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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
BIG SOUTHWEST
HARVEST REPORTED
Merchants Coming to st. Louis to
Make Purchases Declare Crop
Will Be Largest in Years
Business Continues Good.

Members OF ihc Interstate Merchants
Association continue TO come to st Louis
daily. IL Ole might judge BY the re-
ports being brousht in. the harvest this
wear Vii be one OF the large in many
years. Among the many WHO have oeen
asked AS To crop conditions and the fAa
business outlook one ciscouraSing voice
has yet to BE- heard.
Washington avenue merchants report
TO Ist-up on the par; OF the buyers who
here 20 attend the fall meeting OIL
think business is better toward the latter
days o. the meeting
Frederick X. SmiIhers OF Weoka, !. T..
was asked yesterday hcw things look in
HIS neigEborhood.
Never better in all the years ] have
lived n the Territory. Az. Sniihers re-
oiled Being a farmer. as well as a
in-rchan; I am able 10 voice an opinion
either way. and l speak favorab.y for
bath. The crops look fine. and every in
dication points to a rich harvest Ihe
com IS very gooi. and almost everything
else for that matter. beyond the fact
that the wheat MAS SrOiief some sn ac-
count "f too much rain. The merchants
will d" biz business this .aii. Mhen
the farmers make money then the mer.
chants come IN fcr their share. and that
will be tn. state cf affairs this fsH
Among those who arrived In t"wn yes
teris v and registered at th" head1uat!sis
of ti,.. Interstate Merchants Association
were:
Missouri, n pin:mors set.ii.; J. e:
Reels. E.-hri.s. fr"u Ne'2cn '.tS :.
Es:. Iaw.crce. Gclisn City: Hugo Aonni:.
Eh,n.ial!: J. = House. Aprsl'on C'y: W a
smith louisiana: T.,:on Baker. Ame'.cus:
: A. Sc..ock. Coiumra: !. u Banei:on. Ma
rionv lie: 4 ~ Has'ni'h; Hermann: N:s
I.oln crawford. Cross Ti'nb.:s. Mrs.. j.. N.
,Tar.o:s. .,oss Timbsrs: John l.. jackson.
Mars.hh.Ii: Miss Ella We,.y: .Sn,sn ,,,.
,sews. Houston: George " Eu':... Miles: Effie
R,,a.r Nii.s. !. l.. Brown. Bartlett: Mrs
i<n. Irving i.sf,on: r. H. Iia.i~nan. Eacos-
a,che: Miss Sinni. Hey. Mason; =. k.np
cameron: Mrs T.p.cnc. Terrell. Hubbard City:
j ~ smith. Gainesy:i.; Mrs q: Y. Hrd
Ir G;a:nosyille: "a. r Nanny snyAer
Okllhcuia--D. l.. Eechner. WAac''s: John
PrItyl. Yukon
T-rr, Roi: Ms Ee.scoA Weieh. o@-snah: IL
I. Alien. Vim - .
Ea.-l.. is-.,e '.iy-
Karsa-J ~. Rri1ens,ini wichita: l. r.
Ert:,. Eureka
Arlans9s--w- u. e"ane. Warm; n. a. Tolie.
Trr.rr arr, F,e. : Terry. Eurtony,iie
.owa-F - Rc,irson. lcya FAILS. J: n. King.
s'orn-.: Gr-1ve: Frank Schro-df-s nrMs
iIi:aois-Wr,. Taylor. Sokomis. Miss -. VIII
son. HuieorS!iie-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
ANXIOUS TO Know
WHERE STlCE WAS
Action Of Cnidentihed Nas In
O6efing Dollar for Information
Causes Discussion In Postal In
spector's Office.

The visit to the Federal building late
Thursday afternoon OF an unidentified
man. whO offered to Gus ShaEker. . news
boy. . dollar 20 ascertain whether Post
Of:ice Inspector Stice was in the city. with
c'her mysterious questions. Was the sub
Post Once authorities yesterday.
1h9ector 9tice: with Patrolman Battefs.
by OF the Broadway squad. who 10 "a.
tiore1 at Eighth ard olive streets. con-
summed the greater part Of yesterday morn.
ing concealed IN the Post once 6usldinx.
again appear. as he had promised 70 do
Gus Shanker vas selling papers 1t the
northeast corner OF Eighth and Olive
sti Gets about $40 o'clock Thursday when
the man approached him and offered .
dollar 70 him provided he secured the in
bril;ins and left the man standing on the
ecrner. The boy said yesterday that he
WaS to get the dollar ON returning.
The lad experienced some difficulty In
6ndtne the Inspectors headQuayteFA He
Vas directed to the cffice OF Inspector
Courtney. The boy approached Mr.. Stice.
and to him he asked II Inspector St:ce Was
In the city. Stice called Shanker into his
ONCE and the boy related the story. In
1pector Sstce went downstairs with Shan.
ker. but when they arrived At the place
where the man had been left standing he
shanker stated that the man had prom
taed TO return yesterday morning and have
Shankef secure other Information.
Robert y. Fulton. Chief Postal lpspector.
last night said that while the incident was
one Of mystery. he believed the mysteri-
o'is man was some person who vas CON
nected In . transaction thought to be u.
!eeal which Inspector SSice vas investi-
eating.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
SAYS HANDKERCHIEF
MADE HIM STAGGER
Bartender Declares Customer
Tried to Drug Him and Then
Stabbed Him-Alleged !Assa;l-
ant Laughs at Charges.

The Central District police are inyest!-
ga,.n. unusual charges made by Frank
hs imam OF No. lU-s south Eichtn street.
bartender ia William McConic!is saloon
At Fourteenth street and Chol:eau ave-
nue.. against Gus Doiho!.
Aeiman says Do.hof came into the sa-
loon. ordered a glass OF Leer. and then
began taikinS. According 10 Hcinia...
DO.Eof said he liked the barieuder's ap-
pearance. and that, having influence with
Mcconnell. he would ASK the proprietor
to raise lteimans wages.
Tiie bartender saws Dolhof 5fc~ a hand
keychief from his pocket and said SiIici:
that" He says DoiEO. thrust the han1-
kerchief against his nose aad Tn: Odcs
WAS strong tina: Il made him s;agser: =:
lie charges that he fought -Doiho: of. ana
then po,hos stabbed h,m with needle
attached 10 a handle OF some kind \
sigh: wound in the lesi breast was found
BY tie police.
Doihcf Laughed at the charge. He says
he Is "a buggy employed b. Eterts
4. N~yes and tina; water gives him
rheumatism. He declares that he uses
witch hazel on his wrists and had s.,:u-
rated a handkerchief with IT,. drug just
before going TO the saloon He says he
asked Hieman to smell II. and that He
man 90. excited. believing an attempt
vas being made TO '.:Ope'' him. and ran
from ;he saloon 10 cal! "A policeman.
IL witch hazel VII! cause .nscnsihiHty
I will stop using it laughed Doinoi
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dafon.
howey.r. considered ,h. case of ssi'i''ett
irvortance To i>sI. 4 waffan; charging
Dolho: with assault and battery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
FEW NEW PATIENTS
At CITY HOSPITAL
Doctors. Nurses and Attaches
Busy Strengthening Up Build
ing-FOur Sections Are Named
Alphabetically.

Few rev patients were received at the
new City Hospital. Lafayette avenue and
. S,ittan street yesterday. The eight or
ten r'tien;s received We're sent 10 medical
"ds!S ahI little Interruption was OccA-
stoned To the doctors. nurses and other at.
lines ,a. @ N ,neir work VI Strengthening up
Within u ie~ days everything will be In
excellent condition At the city's new in
stitution for the SICK. The interior Of
Yesterday In al the wards Nurses and
doctors busted themselves with their work
anu she iaborers wOrded steadily moving
hospital into their proper places.
III. few patients that were brought to
the hospita! nere received and assigned
to wards without = hitch.
tend.ni and Doctors Eirschner and Doyle.
ms assistants. were busy superintendent
IT, work of arrangement.
The fosr sections cf the hig buildings
nave been named alphabetically. whiic
the floors are siCnisled according to num-
h.rs. The Administration building annex
Ing A. The next annex to the east u
bu.lding r.. while the next Is ''Euiid-
ing Ku.icinx D. Is yet In course Of
er.cf!cn. The last annex 10 the east -
10 be known as "Buiiding E.
The noors Of each annex are num-
n: nsses .Scor. The N lower floor I: known as 70
a patient is sent "a a ward en- the Sec
ond floor IN EuildinY G he is assigned On
,h' r.cord looks as having gone TO "C 81:
In this manner patients can be placed
and located without any trcsb..
The observation wards and cells for
5ss9n.rs ,Sa .,n s,san.a ss ,hs hospital ass on
Kelley. who has been in charge OF that
department sor macy wears. IL In charge.
II. will have under his care in future
the prisoners and observation patients.
who were eDrme:ir sent 20 the Emergency
Hosnitai owing to lack Of room at the
oil building
one Of the most convenient ea,,ipmenta
at tho new hospital are tse large ,assen-
ger elevators that operate themselves. A
passenger can step In. n-ess n button for
the car will take him there. 1f there In
another person waiting on the lower floor
for the elevator he presses a hutton and
the car automatically descends 70 that
A0aP
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS
PLAN INTERSTATE INSPECTION
Representatives States Arrange With President Mccall
Life esgation Of That Company-Be
Inspection Will Acceptable Substitute
Federal Supervision.
IERNoR FOLKS BROTHER LEADER OF THE MoV

1T being the desire OF the eommission-
ers and the company 10 avoid conflicting
with the work Of the New York LeSisla-
tive Committee. It was decided that tho
examinations should begin October l. 1t
was assumed that the New York Legisla-
Tuiry into the affairs Of the New York
Life by that time"
REGULAR INSPECTIONS.
Mr.. Folk, In explaining the plan Of IN
terstate inspection which he and his A.
sSc!aies are planning. said that they
hoped to secure the complete cO-Operatioo
u: tie States and have EXAMINATIONS in
TO the affairs Ot the various companies
made at regular periods.
We regard our arrangements made to-
day To eXaMine into the affairs o: the
first step toward the realization Of our
pian." said Mr.. Folk. There has been
"a great deal of clamor for Federal super
vision OF the insurance companies. Our
plan. !. completely carried Out. would be
a practical substitute.
Counsel has at last been chosen by the
legislative Insurance investigation Com
animation OF witnesses has begun. Re-
iIincrs have been Cfie red to James Nc
Keen. president u the brooklyn League.
who has already accepted: 20 Charles +.
Hughes. who SERVED IS counsel in the
recent gas inquiry with such pronounced
success. and 10 Joseph H. Ch0sate. former
Ambassador to England. Mr.. Hughes ac-
cept.d the retainer to-day By cable. In
political circles tho appointment Of
Nes~rs. Ncksen and Hughes has done
much to dispei an impression that the
II Is conceded that with these two men
leading the inquiry superficial invsstiya-
tion will bo impossible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
REPCEi.Ic SPH1AL


New York. Aug. u.-lnserssa:e inspsc-
p.an.es. as u pTIcticAl substitute Tor ahe
reuesAl supervisicn. Tor wnicn the peo
pie IN all sections have been ciafnoiihS
Is the object sought ny the lassfasee
Commissioners u tennessee. hentucA. .
Alnnesota, Wisconsin. Nebraska ana
the ilrst steps toward IL tue coInmis-
siOners believe they have succ.ssiuii!
taken to-day III arranging with tr.s!.eES
John 4. Mccall Of tae Nsw York Lille
insurance company tor "A thorough ex-
a,aIn4tlon. 10 be conducted jointly Dy TIE
representatives VI the various States IA
tO the affairs Of that company.
The proposition tor Interstate Inspection.
il was announced by MIR. Folk U. Ten
nessee. ws:o heads i..e ccmiI.iticc Of yis-
itiES commissioners. will Oe Iail. before
the National Association OF Assurance:
Commissioners at its meeting in Nc!
Hampshire the latter part Of next month
COMMITTEES STATEMENT.
The commissioners from the Western
Mccall in the New YORK Life building
from IL O'clock until nearly !: At the
conclusion OF the conference they gave out
the following statement. which they had
prepared while with Mr.. Mccall:
''At = conference between the commits
sofa. Wisconsin. Nebraska and LOUISE
ana and President M,s.al and other Of
iicers Of the New York I.::e Insurance
Company. held AT Mr.. McCalrs invitation.
Air Mccall stated that the company would
welcome full and complete examination
Of its Affairs. and hoped that. II inter
state examinations OF life insurance COM
panies were to he made. the New York
Life would be the first examined. This
was agreed 20.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Increased Purchases. Wider
Range of Selections, and Bet
ter Collections Are Noted.
New York. Aug. u.-Bradstrect's to-

New York. Aug. n.-Bradstrect's to-
morrow vii. say:
Fan trade. stimulated By excellent crop I'D.
vices. continues 20 expand At Wholesale. In
and some imSrOyen,ent In collections are noted
East. West and Southwest. Lanes noting spe-
Ciai activity at the West are dry Roosis. no
One-ha;f Os the 1876 WOOi Cup has been sold.
wo,seed manufacturers report orders backed
for six months. tits shoe and leather tr.des are
vancang prices. eetton goods sellers cAnn0e be-
gin " sat3ssy requirements Tor prompt shtp.
nsm.: nnlshed is.n and ssesi % :n.w S.., Sss ar 8.
lsLss matters the Industrial situation reveals
few Important flaws.
Prices OF cereals and cotton show snsne eas-
nx On .Ss Sr rsa s.ss. .. NJ Whole Ne
levs: q vslaes II at the h.shss. point Is1chsd
in midsummer for . period VI nfssen yearH
trade Is pa;ura:Iy 9uirt hut an increased nam
ke;. C.;,on I.cached Goods have teen ed-
sa sna ssa' we::1 sSs: 1 sell se Is. nils
reporting six monthS' osjess ahead. An Az
erAss advance oi 70 per cent "a raw WOOL -
last years crop. which vas very iasys o0e.
sEG the new crop - now eegtnntn8 - move
s.iss ,h .s I'D s. sns !: ersp % sn rae: s
In The eastern half of the ccfton belt. ALI.
bama.s p!g iron output VIII run IL pr eens
Of The ssuth viii be the brst ever !n.1e; and
sursd In Ii:neis. indiana ard O.ss dTZ
s.s,,es. s.s IN The ss- Nos,hsss: ;prins sheet = o:
ing cut .sh i'!s g s. ~ sc"s!a'nsS a S,s = e S =
fnrnia wheat. oats and harley viii yield ~
l0W IN avesa9e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
NAY OBJECT TO STREET POLES.
Companies Apply to String Wires
in West End.

Tho Board Of Public ImprovementS neat
Thursday will mako . special order Of
applications filed BY electric Hight. tele-
phone and telegraph companies that wish
20 erect poles on several streets In the
West End.
The members Of the hoard are not IN
clined to Grant permission for poles along
the thorouShfares specified by the several
companies. Property owners will have q
chance TO present arguments against the
presence Of the poles. II they desire.
PARTNER avenue. between Union and Belt
avenue: on botanical avenue. from Grand
TO Tower Grove avenue: on Cote Bril-
liante avenue. between Prairie and vande-
ventef avenues: and On Mcmillan avenue
for . short distance west OF Taylor ave-
nue..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
theft OF GARMENTS CHARGED
Mrs. keer Says Nesrcss Took
Go0sls Valued nj $lj.

Ms J. A. Keef Of No. Gs. Mcpherson
avenue YESTERDAY morning caused the ar
rsss OF Cora Edwards. ncgress. On a
charge Of stealing a cloth skirt: an under
kk'r, nicht dress and .h'rt n: wsns.:
valued a: SIS. from her daughter. Miss
Policemen Graulich and saitlsr arrest.
ed .I.. regre-s. Mrs keer says the s:.'
a.. fo- two weeks. ard tina. Sestefday
morning she came 20 the horse an
r.okeS NJ che garments wafaHt
rharSinS ve,is larceny has been isS.eV-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
sANITARlvm BOARD ENDS TR;P.
Commissioners Visit State Sites
To Go 10 Massachusetts.
cErtgLir SrE,

CEl'ri:ii'' Si'D iAL.
D.lassus. 40. Aug. 1.-THE Commits
si,r.rs appointed to select the location
and adopt plans for the State sanitsrium
for ~. ;;.atnI.n. "f inriricnt tuberculosis
completed titi- tour Of inspection 81 dif-
fciept proposed site yesterday. bismarck
being ;h. last r.s". visited. The. commits
sio; ais. Sisif-.! Stat. Hospital No. 4.
The commission meets in 81. Louis
August I6 anl from there WIFI so TO EUf-
land. MssS u -iew u State Institution for
the Treatment Of tuf-'rculcsis an! also
several S;rIiiif private. Institutions IN
Rhode Island ard New York
~ II. HoiH.a-r hid. III. official architect.
will accompany them Upon their return
Ssp,..nb., they VIII decide upon the To-
cation ci Mis>rgris saniiariUM-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

Marriage licenses we're la0le0 yeofer-
Gay I'm Clayton TO 0e0Fge O. TaYlor and
Minnie b. Harn9W01th Of Wleklf6e. KY.
and William ~. eandsrs and Laura BIch-
hOlt3 Of 81. Louis.
"A meeting Of patrone q tAe Weber.
Cravs Coeur, 6poede. Mount Pleasant.
Fern Ridge and Hihler schools yil be
held In the Weber Sch00lhous0 Monday
evening 10 discuss tho feasibility Of erect
ing . central high school
The speed prosramme Tor The 50.
Louis County Fair. to be held ~ Creve
published Yesterday. September there
VII be = 3-ulinute srot and a ID pacing
race. each for u purse Of Sl09: September >,
for a S;1o purse; and q l-minute county
trot for a purse of 80. September - ther,
Vi;I b. a z:s0 trOt and q lree-fOr-aN trot.
each for . purse OF $l92
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Policeman Mcclure - ;hs Tenth DIS
- Nrx My Cage AZ No ssO Co.tase
avscrs Thursday evening. Mrs Gag ~
clearing her store knocked q nsck.se
,..,resx Ns-r tcr.,-s ard set Gre 20 she
shrs Poi. ,eman Mcclure .as passing
80 .eesnr the Danger. rushe3 into the
sore ana pr. OIL. the e-e- No alarm was
s,xVveS IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
DECREASE OF ONLY A1,97.
st. Louis Postal Receipts Nearly
In 10 Worlds Fair Period.

EET'CBI.ir sFE'IAf.
vs. sshingion. Aug. 1.-THE gross posta!
receipts "A; 81. Louis in July were Sc&0.-
s'I. against sese.ii; in Juiy. 1904. a de-
crease q; Sal.
AZ Kansas city the -eceyts were 3las.-
IS. an increase OF $,..*J over July. last
year
Th.. receipt. a, ST Joseph were 1851.
against fls.4S las; year.
Al Dallas III. receipts Were Se.sss. an
increase OF G.S;N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
POSTPONE INJUNCTION CASES.
Springfield Lighting Controversy
to Come Up in September.

NEPC BIC 8PECIAIA
Springfield, III. Aug. 1.-THE Injunction
proceedings against Mayor Devereux.
Comptroller Hall and Chief Of Police An
ders0n. restraining them from assuming
control Of the municipal lighting plant.
has been continued until the September
term Of court.
Judge Creighton vas to hear the motion
Of the city to dissolve the Injunction to-
day. but By agreement the case went
over. AZ the 8eptember term . motion
Will b. made to consolidate the pending
with counter injvnction cases pending
Il In not believed that the City Council
will take final action on tho lighting
proposition until the court has decided
the cases.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
ST. LOUIS MEN ARE ELECTED.
French and BOllman Chosen on
Piano C0mpany's Board.
REPUBl.Ic SPECIAL

Newcastle. Ind. Aug. 1.-THE annual
stockhOlders' meeting ~ the Krell-F French
Piano Company Was held to-day and the
following managing directors were elected:
Jeese French and Otto Bollman Of 81.
Louis. Albert krell and II. Edgar French
q Eewcasele. Henry Dreher Of Cleveland.
HoneE. Memphis: y. y. Sruens..,S. xeS M
Orleans: e. F. F0rtee. Birmingham: Oh
ney Davis. Nashville: and Jesse r. Houck.
Little Rock.
the fo!lowinG officers: Jesse French Sr..
president: Otto Bollman. nrst vice presi-
ident: o. X. Houck. second vice president:
JESSE French Jr.. secretary: II. Edgar
French. treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Want . California ns.es

The San Joaquin Valley OF California Il
scarsciv settled The land il rich. produ-
cir- grapes. figs oranges. alfalfa and all
sorts of grains and fruits \ great dairy.
ing country. Yov can go there with small
capt. al an! make a comfortable. paying
hotrs Read about Il il the illustrated
book, The san joaquin Valley" sent for
10 cents 10 any address by tn. Southern
Pacific, Dept. III. san Francisco. Low
colo.ist rates 90 California from SepteH.
Der ) 30 October 81. 1875.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12


Washington. A l-Rusa! free dei;v.
cry service has been established 20 begin
September l. At Conway. Faulkner Cola.
~. Ark. OF route 4 6axth O. route =
.ri;a. Population served eSo
Service has seea established 10 begin
Oc;oSsr u, &c follows
IL no. - Bet tiaito. Madison County.
Route Length 90 route G;s na:ses Pop
u,asi-r served. <.9
TexaS-frnit-Na!e Van Zans County.
Route = Length O: :cv:-. Is miles. Popo-
iAtsla served. !r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
REPUBLICANS MAY
NOT ELECT SENATOR
Illinois Democrats Prepare to
Make Thorough Campaign of
State New Primary Law Is
Favorable.
REprRI.Ic SPECIAL.

Chicago, ILL.,. Aug IA Democratic
cal,.!itlaie on q radical platform q ma,
Ssnfcs senator il expected to make q
stump campaisn OF the State before the
primaries next sprtnS.
He Is counted on 10 make tninx9 oec,o,
others, whoever the additional isepuouc-
Al candidates may be.
samuel u. Alschuler. candidate for Gov
his friends In Chicago to take the roll.
/. is declared fnat the nex primary a1
offers an Opportunity 10 Increase Sfraty
J.,isiafure ansl that 1t is TO: Impossible
\ bemocrat may be elected Senator.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
TO LAY GRANITE PAVEMENT.
Wabash Railroad to Build New
ApprOach for Teams.

To tho Wabash Railroad yesterday was
granted permission by the BOARD Of Pub
lie Improvements to remove the present
sidewalk on the east side Of Third street.
between Carr street ard Franklin avenue,
and substitute granite blocks.
The buildings skirt:ng the east sii0 1t
Third street for two blocks north Of Frank
lin avenue are being demolished TO n.ske
place for . new freight depot to which the
railroad intends to build an approach for
teams.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Leaving St Louis ios p n. daily. VITA
IN. Pennsylvania Short LINES. arrtv.S
Philadelphia 30 and New York $50 .. n.
r-x, day This train .. composed entirely
oSss rvat;on. psYlor buffet smoker and .l,n-
ing ears with all 'hc modern crIveniencea,
barber shop. hs;E ladies maid. Ticket
o.nc,<. I.h and Olive and Union S:asioI..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Are reached BY the admirable train seryice
of ,nc Chicago AID Northwestern Railway
to points In Wisconsin. NeFISern Mtcn!-
-ac srS Minnesota. All st Lo-is lines
se:i fickeis via this route at specially re-
sn~ei rates diiiy. Fer Information as 20
ac;e;s ans; eoarting-houses and osro:sua::
.ses Ger .~e: ana recreation. Write or call
a. ,,eSc. o,.cc No. SIS Olive street.. Te.e-
.hons~ Man iaSs. d 1874
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
csss cse.sy vsss EsAs.

REPyELic: SPECIAL
Hss.isouvIlle. no. AUG. N.-The ninth
IsnctssiSu cicssa . fous days session
here to-day. this betng the most succeso.
Sui ia .ts history. About - nos?es werS
- a stock entered foe premiums. Ench
Aav'e aftecd4nce Wa0 GOOD. the 0uSoUs1
resferdaS HING estimated at 1Ne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
To saesee Tsr.seres. ressSes.

Tho concordia Turnyerein Will give .
eummer-nixht festival In their garden IT
Thirteenth and Arsena1 streets to-nlsht
in honor OF Friedrich Jahn. fOurde. Of
the first turning society. II - held IN
commemoration OF the one hundred ana
birth A bust OF Jaha viii he unveiled
and Doctor willisrn Fcreo. editor Of the
Tribune. Vii! deliver the principal al.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

William famil:arly known sport
Brady. Was dismissed from tn. Health De-
partment yesterday To reduce the expenses
81 that branch of the city Government.
Brady vas the las; man to b.. appointed
10 the sanitary division. ana WAS tn. first
In feel the effects OF the curta;i,n.n; %:
the force there. Fra ty's salary was s.. u
month. lie ranked a. q sanitary officer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
JOINT DYNAMITER IN JAIL.
:. l.. Melvin Unable to Give
81. 600 Hnnd hi lola. EaS.

lola. Kas. Aug. ll.-C. l. Melvin. the
tn,r. ayram:,cr hal hearings to-day on
two charges and WAS hound over IN S.
-. bond to the District Court.
Rig crowds followed the prisoner TO
and from the courtroom. hut there was
TO demonstration He vas returned to
iA;i IL tc.auit Of hail
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Pia.s Yer .hs: ra-. Of the ne~ Manu.
.Ec;urcr>' Es:i-csi On Sscccd street be-
tween Ucrrzs as.i Potomac streets. were
rre.zr:.d 20 The Board o: Public Improve
.aenss Yesterday. Accompanying the plane
we're itEe prints showing the grade OF
ire tracks and TIE proS-,eei devices 60:
safssuar,:rs crossings. The plans we're
Arr1SSst. ~ :ke board.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
ARpnoRE CHOSEN BY MAs0Ns.
Fund Of $jO,0OO Raised for Or
Dhsns Home in Territory.

REPUBLIC SPECtAI~
Tulsa. I. T.. Aug, fl-Ara.nore has been
selected a. the place for the next sss-
is In sSseiOn this week Eese.
4 f,,nd g. E0 81" for an Orphans nomo
was completed here to-day. the local rest
900 civ:nr nearly S.00V OF the amount.
S,,ise e a candidate for the lome. Tho
t,S;aholpa Grand Lodge desires 20 Join the
Tc,vitory Masons with ar equal fund ana
ex,end l!00Seo for the INSTITUTION.