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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
ING WILSON TO ALASKA IS EXPLAINED.

ports He declared that the co-OpSrai tive
work Of the forestry service was Under
taken tc provide "a series OF practical ex-
ampi.s Of improved treatment os private
L.. encouraged. Mr.. Wilson declared this
ooii,'y had been os ines'ifnabie benefit to
the cosn'ry a. u whole and was entirely
legitimate.
Th. expenses Incident to this co-op@ra-
tion. Mr. Wilson stated was .!.frsy~i ~
The land Owners. and this had sn3 bleed the
collect an iaiMsnS. amount of valuable
data.
Nr Wilson also had f.w =. marks to
make about the criticisms Of the trip his
son and privst. secrrtafy. Jasper Wilson.
made to Alaska. - trip winch rurno. said
cost $50 and Young Mr.. Wilson declared
cos; not mole than So. Secretary Viii
soE said.
JASPER WILSON'S TRIP
Tier. wsS = dispute between miners
living III Alaska and Others not living
,h.r. as L" the condition % tn. game.
Congress had given ne power To grant
permission for PERSONS {" hunt there Tin.
permits Wer. granted freely for a lime
Foreign nchl.B-n who wanted TO set
;fJgE-- would go In sn1 shoot and shv.r
until they got sh.. specimen they wanted
Tn. others they i-!t To rot on ih- ground
1t ~as reported 20 me that th. sssne
~ss Ia danger o; exhaustion ] sent IN.
pfi,rf. secretary TO Investigate along lire.
suggested. lie returned and submit Il
Ysrs- ] 'i'n SrfSt"t
20 hunt On. question '.sfsir.s To- be ,i---
ctis.. eUL that - -f.th~- heads Of AMI
NILS killed ., TN. winter for meat may
hrcu,h; out a. trophies ] think 'ni- ma :
property - done under certain circ1m-
sfance<
Richard Ch.a,ham. secretary or .he
Southern Cotton Association. received =
telegram late last nigh; which caused him
abruptly 70 leave Washington II. Is ur-
de,-;ood ,o have gone 90 Atlanta. Ga. TO
confer with she president n. the sssscia-
,io, M- Harvey Jordan. who has starss!
a campaign 20 force NJ. wilson out o:
Orc.
f. 8 Peters q! Texas is wroth because
Mr. Cssasham did not tell IN. reason why
Mr p-;srs's salary Of GHe a year as
vice president Of the association Was cut
OF
AT .he last meeting % the Executive
Committee IL vas found that refrench-
me.f axs necessary" said Mr.. Pete.a
"Aecor.insiy the pres;dent's salary was
reduced 81 90 and my sslary OF Ss09 and
the sreasurer's salary OF S21e Were cut
cn. Mr.. CheA;ham's statement that he
did not knoS why my salafy waS cvs OF
and hts apparent effort to credit my dts-
agreemsn: with President Jordan TO that
fac; ia to say the least. 0stOnishinG.
MY. Peters has infosused Mr.. Wiisoa
nat he does not sanct1on 0f. J0edon's
emand fos ~. Wilson's sseise0ent
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
QUARANTINE IS on
N SOUTH ILLINOIS
All Of State Below Line FrOE
East st. Louis to vincennee
Closed Against Infected Points
Place Inspectors on Trains.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

EEPrBl.ic SPECIAL
Cairo. ILL.,. Aug. 2-The portion Of I'LL
nois lying south Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern Railroad. which ex-
was this afternoon declared Quaranttned
against fever-infeeted points.
The quarantine order was the result OF
Doctor ]. 4. Eszn. secretary Of the llii-
nOis State Board Of Health: Doctor J. C..
Sullivan. \ member Of the board. and Act
M To,nixSs .axS letter IT. SSs sSs prepared by Doc
tor Eean addressed 30 the officials Of the
railroads enterins this city notifying them
Doctor Esan returned this afternoon
from Memphis. where he investigated the
methods employed to guard against
fever epidemic. Doctor Egan has sent to
Springfield for four inspectors. and to-
work Of inspecting All trains and steam
boats.
All trains will be met at East Cairo
and inspected before they cross the bridge.
o. to inspect all trains crossing the bridge
Want HEALTH CERTIFICATES
There was q great demand TO- f1r heasn s,,
to avoid delay occasioued by quarantine
regulations. Following Is the notice TO
Cairo. ILL.,. Aug :. lsos.-ro the Gen
eral Mans gers Of Railways entering the
State Of Illinois: The Illinois State Board
Of Health hereby orders that. until iur-
ther notice. no passengers from New Ut
leans. La. or other points. In whicn
yellow fever has srpearesl. or may appear
In the future. shall he permitted TO leave
trains as any point in Illinois. south Of
the line II the Baltimore and Obi" South
western Railway. running from East st.
Louis. on the west. TO EiEcenEes. Ind. on
:he east
"Cerfifica,es Of realth from ofncials In
the infected districts In the South Will nOs
b. accepted for the transportation OF pas.
aengers into tha: section OF the State o.
Illinois lying south Of the line above DE-
scribed un'G ten days after said pas
senssrs have lett the infected districts.
MUST PASS BEYOND LINE.
NO passengers from Louisiana. Florida.
Alabama or any other States In which yei-
low fever has occurred. or may occur. IN
the future. shall he carried 70 any point
in Illinois south Of the line 0f the Baitl-
more ard Ohio Southwestern Railway. un-
less provided with certificates OF he9ltn
signed by national. State or municipai
health officers.
"Insp@ctOre of the Illinois State Board
Of Health will board all trains pAsstnx
through the. district south Of the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio southwestern
.:Pass.nsers coming from points south
NJ th.. ;.boye described nne Will BE- re-
ouired to show that they have NOT been IN
Infected municipalities for ten days prior.
JAMES A. EsAE. NJ D..
Secretary and Executive onicer-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
VISIT OF YOUNG
EEpt .i.iI SPDTAi.

b
Washington. Aug. james Wilson.
Secretary Of Agriculture. has PERSUADED
John Hyde. former s:afistician o: the
Department ~ Agficuitur.. 10 return to
investigation Of the i.akas-s and nnanipu-
lat.on of figures ~ tn. cot;Cn r-i"rts
Nj. Hrd. eilI'cd quietly away to Eng.
!:nd on tn. Etruri.. after he ha! resigned
under - hot i.e of criticism from tn.
southern Cotton Association. Secretary
Wilson. wh" hid trusted iyi. and ac.
c-pt-d his resignation with a :u'som- let
'.r q! Irais- tor his s-rvics-. ws- ap-
Yar.ntiy a rnu. n surprised a. anyon. else.
Last week Mr. Wilson sent to NJ. Hyd"
n csbl-zram. telling him that h. was
wanted in wa>hingion. and would better
f.turn. This Csbl. dispatch reached Mr.
Wilson to-day from Mr. Hyde AZ South
port. near Liverpool:
X. turning as soon as possible. Letter -
That's good news. declared Nj. Will
~. Hy.. will b. subpc-nasa before the
Grand Ju.S witness Immediately he
returns.
TN. Grand jury j. now. according ;o an
admission IIlaG- in count Icy District Al
r"rn-y Beach. Proceeding against Edwin
: Holmes Jr. ta- aS<octst" >ss;tsficiaE uS
the Department Of Agriculture. for nt-
tempting :" bIib. another government OF.
acial
Secretary Wilson has selected =. l..
Eutchir sam. . h:otb.r 81 Director Hutch
in.O: oi tn. Mss>issiyr. coii.e- o; -,-Gi-
ct.i.u.. u, t,- a ,.l..ns-' "f ia. Statistical
Boar. MIR Wilson SAYS he intends Z" re-
place IT,. members y: fh- temporary
boar. with n.a men a. last a. NJ can
-ri them.
MRS BtR.H STILL. on PAY Roll
Mrs Bertha Burch. chief S-at!-Iician
Hyc.'s secretary. IL sal! drawing pay
from .h- Department of AS:icri'ug.- Al
though she NiI never again serve ia that
,.-par,m.r'. Mrs. RJYch Vii! draw -al1ry
Al a.. ra.- q: $40 a mont. 70 TO August
- 81. i.f, the Bureau of Statistics on
y,.ly :. !u.t after If. Holmes had he.n
dismissed and Mr. Hyce hAi resiGr.-,i-
-. prepared her Tes.sn-isof. but .; wss
=. v a-o.-i u 20 tax. eject our month
Asea1. she being allowed thirty days
leave All employees are allowed thirty
DAYS ieAve in each fiscal year. The ascA!
yss. began July
There are no end oS hints OF fr-eS1iarf-
ties ani easy 9osnl methods n the Dr.
par,nen: O.. Agriculture In one bureau
. woman. y no hves In Baltimore. - said
20 be carried on the rolls AZ good sal
aYy She comes 20 Washington tutce .
Mon;h TO draw pay and Is supposed % DO
Wcyk at home. hut the service rendered 10
held 70 b. merely nominal
Secretary w:laon sad to-day that she
published reports that the Bureau os For
essYv ~as doing work for private parties
dtd aos constitute murh Of . discovery. -
he hal announced the fact In hts osn ss-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
ROBBERS BLOW SAFE
At ROYAL, ILL.,, BANK
One Man Holds Inhabitants at
Ray While Tw" Companions
Secured .OOO-Make Escape.
hy Boarding Train.
EfrrEiLc SrErA..

Ref Bile SrE|rA..
Crbana. Ill.,. Aug. while one man
held several inhabita of Royal. a
Champaign County town. AZ bay this
morning. his two companions blew open
the SAT. "f the Ffeese and Sand"rn Bank.
carving 0H $.NS their booty.
Awakened by the explosion. residents
hurried to the bank only 10 be- repuised by
fh. rohts.r "n guard. Who ffrsd several
shots at the mOre COURAGEOUS citizens.
When the shooting began. the people
fc!l hack. and fh. robbers proceeded at
their work of loo:ine in ieisurely man
re:
After getting the money. the visitors
made their escape by catching a passenger
train at Glover near here.
Tn" safe was blown To pieces. and the
building was wrecked by the heavy doc.
and parts Of the safe. which we're hurled
through the sides.
Royal has a population Of IN persons
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
GARDEN HOSE IS effective.
Lieutenant GuiOn, Former Fire
man. Exfinguishcs a Blaze.

The explosion os a coal oil isnp in the
hone %! John Ziegeimeysr a, No. 1J,'
I.Hr.Sors avenue. caused damage a,
gsv to I'll. building and 3IfV 10 the
tents las evening".
Lieutenant, Gi.ion Of the First District
uno. previous TO h.s appointment to the
Do.ice force. vas ms:nbe: OF the F''f-
Department; Tough, the blaze with a gar
Den hose
lie succe-i.d In checking the spread o.
IN. fire until the arrival of the Fire De
par..ncn, bu; in doing 80 he ruined a ne~
Uniform blouse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
Eeselhorst's Great Se6ng-OH Sale, On Acoosat
Of Being Forced to Move On Short
Notice, wa Come to
PROMPT ENDING SATURDAY TINS WEEK
Large mbers Jakag Advantage Of kieseorsts Plaa Of
Se6aq at This Crest Saie, Which Meeas


Only three NOR days and this great
sale Of good pianos will have passed
into history.
Only three more days for you to
avail yourself Of the greatest piano
Offering ever made In St. Louis or
any other city.
This is lot fiction or fancy. but facts
-coSA. hase facts.
Being forced to move on short notice,
tho Kieselhorst Piano Company de-
sire to close out every instrument.
only because they desire to 60
into their new store with an entire
new stock. which they have purchased
for that purpose. but not 20 be Obliged
to store any portion of this stock OF
good Instruments until their new
store 1T l0c7 Olive street IS fully
ready for occupancy.
So como and get . pi:Eo now on
about your own terms and At prices
that will please you.
We are making the prices salts
factory.
You'll admi: this much when you
call and In vestigate this sale.
The sale prices We are quoting on
many instruments enable you to pur-
CUoSc = pSsAuU AOA sSSS seA>AA Wv ~SSe
Of manufacture.
The very large number OF instru-
mcuts We have sold mp 10 date Is the
best evidence that this is \ piano op-
portrnity that no one can AFFORD to
miss II AZ instrument Is needed now
or In the next two years.
You'll find the best Of pianos In this
sale, for the stock consists OF the
h:,hcst class and most reliable
makes, such as Kimball. Hallet 4
Davis, Steinway. knabe. Chickertng.
Decker & Son. Hinze. VOsc. Leslie
II. os.. Cable. Irving. and numerous
others.
Tn to Saturday. you .aA have the
following pianos at the following
prices. TIE pianos are new and show
little or no traces Of shopwear. and
,-s fully guaranteed 10 satisfy pnr-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

sTh- Deaths In 81 Louis. Chicago s,i PITTS
burg Nsr. q! refugee. and the dr. .as~ did 10;
i.,oCie Epidemic In ;hd<~ c!ilsS.
Scattering figures from Texas and Other
points In Southern States not included in
this sable bring tn. official total {" .'cs
deaths The number Of cases was ~.ri-
mated al .i.V".
GREAT PI.AGCE OF NORFOLK
The TAIN cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. v~. suffered an epidemic az yell
low fever Ia the summer % is..s which
caused >"'. deaths and si:ros' d.popi.i.I. u
tr" two cities
80 great was the fear of The .!is.a~- ;hlr
,.opi- deserted fhsi: relatives wh" w-r.
lying at tie point OF death and Eel 10 n.
north. Physicians left their patients and
:oin-,. in tine :ignf-
Al. communication with other ri:i.s ~a>
s-v"r-i AMI the fuHi'iv-s mad. their Way
afoot- For many days coffin. were not
persons remaining 10 bury tire dead
butchers an! al; tHr>'Es working about
siauGh;.- houses. 1artsS- .'saa~-- S"a
r,.n engaged ia ali srrts o: dnc!.a'iy work.
universal immunity frurn ;h.. i.-@ase and ~:
siNty-Gye men e:.S gel ~ conveying 'p.ii-.
to she cemeteries and ~ .xCsSatins the
graves bu; on. contracted N. yellow fever
and the case ~ as not fetal
YELLOW FEVER IN TE:NAS
C;.,y.a;ar. ard The southern an. .outh-
western parts Of Texas N.r- <N.pt by ~
epidemic OF yellow '~r., Ia IN. summer -
les. which cagss~d ia DEATHS In Calves
..r ai... e-he. ci,i.s suffered extensive
IL but no recor:s of IN. number Of deaths
~-rs SEit
IN. southwestern tc.i q Texas and
Northeastern S-sico have passed through
numerous yellow fever piAsU-s. bat the
cr-a. ep.asr.i.c> which csvs.,; SO many
deaths In I>oui>fana. M.s>!>S..Ci- Aiaas. ia,
an. Tennessee IL! not gain = foc;Eori in
sh. I.oc- star State. ard tie northern
r.ar: ~ the State hss always enjoyed ifr-
ruuniry
Snrr,.por; ana M-mphi. suffered from
yellow fever in 49,. there being - s-aihs
in Shr.vsrn.T and 80" In Memphis
Ts% epidemic q. isS. Nhicn brought
death 90 more ;hs. s-sO csrs.,:s an S-N
o-i,ans "a. cisss'roEs 20 four other
southern cities
There W.r- i.isi deaths /. Noble. 80 In
V;rkssa-x. is IA Lake Provide ace. "a.
Ph.iad.lphia became infected in the
san.e YEA: and - persons died q sei!cs
NEW YoEkS LAST ATTACK
Ye.,oG fever appeared as a. epi1eu.c IN
Nee York for shc las; time II i9S WAen
,here Ws-e shirty-sevea deaths. Other
deaths since then have been OF refugees
from southern Uoinss. or ~ sailors Who
have did ia duaran,ire-
several small ep,demscs appeared IN
North aad SoVsA C1rc;toa appeare& IN
Sfaia sn 1877 hae iCl. FHtaiisbes IN
CAarlessoa. q e.. IN Isss aa0oered -:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
FAIRBANKS SUDDENLY Ill.
Vice President Il Attacked ty
Acute Indigestion.

Detroit: Aug "A Tribune special from
"a aulse ste NJ RE. Mich-. says:
Vice President Fairbanks vas eeixei
With an acuc. attack OF Indigestion AZ The
reception inc.Ss nj To the canal s>mic~n-
se. NAL tonight. and had TO te assisted
from the stand IN the park.
..I3e UA!ked 10 the fro1uois Hotel and
lecAsred 20 hss room Immediately
To all callers he sent word that he
would b unable 70 see anyone Until morn
inG-"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
VERNON holds TENNIS TITLE.
Defeats ID. T.. J00es ~ k0as0s Cbsy
After 1'SayDDg Hard s;00e.
REP, BI.Ic SrE3HAI.

Kansas city. No.. Aug. 90. Y. Vernon.
Missouri Valley tennis champion. retslnei
HIS title Ia a match with y. L. James i,i
Jl- challenge round Of the Missouri alley
tennis tournament here TODAY
u was necessary To play four sets ne
sor. the match was decided. After th"
first set which went 10 James by scJr'
OF 81. Vernon was never In danger Ia
the next two sets James could get only
two games. He scored one game IN each
s.i. tS. scores being each 81
Tin. las, set was deuce and Ys0Uiresi
tweiy. games before Vernon ~ss returned
= winner.
The score o! this Sc. vas IS Vernon
played a steady game throughout and wo:,
BY simply outlastine his opponent;
The match itt the double between Jane
and Jones'. present holders q: Missouri
Valley Championship. and Sheldon and Yer
non challens.rs and winners nf this year
tourney. Wss postponed Until! tc-moSro"
after two sets had been played Each
tam won n set Tn. ~roYes were 81 it.
favor ~ Jame~ and Jones and 80 In favor
OF Sn-,den and Vernon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
B0RES Deep FOR WATER
AND DISCOVERS GOLD.
PPeea00s Metal FOU0A Oe0e0sA the
Psa1ssy Farm 81 . Nest.
clair Mas.

Ref BI.:C SPECIAL.
New York. Aug Col! and silver are
sal. 10 have been found 10 feet l<iow tho
surface OF the earth upon the farm OF r.
Hewlett at North Caldwell. " Y.
HoWlct, is a real .s'as. dealer OF Mont
clair Three months ago he I.urc ha Sed q
'1'.a.r~ farm a, North caldwell 70 ~ni-
bark IN the poultry business. He BOON
discovered :her- no water on the
place. and ncIsei We'll digger ana u
tor" was planted two weeks ago.
when Sep'h OF ~ feet Rad been
Y~arh.!- silver sand Nas discovered ard
upon boring 10 f.-; EoWist; !"un. gold
Mr. Hrslst; paid Ss!'ss' for th. property
and tss refused 81 .sS sc- 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
OOTY LAYS II EGGS AN HOUR.
African l-uana Makes World Rec
ord at COnev Island.
Et:rt Ei-Ic srE.TAi.

Ef.s't Ei-it SFEtsN.A
New York. Aug :-S.yea..e neess i!.
one soGr IS fhs ossicial having record
amateur or professional Of the world ard
~ b.lenss To IsOJy. S.uth African iguana
AZ TIE al! animal show. Corey island.
The watch Nss h.n on the cspsc.ous
CTsN,sr N th- afternoon. and :h. record
~ir +. a;'~st.i ~ necessary aS Manager
Tutor os th. show
The remarkable p~-!ormaa-. occurred
shortly after the strange animal vas
place.: IN an exhibition booth ne bet
iora o: 0h:ci Wss Si.~d with md ard
-, on the ou;sij. O: the srens-h1us.
Each egg - akDg; an Inch IN diameter
ard = covered Ike :hoss O: q turtle
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
RISKS LIFE TO SAVE BABY.
Timothy Dcnehy Rescues Jose
phinc Williams From Tracks.

Risting his life Tin,oth- nenehy Of No
e:u Division street. rescued Josephine
Williams. Z years old. living At Twenty
hrs: ard Ei.ltil. streets. from h~ing ground
{" pieces h. rcrthhound Srring avenue
car In front ~ the cfild's home at 40
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The escape % the child and rescuer Was
hy a very closs margin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
SrT.ciAI

svAcrtlansi ore ACe- .-N.s>nG-.An- r-S-
t~se.,d at rSr State building TO-DAY serp.
- exsrsS--N,s- s--.rra Bets William v,c.
- 0N, n. 1. Sa.fcr. = NsScis
Hassas S>es--, r. Tar s-e sfsr, Rat
ssu Feee, 6~,rc. Gss,- AL e::. J SUD
nxs. n. 6. Nra,xom~ry. Mare ~ Agea
tSsav.A / MTsaan l = Sss. Fs-ssr
sS:y: Essa Ans Ns~sHH; = n Avery sns
- -. So. ~. - 5..s NJ 80.
Yiss 4 s Snso1. Mss ss.r,sa SSl-
- cs.ssa c..s,t ~, 1913. ,.sscs s.s crs-r ser
- isss. 3 " i@~s s1e.r-sa.s Z =
- J. I. Esn,er u ussase. A.:
- O. !cA.sse. Ms.fe Asc. Mssss r---
=: & 3. 1nse. A,sAas~. Es.i nas,.s
fci: 0ax lHiss and 0tee. ceacs1n. Nh
6ssss 6saAia. ,oss0se-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
MINERS TO MEET OPERATORS
Meetin: Called In Chicago to Set
tie Shotfirprs' Difficulty.

Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. IA call was Is
sued to-day for Q meeting OF the State
Executive Boards o: the Illinois Coal Op.
orators Association and OF the United
Mine Workers of America. to be held In
Chicago next Monday to settle ccntrO-
versy over shot firing In the mines In
the Chicago and Alton Eubdlstrict. which
has resulted in a lockout Of nearly 2001
miners since July ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Since the year ls7s. when yellow fever
invaded Ii cities and towns OF the South
ern States and caused 15.So4 deaths with
81 ss..es .es have Been S ve eomSsrasiveIs W flee ef
New Orleans Mobile and other Gulf
Coast ports have suffered from, the raw
ages Of the plague at different periods
since. but the number Of deaths has never
been large.
Five years after the signing Of the Dec
month"; month"; yel,o. o. o1eren fever made af il frsp St ap %
pearauce In the United States. at Boston.
Old pamphleteers say that the disease
was brought from Africa with . shipload
on the fact that I've days after the land
ing Of a sailin7 vessel early In July. 1sS0.
v'rulent type OF yellow fever. then
under ,he the Of ,.e
appearance in the home Of q lonGshore-
man near the wharf.
During the simmer more than 40 deaths
occurred in Eoeton. but the disease dis
appeared With the coming Of winter.
DISEASES ORIGIN IN AFRICA.
A. early ~ that time the physicians 10
's r. sSs s:, A. snn IN
eouth Of the port Of 81. Louis. Africa:
Since then II has practically been decided
that the mAlady. originated in that por-
The small percentage Of fatalities among
members Of the negro race Il believed to
substantiate Tho theory that the disease
had its origin in Africa and that through
centuries OF combat with tho rnalady the
neGr0id blood. II not immune. at least Of
fer a resistance not found in the blood
Of tire white man.
New Orleans kas suffered to . greater
extent thaa any other American city. nj.
though Baltimore. early In the Nineteenth
Century. vas seized with several serious
ep,lemics.
NEW ORLEANS EPlpEalICS.
Beginning with the year 1919 when care
full records 0f the disc ase were first kept
by authorities Of the Crescent City. the
deaths in the greatest epidemi,s were ~
fOllOWG
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
TRANSPORTATION OFFICIAL
DENIES COACHING ACCIDENT

Sal, Lake ttlh. AuS. :.-Ih- Asscc:ace:
Press to-niss: received III. following me.-
sAS~ from Mammoth Aot Sp:inGs. Wye. :
There .s absolutely 70 Truth IN ,he cvE-
rs,. re,ori % q Sricus coaching Accs.ent
IN Yellowstone Park There has been "a
recent accident IN TIE PARK Of this char
acte- F!casr d-ay -. report
,Siec~Sn
H ". Chlld Pre<.5en: Yellowstone
Fx-S Tran.pcrta;ios COMPANY
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
3 new 34O) Pianos now S2l3.
4 new $3.50 Pianos now $2S5.
0eW $500 pianoA nov 4SS7

new 340) Pianos now S.43.
new $a5O Pianos now $2S5.
new $500 Pianos now $337.
The above comprises the best
makes: some others At corresponding
discounts.
Terms: s. to SIS down. IS, Ss. 50
to SO or more monthly. buys any Of
the above.
We will send instrument anywhere.
to bt. paid for ON our easy-payment
plan.
One $3.50 used Upright for SIS.
Two $500 used Cprishts for so.
One $3.50 used vose Upright. $126.
Two $500 used Hallet 4 Davis Up
rights. $195 and 3240.
One $500 usc1 Kimball Upright.
One $37s used Chicker,ng Upright.
$14s.
One $3.50 used Knabe Upright. $3.50.
Terms: We will make terms 50
no cne need hesitate: all can buy.
Just come anc sec.
COMBINATION PIANO AND Play
Err OFFER.
A good Piano. worth. .S27s
A sample Piano Player. worth. ESQ
Rolls OF Music. c............... IS
$3.50
So discount. 264
AL lOI SS0O
Easy terms on this combination.
Several piano players. comprising
most all best makes used As samples.
1904 models. etc. to close out at
$40. $40. $1GO to $3.50. Easy
terms. II desired.
SQUARE PIANOS AND ORGANS, s:
A MONTH.
A few square pianos and organs
left to be given away. All We charge
70 is the repairs.
" you need an instrument At all.
come and see us right away, and come
before the bcs: bargains are taken.
Remember we are open evenings
until $50
KIESELEORST PIANO CO..
Established 1879. St4 Olive St.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
RECORD OF YELLOW fever
PLAQUES IN UNITED STATES

First Epidemic Occurred Boson 1885, When 100 Persons Died
The Calamity 1873 Which Fatalities Took
Place the Southern States-New Yorks Epidemic in l59S
Which Lives-New Sufferer
SPAIN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03
STAT|ST|CIAN HYDE WILL
RETURN TO UNITED STATES

Complies With Secretary Wilson's Urgent Request That He Come
Rack and Aid Investigate Of eakages and Manipulation
Of Figures Cotton Crop ReportsWil 90 Before the Grand
Jury Which Now Proceeding Against Edward s. Holmes,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Chancellor Of Alton Diocese Re-
eeived BY Holy Father.

Ro-se. Aug The Pope received in
private audience to-day she Reverend Ed
ward J.. Spa!dins. Chancellor OF the Dio-
ceee Of Alton. III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

0oys Aee0se1 e Seeotl00 p0aos.
Roy Wyanr. Year, old. and Ralrh
p~uny- - yearS oss- beth OF No S3Ii Man
chssse. avencS. we're ayreyeed last E1ft-
riksf CO . charge Of having stolen 50
xcseh cs paints frcSa store q; yfne-
seea;h and Chestnut streets yesterday
mcs..uk-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

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