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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
ASKS $4,000 ZOE Loss o. EYE.
Suit of FL Paso & Southwestern Fire
man for That sum Is On.

Ell Paso. Tex, April 1.-THE trial
of the damage action OF ". D. Foth
against the Ell Paso & Southwestern
railroad was begun before Judge
Goggin in this city yesterday. The
plaintiff alleges that while acting as
locomotive fireman on the road a
water glass exploded, and that as a re-
suit of fragments lodging in his left
eye he lost the sight of the eye, and
the sight of the right eye has also
been affected.
The petition sets out that as the re-
suit of the injury the plaintiff has been
debarred from following his business
as a railroad fireman, that he would
soon have been promoted to the posi-
ton of engineer at d salary OF $500 a.
month. and as a result of the injuries
received he has been damaged in the
sum of $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
Early FonrtI1 Of July.

chicago. April 1s-Three boys. Henry
Polhanus, Frank Ryan and Herbert
Grendier, whose ages range from II to
IA years, were dishgured for life today
by the explosion of a dynamite cart
ridge which they set of in a vacant
lot. They suffered hands and fingers
blown OIL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
Ro,rke cochran Retained

Boise. Idaho April III. II. Haw-
ley. leading counsel for the state in the.
Mover Haywood Pettibone murder,
case. states this evening he has reliable
information that the Western Fedora
ton of Miners has retained W. Bourke
Cochran to assist in the defense.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
Baden Keceirer Named.

Kansas city, April 14.z-Judge John
F. Philips, of the federal court, has ap-
nairfefl C.. ". SouthWard. of Wichita,
receiver for fhe property of the J. p
Baden Produce company, of Winfield,
one of thes largest institutions in
southwestern Kansas. The company
operates an ice and cold storage plant
and a creamery, the property being
estimated to be worth about $3.50, 600.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

New York. April 1.-THE Times
says: A trusted agent of the Russian
secret police is in this city, friends Of
Maxim Gorky have learned, for the
purpose of organizing an effective
system of espionage on Gorky and his
two fellow revolutionists who are here
to raise funds for the cause of the Rus
sian rnx7OlI1tioniStS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
KIDNEY DISEASE.

Chicago Numisnaatic society The highest
price paid for a single coin yesterday was
$3.50 for a silver dollar coined in 1888, mem
toned in the coin catalogue as excess
lively rare" Many coins were sold for
prices from $40 to $50. The out-of- town
bidders took the bulk of the collection.
Some of them were H. o. Granberg, Osh-
kosh Wis; John Hesslein, New Haven,
Conn; De Witt Smith. Lee, Mass; w H.
Mann. Muskegon, Mich, and A. L. Schuy-
Ter. Clinton. Ia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
81 l4oO. OOO for jamestown.

Washington, April 13.-The house
committee on industrial arts and ex-
positions today voted to report the bill
for government participation in the
jamestown centennial exposition to be
held next summer The amount carried
in the bill is 81 400 600.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

Chicago, April 14.-Eighteen coin col
lectors from various parts of the country
competed with one another yesterday and
last night in purchasing the coins puts
under the hammer in the rooms of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
Editor al Vogue Dead.

New York, April 14.-Arthur Tur-
mere. editor and publisher of Vogue,
died yesterday from pneumonia at his
home, aged SO years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

had today. The price at which Quies-
ser will come here is said TO be I'm
precedented at least with the local
club.
The Wichita Jobbers have arranged
games on April 20. p and 2 with the
Dallas team TO be played at Wichita.
This ought to give a conn arison be
tween the relative strength of the
Western association and the Texas
league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

Spencer Arthur Abbott who for al
most all of two years was seen in a
Topeka uniform, has decided TO join
the Springfield Western association
team and viii go there next week. He
viii play first base. A great many ball
players over the circuit think Abbott
one of the best first sackers in the bust
ness. He has been here since the sea-
son opened, working out with theWhite
Sox and is in good shape. While
Cooley was sick with the grip, Abbott
participated in a number of exhibition
games. playing both the field and the
initial sack. His fielding was first class
and his hitting very good Topeka has
not been a good town for him to play
in, and the choosing of a new love may
materially be to his benefit. He left
Topeka to go to Pittsburg two years
ago, and though he staid there only a
month. being recalled to Topeka. his
showing was phenomenal. especially at
the stick. A man can play in one town
too long. and that seems to have been
Abbott's mistake.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

The Kansas State league team from
Independence Will be in Topeka Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday for games
with the Topeka White Sox-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

Two new Leavenworth recruits ac-
cOrding to the Times. Walter Station,
the little Fort Scott shortstop who
worked with the Woodpeckers the last
part of the 1905 season. was the only
additional Joiner yesterday. Station is
larger and heavier than last year and
has lot of speed Stewart, the in
fielder who came from indianapolis
with Quiesser's recommendation also
made his first appearance yesterday.
He displayed good speed on the bases
and in the field and stood up to the bat
we'll, swinging at the ball with grace
and effect. He looks good.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

Jimmie Cravens is pitching for Webb
City this year. So is Bert Shaner, the
former Emporia college boy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

resolution instructiug the city at
fornev to prepare an ordinance vacat-
ing all the streets and alleys situated
in Willow park on West Sixth avenue
was adopted. The resolution was pre-
scented by Councilman Swendson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

A request from ]. A. Woodhall ask
ing permission to connect lots 5S5-5S7
Western avenue with a sewer has been
referred to the committee on sewers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
SEEY5FoTs.


Tonight at Iheaters-
Novelty-Vaudevi
rawford-Vau1e ville.
Burlesque.
Grand-Stock Company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

A resolution instructing the street
commissioner to place College avenue
between Fifteenth and Huntoon streets
to grade has been referred to the
streets and walks committee.
The council adjourned to meet Tues
day. April II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

A resolution granting the entertain
ment committee Of the Commercial club
the use and control Of all of Third
street from alley between Kansas ave-
nue. and Jackson street, and $50 feet
of Jackson street south of Third street
for the Parker shows, the week Nom-
menclng April 80. was adopted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
HIGGINS CANDIDATE TO
FIGHT FOR OPEN BALLOT.
Merritt supporters - New Work. A.
seusLi. Drinx Forth New Scheme
sS Defeat Gh"sre O6 the
Ndossi ViSS 9ustO0.

i,rauv. y. \. Jan. The :.>t o:
strength IN Ia. caucus o: Republican A.
s.-r!.s!yUl.s -o-:nnrTuN ri-at probably
vii, ;a taken. :Ior directly y! q vote VI;
the candidates ior ~. nomination FOR
S,eakrr q: IRE Assembly. but upon tie
o.. -:.cr whether -ts vote on the s;seaH.:-
sa.; nomination shall f- 80. =; f...
'I';.. Gt:I.l-: resources g; h1th sides IN
the contest are nQS "o-c'r'Tat~t upon
tsat s.nE.. point IL :uior'arre j. ~
ut n y:.n of ~. fIr, ina; tn. yl.ig
members Of ~. new Assembly nav. b q
reference only - the support u: th!s can
g.Gat. u- .ta: Tre .S.u. .: q s"cTe; bal
lot '1- speaker s,TsT& into existence IstH
ta5> afternoon. AMI yiSlpy ;i- -,t!.a- al.
-. ,.-.,.araily. C.-.s!r-Ies which had
been sy:;,,oscS 20 exist
I.ssa.rS .t the movement fS- re Nofii-
nation < James ". " W'1s.'-th l.. %:
I..yI.SSto- who VAS selected by Govc:ro:
!. t1'-.- .rH- - t.-"t Es'..y- .sf"-
ven: secret hal.c: 'n-y cannot secure
N- Wsisvu.Tl'- non. nat! n ty tn ca.-
C'.-
Da -. o.hs- har. sdhe-e--s - f:iHs'd
\ Merritt l.. - = Llv-eIrA. changed
;fr,- previous tactics 90 ols!m ~ tina, IN
could da:.a, WsGs N-Tt". even a: Ii }
a"u.t TT ..cc; Merritt. ard eeGan 20 az
s-.t -,.- they wsG. c"--.iu o: votes
.--;.sh e ..-t-. q -..-.; halo.
\. last account. :o-r.sht. ne bes'-.a-
formed oSss-ysrs cr IN -itss s-:e';
that Ir a. cT@- ballot n: ro.5 III - Re
r:.r!cA- tsss = T.. re n 'fls e1i TIA. con
t::.i-- q s~airs NJ vaG-v r-h vii: -
elected Eza.h s...s aEr-s-; Also tat I1oa
s~-rs- ballot n. T,.u!: would - .sTy
different
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
MAYS0LvE MYSTERY.
Of IDAHO MURDER
Officers Arrest Man Who 1t is
Thought Can Give Information
Concerning Death of a Former
Idaho Governor.

Col3wcu. Idaho. Jan. 1-Tt.e c:ncs:s be-
n... they have On. II the men r.-i."!.-:-
uie for In. Ssi...tl.n Il iogf!, Cover
;.or s:.Un.ES~rG. Ee Is one v: those ~ 40
nav. been under suspicion
This man registered 1t the saratoga
IL lei i.Tc. Weeks az" a. NJ j. iioS...;l.
a.yinS bcDNe. as his address. \ yc.ic ago
ing as Thomas tIosl.n. 4 s-a:Ch y: his
.",,,n a; IT.. Saratoga resulted n the dis
cyTery q; AT old ov.rcpat and some o'H~r
IoIgr! clothes. also -o::le :i-!. lines Similar
to the pieces f"2..d a. the >cen- of he.
eNpluS.O!i. s.rrc>.o 20 IT, iar: a.: ,G- Si:iDS
with witch the trigger o: the inferna.
~ hiI.e Was pulled
Further. III Ms .r.p was a lot ~ white
powder. believe! 70 b. Il h!Gn explosive.
brown Wrapping paper. Hst II woL.i not
burn. The cont. -! the gap are IN The
hands a.: a chemist.
1, = stated that Angus Sutherland.
former Sa"rIG o: Shr.=..,..v County. who
* "-i Ih- ground. has recognized ms man
a. one s.p Was IL. IL. iail.UES u... :'';!
ate: tlr ;C.gr Il Acne riots II. l,-t- mis-
siui. has not W., t.-: confirmed.
T..e o..!C-!s determine! 20 tane Hogan
10 Boise ;E!s s..IIn-. ~ tie J;.u f-.F" - +
y.ry poo: affair, and E::p!- > 10 ollYE-
i.ulty To k.ris SUSPECTS apart
After confer, mo-. however. II Wis 10
t...:,,rIrt. ta k--y I'm he, s.i.c- Il H.s
!,a:.,. his removal would .- construed a.
e,lL-uC. - i..T u: M = violence.
...s funeral Of t'Js.rHyr S-.grent-G-
Wi, -ak- p.ac. TOMORROW mink 81 j.
~. Reverend " j Foyag. ;r-> 4-r; q.
h. 'u.I-.. si liaG no. ii i'c,-'1l ,sGlJu = no.
~. +. fnr.Ay w.! l:,.iNt; d.! address 81 ~"
occasion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
GIRL
Badly Bu!?"F9
Gertrude Grimes. s Years Oh,
Was Playing With Christmas
Candies When Her Clothes
Caught Fire.

Her dress icn.teG from candles which
had DECORATED! Christmas t!.e. Gertrude
Grimes years OF. ran screaming ::om
iE. =. .S.,;..nt r: NJ. l.s, South S.Nji, stree:
yesterday afternoon. IeI burning clothes
wcr.- torn from i."r s--,rcd n.sh by men
aiJr.cIvr. by III. terrific! cries.
Ih- Xxi. v!:!. IHo - q daughter az Mr
ard Alr-. Edward Grimes. Residing on 'ne
second ..o"r - "" IL. South SIXTH stree.
Was playing with two children OF the
y, iSihOrhoC,:. ROdy an! Katie LLOYD
TAsy were decorating mike-b.!IeVe Ciir!si-
mas t.r.s with ca'g."s, which :.I! been
taken .:O;n che :-a. article IL the Grimes
home.
The ha1pv chatter of the children was
Interrupted bY Il startled scrca:I from the
Grimes child as her skirt caught ~. after
contact with one of the candles. and th';
three cnii!:.n rushed from The basement,
screaming
Jack Lloyd and another ne;sEbor. Wat
son. Responded and graSp.G III. suffering
chlI! a. SL. emerged from III. basement
4 or into the ward. Although the 'ia:i.' y
from the chi!9s clothing snveiop.C: her
:crrn. the men tor. the fabric from her
ruGy an: 'XI!nc g..shSl the fire.
Doctor r. II. Lehman. e No. iSS south
E,.aGN ~. WAS Gale. ana pronounced: the
S.r.s buns 7. ,,.. >. I!yuS. IL. stated that
she h,d probably inhaled :h. flames.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
NO CHANGE IN PASTORaTE
CF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
it- U"s~r~"d Gh-oV:si1- IUdisss 81
>siIt "H."i"s~s R"sh ~ -. GassS-

Nj" impatient by TIE divided duties
= fH.i- rEst ugH pastor 4; the ~s.,ls
'.."- w. sa''9'r church. ~" cgs-- sa-
ION - frn -isN 's'1"!ie church ot tas
II .s Tr-"i'v. TN,.,t street ,'Ha Par. ave
u#'- -r- ~ I'Er --G-rr ScstrrIs, a,-ey-
u.H'- f'.s HiJ-Esa;"i g.-gui'''- - = alt
Eri.. rNss. VAS recently appointed -
A. bishop '7-"~l--- pastor - - CASi-
sf.ES G'..r - gtnr t-lxr'a ard M,!i.AU-
s.-n-r las-T-- 40" disappeared .saG. !.
r a s~r ~ TIE same I5rl'. ~ ---
z. g. - ...E47'a r. Ss'n.r .EH2Ts
= 'Tii.H"' sft--e = n" hals Trinity
,ts-vr s.;toIkh r.ss.nS si- He>4GuaT-
trE- .f = 'azs=ag:s
~ HrraaSsF NJ was ~, ~ al to ;h-
ss ~ to- h'g Trinity congregation.
Na.r rom .H7r Ta.-7t &. =. po.g.A-,
ara ere q -. sfs~FrH-; -ll=i.Far~1 a n
--s.rt--E - 80 f'a~H-s.s. >a-t@sy este
-As -t'-:u'n-- a; Na.ya s's;n-. .'if.c~ss!
N.;sea.s ne ooos-,oa - .A~ meeting
- s-s z~-sst g.e-slal Z Sol .. c-. a. -.
s'--~,,- ;ae r>s;;~- q: Fs;ssr E'l.dlo~sAi. I.
zskrt "a l--N - as-s.: rc-.i-u- -
ysL- - H-iss tstSe~~ t~o .srtss.s IA
t-- Es-t ~sssr a-~srr-i ;sst 80 matter
T-s ~-.f--sA = Z r2-i' - - A,EE-
s7sHss AZ sts.-: :s--. - "a; uTraa si-n
- .-.---A:aeI
, -l---a;f;s< -. appointed a: TIE meet
- So s-s- - -: .sat ~ .tT--5i $50.
e. - .Tses-u-~ - Arrstish"s is.t tsa
;z-sH--~-s = = -7r Sras h~r '1rS &
Ests s-as.s - 49,. t--e.- E's-
5asss - r-.-<s - -r- 10 ra--t5-s, 80
c1ls- e :slI .AA; - s-iET. sss.<ufseL:
srG.t -
IL zSs---. --s-z -hs- :. ssi a. h-1--
- -. t--s--TfS - .s=.T .a-r.A sCt
et's.4 rU-srv.s tr~u 3 trr s"<t s: -
- So /, tH-T 49,. - c,so-s7t - 49,
sa-- .----s n sIr -Hs re-- 7-sl-:s- g.
.z--rs s---4Er -zas.-d Min 80 AM
e -.aE
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
EMPEROR SENDS GOLD MEDAL
TO LOCAL SINGING SOCIETY.
G;Old~a Jubilre OG Rh~inisrher FrSh-
sisn C-l~krased-GOsxre ress0ao
BarehOldt Speaks.

The golden jubilee Of tire Rheinisciier
Erohs,In Il German singing society. was
c,-i.hlat.J "a; ccncuriia T;!Tncr Hal. AT
Th.rte.2Ih and Arsenal streets. last nlSnt.
= gold medal. sent Ivy Emperor N!iiiam
Of Germany. WAS presented TO tn. society
by the German Consul. Herr r. Won
kc,:.c.
In the address n. the German Consul. the
CONGRATULATIONS of ;h. EMPEROR v.r. 'N-
t...t.e., for the excellence "i the CTg;r.S-
ton and for their iov. for the mother
coCT.rT.
Tnere were many other testimonials sent
from the various national singing sucic-
ties and from the l.i-d-rkaEz club ~ St
Louis.
During the evening sorcr"- SiNan !siF-
tho.i, delivered an address. III which h"
commended the Germans uf 81. Louis ."r
their substantial citizenship ami loyalty
to Pure politics.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ROLLS ON GROUND
TO PUT OUT FIRE
Mark Fischer, Waterman NJ
Brick Yard. Burned by ExPlO-
sion of Oil While Lighting Kiln.
Dies at Hospital.

Set aH-e by an explosion o. kerosene.
Mark Fischer. 20 years old. ro,!c,! IN the
dust and eN',rGnishsd th. flames. hut not
until Il. In! been horribly burned Al
oyer the body yesterday morning. II. died
1T the City HC-;ital Il few hours Later.
Fischer Was employed aS waIch-nan
AZ thc Eri-rrris.. Brick Works al King :
Highway and oak Hill avenue. and WIS
;ry!L: I" light the flies in u Kiln when 4
can nf Goa! oil which he carried became
iSEi;ed from torch and exploded. ihA
burning oi! being thrown III, over hiss
clothing.
In agony Fischer rolled on the ground
lis screams failed 10 attract t.!lov-woyk-
-IcE. and when th,. flames We're sStin-
rGisf"s: Fischer WAS unable 20 arise. He
wls found :, few moments lat,- by q Tore
ma! an an ambulance. sI,:EToHci.
\ hurric,. siriV. 20 IN. City ~ ySpi'al was
mad" ard everything WAS done Ia save
tischer's Nf. bu; he did i few moments
b.frr" neon.
The body is held for the Coroner and
will De claimed hy the widow, who lives
a: No. ii'" Duncan avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
coRE0 BEFORE THOUSANDS.
Ma'a.Ior Badly Wounded 10y Bull
~ III raSO.
ErrTp,IC euE"T,i.

Ef-l'' F''.'T' 81 M.
Galveston. Tex. Jar. News vas -
CsIv.G her" io-.;Ay that t.:CJ- AZ aud
enc. %. :. ps, ~. cf!gg Americans in a t-i!l-
rEn:.rg s'eua a; - FaSD. Francisco f'alJ-
II ar. Carlo chico . renowned Ta'tGHr.
Mil. J---'l--TtrZ exceptionally iIr.LE
.cats wa yesterday afternoon rsEgat -
/ wi'i bull ard terribly gp-st. ti- he -
,.sy h"irg .s~;'fi-.i e
!'ai0.la-. who Was ~" ra!t1in q: TIE
troG,. vas --r @..-.--i b. A,pTyp i'i.Gi'rp
J. rnssl. fGs- on; II n" hospital after
hl.oly sGlrGs received tHu n"utns ayo
Hv! tho t.glcT Ssh' ~as roE-.H - amt!
the srr Grac. --or- G.: ~. ap. isIdirg AZ.
cheering Amer. ans
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
AGED WOMEN IN TRAGEDY.
Dne ~ Years Oli shoots Sister
and Then Kills Herself.

Erie. Pa fsn- A murder c1i sssf-,'e
SH- a. a Io-eiy farmhouse -sAT Es>s
S.r.-S@-iG. ct;sc1 zii.s ec-; q E"-a >ss
G-..-;sS. 20 ~ county c.s-.aAs tg-Lsi
ks-.- a. inEr-. .atlsa I'.slgy Defective
E~s.S .st--l- t-..g. that s..l.t1S :.
N.arsau aS,. = .A0t A.. X ID k-- IS
s- .-so.zE. a Sa-,.@ Z -.-~ .r-l."T
-rs- A-r>e'f sd :uT-ss. -r. c-1 =. :
AT-S.., rtdssss Gt.t -. trl.rS
Trc sTuE-rvsg.sirrs rrrlF.sl.- 81. -" n -
9. z-ss 'rsiT 80 a. 9. - ~ssE . tSss
ne. iA.sy L..zt.-S----. Ella t,-..-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
JAMES J. CORBETT ACTS
M BERNARD SHAW PLAY.

Ss- Haven. Ccr, Jan .-G~c:.. Ps:-
rs.s Saws co-rsty "Tazh-I Ry-o-'s
r-o:.s. - u.s s..s- Ia -. c->se-rs
tir- ~ a-v stage at The HySsT'nc Theats-
,s-s .r-@-aso-.-
Nis. Na-Es-st Tyrhc-iy. who played
ire t'-!e rci. = l.-f ''s-su sss S..:s port.
81! = cs.r.sssry. aut co-.sslerz-
-. *. .eD,sl interest s,s ATTACHED: 10 ne
.y---s-E1zr - ia-.s : tCrt~t- - ths
i.srT q: CASH! Byron tss x.s:enan yu-
s-lsi
a. tie es"a.aS :-r'7-Tsr-e which res
a formal ore. rhs .-s-.r~~ b~CE c-a-t.cai-
u -.Ns2-ssa trs ACC e-1ce s..hCsiaets-
Cznr reeve. .Efs lh-sst % NJ ShaVs
cu-zc4ls- a - .rars.at~: ~ ;ss stage
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
DOUBLE TRAGEDY RESULT
OF HIS JEALOUS RAGE.

,EpTE!.;.. SPECIAL.

Ht.i'I'i;i.it Special
I..w;on. Ok Jan. I'm n Jealous gag"
" !lliam Goo.iknisEi. a farmer - years old.
shot ard Instantly killed his chil':-wl:.
ans: the, killed himself. near Duke. iitty
five niles West IF here. at O'Clock yes
t.rtiay afternoon.
siOo,!kni.ht. his wife AMI Mrs Dunn
mother of Mrs. t;oOikniSa;. were sitting
in IN. room. when suddenly GoojkniGht
walked to a corner "f the room, seized a
::.-caliber target rife. advanced To IN. rear
or Mrs. Huna's chair and fired over her
shoulder at his wife. The ball entered Eec
forehead and she. died instantly.
Mrs. iiuin ran int" the yard Streaming.
AMI t;o,idikn!ght stepped into an a5Juin-
ing room ard si.c. himself in ,he lefJ
breast. This lid hot produce death ard
h" placed III. weapon at his forehead anG
pulled the trigger.
An inquest WIS held yesterday after
noon and a verdict al the Jury was found
r. accordance r-i,iI the facts related above.
Til. funeral WIS held ~ Duke to-day
Goo.Suieht and his wife were married
az chi. kaShi last srrin8. She WAS % years
cl'!. Tn. c:;i!S. Uf tn" deed is said 10 hav.
Leen GoV!knight's jealousy Hf his wife.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Announces
FOR G0vERN0RSH|P
Man Who Overthrew Republican
ism in Pennsylvania Assails
MilliOnaires Of New York in
Publishing His Candidacy.
RErrHIIc SPECIAL.

KEFCBfiC SPECIAL.
Pi;tshurg. pa. Jan. l--Honisr l.. Cas-
publican plurality ~ Sp."p. and helped
the Democrats 10 elect Treasurer by
.3vlv plurality. to-day announced his
candiiacy f@r t....In1r ~ i s'.ite'ncn, ,.'.
tan.e! together AT New York T. rno!I"r-
ollie The political machinery OF the ia
t.on.
Castle says nc can prove what he says.
He s:lIie.: III. bank scandal III f.nIsyl-
Vania. telling the story 81 how million
aire politicians loaned ou- state money
in hanks where they could -; credit.
Castles New Year salute threatens an
Other Uph-ava! ia this State and others.
THIS - a.. basis f"r his charges: Re
cent?; ioI.n m:.linna.'es tonntcf.d with
known 10 he h.hin.! the PernsL ivsnia Re-
publican. machine. nike. up IN Pittshu'S
pciit:ca. affairs. ari announced their sup
To:; Ior \. VI. Jsnkin>"n. a rli!.icna'rc
ioymaker ard society HAN. fox Mayor IL
j. :hc beginning u! a schsSne e. htrm"nize
the State and unite forces here that have
been Yeb.i:ous for years.
AGAINST ROOSEVELT.
Castle charges POLITICALLY Tat tn" mil
ii.naires have organized To !rus'ra;" the
reform pianks vi President Roosevelt IL"
:Tnrrora,!ons .hr"u.hcu; III" nation will
t.. the iaIc,.s uf III" ::d.r.nt!eni SoIc next
year. That il Why n..!!ionaiics al. tan:-
ing together. They have formed :.f ALI
arce. hav. these men rcpT ~niinS th. cor
Uvrat.. interests of TN. Z ,;u'ry. for the
SOL. rUrp"s. Of controlling poftical ma
ch,ne:y in III. larger and doubtful States.
..Back 81 ;h.. open declaration Of Henry
Clay Frck. thu, h.. favors ;he candidacy
OF MiI!.ntire JeDkins"n for Mayor OF
p,,,sbl:r. and the announcement thar
J.nkirs.. has the backing -: HI. P.nn-y!-
yan!a Rsi,I"ai. OF Millionaire y. W. NIL
ton J. Dunai! cameron. the Wii. n.r-
f.IkinS syndicate of Philadelphia and ti:e
phil i,..,phia company which controls the
p;,hi;c-s.rv!c.. corporations of H::tsburS
and the United States Steel corporation
The introduction u! Frick ana his
,.r,v,i oF miiIionaires IN Pi;;ShurS anil
Pennsylvania reveals one ran:ica'i"n. \
dozen 81 the>. ysriiiications exist. a':i
men connected with the whole c",H5iiit-
ZION nf rir!tona.r.- I rcf., To are looking
after ti!.i: respective districts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
NATIONAL QUARANTINE BILL.
Williams t. Introduce Measure
When Congress kra>semb.cS.

cha f;an0n.,, ."nI.. Jan Il -vsSHei y
r. IasIDg ~Ucs. .-!5:1r 't IL" IrI:' s.iistil. -
III T--.. ~ Of = letter :svc! John sharp
:, .lI..siI-. minority leader "a ta!.-:">s ~
,hlan q" Aiy> mat Immediate l.. ass.u iH"
sS<~rH III. * O.: IuuGT"-- j..> 1'rs h-
:. IL uaI! Ia. So tr.iu tel v>v:--s,iN'S an.
senators tpE. -!."T Cor tG- I.TlSS-s Ui
a.r~.ia. on :, n..! prov .iIas r.-s:'Js r--g-
sl'f.na - quarantine matters - ts' Srt.sil.
." f- "a, one" :r"~s... =: ;iSssE'. AE'!
n sS.h VII Cva.pETL 10 -. T.%".Cr'. -
.ig, .-I ~ the taat;aErrs4 S-aTaGJ-r.'
Conference.
NJ H,;.;arns vac chairman of -t.e Quar-
Ir'fl- COMMITTEE q: tEa' son. -rarIcs and
1. y. ;hrvISa Ms efforts t.-.f a dl-i ...i-l9ps
re: .-t obtained from CiS commute
l.1 a.icr. passed N. CUEse-- -Gcc y % bit
ons Li.teatlnS vote. IasI s-.IS - senator
Mallory - !lo!;JS-
&. is believe. :4s- senator Mallory Will
1lt ctr-C- -i.r CIil WHEN 70 comes f,~
:o.e ire senate" a.. - al Nor her krr-
F~-- natives ass; : 'C.. AZ s-.4..-E -
-..sS s-y s!il r-E-l.aCS I, raU-.c- flat
ne S-oat.rTu cIG.tl.t-.-- -! u. s.--- upon
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
BRADLEY NOT IN RACE FOR
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
81. fsanrO1s County Legislator Z ssess
tO Sect Re.~i~rsiWss to the
state Sena0e.
Ei.FIEIIc SPEsTNL.

Fla, River. Mo. Jan. !.-Stife Senator
John l.. Bradley. 4. ms city, who's" .i'n'
has been prominently mertic 81 a. 4 i,s-
s.b'o csnG dat. :rr III" II.r Ratio Con
grcSsiuraal nomination in - Thirteenth
District today anUoIL, '! Z! !. viii not
SEEK fhv !"iniu.t'yr-
Ir E-aGi.sv's friends aT.. urging him 20
again boom. a c.nIiist. Toy ih. STAT.
Senate from this DIST ct Nj. S:adl 5
strength. with tn" voters OF The district
has been S-ratiy Increase. because of TN"
uum.,ous measures wh.c: II. Introduced
anal had enacted H. IN. Interest If thu
libcr:nG element. which casts g Large got.
!r this section J; t.. STATE.
NJ I.:.d'"ys r-GDGI" iIl'-lt ;ba' -
w:.i not -. q ,IHi. e. TO- 'I.Sr'-- !-tsa~
tG- field IN y. France. County - .ogr-r
Senator " x smith q! Fam ,E.f"''. VINO
,Ur wears sxo wts III, 'Il'U ut a.: form;
Congressman E.s!wa:i R"bb o: P.:E.NtLe
In 81. primaries.