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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

and Sunday in Montgomery. the guest of her niece. Mrs W. H. Seymour.
 Miss Kate Taliaferro of Evergreen IS the guest of Mrs. W. A. Taliaferro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Mexican cen9rat .x, rnc .. 2f% Minn A st rou,. A. A esh Missouri. Kansas . re1as is ... .1olh
 do Ends .... ,. .... .... se
 National R. R. of Mexico consol 4s ... sd New York Central general 3hs ... .'iye n New Jersey Central general 5s .'iiS9SSA Norfoik Western consol .."
 oregon Short Line rfdg. As '''.ioo l Pennsylvania conv. shs .... .... ..'.ioSn St. Louis & Iron Mountain consol os .' st
 St. Louis & San Francisco fig. Is ...... Sl
 St. Louis Southwestern consol As ssn Southern Pacific 4s .... ..121h Southern Railway 5s .... ..1saH Toledo. St. Louis & Western Is .... ..!oI do conv 4s .. .... ..127h United States Steel 2nd 5s ..,s4H Wabash lists . .., ... .... ....1lIk
 do Deb. B. -... .... ....
 Western Maryland is es., Wheeling Lake Erie <s S4h Wisconsin Central 4s so A
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THE wEATH ER.
9. g. m m. ss ss. ss ss # # 5 'To It U RainEw

Maximum temperature for day. 91 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 7S deg. Average temperature for day, s2 deg. Normal temperature for day. Sl deg. Accumuated deficiency since Jan l. ITS deg. Average relative humidity for day. Total rainfall since Jan. l, 2s.7s inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at a. m., 18th M time.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
ToCAI. COTvTON MARKET.

In the local market yesterday spot cottor was quoted as follows;
 Strict rnlddnnB. q M1QQlnS. Strict low middling. .... .... .... 7-16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
Total sales for the day. 7s2, 900 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.


 United States refnnding 2s, registered. 104 rrnite4 sistes ss reeistered '''' iS4 iS4 7a
 do coupon. ..'' -. -. ....104 United States new Is, registered .. ..132 United States old 4s, registered ..i04 z American Tobacco 4s. certificates .. .. 75
 do 6s, certificates ....115 Atchison general Is ,... .... .... ..10S%
 do adjustment 4s ...' .... .65A Baltimore & Ohio hs .... .... Q. Q. 97k Central of Georgia 5s .... ..114
 Qo Znu Inc. 'ss. S4 Ss Chesapeake & Ohio 4hs .... .... ... JOS Chicago & Alton $hs .... ;... .... slh Chicago. R. l. & P R. R. col 5s .... 94% Colorado Midland 4s .... .... 75 % Colorado & Southern Is e. .... ...... s44s Cuba 5s, certificates :.. .-l06 < Denver & Rio GranJe As .... .... ....102 Distillers Securities 5s .... zee. 7s3s Erie prior lien 4s .....;;...,. .... ,...l9s Hooking Valley 4bRs .... ..'' .... III Louisville 6 Nashville unified 4s .1O4 < Manhattan consol gold 4s .... ..s. s.l0s h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Easy.
 Wheat-No. 2 spring, sl.1O@1.15; No. 8, s1. o0qI .OSi No. ? red. $i.O3h. Corn-No. ?. 55A Q55hc; No. yellow. oats-No. ?, 32%c; No. white. s2hc; No. white, 32@32hc.
 Mess pork, per bbl, $12: :65@I2:7O. - Lard. per 100 lbs, $7.25Q7.27h Short ribs sides. loose. $7.S047.90. Short clear sides, boxed. $7 7.50@7.62h. Whiskey, basis of high wines. $t.27.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
sr. LOUIS PROVISIONS

ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS. St. Louis, June 26.-Flour moderate. Whiskey steady. s1 31.
 Pork higher; jobbing. SIP S7 h. Lard steady; prime steam. ss. .77h. Dry salt meat steady; boxed extra shorts s7.e2h: clear ribs. s7.75: short clear sS: 0o Bacon st. ady; boxed extra shorts SS. 37 # clear ribs. ss.62ts short clear. ss.s7h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
Slew Friend; Killed Himself

Stamford, Conn, June 26.-Herbert | Birdsall, aged IS years, accidentally |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York June 26.-Opcrations in the dry goods market are not large. but buyers are now wiII!-- to take goods at prices de- manded. Values gradually creeping up. Many lines are far sold ahead that 1t is difficult to make satisfactory arrangements regarding deliveries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Mrs. Frank Land and her daughter Miss Rosebud, left Saturday fo Waynesville, N. C., where they wi spend several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
1,nmnIanInn HOnre In StrnIte,

,,ce force were sent to jail for thirty days for illegally accepting fees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
Articles.

New York. June 26.-The visible supply
 grain Saturday, June 24, as compiled by e New York Produce Exchange is as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

visiting several weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Land and her daughter, Miss Rosebud. left Saturday for Waynesville, N. C., where they will spend several weeks.
 Miss Benie Cothran came home Sat urday after spending several weeks ir Centreville, the guest of friends.
 Dr, A. S. Reeves and Mrs. Reeves returned home Saturday after spend ing a few weeks at Perdido Bay.
 Miss Johnnie Mae Laws, of Memphis, Tenn, Is the attractive guest of Miss Kate Wclch.
 Ray Wilkerson, of Montgomery, was in the city yesterday, the guest of friends.
 Warren Hunter. who has been at- tending school in Mobile, is home again.
 Rev. A. L. Andrews and family left today for Ashevi!le, N. C., and Tate Springs.
 Miss Bessie strudwick, of Demopoiis. is the charming guest of Miss Mary Gait.
 Bob Hamilton has returned home af- ter spending some time at Perdido Bay.
 Miss Annie Creagh left today for Shelby Springs.
 R. B. Creagh left this morning for Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Miss Bessie Strudwick, of Demopoiis.
 the charming guest of Miss Mary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
" Increase.
TREASURY BALANCES,

Washington. Jane 26.-Treasury balances SlS7,04l,9sO; gold, S64.335.531
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
JEALOUS LOVERS DEED.

R. B. Creagh left this morning for Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Bob Hamilton has returned home af- ter spending some time at Perdido Bay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
TotnI MnYennent.

Total today, at all ports. net 1O.S45; ship ments to Great Britain. 4.612; to France. LAOS; to continent, 2,672; stock, 424,646.
 Consolidated, at all ports net 2e,y70: shipments, to Great Britain, S,742; tn France, 1,4o6i to continent. 5.1se.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports. net B. $50, ,473; shipments, to Great Britain. s.7ss,- 024; to France. 7s5,653; to continent. 3.053.- 257; to Japan. 296. .6s9. to Mexico 29,232.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


 Galyeston--Steady, S-1oc; net receipts 3,S01; gross 3,SOl; sales, 1,94I; stock, i04.- Az0; shipments to Great Britain, 4,612 roastwtse, 2,67f
 New Orleans-Steady. 11-16c; net re- reipts, l.765; gross. l.765; sales. l.4oo: stock s5.417.
 Mobile--Firm. sRc; net receipts. 47s gross. 473; sales, 100; stock, 14,5Ss. Savannah--steady, Sc; net receipts, g. I06; gross. 3.105; sales, 3s2; stock. s5.TS7 shipments, coastwise, 302.
 Charlsston-Nominal: net receipts, 3sS gross. ss9: stock. 5.25s; shipments, coast wise. 1Os
 N Wilmington--steady, s%c; net receipts 9S: gross, 9S; stock, 2.263.
 Norfolk-Steady. sisc; net receipts, s4s gross, 94S: sales, st: stock 21.511; ship naents, coastwise, 2.255.
 Baitimore-Nominal, 9ke; gross receipts 57O; stock, 3,272; shipments, to France, l, t06; to continent. 2,6i2.
 New Xork-ouiet. 9.s0c; gross receipts 5.63S; sales. SIS; stock. 1S0.577. Boston-Quiet. s.s0c; net receipts. sS4 gross, 3,056 s2: gross. 32; stock. LAO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
remDprattires

T Indicates trace of precipitation. Received too late for averages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
NEW oRIrAys sUCAR

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. New Orleans. June 26-Sugar market quiet; open kettle. 3& 94Ac; open kettle centrifugal. 4h@4Ac; centrifugal whites Sc: yellows, K O 1-16c; seconds, 3q4c Molasses nominal; open kettle. 13 Q 26e centrifugal. 12@ 16c.
 Syrup nominal, 30a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Miss Annie Creagh left today for Shelby Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
' Interior Movement.

Houston-steadya shc; net receipts. l. i0s; gross, 1,40e; shipments, 2.647; sales. 200; stock. 36,7T1.
 Augusta-Quiet and steady. ss-1sc: net receipts, 239; gross. 239; shipments. sos; sales, s6; stock, 17.770.
 Memphis-Firm. 9hc; net receipts, ls3; gross, 1.653: shipments, s.724; sales, 400: stock, IS, 7sS.
 st. Louis-Steady. 9Bc; gross receipts, II: shipments, s94; stock, 3I.72o.
 Cincinnatt--Net receipts, 2l3; gross, 213 shipments, 299 stock. 11,154.
 Louisville-Firm. axe.
 Total today: Net receipts. 1893; gross, 3.524 shipments, S.S72: saless ee6; stock. 122. POS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Miss Benie Cothran came home Sat urday after spending several weeks i'll CentreviIle, the guest of friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
NEW ORLEANs sPnr CnTTnN

New Orleans, June 26 Cotton steady les. I.4OO; receipts. 1,65S; stock. s5.417.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Dr. A. S. Reeves and Mrs. Reeves returned home Saturday after spend ing a few weeks at Perdido Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

Rev. A. L. Andrews and family left today for Ashevi!le, N. C., and Tate springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
KANsAs CTTy TTvr sTorrr

AAN5AS OAI1 LAVE SIOCh. Kansas City, June 26 Cattle-Receipts Oo0. including $500 Southerns; 59 i5c
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
BOYS SCOUT IDEA
Of 4 ROBBERY
Three Are Arrested Upon Com
plant Of George Kadish, . Pole,
Who Says He Was Deprived Of
$6l by FootpadA.

George kAdish. Pole. living ~ No. ~
North Third street, complained to the 20:
lice thai he had been held lp and roboe0
Of ~ At BgoadWay and OFAilon street af
81 o'clock iass night by Six young uae9l
He said he vas passing the corner. when
one OF the young men. who were Gan@nx
In front Of . saloon. suddenly stepped up
behind him and placed his hands over the
victims eyes. Another went through hts
pockets and took out his pOcketbook,
which contained the savings Of y lifetime
He took Patrolmen Chesnjck aA6 Aeony
to the scene and identified HuGhie 0Wee-
ney. IL years Old, Of No. SfsS Fi0rtaoans
avenue. as the Lad Who took his money.
There were several other b0y0 thesO q
the time. but he could not identify any Of
them As having assisted. At tho Fourth
District Police Station. John Hines Of No.
IsIS North Seventeenth street and James
Ckourke OF Third And Ashley streets
wen: 70 see what they could do for their
friend. Sweeney. and there kAdiSh 1denu-
fed them az having been with Sweeney q
the time cf the robbery.
TIE two latter bo;s are ea2d 70 b High
School pupils and bear good regulations.
They al scout tina idea Of having had any
thing 20 do with the robbery.
Although the Pole sept and begged theu,
10 give him back his money. the boys
laughed At him and declared that he had
made up the st0,y and had not lost any
money. at all: ss'they had seen no strueg .
when he said he waS robbed st the coSnor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
THREE NEl VICTIMS
Of H|GhnlIMEl
Edgar Hepkins Attacked Near
His Hone ana Dobbed Of 413-
Bartender Gays He Was Re
feved Of SIS.

Three ho,d-ups we're reported to the 20
EdGar HSSSins. No ms North Sarah
sssseS, saaGSesed Into HI home hasa niGht
about ~ O'Clock In . da1ed condition with
0ll q M pockseo tugned Inside out. He
reported that ~ hAA been attacked near
his residence . short whi1e before by
highWayHen, Who robbed him 0l n
handing him roughly In the prOceN.
Doctor johnson. Who has an once At
Spring avenue and Negth Market street.
attended Hopkins and said his injuries
were not 0eS3OuA
The second hOld-up Vas reported BY
Thomas COughlin q No. MI North Thif-
teenth street. He aatd that while In .
saloon near Thirteenth street ami Cas-.
avenue. he Was held up and robbed Of al
the Eoney on his persoo. He was unable
10 say how much money he had at the
ttme.
4. BierhOlts, q BARTENDER at SeeOnd and
Market streets. Lvtng ~ No. IAc South
Broadway. reDOrsed that he had been held
up Carist1as night BY etx men at the
corner 0( BroadWay and ChOuieau ave-
cce, Who robbed him Of rs.
Might Chief G11laSpy turned the com
plaint over 70 6esEeSnt Klein Of the Tctr.l
District, who oearched BE. hO.t8 and found
u1on him as and . gold watch and chain
which the hiEhWaymen. bad either over
looked Or would not take.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
NEWS ''BUTCHER'' ARRESTED
ON SHORT-CHANGING CHARGE.


Charles r. Fielding. q news agent on ;he
lion Mountain road; VS. arrested .as,
night BY Detectives BADGER AID Howard
on . charge Of short changing Fink
Guyton, No. z2g' Hickory sfr.et on De
cembef = Fielding IS held pending app!i-
cation for Q warrant sor peii; larceny.
Il was going to Rise.s.de on the day Il
happened aa3d Mr.. Suyton last night.
The fellow came around and 50 ] us-:ny
self and N'tse-a book. We pli! for Il.
Shortly afterwa,d he came back and asked
me where ! was going to Get of. to!!
him.
"a ii::Ie while after that he showed ~.
once More, Just We were apr.osc. t. :
nur destination. He asked me 4 t1i
Any charge. I tod I'm that ] 'il /
gave hIrl 81 In ccan4e and Ia. gave II,-.
Gi1s back ] ,o.d him tat b. vas i
quarter short. H. sa;d that be Tho * az
had no; paid FOR :h- book.
Then y. took back tE-. whole a-no,sn:
ard added. as I sh. urhf n quar-. Ia AZ
Then had 70 G"t -. a. L.. -rdi:! at-
slowing Gp at tlSl station. SteE ] Not
od the train I counted II. money and
found that I ~As s short
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
Rsyee RSslss 0vevasse,.

-i.sh, 80 ~as aga. sesn IN she river yss-
srasy
-ca-ra:n : 3 Adams o. ou:rcy. III. ~As in
t..s c-ry y-.terS!as-
Berry AI.;:. COMMERCIAL agent 90 :h- I>s
IIp~ ,ss r.sgrued from hs Iarts;aa.s tr.p 20
.IArAs.;.ie .-s.n.
John HERMANN. c:erk q: ;he S-acie- !~s.
s..rt ,Ars,uAs al he Cd h,r.s ". Alton, tas
e,4su--: % - Louis yesterday
-cap,a:n Victor von s'hai.. Q: Ne. or
i.-asiES -, ,o-.-si sai;-h.s - eH<s<e i'.
-,.ar-.;a John Winter -,ll c.,s-: about re
.-,; .: u. year :5I Vancouver Gssh 10 TAX,
-asrx. .. tha 2 si.ng 1I..-riy c: IN. Northern
r.s.A.; EA'i,,-:
-Ih. s;-.r7-. io,iss... g~n.: ~ An:".-
srn BE-. .. I..Ed I-s-r. III. srt.eS ,-e-
csrG., 20 .sck ~ tee tsfs-s r.-~aIy pns-
ca.s-. p =, tho Also. SIA.ns Government.
-g2ut.'a II V Gram sni rr,:.s Clerk B.ser
% TO ~s.t'y arrive. from i.s1S..!e. T-nr. 81.
.ud stewart F=.n. .i.! armed sAt.saAy. .e
s,s;.. ~ Is. r,rse.... E-S.r ,-sr' r.4n Al.
10 n. n;ac~- Tr- cyrs.sry SIN !ss 'ssr -
.t.Ea. :, - f-S--A= es..sr-<
To "r.y Eas'r srrt,~. FROM "'-r.n.r /.
Nao...s nSA. .: e'':... 80. VT. .l,s . s.,s5 % Il :"
- I....-.-r- a. d.s-r,-t =, Z. oi.,S
&. 49, 80. -. .s ..,.r az .,. =. :.
a.. A.s- ra s-t ,EusyarN---h- VA. vax.-,
-t--~. sssis. r..s 1:'r>-:.ar. :he '.~S~t
10. %. ss-'.; t-~-ty Az '.sg--'--, -n.ss-
-. as isa-1r--. ..i - sst- a; ~0-s all W.T.
-- a4t;iss y reo-"sfr rets;-. insar.,s mat.
- 49, a-sU'-S 2 80 -ss--, al US In .hr
1=-z 49, - .<-s- UaEittsE
-C.gts:7 T-..z-as I.-:s-r Arrived '-rn t>ss-
a. .--r - 'arsst--ss h~ to- -r'E-n~t %
--s.E-si tn -a..ns sa:d "a 10 'r,'i-i e'!AAs
r'aE.,.Gr-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CLERK REFUSED A LICENSE.
Girls Father Hurried to Rescue
and Cupid Triumphed.
-itTyiSr SrTrIAlA

s--f' Mo sfE'IAAA
rana, IL. lice 3s.-M,ss Nellie Hysar-
.er ar, ~, Joseph Cowan OF Psna went
70 ijlilsbar-, to-day 20 bc married. but
~. ,ieTn at f-s, refuses! TO grant a iicease
,s ~ only T !, Q; ,.as. sns o,s Mr % yainss ' Hy
Nrrg.r. father Of the bride. hurried "a
iI'''si"ro sni granted permission. AFTER
-" clerTias. the couple vert 10 e Louis
fh"lT hyIn. Ia InnA-
pEvEn:-HIII.
.'sir.. m. Dec .s-Nr Frank isvsrs ARD
s-, -. a, i4y !, lie Ess.r.li J. 8. NJ
Hirs'E
HOWARD, Horr
r... rails, III. n., M. Jsess H,~ard ..
telrrso-: In. .ad Ms: 1:a. Hoy: f.Cn.r'y
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ss.-'E.i No. i~r: s.Fro:ss.s Elliot: o
=" -rsl-.t grireiP-. = ;te W.ii.yiis rx.
.r. -. 80. =. - - -
= e a.. ,,ri.s e.a~.. Ill: a.: ,s,,', = !.
rr1t...ea u. night.
rowE.I.-NosENE
-t-,,rI-ra Ill. !}.c- D. E- r.,rts Powell
49, El. snArl. Ro.sne s,rs m.rri-i ., ~.
'E'rr-Ha .-l-s,a.Ss br tie RsNs.en: M,. Bed
CEE-S-s.rTr
-. - "a .. ;ss..e s.s.! - * .ssa M. a.5. e.
ssr- wsrTr-I E,.u ~srairs by ,n- R-.-,
- / , h-si1a- iA.NNi oS 80 ss:ss Astayfis;
,hsrrh
HAkER-oSr-s
$500 ,t.-r ~. g. gs. s.nF VS. n i..sr .
-. t.,asr ~. H. -',-.aa "a N II az q r.tr.
4sstsr Z II =. Church U:1-r,S,.-
WILSON niHgsRn
,~.,ia,a5 - .s,.! - :, r.:.. 90: vi vi
- ~ Nli'-r. /. .S~tf, usi,.. ~er-
rtRNf-R-ti.RiiS
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"a. Tse, 81 r--ii" IN H.- sr. 30.
Mssf-A:.->AHpERS
c--yi. II ~ - 'Gss N.Nsai 81
rlsl-f-. ..~ .ss..as ., O. aa.a. 2 -.
Mat HaRRIs
raHA ~ i-c s-Tn- r;.sr..x. .: n, H,a
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.sir Tesr a., yas tr'.i- :-.s-.. s-'is- iass
THcuAs-PA!rpN
fNrtg.s II -. A-Nr Nanny T-as---As z
--vgsas ar.i N., ,ar, f.s,.f. & as---
r-ss..1 1860 .s'-.T.~,a At 20. --.lir.s.
k.sl.sf..t crETA ss>y 80 raAs ,Lsis aas=a"
sArTTKs-s-I> xc;rI,ny
u-r:.r. NJ. i-> go yi.h.n 4 s.';.s.
s-Ar~. 81 l<s,s 'o-s.Av e. u - SSAs4a ~
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Usl.ts. g0r~aGa t1 t5as cstp Iss tsSersf-
v-s0nr -~sssr ,~Ff~-a~3 tas s.-s
-21as - tse AZ h-::SS- :esA ~t-3 -
-. sstna..s,, ,TNAr So sHss ,ss zA.-fss' :
- .4-ts E<sA- Sr~~ tzss go $50: -
uaACMy-SR GsvEN
1s-tsi- IL. - y M ~ k~cs'.
rp~s~ sss' s,eSe ts~re< z ;s.s -.ty- 49,
So E-aA - rJs-6 .sr-Srstic s'.s's
q N~s-faa ass-z.ys AS - As>ss So g
= u.-.-zss . s.-s sessss -.ATsA&s .. 80
hsSz~ Z 49, essSs sas . ts-sr- sf-ss sr-
- - 49, .sx-ssm ee.r-a-.t q A-re CA-J
= ~-.a..s s--gr sArsSss A. - i.~as ~
So -a.sn Q SAx.s ss< a. 80 FfAa:s<\ &c -
1.4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
DEMOCRATIC CLUB NOMINEES.
Olive sire, Organization {" Hold
Election January .

Ncui-si..~.s o. s,ecers. 10 - hAi,rse.
% 1t tss s=a-A ~sscs->n asAt svs>.Ay
vUrs cs<se as -iGss ~ :Ae as~,.nG .,
tas - .-sas t~EaScras.c c-a Ne. tC
oVvS ss-~~.
The sestcs,rs ~~-. acrsaafNss F>r
gRoaaAec. Nr1z X s~.cs. Est ~scs s<-~--
1set 5aE>s = At,> s~cs.d vks ss-~st-
dsos JceE r s-N-sS,. te:.s ssre sesa;
Szsa. z < Srsr treasurer Trad g
ttAfr>s; sAr-stA-s --sEaS McsS$Nc:t
ssrz II - csss.cTsr->, -A-a.s Ia zes--sk-- Z
Z Al Je~r;e X leo. sery~Ar- -a.-a-ass.
Sgs.x-s X Sss-s a.. rs-~As f>sSss,
re e.eySs'z3 III - s<st r>ss 3ss<AsAy.
,SeaArv 4 .nN ssSE . ~ 20 a. a
60 SSsoasUSA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
ROOSEVELT WORKS FOR ARBITRATION
COURT FOR WESTERN HEMISPHERE
RVCnlc R3aAL.

eIesas the horisoo prospects
puso Of enss
institution bring eboce wn
q Q
Republics
cuho ~ he
thu
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
HErD ON CHARGE OF
PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS.
Tho0ss %. Adams DessiseA CDsa Ae-
eosAaBon 0f 1lavAag IseA valoe.
less FaDes - Transactions.

Thomas H. Adams. claiming to BE- u
stranger IN the city. and hai;.ns from
Jacksonville. Fla. was arrested last night
at Eighteenth and Olive streets by Oe-
tectiyes Sullivan and Kennedy. Charged
With passing worthless checks.
Adams was Identified by one victim o:
q spurious check a. the man VINO had i'm
posed upon hinA
John Hig!ey claims that Adams last
night came TO his cigar store at No. -,
North Eighteenth street and presented q
check for Sie on the Mississippi Valley
Trust Company. payatie to T. A Adams -
asllng Hlsiey to cash It for h m.
Higtey said he had Rot that much cash
available and the stranger asked him Ia
Yet him have &c upon il. Hig!cy G.d 50.
keeping the chac Later he became sus-
ptcious Of tie nature Of the paper.
several days ago complaint had been
made 70 the police atspu; The operations 4
Thomas II. Adams" who. Decemcer =.
passed . worthless check for 81. =. payable
70 Thomas H. Adams" upon David Her
kelrath. . butcher of No. Oar. Market
STREET. Who advanced the money and
Afterwards was refused payment on the
paper.
Herkelsath identified the prisoner as the
man who passed the check upon rim. The
pOltce have both the checks. S.s..,ic-e.'
or both are Pronounced 10 b. alike.
Adams was locked w. pending warrant
which HerkelrAth Wiu swear against Lin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
| ALASKA BETTER THAN EVER.
Robert \. Eruc. Of Dawson City
Pleased With Conditions.

ns-e's Nor. Scl5 n Ala "a ard VII. n
I -ay that ] mean 20! nat = t-ir <
rlirI.-.. than here ..~: gS- n sG-'- . s-cY
t-arse haS.- ,,-.E acs!.H j .E-a."s. &.
mining operation. s.aC- y.rf.y there y:
.a- rush % iSr.
This statement was mad. - Robert \
E-uc~ Usc - sU@-i fts f.aU'Ar.
" R.Jhc> Ar. h.s ~. fcst ,A-S-'a .rty
several mont. sEo and vI.-1t - make
= I'll, Ess, t%.pE- .;aT;;E. - -. back
SA.. tS.Taev.
"A; ~. ;.rrssr, .,ul. n. y.s,A Z So..
greatly -xc--Nts that .rptU-fI I.-1-- tie
-ysS TIT. = Al 5s@ "a TIE t1ss ID. Tit-
ctin~y Il tl- -arlF tsy- - So.ir-i.n-
s-g o-~saifn<s n A.SskS Ias mining ass
r.s- .r..r s--.ctly T. Vtzrs- unFS TIE
,soS,c~-nr'> ersii. snd gza- have apS
Csv.r ~ay 60 :hs , IKE sf-=g mills ard
c,r.-, ;-ny-rve,: sr' -T.u'--- Ar?iis-.c.-s :o-
s-1-.rk TIE yr.-lCE. metal fru-. rock
e~....k
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
SEVEN lnPl llCATED IN HOlD.UP
Supposed Assailants Of Walter
Holly Held Pending Inquiry.

District hcliOver ON suspicion Of being
Implicated IN the aesault and robbery o..
Waiter Holley Of No. 1l9 North Tenth
street At Tenth and Biddle streets yes
terv3ay afternoon.
Their names are: William Bergen, No.
i%as North seventh street: Charles Locke.
2s9 Biddlo street: John Curran. No lSlS
OEalOn street: william Schultz: William
Haliigan. No 1lll North Fifteenth street.
ard James Kee!y. No. 4:.s Margaretta
0VeouA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Lieutenant UIir!en cS the Eighth Das-
uict yesterday occurred the Identification
- about $iC worth cf clothing and Jew
.iry. which was found IN the trunk
In l+'Dn and PatroimAn Dundon last Sat
.fTay night. after arresting Fftine and
HEM fainner. t~o EeSroes. who lived ~
No @11 81 Charles street
!'Ic negro aDd his wife have already
ic.n iceut!ned AZ connected with i've
i'ursie-..s. and by the end q the week
i"eatorant UHr1en expects 70 connect
t.-;n with at least elk more.
k-,G.i ~ tho I've Persons 70 identity
pT"ierty have been residents OF the West
s.rsesn, Iriscou va. detailed on the
case. aud with th. assistance Of Patrol
'ainef one iden,licaton within lass tisan
Those Who called at the Eighth District
I"iico Station yesterday and idenfifled
i;co.Tty were. Thomas Howell of No
1..s Coie Brilliant. avenue. and william
W!ldison OF No 1A5 PAGE avenue. NTs
W:id!snn will visit the ppiice station to-
sray. Ed !, ,s 'c,ieysd that shs will idenu-
Tn. nv- ra~n tickets which vers founi
IN III. trunk have furnished clews and
htI. l.t. to Two ide0t!flcaffcns.
Srgesr; DrisccIi II securing the pa wn-
shops daily. In Al effort TO obtain Sddi-
'iunsi evidence ssaissst the tWo pFtsOners
Yesterday b. visited several homes which
have been entered by burgiaFs IN tire last
~" rl".t.s. and. tsss!1es duplicating ne
Iro"s IN two Of the robberies. ne made
ETriHse'n"fts 10 have tWo other women
call 80 'hs Eighth District poi!ce sta
F'Dn to-day. FOR the purpose OF inspect
'HE .or'. - tho vaissh;e dreases isow To-
ius f..!i az that station.
Sar.-snt iriscn!l learned yesterday that
'L- Hr-To man and hts wife had recently
irynas~: a larrs quantity Of furniture
nr! w-r, ,ayiuX for Il On tho instail,sent
I.au
~t.a tha negro woman was arrested
while entering a paWIsho,,. Saturday. sh.
-'fi.S.. so give her correct address. bat,
after tyo hours strenuous work, the po-
ii-- Io~at-: her husband IA their home. At
No ..Jl 81 Charles street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
FelleA ~ Wages Tur.i.s Conner.

Henry Jones' - yesTs old. cf No 6Na
West Fad place. Vas standing At the cor
nor u Sixth aud Washington avenue yes
i.riay sf;.rn"nn a; 81. O'Clock. when a
wagon swung around tho corner and the
,ul. struck him III the side. He Was
kr.CXeI unconscious 20 tn. ground He
soon recovered and refused To have the
driver oS the wagon i"-'ae.! up saying h.
thought Z; was an unavoidable accident
Ee was not severely injured.