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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

-. he seeuetisa q ~ St1:h q tbs sasses
001 the WS6salng 0e the sodsWalhs
Oeosl. e. ElliOst sosd yessey6oy IN the Ctfy
CoRt 1oP 11v0gee fT0m 9nsah Ellictt to weom
le0ss e1tSg@e cd PeDsoae1 eluslty.
H. 0o1eepN Coanty aneoal v, 9: = y Co.
= o6A q.
Jos.ph Brazilian II Cslheoa County ~as
eetxe medical attention. rw" weeks $50 yes
OeSday he fell frUrn Q hav loft . distance ~
tWeIVe fses. an.l ssruek his head upon ."n's
Slmheg.
John Yfsaris erhmidt of TOpeha. kas AMI
0ioo lD0tso HeSi oS The same place vere :naS
Sie1 y thie city loss svcning By the RsSesend
The010eO Oeerhe1lmAnn.
~. D. Aatheus oe NemShis. Tsan. b being
eneo9tsined kX Alton frteodoL
oop&tne Miller retusne1 ysoesedav from ssReAs.
WhsgO thev spsat ths sUmasT. Ussnetpory along
ehe -. lAWSo0e0 U1vog.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
INJURED slAN AGAIN HURT.


To the fact that he rsed turpentine a.
Q dressing for an injured hand. Elmer
Sti,hl Of South Illinois street. Believille.
owes a second injury 80 the same mem
partnent Of the Pump and Skcin Works.
Relievil,e. and met his injury several days
ago.
and went back 70 wo.k yesterday morn.
inE. He forgot about the innnmilnbles
nature VI the turpsntine. and put his hand
iire and the hand vas badly burned. his
riSht hand also being slightly bliseered be-
fore no succeeded In extinsutshtng the
Same.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Real estate transfers nied Tor Sscvru IN fens-
vile yestesdsy Were:
Julia T.. HeCaslsnd "a Catherns An0efsSn.
warranty deed 10 northwest - feet and south.
west 4: q feet of lets u and u q block ID.
w:ns,srisy Iar. consideration, ,.....
sen. warrant 3e-d 10 !ot Z. block :. EfnnSes
r. slut. 70 Caih.r!ns Ogie. warranty
deed to !ais s. and 3s. block Is. Alta Site: ccn'
IL B wssnaurn, master Ia chsncery. TO
Wii:iam r. So.ker. Ma.,eV's decd 10 southeast
~ feet Of lot i.,. Central pace: coassdessSlon.
ELI,
L. u washbrrn. Mass.P IN chancefy. 70 WI
Eam y So!kef. masters deed 10 !ot Des-
Se:'p sh.r1 addition: coHs.deTatsnn. M-<
wi:;ia IN !. Payne u William !. wilsssr. var.
ra.ty d..d 60 lot ! and northwest . feet Ok
hot :, blvck 81. DsnSessi:e: ccEstds ration, tSss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

frotaloG a0A Paeaag Nosee.
eadie Mac s:osk) seems unbsatabla.
" The ss:s':s s:o,.lss s,,on sssIssne' q isss A''S'
1'i IL "a : :s:: ::s:: :..:s. e: ' s: ::s' ''' '"'
s sis':: :: .: ss: S y, =: :s s::. =
g: .s :: u: ~ s::::: Sc: ;; !: s:::
cIy mstiass this wssk.
nais Dss rsieh 81 - and take .Ss,c~s. ~ ~"
Ecssas.e s:.csS, Gin race no more this ysss.
Il y 60 b ssssettsA thss she has st al.
:;Is list 's,s an Il i. cas .sssd shs ':psee.'
!: ;sii :.s !. :ss :ss:.i ssss s ::s e
Fs0ssd-aes this week.
instou lsrk CluShoa.e last saturday evenia9
by member oS the Chicago Naiinee cub S03
srsssused sish . costly siises lowing s-eup.
Who ssl ~is the c,evsisaa sssd cup:
E.h.rs FsSs s:1sI ss ess Of shs ,s,s.ins
escsa'torS-
Nov soei 10 ps,sr.s c.ss,.,. No one sasv,
a:': III :,: : &c: s' &: n.y. ~ * e:
formsEee.
Will. chr.,s We ,,sss, l.nsne. ha. b.sa
Pronsanesa. Iss,. has hayes that shs ~i!l soos
b able - rscs again.
-. :s s,:s, IN >: ~! y: cs; ys :.
:M:.s ~ .iss % q iSsicsssa tits ~: s.!:. .' "'
e; ~. q ;s' :: sss II =:
;Ss iosr nsa.s y .nn.s. IN the ; S.sr-sid srsS.
Tsssk ss1 VsssA Sssss.
Hans wsla has sppltea 10 the wes:ssa A.
=, s.ss !: n.s. " ne ,a q sss s''s
though 10 dia nes .ia the event: ,. iS.ssd ias
NstsoeAltsss meet.
vss.r R,nsss zinc. xi.-srs re,ir.nsn, Nom
sss hsH os.s, p.eeahis 10 ;As ess. runnsr q
ss,. = ,i.sss . q .s;s 30 s..p i s.:s "a sar. ne
s. e. s.. s.a - & ,s:: :,.:s - :s;s:s! :!
s,v,. r.' :sss h.: s ss.. i:.a = ..sa 3. m
ssrsd focs fos . ase'h.
x..s Sz.I,s. sAe roo io:s y D. se.sr his
nss.s. 70 c-e es The hsss rs':s.E.r, co ,ss
...:. ed a:'s ,. n "a. ,,,, .-,s !, "aase
81 ix.s:, .ns .ssss. -: s..sa. as s.:
= So n :. ss sasss h = =. s .ss:rs :s;ss s,:::
R.r-. x,se.r. .se ss. bee. ruan,-s sa.s
..;;' = y ss;, .A:; 1900. 70, y: ssf'ss: a.:
Al. ssrS. rs, 49,, ~, rs.s. q" "s,a ns -
~i:i ~ - sss "a Ter sssseas,
slasa sns kisa.r L. 10 Jsi Aisi ~es; q
shs s0rsas. 'as ir'e ssAI'eA en- asisass u sss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

The new 1outhssn Coal Compaay yso-
terday 0Ded fer Seoosd dseds 70 fourl0ea
Of the q. Clair County mines ajone lhs
Southern Roilr0od. for which q tOlal ueSco
Of $4,000 10 named. TIE mlnes pvrehasaa
IN 81; Clair County. % named in the Aesd.
two Aaule mtne@ 0lendale. Oa5tei6e.
Green Mount. echurmann. Ookiend, on
AN!. Avery. Little oak and Rose HIN
acres IN fee si1pIe ol coal hn4H ana -
secured options On $500 ocsOa The total
output Of the mines. which b eseinated
10 b. more than l.1oe0oo tons Annually
Will be disposed Of In g. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

9gnce;on. No. AGR .i-Io-dass At
Tendance at IN. Bunccton Fair. Nh!ch be-
gan It's .-r.r annual meeting Yesterday.
cas- q recn,a b.eaks. II p..taI os attend
aYce The crcad 10 e.s.r,isied at from
;r,1 10 10 NJ 81 tclai trains brought n
hunirsd. Of visitors from Cooper. Moai-
.eau ard Ao-sa.- counties.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
xEw YORK D1EEPs LEAD N SHOOT.


Sea Gtrt, 5. j.. Aug. ;l.-EeW York re-
mained wen in the lead at the conclusion
Of the firing to-day In the National Team
Match.
Tia infantry team al the United States
Army. however. took a spurt and passed
Ohio: All Of to-day Was devoted t0 Skin
mishing.
Barring accidents and adveree weather
conditions. the winner Of the national
trophy win be known Tomorrow night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
LATONIA 6El.ECrIoNs.
PUBLIC SPECIAL

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 3.-Selectjons:
y1rst Race-A0erica II. Topsy RObisoo. eu.
esco93 Raee-Deaih. KncuIedee LADY Lou.
JSird Race-Jaks GreenbeEg. Robin Hooa.
Fourth Rses-Daaek Cat. Nevermose. chsee
ftfth ksce-0esvesy. Outia0. H.ieerssa.
ooobIe. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Tn. Ea.; ST. Louis Cn:on Packing Con.
pAny's plant. rear the eastern lim.,a os
~. National S.ock Yards East ~. Louis.
Was destroyed by frc carly yesterday
morning. enss.i.ng . loas Of about C.os.
James Sh sehln an! +. F!anHigan. ~ho
crec;e. two years ago. stated Yesterday
that they Hi,i rebuild ~ once with a
orick building. The insurance on the
building va. only E,Sr. The IRE - sup
posed 20 na:c been started By q spar &
!ror.. 4 locomotive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
FOUNTAIN o. 1--we At AITos.

There has not heen Q death IN Ale0o
knce August %. and undestahcfs say Vhio
has been the most healthful sum1aeI n
quarter NJ Q century. 0seSetaS3es eS
cemeteries In Alton. - yell - Altoa un-
dertakey>. cc:y0eo:ate this.
Only "a few deaths have occurred In the
combined Altons since early In the spgin0
Tho population of she cos1b1ned Alton0 Vill
reach S@A. and the condition n cOOsl0.
cred remarhs bic. Many Of the iniesmeats
made In Alton cemeteries this suamsf
were OF bodiss bfcugh: 70 Alton mon ether
placer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
RAOsu8 ssves TALcSr 0AD SoLr.
ONo0 010eV os los0ooo 1.so0o - Toeoo
O11D-OO Vov0ssseo - O0e NY.

O11o.OO Vov0sseeo - O0e ny.
CAeAoAti. Aug. Sl-FoTm players we're
LIT Hord as l-alOnta to-day. eiK 0r!i- plA yei
lSvoGtso 1olnH dosn TO ds;ea.. The wes.t
49, q Ao SAy Wss the defeat % Field
-. o. osohl6te.vs edds-ea favort,e In
~ ~ race. The summaries.
-. = = l. .ss' Niiszi E,- ): ,Rass.sh.
= e I, o0roa4. .-,n ra.i - IL .>Ss'.ny. I, -
: Sllsl. M. ~ nss E.e,s,-as; Na,sr
= kss6,.. rrcmeeass s.n.s seay BreI
0ASR no0ry l.ycss As3 Nr~sass s.s, ran
: oS0D6 eofe, s.s mile aaa . ssx,-sasA-raa
~ ~ =. HseAs,. & 49,. We eswsrs
8fSai,hss. !, ;e =. ss,ces saNr,ica- - -
SuV0. 70 I. ,arl rs.e. ;G %, jsags
~ - o.. fs,.osss-n as's, Nor,
vs:r.; e Essi.:s.' s,..s "a =
80 SaA c.sy -. r,ss.,s.., j.siaa- .
~0 Socs. ssa :sr.eSss. .nsss fss. ~
1n1nnn1. - : v-e Aasat4a. - sfts---
Et 6asa. fi~s. i.t - q rlsncss' x.ssA
VS1n1D0 oeroa anS asra9<e else ran.
MA a.. snt On. AAi: t..hnss sssr,y
06SrfV. . 60 l. NsA. Vssis Lara. -
49, - s.c0sa; yenes ~ r,as: .
q = = 20 I. skfsS f,3s. sNs - yAe-
- - 1nD lsarA. hssr. A.0rss Aei,a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
Shot Tans
mAdvettisng-No. 25

a & Lsu;s uiEae.y esaes.
- -. slka d. ~ ~ "a
ut - hsw / nod pey . s.
Lou;s hpuss = &1 - . advz-
Ire ,oiheeoasun2 Thgkdkez
eplniasd ~ a aoeoua1 q he
quality q spsb ed = -
sec,isa q de eoaasy nd he CO..
pelilina = Ii. 6e. &ze wss 20
naYa aofpsoeeea which b epe.ee
- .dvesiisag ca.paiN-waieh
se,leneaas woe psaci;caI y wooa-
uove.s1le Bsf why aosld ::
iobber Be s.ais6ed 10 seaaia !,
lie poailins oslfneda nhee is
-evea 4 such kcaE6es = Oh
hoaa aad h6as Teuilosy-a
denaad (ur . beiser elass q GOD.
and d. deuaaad. i ssppssd 4 Il
i suppssd b lie Easizs hnsseA
Ma.alaeauess .sd jobbss n eaher
6es hsvs denoaskaled he vain.
q haxing ese q Two 'leadem.'
kJhaa qsafly .ad = ps;ee. with
w6eh hey suppy he denaad jor
beahes Soodk Buf-what = uoee
b lie pe.a-by .ssas q u d.
vesised spsaaly Aese pseQssive
hsuses sss ;,oldg &e1 Cd tsde
= de Soufhwest more e|osely 10
2en. s.d sre eoase,aay sSeaang
n b sew slessa by eseaa;ng .
deupaad a he pase q 1s eoa-
sn~ ior de. spse6e braad
heLessn Company
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

JuA0s ,. z Duaseoan. pssstdtaQ ID the Az
6ses IN s. CeeE sf Ed1oSdsviiis . ofnris'
F10o6s0p S0P shos couSs.
-fAo. b. I1osis 1ossiss vAs veesnsiy pur.
chased several ihousand scree oe coal land
ospunA Edvssdsviiis we're here yesterday
eehiaQ sP the osstoaaI AL Of TIE land was
Tsse S.r.ss1snss % Granite city. wcr,.n
The hOne saam. have 0tvsn asousoacss thss
they Win attend snd tahe part IN the NssWssn's
e0uFnaasnt. to - held in D1wssdsvilis Labor
4 possy fssp Granite city sonA ss auto
oD1o % e6War4svtlls for d1nusv yesterday ~
~ Albost HleASSnOAooo'0 n0W toustng CO...
rse1goinQ N the svsaiaO. fhsy were Abevs
siempis( vert.: ". W. Ms.lea. S.Osri.tsnh-
p-ssaisndsat az the TIN mills: Otto HOefsl. fcrv-
80. q the :airsAng seDsrsmsns. and Josssh
sisssf ~ IL S:Aissa Coei Company. to-day
IT, 2 stalias Iostt.oe viii the EAwss6s-
vtlse ceel Co@peay, end ven lnne efeev the
1lao q Elwos9svtis aad TOO nsaF 0eauntou.
1hs EAWer1Dvills mine n bsiae imDfOysd with
the s4atetoa q henhs Of very lorgs bealsro snd
5Anmas 1sayas wss br"eohs n Edwor4sviiIe
yesterday. a6d aftss treatment Was sset 10 =
Aoepttal He ests9pesd % Pcs eshiad . seui:
ed has . G.sAsd hssd and several srushsd
Andrew Uhosso o. cniuassiI,s b . patient IN
the COunfy Hospital heso. While 6sieep. h~
ascsp. climbed over ths Wt41sG ssll % h6 see-
end story room o01 sesDpeA OF iuto sDaee He
Wes Daeksa - % ~ Dass"ssas. heoy hurt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
Reso0aO ~ Ch0sle0e0o. 10.
REpCpl.Ic SPECIAL.

Chasiestoo. IT.. Aug :l.-The Coles County
Fair rece susuinsfiss To-Day are - follows:
koGsf. fourth Hest time. s:lsS. Edwin Doe.
Blue Racer. Anna DILLON and Ssnie Wood also
50 p.e.. ser.: ~ m IN ..r.,.h, h:...
Ss.. ,hisd: Moi<.s bSlk ssarsh. Bss, time.
::iSH.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
SWING AsD sWIn1sxo Ey.xrs.



0oe60e 1ossltos0 T0-NagAs.
Swimming and diving viii t. the sea-
eueo0 q the annual tournament at the
AoeOge institute Grand avsnue and
t1ockogy Street, tonight. Arrangements
have ooen made 10 accommodate 4 large
ctoO0. The events will start at Q o'clock
TAe p9oGramms includes contesea for
swimmers ranging In ages from 70 .
yoaro- Sone OF the younger swimmers
havo attained such speed IN the water that
they have agreed 70 contest against the
older ana larger eQuatic artists.
u eho fancy swimming events all con-
teeeants Wil be compelled 20 show three
0e110atosy strokes. and then three strokes
chosen by themselves. 4 possible three
poeots for each stroke. eighteen points for
all Vt1l b the basis on which the swim
menG W1ll BE- scored. y. Busch. John {.
0e00eO and Ch:ts Ainke will be the judges
a H. fancy swimming. 4 fancy diving
0D1 OW40MinG exhibition Wtll close the
,eve01a80 entertainment.
~ eatrfes are - follows: Harry
0eona0. Nathan Goldsmith. lIout. walther.
Kari Walthe.. VIM. 0iraldin. Earl 0tral.
din, Wa. Gundiach. Alfred Otamm. Max
DeGa Chafies Schrimps -. Goerss. Alice
Rsoo1GeHast. Alice Gtraldin. EivA Held.
CAsvlo vehiksmr. Marie 0essler. Marie
I01oeeg. 0ana Stockton. Mrs. II. Bran
1sa6ufOer. Anna Hennerich.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
uoa0 DGArs sCawA0 At TENNIS.

Woo0OV ooos lI0se O01y Gee O0e 81
UoeoOo0 0o00s o. T0os0a000e.
Eiusse Moro defeated HchNAS In the
Round 0ooln tournament GA the Triple
a courts yesterday hy the scores OF -
60 "a From the form the winner has
tA0o eAe shown he has bright chance Of
- wy III. ss;e"n;h tam. sMinss
0c6O0A loa.nG only ono In the tourna.
n,soA 0eesson has = psrfee' rscord - Tar.
but has cot piayad as rsAny games as
Aog0. He N1on ten cut d: - many played.
0j0ooo0 and More have Agreed to VlAS
eha11 match Tomorrow and the c0uteot
pCo0s1Dso % b . good one. - they seem
10 - 0Qoaliy paired.
3. y. o~mpis ha. shown the next best
torn. OenninG eight out Sf ten games
D1a0V1. Each player II compelled 20 play
1htSey.sOO games. iher- being thirty -thsea
Saes1eo. making total Of tNs matches for
sho eo0BOAment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

e. - - n - ~ la"~'s s''ss~
"a: !: 49,; 4: - e 6. =. 6 - s =: =: 8: 8:
- = 9eak1as . 0Ie eea0 Pee q TstP!s 4.
80 yss b tAs 1asssAss - oses hia .
=. e: :S . . A:s::s ~. !: cs :. -. ~! =: !. S:
-. - Seoe esG e H. e01eeon that tAo
- eoo 9Aouo ~ - ope0 h0D1ic1p th1D
ssa sss s''sv rs ssss'se1s . ehssee e sss
2ose1a Deaaaey. losDer DAys1eal tastYseees
- = - U1lysss1ey. ~ As0art ses
10 cssy X6lsess dss psssssy s.is sSss
.ee1sa = ~ apDlSeetica f1F . position ss q.
tecs CseyseSty: Oely 2 eg.au cum Vas keeD-
ssss: e sAs saiyestey -. @ ma cop,e e
W:tSlsSv h SrotSe1S sSSniicSeSon i.,e De.
AseJ = - wercsstes. Mass
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

ooaAeoa Aosse0o looss S0see Dess.
John Ose. Superintendent Of the 3odison
Couaty Hospital at EdWardsville, sole
march On hIa friends last evenin0. Altss
WordSvilDe. and a1teH supper she end Ms.
ORt went 10 the Ses1dence 0f th0 Reverend
Elisa Stafford. % PaPk street. snd W~rs
0aFT3sa.
Tko couple kept their plans to them
selves and no one WaS apprised be4ide tho
ntnjDter and The County Ci~1k.
DupeVinto0dsot'O residence. neor the hos
pltol WheSO they Win live.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Itme-x:9ftS. S.SJH. SSfN. :.
Joe, Second; s1r Farst. thiIa Time. las.
Five and one.haN furlonGs psWse s:!-Natsie
D.: 0fSe: RShoka. second: Gayosc. third Time.
fhe ::x pace. purse SLWo comes OF so-mor-
ROW. with fourteen entries
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
suerps,,EAp Bar sELnr1oxa

osieEPsr;EAD BAT sELn>T1oNA
4PUDLlC SPECIAL
Neo York. Aug N.-SeleCtioas:
Y6S3 U0cs-COnfsdegate. Beautiful Besa. Bal
oee9e1 Racs-Eusenia Burch. Spring. Doa
fA1sa Asrs-Jsmes Reddsck. Sly B.n. Nos
.YesstA Rscs-Hamburs Belle. ossssn. Molly
.HN8 4acs-larett.; Royal LsssnA. Sovereign
My0 Asce-eHost Hose. Jso9Iin. Atas Grow
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
neo aeros.e Cen Driess $3.50.

held at shespshe6d Hay to-day. 4. T.. iiu.n,il
gaA : eoa. de top .T:e. for ;he .n. 81 Imp.
ming Water wAs sold to G. r. E5isna for q. G0'
She 10 by SIR Dixon- -Br-skSst-,. O,he, htss
". y. Hchefser. 9. 40: ch e. BY Imp Ben
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Marriage LICENCES issued in Eas, 81.
Louis y.s;ertay were to Holland Eeave..
81 East ~. Louis, an3 Nira HasieT. q:
Vc.,a Sutton. -. bo;a OF East St f>ou!s.
George Schmidt. -, and Grac. burkhasdt,
3. both Of East -. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01
nssoDss ~ Hassessbsrs Fsir.
lepps.us prs .psSs.pau

aa the WArensburv Fair ON the third day was
. record breaker. II r. estimated that =: ~,
psfsoas were present. To-days events were
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

eosy.VS1eh A0oevessosy.
The Sunday school Of the First ~. E
Church ~ brighton celebrated IT, aianena
Jubilee yes,er!av With 9 picnic and speci.l
the part sdjs.ains sSs esarcS sssusSs "
Given in addition 70 the eddle..es. Ths
sst' s:ss csss., :. csS. .ss..s s's.s "a:
way Na:A oe jesseyy!iie: -oshsr sddsss:s.
Ese.s and G. l. nsssr.on Of sSs. =. Z
district. Attorney ChaTies Brown 0S CTeW-
tordsvtile. Ind. also gave an interestirE
ss"ss 8" sse q & '"; Il. :ets1
Church Was eseanisrd seventy-ave yeasS
s4o yestessaay at the home q Oliver
:sr. asss OF xssn:: ssSs., "ss e
present Post1aasler q Briahten. Wss the
sssr. Sss Ss p: ss e: =. y
account a lsiiinG health. Doctor ~. u.
II. HORNE 10 the pesssat supsrtntssdsae
Pssssse Cesoo Grooos Dssss.
The tyensy-etxth snaual picnsc Of ths
q Bells Grove est of JsSseyyiiIe. fhs
Ptcnse vso IN s1l-dey affair and, in ad1i-
ana literary programme was Srnde1ed. 4
baby SHOW was held. and IN the afs~sneea
z baseball same ws. played between the
nine. Come of the music numbers On
the programme we're rendered By Pp0c.
tons Hand and the 6hipmsn l1odiss' ouo1.
tet.
Jesssyvt1le N0Aoo.
Ars J. &. Nct3sssh end dausAsss. Ntss y1os.
en- en- nnso'sth. ~ rssu'sed Yesterday fFon Co.'S
Mrs. Ed.s,d NeG.ssA .ssv.sea y.sssre.y
Srua ea offended visit With sslAatveS - Chi-
Captein C1srsaes Wet Of The steamer Eva
Aims 70 susss of yersryviils gslastvss.
,eroF: Ia: s:';.mSss , sss,se e ~ Sse'a q D.
ms Diame.d .sael eees:ss yiu b. A.sa ~
The The s;.:s SsFss e y;s.Sl1sy Sss;; r.; gn,.r
Derancs URSoN fNussaaY. Hsvsssnbsr IL
Clsrsnce Cssne q Roeh6sSAap. Ill. Wss Q
Postmaster oessss slessa Of os.sssa. m.
ss. = s.!s:rsy T.! Tces,
jehn Ios..rs. ~ pses.. H.. sss . visitor.
EilIie@ Marie q Eiseh. IN. vas . sssse
Ne .S. 81 s :s.. TO no.ay
fcId. Colo. fOs an ssisaesd visit 10 hes Ssf.
snte: NJ, sad M. Eawasd l4eAk.
AiSa 0soM:I Q: Hoopessna. IN. 10 the eSsst
Miss Ks;hesiss Slsvsss. city editor ~ IRE
J.,.ey cssrsy neNSrret. sae Mice nard rs!ss
r.: ,Hsv.ss:4 ". rrses end Ar. P!.e9
g hin:S.ss. ~: are the guests os ~. 80
Hs-wea oehslsI q pslAs. III. uss Q evsse
yesterday - Jese.vvlle f!is0da
Cnar,ss 4; Wyekca q Aosrtooss1as. ~ -
Mo. Anna SasSsEsr 1.ii sssss,ais .Sc Io1sss'
Hapsiss SVclal Cnion this aftSrap00 q heS
home. No. 80 North iAheS'y street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Building peIAitS issue6 IN Bel:evilie yesses.
day we're aS follows: To T1oseIcc kassScaun.
for brick dwelEng On East ID street: q. Ao.
To nsasy luad. 1fans dwelling IN Wess End
HeiShts: )oSe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Rsr-. x,sess. ess has eesa .anni.0 rail-
e.s~e . ~ est. that tsssoecs for tke sOe;ass
ans asrdirs ne Aiseanos e,~..s SrS res
sar0ssng Oish HasS<'e isEs, Sofks. oea -
~s:i III % sse "a ter sssSods
- 4. c. sas ,s.se sosS svre;ess j, ems;s>
SlAGa snS k,eAsr- L. sss Sai Atsi 49,; -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Eses eas % the four a ,nsSt tWinesrs IN the
S-yeas-oid yrut 81 NeaAytiie I'D; geek was .
madeline E!scticn~G. - Aisj sers tsrve u
eb0 foST money ~ .nnefs IN the J yo0F-old tfUe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-01

Hans Wsia has sppited 20 the wss;ssa A.
A q 70 have HE cvs Of fcr,y ee-s nire :aches
80 de~a Q rs&osa tor ,nis Siv.sson- Al
though 10 dia Nce 0ia the event. h~ tcsssd tbs
Ossessn % vnd snns that distance - tas If.aA
Natyoe Altoes meet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-02
COUGAR
KILLS
GOATS

Jacob siegmund, Of Klumb. in this
county, was in the city visiting some
old friends and transacting a little
business. Mr.. Siegmund is very much
interested in seeing the mountain
ranehers protected from the ravages
Of cougar. bear and other destructive
animals. Recently a cougar went onto
his premises and killed eight fne An.
CORA goats. He piled them up in a
fence corner and covered them up. az
a cat or dog would cover It's prey. Mr..
siegmund says the cougar kills more
deer than the hunters, and thinks that
a good bounty should be offered for
them. Both for the purpose Of protect,
ing stock and deer. Ho thinks a dog
tax would also be a good thing, as
many sheep are being killed by vicious
dogs. Mr.. siegmund says that II
dog is Of any account, the owner can
afford to pay $1.OO tax on him, and II
hs is no good he had better be dead.
Mr. siegmund is an old settler, an in.
fluential German, and a man Of good,
thorough ideas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-02
GLOBE
TROTTER
KILLED

Gustave Laurent, who with his com
panion. Louis Avernil, was in Salem
ten DAYS ago on walking tour of the
world. was murdered at Red Bluff,
California, Tuesday. Tramps, stealing
free rides in a freight car. along with
tho two Frenchmen, did tho deed.
Laurent incautiously displayed few
dollars, which aroused the hoboes' Gu
pidity, and his murder followed. The
country round about is being secured
for the men who committed the crime.
Laurent. the dead man, was trav-
elcr well known the entire length Of
this country. In company with Aver
nil. he had worked his way 20 the Pa.
cifc coast from France, and when
killed was bound for San Francisco,
there TO take ship for the Orient, and
continue his wanderings.
Tho two Frcnchmen excited tho no.
tice Of many people while in this city.
They we're dressed in serviceable walk
ing costume broad red bands about
their hats, proclaiming tho fact that
thoy were "globe trotters." Under
their arms they carried huge volumes
alled with autograph letters from ev'
CRY city In tho United States and Eu'
rope. testifying IN every conceivable
way to tho fact that tho Frcnchmeu
we're not hoboes, working a novel graft
but simon.puro globe.girdlcrs.
Averuil. the surviving member Of the
pair. is held AZ Red Bluff 90 wit
ness II IL extremely doubtful whether
ho will continue his tour alone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-02
The Recorders arist.

"It was the salOOnkeeper's fault, 3"
declared d. A. Garbiseh this morning
in the police court. where he was on
trial for drunkenness. "I told him
not TO let me get full, as had TO
catch the O'Clock train" " But the
excuse was inadequate. Garbiseh
could not convince Recorder MoOres
that the -saloonkeeper was responsible
for the jag, and he was fined IS for
falling from grace.
John Sykes, just returned from a
hunting trip, forgot to leave a loaded
revolver at home, while he sought the
pleasures Of the cup that cheers. He
was landed in jail short time after,
ward, charged with drunkenness and
carrying concealed weapons. The hns
was IS for each offense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-02
CARELESS
ABOUT
RUBBISH

The habit OF householders Of this city
Of making bondres Of fallen leaves,
dropped on trees branches and dead
plants may prove a serious menace 20
property. Al this time Of the year the
removal Of such vegetable rubbish by
burning il In the street Is common
matter Bonhres may be seen In every
direction at an hours OF the day
This, in almost every portion Of the
city, Is in direct violation Of the FIRE or
dinanee, but Fire Chief Savage has toll
Grated the custom, so long as reasonable
care and diligence is exercised TO pre-
vent a spread Of the flames. One con
iition he makes however that all bon
fires must be kindled In the center Of
the street where there is least danger
Of any property catching IRE.
Lately reports have come 10 head
quarters Of residents who ignore this
stipulation an I light hres in alleys, on
vacant lots, and In fact anywhere that
Is most convenient. Practice of this
sort Is exceedingly dangerous, as sparks
may at any time fall on and set FIRE "a
nearby buildings, Lighting fires any
where, except in the center Of the street
may subject the eulprit 10 heavy fn'
under the city ordinances.
Leaves are difficult 10 dispose Of, ex
eept by burning, and Chief Savage doe
not want TO hinder the cleaning up oi
the city by prohibiting THAI method o.
disposition. He realizes that many peo
pie would not 50 to the expense Of hav
ing dead leaves removed by carriage, 4
that were the only method possible
But he warns all people 20 be careful
when making bOnhFes, and 10 constant,
watch them until the last blaze has die,
out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-02
THROUGH HE DARK NIoHT
Aged wife Finds Husband Dead BY
IIor Side.

James Summers and bis wife, ven
crablo couple, lived In little cabin IN
tho heavily umbered mountains that
skirt tho Aisoa valley, and two miles
from tho nearest noighbora. ono night
last week tho wife had occasion 20
wake her husband, but ho was uure-
sponaive 20 her call sho shook him,
but there was no response, and then
sha discovered that ho was dead.
Lighting a lantern she tFudged two
miles beneath the towering ars, that
intensified the darkness. 20 procure Tor
her lifelong mate those tender services
with which humanity puts away tho
loved tenement from which tho soul
has taken llght. II Is truly a pathetic
Incident.