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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
OMBRIA "DYNAl
MAN NABBED IN
rs WANTED n
GcSslcr Rosseau's
Rossco. Who sent
Machine to the
ington Police 4

Nt
ington Police
The man who mad
at blowing up the Gu
dock in this oity on
thought. been caug
NJ. Gessler Rosseau,
Philadelphia for havil
in his possession WI
Irish Nationalist plota
1t is suggested ais
person who attempted
OF Frederick the Gre
week. but e,icoae ded3
q foui inch by two 10
That ne Is the "R&
police searched all d
tho Umbria affair is
by the Identification
suspects photograph
Mrs. Currie,wit who
was Matching his plo
and to two expressly
4 his internal machines
They identified it pod
4 He is more than a
Z the police think. 81
strange thing about
4 whose bluffs have at
wonder in two Gifted
career is a marv
III that OF Zero u
dynamiter Of Rd
L sons THE Dynad
was the poor unfit
could manage to di
matter how hard he
! quite by accident he
his house and himse
minor incidents in thd
OF g. Rosseau are so
Zero Jones as to su
mind over The Dyn4
be the most extrepe
craze on record.
NJ Gessler Rossel
toriety with the atu
On the morning Of I'd
missioner Greene god
we the undersignedl
Il Malta, had placed !
on the Umbria TO shI
TO do 70 British shiH
! out Of New York
signed "Pieti Demad
script that there wd
as the battery waj
without caps and Id
box, with iron handle|
Tor steamer Uubria|
afterthought. /
The police sped to|
:, the box. They ind
clock was ticking u
Soinbustibles came |
IL IN seawater for anil
cop opened il.
The letter had "A
were 100 pounds Of |
discharge apparatus|
battery, the mechaul
/ cigar lighter. II wd
forty hours, only,
no caps on the "a
/ which was to releas}
| not set.
IL was found in n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Bryant's Park Addition No. .
Bryant's Park Addition No. 3

kidd'S Encouragement of Blocks and e
Trademarks Addition
Supposed Owner and Ami NJ
Description. Lot. Block Assro't
Theresa A. SharpleSs .25 81
Phebe Alice Garrett ..29 SO
Mobiles Encouragement of Lots II. 4s and
IA, Block ID, Summit Park Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Assm'f
Mary A and T. A. Seeley,
south y of ..............4 so SIS
Ridgewood Park
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Ridgewood Park

Supposed Owner and
Description.
ii. KranShaar-COmm on
My line of NV Il of section
IL. town %, range %, 7.43
chains WHY from u post;
thence sly 1857 chains:
thence WHY 3.17 chains:
thence My. 3.67 chains;
thence ely BIZ chains to be-
ginning Except st. Clair
Milton Streets) -...
Theo. Swift-East 40 feet OF
west 220 feet of north 1881
feet of Lot 4. Subdivision of
Ayd'S Farm
Lizzie Kidd-That part OF ne
of Sc Il of Section 10.
Town %, Range %, lying
north of railroad. 6-52 acres.
> h. StrySer-East 40 feet of
west 440-22 feet of north 297
feet of Lot 4, Subdivision of
Ayd's Farm. .......
Thee. Swift-East 40 feet of
west 1901 feet of north
12S.50 feet of Lot 4. Subdiyi-
sion of Ayd'S Farm
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
sertIs Maks a Joke

Everyone held his breath. Berthe was
really about to say something.
Avoid you evan wefiect-that Is to
saw did YOU svah wealize-aw er-did
you evan think OF II. that wapid shade
err weli-a fast colah-neyeh pwopells It
self quickly-in fact, nevah wunS?' ..r
There was a dead pause. and then the
waiter came In and gathered up the
pieces .--Pennsyivania Punch BovA.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Bishops Subdivision of Lot
Como Villas

All persons interested arc requested 10
attend at said term of court. and all
objections to the recovery of judgment
on any of said assessments must be served
on the Corporation Attorney of the City
of st. Pa,.l at least five days prior to the
time designated in this notice.
OTTO BREMEN.
City Treasurer.
April 4-l905-1t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Supposed Owner and

description
Patrick Fallihee-North 6I0
40 feet of east 2S5 1-3
feet of sw Il of Sc 4 OF
section 3, town %, range
%; 4 acres.
James Stinson-That triangu-
lar piece of land bounded
north by Summit avenue.
east by Griggs street and
south and west by Chicago,
M & ST. Paul Railroad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
.MAIT BUYERS, STILL
N LOCAL MARKET
Missouri and Arkansas Buo3DeaB
Men in Majority at Nerchants
Neeting-Crop Reports Are
Very Encouraging.

Missouri and AriAnsas again heA H.
lead yesterday in the number oe arrivals
70 attend the third fall meeting q The
once more came to the front With !aege
number Of brycr while the remainder
were from neighbostne States. THIS Z.
the Winding up OF n. she third % neessins:, e s:,,s ane
d dwindlins. The fourth meeting. Which
starts next saturday. win b the Wind-uo
OF the meetings for this season
reports OF theScrops and business outlook
for the fail. anc II the reports Of the Vic.
iting huyers are 70 be taken ~ . critic.
rion. this win be z banner year: Ths crops
ness must he good
George Mcdonald of COmanche, l. T..
said: e! have never seen q better year
during all my experience in the Territory.
The crops have bsen fne and the outlook
for the fall Is most encouraging. In q
short time the cotton crop will be ready
will be n EDod one. We merchants de-
pend on the crops for our bUeiness. II
the crops are had then business Is had.
hgf T,nh, that viii Win nos % 2: the case this year"
Interstate Msrct.nts Association we're;
s!:' s FAss a:s rss Sss;ea p T. e. ssS; s
Inc H. a a.;ssr sn.da h.r:r soI, r;.,n,: r Whit,
= si.ssi f1t,:. Rort: a Hi-. ni t. r. fs: Ss.ser:
wa'""n; y MT. MI Es.a,a .a MARI: W.,ns. RIDE:
deirhia: Mrs. a. q. Jackson. Arksaeiphia: J.
r. Handel. Aroxrsen: o. F. Rawlings. wal
a,sn; d, y g Butler. Malvern: ). R. NeAr'.
M'-."a-I-M... AeuSsa G.,.n,ils.r. Ho,Ia:
Roc Iasiey. sheibina: ". =. F:shback. OAK
Grove. A. Bergman. Concn,d!a: r. n. Mus
sraye. Csru,her-yiile; J. ". Robinson. Gem
trai,a; J.hn A; Do~dy. Dexter: AIheI, Ra.ch
er Rhiniand: NJ, A. RHschef. Rhinland: Y.
Charleston: 3 r. Kelly Kea,n.y: George A.
Evans. Advance: Ca3die B. Evans. Advance:
V g; BRYANT. Charleston: y. r. O'Brien.
Indian T.r-i,ory-R. Goldsmith. rcnsosoe: r
S: White. Sanuira: r. 4. Mckenzie. (%snanche:
Nrs Il. b. Statzer. ComAnche: L. Si,verman.
An'fcfs.
T.sas-w. \. Johnston. Mount Pieasan.: John
;:,s;s: Z f Lacey. E.ssi,n fl.ia.. IL. iossi.
iorhsm: J. r. VAUGHAN. Nanta9ue: r. n.
,:shrai'h; Honey Grove: J -. Furih. Eyxian |
ti"':s: ID. Martin. C1areninn: L. e.
Gresham ';'en Rose: ". C Hamilton, Ciarks-
,lt:: .:eorr. burrows. .sew Bcsson: ". a.
Tllinais-T ! Moake Csr.erri,ie: Mr. ~ I.
baldwin. t'of-iar: Mis-. Pelen Frick. Cobien.
, kansas.M;ss Si-ie Hunt. Fort Scott. E. O.
Ens. HoIton-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
GERMAN N. E. APPOINTMENTS.
st. Louis Conference Covers Dis.
trict for Next Term.

Peoria. III. Sept. Ic-The St. Louis Ger
'nan conference OF the Methodist Ep!e.
cora! Church has made these appoint-
G'"ats:
Eei,eviiie ti..ric.-Frank Rrinkm.ye.. Pre.id.
ins Eide; Belexills, ii Al'amon;. III. rs:er
q II. Brink.asrn. Rsi.vi,i.. H.. MF. schiue:
;,.r: Blhl" GT9se and FArina; III Henry i.!el:
IN. ". Esssr: Cape GlIsFdsau' No. Thee:
Slrectrl::.eys-; ie soto. n' fG Gi.sa: sa Eausl.-
VIE. n. ]. G H,.a-n-,ein.: Eili. G:o:s:: M.
L. T ,h.s.:. ainss a. Mo iIss.s ,;, .;isyni.. by
;H,,sy n; II 9 j.cc6yi Hlshia.a. T!. 6; 81:
Mis7,rs M.s scSs Ss.ssa'sa Na.dn M i Ss: MsP! MssP
Nosstni: and EaIris~ns II. oct? N.ea:,s.s:
:%'5's.ia.si IT, Susii.S ~.h.a1a;s:
nuT : s.sn I,5st,!ct-W II s:aw.ri-s. Pre-
.it!"s r9'"-. burlington. la Rriax.ra.er,
Nlnsricar. II " Rslrinr: ::'a washins,on, M VS. w..
v n .s.ser i!y;.hn".i ard Ia Ha.P- IA.
,laci NrH. naysni-rt. la ch,-les Mo.li.r:
i.o- M,n.S. Ia. " = Iah,cns: E:na. Mo.
Ia !. = ,isIsi.. Noun; Pleasant: Ia:
We stf' +. T sna ssu,.:.-. wapsi.s. sla'.s e.
= Hshn.r. Wa-s'~ ~. r $. Ei;:'s,nse:
.s-asu ";i-';. "'-'''''F -'1 '''' N'-' ''' w.
!'ay;.as,s sr.aor:; csr, s,!.'-, -. :.
DUN pi-,'.s: FTsns rr-hi--. rr.,irs FL
s. ' Si' :, r r...s II e-Ea,'sHa n:5,r..od III + 's
5s'a'ssa- - n4=,.n. ii. !: :.psr.ss ~
Re-. r-s-a ana p,r..sar' IN. n.n-~ .,s T.m
PIE HRrr;ssi ana Bethel III. -hsrir. S.hu-.-
!.r. is.ssg1ril!c. III. u. ,t-u-nsu.J. Nosery.
fs-s .i."- M,NsaG.t III V Ks.,.se:
sa,s 'S5 asr,Ss A'A' rdns r'',. ssurl, I-;r. n.-!
msa k..lske sni H.sg Ikus i..,s-ssare and
~ Hrarit. GElney r,-fiFs. Church. SevA
H..4.i. ss,'n. ..1urca- T. = ke,,.lkar,r:
~ y - 80 ~ ~; ziG.tr.r.A.. ,.T,asa.H II.
scrsri.s;~-s~r'. quincy III
- ,'s.s ris..i---wl wlilssr K,--ess r-es.f-
g Is Ees,; s. i"1i: NJ s.,lwn Mo. ; ..
i;i.-s N rss :o-',' 5s,r,si. NJ T a
NJ y F.p--, ne L~.i'. Ms se-i-, ko.r.rG
x. r=d ;e..r. wsu-. vsssoa ana Ri.iar..
NJ TaseshoS N<1 NsT- .In:,i.i Is
RirAs-t Hln..r oeSnsy.ie Ne. " X "
S.s1nii;. fircsns,.sle- No. Y. - i<i.xs. -.
casris. No : Eo'-s.He = i.,uis. c.ror-
Soss,r :; l.,uis. .;raas sveEs. n sch'ue.sr;
:, l-,uts. Memorial. tNsr!.s s;g.n.h-- 81
is-a.s I,sEs BoIi.~a-s. z F-o->cn,s: ::
I.rl,s w>rr.n <.r>~, u = wahl Sn..e
,'-y,- NJ W s.i..;,si: s..nsss:a. No.
tre wsrrs-:cs. No. r1ii Hensk~ .seo-se n
s;.ics. r-~..is- : strs-i 9 s,s>-S.-
ras-- sai FsaR wisS.rh>-A r-rrsssors t.--
va w-.lrys. ceIi.s. N.-s-,ap. NJ g :.
Las NJ 2 ; s,-o-:s-. H.i.saoz.ry u ,hs
Jsss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
CREDIT men MEET.
TO DISCUSS WORK
Committees Have Been Appoint
ed for the Coming Season In
augural Meeting at Mercantile
Club To- Morrow.

! A meeting OF the Association Of Credit
Men will b. held at the Mercantile Club
Tomorrow evening. This INJECTING WIN
; mark the opening season The association
Is having a wonderful growth. and this
| season !; is expected that many more Arms
! will ally themselves with tho OggAniSa-
| ton.
Credit-association work derives IT. chief
value from the means II provides from
the general advancement and protection Of
| the interests that are represented By cred
| u men.
For years complaint had been made 0f
the inadequacy and inequality Of laws. and
then II was that the Credit Mems Asso.
obnoxious laws and the passage Of derir-
able Hesitation.
The national association now nus,Ds
600 members. About $50 Of the most i'm
portant firms and corporations have men,
berships in the local association. and this
number 10 expected to be increased at the
meeting.
The work Is divided into classes and Is
looked after by the committees named
Officers and committees are:
L. D. Vogel. president, Charter Oak
Stove and Range Company.
Ia r. Jacobs. vice president. Jacoba Hat
and Glove Comrany.
George Il. Miller. treasurer. Tennent
Shoe Con,ccny.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
| WIFE FRUSTRArES ROBBERY.
Salesman Accused of Trying to
Hold Up Employer.

Mrs. Robert Leland. according 30 state
merits made in the war:an: office ye<'ey-
day. prevented her husband from being
robbed and held HE alleged assaiiaat. Rob-
Leland has . sewing machine store ot
No. i.!3 Franklin avenue. and Staining
vac ors OF HE <slescasE- II is charged
that. while Leland VAS counting his money
Moa.sy evenins. S;AhlinG tried TO Srah Il.
F.i,ins. he Is charged with striking L.
Mrs. L<,a-i entered ,Ae store and see
tag her husbands danger. vert 20 his as
s.s.ance- She held Stahiiog until her rus
band got policeman The warrant
chA:Hes afsrmpse? petit tAfceav.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
AGAINST BARBER EXAMINER.
Protests May Er Mad. in Op,os..
APPOINTMENT q. WhiSmau-

',Jrch.ns have h.-r heard IN ,h.. ranks
~ "-'i rifhrES over Governor t'plk'. 20
J." az ~! q 7 Whlsu,a- ol s.-t,ll
- % a -fH-rls,-r % ihr state io,-r ,.
E>Ainih"T~ II vs> saia Yesterday D., na-
"' the local BARRIERS .hat an orsang-..l
=. s"Rii T." mad" So the Governor
q" Hss" y" Apro!n;:RSr' r~p"aisd
: ShaEr-~Y s.rgar .rN ami hu.i,.-.
agent ~: ~" juTrueyri. o. Isrt.-s. Ia.
...'1.'.''i hi'iI. No l.. SD. YESTERDAY
ina: In making the art.,i:f..p.r, ~. -,
'rnor nf! fisFcGarf-i SECTION No - "a,
AL creating . H.sri OF E.sr:In.r. .r ~
STATE 1"' '"'
The section states that IN. h.,,,,- s,.,,
u .pss'int-~f e. the boar. a. r.r.-,,-r.,.
81 ~ III" .sa~s Hart-.rs- !rat.--tvA A.
sls'ion ~ Missouri Missouri stat U.--
farb-rs' tnlrn ''
sha"sr, contends tat Governor f>o'I
ntrt~ear1r5 tho choice cf The tour. ,-.-,..I
Farmers Tor iar "'''Cs ar. srrairt-s. Wrfr
man. The rlnllGst-s Of the local ,,,.r ~,
John l. Hanks of Kansas ,i.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
|C|TY TO GET MEATS
At FAVORABLE PRICES
Commissioner Boyce Lets Con-
tracts for Furnishing Supplies
to Observation-Disclosures Six
Other Competitors

The contract to supply various city in.
atitutiOnS with meat ara fish for the next
three mOn-hs vas let yesterday by the
Commissioner Of Supplies on what he re-
cards as 4 favorable basis. considering
the recent advance OF prices all over the
country.
The st. Louis Dressed Reef and PrOvis-
ion Company un3erbi1 six other cOMpeti-
tors for the meat contract ard the Union
Fish and Oyster Company will furnish the
fish. The quarter begins September ~ and
ends December %.
The new contract puts the price Of Joins
Of beef. y hich il the sort mostly used by
the city. at = hundred. compared to
SI0.Se for the last quarter. The reduction
in that class Of meat is 81 cents a hum
dred. Sluxs are to cost &s.Il this quar-
ter. against G.s5 for the last. The ad-
vance in Is cents q hundre2. Pork will
cost $S3 under the new contract. against
AS under the old. Mutton is TO be fur
nished for SIS hundred. compSsAd to
$50 under the former contract Veal IL
TO b. had at SA. a reduction Of cents
. hundred compared to last quarters
prices.
BufYalc and red snapper are obtained
this year at - cents q pound. which Is
three-fourths Of a cent less than the cost
under the Old contract. Trout will cost II
cents q pound. which b an advance Of q
quarter OF q cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED
BUT SAVES BOY FROM HARM.
>seisG Collision With Car u OWa-
SOidnhIc J"ha Ant-rsos s.rab. LAD
II slSs Arsas. Breakiag EauI.

John Anderson. a gears old. of No. Isl.
i-Snch street. probably was fatally hurt
eEf Robert Wise. I wears Oil of No u.,
Lynch street. escaped without scratch
"hen a street car struck tn" wagon in
winch they were r:dinS at jefferson ave-
Hs' ana l-rB II street. Yesterday morning
~ probably was because NJ Anderson :
.Horis To saw" the boy from injury that
lie WAS so severely hurt When je s,,-
'h'' c"iiisior MAS U'.a y.iiab,. Sr,i.r.,-,
trihhS! the LAD IL his arms ans! he'll. him
IN such 4 way ths, his fall would b,.
broken
III" wagon Va. struck hy a jefferson
a''ate car. IN CaarC. of Goud,;cfor I "
i-'n'i"N ar': Nctvf:laI x : Hsys Tn.
'dF WAS running rar!aiy and struck ~.
N'S"h with srch force that the y.hjri..
was sompietely overturned Tn. h.-s.
was nor injured
Anderson Is employed hy John Gilmore
pinmhcr AT NJ. fsis Lynch ..r..; ro5
VA. Gilmore hors. ;ba, ne was sriy
roh',iils'l 81" took the boy ho:n;
and Fatroiman Sbcli s.nt Ans.rsn,. -.
IN" Ci:y Hospital! ''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
Downtown CLOCKS
DON'T KEEP TIME
StoppaSe Of Himepieces Notice
able Throughout Business Dis
trict-Wet Weather May Have
Caused This Tendency.
~Can ron gimme the time.'.


About what O'Clock IS IL. mister?
These and many other similar questions
have been asked the average business
nan hundreds OF times by wsO0ys.
messengers and laborerS In the last four
days.
The clocks on tho downtown streets
have Tcfus ri to register the time since
the arrival OF the Melancholy Days"
Whether they have struck. no one
knows. II IL fact. however. that all
have ceased ticking. and the majority quit
on tho same day and about the same
Eour. In fact. they may az well have
laid of their hands
On Locust street. Olive street, Pine
street-in fact. wherever clocks are
exposed On buildings for the purpose Of
Informing pedestrians. the timepieceS
Were OF no service. In many Of the down
town buildings tho clocks have quit keep
ing time.
Clerks In railroad Offices and in big
buildings nave shanefully rebuked the
city. since the clocks have ceased to keep
time. They have Just cause to be angry.
Many have worked overtime. and others
have been unable to keep dates; all due.
II is alleged. TO the fact that the clocks
downtown have struck.
a few Of the wise fellows have taken
advantage Of the situation and arrived
at their employers establishment quite
late
The cause Of tho clocks refusing 70 run
has been a subject discussed In every de-
tail during the last few days. Clocknak-
erS say tho cans" Of tho trouble il due
to the damp weather
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
BELIEVE PRISONERS TRIED
TO ESCAPE FROM CAGE.
Water 0oN - 1.avatosy d Pulled
From Wall - hey Asae0peo -
C160b e ToD q Ce1D.

Eai!ifs Jerabck and wci:z Of the Cou-:
or Criminal Correction believe three pris-
oners tried to escape from the cage Of the
courtroom Yesterday afternoon.
The water box in the toiiet-room con.
H"ct"d with the Gag. was pulled from the
wall. allowing a stream 10 flow all over
TIE floor. Tho water seeped through the
cracks and ran 'iown into the Bertillon
room of TIE Police Department on the
first floor.
In IA" cage At the time were E.mmet
ENer=on. Richard wynkopp. Charles He'll
man, and Lee Elder. Emmerson said that
n" caused the, damage ny Ouliine the
chain. hut th., ha.itfs believe he was try
ing {" c.imh ~: the iro:! bars above the
Gag. and make an effort "a escape, when
the waier pipes and hox gave way.
iaHi'or keasing turnssS<on the water be.
fore aEy great damaG" was done and the
prisoners were taken hack 10 jail. their
cases being continued until September -.
E-ersun. wvnkopp and HeI!man are the
hoyS who are CHARGE! with breaking into
Whitccnb's drug store at Garrison and
Washington avenues ten days ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
ONE WIFE CHARGES B!GAmY.
Hungarian Thought He Could Re
marry Without Divorce.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dalton
Yesterday morning tss.si n warrant
sksir<f JscoS ~ Sss-tr >. No -. IA
cieS.- avrsrss. chaTS~sE e;xsrs TNr war
ran: 10 sso-s 90 hv Mr. FsrsrA Warren
Ms Warren Saws SG<;:s marie! hsr
Gr<rire sh-' fact taz: 80 sas ~f.. IT,
FaiiASr.psls- s-ys-s Wt~-n h~ hss IT,. b~--
divorced f1s'ts = sad 10 have as.-s,4~.
70 tse cctlSs 'sr Chsrgs but t~S,. -.
thar ss t-iirt ID kc .iss. \ tight se -vSs +,
second ~its. ss be sai hs.s .srs,ra,.a
ts.~e y-ars f-or; hi< srs: Ntfe He ss~s
he u-!~ss.e.st ,raI the ls~ s.S-r;.-a.t
second marriage vs,hog. . iivorce grss-
s,tcA circumstances
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
VISITS FOUR COURTS FRIENDS.
Hot Springs Chief Of Detectives
Returns From Denver.

Chief Of Detectives John sheslin of Hot
Springs. Ark. visited friends At the -Four
Courts and around town yesterday. 0n his
way home from Denver. He formerly
was one Of Chief Desmontfs mrn. Chief
Shevlin wen: to Denver to help the poics
during the National u. A. Il Enc.,mp
ment.
Detectives George Williams % Chief
D~smond's stan. who represented ST. IIouis
at the encampment. returned YESTERDAY
from Denver Sbevlin and Williams report
that the hest crooks gave Denver . wisia
birth ana despite the size of the crowds
during encauAyTnent week. there were few
complaints Of thcft0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
AL|M0NY IS ASKED
BY MRS. ROY FULLER
Sues for Divorce and Claims Hus-
bands Allegations in Suit
Against Robinson for Alleged
Alienation Of Her Affections
Are Untrue.
REPrELIc SPECIAL

Joplin. No.. Sept. 1s.-As q sequel to the
suit Of a. Roy Fuller against Bud ~. Rob-
inson for damages for the ALLEGED aiienA-
tion Oi his wife's affections. Mrs. Fuller
to-day fllei suit for divorce against her
husband. In addition to the legal separa-
ton. Mrs. Fuller aska for Ss0lO alinlony.
Garding her relations With Bud II. Robin
son were circulated by her husband, and
the publication OF these reports was au-
thOrt1ed by him. Wfsen. at the time, she A.
not true.
Airs. Fuller further claims that the alle-
cations OF her husband In his suit against
Robinson that she ha4 received valuable
this was known to her husband at the time
he brought the suit AGAINST Robinson.
These alleged indisnities. Mrs. Fuller
vorce and alimOny which shS seeks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

''0so1es-000s'' Cards FesO Feonee.
They come. in tints-heautifui tints Of
bun. blue. gray and violet. also In white
BY the tcx. They cost enc TO $50
At MERMoD. JACt.ARD 4 KINGS.
Catalogue frreb Broadway. Cor. Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

AaPyv1oDo Normal 0Oeeps EDeeae1.
REPt'HIlC Sf'SAyAL
Maryville. NO.. Sept. 1:-The BOARD Of
Regents Of tpe Fifth Normal met to-day
af NarysvIils.
The following officers were elected: G..
J. Golden. Maryviile. president: Judge W.
j.. Ru.k q. Joseph. vice. e-president: George
r. Shoplaush. Naryviiie. secretary: Q. q.
Gill. MaVyviile. treasurer.
Tn. Executive Committee u a. follows:
Judge W. y. Rusk. 81 Joseph: X. VIII
iiams, Savannah. ". F. Rankin. Tarki0.
The Committee On OrEsni1aticn and Ad-
yni,.lstrat!on IL as follows: Doctor S a.
Tracy, Mound city; Doctor A. v. vande-
vert. Bethany: SUP sr!nfendent: ". T. Car.
rinxton. jefferson CITY. and &. J. Golden.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.
German Couple Have twenty-five
Grand Children.

Lincoln. III. Sept. i2-Mf ard Nrs
6o;slieb Klemsn celebrated their golden
weddi.G anniversary By entertaining rela.
ttvsS and friends as the home Of their
son. William klemn-
Both Mr.. kisTrm and his N.fs afN na-
fiscs OF Germany. both coming TO this
country when young. They aeTe married
In Philadelphia. bu: "a . fec year. moved
lived. They have seven children ard
;TeEsy-tWo grandchildren
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
Does an Investment Of $6. Is

ar month fsr q months, tha. xir ray y0i
anal: 80 AMI r,ore for 10 20 Is y-ar. ir-,k
god I" ,ou' postal card ;,hanc call VIII
gt fu.i Particulars. The opportunity of .
lifetime for feopi- q snail means q make
Iayinc Investment; absolutely safe A-k,rsas
''ffh'fi i'i8lffHs CO. -g'iTu ~. Missouri T.las.
hiiiiin., i'h".s- Bel. Main 31s:.. \ few svvI
collectors Wan
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
KIMER FALLS HUNDRED FEET.
Killed in Trying to Escape From
BAD Air Underground.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Ft'RIJV SfEl1AI.
joplin. Mo. Sept. 1:-RuFt RYssell. q
mine: employed at tho Bessie mine. at
Chitwno6. fell 100 feet to instant death at
30 this morning, while b.ing hci>ted from
the mine 60 escape bad air
Three other men employed at the same
mime-Frank Yonkers. James Stilson AMI
W. A. Eotaw-were overcome by the bad
air and narrowly escaped death.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
MRS. FOL som EXPLAINS
CONDITIONS OF Her TEST.
70 -. E..i.,r q ne Hscuse-

. > 20 S-.fs1r q no Escf!sSc
In .o=- tssse os Friday nornIsg SEP
ts--h.r 5. appea-s A. Item with soi!-.Ac~s
s.s..s WOULD D;SRCgE REFORY: =:
acc SEtsS asa IN sal item APPEARS
The following ciese:
At a VERY 6-aa.Ask st>e- o. the e.c-
nees.isxs. TIE accused me.,iBsr . reported
20 hss. Gcras1,ee . rsrsfc test. n uhIcN
dtS-osci ~ TIE e>~s>nce % men
Relieving that your neu.ra?~r does rot
rally desire 10 10 a. .atcs..ce 20 aay
ere. especially Q lady. desire that yoS
state IA, 20 ssrrs F>osc>a, Nzs ever
-,>ts sy &c OF ey sny - ny s-ienda :
IL: .Sy .ha; I Was Stilisk 20 sssHi, 70
Ss.nx s.s-co~i IN csiSa:e by Q committee
n. .st.es. = sse interest cf :ru;s ard asa
srt.a2y S.sE.ts 90 ssch tes: ssl-.sss.cc ca
SIr!1y aiss-aoca iass- a-.s :ss scS:
rroSei . ssreess- Kindly nah. the cs..
-s,-sSos IA ys.- mex. Lss,sc Aat os.lee-
MRS JOSIE * roleOA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
LANE SUES FOR TEN THOUSAND
Alleges Prominent Physician
Won Wife's Affections.
RTt'PlJc sPECNl.

vincennes. Ind. Sept IA $i0e9e dam
age and alienation suit was nled late this
afternoon In the Knox Circuit Court BY
winneid g Lane, formerly Trustee Of
Decker Township. against Doctor koyso
Davis. . wealthy and prominent physi-
clan OF Decker.
Rnipe,l the confidence cf Mrs. Lane while
visi.ine her In the capacity Of q family
physician. finally winning her affections.
Doctor Davis has wife and grown daugh-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

EEfS-Gi1S >fESfAS-
Eureka, IT,. S-ps E-rae ess: year %
E>srxkA College or~,t-t to-day Ni,h =
laree at,ez!arce Judge l.sS~ Eaca %
rckie- e~!svv set the cu:~e5assoa As:s.rrss
AZ the Christian Church ss.s er~rt-4g
EuRerces tmy,ccs ernec.S have e-ca Eist<
during the su-snes Aas the Ocas-ct sAs
e.~asfy tae sa~<d tes rrrsucssvs cntcw-
0eas fsn1 turing the ;AS: Twelve 0soaseS