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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
A FATAL THIRTEEN
Chicago's "Bluebeard" owns.
Up to Many Marriages.
COURTED SISTER As WIFE LAY DEAD
Four Days After One Wife's END,
Possibly by Foul Play, Hoeh Mar
rIed Her sister and Then
Fled With Her Money.

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Confronted by
living witnesses of his dupticity at the
coroner's investigation into the death
Of Mrs. WalckersHoch, his last dupe,
Johann Hoch, The much married man,
according TO the police, has admitted
his marriage to thirteen women in the
last ten years. Eight of these women
who at inc time bore the name of the
llleged bigamist are To- dead, but
Hoch declares they died natural deaths
md is firm i'll his denial that he poi
3oned any n of them. The identified
i'm of Hoch by several of his victims
md their friends We're developments at
the hearing of the coroner's jury, and
1t the conclusion of the examination Of
witnesses last night Coroner HOFFMAN
announced that the inquest would be
postponed until next Wednesday.
The principal witness at the eXamI-
lation was Mrs. Fischer-IIoch, a sister
If the woman over whom the inquest
vas being held. The witness is the Wo-
nan I1och married Il few days aH'h
he death Of Mrs. Wnlcker-lloch. tqM
Ter testimony the witness explained III
minute detail the circumstances
'ounding the death of her sister. u
here was nothing in the evidence TO
prove that Hoch was responsive I"f
he woman's death.
The witness told how IIoch c0nrtet''
Ter. married her within four days OF
he sisters death and then fled with
100 of witness money. Prior 10 we'd
ing Uoch witness had ten children, by.
/ former husband. ,,r,o
at the time Of my sisters death,
,fter the doctor had gone" said the
witness, "Hoch cried and said: Now |
III a widower again. all alone in the
world. ! do not know what to do. ].
ave done my duty as a nan and would
ave spent my entire fortune to have
;ayed her life ! told Eocil that, as far
s | could see, he had done his duty.
The undertaken came then. and the
,ody was taken downstairs and pre-
Jared for burial. At > O'Clock in the
fternoon he said: :Now. my dear, am
lone in the world. You stick to me,
nd / will make you happy. | will do
'verything for you | possibly can. Your
lister told me that you We're Il good
usiness woman and when things set
Enlightened out | will open Il hotel and
ve will work together hand In hand.
{ would be Il pleasure to me TO be Il
ather TO your ten children. Then they
rill be our children. ! want a wife
Who has had a bad husband SO she
will appreciate q good one-So she will
ppreciate me when she gets me. Ny
wife is dead. The dead belong 20 the
cad and the living to the living.
eff Marie had not insulted you /
would have mourned six weeks for her.
iut under the circumstances we must
marry right away. You stick by me,
nd | viii send for your children in
Germany and we will all live together
81 told him l was surprised that he
wanted to he n father to SO many
hildren. lie appeared hurt TO think
hat l doubted his Willingness to be /
ather to my children"
During the investigation Jacob j,
;ess Of Cincinnati identified HOch as
he man he had known in that place in
S96 who married two German widows
nder the name OF Schmitt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Danlel Nc
Mahon, motorman of the real train in
he crash on the Third avenue elevated
road Thursday night, when about fifty
people were injured, has been held on n
charge Of criminal negligence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

No n would be bothered with cor
stipation if everyone knew how natur-
ally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters
regulates the stomach and bowels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Society vnuderinc For chnritr.

MOREISTOWN, y. j. Feb. 11.-So-
.iety gathered in large numbers last
light ut the I.ycoum. where a Vaude-
lille performance was given Tor the
peneft Of the building fund of All
souls hospital. 1t is estimated that
5000 was cleared. The show" was
iven under the direction of Mrs. Louis
\. Thcbaud and Mrs. Robert n. Eootc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
The W ather TOmO r0W-Fair
to Partly Cloudy.

We close every evening at $50,
Saturd ~ at 10 until closing
time we'll continue to give $40
worth of blue stamps with q $50
purchase and so st amps with a
ST sale by presenting this adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

No man can cure consumption. You
can prevent it though. DIR. Woods Pine
S rup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
sore throat. Never fails.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Damage by "a Twelve Foot Rise.

BEATTYVILLE, Ky, Feb. 1.-The
rest of IL twelve foot rise in the Ken,
lucky river has passed here. Several
lumber firms lost heavily in logs by the
breaking of booms and the releasing of
ioss. There was no loss of life in this
vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Death Sentence on woman.

h SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Feb. H.
Lusa Nevares, aged twenty, has been
sentenced to be hanged on April II for
tnfanticide. This is the first instance
in which the death sentence has been
imposed upon Il woman in Porto Rico.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

Read the News daily, you'll know
going on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Hohart Gets a1H.OON.

GENEVA, n. Y. Feb. 11.-Aunounce-
ment is made here that Hobart college
is the beneficiary of $4,000 under the
will of the late Mrs. Adelaide Rich
mond Kenny Of Batavia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03
LENS ND FRIENDS
P[ElO not. GUILTY
Publisher ard His Associates
Give B0od-Caoes Set for Hear.
ing in Federal Court Next
March.

Edv1rd G. lewis. Frank J. Cabot and
Wulle1 z. Miller. who were iodlcted b.
t0e Fe0er1i Grand jury Friday aftesno0a.
% Q coorge Of conopof1nG 70 defraud the
two publications Of the IIeWts PubiishinG
Company. were asyaigned before Judge
F1nkelc00rG yesterday morning. gAVe bond
and the date Of the hearing WSs set Tor
the secood week IN March.
The bond in the indictmeat against
3E.0o each. and was siRned BY Conred
Budkc. ". r. Carter. ". ]. floShrock.
lanes T. Coyle. I. b. Tbbetts and Charles
In the indictment againat Lewis alone
on charge Of using the malls 70 DE-.
also given by the bOndsmen in the indict-
nent against the three members q. the
Lewis Pub:ishinG Company.
Lewis. Cabot and Miller were accom-.
panied to the Federal building By T. I.
Hs1n HrasSnsiesoy;' their .F leF:! repes:tnt.tive.
tieroy stated that his clients desired to
plead not guilty to the indictments
oso3eht against them. or any that might
Ts,is ;; e !: :,a. indicted On & .xo eh..s... II
conspering TO deftaud the Oove1nnent.
THIS Indictment charges the number of
actual suhecfiberS 20 the Woman's Naea.
zine Is about 5s.oee. while leSis repre-.
on this representation mailed i.SssSss
copies at the l-cent-a-pound rate. In the
same manner the number Of actual sub
scftoets % the woman'9 Farm Journal
IL said TO have been go, while 1t was
represented to BE- 3o0.000. The total short.
estimated at about Ss.e0e during one
month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03
ATTORNEY MAKES STATEMENT
IN BEHALF OF LEWIS.

In discussing. the indictment returned
against Edward G. Lewis. president of the
lsvas Lev Pchlishine Company. By the Fed
attorney for MIR Lewis. las. night dtc:ated
the following statement:
Our nrm and that Of ". F. Carter hare
associates II: the prosecutions Just 6rou0ht
In the Federal Court. but & . not agree
able TO me 10 try cases out Of court. 70
rient on behalf Of Mr.. Lewis Il this time.
II those who are disposed to ma fault
With hun would sO out to the Wonnan's
msFkahle publishing plant he has estsS-
lished within Q few years. from the most
nan,S!. ss.inninss. how he sives steady
height. into a most besutlful residence
park they would he somewhat incredulOus
Q: any charge that he IS operating .
He - . man cf remarkable energy and
force. who has aroused the enthusiasm Of
q vast body OF readers Of his publications.
country. show that they intend tolsuppoft
MI Lewis AGAINST the atsecke upon him.
Some large issues are likely to srow out
q this case .., but we Si' not open their
= chance to tell tire court and public the
fun story cf his projects. and 10 explain
their merits. He vili BE- willing to submit
his cause 70 any jury of minded men
don. Il tainted by fraud.
lie nad influence enough with his
Yr!. nJs throughout the country Ia hav.
them invest more than a million and q
half OF cash in his hank. and the same
persons desire to stay with him hv trans.
ferring their investments 10 his publica.
tions. He is . most intesoetin0 nan. but
does not move along in the methods al
the staGe-coach and cana1boat period. His
- rathe: an automobile sort o. activity.
ard astcnixkes the mn<e-hack con.
servatism Of our people 1t times. hut the
results Of his work are wOnderful. They
Opnsent of 81. Louis
1T wa. not my purpose to 20 into his
subject fully at thse time. I have eaid
already more than I intended. LIT the
public wait and hear Xr Lewis'e side OF
the story. All he asks - . 6air hearing.
out IN the open. where be caa test the
evidence and confront the Witnesses
against him. and not be made the victim
Of some s,ar-chamber proceeding without
an opportunity to BE- heard Or 70 cross
examine his accVeeHS'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

~: and possible OPPRESSION
sa-ss.r q a.s-e.n T. "a :ns e's.T. !;ss .Se a.: r.
hish IN IRE d";er'=n.n.. .hss TO eood cc;.ce-
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ne s.sl.e =.ia:. a.. :hs, Is. role. are ,e:
vn1r -As H:T,iris;.a.Soa - sh. r-eseat r,.:ce
b%Ars 's- Is: election vac sas::sis Su;d q
IN: s"n"s ;ha' fna-s.i ser.ns: contests ~ tss
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JEALOUSY IN DEPARTMENT
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

from the force By tire Police Beard after
. hear:nG A. the s::1l o: A!;hesY IN the
pay;o;. Street Police Cous; the o6-sSs- :t
il CHARGED. c~r;urs3 themselves Two IL
dictMen's we're returned against Cos"msn.
charging perjury and seioEicuS Wo1n1in9.
ard o.e against n.ee... charging perjury.
The c:ts? true bills Were o3 . routine Ca
:v:e. They are:
Mur... IN ;h~ a.st :eg.es: Fred Jack
son and Johr Wet
Grand larceny HAIRY An;tA and James
HaGhe2
A.sa1;: % kiJi. sA!heSt KrskS. Theodore
Morris ard L,.cy Brooks.
E:Iss14,ernsns: Laura Mosa anc William
J. Schneider.
Receivine let on hosse Sace George
J. Meter.
Tot machine: pfif4 ap.eoes.
Charlton
Malicious miek,es: Linn Carroll
1he fosloWtnG bilSD W<se tOoore6: Conc
uuo 0oooey, Charge Wtsh 0aaeaeuohees
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

AEMRRIr STER-on F-!ss~. r~c.nh.. :. 1876
Nisr~.i Arubvu>--r. beloved husband ~ Mar
.r.n~-' F.ri- an: Rum sr,-srus;.r. ~ q:
.;T-G"rN aci hr"'ss- e ,ra:i~s AMI BERNARD
y snH Mrs. MARY A:s;r' tr~c Arn,sras-~ri
Fune-a! FROM sa-,.v r.si!-n-. ", :.:' wsr-
N .'r-.' Nrndsy r.c-,r,..r q a.aa H..
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" 80! Nn.,s r~n,s s'-s-' :, s.. F.,-cks
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03
TWeNTY.HREe TRUE ellls
m junY'S FINAL REPORT,

IN i.s fnai reSoY; yesterday the Grand
Jury return: . iise Of twenty -fkfes ss,se
Mii0. s.H ~ which Osre Ses maze oGh'ic.
the tesentasss Spi.9 ~ large.
Nor .a;ss~s; conferred in the indscsne1so
returned against FORMER PasrosMan VII
John p9ne~n nf the Etn;h district. which
ovsV out oS eAe oSaouls ueoa Herman ~.
Their. prope3etoe oI . Dig and pony GhoW
q 1e3efpoe svenvs and Howard street
S0v~>A1 weeks oeo
Colemaa and Danesn Veso lSa.saDe1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

rrs s>.s;i e,~ :n-:av .s: i..ev.enaxs lanes
Ferass S.n.s Cavsiry. osn~sF q ;hs &ay.
SSrSeors ve..s. Troop l.. Sinsh sAssiry. 2>S-
Sssn. o: .As s0sY1
whsle s>rsies - tie EsS-scks - IN :nsAn-
nv fe-ru,.. William L. s,s.ry carss snst>Y he
aost<. as hts fa@ns~~ tr.S cosznsn3s>. Oh"
q. cno> r~~sEnisss sir . s>s~-fsr. curry
q is Ass~ss-i deO.fe: .sr-n Troop n. TOS'fsh
cAsaYy While For sAss HSssfna. Se1--
Ds1rv HA OAs kcoUR Nary.y CbaoSdL H
0as - cAre e1aAns1 1n ehs ~ guasdAo0oo -
iss;r.sS..s 80 esue.s.ss a. s.,se s.eS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

hare sesn ordered 81 .he orIAffssSsa1e0 49,
ernI ar1 v,.h .ksir arr: a. VII c7n.meooo ~
orrnr.a,-.os ~ rev Rand "a gre army. 1A30
c.N eesisre which oriGfnasss ssp:1 sh0 foe9en-
u~y'sslon % sn~ rec ~1naMoHdsns. I4o0eoneo.
s-~;oael ~ y Ts:hesiy. iAs eeRn aoq9Ae ~
IAac.s fos the PhiIipP.nss. hYs the 0~O o1oAei-
xa..rn viii rerstr S<Ynsan~rtsy ~ the pooe.
ne r,1.ss> of Csr.s.s a. e.. sm4ssA SOSl1RA
Cs.si-, ~ho res teen Waiting the EASYoeeA
"a. i.ysv-e< for ssr hc:sss-
Yen s~~-s.ss s.svAse~s - shls station ~
essr..a:,cn. will d~pare Sop oegAaisssio00 eD
s.t~a .se. w.re AaASr~3 a. feer'zttinS "a
.io.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

IN :he fourth degree: n l.. Harris.
charged with SssaUi, 20 XII. and Hugh ].
k.ii.of, charged si,h murder Ia the sec-
orsd degree Elliott sso; and killed Glenn
EFT H. NcKteYnan .. a shoe factory. JEFF
f.r>on avenJe and M4dison ssYees. two
months ago II vas shown that XeKis:-
nan attached Elliott aai that the latter
1ss compelled 20 defend h:Nxsis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03
DEATHS.


.. o'c.,cs M- s,-., kyis s,stS. .: III. ta:.
NJ HsEh 's'aI.bsi. sS-d S yca-s
fg5"5al :rorl 'h. residence. No ~ Pine
sf"r'. sunday st-~-nc-'n a, hsf :as- , o'ci.-x
ir'"rrns-: iriysce r;cn.. omit Ho..r.
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CARD NJ THANKS
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"E s~-ars -s-r~-. -zr sa>~--- ->,-ss -
~ -ss;tvss .-l~-s. -. zsixNse-> - -e..-
- -ss'-T ar. -s-azss .t-s--s-~. = - 81 80.
50. h>yrA v--s$-s - ~ 100 = 1--- 49,
MRS ~ S.-R> AND CHILDREN
ATTENTION rss-s- " fsa-srss->-. -. A.
-ssSssfs- = sff-r-i 49, egz~-at 2 -=s-~- r.--
- 49, - - -~-Hsszls. " tia-S--
sf~--+ -. - ~--.2~Y T~~--~- ra--.
b. SET--s~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

The msnaxems nt % she l3smilson Hoses
gave an snsertsinmsnt lase aiOhe Tor the
day A0octAai0n- Th0 ense1ta1a0a0e e.
fs9ed VaS . se9tes of tnhleau1 6e0eek1n9
WeI1-knoWn tFna3e-00gh1, a01 . 1AsID -
OnO realised
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03
Coe0ET 0[0E0.6 mas 40

} CHIEF s<0s:l.Y sAS 10
A0'OlOG0ES 10 OFPG0.
Chief of Police Matthew Kiely.
referring To the Grand jury report
Yesterday. said:
II have p" apologies 90 Offer The
Police Department will b. run as
h.rst"!ore. ] will continue 70 do
MY t.fy.
I: il 4 w.H-known fact that the
indictments returned against Po-
} lic.'u.H Coleman and p.n~en were
th.. outcome Of evidence furnished
'h.. Grand .Ss:ry by Chief kiely.
} When Col"n,an and Dins.n were
found guilty ty the Police Rcar'l
and dismissed fro:, the force. Chief
ki.!y ordered his private secretary.
Rosc"" Z Stsw 30 take all n" ev-
} :!.nC. subr.i.I"i before that body
} to ;h. Gran! Jury room for tnsper-
} tio'i H. stated that he believed
, their roniu": warranted MI inv"s-
} tixA'ioIl "n ~" Part of the tnQ,;is:-
, f"r;al srdy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

L 000a6kS1 - SS1aSG0 - ~ 6l1a6So lHSnGa
y Or o1Goelso - - 16oo 8 ~ e11sl
- - seSeSS - & C
3 81 1eS - S 9esas
Sesssd 0sssGST g .ss.sss1ss.:s .oNt CO
eee - seesd 80 essss
- - - = 2 9eee = - g.
- - Z 9.aosy = Sse::s;e;:s: :.
pests1s tAse = Sssess sSs1io . eoisssse1 -
;s. ..sS = ::sS s:s Ss:s;:s, ,,,, e - -
s:s:::: ::: -; ;.:s: s::.s:s:. . s;saas & s':.'
UNFIT DETECTIVES.
n. A.sses:.. seeess..ss - ~. s,v..
eoess1ssabse stssnsiss. asd %. reSsee 10 sey
saexs 70 s usss Ia D 1cisee drsy n ssss6sss
e tEaa depeItmeaS = loW.-aaa ugly sunoso es:
MsesX ssre.Assa eae:einc iss Hemseso Siea
81 ;:;;';;S $50 !: -: ;ss: -: -: =:
Se p.sssiieS up"S 70 e sesst me.sy ssSsesnssss
q h0s 6ees 80 eh6e S6o Psaeee De-
sHcse : sSSsSsSs 3Sscs3si Ssc SSs
:sa,s,ss.:s.ss :sa,s 3. e. e E cssss:cs.:st 80 p. "ssse ss
eSssS g ~ Ssvse "a 1soosstv q
ose.
Alt. - sn % ~ INc oe ~ ~. ssss ~. coSsc
mitted ana the oa:ssEes uTea our eisisenship
i - e0e time Sto0d chained.
/ CONNESDS new BOARD.
flaxin~ "A feel,ne consaenee ,n N. nev
hoard We veenecsfuiiv rernannaend that the %
lice BE- noe1ned that activity ~ polit:cs On their
neT = !. SM not Be :"lssase4 vhis: evers He.9Sss
q cis:sen ~ VOTE ~ - ni:ceea an ''"ns
o.:sso, csN ~ g f1ssEs. and ~ enss sn "Ts
~. te e Sn ~ S s1S9c S .s 81 ,,s q s
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Sns. ~ Sss1 TsS~S. S.SS1ss.l ~ ~ s" ~. ~
r.rin3 onir ~ ses,SSsSo ~ % ,.S%s IS" III
so xoie ~ nsve y. ssssS sne; tSs nc2s
| ESSs ~ 0"S,S - EssssC 'N1rSs|c.:s@S Ss|:sS
] vsrs ~S ~ cc%.SS, - fk.SStS~@ 2sS ~
~. nv cen0cs ~ sTs.cSs.s so rsic.rn MI n
eosscs I'll SSes,s eSs. ~ $3.50 prce,cs,son
~ es.,ss n. ,oSs> ~ - ~ ceesS aHG1sS
sioo 1,sssS sSs1~ m "
4 S.SH~S
| wv: W. oeS0S ~ toeeO y
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u 0Ae eoooesy. oey ose. q The
| 0Fe Aah006 N ~ n000Ce o00r6n ~
| 0eo@eeSV HoeAsaS -. ~ ~ cS@SEo
X
~. .
a. NJ ~ ~ f.Ssrs ~ ~ Ssss,eIs,s ~ ~ ~.
deF shsir nsaSSesnc9f. and r. M con0dence
l HSre 1.~Ae s,.<SssSc.c M Ss.snssS~s sSsS -
3oSnacSloS q ~ nS3xSeT ~ ~ lmr1asusnsn ssn
! CS1 1N011ECI1ONe.
WORX8OC8E.
Tho buI:dinap vere EounA IN a s~rv clean
coalition, we're NOT ovssrTo16ei ana appeered
tice q etacelaG ps3soess0 whiie .as wofk in
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Males: Dec. i-Ar::ea: Steamer Konisef
l.,iis.. Ssv N.-a.
Piyn,cu,h. I-. Arrived: S,eams: s.: Paul
New YORK. Gh~ss-oSG and Southampton ta,:.
preceded.
''n.ragu.x. Dec. sailed: steamer P.ia
d"liaiS. NV York.
New York Dec c-Sai!e.: Steamer New
York. Southampton via Plymouth and Che.
b 1ur4: IJucaris. Queenstown AID Liverpool
Minneapolis. London. Pennsylvania. Dover and
Hamburg
T-n-r!ns. S"v. se-Sa.,-d: Steamer $3.50
s;:is. san Francisco
co,..hAxer. Nor. :s.-SA;;ea: S.ean.e. init
ei States. Sew York
Msu;ii1>. NJ. .s.-SA.ied: S.eG:n=r Cam.
brian King Na:lcr!vcr.
9i"en:t"wn Dee :,Arsivel: Steamer "a.
S"u,!anp'or DE-. :-Saii.,.: steamer Phil
at.lp.,:a. N-S York. Via '.n.:'ouTx
Ha.re, DE .-Siil..: STEAMER Ia Sayc.e.
Neg erik.
Liverpool Dec. c->.i..i: Steamer Ca.mia,
NJ" Work. va Queens; 'yr.
tr'v.r?. Dee. Sailed: Steamer vaIer.
land. Nm Sa:k. Va Dover.
Brisbane. De-. s-Ag:iy-i: Steam: Mzfuka.
Vancouver
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

Marriage end Death Notices inserted IN
The r.~oubiic Oil D. forwarded By ,els-
0raoA 70 any one 6r ~! q she pare:S
named below for sss. u:taneo,ls nuh!icaston
~issous exs:a charge. !f request to Do
% accom- .ani-s the copy. Sotioes received
sfser midnight cnnnot be forwarded. hoW-
ever. until the next sreninG.
Syracuse Post Standard Provide nee Jou.ca!
f'h::a.isl f'uh'.r L~.iGe:. tr:s.surG ris;..ra
Chicago Record Herald Rochester HeSa 4
cleveland Plain Dealer washiE9ton Post
-: Paul Pioneer IsYso. SeW York TirneA
Mianeagsp!ss Tritu0o. f-Saio Courier
.snrirnAsi Ennuivrr p~s.os, S:,nhe
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

ATTENTION xSs--- II Es-sr,s7-. -es a..
- zssfs- = sff-r-f 49, egz~-Nt 2 T-s~~- rs--
- >-.- - 49, -~-Hss=lSs " ~ IiE~Ss--
sf~~~s ,s- 'sASs ~z-.-~v T~~----s- rss--.
-s<i = - - = L-snSN.gE. r-r.-
r. Sr--s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

} Comme nting on the Grand Jury
report. police Ofllcials yesterday De.
cIared that nearly all 0f the charges
made against members Of the de-
partment a5e old
evidence q Graft o. WTcngdoinG
} among the police At present. and
} that most of the mlscondcce to
which the report calls attention
t.aLpened more than a year ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-03

To Held A000a1 FolP.
Th" ladies -! the Queens Daughters wiis
hoi: their annual Christmas fair q: 81
Marks Parish. b-sin.n,: tomorrow even
Ing and continuing a week.