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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

The title of James B. Connolly's novel
will be ION Tybee Knoll" instead OF "The
Dredgers," first announced. In the book Mr..
Connolly shifts the scene OF his studies Of fish
ing life from Gloucester to the mouth OF Sa-
vannah harbor. a region with which he is IA
nniliar through having served an inspector
In the government engineer Office in Savannah.
The volume will be issued shortly by A S.
Barnes G. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

Charles Batteu LOOMS. author of Cheerful
Americans and More Cheerful Americans is
about to give series Of lectures and readings
from his own books and will begin operations
in the West. Mr.. LOOMS had already been sue
cessful in reading from other peoples books be-
fore he had written any of his own, and at one
period filed engagement entertainer
at Keith's. He found being funny three times
a day more trying TO his constitution than MAX
ing out bills for gas company had previously
proved to his conscience, and after short
son gave up the vaudeville stage for literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

DR.. Anita Newconb MCGEE has written two
articles on her experiences in Japan during the
present war; for THE Century Magazine" The
first of these, 1.-The American Nurses in Japan"
will be published in the April number. DR.. Nc
Gee was acting assistant surgeon in the United
States Army during the Spanish War, the Philip
pine insurrection and the Boxer campaign. serv-
ing directly under Surgeon General Sternberg
At the head of band of American Red Cross
nurses, DR.. MCGEE worked for six months last
year in the hospitals of Japan. DR.. MCGEE is
the wife of DR.. w. ]. MCGEE. the anthropologist
and geologist and daughter of President Simon
Newcomb, the eminent astronomer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

Country livers and country lovers will welcome
the publication of another volume by E. P.
Powell author of 1.-The Country Home which
was reviewed recently in these columns Mr..
Powelrs new book is entitled THE Orchard and
Fruit Garden" and will be published on March
% by Mcclure, Phillips & Co.. in their Country
Home Library Here the author should be on
specially congenial ground. for he is one of New
Yorks prize fruit farmers. and his own little
fruit farm at Clinton. n. Y. is a model of
it's kind. The book will give advice in regard to
the best kinds of fruit and plants. and what
are the best species to plant in different locai-
ties, as we'll as the best methods of cultivation
and the best ways to avoid and combat diseases
and pests likely to attack each fruit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

PORT ARTHUR: THREE MONTHS WITH THE
BESIEGERS. A Diurnal Of occurents; ~
Frederic Viliers. with map, two facsimiies
and thirty-fiye Illustrations from sketches py
the author. and photographs SVo' PIP h0'
e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

THE HAWTHORNE CENTENARY CELEBRA-
TIoN at Wayside Concord, Mass. July Al 1904
limo. pp. Dos Houghton Alifhn & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

LIFE AND SERVICES OF WILLIAM FARRAR
SMITH. MAJOR GENERAL, UNITED STATES
VOLUNTEERS. IN THE CIVIL WAR.
Sketch by James Harrison Wilson, Major Gem
eral u. s. V. (Heroes of the Great Contiict)
I'm m ilrniro ton. H. I'm RngAr "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

The title of Jack London's new novel, which
Macmillan is to publish in May. will be "The
Game"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

Guy Boothby. the English Colonial novelist,
who died fortnight ago at the age of thirty
seven. was from the point Of view Of book
sales one Of the most successful of the pro-
ducers Of sensational fiction. He extremely
modern in that fashion of modernity which
Is even now passing. THE London Chronicle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

According to the figures compiled by "The
Publishers Weekly" the number of new novels
and volumes OF stories published in the United
States In 1904 was 1,007, nearly two hundred
more than were recorded in 1903. The number
of new editions of fiction published in the same
period was S14
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
SWALLOWS POISON AFTER
QUARREL WITH PARENTS.
Miss Clesseat1ne HALEY. whe Droak
CaPb0lie AclA h Coffee wlSl

because home. she said, was not 10
pleasant as It might he. or as Il once was.
Mise Ciementine HALEY. . pretty Ed
var5sviiIe girl. ASsayed the death that
carboic acid brings. yesterday afternoon.
The action followed 4 quarrel with her
fEther and step-mother. leaving the din
Eer table SiIe vent to her room ana se-
cured bottle q carbol!c tcid. which she
had secre,ed.
She returned 20 tire table. poured the
contents into Q small quantity OF coffee
and drank Il. She then tossed the empty
bottle into the center OF tho table. Thc
falling bottle and the fumes Of the acid
attracted the attention Of the family. The
father telephoned for doctors. while 9TH
er members enieavOrsd To force antidotss
down III. girls throat. while she Stfenu-
0usly resisted their efforts.
Doctor u. 4. Barnshack appeared quick.
~. md after ter minutes work she CIR:
was pronounced out Of danger.
William HALEY. father Of the girl Was
until recently Sup.rint.nden OF Streets
IN EIvardsviiie. she herself Is a very
popular girl gni bears y rUod reputation
Until last spring she was telephone Up-
orator IN the Missouri Trust building.
Her elder sister was thu wife Of Eli
ward Green. the ST. Louis fireman who
Was killed some months ago. When she
fell III Miss HALEY gave UP her place and
nursed her until she died. She then TOOK
care OF the children until Green was killed.
u few weeks l.:.!. and after the second
death she brought the children 20 FL
wardsv:!'r. Last night She discussed heE
act csl.n,y. saying she was sorry she did
not succeed In ending her life.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

D
EAST SIDE
EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION
OF BAPTISTS TO CONVENE TO-DAY
Dissolution OF Association Which Will Churches to Join
County Organization Expected Precptate Much Orato
Reverend p Alexander Moderator Over Va
rous Sessions.

The eighty -ars. annuai session Of the
Carrolltcn BAPTIST Association will con-
venc with the First Baptist Church At
Car!inville to-day. The meetings viii con-
t:n.e four days The Revernd,I :. p. Alex
ander Of Auburn wi.! preside as moderator
az the vasioIs sessions.
The hfst session This evening Viii De
given TO the work Of the Ministerial Con-
ference. The opening devotional servtces
Will be conducted b. the Reverend A. w.
Jud!. rsstor OF the First Baptist Chu:ch
ut Grafton. Jersey County. The sermon
:or criticism VIII be delivered by tie Rev.
erend " ". Hicks. pas:or Of tie Fi:S
BAPTIST Church at yscseyv!ie- The Minis
.er:al Conserenc. vii. Sa C a:!n.fe1 snrT1Sn
Wednesday morning. In the afternoon ;he
regular association programme wiu De-
Zin. and the greater portion Of tine ses.
sion will te devoted TO :ne business ot
the body.
Tharsday even,n: the services will be
ia charge o! the Association Bsntis; IounS
Peoples Cnior. The president o: the as
ssc.a,.oa. the Reverend +. F. Go.e. pastor
~ :he Firs; Bapt:s; Church At Eened.
VII oreei.s The principal address VIII o.
delivered bv the Reverend Doctor J. ).
Porter. pastor CT the First Baptist Churcl:
AT Jo.iIn. Mo. AMI formerly TIE paste. "f
the Yirs: Haytis. Cha.ch q. Jerseyvtle
One Of Che pr,nc.pa! questions 20 be
considered by the body Is the propo iition
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

r. X Matter and John Inxcrso'i. Iesii.nts d
Got..rey Eowns',ip. say the aa.HI-.s t,.A; ha'.,
ssans sss ehsl ismas !n TIA: W sowa,ip % i,r ..vsra
months. are nc. e. as ALLEGED. but w'.,es-
There are f.f:sen wolves ;he paca. and they
ar. y,stogs & ~ said
''.,er Msrahy: e. years Cd CID d;-a sunday ..,
~. had Ily.' in ;h.s vicinI,y f.: forty y.;irs
sr.,. 1. su:yivci ~ Ave children. Ne. Huh
Me;Irrls os North Ai'ra. Catherine. who "a
a.. i-rsui;ns MN IL: 81. Luis. =. os Bs.:hf-
en- T. A of Alton and u of wichita. Ia.
-tc funeral viii. b. this morning from the
Esv..ena =: r. sp,id.rs returned 'a.: even.
.-S fro, Rom. :'aiy who're he went Svs-Si
nn.:hs ego CT Q SPECIAL mission s.- f:!Sat
E-s.r.rG James iiy1r. 'aSt1r .! Alton
reception VII .o gwen Father Spacing We!ne.-
.lsv evening In he -pAi:irs auditorium by Ills
ps'.sh.crsrs-
Ia me- Mc.;.s.a - year. Did is missing for.
h.s hsYne n shields and his wife ;h!rks he las
: serted he- ars lis :cIr hi ,:r"r- H. was IN
TIE employ q. tl. city L stTe-: cleaner. d.-v
his -u.. Saturday. sG!3 th- tina check and Sta
H.rry Ew.! has r.,urne. from Ashland.
T..r.. where he agent the spr:f< an'. sum.
IlE..
Mr. and Mr.. n J. MrPh.',i.s o. Upper Alton
srs visiting relatives N >rIlrGf-!l
C..rerc. Ga:rc!l Is home :ror. f,art!sto~n
John Moore ha. rc'urns! 20 Davenport. Ia.
N'-s stella Blake Eas resigned rev pos!non
as ss.s;a-. sE;>r,! or ~: S-aysin9 in :h- Cre"A
I.ii.ar schools n.Ar s7iscU:rs. 7. =. and hes re-
,u!u-,! 80 Alton 20 trae the .osi'iSr Il private
s-r-e;a.r fer she Jo..asVa & 6rs'.n1sts C1n-
s'TIic'i"D Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
A r..r,- Trrs..i-s
=. ~ Az. =. IL II
ATTACKS THE JAIL:
GOES TO WoRKH0USE.
Fe.AinsaA Walser sensesceA e Ssse.
- Dave ~ Bel'esii'e snssss"fsoo
for using As % a1aS"ose.

r.-..-ars Wzi;s- o: I<-.surg. ~No
'r.--. = -a-v tsp- 80 l'.rhslTS c1.s-
ss,,s~ ~-E .A~-..e p~;rr Schzs-:a-- ete
~ ~,--.r. i-H-s'-. .--s S.-thy ri-h
rA.-o--ssN Ms .s1.s--ri g. 80 Ho-s-
e,,.-- =. '-..s,sI!s sg- -.1stv i.ays 60
>e<-l4- 40 hAa h@.- arrested - a
-z--rCr r., NssGGl. So i~-s-- % 10 C;ea;
80, -,--, g-d sf.h --sz.f-S ~ - --r.
-zs Hsls 20 80 Cis.-! 10y n W. h-;i
-aSa-.-- 60, 80 Al a-s---"Et ~
r,.--S. - = -5~rf~- 8. a - 81 az II -
e.s-- ar a - 2 assaulted =, S-s:'-
s~-.zerxf--s aI- = = gifHCrs uSei = - = ,
- ~-sas.-.- -aEs sgS.s--E s:=s % retreat
~. ~s;---.st r-a 'pgh'~-tz-Tr. s'sC'-
80 80 rNr- Deputy >-~c.S N!il.arTs
rt-.--v..rr- ---.----s1 - F---,- BIZ. .. -
sTsS.4 S-zsV-ts- =C'-. i - ssn;s-s q,
80 - -s---tv -E.--C sally ar-cs'e!
s.r AL .--k-1 eia - = sEe L.-ss-Ts
a tsls.1=s
Ear;y -ss-s-3sv rlo--.-< S.rt.ra-2
w-lts- E--rG -..t a. ~ t~Hss. The
c-a-,s :: -. --g Jos. Ss-sun s-G start
=. - as--l.s' 4, ~ s---c:G-z E.-h Nis ax.
N.Y. R-r{--sl.,r Arsi- uas -ai.ez. ard
ar-r-;~,. ws.t.r .s-ck;as a-a - .s tie
S.-zs s.3 s:t.. SssAs.-A--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
CARLTON BARELY
ESCAPE A MOB
Angry New Workers Set Upon
Bigamist Sentenced for
Nineteen Years.
JUDGE IS NOT LEnIENT.
Tells Prisoner He Il One Of COun.
try's Most Dangerous Men,
and Regrets He Cannot
Give Death Sentence.

New York. Oct l-Freder:ck z. Carlton.
who Was convicted OF :hree charges Of
bigamy AMI one ot grand larceny "a
Eroca.yn.. vas to-day sentenced 70 term
As he :e:t the courtroom he came near
being .Cbked.
on the f!.s, Indictment, ,hs. Of marrying
Mary German ahile hi. :rss wife was
ai!ve. sentence was suspended.
For marrying Mary }. Smith waile he
lad another wife living. sentence q five
marrying Lulu Ke,tering o! Rochester. =
sentence o: four years MAS given.
On the charge of grand larceny in drug
Eng and s9bb'ng Henry schaub. M
tcr " as sentenced 70 ;ef. years.
Cartons Counsel made . Diea for .nien.
cy because Of Cartons II! health. ard
said iCEg se.;s:.ce woU.J Mean cfSct:-
cA..y NE sentence
Judge AspinaII vas most bitter in his
cenG;.r:s':on Of the prisoners crimes and
attempted murder when he robbed Scilaub.
WOULD HAVE HIM E;XECTTED.
CoE;iEu;ng, Judge Aspinali SAID:
'You are a: Heart a Villain. a murderer.
sw!:.tie; ara a th.... a.1 ! am <crry
chair
Just remember that your mother was
q woman. but you played "i'f the love
"f women. AID when you were through
with i:cm you turned them cut ia;o ;ie
world with :heir shame upon them. You
are one OF the most dangerous 'Hen In
the country.
As he left the courtroom after this de-
nunciation Carleton WAS met by a young
woman who called hin by name and ire
gan 10 weep. eNci1iming:
What IL. Ji.s.s. said was I'll true"
Carleton laughed in III. ycun.; wuIian's
f.o. and passed on. Hh.n oGtsiG. TIE
building ne was almost mobbei 5y crowd
oi n.en. many Of whom had once been his
n.ig:lpvrs. but who then tried to strike
HIN.
The mob numbered fully "a. AMI the
6epG'ies who guarded "a: c'"r. beng
handcuNcd TO him. had great d:..icuiiy in
saving him from serious injury.
They ran with fiIe prisoner I, street
car. AID In this manner esc-i,sd from the
fY.k
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

to dishand the asspciation h order that
the cha-ches may Join the county as,o-
Citations which occupy the eanno territory.
The Carrc!iton Baptist Association at
present has q membership OF over 500.
and the churches belonging TO the organ
i1ati0n cover an area Of 3.lO square mi e.
Eo1r Illinois counties are entirely In the
district covered by the body. and parts
Of three other counties are also covered
In addition to the Cafrolltcn association
the same territory II covered with seven
other Baptist associations.
A year ago a movement waS launched
by some Of the most prominent ministers
of the denomination In Western Illinois 70
oryan!se the district covered by :hese
several associations into Baptist county
associations. As result OF this move
ment the question will he brought before
the teicgaies 70 the Carroiiion AsSocta-
Ton fd 6.shand that body and permit the
churches to 60 into the several county
associations, TO wi.icn they E.osraphisaiiy
belong.
The discussion Of the question Of disso-
lu,io., Is expected to bring up one 4 the
s,SuEges: contests Waeed y. religious or
garizat;on ia that part OF Illinois 20: sHr-
crai years The delegates from tn" FIRST
Baptist Church At Jcrseyvil!e have been
sent to ;te association uniEstructed or
tire question Of dissolution.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

underlying the southwest one-QuaTfer Of tise
northr ess one-Guar:.r Of secston Il. township
! ror,h raLge west. and more. cons 1eraiion.
&S,gyv
81 ~ stephens 10 Southern Coal AMI Mining
Company warranty deed IN al the coal and
oia-- minerals underlying the npTthwts; cne-
quarter a. the nrrthvest oEshalf Of u. town.
sh!y north. racye WeSs. and mcfe. consider-
ajion. E.sse.
Robert Favrs,a.n 20 Southern Coal and Min
IN; Criny any. warranty G~ci 80 all the ca
an, 'hsr minerals .riy!nx th. g'rih 80 ore
quarter ~ tho northwest enc 1uartrr q section
n iownsAip I north. rsnse . west. and ".hsr
lands: consideration. 5.ls5. q.
Esi'H link tn Il. n StephenA warranty deel
." all the coal an! other minerals underlying
:he east on. half "f the s'uth~es: one lua.ter
e. .ect.o1 is. TOWNSHIP, I north. range s west.
and other lar'!s: consideration. 8. 80
u " stephens to SOl'her, coal ard Mining
CmIany. warranty deed conveys sam~ iaf'is as
are d.scrhsi IN ieesi from s;so. Srhauhert AMI
wife ~ ~ ". stephens: ccasiis ration. HH.si.
William g. Carl 60 Patrick Flsnnery a Sun.
warranty deed 10 the northwest es feet Sf lot
y. all a: iot - and Oh" southeast - fee: u
!ns .. block s. East Bourne terrace: ccns.lef-
alton. r.s0O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
CHILDHOOD ROMANCE. WEDDING.
Cosple wh0 Were SweethsoPts -
School D0ya We'd.

vI'nar. Calhoun. 81. AZ! NIp Nora
Watkins IA both Of Fast =. Louis. So
cured n msrrias. licenss IN EAs; 81; Louis
yesterday afternoon and we're married BY
Justice ~ che Peace John J. DriScDI
r1-ns-ce which began IN childhood
Calhoun and his bids were reared IN
Ha..7pn. III. They ~"r; 20 a'hoo! TO-
r..ac- and we're chIlih1ci sW.sthes-ts
Seya-a! y~ars ago Calhoun went 80 Fast
- Louis e. take a POS lion t. / railroad
o.ice In s,:,. n" :orEo. aboTc n. girl
whS-,l 10 had left ia Na-to1.- Several
months ago. sNa. TOO came 20 Ea-. St
!.or.s s0- employment. The couple mot
week ago. the ole !-.en :shIp .nd 'ove sere
renewed and tho marriage followed ycs'eT-
CAV
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
EAST SIDE CAR SERVICE
FOR Y. P. FESTIVITIES.

Extra car service has been arranged BY
~" East 81 Louis and SUhurt.n Electric
Railway IN h.noT OF The t.!ieG pru.,i-;
f.s'iv.ri-S IN 81. Louis tonight. The
bulletin Of Extra service II a. follows:
city pivlsion-Fuil service TIL lc:50 a. N. owl
service 81 stat. street. r-rr-gs'i. ami cent. a.
PsTS s,.-.y.is leaving U.s; cal o.. E-l:.a y.
I. -" rnl 4. Usual ~! se:v: On
CcHrrai Park division I'll nEIt.
i;.il"viie i.ivisis.?-EN:Tl cars from Ma. ard
~ pIiesy ai l. 10 / u aEt -:I5 a
'1i.Iusvii-e an! Eisys-isriiI. piEisi,f..-!-N'ra
fTyT - ain ana Hr.a l1ay a :. !. and ..iJ
a These cars ~ili rSn through by way of
Sig-fnouf
G'FaT0n ar! Lhan.n Div.s!ors-Ex.ra cas-
correcting a; Fic~al-:t with Suburban cars
lea NJ !.ss. .it- = u- I L .-g ...5 -
Through s.-g -. lyEgss hT.Ic- without trans
f.- N STOCK Ea-.s Ia-SiCxa-. s,ra:r stT--c.
Cleveland avs:lue. ErVs.:u.y az. j., IA -:sitis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
MANY ATTEND GIRLS FUNERAL.
SiE C0ustns pnl1beareps fer Helen
Cecilia Sheehao.

N" fITeral Of Het.N Cecilia Ehc.han
Of Jers' y:i!le. who died OF Appendicitis
Friday evening a: the horne Of her sran I.
par.u's Mr.. AMI Mrs. Edward MctSrath.
took place Mt 10 oci,..H yesterday morn
Ing at -. Francis N0y!ers Church in
-as said by the pastor. the Rsvereni
FatEs- B.-IIard ". i..e assisted by tho
Reverend Father Josr Snyder u Grafton.
III. !a'g- auditorium vas fiilsd with
IN. fric-.G= and relatives @: the k.r! lie.
scioo!rn t-ee In charge OF the teacher
Miss iassett cccuT led seats IN . body. "a
well rs the members Of The Young Ladies'
S0ta!i::. S,y Young women. cassyneecs.
acted as hprorary ps!lb.arcrs They were
Marguerite Kcl!ar. Annie IAurane. Ethel
CorrnT. Cecil Gers. Marie hsroy~-s
and !t.a ScheSer. Six young men. ali
cousin :. se.v"i as shc active r,lfearers.
They w~-. F-sncis NcG-sfh. Ray Shor-
tai Harry nurns Jot:. purrhy. Francis
Dcvl" ard INo H,,rns. Special music was
s,Irg D.; ~. choir. R,:rlsI was in St.
Frarc.s Na;.eY's Cemetery
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
GIRL DRINKS LAUDANUM;
IN LOVE WITH FIREMAN.

Despon3. because her affections were
NOT r.cigroca;.d 10y member of ire
Company No. I q: the East -. Louis DE
!artmeEt. Myrtle Woods. aged - years. oc
No. 80 N0rt!: Third street. East s. Louis.
swallowed nearly two ounces oi iaGdanum
near tn. engine house last night. She WAS
IN company with another gil. who sun
n.onri hys!CiIa.
after antlJo;es vere administered she
was forced 10 walk off III. Elects Of ;h.
drug. Her condition IS no; considered ser;-
Gus
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
VILE NAME IS DECLARED
FIRST BLOW By JUDGE.
II Assault Case Where Pre-
fnnIty CHused Fight.

The calling Of q fou; name - striking
the first blow In an assault case. with
the decision given yesterday by Justice
Il. Nathan at Alton. In ih- case wherein
former Constable Il. q. Sleeper charged
Thomas C!..fnpiss with assault and iat-
:ery. without sufficient cause or prUvoca-
ton.
The evidence was that Streeper hailed
Clamp:tt az the latter was passing q
street corner. ard that after few min
ues' conversation. Streeper called I1ampitt
u fou. EaI.e several times.
Then C!anpitt struck Stre<pcr and JUS
tice Nathan declared he was entirely JUS
;.iied-that Streeper really began thC as
sauit when he called EamesS and that he
ought to he lined for doing 50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Wh"r" 'lr.. high ~I'.,is cause 4 downfall
from the pear tres rha, * liable To re-
s,Il: f., waste rrv rta following method
q using .I. Win falls. Gather the triiit.
~sFh. rem .r .uiyerfec'!"Us and bruises
and pack In an aga'" or s;CTeware op,.
cover with -rDlass-s and water ani iake
all day ar nier. N 7 slow oven U..il the
.,uit Ia q deep. r!"n rsi AT! through. Drain
- IN. syrap AM toii down until thick
az! ,o,.. over the fruit. These pears.
tsrInl Ia a .lce co:npote. Will b. found
delicious
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

E.ss Ssrs tS-'u44 fas -sfs'-sHs srl-s . flsSs-
A.. ..sr : r-nr1s..1u- u
...- -1-s IN c. sssz; r"-s5> 70 .is:;i=s
N:.s S,fi, Ml,i~- :. y.s';.s l- r:--zh.z.
a... ,5>,a.ss Hsr<a- .. v;.ti=s .. c.-iyi-.
~. E--na v-ss- o: -a-;s Hal. III. 10 tss
s.-~- = ~. E---i- -ch-s1-
" ar NJ Js--s A.=s- -.fur-e5 as;
u s-a NJ. 20. xA.,a ave ry,.rne. sre-a
81 a.: ~ C,fso-s ssys retained s.0a
0 s.s-. l. UScvc.e. III
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
DRUNK on SMCs;Bl.EO WHISKY.
FSaP Prisoners Of St. Clair C00aay
Jail Are pualshed.

Four prisoners In the st. Clair County
Jail at Ee.!evt!le Sunday evening got
drunk on s,nu<:lsI whisky and N a pun
ist:ncnt for their indiscreft0n they will
have tY serve Sen days more apiece IN
th. co;::ity bas':ie. Just how ts,. liquor
Has sEiuS&.l into the Jail IL not known.
but ;i,e Nen wegs found E!oyioUsly drunk
by JsI!cr Tip Moran.
Yesterday morning they pleaded Euilty
to drunkenness in the ;ail and were SER
t:nc.d 10 ten days in jail each. The men
axe: EDDY Mo-,arity. Pap Cody. James
Demmcry and William Murray.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
~ TLEv.sEWER BIIL INTRODUCED.
OsASaanee AVPsoprSases e:ca. 400 for
Darlaa9e syOfem.

TIE ordnance A-;hosiz:.E 'he building
% a. o,:-,e. .sser "a cce; rs =. was pre-
.s-.~i 20 ~. Eas. s. LOWS city Council
yes.r-.ar morning. a.i a!'e: The ,it~
ar. -t= recon O@ria'i5.s BY 'se E1s:5 o:
p,.htI- !r..rc~s:arnts Nefe ee,3 :. pss
referred 70 .Ns COMMITTEES or Ordinances
II. sewer provides .p- th~ construction
= an og,i.' .s~e- eh'rE viii .sk" care
q. ~, o. .hs c!;y sewage !: also .It-
vie. :s- a s.Es?.-s station
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

NumerOus Certificates ReaardioG
Delicate Health Of JUrors. Pro-
yoke JaPlst.

Because Of the large number Of doc
tors certificates produced by persons
summoned 10 90 petit tu.y dut: il; the
r.. Uunncz4n eErounccd that certificates
would no, be taken in future unless the
doctors making them swore I" TIE truin
OF lii. statements made therein
80 many produced certificates tia: they
We're physically G:.tt 10. jury duty that
the Juds. Intima.ed tina; IL looked iikc The
County Board In! selected "a list CT i:iva-
lids from which to draw Jurors. or e.se
that doctors CERTIFICATES could be had FOR
th.. asking.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
HUNTERS LICENSE TO WOMAN.
Mrs. George Fearnlcy First Ap
plicant in st. Louis County.

Mrs. George X. Fearniey of CarsonviIie.
IT. Louis County. yesterday app.i.d for
and received a hunters license from Co,isi-
~ Clerk John Rnhi ut Clayton.
Mrs Fsarr.iey ~ the FIRST woman hunter
To appear at the Clayton ofYice Sh. W.
accompanied by John J. Marks 81 Car
sonvilie. who a.so secured q license
Mrs. Fearniey f. N. wife of 81 I-ou,s
business man and always acc"rnpaR!ss =
him on his hunting expedition. She - sail
TO BE- one Of t.se best shots In Carsonviiie
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
Bsy Tra.apl-S sy Hsrse Dies.

Thao,sore fiuha1. IS years Old. did early
-r-',Tj'ay In"rnM. as tho result - hcinc
stepped on iv n horse At Miils:a.it. Sunday.
TIE bay vas r,'ins the horse. when II be-
came .ri.htcnri and Throw him. then
traInr!.rc On his pr s;rate form. Coroner
Irw.r was cal!n.i to y'ieta1t yesterday
TO hold the ins.uest. The Jury returned
v.:,.ict CT accidental DEATH
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

son and Mis- Bertha panfogS. Pos,InistY, 50 st
Stonington. Were married Yesterday.
I.JCASSITAR
Chsr'~s,on III cSt Mr. Ever.tt fnoaS
Of trpz.l. Ini anil Stse Hazel s;p.ar 81 BUSH
ton Nsg- married here hv Justice p',rai.,gsr
WEDDINGS AT CHAKi.ESToS
Chsri.strn. Ill. Oct 2-Mr i.awraI.. n
Duncan anS Mss Neil Wanp.r. both .f Hum
bolt. M Arthur IHarn~,ser ana Mi.s ;tats
''Iine. both Of Oaklani. Slr. John ". t,a~t,a
and Mis- Sarah Parker. 10th of chst sti->,ori.
were married here YESTERDAY.