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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Mms oem @eri9tem.

Die bon Grau 2Onele Siderfon 9e-
gen Nrtbur W. Martinoale, einem Sn-
oianapOlis @rOeer. einserei&te 2lage
fhr $40. 900 S4aosnerfab if au9ens
blidlid Dor &idtsr Garter in Uerbanos
lung. Grau SideriOn bebauptet. oab.
als He Wartinoals's @ei9dft beiudte.
oieIer ieinen Mrm UNI lire SaiQs ls9ts
uno oaB er ibr nit benz &oddrmel Ell.
nsn Obrrins ausrib.
5rant 0uails, befduloist in 2e=
antp's Wirtbi4aft eingsbroden gu Iein.
tpuroe nit 1-3 Sabren @sfdnsnib be-
ffraft. Ct fol our 3eit 200 @isarren
gefoblen baben. Sa Quails i6on
frtibsr in unannebmli&teiten bermidelt
NOR, CAB ibm Der Ridter cine Strafe,
beren er fi9 cine 3eit lang %erinnern
piro.
papton Blafwen, Batter Der farbiesn
Sable Sladrel, bat ee9en ben 9leid
falls farbigen poliaiiten Benjamin %.
See cine 3lase auf $4,000 S9aosneriab
einsereidt uno Der GaQ puroe sefiern
bor Ri9ter @artsr gum 8srh6r &c.
bra1t. Ser Musiase bes Mdbdsns
nod, III See angsbli9 fur ibren &uin
bsrantpOrtli9.
CHARLES 2ubib tpurbe tpegen tbdts
li6en Nnarifes auf feline Grau nit
$40 nebft Soften beftraft. 2ubib fam
am Samfag beim uno gerietb nit lei.
ner Grau In 8eSug auf Weisbeits
3dbne in Elm argument. Seine 6rau
mOqte oann nit Dem Singer feline
Weisgeits3dbne fiblen, uo9e9en er
isbo9 unter Mngabe, baB ibre Singer
gu idmubig ieien. protefirte. Nls bic
Srau banrt bic Sreppe nod oben fieg,
faBte er fe beim Gubselsnt uno sO9 fe
Srepps binab.
3. WOrlsp erhielt 81 nebt Soften
unb 80 $asen arbeitsbaus neil er
ider3weiie feline Grau am Salie miir9te
uno hisislbs 10 fdittelts, baB Der 8Opf
ME Elm penoel bin nno Der fog, gr
ertldrte benz Ri4ter, bob bic ganse
@eididte nur Elm S4ers seweien iei.
5arrp Murpbp, befduloiat.
bic Mnla9e Der @entral Gbair 60. in
8rano 9eftsdt gu baben. wuroe BON
ben @roBssidworenen in M~ntlagssu.
ftanb beriebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

90 Ste 8r6bte rno pafs
f~emoneMmStpabI bon S6nttt=
blmmem mmo 8Immenf1den
fur aae frenotgen ttno trau=
rt9en GretgntKe. @tr ttmo
ieoersett 8erm berett bet oer
MaSmabI bebiIft6 su fetm.
Bertermanu SroS. SO.
241 WaH. Mne. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
~ @audt bic fish l Mingo.

Oas europdi6 DE @Ipbas
Bet ion na9 8eidluB bes rSberften
&atbs" fir ben 0ffentli6en l1nterri4t
fofort na9 8eenbisung bes &rieges in
Sapan ein9efii6rt perDen. 3ublrei9e
Yerionen beantragten Die @infiibrung
bes ruiiif9en Mpbabets, ba fi6 biefes
am beiten fir Die jupanii9e Spra4e
eigne.
Quftf9tfffabrt. Na9 Der
GrflGrung zines beutf9en Sa9mannes
bat Seutf9lanb ben beiten Sefel6alz
lonbetrieb, tpGbrenb Die S~ran3oien be-
trsffs bes Yroblems bes lent6aren
2ufti9iffs ben anbersn 2dnbern melt
poraus ftnb, unb bic @merituner be-
5iieli6 Der &onitruftion Der Slug
maf9ine bic erite STEELE einnebmen.
Ote GGbequeI1e, bic felt
lGngsrer 3eit bDGig periiest mar unb
beren sGn5li9es 4usbleiben Gneftli4e
9emiitber befiir6tet butten, lit nd9 be-
beutenben Nieberi9lGgen pieber erf6ie=
men. Ser ummauerte &dum Der Quele
1T tpieber gGn5li6 sefiiat unb Der @bz
flub bes Wahers aus benz umge6enoen
IsDorgelGnbe rei9li9. Sin fat eGn5s
lifes @eriiegen bes 3uflufes aus ben
6obersn @ebirgsgesenben na9 benz
Queqenmoor lit iibrieens f9pn friiber
BEL lGnoerer Srodenbeit nieberbolt be-
obu9tet iporoen.
90 a d u 3 m ober
ri6tiser S9uBmittel geeen WGrmeper>
LUTTE Ipielen in Der Snbuftrie unb audi
i'm tGgli9en 9ausbalt cine grobe
gRoQs, tpern es gilt, Die fiinitli6 err
5euete @drme ni6t unseniibt tpieber gu
berlieren. Nm beiten bepGbrt baben
fi9 Bis iebt ols fol9e @9ubmittel bers
fil3te 9dure unb Nsbeft. @m nd9iten
fommt bieIer Sfolirune bic bur9 ge@
tOrnten Sort, Ddbrenb gepD6nli9e
@%sbeitpappe nur bic 6Glfte bes S9rBz
pertbes bat. 0iefelben Matsrialien
f0nnen natiirli9 audi gum S9uB eeeen
&dlteperluit e nit glei6em Grfolg ange@
penbet perben, 3. g. fir Gisf9rdnfe,
bic meift nur cine 2uftf9i9t 3pif9en
a!pei g0ben baben.
Cine Musit ellung il r
@eri Of 8 a nurbe
fiir5li9 i'm 9eri9tssebdube gu @ntipers
pen, 9elsien, erOffnet. sic umfabt Suz
nd9it 3ei9nunsen unb Sfia5en, Die
bon 3entsantpdlten ielbft bsrri;bren.
bann 3err= unb Spottbilber befannter
@bpofdten unb Hi9ter, bes tpeitersn
Sammlunsen bon DtBbldttern unb ba>
neben Werfe Der berpprragenbften &aris
faturenoei9ner Der dlteren unb neueren
3eit. Re9ts9elebrte, bic audi in beT
belgif6en Bolitif cine &ole fpielen, pie
Woefte, Seernaert, Yicarb u. T. H., iinb
auberbem als Marionetten pertreten.
Sat- alle bebeutenben Suriiten 8elgiens
baben 8ilber unb fonitige 8eitrdge aus
ibrem p~ripatbefiB fir Die 4usitenung
geliefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

0Hlit GinbeimifHe &rduter furteren Sbre
sS Nascabeidiperoen. Bum p~erfanfen tn
255 Neft Baihinatpu StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Sm Sbra GaFno.
Sin erfOIgrei9er @u@res &benb.

&e4t fsffli9 ging es setern abeno
bel benz @uhre-S Spiel i'm 2pra gafino
3u. 9as arrangements @omite unter
Der 2eitung BEG Serrn SOiepb S9af
bate ale 8orbereitun9en in 10 bollen=
better Weiie setrohen, baB Der Nbeno
in 9enuBreider @eiie %berlief.
Die i96nen preiie setuannen
l. Jrau Sobugen bon Samilton, 8.
2. Srau 8. W. Gobe.
8. Srau @bas. 2rauB.
4. 6err @bas. Wosrner.
5. 5err Otto @asner.
6. Ssrr g. g. 8Oebsl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

SO a in 9 t o n, IL. Sanuar.
Sir Sn6iana S6nse i'm noroli9en,
8sgen im iibIi9en S9eiIe bente 2adt unS
ipabri6einIi lid am Donneritas; fdlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Sm's 8unoesssfdmsuib seianSt.

Sobn s.. @oobs. Der 8anfier aus
Matbeus, Der bonn Gi9ter 4nberion 81
6 Sabren gefdngniB in Sort 2eapen-
NORTH. 2as., b%srurtbeilt tpurbe, III ss-
fern bur9 ben Ser. Staaten Ssputp
Wari9aa BOpo nod bort ti6srfabrt
tuorben. Nnnesus @%inorsioff, Elm
8rie9e, Der cine 5eloueifans. Die ibm
ni9t esb6rte, s~intaifirt bate, uno 6rsb
Wilion. Der ieine parOle iibertrat, muir.
ben nit WoOos 3uslei9 nod Dem &c.
fdn9niB eebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Gutwtdem.

Wargaret JOrbes, bic &o4ter res
fpettabler @ltern, entpi9 9sftern aug
Der Snbufrisidule fur Mdodsa uno
6rauen, in pelder fie auf Bsfebl bes
Suseuoseri6tss ssbalten wuroe. Sic
iibertletterte bic bobe Wauer oes 9ofes
unb enttam. Gin N9ent bes Snfitutes
III auf Der Sude nod benz Wdo9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
0rab.
O G b n:

Wiliam uno 2ena glsep, III Bis
mnrf, 6nabe. = Somer uno Sertba
Wbitsett, 140 8ladforo, 3nabe.-
&obert unb Marp gople, 331 Setter
ion, Mdbdsn.- Ser uno Mattie Gre
oerids, 2144 DEPOT, Wdobsn.-Sobn
uno Map &esoer, us @ermania.
Wdb9sn. -Sames unb Sba Suliban.
816 Oriental, 3nabe. -Soiepb uno
Nnna Clifton, As q. 2aGals, &nabe.
-Irthur uno Waubs Coffin, 104 6.
&ural, 2nabe.
@ efprbert:
2orinba glad, 46, 949 st. Wapne.
-@aibarins Manter. 90, Staot.-
William Stsuart. 43. Srren=Nipl.-
@eorse Wiler, AZ, Marplano uno 60
pital.-@sorge &antin, 80, Srrsn=
Nipl.-SObn Wc8Owan, 81, 525 %.
Merriq. -gliaa 8raoood, Sc, 229
SanfOn. -yiola Winninss, 81, 22e
&anoolpb. = amelia Manor, 3D.
Sarab Slisabetb Norris, IS, 511
Warrsn. = &Obsrt 2in4loe, 60. -
Marp Sane Yapnter, 80. - Qnna
8roofs, ", 1888 Blaine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

81 eSIansf - Wdb1en unb Trauen fir 2auubrp'
- arbstt. slo9snfrapen In Mrmftroues aauubrp,
a24 geeft ysarpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

Ou permfetbeu-9ie spei 2aeenrdume SO. 131 unb
d 1873 aor6 1ela,pare StraBe, biaier Somlinion
Saue. Ra13ufragen 225 aemde @ebdnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Tbermometerftane.

D. &. BIbtbs
SeeticnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

csfnau,feHeS 9eIo 5u perIeiben 5u irseub eiuem
Betras fir 8 biz 6 9rosent.
American Home Buying Co.,
8 2ombare @ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

90 Ser Sabrer &tnfenoe
8ote 3aIenoer fur 1905 tit
omr6 nniere Office 50 be-
steben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
@etterberttbt.
SO afbinqtpn, IL.

5ar "a stunbeu. suDsuO = ubr yaOrssus. IL. Sanuar
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
BRIDEGROOM AGAIN FAILS
TO OBTAIN LICENSE.


The wedding Of George StoneHtrect. a.
and Caroline techtlc. n years old, which
has bten postponed seysvai times within
the last two years. according To the inter-
cxtetl parties. was again postponed yesier.
day afternoon. and UP to . late hour last
night license Lad not been issued 10 the
couple. The postponemRni yesterday WAS
laid I" the door of St0ne,trcet. who ap-
peArey at No: 62i Brady avenue. where
Miss fschtle lives. and reported that he
had been unable % secure The license and
that the marriage would have to be post
poned until some other day.
Stoaestreet and M:~ Vachtle have been
trying TO get married for the last two
years. but could not get the consent Of
Mrs. vecht'e. who insists that StOnestreet
Il too old for her daughter. The latter. II
II said. did not think SO. and Mrs. Nechtle
finally gave her consent Wednesday.
Stcncstreet applied for = license Weines-
day evening. bur did NOT bring his pros
pec:ive bride with him. ard the license
vas refused until he could bring her.
Mr.. Eechtie waited In the marriage n
cense office until II closed Wednesday for
the couple. hut they did not come. Ar
range Msfts wers then made to get the II
ccnsc yesterday. and StOnestYeet was 4"
cali for ii at the license Office. He did
not See Mr.. Cauxhian. and did not get 10
Miss vech'ie'e folnc until late In the aft.
erneon. He did not have the license. and
said that the marriage would have TO b.
POSTPONED
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
NANDANUS TO COMPEL TRAINS
TO STOP At RURAL STATION.
DSv0see, PileA ~ 0eoDevoooe
ClFeOoo CO0Bt.

william Schauml0e6el Of Ogle Station.
on the Illinois csnsrsi s Ra:'rSa" ~: ~. neS. mss
suit against the lllino!s Central Railroad
10 compel the railroad to stop u. trainns
at Ogle station. II n alleged that the rail-
westbound train. at Ogle Station. and that
this train does not give the reside nas u
that section the railroad privileges tha'
'"rS TSr.c s divorce VOICE. suits lis wer. aied yesterday.
Patrick ]. Leavy wants u divorce from
Mr.. Alice lIeavy. whom he married NJ Ne
yIS Sa NO.; ~ xueSs, & 81 III. sesI
He alleges statutory grounds and asks Ios
the cu.io'iy Of their child.
Mr.. Mary kOhr sceks aeparatIon ,fSsn -.
Julius EOhr, to whom she was married De-
tobc- ~. 1851. in 81. Louis. and with whom
she lived until October Il. 1Sel she aiiexes
that he mistrcated her and that he re-
fused to properly provide Ior ner An" 'ne''
Mrs. Minnie Smith wants divorce fron
George. Smith. They Nsre madfas1 ,s M
3cif.r wn,ii June II the anne year. she
ALLEGES that he deserted her.
Other suits filed In the Circuit Court yes
terday were:
Minni. ro-pf.-. adm. Of the e., ss;ass, &C,
suhyItsn Eirc,i's Railway Company dAnsses'
jacob G. seheen.. .dm;. cs sh: -, ':,s;s ss;s
:. S.ushwss'ern Railroad Company damasss'
I"s.ph Kraft ". william and Olive L. Carl:
bill, % forcclose mortgage.
caroline Hirchsr and william L. FOseman
VI. Robert Hartmann. ~. Louis hewine tcm-
Pany and ChsI!ss y. c'ison: o'!' spss'"e ps'-
The People Il rel william 8chAumienei 70.
IIlin.is c.nsrsi Railroad Company: pre'a'ea f's
0sAndamus.
Joseph Kraft - ~. II. Emee; bin for fore
ciOsure. -,
Josrvh Kraft ~. Henry ard Mary Pohi: bill
Josrnh Kraft Vs. Phil and Eieanore Asehe.
bill fer foreclosure.
Albert J. s:eeL Who sues By his neIt friend.
TransfeT Company: damages. $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
EAST SIDE
NEWSBOv ACCUSED
Of R0bb|AG TILL
Arthur Palmer Held on Charge Of
Taking Small Sums From Belle.
vile Steam Laundry When De.
liverins Papers.

Arthur Pai1sr: = ysars old. sea q L. e.
vile. vas efrseied yesterday mcsning Sy
charge Of riding the cash drawer Of the
Bsllevills eisa1 Laundry On East Main
& . alleged that be has systematically
stolen Suau sums roAGng fIom - cents
20 Q quarter almost daily from The cAsa
Arthur 10 Q aeWsboy. ana he leaves .
Newspaper et the laundfy every usoSntne
Several WeekS ago 00nS4o Doesine. man:
ager o: the laundry. noticed that hts etu
was being tapped 70 the exteat oS . few
dunes almost every day. Ae Watcne0. bot
could NOT dnd the cuipItt. The uaattsr'wao
so small that he dt0 not report 10 70 the
police until he began to fear thst some
morning bis entire laundry wcu!d be car.
Stsd OF by the my1teriOus thief.
Yesterday morning Detective 0us K!7mm
was detailed on The case. He previously
marked three new penntcs. which ne placed
In the drawer and then took position OF
vantage. klamm watched Arthur deliver
the paper. and then saN him return ana
take some OF tie chanee Out Ut the cash
dssxsr: Arthur took the three pennies
A. he walked out Detective Klamm
grabbed hir, and escorted him to the
Believiiie Police Station. Al the stet!oo
Arthur confessed to taking the money from
the Laundry. He also confessed 10 taking
. watch from Joseph Herman and 20
stealing . dollar from the cash drawer ot
Jacob Hetd's saloon ON East Secona
street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
MRS. NANCY 0AUsAaAn DEAD.
Widow of Tobacco Manufacturer
to BE Buried To Morrow.

Nrs Nancy Dausmaa. widow - He.sy
l. Dausu.an. ~ one time a wealthy r1s.-
ufaetursf Of tobacco. died a the home of
her son. Doctor H-nry l. pausrnar. No.
more than sixty Ncask
The funeral will tste place sc-nc,roS::
II. Reverend Drc'of brandt. pas;o: OF
the ET-s; Christian Church. % whlcd Mrs.
DauSmsa ~as a charter member. Viii con.
duet the services
Mrs Dausrnan Was born In Evansville.
Mcory hSusmar in 81 Louis. and 20:
manr ysars s!ieYwasd made ne: ho.re y,
che Planters ard Southern hotels. Her hgs-
band WaS . member q: the srrl os I:s-
e.ts 4 Daussnan. ard late: OF pausu;as
For s:se ;ss, six months Nr.. Dau.man
had been IN feeble health. kna her death
Uss TO, unexpected Doctor nA1sTaH 10
the Only child surviving her.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
LOUISVILLE GALL PLAYERS
INJURED ID KANSAS CITY.


Kaes:: CITY: No; Aug: 1,-Eish. mem-
injured IN . collision to-day between .
teolley car and Q wasoneste. in which the
CUB Vas being taken from the bali PARK
TAe tnjUss1 are "a Kenna, pitcher: ho-es
oe left arm fractured and disiocated: slight
eoneussfon Of brain: bones OF right hand
i,sse3.sa: ,;s.. % 80 eso.en; knee and eye In.
Id Gay: ssnsss ne'der: confusion Of
LeHy. Qaiai.a. shess:.op: arm Gu. and
ssssiasd: ankie spfained ana hands iacer-
ssesr Sullivan, captain and third base
~ 49,, ews 49, tn S'ossn: s:nd spesired
beek spreined; pcssibie internal injuries.
.aslly HaItnan. right nel5er. back
Fitcher stei.her. knee torn and bruises.
Roy H'ssnear; second base. confusion
The wason.tte had reached Eighteenth
ana Olive xsreet.. one block from thu ball
s.rssd:: ::o,,i. Then @ the % sSssden, occurred.
OF speed. struck the rear wheels Of the
vagonette square'y. turning il over and
dss!sias = several yards
injured. Was caught in the fender Of the
car. Waile Center Fielder Clay Was under
the car in front cf the fron, trucks when
The driver thought he could clear the
track In front Of the car, misjudging the
SPEED With which the car approached.
Kenna Was sent TO local hospital. and
Clay and Brasheaf were so badly injured
that they will hs taken tn Louisville at
once. as they will be unable TO play hall
for some time.
Tho club departed for Toledo OF a late
train to-n1eht. where Il was scheduled 30
play t0-mofroW. but the train will not
reach Toledo In time for the game. SecFe-
eary Wilbur stated tonight that none Of
the injured players would he able 10 play
for several days. and that new play
efs would have TO be secured for the
games 20 be played during the next week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Mn w,!.:an, I.anenstYets ~ e;sunson. iN..
10 visiting her niy:ncr. Mrs. Clara Aensirs-s'
xr. and Mr.. l.. Z Eami.;on Of Iennsy;-
vani. avenue. have s0ns 10 Denver. 'o'o. sar
Mis-, johanna io..y xiii depart to-day fr
i.!a,k Hills. Z. d. % sir'' her hso'hes. hehp
Mr.. L R.y-h.e,s Z No 80 Ms.Sog'.s
Felix Gsviaray 6, year. o1: died ., his ho.ne
s.T:c.. sTsI.I VII III, A held 10 :a 81 fe.sp. S.ts
and IT,. burial sili B. In ~ rh,..I,s c'w,. r.,
iaSe. ana he leAsss widow and eight ehii-
Nr. Lizzie. Mi:i,- e c;;:.s. ~ J.: a,ed
is,e Wednesday nishi. ras hsa e1rne 20 Belle:
...s .s r q. ss,. ls. q
she ieayes her husband En,.i kii e,. sS4 three
ehi.dYen The funeral VIII take piAc. ,o-rac.-
70. no:n.ns The hu''a! ~'!' DC IN Wa!"u'
R,ner, scs-as. william Fis.~ and Ja'ius
Hsd.r aepa:iei yesterday for trip ;hsorsh
xrs e u RAyhin ard son havs ss'ssnsa
ssn~n Colorado sr-.Ess
NJ. ia Rev. ..il .n,,r;s.n ~ Ps,;n.-
>" p. " n.s.fssg g Er.es s.eAsr, ,..tar Of n,
R.sr: G sus:s, s m ri min. p 4: :-...as .s..r
i"a lana. ~, q. ' .s.r. ss s.il t.ss es.is. ef
Eav,, z Were =. ard Ms. Ann. Hash-s
rprrei.x =, ~. psrsonsse o: tho fr.t
. Church BY tie s.s;f'. tie R's''snd w "
Msrne.r- 81 ,r. ns,,:r sunday s-Aeci .r-
@ ss.s 's,i' -. ,.rs,, S,,,.s s:snl yse'y 80 a. H'
Harry l. Powell nss rs,nss-3 :rcn . Gio
to Cs.sosr.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Doctor H. G. FaisbrOther. one OF the old
est pFactitioners Of Esst 81. Louis stepped
Into . He'll Telephone Company CONDUIT
excavation IT Tenth street and the Rock
road last evening, and for q quarter Of an
hour lay unconscious at the bottom Of the
ditch. which - about six feet deep.
He Wss rescued by Thomas Webb, an
attorney. and Conrad Reeb. cashier Of the
Southern Illinois National Bank.
Doctor FAirbrcther was on his way h0tslo
and ali1hted from = State street car
shortly after p. IA. II is claimed that the
walton. and Doctor Fatrbr0th~r. not noi:c.
tnx the hole In the street. walked into IT,
The shock Of the fan rendered him uncon.
scious. in which condition h. remained
Until resct:ed by Messrs Webb and Reeb
lDomhoM's ambulance Was called and Doc.
tor FatrhroIher MAS conveyed to his home,
= block ard u half away.
Doctor FxirbrOther was taken TO his bed
and several physicians were summoned.
He did not suffer any broken homes. buf
the jar Of the fall injured him internally.
He Was very RESTLESS last night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

George Jon -. IS years cd. married and
living al Thin teenth street and Broad.
way Was probably fatally injured by an
explosion at tine Republic Iron and steel
Works yesterday morning. where he u
employed IN the spike department. The
acciden, occurred through \ premature
explosion Of an ounce CT Euupowder
y hich had bean placed In a machine to
loosen some belts.
Jones Was using hammer % place the
Charge In the proper place when II ex-
p!odea He received the charge in the
the roof. Doctor Virgins Was called and
after giving him ~urHicai attention. had
hini removed 10 St. Nary's Hospital. His
cc;.ditlcn last night was crftica! and u
he RECEIVERS he may lose lis sight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
f)Nel0eN NEGLECT l0ecAn1v.
1t. Louis Man Chosen Again -
Recretary Of AssOciatiOn.

Kansas City. Aug u.-The pfinc.pol 0u0i.
neH to-day Of she annual coaventt0a OF
the National P3reMen's Association Vss
the election Of o0cers.
n nae almost q fosegone c0nc1u1eon BE-
fore the convention thot Jameo Y. Nc.
EsAu oS Fsveste. IS. a.. the national pres
idsni and SecYetavy Nccsrty Of u. Louis
would b. reelected
Tho eoavention sdopte0 Q report pro-
vIdinl for s0potasMenl ~ pPsstdeat Nc
Ne1i a. q e0Dmistee composed 0f Tepse-
,entsSiveo from each STATE. IN voSh Tor
0eate ard national leg.slsttOa In favor Ut
A uoforR insurance tax-
KANoAo CITY EXC6IEp Dle0.
kansas City. Aug y.-Jaaes loe0ens-
MIN. TIE arse chssf 0f the kaRsAs City NE
OspaYtmens. died hsrs s~1Ay ~ the aga
Of y years
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Booav:;:e Ind. Aug Fifteen thousand
persons sAW fhe racer to-day At the EoonSil.s
Fair. The race rssuiss
3:NS pare purse 100 isrur best il nvep-ken-
lucky Hermit woa. Edna second. Beet time.
Sis.
~. Won (..e renee Z. second. Ress time. :.s.is.
FREE -fcr-alI PACE. purse SsS-tSecJgc :. won.
s.iS.
Five -suslocg dash. running race purse 80
S:s0ao leschsf 1c. sSenrN- rabe secsxnd SikHor
Ptessaa shiYd Bess time. i.oN
HaH mile dat. pass- te-is-s.ie won. As'y
Nildea sevoed. David d 'hIrf. Best tiSns. :s;.
t4S en-. .fuSione :as.i. rurSe Ssr-Juis- puY,ei
VVn Geerse Far. seco.d. Sisno. p1-P<on th.sj.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

P>.-r Lansing yesterday a!el sGit IN the !-As:
- Louis CT.v Court assi:lst Irs \ S-ae-i OF
No i.0, COILS .len,- an. the EAs, - Louis
and Sgsburta tlec'ric RaiAav tcr SO, ooJ.l-
aX.s inr :h. yslu- o: q buggy. which he says
he loA.et 20 Mrs. seAae!, = Prospective Dur
c..sser. ana which u 10 SAID Vas WRECKED In .
collision vi.h a street car.
Nr. an: Mrs., ". y. WAT ir. returned
Yesterday f-c,n q visit n Massachusetts
Xiss sSS-. Horton of No s:i Columbia pjoee
4, enieri..-ins Mics Eva B-,I ~ chicago
NJ and Ms. 4 I. k--csi.r departed SceeeS.
DAY for W.uv-t-ns.ne. N;ch-
me A. 4 b HY5therhoci Will give IN outing
n, OIalior rayk Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

0eoso Sefoeys 0ovo 0oo11eaD q
Cofeeot oo6 GooA SeFoke-Noeeo
q aAe OoRoAen.

Sin ee slightly handicapped in The Faast
Cup race on the river sunday aftern0on
~ eAe current on the Illinois side. many
sS sSSHeve that the striped jerseys wiu b
Thsy n.ke this esasm from the tact
sses she n C.s have been rowing 20.
S..ss Ssas ~ sa sss:on; ; won tn: Junior and
Hegeeta at Crevs Occur Lake, an1 Ioter
IniSned nrst IN the four-oared event ai
WhiIe the Century Rovine erev h..
worhed but lttis toeether. this ssaeon.
seey arc 20 b conceded q good chance.
tnc @slortty OF oarsmen IL the local
Se Se.. :sSes a sns q sS .nsrs.
which include. besides the mound City:a.
u Westerns and the Century Jupl0E
1a ths Century crew wtu BE- Naxse.
quartet Win Be- assisted BY Hess and Lam.
sing tn the racs Sunday. Neyoen6UrE,
s Sno vas soxswain ON the Cornell crew
sos oeserai seasons. viii act In IKE ca
The stroke oe the centurys, asdeA by
the current which they win have In their
push them 10 the froae near the llnish. Il
va! be q case OF good stroke and cur.
sent against experience and strength.
While the Mound citys have drawn the
worst water for the race, considerable
money - being waGered On them. The
contest seems TO be between the -. c.s
ana the Cepturys.
The Century boys boast that they have
never gone into any race N . fav0Ftte
case. but nevertheless they usually come
out vinners With this feature they are
ciso ao!e TO kee more for their money
s"o"'o eAssf srsends bet On their chances.
should the Centurys OF the westerns
vim he cup Sunday u VIII become the
A. each has Won the trophy twice. With
the ceuang In OF the cup 0ersmen will have
to bet busy In having others donated, a
the last several years have become the
permanent property OF some rowing club.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
e0eRs SEEKING INFORMATION.
johannesburg Company Asks
About Safety Devices in Mines.
cpcR;r SPECIAL.

Spr,ngAs;d U:, Aug. 1.-THE ll!rcfs
Bureau OF :.,fc, Statistics - IN receipt 81
q request from II. Akck!niar. secretary
O. the Rope Safety Catch Commission OF
re TarsSA,. located AZ Joaar lesSLrc.
,or Information fs6Arcing she safety de-
St-es n use N coal mines ssrcvShpy, this
yprt,on of ;hc COUNT The commission
so,s-,.s ccyYv.rnassesce ;.ora anyone III; n
Information o. fse subject
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
FOREMAN ENDS MS LIFE.
Robert Sheridan Kills Himself BY
Taking Carb0lic Acid.

Despondeat over the las Of hjO Desttjon.
H06eft Sheridan. - yeaS0 old. a No. -
Glasgow ploee. retired 70 his Soo0 o. ssse
s:rs1e SSr Ss,;ns ss':y Ia s:r Ss'oss yss
0etd. when he Was discovered ~ Wos b.
yoaA 1edical I'D. and before . physician
arrived he Wos dead
time meal. heard sroAns coming from the
second nooT. and discovered the tYa0sdy.
Che svmasoned Doctor g. T. fhom0Gon Of
No. m Case avenue. Who pso0ouaeed
Sheridan decd.
The y1ufh ooout two Weehs ago Sost his
position as foreman % q wreckin0 com
0sny. end Wss unable to md other eu-
DlOy ment. He beca0e noSo0e. ana often
threatened % end he life. His ahseote.
However. were rot tahsn seriously ~ his
reiasives. and the tragedy ca0e - . Sc
VssO ohori to them.