St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 14, 1910

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- Other of Equal Rank Is We ee Ex-Officer. President Favors $63,000,000 Bonds}! 0 U’S FOR $1200 “to Give Ohio River Nine- That Is the Account of Only ~ Foot Stage. One of the Men Involved Fi - a . . 3 er oe : - oe - : 7 : im | Be a j 2 | aed & ‘, et i a ee ee ee API Patera BE alpen nb

= 4 mn the Washington Bureau of the Post-Dispatsh: lice Relief Association, and of in- CF Re cere Ge oe tin’ g@ : ee “s & WASHID TON, Jan. 14.— The lakes-to-the-gulf deep | debtednéss to the association on 2 oe Nee Who ~ Work Secretly. Conv | », + i ie eee

Sans at ) MeL received the worst set-back since its concep-|the part,of a high police official tion today | in President Taft's message on the conservation of our|and a former official of equal The President believe ‘i feet of water from St. Paul to St.| “] have heard,;’’ said Col: od and from Kansas City to St. Louis is as: much as can be|{ugird, ‘‘that the affairs of the conte on. A stage of eight feet from St. Louis to Cairo and association are in a tangled con- a ne 1¢ feet from Cairo to the mouth of the river is all he believes | ition, and have heard rumors | + : | that »theré was shortage, , , ; “ae | | POILAL GES VE VES He thinks: AES better’ of. the Ohio River and aE though’ who was inv lved or in ta rag which are . known and, I 0. Us, atid that 4 high official * | | | Old fever. x isis : n engineers and 2 ; i ce ‘quthority. now inthe department’ is in When, however, a project of a deti. *| debted to the association. nite: character for the improvement “? have®* not attempted, thus far, to Diva’ inland waterways, The of a waterway has been developed | investigaté the reports. But, now that | River, ‘with the Missouri so that the plans have. been drawn, | the matter is becoming the topic. of ‘on aaraee hand and the Ohio on ea cost definitely estimated, and |comment and the cause of anxiety the traffic which will be accommo- among the members of the force,. I ‘means of interstate dated is reasonably probable I think [think it my duty to institute an ‘n- and. traffic. it.is the duty of Congress to under- quiry. . ; es Cath anh sek Sod FSS RE RR RS en. a ar, = properly ates take the project and make provision | To Make Inquiry. Bea ee ee Ce ee 8 Ses relieve the railroads or ae” in the proper appropriation “t shall: recommend that. the Police = ees. i : ss oa ae BoarJ put accountants to work on the Re books of the association, and if any tray wf si Sets are pares we » Oe a members of the force are short the ee -, — i. | # Special to the pom Dipatck: 000 in 10 Year phi Board “J have the power to try HIS phitegraph of ge serene ees Pe ~ 3 a KANSAS qT y, Mo., Sin 14.—" | | pence was en a sho me be- . OO ORR ea Tg: i ¥ ft; pl vid fs | on over ine rivers and canals in | nected with the Police Boerd, being! ‘rpe other picture shows a scene Ya ae: Ba | “ eA ly accomplished by m @. description 1 have given ches nga ny and France and England, separately incorporated. But its mem- k. Kansas City, which as . 2 : reese.” % + and it is also certain that the exist- . fi pn tn Swope Pars, +e st ae ee | 3 the $10,000. 000 4 ewan dams into the Ohio oral bers aré all members of the force and| pp,¢ millionaire philantropist gave £ Pes. é : , , rer Pee Pittebure to Cairo, so as terlally aes gage whieh ch, | the Board 1s supposed to have @ moral) to the city. a fe HOR cc as ? ‘ been disclosed A eet ee ee . , at all aeesons of the See a She: tates which the, supervision over its affairs. I do not if 1 gS ae ees aa cr. 3 i Sh e vie Beat? re ae ae fh gs as > Hts wee ; ‘ : . arge, and it.is the best look for opposition on the part of the : Op. ee eae SE i 6 Fi oe ee ee oe Se ag oh ei : acl’ of those rates that we | sociation to an inquiry.” Sy eiacame Seen, MS uae OS Ss Wat a ss Tae: Baers ee See See ee a : havars ee ‘been en of these, pretty not pee RCD tIAS . (he gov- Col. Laird said thé matter had ‘net 2 Na as Fo oe Z MUA EIRS EAI AMA CAS GR RE, a eee ee T: Y,) Is Exr é ~ eT} | i Pp. Wis c's ss ae W ee

7 ARS experience secretary of the Americah Sugar Re-| PHILADELPHIA,. Jan, 14.—After a ‘a. Maik ae 7 BP We. cee The investigation into the ae aoe wremdiia fining Co.; G. Werbracht, J, R. Bender-| brief hearing before a magistrate this —a das a se f peers or Yesterday's Temperature. wope and nephew, xessrg ee b bioxy ale Leal 3 w. rm Frederick Cohen, : e nagel, Henry Walker, Jean M. Voel-| afternoon, en, who ran eR ce ledesvcece co4% gt 6 a. m, | Swope, ia on. the theory that, ther, ‘ges nega he arte ker and James F. Halligan, employes. away with Miss Roberta de Janon, was EF eS Li ue aor F Has taught our St. Louis*merchants how to reach all ae ore | rete committed to the county prison without a ts eal dda Poss Serato D ™. | poisoned by the plotter. Their 23.1 ads ad Pagers vf of o ople all of the time. Wh when you | - nonished. t fhe ur peop y speculate y Four counts in the indictments charge pail, for further hearing two weeks from uy wonder,” said death, in exactly. the’, same - oe ae oe ae as 7% have daily evidence. of the results of years of experience | false entries of sugar preaucts and{ today on a charge of kidnaping. “ va ‘ee ee = a bs al ef Fe : Se ee of these merchants, as shown j in the great volume of adver- two. counts allege conspiracy to defratid| The. police today made the emphatic “man, .“what uite be found int } |, | ORES Caan 4 the government in weighing sugar im-| statement that Cohen did not harm the ‘surprise’ fs that oe eis ee ; oa ees OF the Baer, °” ; - tising, which they consume in the POST-DISPATCH, as ports. girl, and the young rumaway still ad- a Exchange Bre n'y eo eae ee mn to | " apared with all the other. St; Louis newspapers. | a : heres to her story that she alone wad . : : : Milanese tnagh nc esnntersraneen Ba exam : is MULTIMI | IONAIRE'S WIFE responsible. for the affain. After an in- | 3 Swag Pile. ce ue tage (meade. by Dr, et eae + Yesterday, Thursday , as is their habit, : terview with the walter in his cell; His ey : eee. eee ahaa ponemiat identi _ these merchants bought —- DEFY ING PROCESS SERVERS lawyer told reporters that.Cohen,-under| |) “79s “Maybe, 4 leettodine the wublie finewal end heeeee ey | 89 Cok mee Bie the law, committed no crime, , the cli j ciethbine badeen of Oo eer ' es, f um 3 , . The girl still is in a private apart- 4 ee ' to Cie’ 6b ee” Dantie Banere ta tek oe ns Proposes to. Lt: Siege -of:..Her! oe oF a pespital ‘ubieae Sebtauca ee | - | P gre Piaget ee inde” | scene! of display advertising in the POST-DISPATCH alone; Pennsylvania Home by nerve specialist. It 18 quite ‘Iikely she | 0-story.. |The kody.'ot Cou\ewdeecdrieal eee s da S R will be kept there for some days. : | : FE ; undertaking establishment if Indi. va they on the same day and under the same conditions, Flight: Sunday. ag sep Tog a ae “undertaking es a ‘were ‘satisfied with | . FRANKLIN, Pa., Jan. 14—Surrounded who was taken to.a hospital last night : | Pe m4 eS . , net more eo in a state of Nervous collapse, was bet- \ “they've got some | twelve. feet square, in the basement, i yi by attorneys and private detectives, Only. 70 Columns Mrs. Emma A. Miller is today defying | ‘er too#y, 4nd left the Institution. em - st 2: the sheriff and local authorities to in-|. ;

Charles Milter, the ‘multimillionaire ofl Mra, Miller, who resides in New York | une | Iouse Committee on Public Langs, | to the manufacturers’ $¥ -togeth- | veoh or Seen Sonora b colder toulght,

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