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J THE ST. LOUIS
TODAYS RBPUBUC
PART IIL
8 PAGES.
SEVEN PARTS
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
NINEtfY-EIGHTH YEAR.
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 24. 1905.
REPUBLi.
SUMMARY OF
The St. Louis Republic
Saattar, aateaa Si,
J
THE WEATHER.
FAIR Te-WAT.
Tor St. Tmbi ant VWnltr Pants-star,
continued rwvlerate tero
serature. For S!ljourt-Fa!r to-day ana
to-morrow.
Yesterday's Caaaltlaaa.
Weather Oar. Temperature
V.xlm'Jn. 71 s decree-; minimum.
C S degree. VIn.l Iilreetion.
r.ertheasi to north, maximum ve
I'jcixy. nlre mile an hojr at 7 a.
in ITecipltatlon Non- U'lmtd
it Maximum. 4 rer c nt a: 7 a.
m . 35 at 7 p. m lia-"!: eter At
7 a rn 3d Jj lnh.' t 7 p. m..
30 !5 lix-h- Start of U." river.
!!; fet at 7 a rn
AJC
-
fr-aS
a-6;
to-fis
M-7
St
is-n
P.M.
1-73
2-75
3-77
4-73
5-77
8-Ts
fsnri. 5:n. ur.t. : il; length
rf .Jay :i:Jr. rw.ti ri-. lJ.il:
.ew moon Sej.teml.-r . first
qunrt-r, ecti.ber i. fun nv.n. c
t.fcer 13 latt quirier. October 31.
U'asMK-ion. Sept. SI Foreeaet:
Hasten T xas Plr to-!av anl to-morrow;
llKkt v ''ci -tt )n!
'ila-.Ti. .jl.aiia. an) In linn Tirritory
l'tlr tr. iv r.l to-rior-or.
U.jif n TTsas I".ilr to-ilar xc.t showers
In r.tr.-iie -.Ytern porili.n. to-morrow fair.
Kan a jnfl .V!iB3lu Pair fwlay and to
rionov.
In-Uan anl IlllrolFjIr !-i!.r and to-morrow:
uiftnr t . lay Jn uom r-ortlon: frfih
low. I air .r2 vrrnw-r t-- If.- fair to-mo-
rr.rr
l'i:tlIIIK OP Til-Ill -H RH.
PART I.
Per.
I. orwUT and wreelen .larrr.
Uiilnn to Marr t'ciurth Tlate.
(.rand Jtir Tm Inquirs.
Jap Subjngatlaa; sal Italia.
V. Repnbtlraa of Haraaaaa Bllt.
J. .It iiultllf Cable? e.
. Malvfhlll'a I'oalllea Mated.
:. W. . T. I. to Fight Caateea.
n. Mighty Rare Against Time.
1 1. se-rel Swirl y llaaacalaa;.
IS. nrpniaf le Van anal otes.
PART II.
I.nid Pliy IToapltal la Haantrfl.
Z. f.rrmt tmrrlraa I al.rralllea.
Z" tirmt Marlar Maaraia Pronoaenl.
4. Kailorlal nl Rrrrat fanarat.
N. Football. Ti-naU. Trnttimg.
7. naaaball, A-raa-. Illlllasfla.
m. aiaaTKllaaT .Mla hjr Mall.
PART III.
1 . r of Ma-Blrn. Ma., lilrl.
Trnopi hf Ordrr la Cajna.
ThrM alatnaa Are laalirtrd.
2. Kalk'a Trl Trlaatpaal Tnar.
. Kanfoall. Raarhall. Rarlaar.
PART IV.
I. Jo.epli Raaiap-r Jr., UrratH'orUrr.
rr York laaarnaee laalrr.
5. one-let y a.
::. takrh Solttir Xeeaa.
IS. Real Katate Seat.
IX T'laanrlal aad Markria.
m'T Jim
On Paatr. 4 to II. larlaalvr. Part 4.
nirta, Mnrrlmm aad Rarlal Recarda
ad X-r rarporallnat na Pace 4.
Part 4. Death llrr aa Pace T.
Part 7t. ael Mnirmr.li aa Pace
2, Part .1.
FOIIKIGV
, Crltain will rroflt bv Jajj.in'. ".mjil.
I.ritl.h ofllccr with Tum's flwt Is hurry
IriR home I'AOE 7. I'AKT t.
I'ranc- fear, thst (irrmnny hts Ftolcn
it plan!, for It I'.trn": thit lat mi-lelcl
aft.r nnp f it lst sulniiir!r!. has lr-t;n
laonrhl at Ki-1 PA;i: 7. TART 1.
.titrjin cl timing that h N h ir to
' of tho rirh I'ul. of Portland Is
l"rfrT--l to roi?fr for tltl: stranir- story
of lunl llfo I'AfJi: fi. PART 1
Pr'n h !ptit.v will aiV, "ov"rnm'nt to
Iti" ' 1 1 7ir.-ni lirc numlr of auto
u-Mi PA OB 7. I'AKT I
Prnmlnfnt Pronch Sm ihINt lcla"-
r"nt't dancer of roolutlcn moac of
n. j.1 trouj w. PAtiB II. PAS 1
Mitrbr of Krrnch Inltute cnstn dnnlf
on ol -t'itlon that Otilf trc.im ! l t
..'tns f-oiu orunx. PAOK . PART 1
Xrtr n:m!!li fir" rif. which enn 1k
ta '( ! !o Inlo In m-'tii'nt on hinhc-t
bu ns- .tatuU trst PAOB S. PART 1.
K. K h follow amii! of ltalltn in
iri i c asain't rximrtallon of art
tr PA:C 6. PART 1.
R'-rtil t.uinl. nro i-t:t to rrln-lpl clt!'"
'f jl t- ijrr" ro"'""'' riotlne nvr
lHll'i i! fTi!r PA OK 1. PART 3.
ITT n iniRnv
Tbr'- rnimnii !.,jM nctlntt WlU'im
: Mr rr nllr! slni!!cr. carttiroil aft-r
rJ:o I v a cron 1 I' OH II. PART 1
To! "rirn cafturn four youtln In toln
buKO PA OK 1. PART 1-
Ora" ' Jtir ha luci ubp''na" i-.
ornp rrfftarv vein tn l"ro! lohmann. ;
A rXlnburc an! Oiail. Niel In tax
Inquiry PAOi: I. PART 1.
Tr-M-- Rim-v of Waba-h I- ald to
bo dy-i-io of rnrrcy PAOK 1. PRT
In r'-nrcra;ihrrV ruit ac"lnt !ltrn
IJcjl -.l Slmroti Uar-! It ! lilnti-l that
tb"y ar tmhlnJ ""oulrrv In rlr-tlon con
tct I'.WB L PART 1.
Th oil City Hop-aI I. all
twiant-l PA OK 1 PART 1
Hoth !!' rlalct ilrto-r In triW of
tr.-e. PACK I. PART I
X-iv Ccn-.mt'loncr McIrlhUI Sia al-
' . a Ivrcat! flrtct r:rorc-tn-nt of
J-cnJa elcwlnc U PARE . PART 1.
J"-.k trlr- to Ijrttan: Kpo-ltlon .!
t T.mrhui! Vurn-y. P 1K Z. PART
:. I
i.iAr.Hti. nnMt:Tir.
h- I -i.vra: or-h .-ampaicn Ptt!
ri We for Ourso. vr0ll, iJ
!ct-sl 'i "jr;1"""' lth bcylnt an1
l,olI-.t PAOK i. PART :.
Scltlr.c c '-h1 J Orink. n of
Bjuitab.i .v letT'. activities, acconlias
t Oclcrtar Jn New YorV tnurarce
-julrT. PAOK i. PART
AstlJtanl Pis'rtct Attorney Iyer ron
fr wnttt liyr for JII Vrtxte Tuttl.
Mtxlco Klrl arcul of SInc tirr-irr
letter, through nail PAOK 1. PART i
Oraal Jur- lzJJt yx."T HarTy J
citron, Ivcter G V Salsion. l-Vara, II
svtltnon anJ TScisia v ucv far all-ci-J
wrrcWnc of bak PAOK 1. PART i
TOHT m:w.
Urtiwca Jtvt bosh cacj- of doat'Ie
lajcr t lto'Wa. PAOK t. r.KT J.
KccUa lMlcrinx Jfcat t. Lis! Jrut
uH rtiyr?. PACE . PART i.
CardlrsU wits Troin Iwerj by .'re of Z
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Prracnal nnatt: acntu: fcaaebaa
players l iliappeAnaf. PAGE . PA!tT i
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JEALOUSY BELIEVED TO HAVE
PROMPTED IMPROPER LETTERS
Claude Sansbury, Who Was Attentive to Miss Dixie Tattle and
Miss Eighty-One Turley, Thought to Be the Young Man in the
Mexico, Mo., Case Says He Did Xot See Any of the Notes
Which Miss Tattle Is Accused or Writing, but Understands
That His Character Was Attacked in Them.
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Mla Turl"y is a school teacher of Audroin County .tm! It snn! to h.ie li"-n
th" olJot -f attacks in lmiiron'r letters written by 5Ii Iii Tuttl". who N
I chnrRcd with sen-iiiiK the nutter through tno mail?. -l!r CI:nnl- .iti-lury. n
tr.-uhT Jn th ttihlic schools of Audrain County. -ho went with itli of tho
yountr l.irils. is btlievoi to be the cause of th attack", which, it i th-Misht.
nero rromr't-"! by Jt-aloujy.
RErur.i.ic SPECIAL.
M xico. Mo . Sept. 23. Assistant Phtrlet
Attorney Pjt i. in tM ritj. having ar
rltej at r.oon. and jpont j'irt of the after
noon tn consultation lth JuJcu Itjbfrt
son. M!? Tuttl "a attorney.
The man in th ca ha bc'n found to
! Mi -lau I Sanshury. a teacher of one
of th. country school near thli city Mr.
'aii'luuy is Z, yoitf oil. tall, of athletic
iiuiM an.! quite ha!id"-oniP. When evn by
a IIrtibIic rt-prentatlvp he had little to
JMIV.
"I went with both Ml. Turley and Miss
Tutllo and. frcm tbe IcHtm that were
ent. it -to jealousy was the motive. I
wlh as little prominence In this affair as
povtlK I IM not rc-eive any of the let
ters, but have f. en ome of thetn an J
heard th.it m- charact-r wa attaclcM Sa
otli r "
Mr Tuttle came to IhK city early this
tnnrnltic and nnalne.1 in oonultation
ANOTHER REPORT ON
FAIR AUDITS FILED
fWmnl Statement on KxiMisitiou
Iipi)itd at State Dcpartinont.
Imr Cannot Ik St'en.
FIRST ONE WAS MISLEADING.
Mysterv as to Who Fileil Last j I
IWinnenr and I'ltitnate Iis- J
tiny if Kirt Tliiirsiuti
Savs He Doesn't Knou-.
Th RrpuMic Kurriiu.
V.'vatt I'.Liiltrx. Itth an! p -rr,t.
Wnsuni;toii. Sept. 3.-.uth r tit..m i.il
l.port ei the ff-jir of the I.ul.-..n.i i ur
c!.ae Kl-ltlon Comin ha be.-:i 111. d
at tile State 1 apartment t'hlef 1e:lc
Michael of the department adtnitte.1 to
1m th.it the seconil mort l.ad been filit.
but. Nvause of the t-cTfv as to the Na
tional ("otn-uision's re;t enjoined by the
President, this additional document could
no: l -n.
It Is learned, however, that the report
Is the tlr.al Undine of Jone. Caesar Co..
the rvjsrt accountants, who wire un
j!ovd by the Xatlon-il Commission 'n o
over the loks of tlj.. Kxj-osltlon Coni-
j f-e.y.
Pecullir ttrcusn-.tan.-es i.t:ach to the
m-nner in which th. supp'ementary re
rort wis tile,! Former Senator Thurston
of NfbrasVi. "ho sucreede.1 Thon:sj Jt.
farter as chairman of h National m
milon. nsserts hl. entire tsnorance con-
rnlnc the tlr.il report. arI denies most
tKitlely that It was filed b him.
At the State IVpirtmer.t t: was ll
that the document was re.rularl Hied as
a jsirt of tlia Nation.il fommllon re
rsnt. tho'ish .rp-ttctitl only S-nator
Thumnn vouM have authorltj to fi'e any
thlrs before the National "on:nils0n.
T probbi'i'y Is that the rcijrt eirne
Uirrs't from Jones. Caear A fo
To Tilt the draft r-rort at all anl ff
ciallv ' It w-re s.k'ned to stand, would
l-ii.-ate salu-ious Irtent on the part of
the enmmfelnn to fit th iliclal reeorl
a full as p-vsiKe with tfle---o. on the
ro-ina... mr.t of tie KpiStton- i
Tie Hpsltion repo-i act it. aecora-ra-.inc
exhibits win rt t" or-u to an
arn!r.atlon fer nub'ie purposes pntll
eptemlr -T. or until after the Presi
dent s rtierj ti Washlnrton The IreI
dent na. sicrtlf.fd an InttcUon to tae
the matter up when he rcces the White
Hos;e Th' txr-rs wtU U witahelU until
he ha-s faB cvnsltlerl the:n
WOMAN WHOM MAN STRUCK
IS IN CRITICAL STATE.
Svraaaa aaor-k Ha. Prn.tratrd Mlaa
I'.IIaabelli Rraaa. aad IKkrtara Re
gard Her t'aadltloa serl.as.
Eliutetb Rrowts. the younc anoraaa thi
was taVra to St City HxiCUl FVtday
rJsht. After Ut-j: tern struck by a rsaa.
-k .-cari rerailas tn a critical ci-kil-tiea.
The blow, wbkh was uporj th fate.
JSd w: ataoerit to rr.wcfc, bet tie strr
twrtee are In tearfu. shape, acd the doc
tcra fear he c-y fcare JtacuHy reccr
ertcx Jrcjn tfc eSoci.
Mias Brawn raraalia hy.frtcal aad
nm w-dir akest pd.
INSANITY WILL BE ENTERED.
with lil3 attorney for some time. He would
say nothing, merclv :atInR that his
I.iLshter lnd le.-n plarrd nmlr a Iwnd
of S0 in- the Commissioner in Montgom
ery fit.
JtJiIC" Itii'-Tt.eoti alfo refused to dlf
cu the tn itter. It" i cnora11v under
stood tint a j.!a of Infinity will be ,n
t red
Ml-s Tuttl"' friends liate expres-d
much sun'ice at her arre-t and stanchly
vouch for ?."t Inrieence
Annthtr of the trapi set bj the lot
Ottice IVpatttreiit came to Iiiit to-day.
M!s Tuttl i allej;.sl to have touitht a
poct il oprd. written on it in the Post-Office
liuiMlns and nnll-l it. A scon a
drorpe.1 in the mall lx the P.tmaster
I 5 ltd to lie examined It and di.-eovcred
obscene and improper r'mntk.s written
therCi'n. Tli prrl'mln-iry trial W 5ct for
Monday la Montgomery "ltj-. and it wilt
rot likely lie called until Tuesday.
ELECTION IN CODA
Ptvxiiletit Palina AHi'u-vos Xota-
tI- Victory Only Minor lis-
tnrbanis Kejiortiil.
SOLDIERS MAINTAIN ORDER.
IV v
""ii-lo.ul! of Troop l'uliit
tn '"it'iifiH'iio. Sci'iu of
IMoimK Kiot
Fridav.
oddddddda
CUBAN OFFICIALS FIND I
EXTENSIVE DYNAMITE PLOT ;
d Mai-ina s. p X The Oo-.-rn- d)
d ment cLi.ms t i have izeevrefl a d
d IJber.il plot to dvitan.ite ll.e tlty d
d bulldlnc. of Pi. nfueito d
d buildlnc of P' nfu.-co. d
4dddddddddB
Havana. Sept n -Returns from the en
tire island up to mldnicl.t confirm the
complete vi. nry of t!,e ; ivernment In the
rlcctiin.. for iik ml ers ,.f the Imnl. of
rec!tr-it!on
There were no imi ort mt
dis.)tdr
Havana
Sept. 3-The p-.silentl3l ct"-.
tion in Havana
p.i.nt ff ijuietly and
tcb Rrams from the int
rSir .iy there nerj
no d!ordrs cept at !teceta. n te
Pro-.inco of Santa il'a. whee maiv
shots wcro f.rej. but no o-e wn fcll'd.
The IJbjals adrcit th' .--npl. te vi-tory
In Havana of the Moderates, the pirty of
I'rSdent Palnja The -l(in; thai they
dll r.ot vote because Mo-!rale polj-nnrn
statlo-e,l at the ;-.ls prvt- e.1 them trcm
doinc so. j i
A representative of the Aoc!atcd Press
visited a maority of th- j-clls here out
at r.or.e of them noted ..tin put -aton of
r.-stralht upen votrs Vv. ord i is :v.
Ins: tn-lnta!ns: thr tishnut the ,H rnd
wish the 'ice-.tlon of i man Udns .hot
and probably fatally Injur- .1 in "rcn to
rll.t and another blrvc seriously hutt mi
the hil by a rock, there ha.. Se-n -.
trout-:
Crowds wh'ch cs;ther-.I In the Ulral
eluhrooms were dls-nie-l Ztv otat'rs. who
Informed them that the lo.lerat were
vlctorlocs and re-j-josted Utril to re
tire to their home- The Ub-ril PT-Jb was
clove,' a-vl tarrcajed. A t.umbe- vf Min
erals say that thV was doie t-eause tt-ey
hAt received word that the Oorer-.n -at
Intended to search the rlae for arris
TROOPS tX)R CKNKl'OOS
Five carload of svldlcrs with artillery
asd IS.." rounds of aramusHion were sent
ta Cit-ifuetros to-day. where siclt'irent Is
a: fever heat cv-er the sh'otlcff affray
htch rrsulfea 5a the kUnc of Cor.trres--rn
llhindeas. leader of th Liberal
rnrty. and Chief of !oIice I3ance.
Olfcr trcor- were .eat i-to lilt;n.
and the Stita Clara district. It was
tncuht that ifc" pre -zcv cf the troop.
was r-cf-sary to carry e; jhe elec
tions for mrr.t-r of the Election Boards
t"-Jav TSe ratlltary riercisej a strict
watca over ts !-f tloas. to are tbat they
were cirreri cut tally, la all cAttr where
USS were ttUcd, j .
GOVERNMENT WINS
JUDGE BEATEN li
EACE WITH ROCK
County Justice Hart f Warsaw.
Mo., Expected to Die of Inju
ries Received in Fight.
FORMER SHERIFF IN DISPUTE.
Sons of Latter Rtnew Trouble
Which Itegan iu Courtroom
Ibid-Feeling Has Existed
for Long Time.
ItCPEDUC .ll'KPIAI-
Warsaw. Mo.. S-pt. s.-Athe reault of
a fight Friday evening tetwH.-n County
Jmljte Ikirt ai'd Harry IjIrd. a oa Of
former Sheriff ijiird of Kent-jn Pounir.
Hart i irolbly fatally Injured r.nd t-Jird
I- out cr jal: on tmil.
The tiouI.V v.. th- culnilnxtion of dlrtT
cultlcs hl!i rv. out of the ulc'tion of
Hart, a Ixmrut. a County Judge at
the rec-ju elt-?io-i.
Bad feolli-K U-tv.ieti the two ft.m!lieifc
whi-h itiiu.iii.U.l also to a feud, hnd ex
!:c.l. and wc ror.eel yeerday on th
ofcaalun of a vp.elal re-ston of the Coun
ty Court to con-l.tr the propositlor. ta
r. pair (. county Lri.lc- over the r.i;
at tliia -ti:ce. the brMpe l.avlnc In-en 1m-p-isslble
for the ta.st month.
There are irany"ie-.-.-or. outh of thp
river who hae n-i other 'a-ij to -et to the
county --rat. and about a jar ago they
ma.ie up two-thinls of t!i. p irehase prlc?
I.v ul--rietloi-. the eo'tntv eer.trlbittlnn
tlie oth r thlnt. and tbe biMite was houahl
with th- uiiii. rtt.indimr that the County
Court wotill put the bridjte in ro1 con
ditio'i. This the vjitrt failed to do.
:EI'l!ESENTEt rtTKEXet.
I.Tinl liad K-e-i employed by the people
t repre.. nt tliern before the enurt. nr.d
in the tours of his icmark.i staled that
l)oo-;ie had lieen u.s!. whereupon Hart
called him a lUr. at-.d a fla'it was narrow
ly aveite.1 in the courtroom.
After the adjournment of court, the
trotitde was renewed by lalrd'a ann. and
iii the flslit Hart wa seriously hurt with
a rock. He wh struck In the face and M
nose anil Jiw broken.
He a!o differed painful wounds by b
Inc rcf''a',llJ" stnica about the ha4 with
a i-tos-t knife.
R.-side. Harry Laird, three of his broth
er.'. Ocorjte W.. Frank and Sam Ijiird.
wre nresent when the flaht eecwred.
Thrc were only two itnessea to the
affair l-esld-s the participant. They
are Clareree Alexander, a distant relative
of Hart: and James Land, toltkceper at
one of the brldjccs;
WAXTBH TO MAKE tTT.
GeoTice V. Laird, father of the boys,
stated thi tnoriiinR that he asked. Hart
to make up their differences, as they
were both Masons, and he did not want to
have .my trouble with htm. and that
Hart K-p'i.M that he did not want to
hare r.nvthlnjt ti do with him.
After Pie fight, the !.alrd boys and
th Ir father wre htld up by a relative of
Hart, armed with a shotgun, and raada
to u-: fot their lives.
H...rt is not expected to live until iron
ins. ond as never reaained complete con
sciousness KNABENSHUE LOSES
CONTROL OF CRAFT
Drifts, With Wind at Chicago. Imt
Escapes T'nhiirt Woman llal
!ionisl Ha Mihap and Aiighls
Willi I'aiai-Iititi- in Automobile.
KKITIILP - Sl'Kv'IAI.
Chlcaito. III.. Sept. Si A. Roy Knaiien
shue attempted a flight during; a stiff
breeze h-re to-day and lost control of hi
machine, whi.'hv after drifting with the
wind to South KncIewiMrl. was finally
brought to eatth. The aeronaut was not
Injured In the accident.
Knal tishue pi i-dlct-d before Rolnu up
tint lie would le unable to control the
uirshlp l.-cau-s- of the wind, but ho was
urR.-l on by many per-on-. ami It was
only for this reason that he attempted to
navtcate th- wild brecies blowing stiffly
from Lake Mlchlcan.
At the mme time that Knabenshue was
drlftlnR at the mercy of the wind. Jlm.
Melxell. a llloonlt. nllchte-l with her
luir.ichute In the touncau of an automi
liil. at Stii sViust I'aik
Mme Melxell made the ascnt without
mishap but wlun she reached the crouiid
In her .l.iwnward fllsht. two motor cars
were in the way.
She nltpr.K.l in one of th.m and the
pararhute fell upen her and the chauffeur.
Roth struKKled desperately pi the f.dds
o the i-an.is and finally extricated them
s. Ives. N'ltlier of them, was hurt.
warrensburg'prepares for
meeting in pertle springs.
towsmlltee. Aaaalated ta Praslde
iratertalaaieBt far Deatae-ratle
l.eslalatar- Maay fasltatlaas
laaaed.
iikpi iti.i. -srniAi
Warrensbur. Mo Spt -Since the
m-etlnc of a special committee of mem
Iwrs cf th- ijci'laiure held at Mobrly
tast week, active work Is under way In
prrparlre tor he reunion and banquet of
the i-mocrtle members of the Senate
and House of the Forty-third General As
sembly to b- held at Tertle Sprlr.-.-. Oc
tober 5.
Wallac; Pros-tey. secretary of the com
mittee, has sent out the official announce
ment, of tha arraneraer,ts to all the
ID'S ibe-rs
Senator Cockrell tr. whose honor. In part,
the reunion l to be hld. wtll arrive home
Monday from Washington City, aad will
remain until after tha meeting;.
Governor Folk. Fenator Stone, former
Governor Tiockery and Champ Clark hae
t-er. Invited associate guests of the legis
lators. The lloari of Trade of Warrensburg at
a metlrg last night appointed committees
to arrange far some special entertainment
for the legislators while la the city.
Follow Ing U the Reception Comaittc:
W. L. Faulkner, chairman: J. W. Sud
dath, A. It. laogan. N. M. Bradley. J. H.
Christopher. O. L. Hosts. L. 8. Hickman.
E. N. Johnson. Wallace Ctoaaley. C A.
Boylea, W. C. Kipp. J. H. Wilson. R.
at. Robertaon. J. E. Assent. J. If. aaep
herd. W. L Hedges. A. C Grtggs Oeorga
W. Host. A- C Sasaar4. Ewtag Coci-
MAJOR AND DOCTOR SALMON,
LATTER'S SON AND CASHIER
THOMAS M. CASEY INDICTED
Charges of Grand Larceny on Six Counts Against
Each of Owners of Clinton Bank Thirteen
True Bills Against Former Manager
Two Elder Salmons Give Bonds
for $15,000 Each.
CASES SET FOR TRIAL ON DECEMBER 18
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Clinton. Mo. Sept. Si. Six indictments
were thi nfternoon retiirnctl against
Major Harvey W. Salmon, and bis brother
and business partner. Doctor Georg.' V.
Salmon, on the charge of grand larceny,
in absenting to the receiving of deposits
when their private banktrs Institution was
In an Insolvent condition.
The indictments are based upon de
posits of W. F. Crome & Co.. James E.
Bennett. A. W. Campbell. James Paul.
Wesley and Arthur Iywdcrmllk. whose
deposits range,! from 83 to J1.7.
Four Indictments for grand larceny were
returned ag-iinst Frank M. Palmon. son
of Poctor G. V. Salmon, and receiving
clerk at the bank, who rectitlr returned
from Colorado and surrendered, the In
dictments being for receiving deo.!ts
when the bank was Insolvent.
The prosecuting wltnese! were W. F.
Crome 4- Co.. Warren Runner. Wcley
Ijnwilermllknnd James E. Rennet.
THIRTEEN lOI(THFATs
AGAIsST MANAGER r.RT.
Against Tliomas Ccsey. recently man
ager of ths' Salmon Itank. thirteen In
dictments were returned. Nine of these
were for forging notes, which lie hypothe
cated with the Kansas City State Bank
and St. Iyiul. Commonwealth Trust Com
pany. These notes as returned In the Indlct
nr.t nts are: Bv F. Richardson. SS.7C: J. A.
Dunn. $1.77: I.. A. Spnngler. .W: A B.
Coe. C.m: Doctor 8. C. A. Ruby. Ji:A:
John T. Paul. 5.: S. W. Paul. S.0OO: It
W. Covington. tt.OjO. and W. R. Carr.
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The remaining four inrlictmnts against
Casey were for receiving or assenting to
receiving dcpeit when the bank traa In
solvent. The tndictrrents wers turned over to
the Plrcuit lerk at 11 o'clock this morn
ing. At 1 oVIock copl.-s for the accused were
issued. At 3 o'clock the Salmons. learn
ing from tbc!r attorneys of the Issuing
of Indictment., came to the Courthouse
and .waited arrangements for the bonds.
RRIMi 'KV TO COIRT
IX A U.OSIKU ARRI4GI
At 41 Mr. Casey was brought down In
NEIGHBORS CARRY SICK GIRL
FROM FIRE NEAR HER HOME
Miss Lillit Movdell Is Home Through Dense Smoke to Friend's
Hoii' When Two-Alarm Waze in Father's Stable Seems Like
ly to Spread tn the Residence Seven Horses Killed in the
Maze and Mtieh Livery Property Is Destroyed Cow Breaks
Out of limning Structure. '
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In the course vi a fire which swept
through the livery barn of Frank J. Moy
deil. on Allen avenue, r.enr Twelfth street.
nd which caused a considerable loss of
horse and livery belongings. Mis. Utile
MoydlL 2 years old. was carried from
her t-d by neighbor, and borne p the
residence of Mr. Plira Miller on Twelfth
street
While her home was not itamaged by
the fire which destrojed h-r ftthr' buit
ne rropcrty. she hai to be carried frora
her houe through smoke which was so
thick that the neighbors who rescued her
had to feel their way.
Borne )ejwn th steps In a nightgown,
with som cove-ring hastily thrown over
her. tho vour.g woman became hyit'rlcal
upon tearing the screams of the horses
which were klllcl in the b-irnlng structure,
and when tak-n back to her home, was
sick and nervous
The fire caused the death ef seven
horse., utterly destroyed four carriages,
burned a carload of har anl another of
cats, acid Is supposed to have fatally
burned a cow. which managed to break
her halter at the last moment aad burst
through the flames. The loss will prob
atly reach M.Mi
Mr. Movdell and all hi employes wet
attending a funeral in Calvary Cemetery
hen Al Braaiaa. living near by. saw
flames shooting from the old wooden bora
and gave the alarm from box Not fX
Inasmuch as so one had been la tbe
place for two hours, who had any bost
mm there. It to taa geanal betut that
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MAJOR HARVET W. 8AI.MON.
. v'iojcd carriage by relatives. He has
been bedfast since tho bank closed Its
doors three months ago. but was able to
sit up during the several hours occupied
by thu bond arrangements.
He sat with hi hand to bis face, closely
watching the proceedings, and rarely ex
changing a word with anyone.
Th courtroom was crowded-to the aisles
with a curious crowd when Judge Denton
took up the cases at :. He bound all
the accused over until December 18. when
and adjourned term of court will be held.
The bonds of Major Salmon and Doctor
Salmon were flxed at I1S,0 each. Upon
Major Salmon's bond the sureties were O.
R. Moore. Taylor IJnday and C. W.
Gaines, all large land owners of this coun
ty. Doctor Salmon's bondsmen were Doc
tor J. II. Britts. W. W. Adamson. T. J.
I.yng and James M. Pnangler.
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The bond of Frank M. Salmon was fixed
at COW), and his sureties were his mother-in-law.
Mrs. A. B, McFarland. and C.
W. Gaines.
Tho bond ef T. M. Casey was fixed at
tlO.Ots) in addition to the bonl of SU.09V
under which he Isj already held-
For him these persons qualified as
bondsmen: His brother-in-law. E. B.
Hughes, of Hillsboro. Tex.: J. M. Welde
meyer. W. M. Htnton. R. B. Smith. E. O.
McCann. W. K. Hall. W. II. Corns and A.
C. IJndon.
GRA!tn JtKT IX 9E5SIOSI
DtRIXG ESTfRJB WEEK.
The Grand Jury, which reported this aft
ernoon, has been In session since last
Monday. A large number of witnesses
testified before the body. Including several
representatives of the State Bank Exatn
inerj.' office, depositors and others who had
lost by the failure.
Since the failure Mayor and Doctor Sal
mon have kept to their homes In Clinton.
leaving the city only to answer process of
the Federal Court In Kansas City. In
which bankruptcy proceedings have been
Instituted agitnst them.
The Grand Jury, which has made Its re
port, was as.sl.td In tts Investigations, by
Attorney General Hadlev of Missouri and
Prosecuting Attorney lilnkle of Henry
County.
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MISS LIU.IR MOTDrf.L.
Who was rescued from the fire.
eme lounger it-pped In and lit a cigarette
too. n-ar the hay
Engine comrarlr. No. 1. ' ar.d 11 re.
sponded to ih first alarm, ar.d were re
enforced, when the second wa. turned tn.
also by Mr. Brandau. la all fifty members
of the department fought the fire, which
burned but n short time and made quick
work of the tarn.
Before the firemen arrived neighbors
threw r-r-n the stable 'doors, but did not
dare venture In. as tr- place was filled
with flames. The horses refused to eome
out and al! seven perished. A cow which
wa alo In the bans pl-nge-i fcrth
through the first door that was opened.
She it so badly burned It Is not believed
the 3n live.
lOSS COVERED BT' INSURANCE.
Four double harnesses and two single
harnesses were destroyed. The carcasses
of the horses were burned out of all sem
blance to their original shape.
Mr. Moydell has been In the livery and
undertaking business for many years and
own. moat of the property around the
northwest corner of Allen and Twelfth.
It Is understood tbe loss, which Assistant
raw Chief Shay places at about SUM. la
ceveraa br lagan aca.
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TO SOUTH IS FIXED
Itinerary Is Arnwged, With E-
coption of Visits to Little Bock
aad New Orleans.
ARKANSAS LAWS ARE STRICT.
Suggestion Made That Presides.!
' Go to Louisiana Metropolis
Last and Return to Wash
ington by Water.
Oyster Bay. X. T.. Sept. S.-Arruafe
stents for the trip of presiuent Roosereil
through the Sauth practically have beesl
completed, exc.pt those pertaining t blS)
visit to New Orlv.ro. and Utile Rock.
On account ot the paevafcnee of yellow
fever In Xw Orleans It is not ur.tifcalr
that the Piesldent may defer hi. visit to
that citv until a later time, in wh!;h event
he would visit Little Rock at the s.ima
time.
He U being urged rot to Srt Xewf
Orleans so long a.- th- y-Kjvr fever ept
deralc exists: therr. hut has received as
surances that the fever will be stamp
out before the tentative date of his visit, t
October 21.
The suggestion la.s Uoa made recentlW' '
that, on acvoutit of the quarantine pliceel
by the authorities of Arkansas on pas
sengers frod :'. o. leans, the Pn-sld-at
should visit Little Itc-k before going, to
New Orleans. Thl Idea !s ha the minds)
of the Ark.-insr. a'.fWitie.. as evidence
by the following telegram from the Mayo
of X-w tr!ean:
New or;.wi. 1j.. Sept- Zl. e. KbeorasM
Thi!'re K.-a-srvell. Prel.tem of the TTnltedt
States. Orster May: Ittferrirg to mr telegrSSS
ef lMh Inst.. IJjaTe th- hennr to report that
our teleeraphl.; correspondence wltb the AT
.-ni authorities has Anally resulted tn fss)
f 'llowlng n-.es.age. rta'.el JMle Rjcfc. SrtiB
tr Zf. and at.l-e-se-1 to Doctor J II. WMte.
s-irgeun in rharge. Manas Hipttat anl PuM
llv- Health 8errt here:
W.mM It net be pnsMt for PresMent Roesaa"
'en to arrange to corn" to larjirtana after visit'
big ArluiiM? In-.fy-tstMe to sar. tilth preser.a,
oatloek. thti onr quarantine will be raised bjf
Oc'rtbr r. (Signed J. P RUKTAX.
President Peart of IleeJfl.
A. the average date cr th- first frcst ta AT. I
kantas Is ev-teber tu t seins reasonably csitasa
that anr quarantine against jrellnw feT-r tl
b raised by o-ttl-rr IS at the latest.
(S'Rn-li MAnTIN BEHRMAX.
Major '!tr f Nw Orleaea.
It was announced officially to-night Ibat
If th-i quarantine regulations of othew
State., should prevent ttie President's en
trance into Arkansas, or his return tes
Washington by rail, after having visited
New Ortrans, hf may consider the plaa)
of making Xt.v Orleans the final stop eat,
his trip ai-.l returning from there te
Washington by sex.
However, no definite plans have been
made fr the New Orleans anl IJttto
Ro.-k part r the trip and they will aofc
be completed for two weeks.
HIP OHOKEN, CRAWLS i
FROM BURKING HOME
Arthur Kdie Suffers Excruciating
Agony in Making His War
Downstairs to Escape Incinera
tion iu Collinxville.
Caught in a burning dwelling, where ha
was lying with a broken hip and broken
leg. Arthur Bile yesterday afternoon
dragged himself to the edge of ttie bed
allowed himself to drop on the floor, aud.
suffering excrasiating agony, crawled
downstair to the front porch, where b
fainted. .-
Kdk- Is a resident of Colllnsvllle. Several
lays ago. will!-; getting out of the way oC
a blast in the co.il mine ut Helnta Blufl
he was cauglit by falling timbers and his)
leg w.is crush' .1. sirce then he has bees
a: hi) home.
Yesterday when only lie and his wife)
w.-ro In the house the second story caught
fire. Mrs. Rile h.-ul been upstairs to get
some medicine out of a dark closet ebout
an hour before, and It t- supposed she)
dropped a match. There was no help
near by and she ran downtown to sum.
mon assistance.
Meantime the flames Increased so th'it
Edle became frightened and made his ewsj
wav out. The firemen found htm uncon.
srlo.n on the front porch.
The houso was destroyed.
HURT IN FALL FROM CAR.
Uirl Sustains Injuries Considered
Sriotis. Attempting to Alight.
While auditing from a Suburban ear at
Ji last night, at the corner of Boyle
and Manchester avenues. Ml.. Sillle
S-:ulve fell v Silently to the sidewalk mil
U tielleved to have sustained serleris in
juries nnd a fracturtd skull
Since her arrival in this city from Sulli
van. Mo.. Miss Sctilve has been working;
at a residence at No. CSZ Swan avenue.
It was while returning to her place of
abode last r.lfht that she attempted tm
step off the car. only to have her dree
catch and to be thrown violently o tha
ground.
She was hurrl'dly taken to the pftleaj
of Doctor II. B. Miller, at No. Man.
crsMter road, where her Injurtea werw
treated, and whence she was forwarde
to the City Hrfspltal. Her condition Is con
sM're-I critical. She Is years old.
W. L CLANAHAN MARRIED.
Wedded to Miss Leonora E. Thiel
Thursday Evening.
Willis lonard Clanahan. a writer ef
prose and verse, and Miss Uonoru E.
Thlet. daughter of E. II. Thiel. were mar
ried Tharsday night by the Reverse
George H. lUen. at Doctor Keen's resi
dence. No. 47M Duncan avenue. Tha cere
mony was performed at b o'clock aat
the parents of the bride were notiSe afe
erward.
Mr. Clanahan and JDae Thlel bad eSaat
downtown, earlier tn tho evening, and to
the course of the meal decided that theh
marrtege. which bad been contemalgte4
fur some time, should not be detayaa
lunger. It waa niLisaary to send fer past
Toung. the saarrtage Ucenee clerk, to aas
cure the Uceaae. The' atark vaa RMa-
to tan .wsaarp -, a
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