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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
R0BYN'S OPERA IS ACCEPTED.
Eook Written by Edward Paul.
ton for Miss Panla Edwardes.

New York. Sept. i:-Eiward Paul,on.
author OF "Winson,e Winnie" and pars o:
''Ermine" and ''Eiote." all of which were
pronounced succ.fsss. ard Alfred q;
Rchyn. with whom he has been coIiab-
Grating. have just rad their frs, fOinf
work accepted Tor production next Decem-
her
The piece has been written especially for
Miss Paula Ejwavdes. Il is a two-ac,
opera the scenes being lai! In one Of the
German Ir.ncipaiitise.
They are now completing a new opera.
as yet unnamed and which will be pro.
ducej next spring. The scenes are LAID IN
Mexico and England.
Mr. Rohyn said tonight that the nev
opera. written for Miss Edwa:.9es is by
far the most sne;odio;s he has ever writ
ten.
The situations and the score Of m.
play" said Mr.. Robyn. give me a greater
opportunity scs musical setting than any
work have ever attempted.
Il think Mr. Pauiton has created an
other ''fsrm:nie." The scenes are strong
ara the fun irresistible. The great feature
L. cumulative. il ke<ps On getting better
- Z goes along
The second act IL . genuine roaring
farce The piece wsi, be produced by the
bes: talent oosainable-
Il, Is said that the play WEi open in
Chicago and Wiil probably play Ia @,
Louis before coming 90 the Casino In New
York.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

'If my husband must go to Jail I will
go. too said Ms. Gaov&. Baker of No
?5i5 North Ninth street. a bride Of fcw
hours. Monday evening. And sh. went.
This Was how George Baker and his
newly w"f9"c wife. who was Miss Hem
fi-tta Bartlett. came To spend c;.e first
night OK their welded life inside the prison
bars cf a roi!ce station.
The trial Of the bridegroom and Of
Charles W. Zimmerman. the hrother-!n-
law Of the bride. came Up yesterday morn
Ing before Acting Juds. Robertson AT the
dayton Street Police Court. Here the
domer'ic troubles oI the participants in
the quarrel :.at ie,i TO III. arrest ~ the
two faea N"raa- night were aired.
Judge Robertson. mindful Of the unhappy
night the newly married couple had al
ready spent in the station cell. discharged
BAKE: and also Zimmerman.
The worxhouse would hardly 10 fit
place in which TO spend your honey
moon.' said the Judge 4" the briIal
couple. You are discharged"
Baker and Miss Bartlett were married
Aon,iay evening After the ceremony
;hey Wen: 10 the home of the brides
brother. at No :ES North Ninth street.
where they received congratulations.
From there they started for tn. home Of
the brides mother. at No. :sl3 North
broadway. 10 inform her of ;heir mar
riacc.
ON their way there .hey met Charie. ".
Zimmerman az Broadway and Ma!l!nck-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
THEATER NAMED FOR BELAsco
Lafayette House in Washington
Owned by EelascO & Shubcrts.
REPCBIIc STETAI.

HkPCEIic ST ECTAI>
Washington. Sept. En- explanation Of
Sh~ Interest which r.. has acquired in IN.
Lasayett. Theafer here. this telegram was
Today received here from David E.Iasco
and published:
Have purcha>,i IN. Lafayette Thea;er
outright. In conjunction with Shubert' 4,
ana Viii rename Ii the Belasco.
We take possession October Is. eele-
0rAtinG the event BY tho Washington PRO-
6uction on same date Of Blanche Bates fl,
G.F new play. The Girl o: the Colder,
The house vii he conducted on ir,;e-
pendent lines. free ot syndicate influence
OP control.
Mrs. Leslie Carter Mrs F!sk-. Mm.
f~rnhardf. David WAfasi4 Blanche Rates
Bertha Gaiian3 and all a':ra -sions under
our management viii make the ,ex Be
lasco ,h'ai.r th.i: Washington home ani
ciay there annually.
Fly striving TO establish highest az, in
production. and fair play In business seal
SrSs. w~ shall hope ~ dcse-v. the favor
ard stspior: Of III. Washington. public
~h" always have been 50 kird AMI xener-
Gus fo us''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
SOCkERs To rlAV Ar e. n. e.
Wesose O6es Co BosS Doe 6le- Heaaees
at Te~Ge sss~0a0 Paels.

NJ n 'Tr'--,icS ~ the Amateur ASssN-.s
Won Ftntlral league. az ,ac CsriSt,a-,
Eroshrr<' college las; N SA. .hs oyer ~
tire -. Louis Football Association 70 have
'n~ amateurs play az tssir parks was
turned Down.
Instead. 81. amateur ;.a2rs s!Ii - COM
srs AZ IRE - u. e campus each SUNDAY.
Trophies ard banners Mould s- yu, 70 far
She amateurs IL the after wouls cons-n.
Co xiay IN. G--J EsfTie ,! a apgb.z-.- at.e er
% zach ore ~ 'N--r PARKS ~FSh Siiniay.
However. tie amateurs refused tais o.
GER on the grounds thar ,h.s ai-ral Is ha Z.
a f,iioNfnr ard AL nat cAr. 20 nix uith
professionals. :S- fear % violating the n
4 L. rules
Ihr--. ola teams. 81 Aa1s- 8: Ecs-s
ara -. A.phoasus, were Represented 4:
the meeting ard xi.i have teams IA :f.s
1eiEra. Brother Gideon, Representing ere
Christian Brothers college, Vas elscls.
TREASURER.
1, "a. se-s..,. TO eoa.ul. Brother Js--
ssn. pressten; - tire g. K. C-. he:o--
entering -has team In The league. Arp
cations for membership. we're received
from 81 Los A.: So EsuAris Tsxy
aere sAit oser. r--iiES she action o-
tie Christian Brothers
The fc,.o~iax cs.ce-s were e,scs~..
Thomas " cxh!ii president. J. L. Tate.
vice president: Josr.,s J. Ssute.. Secretary
and Brother Gi3~oE- treasurer The a<H'
meeting vii ss he'd nex; Taestay At
G. b {.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
SINGLE STATE CALL
CAUSES COMMENT
Prominent Member of Executive
Committee Finds No Reason
T. for Meeting Set for Tulsa, Sep
I, tember 19-Object Unknown.
HEPCBIIc SPECIAL.


Acskosee. I. r. Sept. 1.-THE call for Q
meeting Of The Single State Executive
committee At Tulsa. J. T.. September =.
!res caused - good deal Of comment. con-
:rg as ;; !"c- night at, the close of the
Separate State Constitutional Co,..entIOn
l. Jarkson. general attorney for the
NJ. *. 7. y II. who'll IL. local
member Of this Executive Comsnitiee. saSd
To-day th7t he saw reason for Il meet
1ng - ne committee. and could gee no
GOO: :hs: could cone frcr, "A single State
agitation Of any KIM at this tine: that
so far as TIE Single Sis;-rs ~err con-
Cerned. There ~ nGfnin. Sespse the
.oas-. We n4v rnade our case. IL ~ NOW
IN the hands OF a committee arI. l,.ted at
tee last Oklahoma CITY convention. end
20 not sss what !n-;5er We c.rn do
tn. single State cien.n. IS j,ss' hit
undecided. IA, as the Indian T"rritory
crowd Is concerned. Two conventions have
been called au.! then called o@. oecavs.
q great man. Of Ia. leaders thought them
Ill adYised. Nos. q meeting O: tne Single
State Executive Cog. :.nit.es Of pt.l Terri
fo.iex has hern called. AID ca!,esi 10 meet
in fn6ian Territory. thing very unusual.
What the object Of this fne.sfiEg Is no
one knows, and tho single s'R:. fellows
here nave been unable tn sovcaSc what
Mr.. yones's call Is 20 determine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
~'-' ' Is; IS ANNOUNCED


Lasssa Fseres - New Yesk Arrange
h Lssaso Ter &l.3OAaeo sAap0ssa
ana E1ect d Sssn.Dsasse.
Rf.PiBlIC sPEs1AL
! New York. Sept l,-Reports current n
spesa.a0ve circles for several days th1t
an impogt OF gold was ARRANGING watefial-
i1ed IN fact to-day. Announcement vas
made that 1.aZ.rI Frsres had arranged
N London for import shipment Of .soaeN
had . stimulating effect On professionaI
traders. and influenced: short covering
upon which the stock market made notS-
The cynicism which ever attend. q nrsf
importation or expectation of gold Mas
not lacking to-day. Practically every ex-
chanze broker and many bankers as Wels
been made at n profit as an exchange op-
eratson- Tho general estimate vas thaa
II required about 0c.JSU TO purchase
abroad and bring {" this country the n
2shss IF gold: In other words. that Tn,
trarsacsion cntaiied q loss Of about $saA
Naturally enough. the importing arm DE-
tion. At the ono. Of Lazard Fferes II vss
slated definitely that the operation was N
ORDINARY exchange transaction. arran9ed
w the sxchange market and showing Q
profit. The statement current in stock
market circles that the transaction had
been arranged through the firm by group
o! bu!lish Operators for the purpose Of ad-
SoiseAsk SevtAS Snu SuSIatiIuS inc U188-
ket. was ridiculed at the n,m's once.
There II Wa; stated that this was In a1i
probability the commencement Of an Au-
tumn gold import movement. In SOM
quarters II was stated that the presen:
gold importing movement might run t.
upwards Of $lSN6Il
Cn'ier the influence of the sold impoes.
stocks advanced. particularly such ~
roOls and cliI,ies have recently been act
I've il. Demand sterling exchange de-
ciine1 sharply. seiling down from Ash g.
Towarl the close. however. the exchsnR,
recovered and demand bills ran nm K,
hSfa In some quarters Il was stated
shat this recovery was due to the pur-
anes" Government for remittance Of tkSir
funds TO London
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

sooge0eoss anA Divided Ees
PF0DeSty.

Soo9e0e0ea anA Divided l1eP
-Four funerals yin take place IN Alton
tniS afternoon Erei We'll. the German
Who k.il-.i himself Monday afternoon BE-
cauee hts wife sued for d vorce. wtn he
buried at O'Clock. ~" services 20 BE- con-
Quoted At the German Evangelical Church h
oy the Reverend Theodore OSerhe,Imanc.
AIfred h Springer. q nstive Of Ohio,
Who came to Alton forty years ago. died
Monday night AZ his home. No M Court
street. He leaves y wife and fo,ir chill
dfcn. Mrs. George iLcCOilom. 3irs. Charles
Meyers. J. 9. and William Springer. all Of
Alton. The funeral takes place at the
home AT I O'Clock.
Mrs. Bertha Schvartzh~ck. - years Old
widow of Ernest SchwarszhecE. q ed Nom
day night at the home. No. 81 North
street She was the last Of . family Of
eight fr"there and sisters. and her aged
mother. Mrs. ~. Mayors. Survives. She Il
also survived BY four children. Airs.
Thomas Mcdonald and Miss Bertha
6chwartzbeck ard Anton and Walter
Schwartzbeck- She was q prominent
worker ~ the Court Of Honor. She knew
SIZE WAS going 70 die. made all OS her
fnners! ARRANGEMENTS and made n division
Of her property among her children before
the end came. She viii bs buried at 4
O'clock. and funeral services will he con-
Quoted ny the Reverend =. d NcE,nney
OF the Cherry Street Baptist church.
Frank. son of Frank Andrews died ear
y yesterday morning at the home In Lib
efty street. and viii be buried this after
noon
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
CATHOLIC Federation
ADOPTS v0LKSvERElN IDEA.


Cincinnati. Sept. la-After six hours
discussion the National Beard of the
American 'Eeds ration Of Catholic Sncie.
Ties TODAY adopted a plan for including
I'm the work Of the American society the
No!ksyefein idea. which Is favored BY
Pope Plus X In a recent letter. The i'm
mediate result will be the presentation Of
this plan to the next national meeting Of
the society. and u Il II adopted every
Catholic in the United States can become
member Of the American Federation Of
Catholic SOCIeiIes.
The American Federation v.ilb include
In its work the vOlksvcrein idea. which
involves the education of Catholic people
BY campaign Of literature. The Amer
lean Federation Of Catholic s. cieties Is
now In communication with similar fed
erations In Italy. Germany. France and
ether foreign countries. and q world fed
Grafton OF Catholic societies may be "A
possibility Of the future
As . committee on Catholic Indian AZ
faira. Bishop McFaul. the Reverend J,
Wynne. Walter q. Smith. T. Il. Minahan
and A. kOeble were appolatei.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
D~1DevlO1e yeW. Xeee..

Mrs. jennie HaEnann aId aon and dar3h-
Yer. and Mrs, u. Srho'I departed yesterday for
New York They Will sail for Europe.
In Hoos.lawn. III.
Mrs. August +. Eeahauer and daughter have
returned from 80. Louis, 10.
George Bunsen and sl1. OF Milwaukee. Wis.
are visiting He.feyiiie friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmiston have returned frum .
Western -FOUR
Joseph r. Juaa and Miss Mani. p Tn,mss.
hc;h o: Colfnsvtle. ILL.,. were married in Belle
vile yesterday by Justice Ward
MT 4 soheei has returned from = trip
John Penn AMI u. e. Dechoii DEPARTED yes-
serdAy for New York cts q pleasure iri,.
The funeral Of MY.. Carolina Hermann viii
take place Tomorrow afternoon AZ o'elock
from the rssi.ience. No. - TrsheF avenue 20
Walnut Htll Cemetery
The funeral % Mrs. Naeaaiena Ecker. viii
take plase tomorrow morning 20 -, Yeteg's
Cathedral. thence 20 Walnut Hill! Cemetery
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
SUPERVISORS INQUIRE why
BAllIFF'S FEES INCREASED.



The Madison County Board OF Super
visors. at yesterdays session in Edwards
vile. had Sheriff G. +. Grove o; Alton
before them To explain the large increase
IL hai!iHs' fees. These axe entirely as.ae
from the salaries Of the Sheriff and his
deputies. and go 10 country constab!es and
Special deputies In the rural districts.
The annual report showed that where
H.S-s had been expended in this depart
ment twO years ago. the amour: Rad risen
this year to A.lS.
The Sheriff called attention to the extra
terms of court held during the year. the
lensj hcnsd terms Of Circuit. County and
Cit! Courts and the large number Gf con-
5emnation salts. each OF which called FOR
from fifty to one hundred witnesses. A.
the legitimate reason for the Increased
expenditure. Tire matter was dropped
by the bo:rd withcu, action.
The financial statement Of the county
for she year ending september I vas pre-
senfed- IL showed AN overdraft on the reve-
Eus OF $~ss.ssSl. the total receipts during
the year being SiN..E..o an! the expendi-
tuYcs 3i3NSH.si. This cuts In two the hal
ancc in the treasury Of $S:.J.SSc. To par
TALLY mce; this condition. THE board added
$ie."O to TIE annual appropriation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
HELD FOR INVESTIGATION
OF BLAZE BEHIND SAL DON.


koef B"n,nuhas:r. a member Il The firm
OF Eog.. uh;sin * SSksiopoiis. saloon
keeper at Nc. as South Fourth street. Is
held AT IN" Fo'.r Courts on suspicion OF
being connected wi:n ~" origin of u iire.
urtcr "a stairway in ;hc rear o! the saloon
In which he IL 4 partner
Fig. was discovered ;::!i der the steps be-
hind tn. saloon a; - o'clock last nigh;
and the Ffrs Department Sas cai:esl. II
was discovered that IN. fire surrounded a
twenty five gallon can os gasOlin. ana a
tanh - coal oil. IN. faucets OF both re-
r.p'arlrs. the pole. say. being open. There
was a damage OF s., 70 the building
TIE police say tnst the salo0nke~pecs
carried 81 'Sb ins-,lra;lc. on th.. saloon con-
tents The man under arrest claims that
lIs knows nothing of the origin q! the fire
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
GRAHAw-VAN HORNE WEDDING.
Ceremony VIII He Performed q
Ho0e Of DPSAe's Sister.

Members OF the Browning Cab at Jsr-
SEVILLE gave a miscellaneous shower last
evening at the residence OK Doctor and
Mrs II. T. Gicihill in West Pearl street.
in honor Of Miss BESSIE Van Horne.
daughter % Doctor and Mrs. A. X. Van
Horne. who will be married tomorrow
morning 20 William Graham of Chicago
The ceremony will take place at the
residence OF N.s. l. NJ. Cutting. q sister
%. the bride. The Reverend W. W. Hicks.
pastor OF the First BAPTIST Church. will
of:icia:c. Following III. c.IeT.Oay q we'd
ding b:caxfas, ri,l be served TO the guests
which viii! inciut. only the members of
th. family and Immediate friends. after
which a.. coup!. Will depart for Chicago
In live.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
PAT GROVE VISITS OFFICE
OF NEBRASKA EDITOR,
Asse9e0 kSAnapeP - E4vsor0 COAahy
Talks Half E1o1P WITH 1SehaPa
Aeteo11e aD1 Then Dsaappeora

Asse8eO Ab0ooUe8 - E0V10RD CU1DAy
Talks Ha1f llo1P WITH nSeAara
AeteolSe aDA Then Dseappeav..
Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. l2-Pat Grove. vhn
has been wanted for several years ON n
charge of kidnapping the little son Of "a
ward Cudahy. In Omaha. was in Linc06,
yesterday and talked for half an hour
with Richard Metcalfe. associate editor Q,
william j. Eryan's COmmonef.
Grove was in Lincoln bot a short tim
and then. as IL hts custom. disappeared
Just before the police heard Of his preS :
ence here. Frank Gallagher. Q local newe-
paper man. had been asked by the LIN
coin police to inform them II Grove cslIe.l
on him.
The local police received their .'tip'' fruuo
Omaha. Grove entered the Commoner Of !.
fee while several gentlemen who knsv-
him were there. and asked to sec Netcalfe
alone. They talked for some time. aai
then Grove disappeared There II nov NJ
reward for him. and the police could only
file a charge Of vagrancy II they caught
him.
Mr.. Metcalfe. to whom Grove .tallnsd
stated over the long distance telephono tO
Omaha that Grove had declared his h
tenfion Of suTTendeyinE. but the police o.
Omaha give little credence to CSoW6S
preten;iOns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
MURDER TRIAL On AGAIN.
Hesbess Cso0es's Case Before C1s.
e01s CO0St 0a OeleeViIoP.

The case OF Herberf Crome.. charged
with the murder o. Ais VIII. Mabel which
at the January term OF court. resulted IN
Q n.!str.ai. Is again c': TRIAL IL. the Cir-
cut, CoVr; at -E-l!~yii.e.
Cromer ~ charged principally by rela-
tiy.s Of his wife
II vas alleged by witnesses yesterday
thar he heat Ter o.. August % last year.
., thelr hone In Nar.sss. while che vas
unco1sc.ous1ess and died or August 81
Several n.o:e witnesses for the STATE are
to SS heard this morning.
CfoMsr denies ths; he struck his wife
AID states ;ses the bruises and marks
found On her BODY we're received by her
In . fail og; Of her bed while she vas
~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
Masli.e. Cesssy Gr..S Jsrsrs.

,.,,n,.i ~.s,err.av for the 6,c,ob., term
Of .hs Ma Alison county Circuit Court at
Edwarc.svilIe: Angus: Stock.r. Helvetta:
Fritz Koch. Saline: \. J. iIn;ioit lees:
Sohier. St. Jacob: Jacob S,.nkoen!s Sr.
Marine Jacob A. !-eef. Alhamb.A. l. n.
Olive Olive: Robert Holiday. Jarvis:
John HeH.er rn Oak; = c: Lieker.
O'F'arreli. Coilinsvilie; J. y. Brown. I'd
waTdsvilie: George e. Stuiiken. Fort
Russell. Henry Eden. Moore: Edward
Walls Sameoki: Louis Ahr-us Chouseau:
A. r Eenbow. Woo6river, Charles G. Oss
Yos;erSurg: Michael Connole Venice
F.rd voi.brach;. Alton. Christ Schv.L
Godfrey
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
FALL COURT DOCKET
IN TERRITORY HEAVY,
REPUBLIC Special.

Muskegee. !. r. Sept. ie.--Tho court o.
Hctals Of Indian Territory are beginning
to get their 1ockets in shape for work the
lst Of October. The docke, OF the West
volume of business IS bning transacted.
last year Judge Raymond called every
case on the docket
there will be 60 criminal cases .et for
trial. 10 chancery cases ant - law cases /:
= total q? .ll6 cases FOR the October term
This includes the NuskoKee Court alone
ard not five other court towns io the dis
fract. where coUr: IS held by Judge SuIz-
bacher. II IL understood that the dock
cts In the Central and Southern Districts
are nearly as heavy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

Ftsnk " Klein. :: years old. employed
.n A.i.er's r,snlrS nsi;g a; Third s-ree,
ard So. I<o1is avenue, Eass -. Louis
may i1ae his right arm as she resui; Of
an acci.sr: In which h.s arm as eaSxs:
In a ryvhe.i and Uss badly crcs red yes
.srdAy afternoon Hs was takea % 81
Na.y-s Hospital! He ryea At 80 SIS
North Ninth street
John MccoeL = years Old. OF No. n
North Ssyeafh street q sWfs>smaa en-
ploye-1 at the SssiouaS Stock Yards. vas
caught hsfween tuo cars yesterday and
his kead Was badly hurt He Was taken
. hi home. Uhers he Was astended b.
Doctor CaShtSta1u-
JsAa A@Dooa e 40. 10 Dsuaaun0. fen
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

Taxes for county purposes, in accordance
with the new State Law. was ordered Ia
he levied by the st. Clair County Hoard Of
Supervisors at Ee!levilIe yesterday. The
tax levy Is for 10000. to provide for ali
OF iae running expenses Of the county, to-
gether With improvements in public 6,iid.
iESs-
As a result OF TIE agitation 10 license
the 81. Clair County snloOnkeepers. IL was
censes. bringing into the county q revenue
Of E.li".
The Committee on Delinquent Taxes was
instructed TO collect all delinquent taxes
al any reasonable cost Of prosecution.
County Auditor Charles Rhein Was reap
pointed 20: another year. and allowed a
weeks vacation. He reported that the
fiscal year amounted to SO, ,S7a. =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
STRIKE IN TERRITORY
MINES IS SETTLED.
EEpTBi.rc SPECIAL

EEpTBI.IC SPE'IAIA
Henryetta. I. r. Sept. I2-The strike IN
the coal mines here Tor three months il
over. The men were ordered back 70 work
under the same conditions which we're of
Tered them at the time the strike was de-
CIaFed.
Pete Yanea..a. president OF III. United
Mine Workers. appeared at Henryet;a
and. after locking into conditions. made
demands which the Cpe.at tors refused 10
comply with. and then called all the men
out.
Now charges are being made that Han
which IL against .he rule. cf the rnitei
aine Workers. Most 81 the mines are
now running on full .irne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
YOUTHFUL NEGROES ARRESTED
Charged With Cutting Curls Of
Nathan Finer.

George Bennett. II yeasS Old. living at
No. ~ North Eleventh street. and Will
liam Robinscla - yesrs old. of No. 10
Morgan sfre,t. rsGYceS. Oere arresfes: at
l.censAn NcrSsmose 0f th. Eeurth Uas-
:ric,. charged With having tahen Nathan
Finer. . <yeaf-cld white bog. residing at
No. - Morgan street. Into an Ally Noa-
day afseSnooa and sheaftne tie ioae
epitsrn cuFfs from his head
The poi1ce ~ fhs Fourth District say
skss the t0o koys Un1er aSr~s1 ADMIT that
they eua the Write boy's hair Whtle elay.
Ing baSSeP The ueGTo hoys are held foe
a1peasance In TIE JuveaiSs Csurt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
WILL PLACE MANY NAMES
ON ASSESSMENT BOOKS.
Charges That Ps0Desay 0WDes0
Have Rsv06eA ToAaaS0a.

Charges That PsoDessy OWDeso
Have Rsva6eA ToAaaB00.
The ST. Clair County Board Of Review
Yesterday notified several Assessors Of
81. Clair County townships Of the nanss
Of property owners against whom -
asses sm mt had been returned. The ne
tic. stated that the omission Of thess
names from the books might b due % ~
oversight. which the board expected % be
corrected Immediately. failing which the
matter would be laid before tho Graad
Jury.
charles r. Carroll. one Of the membas
of the Board VI Review. stated yester-
day that in one township the board hoi
discovered the nameS os ninety-tWo vel
to-day men. whose names did not appear
or the assessment books. There yea
other cases which. he said. were not 81
fragrant.
Altogether. Mr. Carroll stated. IT,
names Of several hundred persons Wtu be
placed on the assessment hooks ~ the Ys.-
suit OF the Investigation began some tims
ago. Many Os these property OWDeeu. !,
l. said. nave been allowed to 90 unaaBeR-
ed for years. and. 70 - saii. that pnltScii
Influences explained the alleged laxity on
ths ysArt Of the local Assessors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

Rea! estate transfers El~e for rsc1rd In Apl1e-
vile yesterday were follows:
Harvey g PriktAIn 60 Charles n 0c0Ugs
warranty deed 10 sCuthWea FOOT of loe !.
Sksx T. Washington place: Consideration, -
Emily Rose 10 Avguss AmMoo. wary1Ssy
Gee: % ur divtded half interest In lots = at
-. block a addition 20 North C,aSemoaf: c0n-
ss.eYafien. teS.
AUx1.s: Ammon 10 bn.hern JI,snoss cunseyp--
ton Company. warranty desd % lots u - .
- biarh - addition u North CIAgsnoos: e0s-
alteration q. CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

Prank Hyaee. = years ca. resting az
80 txsS Virginia As-ESe. = sel4 al TIE
Fcs:f Courts pesasrs re sayi.casto.. fc- .
warrant cSa-SIre the tess; OF sss-,e ksra
caps and GscSes. witch. as q driver ssyr
shs Rosh>ehil! Hat Csn,sNry 90 t.ssyes,s
0srees and Washi-xtoe EN~ra> De 80
chafop6 Co ceitys: ~ the Cciaa S:Asfsr
The hat COMPANY csaisss ssas ,h< ecsN.s
ves~ DOT Ae,sver~si ans! -hss ten rstrs es
giovra> s0a hats AnS SsSs, cas- Hxre s.s.s
AZ No 4a6 ara Ne. 50 Narke. erert
Hyne- p married Aass q uar-aE, ~f;, s~
aSrGed gog 'sHts norSsrG
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

James L. Enn!.. proprietor OF the En-
yif- Laundry. said yesterday that the
tin~iy discovery o! acii. placed tn sever
csrrcis cf starch IN hts establishment, b.
s"sne unidentified i.'rSo-. prevented Jam
so" oe probably 81 -, 60 c'o;SrS A. 4,
vas. work was slightly delayed. but 20
other .oSs resulted
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

Mrs. L. J. vanosf died Monday nigh. AZ
Jefsey County. She vas 81 ,oar. old Tha
funeral services will be held This afternoon
st 80 O'Clock from the First Baptist
Church af O;tsrvtlle. The Reverend J.
W. Teaney vii! ofHciate and the burial
VIII be "a the Ottef.tIle Cemetery.