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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
EXCURSION DATES AND
RATES ARE ARRANGED,

II. Southwestern Excursion Bureau
"s'"ir!i: lus.-i "f :E,p"r-ar. matters
:. IL fi.;S {" excursions ard rs..iucch rats.
twenty representatives ~: di:fc:c:t Ines
*.r.. presSn; a; the meeting.
IN" ,!:tss a: sale GOV holiday excursions
rom all Southwestern Excursion Hurci,,
territory ;n 'he territory a: tLc Western
Pass .Ier Association and the Southeast.
"sn Passenger Association Wc.s ':,.j as
December -. :: and -. with :. ,n!rtv-siay y
limit
Tie question O. rate. 20. s,rien;. an.
teachers q. Indian schools WAS taken uD
AID act:cl Was .:-;"rresi awaiting the .an-
:'cn and III" Tr.nscon;:ns-iai Passenger
Association.
\ .'nH,:H.;.c" Of three. r. presenting the
Sruihw.s stem !.rlcS. was appointed &" con-
Yer VII. u sim lay ro;nrl'ttee apDoi.:-si ~
sn. western Passenger sSs'c,a ;ion M ,:l..
SUBJECT "f Uniform arrangements for The
extension a. tickets sod a; reduced r..cs
l. VAS understood that tn" question O.:
cohCurre:.c.. ia a.s,..; o:ial circi:; rates an,
arrangement TO CoInts :r Mexico VOID
b: sGb'ri;ts,! by consultation letter.
II wsS aisD understood shat ts.. Eastern
.s:nll:lI tisSc!-e: Association would b..
so:r!'.!r :.-GcSIiz.d on the basis of 1-s..
passenger assOc.G lions iE The kant!in. OF
certificate p'an r...cs.
f::H 'ras announced for the Amer CT
Mining Congress 10 b. s..l: at FL Pssu.
Tex. with oates OF s.l.. Noycmher 10 II
ari l.. !ilai r.; :rn li';i, November .: !sI,
viii; th's:- Gay cxscnsiC:, under ccr'..!G,
condition.
Ih. GI s;.pn ~ .ra-c.nien:- t.- land
ana in.!n'Sr'.;!"I IcCr;c was deferred
e.: a. n. mass ri--:irc q: Vcs:.r,, lines
October >. to deal A;:h this Question.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
ESTIMATE STATE CORN CROP
AT 233,OOO,OOO BUSHELS.
Average Yield Per Acre u Th1Pty.
Three R0sheIs-VNheat Seedi0G De.
layed ~ Wet Weather.


Columbia. Ne. Oct s.-The monthly crop
report issued to-day by the Secretary OF
tie State board Of Az -icuiture. estimates
tia; the total yi.!d q! the corn crop OF
Missouri Will be - Ic.o.j bushels.
This is an estimate of fhir,y-taree bush
els Yer acre On the total acreage OF s.IsS.-
O..
II is estimated TIA, S2', Pc. cent Of
TN. .ntir- crop of corn II tie State Is
entirely safe fro.a tie killing frostS and
rlrat Il per cen, -: the entire crop has
been cut for toj :es.
This Is rol quite 50 much as was cut
.pr hat Iurpos" last year. ana IN. s''aii
amount GU, - probably because Of the ex-
c-ssiv- rains Gusins the n!st part OF Sep
teInbe:
some damage IA. teen Gone to corn IN
shock by mc!ding. The ra:ns about the
n'rdIe % September caused overfip~e Of
nlauy creeks. and. as the result OF this.
thor. H. an enormous loss y: corr IN .
great many counties
This damage runs from 70 % per cent
Th. present average condition for th.
state Is ss.I pr cent. which IS . loss OF
almost nine points
Mr.. Ellis estimates that 'he ,ois. loss
On tn" entire acreage VIII be SW:sS
centra. and southwestern sections, the
northeastern s-.t!on OF the State being
The liSh,esi Loser.
I'll. act w.athe: has DELAYED wheat
seeding aac on September q. when the
bulk OF the crop snoiiid nave been soTn.
I; Was estimated thai only " per cent
aas IN the ground.
II n" central Sec;.on cn'y > per c-nt
has been .owa. The condition ~: wheat
<o- rh.. entire State Ia - l. vE.,l = love
-na sveraS. condition for til- Tine last
year.
-Th. acreage that .iiI b soWn "a practi-
caIty the sITn. :s last year, there beng
4 slightly Increased acreac. IN northeast :
.rn ard :orla, csterT sections. lille 81.
Other sections show some decrease.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
publicity As AID
TO TAX INQUIRY
Resolution Adopted by House Of
Delegates Asks Assessor 70
Furnish List Of individuals and
Corporations Making Returns

Publicity n cases o. thoee who make re-
turns on persona. property Of an AgSre.
gate value in excess OF x-ss Is tie alleged
purpose Of Q resolution introduced and
adopted "a the House o! Delegates by Del
sXate Conran at last nights meeting.
The resolution Is designed also To- .IrriSl,
the public with Information respecting III.
amount os stock carried by merchants an:
manufacturers. and the sum OF their :axs,.
To ACCOMPLISH the desired end. NJ. Com
rams resolution requests the Assessor 10
provide the House with an slphape:ical
lis; " all persons Who make rnt,<ns or,
personal property In excess OF s--I. and The
assess ID value Of their possessions. VITA Il
roster OF firms, corporations and !,tivii-
ua!s who are merchants ans: Uanufic;i::-
-rs IN 81. Louis. and the amount o; their
stocks. II valued at more than $50.
Mr.. Conran explained that. In his opir-
:on. the Grand Jury's and Circuit At,or-
.ley'0 efforts to discover irregularities IL.
The returns made by corporations ard IN
dividuals would be greatly facilitated by
he publicity. which. he declared. his res
'9lut!on would compass
Delegate W.edmer vas the only nneHnSe.
sho opposed the adoption Of the resoIa-
.ion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
ITO PROTECT army.
AGAINST SH0OOY
Secretary Taft Issues Orders to
Prevent Inscriptions Con
tractors From Furnishing Sup
plies Inferior to Samples.

Washington. Oct. s-As one outcome OF
TIE discovery Of the SchuyikilI Assenai
FRAUDS, Secretary Taf, to-day issued a
:H'eepi1s oder Ok the greatest importance
rp:'lies 20 the War Department. and pos
i:b 20 al! other Departmental. for II j.
probable that the principles laid down
by Secretary Tai, in this o:deE VIII BE-
promptly adopted IN the other DEPART
men's u the Government.
Tn. purpose is to insure tha: Govern
n-si supplies shall be kept UP to SAM
PIE: tina, saocon,rartins saa j be 6:sGou.-
r.cIudei from competition. and that hon
est end competent, inspection sha.i be
Ya..ie At every stage n TIE process o. mali
Ufacture o; goods furnished the Govern
meIt.
Instructions fo- the guidance OF ofncers
charged with the purchase Of supplies are
embraced within the order. and are is-
suei. IN. order reads. witn view 20 q
koroush enforcement os the laws wh.cs:
-equ.re all supplies TO be purchased
where the same can be purchased the
cheapest quality and cost Of transport.
Ion and tne interests Of the Government
considered" and that ''S1ch contracts
.iIl be made With the lowest responsible
J!ad.rs"
a ;vertisem.nts instruct nonnianutacrurers
u: goods 70 state IN ihei- bids the name
II the Manufacture who vi! supply
hem unless niaaisesty impracucaGie;
"a
,ieGr.ate facilities on tn. part OF the
manufacturer shall be Sufficient erounts
,n- the rejection os bids. and THAI all bids
Fr'.,n ,cUirac ctcrs who have failed unjIs-
:i:a c!y 10 IL! io.Tne. contracts shall ee
:. ,.rtci.
Tney r.qul-. :fa; abnorms!!y low BIDS
b" strictly scrutin!zed: that the financial
status of individual bonds:nen be care.
fully investigated TO i1sIr. amrl. secur-
IT. isT Tho !ulfiil:IIent OF the contracts.
III" Instructions also PROVIDE that con-
tracts once executed cannot be r;o1iiic';.
but If l. is found ;..at FOR an: reason the
s;;pula:iOas cannO: BE- rtgiJ!y enforced.
;fa contract may BE- annUied with the
approval q: the Secretary OF War. II ;o!
~. hest interests of the Government. and
after again inviting competition. Il nrw
award and contract may be entered INTO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
EXPERT TESTIMONY GIVEN
ON LIVE STOCK RATES

Chicago. Oct S-Exp.ri testimony g.,
tEe subject - trci:h; rates was .:ivaa g.:
Judge Ecth,as court to-day in liz. i.t---
state tci::i::"yc- CoG;I-;ss.cn's sui, ara!ns:
seventeen W. railroads. T " TG-.!-
nn~oi. secretary Of III" An...ic.. StGC.;
Growers Association Of Denver. trIiiit
agent f"- tie st'r1co T.ivs-S;, OK Isx-
cEarS". a:,I 10! ;::te"a years connected
H.;h Tho freight !.par;Inyrfs OF a number
o. western Railroads. Has IN 'te witness
Sand ant WAS questioned at iehcth tv
t"If..ei :ecacii.S his opinion q! the rei-
e"aaS!s.ic>s o' ;iIs rates o,! cattle. drcssc..
meat and :-scS:.c.i.ocS. prod ;c;s.
In ny 'p.rior the present Ia;rs o. 1--we
sto-,k f:1:i Missouri R.rar points and
Southern Mi.cesc,s :. ,-hici.1 arc ;uo
kish." said he.
The yates on I've stock sho'I;,! hc lowe,
.fat "n dressed meat aii? rack:IS hons.
Products fTy-: these Points even WITH
"inrl rates o.. t.i.s" 'c:nnci:'!,s tie I've
STOCK Interests vocd .. q scr.-...aaroii
:.Sai:is:- IN. prcscr; sch eC,u,e; are Unfair
to t:!caFo. T'!sy cive I'm ;..ivn:scr ..l
81. -. fGC: a.! Missouri ,:!-er markets. g
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
Railroad EaPOonGO.

Ssr YORK. ocr- s--Eaii.oa6 earnings 70
.UT-.! to-day.
:.;erT.,,...j az. 49,. s,:; .ons:,a-rsr..s -
x7,,A 80: s.s-.l;. x1:I- F-a=: Ja's
s.1gr. r1-!cr-F1.--s s.es s.:s.-"-
1.S---se So, ~. Tse.n lily So -. :.
Cs=;-s' r. s--s-r,s-,s ...s s>..s=e.-. -
~. i,c-~ss,. s.. a. H5-th. $3.50. 's
S--,', FL" F.o- Jay = S-s.-s. -c-eiss
= =. a.. os:7-re---E -sk s,...=.,-
1--.lss s.- A.a;r. 8. -. Sc
-. S.'s - -2iy = + - g. !s-- ess.
T.,ss -. rr-.--~---n --.a s--.srssr
81 ct e.--.sse So - xcct-. ST. e. .
srs..- So E-1z ---.,Es :! 49, ~. -
~ - r.us. g.. w,s;.-a-Fo--ts -.~s
Ss.:.1o>-. ge -. :.c-~s0- :.1H- g1r:1-
So i-,r-as s:.s' Fscs j-iy I. S-'.s.
e. l--r.A.> s.-.-S
c>i,s.o Nil.suss~ a.. =: r.ni - Ass---
6..oss S~rc. '--<sse. rC x! as.- 8: 81
-. .ac-.As- . -, F-o-- jEy 70 A.1s~ t.
.so-. 8. - :: ,.-.ase. c;i-Is SCI s-s:s :
rc-- vo--s a.. n~--.- c;.y ~ ,ilT-.;-os.
CA 81 i,crsass- =, 20: r-s- S-7o: Ir---s~.
- A.sss, 50; ,r-rs.s y "a .1:
::-!srups- SO - ioc-eaS S-7sa. co. 81 :
~. i-r-.sss - -
S-i;s.-- Psr..e Cenrsny fer Aasur-Gr-.
u.SL,G. too~asA ocSSS. ~ 0Ca9s. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
70 RETURN WITH sUc!TlvEs.
Gaynor ard Green. Under Escort.
Start 10 Savannah To-Day.

Hg-t-esl o.: s-TNs 'as. .exa' stec :.
80 t5srr Te-s-IF- = c-sT. fs- &c :Ne
rrr!--. % .--R are -r-C1-ast. vas
-aEr- .r-i-- 4GI ---r-l---- re rri.e
= a-s= - --Nz'~ Stl IA V.-h re ,w
--i~ =r- .-- -1--.E-s ca whs-. 80
~ ~ .l--H CO. ia. 90 aI.-ri 80
N---s----s--- 49, r1-s.s-ss - - ,4e'-.srs SO
t---ra S.s--s - v---f-ts- G. !-L.Sg=.-- $
s.-=-c' II .S-
Tze -..s---s lE.h7-i--E SNe-.~ -riAav.
-. Na-<rsfs Dove Al lite g--trs.
q - -Ez sE----Cy G-z~-Zis 5..c. 4:
S-ese- ;1-Ss-
= v.t 'sa-Ir1 'rc-u -c!Llsls ssEFc-
.Ea- = EsiE- - beginning tr- .---sy
= ~ rrs;r T5av--- ar. Greene Has 20 o.
Eti~ a. fec-r.rS 20 pass through .lF
s:as. c. N-- fc-i or S.5sr % ayci,
..A r-,<<ihl'..y g -Es serve n, .ac--s II
,rro.-ss-ssncs s~. $500 = ES.sy .A- ;-.a. G:
il~ prisoners ~ S-Tas-aA-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
BILLS ARE PASSED
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
,Iuch Public Work Is Authorized
and Funds Are Provided to
Make Betterments in Municipal
Departments.

Prompt a.d almost unanimous action n7
various bills authorizing public improve
1n'n,s marked the sessions OF che House
q: Dr!sss-'es and City Council yesterday.
n. Council passed thirteen ordinances
r. the construction q streets . bill en-
covering the colnptrolie. TO rene" ;ne
a.. i:efYsc TO the St Louis industrial
",h"oi. bills sppropr:A,ing money fc- .e:
pairs on ;he Courthouse the purchasc ~
water meters, the extension Of the c.,y's
g:';.ra :or distributing water. the recon-
s'-.!ction OF sewers and sidewalks in mr-
Iiid:ngs and several amendments 20 tho
DriicinE code
n .ke H,u.. were passed I'VE ord
:,saces for the improvement. Of Streets
Ave bills authorizing the erection of S3
nany public drinking fountains. an or
s!inance &c permit the Wabash 10 build q
"~:tch along second .srses. between G:no
and John avenues. and another imposing
TAX OF = each On motor cycles.
The siree,s covered by b,iis passed IN
IiIe Council arc T~enty-ffth street from,
avenue from Eleventh 10 Twenty .fr n
S,.eet: Eighteenth street. from B;ddi..
s:re-t to c>iss averre: ko-suih avenue.
from Glnsgow To Grand avenue: Halliday
venue from Michigan To Louisiana ave-
. aUe. Twerti-fk street. from Salisbury to
EeH-nse street. Adelaide avenue. from
f."n. Warren -;r-"t 10 Har-i. avenu-: Or
rzon avenue from Wyoming street to Ar
s'nsl street. E.z-i avenue from Page to
Lara avenue: and Michigan a.enue. from
A-s.nai street 20 P.sttipZx! street
Tn" bill making air-ppriai!oIs were:
'rS." kun1r.! ana .ISa-y-iiy. thou.a'.i
dsl'trs 20 tn" Water D.Iar-ren, for new
rii.1S ara f-epluSs s. 80 FOR r.p.:.rs %
." Courthouse. $500 for RI" recon
-rcrion of sidewalks and ss~..s on mt
-'vt;ai property. 9ls 80 FOR wa.s:
meters snG s. i's' 70 yAv Tor the removal
~ temporary buildings a!ch owners have
-gii"I 20 t.rnni!sh
The hi! authorizing the construction %
:-.a aT"ED" from ratr sycgp. To EeT
u avenue. was killed o.: r.ccrime = ia-
-f.r rr M. committee" hg: {, vas az
roYnccd ty Chairman Marks that a.o' I"-
iinaTce meeting tn. demands o: ;-oy-
~ owners. vii be substituted.
ordinances pTD,!lins iur the Improve
rr-u, % WinT. ;,..xs street t".G..- on y
,-.i Grand avenues. Salisbury street. b.
-rr.cE Eleventh street and Sl:s!G avenue;
ITcr,y-:,rs' street. between f;Tarip' 1t: !
sl.tor streets. 81! S.y.rs. s.lnys n
.r.rJ.s parts oi town were .Assed IL the
fy.Ee
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
WABASH LAYING PLANS
TO ENTER WASHINGTON.
ErrTr:.r. STE.I.,.

i.'-f'i -. - STf..Is,
WrShingrnn %; s.-Tri".i- OF tho Va
h'i~h SSsi"'n a." aging t''i, ;!.rS for a
samisai--i. "a Congress {. s..t;r.. the n.ces-
sa-y rights tn enter Nashi9-fNn Las.
session thor" ". vo:- favc-atI. >.rti-
Il u; IL t0't houses so- .Na ist-itS Soy, ~
tt!s line 80 -ha; T. could g.s. .ia i-cio-l
!av. iS 20 =" for .hs Us" Of al! sys..n,s
Tn" 9U.-t;on IL 90 Rc' III advantageous
approach :o 'hs city. II - generally ur-
d-Tsto"! thar III" Grra: Ean= f.i.c,r c
rad. rstra Has riSh: OF Way ou tho Ii--
--.r'i side ~ the Potomac and II. :Sn,
- uS- -ha nl' ,Gu"dT;C- b:ii-" into WASH
iEgfCn. Nj! =. utilized t.. ryr.rs -
'h!s :|1i arc fr."rdiv - 'Er wabash SIS
. - ard -. r.srs ard rhr--n.-fS ~ III
sg'!-Gu"' irI!s. ~s:. -rus- -A'E.i! nos
0-i- SO ."rrI- 20 bear nav ...--ric
Car=. .u. to 7...1.:rss.a-. scam cars a!~p
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
SPAUcHS WILL ASK CHANGE
OF VENUE FROM IR0NTON.
Mother and Two sons say Tiey Ca0.
not Receive INspSFsin TrIaI for
Murder of >her1G POik.
REPTILE SiEi iAI.

I.cutcn No. OCT. s-|i'ia-n a.S A.
-h-Ir Sr-Isn az! :rsir mother. Mrs. Mary
r Spa;.E.l y'larE--: VII. -. U.:... ~
Sheriff .'"rT -. i'o!a. - this county. Nay
=, LAST .o-tiay. ~. their attorneys. I.le!
with the CI.-. OF rh.- Iron County c:--
Cgi- Court notice vf their intention IL GI,-
py ;J- 2 chang" .: ,@gs. from ron
County when 20" cas-" Ercl-.s. ttem -
called a. II" 9a--Hcr term ~ the C!rcu;;
Court, wh..'l C".Ecrcs n this city %.
October =.
Ta- ..r.rr.. alleges p-c'ui'-c ara bias On
.he pLrt r -" TINA 'l-GI-- ID: I'm Cpua-
= EI. %" .--.'s ;"' ...tf:a--. cannot So
y'Ir.. . Z J. and iTTf.F- ~ - a. here.
II" attorney fE- IL" stat. 8;.i the Dc
r-ri.. Will - for = G. Williams. Judge
q. rH.E judicial Tir -U.s 1t iifils'p-o next
7s.-.:1E- fsT no g--yH"c uf l.t.rrni az =
aS ~ - number n- Tyfrr.ssr.r -h- rsu-i
R'f' p" E-ii'ir.- = A..- s. Eag III. nlo-t0n =
- 'Nr S.lGc" ~ venue ca:n.s L? ro- dLs-
position.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07

Chicago. Oct c--Cw.ng 20 the cxra' sior
and growth % tfs system. accocciI- 80
ar o:s al announcement TO-DAY. a rev
o;f.ce ~ ;.e accounting department. .hit q!
Consulting; a;:G.;1:. t.lS been created b.. thc
.a'g!liSon. Topeka ans! santa F's Er!"ay
Company. sEsi ~. II -. Whitehead t'a
general au,iito: c: IN" company. has he.n
appointed ." ia Position. ~. ~. y.
Bailey has brcr appointed general ..udi:o
er- s!r. j T. Baxter assistant genera!
auditor. IN. consulting auditor wii. act
r. AZ advisory capacity with III. general
a'idi:o- AMI vii irGIi:- Into rev ans! wore
':N"l-':: cCci.o:nics.. I;"thctis OF auditing
and departmental reporting
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
To settle H:x rorr Strike.

Indiana pn';-. Ind. cct. G.-P J. Fan
Hely. international pre>:t.-H; % th, ~. Ugh,
HE-t'"rS lrt. War. Hr;:s.S trioE ~ iris.-
ioa. arrived today sni IS attempting IN
effect n settlement between tn. st-iki, 2
:!oi-t. l-ii.Ts .: ~. Big Four Railroad
an n. infringement - 'he road. Mr.
f'iGcn"-v sa,si he H.. not think there would
be q s.I"-s,i s-,ik" among III. freight han
Glo's q: .h,s city. AID that he d.i 10,
,hi.k th,. the local str 4" would spread 70
other cities a: the B.S -Four road.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
ST. LOUIS CONTRACTOR FREED.
Thomas CavanauSh Acquitted Of
Murder M Little Rock.

Hot Springs. Ark. Oct s.--Tincthy cav
s-aGc'. ~ -. Loti.s - free man. tn.
jury -es0a-f verdict ~ ac4u'tai n :
u'cl0-k ttIs morning ATE. &. slin.Sst
session.
The Hrs: ballot --roa eight :1- scGuirral
ana f0u- for conviction a. murder - tie
C-s. '.crr.- The decision Ms -each-. Up
n. to t.i-i hl!ir- C1vsrsEgls seemed -
10 not ~ ;-r in,s. affected ~ .he as
1;:.;:.,i.
The latter. Together With ''s vie CHI
t--r ard s.sts- departed .oT -. Ln-.s 90
r...h.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
SEEKS TO LOCATE
MISSING HUSBAND.
urs. r. T. kerkeler "S J~nniugs sta
tlOn, No.. Calls On the Police
to DtsrOver Her SpO0se.

Mrs l.. e Ecrksi-r % J.n.i-Cs sta
don. 80. accompanied By her b-othcr-iG-
yesterday an requested their All in Ioca,
ing -. I. keC.ss!sr. Un" disappeared from
ai.s home last Tuesday anj wno Il thought
to BE- wandering bout TIRE c:;y ur'!.. the
effects q! 4 violent .is.vn'IS attack.
Mrs Ee"ke'cc stated tts; her husband
had seemed A tri:.e cazed. ~ the result
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
STEAMER ALAMEDA FlOAIED.
Vessel From Which Nuccnts
We're Rescued On the Rocks.

San Francisco. %. s-The steamer Ala
media which ran ashore nri- Fr-s PC ri
l4rf saturday sss sostt-f tn-riGht
THE ALAMEDA went on tire rocks IN Sac
F'.arc SEQ IA. during heavy roc Tt-
passengers ser. al -"scu"i Among sa- Vi
v~e !,rr & Suc"n: rs %Igar., ard
:sr.ir Lh-e. children. ~ -. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
MISSOURI EXTENSION OF
NORTH ARKANSAS RAILROAD.

Jefferson CT--. Mo. o.. s-Thn =.
Louis and Sor.i Arkansas I.Aii-ns! Iori-
r.1y % Arsg1sas today received q L.
c"rse - d. BUSINESS IN NissnIrI an! 70
o,rrate = In. from S~lie-an. n Fa:ry
County. 20 ir. STATE line. IN connection
with its A-ks,sas Iia.- Tire company
proposes "a pus S31..a Ia the Missouri
.I.a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
Idaho I-NSen0e00.

ST. Paul. MINI. Oct G-TI,e F'rss,dent
Levy % :tc northern Pacific -ns,! has
ANNOUNCED 'hA- hts company wi!! posi-
from Cs:l-:"-Sac Idaho. thirty miles
sou'h.as; q: ,;rarI"v!iic. near Mount
idaho.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07
n0N0RS GROVE RsQUISITI0k.
Montana Governor Agrees to Re.
turn Of Alleged kidnaper.

Helena. Mort Oct S-.soyc&nor roCis
'N-E.v hcrrr~s the r.gUiSlr'on q: Governor
Mickey ~ Nebraska FOR Pa; Grove tn.
s.f. tic charge Is robbery
E-nry li.i'f"5 - named a. agent ar.5
VII. so TO Butte sf.-r Grove
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-07

Jcrni.:s sine. last Tuesday. and who IL
roE being se,rch.: foE b.: TIE police.
G! nervous ii;'har:. for several daya
ard thac sh" believed his ilir.ss nigh:
have affected him temporarily ard caUsei
him - wander away.
IN. said thi: ns Vas ~ r.. book snb-
s-r:p.t0n r'ls..eSs a:1! that =" h.l: rcCu-
pied an r:Hc.. y. .re Allen building ia. -.
lHas; ton years. :.r. .ar. hts Description
ss \ man =: about -, y .i:g OIL. wt.h bi;.s
eye ~. .iarl. hair ari S..G IA. n- Hu...
g sUit 10: "a iar.S mixture ~:en Ac dis
apr"1-.d.
Il. xas ahO:t > <sr- :-;Ctes in height
weich-; about ~ pounds. wore n S;-!i I'd
shirt al. black shoes. Il. lad been ac;-
Xxx strangely 10: s.r.-a! :. .vs she aid
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crease. go 50 From July ., Argus. 81
Gross. g.: :i- Increase. 81 Siik net IS ~.
ssl. .nc.o:sr. S:.-..,S
tri"r fa''.~ -yster fi- Aueas;-Sross. g. .
~. 80 :nc--sS". t-:s.5t-. Mt 3. e..
Ss- rs. from .Tn.V 90 August Si-.;-o.>S ST. =
2iS !:s. .nc-s:s'. 81. -. "a: s.et ~: tn
AJ.S
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Hundreds % opportunities -, i-vest-
nlsrcs ~, ~" "-.Ta: :. The sunday E--
;sLDiiCS Want page.
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q CaaaSa COafessl0o.
There's PROF; in pleasing sou. and we're
out after the profit.
KEEVIL HAT SHOP. III y. Sixth q.
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Nsseo-sss are climbing - vaise- They
snSr~~s~ every ys.- - pr cs-,- R.y q
Tsiz -,s,-si o. --sSt- Isof.s- R-1s 4 Co.
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So Ev-:- mar whcsc soul
~ ha7 .cit an: r:iro1dci
to;nc aea-: ta-ct, ~ = moo.
vro knows ::ss.Shs a.1 s5ts.
It's .,;c rl,n;S al! It's srca;
strength. ~. .,n- tia. My
Eri.njthe lhau :cu- c,es:h:s
the sciri: Of .-.cr,oo ling.
Al! thoic VINO nave had
e1pc-icn-e ~ c, ho-e 20 enjoy
foreign ,rav:. r;c,u.esau:
scenery. auan: 'o~1s and
Anc 20: cas- .cs ,nl. :a<e &c
lsh; - :as.: th::ss ua3.c
,nc guidance o: NV F.:enj
the Ihau: cu-."
A :ho d. VITO Ike ! god
lovc story wi "a. viii
ecis7 My E,.e1i ,h- Chi i:.
leu.
NJ F-i-as .hc ChauE.
!-u-" IS sn E.s.iihn.:a OF
si.!-. ~hc 80, iu-is Al :.c,s:..
$50 g.r! Al. Z: patty :. Is
au:ono,lc through .>o:,he-n
Italy < = & A NJ. N.l-
hanson. vho wrote TT.
l;Satn:IS Co>jur'cr. are
the authors Peics. Si.5l.
N-ZL-EE :I-y-s;Fs 4 60.
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SCHOOLS.

eQlS1eEI0 CoCiseS-: to 4 rsa-s: EoI! les Z
0uHe S@Au ctI:>s. y:.: foreman coo:-.s
q 'n'ts. 'f.t--s-:y.-- "r col'.s. ps.pl.a IN.
sy.: 80 H,..t's A~1 .~.,- ~N~:i.~o-- sni l.-h
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.

PROPOSALS FOR ENGINEERING; ISSTSu-
Mt:STS AMI $! rr.itS n1AFrSIrN's
MACHINE, SEALS. STOP wA-.TE.s TENTS.
HUNTING. o.hD,TH. cA'RiAG. I'm
RRFII.AS. r:f'>. Ustice lsthm EsytI ..,!n-
Tlis.: :. Washington. d -. Sep. q. !.y5.-
sealed prop'sa .. IN :rio..ca;s viii b. receive!
a. shs O'r's.- - the Cers:-! Purchasing ~. .cer
I.,h:n.aa Canal C":nu:ss,0n. vssh.n:."n n
-. rr:i' 1s:3e a H.. &c os.: II. ,Ss'. a. whic.
;.-,. .fty will be Cp-r.i N !i'iir .c. f,;r-
7!s.,:.r Tire sbov. 'renc!o ned scp,'!s E!ark
ard fui in:orma'san n. - ," oha .:.ci r. IL ,h.
office or cf,ic O: :h" A sis; n: rrI~c hss...
ASsn,.: - state .t.sst. New York city: s'rs
tom Ecu~n. Sew "rieans La: sc New a;"a,-
sonery ~rss-. san Francisco al. ara a..
shar,'.. Q. g nm. rce hr.ii ng :. com,. - 81 .
al:c :son Cai-t 9iist'rsasts-. a. pertinent -
TN. I-a.rs. .k,caG1. EE! :..e t.Inmn'r!. ,.uh
Mobile. Ala =. =. ROSS. General Fr1.ehaS:nr
a vc-d--eu' ,an'- Drives out ali .nYurtis<
..-eS yoT strength. h"alsn anI hsrr!G.s
-ra:'s xh4; irSl.st~.'S Roxy Mountain Tea
w.n a.. = cents. Tes or Tablets. As: your
.f-ueGis..
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N=-L-EE -1-ISFS 4 60.
% tzss - S-r.-.
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SHERIFF SALES

sII'rpIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Ais. Vond. Exp. TO me directed.
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, and
State of Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE 22ND DAY OF MAY 1905,
at $50 o'clock a. m,
the following described property. viz:
No. 1. A lot with a three-story brick
house. situate In the city of Wilmington,
on east side of Tatnall street. beginning
l0l feet south of Eleventh street. 'front.'
ing on Tatnall street twentyfour feet
and extending east parallel with Eleventh
street ninety-siX feet Willed to May A..
Clark by Thomas Griffin deceased
No. .. A lot situate I'm Brandywne hun
dred I'm Gordon Heights, on northwest
side Of Marsh road and northeast side of
Gordon avenue, being three hundred feet
on the former and six hundred and sixty
two feet on the latter.
No. 3. A lot in Brandywine hundred IN
Gordon Heights, bounded on north by
Seventh street, east by Haines avenue.
south bv Fourth street and west by, lands
Of DuPonts. Nos. and being decided
10 Marion Clark by deed recorded in X.
II 2Sf.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Marion Clark and May A.
Clark, and to be sold by
HARRY l. GITIIS. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Wilmington. Delaware,
Nav 6 1905