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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
PLOT At CLAYTON
JAIL SUSPECTED
Shackles of Prisoner at Work on
Rock Pile Suddenly Drop From
Him and Guards Prepare for
Trouble.

JaiIer Jake Roth Of Clayton believes thai
rn"r. was plot among tn. prisoners of
his institution Yesterday 10 make a break
Tor liberty while working on the rock pile
There wsr. about twcf;ty prisoners IL!
the gang under guard of Deputy Bode
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning Eoie
.aw th.. shackles fail from the legs 0!
Th"odnr. Dwy-r. who l. serving a term
FOR o:ging the name Of Father Hillman
~ FlGrissaIIt 20 4 note. When Dwyer first
entered he was made a trtIsty. escaped.
and WAS Afterwards found In the st Louis
WrrkhoUs. by, Constable John Mueller OF
F1Trissanf.
Since his return Ia Clayton. h. has al
Ways been shack!.i. when taken out OK
ia!i for work on rh. rock pie.
Rode got his Eun Immediately and pre-
pared for emergency. H.. also sent
for Roth. Tn. two men said nothing. but
waited and the prisoners. apparently see
ing that the atfemr; would h. useless,
continued AT th.ir work. When they got
them back in their cells al noon. Dwy.r
wns questioned and said The shaCkle had
broken. This. Roth THINKS. was alrnos;
Impossible. A s"arch was then made and
a sharp blade WIS found ia Frank olige'.
C.H He -sii th. haG" had been sharp
enei out Of the steep IN the sole Of his
Ihp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
CLERK TO SERVE TWO YEARS.
&. 4. Crawford Sentenced for
Stealing Groceries.

Two Years in the P.nitentiary was tho
punishment given Charles -. Crawford -
years old. of No. IigS Washington ay.,
nue.. yesterday by a jury IN Judc. Me
p"rald's division of tn. Criminal cnI-t.
Crawford was charged with emb,zzl-fr.-Ir
ii" was formerly employed by III" \ Mol
Grocery Company. seventh street aEC
Franklin avenue.
October L. Crawford took a waGonload o.
groceries To East ~. Louis. Ill. Ia de
liver them. II. collected So for q part of
the groceries and delivered the rest Then
h.. disappeared Detective Daniel MC';rdth
was put on his trail and lorst.d him thu
following night al a point on Easton ave
nue. aear the Suburban tracks. at the
county line.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
COWLES TO BECOME CHIEF
OF BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT.
Pressdest's BrOthcr-in-l.aw AsaiGn ned
to special Duty II bureau From
Which Heary =. MaPney Will
Retire In JamuaPy.
EEpURI.Ic SpE.sIAI,

EEft RLlc SPECIAL
Washington. Noy. ...-Assignment by the
Navy Department OF Captain W. 5 CCwl..,
I" special duty with the Bureau Of Equip
men'. tn. order being mad. to-day, tends
to confirm the report which was cur
rent a month ago. that Captain CoWles.
who ~ III. Presidents broth.r-i in-law
would be appointed chief Of tn. Bureau Of
Equipment upon IN. retirement oI Rear
Admiral Henry S. Marncy next January.
Although Admiral Manney who has
done unusually excellent work-accurdir-
to the opinion of his brother ofiic.-S-ir
bringing Up III" standard OF efficiency and
achieving results in the bureau, might
seem To har" a claim for continuance. at
its head. IL is understood that D.. is en-
TREY Indifferent utout remaining in
Washington. and will make absolutely no
effort To retain his present POSITION after
ke shall have been retired
Captain coWl-ss assignment TO special
duty inthat bureau H. therefore taken "a
mean that H. will go in"t tn. bureau for
few months TO fam!lia.izc himself with
the work before he succeeds Admiral Man
Dsy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
PoaGE>Bi RE- WINS FIRST MATCH.
Series Of Same. for Nmsteur billiard
ahrM piOn.hip Is neGua.

N1v York NOV -s-i~ the first nf q
s.r..e -. * games which Will decide tn.
~ ~ -r. EsEi" truphy. .-ilh."rna'i~
., ~. amateur billiard rhamp.pashiy uf
.s-lr.lr... ! Ferdinand FnEs-nburS nf thiS
vI.y defeated ElwaTd ". Gardner u;
p.szA!. y j - tho German Is.s!.r-
k-a-z club tonight by a soOr. ot so tc
Is points
Although av. men have log on this
,r.r- only i7-~" a-s :ak!-. part tn this
tot.-rar.r- the thi!r! plzys- t.irs Charles
= Cark!ln - n" Chicago Athletic A.
S~-.at on holder % the American cham
r.u--hl? t.-l~ This year
TO-snor-ue night the Csic,so player VII.
mo- tsa-arrF sad Wednesday Cs.klin
and rnE..GhE.-s w.i oTp1>s each osher
. NJ -'T"D Wal meet IN -lri4ar matches
s4g-t-x tho rrrlIa Iuti~- % the week. and
sa,-r-. = IL u8-FIrS - final game u .i
h.- gtES-I r-N; SATURDAY afterHDcr-
r1srsutuTs took ;hs lead !r rhs rfth
tu-!-E zn3 -. q; ..rr,iia uE-S!u. 7 sys. So
gu- ."lut~-l bio -tval
n - S-vHuFN srnI-E the winner had =
sgs ctsG-- 20 make TeS .r-St-ur CON
.-I't-Ns record NGi. ass"T gathering n G.
tut.8-ss - AfS sting hs SiiryN: ur o.
a sr-.r--E-xh.-r .-aP
r. worries Gid -C- -fIr very kindly fur
g. ~si-@r. N W1CSs t-sF v-i ua- IL "rs7-
la,'a ray
TIE r-ies governing this co-tss: are ~
;-i-f- - ircH NsslF. tvo shots N
?. SEs-bsssr rar vt IN his tacrt!s;h ia-
rf-- fEis Nrst Tu-s ~~-s - =. q. md -
saE -. ayar.S- Z Gardner. hiSh~-;
rs--s 49, :. - - a.: - Sith Al average
- -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
new RIVER DES PERES
BRIDGE IS FINISHED
IL . Substa ntial Structure and Makes
an Attractive Beauty Spot
II F0Pest P:0k.

Street Commissioner +. W. Valiant yes
terday announced that the latest bridge
10 span the River DIES Peres in Forest
Park is entirely finished. The new struc-
ture Is one of the attractive artificial
spots in the park II Is built Of sold
concrete and arched on a framework Of
wood.
Mr. Valiant has directed the work o.
the bridge personally as the designs for
the new bridge i'll Manchester road, east
of kinSshighway. specify Il structure sim
liar To the one just completed. As an
experimental structure. Mr. valiant says
the new work satisfies the conditions Of
beauty ard strength. and that the iron
railing Is the only part OF the work which
will decay.
The bridge IL fielled with earth three
fert below the rOad-bed 50 that there il no
difference IN its lcvei. and the level of
the park drives. Meyers Construction
Company consumed three months In COM
pleting the bridge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
NO CONCILIATORY MESSAGE
SENT FROM CONSTANTINOPLE?

Consian'inople. via Sofia. Bulgaria. Nov
2.:-The instructions TO the commanders
OF the International fleet were to land de-
tachments and occupy Nitylene al 1
o'clock Sunday afternoon, unless contrary
orders reached them in the interim
Presumably. therefore. the capital OF the
island l. now In the hands of the allied
forces. 1t was arranged in tn. Interview
between Tewfik Pasha, the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and the British and Aus
trian Ambassadors on Saturday that IL by
O'Clock Sunday night the Ambass adors
received a written notification from the
Foreign Minister promising acceptance of
the demands of the Powers the Amba ssa-
fors would telegraph to the fleet al Nifty
!cre To suspend further operations until
Monday.
No such Information vas received SO il
Is suggested that Instructions sta ying the
hands of the commanders of the fleet have
not been dispatched.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
OPEN BIG FIGHT FOR
CUBAN GRAIN BUSINESS
titsess 'estrs' s~s >"ssAers psesae
MAKE CT "f Three se.s. P~s
Ha0Aved-

kt-F-. Ri >t-At-AAA.
Nm u-5-.5.. l.. Sos .--TA- TI.-ct-
Csrtrsi srt SNgts~-~ fAsc.Hc acting q
fss-sCl,-r. tn-lsy mae rET of c--re ~
"a p,a-ts - s-sin fT.-n TiifIos Esatrsl
ard - Los .sotats. i;-stia--t % Hsvsuz-
-Gi- a .h~ srs- sg7 - tx ,a;t.c
WhE-n z-a - ,asLxh. -rts .cassr h.cS
sh~ G.5l=c.- I~c;-sl arr rse Nc-xan S:sxc--
SAP .t-~ On ~ on sAr+ s-si ca- Nor =.
sSa pssc- as - NC--S- S-~l-.Nsp lsz<
% ~ o. ssr fo- ID -s-trsl % to- <s1o>la
grain szs;n--
- easSa.>S. - u<A.T C--r-as.f;.s-s TfSs>
N4->on S.earsssr h-< uzG - GsAslr- sv-I
b, ,nr NcesEs zzAs tsesz8 fcc- - i>psts> -
sssskSaS ssru@S sSsy fc- s-shsn ;rstaS
s-Ktrsg ta- xss..z Sgezz-hs. .rrs~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
GOV ERNON AND ~ ARDEN
uWu<h sO<EE~<ION TUlF.

Tha. fiNau'S ..Bu;sSsi0D - ETU" 20 'hs
f,~1!rs rf '.as.~un- Folk. Warden Han arG
~. Rn.ri % rrts1a ir-r.r'uTs TNI+-
grams N.r- sent "I' Immediately after
RYAN Rad tod Nis story. - re police
h~.Glu.rtErS g.. all rhr srE~ cities r.
~, hop. - rsV'E-fUs >p.-rvT
,hlsF T--stuF'E II -; Louis was ,E'is
lrifrrtflr,! ~ sI-ur,r'- d"-rrTy'toa = la-S
lsf.t.s-s r~!rrh-ur. tn. ,'usr-ra" ha~
c-s--., --zsrsi ~ Ss.' for hts ar-.<s at
r,,rcyt-tir-l. AM ~N-r-rhtrs MI 2" done
20 hTirS him - tus'tC"
Rysr- -'sf"-:-gU; q rH-rahH-s.r' -
pag-rrts'ps
convict Nsush- -.i ssy 1ugks-.- an"u-
~ -'tsTnr:~ts ss-ar-- - Srt - S1~-
-ng k1s~ fhs- kNsr 1rl EsF T-1-i hss.
r.,.f., g.rrsfr-sfHrS
rI- MAY not lra-u Tbs E-ff ~ = s--
-lluEst tr court - --uAs- .1- r-Gr:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
KILLED IN FIGHT
NEAR REPUBLIC, MO.
A1phOase kruDPy shot by e. ".
Gard.er. Whom Be S1sshes With
Knife Repeatedly.
EEPUBI.Ic SPECIAL

EEPI-RI.Ic SPECIAL
Springfield Mo. Nov. S--Wrrd has
reached here OF q shooting near Republic
fifteen miles southwest of here. Saturday
night in which AIphonss Krumpy was
shot and almost Instantly killed by @ ".
Gardner Of Clover. who was dangerously
ounded
Gardner had Jus; gone ou. o. Wise H!il
srnso,housa ana was Joking after his team,
when he noticed three or four Tn.n at
faekinR another man.
Gardner made some remark To the Of
feet that the men ~.r. not "hEh'.na
fair" when kruupy. u 10 said. stepped
up to Gardner an! struck him in the
face with knife. cutting a gash the en-
.i:c length of his cheek. and continuing
q, strike at him Kfumpy cut G5rdner's
csss aIrn1.. Oh b>for. h. could b. stopped.
In the ight Gardner shot him
GArsner Ass reles scj on = 90 bond. hut
vas la:e- rsa-rest~d or comp.sinS 0f the
Prosecuting Attorney. Gsransr'S pr"'irn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
GAI11\s Gl< AND NEW
RIFLES FOR PE<ITC<TIA AIRY

. u" warden stated tonight thar a CAT
!lnS sun and improved rifles would be add
- u the prison armament within tN,.
t"N' f"H das~. Tn" guards vii l.. uni
'"rW't also = Jrarric" that was a!scun-
t:ru"d years agC
,ftis "!.i ~ established and other in
foEA'inH- introduced calculated 70 lr,craa..
~" security % TIE prison
n" warden was warmly comp! rr.rlt rd
1n-hish' Over N" success that attended his
efforts - !..Nt'" fk. source from vbiTh
tht-sc CHaNi.ts nh.IIEnE .hnI- ..In,.iy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
>PENG ER'S TRIP TO
CAPITAL MADE N NIGHT.

l undoubtedly, Ryan says. Spence.
mad: his iTip 10 and from the city in ~.
tead OF ,.l-Et. and IL IL confidently be
.eN"i that ne entered N. stockade lust
a. =" said he would
ih.s stoykaa" has never beer, EuarI-d
nj n:Hht. !or the reason that no on, Va.
ever allowed i'll 'he-. after tn. shops
closed FOR ;hc day. Hereafter IL will b.
guarded a. strictly at night a. IN day.
Warden Hall has been on his feet almost
constantly since IN. double murder OF
IriS'n ":':>'al- and tho wuuudirg II Dep
uts warden See and officer Young,
tp-niEht. t"'i!:S that he had Cl"a rcd the
my ) ET' h" retire! about midnight FOR
H""fcl rest. His chic: anxiety now Is the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
r..s L.ree., Charge Ds..s.eS.

IN. removal Of Ike Sahor.ki. No Sc
Soy:th S-cgni street. % The PenissntiAry
frr-, the city taEi several Gays ago NsS n
iu~xv thIrx for Rab~r; Hopkins. q negro
uSo .nS Yesterday taken into the Court
.. C-traiusi Correction 60 be trf.d q
chsEx. 81 attempted .~.is Larceny. Be
s.ur 90 .h~ ah~-nc~ os Sskousti. The
,rn-~r-r.irx witness and o>cAsse the
St,,e's Attorney did Dot ssnf 10 20 fo :he
.x-~-ss os bringing Sskowski hack 10 ST
I.s.,i.- n. cas-. seAins, Hockins sas noi.~
nru.s-d. He Was ih~n released Hopkfae
uAs charged With having attempted TO
,nL, - en,y suns from SAkoNB6-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
ALLEGED F0RGER RETURNS.
Police Bring Back From Cincin-
natl Charles h. Lehrberr.

ChaHss X. IehrberS. insurance agent
charged with forgery in the second de-
gre. Was returned To st. Louis yesterday
from Cincinnati by Detective Schmidt oi
police headquarters. who was sen; for him
Saturday night. Lehrberg was arrested In
Cincinnati Saturday on a warrant from 81.
Louis. He voluntarily returned here with
out requisition papers.
Immediately after LshrburS was re-
turned TO the -Four Courts lie was re-
leased on bond. The bond was issued by
Judge James T.. Withrow OF the Criminal
Division Of IN. Circuit Court. Joseph Ia
none L. his security
LehrberS was arrested on information
furnished by q. f.. Wilson Of No. 2sl0
North Tenth street. who charges that
L.hrberg forged his name to a check.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

\ nero. supposed 20 - william =
Marx % No u tJ-znS- street AibaEy
y Y. va. run over bv an i-nr Mountain
passenger train .; Txsnty-frst street ~, :
Sro,; avenue q: - O'clock last night. az.
.h~ h.cdy ~. In half ar th- SAi-t- Jn-
hss4y 0ze taken 20 st~ merge The posic .
CAV that tn. man ts thought 20 have t~--t.
stealing a ride ssn ;he trDir which kiii~-t
hin Paper aEich were found In Tire
rocket furnished the cbeO TO his sdsntify.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
THROWN FROM WAGON: HURT.
Bill Poster Breaks Arm by Fall
on Twelfth Street Bridge.

While riding over IN. Twelfth stree;
bridge in a wagon a: the Gunnison Systen,
early Yesterday morning. Michael Ffnne-
kan OF No. ;ii North Marke; street. a
distributor. s, years Old. WAS thrown from
tn. wagon ard suffered a fracture OF the
right upper arm.
Flanagan Vas taken to the city Hos
pital !O- treatment. lie stated yesterday
that H. did not know how III. accident
havpen.i but he though, tha, the fore
nan vino vas driving the wagon IN which
l.. Wa riding. attempted 10 turn out 81
ia. way Of car which was approaching
from the rear. He dia not know whether
or no. the car struck the wagon
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
CHICKEN Thief SURPRISED.
Polirc Telephone Operator Shoots
at and Scares Away Marauder.

When Joseph tCrran. a telephone np-
orator at the Central District Police sta
tion. heard some nnis. in the rear yard
OF his home. No 49, Rcb-r place. sunday
nigh'. n. wen; out with revolver in hand
To Investigate.
\ man was fJ::nblirg with n lock on the
rhi' ken-copy dGuc. tUrran shot and the
man fell. He arose Immediately. Jumped
a fence as quickly as he got on hts feet.
and escaped. owing To tire darkness. cur
ran was unable to give a description Of the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
BLIZZARD HITS ST. PAUL
Snowstorm and High Winds Rage
With Fury.

=, Paul. MINI. Nov 2'.-Th~ first bl!Z-
gard of the s.a-oH struck ~, Paul lat.
this afternoon. and tonight Is raging with
unaba..i fury. High northwest winds
sen, IN. snow in such terrific gusts that
pedestrians we-.. all but bi!nG.d, and ;ray-
Il greatly Imie:ed.
From all parts - Minnesota and North
and South Dakota came reports 1f h, avy
IL rIlo-aiizatinH Of railway traf!ic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
HORSES AND MULES BURNED
TO DEATH IN A BARN.
BlCrL ON NOntrOse IL Threatened by
tlaMe.-StOck Turned Into
street

Relieving: that ail oi n" barns in tho
block n. fhI Nun;-pss. street Won Il D..
DESTROYED I.y IN. rr. wairn originated in
tn. s'Ih... in the rear ~ M. IN MGntrosr
street ard burned four mules and two
Eor>"s last ulSh'. nearly fifty horses and
mul.- w"-" turned int the street
After Jl. .-. had been eNt:nguishad
cwu.rs Of III. liberated animals raced up
and down the tn"rouchTar- for an hour
trying tr corral the stock NJ - o'clock
:, Was rrrn-;ct that all had been captured
and aSa!r stabbed.
Fire was discovered IN the stable owned
hN Peter Mgtiag'y II the rear Of No. 3,s
M1utrvsr street. and b.!nr. the DEPART
n.rT reached the seen. the on--Story
building xia burned one horse Was found
witt its head facing tn. door and a nlul.
lyiIg top - II
IT.. loss aas estimated At So
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
Vienna HEARS THAT
SULTAN WILL YIELD.

Vienna. Nov. g1.-The Nueue Erei Press,.
to-day published a dispatch from Constan-
tinopie. saying that the Sultan. through
Tcwhk Pasha. the Foreign Minister. has
announced TO Baron Won Calico. the Am
bassador of Austria Hungary. that Tur-
Key acc"des to the demands of the Powers
regarding the financial control Of Mace
donia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
Customs and Telegraph Office at
Mitylcne Seized by Sailors
of Fleet.
NO RESISTANCE IS MADE.
Telegram to Vienna From Con,
stantinople Says Turkey Is to
Accede to Proposals of
Nations.

London. Nov. S.-The Daily Mail pub
fishes the following dispatch from Nifty
lene. dated November q:
Eight warships Of the combined fleet
arrived here at O'Clock this morning.
Admiral Ritter won Jedina, accompanied
by the Austrian Consul. proceeded to the
Government House at 1870 o'clock and
At l o'clock this afternoon SOD sailors
landed and seized the customs and tele-
graph office. Everything Is quiet"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
NEGRO KILLS A DOCTOR
Louisiana Mob Hunts Him
LyurhiDc Probable.

Shreveport La. Nov doctor Y n
Martin Vaz shot ani killed by negro
named Andrew IAt;-rspn. resy Bslchs:.
about twenty miles north % Shreveport.
today
THE shooting followed a di.put. over al
zsrSgai Two pusss- are ->srching fhs
WOOD. for Ia" nsxTo. and IL Is probable h.
all Z. lyrchsd-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
SHE REFUSED TO BUY BEER.
Mrs. powncy says Brother in
Law Kicked Her.

tr-~ph 3. Isour~y ~as arrested ias.
nsSas On complaint os his sts:e--.a- a -
Mr. Na-y ~ pos-ey- % No. rs Ia
s~- l.oars AuS k.rs-t her ~s~n shs re-
fp~-. 80 boy hin e-er.
lie. svcs-i.o1 . .ass - - 0stoNA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

Mr.. Williams konn has fought for q
home .he rev thr"e-story Colonial dwell
.rS No si2s Westminster place. lot
JGsi7s. from clients Of W.isel--tierhArt. fog
ri. 5sl The house IL built OF red stock
trick AMI ca, stone exterior and contains
thirteen rooms. finished ia 1varsssod o~s
ard mshaxony an! hardwood foosA MA
Kohn Will occupy the place. JsutHry J.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
NET ~ STOREROON AND
FlLI.N ARMED THEMSELVES.

According - agreement. NJ met "a n"
slor.ronrn uf the shop Friday "vs!i'S ana
yrIlly ..rllrr-.i ourselves tor the Job We
marched Z" the Deputy WiTd"n's offc.
.r,d were surprised 20 Ind ciilv!n and
Moor ahs.n: Two visitors We're there
talking TO 4 convict.
When W. ordered Deputy See 4" su;-
render ho -comr..nC.,i I.l.l.ius a pistol from
hts p,s,k.' Then We shot and wounded
rim >..rrr-! siS uiScol and marched him
and rh.. iN. visitors 20 IN" round gate.
sing all 'k. three ss shields TO prevent
guards from shooting az us
-'Iust a. reached 'h.s round sat" the
ntS st..i sat,. uf, the inside Uf the wagon
rsss1E-way opened t. tot WaS";! throl-l
and instantly changed our minis and
'rish@d ~ 1T ta- open door "" ordered
rflc~- John clay 20 surrender.
~, started 20 draw his pistol and W.
.Nrt ard killed him Th"r. W. closed .hc
srt-l.:a door ar.d tsuitrd it - prevent inside
guards from attacking rs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
NOURISH

the body. don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the best
nouri>hrncnt in existence.
/. is more than a food:
YOU may doubt it. but i,
digcsts perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions in a
condition so that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gessed. Try it if YOU are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish YOU.
ScpSy q yoHNx, go Fsr, sssss. Ss~ r~A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
ST. Marks SACRED CONCUaT.
Choir and sssIoist Rohas t0 Sin9 T0,
Morrow Es~n1nG.

Professor Angelo Gilsinn. orRanist At q
Marks Catholic Church. Page and Acslie-
nay avenues. has arranged a sacred con-
cert for tomorrow evening. which will 10
held "a, the CHURCH.
ST Mark, choir will he assisted By fhs
choir from 81 AlphonSEs's Church ThS
choir - composed 81 Miss Edna Deuosr.
Mr. Ccvineton. Miss r. Mo!oney. r. Mo-
Suity Mrs. r r GIN. Mrs. q. ". Troh.
George = Nun-a and T. wesshus. The
sSic.S. VIII b- James J. Rohsn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
NINE KILLED By EXPLOSION.
Pennsylvania Powder Companys
Houses Blown Up.

EuTsIo. y Y. Nov "A special 20 IN.
S-HS from Emporium. Pa. sayr.
The Keystone Powder ronpary's mix
ing n.Ls-. and ON. packing nous~ blew UP
to-day killing min. psr-o1s.
'-Tt" town was badly shaken but ther.
no Gauag. To- town property. Tn.
keystone works we're destroyed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
~UOT ALLISON UEGNl ~
NE -SiIONUD FIGHT

W. rr,.r',i tn. Deputy Warden - open
in" outside -'r"' door. lIr said hs could
rot 30 - BAT would L. - cu- a. Si..r.
darr ~. CALI, through -" grating -
rNta in0y faT -.in''r' To- open !t.
"Tsr,a.u Nlii1,n r"sr"rt"i With =
-rrrk~f I:Stri .u hIs hand. Tn" Deputy
Warden rsiI~.G - E3tu not - shoot Tho
Sap'aLr =hsN"d GSh; and u-'i.geG - -
SURRENDER w ar"t AM .lIt,-i tln
Then t-ii-NH-' that 'srir only uay "p:
AS To- blow sf-nu Tho hIs -i"ei door - hi,-h
~! None q IL knew ANYTHING afpE.
Tho 49,. - sN.s.aSiv"s. - IT" tr-t rhsrg.'
.ss entirely too liEh'- N'N- . rl. ~" gS"d
nearly all - or uttrpS Siyos-3u. which
y-s,t-s-. a t~rriHc "Npin~l"ri auI t'~~ a
xrrhf h.,is thr-Eusn tn, an,.r -
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a hole in the wall. II" said ~ Was a
yer, thick and heavy wall. and that ""
would need all ~. explosives {" wreck
~" MORGAN bridge.
Then mad. 4 plan Ia MAX" prison.
.rs Of the Dputy Warden, iarGinssfsr
Porter ';'lvin and Assistant Isriusasts
Frank Moore. march them TO IN" r3uni
gate" and on threat nf instantly kuhn Z
them. frr". the sarsIuan 20 let us through
This plan WAS fully agreed upon ThGfS-
dsI night and IL WIS the rn-r"<f acciI'ht
fN.. ua did rp. Y-y 20 carry 4, out.
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The Texas WOuder

Cures all kidrcy. bladder and Rheumatic
troubles. sold by all druggists. Send for
testimonials. Dr. - W. rtail. ONCE and
laboratory. 2y:S Olive St. St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
All three Of the convicts will be kept in
solitary confinement.
RYAN SENT FOR HALL:
CRIED WHILE COMPOSING.


Ryans confession was voluntary. and
was taken down il detail by the Warden $
stenOgrapher.
Ryan sent for Warden Hall to-niGh;
through a guard. saying that he desired
10 make full statement. He was sob
bing violently when the Warden appeared
At his cell door. 1t was some time before
he could proceed.
The Warden did not prompt him In the
least. realizing that the man would pres
entity talk freely. Between sobs Ryan
asked what had been the result OF ther
attempted escape ard urged that nothing
/. withheld from him.
Warden Hall made a brief statement OF
all that had occurred. and added that
Ryan could not render his situation any
E.or- desperate by withholding anything
h- might know.
The only hope YOU have of bstterir;
your own cOnGiti"n-if. in fact. you can
kctter IL at all" said the Warden. lis tp
tell IN. whole truth. II possibly cannot
hurt you to d. So.
Then Ryan told his story. but broke
down several times. giving way 10 violent
81 hhiyp
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

4 Guaranteed Cure for piles.
Itching. blird. bleeding or pr.truding Piles
Your druggis. will refund money II PAZO
Ointment fails TO cure in TO II days. &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative ETono Su;nIn- IAole;s.
Druggists refund me ney II IL fats To cuIc.
h ". groves signature on each boz &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

mary win be held at ozark some tims
. th!J week
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
OFFICIALS THINK SPENCER
- DARING SAFE BLOWER.

The prison ":fic. r. believe TINT Spencer
Ia a SAT" Blower Ih.Te Is 10 syidsilC.
that he ever met any OF the four .,orly.cJs
named previous to the first time they mc,
ia the fcniteuridry.
He and Vaughn picked Up an acGIiai:t-
an"" soon after IN. latter cam. TO the
f.n.tentia'y- From what Ryan and Ray
nI"nd say. il is evident thai Spencer I'M
parted much uf his kuowl.dS. about ca
p!psiy"s Ia Vaughn. ard tn. latter Ia turn
Kept his four cell mates informed
Neither RIa'l. Blake nor Raymond could
hiv" "htaI:.t. the Information h..C.luse
they ii1 not work near Spencer and l.aI
no means o. utaerwis.. communicating
With him.
II "a- Il desperate undertaking on the
part ni Spencer. scarcely i-ss daring than
N" dash the four cUuviCts made for lib
erty. Had he been >ecn il. jefferson city
ne would have been instantly arrested
a. the police here are wonderfully cXr.r;