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THE ST. LOUIS BEPTJBLIC: PRIDE Y. AUGUST 25, 1905.
FOREIGN NEWS CABLED TO THE REPUBLIC
CRANE FURNITURE C0S I
RICHEST HEIRESS OF ENGLAND REPORTED
TO BE ENGAGED TO CAPTAIN IN THE ARMY
ASIATIC CHOLERA
$tuur unreservN
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GASES
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Tiro Bassians Die of Disease, and
All Others Who Arrive is
Westers Part of Country Are
Isolated Much Local Alarm.
Dan-sir. mart. An. Si Two Russian
raftsmen recently died at Calm. West
Prussia, ot what waa diacnoatd as A'latlc
cholera.
A!! nusJan raftnacn there. tndn4!n;
th"!" rocwly arrtVMl. have bren deta!nfl
or iMlatrd. aiul energetic nelsons am
hIr.s taken by he health authotU! to
tMwiXT any carea oC the disease an to
prertat Its spread.
The declrlon of the conference of health
authorities, in which Privy Ccundror Pn-fer-r
Klrmrhner and Prfe5or rsatrky.
Chief of the Bureau of Infectious Diseases,
tn the PruMan UtnlKtrv of education.
Worvhip and Health, tock part, was that
there was no dancer of the disease spread-
in.
Tney acreed that It existed, howtrsr.
and considerable aocll alarm la f!t.
Lady Mary Dotxglwi Hamlltoa !n mM to be twtmthed to Captain McKffil. a bandtione armjr offlctr With a
CjrtalnK pay. Lad? Mary t the only child of the twelfth Iukc of Hamilton and Itrnndon. and he la, there
fore. hcira to thi Island of Arrau. law tat-s in Suffolk, and a osal fortune. The Hamilton family In the
most Illustrious in St-otland. The French clukedom nf ;h.-.tutilH-niult n.is bestfwed on the second Earl for giv
ing hi fiinst-nt to ! marriaKe of Mary. Qiut-n of S-otf. to th Ihtti;ibin of France.
FAIL TO SWIM
ENGLISH CHANNEL
Foot Candidates, One a Woman.
Make Unsuccessful Attempts
on Anniversary of Wellfn Tri
umphant Feat.
JAPANESE TRANSPORT SUNK
BY AN ENGLISH STEAMER;
AND 160 MEN DROWNED
Nagasaki, A us. 24 (Noon). The British steamer Haralong and the
Japanese transport Kingio collided at 10 o'clock last Tuesday night In the
Inland Sea.
The transport waa sunk, and ICO men were drowned.
Dover. Eaisland. Aw rt -The thirtieth ! P7 A AnPtDTO DEr QIHM A TlDM fit
r.nlvcrKiry -,t til'- mhow uT Cit'tain I Ja.fil I nUULr I O llL.wlUlaft I IUI Uf
XfJitthw V.etb lti mn;nlfiff :iriiiv4 fl.
rKllh cha.i-.rl. wjiicli is to-!ay. iirouclil j
out thro,. c.ir.tliil i-t-s .it-r to emulate tl:e I
famous slintr. r. j
Tliey uf. Jliys Anntte KeUcnuan. th 1
wutn.tn champiun Mklmmr J Autralla: J
T. U. fsurr . who h.t -lre.i'lv :na!e ,
inreo ui:m.-csrui attri.jj.ts t mini tlw
chnel. ami llornc Slew
All thrw :n.ilf an nrly start from this
iilnlty und'r f.tiraMe tathr cointl
tio'is A:t--r covortnr i miles Mis K"IlTtr.aii
w j'tvitn- ly aeo. lckm uaj save
VV th- attemut.
Ilurijess I- ft the water, his tug returning J
fn I Wit i '
Me a- five up after twins 1? the water
e-eJi hours
A fourth cat II late. Montagu HolJvin.
who Jih-x jilrcadv tnale lr-l! atttmpt to
im the chaiin!. tartt.i at 4 o'ciix-k In
the oitern04in
II- almiiJatttwi Ms atterept to cros-a the
channel after iti.niins eiKhteeen -niles.
CALHOUN'S COMING PLEASES
VENEZUELAN NEWSPAPER
Crco ratltMII.Mal San Lam. .rt
Jwolelors- of tsllwn fmmmty Will
Re I keld.
Caracas. Venezuela. A:ic T4 The se.-n.
efflrlHi Oin-tl muI con.nientins to-day
jfii me ii-ii ro-rurr Ji:lt.e u J -.!.
BOULIGEN AS INTERIOR MINISTER
St. Peter.-btir?. An?:. I. Tle Kmperor has accepted the restirnatlon of 51.
Roulisin as Minister of the Interior.
Count Alexis Ixnatleff. a member of the Council of the Emrlre and former
Governor ! r.il of Ki'tT it. Is thnu!:t. irill prohahly rucrceil him. althouRh
Oer.t.il Trepoff is mentioned as a possibility.
PANAMA MERCHANTS TO AID
THE CANALCOMMISSION.
Panama. Aur. St. The Sferchants' Cetn
Witt.e lie.d a conferenc to-L-y with Gov
ernor Macoon. Chief Engineer Stevens
and President Amador and hts Cabinet.
The greatest cordiality was shown
throughout the meeting. The representa
tives of the merchant!, ald. as the Canal
Com:ntiin consi.e-rcd commissariats
throughout the xone necesarj- to tfco
butHlr.K of the canal, the merchants were
not iriillrr tn nlin nHstarie.. In the way
of the uml"rtaklnK but proposed to limit
the commlsNarUt privileges to articles of
absolute necessity.
It tras also ruggested that the Canal
Commii'fion permtt the laborers to make
their other purclia--s from the commercial
houes by means of c.iupons. which, the
coiumleslon should rtdceni.
Governor Mngoen and Mr. Ster.-na hare
taken this proposition under consideration.
AT 20 DISCOUNT
From Regular Prices in Plain Figures
Until Further Notice-
GENEROUS public patronage, in recognition of the NEWEST
best goods, at the lowest values shown by any one, in
duces us to continue this sale.
Visit our beautiful, artistic stock, see our LOW PRICES in
PLAIN FIGURES and you will buy from the original SELLING
BENEFACTORS AT 2Wb OFF. --
"OUR NAME 18 YOUR GUARANTEE."
J. H. CRANE FURNITURE CO., FS
CUIUS SIS.
ENGLISH FOOTBALL TEAM
BEGINS AMERICAN TOUR.
Iondon. Aug. ;.-Th Pilgrims, the
team of Hncilsh football via yen Tkho will
make a two months tour of the Unltnl
States and Canada, were pa-ao nicer on
the steamer llivarlan. which sailed from
Liverpool for America to-day.
The team lnc!ui s a number of the best
association players In the Unltfd King
dom, and is captained bv Kreil Millies !
Sheffield. Sir Charles Kl!p..tnok. the
Scotch Uarantrt. Is one of the members.
SWEDISH PRINCE
TO RULE NORWAY
HICKS
CAPUDINE
sMtCBUTUr CMZS
HEADACHES
tCOLBS
IaatolgBowra
UsHMacMc aimasa
MISS
SEVELT TO
LEAVE TAFT PARTY
Daughter of the Preideiit. Ac
oi!i.;i:iil liy lU-ueral and Mrs.
Onbii! :ind Others. Is Coin; to
Visit t'liinex I'liiipress.
NATIVES
VICTIMS
OF WHITES' CRUELTY
Tastnanians of South Pacific, i
Miid and Primitive Folk. Over
ridden by Modern Invaders of
Their Count rr.
Taelolun. Auc II -The transprt Isai I!olart. Tahtranla. Aug. SL After rest-
Snl"?irV-m,.ei7. Hoo--.eitar:Knle. f with j-.r-e:..r T.ift m. pi-tv on sjarl. t.e jin... of Truramu!. the !a.-t of the
LtinV VSV-lrvrV ,00k.,M !,"'; t Th- dtjnLh.d vl.:..-. ifter enjoying Ti'mamans have h-en e: Up skeloton-
H'lte, lal ne2uela and tii 1 nii-d - r.,, through Sin Ju.nii.i -tmit ..:. the wi-e i, the Hol.irt Jlu-e-im What a sad
The ",..;.... ,. ..,, .. i -t cuinl -itte. w.n---eil :t preat rtory a that of thi ln'rfet!lwe. s-l-
resint.i lii ",., ?i . a' ""oralj.e rep- ,. r.i le of (itizens ,-f T.irli.lnn. who iiVbH. and mi utl.rlv anbhnl raw!
?.?e2Vie f-wN 1 Kierv time I piss ojwr i'ui-. a ftw
tMllun ...' in ,h" "u"1'""" '"'- .re -.ib-stii, itlv m;ei-iin. S at mi!-j. cut of Hobatt. ..n the Dcnwr.t
"edin-s in ou- e..uM , . V ,hc, '-""- 1 '-eon. after I,' h theX x.'.tn .1 a stre ,m. I think oj ; oar . d Trucar.Ir.1 and
foun""r.", u ,u L'lVr ?:'"' ,iL f native c,i . hlUren , ,. r ml.--rsl.t- r-.at.- co-,-,1 u In tluit
lltli" whl n x? i'i V.iJ..Vier. ..".a'.."1" G...m..r -jr-x ..f rtima- I-Mil !ntro- nan'.-.x j-jct vi-.ii::n m-r- r ! r.-tcji-
tb..wj I.Lbi to. el: si .tj? rVe1 ' d.tir'vl i'M'tifni.::...i.th.sfr.mih.it ..ju for the mownl -.xh-n th-y M.oul.l
claim l"tJZ it . -lr u . Tl. n! ."t1'-" I ' wh ap:irane,. on-ltuf-l on-of t!1.Jl,!,car fr,., ,he xf.untry whirl, had
wrHS:u-ho,L.geXrV.r,tv .tS-..r"t U---ur4i. faiur of toe fe.- on.eUn-,1 the-:, r.s lo-ls Mj.l-er-y
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conrs
U"
Jii'Ue iv.ll mm xestcrdav had a ronfer-
TO11 xxlttl t .e ..ril-X xnt'-ll
Ti tie .f . rij. for it" rex C-;-r-cent
diploma!, dtln xx 11 test" .i;i--t 3.
AMERICAN CHESS MASTER
PLAYING WELL AT BARMEN.
i t.
Itamei t
rou.1.1 f f
Wu. tf'.i "a
fo.!n
.Ma"- ix .n
ftom U 1 1
l-or if f. u
l!i.r- Mir- i.l
'Ihe tranrxnrt 1 can xxill sill for I-ras- .,...- i-.n,. i Itrunv 1-innl. -hich
pl 'n th- I-lin.l xf I.i:zo:i to-motri.e.. An- :'retci:-s r!ht awn, doun the coit for a
P"" . in? oir:v x. 11 .p.-riir .n lion,:- -...i.!ril.!e il-t.it.ix. th -uni iwittn
ix rs ,, .... ...,. ,wM! (m .! .-i.!' -.1 affr
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.xl ii! -t- am- r 1x0
r.ti-x- Ta
Ke.tT. ImIh.i. .v-ot: a-i.l 1ini;.' Kept. -. .,..,.-..,,,. .,, i.u Ir,5.0 e,l ,
Kinj Oscar Said to Ilave Changed
His Mind About His Son As
cendins Throne.
Stockholm. An. SI. Accordlnif to Rood
authority th feeling In Government clr
els reparllnit the aeeesslim fcy a ISerr.a
dotte I'rinrt to the Nor-.?rln tlirono has
un.lerKon- a comp.ete chatu;e.
Kinc 0?car no loncer opposes the ac
ceptance of the cronn by his s.on Charles.
As o.n as the urlon b-tweon Norwav
and Sweden Is t!iso!v-.t. his answer will
r xlven. and It probably will be affirmative.
RUSSIAN NAVAL MUTINEERS
TO HAVE TRIAL AT ODESSA.
Odessa. Aujt. St The trial of the mllors
who mutlnl-il on the battle.shli. CIcorRl
Inu!ednnostcv In this harlK.r June last
will lCKin Aucust T2. The prisoners nuni
lr -venty-tive. The prcxxedlegs will l
behind closed floors.
GERMANY PLNS
COLONIAL ARMY
, . Ill and th- .-niinlar. 1 !-.ii- ...!! -1 ar:-r
.rill r-t-rn 01 :. lir!2c , ,'Kn;r,c-ttt.iu. th. f.,tr.-s Funeh i..iv- I
-e,. v,,l u- n . ptemiKr a,r. vhxee thrit...r. wn.. lirun. the J
f. er.iT..rs l'at:. r-..:.. j w 1!1(I l)f..ir. t xx.,s t.x r tr.i- ".Td that ;
sv-ot: .-.id le-n:. Kept. -. ..a.. .,,, hl ,nt0 u,.j , ro-.tn
-nit
Jax
K
T"e ninth
us IlulT.-li !
ts IX ere .1..
from s. h'e.-h'er. John
I. '. , f .n Teli';irn.
.( J 1 -xx.kl f-.ini
x.or-f. ha.ix. an.l
tn Iterser nn.l liern-
uZ'.V'i T -a'. ..';f'"-v'':,"r- V . -ent-n l-i:-i:r.castt.iux firs, x.jit-.l thxlr
hnitli 1- A-tndnd. ileplrjrj. J "-'--. ln:.:. j , ',,.
w'-' ". ",;' ,""'" '"xT-, '"'?' "'.,.,0!".t ,,:"''. TleVe are hoih .1 at at. I .1 picture cf
V-'m. !; V".'-i MK,",r.Vl','-,.V- .'n' V.Vurtddv In the II bar: Mu-euni. -h-is-
!..... t, .ton-: rlv. ir.l Mator I.-.I.-. Mp ,. .,, .., ler -p.-al rinc- ts . har.i.-t-r-
t..'p- r ..-nrsnti nd Kelly :,r..i rct.-.r- .sV"f the 1asn.a-.lan-. lh- :: KLiee of
r-! :it. r ..t:d l'e,l!i - '..... .fcr.l- thre !..- U;,,.n tei;-taMe
r-i. f. .!..-:n,en f 1im:!j- nil , ,a- , ,,..,, hJ. h formed their
,r.x,v,! ... v,tn ;.. 1- rox allx . ntertai-e I g,.,,: ro- m-.de .f -Ki-.s vvhirh th-
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tin win ir rtn
M " J '.- tent'i r.-ue.l wr- de
el.: t . tfn--ic as f.t'loxx Maall
'' '" i I'tn I in. Mi. ft from llu--i.
Janetx V. . v.pi:i r.-!iic r'n fiom
I-i.iv . t' ta..rx fr-n T. .!; an.l l.er
jr r t' m Hi , nt. r Tt-e n,. twtu.tn
Ititx'tt t. e l..hn t.a. u-"ri-t,.tl
Mars i w .n !.. : m. th Mlesm.
Wlltrl xvas iMf. . ,J f. nt t!a ete.j.tj
T.oi-1.1 a ia-.r-x.tt ici-ne f-om ttie
sextril. - . w.-n John -d I;. rj;rr
war .i .. .1
KEARSARGE HITS SCHOONER.
r.:ittl.'sliii Kniiit tin ialliit. hut
S:iv-s t'rfu nf Twn.
Nsv,..t jt 1 ,uc : -ASte- eolU.'lnc
With net tnwUIC the little l.cro-lf ol.
soho- r N Oal't p uf N-tx .17',t the
hatllesh r Krarce jtrrlxed m harttor to
nlsh: m. liwit-i.,) rraft an.' ;.-r
Ite-iin.1-!
' '-'."' -"V ". iiirNi.v.i.i , -hi.h they rexer
-..tie J Sie-T .: tn- r.-Tire snat.-rs . . ,.,... ,hi. a,j...it of the uHtes. th.
.-s-ni p - .in. i-' 1. i:-r-e.n:atvts !."-. ." : ,. . .. ..... ,... ,..,.1
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iji 1. i"i.n iii,i. a-i. .. II' in
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Tt- ,-r-v w'H I- In -hw f MsJr itmpl e sillrfe enl.'-.ae. xxlli-h look.
,-Lr.,"r',t1.":; -r' ,:rl,,n Ti-Vr' -'?, -"?, uTit Jou n --h a tru-tli.u- manner, as if
trlXZ-'Z"r would ;? I- - ftlen.1-
t.. i-: stst-s Se.j xxiu ......virt t.. I i-o"fm-:i:am; and tmk wahim.
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CHOLERA CASES IN MANILA.
M-in'li
!n
Ihoucl
frem
Is tjuarantiiied.
.xue i An outr.-eaK of e-i-l.-rn
Th- Tamaman r.tKirlu'.nal clltrere.!
xtriVmcIv fn--n hi conf-r ..n tl-e tn.itn-l.-nl
Whll- th- A-i-tr Hans n-e thin un.l
nder. xx 1th s:taicht ha r. rs niMinK. e.
c pt In It coars-ti'sr. lha: of Kur-.p-atu.
the Ta-marians xxer- t. tit and n.l.ust.
xxl-h b-oj, ho-iIJ-f. xrhile their hair,
x-Meh thev loa-i- d v.ith ml .vhre. had .1
! natural tvxlt. The xxotr-n had an ualv
1 ci&tom which prevail a'.-o atr.onK th I:
J marrl-d sister tn iu:he-n Ne-x i?ulnia
1 xf sbtlnc and OTel-r.e bminc off th-i'
. t .V... .....A.liin n., .riftttv .hi
I Jl ;-r 11(1 .!..- ..I.i ..... .. . ... - -... ... --
th-v tt-er-ox- imp-ove.; i- ik- nn
1W ilier I lie tn iimp. V lucil j marrl-,1 sister tn u:he-n Ne-x t'.obi.i,
General Staff Workinp Out Plan
to Organize Military Comp-t-
nics in New Couutries.
Iterlln. Auk. S4 The Gerrral Staff Is
worklnir out a plan to orran!z a colonial
army from the present estimate. Marines
are tn tie included, and thir iiunt-r will
be In-roand for the pur-oc of Kamon
lnc the African and A Malic ojlo-ia s.
The tx ill s.e placed 0:1 the rffrular ba-'s.
wish potloils. reliefs. IJeuten-int O-neral
ion Thr.i. i-tmm.tnder of the forces !i
xSerman Southr.e:. Africi. who 1 nov
yti.pri t-!:i the Insurrection there, a ill
pr.-liahly he placed In command of the
army.
FUGITIVE PARIS BANKER
IS CAUGHT IN BRAZIL
Ih li Ins Iwn reported It Is ' MlnVopl of the Aida-ntv t:ar.! sre al J
:h- thr 11 j a,,,. lo K,n vfirctables ' all '" ha-.- Vender. sj.-.xl rn.ts exactly
Yrs'c-Snx . .olJIers died nl ra.-nn ! msri.a- that th- xxorrt-n ali-o,n.i-.e 01:
M. KlnVv. nhirh U tio ouirantlne.1 in tl.itr hair In the a-:e -s-y. Hx ar.rth-r
th. rt-.x ex-er' -latlxe.s ami one Aie,.r!e-,n lnruulir o'lne'drnre the-0 tn I-el
crrxx r p.,.1 xxarshlp -a not tn-I wetrai rae t:e-l.
Jureil 1 f 1 to the en-r ..f the j The -urst-ee ,,f th- !5o.ard of it-I:h
fcl'.srf xe vlon! Oil .Vrnpan of 1 Ktate N-.t tv" i!a- 1 .ot se-tov, -n!
New "lork ?. n. t ex -ee.2 fy j that .. -nl.- efT-rts will S mad- to place
Tr M' "-sh r .ciiitrfin - t rlt ?ne
eour-e cf tnsoeuxe-, jh( afternoon be
tween IVlrt Jii'th ani Nexxport. but J3
oll'Kwl to l-t-.i ! ' .r thtt port -t awa N;
cause of J'tf )i:
At a po.ttt p r mil seu:neat of Tols-l
Judith the t' - s- whirh tuai from
y-w TorJt f - l-cr:nouth ; 1 -uj, a
oarco of empt) oli txrreSs leiow and
flll-d casj., on deck, crwstj tit torn- of
th- battleship
The lttr --Sea-rl-e at th- rate of f.
Jrxiois. strurv the -esecner on tj-e s:ar
tPOard std- tl3w the a-rr St.-e. jm.1 :h
watcr uhlch p.ured Jt thrus-) she hoi
a foot snuare ocr r.'tt.S she wiHup anj
cauej her to caslr-
Th onlv jtersocs on lvrd t.e-f i-apj!n
John Andrew, aaj h! ss. A lllim. Tix-wer-
rescued by the ' or she Krar
aarae. Ow Credit.
We wBl dellx-rr to joh a -ne Wariondor
ilsh-crade Watch cr: the r:rt -r.sl r-r-tBt-r.t.
txftts Itpcu. A C-x. M Cccr Carle
tcra blic- th and Ojlve.
fftor KltU Ills riassaate.
jtrj-ntuic urtxtAi-
u.tiMn. IIL. Auc U- William tUlhouc
0 yvara old. shot ar.i kl::-d James Hxrs- j
wood, of the same as-- thl sfstmocn. The
Kts w-rc pIaSnc w"" -er-l other r.
when xocne .aia-un -xeat :r.to te r.oce
to jtxt hts father r-vx-ax-r So shoo: hl
cowpisiS-1--- H" pelts. i; the xvas.',i at
mu-c Hartwoo.1 atl p-2exl 11- tririer
itrtwod dScl ala?tt lmaedUasely
kets Osetrstie tfcy Heal.
Grant Korers. a rx-cro. llxtr.c at No, JC
Clarence atenpe. as overcoie by the
beat last eln at the p!act of the
Vataw trraa prick Company ar-t retcoted
a Mfe aaarsa. ato condnioa la taot aerieua.
It under crr.trol.
MRS. SARAH KIDDER DEAD.
Apoplexy Fatal to MothtT of
American Actro-j.
rZfi IU r.T CAKL.R.
Carlbad Auc :. Cp-vr!t;ht. 1.
Mrs -Sarah Klid't;. -if- of r-do-.-l Kld-d-r
of CScac? and mither ni of Kath-er-x
KS-d'- h- American artre. di-i
uddenly Mr-day at tr- villi VS-sorli 1
Srrrs ap-pi'iy t
sr-x. Jxiui-r arrix-u r.T-r-taur svj-.t 1 .ntn,. tinV-nmn -a the
v.e- frlerdMr? Kutter cf CWow :o tai- jCa uer had si
the -cure
Her bv!v win b- ta!n to ""S-rmany to
be cremated nd then ?est ho-se.
. . w.. x..a ..
i s parate.i rare v.i:. .-.jui-i i.a na.. ...
J-e.ji.. V.II111VX ..Ul. " ... v.. n ........ .. .
sny rate fcr a V-.e p-rlo.1 of t'.me cnrrl--l
human hon.s upendi d fmm their r.erks
tv'tlr.e r.ntlx- eord-. asparentl In afl-c-tfonate
rerrAmbrarre of the .'.-ad
K-.X'ers asstht..ph.it.s ny that the
hr;Un of th- T.vysn mlars -xar. hater and
th- ln:.rnl capads of th- -uli c-eater
tan this of She Au-trallstr.s ... t"-.at th-y
. r-rotvtalx the int Hrctual .ird moral
Msprlo-s of th- nsstves of 'r malnltnd J
.tu-sdns exiiVnre xra Oxen durlns t'l-lr j
R.plxitv of th-ir s--iM-enrc. .nn -ra
of the nitlx- chl-lr-n wr 3e!ar-.l bv
their srbool tea-t'r- to lv fully the equals
of thrlr Kurop.-a:i co-rad - Yet : is
I-'nsed out thAS h- Atjssr-.i. an Invented
she tyoTn-ri-vc a:d the on.-ah. or
thro-anc-t-:lclx. lh of nhleh may be said
so be- Inllc-nous to Auftral'a are! tn-
earn ej-i,ere. anij -join ri -a-s-- were
the -fa- ncl-tns a.
n-Edic. a short
PRESIDENT OF HAYTI GETS
GIFTS FROM PARLIAMENT.
Tar: aa l"rlnce. Havtt. Auc ; In rec-ocr'sio-i
of t- .-rrtce re-I-r-d to :h
cousisry tr J-reJrr.t Nofd. J:rS.'iim-s:
b.s be ocd n him the tits- -f -lierfi-emsor
of the Country and ha- r-eaStd
hlsn lt. prt-t-rty vatssej at S-M.
OCeresl Beer t Jarysaets.
j rtt-rtnsjcsrKctAL.
i-iix-n. lit. ,cc- ;. iiirssn otscss.
foust callty br Tcrl C.-cnsy fsry of th
tlltCAl le of Ucors on four coensa of
as IraJk-tm-"-.:. ws oc Ths-rdr hell u-
oer !iiw in sn;e3:pi in ctr:rt to a:
tick mad of h.rdw.i. tvMch th-v
thr-w with a rosary moSlon so a :o kill
a bird on a. tree It I- cersaln!r a singu
lar fact, a, polaStd out bx- sh- sasn- au
thor.tv. that tio bo-- ard arrow, which
Is ih-'lci.se-wts Ir.s'iTr.eni of th- Asiat
ics. :h- TTartSc Ilandrs-s assd t-x- .m-rtcJn
Is;-! j, alshoush tr-MrenUy s!mp!r thin
th- B7irant o- lif ""osn-"rAh. xva
never dlcovyr-ithr by the Ta;manUns
-cr She Asrstralian-
Tor resclssi ue Rputic Wasst Ads.
Mat la Oftmnr ty Ileal.
John C SsnSsli. i;v.rj a: D luaxitre ard
r- Oircrvlile aTrnut. u. onrccm by
the tttt la front of No. O Csoutetu
i venue w;erday Ke trij. trclid by Hoc
tor L. K. Sheeps of tha: numb-r. who
prcr.o-asced his ccnditloa tiot sctlosss.
.laan Gat lay la-atte Wife an4 R
. to ttoath Aiaerlea Wlltk
Art r ess.
Fi-nciAi. ny cAiu.n.
Tarts. Auc 21.-pari 1 anc with a
s-n-ttion Mich a? It has not et-J.ijed since
tl lluinlert ca-e
I'sisil the ml of July Jean Giil.iy was
an .nijl-ne of the tlireat J-irls Itank. the
Compto'r d'11-compte. with u xxlfe aid
two children At pn-er.t h- 1 a fucitlvt
frosn tU'tb-e He is under arrtst at llahla.
is-nil. xxhi-e h- Red
n.illax. bv a rerie of manipulations,
surceilnl In approprlitlne Itrj-e .urns, she
asneunt of which l sail to be nbou: a
million franc? (JJSn.
bMrd l" Ctt-ir.na 5tllay enlox-ed the
cornjin!onUs of Mme. ihet alias Mm-.
! Mertlll. -m acstes. xxho had I-ft her
1st sliand
t tectixs fet.rd that G.'Iliy. who was
also known ns "VlcomSc de la fiuerche."
or "Kiroti Je:in de Grirdxal." !id char
tered th- ss-nni yacht C'atarSna and had
-nlrke.l at I'r.xro. Tl.ey cab!e,l the pn-'(i-
of all rot.nsr!e. asid to-d ix- th- 1'arls
I"-SecSle Oshce r.-eelxe(l wuril thll the
iaeht CaSarisi had arrUed there. The
pair d-r.v their Identity.
MRS. TOWER ANO HER SONS
TAKE SHIP FOR AMERICA.
Hnmburr. At-tr ;. Mrs. Chirmas-ie
Tower wife of th- Am-sicin AmSasa-cl'-r.
was a pai-sispr on the steam-r
Ulueher. which sailed to-day for N-w
York
She wa sccompinied bv her sons C5cf-fr-
cr.d Ho-J-riek. and Mr. Tower's
nephew. Jchn M. Briscoe,
PETROLEUM-LADEN STEAMER
BURNS IN ENGUSH CHANNEL
Irfr.dnr.. Aur It The steamr K-teh
Albatnfs. loaded with r-troleiim. cautsht
Sir- In the Krpl.-h Channel this afternoon
and burr.e.1 furtcunly.
Tee crew was af!j- sanded, but the
vessel it a total loss.
Hooec!esils Do yoc know that ear
ttt cleaners. paMrharosers. pattters, etc..
awer to tbc cbarsc ol uScrtr Siree jury- tsar be SKured thrc--4ti KepuSlc Want
acta ira. aoo ax atni 1 coatt
LONDON LABORITE LEADER
TO STUDY CANADA'S PROBLEM
lo-adon. Auc. St. John Hsutj. tj-iborlt
1-ader In the fto-se of Commons, sailed on
the seam-r Bavarian from Uverpfol to-da-
It Is ustderstco.1 that h- will rr.sk.
an Investirsstlon of imtnlsrtitloa tssto Can
ada. toasata Brlaka Catwalle .el.
Because cf family troubles. Sirs. Cecilia
WllUrd. No. SD Cratlof street, took car
bolic acid at her hone laft rdsht. She
waa takes to the City Hospital, where her
eaatUUcm fc -reported aa fctls aarieoav
REFUSAL TO MARRY
FOLLOWED BY SUIT
Adolph Knes Ak Damnptt of
MiHH Mary J. Wilnon for Al
leged Hreavh of 110!' Both
Are Church Workers.
Adolph Krtls of Jenntnr. St. lioutsi
County, yeti-rlsiy file,! suit for W.0M
damases. In the Clayton Circuit Court,
ifsatn-t Miss Mary J. Wilson, on- of his
nej-hliors. for al'.eirt.l bre.ieh of promise.
lire's and th defendant are tith prom
inent In Trelt. ri.iti Church work In
Jennings. He Is on- of its founders nnd
Miss Wilson t a teaeh.-r in its Sunday
school, in a.l lltlon to l.-lnc identified with
Us Christian Knueavor Sox-It ty in an of-f.ol-il
capacity.
In his petition Kr-I savs that ha ba
canio i-ns-isxl to Ml-s Wilson Jiitv 4.
r.'ti. No tliii- was jet for the weddine.
but It was u-iilersfood that it was to be
within :i reasonable tim". h states'. Aa
the dtvs x.ent by. Krels usred his al
1 5isl fl.in-e.' to wed him. but. he ullecs.
rh demurred soul k-pt detnurrlnit until
on- ilav Inst sprlnis. when she declared
th- encmsement was off.
H" a ert.-? that he waa at all times
mdy and wllllrs to marry her and Is
Mill rcadv and millinc. to perform his part
of the asreem-nt.
It seen-, that th troubles of the younr
eourl" bcenni" nolseil about tltroucll th
roncreatlon ssnd led to considerable dhv
pt-s!on. Krels resented sotnw of th re
m.irlss ami was 1.-st wts?k arrested at
the lnstan-o of the Reverend Mr. Top
I 'nc. par of the Jenninct Presbyterian
Church, win deelarvd that he had threat
ened to nss-mlt him. The chance was dlaw
missed, however.
Krei In st veara oM attfl tlvesj with Ms
parent. Mr. and Mrs. Mathlaa Krels.
Mls Wilson Is r.
Kreis say that he rave to Mis 'Vnison
st vera! costlv presents, but that ha has
not n-ost of them lack. He expects to re
cover the rcnnlnder. He Is p-trtlcularly
Interested In tha recovery of a, UOK ha
pave to her.
MNs Wilson Is a dauishter of John D.
Wll.nn. who was formerly a furniture
dealer In St. lyuls. She denies polt!vety
that she was -v-r enps-tse.! to Krels. She
sajs that they have met In church work,
to which she Is attached, and that tie
has l-en entertained at her bom. but
that that was. the aztent of their rela
tions. Th- trouble between Krels and Miss
Wllt-on have be-n pretty cenerally nlred
In sh" Jennlr.trs l-resbvterlan contrrerri-t!-n
In the list few Weks. but no one be-I1x-ei!
s-at he Intende.1 fit'.nir stilt ajnlnst
b.-r ns lie nnnouncei! he xxots'd do. MI'S
VHon Si.ie!i.- music nnd says sh has
t o: th- I nst Un where she will Ret th"
Uf. Mf. to fett the Ju Isment In the event
.. t-Iix-ten Jan- assesses that amount
acalnsf her.
She is n tall brunette nnd Is attractive-Manx-
-ood po-It'ons nra secured throttah
The K public's -Sstuatlons Wanted" col
umns. .
LIGHTNING IN NEW YORK
CAUSE OF HEAVY LOSS.
W wM
4
FREE FOR ONE YEAR
T tb tea prrsMas, withta tlw MaMa f ar
encsffwa. wIm scad a, ia wrMiaf;. aa ar
cfwa Octaaar 1, 1995, taa rmni way
THE BELL TELEPHONE
SHOULD BE IN EVERY RESIDENCE
Mnm A4vmU.Ii
922 ONva 5C, St. Laats. Ma.
Bell
Ga. af
lsssssssssSJ
ECLIPSES HOCH'S
MARRIAGE
RECORD
Half n tllllloa HMtlara rt wf
roltna Kirns, aa Itoei Also a Ship
Lades With Oil.
New York. Auk 55 A loss of more than
a h-tlf a million dollars na. eaue.l by a
tire tn stores No. ?. and 41 of th- -x-t-nlve
niant of the isijsh Term'nal War-hn-e
fompinv :it th- fiot if Korty
fjurtb trt. Hrooklyn
ssnrttd bv Uishtsilt:-? durlne a terrific
Morn. ut Ijefor- niMnlcM. th- fire was
still hurnlsi: at an early hour this morn-I.-ic-
Tlie flrtnen then expected to confine
the Mimes in the on- He buildlm: In the
Portv-fourth stre-t l.loclt. The Rush
store- etenl frisi rorty-fotirlh to Klfty
elshth strttt.
:l!Ifd with thousntids of bales of cot
ton. eitislcr..'d to brokers In Manhattan,
th- v-irrhou-es htitnrd fl r-ely and Muli
borcly The lire i. ;.artmnt was hand!
cpS'td l.v a lack of uater in tint section
of Itrisiklvn. only or.e main belnit avail
ab'e. RfRNINH SHIR MOHTP 1IARROR.
Ajew York. At-B. 51 -St rack br licht
n'ni dtirine n t -rlfSc storm which swept
oxer Statcn lilsrd and th- tower Trt of
th- uprr b" at mldr.lssht. tl-e -hip Mul
berry ""l !idi. wish cay- o'.I and naph
tha Ivlnc In the stream midway between
T.nujlnsslle aril Slapleton. was burning
earl. this mornlr.c Ilshtlr-r no the Iiv
f-oni the Ratl-rv So Sandy HtK.k.
Th- crew of tsenty-fojr men left the
ship just afs-r the ftre t.irted and landel
at Staple tort Word was s-nt to Manhat
tan for fire boats, which hastened to flood
th- vessel with water.
Doctor Gcorjse A. Witzhoff of
Xew York Charged With More
Than Fifty Bigamous Wed
dingsOperated in St. Louis.
RRPUEMC f-r-ECMt
New York. Auk. SI. Doctor George A.
Witzhoff. a suave talker and of refined ap
pearance, about " xears old. is sought by
the police of several cities on a charge of
bleu my.
In his matrimonial transactions the doc
tor dercrilKiI himself as .-, SwUs dentist
and chemist. The police declare that the
record of Wltxhoff as a bigamist is lancer
an 1 more darinir than that of "llluebeard"
H-K-h. the onilcteil Chicago blisumlst and
wife murd-rer. now awaStine death.
I.twver ISenlimln Franklin of No. MS
Xia:i stn-et 's authority for the state
ment that Witzhoff married the ilauishter
of a former Mayor of this city, and that
after a ,hort honeymoon he deserted her
and has not Is-en heard from since.
Franklin refuse to divulge the name of
th- younir woman.
Fnmklin represents several of the
women comt.lalnltiR of I)o-tor WitzhofTs
sil'tircd bltramous marrlnm-
"HAS FIFTY WIVKSL-
"Witzhoff has fifty wiv.s' scattereil In
all p.in of th- t'nlted States," stited
the laer. "and before we get through
with hisn. It will Ix: shown that he Op
tra t-,1 y syMeni.
"He sxlnil"d Ills numerous xxlves out of
amount ranslnsr from $'." to ll'.rt. Many
of these w..i:ien will siot :ips-ar to prose-cut-
Witzhoff. fearing the notnrkty ut
taehed to th- star.dal."
I'lstiief Attorney Jerome has taken the
case before the 'Snttid Jury and an ln
d'cSnint for tlKssmy was found acalnst
the doctor. 1h- Itetcctlve l.urt-au has
snt out an alarm for the arrest of the
Wholesale- loveniaker.
Four ttomen fi und who claim to have
L'en marrl.il to the doetor are:
Anil- I'sirkldll. 21 Par, of Jriok!yn.
lv.ru Iorf of No ?iS Third avenue. Th
d:Sor borroweil C" from her father.
sto'e Pi'0 from his; bride and disappeared.
Ksta i-.ind.-ill if N. IS Summer street, i
. . l......... . -.X . . -. a 1
I.(.?. i...ii"f . oi t.v ..ri'i .UMlll'lonll.
A Newark. N. J., widow; n.im- k-pt
ser. t by lawyer-: robls-I and d'-rt-d.
OI'E-VTKI IN ST. lAIIR,
Complaints have l-e-n received from
Chicago. St. lyitils. I'hllad-lphla. Kana.s
CIsy. ISuffalo and Cl'-veland. showlnj: that
the ame doctor, working under aliases.
h.us courted w stithy women and Is su
pecte.1 of .-nt ring Into a large number of
bigamous marriages.
Housecle-tnirc? Do you know that ear
pet cl-antrs. j-.iperhang-rs. painters, etc..
may be -ttetireil through Republic Want
Ads at small cost?
DESIRES JEROME FOR MAYOR.
INDIA
AND
CEYLON
TEAS
Grcci tr Black
ICED OR HOT.
Allay thirst asd fire re
freshmeat. Use the best; it
is the most ecoaosucal, as
one teaspooafnl stakes two
cups.
Sold by all grocers in butkor
in following rotimU faekets:
Blaxke's Grant Cabin
LlPTOX'SMARAVILLA-r
Quaker Brand Salada
TETIaEY'S TlSSERA'S.
Citizens I'nion to Offer Iliiu the
Nomination.
New Tor'. Aug. 31 The City Commit
tee of the r1t!zer.s- I'nion to-night, by a
vote of .- to IS. tk elded to offer sh- nomi
nation for the mayoraltv to Dirtrtct At
torney William Travers J-rom-.
Th- Eicutive Commltt-e of the Re.
p-jbllcan "ity Committee to-day decided
In favor of fusion against Tammany in
the comlr.c mayoralty contest.
All anti-Tammany organizations were,
requested. In a resolution, to meet at the
Republican Club. August 31. The res.
lutlon deelartss
"It Is the purpose of the Republican
party to effect a ftatoa. aad to stro It fail
power In the coming- election, wtth tn
support of candidates pledced to an ad
ministration of the affairs of this ettjr.
under whl.-h th- public utility oorBorav
tions. will not be masters of taa paoila of
thbi city."
Manr good positions aro secured thr
Th Republlc-a "Sfltuatiooa Waataa
umns.
rts-kftaeket Mkm an Waaaaav.
Plekpttcketn got busy Wednesday afgat
nn stre-t caar In the vicinity of Unfaa Sta
tion. Mrs. iiia Hall, who rriHis at tha
Hotel Itang.-. at No. 1S Markat street.
was relieve. of a trotd watch and foH
mane or kom nugget wane a ;
on a I 'ark avenue car. In tbu
eomtIalnt to the nollce Testerdav Mra.
Hall stated that the aisles of tha Park
avenue nr were too crowded to real aay-
one tugging at h er ware,
nacht-d the hotel, she declared, i
her watch. The Central District
invcstlgatlnc.
Laa
tanmnre. X. D.. AUC St. Ta latesb
n-!C trui ana .i-ac auos
Ju4ge Johns-n piaced tbe
ljulr vt'K lifer an4 wait
hr J l. FSetthtsf. Rtrml
liraSs. Mark, whit aad taa
f.tm owner t-r Jrmm teacn.
to). (V r-il. black aad whttapolal
owned r.y N. H. Upaooi. Oraaeajtaw
tMiar.
ponuar anas. awaa
ashaai Ala., am:
aasttaa atnr
HIS IS?
SCssst To.tr liw a tSRsah K:
Ora.nr-. N. 3. to-fil1it dil'ialU W.
tttatit Cine.n.. tsx amsiiaht htata fa tl
rars at Ma4tssa ttnmrm Oardaa. Iwsr IsW
of fit laics City caprarsd aar tit baK-
open aad ttw taa omwa
from scrateh ta th latter
'-Blfl
TO
COLORADO
'tr
A5aatETCB7r
Oa Sale Ai
. Celotsaia
taSepC.4
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