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FOR sALE-H0USEs.

FOR SALE $4,000; WE THINK LESS WILL
buy IT.
Northwest: rooms 2 stories; brick: lot 1sx
100: line OF Met. X. Il.
MOORE & HILL unc.l, III 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

BRIGHTwOOD PARK.
PRICE, 81 650
Frame, rooms; latrobe heat. Lot 2ox150.
Fruit trees; barn. Fenced"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

FOR SALE-1 NEW GROOM HOUSE, FURNACE,
fine bath, cabinet maDtels closets well built in
every way, 33d St, $4,000.
l new Groom house, Prospect ave, modern
conveniences, rents for sos so, price So, $50.
/ 12-room house, baths, stable In rear, 33d
St. IS, 500.
no2l-tf H. W. OFFETT, 32d and SITS.
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$l.6No-C CENTRAL NV.
Worth S5OnO; attractive s-room press brick
cellar: furnace: excellent rePair.
COILINS-GUEBRY COMPANY, G21 18th St NV
a.. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
~ 4. r; FOX co. unc.,

FOR SALE
BY A. F. FOX CO. unc.)
NE COR 18th AND N. 7. AVE.
section Of nv; seven rooms and bath; southern
exposure; renting ut $52 50 per mo. Let US
$o,0oo--Dcsirable section Of n.w near 14th and
sts.; bay-wfndew brick OF ten rooms and bath
gooa coalition; lot 19x100 to alley Want an
offer.
$1.250-K ST. NV. bet 9th and 10th sts bay.
window brick OF ten roems and hath renting at
1880 per mo-; lot over 30 IT. front
$4,000 9th st, NV. very desirable home Of
ten rooms and bath; lot 20x120 to alley. Offer
wanted.
$4.500-Near 9th and SITS. NV. a double
house of seven rooms and bath; model home.
Easy terms II desired.
81. 300-In desirable section Of ne bay-wfn-
dow brick Of SIX rooms and bath lot 1Sx1i0:
side and rear alley. Don't fail 10 this IS
cheap.
So. 150-In Ne. nice six-room and bath brick
renting at SIG per mo.
s., 3O0-Desrable section Of NV? a bay-win-
dow brick Of eight rooms and bath, renting ct
Sc. so per no.
So, 30o-Iocated in ne brick dwelling of six
rooms and bath. renting at 5000 per mo.
S6.OO0-In Holmead Manor beautiful frame
dwelling Of nine rooms and bath furnace heat,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
PRICE, 81, $4,000.
Frame. 7 rooms, with barn and two sheds,
Range in kitchen. Fruit trees. Lot 50x150. La
trobe heat. Fenced"
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dow brick on ST near 33d: price. 81 $50. THE
NlLLER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE Co,
Inc. 1S23 god ST. Phone West 40. no2l-tf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

-;:g- "a - l5s tra.e ---ii -, vseks te-
-~ a.s d. ? When urge! ~ Fl. family
.1F '-.r''-'s - .s'- sc-k aid -es, hs
sa.E'E ---,y-
= ssr; - ~ 20. ss-.-il an hursr~ai
t"F-~ 90 zGE J ar; SU;rr - 20 80. ,he,
] k7 s"sGs - aux ard give tse yo1ss s
-7 slow
LE5k!7s fro-z h.s Snoi h~aI-N ar. his
asr-srs-c~ - seemed TIA. re stood Q
sr-sl CasCCs gs Carrying ou. Ais soass
Sr f1-- VS. ~. ci.~s. msn ~ the
i.s tcss1--~ Ia: G>-shcr A wara
-a9i Hs-hlp. ,sr S~s, s-oua tea mar
- -Ne us-.: Scsr.s az. CAra.A Hs
~s-a ~s. 80 boz. :Ht :: y. said se
~5Ef -afl "a 3. c---a.- r-ice he SOLD
= s<r-s5 II - sA.i :har q tea Wss
.V.sl u ~ss sac 20 70, ;ha; ]; NAs-
N.r- = e~ay o. ia NJ Ea-- SAs AZ
:~.u.-rst- sf7er i,z t-i-I.s sssaica II
itg<~ -A-S- - sea cs-csan: ;r ITS
snl-~ tr-- I.n--'S- Tas-e - 1as g.ve-
: r>c-- cs-nSri training n ;-tGfn0 ;eas
= tz<-, s-d AS9ssrz-cs- ART within =
go v~Rr. ss--r p. a.e<~-;i-~ss.p -
czr-- - S>a Sors a.. e~S-l< q SuSsf
s=,, tas:-s - s-ss 'o- a er-.c Insc.t:-s
Nra<-
&c -. To-: g NJ r>s-- TIA. he ~cvsl
to- - -.E~ - .s~s = rixs. tea con-
g~~~.. -. Ear Ec1~e rATie;.es, ASSs ie.i
VIA: fh.r sc-e a.. alsc>t th~ e>,ooe-
ys.r a. thea - ,ss ea.1,afe- He eosia
1rsx -sa asts- tse Esfses g tie Drc-
.sSsseEss .a.t-- asd 1; saa M
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24
CRAZED BY LONELY BEAT
POLICEMAN GIVES UP JOB.
Pessoass0a Fails to Keep Heary
Holmes where Neither Peaessrjas
ooe D0rg1ar Ever Appears -
Dreak SolltUde.
REFCTiIc SPECIAL

REFCEfsc SpEC1AI.
New York. Sept. 9.-Afser a months OK
psTience as g probation officer Henry
Holmes. attached tc the Fifth Pr"cinc,
Efook.yn. has resigned from tire Pole" De
psrtM.n'. giving as his reason ..a. he
ci! rot care "a become insane
no persuasion NJ on II. pa:: a: k!S fellow
oN c.:> and CSrf.ir tcsgroye could IN
1.ce I'm "a aits: his decision. Hoi-l-S
81 'aa: no man could cover ti,. beat
Nf"r" i" u:s stationed. on the cN-rs!,
northern erd q: Rosey.',s avenue. during
IN, r'yn. ard remain OF SCUM! mind!
TINS h"af embraces a lovely ..-..ct Of
GroE:n.i two miles Ions. with only tao
houses 81 IL. Such .aiar a. pedestrians
20 enl:r.! The lorg. lonesome. visiI WIS a.,
eHtt --"nr- Holmes never encountered
r-iS iaty,i:Gs AMI -n- o-.c. S!oraI Bark
!rs o! :, dog varied .rc r;p:IntGry.
In feline Sap'a.r: CrsSrovc .. ME woes
Holmes IA!
I d:tr': .r'rG I: So .arc!, a. ..r<; fo-
! trough: S-nu!d sand IL. b.: after the
q; ."- nights IL rs awful I would
walk Ei' arr: :ou:. -ta. rcai aUi never
MT human hc'Eg used q aim, -
prSy 20 The rog1'.S-s1 % co,r. sly-s
Su- vixen Re d: come. cr~. IN swh!.. he
'iSr't srav long rs would ils, hurry
SaS- AZ z hn VAS ciri :" set away
~or."'i'res =. would 90 rs Ike = riJ.
ghost, al hal: :he time ! vas no; sur. q;
was he
I. ;A.re hai been burglar 70 cha.,
orr. IN a Will. g ~cu'd n. have h.p-
80 haS hu. there was roboi- .t.-e -
rNr or XII. II I STAYED there any '1--a r
would go ccazr. so ar going 20 a3.;.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

move TO the present house. At No. 3els
South broadway
The Oldest child Of the Schmidt family
rs old Sf ,s. q vs s shdrsn sssf ssss have
a.'d ore would have been nearly - years
Old and two others were born since the
birth OF the Youngest surviving child .
as.s-ss:. "a. ~. -. l.. Is =. > and s.
All ;.'e surv.v nE children are healthy
.;':a five Of the seven boys are work
inc. 'h- other two going TO school Not
one ~ m" boys At birth weighed less than
hin" pounds.
Il have never had q dsy's trouble With
my boys" said Mr., schmidt with pardon
abe parental pride. when they were
youngsters they would hsht amongst
spirits. On these occasions would make
II. TWO warning youngsters get the boxing
gloves and engage in q sparring match
The result was that what threatened At
end in a friendly bout with the gloves!
ZIG FAMILIES FOR ME-"
Big families for me every time de-
cls,.f this exponent Of the philoprogeni-
has has .ssry ,, %. rssna SE aany hey
children. They ar" not codd.ed a. are the
children in small family. Every time
th.y all they are Tot put under . doc
tors care. The mother of q large family
learns :" dsTend more on her own simple
.iDn!' remedies in cases where the children
a.. aiins only slightly. and the result Is
that tn. children are not raised 10 be
Del cate.
.Eu, ,ha: i. rot all. Tn. man o. woman
wh" loves children I. very apt 10 have
many Of them. and they will prove q COM
| for; "a them. I married when I was a
;"unE man. and my wife Was only 4 girl
when she married: I was Is and my wife
4. want my children to marry At an
early age. also hut nv two marriage Bile
bows seem 10 like their home too well to
. fellow INV example
Mr. Schmid: did not put any great shade
"i re?r"ach In his voice as he said this,
hrw-y.r.
PARENTS FOND OF CHILDREN TOO
II" comes OF family noted FOR its
-iany asscsn 1an;s and also for its ioneev-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

''r"hsblv r-i,he-. Per- Nai9ney nor
'.r.zfnfh..r --lTHG. 81 til" =. Louis Pc,
. IL IL. gaT;r'.-H. rou.i ieii veu 81 Eani
TIE exact d. ."'ias &: The w0ri 'isali'p''-
;:c ;is, - 6, In4r. howeysr. beth q:
:..i1 .ay- "5:atrab.y rS"'.riii!"i he
" r'e" t4--.. Il 10, 70 ,s.r; the admir-
= -. s,li'v
80, - ''sc proo' s.an.t-, nav r9in,
Z ---gr' - i-..-f..r Children. ..lic M-.-
T. ..'- Ia. ..-p ~. .a-'1e-i children.
!. i-.r- ar" an fa,r-rs ~ II" i''l!c"
ars", 1a.-f wh1 have any better claims
: -. aItil'g - lDE" .: "I.sur.'3:' they
h.I" I.rI -r.'Ts.. -. ward = snatch the
] ~ = frgaH Schmidt and Gii0r-y- 9th
- ;G.-r" ara IN III" Ioufrtrn"l- who rrid"
'H.'r....EeS Ergn families 1f n" -cs'."ct-
ale go - t!r" a.: TX. and stI others
is'i" ~ Nh" ~. vet y"Uu= and who's"
'r-a.'.'' are growing. Lgi a. Wy they ar.
80 81 Il class which : hrnItt and Ma
l-".z- grace
'.".1 no. ar. attached 20 IN" F'.th Po-
IL. D.-r--,. IT,, 4.iIg-.-r.--s G.! wh!r.
. - F..;a and North Nark", st-""t5
S.'''..H' B. turnkey ih":r and Mai"n"y
,.r..r; ., . ya.-tr-n. although the re-
.'.... - 'h"1; .rrs il"fHb'" aCh:'vCru"rl's
'E ~ ~--- n'.-h: led on. casUsll.'
.,',-.,ir is ha- =. Lars o'I. Halnnev :.
81 a. .."- schmidt In'- ar' .n'k his h'lf
'.-'''f''-. - ,eEgs. II j. { sturdy hni!4
- > al'r- 'rrg--lBv rpHSiarna and \
--'' ,-'p O. lf-F. hut slightly riug.d with
49,
'Ffo"a + So -r'i- 4 wriak'. - his com
".' .r. 1~d IT, .sg -. com" s'"Gr *
e.; s." of o, IEaU "Hr-" "sis't.:ir. his
' 81 ...a o.. I-H-'as-s md who rnr.n-,l-
i'.'s- l.s u.--. -. down Iusr -. valley
-. E. ,hrI- siG. -: -! WITH none nu; :...-
sr-- nf -r-E:.asL-r.
80 Hs i,=U.y ( fourteen. min" ~" iv-
-H. y. Z Ms 'Hir'ir-' ii,. with him and
r..-' Fvurr,-. il i.!.ii.E H.f.i u AIRED -lilt
10 'r..a Er-g % the house in South =;
insi> sr1t 90 - hr : 'r'niG.-s father
s#. G w4.rn .'ir-is:ap,..r Schm.G, him
- -..S H,-,
lr--r s''h--s-a q ;.-o hrGea was sr.airio-,.
o. 20. 49, EFr'-a-a family -En needs - =
w r-.rs- IIs-a-' ',u i~.i him tD 70
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

III. field. vet ali survived the war.
The S.xtieth Regiment had :ts beginning
,s batsslion au,hcrized early SoI, in isss. II
md behaved admirably under IRE. IL
anticipated In many other eneaSem.nts
notably In what was known as Bre.ken-
.idga's charge on the afternoon OF Janu-
ary :. 1861.
HOT WORK AT JACKSON.
A. Jackson IL had some hot work. anG
II Ch.cSanlauGa IL forced its way through
he Federal lines and drove the Fcder1is
back into ,heir bre1stworks. -. x,,,,
Carolina and the United States. who 10
Gated the position Of the various COM
mands. erected a tablet. which states:
"arolina Regiment Of cavalry at noon on
Sunday. September 20 lsSs was the far
hest obtained by any Confederate troops
n this famous charge
The regiment in this action was con-
'ronted by the Second Minnesota. and the
after lost q third OF its members. the loss
,: the S:xtieth being exceedingly heavy.
The Sfx:i.th had more hard work at
Missionary Ridge. 1t was later sent to
Iohns,on's army and was In the last bat
lie ~ Es"tonSville-
'z.d at wayncsviIle. In the heart Of tn:
-rounsains and 1t too was quickly pushed
'ntO East Tennessee. With II went Major
SirinGfiel1 and 80 Cherokee Indians ana
.,rd ~as poorly equipped. and three ~ lis
companies We're caOtured ut ZolikoHsr.
Tenn II vas amorg III" very last 10 sur
-cnti.Y On Aprii ) at Asheviil" II ai':es:
In reppIsin9 a Federal attack. and with
,.her Confederate troops resisted 4 Fed
nroi force after Lees surrender. When
forced TO withdraw the men did ." and
went to- their homes. never having taken
he oath of allegiance.
Th. Sistv-ninth Regiment: was originally
Intended for local defense IN East Ten.
n.ssec and Western North Carolina. and
was rar, 81 what was called ThGmas'S
r.e.:,on OF Indiars and Hichian,,srs." us
Colonel who gave his torture 70 the reef-
rrart. WAS wealthy ard Was known nv
Presi,ienf Davis. He srrnt his early years
in the Cherokee country ard took the'r
rar RI. py.versirG IN" removal "f the ''E'St-
srn bard cf Cheroke.s" from Western
North Carolina 10 Indian Territory.
rh.. C',evokees aiOrtsd Thomas and made
him: their chief. For quarter OF
century before the war he was the Gov
ernvcnt AGENT His regiment. Orcanfzesi
.t Knoxville. was composed entirely %?
North C,rclinians. There were ~" Indian
comra.ies. Of which some Officers were
Cherokees.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

II was az Ch'ckama3ga that the Thirty
mn n ~! fine work. II arrived there Sep
'e'nher y. was pushed To the front at
:nc-. ami for ;hre" days was in the hot
ties. part Of one o9 the greatest battles
oi '!,e '':viI var.
II was on sunday. the las; day Of the
gr"atss, h"sors S.vara ha % tor - % ~ rc.s -
.rai artillery. with heavy supports OF in
fartry. were firing with deadly effect upon
quick instinct put himse,: at the head Of
III. reg rent and i-etruc,inr his n,ea 20
shoot down the Federal horses gave the
t-'!es and there Was desperate baycnet
Encounter. the gurnsrs fighting to 'he last
ani nearly all OF them being killed or
wounded The rsSin.nt captured ten
guns and their equipment.
BREAK OF FEDERAL CENTER.
This no,ab,. action was called tn. break
~ III. Federal center. Other troops
claimed 'h" credit. having come up d.
r:ctiy after The F,ins We're captured.
the Commissioners. has marked tire spot
where III. regiment made this dasI,ing
charge. and this il the site 81 the m"nu-
Tni-ty-a!nfi was in the very last Of the
action Ca Snodvrass Hrl. wher. the Com
fc,icrai"s .uHer.a such awful loss cf life.
Sno,isyivrria and Cemetery Ridge at Get
:ySbu.g F.J.rais and Conf t.erates mere
oaiv few yards apart ard neither
yielded.
The ThI.,y-ri.th CAPTURED two stand. ~
.r!o-s and lest leo n1sa killed and wound
-! North Carolina has s., her mark upon
'tr Thrty-nI?th as Icing .Fart!l-st to the
Front ~ chickamauIa.
TE.. =. .g.-u-nt was later sen; TO the De-
:,a-'r,.-' + IN. ';uN. ar: NJ Susnish Fort;
near Mobile. fought iis las; fight many
lc'r- ki.l-,: or CAPTURED. .nd IN. r.st cut
tirS ,h-!r way through III. Ftderai lines
ur.y I" find that Lee ari Johnston hal
s1:--cnt!c-.d and tire cHn!ei. ra.y ha! fail
81 Tn. men Of Tn. Thlrty-ninih hid
...r:-! ;tc!- arms iay I. IsSS a: Meridian
Miss F.''. -r"r under she command Of
General Dick Ta-ior. Il 3 a singular fact
-f.- wh'ic IN IN" first pitched hatt.e in
80 engaged HS1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24
CAROLINA MONUMENT
At CH|CKAMAUGA
Two Brave Confederate Regi-
ments That Saw Fierce Fight,
ing Are HonOred by a Fine Me
mortal.
REPUBLIC SPETAl.

REPrRLIC S?ESTAr.
>, Raleigh. y. -. Sept. :a-Nor.h Caro-
ma 'u:ifr'!-!ai. troops became rotC,. hy
..'ir s..Eic.s in Virginia where more
IMAM sixty regiments were on duty, /,
having n Virginia a la--,.r nurlh". %.
troops than even Virginia Itself There
We're a.so many North Carolina troops In
th- weston army. and monument 20
Two q. TIE rsEign.n:S-ihc Thirty ninth
am the Sixtieih-has b.en u-y.iic,: 81,
CL:cEimGusa
Tn. Tliriy-niEth regiment performed
Io'!. service in III. Western arrrv N
went from the mountain I-ciou. whc-.
slaves were SO rar. that In" institution.
may be said &. have la.: ~ existence.
In" Thl!.y-.iflch Wa, originally C.l'e.!
'"..'n2n> battalion. h-ir:. cryari7ri IL
A>hev!li" in the summer ~ wi IL dts
linguistic! .tsslf at Mu.fT..-bJro. Jack
X" 4" .'Ni--n-rsu-H i'= -. I-u~.s.-s... I
ha'ii. !. =. wEiCh = in rho States roIicc-
;ioD. - striking. being mach. lager than
ih" :.acs ba:?. by Nor.h Carolina .c:!-
mems IL Virginia %. .l.-wh.r. AMI a,-
pears t. hgv. been made bv Il tailor Tt.
number ~ tic r-gi'I'rt r',e nam. uf tho.
state. ~. stars aud letters art. cut out .f
y -. 'p--r ''ra ~'0.a md sewn ~
Will. t,,.. caSS 81 -. regiments IN Viz
-'Ti. war" made ~ .Ny"r; women %.
Eai'i-h from English hunting b-purh;
through .hs riocka.'e Of Raleigh in North
ra-olina's own blockade runner. ~. Nd
vance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24
ROBBED CHURCH POOR BOX.
Priests Discover Culprit and
Send for an Officer.

EF-''-f-f = SI'f.-i!.
Nov f--s. S@?t- i--ha.c.i with .aI-
irS y % '-0:r -ha cpy- ~. 80 :he Stg- n
- re Holy Sema - Jesus S.-rcry-
s'Nch street ard Amsterdam ay.-cs Iy
r-n1-s ~ . Yea! W:r~ y man Shs s,ys
~ Is Arthur T.eyesaue :. wears oil vs-
mad q prisoner His ac-u=s-s are :wo
priests Fathers TicrIey and Raa-cY who
caused Sts arrest Ard sa'i rNc poll - .asy
saw -rcvesane tamperirS with ;he poor
t5.s
The priests had entered :te church ~ =
SIDE :0>o- - c:ey I-cy.>sr-'s actions
arouse. :aet- sasc.ri1re. and fN.- Ws'ch.:
hn The man r-af'y kr.ls es 1: in pray
- s-.c fs,h~, Tler-sy Eai is'. ,h~
church rsan~hiis Ard returned With Pa.
trols,,r Ncr Halle. Who pace! Trev.Sar.
Ut Ger A-ces:
A Ie1a s'-e ,'pe~. with wax Was four:
inside ;he C-isore-s hat har3 In hi<
So-isc Aas smother lea! Sir~ a'.aci.d TO
4 sr-.S. Foe. Scent pieces ard many
cCias % sms s.,~r 1eaoc,.nA;io-.s il i.s pos-
session we-~ sticky.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24
PaTRoi.IAN PETER MALONEY
EnihGc Of falirfoas. ck.ildxGxr

ia IHcI..iAN t'ETkR NAtONEY.
Father Of fourteen. children
of the human stock dying out.
Th. combined sire Myth Of the offsprinS
Of three families occu: ying houses on Z
frontage -. :hcrt s!z!- feet OH South
Broadway is twenty-five. OF tbs mum
hcr the Schmidt family contributes 4;
quota OF nirc children. Thanking his nous,
Q. the south is :, family Of seven children
and oI the Forth another. family Of min.
ch hi'.!en.
Schmidt has been 4 member Of the St
Louis Police Department for the last three
yeas. HSf0rc that he was for twenty
years pr.ssinan 90, a st Louis news
paper. His father came {" st. Louis In lSss
-! ths fourteen children who have
blessed the union OF NJ. and sirs. Peter
NalcnS- in the twenty-five years thai
they .iive been married but seven survive
The others all died in their infancy.
III ihos. children who are living. the old
est i: 20 wears "f age ans! the Youngest
II, wear oi.i. The ages q: the children ar.
~. IL. l.. II. II. Z. and the baby. AL bu;
one are boys.
Nairr.y was born In ST. Louis !orty-two
years age. His wife is n New Or.s ns n,
tive. and is bu, 3. None OF their children
are married. and all live at home wit
their parents. Their father has neve:
whipped one of them. but says that he ha
found II better to rule them by suzHcs-
lion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

bought by an experienced tea buyer.
could tell that buyer within 4 cent q
pound Of what ne paid for II.
For efxty-e!Eht years he had tasted
teas. practically every day. vet no III f.
fec:e wer. Eel: by him This re ascribed
to the fact that the tea faster does not
swallow the tea which he takes into his
mouth.
IF you swallow the tea" he would
say. you cannot taste IL. II must be
rolle.i over the tongue like vine to get
the favor and held. whie steani1e. un-
der the nose to S.t the aroma
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

the road the fake headless man was seen.
The train was quickly stopped The man
alongside the tracks ran.
There was a brief struggle. and linder-
man had hiI man subdusd. He proved to
he d half witted fellow. his clothes - AZ
ranged about MIN as 20 give the appear
ance Of being hsadlcsS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

ff.i-t - ANAA
Bangor Pa. Sept 9-On a novel tour
y hfch they Term their second honeymoon,
c....i;n- IN. places Of interest In which
their original wedding journey was cen
tered. Mr.. aa.AMTs- J. ~. Smith az New
Maven Conn ar. spending some time At
Bath, near here. with relatives. They
were married in Allentown ATTY years ago
and are natives of i<hi4h County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

ity: His parents had sixteen children
eight boys and eight gtris-of whom SIX
are now living. The sum total Of the de-
scendants who xpranE from their loins
HaS stxty-two BESIDES their sixteen chill
d-en. they had forty-,h,se grandchildren
and three Ereat-Grandchtldren.
Although both his parents have passed
away-his father AT the age Of g.. and his
mother - year..forty-seven Of their chill
Iron and grandchildren survive them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

RFpt RtiC SPEs1AIA
New York. Sept. 3.-Icon Marke. m.
fell from the roof Of No. q East One Hun
dyed an1 Twelfth street. and vas instant
IL killed II. was watching for tho return
Of "A carrier pigeon q playmate had re-
leased In the Bronx. The success Of tho
experiment, ~ excited the boy that he
missed his footing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24
ARREST 'scHOST" THAT
SCARED TRAIN CREWS.

RErvBi.c SPECIAL

RErJ-RiLC SPECIAL
Philaislphai. Scot. 1.-Aftcr n!shtfall
an apparently headiess man has been In
the habit q: crossing IN" P-nnsylvan a
i..n.a ken and Mamie Shade orders wer.
san, 10 Nerchantyill. 10 place a noiic.InIn
on a tram that was going in thar dir.c-
,Ion Orders were also issued tO stop the
train as soon as the man" vas seen.
william I.,ndern.an. chief o! Police.
BEARDED the train. In the grass alongside
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24
HLHEST TEA faster PASSES AWAY
AFTER SlXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF SERVICE

Known Throughout United States and Canada
salary Of $4,000 Year Rare
Judgment of III" Fragrant Leaf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

aEFI RIIs- SPECIAL
ef;tSeu-9 Pa. S.p: Crying as
irclRh se> hea-. woci. b-eaG All 70
fussrH 20 take 90 her GAYty Ssncinx dress.
Nary Cncnsy. Ard I. y~a-s. Uas arrested
h probation oe4-~-s Vh,se dancing IL q
haise. ~ I.sra Park
shan Asylum. ssr~rsi days seo anf 1ci--ec
: ta.ls:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

For csTssssss hesc o: aay aiad vss Re.
SsS!sc Want AIS All 3-sGg1se&.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

l"rlcs Maloney and Christopher Schmidt
Have En blessed With
OF the Word "Phloprogenitivencss"-
OF knights Offered Examples Which Could
He Removed From Memory.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-24

IT" .'7I"> OF a fdfiiIy noted Tor Its
-iary aeSCv'i 1ants. and also for its ioneev.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25
Amslan0

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pfennisen Biz Iber 100 Marf. Der
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