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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-13
P. {. DOVE RESIGNS.
Says Commercial Travellers Anti
trust League Is Badly Counscllcd.

New York. Apr! i2.-P. Z. Dove, mem
Der of the Executive Committee Of III"
American Antitrust League. has resigned
~ vice president uc the tommerc!a! TRAY
elsvs' and Hotel Mems Antitrust League.
II letter ;o the secretary o: that organ
i2atiou he sDyS:
II pun ont as the peculiar partisan ef-
forts of yourself and Judse WNlet have
placed me before the commercial travellers
especially, and the people generally. IN q
faIS" position. You and one or two others
appointed rlr vice president during my alb
sence IN the West. Upon my return i pro-
tested against the use Of the organizat ton
Ia boom judCe Van Wyck rs presidential
possibility. "a his name was being used to
iniJ!ra Mr.. i;ryau.
II understand vnu are now looking to-
ward admiral I,.w"y rs "A substitute for
Ju'.sc Van Week. have good r.;sy,,!s for
thinking Admiral Dewey i being doomed
by a clique of I.rO-trUst Democrats
.Mr. Bryan is opposed to mnn"rolies of
all kinds IN private han.is. Hi. enemies
are "ur enemies and the enemies of the
people. and cannot permit my I'm" II he
Identified with any movement +, 'niur2 him
! entered into the fight some v-1r.- ago tor
commercial travellers. to- protect their tights;
4 radical Republican,: am now 4 Demo-
CrIt in their interests
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OREGON REPUBLICANS MET.
Nominated Il Partial State Ticket
and Named Delegates

Portland ore. April 12.-The Republican
STAT" convention mot to-day and indorsa,l
ia" sold STANDARD legislation Il the pres
mt congress az! IN. course %. President
Mckinley S 2GminlStration IN the Phillip
r.u's. Tn" fgiluHiuE ticket MAS nominate .
''HNtio" ot III. supreme Ceurt-c +. Wol-
y,llou tt,uonil4atvdl.
Food ana iaifi Co:m,ni-sione-- W
Bailey u'u"WinItrdn.
Presidential El.ctors-O. =. Paxton, Multi
unmah C"}iuty. j. G FG.lcrtun. b-u-ias
County: ". J. Furnish j-matilla cnuu:v;
gilman Ford. Marion county
Delegates 10 the National Conventions n
=. AuS.rr. j "l.suu County: J u. paly
lt"ftm County, Wallace AicCa.n,naTt.
NGi,u"Taah County: IL. u. Kuck. Vase"
,uuuty.
Taa delegates TO the National Convention
were NOT. instructed Tho Platform at.pr
ccnrncidiEc II. administration and Con
Er,ss. declares IN favor "f Immediate CON
Sifarti"n ~ IN" Niraraguau Canal. the
election az United States senators hv a
vote Of the people. and asks Tor lcgisia-
ton CGrtaiinE trusts.
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MAJOR MARTIN M. BURKE.
Superintendent of National Gene
trricS l. HraH.

Quincy. III. April 12-Maior Iartin NJ
Burke of the regular army Died a: s.
Mary : Hospital j.-t;ay from IL II;Uo!:a.
II" was Superintendent of National CyIuc-
teries and cam here several weeks ago
"a Sup"rintoni IN. transfer of the hodis. OF
~ :. iGi"rs igcm Woodland 80 the i.,w ra-
H. nai c.rr.e,ery in Gracsland Ii was vhil.
ENGAGE: Ill this work thtt he was seized
with tn disease which resulted In his
death
Martin Burke was born IN lr,.l tni sixty
!iv" years ago and came To this country
Whom hoy. H. enlisted from Texas and
serve: through tn" war He lost his Iott
arm and was many times wounded After
IN" war h" retained his position in the reg
ular army, and rose To the rank of Ma jor.
He established or had char" II national
cemeteries ut Salisbury, Mcuni city. JcrIsr-
son barracks. little Rock and quincy. HIS
widow aud daughter We're with him al his
death and took the body to st. Louis tc.
night for burial
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Marine Intclfi.crr~.

New York, April i2-Arrived: Lahn. from
Bremen and Southampton.
New York, Arl!l lZ--Arriyca: Vera
Genoa.
liverpool. April l2-Arrived: Carinthia
Boston; Bel-ci.and. Phil delphia.
Naples. April l--ArIiye7i: Alier. New
York. for Genoa.
Yokohama. Arrn 12-Sailcd: olympia
from Hong KorS for Tacoma.
Queenstown. Apr.. L. Sailed: Teutouic
for New York.
Liverpool, Anil Sailed. New Eng.
1aud. Boston: Taufic. Ncw York.
Sew York. April 12.-Sailcd: f1ispania
Marscilles. LAquitane Havre; Ka!scI
Friedrich. Hamburg. Via plymouth and
CherbuuIg.
san E'raacisco. April i2-Arriyod strs.nc.
Ir.awadGy from Philadelphia. ship Emaauela
-Accame from Hamburg. atip ChltonIord i:.,.n
1yunluu.
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fuNoh ma, AprIl l2-Nu.Igs- from fs"Ju;.
! capital of Korea announc. thu, Russia has
! presented 10 the Korean Government Re
| newed demands referring to Mas,mpo.
REEDRMER> ~ PERIL.
! Shanghai. March u, fun accoun, has
| been received here Of the rleetin.: ou March
| . AZ rekin between the E,npr-ss DoraEeT
and tho Grand Council: The protests were
read frCm the Vi"-r"ys ami Governors Of
nine Provinces against the policy of the
Empress Dowarrr. These officials are the
greatest proyinc.a! authorities in China.
They declared urit"fly that il h. En-
press Howagcr persists in persecuting the
reforrnrrs and continuing her reign-ot-ter-
ror policy. tho Chinese under them will
reb@! against the Mauchus. Th" Vicercy AT
NankirE says that h" mas 1909 Iiunanssc
troops who are anxious to fight the Man
chus and he fears h. cannot control them.
The Viceroys who united in this remark
abb. step represent 100000" people
Until this protest was made the Dowager
Empress had been having things quite her
own way. Though she had tirststd from
her purpose TO set up new Emperor. yet
her wrath toward those who opopse,. her
has shown n" abatement. II is Gni,oul.dcd
Kin Lien Shan has been captured In thr
Portuguese colony OF Macao. off the South
China Coast. by Ii Hung Chargs deter-
tiyes. Mr.. Kin fed from Shanghai last
month. He ia III. rraraper of IN, ra
tiunal system of telcgraphs in China. and
headed the petition. signed by n, notable:
against setting u,i II NY: E:uusror f,rof,-
;h,, he viii La dcc,ni,g,sI An l-nrIis,,
lap firm, here has ,.e;, -.toirod :, dafan,l
him Tho ,:oror,r,.,t h,s ,r,.,,,,,.,i 49,.
.h,rr.s of Le.,I,',,.,n ,c..i,.. ~ t.fr
v.hn Is really, n v.ry nf,. nri a,I;rh+r1ri
NAV
on March ,rs.r,,..i,, ,.,-., ,-,-,r, .ro-,,
y,,,,l, ~ s,a ,,bnr. ,.a,i,a, -, ;;t,r..c,,
., n,,.s. ,,, $3.50, -, ,.h 49,, -,
-. ""-, ~ ~ -, "''n.' '''' ~ - ~ ''' ~
- "'.' u NV -
r'lti - " 49, ~, - '',''', ~
l,hnw ,,ha ob,.. c,., ~, "a W.;
h, g,1 ,n si,,,.',.t,r., ~. I,s.'.
-, ,,,.,..
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FUSION IN OREGON.
Democratic. Popnlist and Peoples s
Parties in Session.

Portland. Orc. April 12.-'rhe conference
committees Of the Democratic. Populi.:t and
pcuplc's parties to-day agreed upon plat
form. Th. joint platform was read and,
after u Ions discussion, action was post
affirmed tho state platform of the Dcrlo-
cratic. Peoples a'l! SILVER Republican par
.i.e IF iI-r-.-.rl nAin,.f.I in 1Nts
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EBENEzER BURGESS BALL.
Aged Relative of George Wash,
inntOn Dead

Washington. April .2.-f.bcaezer Etirgess
Bah. who Was the nearest surviving rela-
tive of George Washington, died at his
residence III this city early this morning
He was 81 years 0f age and unmarried NJ
Bah bore Il striking resemblance. to George.
Washington. and il is said that his photo
graphs have been mistaken for r",ruiuc-
tions of portraits of the first President Mr..
Ball was born in I.1uion County Virginia
but early In life went West as "A pio.. 'cr.
and at time scout and lui!aU
fighter In The army He camc to Washing
ton about thirty years asO and engaged IN
trade during the last years Of his life con-
Quoting. by special permission, tobacco
st. .inN u, TN, t,nr,.,inli llttlrT
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Irs. Nellie Rutherford TaEEnrt.

RETI'EI.It St'EtlAi.
Lebanon. ILL., April l2-Mrs. Nellie Ruth
crford Taeeart. willow OF former Post
master y. Bruce TaGgart. of SUNNI -rlieli,
IL. died at her hcrnc here this moruiny.
She was IS years Old.
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REFU E1.ir SPECIAL.
Greenfield, M April l2.-Miss Edwinna
T. Nietcalf only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Il. iie;Caif. and Stanley u. Me
PhcrTon were married this evening. The
wedding u quiet home ceremony. Only
the most intimate friends We're present
Mrs. McPh"rrun IS a graduate OF the High
School Of the class of IS, and a dehutanta
st last winter She ia the present secretary
of the High y hocl Aianai Il this city. ard
a rYo;rSent lGemhcr of ths Nioieata Cluh.
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BOSTON PARTYS I'LL LUCK.
Smallpox Interrupted a Trip to The
Orient.

E"s;oa. April l2.-In:oraHtion contained
il letters received i'll this city She its few
days. tn tn" s.i.c: that many .,lomher.s of
an excursion party 80 the Orient had been
left at Naples through tho unexpected "-
rartur" vi thr steamship NJ England,
which carrie! ;h"ln from this port. = o:p-
r"m' rted to-day ~ Il nnhleg~,'n fioru I.iv-
"'r""l. S'TtinG tina; SmIii"ux had I r ken
"ui among tn" "X'Ur.inais-$ Who had H'en
vtfavd".. 3a il wcrr, in !tlt-. 1h,sN H.S
"nH death. I'll" Reverend g. T. '.uH. uast"r
9t the West E1rt:.': church at uswrgo, y.
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SlNE: RI;pOIiT,.D man

Worcester, iass.. April 12-Mrs. Edwin
ianderson of Brooklyn. y. Y. in letter
To her mother. Mrs. George =. Rogers Of
tnis city. states that nine members If the
lark excursion party died OF smallpox on
board the New England.
Mrs. Sardecscn writes that no medical at
tendance was provided ani when she want
81 physician in Rom. she was persuaded
for several lays not to call one In.
81" afterwards understood that the man
ayers feared the doctors might pronounce
her sickness variu!o.d. IN which event the
party would be uIarantinc,!
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Nashville to own ~. Lights.


Nashville. Tenn, April l2.-The city CGun-
cil tonight finally passed the bill to issue
$l7e,eo worth of bonds tu build an electric
hight plant. Every possible effort has been
made to defeat the bill. but t has sajnsd
votes on every reading. receiving seventeen
tonight To three against it. 1t Is al irI
pcrtant victory for municipal ownership, on
Sanl2a.Sp last SSA
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H"uston strike Not Settled.

fttI fFI.I' SF'F.''IAI.
Houston. Tex. April i2-The fourth day
of the general strike of the building trades
unions hnds the carpenters and the con-
tractors further apart than yesterday. 1t
was hoped then that the strike would end
to-day. but disagreement between COM
mittee from the carpenters and one from
the contractors has widened the breach. In
6ications now are that the strike Will be
long and hotly contested.
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ErpLl2IlC -, .,,IAL
Ehillicothe. Mo. April l2-The Chillicothe
Town Mutual Insurance Company today
filed deed of assignment 10 Earl H. kei-
iogS for the bcnefit of its creditors. The
company Is composed uf prominent business
men and t. i've years old. The recent fail-
l:ic uf the kansas city Town Mutual caught
Il for Sl.5.4' and preclpitated Jhc assignment
No statement ii assets and liabilities has
Yet been mado.
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.fcu.ins-EIn,Orc.

RET RLfC SPECIAL.
Sedalia Eo.. April l1.--Oilie Jenkins and
Miss Susie Fillmore were married last night
Mt I.Cugwood The Reverend +. Il. Eimore
OF TarkiO. a brother of the bride, officiated-
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Noted German Editor Dcnh.

Cleveland. O. Arri! l2.-Carl cla'is~en
one of the hesI-kuuwn German newspaper
editors In the United States died. axr'! -
years Nj Ci,t;is.cn was for *.r."tI years
cditor-in-chicf of the Illinois Staa's -r.tuug
at Chicago.
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RfIFT E:F.It SFEIIAI.
Russeilviile. Ark. April 12.-After havins
returned sixty-three indictments, the I!lEi
Jury adjourned to-day. Tn" GIoSt Ht-
portant was against the Waters-picrce t!i
Company, on charge of violating the ah;i-
trust act Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence
Russell intends 10 make this and the ~
demnation proceedings Instituted by LIN
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup mas been
1Ised by MILLIONS; or MOTHERS Tor
their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING.
,:i,h PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SpOTEES
the CHILD. SoFTEES THE GUMS. AL
l-AYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND collie.
and is the best remedy :or DlARRITEA
Ask for Mis-. Wnslow Soothing Syrup"
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For Women.

Cotton Union Suits, high or low
neck. white or ccru.....'Sc Each
Worth III 4 Rcguia- WAY SOC.
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RAI1,I;nAIns.

Tic Baltimore and Ohio is said to have
secured control of the Philadelphia and
Ieadilc.
The International AID Great Northtrn
VIII BE- asked 20 stop AT C.ebu:ne. Tex.
The thoctav and Memphis has entered
srt against subscribers to Il bonus fua,i.
Missouri Pacific stock reached the tcp
notch Yesterday, ana IS still soaring.
The -: Loul, Railway CIub holds it an
puaI meeting today al IN, southern Hotel,
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Golden nna silver Vcddiurs

ItJ;it BIG s;FiI'IAI..
Highland Ill. April l2.-Mr and Mrs.
Jacob Mueller celebrated their golden we'd
ding to-day. All their children were present
numbering eight, together with thir.y.<iy
grandchildren. At the same occasion their
Oldest daughter celebrated her silver we'd
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Srfifb-E,l wards.
EEpf-EIIC, spECIAL.

IET't EIIt SII' IAII.
Bowling Green. No, April 1a-Vivian
Smith and Miss Nina Edwards were ner-
rie,I here last night The Reverend j. y.
Eices oflcatet.
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yiilars-RnsseII.
REpT-RTJC' 81

REpT+RI.IC' SPECIAL
Pellin. H. April 12.-Victor v. villnrs and
Miss Fife RIsSell. both of Indiana polls
Ind. were married this afternoon by Judge
Rider
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ThcGt!nrc Struttniu q n.

r;rF'UrIst'' SPECIAL.
Jefferson city. Mo. April l2.-Thcodore
Struttmdun do. here to-day o: la grippe.
lie was I2 year, old. lie had been Il resi-
d"nt OF Jefferson CITY for two weeks. com
ing from !;asconade comfy
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HEPI'B.iC Srf:,IAL
Silk. Nj. April l2-Ccrrelius Brown.
prominent iaI:rr! alil grain dealer Of this
place, wei! known IN Eastern Missouri, died
II Z. m. tO-daI trnI.. InruNOnta.
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Fell from nj. Engine.

RTi'T Tf.l0 SNtN'lAl
Canton. Mo. April i2.--Patrick QuirIs fire
man on the local freight train fsil off the
engine while switching in the yards His
rignt arm and head are badly crushed. II.
is now in a critical condition. His home is
in Hannibal
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Mrs. Mary Lee,


Et,Tl Rl.fC Si'F.i'INI.
died near Holden April Q Sl," born in
this county siN;y-..ght years Lan. WIEN
only seven families lived III johnson 'ung-
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Rf.FT.EIIC SPECIAL.
Monroe city. Mo. April i2.-I.uther Moss
and Miss A X. Rulings were married at tho
home of the bride at ?. III. last evening
bv the Reverend J. 4. Wales The families
OF the bridal couple are prominent in Meth
odist church work
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RrrU.!i.IC Si'g7IAI
Mrtora, H., April Mrs. G.. c. Carson.
aged :" years. died in Fidelity this evening.
She leaves a husband and infant son.
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iisle- Thread Combination Suits

High neck and short sleeves
high neck and ion:: sleeves low
neck and no siceves-w!lite or
cCfu SUC EIC!l
our Regular 10 Garments
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Ndnms-COnnclI,

RErr-TT.lC' sT'fN'IAL .
jefferson city. Mo-, April 12-Franis Y
Adams and HIisS Nettic Couuell were mar
ried here tonight. The Reverend W. G
PIKE CIiCilted.
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Mrs. william ZOll.


NF.I VFI.IC SF..fTAI.
Warrrrshurg So. April 12.-Sarah NJ.
Holl wife of William Zc:l. one cf Warrens-
hurs's most prominent citizens. died here
this evening from pneumonia. She was IL
years OF age.
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Their Golden Wedding,

RFJpt-BI-IC' SY.ECIAL.
Marshall Ill, April ic.-Thomns Richards
and wife of West York celebrated their
ffteth wedding anniversary yesterday. He
is a native OF Maryland and is ~ years old.
She is a native of Ohio and is 76. Both are
quite hale.
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Catarrhal; Weakness

Mrs. II. liuthr. 1854 Sixth street, New Or.
leans. ia. writes: Il find !e-ru-na to be
the best medicine Cor female complaint. and
in an cases ~ extreme weakness | think
it Is the best remedy in the world"
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Tailor-f1ade Gowns,

Tailor rlade Gowns.
To-Day, Friday, April 18th.
Light and Medium Gray Home
spun, Scotch Tweed, English Check
or Stripe TailorMaie Suits.
Fly Front Double Breasted Eton
and Bolero effects.
Lined throughout with heavy Tai
fctas Silk to match
$4,000.
All sizes.
taauWd13uazwsnWGGEam1Y
DRY GOODS COMPANY.
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Wash Goods.

Small lot Duck. Pique and Eng
lish Pcrcales, in variety of high
color Checks and Piaids, on light
grounds. s..........711z Per Yard
Original Prices l2i.c and 15c.
French Percales s-Plaids. Stripes
and Figures-on light and tinted
grounds. .I0c Per Yard
Reduced from 25c.
English Oxfords and Cambrics--
in variety of Stripes and Fig
l'res-on white, ecyu pink, blue
and red; equally desirable for
wonen's waists or mems shirts.
2Gc Per Ward
on, Ir9- Ben the Price
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KI.I'I N!.It SI'EtIAL
Fana Ill. April i2.-John irwin n gold
miner from Idaho who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity. died to-day. i.
DuttoH. residing south of this city. died to-
1ny
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EEFURiLC SPr,HiAI.
Murphysbo-o IL. April ie.-'ieorge Si.lley
dicG here to-day after a lingering illness Il
CONS:lrurtioN.
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trs. Mary Ncil njEii ut.

REr1RLl. SPECIAL.
S"dalia, Mo. April !2-Mrs Mary Ne
Knight. IG.d 80 years. was taken Ill n
nocn yesterday an! died before midnight.
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Unframed.

Photographers, size 22x3S, in
more than two hundred subjects.
4Sc Each
Platinotype Pictures, copies of
the old masters; also, large COL
lection OF Religious subjects.
soc Each
Photograph Frames-20O adjust
able, dust proof, French gilt fin
ish frames. cabinet size, excep-
tionally good valnc .-..25c Each
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Mrs. j. W. Jackson.

RF.ft RLl' SPECIAL.
Tarkio, Mo.. April l3-Mrs. ]. ". Jackson
died here at noon to-day from heart fall
ufe. She was an old citizen.
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You VIII SO lots OF CLONE Cotfrm-
alton Suits They are Of modern fabrics
In short Pants Suits s. % 70 80: Long
Pants Suits, $3.50 to Sl"."e: others sell at
500 to Si5co
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Ci,iItOn-lIay.


RTPG- ELf:' St'EtfAb.
Fredcricktpwn. Mo. April 12.--Joseph
Chiffon. Il prominent attorney of this city.
and Miss Maude May. one of the teachers
in the public school. were married this
evening.
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George Stillcy.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Highec. No. apvil ,c-Nra w. A. Legs
ley died to-day. she was % years old.
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G.. e., Clark.

KETtBI.lC SrECIAL
Carthage, H.. April &c. G. Clark. a
wealthy pioneer citizen of Carthage, is dead.
He was 10 years old
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fToss-'.idings-

ding. About 10 guests were present and all
enjoyed u good time.
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To Cure n Cold in Onc Day.

Take Laxative Bromo lui.line Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il it fails to
cure +. W. Groves signature Is on eaci
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representations ut Scout Ecrar;!
lng '"Ssion of lhr Pert
OF MaSampo.
PERSECUTION OF REF0RMERS.
Chinese Fonve'tcd hy Americans
and English and Then Left
Helpless in the Hands of
The Empress hrwH.rr.

f"loh1ma. April l2-hdviges from Scout.
capital OF Korea. ann9unc. that Russia has
presented 10 the Korean Government re
ncwed demands referring t. Mastupo.
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Underwear.
Boys. ChiIdrcfl's, Infants.
We have II stock al accumulation
of broken sizes in BOYS Shirts.
Drawers and Pantaiets, Children 5
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-01-25
DISPATCH RIDERS GOODNESS.
Captured by the Beers, He Saves
His Precious Papers by
Shrewd Trick.

One of the most remarkable instances
Of sclf-possession on record is accred-
tied to a gentleman who arrived here so
late as October 20, writes a TransvaaI
correspondent of the London News. He
rode a bicycle, and his dispatches were
made up in brown paper parcel, which
be carried in his coat pocket, so that if
he saw trouble ahead he could commend
the safety Of his parcel to the open
veldt. He was riding swiftly, and on
turning a treacherous corner found
himself face to face with party Of
about 90 Beers, who had been footing
or. in their more charitable phraseolo-
Gy, communicating He at once dis
mounted and said good day." and as
his get up was excellent one of the
Beers shook hands with him.
This gave little respite, and enabled
him to collect himself. Yes, he said, he
was coming from Kimberley, and was
looking for work. He preferred look
ing for work to taking up arms. Be-
fore the Beers sought TO search him he
brought out two hard boiled eggs.
which he offered them. They refused
and then he produced his brown paper
packet Of dispatches, and said he had
two sandwiches which they could have.
His seeming kindness was his salvation,
and the Beers were satisfied. They gave
him plenty of advice, and told him to
keep his sandwiches as they had sutfi-
cheney of biltOnp