS Of these Juveniles,
came from Eas; ST. Louis. For several
weeks Inc has been fpendinx his me IN
the House Of Refuge. fAniNari1inH HIM
s.if With TIE inmates. He .aii Yesterday >
a: al haxaIdors. He "a 4 that the ch.i-
dren. he believed. would rot O. 6tfflcuh "a
manage. and that they could he taught
many good traits.
The compulsory education Law has been
source OF much unessin.ss 70 ch'idrs n
under the age o: Il years. vino have been
r. n,ainirg away from scfoo! 90 work. The
o:f.c'. o. IN. Supe-:nfs sndeEt cY Public
schools Was crowded yests .day with chill
ir.n seeking a pe.In,; To- remain away
from Ss::coi
John Il. Quinn Who was in charge Of the
examination Of the children. haG occasion
so question nearly ifty children IN the
picnpt!: refused q permit. The cases Of
many others we're taken under advice
nIe:t.
N..riy each child had Al original e1-
r;Ise. MaRr c!aiwr"c they were the main
support OF & widowed mother. who vas
H. others ciaiirIss! th.s their eyes would
not permit them to STUDY az school. and.
classes they pfe!er-,d IN remain at none.
Eighteen OF those who called on Xr.
Quinn yesterday were employed at u large
downtown store. They ranged g.! age
from, II to i3 year.. The majority were
girls Many hal both fathe. and mother.
hut said that they were compelled to work
Som. Of those examined we're:
North Fifteenth street: Willie Storm. IL
wears old OF Ne %ss: North Market street:
Ben Baker. I: years old. o. No SOS AZ
kansas avenue: lActta D1et1. D years old.
Of No ia Park avenue: John BinkaM. u
years oil. cs No. ESQ Randolph street:
Rosie keeshsm. . year. old. Of No. :icl
Ofailen street: Rose He.ney; u years
x years old. Of no. ISIS Bertha avenue:
Mary Wilcox. Il years o.d. OF No. NJ
SIEalIon street and JOhn u Alaily. Is years
old. oI No 49, Dalton avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
COT. FlNlAY ANDERSON DEAD.
New Work Journalist Received
Honor From lincoln.

SsN York S.rt s-Tcir1ei Ffnia- An
Hs-sor q e"i-sTow- trI-nsli~t. died q; a
private hospital ,s-sc tc-tss. d~.rh fo.Ic~-
'us ir~x .i'r.ats
roionsi An'!~"son nss bc-- - Ir-isrn
rsr'N- ftr~ y~sTH sr1. .-d came 2. this
country sh~r = yeats u.G. FOR Sals--rN
.;lzr,ay.- ~f'- acting a cp--'sy ef.i.ur
in .n- n.ii during n" eva Ma ~. r~-
--iy~. 10 rank % Colonel :rc-I r.. r.s;.en,
Lincoln
t.s'c eel Anderson ia.."S 2 riinw sno
SsE Hisz Emma Nh.--rcmbis. Wig MIA
Sn;boT-&
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
BABY GIRL IS
BEATEN TO DEATH
Mutilatei BODY Found in Hail
WAY of New York Tenement
Leads 70 Arrest Of Cbiids
Mother and Man-Woman Con
f..sS...
PEp-sliC sTr1AL

New Yo-k S-pI $-Hidd.n z ta'k
cr-u.T y the lowe: hailaay ce a sere-
r>.ri =; No s.s Eleventh avenue. there
Sss discovered early ch's morning she
body Q, 5eTrr,!.se Eyiias!. years old The
body sss badly s-USs6 Anc cr:- s.c A
autopsy developed tie fact tnle he-,lo:-
-haes os :es ers;n vas tie ca-se o:
death
re-. hours tie czsc ss.aed the Detective
Bureau I.st.-. the e.siy ~ ths .::c VIC
til, Identified as IRE 0a19srer q
AS-es Ren5Gd. hoi.>ck~~p~- q Gustav
I-.---r O. No GI w%s- ror.y-..;h street.
fiz7.h we're Arrested ard confessed tie
crime ard tol. Q, ~. attempt 30 aisicee
os re .-c-5y
EscS scrzseS -. c's~:. =. nan. =
s.-fy fsli-~ ass ic~a~d - . cell Re-
move, from si- irsgs--e- :Se vcE.ar
er>sAs Goxa s:s5 Hsr' Utterly. She De-
/. .zr-5 Tia. fear 4 Death sicne ha2 IN
Su---. ks- 20 ie-i .srssis TO shie.e,nS the
rurd.r-s o: re- bssg- iT:r:ES her r--;fA:
S.s IL. -tC-v. snr cr.. sss-egi Siapc.s to-
xs-s ;ss -ios-5 G-S5r. ana ms with i.fli-
r..;y -a-cs 20 snts-sssrs ia: sss reed
&C: fear
'psas~- vrx s-tns:ns .ass siss:." che
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
"a. II. one. tea, me when h. wa.

.aii II. OMEN beat me when he was
drinking. and a: such times. had an Ua-
natural hatred for ms baby. He struck
Gertrude several times and finally started
Z. throw her from tn. window into the
ston.:!sSEc1 yard. screamed and be-
soGSh; him no; 10 murder tn. baby.
PROMISING fo place ne: in other care In the
morning
''Af;er aidn,sh; Diuser secam. abus sc
again. He struck me- ard swoke Gertrude.
infi.ia'.i .ecnus.. the baby cried. he
cli-.rhe! f>t. knocking her !i,;Ie head
aga :is: the wsIi Baby lGy ssn' sss
afraid. Al could 30 xas hold baby and
rock rsr ! thought she had svconed An
how ls;sS I reAi;ze3 that sh- 0as dead
l Was IN ar agony Of fear. pinseY ~srted
10 throw the LITE ore from the window
tina, would he though, she hsa ac-
c.s.Snfaliv fallen and been killed I plead
81 With hina not to 30 this ard agreed 90
dispose % ;hc body secretly In the morn
ing
Then Dns.r ~en; 20 sleep sa,h.-a
eih: s-d dressed her IN her hes; i:.,i.
Goa. anc !aii her "a my he'd When /; was
daylight srapp<i her n new-pape,
ne through the streets. u Was ,Aininx
crsadfuily. and he held IN umbrella DOWN
over % a. 20 shield nv burden
We hurried Gown Fo.ty-secoad s'Sees
10 Eleventh avenue. where We saw ac
opea doorway Dtnser sueSeeed that ee
leave ,ke baby f.ere. Nv heart aSs
tr~skinS. but ] dared rot aisobey ! lsti
GeriTu1.. on the 400: and se hurried hscI
60 or rooms We told Gev;r1de-s play
na'es 'h.t she had been tAkeE Away b.
hsE S:aae:a;ns!-"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05


Back 90 tire s-o~r CARED b-nch..
r. ccrs ov-- coo.s and {. r..e:
BEcE. - t:ck - -. s-.1"ron.i-
I-.- think OF i'-i--': is i-c.
Tire vacation GaSs canla {, a.. t.d yes-
tsriay. 1ld this morning $500 ech0oi
child en- vi. Sacat. their beds an hor:r
earlier than usual wash their faces. cv'nb
,he-r hsaas;, ransaca their hon.. for
s,ate.. pe:ciiS aud books AN? ,Ess. hustle
fer th. various schcc. 3cuses-
More than ID" principals and teachers.
who hsr. been OUT of the city Tor ihe hot
weatIier. i,av. returned. save on., eno
e:,I b. az .hs'- respective schonlrcoms
this morning Tie OF. aosent member Is
). ": He /. PRINCIPAL az :hc Wyman
Scnos:. VINO suffered q broken tendon %:
Iae iefs leg several weeks ago. Miss Kin
acy. Sr Haia= assistant. Will o.. the
acting principal unt, he is able 70 re-
slIns his duties.
;ha assistants. sIpe. noe MS. &c xs
en-! stcnucrai,hc-s in the Office OF tn.
Superintendent o' Instruction r. l.. =. =
Ca. Orders assigning IN. various teach
year NE S.rt out las, week. ami Other
work ~tich usually comes juS; before .he
opening 81 school also added some' hing
'cI Tbs A Tss.r sSsa7 o;Ise ,SIss to s 40 Par. and
Cheresa sv.nuas. viii aiso op~n s!is
morning TI:s NIL MAKE exac.'y -,
schools il -hA city. The Teache = Ccil"s-
VIII be II chsrss O. ). w,'chers. former
The college has been equipped with n
gy.c.asiJ.r and one OF the best libraries IN
the city. instructors. II is said, will afford
20 teachers ~. IrrO-'un!tiss Of n Eastern
college. Reslo-s Principal V'fhsrs. a fuil
corps of instructors has been installed
TIE Canterbury School has heel. bi;1!:
in the last year ans: Will be opened this
morning. In ~. closed tern, the Clin, or.
LOvertu.a AMI Dr-satinss schools have
been remode,-.i and made fireprOoS. The
LOysrtGrr an. the Clinton have not Is
yet been completed. AID Will rot be occu-
pief: to-day
The LOverfure pupils Will assemble IN
s!e Smith Academy building. At Nine
tes-th stree. and Washington avenue. and
The 'nncor!is hail "r Thirte.n'h street
and Cbouis3y a.suu. HI. heel. rented for
the use .. N. Clinton pupils until On.
regular soho".hoIss can BE- :.r Sil"d.
\ feature which has h..:. creating mach