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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17

Rec0llectlng TINS, Anne nau ADOPTED
the letters. At first she had enjoyed
them only as love letters-letters which
were real and which said just what
she had been making her people say
for ever so long Then. as the deser-
ton of the bright little creature came
to be realized as an endless desertion
and as she made no new friends. those
ardent notes had commenced to seem
her very own. Their author was her
lover. She read them over and over
and over. making them more personal
with each reading. For three years
she fed her hungry soul with them.
and then, being temporarily destitute
of ideas for stories, it had occurred to
her that they were the clew to one
ready made-a story of which she was
the heroine.
a Taker of Crumbs was duly fin
ished that very night and dispatched to
the mail box in charge of the young
woman in the room adjoining who was
going out - buy ice cream. Anne
thought about it a great deal in the
days that followed. \ dozen times she
would have given the world to have
had it back. if only long enough to
have substituted fanciful terms for the
ones she had taken from the letters.
Dear Lady o Nine Twice at night
she dreamed that VIII had come out
of the west to rebuke her for stealing
his love words and to take the packet
out Of her keeping. At the end of a
month she got a check from the maya
zine to which the manuscript had been
sent and after that she merely waited
for the appearance of the story in
type. When it did appear, Illustrated
with picture Of very tall girl hold
ing two extremely long arms toward an
aSt0nishinely low door in the middle
distance. She was surprised that no one
seemed to take the least notice of the
tale.
Anne went back to her work and
wrote other stories. BY grace of these
and kindly providence she was able
to pay s. to her landlady regularly on
Saturday evening and to take three
car rides week Every Wednesday
morning she walked uptown and drew
a little money from newspaper for
which she wrote a column called Hints
for Home Makers" She dined at 6,
revised manuscripts until 10 and cried
awhile over the bundle of letters before
going TO bed. Now and then she stood
at the window, looking out upon the
hurrying throng and remembering that
not one person in all that throng cared
whether she lived or died.
Three weeks after the publication of
"a Taker of Crumbs" she found lying
on the table in the lower hall an en-
yelope without the name of a newspa-
per on it. The postmark was New
York She climbed the steps leading
to her room and sat down on her
couch to read the letter. Dear Lady
o Mine'-yes. it was addressed to her
who would have believed that there
was so loving a little woman in the
world? May l call tonight: That's
rather soon. l admit, but-well, / am
very lonely too. Will"
Anne Stacey got up and dropped
the packet of letters in the japanese
wastebasket She locked the one let
ter just received, envelope and all, in
her bureau drawer in a place left for
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17
BONE STRUCTURE.
The Compact and the Spongy Kind
and Their Strength.

Ane ana the SDOngy hInO
and Their Strength.
Bone is of two kinds, compact and
spongy. AS the result of careful ex-
periments it has been shown that com
pact bone is twice as strong as oak,
considered simply us building mate
rial. In the shaft of a long bone it is
in reality much stronger than this, for
It is arranged on the advantageous
principle of the hollow pillar, which
gives the fullest resisting power with
he least possible expenditure of sub
stance.
The delicate layers and bars Of
spongy bone are arranged on the prin-
ciple of an arch, enabling very consid-
cradle pressures to be resisted. 1t was
found that cubic inch of this tissue
taken from the lower end of the thigh
bone and weighing only ffty-four
grains was quite uninjured by dead
weight of AS pounds.
The curved bones which roof in the
skull are constructed to resist great
pressure, while they check the trans
mission of shocks to the brain. Ar
ranged in the form of a dome, they
consist of compact bones, with a
spongy layer between. These are
known as tables" of the skull. The
outer and inner tables are immensely
strong, while the middle table serves
as buffer by which the force of blows
is distributed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17

wore leather ieggings and was clothed
in tweeds.
LAS the marster given you ishin
permits?" he asked. glaring at Bax-
ter
No" said Baxter, but the LADY,
The man wheeled to the girl.
"'Ave you got one?" he asked.
"N-no." she said humbly, and. with
out looking at Baxter, she added. evil
IDENTIFY for his benefit. "Im-I'm a
poacher too"
Bakers heart jumped at the words
He mastered an overpowering desire
to laugh and turned to the girl.
We'll, by George" was all he man
aged to say.
It's the marsters order to take you
to the house them said the man SOL
EMMY.
See here Baxter began protest
ingly
For So apiece I'll let you go this
time" the man said insinuatingly.
Baxter handed him 50 bill, and. aft
err warning them to leave at once. the
man departed.
As the man stumbled back through
the bushes Baxter turned to the girl.
Her face was scarlet and her eyes re-
fused to meet his.
1T was frightfully mean of me-" she
explained. Il thought it would be a
great joke to frighten you off by pre-
tending l owned the stream and then
fish it myself Then that frightful
man came--and-and-to tell the truth,
| should have been dragged to the
house, for l hadn't a cent of money
with me-"
She lifted her eyes to his.
"Oh. what must you think of me-"
she cried contritely.
But Baxter was laughing happily.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17
IreSpdSSerS
By Arthur Cottonwood
Copyright. 1904. By T. c. Mcclure
By Arthur Cottonwood

Baxter had followed the stream all
the morning with Indifferent success.
-Four trout. by far too small to make
matters at all interesting, had risen to
the fly and now slid about in the creel
as lie made his way through the under
brush to the open field. where the
stream wldened and deepened and gave
promise of better sport.
At tie edge of the field was wire
fence. and posted conspicuously upon
it was the notice:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17

THESE ARE PRIVATE
GROUNDS.
No fishing allowed. Trespassers
viii be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent Of the law
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17
Perfectly Satisfied.

every man I've TOLD that / had
rheumatism has offered me cure ex-
eept Jepson"
"What did Jepson say?"
81 told him | had it, and he said he
was glad to hear t."-CleveIand PLAIN
Dealer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17

Baxter read the sign and grunted.
There was no one in sight, and the
stream twisting through the field was
decidedly tempting. Moreover. four
small trout are very unsatisfactory in
a creel made to accommodate more and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-17
on a Tombstone.

A weather beaten tombstone In an
old Virginia cemetery bears this In
scription:
/ await my husband.
May g. 1910.
Here | am.
Dec. IA, 1861.
A wag passing by added, Late, as
usual"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
DOCTOR WATSON RECEIVES
WIFE'S INSURANCE MONEY.
Phss'ct"a Acquitted as New London
snss Ne VIII Try &" Regain
What He HAS Lost
fEfJ BI.Ic SPECIAL.

Denver. Colo. Sept. ..-Wi;i, ~. ,ss,,-
aIe- OF al order by judge i.InIss- rixi,,
20 Doctor T Watson. formerly 81 ,It,
city. the property and 'al..cv ar..oun,,a.
20 S.i.'t 70. i":t tv hl. VIE. who ua,
Killed in :GfaV.. acCld-a: 1T New I,-u-
"dr. Mo. II" curtain has fallen on tho
ina! "a; 90 the faG1io-s Watson case.
ESe-ytsi-S has been cleared ur. Th.
insurance CompaHies. vhicS charged ,h,.
IN" physician killed h.s ~... Mr.. Arrand.
Watson. AID forced him - stand .-nl. :.
which he vas acquitted. have ysia tho
police, aHf Doctor Natssn q, establishing
n r-ac-!-- In Pueblo.
Though ! ss.I c.a: everything nav.
beer compelled 20 Undergo has been u--
iG.,," saia he. sTeak.Eg 20 c. " Morris
o' this city. who vss appointed admins
traitor of t,e estate. 'A-G ;EouSh st,o--
news have AS'i =. - To- t.zs 50 .ro--
nous a. 20 rob TIE u much o. ny money.
! 60 not :.si dIsaosG 70 make a-v com
.ls:rt whatever.
L am Al innocent ma ,ra nv ,rro-
cerr" has trsn sstas.isSr! can look -Se
~Aoie ~o-i: - 'he face ara shsk. tha
hard a: AIRY ~7r,sR or earth pItho., .
:sciinS % shame.
I Ar a comparatively youns mar AZ.
!. feel sure tsa; / can .in back What I
save lest TIE o-de- c. Jg,ss Lindsay has
s>t:ie5 everything
There 3 aor rc.hi.S nor. 20 b. c,,.
sew 20 Eve ard ~o'k- a.. both o. ,h.S.
I mean 20 60 With all ny might
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
HUNDRED ESCAPE IN
Wreck NEAR BRIDGE
&. q. Hull of 81. Louis Injured
When Passenger Crashes Into
Freight at Iowa City. Ia.--Forr
Hurt.

pes Ao.nes. Ia. SEPT. :o-RocI Island
passenger No. 3 col.ided near a high
bridge NJ Iowa City This afternoon. with
a delayed freight. which was running
fCli sped. I'oTr were Injured one per
hsis Fatally. Tn" Injured:
Frank Rogers. Sa,ick Yards. Rock Isl.
and. fireman: ;hlsh broken anI crushed,
about knee: ;-o rits broken. base
spine hurt; 'ray .!..
c. G. Hull. st. I.aul,: head cut. body
bruised
:. II Fraw.sy p.- Moines: Zoo. hurt
= u Mccullough. barTaEeman. Rock
islar6. h'p and i.r bruised.
Tie hundred Passengers Rad a rrmark-
a,Ia e<cap~ The trains rae: on The en-
bankmeft Jus. after the freight haf
crosse. .ts triig. over .he Iowa River
Both engines and many cars were De.
rs!lsI Fireman Roger was caught IN
ts- rNe freight wreck ard 'aanGi"d from
lsaG 10 t5ot. He VIII de.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
TWO LACK CERTIFICATES.
Failure to Produce Health Papers
Causes Delay in Trip.

Two c.->rrs who failed "a produce re--
:i1ca-s. O. health OF their srrivs! IN St
r.os:!. from Sa.che1 Miss. yesterday aft
srroor spent q yiel % Eve hours between
train. &. she %; City Hail
The object. OF osio;a! sc'io, were : "
Ha-.ins ard Mrs Hsr.ias. They len
Na.ch.x THURSDAY .leh:. an: their de-
rar,ur. Vas aunovace: sy telegraph to
Docio. II. J. ScEsrck
We. :he 0:.ino.s ceGtraI train. On
.s!ch they were passengers reached g.
Louis YESTERDAY. an ambulance eas ready
a: Calo, StA'iOa .o eonvey ;hsm 20 -.
place Of Isolation 4. they we're bound
sar Cotoraac. AID la-.nie-. leaving q.
Louis - saon as possible. :ssy were 10,
sent 20 oSaraat.a~.
Tn-y ~.-e taken 90 ;hs TE.o- S:s;.an
., 10 o-e5ock last a.sh; and eaar,i~: q Ms
A5sy: fAciec ;.a.a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
MISS ROOSEVELT
STARTS FROM KOREA
Presidents Daughter and Her
Companions Receive Great
H"n"rs From the Emperor and
His Official Attaches.

Seoul. Korea. Sept s-si,ss Aiicr gooss-
Z and party LETT s.ot.l to-day h. spe-
.ial ;-niD for FIs.n. Owing 70 IN. dam
age done by the rec~,.; rains. :h. ,r., To
Fusan wi! TAX" two Gays.
The party Will stop ;o-nizh, n. III.
Presbyterian Mission a, Ta.ku. and TO-
morrow will reach Fusan. whence they
Wii go 20 Ssiironos.ki an. Yokohama.
The visit 60 Japan will h. entirely MI
Sa'" Mss f'.sevsi: will dec,i-. any
etb'ic recognition q: hpsp;iaH:y III. I'm,
is'or OF kc-s. Yesterday received Miss
Roosevelt !r farewell aaG.s:ic. ar. gave
I" he. hi. pho'osrsp!. 20 wa!c!, wa. AZ.
liked h's autograph
ihe Koreans made every eSor: 20 max.
MISS Enos.c"!ts :en-tays' yisi. pleasant
wednesday sho enc her party visited ~.
soine o: 'h- 20 Guee-. The rcs,. lead
ing there Was especially xid.ne,. cnJ re-
iAid. and TIE highways so- r.,.Ie. OUTSIDE
she city were repaired In au.iripai'a-, 81
Ni's RooseTe': wishing 20 rid. over thor,
horean high officials. including Gen-
era! Min formerly &ials,.r At Washing.
f"'. raw" a.! ner yesterday (. h5n,- A..
Senator Francs G. y. .aras ~ S.yss.
american Minister Morgan ane ,h. ots.-
men OK the party. and toasted Pre,.aen,
EcoseveI:
The Dnperos OF Korea rave valuable
presents 20 THE whole car,y, Including
siser skins. silver ard brass ware and On
sroads!ies. and extended 60 them ...-y
soss;sle courtesy II or6e. 70 ..o~ nj.
f..endi:ness for America
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
JEFFERSON CLUB SMOKER.
Entertainment Committee HAs
Vaudeville Show for To Night.

Nenkers % he Jefferson Club viii hold
a social meeting this evening. the or
casson being sriivsa.9 by . vaudeville
programme. which has been prepared by
Chairman Ben Seikirk Of m. Entertain.
nnens Committee. No:e thar twenty per-
formers have been secured soy the &C.
caslon-
J. D. Mccarthy In musical director Of
the aHai- and Frank y Ssoser - acting
q, secretary Jshn~s a. Smith. BUILDING
comrninr.oaer. is serving ~ ore o. sks
committee which hss ,h- snf~ftainmen.
ia charge. The programme includes fancy
and serpsn;:n~ dancing. coo. soasD sna
other vaudeville selections
Tie entertainment viii commence snort.
iy sf,er O'Clock eo-niGh4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
PRESIDENTS 6R0THER-!N.lAW
GETS RAPID ADVANCEMENT.
Capsala COWles Ass;gael s0 Eoty Ia
white NOase-WBl Succeed Rear
Admiral Mnane9.
EEPU EI.r srDTa!.

Ef.i'i BIC Si'fS TAI.
Washington. Sept sc-Ic e understood
that Captain Wili:a.u :. Cow.-s brother
!-'sw n. the P..siden.. VII soon ne or
.-rc1 to Washington .or tho purpose q.
assigning 70 him tie duty q. taking
chn-S. of the social functions a. the
Whit. House. Tn. appointment as chief
o. IN. Bureau O: Eau!s.men: .ill b. given
3 him when Rear Admiral Henry ~
Nanrsy re,i.es &. Ja:.a.y-
Captain -5clss's aavaace-1en: has been
~a.te.,nCly RAPID When P.rs!ien. Roosc-
welt entered the Whit. Eoute his brother
.r-,s. IA. only . IieU:slan, Commander
II. WAS promoted 20 - Commander an!
assigned &. d.ty !. the Bureau Q: Savi-
satior. where he showed such efficiency
,,a, aho., year ago he was assigned
To The command o: TIE new ha'-Isship
Missouri! Ills appoin'rr"-' a Che: . ;he
Bureau ot Equipment would give him ;he
rank .: Rea= Admir-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
PUBLICITY AGENT
C0NCEALS WEDDING
Joseph j. Walsh. theatrical Man
ager. Married Last Wednesday.
Guards the Secret to Avoid
Charivari-LOng Engaged.

When II came to being married, Joseph
J. walsh. publicity agent CT the Standard
Theater. favored proteee Of the Butler
family snd one of the best-known yourR
men IN 81. Louis. lodged publicity 10 sue
eessfully that few persons know that on
last Wednesday afternoon he became the
husband Of Miss Hazel PIackmeyer Of 81.
Charles. Mo-
II was not an elopement TIE wedding
took place In ST. Francis Xavier's Col
i"Re Church. Grand ard Linden avenues.
where the Reverend Father Mara on
cia'ed. Miss Nellie Walsh. sister Of the
bridegroom. was maid Of honor, Pierce
kil!ian serving as hcst man.
Not even the cab driver knew thss the
wedding hsd taken place when he drove
the quartet to the Washington Hotel.
where an elaborate supper was served.
Mr and Mrs Walsh sftcrward going to
40 :oN r.acie,,e avenue. where = new
home w:s prepared.
To steal a march on his many friends
and avoid the embarrassment Of general
ovation or char.vari. Mr.. Walsh secured Q
marriage license = week in advance Of the
date set for the wedding. ard q friend at
III. City Hall kept the fact . secret Al
.rc same time ne began furnishing the L.
cl.i. avenue home.
In the course 81 the preparations Afr.
Walsh net friends a. every turn. and
when coming cut o: the church he
bumped Into several persons who knew
him. How he escaped detection Il s.ill .
rnyst.ry "a him. He thinks he has beaten
'he mysterious Mr. ka:ies'' at his own
game.
Al ;he S,andaY3 TseatsY oHlv one asse-
cia.e kas kaown th. br!1"grooms secret.
while n The 8, Louis Democratic Club
a:i: other places where h ~ often TO be
seen. the fac; o. the wedding IL not yet
;nc-a
Nr Wash ard his bride have been
: vgsethearts for several wears. rhouGi.
he. r..ri1. =. s: Cha.ic. have known o:
Tho engagement, 20: ionS tine. they dii
not .ensr .! 'to marriage untN after y
had taken place n. Gre. one le; Into the
.~cre, was Mr walsh's sister who has
ser .i!,s piEckmsyr.'s companion fr-
ssy.ra, wears. With The 'Wo Young Ladies
.- has sp~n' his tir.~ except when en-
% sn,. n theatrical ari political aYa:.::.
AID though his don,rs:ics.y has beeE -
-,:si~ct % f,slren; comment among his
intimate f-isnGs b. guar !e1 his eians 80
perfectly .ha: his announcems the
na.rlas. wi. b. n comrleteS .Sise N .
larRe circle % acoua'n;ancesl
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
FINANCIAL CRISIS FORCED
JAPAN TO MAKE PEACE.
War Proved More Costly Thss CsD.
eslaseA ssA Rice SD Cereal
Crops " ere sSoVS.

TOXIC. Sept. ..-So:wi;hs.andine, an D.
i-ac. cs the Government: :he re- 'os 10
disclosed TIA: japan made peas.~atJ r,s-
rro,.:s n .es- o! financial bTs .nr&n-
TIE wsr proved more costly san had
been calculated and :hs .ioe ani cereal
crn.s se.-si dooTned 20 failure
Ins.sA. o sunlight and warmth during
,na month o: August. when tho crops
.i,en. ih... ~as continuous rain and e.
c.e6irs.y col3 weather
While Some improvement. may s,iI! b
II. store. :: - certain that the F.cs crop
proves &c. - from Is 20 - Ter cent below
the ay.-ac. as3 far below last years c-op.
e. hen 70 va, nlarvelovsly large.
S.x months more o: ~as Wossi4 have
r.esa. very hard times .or ;Ae masses O:
tn. people a-e WY poor ana Fsna - hrsaA
and m-at 20 them
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
TO GET eAyNoR AND GREENE,
Savannah Officers in Montreal to
Take Them 10 Georgia.

Noa:reA,. SIP: S-tS@o-r. 3 Witt.
Tz'ssi S,at~s Marshal Is- rh- Southern
pist-t-. = Georgia. a-d Joseph " Doyl~
fss,r1c. Attorney. Arrive. here tc-.sy 90
take Cos,os. Ssynos Al! CsrsaIa Sr~Sr~
back 20 SASsn-aA Tor trial OF charges a.
tc.rsutins Ire Caite-. S.sfss Gcverrr~..
:: rAs isa-uoS: ;s-i4. thai ;ss-e vi. s>
&C further ars.ss- BY tie aSye-s .or fhs
JeseHss .. cs- - Ary app>al s:pn Jsdx.
OR:0sss cesss:ca - ccace-re6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
MAY RAID bucket
SHIPS next week
Said That Gambling Squad Has
Been Collecting Evidence for
Police Commissioners.
NEW LEGAL POINT RAISED.
President Stewart Declares That
Membership in Kansas City
Board of Trade win Not
Stop Crusade.

After the meeting Of the Board of p
rec Commissioners yesterday. Pfesa6sne
A. Z. Stewart declared that the tact that
tire local hueket-shop operators are mem
hers OF the Kansas City Nasional Doara
OF Trade would not interfere with the Do
lice Of this city in their proposed var
against them.
In an interview with Circuit Attorney
Arthur y. Sager yesterday. Il wa0 hinted
that the -,embership Of the local BUCKET.
shop operators in the Nasionsl Board OF
Trade OF Kansas City probably would
cause . delay in police action against
.hen,.
1t raises . great point" said Circuit
Attorney Ssger. ''and do not care 70
discuss the matter until we have investi-
gated thoroughly"
CHEZ kiely. in discussing the matter,
said: Il have rot heard Of the Kansas
ci:y Board Of Trade. What effect II will
have am not prepared TO state now
President Stewart said that the Police
Board Was not IN a position Just now to
state what action would be taken against
the bucket shops. He added that II would
BE- an unwise move II tho board should
say when they proposed to begin action.
We win enforce the law" he declared.
Arrests may be looked for at any mo-
ment. II matters not what organization
the bucket-shop operators may Be msm-
bers Of. u will not interfere with the po-
lice in doing their duty
At the meeting yesterday the Police
Commissioners did not find time to take
Up Governor Folks letter TO Pres1dent
Stewart relative TO the sale Of liquor on
Sundays by clubs and drug stores. The
communication will be taken up at the
next board meeting.
Neither President stewart nor Chief
Kie!y would state when raids we're to b
made on the bucket shops. II 70 under
stood that members OF the gambling squad
have been engaged for several days gath
eTins evidence on the local bucket -shops
:cr the Police Board 1t was stated at
the Four Courts yesterday that the raids
might be looked sor next week. A ljet
OF the places under investigation has a.
ready been furnished by the gambling
squad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
EXTRACTS FROM 1HE GRAND URTs FINAL REPORT.

division
We
available
fered NO funds"
Quarters for AsyIum INADEQUATE
which the i.ssssase sAs.A -
n
Of pr!d
sR
-
a
enforcement Of
5 to he
Ssski.s
s4 osr laW
. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q q q Q q q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
CAPTAIN RAMSEY TO FIRE
THE SALUTE At RAJ EjeH.
RlFGEilC ErEs

Raleigh. ~. e. s~pt 9Th. sp~cIaI
eom1AIss On psesde.; Roosevelt o..
which Govesaoe Glenn Is chairman r,.r,s
TIE Application o: Captain JOHN A HAcs-
aay os salisbury. whose battery A-sd IN.
saiaie when President buchanan y.pi..f
Cert Roosevelt
Ex-ConfS:sysse ar;ii!erJmsa Of Ram
say's old battery viii Ore the sai,..~ 'rn,.
. soateoefase esnnon- Mexican ard Con-
Tolerate veterans appsy Sae nps,,,ons "a
the parade.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

, IN shape 20 do s-sa. deal better. oae 81 the
effects o: iIiaivises3 LEGISLATION IS e.sn here:
! we md that . city ordinance provides fer ar
engineer At . salary cf 80 per month. ami the
pres-n, plan, Of the CITY HcsritaI. which in-
. oludes . heating. lighting and al extensive
re'riee'a'iHx plant. csn:io: he safely o. ecoHor;-
! :caiiv handled bv Al 'ncoHps:ent man.
4: the City Jail and -Four Courts Rui!.irs-
Cnce- ,he c.rcu:n.:aaees the ta: is IN .h~
best pcss;h'e condition. bu: rnce, urgently
recommend iha, steps be taken Immediately
looking TO :he erection O. new bu,.d,rx which
would be adequate 20 the neeis Of a city Ct
this size. We md tie Four Cpur,s building in
4 much pOo--: condition than the jail. entire
, ~ Inadequate n every eense ard conditions
more suggestive Of a ;ene,nen:-house than Of
court of Justice Tho Office next to the Grand
jury room. for Instance. . forced 90 place tubs
around 20 catch the rain from n leaking roof
There are no repairs o. improvements tha,
can have any e:!ec; this building The saly
remedy 10 building. a.d ~. quicker !,
il provided the better. The lack G. rom 10
.oS keeping one Of the C:rcui, judges from
holiifs con,; And .nspedinS the speedy d:spo-
s;ioH - criminal cAsss
THE Police.
During our session . number o: police o..
acers were examine: before THE body and tire
great majority were ve.y sxce!,ea, Officer. n
teligens and seemingly well qualified Some
sew, ~ Will hapYen in Ery large .l-nscr q.
enplose. were TO: % tina; s;af;p and in
formation resar!:ng them was given ~.
proper authorize. We vouI1 recommend .,a:
whom any c,Erant case os .Eiscor4ust @, .r.
part Of a officer cones 20 the attention ~ II.
heads c: departments :hey should TO, rece.-
ariiy vat Until ;he matter IS bfcusf: 20 their
attention officially ec:o.. making an tnve.,ira-
kim
TAXATION
This ssb:ec; was selected sy -h.s body .o-
Was PAID to tie rne;hoi of asseS Ss,.s.: n III.
city. as applied 90 personal and real estate
rsi9atio.s II. wo:k has no, been flashed.
but enough sas leen accomplished u leave
The matter n sco! coaa.rioa .O- elcr,...rr
Ira'I Jurss. TIE partial Investigation mace
iisc!oses the Necessity foc Q more vigorous IN
'orce;aeSs Of ;ss laws governing Assessments
Heal estate IN the r~s!:erce districts e,t~ci>.!v
h'''c<S :Ae smaller holders. ~ found - l.. as
ssse1 GU; OF sil pTCpo-':c: 20 the values rsei
uro'. the r:os; valuable business trpr-r:y TIE
Avs governing personal taxation are them
selves Inadequate. !mp.actiCahi- and immoral
IL their effects.
Inie:i;hc crssert system .oua,e aai treble
fahaaoa or pest.Ey n :..v.tah!e Minors.
Estates suffer the ;uc.s ~ IL. rsc5.t c. IL.
frosai.s Court are css.. an. ,.er. cxa be n,
cShots t-r: Q: assets. The .e,uYE. On p--x
al PROPERTY examined slow .s1i:y AID IN
ticeretce ;ha; IS appalling
Ire Isvi.s AID Inequalities ~ a.. ..-so-,I
AK "" csnnc: De exaggerated As :, s;anis
~ y n-nsee both 20 the bushes. ant ..a-A.
lie q III. city. TIE only re:nan.u, r..neay
les :nl legislation looking % 81 .u-I-. r~y.y.oa
Q: osf revenue laws.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

ACCUSED OF SWlNDLlNC
ZIECENHElN'S RELATIVE

Report Jury Finds Bill Against ". c.
Dines Alleging Secured &eOOOO and Property From
Henry Alt, Appointee Under Former Mayor Policeman
Charged With Asaulting Miss Flora Kethey
Fagrant Cases Mistrea:ment Of Citizens by
Police Should BE Investigated Once.