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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
MILNER RCUNDLY cENSURED.
Drnuuncr His Polio,
and Call for Peace.

Worcester. Cape Colony. Dec 7.-After =
nunber "f violent spe. ches the Speakers
however. repudaling all idea of rebellion.
and keeping within stricter limits thar, had
been expected. the Afrikander Congress i'm
session here. adopted three reso!uti ms by
reclamation. and delegation was au,,ofut-
ell to submit them to Sir Alfred Miiu.r
The first resolution demands the t,rmiu:-
iion of the war with its untold misery. pro-
tests against the devastation of the couUrr,
and the burning 4 farms which will leave
a lasting heritage of bitterness and de
clares that the independence of the Repuh-
lies VIII alone secure peace in South Africa
The second urge the right OF the colony
10 MANAGE its own affairs and censureS tn,
policy OF Sir Alfr"l Milncr
The third pledges the congress Ia ..Iabor
in a constitutional way" To- attain the ends
Cefined In the two preceding resolutions
and directs that they sent to Sir Alfred
MilnoI for submission To the imperial Gov
eminent.
The congress. which. it is claimed rep
resented l.O,'tJ Afrikarders has been
,ius-.. tuIiD,Is of the members leaving
,t.-. d ImIn.- l!..tCly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
RACE RIOTINC IN
GREATER new YORK.
M"b Pursued Negro. Crying "I.ynch
im-i'oiicc inlrrfercd After
Two Men Were Shot.

New York. Dee. AN att. inpi To- renew
The race riotiIs IN tho negro district WIS
mace tonight when Il crCwd of white per
neSTo at ThTiy-ifth street and S..vcni n
avenue. The Il, gro was William Compton
and he shot William III. case ami Cornelius
Rooney, both white
\ ISe crowd tried to- catch the nero 10
lynch u xiii him. tut the poIic, arrested
ard surrounded him and escorted hin. To-
the station. The negro fired an the ,Tn.y,i
- ne was putsU'u. but hit no one. The
injured men were shot la the left arm but
wee not dangerously hurt
Case and Rn.n,y kept an oyster stand
Compton ordered an oyster sandwich Iat,
i'-rl-h 70 aid demanded that G.,s,. hand n,,t
the hors, rdd:-E In = hurry. thrcatenirg 90
knock hlS bead or If he d!d not Rooney
came OUT iinm b lirnd IN. counter and th..
n". r a. S'oli - T.. SAW him. drew a rerol-
v = "h' -h't ann ,.,tcc in tn" arm.
Case rts. cu from behind the counter and
compton tfcd a bullet into his arm Then
h'. ia OF. a. a crowd ran. Two i:lal who
h''u n" he citing, cNplai.pI the trouble.
1" 80" crowd aau headed the run after tL..
''."r.d man. VINO had dashed for Eighth
avenue.
XII him!" Lynch him were some cf
tae cries the o. "Wd INDUCED in Th,. unprn
ned ir the h.t!lway # his Eume. ana.
Just tetorr "hteii ing fired hi~ revolver AT
the crowd. hui init no one
Halt Il dozen policemen rushed m and
drawing their clubs. warned the crowd unt
I" interfere. Then Compton. much fright
tncd. was At out The crowd V.llcJ
ana - hiton tried To draw back The pn-
lie" formed q Gordon around him and Tho
crow" was pushed back. More police came.
up and drove the crowd off while Cnunrt,u
vas escorted Il IN" police station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
ROOSEVELT TO YOUNG MEN.
Address at Carnegie Hall 10 81
Read 10 EYrrN Y. VI. &. 4

Haverhili. Mas. Dee. t.-tullen r.. Smell.
AtnerIl secretary of the Y NJ g \. in
fhi~ city. has completed the arrangements
Whereby Vice pTesiient-elect Theodore
tu"s, Welt will address IN Sunday. Decem-
Der 80 the greatest audiences ever ai-
dressed simultaneously in the history of
the country
Mr. Smell Dnlv recently secured the ac-
'.r'1nce Iy Governor Roosevelt Of his plan
Wh!cn is that the Governor shall address
IN. v lus n -n pf IA" country. on the brink
"l the new century. upon the subject of
Manhood and Citizenship" from the plat
form # Carnegie Hall in New York city
Under the auspices Of the International
Committee OF the Y. NJ e. \
\ copy of his address Will be sent 10 every
y. NJ. =. 4. association in the United States
and Canada. and at o'clock that afternoon
simultaneously with his address In New
York. his remarks will he read to the as
Semblages in these cities.
VIM. F. Dodge will preside at Carnegie
IidlI
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
cav l. InsOlvrnt and All Her pf.
liccrs and Employees Now
Threaten 10 Resign.
NO TAXES CAN BE COLLECTED.
Administration Virtually Acknow l.
edges Its Inability to Meet
Conditions and General
Alarm Prevails.
KErIHI.Ir SrE,IAI.

I HEIi Clio SPECIAL.
galveston. Tex. Dee. G.-IiaIy.ston is in
solvent. Its condition financially is i.pInr-
able. Its loss i'm asS-SSablc values 10y the
storm will appruNimat. 81 iIpp1 Some
charg" that it j. due to an incompetent city
administration. and that persons and cor
, puiatinEs able tn pay their taxes decline
L" dn 50. Radical measures proposed In
the city Council last night To compel them
to- Il" failed "f adoption.
The Finance Committee. which at a for
m"r meeting of the Council. were charged
with deviSing ways and m. ans To max. an
, appr rriation I" pay the salaries of the
city employees. reported their inability to
/ lind the money to do So
'ity scrip Practically Worthless.
The chairman Of the committee stated
tl'at he had been informed by various city
employees that. unless they We're paid. they
would b. forced To resign and seek employ
me- nj clSCw here to prOVid,. for their fami-
lies. They could no longer obtain credit
On the city's promises In pay. as the city
Srt!p Was practically worthless because
~ one would purchase il. H.. stated that
II III" policemen resigned iawcssness would
run riot. and. II tie iiremrn resigned. no
m"r- insurance risks would be written. and
the city would br in depiorable condition
iie further stated there was no money to
pay Tor coal, horse feed OF other supplies
required 10y the various departments 81 The.
cliN AMI places the blame FOX this condition
- affairs upon the people whp are able to
pay their taxes and do not.
Notice "a city Employees.
y suggestion was made that the city levy
upon tn" property of nnnpa wing tax payers.
hat IL did not meet favor. Finally. il was
decided that the heads uf tE, various city
departments b. notified -; the financial
standing oi the city and thar there was no
money IN sight To pay salaries.
This iS e not!c" tn city employees that il iS
" question when they Will get th"ir salaries
and To seek other employment if they Dc
sir This many of them viii do. as dealers
whether with the municipality or its ON
pl"ves. demand spot cash for whatever Is
purchased of them.
Many persons are saving that the sooner
the municipality is taken out of the hands
"i the present administration and placed In
the hands Of commission composed of
practical business men, TIN. better il will b,
FOR al! Interests concerned. This the I~Sis-
ltture will be asked to do.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07

'AR STRIKES RiDEE-James RYAN IL
Years old, OF No. l5!5 North Grand avenue
"hlIe riding horseback WAS truck by a Cass
avenue car yesterday afternoon at Eight
echIh street and taSS avcnUs. His leg was
az hrst thought 10 have been broken and
ne was sent to the city Hospital IL dey,l-
0ped that he had sustained uuIv :, sever
confusion Of the knee
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
SHIP GIVEN UP AS LOST.
Mckay Is Relieved 10 Have Foun-
dered i'm Galveston storm.

FIuyincetown. Mass. Dee 6.-The queen
of the PrOvincrtown Grand Banks fishing
fleet. the Cora :. Mckay. has been given up
for -. with all her crew of thirty souls
Every circumstance points to Eer destruc-
tiun at Virgin rocks. on th. grand banks
in the storm of September l. To II. known
on land as the Galveston hurricane.
The Cora :. Mckay sailed from here last
May Her master was Roderick Mathesoh
and the crew of twenty-'ight We're CStiy
from here. only nine claiming residence in
other towns.
Tn. vessel went to Quero bank for coban n,
but failing to get fare. sailed to Virgin
ruck< and to her crew list Were added Fred
Baker and Neil Mclean from the Bucksp0rt
schooner +. NJ. Nicholson. which was leav-
Ing Tor home.
On the morning of September Il her fare
was nearly filled. That evening the gale
cane down on the anchored Grand Bank
feet Fne Cora has not teen seen since
that gale of tn. twenty-eight men who
sailed from here there We're lift fifteen Wild
uwS and fifty-four children.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
TWO BIG COMPANIES COMBINE.
II, ctric Vehicle Company Absorbs
the Riker Motor Concern.

New York Dee. 6-Announcement was
made to-day of the consoldat ton of the k.i1c-
triC Vehicle Company and the Riker Motor
Vehicle Company. In effect the combination
of the interests is really ar absorption of
the Riker Company. the stock of which has
all been taken over by the absorbing COM
pany.
dency Of the Electric Vehicle Company his
place being tiker by George H. Day Of
Hartford. Conn, who is also president Of
the Electric Storage Battery Company
The total stock of the Riker company was
Si,G01.tJe. OF which Sl.UJ,Od0 was preferred
The electric vehicle company has an author
ized issue of ss.gp9 900 common stock and
SO 1.0o0 preferred. Ii is proposed to in
crease this by the issue of $1,000 90 addition
al preferred and sl"n.W9 additional COM
mon.
According to President Day. the greater
part Gf these additional shares will 90 into
the treasury of the company,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07

o'Rourko. which left the latter nothing hut
Naicpit pknGrke, however. stili has his
hotel and saloon in New York to keep him
IL spare chang" until the boxing game is
resumed in New York city. pRourk"
claims thar. Walcott can lick any Of th,.
heavy weights barring J"iiri"S. II this iS
correct. Joe ought 10 win from Hanrahau
IN a hurry What the American public
would Hike tu see above all other things il
match between Tommy itNan ana Joe
W alCutt. Ih,s" TWO men would probably
put up one Of the greatest battles ever
seen in this country between men of their
weight NalCnt has always had IA banker
ing after match with Ryan. hut TON
stlltis Tommy has never shown much
anxiety To accommodate the black boy
with "A match. Should Ryan win in ms
coming fight with Root. h" may he induced
to take on the black wonder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
FAST BERLIN TEAM COMING.
To Meet Association Elevens-(:reat
Gordon " ith Them

Lovers of the association style of football
viii have another opportunity to see fast
playing very soon. The Berlin eleven of Rrr-
In. ontario. VIII visit St Louis on DecenI-
hsr 80. 81 and New Years Day. They Will
pay the three leading teams of the big
4-us.r ~ Athletic Park ON ;It. three Gif',r-
'nJ days This eleven is said To he much
stronger than the Cor Vale outfit which .o>t
Two StIauSni mere. The Berlin boys took The
meas az" Of the Toronto team To the extent
Uf 10 ..
liily Rosbufcugh is authority for the
Statement that the center forward of the
Berlin team. Gordon, is about the fastest
man that ever dribbled ball past a full
back. Gordon Will have TO show the people of
this city before they will consider him near
a. good man as Dick Jarrett.
Though Jack Madigan returned to Toronto
with the Cor Wales. he will tie back in lime
10 play with the Cycling club next Sunday
Doyle, tn" greatest full back ever seen in
-. Louis. may come with him and don a
shamrock uniform, but this is rather prob
lematical as yet. although he received a
fair offer 10 do so.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
COIRsING SPORT IL r.O>PEROIS
Leashmen Are Predicting Great
Things for Their Game.

CoursinG men are elated over the pres
porous condition IF their game just AT pre-
tnt. and are now planning To enlarge the
sport i'm every way. The stakes for rest
Sunday will both be unlimited. with an ell
trance fee of 81 In the alag. event and
SO in the puppy stake. 1t is expected that
the largest stake of the season will result
50 many dogs having been recently imported
from the West and Northwest by owners
who are not satisfied with the work of Their
SreyhoundS. II the game continues TO pros
per as well as it has thuS far tni- fall tl,.
club viii spring a surpriS" next fail III The
way of the finest courSinG park east of
san Francisco.
The great Hitter Of puppies out of Firm
E"". by Narburtpn. from whipL l. 80 much -
, Np't ted. il doing very well as j. III. dam
The litter is composed Of five blacks ami
three fawn-brindle pups.
IN" draw for sundays couTS.nS Will take
lIace az the clubs htaduuarters fu-niyh1
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
Mccoy TO WE'D II ENGLAND
Is EnamOred of Marguerite CorueilIr
C0rhctts Former Sweetheart

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
London. Dec. e--ICopyrisht, 1900. by W.
X HearstI-"!lid" Mccoy will marry Mar
suerite Corneille. Corbetts former sweet
heart. On Christmas Day. She is singing
French songs at the Tivoi Music Hail in
London. with much success.
Mccoy Is living at the Hotel Cecil and
arranging IA match with Ryan the Austra
nan. before the National Sporting CLUB
After that Mccoy viii q, on in ths M, j..
mans. under fAe nIdnI cement of G,- re
Ledertr. in sparril:s eNhi'.i:tcls
tcrbett Guarreled with the Corne iiIe
woman ana left for New York th,, s..,u,
cay MCCOY. arriving a few weeks ago .t.
her and became infatuated. He escorts "A, =
TO ana from the theater nightly
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
HORSE TRAMPLED
ON HIS HEAD.
Fireman \. &. Schapfer of Engine
Company No. ::.i Probably
Fatally Injured.

\. =. Srhaefer. member of engine company
No -. at Third and Washington avenaa.
met with an accident yesterday morning
al the engine house which may result in his
death.
AT II o'c,o, an alarm WAS sounded. and
:, hasfer. who WAS in the middle Of the ell
ein,- house started toward the reel To hitch
one of the horses. Before he had taken two
steps one of the horses dashed AGAINST him
and n. fell under the animals feet.
The horse tramplcd his head and when
comrades picked him up he WAS unconscious
Doctor Noerstcr. Jr.. who has an Office close
hy. was called. and he found Schaefer suf-
f.ring from a compound fracture of the
skull. The injured man was removed to his
hom. No 2jOy North Tenth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
FAILURE IN NEW ORLEANS.
Charles +. Linde Goes Into Noiun-
tary Bankruptcy.

New York. Dec. 6.-Charles r Linde. in
dividually and as a member of the firm OF
Linde IL Lawrence New Orleans which firm
was dissolved in 1855, filed a petition m
bankruptcy to-day. with liabilities of s13I.-
stii. assets.
Mr.. Linde has held office in this city the
last twenty years. Many of the creditors
are in New Orleans and most of the debts
were incurred prior to lsSS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
KILLED ONE, WOUNDED FOUR.
Seattle Man Went on Warpath
With an AK and "A tiun.

Seattle. Wash. Dee 6-Wiiliam Seaton
aged -. at South Park. five miles from Sc
attle. Killed his uncle. Daniel Richards. Ia
taiIy wounded Myrtle HapSood. aged ~
ana seriously wounded his sister. Mrs Roy
'iarh. and Hazel Hapcood, aged 10. with an
AK. HE also shot man named Kennedy IN
the back He was shot twice by Deputy
Sheriff Kelly before he surrendered
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
ANOTHER AEClLLARY RECEIVER.
Will Take Charge of Guardian
TrHSt Company Assets.

Philacclrh hia. De. 6.-JudSe Dallas i'm the
Hlt,I S,.ttsS ti,Git Count entered a de
Cie- Iu-duN aBpJi.Itlng France N Black
enc iclN receiver Ia take Chlr.,, of thc
-c.@ in this district Of the Guardian Trust
.:. -Ir # Missouri
in" original bill of complaint was filed by
= ,um5-' cf siD. khclL,.s ..=i October -
haHsas city. The company had branch
"i,, 81 Ini'dde de!niia.
tn"tr tn c",rce an Injunction is also
StsHt,d restraining garti,s from Interfering
Wln Receiver. Ilaci, who Is also th,. r.
'>h'r disa p the .rGsr made in Missouri
sum $lJClJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
fLE-HARVAHO DEBATE.
" Ill DiSc.iSS Permanent Retention
Of the Philippine islands.

'"mbrihge. Mas, Dec. S.-The Yale
Harvard debate VIII he held in Sai,!er.
Thcater tomorrow evening. The question
RESOLVED. That tie permanent retep. ion
OF the Philippine Islands by the rn,i.d
81 ,'S is desirable
HeE N"fd mas chosen TIE IfIiT IN. tive Of his
qNt>tl.n ana Yale has taken The NEGATIVE.
sue; The Judges will be W. NJ Ho-ablow.r
% Nv York. Judge Addison Brown Of he
StrauS, United States Minister To- Turk X.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07

- y T., n.
Violet Circle" gave its first fortnfchtiy
hop of the season at Pastime uaIl last
night. Tn feature Of the evenings enter
dance and interlude was an aria from ~ :.
or another of the hetter-knowI. operas and
us Seclecticn was ~ each cas-. intended 10
on IN. pr"sramne or To the personality Of
'he leaders i'm the figure. EiShty-five
couples We're present. and enioved them
selves until We'll into the morning
FATHER MATHEW CLI-R-At = n,.4t-
ing Of the members of the Young Mems
Father Mathew Club. held "Wednesday ey-
e"ing. the annual election of officers was
held. The following We're elected. presi-
dent. Andrew W. Powers: vic. president.
John Campbell: secretary. John J. Murphy:
treasurer. William :. McAdam: p i Sheri
dan. Frank Horstman and Iohn F. Ne
Adam. trustees. After the election. there
was an entertainment those who yoIrIn-
teered being Adrian Padon Harvey o-Con-
mel. Percy Lacy and the EmeraI Quartet 4
course of lectures :s being arranged. which
will be- given on the first and thirJ Tines
days of the winter months
INCORPORATED-Th 81. Louis c,pper
Mining and Developing Company YESTERDAY
filed articles of incorporation with III. r.
Corder of DE DIS The uaid-iu cal,itaI nf
sl,"""" Is divided into as many shares of
81 each. distributed as follows: John Eas.sit
Jr.. loo shares; John Weerts IeJ1; John
W. Judin l.ocp; Samuel G. Slahlhuth. I00l;
Samuel II. Morton. 25o,co: J. T. Morton.
tlb"O: and Marion \. Fell 3oDn. The
offices will h. located i'm -
Louis. It's properties lie i'm different sec
lions of ,hc state. general mining and
land-developinE business will h. conducted
The irondaie Lead Company. for which Ell
"eLe n. Aueert is counsel. also has :, caii-
tai Of sl.""eo The company owns large
tracts of lead properties i'm St Francois
and Washington counties Missouri George
J. Cole. Philip :. Cole. William NJ Harlan o
farmington A. {. G"ssling of New York
and Eugene III. Augert are the incprporato-s
and likewise compose the Board OF Di-
recInrS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
BURLINGTON ROlTt:-I MON STATION

Train. ATrlNr- Depart
Fer Hannibal. II d - J.
POINTS. quincy. keokuk and
.Nurth pa. = 81 pm
Local To- Hannibal .....--.... 80 "s:2u IIn
TCr Quincy and North --.-..-- +.-s' ana 7'.'f pm
For ~ Pa Gt M,nnea Vuii-. Wa
East side lines. Illinois aLi
Wisconsin ...-..-.............. - ~ '.3l I'm
'Ihe iSuriInTtu On NoFtf -Tn Pa
ttic ENpreSs.' for Kansas
'ty. -. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. We
ming Montana. Washinrt0r.
Puget sound Portland and
oregon =: 81 fn4 90 ltu
Tie Twin city Express. for
Minneapolis. - PAU and
Iowa .-.---.--s--.-- $50 pm 20 lH
The Nebraska = 'ol pTsio EN-
press for Denver. colorado
I tah AMI ItCi ic coast. sia
-. joseph ...-.-....-.-.-.... '-,,5 pm 's.lf im
10, al t. BuPii. gtO: -...---- @s:iu pm 49, an
For Northern Iowa -. Paul
sn,i Minneapolis -, '-7;Ie Pm 90. am
For Illinois. via East side line
to Rock Island ..-.-.-...-..--. cyl pm 90
For Dubuque and La t'rusS-.. 81 pm sit
For Kansas 'ity. council
Blnr-. omaha. IT .I"s-vh
Denver. Nebraska colorado
I'tah and Pacific Coast ...... 'y.uj pm '.:ls ava
Local Hannibal .-.--.. ....--... I'll vt
.uT Altun-i.sdVe - a. N. Gaily N..l a. II.
daily II 80 a m. daily. 800 J. m, except SUI
day: |Vt y. m. except sunday. J.|l =. m. daily
:. ~ p m. daily. s:2l u m. daily.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
BIG t'Ot x.

LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL. AM,
HUDSON RiN Err BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAiI.N Ny.
Train Depart. Arrive.
indianapolis Express .--.----.. - - .:.5i pm
New York and iioston Limited. S.3' am 's;4j Pm
knl"heTbJcEer Special New
York. R.ston Washington.
Ealtinare ana Philadelphia. I2;eJ am G:4j pm
Alton Express - pm ti2' pm
Matto0n and Alton Arcomn4v-
datipn ..... Observation-Disclosures. t4:2n pun tsI1 pn.
Boston. New York. Cincinnati. 20
Washington Baltimore. Phil
adeiphia ..... ....-....-...-. l.m -5.Sl am
Alton l.. dves 'II:ib a m 'aHb u m. Arrives
s:o0 Il. M. .I:ii y. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07

Company. and had walked west on Lucas
avenue, as Jar as its intersection with Fourth
street. Wien ne was struck by the fender
ri ssIip car No. ! of tn. Fourth street line
" hen picked up the Old man WIS found
tu be suffering from a broken collar bone
and "a fractured skull He WAS sent to the
city bSpenSary and then forwarded To the
city Hospital for further treatment. His
home l. ~ No. 1886 South Eighteenth street
The Sripman on the r.. r. Me
I.aug him. and the cnmhuctOr Z. VI. Ecnois
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
Discussion of iTd"pcnd"rI MSiitu-
the Walton Gniidrc..'S Home.
C2lE.c,..S ARE AT VARIANCE.
hli'rrrS of Organized Charity
Tank Benevolent Enterprises
SiiIuld BE Chartered
hv Court

The quick ana "er,rorls manner in which
The public e.. ~. Z" IA. rcscu "l the WI
i'n th..,- .I.s ,..gc IL NJ sil North Gar
ii.'" aN.'a.. hru. the thi,iy y-Jhrr,' liul"
vans h"G-'d tE'.- were threatened with
'Ni'ti"n q c'Iusc Ell the nDup, mcnt Of rent.
H'iS StaIt'd cahS!drItbIc dis, u-Siun in or
Eaii@'d cratliE Ci!rlys a. - independent
'h.iii'i,s am Tire practical good &" le de
iiv"G from th.ii maintenance,
Among IN" officers OF the Nrll-urcJniz,.,l
charities there w.s an impi' s..iou that it
VA u.'"fHi in IiS-ur fu. AN i.divid al
or Individuals Iu combat su,l. Il ,iarity as
4 c.lGIeu'S home or odd pcoplc.s home
"r any lie tee, Vui-it institution vi. huut
having hist o...aiE"I - charter from the
'"u! Is I" 81" 81. This imrrc sion al cls..s
N's 50 strong that il announced tu luSitive
conviction.
Austin v; lsh. actuary OF The catholic or
rhaus ioafd. MAS one -! thu-, who Lr-
iieNed 'hai iI.,.vidUal and uuiucnrporatcd
"hhfi';,h'" organizations wcr. in violation
Of law. He said: Il think ther. j. Il statute
IN the - iIe against such concerns. / know
mat have been 81 advised bat whether
mat hc true Ur not. | am satisfied thai they
are against the Fourteenth Amrudrr. nj To
the Constitution of The Uuitr! States which
prohibits traffic in human beings. which
many "f these su-callei charitable insiitu-
tious do
Favor OraRnizrd Charities.
Lawyers generally did not concur in Mr.
Wais-'s interpr.t tiiou al nm. Federal ,n,.-
: 'i.,.,i.,, .,,,i ~ 80 VI ~ ~ '"i n''
'i'y Il 81. Louis rmphatic;illy denied taa,
49, vas any penal statute requiring that
AZ fl liable institutions SGpUid hr in, or
POI. %. The opinion generally prevailed
"a. II that an cbar,ri..s sh,.-li 4 o.. -, NJ
i Al TIN, rI. ,,,,I.l;.. -. III .,-..., a.. -.
any time exactly w&It had seen done win
80 ,I M.
.... ''''' - -. , LIN Pi'Sil'iI! "l lh' iinN-
- nh. H. ~ NJ -, a. ',E N"'h hhe
- ~ 'i'' =. ''-ui's are lo he Oh
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07

CAPTAIN II. Williamson Pell. leader of the
Princeton team. of 1909 has been re-eI.cirJ
70 that position for next year by a unaui-
nous vote of the men who played in tia
game against Yale Peii at first declined Ia
accept the reelection. owing to the disas-
t1ous season from which the Tigers hava
lGSt emerSed, but strong pressure WA.
brought to hear. the men wishing to show
Pell that they knew he in no way re-
sponsible for the POOR showing OF th,
orange and black boys this fall.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07
SMITH ACADEMY BOYS NESTING
Not Worrying Over Athletics, hut
Looking Forward 10 Spring.

Though all the 9th n schools in ST Iyn,,is
are either taking UP hockey or figuring out
their prospects in an athletic way for nexr
year. the Smith Academy lads are sensihIy
resting and paying strict attention to their
studies. the Smith athletes are saving
nothing. but expect to he m the field next
spring with as fast Il baseball team as has
been seen in the Interschoia site League i'm
iscent years.
y banquet VIII be given the football team
In the near future. anG that will wind M
piSSkin talk until September. 1901. wher
Smith will take her green men of this fall
and play great foot ball. as they proved i'm
the early stagss of the High School strug-
gle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-07

RANSOM POST BANQUET-The annual
A. r. will be held Wednesday evening no
cember 10 at the Southern Hotel A large
number OF tickets have been sold All tb,
Hitmbers or the post will appear In fun uni
form at the hotel early in the eveninc A.
informal reception will he held un,iI !
O'Clock. which will he followed nv the grand
march 10 the dining-hall. where the ban
quet will be served