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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

The 81, Paul arrived yesterday afternoon
She IL due 10 depart sunday afternoon ari
every stassroom IN nsr cabin has been snsa2et
out Of -. Louis.
The Fed H-rsld dspaIsed yesterday after
noon on her regular Trip to Memph.s with an
passenger hs:-
Cnr.a,n Ga. Block: retired ,:v,.,nan . NJ, whS 3;
Gay. aLi intima'ed that he soon would be IN
the maTxe: for anoihe. boat: He SAID that ne
love Of the river vas too strong To allow him
to remain away much longer. Captain Ri9ck
the owner os the packet carrier. wh'ih
burned ae the wharf about four years ago
-,,,vermen w.,. discussing yesterday the sink
ing Of the huge toasoa, J. Il. Williams. ami
the old superstition tina, ole ac.ft@E' On th-
river IL always accompanied within 3 !'N
days by two others brought out ty Cao';..n
Hunter Ben Jenkins a.i agreed 10 by his !'s
seners.
The Chester viii arrive from Ssre 81.
rsrieau this morning and Depart on the 's'urn
trip IN the afternoon
the city 81 Memphis which was sche!''Ieh
10 depart for the T.n.essse k.ver TO-DAY. VII,
'ay oye, for the "Trip TIE city ot sayana;.n s
.r NH w.n.ss sriss 'Isa asa ' ,hs s.S Of sa,,ie vii.
also make her regular Tennessee River trip.
Captain Tom Eoyie departed y.stsr'iay f1r
H.nderson sh"wboat TO St. l.eu.s
Isi!e .s Sain n ys:'.,ssx ,s r,.s and '" A. casey
e,nna;i and LOui.v.ii. Doari - Un,srwrtte:s
viii arrive In the city to-T1orsow On q eas;-
ness trip.
The Belle OF Calhoun viii arrive :his morn
Ing from Hamburg and Will DEPART In me
Afternoon on n day an: moonlight excursion
over her TERRITORY. going as FAR north 60 i.'ui.-
iana. returning Tuesday Her cabin space Is
Nl:.rR rapidly ard persons wanting 10 chl'y
this excursion should Apply g., beTihs esTiy.
CAPTAIN .. - C.sllihan departed yesterday
for Grafton where he Will board the +! nch's
Sensation shcrt2as as pilot 'o' rip On the
Cyper Mississippi.
Tho steamer Dubuque will arrive this
morning from Davenport and Depart in the
afternoon for keokuk.
-So;ics has be~n xfvsa BY Inspector W. y
Cayrrton that on the n.shs q: Angus: - t"ss
l:Gh;, on Peoria I.ake and Illinois h..er. liiI-
mis- will be changed from white ~ red u:
Wa;eyweYxS Po!a; and Little Detroit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
n. ~. A. GIVES RECEPTION.
". a. NOPahr0ea and e. J. Doyle eoe
N0nOPed Guests.

Former Lieutenant Governor W. a.
Sorthcotf OF Illinois and q. }. Doyle. eec-
ret::ry OF the State Board Of Arbitration.
were hcnor.d guests ut a reception on
Thursday evering at Jerseyvtlle by the
Ierscyy.ile No.i.r. WoOslMen Of America.
Ta.. reception was under the direction OF
\. S;ee,,s.n Camp. No. 3iio. assisted By
the members Of Hickory Grove Camp. No.
az.
Governor Eorshcott. who Is past head
counsel Of the Wooimen OF America. ana
Secretary Doyle. were on their way 10 the
P!asa Chautayqua. where they deIveseti
the addresses yesterday at the Wood
,ncn's Day entertainment.
At she RECEPTION Editor J. ". Becker O.
,il.. JsrSevviIlc Republican presided and
Introduced tho visitors. and speeches were
mad. by Governor EOrthcOtt and XIr:
Doyle. The Twentieth Century Ladies.
Quartet a.: !cYseyvilie gave a number Cf
music selections :ri Sylvester Sea~O Of
Pasadena. Cal. sang "a solo. The reccp-
-iun was also attended by number Of
the members OF \. S,eelman Lodge. Royal
NeiShbors of America
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
DIES SUDDENLY At HOME.
J0ha KOeo8gsae10. E0Pas&e Alder0sa0.
Passes Away In bed.

John Koenissscin. a forne. Alderman Of
East ST. Louis. WIS found dead in his
bed yesterday morning by his son. Daniel
koen!gstein. 1t their hor;e near Fireworks
Station. Coroner Hertel held m inquest
and TIE Jury decided that the man came
to his death from an attack Of aIpp!exy.
Mr. koenigs;ein had no: been in the best
Of health for the last six months. H. com
,,,ained considerably OF his condition
THURSDAY night. but Mrs. koenigs;e;n be-
l.eved that :hcyc was nothing serious
about his case. Sfe awakened early yes
;erday morning and left her husband
asi..e;, In bed while she proceeded down
stairs for the purpose o: preparing break
fast.
When the meal was ready she sent her
SON. Daniel. UP stairs to awaken MS
father The young man attempted TO
arouse his father. but soon learned TIA;
ne was dead.
Mr.. kocn;gstela represented the Third
Ward in the City Council for four years.
II. vas born and reared IA East ST Louis
srd had many friends "a ali paris 0: the
city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Til. H.v.ren: r: saiion OF Paris H.. vas =
el.e-. y.s:srs.ay - J-Tssyrtiie friends.
Mr. snt Ii-. F,.t Saith s:I Mr.. AMI Ms:
Carries t's.,y ~ E'tari. III. are the guests ~
NJ and Mrs Gs..r> H. Smith.
Thomas I. Br.ishay 4 Ruy.e. H.. vas ere
c,i.s. 90 i-rssy-!l!e friends.
Gifa.r, e lane o: Alton. H.. Was Q visitor
ysst-r3sy
Mr. WI'l,as, Hamilton of Evanston. ILL.,. II
~. guest q her varer;S Doctor and Afsl A ~
-ho.e.
john Morris of van!ai.a. H.. "a . euess 4
M Ard Mrs george EeeihoH - Mcclusky.
III. WAS the evess q JerssyylIs friends yes-
:e-ray.
Cria,i.s ..as.s-. of P;asa- H.. vas Q sues:
% I-r-eyv!lIs friends
Tht -rss Eivin e Auburn. Ill. 70 q Ruest az
Jerseyyilie relatives
The condition o: Doc,,. a A. shose. wAo
!. III q, =. hans. On E..s; P~aIi s,ree,. 70 re-
porte: as iI--rcyet.
HSs Ns-raa Parry departed ye<.e-iav for g;
Louis wr.r- 81. Will Be en:srtslned BY Miss
T.or~ac. Harris
Ms. Anna MeAea.a. o: o:.ery;!Ie. IL. wss .
s-ss. OF i..sr.yll!~ friends.
81. Joha IL WAITE of Kans. IL. vas q
MS Ore Tr1ss oe NcClusky, III. vss n
guss. Q. js-ssyvilie f:!s1!s
Gr. w!.l:zr. @. Burnett 20 enssVeainsnR Misc
Minnie Burnett q Casi;..,siie. H.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
SUPERVISOR RIDES SIX
MILES ON COACH STEPS.
TrlP IL Order - Reach Ills HUsse
1t New OOugt00.

John Camp Of New Douglas. H., editor
OF the World. and chairman a. the Ml.ii-
son County Board Of Supervisors. had an
event:ul railroad trip. several days ago.
As chairman Of the Board % Assessmen,
Review. now In SESSION at Edwars!Svil.e.
and With other members. John Eib!e Of
Alton. and George Combs Of c0i,insv;.!e.
he went to Hii;sbOr0 TO look over some
records in the Montgomery County Court
house.
The others for the return. bought tickets
for 81. Louis. but Camp took one for IIv-
tnEstOn. ~ IL u near his homo. The agent
told them the hour at which their train
would be in The through and accommo-
dattOn trains OF the Big -Four were late
that afternoon and the fast train. No.
q. came In on the Others time.
AL three boarded Il. ard when the con-
ductOr reached them he noticed Camps
ticket vas for Livingston and said he
would have to put him of. the train
did not stop there. Camp says he tend
cred the difference in money TO St. Louis.
bat that the conductor refused to take II.
The train was stopped and Camp pa; Off.
He walked back q mile and a half I"
Hiilshoro. and was almost to the depot
when the train he should have taken
In getting on the steps. but 1t was a
full width vestibuie and all the doors
locked - he could rot get in. The train
had attained such speed that he could not
get OF. and hung there for six miles.
fiattening himself against the side Of the
car to avoid striking swifchstands an.!
mile posts and was almost exhausted
when discovered and admitted BY one Of
the trainmeu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
FIFTH ILLINOIS TO
Go N CAMP TO-DAY
Colonel Lang Compliments
Fourth Regiment on Its Work
-Quartermaster Capps Takes
Formal Charge Of Camp Lin
coin.
REPCBXlC sPECAL

fsSfChxJC SPECJAIA
,sprinsneld; m: Aug. n.-For the f,rst
broke camp In the day tine. Colonel
Lang ordered his command 10 vacat.
.i;s.an Sismn iinsSin early orinf to the long
have to travel in arriving at their homes.
On the whole the week has been sue
cessfui." said Colone! iI.ns before de-
fAartfng. Il would lie 10 have another
week OF II. The .ncampIneEt Is too short
:or the country soldiers
Sy the time they get the drills down 10
proficiency It Is time for them TO leave
] am well pleased with the showing made
by the men and especially the work done
on the rife range
BAND DEPARTS FIRST.
The first organization of the Fourth
Regimen, to break camp was Good:na-.'s
band OF Decatur. The musicians depart
by Company Of Eninshan and Com
pany II Of Champaign.
The other COMPANIES then left one
after another until 81, ::sj o'clock This
iAst company to 60 was Company l. OF
Oiney.
oyer 10 Quar,ermaster W. Lee Capps OF
the Fifth Regiment. OF Springfield. Tire
various details Of the Fifth Regiment ar
nved at Camp Lincoln ia the afternoon
aEd arranged matters for TIE arrival OF
the f1fth Infantry Tomorrow rn.yrning.
which Will be in command Of Colonel
u
The appearance of Guariermaster Capps
was surprise. as IL was thought that ne
would not come to camp this year. owing
Miss.
FIFTH ONE COMPANY SHORT.
The Fifth Regiment WILL come to Spring.
one new company. Since the las, .ncasnp-
ment Company 4 Of rittst.e.d and Conn
pany Of Jacksonville have been mustered
IN place OF the jacksonville company the
regiment has been scip!ied with a ccm-
pany from Danviiie. ], Is expected that
within 2 short time company OF niii-
Iiamen from Petersburg VIII succeed tL.
l'tttssieId company
Company & OF Springfield. IN command
Of Captain Michael r. OBsien, il in
ciuded IN the Fifth Regiment The other
companies are os Iay1orvil!.. u Of
= Of Peoria. II Of Decatur. I of psnviiI.'
n " DeissAn. l. Of Peoria and - OF Cam
ton.
GUARD ORDERS ISSUED.
Guard orders we're issued by Ad!utant
General Scott. as follows:
Upon hts own request. Lieutenant
Colonel stephen b. Thompson. chief In
brigade. Is placed Oh the retired list.
leave Of absence for thirty days. with
permission TO leave III. United States. IS
fantry.
lhe IeS,eHAlon or Second Lieutenant
George l. DearfnE OF Company II. Fourth
Infantry. Ia accepted.
turt0uEhs for :on days are granted to
t'rivafes q. &. Atwood and Ralph Pat
terson OF Company Il. Fifth Infantry.
i3onor1bie discharges are granted 10 tae
Following men: Private Charles Iyers OF
Company II. Fourth Infantry: Privat.s
Jerome Howard. Henry K PARKS. otto g.
Ireischeii. James II. George. Lon Skinner.
Victor II. Orr. Hcmer Il. Athecton T. X.
Lemon. Will I.angan. Richard Renfro i.y-
man W. Reid. w. Il. George and Thomas
White cG Company X Fourth Infantry.
ana Private William II Whyte OF i:at-
terry G. Artillery Battalion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
SAVES HIMSELF FROM DEATH
By MS PRESENCE OF MlND.
SerSo0sly D0)osea while Repair.
isg Delt - ThseshaaG AaehSne.

That Taomas Warren. young man OF
presence oS mind. He h;ss been employed
with the William Harris thvashin: crew
and yesterday Was working on the farm
of EIwar: Williams near Heih:lt".
repair tie tselt Oi tn. Hywhcc!. which runs
10 the separator. his hand slil;se.! and i:s
was caught by the arm ana pulled toward
the wheel
His body was thrown upward and he
was oppO.tunely twisted Ia si;ch u posi-
tion that he cvu.d place one hand against
;he separator. By u supreme effort with
his right hand. he Was hurled tn ,,.e
ground ard out OF danger from th.. ma
ch!ne-y. lie was picked W.. placed In
Doctor +. T.. Lc:nen found and treated an
ugly woand On th. thigh. a deep CASH y:
the temple. a badly bruised arm ard
shoulder and severely Wrenche!
shoulder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
HORSES KICK INJURIES DOT.
Animal 0ashes O0t. Completely Dis.
aSlSog Joha leO0aea.

John Leonard. TIE i:-ysar-o!4 son o! Mr..
AMI Mira " 1. leonard. Of No. ..-s Ciev--
an. aycnle wa.s dangerously injured yes
s,riay wh.le paying with III. family horse
t,, the fro.t yari a. lis home.
The hoy and ssv.-a! other your ss;er> o!
his age had been riding IL. ANNA! and
riaylrS circus with airs 20: soma time.
O.s Of the boys was IN the act OF stand
Ing on the aorS's back. II Is said. when
yours Leonard in a spar: os fun. stepped
back As II 20 slap the horse o. tie flank
The horss suddenly sEic5 and. kicking
S.c.ouey. struck iE. ho: f-u in TIRE
stomach with 10th heels. He MAS knockaz.
several feet AID VA. S,.ckS: Up hy -he
other boys unconscious
I. is believed by ;fos4wko witnessed .he
ACCIDENT that the hoy would have bsca
Killed haS h. been a i;ri- farther 1~a-
As .e Was toe close to the horse 20 get
:.s full so:cc OF its k.cS he WAS pushed
irkseai of being kHcck-. TO she So,1a1-
The doctors say. however. ::.a; BE Is n .
rrecAr.cuN condition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Alsos Nsses s.s Per.o,a,..

Jonn 0wstsy nAsive o. Alton whs:s he
ss.,. ss :iss' j; ,s,s:, s:ssA s.'a .s'.:
ess nis s, nss s . sSl ma.y s yrss aa:
and vas taken home TO- die a few weeks as.
si Sir. his o"a ss Nil. Is ss. ss. erissn sss
wil:iaim 9u:yiey Of Alton AID Frank cu:si-y
ai ssr Sen ,tars ssf he hs bee. 81 ; ..yss .
marry a youns lady Of Sprins:ieid. sni is,..
b.,h hir,s.if and nanree have been hoping -;
union could h. soic;nni.sd. III. funeral VIII
bs this afternoon frIm the co:.rexaiiona!
". II. Waterford an ased negro r..:.en. ae
Alton ,,,;.s cay: 'hs; h. cured hin... and couple
r,,,,. Ia Aenys.. f asnn-. by asinsinS eosieas
q. Gould b. walIo~ea. drausass n ,io, wa.es s.
AID saif At Intervals. ani L. applying mus
tara and v,nssar ss ,:ulsie.. 20 the back. aba
The silver wedding anniversary s.;ebra..on
& Mr :;d s:r. Joseph Ta"!s viii be heia
No. I3os Main street,
is-- Maur!a avenue Q: cholera in.sn,urn. The
iune..: ALL lie tbs hf;e3noon y, . o'cIocx
w: r; Haiie,. Of Alton NJ. e,ects. vice pres
..sn, . , Q: the Ma'nA. !';S.,ciive Lasne at .he
Mr. and Ms. Louis Nue:;riaIz .ni daur fIer
s's,ia '.;u,n-d 90 - L,,sis yes,.E,;ay a:i:r
,os ar .ni !, Ms: s;, ; cSrsy h.ss rsa. TO SouI
chsrIcs l.. GaII. travelling sa!:s:nan fso:..
pS1z ss s sFs = sa very i.1.s5. II s1 as .ss :
Brc. was taken to Bunker Hiii yesterday an:
a paT.y eons:s,,as q M.s-.s Emma ca:har,.
EE1s Ani M.ssr.. Edws.a rssse,. and Chester
spena Week q n. jarn.. se,,.rs. l"
Misses Alice ard Virginia Bowman have re-
turned froin an e1tente: r:sI: Ia wauxes!.,-
poc,or ard Mrs ". H. c. s,,..,h n. Beverly
farm. returned ,s.;sr,iay, from a trap ;hsoush
4 ch;Ia shower was given Thu-st,av evening"
&; the home o: Miss insE NcSclY or. Fourth
.ir..; to Mis- Annie Esrh'. WHOSE marriage 20
Mr. AIt~-t Gent will take place Au-us,
TIE !un.rni o. Fred Ps,-fs os ros.srburr was
heii Yesterday Afternoon a; h:. home and s..v-
tees were coas1cte3 by the Reverend simeon
Euss-y.
w.r.: Eoz..:h g. rp..r Alton "a. sroush,
from severe injuries ahou; ,he !.rs ard h-s
sustained hy falling sc.ty Zee: from . scaso.a
ui.n which hs was woIsins
Mayor !ical ey Commander B-o!AskI q: tie
eteansr Spencer.
The annual eonrresn:InraI picnic ~ :,
Mary. Church All be he! mex; Thursday N
Arthur as.tert c.I.rn. ard Mis. I.ora Mary
were married by Justice ". B. Rose. Justice
Re-. also united u ;naT,ss- ionn Robert
III This latter cou9l- hssS-s ~. o:scla,i-s
yas,ic. TO hurry aa: tie ;hs kno, as ,a.y
wanted 70 ca;sh TIE boat rp 'hs riv.-.
IN n. ssins several ,,n>-. y.s;e.isv in an g
fs-: 20 ,-,axs .!.a behave. bu, she kicks made
10 inpress.on "a Hsfaia who. a';.; sewing
say>, ;hsn sve.. and wolii kick back w.ih
,ieor. After IN. Sergeant grew tired o, :hs;
,+;sSs nc .; .r0,s n.sha . isals a sms ssSs Up
a,G .s.d; WHATS ;he use .: kisSiae HIN. ser
a zsa es ..n: i..i .asr as hfs su: "a s.
s1are os TIE fac: now
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
PLEADS GUILTY 70 TilEFT CnARGE


Henry c. Brockman. who was brought
TO Jerseyville Sunday from Grafton. and
lodged in the Jersey County tail. on the
charge. Of larceny. pleaded guilty yester-
day 10 the charge before Judge Charles
). White Of the County Court. He vas
lined = end costs and sentenced to twen-
ty-fouv hours in the county Jail
Erockmaa Was arrested b. Coneta6leH
Galloway and Freeman On tie charge OF
taking = revolver from the Valley House
III Grafton. Brockman. who Is an em-
plo,e Of the springfield Boiler Works.
wi.ich is constructing several bargeS ~
Grafton. stayed az the Valley House. It
was alleged at the trial that Byockmnn
was celebrating Sunday. secured his room.
mates revolver and offered To dispose OF
II. Ercckrnan declared he had no Teco:-
lection Of that incident, but pleaded guilty..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
IN DnSCCsS DRAINAGE AFFAIRS.
CIelseos wln Receive Hearing -
Ease 50. Penis Proposition.

Gus McCab. and Eis assistants Rave
,s.-iv Competed tn. lis: q; names o. tax
rayers in the city ~ E.s; St Louis. FOR
ne purpose of presenting 20 them with
r,o,Sssd ordinance 20. tie rev dfains sc
district At the next meeting OF the Siiy
Council.
The list comprises more than Se'9 names
ard there are as mary descriptions OF
property accompanying 4, which accounts
for :,s bulky condition The Board on I'M
n.oyerea. OF the city haS :.Aed dat.
~. citizens to come forward AID object
10 TIE paseas. OF the ordnance.
The ordinance will then s,c presented 20
,h,. Council. for passage. /; viii call for
si,e construct.cn uf a canal or sewer large
enough to dr4i, ali sections OF last -.
Louis At Ali Nseascns OF the year. and
also during al stages of water os the
Mississippi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
EAST. SIDE

500 damages against the Suburban Rail-
way Company on account OF personal In
tuFieS which he claims he received while
being thrown from \ car BY one OF thc
conductors.
He stated that he paid his fare for a ride
on one Of the cars and that afterwards the
conductor requested him TO cay again.
He refused he alleges. and the conductor
forcihly elected him. He slipped as he
reacheds the STEP and as the conductor
gave him . shove At the time. he claims.
he landed heavily Oh the hard povemens
and Was injured In the side and hip.
The case viii be tried At the August
term 0f court.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
FOOT CRUSHED ~ IRON.
JOo0 00pe6s0 S0seaiDo SeVi00s II.
josy while as ~ 0sk.

John HuS--!o.. Q h-t.ge eui.ae!. had rs
right foot crushed yesterday n: the VIA
duct over .he Baltimore arI Ohio road IN
. p-ce % iron slipped an5 fell. striking
k.> sces-
Hvpe4ca vas gent 20 A,s home n No
Is;: North F,:;eer,h street. where he vas
attended 5y . rhyscsn- II - believed
TIA. sno;h.. part os hs> foot viii have 90
Se anpufa,ec. as many % :he bones OF
fhe toes are hroksr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
New OF Well as Newman, M.

I
Newman. III. Aug. ii.-Weii No. os IN.
Nexma. Prospecting Company vas
h.,rgh: il this afternoon. az a depth OF
.s feet. ,hirty-.oos vein Of oil ani
was pyncturei that brought forth . good
showing o. OIL The yell VIII b. shot
SATURDAY az J o'clock. This Indicates
that Newman - located In q Sile OIL AeId
There are scve-ai ell men On she ground
and the territory viii Be rapidly deyei-
opeS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
D0cT0R SIMMONS IS SUED.
st. Louis Man Defendant in a
Damage Suit.

KSIIPC BIC SFECINIA
San Antonio. Tex. Aug. ll-Doctor c.
F. Simmons Of 81. Louis. who owns a
large ranch in Bee County. on the Neuces
Court at Besv;iIe Tex. for $a.1i5 damages
nv J. II. Hamilton. a ranchman. whom
Simmons shot twice through the breast.
The affray occurred in Reeville. Feheu-
AIRY ~. OVER stock matters.
Hamilton asks for actual and exemplary
3amSSes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
CHARLES CARTAlL IS DEAD.
Was Oldest Business Man at st.
James and Recently Married.
RE-i'Es.l.. SPECIAL.

RF.. ENC SFES-TAIA
St james. Mo-. Aug l1.-CharleS CaStall,
the oldest business man in this city. died
1T his home in this cifv last night. He
WAS in business before the county Was or
Sanizsd and during the CivH War.
late Years he met reveTs.sS which greatly
reduced his wealth. He recently took n
trip 70 GERMANY. marrying q second time
while there. He was a prominent mem
her Of the Nasons and Ancient Order 0f
United Woyk:nen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

G~ofSe M,scsheck o: No. 1870 Wash
street and sam Goidh-rE u No. i5s North
Eleventh. street ~.rs arrested yesterday
afternoon by Policeman Dwyer while en-
gagged In . struggle for the Aoases.son Of
revosve- M;SchSe.E sustained wounds
on the face and head. which were drsaaed
a: The City D.sr~nss:y- Both we're locked
up q. she Fourth District Police Station
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

John Rebeck. l.-year-old boy living
On Fourth street. EjGardsviIlc. was bad
" injured yesterday in Madison Mine. No.
:. at Glen Carbon. He was working in
one OF the rooms with his father when
there was a sudden fall of clcd. The
father WAS bruised. tI; the son WIS
caught underneath the weight and his
back broken. He was removed to his
home In E:w1!1sv!l!e in an ambulance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
aars. Julia Wares F'unesal.

The body Of Mrs. Julia Ware. wife Of
George w. Ware Of Jerscyy:ile. was taken
The funeral services were held on Thurs
day afternoon at the home In West Pearl
street The party was accompanied to
friends. incirting Captain II. e. Glcdhill.
Wharton English. 4. W. Cross. =. H.
bowman ana Wallace Leigh. The Rover
end J. q. Dec. pastor cf the First ~. E
Church at J.rseyy.i!e. also accompanied
Tie party. and conducted! short religious
service as ;h. Oak Ridge Cemetery in
Springfield. where the burial was placed
Il, the Frs lot
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

i-sis IisiA ..cu-F1. THt~b~ fEi-y- -s-g- ...E
Martha ,h- hsst- -uli.s i.-h Irr --y-ar-
ciss. Es;cr.iiix s~c"r.. iaI- Hour tAiri Ilre
.Sis.
Smith Real sV- the c5a-o.0;l5u hsr, nile
Lola White arcaa3. Howard l. taiHI IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.


New York Aug. il--Seleet.ons:
sirs: xsace-HefmItaSe. Cary. Lady q The
Forest
Van.
Thir: Rsce-Sussomassef Meteor. Juegles.
Fourth Race-Sysonby. BScomstlck Oissau.
Fi:,h Race-Tom Lawson. Old England. MAJ
imiiian.
handle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Departures To-Das


The suaEe at the haYbosmaster'S office yes
teSSiay showed q stage Of 49, at n ia. q fall
Of J Of a loot for the twenty -four hours Tho
water IL going our hut slowly. but u Ia ex-
rect-d that the fall will continue for sonic
time.
business the levee yesterday was rather
below the average IN freight and has fallen
OF 10 an extent almost Unparalleled a: sh.s
season This Is owing. ~ far aS passenSer
service n concerned. to the yellow fever. AMI
as for freieh: II appeared shat yesterday VAS
simply q 6ull day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Property Re.sored se Jeha Tsyler.

John TAYLOR. a wc.!-known farmer. l!v-
ing east of Je-Seyviiie. was yesterday Ee-
Jersa. County Court OF Jers.yviile bv
Judge Charles s. White. Taylor was COM
r.i-ted 10 the Central Illinois Hospital for
tn, Insane ~ Jacksonville more than a
year ago .or treatment. Yesterday he ap-
reared in court accompanied by some
friends and reported TO the court that the
treatment had completely restored him TO
his faculties. and the order Of restoration
Was accordingly entered UPON :he docket.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
DlFFALO RACES sOsrpoNEn.
sseaad C0rroSs Esesss Deferred b.
Woia, 60 he Decided To-Day

Buffalo. n v. Aug ii.-Ti- grand cir
cut races to-day were postponed on ar-
S"urt OF -an. The uI..lriSf.gl events " .Il
IL. run to-mc.Tuw.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
TAKES ESCAPED PRISONERS
WITH AN UNI lOADED SHOTGUN


s---l't7 EsTsst- - SSlAl.
Lizzie Reck. Ara Aug ;;-Four eefsen-
s-s eol,:rec IN .al ~ panvtIle al Dusk
tS.< evening SIZED and cvelRcgeYed the
:Asssc as-. s~:xo<-.
With q. snioaAd sAcseue former City
Marshal Nathan Hat::in Captured the es-
csFs-i ystsossrs sAss an Ac0Y later And
es.ar<sse,1 them 10 YefSy1
osze % tse prisoners - Ja0ee 1Nee.
cosS.eeed oS mu.testn8 Ais vie 81 tAsve
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Gail El~esssn n Wright C0oaay.
EEPCEILs' SPECIAL
Hartviiie. Hfo. Ane. 11.-The Ccuntv
Court ISSUED m order yesterday calling
an election to he held in all the voting pre-
c;ncfs in Wright County on September r.
TO determine whether or not spirituous
or Intoxicating liquors.. including wines
and beers. shall be sold in tho limits Of
Wright County
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Government weather Report.

r-psrfn~r; - Agriculture. Weather bureau
-M-trOrCinyica OTIS. gya'ions received a; -.
an. : = ~, a-yef;. -t.:h meridian time. Ot<-g-
v.tin.s rSsie AZ the same moment o: time At
~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

orchestra from the Temple Theater. Alton.
and the Unity Quartet OF 81. Louis.
To-day tbs principal lecture Will BE- DE-
iiveresl by the Reverend George e. GOwdy
On Through Egypt and PALESTINE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

HErlBIIc srl11A,.

Ia Plata. No. AUS. ii-T-h. Ia r.a., rsf-
closed today. rts Faces rrs.!tci as r,!.,es.