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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

Hog prices loc lower than YESTERDAY, close
On everything except choice lights which
5ut $685. $685. fh sss q rsass
fofa to to sas
$40 to S. g. good $500 to $40 eh Choice
ss, $50 lbs, $3.50; So, 2s5 lbs s5.75; 6si, re
s Ss IS 5s s. 49, 9s sS H. 2 a lbs G Hs
$50; 2 2is S lbs, s57o o '0S' s'''0 20 2'' IDS
ses !ss sSS0 80 D Sins cattle
aass e9'fs s i n5sa? sss Sales
ie 81 ii; s e. u.s. 500; 1T sdSs u.s.
S"| +; ,Ss u.s. '% Sss s.: 81
s. IS !S' p? ss6
s 1886 lbs ea, 50; 9, Sol lbs. 81 -,
stoek e apd F saa so Ss
Mi Milca &c Cows and springers.52 cows, ss5; 2
e0gz So; COW and a.1hs calf sso
tinues good. Sheep and lambs, prices steady,
tho nothing good as yesterdays top spring
lambs received. -.
60 Killing zn Sheep and Lambs "A lambs SO lbs,
lbs, $e25; 81 wethers, % lbs, $50; BUCK
lambs, % lbs, IS; ewes; 1o1 lbs, s4:75,
1913 ewes and wethers, IS lbs. s4.25; IS ewes,
Among the shippers on the market were: T.
ties, $. B.; Frank Leedle, Robert Leedie, stan
ley, Motley; q. Strobe, New Richmond; Hughes,
Benson, Clarsmont, s. D.; A. B. Bynestad,
Superior Junction. Wis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Sept. L.
Sugar, raw nominal; fair refining, SIC; centrif-
ugal, SO test 8 15-16@4c; molasses sugar, 31sc;
refined, unsettled; crushed &C.; powdered, 5.40c;
granulated, 5.3Oc. Coffee, steady; No. Z Rio
sKe. Molasses. firm; nominal; New Orleans, %
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

NEW YORK METAL, Sept. Lead, dull.
Copper, nominal, 1871 @17c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 1.-Receipts
Cattle, 750; Hogs, 5000; hogs, 1oc lower
Sales: 81, 27o lbs, $3.50; 81, 24s lbs, s.. e5
76, 1876 lbs. $3.50.
Cattle-Steady; beeves: 4s, 1,1so lbs, 49, 40;
IA, 1900 lbs, $3.50; 10, 1920 lbs, $525; cows
and heifers, 10, 800 lbs, 1925; 16, 97e lbs,
$2.s5; 10, 1,o40 lbs $3.50; stockers and feed
ers lbs cs2es H. $50 lbs So
lbs, $2.75; 10, $40 lbs, So; Z, GAO lbs, $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept 1-Bee1
steady. Pork firm. Lard, firm; prime wester
steamed, $8.20@S.4O. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Sept. 1.-Cattle-Re
weak; beef steers, $3.75@55o; stockers and
feeders, s2@4.2o; cows and heifers, $2@4.so;
Texas steers, s2@3.eo; cows and heifers, 81
@2.90. .. r. ...
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market lower; pigs and
lights, $5.75@6.2o; packers. s5.50@e.15; butch
ers and best heavy, $6.o5@6.20.
sheep-Receipts, 300; market strong; natives,
$4.15@5.20; lambs, $5@7; Texans, s4@4.2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

ceipts $500; market good to steady; prime
steers, $5.5O@6.5o; poor to medium, s44b25;
stockers and feeders, $2.25@4.25; cows. $2:25@
bulls, s2.26@4; calves, ss.5o@775; Texas fed
steers $8.50@4.6o; western steers, $3.o0@5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market Joe lower;
heavy, $5.s5@615i rough heavy, $3.50;
light, s5.75@6:2o; bulk X, of sales, s57o@61o:
to choice wethers, $5@5.4o; fair to choice
mixed, s4.25@4.75; western sheep: $500: 40; ma
tive lambs. S., 5O@S; western lambs, $6@7.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01

ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept 1.-Close: Wheat
easy; No. Ne 2 red cash, elevator 7sas @s29sc;
79Mc: No 2 hard, so1s @s5c Corn, steady:
No. cash, SIC; track SIC; December 41@
41Bc. Oats, firm; No. cash, 26c track, 26I
2 white, 291hc. - - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
+ stock Thursday. Aug. 81.

Total .,..,.. SIX
HOGS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
ABRAHAM Hl.NNH.

New York. Is-~. s.-Abraham H. Hum
Nn'i. IN" lawyer. was to-day convicted 0S
..ns;iracy In connection with tho Dodg.-
M"rs- div"rc" case. He vas sentenced.
within a f"w minutes after the jurys ver-
die; had been pronounced Z" ono years
imprisonment and . :!ne Of S5g. which Is
n.an"r Il which h. was adjudGed guilty.
4 motion ~ his lawyers for an arrest OF
Judgment fnr twenay -four hours WaR de-
nie:- and Hummel was taken to the
T"i:if's. Preparatory to going 20 the fen!-
'en'iary. II" prepared {" sI.end fh. night
at tn" Torrbr but Vas later released. and
said that t"-rnorr"" re w!li bring some
action 90 save himself
The rapi.!i'y of this en:!r. proceedings.
coming as /; did against one. Of IN. most
prominent and successful u New York
lawyers CAUSED great surpris~. One OF
'h. ua.Hp-c;..! features q! ,h. friars end
Ing Was IN" fact that one ~ Hunmeira
Qua counsel. John II S;anch:ield. made
IN. first proposal for a Speedy sentence.
lp--,. E1i'iX UPON IN" rs.suH og this caRe
are actions In other indictments against
prominent y-r-ons which have grown out
~ the b.dse Nors" divorce. case. When
the foreman said guilty Hummel
th.. count officers he said.
-" that -" one se:s away with my
coat" viii you
:.nse be as..-.. ,,nm",.:s.e'y. and Dioric:
Attorney Jerome. wa~ !s-rr..-!ly summoned
"a tE. courtroom. Ii" cpr:s.I.:.i. saying
a '.- mac 'He motion ''a. Humm.i han
h.s.-r n.uar., :" ~. c";rirn unity and 20
puhl:c ,!.C"r.ry fnr .h- last twenty years.
NOTHING tn SAY
Tie prisoner. wh.n asked ~ b. had any,
rhfns L "a, tr;"rr sentence should he
,ts.~.-,i. replied
Nothing. ~ AL
Ia .ii> u an hour l,r-r Hurm.l s,id
fu reporters
"., would b.. -tccxsus hs! -as.. fo- mr.
is ~dI anything. bur ! can't l..!;, but Feel
t...t have h.rr;I uEfju-'ly ypny!Cr.! chiefly
~" - yiGtt, tlS"u--s Sp- S!yt>tari.nS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
VAST LIvONlAN COUNTRY IS
COMPLETELY DEVASTATED.

- F-'.-shurs. p.-,. ..-Ths ca.s,.! ~ =
'oni!r. nal Power 4. p" arrived here from
EiEs 'fi< morning Sn a train heavily
SisAfh:'-i - troops says iNh' tlreGGhpu.
n" dl-isf.f attending ~ fIt!'S on ;N.s
~is. - EiEa rrr lard lg- ..rl laid
as.t" al 'h- hTi,Ii-gS h-.r-c'1s To- ne
lanf.s-s3s having ben ta.vu.i :. IN.
s-ur-i
The situation in Cortland. cAs Consul
-aN- = -y-G v-0-~- ~ E;cs -. Ga--
-is-A-s - 900 mail 9. sjt-my; ~ a-.s.
IN. .-nT"T from tre naut. q: ~. work
men. shg have vr.H0lI-i : ,Srl'ce force
s1i ar- aauinis--rl-g -. AFFAIR." -: the
CIV
s..". su-srr.- saV~ sr-- q tcyuta-.ca n
,11ssr1"t R"StTss notifying rt-: rsa: ~.
aac t-.7 - FF--t Tf- city - ;.rrUr-
sfr'cS"r- trt Crn2i a-ssilSri- quiet
Ns.iSs< -1s- /. az - tie E--sst= daily
bfsi ik- vu-s-r-u< ar-5.;is e. =arrs.-Srt.liy
.rvS-Etsrs .laA- living TO ;fi.-gE Z.
'cN5i--- s@r--sl - whom hsv. Hs-- sas;
~ ha.S-d
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
FOLKS SECRETARY ANSWERS
e00cnER'S OPEN LETTER.


clinton RccSh--. president 81 the r~ar-
'>-H''h War! Cos: ';oy.rnr,-n, Demo
'rAic Club sad YESTERDAY ,hs; D.. S.,,
received reply from Governor FOX o.,
r~liy 80 th< -y~r letter address,. 20 N.
Governor last week
The letter sent ." ':oye-rc- Folk asked
Elm ;o Civ" m ~sps~>s.", ss to ~. truth
snirsss q: f~rsrrss al! 20 hAv. s..-4 IN
circulation BY reprs-"r,ai!S.< % the 8,
i-,uis l~mocra,ic Club
M EcnSh~r ss!a :ha: ir- letter ".
. p'r>"rs. communication. a.. that h-
~As no: ., liberty 10 &is. {. 10 AZ. u-r.s
N!tSuvt The s3'ySern.:s consent
Ask"a ss to - ne. hsr .h- i.-.er ~ss salts
factory Tn tse cub. NJ. So0sh.r said that
.t vcv.d b. . v!oia'io, - eoy.is.e:l-. 20 ,.i.-
cues ;h~ matter. and fIi ira: . s.a.er,.n;
a. 20 IL. con'er:> snc;.id c,,rr.. from, Js~A.-
800 ,fry
Nr- HcoEh>s sA!t .sa' r. hzi n. .~rils,!
- the ist:e.. aSi ;sa- sh.r ~ az. n,
~oa': - . v~rscca! corsI-ur'r.- ~
TO. ..-Inr roi6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

Washington. Dec. The Senate. !a sS
eccsive session to-day. confirmed the !o!'
loving nominations:
Rissei = - Go:;~Aa.e f'0n'yl S'ss'si al
Mos
ss1cs % psso y>i y s's. T~s- '1S.i~s
wsts.e:. xoX:anA l1s.'ic. ~ N1n'saA AL
IS0Nc.
s.aa.r- P~.is ini.sas. C>:R ;nsics "s
s.rrrs B.'n-y. w.snnsa. ;s.x. o: ,ss
Cosfs q: 'iars.
Xa,a...-Ni.i ar 3 wsr.r. ri'.ri-s o:
ss>,:se /. Rnss. Pos-nsssss Ana. II.
Sex vost- Ts- 4t-Ar-is.f: S-fhsn y :.~
Nso.~aI as4 Psssfro. koa.S A,ssrc- fs,n.a A.
Esesea as:. :.~i. xs;,s;ic. l. vs-ps! k5ssssfam
Rssf~pdom cad bo2~Ors. SkcaYtsa. ]. s-rf -
AynaMosss. d. 1-SA:.s6. Assanssa. PSrs-
i|eAcn Ise S-Av:v.s. N1.ssssma- q,
Joea. Nee Bs'snsvich. ss1 Hsisss. 70: Aa'-
Oe.S
iSvs>,s,a Tse - D-Ar..vsa: iAks Cha0sisin
-. Jokn. Nee 0vSaSS rk
Ioa1sa Der D-Ass-vsS: Na.shshA. S~~
YcYh
00ps.s.s0e. De- H-AsvevsA: Bs;,.e. Nee
Yofh. fs Assrppi 'aa4 pses~sees
Essx2nsL p<e. C-ASriy~:: A. bsais. 81
SoAa. Xsv H,saGvsea fnS 0lsasvs.
QGaseSsc0a- t~ E-Asyivel- HssesSR: =
p1h0AslDeh> f,e nvePpsi SseA Sv~-ee~s,-
0Rvee. D.. aAatees-Asyvs1: eeso0ss
4s.a1Bal. No. Y0t. Ses Assvsso .sn5 80
Isssp.a nsr 0-a.a,sS: oasaoss Csle-.
- y0a ~ 0DesnsesOA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

Shae Mr. Jerome said about ny being a
nena", {" the community for twenty
years: am behind the hars with q clear
people. / expect to spend ,h. nigh, in the
Iomos t'rocredings. however. are under
way - that ! viii get an early hearing
!o-morro~ before some Judge. who's. name
cannot etve you for the present.
An Indictment for subornattOn or DER.
jury Is sf:li bending against Humm~f in
connection with which he is under bond
IN the sum cf &2AN
hnmmsl vas released from the Tomb.
AZ ~ "ci"ck tonight under Sieao ball On
yyS.'ss ys Woodland OF the supreme CouI, in
JUICES CHARGE.
In his charge 20 the jury Justice Roger.
ref-rreh to the paper. in the original ,c-
ton BROUGHT ky Mrs D"dg. for divorce
from Charles F. Dodge.
The Judgment roll while no. a-,,.,ic,,-
~ made up. h" said. contains ali the
seat"Is es.t tn.t 90 e. max. valid decree. of
sns.., saS"sSs. an and .hs MARRIAGE was duly dis
MAS entitled to semArriage
-. Sh. dtd 50. and as ths. wife Of Charles
W.; w; M"Is. lived hsppi!y with her kusbs nd
b,.'on. for reasons t..st known :" him
s.!!. conceived the idea Of hr~ak.nr nm
sh- maIrtag. that had taken p!ao, be-
,H.en I've, his nephew ani Mr~. Dodge Cap
ne vent about the breaking M, of ,b..
marriage. and In doing 80 engaged Hum
n"l ant spent large sums .. monev five
Years af''r the divorce
IN" crucial point IN THIS case Z.
whether fher'. VAS m agreement a so.,-
sp:Eacy by ,hi. defendant and Others IN
falsely maintain an action or S,..r.aj
i'r"e"d'Hx. "r {" preven, :h. i,,.. :,sln,;n-
istra'ion ~ !A~ ana justice.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Morse haze. >ror
ducs~! themselves with the utmost ,ro
vri"fy during ~" Who'll. -! thi. ,-rina
st'n". II the .yi:isnc@ i< 10 he h.ii.y.i
IN This cas. s--a' wrong vas re.-
ye;sat.-! on ,hey,,''
Justice Rogers iisr-gari.a say..,, 70
guests MADE by Hum,n.ls ATTORNEYS 10
rha:G- the Jury upon specific points and
An exception Was taken upon each of
these t"f"re the case finally vas given
so III" Jury.
STARTED AZ OFFICE ROY
Hunm~l Naa on. Of the mos. v-i,,.,,
known q! New Works lawyers. II. b,,
bon connected with . number q: ceI.-
hrat"d cases HE y.ar:n-r How. was
~" os the attorneys !c- ~. ,I.fecSe I'm
n" GsC!S~nsuyV~ -s~e
Humnis'! had . large Practice t., .bs.
theatrical and divorce Etix He en-
tered the tau of!lcs !n witch Ne. i nov
lhe s.nio. partner many year. ,E, as
AN cNac- boy AMI worked hiS NAY ,n ,h..
I'sSssn!n~n: yiac" he III. held for &..,i..
'''n" ;ass IN 'h- c.'y- legal circles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
SPRINGFIELD TAILOR IS SHOT.
+. N. Kinney Probably Assassi-
mated at His Own Door.

SpvinGheld. NO.. Dec st ~ Kinney
4 tailor, was shot to- night shout 10 O'Clock
n his own yard as he Vas going home
from work
Isis CRIES brought members Of his far,
ily to his side. but he was UNCONSCIOUS Ard
did not speak to them He died inside o;
fifteen minutes after hein3 shot.
Oficers wef~ called Immediately af:e.
the shooting. hut In the snow tracks could
he cniy dimly traced.
Kinney vac shot through the breast the
bullet entering the right aide and p<n.-
tyatinG his entire body. coming out Just
above hts heart.
Kinney had been . tailor here 20. years
and had NO known enemies. The suppos:-
ti0n n that he was robbed and then shot
tmp0ssible. Kinney In survived by a large
family.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
eEvOLUTi0NISTS 1T KOvNO
ARE SHOT DOWN By TROOPS.

k"y-n Russia. i,--C- 9,-rlr. revolution
lists to-day hnisy.l a red ;.aE over a fac
tory hnr'. ana N" police w"r- unani. 70
r-moy" = : ms hin" ggl-l'> battery was
therefor. brought '-'u c:iu1
The incident VAS followed hy a t.oic! at
tack T. - crowd % passing :rppy<
~ssr.upun fn- latter fired. killing or
wou-t:Ts U.agN rioters
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
MUST NOT DRINK OR GAMBLE.
Ollie Holmes Receives Condition
q! Pardon From Folk.
REPI-RI.H SPE"lAI.

REIJ'Rl.H SPfalA1~
jefferson city. NO., Dec. 5-Oli.
Holmes Of Caldwell County was to-day
~ rdonsl by Governor Folk on the r'corI-
n .:l,iatiOn Of Judge Alexander and 'on-
FRESHMAN Frank Il. kl~pper. th" judy.
end Prosecuting Attorney who sent hlni
To the fenitentiaTy.
Holmes was q years Of age to-day. Five
year1 ago ne killed. q man In a Dice game.
an account Of loaded Gice having b.. n
used Ills troubles wer. indi-,s.tly brought
%, BY gambling and whisky. a14 his par
CO0 etipuiates that n he ever g.ni'!.S "r
drinks again he must i. brought back
to the P.ai,enttsry.
He was under "a fen years sents..ce. ard
h:.d about i've years To s"-v" Gi.si". The.
sEree-fourfhs iaw. i!e will therefor. have
tc refrain from drinking ard gambling
frv the next I'VE years. II b. woi!.si avoid
h-inX returned to prt<on
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
WI FORMER IREiSORERS
AND AUDITORS INv0lV WE'D.

EErI BLis' SPECIAL.
Springfield ILL.,. Dcc. @-All for
, msr Sia;e TreasurerS ami state AT
} ditors are. involved I'm thu action in
} s;ttutssl To-Day by Attorney General
, Stead to rccoy.r ,n the Siai. S;5s.-
} a.. alleged ." have s.su paid by
} counties AMI municipalities as taxes
} for having their t".Ss r"Si<'e-s,! hy
the State. ard wh:cn III. Tre1Sur.rs
} and ATii;c-s appropriated I" their
} own Use.
EOtic. al Attorney General
} Steals opinion r. la;:v. I" ;hc t"ni
net has bs";l communicated To all
} former incir8E",:s uf 80. Offices of
stat. Treasurer or Auditor. ard "a
ma iOriey Of them have Indicated
} their d.S.;s {" r";i: IN" SUMS Sc
cur.A.l Gy them Ia cas-" the court
} holds tina: th. taxes should NOT h.
} considered as lawful fees of their
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

o: M. 4II.A Carter avenue. vas eca1de0
about tn; neck and body yesterday. fhs
i:i'!s girl was az her home and was OAyYy-
Ing a pail II hot water when her 3oOe
cIugh: In It CARPET and sh" fell. spa1ltn8
the water over her. She was taken To
tre home nf her grandmother Mira C1nse
Necxrl No Ns2A L.. avenue. and given
me,,ica, attention. The ci,iiTS condition
IL no: believed to b. serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
DURnAM OF KANSAS CITY
SEEKS REAPP0lNTMENT.

RErrH.fc srECiAL
Washington. Dec D-E1W!n r. Durham
OF Kansas c;y, United States MaSehaI
Of the Western District Of Missouri is In
Washington stsk;n9 rsappo:n.'nens. ~"
r. an old friend of Senator Warner ard
probably will have his Endorsement
But the Missouri Republican 6e,ee.:i-n
In the HoIs. is so;.d against DUham
saying sh.. ke hs. served .ixh, y~a-.. and
that this 10 enough. II Is probable that
the delegation wiii adoi; q resolution Pc
guessing senator Warner to push some
other mar for n. place
purham's term expires neH; April.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
ST,l0U|S Man
N TROUBLE AGAIN
Prentice Tiller, Who Made so, 900
Haul Near Here in 1883, II
Charged With Attempted Dia-
mond Robbery.
REPERljC SPECIAL.

REPCBtJC SPECIAL.
alias e. Morris. alias willard Chambers.
was arrested here to-day BY Post Once
Inspector Holmes Of Cincinnati at his
.e e So O. = Ms:s sa
defraud the J. -. Lyons Company. man
Yfactusing jeveless q New York. out Of
s.. hsmse!s to Ss y: W. Chamhers Of thia
80, The order for the good. wa: written On
NJ. NJ; cn.%oess: S stationery and the scods
Tiller vas arrested. The order was
shipped and Mr.. Chambers notified hy
Telegraph. The latter. knowing nothing Of
the the i:IssrarS co@:snS. Nh Which . in sus" !"
notified the New York firm. The express
company was then notified to turn the
p pffoEssrty !s 10. over to the City National Bank
Tller was identified by Bertillon meas
Till.r I: charssd With g:ins the NAH. to
IN pend'aG IN Investigation ~ to his
:. 11Iier and . confederate some years ago.
. . Cincinnati store and ans, served S"Ss = term MIN in
the Columbus PenitenttaFy. After his re-
lease he made a s:1GN haul In st. Louis.
e s.s s"s s n
r0bberies. hut when last rels ased In June
promised to give up his criminal career.
Prentice Ttller - well remembered by
Joseph Temple. general agent Of the
Adams Express Company. for Q number
Of years with the Pacific k&preas Com
pany.
shortly after ! left the Pacific Express
Company: in 1884," said Mr.. Temple last
night. "riller 20, In hi. work. He came
NJ good Kentucky family. His father
Vas . detective on the Louisville force.
He came to me and put him to work rs
. porter At Cnl0n Station. I l00t sight Of
him until the big robbery.
This occurred. believe. In lsS1 shortly
shs -. Am 1t. Il seemed : that TilisT had worked
COMPANY and had been doing 'ruh' duty
in the money DEPARTING on Sundays. II
got 80 that they began 10 depend upon
him. and one Sunday thev left him in
charge Of the department
We'll. the next day ihere was $sec)o
missins. For weeks there was no trace OF
Tiller. Nothing hut a mer. accident vas
the means cf his arrest and subsequent
He had the money In an Oil
val!se. In a Milwaukee store. where he
had gone to purchase new valise, the old
ore broke open and the aStOnish<d eyes
Of the clerks beheld all sorts of green
backs.
THE exposition resulted In his arrest
and he served i've years for stealing the
Then he vent To the West. and ! under
.tand that ne followed his criminal carver
have heard that he has been convicted
many times and has served many SEN
fences. ] am not at all surprised at the
latest newa."
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
BARTHOlDT on HIS way HO00E.
Seeks Escape From opportunities
of These Asking RuildingA
REprT:IIc sTECTAI.

u
Washington. Dec. 2H.-Repre0entA1lvo
Richard !,,rth"Ii, Will leave to-niehe for
St louis :" spend the holidays at hOma
Incidentally. Doctor Rarthnlit is taking .
two vee..-' l..y. ~ absence to escape the
i..porIVn,ti.S - :Se :SS n1cmbsr0 OF Con-
sr.ss Who want public buildings for their
.i.s.riC,S
~. finds 'h. craftsmanship of the Com
rni,.ea on Public buildings and Grounds is
no si-"r,;re an,! has had TO resort 10 the
exDedisr' II having partition placed
around his desk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
GEORGE B. sPRieeS DEAD.
Nickel Plate Fright Agent suc.
cUMi,s After Long Sickness.

Cleveland o.. D~~ 1-SSeoree H.
Ss:iSe. general .reieh, agent 90 the Nee
Yo.a. .f.cago and a. LDuis ssirkie
Plate, Raiiroaa sos the last twenty y.shree
v-ars. cs~-. here to-day from . coInpEcA-
;io- .: diseases which have troubled him
for n~a-iy shre> years. He Uas \ years
o.d ard rad hen n IA. raiisoAA euStness
s.rs-. i- go "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
LORD cURZ0N WILL NOT RUN.
Declines 10 Contest l6m>da.e's
s;-a, in Parliament.

f.aasco. Dc - Lord s>o.Ic- q k~~.i-.-
Ten. former Ss,~ros % India. has 3.c,.-,s-.
,sp .eSttA'tc-s e. cr,r:~a; So sTAs "a Par
raa~n; .os .r~ Cs.y p iant,c no~ h-st
sy S.r Jsssps psmA1ai~. N -. s>n-n,. ,h-as
ct-c1.sesrs~s rs~riv'- ,s~ r.->ssssry r.:
hss running - -a.i,aAI rss-parfy can
4l4n.p
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

New Tost. issc. 1.-ArEavsd: Or~anic. fro:n
Liverpool
l~sho<n. p>c. N-AfYivsd: Perssfa N,u
Ynsk. via Naples ami NsSseiilss
oueaoseown. Tse-. 90. S:E - m.-Sa..ei: Ssl-
n0ia, from Liverpool. Pcssoo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
HslF OF RUSSIAN CABINET
ON THE EVE OF RenlRIN67
srrEI.I. HYr,RIr

- - 80. - 'iht-r-
3, Fe-s-shg-s Dr. %-st'r-y..xA. iNG
n; -e-'f-S q: ths----si .r~Es~,s =:
-" t--ec1'fve sc- --it.s. os THE Work
1-sn~ AAsz2r-. I'D ,z:~ n evening" A
een's7i s.r4ss Sas Unanimously vote. g..
sc-6cr-v n = 7-etk~ ". fGss come fAc.
TO fac sSss tes e-~s;.<; ccssis IN the
ccKsrA. sl:~ os GQ.~-s ever k.n1r ro-
Scs-vs sac :.~ G.-sstry Nil retire
CSh~r .fssAtls CT sscse SERIOUS nature I
- s-Aase IL give yos- NJ Uo.A C. Acsar
- gsSe1 rcs 10 81 60. bet I can merely
oy thew denose thes tAs military st.uatsco
= lateAaR1y SSs:.cal
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

~ OosSeo ewSOsS SyOeeo
Il evaey sApar a1ys 20 ssske yss,. cN.sss.
nsos SAcVO1A0 easy o. yo0S pseV Ys=: osa
0.ve Q O00o0A ~ G1fs 0s sfs x.s,s ;a~
kssa.- % she Aeoe ooe-ey pAyi.e . s.sa;,
N.vR SR0na1t-eAAs1g - Opa s>1 aspaa0e
sseOo % ~ y0up SO0 eoavvaB>are essAp-
OeasAlY - OssA2S. fee tne AaAasce Oppa
svvSy 0VeDa19 sAsWog4 Osrs0hpV Leftb
AoA. q ~ Cossseao U3Ags "a 4 Unv0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

coffee and the hc>t M0k1nG to-
ge,he,. Then you'd be sure Of
good coffee no: only IN the can
but in ,he cuc. The coupon n
zny I. , or 3 II. can oi I X.
Coffee g les. TO. Sl.W highes:
grade sOa>,eGl Together with SOc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21
E.~yrAe>><
:Sk 81 II ~@ s<.x0

The only way to ct rid
Of pimples and oRher egw-
tSo0s Is to cleanse the Moo.
improve The digestion. stin-
ulate the kidneys, liver aad
skin. The medicine 70 takeb
Hood'sSarsapar'1a
Which has cured thoasande.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

Z stipulation VAS made. howevef. - "a
where the fee should %.
been collected ny every ssase ffe"sure1 re-
| for this work It registration. and the teea
have been divided between the Treasures
| and Auditor.
FEES ANOl NTED
TO LARGE SIMS.
! For the first few yeers Immediately fol-
| lowing the I.assage OF the scs. :he fees
| amounted to large suma. owing to the fact
| tered
since the first. however. the amount b
though II stiiI smounss to 3 coussderaSie
I sum annually. Il 10 nowhere near the
figure At nrst reached.
The defect in this statute was called to
time ago and the Governor referred the
matter to Attorney General Stead for an
The Attorney General. IN his o,sn,on.
took the stand that since the Constltuticn
provides that no State fund.- shall Be raid
out except upon the authority Of the Leg
i9sisiasSrc Tor The % specisi rSrp"s. q '1e 70
which it Vas put. the 1feasurer sn6 Az.
Gifor had No authority n laW to retain
these fees.
FORAER OFFICIALS ARE
WILLING Nd PAR SCNN.
All former State 'Treasurers ana Ausli-
rrrs.n, .%rs wn% are EN-, living as wei - tie
~ ell Of thfm have expressed Z willing
ri IN 70 r The the S19:: % sSsy .;
them.
Former Attorney General II. J. Hamlh
p-ctive defendants. and win have charge
81 the car. for Nessrs. wul0 and WHITE
more.
Mr whi,,emcr- probably I. more sess-
lS. ev,S-C1s-oxV ekos neh
tate In lninoia He was Tfeasuse9 one
term and 70: many years served - Assist
ant State TREASURER. durine AZ Of the dine
under whom he served.
4 large majority II The psOspectiye d.
PENDANTS. ;acludinG TfeesureFS! Auditors
,SIs:d. ,sRs; ana any "'"0e' OF e''''' are m
FORMER OFFICIALS
OFFER To SETTLE.
Governor Deneen's statement. given out
tonight. was a plain statement of the
facts in the case. without comments Of
any sort.
tn. Governor stated that Fred A. Buaae.
former Stat. Treasurer. to-day paid 10
STATE T.sasres Small is 5ss:s 8 The a%oS1s S1s
funl while state Treasurer.
Henry I. Hertz. another former Treas
ursr. has written {" Governor Deneen that
.e IS ready :" pay over The amount col
lec,ed br him. understanding that the
mn,.sy viii L- returned In e.ent the pres
e'lt sui; IL Dec ied m his favor.
John q. Smith. Colonel J. Mack Tanner.
for tn. late Governor John r. Tanner. who
was once State TreaauTef: Floyd X. Whit
-.more. ~. o. Williamson and Jacob Gross
h,v. all proposed to deposit certified
checks for tn. respective amounts collected
hy them un.ier the same conditions.
Former Attorney .;en.Sal Hamlin. rep
and Au.i;osa stated tonight that he wo0
satisfied h.. had Q complete defcnRe. but,
as !: has teen % rule with him to not try
hts cases In the neWepap~rs. he did not
care 10 enter into any details.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

100 401a0 WOOAOv
Cuses NJ: k.Ir-< RSAl3e. AMI Eaeu.nA,,<
;.rGtSs. sssd cy oil srIGGfsts as tNo
months ;-~afmsa: hy ma. sur sS
l.- - ~ HAL. ~ civ. 81 =: I.s.t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-21

To esee . Cesa u Oae Day.
Iaks Laxative Broms 0uin.ne TAGIesa
Qeoeeasto resund moaey ,G Il fats 70 SsE0.
u v. SScvS's Signature on each ~ Ec.