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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
MAYOR BElCHER ANOTHER
DR.. JEKYll AND Mr.. HYDE.


Alderman William Eoier.es. a member
Of the C;iy Council. ~ Patterson. y. J..
vas in -. Louis yesterday. He was "a
the party os Eagles who were returning
home from 'he Denver convention.
In discussing the recent disappearance
OF Mayor william Re'cher. n! Patterson.
Alderman RoSe,!e. referred 90 Kim as aH.
other Doctor Jsky;I and ,Air. Hyde
Mayor Eelcher wAs al ideal chief ex.
ecut!ve." said Alderman Rojeries-
The idea SHOULD 1ot prevail that he
vas Incompetent or dishonest IN his ON.
ciai care c;sy. He wns. on the other hand.
an excellent Official and no one could md
fault with him in that capacity. His
greaies failing vas the little aggregation
he had sor hts best friends. HE friends
would have actually laid down :hei: lives
for him had the opportunity presented Il.
self !. was these men ho suffered most
by his alleged .Yiis!-eds-
Mayor Selcher Was serving the last
year cf Ills second term. and was q can
d;cAs- for reelection He vas the drst
Republican Mayor Paterson has had In
more than twelve yea-x. He vas elected
rs re'o.mer through tie ellos,s Of the
plain people.
I learaed Of Mayor Helchers disap-
ceararce while away. AID wAs naturally
surprised He has proved himself another
Doctor Jckyi and Ms. HYDE. aad accom-
Wished Afs Wo-k !n manner Characters
&c Of tEAs fictitious Character.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
PLANTERS MASCOT"
ISA BIG BLACK CAT.
~R00oS0g Nlke'' u Welt KaOwn
Aoeae Patroas ef Iostelry 81
FO0rih 0nA Pine Streets,


A0oae Patroas ef Hostelry 81
Foarth and Piae Streets.
Baseball teams have their maScots. as
also warships. and sometimes hotels b;i,
the clerks at the Planters claim to have
the best mascot Yet.
Roaming Mike IL his full title. when
he gets IL. but Mike Is generally the AZ
peIlation applied to the big cat that roalns
hotel say that Mike has AZ much 3nteilt-
gence as most men
Mike is as regular in his habits a. clock
work. Promptly at .35 o'clock In the
morning he reyorts at the clerks desk
and then his work for the day begins. His
breakfast Is served TO him in the Kitchen
soon after he reports.
Aftsrwards he makes hts first round Of
the hotel. going around every one of the
ten floors ard woe to the rat or mouse
tina, chances in his path.
As 4 matter of fact. mice are scarce
things about the Planters. 1t Is even said
that Nike has been such a hoy terror
10 mice tina; after death they haunt him:
Bell h",,s'' affirm this story by telling OF
short black shadows that seem to follow
Mike IL, some %! the darker corridors Of
the hotel II Mike - haunted. he does
not seem to mind II In the least. and he Is
just as sick and fat as ever.
In the big rush times OF the day Mike
often takes his stand on the desk. near
the register! and with great dignity re-
fuses even 10 pCsr when he Is stroked by
arriving or departing guests. When he II
no; or the desk or at his meals in the
kitchen Mike 10 on his rounds OF the
hotel.
He makes the rounds three times q day.
Often late at night. Mike Is to be found
In the Turkish bathroom. ard he seems to
enjoy the place. as We'll as anyone.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
OUTWITS HER FRIENDS WHO PLANNED
FRANKS BY ADVANCING Her WEDDING |
Marriage q Niss Mary GeAnaan
Gymer, Formerly Doctor g.
Doa's Private Secretary, and
Frederick Craig Nook Takes
Place q Presence Of Only the
Immediate Relatives.

~. sutwit Asr fsiends. Who had planned
g play many pranks on her. Misc Mary
0ehm1n Ciymer, formerly private 0ecre.
0fy q Doctor John II. Simon while he
CaS Health Comm1asto0ef. set her we'd
oiHE ~ aeead. She did '1oor. them.
svseue. vss ssaris1 70 FredLr;cE cssis
NOOK II Ne l1oe Nebraska avenue 1t the
residence Of Milton Clymer. the brides
brother. at No. s3o5 Maple avenue. At
o'clock h9e NIGHT Only the 11mediats
relatives were prsssnt.
Health Commissiouef simon. Niss Ciymes
rcsiened after Doctor Sim0n's TRIAL. The
employees Of the department. believed for
awhile that her resignation was due %
tho change In the Health Department.
When they learned Of her approaching
Il VIII fool item yet" said Miss ely
mer: Il viii marry a day before the time
set for the wedding. and when they come
70 play their peanks viii b out Of
Miss Ciymer b Q brunette. with large.
exgrescavs brown eyes and a wealth Of
brown hair; She poesesses Q eharn:i2. per-
sonality, which won her . host Of friends
during her pubic service.
She wore . gown OF Paris mOueseline
and lace and carried bouquet OF brides
roses. The attendantS were little Master
Ilandys Clymer and Niss Dorothy Clymer.
nephew and niece Of the bride. who were
flower and ring bearers. Doctor Luce Of
the Maple AvsLue Methodist Church per
formed the ceremony. The house was ar.
tisttcslly decorated With palms. smi;ax
Mr.. and Mrs. Nook departed Immediate
wedding tour through the East. They viii
be At home at No. Slel Page boulevard
after October 1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

The detail for to-day 10 Lieutenant James
Sssef 4 S..s sas Gy
Airy. Sergeant of ths guard - ~
,-ccnmis<ary eereeant Paul I. epaney and
the Eenersi mes. hsss ;eea.ed The ~ :srsicse @ * *
= sccd coox and are messing tosssher in the
samuel Winston. General prisoner in IN.
g. gS:;:y Sunday. He has bssa serving . sis
"A larse train Of e.enst wagons lefs the post
yesterday for the Cni.es States riie range At
pSsns ex o1,r ~ ssI,:s S:st ~ ., ;-
6sirssis Troop M. Ninth Cavalry. nov 81 :, the the
.h iii II sss..ss sa, ssz "i .s:
tice.
Hiram 6 Evans. Company A. has been pso.
- the barracks ~ IN instructor II recruits.
William A. Roberts and Francis =. schiick.
Lsse ssn SICK ini IL ss ne ps,sief c sps ms ns
'.-.s 1s:. .nr to Sy
-n,h S.sa,ry. reper:ed dfs' 10 tie eom%sndns @ @ Il
ae.r at. the barrsck. for duty yesterday. AMI
i. s a.. :: s., n :, ;ss any
charge Of s.:seani James u. kaufman.
ne s.ssr'i A:f: a:ds s',: and s
Euny: Minneapolis. MINI. John Baker. Erie.
F... S'e k.a:ss ey M.Tas.:e Ie snsy M,. Y's E
ana John B Rae. Cumberland: Nd. John
5sss 5ss'; wS .n e. Su is
;:I;.,;., Am: sS;uss.sF %iI.. a,sh
l.do. o: sherman irtce. Cniumhus O. Daniel
Z. F:ner:y and william WALLACE Pi,,sburS.
Pa: Jsse Ware and EiSara .. Ernest; Roch-
sumr,er. Chester Es..ey and Elijah Bszley
Nidtiesbcro. Ky. He.eer: D Wyatt. Frederick
timer. q, Nd: cs.ries Van Klesk; K; p:ysnpor'. p.
John -. McByar Hospital! Corps. recently
DISCHARGED and granted a furioueh uion Fe en-
fissmcnt. has returned 20 duty with the corps
1t the baYra-k9.
!. r. Bean night operator and agent at
THE Irca Mountain Railway Station at the bar
racks while endeavortng to remove . railroad
ve!ocipede from the track which . train
Was arprc.ch,nE. d,opp~d w.iIet from hi,
pocket containing about S2s. ard his annual
las~. Some men were standing nearby at
the VINE ene II b supposed that while he
returned "a the station to secure . lantern
one Of n. par,v ~ho bad seen ths wallet fall
:. Tony Re;fsss. Company b. was hadIy cut IN
Oh. head yesterday By recruit E~ was
~e-s taken IN kia head
The bar-.ck.:, has been reiea,ed from the hos
y;aI sn1 viii return to his hons IN BurltnS-
ten, Vt. on Friday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

Raymond Hitchcock Saves Com
edy From Falling Flat.

New York. Aug. 2-Four good songs
and another one-Mr Raymond Hitchcock.
az his very best. assisted by Miss Flora
Zabeiie. Miss Jeffreys Lewis and Miss
Grace Grtswoid. tonight performed a
daring and chivalrous rescue in savin8
from total connagration Easy Dawson"
\ comedy by Edward f. kidde-. which
has its premier as Wailack's Thea;er.
II was rot Mr.. Hitchcock's first break
from musical to "stra:ghi" comedy With.
Oh; his own admirable work the inter-
pO!ated songs. good as they were. would
rot have s,lfllced to save Easy Dawson'
from failure. when Mr.. Hitchcock was
IN view there vas pleasure In store for
the audience, when he stepped on the
stage you wondered what IL Was al
about.
The comedian in the role OF 4 tipping
FIRE chief OF . small village caught the
fancy OF his audience and never let 20.
The men who supported him were, with
the possible exception OF Sir. Earle
Brown. about as unco1v!nc:nS Ia the!s
roles as could have been expected In
comedy devoid o. any m!r,h.
pesps'e the fact that 'Eav Dawson"
vas heralded a. an American comedy.
there 6lossoMed forth In the last act .
sex;et but even this failed to add TO the
effort OF Mr.. KidSer's assistants in Af.
Henry ". sava6e'S forces 70 make sosno.
thing out Of almost nothing.
EaSy Dawson" may remain at Wal.
lacks for a long visit. I: II does MY.
Kidder should take o6 hto hat to Mr..
Hitchcock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
OFFICIALS IML|T
FINDING Of BODY
bocal Authcfitieo win Take No
Aetie0 o. Nel(ullin Drowntng
ct Preseat-To Discover Girls
Prese1t.

4YNDsp
LSom - ooV = 3l1o 0eeAe 0e2u0a1.
cCNne1 CNn1m ~ co9pe1y vttn fIed:
Saac1 =: Cn@So1u y: IN tho Aisoo1stppe
sSN 1sNSs ~ Sooetee 1ete90 Soee 1noe1ony
a.H1t III, - zen recovered. nothing tntneS
a - gone y sne local odcaa!s N ene
"sestaSSuon o. enoar c1&tc oeoeh1.
a. ATSosoe % Cotooef HAsoo: vn0 1oe
s1t soe ASt we 9aye oae oee1 co0oucthf N
soQ0ek On tnS oooy o. Churcnul. ooen
eesooeS nst tnetr death by acctdental
cr crtcSnm9f 9 Ass6e IRON the male meDoefo
=. soe as-!eteo !annee pesty. no V1tnesSee
ivy zen exa0aneo- The women vno
& a0e ne eSsD U company Win Aiss No
A91nn nave 01oappeoreo.
Inear 1oenSsty 2 2 myseesy. Toooe vho
Ssscc tnS UR Win me- oeelaSe tnaf tney
oeo uS.snsS sSStC Sne@ 49,; n01 Ses9
ac0eomte0 Win toe9. what p pu1sun9
@any psssono . the toee ehae the vooeo
So0S - pesmnteo 70 90 aCoero tne
0onco VItno0t oean4 aequnAoseo WIN
every oe0ose o. the parry:
some say tnae the Two 0ehef women ~
the pefty were WORKING compenloos ct the
Gead e1n. wnue = 1Leo asoes!e0 tnAs
t0ey were Weet e:n0 gre: TnSy IetU1e0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
EAGLES N FLIGHT
HOME, LIGHT HERE
Three Hundred Delegates, Re-
turning With Wives and Rela-
tives From Convention in Den
yer, Spend Day Sightseeing.

Three huncred Eagles. accompanied By
their wiveS sisters. mothers and others.
party q = s. T LOUIS E.si.s the sass Sisiso.: y .n
spected the breweries and other places OF
interest In the city. closing the day with .
prepared luncheon At one Of the downtown
The visiting Eagles were from Cincin-
natl. Bu1alO. New York and other Eastern
pointe The largest delegation vas from
vcnsion Tor F is,s. 1.-THE a the eonci1sson s % Of The
recent meeting At Denver. They we're on
their way East and travelled In special
Tho Cincinnati delegates arrived IN q.
Louis over che Missouri Pacific yesterday
morning. expecting t0 make immediate
connections with the morning Wabash
train for the East. They we're late in ar
main over until $50 y. m. The New York.
Buffalo and other delegates arrived from
Denver over the same road. They. TOO.
and were compelled to await the departure
Of n train last night.
The Eagles presence In the city soon be-
came known To lccal members and the
visitors were taken I'm charge and shown
the city. When they departed last night
the visitors said they had to take their
hats OF TO 81. Louis. because she has got
Among the visitors we're many Eastern
politicians and officials and several we'll
known sporting men. Prominent among
tnem We're. Jonn j. McsSratn. secretary
rrputed champion accordion player Of the
world. who made q big hit at the Denver
sony. ntion; Little Johnny" Betts. the
smallest Eagle tn this country: Eiward
Mcbride. Buffalo sporting writer Of mote,
and Mrs. Mcbride: u. J. Burke Of Eliza
beth. y. j.. one of the members Of the
Grand Aeftc: Thomas Ttnclcy of Elizabeth.
y. J.: former Mayor George p. Sullivan OF
Derby. Conn: J. Tanning ORrilly. the
giant Eagle. wh" weighs 80 pounds: James
J: Alderman Eoje-ies OF Paterson. N J.:
+. ". Murphy ard Mrs. Murphy " New
York: State Senator Thomas F. Grady Of
New York. and Stewart I.Ideil official
stsnoS!apher for the YOravIiIe Police
Court. New York City.
IE the Buffalo delegation were: City
Attorney Edward Mcintyre. Democratic
State Committeeman John J Kennedy.
Charles Mcdonald and Fred Ehrman.
Martin and Hardic Weber.
In the Cincinnati car were: D. J. Dali
ton. past worthy president Of the Gin
c!nnati lodge. and son. George Dalton. and
A. a. Deal. vice president: Ed Bernard,
son Of the Democratic politician. and May
or Wallace Yaple and Mrs. Yapie. Of Chill
a handsome solitaire diamond ring was
presented tn n. J. Dalton By members
The ring was purchased in this city YES
terday and presented to Mr.. Dalton when
he came aboard tho Pullman car at Union
Station.
The Eagles. since the adjournment Of
their meeting, have been touring the West.
They visited many places Of interest in
Colorado and other States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
|sllIfn fvlOfS
COUNTY OFFICERS
W1llan Piles Stabs Any CAiltea
10 Death and Escapeo Into tho
Weeds Near Van Burea. Mo-
Ak Folk to OEee Reward


0k8U0xl3C S88C1AA
van Ruren. No.. Arg 2Cesuuer ca
SSdy q Any cEiiscn. We - ks;iea =
WlniaD Piles as Re(ers 2cn Hsshy
Croek. ten mlleO northeast e her0 Sum
6Ay Ai0At ~ church.
AeeogAing. - eyi0eneo CA0esa Wae esa4.
y Ss%ss. 3 - Hs % ::SsS 's cis,sses - 1.esss : .
. waeA hin q the we'll Hto&9e 1ecasncd.
1hie eoavc.saeton w1s ovssAeaTd - F,sss
and Lee Beavee2
Chiltoa left The eAuFeA a)sas ana Wos
e S;,.. ssf !, E { eh.Fs.d :sS .ss.e:s cs,es vS
. knife wSiSs CHiisoa - 6sinkeie. b.
03cttnG elght sab W0un0A any 000 q
Whic6 Vo0ld have been fatal.
To Pesseeo who cane - aftsr t9O 1ss4
WAs ooo0 p9Deo oo30:
ehs Ven: Talked abo1a t1ensy yart,s asa
fell. e1plrtng without speaking.
rsles FOLLOWED Catlson -. spd p sssed s.1
Pies then ded. leaving his hat and
horse. Beaver took the hssss - Pilee
later In the night. Pies made Biz NDnsYo
and y SUI ~ Large. An 00ee1 - anAf:
Ing for Beavers ~ . witness esssse ses
Chiffon was - years Cd ana bseo sA
excellent reputatioa. plea W1s n
lntense excitement has been caalo00 ~
the killing. Nearly everybody for ten
0SveTnor Folk has been asked &. Prss-
ecutinS Attorney Sheets 70 o6ef . reward
for the apprehension OF Piles.
The County Court probably yin 0lDsP .
reward n soon n convened
from . .earch. found NO trace os eishsr
Piles Or Beaver. Il b thought they are
In hiding near the Piles farm. In Green-
wood Valley. ReynosdD County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

CABBAGE A La CRE1H-cH
young: tendef head Of cabbage n hsives:
soak IN cold water one hour: then dra1n
eose and chop the Temsindef rssher me.
Put q in Q saucepan. cover with boehn8
water ana boil twenty minutes. :.
Dsa!o IN . eoisnder Put e svo rss cs.e:s S q
IRE: add the cabbage. = te.spoonful q
salt. . quarter teaspooaful Of black Pep.
per: sprinkle over u . Tablespoonful Q!
milk: keep stirring with . wooden spoon
dUrine the whole process.
As soon 1s the whole comes to bon tt
- ready to serve.
DCTCHED I.ETTCCE-wash carefully
two heads Of lettuce. separate the leaves
and tsSr each leaf In tw0 or three pieces
dice ard fry until brown: while hot add
two teaspoonfuls Of vinegar: beat one egg
until light: add to II two tablespoOrfuls Of
sour cream: then add to II the ham: sti:
and pour eoiliag water owe: the lettuce: :
msdiateIy.
FOR CCSTARDS-For custards. pud.
6ings and tie like. when eggs are scarce.
teaspoon OF corn starch dissolved IN =
small amount Of milk and used IN the
usual manner will thicken the substance
almost ~ satisfactorily as \ beaten egg.
what Wooeo De.
There 3 . woman Who u . succcssfuI
navigator and pilot.
Another Who 10 IN intrepid deep-sea
diver.
Another Who II Q successful gold pros
pectoY.
Another who r. q railway constructor
and president Of the road.
Another who. though but - years old.
b . marine observer on an island on Cape
CCd.
Another who 70 harbor mistress OF Ia
coma
Another who Is keeper ~ Point Pinas
Lighthouse at Monterey. Cal
Another who farms = Texas ranch ZOO
square miles In area.
Another who farms frogs in Jersey and
clears q 80 year by the enterprise.
Another who Is a capable grAyediGSes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
BUCK FOOT RACES On COURT.
Victims OF Fake Sue to Recover
What They Lost.

Joplin. No. Aug. 2-Judes o1asn Nc
PheYson Of Iowa = here pse99sex ~. ~ "
ard J. " Davis Of Bronson. kas-. eSa1nst
the Exchangs Bank Of WeeA CITY. tof xne
recovery Of money which eAey - u
Of the famous buck soos Sse<' - ~S'"'
They have sued the bank q the rseeives
Of deposits from Robert 0oat.sns: " @
4 49, Hcad and his estate - IN litigation
Nos vas on the stanA this efssrnooe and
Soid Of his haytas !ose 49, Dev1s to-
S Iosh a them Acknowledged that
Sf.er believes thsy vese '1aunnin6 Tie
~. erfai viIl continue to-moyToO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

4 woman who never worries declares
that there is nothing more detrimental 20
fsAuty .n woman than worry. The wor-
Tying woman docs nobody any good. She
simply invites fhc hand OF time. whic:
writes plenty o; wrinkles on her brow.
around her eyes and mouth. paints her
face yellow and gives iack-iuster eye
that no ar'ific- can brighten.
II is quite Unnecessary To worry. ard II
r. a total waste Of energy which could be
better employed In doing something use
fui says WOnaG's Ilfc
You know worrying woman the mo-
ment you zee Ter. Her character is writ
ten IN her face IN wrinkles which you
would think nothing short OF a miracle
world ohl:tersf".
Downright ugiiness - a heavy price 20
hnv. tn paw for the possession of a rad
habit hut there n Is And not only does
worry directly infiuenc. the complexion
for evil. It's nior. remote effects are no
less potent in robhinG the face "f the
p~nr'-hlnon ,'nts which are the a'!pira-
zion of the poet. the painter and m. gem
eral public. Worry affects the entire
nervous system snd through II the liver
and organs of digestion and the heart. The
things woman thinks have more than
ANYTHING else the power 80 make mar
her beauty. So let her beware Of worrying
"y"rrnvch. les; she lose tn. greatest Of all
gifts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
DETROIT NEWSPAPERS MERGE.
Tribune and Evening News to BE
Published az One.

Detroit. Mich. Aug 22-After an exis-
OF which time II was a morning PAPER
during another mart an evening paper.
and published for fifteen years both
morning and evening. the Detroit Tribune
Will Tomorrow morning announce its con-
soli3at.on with the Evening News. under
the title CT the Detroit News.
According to the announcement. tho
amaigaMasion has been under considera-
ton from the tim. OF the purchase Of the
Tribune by the Evening News proprietor
In 1881. The Sunday edition will continue
60 he known as the Detroit News-Tribune
Ralph II. Booth. who has b+en publisher
Of the Tribune during the las; n!no
months. re;ires with the consolidation. The
announcement tntiynates that he will
shortly become the head of another i'm
pOytant newspaper property.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
cEBu HOST OF TAFT PARTY.
Parade, Races, Banquet and Ball
Crowd the Day.

Cebu. Phili2pins IslandA Aug. 2e-See.
o'clock this morning On the tFansnort Io.
gan. The Logan was met outside and eS-
corted into the harbor by scores OF
launches and boatA The entire city Il
Tho programme Of entertainment IN.
cIuded . parade. Q raco meeting and q
visit to Nazcllan's monument A banquet
and ball concluded . picturesque and IN
terestin4 day
The Logan win sail for Tacloban at day
break Tomorrow. The Logan will take
Secretary Taft's entire party and q com.
rany OF marines To relieve the legation
guard at rekia 70 H0ng-KonG. proceeding
from there to Tien-Tsln. With those Of the
party who will visit Pekin.
General Corbin will accompany the party
legation guard, and the Logan viii return
70 Manila
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

] am hound 10 say that this rose m.~;s
0.th very little .. rni i-st;cn: the general
verdict -. More curious than beautiful ."
but I like tn rose. and even Admire f:.
and 90 bdoanists Il - extremely valuable
because II IL one Of the best proofs We
have that all parts pf a plant aSoS. sh-
root are mciiflcas lions ~ she same thing.
and IN the green rose every Iart NAV Re
mon China rose. came to fsr9 aa3 abog;
1S,k and - quite Constant !; also Eiycs
. strong support 80 N. view held by may
errat hofanis.s tia: a.! flowers we're orig
inai:y green. a:i fhA; ;ise colo-s ~ ac~-
er- are anaiaGous 20 the autumn ;.nts %
leaves. and Ia thr green %oAe she aow"-s
generally pas or. . reddish tint when they
6sGin 70 fAdw. In this vicw. the green
rose. - We now have u. u Q reveY~icn 10
IN older state OF tie raSe. cs. 10 may be. Q
coot1nuancs Of an undeSeioped rosr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
ANGRY CHINESE ATTACK
AN AMERICAN CONSUL ATE.


tFeateA aDA Desa0Poess P1olshea
~ vSeeF0y.
REPCE.Ic SPECIAL
Washington. Aug. <-Omcials Of the
State Department to-day admitted the
truth Of the report contained IN = Chinese
American Consulate ~ Annoy. China
American products has arOusni consider
able bitterness among the natives. This
feeling was accentuaied by the fact that
many natives had been made III after eat
ins, bread made from American -four. In
when an attempt bad been made to smug-
Gle opium.
Following . meeting Of some agitators
on June = q pa4ty cf Chinese appeared
at the American Consulate. threw mud on
the nagstaH and otherwise behaved In IN
unfriendly manner.
Mr.. Donaldson the American Consul and
the British Consular representative. ap-
pealed for protection to the local auth0ri-
t;es. when the DEMONSTRATION reached q
point where the Rioters threatened to Kill
the Chinese servants employed IN the Con-
Acting Secretary Adee seys that the
Viceroy Of the Province apOlOghed Tor the
disturbance and that the local author1-
ties have made all possible amends oy
punishinS the disturt'ers ef the comfort
and tranquility Of the American Cor sulase-
SHANGHAI LIFTS BOYCOTT.
SHANGHAI Aug. E-lt Is understood thot
the Viceroy and Governor Of this Province
have agreed 20 suppress the boycott
against American GoodA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23
The JOy OF the Alo0ss.

Ere long the tourist viii return.
From mountain or from sea.
And bid YOU listen well and learn
How great a man is he.
or fish. there Is no caus. to doubt.
He csuGn: a varied lot
Rut tios. hc LIKES 20 talk about
Are those h. nearly got.
Though men our gratitude may claim
For duty simply done.
They crave A different kind Of fame
From thai which they have won.
And When they pause awhile TO boast.
Tru. merit oft IS hid
Tho things that interest them most
Are those they nearly 1!j.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

Raising chickens with tire ala % . dog
as work ef M. ". J hoaGk:on Of spring
eood, 0ao0L The little chicks are hssched
- the ecce~ II An incubator ans hAr:-
some Srcsch collie is their qua rf.an- He
1r:ves OF .srsnS" dogs keeps hungry cats
oGay and hus..es she little HUSy creatures
under cover WseE a hawk = rear. He
nttIe pokes ~fth his coee Ana be . as
anxious - Q mother hen ~ they SAcV
aa inclination % rebel frcs, his rule
Hrs. Hcneston oees the deg . great
saving q iaho:. - Ae 10 as soucssous aN.Dve
tie WeaeAfO ce TIRE chicks as she ne:y~l. %
At her OpsI Mind sse ehseSeus.- Ne
eAkes - hts station Il ske Aeayard and
kssp0 eAAfp watch a every ltrectioe for
Q foe 0euaestrnss he preseaae 81 sSeep "a
ths sun oat he has ece eye open ail sSo
tine. aA4 - alert q tie 1rs8 ecuna of
e1ouhae. IN the absence Of Q natural moth.
e. the incuhasor chicks have adSpseA Aira.
90 tAey love 20 oeDsle against hta so0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-23

Pe0eee0a0 Sp0oD1o6. EAO V6oSeAeO
Epa0e10 @ome at Yoo1 De0Seote00.
Kever ReeovereA Fsss0 Cos0
He vas faithful to his family ana
friends and In his du{lss rs an Ol1fcer and
the department loses an efncient member.
Gays Captain Creecy OF the Seventh Dis
trict In his repor: to Chief kiely on the
death Of PatrOlman Frank H. Spanning
yesterday.
Policeman Spanning died at 80 O'Clock
yesterday morning at his home. No. <109
ChOuteau avenue. from bronchitis. He had
been on the force since August q. 1sso.
Friends Of the policeman say hei nevce
fully recovered from an illness which
started at the dedication Of tho Worl6s
Fair when he was assigned to dr.ty 20
watch TIE home Of President Ffancis.
Whese President Roosevelt and former
President Grover Cleveland were guests.
He was caught In the rain and stood
all nieht without protection. being TOO
GOOD an ohlcer to make complaint. lie
contracted . severe cold and hi. throat
and lungs were left IN such condition that
he could not Withstand the attack Of brOn-
chitiS. which came several days a3o.
He had always served In the Seventh
District.