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THE ST. L(OTB
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T"RTn? 1 OataM St. aoala. Tut Caata.
ITM&1J1U (Mi Tvalaa. TktM Caata.
- NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBF" 3, 1905.
( JOSEPH RAMSEY JR. GIVES OUT A STATEMENT
OF HIS DIFFICULT IES WITH GOULD-PAGE
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SUMMARY OF
The St. Louis Republic
Taeaaar. Oetafcer S. IMS.
THE WEATHER.
FAIR TO-DAY.
Forecast for Ft. Iy.uU ant rlcln
Itr Fair and mariner to-da,':
rlaMe mini..
For JiUeourl Fair nS martnT
to-day. fair lo-roorrow
Yesterday's Caatlltloaa.
Weather Urh: rain In for. noon:
Partly clcudv tn nenlng T-m-lra;ur
Ukilnitix. CS 0r.-es:
tr.lnli-.un l .".trees. Wlr.J W-rt-t!on
nortr.eait to eat. rnaxl
mum loe:i c m!ls an hour at
7 a. m iTeclpltatloriTrar at 7
a m ar.J T p m HumMltv
Maximum. CI r rr.t ill I i. .t. .
U jl T J m, luromt tr At 7
am. 30.1' Isi'tie.. 30 1 lnrfct-ji at
T r ra. -sui f tte river. 21.1
feet at 7 a. m.
Funrts S:JT: nnn S:ll: Ir.th
cf it- II 7 moon pet. dl. Ilrt
euarter. "torr S. full tn.on, O
tober 12 at ouart.r. Ololr 1.
new mM. Oc:o'r 2J.
A.M.
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10 C3
11-01
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Washington. Oct. 1 Forrast:
UlluM fair to-Jay; wnr.T In south por
tion T-morrow fair; light to fre.h southerly
mind
Inlar. Fair to-day and In-rnrnw; warmer
today. K.lrd becoming eouth auJ fresh.
liK'ni Teue Partly dou-lv tra-ttay; show
ers and cooler In south prtlrn. arr.w' In
northmMrti portion tn-morrn.-. j-artly elouiy.
llKht f fr.a nTthfat to -aiit wln'lu.
Arkanvaa I'artlr cloudy and marmer to-day.
To-morrow fair
Iowa Fair to-day and to-mctrow.
Kanaan Fair tolay and to-morrow.
WAXT AU.
Oa Pain I and S. Part 2. Birth. Slar-
Haar- and Rarlal Iteporda and .rw artisan and the manufacturers have con
(nrpnratloaa ua I'aap I, I'arl X Dralk ' ciJi 1 tli.it all tfcnt imtr!liuted t the
Xtlrrs oa Pa ice 7. Part 1. Vessel
MniraraU u !' 2. Port 1.
KEATI HKH IF TH-ltT1l XEW.
PAItT I.
Pa(f.
1. Rooaerelt'a lontliern Trla.
Ia nt Ihr Snalannt.
Ilrldal Cnnple lie leaped.
otpancnakpry laBerllnarr.
3 Marderrr af Attorney !trrd.
Vaterr la Maaa Heath.
4. Trphuna In Plaltlpplnea.
Hold I alted Halinar I.laMe.
R. Farrwrll t Father Crane. '
Taltp-rralnala Ipnirru Meela.
Mfiapr llnlnx Pierea.
Mipf Itlaplenac-a Uitrpra.
T. 1aa for laale tatrhoad.
Freight Rate Redaetloa Csm.
ladeainlfy Coarrrai' Mprcer.
m. Illlaola M. E. AppotntraeatS.
rarrolltoa Raptlsta Meet.
PART II. -.
1. Ramaey.rinald Wabash Fleht.
It. Rlaaebe nmrnpt'a Case.
ItontrilnM-lloaae nalrlloa.
M.llennp Men lelae Whlskr.
Offers Wltla lllah Paaltlna.
Orfotor Uraad Jary Irapaneted.
Traale la Health IIIUs.
FtlRKIRX.
Tit Tntrrnttionnl TubrculnJIs Con
rrpp' mept In Paris, Anrrl.-n brine rep
rrtpd by omo of counto's lending
-!pntlt. I'AdF! . PAItT 1
tit Nlrholisi ofrprr fount Wltto tit-
;o-
sltion
rt
of Chief of the Ministerial Cab!-
rC.K S. PAST : i
WAHIOTIX. I
A teletrr.im to Washinist'in ;iv twenty- J
s-en men perished In the erjraer lM. i
which was wrecked off Samar durir.i: the
Philippine typhem. I'MIE I. TAUT 1
The Vatican Is said to be disturbed l
eaue MIhi Hoo-vvelt pi-I more attention
to the heai! of the niipino indpendent
church nt Manlli than to the Apoto'.lc
Peleirate. PAGE i. I'AKT 1
lresijent deeHo to send FeTPtary Taft
to Ohio to atLser 5nit'ir K"r,Xer's pra
ie n Im'tmitrntlon's
PAGB5. PAItT:.
TiotiTfemert nnlr.t t
rate revttlon lIlcv
ITV AJ t III ltllt.
Orrult Jr.Tce vi.-ile held l'e.,te.l Railways
Con-p-inv llible with Tranelr f'ampiny for
Judguier.t I'Aeli; 4. TAUT 1
M J Aimer Ce. who am M!s
Mn - V.nicr.er nr No tCi Von V. fn
HpprNes her mtl-r of hr
' arr'ae by an !p."fr!i'tm tn s priver-1-
V PAGE 4. TAUT 1
N.ar'y thirty nitre hie rn um-
rr'i -d t-t arfar tj-re el-ar ! Ju- te-'nv
I irkrt-shop iriulry PAtE I'AKT!
I jvcm ilieUrp nrreneemetit that tnhes
a f'lori raw- llreci to the circuit
-t rtie. Ktrr AiKer tc-t much pew-
e piRHi, PAItT 1
! !ee .WV man ho acei-mp-in'eil lid-
' " lt"Kr.. s ho !'"! en iy t.i
Hut-tal. to r-mming house nn.l then
.1 ;.jte.r.-iS PAvti: 1. PAKT I
U .nti acents ve.tenlir selie,l sl.xtv-
e .. . hM.j.1 .. t.i.vr .t.i w
b. .,nd.,rd ir-if " PAGK. PA. IT Z
I' lal eoupte erj.ijej five-day stay at
W -intlne PA.IIJ I. PAItT V
'
i- f roomlrt hmi ,lvlr- f 'and th.ir
N Kins- piled by a Oor.abte !n Wa.h-
..- -i avenue i.t.r.j. i ui -
I i-e .usree, fri-n of UHnC-e 5omer-
..-, ttrl ef m..n ' r-!n to secure hrr
rr'ejse PAGE 1 PAKT 1
:i:i:it i. ittiTli'.
eintcr Clip ml m M.ke hat
fa r- separate 'e:'-H'J ktt tf that is
lmt"'-'''ble think slrtle statehood .hould
l Kranted. I'V-IK '.. PAKT I
-r-derk. Carleton in New Vo-, is .en
te -ej to a prtsnrs term f rtr.et.en )'An
i tvf'ly escapes .serl.ua m.ry at the
hr"' cf a mvfe aJKr .evvt-ic t"te coart-rts.-m
J'AOE . TAUT I.
.I-ts'-ph Kin."-: Jr l-'Urs lone sttnnt.
- si'ii-h te ri-4.-! his pn.tlon la Sht
fre -eritrol cf t tt.lo--.. J b o
no: hln c to 0uld. PAGE I. PAItT -
Irplent Kees.tel; decides to raa'e
Nf Orletr.s trip Bl la ri 5iJ.ar.uo'
t returoinc to U ahlr.n by ft "1- searly erry t3t In the Cr.lon
e PAGE 1. PART - A, j. vn,,.. 0 ciCr,l .kCfcTr.fa aaj to
etstoners aca'ast Dmr cf We-tprr. ' tnany ctlrr sines ti ialmoa IUnV
l-rc lo-len.rltr cempin;! vaj a5-s of ' trcuble. the TpU trd vj, iatt"rrJ up
(.- ftWcern ar JJU.iH aaJ the iibilUS- by the ite Crerce M Caej-. I: . hit
IVUOjLtvs.. PAGE t. 1'AltT 5. : sniltlan to have th- ir-: herj ln the
.Vl'c Cf Jcha V S-reU. r-wnl-red at , - wl It l :Sp t-ef of thei" h.i
Ctrjirsdge. IIL. i.s she ices, i tte ! --1 ''ac', lku tl -"-- ' l-c-
'-jn Is. tn)si,rtj. rlrr d-ata tn- ; !e before he -!.
.split-ated- PAGE S. PAKT 1.
Ha.tt.aoa.n. Ctlntn-i l adrairaNy tltuatei frcs: a
tli;nls Ilathvad Ccmmlcrr sat ten- cPcjrapbteJl - ratlri.l staaJ;o;t to
tr- Osx-fJoT. to-day tn Jri.,t reda.-to b t.w t i ths j-aatajt-r!a. In.ls-
4- PAGE t PAlcr i tries, whk are hr Ti -aar.oririorte
reiT l-ttv. d.T-ai-d to 'te ds-.riapsieBt of the tlay
Athletic lat Itroair -t Il4.delphla. y
' ... -. .- e VAtir-.- 1'ART i
-.'.. e-.-t- .-...v -. .nnl. -Mtee
-t.ISsH iUiira LlJl.a . ---- ,
.tJaM-s :vn.i T GK Z PA'tT 2
Cedccin ieU new asrTs record for ra2r
41 ftTV-aUtccnttj. PAGE . PAirr i
ERA OF THE
Henry County Only Temporarily
Embarrassed by $300,000 Sal
mon Bank Failure.
FIELDS VASTLY PRODUCTIVE.
Crops Will Compare Favorably
With Recent Years. Despite
Storms Clinton the Seat
of Manufactories.
nT A STAFF COP.REPPONDENT.
Clinton. 3io.. Prjit. . Clinton, of much (
nwsDarr fam in rocnt days and at
' present one of the most advertised cities I
of Missouri. M not especially cast down
ly the turn of affair which has brought
her into prominence.
Th calamity which was Reral avr
Henry County, occasioned by the failure
of th- Salmon & Salmon Bar, has r.ot
focn of ruch trementdous conseijuenceas to
put a il.impr uin the business interests
of Clinton and the neighboring communi
ties, and in a t;uiot but steady and de-
mi-relna; from the cloud of nloom which
hns apjtarmly b-n liansiii 'Ver it since j
that June day when tho bank was oia
clally cluseJ.
With a philosophical spirit the buMncss
mn. the stock taiccrs. the farmers, tlie
succt-K of Clinton and Henry County be
fore the failure is still at hand.
The vastly productive Jidda wM'h
Mr-tch tor mil's from the county seat,
the climate and the li.!uttrlous character
of the population are Jut as available an
they w.re In lh days whon Henrj- Coun
ty claimed the palm as the "banner coun
ty of MlssourL"
It Is the general fpelinir in all of the
walks of life that Clinton han come far
t i 1 1 .... .. . ......
irom rrefinna w.in.ui ,w. nu lu.i
a ery few ..'ear.i nlll restore ever)' ounce J
of municipal btrenth which has betn i
drained off by the recent baiik dl.-aster.
The extent of th: failure and Its effect !
upon the county must not be underesti
mate d. There are f-w of tiie business I
hou.e nbout the Clinton public uare
ahicii did not suffer In a Kr-at-r or I'.-ss
dRree. Whole f.imllle" have Uta prac
tirIly penni!es and the stock ra!.-"rs
and the ma who conduct farmlmt op
ratlom on wiio'efcale cale havo been
hanl hit.
Hut Mich a th'nir a.- a i;rnenil calamity
which has dtivn t ruin an entire coun
ty does in no y expr.-.-'s the effect of
the Salmon lailure. yiiite the contrary H
the real truth, and while the newpai-r
ar' naulej to nv-:.uon uauy joine iraiuii-
of the affair hich ! bioucht to light by
th- multiplied iitlsation which Is cram-
tnlns the dockets of tho courts, compara-
tlvelv little ! heard on tlse streets or In
the stores of Clinton relative to the
matter.
Til echoes; of the
cliisins liank doors
I ,,,i t.-,-.ilv oea-"l nhin i. nil dNa-ter
r,,,ri..o:: He-.rv Ceuntv. Th" econd wa
w.irse than tl.- Srsl In the ertimatltn of
nlajiy C'l.nton cltlr-r. The tcrrlli'- winl-
Mrtrtr. f "vral v-Vs aso cntred it
,eavlt i:?.t- ot Henry County, and
th- O'WF-.ati-.n wl.l-h it cau-d in the
enrn nnit wheat lit Us of tlie cojair ia-
,.....,..inn
While the rf; crop of a heat and eorn
ever in , ro.poot !n the coantv .. iv.nz
n tt:e couniv .!! iun i
. two .1-iv. rainttorm
m the ground.
came along and eorir.et-.l l.ie na-ia.,.
wMeh the lrd bat! Teclrtc.!
! Th" of ,!l"'" 'hr' ,!av" w3' ,hat
i "" cro;' 1t-c:'-s ' l'r,,r !,
itrrms an now reduced jut. ao- m . fcut :hr rrl.rt j.,lrt oi ,:o 5ali Rill t- vn r-ra:rxed and th city is In com
j tr e-nt Eien In the fare of -uh a de- j tnI.jKH , (l.ch ,,-,, ar.j ui.-i.!e of .,.,., jr.rknes. No fatalltle- have leen re-
. a t ..tnn In ... nrfi.'wKla Tlie IltT:m.tIf
i ''" '" ,...-!".-. - - -
j tlfiurev after oil the I,arvet t et.n ar-
rr,." ',.:r :,;r;;,,'r;;,!::..",::"
Henry -ou:,tv citizens has no: .le-tmyed
lh.lr cm-ldence In their ..n tields
prnlrles. .in.l wltl the hope anJ ej-ta
'Ion of a "tuni;r -r.-p" n-ti v-ir ths
' ttlVC pU'lietl mode present tllRlruItie-
nit.n N nrrpjtidfl bv ti.o rii-h and
p-n!!!nMe '-mil t t-e lonn r.i: dor.n by
finvirt! dlKlcultie llejiert-of the State I
'. orirvnliit-m nhieh inoVe a peeinl:v of 1
reiot.r. .!..! t i'5aet" .1'" quo-.tl to .Te,.
' .ntr-!e tfnt rv l.ere Jr. M.s'Url l tere
i n r-eijte.- perr nt.ese of prutlt to the acre
.if sto'ind.
i lliuei-.s wl.er.ver t're l not et-r.
I ir it hear Held t ro-lu-es the Unest of
. 'or... r:-je cn.i .he.P. Ptrterltlng the
. Tee.. M,,l ..-,11 I. ..! ,l,l. 1.. ., .
I , , , ' " " '
' ;'" ,U,V"-1 '" ---i--W "P'rat.nn nme
' ef the l.irpt rhr.so.'Vinc manufacture
j in In,,u,.r,. ,j,, Wr,.
( rwr,r felew the surface ar- l-J. of
,. .i.; ,-.,.t ..-.e.- ,- -.t. .. .
- --s.., -a'.--.aw..iui,. mi- e nn.-- tiiini-
; ,r aBj furnish fjel esuttgh to kc-p all th
-,,.,. wr,ri.l-.- ,Mrt. .,- .m..i,
need, and roiVe ef the railroad tor.p ln- !
j rrt3nt shipping points to fore;jm cun-
' caacr;.
Choice Goc! lln.is at Clinton. E-.ery
fanej-cattte nlwr ln th Vnlted --Ute
wcm. He ,. the n-rcar.d
chamrton Shorthorn bull ef th- e-or!t
an" r.a car:ur: mere mu rl r :t
U asserted. tT m ary ether sir.pie animal
of any ::.". or description.
. tn the rrn a: ir!J"t eirolrla?t
Chotc Cccis Is a; M.t l: asd the h-.-
ouarter. of th. Tebo lna anJ Cattle
C"ora-r. ahtrh contrcl th cretest
I "M
hjrtt-!-i eni i-. A-n-rita. Is deecrated
; vK, liit rtbisir. whl--a have tern
on In
' rs-d- sre tr nct leportaat.
T-. raaV o of t al
an)
cruv. Trh-J ter hu.e a cortp.'ete
faiiur-- the i. ;r cect Soar cccastoned by
the storm of Ut raewm belg the great-
SOUTHWEST
t ALL-ROUND CHAMPION
: HERD OF SHORTHORNS.
The Tebo Land rind Cattle Com-
par.y'a heni. of which Choice Good.
the champion shorthorn bull of the
world. 1 at the head, will arrive tn
4 Kansas City next week, after a trl-
4 umphal trip to the Portland Expo-
Filion. Choice GooJs did not make
4) the trip, but a herd of twelve of his
4 sons and daughters did.
4 Thy made a clean sweep at the
4 Minnesota State Fair and travel-d.
across the continent In special
' train.
At the Lewis and Clark Fair there
were ten Erst premiums offered for
slioKlmni'. rind the Tcbo herd
? "to of """
Knoush prtmlum money was wen
on the fair circuit this season to
pay the expenses and maln'.enanca
of the herd to Iortland and back
and the expenses incident to the
trip, and to Iave a profit of sev
eral thituw.nd dollars.
At the Kansas City show next
week the Clinton residents, who
take nn Intense Interest in the uf
falrs of the Ixrd. expect ailditional
lurei.
PRESIDENT TO EVADE
QUARANTINE BY SEA
Ocean Trip From Xew Orleans
to WiiKbiuKton Will Take Ex
ecutive 1'cyond Country'
liorders.
ccD AC VCI I fU CCUCO
IsU rCfUl Ur ILLLUVV rCVCn.
Tour of South Will lte Made From
St. Augustine to Little Hock
and From That City to
New Orleans.
The RpnuMlc riutpau.
V-att Il;:lll!n. !th aad T Str-ets.
Wahiucton. Oct. i Yellow fiver ha
no terrors for President llooseveit.
He deflnllely decided to-day that he
would go to New Orleans on his Southern
tour, whlcn bgir.t n Jctoi)r is. ami. to
avoid tlie relrioUons of the quarantine.
he will return i Washington by . ujion
t cne vf the crulFep of the navy.
J n a!so lecSJcd that he a-ould not allow
I the changes In his achfiltile caused by th?
' elIoiv fever epidemic to interfere with
' h! date In Arkansas, !! will itpend tl.3 (
' sreal.r pait of the day. ot uciowir i. at
' l.itti- Hock.
Announcement of his plans for the tour
wa.-. :M(:e from the White n.ms3 mis
mornir.,'. The quarantine rcJKit-oa.
wrre Jlf.lcult to eel around, but tlie i'res
ideiit was crv dts'.rous to visit Niw Or-
iian. and to do s. adopt-d an expedient .
Uiai prwhab-y has no jirectlent
m:w oi:i.;:.n.s iast stop.
, ......... . i .. I.-ir.-,l t.v r-i:iklnz
The drsirtd
...... ..... t ,.fii..irii,n.lL... .... .... .- ... .,... i..j
, i.-.-vi...- -. .. t..-.-n as th.! iuar.3
l Mutnmm io ,., ca, U. i.
' ItlluvtMinit't - -----s --
The ocean trip .11 take the Pro.ddent
rnt i
ps- I
,,,,,,... ,,p th i-iit.d State-, and no Pres -
, , , , r.-..-.,,. ,.ir. has !-ft tho borders
! of the country durltg his t-rm of otSce.
The Journey will be but a locating trip.
...... . . . . -
i ARirnnir. iii;iin:i.iiiiii ir.eiitw m n:uie
r.nl (,,,J , rf ,jenf, return to Wash-
j "rcrrr.; , ...
j .on , n cvt4,,Kr js. Ajt Iar aB .,. Aaiu.sUr.c.
jn., :h oM wl.edul r.tal-.ed.
I'teim St Aucutln the Prt-'ldent will go 'ent of th" l's''M Mine Workers r,f Atner
:o Mob.le Insl.ad of to IirmIn--h.i..i. and lea. .trrl-.-.-i In tl.Is city to-day on his wiv
tl.ei.c. t. Tuke;e n.: IttrmmglMm. , to Washington to hnre an lnterlew vilth
rrom Alibami. he will to I.utl It.xrk Presidrtit i:noelt.
via lifir.,.hls J j, ., underp'notl that tl. PresMer.t
IflSIIANO AT I.lTTI.n RCK. t had ent fr Mr Mitchell to talk over the
T.ie otH.-1-il Itir.erarv 1 no; -t given ; threatened rerUal of the troutle amine;
out. lut as .o p'nnul th pr-identlal
partv t!l arrive it Uttle it cfc atxi.t l'
in the i.e.rnini .111 J pt.ij uetU iate after
noon. A 11 f!.-e-mltmte stnps t, V matle at
other :.!r.t' In ArKan-as. but th. e wl'I
-" verv few. if ther- U any
I The tvl Will bre.jk Up 11
rsirt will pre..k up at IJt isoek
nr.d "i'l -tum to Washington, fscept
!ng the Pre-li!ent and Hi private eere
tary. Mr Iwb Tli.v wlP .t ,!ireetly
ot-th oer the Teja HnJ Iacl3c to N
Orleanf.
sa
i U h3 r,ot r"! NHn -n-"'--''lv d.termtne.1
1"S e.l the Presld.nt will ue -n hi
the Oevetantl. the Te. ma the ft.i,vtson.
all of hirh are rru!er cf the san,
i T- I
I
i rt , rutllFCC riOl
LOCAL CKINCot. UIHL
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS.
! Mattel tin). t. t.oal Celeatlsl.
Iloaless ai Ilinarr in Ilnnnr f John
t. Mnlt and f'rleiisla.
Tb Oriental prouitlon of putting th
; i!J r- Anr!car. etp.-.rt- and the thr.tt-
enei tariS war a
rsaii had no effe;t
en "a
r-ifrtstien from th i-owery
Empire Into -t Xvntls of a coatly se veral-
. ., -se d!ll( "ii-h -P-3 perved l-Vl
night In K!r. Ten I reptaurar.t. Sixth
xtv" I".e t'.-t M. Mabel M r
ef IN1. cltj s Chinese rlrls. and I.. H.
Kenac. la horor jf John V 'lueK lotal
real estate sir. and frt.nd of the hot and
hostes.
Ml-s :ior --lKr.r vi-d the .rne--1
lrar a thint or ta abtut hv.-l;ality In
' t't- M5lck party were Mr Miidck'a fam
ily aad some friends, th total of gueit
being fifteen The- acknowledge-; .:s
Koy" evurt'.J bj (VJt to her a bou-
qt?t
TS" tJU cf far was ap;a.J direct from
China rd mot cf lb. edibles a-r.
oied th-t The fjjasve. Cilies- "itri
n,.. --:-3 was the f -tu:e. and the on-
tntloc. ef chicken, djek. esc? and a!
g,, every VaowT; gtab:e was enjoyed.
..5,, jjs- ai!,j i? th festivities wtia
jchas om ksprca(t-
S-nezr.
WILL CONTINUE
REGARDLESS
Misa Emma Herzel, Stenographer
for Park Commipioner Aull.
Will Not Resig-t. Position in
Spite of Kecent Legacy of
120,000.
The music of the typewriter will con
tinue as of yore In the office of Park
Cornmls!oner Robert Aull. notwithstand
ing the fact that Miss Emma Herxei. Us
stenographer, has come into a fortune of
something more than S24.0O).
Unlike many young women who. undor
s!:nllar circumstances, might give up her
employment to enjoy aer newly acquired
wealth. Miss Herzel says that she can
see no good reason why she should resittn.
She declares that she was entirely satis
fied with hr surroundings beforo she In
herited the fortune from en uncle, and
there Is no reason why she should change
her plans.
Miss Hereel has blonde hair. large blue
cye.- and an attractive figure. Sh Is very
positive but pleasant in her manner and
dlj-plnys but little concern about her new
e.-tute.
"I do not care to worry about the estate.-
she said yesterday. "My position
hre Is desirable and the surroundings are
pieamnt. If I were to appear as tho-.njh
I were boasting about my Rd fortune
ppople wotdd ask why I did not resipn.
There are many young women trhonre
J0.s:,.,l 0f rnrre than I am. and they
continue to work. Why should I give up
my position? So long an I am permitted I
will remain where I am. and I certainly
do not Intend to resign. I suppose I will
Invest my money.
Misa Her;' benefactor Is Joeph Iter
rel of San Francisco. Oil., who suec.tmbed
to n stroke of apoplexy August 3 lat.
He was a bach lor and. although he had
othrr relatives, he chose Mil's Kmma Her
xel. his 1 rother'a child, as his lienellclnry.
Two year? i'K- JHm llerxel visited her
uncle and he tKk a great Interest In h-r.
Whrn he vr.it suddenly taken 111. month
aRO. h exprercd a wish to see her 1vfnn
ho dUd. In ncconlTnc.- with thl delr.
M! Iferael d'larti-d for Ban Francisto. j
but he dlI before hr arrival.
When Mr. Hrel w.it told that th end
was nenr he mad? his will. In which hu
twvjueathed his entire estate to 11k Her
rel. At hi death the Public Administra
tor took charge of the stato and will
tieobablv make a settlement with
Miss i
llrrzel In the ntxt two or three month.
j M1,? nrzel lives at No. -till CJreen Iea
plice.
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PROPERTY WORTH $500,000
CONSUMED AT JACKSON, MISS.
Governor Vardataaa aad Family
Driven Froat llnrar by Snokr
Plrrnra Kara SeTeral !!.
rtnrrnijt HPKri.u
New Orlean. ha.. Oct. 2. The entire
business portion of Jack'or. Mis., was
threatened with destruction by tir about
( jnighj ti-n!s:it.
Hotel Norvfile. the finest bu'.ldlnp
i Jn tJjf cUj. w,s c-Jinpl- tely destroye.1. fin
Governor Vcrdamnn nnl his family, tibo" j
heme Is directly across the street fror.i i
the hotel, were driven from their hus?
, bj- the smoke.
! Mjn- s-'-eit4 In the hotel had mrrow
. .... .i ...--., n-r. ie-
. ,-..i ...... ,-.,t,,.,., ,.. rr-.iv i
lr II rCIit.' " Uili't'i.4u"- " -.-.
I TrP - hnke f(Ut tn the kitchen of the
, hotc, ,hortIy t.fore midnight, and at 1
I .,,iw.t ,- . t:r.dr r.mtrol. ai' had
t , tn .rerat bu!nP'- house;. Tho
,() wjn r.n,-ir.t to aw V".'.'
! Tr;e entire lighting system of the city
pcrted.
: mitchell toseeboosevelt.
WHtV of AlitllRieite Strike.
j New York. Oct 2.-John Mitchell presl-
tl'e r-iners in th" nnthraettr eoal r'Sitii
nd t se wl it s'.e-pB are, to 1- taker, p.
avert the threaten, d o:lk. Mr JlltcVei:
denle.! that h km go'iK to re the Pre'
blent en sueh a subject
"My call on the iTesirtent ! at my own
request and has r.o rome-th.n whatever
with the allei-ed trouble 'jrewlng among
the miner It will n purlv tersonal
vlIt I don't anticipate any gfat trouble
In the mining district The miners are
rr.ik'ng srent frosres In the lln. of eir
rar.!rticn. but h. general tone among
them I amla. ie
THREE AUTOISTS ARRESTED.
Pol iceman Coon.-y rimrges Them
With nxce-:liiig Sed Limit.
Pntrelrnin Cconey. In chare of the po
lice ojto from the Mounted Iltrlct. ar-re-ted
tl-re. alltcM peI-ilmlt violators
lat niRht ft-r exciting rhi.. All of
them cave tior.d.
I.uth.r II Schuclc f ?t"o. S3 North
?prir.c avenue wa arrested en Washing
ton btwe.n ?prlns ar.d TayV-r. JMward J.
Kraup of No. ITS LabadK nvenre en
Eire's hlehwav l.:ten Washington -tnd
Undell. and Rug'ne F.-ibtr. a chauffeur
for F A fteer of No. XC UnJU. w ar
restl at locust and l-cr.ard. f:er a
chae from Nwtrsd ar.d McI".itos
avenues.
REBATES OF SI. 50 PER CAR.
Packers Hooks Show Th:;t
Amount Is Returned !y ICailways.
nrr-puc rrci
Chicago. :: S.-Schwar,ch,W A S-dg-
lrcer -brauch ti'. '.a:2 r - . r
3 .. Coy. hav ;i:v?rej another bOJy
hlow to tte rallrotda.
Ordcrej by th court to produc th
account e.f the conpacy sho-si-g the
amount of rotate receive.! frm tli rail
roads on their h!;e-it of dr-,sed rc-at-'.
Pitslr-g-houf predscta and lire -.jck la
jyt- jjr C-zsr showed by the accounts
that th" railrcads had pl liia la the
-cl of damages an averxre of E, o
every car of dres.d meat, azd il on cvtry
tn ( Uvo stock sClrPed.
AT HER WORK
OF INHERITANCE
apatissS arE
MISS KMMA IIEKZEU
SterctrapSrr. tiho Inl.erlte3 CS.W.
GIRL ACCUSED OF
FGtSQNING FAMILY
Pansy Ellen Hastings, a Domes
tic, Is Sought by the
Police.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE CHARGED.
Mr. Ilauer States That, After
Their Nine-Months Old ltaliy
Was Found in Convulsions,
Hastings Oirl Swallowed
Several Comjwnnds.
DESCRIPTION OF I!11U
POI.ICR AnBSBEKIXO.
d Height. S fret 6 inches; weight.
d I4A poundi. She says she Is 1
years old. but her detrlopment is
such that she looks much ol.ler. Her
hair Is llfiht brown and her eye. are
Woe. Her Jaw Is heavy and her
mouth Is full. When rhe left tho
IJauer home she wore n gray Jacktt
SMit and n black silk turban;
trimmed r.lth pink flowers. She
wore a plal.i roU land ring en tho
third Anger of her left hand. It Is
th'ucht that this ring may ca'ie
her ;o be mistaken for a married
woman.
"0m m
Iietecilvcs are reisy sesirchlnf: for pansy
Ellen Hastings, who Is nciueed of trying
to poison the family or Paul Ilauer of No.
Z2 Alice avenue.
Mr. Hamr. until recently,
Chief
clerk ef the frleght accounting derar--
ment of the Wabash Hiilroid In Pittsburg.
I
Pa.
MI-. Ifttlnsi aas empIovM a n srr-
. nt at the Lauer h'.mp.
If all the charges
her .ire true nhe irir
t .a . a a .
I "" ' " "'" OT:. -:"-"n p
1 '""" ' " '-' " '-"nr.!- iwnw
oueer actions is supposed to have been her
Inspiration.
Mr Ilauer Is at present emptivM aa a
ttavellng accountant for th St. I.oui-Southweste-n
Ilaliway. He hj rsidd in
St. LouU since early In July.
To The Republic he said Iat nlafct:
Shortly after I arrivd in St Iiul
I asked a local demno-nlnatlonal eirphan
home to suppiy a servant to aid my wife
In her heu-eheM duties.
"Pansy KiW Hartlns trm named fetr
the position. We wr told that we
would be r roi!bIe for. her moral wel
fare. Aheut the miiliie of July e pe--oiite:
her to take a stteP c.,r T:.o with
ou- little trjy Pl.e retsalnsrl away linger
ih.in we thoucht she should, iml. when
I !nve-!sa:et! I founl that she hnd made
two round trips on the jje;it fontain 1I-."
with a certo'n eenductT. who 'rgratlit-
eI himself with her by telling her that he
. fcfc,, . h,r ,AUlt;
..,,., ,mvJ to fu.
j sr.p eemej to reier.i my intrierenre.
ilthnuKh she Knew ir.a; 1 nail promam
tin authorities f the heme that ! wou'.l
not permit hr to have male comranj.
"Shortly after my second talk with her I
lesm vry 111. Ph. se-n.(l angtous to
wait on me. and ni.tted on givln; ice wafr
to me. After every tiring of water I be-t-une
worse untl llnnl'y I was compell-l
to go to the Misurl Pacif.e H'tplta!
The docteir- sild that I had m-dafta. I
did not th-r. sip?ct poironing.
"A month n;o my wife was aff"d
with tho sTme symptom, and Inter I had
a second nttJck. !-. Thur.lay the girl
was told to put our taby daughter, lscil'e.
to slep Sly wife .ntered th. rtom whir"
the child lv and found h-r whit and
gaspins for breath. Kh n-.eil.j chloro
form. Taking th ci..Ii in her arm sv.e
ran out In the yard. S wriil of th, nel:h
lir ;et .tU that they thought chloro
fotm had tvn u: The.ur.h a ;hyean
wa at einee summon;, the little girl I
still very 'II.
was Forst rscciNcioi:9.
"tist FrIJ.y my wife foaij the ser
vant girl unconclou in the bathroom.
When she .i revived ah vomit.! and
spat bloeJ THtfT Fannie Thetnv.. who
hrd ai atten!! our eh'lC. said that th
young worr-ar. aj -iffertr. from the ef
fects of ptttne poison, thoigit sh was un
abJe to teh what ancy had lten ured.
?ub.equnt lnv.tigstl.n showej evl
cVnc that th girl h-4 draak black lax.
rd ink nd a earmtnc stain thst I had
been usir.tr : color tmrst wol. Rhe had
tlso rJt th rx! of hr mcuth with a pen
j Vg?1 JSi ?' 'W"m
I ...v hsd hr ren-5tI to the City
i.-.
Ilos-
pltp.l Saturcay. . j-ou:-:i .'.
t- held there until a eould hive hrr
nciull
kn
t-sex to U oroa. n. item or jo tn
,-.,, ,f th Gl Sh.-t.herd. To-d3 I
learned that h ecpd from the i:y
Jiost-.tal yesterday afternoon. The doctors
Mr that thy pem.Stted hr t.t go Into
th.- srd to take . -reive, and that' she
did oat return.
"I asked the rolte Jo search for her to
day. If It I resary I I!I prte"rjCe
he- tut I woull Us nt'V: If -Se were
put Into tb Hcuse of the Card 9fit-nrd
or la a reform schooL
BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN
NEAR SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Hundreds of Shots Exchanged Between Rob
ber Gang and Crew; Express Car Destroyed
by Three Charges of Explosives Two Boys
Rob Passengers. While Three Men Blow up
.Safe Posse Hastily Summoned to chase the
Bandits Youths are Captured.
NEWLY WEDDED PAIR
ENJOY QUARANTINE
Mr. and Mrs. It. .1. Cittings Ke-
leased After Five Days Now
Quartered in Hotel for Ke
mainder of Uoueymoon.
It is seldom that the Qnnrantine Hospi
tal Is considered u pleasure report, but
acer.Klr.c to Mr. and Mrs. It. J. (Sittings
of Penscola. Fla.. thflr five days. stav
there. although scnitrwhat unepctel. ira;
b rerj" enjoyable addition to their honey
moon trip. They were released from that
place yentenlay venlnc and are now
quartered at the ltcleile Hotel, where
thev a 111 remain for the rest of the week
Mr. Gtttincs stated list night that he
wsr ladctd grateful to the city for Its
hnspltalltv. In fact, he said, he ccuid not
have been tetter treated br anyone than
hl hest. Iioetor M. J. Irvyer. S-jprin-teivlent
of the Quarantine Hospital. Sim
ilar accommod.ttlor.s. raid Gittings. could
not hav been reurrd at a cost of kss
thin ". for the five days.
There VInp; no other patients nt the
hospital, the hsppy couple were permitted
to wander eecli evening amid th mnnies
and th plnps which shade the western
pert of th grounds. According to the
attaches of the huspltal. Mr. and Mrs.
Gtttlngs spent much of their time In a
two seated mrlng. which Is suspended
from a tsll oak In a secluded corner of
thi grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Gtttlngs were taken from
an K At N. train at Union Station l.isl
week In romp my with Sir. and Mrs. C.
W. Gray ant li-yeor-oM daughter,- Huzel
Gray, and hurrle! to Quarantine Ilos
pital. ln'siat-n they had come through to
this clt fiom F'ensacola. Fla.. without
health eertifleatejr. The party trfls loaded
on the steamer Kennedy and taken to
tho hutpital and returned by the name
route.
VON B0VENS TELLS
A STRANGE STORY.
Oare. la America, a filrl Trlrtl to Klix
Ilia and lie Sal So She Taea
Klllral l!erelr:
Perlin. Oet. i Police cfflelil.- who were
summoned yesterday by Jlr. Theoinld
Von !',v','ns- whose hutaiid had locketl
I Mm." If In a room e.f their apartment and
i would not open th-t eioor. broke it down
' a"d found him dead.
"X hi sMe was a roemtrandum whlcn
i suited tlist l-etore hi- r.iirrlaie h had
work.il at hi. a!llr.R an a wood carver In
Amerlea. the levcclitjs r.3t b.intt glvn.
and nt a hall one evening, a younjr girl
cndeavortil to !.! him. that h- replle-l
hr ami she drownetl herrejf.
The re.11 .lay. etiilr 1. UbT.. a kinsman
of th" girl challenged Von l!tiV"tis to u :o
call.d "American tl-I." drawlrg lots to
determine which nt.taHi.nist should kill
hlr-islf. Von Povens drew black, aix! un
der the agreement was to kill himself a
tv.elve j.ar
He returned to Cermanr. nd th twelfth
ar.nlversnry of the agn em-nt passe.j un
regardstl sail each uec. ed!ng one. until a
hort tirr- aso. when an Amerlnn naT.i!
I1h arrived ln lir!!n with a letter from
Vr.n lvr..s' ant.iitoni rnitnd!rtr hint
e.f the duty which l.e had not f ullllied.
Von Eovens had taken cyani-i l-otns-slum.
He wn tnrclleil on the po'Ie rec
ords of tho district as a nafurjlisi Amer
ican. WIFE WILL REVEAL
WHO KILLED STREED.
Widow est Marlerr Cnaibrldge Law
yer Says Mi Will Tell All to for.
oner la tent taate (.Irl'a Deala.
Rnprni.li kpkjiai.
Cambridge, in.. 0t. i-On th rva of
the inquest ei.er the body ef Attorney
John V Slreed. renatlonal revealtlon
lutve bn made by the widow, who re
turned to-d.y.
"I knew that my huband wa mut
(tfl," d dared Mrs. Sirred. "There ore
certain f.-ts that I rinno; ma't public.
I shall cenflde all to ih Ccror r. I cannot
tell the rjim of th mtn who inurdere.;
John. I am eonvinecd of who he Is. but I
have no r:'!-r.c that will convict.
"Mv entire fortune ! at the dispfj-al of
th j.rn who exr. convict the murderer.
I hav nothing to csneeai. What do I
car for the insursne I he.ve nothing to
Uvo fur now. scpt to discover John'
a.s-tssin."
Sh irtlm.ited that she hd f-irs for her
hu:.i.t.ir dth tfor she dernrtei for
th Ett. "I cairtjt tll." h mid. "tho
b3r!s of the fars. but they wr not un
founded." With the return from Kewanee of State;
Attorney Kturtr. interest In the invetttigs
tlon wa r.ilred.
i,f.ath or touno cm..
Attorny Sturtss special task will be
the investigation of tho dath of the
young Swedish girl. rvtGd by Ioctor
Byrd J. Powell or nanawicn.
A young woman. Emma Undherg. diw!
under jeeu'lar drcumstaiK. in the heme
of Malcolm Anderson. October IS. a.
Atderson Is one of the mot prcminot
aad rpct"d ctllicc of Cambridge.
Dieter Puwel! In his stcry sought by la
thr.atlor.. to cdnn-rt the death cf the
Ur.dbrg girl with the oulcid of hl
brother. Wlillsm C PowH. and with the
violent dsth of Attorney Streed.
It wao hinted that persons afco fsr-l
espcaor for thlr co-nneilm alth th
death of Er.n:a I.indtrg would have
been Interested In Jr-ttin Attcraey atxeod
cat of the war-
Seattle. Wash.. Oct. i The eatbound
Great Northern pa'seneer train which de
parted from Seattle at 8 o'clock to-night
was held np by a gang of bandits tea
mile out frcnt tils city.
Hundreds of shcts were exchanged Iie
tween the train crew and the robhjers. and
the express car was blown to pieces by
three charges of dynamite.
BrcrltT Smith Is organising a pVse to
go to the scene.
No Tord as to whether anyone was
killed his ten received.
TIIKEK MK. AIDED nT TWO BOYS.
Portland. Ore.. Oct. 3. A special to tho
Oregonlan from S-attIe. Wash., says tliat
the Great Northern overland train Iraili-
Soattle at S:3 lost night was held up n I
the Uiggage and rxprtss car djttamltftl
half a mile east "f milt- po-t No. 10. at out
five milts from U.ill.tril. at )::. p. m.
It uus II oY'.Kk iM-fort the Iran puli'd
Into Edmonds, an'd the most, meager tc
ports were sent to the Iik.iI otllces. Time
men arc known to have done the work.
Two ho, who got on the Mind b.igv.io
here, a soon a- the hoM-op bt-san. en
tered the passenger coaches ami beau
holding up the puengere. They were cap
tured. They say two of the men were 011
the blind baggage when they gut on iiim!
the third got on at iUllard. All were well
dressed with rain coals ami sleiuch h.it.-i.
Charles Anderson, express mi-setiK. rr !
known to lutvo ben Injur-.!. M.in.i,;ir
AVaring of th. Great Nurtliem Express
Comp.tny said last nlRht he did nut know
the lonter.ts of th Mife, but bdlleves it
was a mall um.
After :ci;ring the contents of the mi
the three men started 01T in an rafter!)
direction. It Is believed otiier memue rs of
th Rang are ahead of the scene of this
hold-up. and the robbers Joined th-m.
The train was flagged near the brick
yard and as the engineer slowed up two
j men witn raincoats climbed over tha
tender und presented revolvers to his head.
When tiie train Stoppetl. the lia-;g.ise und
exrres car was uncoupled by one of tha
robbers and th engineer Instructed to pull
ahud. which he did for several hundred
yards, when he was again commanded to
stop.
Two of the roMier then Jumped eiff.
making th engineer and fireman do tha
Hinni" and all march. 1 to the baggage car
door.
The messt ngvr was commanded to open
the door. and. rcfu-lni-. an extra heavy
charge tit d)rutni!ti was pluve.1 agaiitet
It and exploded. The explosion ture tins
nr alir.ont to piece. The saf was then
dynamited.
Theh train was d'lnjed two hemrs and a
half and then pulb-J into Ednvtnd. mak
ing a brief re;trt before proeee.Jlng ta
Eerett.
The two boy.1- i-ialm thy never met th
i.old-uii until thev got on the train nr.l
are tn no way comifeted wit hlhe'r wink.
Th Idea to hold up the p-is-em-crs ev
curred to thm affr the explosion. Sl.er
III Smith has slitrttd mt with a psn-.
IS THIS GAINED MONEY;?
Doctor Pearsons Oilers Colh-ge
?r.(I.IH)0 Mnde in Sjieeiiliitioii.
Cl.icago. Oct. 1 Doctor I. K. IVirsnna
of this city, who hits endovrt-d la.iny
small coHenes throughout the co-intry. t.i
day presentt-tl to the Amerir.m i:...inl e.f
Foreign Mlrvlonn et tn CttngreKsitltjti.il
Chutch i,.U. t' be llktd for Al.atuliu "oI-!X-.
Mrsovan. Turkey.
In his" letter, Itctur lv.irt..n fu:
"J indoie rm.l'O tor Ar.ttolla Ct.II p..
.Marovti. Tutkry This money 1 to J rm
til Mr- I. K. I'earins memorial mS.r'v
tnent fund, and tht; principal l to l.e ta
ttt for-".r. This money cam In trie
way: By sharp bargaining and rigid eron
cmy. I ae.qutr-d 1J.". sad ts'lve y.ire
ego I purchastl lfet rhnre of lank pttvk
"Wni this money be gwl t" extend
Chrtetian education In Turkey. ,,r is it
taintetl rnony"? if you rfu it. thfto
are several theolegicat seminaries r.er
thxt aoald b ple-ised to tak- It. a..j t
know of l'JO vftr colleijes,. Pomh and We-1.
that wouij be delight d e rel.e It."
STRICKEN BUND BY SUNLIGHT.
Glare of Plains Too Strong ff-r
Former Indoor Worker.
irEPflUJC SPBCTAI.
Wichita. Kas.. Cst. 1 Frank v.n:.
son of Mrs. N. J. Ilrew.r. of No. ZX Kfi t
Central street, was suddenly stricken
blind while standing In the doorway of
his 'hsm near It. Junta. Colo. The rsu 4
was th glare of the sun In hi yep
For year ItwtSI worked Imlt.-.rs tn
Wlehlta. but last spring b wert to liv;
on a ranch In Ool-rado. H wotlee.i -doors
during the diy an! th glar of t
sun In that section affected his eye.
11 was brcroght to this city'nnd placd
nn-irr the esr of Doctor Brown. It wa
found that th fluid In the eye had bn
Bb-f.rbd or. account of the strcr.s uti
I'.ht r: tue sight terniorarilv dej'r'-yeiL
Dr-or llroan bel) vw that sight will l
rrstcrea wheat Cutu Is reformed Ut the or.
A
t'aatlaa aa raac Twa.