The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 27, 1905, PART I, Image 1

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NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR.
SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 27. 1905.
PRICE FIVE CENTS. 4
SUBMARINE BOAT
CHARMS ROOSEVELT
MISSOURI POULTRY RECEIPTS
ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN NAVY
Meaey leceived by Fanaers of State From Chkkeas and Efs in
One Year Amounts to ?79,10fi,906, or Sufficieat to Maintaia
Fighting Ships of the United States Value of StufT Exported
Prom the State Is 31,G2,7e2 Three-Fifths of Product Is Con
tained at Home.
KERENS DECLINES
TO TAKE QUIETUS
PHOEBE COUZINS JOINS MOVE
TO LIFT LID IN MISSOURI
Noted Teaperaace Worker Says Blae Laws Are Not Wasted aad
That She Desires to Siga the Genua Aaserkan Alliaace'a Pe
tition for the Repeal of the Statute Which Closes the Sakmae
on Sunday Campaign Is Beiuj? Pushed, but the Palmorc Mat
ter Is Still ia Abeyance.
FOfiCfD PWEST TO
FOAGERT
President Watches With Interest
Farther Maneuver of the
Plunger.
Blow to Senatorial Ambitious at
. Jefferson Citv Has Not ''Fat
Him Out.'
OerelaadPawUr Telia How W
aa aad Two Wea Get His
Money.
SEES TORPEDO LAUNCHED.
MONROE COUNTY LEADS COMMONWEALTH IN SHIPMENTS.
MAY BE REFORM CANDIDATE.
KErT HM A CLOSE PRISONER.
rcm5ZZZr'ZgZsZi- tr
1THE
REPUBLIC.
COMHT
arns That Mea Are Beceiviaj
Only Shore Paj, aad at Oace
Directs That They Be Bean-
aerated for Sea Duty.
Ojster Ray. I- I.. Aus. 38. Presidert
Rooierelt. with a. party of friends and re'.-H
stives. to-day witnessed a test cf tile eui
srariae torpedo boat Plunger front th
deck cf the naval yacht Sylph.
The weather was quite different frota
hat of yesterday, when the President hhx
If made a dive to the Plunger anl
matched at cloae range, even participating
n. the maneuvers of the tiny Tease!, fort
'iet below the aurface of Jaong lalanl
cound.
A Milt northeast wind was yet blowlnf-.
but the aJn had ceased and the sui
burned away the early morning baxe. The
test of the Plunger took :Iace In the water
',T the sound a short distance outside the
-titrar.ee to Oyster Bay. The boat J-
rated In about seven fathom of water.
8-wn after tlie President and hi part
hoarded the SlpU. the Plunser got under
any. At tlie requart or the President th
little vcsel pcrform.l some of her feati
While the I'rcident was on board tlis
.sel yesterday no attempt wa,s made t-
discharge a torpedo As Lts as eager t'
fitness that experiment It was arrange!
that rjauier.ant Nelson, the ceimtnander of
the vessel, and hlJ men would launch on
of th" projectile within the bay.
Accompanied by IJeutenant Prank
U.ar.H. commander of the Slpn. ami th-I'M-side-iit's
couaIii. W. FSnl-n IJovevelt.
lie President went to the bridge of the
"yllli to wltntrss the experiment.
D1.SCI1ARGKS TOIU'BDO
After maneuvering a few minuter"., tr-ai-i'iC
In the meantime several porpols s
live", the Flung' r came m the surfaoi
.Ml divhrge.S a tc.rpe-do. Thr bow of th
r--f rose a fw feeit out of the water
thi-re was .1 g'i'di of foim sevetal yards
.head, anl tit" teine; sMmtted oier th-
rfaee .f t!i- li.iv nr ;e rhatis 3 yards
projectile as idcke-d iii by one c
. Slphi l.iu-tches.
in ar ecmt f th" presume of builnes:.
loniKCtlon wi'h t'io peace n gntiatlons.
i-.!.'rnt ltiKi-.velt nan oblige." to leat
! fijlfh. ai"! at lyJ o'clock returned to
1 imor" Hi!'
II f.r- l.Wi:r h- ,xpr".'5J his yatisfsc
with tln nmcuviTing of the vesw
. 1" r otubte sUHI pf tl.. ir.nxi wh. han
i.,l h-
Tli hail l.tr:i 1 u- v.l-i. that thV offl-
r- rfttl :nn en ih ti.Kit wcrt rt-celvin
,. i!, rir. t.iey soar are rendering
il ihore iay. althoLKh It -was in mif.-sl
Mat at no tlm- noal.l thiir irrrlee be
' ' liaxinlout tl:un th.j aro ut prent.
Tii- I'resKriu h.u dlr.'ctiM that liere-
tliry ihull ri-ci't-.-" i juxy for theii
-nt outli . Their ma pav am t-sln
i' Morday
POLICEMAN WARNS GIRLS.
WHO RUSH FROM FLAMES.
t mplnvr. in Hawk HisMlerr XotlSetf
I list Rallatlas; Is Fir saw
- )trt.
"'- trirl. working for Se'tafr a
Kim in their bo'k Mwlrry at Xo. Sit
'i'v strait. eterday morning nt 11
clock rushed from th bulUIng wlilch
va on fire, all escaping without accl-
il-nt
l"ollc-tn-n Srlllan ana "Lane, in r-as-
is the buUtliug. saw that it was on
ire. Splllanw turned In an alarm and
'...n- 'Utereil the buiUIng to warn the
cupant ll found th girls s-orklnc
i the third tl-jor anl quietly announced
til tlie.
Ther-i follne.l a rut for hats and
rtt cloth r.z nmung tho girls, who hur-
-l from the ballJing as the tirst flre--'ii
rilv.l
V . on I alarm sut turr.xl in and the
axe. which nt tlrit lookrU danscrout,
a mhi 1 uniltr control.
C ,. V Mti'onuacK and the Mangan
I -en Cojntaiy r the .ther occuuuts
o U- t lUldiFi;. Tl. daniaKo to the
ru'Uiru It S! llamas to tii- stock
ind-turt.ttuie if truants . alout each.
DENIES RECEIVING MONEY
DIRECT FROM MRS. TAGGART.
V. illlxm TsMfCBS. Mer. Astsalta
Ueitlna lrrt. fr SliM rrssj
Wassata. financial Ag.
tiller. U.. Auk- -William Taggsrf,
eccd'i of Captain Tacgatt. was aa!n
rlie.1 to tle -.tand f -r cro-exam.natlon
In the Thmhu ltorce trjal to-lay He
m.tji Kkr,l m.nv rueftIor.. by Attorney
Stsrlln HI. r-til't re cenerally In
d'finlte or rr.iv5. ":o object of the at
torn y was etMertlj to show that the
s 'nit.' ha-1 rect-.ej miwv fttm Mr?,
"rgart.
-k.J If it was 30t a fict that he had
' I.I on May 31. a N"tv York
at' from Mr. Tagart. he ald
No si-"
ll hiiUtJ tiail he haa not rec-KeJ an--.hr
draft on the same d.y ftons Mrs.
"siart. but floall explained that b did
g t two Jratu amounting to St-1 ctcut
?U time, that th drafts cam from Mr.
H-irlbert of Chl-agc . TagiarCs finan
cial aer.t. anl tJat he hsd received th
rcon-v to pay bia, Mrs. Tagan owtd in
Ortv'.Ue.
He as a;l.ed if Mrs. Taitgart was act
feni ef him at this lime, and if he did not
think a great deal of rr?
"J think cot.- was his answer.
GOVERNOR LA F0LLETTE SAYS
HEHASFAITHINDENEEN.
Tadka lltlsMsa Kassratlve Will ne
rssssiw fide of rsstwto Vkts
Crssat Crtats Cissss.
Psrrts, Aug. 3t Tn an mterview here
OcvemoT LAFallette Sild of Gcrer-.or
tvreett
"I elJT that Coteraor Ir.crn !. as
b itaa: t belieie thst he Is thoroughly
c-.svlrnticur. and when th- great truKle
eva. a it wilt, as It suit come a every
Sent'. I believe that he will t fosnd en
tic iie of :: pccple."
Tho.rpcr ralj that he was cf the
cristas that a x-rrtod of great political rc
troratlen wis now in progress.
MPCBUC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Aug. :- To- far-femed
AUsaourl mala wtU have a kick coning
when be learns that M mtiit yield tbo
palm of prece-lence to the Missouri hen.
Joka H. Nolen. chief clerk of the Jtls
aourl Bureau of Labor Statistics, has com
pleted the work of compiling the statistics
from too 114 counties of Ubnourl regard'
lag the poultry product of the State.
The astual surplus poultry product cf
the State. Icing the amount shipped out
of the various counties, scd making no
allowance for the rant quantity -cr.-suBied
at heme, is revealed In the follow
lag figures:
During the year UOI the quantity nJ
value of surplus products thus shippel
rere as aet out below:
Poultry (lTve pcaeita. l.C4.7t7. at t car".
SU.4 Sl.Tt.
Pcltry (itrvHil). pounca, AS.CK at 'A
cn(!, tt.f-2.J3.cn
Ersa. Ucon. Si:.S. at It centa. ItiKl.-
.:o.
Frathorr. pounds. Ct:. at r ct. U.
ITJ.'.S. Total valoe. tn.ttiTC CI.
If MlnsourlV surplus poultry product
had been uhlppeil to market on one train
last year, the train would have b.en com
posed of as.wl cars and would have bt-rn
UT.: miles lo::g
It would riulre Ib.aZt cars to c-trry ths
live poultry, allowing K.mI pounds to thu
car; 2.42i cars. :.Xi jMiun.U to the i-.ir.
for tl. Ur.-n"d poultry: ".I1 cars. al!n
Ing 400 cases to the car. to carry the vk--.
and forty-three tar. alloulag U.t'.v
j)L.n! to the car. to carry the feathers.
And this is only nln-ut tmo-ilfttis f :ii
Iou:iry proiluct if Missouri, the ri-nuilnin-;
thrre-flfihs Wing conmnie"! at Lome.
In the shipment of 1K poultrj" last
year. Monroe County l.-d. with 17.SS3.-:l
tounds. jlaliirj County siipni niiir
litrxml iioultry th.-.n any other itiunty in
the Btntc. her surplus Hirlui"t N-ing u.3ul.
03 puur.il.-. GrK-n County lead in :h
shipment of eggt. her proiluct being iC
S3ri doi'ix.
1WWIIV A KV-PltODUCT.
The mwt rem.irkaiile thins about tin:
iwultry prtlucitj!. considering it l:n-m(-nse
value. ! the fact that in ntaily
very in.tar.cf :t U emri.ij nirtly as .
Ity-riOilact of tin- Sli.:iri farm, omp.jra-
: SUGGESTS MISSOURI CELEBRATE j
.
GREAT CROP
Macn. Mo, .ng. -"i:is.-.oari ...:'d -xt- nd her fame all ..w the globe
this j ear by building a mcrniacent torn palace In some ventral towti of the
State." siitl RrUrt Itlackwonj. a-eret.irj- lor Congre-hman IJ.jd.
Sir. niackwoo! was here .strday. hiving just ccmpletej a tour rf tl
counties comrnslng the rir.n lllstrlct. He saij he .,..- saw more hopeful
facts !u all his life.
"The merchants in all 11... towns ire positively !-appy." lo said, -hecau-
they Know that this yearV corn cror :ie.,ns :i,IIII,.-.s to the tiller- -rd tl-it
means i.usm.S. Hut thre sV in thU Imtnen.-- . n.y a WBS, r tlmig f..r Mi-muil
11 the future. Th- S.ate should be aU.rti-l in such a war that the whole
world will knom- what .rt of crops w-. r-.L'e here. We tow "it and take It ;
. linn-.- o. eo'irs-. i.-j- tticre are C-.o
j u.. -rection or a corn pnttce. v. th
ing its comtm lion, would be a noverlul
. . , , .. M -
gen-ml knowledge. The iila- hIkuiIJ
s in tho land ict:M wint a pl-turj of iu
will have some left. It would lw h
4 corn er."
POLISH PRIEST SUES
FOR LIBEL DAMAGES
Ifcvluret Charsen That He Tir.nH
ut Lights in Clmrrh Im'c:ii:so
I'iirisliionors Wonltln't 'onf
t Him" Are Fa!s.
s
In a suit ny-u bv the Keverani iltiT
llaphacl P. X Hti:UiRki. through Ills at-
ornej. CVrnellu? 1! i'auntlcro. damaces
i tho amourt of !. are al fur the
publication of an allegc.l IIIm-Jous article
:n the !V!ih tlul.Is. of which Hasle!aus
Me::j-d!owjlii i ltir.
leather 'Jr.IellRcl j pa'tcr of St C.fi
mlrs Catholic rjurch at Ktchth im-l
Mullinphv stn-ets nnd hiahlv thmuht f
b the priests of the st. Iiais archdio
cese The arti- on which the Ube prorecd
ing Is ha;ed stats that ths priest became
an?ry t-c-tu'c of the fir.a'.i amount cn
trlbutel to a ?uiilir collection. anl on
July 14 publicly abued his congregation
from the pulpit.
on July fJ the article rtates that la
ther Clntlln.kl entered the conf-ion.il.
ns l the custom on Sattuday vcnlnss.
but that no one appeared to recl the
;rJtcr.:lal sactament from him, the peo
ple instead confe:ng to the assistant
pastor.
This ts sn!d to have so anje-ed the
pr-.est that he turned out the n,ht? In
the church. According to tl.e article ap
rsarlr.g tn the rtulde. a merolsr of the
consregition, named Andreiowicx. went to
a celghborlnK tore. boujht some can
dles ar.4 returned to th chursh.
The editor of the pap;r dos r.ct a
suo repossitiIity for the article, claim
ing that It first arpesrej In a Chicago
Polish paper from which he cllppecj it.
3tr t'auntlfroy. speaking for Father
Gaiclmki. thev Is absolutely no
foundnatlon tor the artlcie. and that !t
is enly one of several thst have ar-eared
In the Guide ts w hich the prte t ha br n
attacked.
SUMMER H0TE"BURNS
AND THREE ARE KILLED.
Hostelry a Lak MaraaarMitu n.
Tasally Ds-strwyesl ay KUssess
rise- srasMly lajwresl.
ReadSetd. Mo, Aug. X. Thr-e perssns
la't tielr Kvs eurty ;c-dar in a fire
which destroyed tfc- Maraaacook Ho'.el at
I ake Marrjicook.
r.ve other pteris s;rc buracd cr otbrr.
srie injured.
The dead bodi-s are ttve of Mr, aad
Mr. 2. A Mania aaj chili, of Eostan.
Mors tfcaa foar-accra gwau and em-
tlvely little a'.ienUon being paid to it. and
very little actual capital invested In it. so
tliat It i nearly all profit.
It Is estimated that not to exced twe
lfths of all the eggs and poultry pro
uuced were ihlppej out of the variocs
counties. Uslne this as a hi!, of -
j lation it will be seen that the total value
01 rm poultry product a tn.!;!K.SX
Th!i amount is greater by JS.W.0W tlian
the tcta! value of the corn produced In
twenty-four States of the United States
last oar. accordlr.? to the United ritatp
Ccvernatcnt oitini3ter. had Is greater I17
HfXfi.O'i than the total valui of th- tor.z,
oats and htat produced in fn of the
Stater.
The valu of tl. surplus poultry proi
uct shipped from a atnele Mls-o-jrl Cour
ty lazt yi-ir (Monroe! a- but a few thov
aand dolL-rs less than th- value of all the
corn produced In nine States of the
Union, and there ate several othr Mit
sourl counties not far Uhl.-.d Monroe ii
th poultry product.
XRAIU.V KQUALS GOLD PRODUCT.
The entiro poid output of the United
acmes ani Tcrritorfe Ia-t year wa tak
ing th figures st:ppl!ei by the Unite!
States Mint, only five millions morn !a
valuation th:ui the pouTtry product cf
Misrn;ri. and the Stite's poultr;' prclurt
was north more thin the total of all th
silver mined in the United Slate.-. This
stati'V iioultry ptodticr last ;.--.ir vas
worth p-r tent rnon than all th- goll
mined during that year In Canada. Mexi
co and Ku-I.j. and two million more tha t
all the gold iniiicii ir. tj,e Tnmsvnal.
The total a.-.-:.(l vilu-itlou of all th!
rallroi.lj, of Misouri Is little more tha 1
tin. value of eggs and fowli of tilt SUt.
and th- va!t:- of ih ptiltry Is ciual t
tui-thlni of the f.tnl a-)i.-se.l -nluasio'i
o; ihc (.omMitisI 5tict rallnay and rail.
rnl s-y-:ia of the State.
In 1 tlw S!tSvv. ri turplu poultrj prod,
vet Y.-H bu: !!?.H'0.(v. aivl it therefore in-crcasc-d
mote tj.uj thirty-three and one
third per cent during the pas: ear. At.
t.il rite of ir.crtaA tha Miour! hen.
it.iili-d an I al.n rotilj in lis than t;ii
jcari! jm; tlie h:iliR-doll.ir Incletrtilt:- de
Rian!t.J by th- Japanese fiotn llaiia. and
her aiitiusl proiltietir.;. is almuji: KUfSoion.
to maintain the United States Xtv.
WITH CORN PALACE J
Kinds of Inve-tor? who do
ot know It
:i few i iyf l,.iri
l canilv.il fo!!ow-
mi-ina to i.nn.. .1... ...!,. .t " ..
- - ii..-.iviiM-jir;.ii iti
be so unlnue that evt-rv flr.rin r....
ttVif got the corn to build it with and
fItth.K iiwwi.T.fnt for Ml-i-jri's IJgge.t X
J
p!oes ccaied In night attire, many leap
ing from the windows. Th.tt there liad
bt.ii Io. of life was not known until a
search of the rulta durini; the forenoon
rec.iled the charred b.iies.
The injure.! are: Kobttt Iloutwcll.
MaMen. Mas ; a i,o:ei eUrU. burn-d
al.f.ut he-id antl lir.-.-U. Mr. Gor.Te Ilas
am. Paxton. rK-ht lee broken, anklf
spraititd an.l b.ick injureil W. J. Mas
well. ltro..kIjR. X. Y.: ankle sprained. J.
H Martin. Dotch iter. Ma...: intetnal in
juries. Ten- eur-o! 1 wa of Mr. Martin;
ankle sprained
The tire, which I suri-o-d to have been
caused by n defeetlie chimrey. ppreail
rapidly through the :o UR,j or.e-half
stone of the win.J--!i tru.-turc CIrk
IKiutueil di'toieixi ti-o fiame. and. rmdi
Ir.g thioiiKh th torrMor. itiou..il ail ti.e
st.it In dolt.g thi. houeter. . was
vrrtously hui-f-d
Xone of tH- cuests saved Us p?roinl
effects and many of theai were unton
eeIOti by t:,.. t,nie thv M( reache.1 the
opea air Near-by eotta?en
pnuiJ.i
riuiiii;.g am: si ell-r for th
irUertji an.l
Phslcia:is summoned from Winthrop aid
lScadtleid atunde.1 the turned ,! ,.
T. B. SHONTsTyACHT BURNS.
Unfortunate M;ir,i..,Ira Ik
a
Cmnplti a
M.iblle. Ala
-J.. rf. Th v..h. ...
e.).. . 1 .... . ....-.
,. .1 i. "V " ltnlT ' Shoits i manuvenpt of
o tile l3-nni.i i..ii . i. . i -
, . r - vvnunmiir. aas rowder has
bunied at Surr-.iSt!- i-i. .... ... J" ."
- . .-. .. - ' l n'gt. week. The (
. destruction . cor.,p,- ju.,s ul3
The Arncliffe Puzzle
la a story inrolrin;' the mysterious death of the aged Lord ArmJifte.
It comes from the pen of Gordon Holmes, a new writer of mystery
stories whose place is already high in this ectertaining 6eld of
fiction. "The Arncliffe Pirate" is .fascinatinsr from the first chapter,
which will be foncd only in
Aside from the power of tb ory
a a tavsteiT. iu lore interest is
of the highest type. Gcorg- Leiter
and Edith Holt are characters that
cannot be cbivea from the mind.
Rumors That He May Oppose the
Brewery Contingent Heard
, on All Sides Interviewed
Xew York.
Kkhard C Kerens declines to "take tha
count" in Missouri State politics. Far
from b;ing knocked out by the blow to his
senatorial ambitions last winter In Jef
ferson City. h is still in the ring. and.
from the reports from different sections of
the State, he is v.-ry much of a IU
factor in the HeiubUcau game.
Co'or.el Keren has h:id little to say
since the er.d or the deadloc. which wound
u; with the election c: Mfjur V.'ame?.
la many quirter. it sra.i th-j belie. that
the Colli::! would Law littl.-morc to dL
in an activo way. is the mater of .uiptng
tarty politics or framing up tickets in
ltrpublicai conventions 1:1 Mis-ouri.
This is far different ftom the true situ
otlcn. Kerens is very much alive. His
pres bunau lsln actlc ikorkir.g cond'
tion and Is liming no opsstrtunlty to j.r
ent the new pha? of the Kerens politic!
ntckcup. which is hh enmity tu tlie brow
ing Intertsts.
Colon.-! Kerens N 0:1 the Ii-n.llefs bil
lows h-.tded for Eurojie. lie ran in Xew
Yoik Ltt wifk. uas dicoetcd by u re
porter of one of the New York impers anl
submitted to an interview.
Th interview va .'ib1ihed in Xew
York August ri Tlnvo day." later editors
of Republican newspaper scattered over
Missouri received tnar!d 'ojileh of th;
loju'r v.hlrh iirintij th.-' it.ttrvi-w. Smi!
of th? edii.it-.i iir.nioillatety vousiKiied th
same tn tiie waste h-u-bet; otlwr.j hun;:
their ci.pie on tlu "luK.k." awullhig fur
ther developments, and :Iicr.- liurritd th.t
interview Into tyi. that their r.ideri
niilit !: nliahteiicil Irtimniiat-.ly on
"How Mlr-.ouri Ws Won." wlilch Ls th
heading of the Keren.- d..llwrance.
The article which wh puiilt'.h.tl In Th-!
Rep-il lie .: fctt Thur'Ml.iy gives a clear in
dieatinn of th ltr.e of niBiu-i-e.t nhifli
ttill be foilownl l tlie Kueii- lit jiublic
M in the camikiign thev v.111 nt.il.e-v. hen
another senate rLil election o.me :irrniii.1
aceoruing to the iinutriu tuei wlilch ii
Ri3. the Ketvu Interiiew by !eaUii::
Ilertilillcans.
Ker'ns irfs te.- tu Ine tlie Coroner s!i
on 1.1111 " wus the o.nimi-r.t ? u-i" of
tl.em. iho liaiij i..rl im. in-rrioi- of th'
State, ami v."! !.al ln-eu tit nvelpt of :,
murl.ij tsipv of ti-.e intervi. 51
ioe , ..ni. h evi.J-ntly airdlng up tttr
anothir se-
p. He M-.-m!ug!v ;i nt ..t
et.ougn lat-t wititer.
11-
is trjing to ge:
a. ine i'OiK cuv. Such stale-nitftts a--i
he makes In Xew York, taken In con
junction with what is heard from hi lieu
tenants In different sections of the State,
the Colonel pr-ib-jbly will .ittrr as the
reform" cmdidate in the l:e,.Ublicaii p.ir
ty. Antihrewer. atiti.inything. just to got
eomethir.g tihicn will answer n- a plat
form. 'Sueh a move on the part of Keren is
ludicrous to the people of Missouri, v. ht
knovr who Kerens is and his political al
1'iiecs in the pist.
'Tlwre is no question. lioever. tint he
ai.d his friends are quite active, even now
and will Inse mi opportunity to put it a
plug wh-re It might do some gooil. The
Xew Yeirk iilervie.w ha all the o.ar marks
of a ready-made, hand-me-down elmlll
tion. which was prepared more for home
conumpt:.in than It was for the enlighten
ment of Xew Yorkers, as to "How Miv
souri Was Won."
CUBAN SECBETARYis DEAD.
Minister of Public Insliuciiou
Siici-iiinhs to Cancer.
lUvc.-ia. Aug. ri-IImrdo Yero. Sec
retary of I'nb'.io lnitruction. died hir to
day. ienor Yero had bee.i a victim foe fonr
jears of cancerous growths on tlut face,
for which !w wan treated htro and In
Ncx York, witiiout obtaining permanent
relief '
Ha actively iried tho revolutionary
rau.. in eiviiiin cPpaeitler. and on the
Inauguration of the itcpubllc t aptint-
ed JSecrelary of the Int. nor.
Notwithstanding hi." malady and Its ac
companying dikilMir.-ment. 5 r.or Y ro
.i" w:ie cf the most encrg.tic mmtx-is of
tl.e ejuvcrnroent.
PIRACY CHARGE IS MADE.
"Dora Thorne" Suhject of Dl
put in Illinois Court.
niTlTUC KI-ECl AL.
SprlrgfieM. 1IL. Aug K. riracy is
charge ! against fleore K. CYowde-r In an
Injunction uit filed In the United ytnte
Court here by C. S. Sullivan of Ch!a.go.
Sullivan cLiitns to have the original
Lora Thartt." which
teen proiiucir.g the last
case alii be heard before
rey next Mends y.
Next Sunday's
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MISS riiOKHE COUZINS.
Temperance advocate, who has written to Mrs. Kemande It.'e liter, supportlnir the
latterH position in protesting against the -lr on it. lauis naloo'ia ok
Sunday.
I'itoebe Couzins. lifelong temirance z.il
wratc. leader ot the worn in sulfrige
tnuveraeiit in the Weit and one time
United States Marshal at St. Iauls. lias
coin-j to the front as an opponent of the
-lid."
Slia Ikls askil tliat her camo be placed
on the list of pjti:ioncni for tho repeal
or raodiiication of tho Sunday law in
Missouri. :.ud she indorses the iIUoii
lal.en by the Wonun's Auxiliary ot the
German-Am. rieau Alliance as againt tlie
Ilevetvnl lector PaltTinie.
she h:is written a lett. r tt Mrs. Ker
iiaudo lUchtrr. Secretary of the auxiliary.
In tl:!.s .shu makes her iswitlon plain as to
thw u.-i.lay law. although she does not
.t ite tho re-.iii!s KhMi prompt her to an
-.ctlou which may U- regirded as radical
by rran v of h r follow its.
J!einl)cr of the G rigan-Anierlcan AIU
.onoo regard Miss CiiuzinsV Itiden-emcnt of
their movement as a most important event
'n llirir campaign again-i the hta'.ute for
bidding the a!e of intoxicants on Sunday.
They tKiint to her long career as a tem
Ierji:ice v.rkcr and eapressi the belief
that a woman of Mli-s Couains's rtrength
of nind and quickness of perceptlim
would nut h ivc Joined their movement
had :h not been convinced that it w-gs
riHht.
Me:ibers of tho alllanco wy that their
ciimr.iisn Is prosressiug.
IXictvr Ueotijc lUchter said to The Ite
publlc yesterday:
"W'j desire lo repeat, and to make It
very clear, tlut -sii; are not opposed to
Goicrnor KblK In this mailer. We do
rot cntlcls- him. and wc do not blame
him. A. he rs his duty, there K nothing
for him to tin except et.fircu the. statute J
a- he :i:.ds it on the book-1. Hut we !
Hove that we can comlnve him tnat pute-II.-
entlmeni in tl.ie Statu u. again"! the
law ai.d In fanr of its re real or modifica
tion. 'When a r.oman like MLsj. I'lio-.l-e Cou
ilas ir.s hitnU with us In a caui- hk?
this ! !m.i hoer the wind bletwv As to
Ioctcr I'.ilmore. ne are Inclined to Itt te
matter ret until l.e returns to Ft. I.oul..
If lie i!.s not then ii!iii;fo we will seek
."uch itisfactioti as .- cm legally ot
tidn. I think tint the gentleman who. at
our Lint meetlns. sucgente.! ihat lloctor
i'alii.ote should If tarred ajul feathered
wt-nt too far. The rbararter of Ills re
marks rol.leil them of weight. We would
not nay eny attention to Doctor Palmare
it he had r.ot insulted the ladle nf the
auxillnry."
I'ctltlons arc still being circulated by
the alliance. William C 1. lnx. raai
agcr of the organizations, says that SaOss
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PHOMBK CUtZIjf I.KTTf:K
, oweaiMi sii.tv uw.
WiiKon. ICae. My Dear Mrs. Kicii
ter: I read with a great deal of in
terest j our association's set-to
with Doctor IViImore. Yaet are
ejuite nrht In refuting the public
iite.-ni'iee.i fie.tn ti:o---e who ex-enpy
so prominent a ecign of vantage.
...
I wre.e n Tetter some tiite since
to Doctor Oe-orge Ricljtor. secre-tar-
of tl.o Xatlonol Gerr.ian
Amerlcati AIHanee, of which your
organization is a branch, giving
him ray tame so sign to the peti
tion and my reasons for an Indorse
ment of the views set forth In tlie
reMluti.":M of the association, but
I have n'ter retfied n regly, nor
did the document return heme via
Uncle Sam. or I don't know what
was its rule.
I am glad you ara in the field for
furthe-r combat with this spirit cf
narrownetR and the attempt to re-u.-re-ct
the old bine laws of the
past. I have been in this so-called
prohibition Xtate for a year, and
my fle-ervntiotis will be give n pub
licly an to what I hare teen .in.
nari as se.on as my health will
permit. I bare been very III. but
am now .lowly pulling together,
and hope 1 ron may once more be
able to heor a hand.
Will best wIsii.Ti to yu person
ally and coe-l luck to yeejr associa
tion, i ii'n slrrendy yours.
mgni, riioniti; w. comxs
MB
havs leen Misned in the State out-ide
cw lani.s.
rrd J. Kern. Mayor of Belleville, hew
nnni io i ex-tor ItlcMer a lettr
which he Indorses the rtand taken by
alllar.ee.
in
the
L00MIS TO GO TO BRAZIL
Rumored Tliat Plare In Allotted
to AsxiKtant Secretary of State.
asrrum.fr fph'-ia u
Washington. An-. 9C Atthotigh tt ,, roJ
ee.nflrma!.le. :i,er ,r p,nat,t report
afloat that 7rnra;l n. Loom!. AtsfsunC
Secretary of Stale, will be apprtute.1 Am
bassador to Itraxil. Mr. T-vmte has al
ready .ir.nrrttr.t--d that ho intended ta re
sign his pres-nt r(t to take etie in th.
dlplitnatlc serviee. He has rfas-a to In
dicate wher h expected to g.
The retirement of Mr. E H. Conger a
AmbasAadir to Mealen will rs-jlt in the
tiensrer to tfcet fn of Mr. V. K. Thomp
son. American Ambassador to Brasil. That
Mr. Iwralr wilt Nj t.arjie-1 to siaceed Mr.
Thompson, ls said to be the President's
programme
It U generally anticipated that Herbert
W. Bow-en. who was disasisssd as atlaa.
ttr t ftrasit beesu. of charges which be
broefht but faild ta prove against Mr.
LeMMMa. will try ta have ths controversy
aired Ir. Congress, and aa Mr. Zaossai Is
not popular In the. Senate far other rea
sons. It Is tboesght quite likely thai his
be at least freely diirasssd la eseeatlv
eMaValOSl.
FRATERNITY CONCLAVE ENDS.
Phi Lambda Epsiloa Nessfcers Ad
joarn Meeting ia Hprisgif Id, ilo.
ilB'tVlUC urKCtAI.
S(rlngacl4. Mo.. Ag. 31 Tha twelfth
annua! conclave of the Fbl Lanbda Kp
atlen fraternity ended a three days ses
sion here to-nlgUt. One htindrad dele
gates, rvpreaeattng tea States, were pres
ent. A3 seataens were held at the Sprlagasld
Ciab. aad besides th rearsne Tiiiilinsi s
patched by thi ssesUsen. several asdal
Witheat Feed Uatil He Contest
ed to Sign Notes and Checks,
Mf of Which Hare
Beea Cashed.
Cleveland. Ass. 31 Upon the states
ssade to the potfc by the Rcvere-nd Bene
dict RoslESai. a Catholic priest of 8b
Church, that he had beers
prisoner for twenty-four hoars
wltissat food and forced to sign two notes
fsr SB sacb aad two checks for Bbw
walet had hem slace castMd.
hertag roblMd of t3 aad sosm
two asoa aad a wosaan wets ar-
s-day.
Th m-umaa Is) said to have lured th
arirst to her room in Ceetar avenue, by
pretend in, to be RI aad in need of spiritual
esoasetation. and the aten arc said to have
c.ta a them and held Father Rosin
aklfglsaBer until he had tattsOcd their
ataar Roslnskl says that a received
twa telsahena assasaavs a Thursday urg
" o U oa Jennie GirnkL at Xo.
OetJar uvenae. He had been there but
a law ataBMttts sun Joltan Tnsaynskl
rashsd la and declaring himself to be tho
wosaaa's Saace. demanded that tits priest
alve ap ti. for alienating her affec
tions. With Tusayaski was Ls Caechowakl.
both of nos. accorrUac t Father Ro-"-sakra
story, started at oace to beat blra
aad tsar his clothes from his back. when,
a raCssad to alvo then aay taoney.
His Jewelry aaa taken from him. aa
aa SB. aad ha was held as a pris
isr twesBly-four boesrs wiihont food
ar driak aatU he consented to sign tha
checks aad notes.
Taew cheeks. It Is said, wete eshed hv
Twijnshl aad. the woman. Upon the re
tara to the room with the money the
priest says he was released.
Father Rosinekl notlhed the police and
the trio were arrested. The two notes
ar.d Snt were found under a carpet to
th weauura roam. They are chargs-t
with robbery and were bound over to tha
Grand Jury. .
TO ARRANGE A DISSOLUTION.
Coi
latiasleaers of Norway
and
Sweden Appointed.
Btockhnlss. Sweden. .ug. SC-.The eiv
ailsstoners appolnteil to negotiate with re
gard to th dissolution of tho union of
Sweden and Norway went to-day aa
bi'Uticed as follows:
For Sweden: Christian JLurdenrerg. ih
prtialer; Count A. F. '.Vachmelster. Min
ister of Foreign Affairs; M. Stnof, ir.ctr.lr
of th Cabnet without portfolio, and M.
llaraasarskjold. Minister of Education and
Ecclesiastical Affairs.
For Xerway: Prrsaler Mlclieisem. For
eign aUaUtor Zsiuvland: C. C. Berher.
pteident of the Storthing, and M. Yogt.
former Minister of the Interior.
The Ortawlsstoners will hold th'lr Qrit
ateetlag at Carlsbad August :i.
HUNOtS ENCAJJPMENT DONE.
First Cavalry Evacuate Camp
Lincoln, Near Spriaelveld.
RKPITUUCBHEC1AL,
PprtngSeld. IU.. Aug. St.-Canip Uacolm
ceased to be a aiUltary post to-day. Karty
ta tbasoralag tha troops ot the First 11
Hcels Cavalry and the artttlery bsttalkin
vaeaated th post, forssally eitding th
anaaal mnsmpsnat or ta IWaols Na
tional Gteard for thai year.
General heaeViaarters. which were -as
UMaraed at la rear of th reglroealal
earap last Jaae. were resaoved to-day ta
the regular erases- tn the Ftaiehoune.
Adjataat Oeaeral Seott proaoanced th
eceasspment of this year the taoat suc
cessful since he he beea attached to th
service.
FOUR WANT SEAT ON BENCH,
Circait JadgM of Twelfth Illi
oit Coasidered Rich PIum.
RflrUBLlC SPKCUU
Sprlngneld. IIL. Aug. X A four-cornered
Sght for a drctit Judgeship has de
veloped In ths Twelfth Judicial District
as a result of the factional troubles in th
RepaMican patty in WiU and Katikake
ectsatiee.
A petition bearing l.e names has beer
Sled wait Sectetary of State Rose nasal
natlng Coll MeXaughton of Joliet for th
oOce.
MeXangliton la th third independent
candidate I.i the flrW. the others beln
Frank Hoope.- esl Watseaa and Fniak M.
Falxy of JfatihatUn. The RepiiMlraa
aotstiaee Is Jssjmm Kern of Watseka.
All ef these candidates will bs evri
Sed on Urn osVlal ballet by the SecreUr
of Stat aalcss cbjecttoaa are raised.
DEATH LIST NUMiERS ELEVEN.
Fatalities ia Colertrado Cloadbarat
May Be More.
Trinidad. Oak. Arsg. 3a-K2evea Use
ar known t aav beea lest In th Sood
eaaeed by the ckudbuist near Tobaseo
acd Rtrwind in tha canon north of this
city, and tb Mst of dead assy he in-
Tweaty-nla haaai war washed awa
tJ'0.,,?c?' ?"t-'-J."f r ee
caaled by ItaMss aad eight by AJaortcaxs.
WLLE0 1Y SttTEIMIKJsW.
CaHforaia Maa's Death Xot Ex-
ptahbedhyeia Slayer.
aarrsuc avscxai.
Xsvada City. Oal. Aac Raasrt U
sT hi ststerda-Iaw.
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