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SUMMARY OF
The St. Louis Republic
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THE WEATHER.
FAIR TO-DAY.
AJ-T.
3-70
1A-70
11-73
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Ko- ?t I.ouis'snd ielnlty Fair
tcea iMMy ccMtM weather
io-ni,:lit mi!J t-rnr-raiure. vari
ab.e wlrM". be-cornlng aoutneait-j
rF.r i:iwuri-Falr to-day and '
lr morrow.
le.terday Caalltlae. .
W atr-er riwr. Temperature
iUi-TTLm. S degrees, minimum.
t AVtwl 1'ir.stlon. outhwt to
Tctlari maatmum veiocitj.
r.uies an hour erecipltatlon
j,o3' HumMlt JJaxtmum
j rn at 7 a 01. I!an.rnetr
t 7 a in. 3fi.oi Iner,. at 7 o.
t 2 y lneh ?ta- of ritr.
- 5 leet at 7 a ra.
li-T
PJ.
l-M
4-0
fr-Xt
:-:
AM.
3-7rt
Huniire. i3; i"inset. S.l. lensth
Jaj H.U. moon sets to-n!r.:
r- innon tiefcigat. flrt nurir
October ful' mvn. October 13:
U-t quarter. iKUilr Jl
V.'afhjnston. Srt. :
Mi- Jrt. Arkana.,
Trrior-- -Kair to-Jav
Inin-i anl Itllnuin-
7. KofCJt:
Oklahoma arrt Indian
at.d to-morrow.
-Kair to-da nJ t'i-rnor-
mil fr.h iutri-l Kind
lt-m T-ja Kair in :ntrlor; rain on th
c t -ly and jin;it:y to-mctro. t.r;k
r. j north wind.
a 1 lr t-!ay. wanner In -astrn jirtUn;
to Ti -rr-w 5hjr and rjitor.
iratlji - J'ir i-d.o . armr in suulhrrkt
l n. Tvmcrrr fair anj -ooIr
Jvri.aft -Kair to- lay and to-morrou ; cooler to
xztv in i ?t xortion
W.WT .IS
(in I'aitra 13 aarf l.t. Hlrlh. Marrlase
anil Rarial Hrrari aa4 ew r.r
jtnralloaa am fair lit. Heath .otlrra
on I'aar 7. Vmrl Macaaeala ua
I'VEO X.
ii:atiri:s of'to.iiavs xr.no.
rfj-.
1. -w York laaaraare latalry.
"raare-Vearaaela Dlalrallr.
i-:ra of far- taitbarat.
Mr.. Spraarar Shoal, at Marloa.
M rdttlajr rartr la C'alllalaa.
S. (ippmr laaaraarr Clfta.
laaar-hlas mt Mlula.lpal.
a. Mlwanrl Rrerdrra at Port la ad.
Tfl' Traa.anrt Rrraka Rrnr4,
K a aula laaaarhaarat a.r.
4. Illlanl. Haakrra- Meet la.
' llrail Cat OIT.
.5. U lanra nt rll-r Mrdala ha.
Ilartlarr lira far l-On I'mlair.
n r;t-finl Jarr Ta laqair.
nn4ltlna r CUy la.lllatlna.
7. . Uih --on4 XVnnl Market.
Man Alarm, the llrrnMakrn.
. I'f.llr-e May t'lo.f- Rarkft Shaa..
tllt Christen RaMlt-.hlp.
t. Ilnni.t-.v rralaraa f.nald Pnllr..
I'ollop Shelter latltate Woman.
1 1. Kaal Side Tas Inqalrr.
r'ORt:i;.
T1 d.nmc frfrii tho tt'ion nt M i mix
ari Inltv tt cnafr tlinn at llrst r--T-oni-.l
I.i7!: Z.
. -fll.l tPCPr.tioii frm tlir Or.tn.l Hui-al
t-.rtv .iw-Hlt M Wlit- :it J5t. IVtiTshuri.
wt,.T.. , will arrive lt-.l.iy. r.i;i: l.
WASIIINfiTflV.
Ju'!r rnfieMY Jiils.I.in Jo :rnpo m.
l!-l to l trt nvrt tliroatrninB rrli. 1
(i'n l-"riir and Wnniflt. r.Gl. 1.
"ITT ASI TC.-1H ltn!C.
Str M.-uM 1 .1111.1 n Srrncti-. aivnr-r.l
lf nf Kl-ar.il A. Sl'rjtcii'. hont twiV-"
(7oor5 Morton, h'io va t::mit'l ni ro
rfrmntlent. ;it li! lirtnf in Vo-i WM-n
aven't". and one at follronun wh .it
r.trd hr. PAi.K 1
Vlnnera of St. luls pnlloo mnUl ar
cl:orn by commits. I'AGi: Tv
Fnrmr Pn.tma5tT t-ll h.irlnar.- m n
JTv-rnmpnt can afford to -.tabl!h 1-rcnt
vxtajrn on l-ttor. 1'.M7K r..
Man's rres-nce nt cer-e, demor,ration j
ferre, model to rim to coxer. 1'AC.n 7. j
r lair ountj- opposes compromise
a IVlgglr. Ferry tax returns. FACE II
r-tter rallwav facilities are developinc
counties In Southwis Missouri
VM'.t! 1.
close the
paii: S.
Follce may tnke steps to
tucketfhop..
Jehn I. Ilton. ti"w Frosccutini; At:--r-r.v.
takes charge. l'.VJH Z.
"rhnmi. K. Nleilringhaus. hick from the
ICt.f. evade talk on rcorc.tr.ization of
llepabllcan CUy Committee. I'ACK
..-ard Jury will probably make strong
r-e.mraendatlon. conecrnlns condition In
''istltutlon'. I'.MiB
flrand Jury summons city offici il to t 11
manner in which citizens certify
to ' returns 1.M"!I. .
T . .iblo cold watch thtl chime., tl.e
h toen from Th-mias Heyburn.
' ' r ' Julge Valle Ilc'liurn. 1 held
1 t for oT.er s mum -FAiJI.
' outs advances to second pluce a
wool market I'.MiK 7
untltiCk: efforts may free swi-ct-
.atd t- have ten cmilrle.! t)f
a ".eseAi icrurcil testtmony of .
r.vcjK : i
' J tnnopoajo. fornier mirmeer of ;
i. a: ! o. may prrUa-e the re- '
vsr.r. 7
' Smrttrt rtdfl In wtdte c-ab near
priBPa lf ti have him at-
im-:k
- rn'T of vieiMlrg jvar' are
' l-lm tirfKeen llve street ear
..e seriously hurt FA lit: 1.
..r.wit i. iimi:th
Tlaaura -hrowti into ail at .New
" is bt1iv-i to h.ie been in-
i - sll-ged munler FACK r
r no ant! At-ortie l"imr Km.
Ka dnv -jarirs n;..l by .j-
fcrl of Kana. in eoneeetkj-
r cccedinss to rrv
FA'tE :
'aft .!.-.- -etns
a- f War
r, , rerl-bfaVtrir tir.i Z'
ttseu-se. the rrult. of th-
rMcr .
. - - - -
T
1 ' fc-i-a! shie f th- Ktu!liMesi
i "c -sf j,. trimefct cnt at th I
" - iromittee" rnvet!gitlc3 in
-e I -" i'AGE I
r Vjrdirnan cannpt attetvl
r -c cf battleship. Ft7K 1
mrr sjie"er V !-. e- f it'ssoari prc-
- s rfsoIut.Mi eneslen-nTts u rtf t-
. . - 3 -e toni t tens ic poSltlcs FACJK Z-
NsllHllstlV
ij arr-icr tJo-aM sScy Jet-
mta. to WabaaJt. while Cud adVsrert
-a cs crrs-tslte vtew FAOn J
rt)RTIM: :.
v, - t Sex win ar.1 !. ;,, Iu;cc I
' r- w 1 FArtE SA
!r acs. with Howell rMtchtas Vet
ItlS" aiders. 7 t t TAOK 1' '
ttarrs Kre of ISe Tilllles shHts Hit
Cn-r.a:s. to . PAGi. t
J m V.rar irUV iSa-r No.'e at tea-
r FAGK J
Waddcll Is injured in a Sttt wtlJ Calv
IMGE .
ERA OF THE
Xew Territorv iu Missouri
Rronght to Its Own by Recent
ly liuilt IUiilroad Facilities.
MILLER COUNTY'S GROWTH.
Rapid Increase of Town Popula
tion and Xew Values iiveu
to Farm Lauds in a Si.
Louis Territory.
KIdon. Jin., S-pt. V A country that lu
been overlooked. Such is. Misouri. wh!:h
H" l!wn the Missouri ar.d the "aa;e
rivers, a ribbmi of territory f un-rucs-tion-d
r.ourr-.. wliioh marks' t!i- nortli-
numt honler f Hi Kr-at g39thr-t-n ;
I Empire, an'l only in th- m3t !nf.n:tlle i
3Ui(teii of de -loiim nt
Wliil trafnloa!: of homF-ftr tttid '
yttlrr ar ycurrylr.c tonariy the fertile.
ii-Uit of th Territori'?. and to the- l-ck-
oninc; prairie and orcl--trd lanu- of Tis-i,i ,
and Arkanwtx. thy cr yiipjiin? ast sonic I
sood Mi.-?ouri oi!. htfs of v.hich Iiave (
sievi r le-n touche.1 liy plow and fairly !
I.ilpltati:iic for an opi-ortunity to show
some of it capabiilt!'-.-'..
A prophet Is not without honor svo in (
his run loiintry. .inl !.fuie Kttinir too j
far from l-.omr. it miaht b notl that the j
!d alaKo L u!t- appropriate nliert
tvii'tcd alK-ut tu expr-i? th- uWa that
Ml'touri is I.-at ki..mn iiy Mour:an.
MiilT I'ounty. nlthouch dttlns it ksI
orsanizatioti Uirk to 1M7. I just s:-ppina;
ont of its s'Arf.I'illr.p lotho? and Joitiln;
that roiioours1 of AlK-v.url iJiintl- uSiich
hav Kiveu full n!ng to their latent
cm-rules ot Mill and elitnat
Only tnnity rrnlrs from J ffcrt):i City.
th- Stat- r.tj.lt.il. and not f.i: from the
coirraphlcal v-nt"r of the Ccrnmonwrattli.
lh paist tao yi.-ira hae rx-opl'il more
actual icrov. th In population ,md incrcae
in li; tmk ami pro-iuctv In Mtllrr o:in
ty than ha. the pici-Iiiit; half century of
county hlstory
Th 'ompl'i!on of the railroad ltwocn
St I.011N and Kan.a "itv. ami the nat
ural ctitl't for th" prodi'cts of tl-e i-,.mity
whli h had 1 -n Ioiib a.iite.l. i largely
r.txnIMe fr th 5t:ir:.jn d'viopni-iit
of tl.ii pait of the Stit now in prc;re.
and the Impetus nhloh had it lieRinnlns
ith the drivlntr of the li-t -p!ke of th"
St I.oul. Kan-is City and t'o'orado
llaiiua. now otre. and .-tit loll'5-! li
the Ito. k 1-I.tnd Svsi'U!. fc.f ntt w.tne.i.
hut. on th" r.-ntr.r . i;.it;:tlic addwl
(itrenc'h. ard l..'f a!r".nlv reeiition!zil
rrethods of lltms lute in the peirt of
Mls.ouri.
Fildon. three jin aeo. h.id a popula
tion of ! than e". A iwTial c-n-us
taki'n tind-T the iirectlon of the city
nuthorl'ie I:-t sprinc indlcatnl n riopu
I.ttlon f approimatelv ;.; and a con-er-ative
estimate i::-rras th' liKUrc at
tt-e priM-tit time to 2.?". Here is . Kain
in tiun.Ujrs of altiiP'-t .'.' pr cei.t. and :h?
in:!u-nre eertM l. th" tiiinn r lm
pTnicalcl the siirrolmdinc countrr. and
the net re?ul'. are rniiMns the .Id In
haMtants to lioM up tiieir hands in on
df r .md -urprfcc.
n'.don is a divivlcn point for the nock
I-land and is also one rf the chief stA
tlens on the branch of the Missouri la
citic. tthili ieiid. frtim Jtlf-'ryon ity
to Itasnei: Ti.i- line is ultimately to be
built on donn into
the land of the Ihr
I red apple ut"l !! the State capital with
Spriuctlelil and the thriviua cities of
SMithwetcrn Mis-oiiri. When thi- til
b-H acrompl'.-he.l KM- and .Mllbr Coun-
I tv will be stilt more richl endowoj with
adv.intaces. natunil and arliti'-ial Th"
! railioad airancinient of tune tables ulies
i the citv ji-rft-ct e.i:nniuM.-atio:i witli
)0 , ,.rv!t.. .,., ,., fr,.:1.llt
an, ,-,, M.rvkv. Th- ."T. I.uis m.i-
lug np.nr are recciv. 1 Irf-foiv - o'clock in
th" niorninc. four hi-uts ahead of th"
I Kan i. Citv paptrs. .lthoui;!i the latter
citv i much .h" neat. r.
I'.ecau-e t th" mail and frciuht .tdvan
tages. i.idon i known as a "St. Louis
town." Jnd Kitich of tli- .-hipping of hve
stock and jwultry kck-." to St Louts Hy
the same f'rf'-n '"-' w hob-ale houses of
St Louis have a iip-'ndtrn:ine inrtJ'-nce
in retail trade circles all Shrou-rli this part
)f the State.
Whfti the S-uthwe-t a- xoung Miller
County wa or.. ast for it. Itc; e-zi
1". and Psr cent of the Ew" acres cf
the countv ln lti bared, and In the i
.-leirinc pros-es ti-.c n'Unty cainml ir.u-li
fame as a prodmer cf hardwood JuailT
and railroad tic of
tfiTXlot:a. i:.imy
Mere railroad ties are loaded at Hagnelt.
ten miles soutn rf Kldon. than it .."
other tsilnt in 'he State Th" retord vrar
for shipment of tiva njj last ear. when
neori i.rti wen: out of the eounty
This is a n ocd-humiiic cour.trv For
.i tl.w-nelt.
i het
for rswr for cloving for e.-ry
putis-" ' xc;il ire nirrilllK ai III" I.HI-
road engine, fot which fuel is jiecc-arv.
wi! has ,-r."'re! the purpese until (he
present moment Thl is th. r".i-n why
tretv ts a smjlep p'vUnl of Interest In
the ciI pocket, which are sprinkie.1
abundantlv oer Miller County Wood has
1 sold n usntl thine for It V or tl 73 a
' ccr1 Th ttmber litmls bnn o clear
i up eoincider.tl with the rapid growth of t
, population Weivi ! rrow tZ .s a cord and
, Cie market i '.Ta'antti s;eerg:h-nine In
1 -eiars cf t!rn" oed burners will irle a
to coal s;evis ami furnaces
I Two aa-J or.e-ha!f mii from Kldcn !
tWnv ,f Joto .h, .j ani, ha .
i-,-PIr.i:ni it The -Stover" bank ish
. .Ra "iWl 4-1. I V-l V-.l'l lt9w ...il
Noel"
I miles -..av i .everi-y.'-sc ft thi'-k. the
I -irrrson " a'tr-two feet f-v. te "Hud-
ittza fnmlvn- flf.v fct 'hlek. the Hubbard A-
I joere " nfty-fo feet thick II"! c
i th-se mentter.eI are rds of blfiminou-
, ., . .
' rrtal ' 'sCeiKnt ijiamr amin miaeu.
1 The r.eare.t app-earh to a development
'of th' coal SeJd a t th "Mover
bank. Iol Ciirstal ba h: plenty tn
do in th" otae- ucs uf rntr.rrrce and
bnlres ars! has let the coat tand aeir
p r.nsisn -vrMi-aie staneo cp attoas
at the "-toer" ?! Art lnvestmert of
apprnxintstety Is ." was tri-vie tn ciear
lr.t up ad prepartrir t-ir active opraa,
tler.s TreuNe Ivwji taemb-rs cf the
svtvlerate aree a-J th matte- en.leij with
th rrram.n3r.'. Frc-ca:iy th- only
coat which ha teen mmnl in the coun
ty was fgc th as of the raJrvad -trwctlcri
trlr--
TniRsport.itter; lias iwid sj'nithirc to
wKh the pro--raUcatloo in ta coal de-velcr"'"1-
TJtere was no to ret rt
1 rHrS Ul..1: -. rs34exin "I ;nr
Keck, jsiarsa ...- s--i ..-- .. -e.-tiace-
Ls toBi-i-ed the rjiaia !ue cr
pr tra.k- Tbc'e are cl Usel. shlch
jjav,. ;e-tett resiarkatjy hlch r cow
Ic t-e nret la iZiea at ! than Jl
an :rt
I .ttit ih-e .B-screrr af itata-wse rrta-
C.allw-s-a mm Vg Ta-
SOUTHWEST
iLlDjj
Tlic "New .Country" cf Central Missouri
henn-oa St. Louis anl Knas City.
PENF1ELD SENT
TO AVERT
j(.n,.v,nl Thai SnlicitiH-V Mission
... I
to hurnjre is to rii'MH.
Tronlde ill Wiii-ziH'la.
DELICATE SITUATION ARISES.
Ali!iinii ration Said to ! Wor
ried )v'r Siniineil Relaiinus
Iti'tuM'ii Frainiand the
Ciisiin (ioveriuiK'n:.
l:ni'fm.I- -spKrf ai.
V.'-isHnuton. pt IT. All lns point to
zrontt'i: app-el t.sioii on the jtrt of the
RK-.e..it ad'ninistriition concerninr; the
si-jneil rHitions 11 w. -en rranee ar.d
Vcmiiula as a result of the titillifu-a.
tion of the French Cable Compnnn's enn
retkloa and the refusal of Venezuela to
' treat with M. Talsiiy. the French Charsc
at Caracas.
The belief rtevnils on the jjtrt "f cr
lain tiro::i:ii n persons here, nhoe In
:crets cause IN m i-incflv to n.itrh Vert-
zu'l.in affairs, .that Jutlce William I.
1'enfi'M. solicitor of the Ip.-irtnicnt of
State, iilletl for Rnrope tin September e,
r.ot on a n!r-'o!i to iriv'stiicr.t" the com
mercial re! itions between Kurope ami
South Aieerfear: countries, but op. a ij-
' ocnte limy cnnnecteil with the fast -
proachi-ir .-rui 1k:w.su Franee and Wn-
.ludse IVnfl.M Is not a-d never hao
bee,, n .-.lmnierc.'.il twrt He J :Ind
Ions ha l"en the soiic'tor of )!. State
lepartnicnt. an-1 to no question ha., he
:iien more painstakinc attention than to
those ari'inc between Venezuela an the
t'tilteil States and other Towers. He made
a hi.rrie.1 trip to 'Muter Max- earlv in
5eptemler when the Venezuela court
rendered a decision aders to t!ic French
Cable Compmy
Judge IVntlrld. UP to the time of hi.
depirture. a. rtat'.v In poses.!f,:i of nil
the reports beariic upon the cable com
panV. contrm-ers. He is. moreover, fa
miliar with the ins and outs cf this
iow:rnmenrs policy toward Wnrzm-I.i.
he lnvhiB repre-nteil the Initeii states
and other countries at Th" llairue in the
arbitration which decided the right of
the allies. HnEland. C-rmanv and Italy,
to preferential treatment of the claims
"'astro had agreed to settle after his
i const Ind been bo-kade.i and Uimbarded
by warships
1C.
und.r the three fiae in
.MisMinii oiiunisioiiT I'rejiares
HcMiIutidii .-it Xatinnal Meeting
Condentnini; I'm- of Fniids for
l'olitieai I'urjioses.
rtKrriii.H- .-pfcial
Mom:' Washington. Hr. turn WooJs. N. I
II- Sept J7 Insurance Commissioner W. ,
! VanJlvi r of Mi. ourl. who is here at- i
tending the Nation it Convention of
Lite
. j Insurance CommK-ioner.. ha.t prejrd
ii
strong resolution i-oinl-nininc tl.e ti-e of !
it-suratice eun,iB ,., rmht,,! campaigns ,
, "...r
i i - ii mil "- iiiinriiii ill iti'ii i &( ....
a til. Ii ..iff w. ! .. .1 . i . ..
1 '' ' " "'"" s.
i omrnissjomr x.mdiier
resolution not
otilv wm!Bn. th" use or tl.e policy '
hooters money for "arnpaign purposes, j
but d"clar-s thit the Mims contributed by j
the Ms life Insurance coi,jpuni,., mut le j
reiurneu m tin- crt-llt of :n ;ilic hold
r. Th" t-e-o:.j-on was prparet by the
, .s-ou C-immisor.er aft.r consultation i
j with. Conirni ioner Folk of Tinr.es,e.
J ir.tn'-sioi-r Fr-uitt of Kentucky and
Comml-Mon -rs from sever it other State. '
! oFFOSITION KSITaTCn
J Some opjiositlon to th" resolution Is ex-
rs-eil to de-elop r.nd a spiriti-I
rtsht
probably will result. mrnisslon.
Van-
the r, :utb.n wili hnvl
e . . . J
flsht i. mad- i4-on l- .
i mier sa-s tnat tnc
) ctrons suppert If
in tne open r:ouiii it Ss refemij to
' comm'ttee. some cf it?, -jpporters far It
will le -.mothereii.
' The fornrol-sioners. bv lna.tta;ion. sre-at
n.est of the .lay v'sitinn JMount W..h
lnon. whkh I. ' feet tibeve th ra
c le! The summit is new cierel -alth
l iC" ar.d snow siv inch d n Te frr.-
i p'turr at mpr.se this morning ij. 1
: decrees abote zr
. Asltar.t Attorney i-n-rat
t
h of
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this evenlrc on
lr.-urir.ee "
Federal Suprrvi'lnn of
t is siK that ras.joritv
mis'.er.-rs wtll r.t fi-.r ;
f-:n-
any f-.mt c
h ol lej.-n
nations. su;ervsion. wii
the effec'iiene
5':e rwiervt.iotv
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; LOVE CAUSES BOY'S SUICIDE.
Sprincfleld Youth Take 1'oiin
When Ctirl i:"fus to Wed.
RErnltatc S'rcc vt.
SprtnpSet.l. Mo Spl 7 -Oscar Him
031. Z! veir? "-!. die.1 this afterr.peia
at 1 c cWjcV firm th- effee; of raorphtn
idminl.teri by his own hand list night
Haransocd mrnitted sirJeMe beeaus
J1. Cora Slr of Fawn. Ks . rv
fuad t roarr Mra until she was ef age.
(cM obtain !r paretits' ceiest. Th-tw-T
met !s than three months aro ini
H was a ca-e of Serve at frt siKr.t Han
axd. kut" Then he received a !ttrr
j fro hi? hv- statin that h cuM not
t a-jj-y ajn, no tfin despondent acd
dttrraUVfJ to taxke his life.
CRISIS?
VANQIVER OPPOSES
INURAN
WEDDING PARTY
CAR COLLISION
Four Injured When Olixe Street
Coach Crashes Into a
Carriage.
DRIVER THROWN FROM SEAT.
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3Ir. and Irs. Knliliert and At
tendants on Wax to l'heto
rraph (iallery When Ac
cident Occur Not
Seritni'dy Hurt.
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HBRRS OP WKnDISf.
PAHTV IXJtRRD.
d Williar.i Kul.ncrt. 'A bridei;rtatu.
d if N"o cti Vi-t.i avmuc: slight
brcl.-e..
Jlr. KlU Ktil.nert. l. l.rlde. of
4 X. ".: Fapln street- sllplit
d t.rti!cp.
d Atisu.t Ktihncrt. I, cioomspian.
d of No. 4JP Vista avenue; bruised
d nlxni: the body and scalp ntintl.
-MNs Jlamie Nehei!. IK. maid of
d honor, of .Va, PT. Patiln strret:
4 l-rub-d hip itnd Ic.
d Jerrv Wilson. ". drix.r. of No.
d li Manchester avinw: h-c in-
jur.d.
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A bridal party of four In a carriage
wa:i thrown Jr? the ;r-t and injure.1.
two horse dr.iKCtl. sm a carriace de
molNlied vesterlav afteriioon at ":tn
o'cl.ick. when a wstlsititnl Olive street
car collided with the -ehielo at Twntleth
street.
Jerry VHen. the otivcr of the .-arrias".
wa also Injured.
In th" earriace wer": Wl'ti.im KuhitTt.
2" years oM. of Xn Clo Vista averm: Mrs.
Ktilinert. the bride, who wa.i Mis-i Klla
Xiehells. l e-irs old. of X. C1 r.ipin
.sttet; Jljs Ma-rle VMiall. p; oars old.
of Xn. uk F.ipln .street, and August Knii
pert. 11' vejrs 'M. of No IJI" Vislll
avmii". brother of the rroern-man.
Tlie lirM.it party wa on tiieir way to a
downtown phutiicraplier's from the St.
l!rnard Church. Hawk avenue and Orat
lot street, where K'liili' rt and Miss Xie
heils were married at 2 p. m. by Father
Wlscer
Wll-on was drlvliu :icn the Olive
Mrnt tracks at Twentieth rtseet. when
th" i-ar strii k his rig. Il was thrown
ten f'et. The ho;ses and carriace were
drarg'sl sevtral feet
Trol;s. Wild Witllesse.l the a.-eldetlt,
pulieil the friuhtens jounp np-n and
women from l-encatfi the riu. enabling
them to i-c.iih- serious lnji.r. Another
arrlai;" was eallcil and the iju-irtet con
tlnueil ill lr downtown jotirti'y.
Wil.-ot.'s leg was iujurid. b.i: lie tefiuil
to go to the City Hospital, coliig home on
a car
.fl... r.itiln vit.-.iT ..i... ...... .i. ..:.t
-- ..i.i.ii..- ..irtMii., niiu naif t;;
of honor at th- wclli.s. sustained bruh. i
about the hip and right ler.d : sl;l:i!i"d
hand
Aiiicust Kuhnert. th" b?st
bruised about the Isuiv ar.d
man. was
t eo i veil a
slight scalp wound.
Kuhti'rt mid !ii- linde sustained onI
sllcht bruises alout the hands and l"sly.
The car was in charge of Motortnan
Virgil Ita.sett of No. Ok" Fine street, pjj-e-wltntsse.
hay that had it not l--en for hi
promptne-s In brinciiig his car to a stop
the brld.il l-arty would have suMalisul
serious Injurfc.
Wilson Iiv-s at No. Z3 Mancl.e:er ave
nue Th" rig was owned by ;otse
Effff Krlelg-I.leilcr of No. 4-rC Manclie.-ti r ave
II Ii The ii-tims of the accld nt w.re able
"' " j to attind a tevpion at the bri'i '.- heme
kist night.
CONSTABLE TOSSED
BY JERSEY 80LL
..imam r.jMii .uaiKeu ny an ut-
fmiiiteil Aniiiml While Si-rviti-'
a Writ ofiiti-r's Ci.nhiii" Torn
at a Feint".
l)eput "'on-table William Kgati of Ju'
tiie Spiuidlns's court was wcanna: a new
si.it of clothes visteriiaj. the suit h for
merly wore hat it's '""en distroyerf th day
le-fi.r.- by an iufurlvted bt.ll wlille h
was serving a writ of replevin.
Th" Jersey bill strayed away from Ms
uTticr. ftecrge Wright, of Vj.nd vt liter
and MiiKt.oIia avinues. -onie time ,ICn je
was p!ke-J- up by Hered!. t K'inckier of
No le"7 Siutti Seventeen:!, .s;r- Kt.ne-
I:ier adverti-sl the flrnilns of the animal
and Wright went to Ktinijcier's pUcc and
eTaimcd him The men .'.- irreed i,. to
the Htneiin of c-mjsnsatIon to rrfild
for the lt..p:r.c of the Lu'.l and Wright
l':,0itSh!o'!
Hf seni
br.,B t,,e
brought suit
t a man with the Constall" to
bull home.
The bull was found in a pasture ad-
Jae. nt to IC'inekltr's houe. Wright s ram
had a rope-, one end of which he attached
to a rin; In the bull' n.
Th- bu'l si,b:nitte,j to the pto-eMri-j.
e when the start was attempt il be
slionej -:rn of fight. His anc.- -is
direct. ii acairft the Cor.lab.e. at whom
; ,
nude a r'ish
. E-n ran for a fence. b-:t the bnil sji
j upon him cefore the fnce i, reaehe-1
, fcv n j,., hrrri. anrt c;v, vpT, n- -parl j
i t'i'F Fortunately
for
Vhr,nrh"Xhinhg:s
ho-r.s went no farther
j K;eh w-js tadly tcrp
Kran savs th.it h" :
e-e vet r
bo-ly. fcu
- i.b of 1
tha the j
h bu 1 s srr.. in
hi-
Ke w is w -' He sucees!..l n g- j
, - '"' a:v' prBW aJ ' a - I
I speetfui dlstanc behind the bu'l o-. in-
iutlttcv to Wright's rJace
GEORGE M. CASEY RANCH SOLD
Twenty Thn ' Hiintlreil A.r.-.
Hriti-r ";.-.!! at Tnis-t-s Sale.
HKit-HtJC sfi-:a:-
Cl tcn. Mo Spt r7 The Gorce M.
Casey raarh of ZJU1 acres. r.ar Otntoa
was M at tru'tee- s3je tfcjs .iftrtio3
to satif a tiust Ocej act Infrct
amountinc ti V.n and a iZZ.f' jrfr
mer.t In sevn parcels th- land lirocgh:
KAfHtL It iji thn put up as a r.
and. aftrr srtrlted MddltiS. knocked eff
for W . to H-orse t) Fort, representing:
the Fr.icti Nattenat Bark of Kar.a Ctr.
holier of the eortarace.
lino if a v i ii i i
mno. nriMi LiLLinn ornnuu:.....
SHOOTS AT GEORGE MORTON
Woman Who Recently Fignred in'a Iiivonv Snit. Fire Twice at
Railway Official Whose Name Appeared Case Neither Bal
let Takes Effect Shooting Occurs in Front of Morton Resi
dence in Von Versen Avenue.
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Mr. Morton and Mrs. Spnict. were in
volved in divorce pro-eetlln? instituted
at-ainsl Mrs. Spnmue by her husband last
wir.tr.
At 1:13 oVlock this tnornlns Fatndman
F.itrlck Hu-sey of the Mmintisl Imtnct
heard two shot- and l.'ister.ed to Xo. 5738
Von V-rs. n nvniif. th" .Morton rsidence.
In front of wh.ch h" found Mrs. Spricue
with a revolver In I.r hand and Morton
near the housi.
Wlicn Hus-ev approai'hed tin- woman
start'sl to run and the offlcer cuve cluse.
vet taking !.er le fore she iiad iconc very
far.
tlussy U:inil from l.Is horse and ia
ale ut to plicc the
v. cr.iau
w In n.
him.
turned
Itefote j.!.e was able to do further dam-
I age with th" r. nlvcr. Hnv had dls
I armiil la-r and placid her under amst.
J He ca1.nl the patrol wagon
from
;.iu:e,i ns-rict .station.
i AwnrdltiK to tie rclicv Mrs. Spraajuehaa
l.en waiting for Mutton In front of his
doer. Whin he cam" up to the gate In an
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j automotive .-ill- is ii ; ill nave luituwiii
hi:n to th' diH.r. where h pushed la r
j away
Th"ii. it is alb-Red. sho Jlrist the two
shots which Fatmlmati !!!- '.-clare.
he heard, causlnir him to put th spurs
to his horse and hurry to the scene. He
was" alsitit u blo.-k away at O-Imar and
le Iilivbre wh'li he heard the rhols.
"Mrs Si-ricue. says Hu-sev. "wair run
ning through a vacant !l when I hit
took lu-r. She turtnil dclilstratidy ar.d shot
J at tin-.
After dis-iirainc thi woman. Hussey
t w.nt back md met Morten, wj.o '.r.Ied
I that Mrs. Spiairu" had shot at him and
i'.cll:i"il to prosecute hi
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Informing th" Mounted District fifflclals
: tile cinumstanc.s. Hu-sey was ordered
I ti bring Mrs Sprague to the station.
i where sh" was oek-d up. The chitrge of
i (.hooting at th patrolman may be pressed
' .icin'i her
tn r'fuslrsr t pr'sertjte the woman Mr.
i Morton declard that lr hd not een l.er
( i f(,re in ix months, nnd was nrt in-
rin. to nrti-e this rr.orninc's incident
' Th(. ,;ivree suit in which Mr Morton's
j Kamr. ,s nient'on'd was decider! seVrat
I ,, co Mr Sr.raarue cettinz th" de
re and the cutcdv of the chill That
; j., of h. r.,jshanir alJ-ations In whlrh
,h. rj.,r,., off. u flsuteit. however, waa
thiewri o-- of e;rt
SPECIAL COFFIN MADE FOR
FATTEST MAN IN COUNTY.
Huso Ixj-rschl-sn. th- fattest man in
S: Iaus County was burie-1 yes-(jay.
rv' e h-trg e:d at near r-r Fcnit
f:i.ce on the t'layton road
Iieerschle.n weighed mere than V0
p--ur.d jml a special casket ws made to
ord-r afte- th- un3ertakr had taken his
r-.-aur rr.ent. as it was teposelble to et
any of the ordinary n. to fit him. The
six tl!bearer who carried th- body to
the heare versrlre-i frlv
iv-w-rhlcin wa.. only S fet i inch-
tall, bu' te nor- than made up ts breadth
what he lacked tn htht. He wis C
vsrs oW and died of heart disease Mon-
day At the isrce of his death li was
tivlm with t's on. Huro Ierxhlrln Jr
who wexh.s more than 3T pounds.
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was a small mar. wcishlnc ha la
pounds. IcH.rch:ia m a (araMK. (
the
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WILLIAMSON GUILTY
IN LAND-FRAUD CASE
Cliepm Congressman and Two Ak-sni-iales
Coiivirtd of Sulior-
nation of Terjiiry.
Portland. Ore. Sept. 27. The Jury In the
tase of the Fnited States against Con
gressman J. N Williamson. Doctor Van
Jsner. Ms partner In the live stock
bulnss. SCanoi. H. UlajRS. a Prln-vllle.
Or-.. lawyer, at 11 rV. o'clock to-nlnht re
turneil a verdict convletlnx th- defendant
of subornation of p. rjury In aecurlnar m-n
to fmudutentlv Ixiite on f7o ernrr.eEt
land
The penalty Is from SI.'A. to ll'oro Rne
and imprisorip.rnt not cxceedlnie two
y.ars.
SPIRir OF OLD SCHOOL
REMOVED FROM GRAVE.
I acsaal Oreaailra kr Ctaaa Mark
nnsalaat nt Vw Naaaal Trala.
laat la.lllallaa.
An ev-r.t which I without pr-ce-lent n
the h!tory of ?efteoiB took pltce last
ver-lnr at the new Manual TraJnlnc
School at V.'lndetr.ere y and Von Ver
en avenue, when the claas r.raovel ihs
"spirif of the old school from Its crave.
brought It over to the campus of the nw
school, and amid solemn ritew. burled It
five fe-t under the ground.
Whn the Manual Tr.iir.lns School
closed last season. th cla. r-alitina;
thit It wtt;td b the !at sesaten in tha
j old building, duar a deep rrav. pltce.l a
tombstone at the t!a. and on u waa in-tr!t-e.!
;h-e word "Her ll-s th
eplrit of the old school. Eora VKi. Died
IaA."
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nxlo-;ree.l that ihe "spirit of the oii
school ha be n resurrected and Incarnat
ed In the nw. to the honor and dory of
Mancaf
Ttts tr.omlnr th Manual Train!n
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tibns Syndicate Mem
bers Took Profits.
TECHNICAL AFFAIRS EXPOSED.
Company Is Shown-to Have Made
a Dummy Loan of ?iiiHUHW
Thronuli Clerk. tt Eqnita-
.ble Trust Company.
BOOKKEEPING IS MUDDLED.
Item of l7.rrJMI Eliteieil on
llooks ;ib Tioflt. Without Indi
cation of lis Sonne, or
Whether It Represented
Entire tiaiu.
REPfBLIC SPECTAIe
Xtw York. Spt. r.-With thr affair
of th Equltsbte Life Assurance Society
tinder the searchlight of the legislative
Inquisition alt day. these were -..unc of
Ihe new fact, elicited:
It was learned that some of thoae who
partb'lpatid In syndicate transactions un
der the ilesjKt.ation of ttencnil Kitz
Kemld and associates" and shared with
the wciety ihe profits of such participa
tion, were Fnited States Senator Chaun
cey M. Dcpca. e William A. Whea-ktck. .
Marcellus Hartley. James W. Alexander,
form, r president of the society: ieorKi
H. Squire, Its former financial manas-r:
T. DeWIlt Cuyler. Charles B. Alexander
and the xrjrious trust compnnles ami
banks affllL-Mc.-J with the Riul table.
Senator I-p?w. It appeareil. while a di
rector of the Hnultabte. was interested In.
dlvidually in two underwriting- syndicates,
one to th extent of a S33,fia o in!Hpatl.i
and the othr for SlVKeo. Itoth rroveil to
t profitable transactions 'or Mr. Iiepew.
IJjtht was s'milarlr thrown upon lb
affairs 'of the clique known as the "O. ora-is
11. ftj-Jlre an associates" syndicate,
which, like the other, eleareit han1sona
profits through transactions in which tha
society, Itself was a part narttclpator. ,
Ra,-rr.RLR FRaCirr3(TI.T
PI MXIHEB aU THR SHiXRT.
It appears that in some aj. these case
the motley for an entire pari-rrwlfon waa
put up by the EquilaMe Societv. but that
the officers and directors of the soviet v
who participated, received their full sliarn
of the profits.
It ato developed that the Equitanta
made a dummy loan of lEno.QM to thn"
Equitable Trust Compsnv. through Ed- '
ward Barrlnirton. a clerk, receiving a
smalt salary, and that the transaction was
not placed upon the books of the com
pany. The loan was made to enable tho
Equitable Trust Company to participate in
Ihe Atlantic Coast IJne syndicate, ami
purchase a part of the bonds, the amount
of which was a tola: of I.r.os.
That the records f the society had be-ri
o kept that an Item of l!U.w was un
described upon the books was also admit
ted by Henry Bolters Winthrop. the star
witness of to-d-iy's session. Mr. Wlnthvop
admitted, when questlone.!. that an item
of profit ncioutitinar to lllisno. accrttinar
from participation In the Atlantic Coast
Mne ryndicale. woa entered en the books
without any Information brlnit alven its
to where It had come frum. or whether It
was the total profit of Ihe transaction. Ha
acknowledged that he did not know If
this amount was the total profits realized
on the deal.
Through the testimony of Mr. Boajers.
who ta the assistant secretary "f the
Equitable. It appwwrs tna although char
teied accountants, under the dirtctlcn of
Paul Morton, have been engaicid for miny
wreka making an exprt Investigation of
the tok during Ihe perlisl of its. former
management, no trace ha jet been found
in those records of profits amounting tn
many thoueands of dollars that sJiould
have been entered upon the society's)
books.
When Sir. Winthrop took the stand. Mr.
Hughes, chief counsel for the Kx-cutlve
Committee, reverted to hla testimony of.
Friday, mni the wltnes stated that slnca
that time he had been able to get together
much of th .lata which he formerly
lacked concerning the Equitable' various
syndicate participations.
H4.M1LTSX MASKERS
igsohast r rrm.
The Rrst witness to-day was) lieorgest.'.
Van Tuyl. Jr.. aecretary and treasurer of
the Albany Trust Company, who produces!
a transcript of the account of Andrew
Hamilton opened February 1. UWR. Ha
stated that neither the bank, nor he. had
knowledge of th purpose for which
checks) ware paid In or out of that ac
count. Henry Rogers Winthrop. assistant secre
tary of the Equitable Ufa Aauranca
Society, resumed bis testimony aa to th
syndicate transactions of his company.
Mr. Winthrop said that tn the syndi
cate, organised tu taka the bonds Issued
on tha reorganisation of the Union pa
cific Railroad CMasaajrr. the Equitabia
Society was aUottag KS4.W of the bends,
and the profits thaasoclety received from
this transaction' were 171a share of Union
Pacific, preferred stork.
The Equitable Society, Mr. Winthrop
saia. paid only for th amount f.r whlca
It subscribed.
Mr. Htighea. counsel for th eommltt.
asked why It was that the Equltabl- So
ciety ha-1 paM mo. to the atercanti:
Trtsat Coaspany.
Mr. Winthrop said it waa because the
.checks were paid that way. Seven!
vouchers signed by Oorge H. Squire, aa
secretary of a finance committee of the
Equitable Society, were shown In -vl-dence.
ur also was a letter from Jeort
II. Squires for the Mercantile Trust Com
pany, to General Fitsgrald of the Klnan'e
Committee pt the EqulUble Sciety. ask
ing for payment of . or M i-er c-nt
of the HqirttaMe'e participation t.t th
Union Pacific enUcate n cjnquenee of
a call by Kuhr.. laoeb m. Co.
HtiiNttS SlttSt Ttaat rMCCKM
hi: jiKcn KsCiTAM.r -ra civk.
Then." said Mr. Hughes. Qeorce H.
Squire first, as an tfnVr of the M-rcan-tHe
Trust (miinr. writes to th- Equita
ble and asks tV sV. n! then a. an
officer of the Bjaitabie sutna checks iwy
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