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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
t<S>iRat~ ~ AFRICA.
o.. =. .r"grnu Tells "r Ills Trip From
the t1pr tn tniro.

I.n..!uu Fe;,. IS m Of the morning IA
r.r--'h.. I'ail, Mail. the ra'ly 'iIr- nic!'-
th. r,,!y New. and lh. Morning. Pos;- i'.:o-
lish :: r.re. rls.ihI- Interview with =. :. GRO
Ldu. wh" hs- int returned 10 England :,f'-.
a ~" y-.r,' iWirrrv IN h'l'ca-
Mi t}rulau. Eh, tgaI-!.G over r.nsi uii'-.
AMI i.,re--r'S liu.~.li t" ~. tn" III. Euro
I.s ~ VIII has traN.iv ,hI"HG:- IN" cont
after l.-.Ni-s LAX T.uSd.s ik.t wtih "tEht
yurt,:S n- entered 4 region "f activ" N"i-
rai!n-- Wl"'- he rfIchurt'.r"f ".,!": rn'U4
lava str..,ul~ forming :. ,.Tirsbi' SGT forty
m'ir:- ly -fNty AMI hundred i,"t d-'F-
This WTuip zion h. found Devastated
forests ard herds ~ elephants being hu'i."!
il nluii 'irr.
TN. mtg nhur.nE country II. says. is or-
cupi-d ty -"mi- -..'.,, HaIrhas. fvr"ct"us can
uihals from IN" tpns". uh" live iN man
hunting.
liz sui.r- tod him ;hai tn" country. cox
tr.n- 3..sr' square mil. s. had boon until re-
,'U'ly d"1S"jy q l1;lI'''! lu' ttai III" p"'-
T." hal Virtually hrcn killed aud eaten hy
-. Eal"kHS.
I.,.ryy n.r- h.. found evidences Of carni-
ha!i-ti. practices Th'- v-rN Ir.ghs in th-
fuual-- W.r, maIls,-! out Icy lin-~ ~ human
,-krlctoiis. Th- streams w"r- full "f
,u,u,'>nC '.mIanis 80 humanity. h1if eat
,.il ..'ld hon ri,.ly nlutils Ell
TN.S.- .Hunthtt~. according :" Mi ''rN-
gam. narrative. ii..'i in gr's- o;'h!'i.. II"
entered -u,n, 90 n $50 hantari"ns and VIII
messed horrible. sights. H.. saw 'cd!dronS
fu'I e., liu.Iii, with iiuIting hum skulls
.iud tn, bodies of in'auts-
pn one o"ru-iou ,h- -aVasss a'tacS"!
Mr Gr"San'- party bat H. cI'ru'd M ~
il.m With Tlf,. IRE. This -tasg-r..', iae
.:.unihaIS - they hrd never Dei"rc S"iu
81 'cuu uT = whit. mJr. Mr.. GrugIu shot
jv-p arj tbs fest rcfr"a'"G.
~" ~aNS III" Ral-ka~ 81. - 40 means
=. rUlSIv.' 10 look uDrr. Although small.
Ihry Jre vel! built and hIv" g"nd features.
M,Hi and women go about stark naked aud
th'if long hair gives 'n,n q peculiarly Wilt
aIP' I'Jrr".
Proceeding along III" west coast "f n
bert Lake Nr. ';ToEa- found IL natives
t'y'"riE.u ~ the ra!'is u ';eigiHn-. IL
f'"iar.S thI; IL rhurrushiy investigated
thu matter ard found that III" B"l@itn
troop wcr" in the habit Of crossing the
fion,ic.'. had shot larS.. numbers uf to-
inhabitants and had carried of IN" young
women and cattle. tying Ur and burning
the old wom-n whIlr whit" Belgian officer,
" e" present. He adds:
Prom the aorth Of Albert Lak" IN Lake
Nveru the Who'll. country il in a stat" %:
ch1u.. Il is aIrntniSt cred by Incompetent
BCi2ianS. Often the noucnmmisst"ned or
tC"rS and troops are Of the lowest ;Npt
of natives. and are almost invariably can
nihalS.''
Th" Daily News and Daily ChTonicl"
comment "nitorialiv In a serious strain upon
IN. iuJ"ryiev.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27

rg:isi traSeiy. according 20 the Ma:in. cen
tered abuut a .'.aruiux rrsi'i-Ecr in the
Rr4. q. chez IN Neuilly. wl:"re lived a
MINI D . widow of luGep"rd"nt means.
her son Frederic ANA her NIECE M..r'hr.
The latter W-r~ brought ny together. m =
-'l.- .i.l.. "a hers Hri !h.' sam" games and
fell profoundly III love. Tr" consent "' ;h~
parents vas given. the h.'rothai formally
Hs.i for th- irs' part Of this month
Evr-vi hing faN eTr.l The Young '"uil|-
lie was an architect Of = years. ste -
ears ~ axe.
AM troui.lo was in store for In January
Frederic fen III. n" died on IN" -'f Of r.
month Of rU'mpnar, cpugr~'l"n-
Narih. uUr~e,i h"r sw""th"drt - '.!s -a.t
rrorn.nt Ii.r grI-: great th-t =
was feared A,r r-asou would h" affect !
md The day aft~r Sh. induced 10 90
for visit 10 fri-ut- in anUther pant of n"
slriIIp<
Sl. iq-;>;.d rh,r hcr Gauss several min
u,rs before dyins. his instinct i"Tf~r;!y
,;.:,r. had said.
Don; w..3 deari-. W. viii be united
months tim-. Niit f"; M" IL your room
~ IA. -snl.- hour | J.- Ill take YOU away
-rd w,'u he united ia eternity"
III" girl paid iit'i" attention tn thi-
speech MaIthc became apparently Calme"-
-. r-turr-f home a. y u'clpck on FEB
:uary -. iisr aunt went ?" the room " GU
,i..,! i.y an. Young siri 80 So ii she r-GUit" /.
ANYTHING Sh- wis Mortified - -" her sit
fiag IN ,iu arm .tLi" with Il SirI2-" *
I-. ss ;"i. ell h-l ta"". H.r -Nss vcf' aN
uf. M. ,lo'k. She i.1'! discarded mourning
sac w0-r uu the daS e.; h-r eHSd gene ~
ard the riE= "n her :inS"r-
II iiv" minutes past II a violent gU,' OF
wir,G burst the Window open and TIL amp
Was jrut oI' Th- aunt rIi~d out fo: help.
When uyigiboI= finally cam" with lights
Martu, WAS s'-rrcAc! Gn the floor. dead.
Tn" ,S,tUr wh-:I 'al!.d could on; con
:irm ;nc fact that the yoEns girl died from
flight
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
Superintendent of Chouteau Ave-
nue. Line Was His Namesake
and Favorite Nephew.
TO RECEIVE A SNUG FORTUNE,
Dead Specialists Son Visits Sloss
and Notifies Him of His In
hcritance-Legacv May
AMOUNT to 10000. -

f."sli" T.. S'osS % No. 4a45 Park aven.la
division superintendent Of the Chou1 1ea.:
avenue division Of the s.. Louis Trt tnsis
Company. is 9ne Of the heirs of ID fctor
Leslie l.. Keeley. who died last week in
California. and by reason Of the factI viii
BE- considerably better Off in worldly gfoGs.
i j. thought; he will receive not less fhaa
S.lt-S as his share of the estate
Supe r.a:cEGent SIoss was Il nephew of
Doctor Kecley. named FOR him. and during
the doctors Iif. time WIS one Of his IA
yoIite relatives Since his death an ir-
ventcr. Of his estate has been taken. which
shows the estate 70 be worth about s1.0NH oN.
His will has not Yet been made public,
hut II is known tha, a legacy has been he~
queathcd to his favoHite nephew by tho
tcstator.
Leslie l.. SioSs came to 81. Louis many
wears ago. when hcrse power still in
Use on the "lI I.indelI line. BY strict at
trre@'t1 of his employer he rose from al
hum'i- position - cne Of the most re-
s!ol>iiie IN the company.
fiefor" the consolidation OF the street
railroads Uf =. Louis into ora. COMPANY
under the name OF TIE St Louis Transit
Company hr Was first assistant IL Superb
inirn,.e.t George i}auInhoff of The Iindelt
line.
Mr.. Sluss bears his good fortune we'll Ic
has made no change III his demeanor either
toward his superiors or the meu pho worI.
under him
Doctor hseIcy's son was a visitor at
Sloss's home IL 81. Louis yesterday, and
brought th., n-wS of his inheritance. Ha
departed last night for Dwight. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
WEDDING WAS DELAYED,
Couple Had a SIai--La,er Recams
Recunciled.

Saturday morning Il marriage license vee
issued to George II. lehman OF Nernphi.
Tenn. and Miss Lee \. Adams of No eogS
Washington avenue. Both the Young people
called a. the license office and while there
appeared L. BE-. tn ihe seventh heaven OF
happiness. Later Lehman called on .iCstire
of the PcIc, Robert Walker and engaged
him 10 come - the Adams home SUNDAY
afternoon - . o'Clnck Toy the purpose or
tyias tn knot whica would bind him 20
th- girl ~ his Choic- forever.
The .luSti," aged to 20 AND AT the ap-
Pointed hour appeared az Miss Adams s
ErUsa. Ther- surprise awaited him. The
siactiy- bride. declared that Sh.. angry
with her flame" an! that tn marriage was
declare! "ft. H." license. she said. would
"a" promptly returned On Monday morning
She would not tell what tho trouble was all
about. h"t intimated that she was jealous
at IN. attentions paid by George 10 a GER
tain lady friend of hers.
Yesterday morning the couple went -
Walker court at Tenth and Olive streets
and announced tn the surprised Justice that
th.v had kissed and made up. and wanted
forthwith 10 Ice made man and wife. They,
wer" promptly married and departed wear
iuc broad smiles M EFFORT of the Justt
could extract any history OF their sudd
quarrel and reconciliation.
Last night a Republic reporter called
ths Adams houS" hut was told that fhsN
couple had gun" on bridal tour and tina,
no ore know their destination. nor could
any give any Information about the dis
agreement between the two lovers. II VAS
intiT:lat-d that Nh" affair was only a ioEs
Spat and had Fecr GHirh;v made up
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
PUBLIC DOESN'T COUNT.
M"n,a.u W hjtr uIi he \dmini>tra-
lien Attitude.

N.v ro't. I',r - Nou'a>I wni'".
.t,a-r..-- ..l.e-,ura;i... ~ IN. Zoos SAID
ro-Ii,;--
"i'IiI.. "rlsi.r iH th, Tinted STATES
....r~- ro count f"r l',i. 80 fsi Js it ia-
ru-u... au.n rh- administration IS ""g-
..ru-.. A.. '....-.. Meetings Throughout, IN.
...s.'iy. .n. dir'.i "via.n-. rrai IN. sanri-
ra.rr OF ,t" r-"I,l.. e. Ut" :li:.d States
favor ir.,ii;.'ioI i4 ".I, war. count tor moth
.s- with ~" ,,jwnisirati"u. Tho" PLACED
o.. r4v-" .,. s,f. Tor ipur y'a--.
-Iu i,u-l4ri such an o-thurst would over
r-iu . Ml"is'ry in e single vc,.!.
-'Vt,u ! -..r SECRETARY Hay / ln!i him
ir.ahi> ,!!..t i."r,rt th' tin.. voG'd come
ru-u public "pini"u lu ta.- United States
would ... =" ~';"ug that b" would h'- com
G.li.I :" stop th- var. .tui a." United
.-r..'.- 'u.''J i" b.. T. l. III. only I'pv' r
fH.r .".'G o., IT, Should IN. ti"ycrutacu,
,,i,.. t ,.,. .!a-d s.Iud tA' war would ,.ui
airnIu - forjuigh-. England needs ti...
I.r.''.d STATE. Sn. ,-uu"t arr aIon- With
,,r,f ttr.~ ruuu:r..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
Made Countess tholck His Wife.
Despite ROYAL Oppnsi
ton.
AUSTRii'S HEIR PRESUMPTIVE.
For Nine YEARS lie Tried Iu We'd
l' Woman of His Choic,.--
Many Times Prevented.
hut Won ~ Last.

s,st-..f.r ~ ,.. t.r t-
Ni"n"a. SUNDAY. v'f rtiI- Feb =, Tin
Ep,-rt.-.i iuarriaa. nr Ir.h.ItiI,. Fran
els T,r.ilupr.,i ,.,I..s. .,.,i.,,- ~ tho Fin
,.,.r mi ,,.,. .,.-....,. -. -.
~ ~ ''' WIZ
| ''!'''' ''''''' "''"" "' ''
-l'- ''''' ami 'i"nH.i'": "I - Hungarian no
! .'i.-t'. ~ las lbs taken place
II s.-'-rI.S that thy were. -, r.-rIv married
| i',hrusr,- = in t,.,. rruy.n, =. E,lck an de-,
| N,r .r,,f.
| .
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'i" Re Friday morning. bni ~"
/ M'".'' edition was 'HHfi-'ated. aud e,c'.
J TIE ~. -pdp,r'~ trl-.rar:.s with every rrf-
.rrs,... g.. t.!,. ,,,.t-: .i.. .,,,.lt E. f,,,1d
! ir .t. M. 49,. ...,,.,.,.-,.,
! m
w d" - % vars ON us WIZ" =
l"'N "'n' IN Hr'~inb~r 10 hungarian
| Ni.:"S" ." Il" ntr:!-i. bat tne Emp,ro:.
iis .,y, f!.s their iri-Is'ion. forbade. the VII
| !s... l,fi.et 10, r.rl..rn ,g. ,..,.u,i.v Sir.,
,a.f t.,,,.. .u tt. ,,..3i,,, ,,,.,,,F,s cf ,b,.
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'''' -NI'''''>' ''''" marrying "''"" ms
iant. bu; 3" tao purpose.
TN" ArrhdtF,. went In-oeu.to to Bruck
on dr. Nigr V,s Inarri-I - the local ur,.-:
lu th,. pt.s...I',- - $50 ritHesS'S and I,.-
turned the same. night 10 Vienna N i'm.
t'i the court bait
~ '''H' J. ''u '- f'ii.n"HJ. "h"- ''Sp.'H
%" "hf"S"t'H H'r =" "-o ~ ~ NJ @ '.ls
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H"'," N,l' III ''t" WIN ''''" ''l''' ny
me, ~ -N'.'"Z''' we ''H'1iy s'i''" "i '"'
Nli'"'' ~" '''' '"'.''i'''' 90
th' t'iI' 90 ii'"N. "t'''I i!.''hs'H '.'
weeks Nat ~" -'''i'inK" HHo ih''h't 10
t'' '4'H -! '!uN =. 70" h"HSr 'vi - 81.
- 't" -'''l"'-'i"h 'E'' ID" Nd- '''''i'''t''
o.. Ms h"rir>>- lA' -dhi'""iti"" H't WIN
~! s'"i'l i"'"f- 'S '"-H'!lhs "''h '''
i.nr'r"i S. "iSa. ant II was rsria''i "E
1T .'r"us opposition When II was di>t"N'rt !
that 90" 'oHht'.-~ 'h";vk. tn" Princess
ia-au'ii-Ii i.aiI uf honor. the IN ru-t
l,ta' H. lei hin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
MINERS HOME PROJECT.
Movement j. Gainin" Favor
Anon. the Workers.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. cs-At the ra-
tionsl h'J.:dtI:t"Ts Or the United Nive
Workers I; i reported tnJt with III" le-
i.fse fund project stSsur"i there are many
II III, United Mine Workers advo.atins, a
r@rnltG-u, huI!c COR Miners ir l. asserted
that =. huu,- could b. built fIr l-s~ than
S-".rs and that sUit..hl,. si;" c"',lI He
occurred without "rSt, - there .iT. many
coal operators who would "her.fuily give
tn. grounds.
A. as-r-sIn.ut - =" cents - year would
give. IN. hurn.- fuud al las; S3,ctl .hs fir- ;
Year. ami th- Ian - tax zach union miner
., cent. e iDunth for th- maintenance ~ The.
hnui" would give IN .,I1itivutl Si,",, p,r
..uuuIE.
t'ur "r tNu prominent coal operators
Who h..Vr .tiHdys i.vn IN svru0aIhr VIII
United ii&, W"gk-rS have i1iinatc,i rraf
-h-y would ,ubstant!,ily assist q h";u-
project. TIE. movement L. TppiJiy growing
II VuI Vi-it ,he metropolis ihs al az the
Ii.:el Empire "n last pase a.: Part one
-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
Inc,I- ANr SI.El.REAN

Ny-4,ar.saI.. uillir.-rs ar bt:s;ly "u-H-"I iH
YtgT.1rsn= 10y The. s-,ou" Sirii% i..'i''''-
ureainGs which occur r.'t '.'. ''"H
Easter nonr-tS viii t." 'h- t''..'.: :s-"l al
traction.
Tho ladies' ce Sacred I.ear' Parish viii
-iy, tva cacura~ to-day. afternoon AM
.-voninc. On, hundred prizes ar" ""r'"''
frftv for each "ttcET".
>sr, Wednesday VIII be specially observed
n the Episcopal church "i rh- h"'F "h'-
mUuiOD-
The Central Division q iha = LOUIS
,-nri<tisu Eudeayor Juiou VIII h"ih MS
E-ehlr:a:N mass meeting - Cote f'liI!"tl
Proshytc-ian church TINS "'~'''E-
dresses viii he given by thr Reverend Do
Tor ". W. Boyd t!i~ Reverend !. -. FIr-
non and toe. Reverend Robert Gos'.
Tho taking Of evidence, ia tn. bdnkrGp'
-rocacdiifc~ ag.irSy tho Mr'iH!!lt~ '!"tH-
ing NduTIayl s.riI.S Company. Wh:'A A.
signed last Apri. ~fs H"EHA H'~l''''f
afr,rraou before E7ieI"" WALKER y. 'ul"-.
Yesterday Judge Ferris handed down &"
decision m the case brought br circuit Al
..~na,- Theodore e EsurrS to uU>' '".o'r.
,-iarauca a sinclair from tn" ""l"i..-.'E "i
The T!r~. Missouri Regiment. y g Nj iHr
,le,i ion WAS in ...vo- or colonel S'i'!''i.
Tn, Evangelical Alliaur. held :JS regular
,-orrr'y meeting in odd Fellows ii-il yes
7.rday. Officers w"rc elected
Yesterday Mis- Mary Hads' h.nlGj e. No.
s.-: North B-osIway attempted 10 commit
sI;cid. by cutting h"r throat with e
butcher 1Uifr Sia may !-tOr'f- -" =
rbt. mother Of Nv. ii,r!- children !S y
Years Old and has been married about eight
,es;rS.
coroner Lloyd conducted an lrqg"s' y"5-
rard-v ora th.a body Of Harry h"' n.t'r, VIA
Hv;t,s ,ho. and killed during - battle between
=, crowd ~ boys on th" jefferson avenue
,iad.l,t a,.d a band Of U-cr" boys h".""
on Iq-- THURSDAY afternoon. y" 'N-drn'"
- Ia who We guilty Of III" h!.iIaI Wa
secured
Word has been passed acoun" among jh'
lIorers followers IN Jhi- city that they ai'
no, 80 ciy, a.iv evidence 81 breaking away
from the Zirg-iIhc.n men raui atT.r ~"
state Convention on April l..
yesterday morning eight @: he nIr'c.o;s
-. The dcf,Inct HuIIanphy Sank Surrendered
themselves none of them ha-in= is'''!i
scrgrd with warrants. EoEis'nen, Who
came with them. promptly furnished SuFci'
+o. each in the sum 81 S5"F'. -ut The de-
.n.daurS were notified 80 appear IL court
ror :. preliminary hearing Oh March
The discovery was mad yesterday ina,
FL Old fr.nc.lise granted % ih- cross
country Railroad gives IiGI'-"i-".'N
through the new ST" - v a-hiUEr"I. M
VerSiry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
CHIEF LIhCHWG ACTIVE.
Reports That lie Killed One Hocr
and Captured Booty.

Lorenzo Marqu.z. Monday. Fob. ga dis
patch from GHhrroncS. dated Thursday.
February -. say-:
Chief I.'nchwG has reported that nc mad"
repIisalS from tho Borrs near Sequani, Kill
Ing frw mon and capturing several
wagons ard "xcu There were some casual
ii"- on both S!l.s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
WOMAN SHOT BY A WOMAN.
Mrs. Furirv and Mrs. Bucblcr FRS
Had q Quarrel

Mrs Nnn;" Furt-y ~ No. s4Ha North
Ninth street ard Ms. Florence Buchicr 81
No g.II North Broadway uuarrci-d over
family ;ro!bl-S III tho roar of the former =
home Yesterday morning. NJ length Mrs
Furry lut = revolver from her dresser
ir.tn,r and shat at her visitor. Her aim
VA. not good trI rhe bah l",iyrd II NrS
BtrNi.r'4 LIFT leg below the i,a.c i'm
T., ,,i.ti,!s its.!f IN III" flesh. Mrs. Rucnl.r
WIS taken To- tia" North EnI biSpenSarv. v.
v rer.. ,urtur Rainfall tStra' ted ih.- la ~
ami p'GuoGp"-d the injury slight, after
uI;iCf she WIS sent sO h": home Sir$
Furr-N wa arrested. hut was released :.
F.v hndrs after wards upon the f.-fUs3l Ct:
Mr.. Eu-hle- tp prosecute.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
PORTER >or REsrONsIVE.
AMbassador "a France Mentioned n
NrkIuIeys Running Nate

SPFt M. Hl 'AEI-i--
Paris F"n. 3i--,coVyrraj i"-l. hr the
N-y York Herald Cumpany-t-Th- report
-ha: General Horace Porter United states
Arnua-~a,i"r a. Paris. waS lik"i! To br nom
i4.l.I a. -. candidate f"r tE" Vie. i'r,St-
done, f. yo"rat tInH With President Nc
kir'tv'S TcGp!,- ina L!u:I. hi;u> q" r-SponS.
i..r- Nothing seems further FROM General
port-r'~ mind
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
Naurning ~ Dead Ncui5er.

Tho St Lna!~ Rep, .iiiC:n Club held
short meeting last evening in its hHll IN
Tho odd Fciiow&' building. 4 committee Was
appointed 10 draw up apPr"pri2i" r"soiu-
rlyIi- ori Ia. .t,.Ifl 90 ,-.ur-' i-UI'". "T" Il
its charter members. i.=F" star i''rnt.
senior H"ni - hicU. .till = .rn--s y. Ei"gn
,,crr :ippni.tp.! = CnI;rIiitr" 80 gnakH ar-
,anr.rncnis for attending Jha funeral ~
LII. Lopez.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
MENEtIK APPEASEO.
i;riIlin Yields Slice uf rrrriInty
10 Nhy>siniI.

I:a'... 80. -|, dispatch .:"m N>m,ra
..t- .l'ir .a, Au-lp-'il-. --.siLl. con, ,Itipu
,u- t:uut..- G-li.'.'utiru has Lr'n sigu.'i
b.iv.-.. Efnu.ror M"n";IL and ';r""; Iirir-
..h. M.'si-~''. which We within ir' iHfIu-
........ ut iu. r.n-iish Zyu-. - nov 40, --iu.,n
i.r44tuit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27

T.r.Ti f{iit' SPECIAL
if.u.tar Ten Feb. -. & :. lew GER
.-al merchants - Victoria. Tex have. iia,I
az. Iicatiun il voluntary bankruptcy In the,
F.tisrSl Court at san Antonio. The total
liabilities arc given at S-i..0 and assets.
$3.50 of which s21'.H iS claimed az EXEMPT
The. tirna has hc.n in business for thirty
,"ar< ard VAS one OF IN" largest in South
wrst T.SIS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
ARSON - >Pt.tTED.
Grand Th~atrr. Isiingtou. Destroyed


London. Web. The Grand Thea ter. Is
!lur:va. where Sir Urury living and other
stars E..-. h.oa in the habit - beginning
provincial tours was i:iI:;ed BY frc this
morning. Arson j. suspected The thc3tri-
4, - var,ir"l,s .:'i uruI,.r. = wer. lost.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27

The Texas Commission v!jl give an i'm
-:~Gtant hearing oa rates Mar,i :"
NJ. X a =. Of, ,iasS Say jh'y viii not
abandon their dIuinI station At EI!lsh""o.
TEX.
The Southwestern Passenger EaT'au will
l'"id a quarterly m"-tiuE to-day
The mea'iuc " Missouri Valley shlpr.:,
20 have been held ;t ilarsfs city has ben
postponed indeiinitclN-
President II. u. Conner o. tie Central o.
.iecrGi. did Al Savannah yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27

ol'. '-nl"v thai, fearing Tho u"'iy.s = w"ril
attack iha wounded. th"E iItG pia' - tncir
hospital within tF'. iaaEcr. colonel Plume
replied '.tt- tho .tuE lame voula uf ,Gui~..
b' respected. LI, "a" I:"-g-. be stid could
"ut "Np"rc good behavior from III" natives
white tArt vcrt Invading rb- territory u:
IL. .,tt..-s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27

TIE following manufacturing firms have
70. poUicd 10 the .,"redl Of IN" -. f.Oui.
division Of IN" cJITfcw reform. 10y agreeing
To- sound the hour of cUrfew on their plant
whistles every night. ShUlz Betting COM
many bismarck and t:arton streets: I.iidl.-
Eehhei:i Nanufa "turinC Company. Thir-
re.nth and oFatlnu streets. liSgett &
Myers Tobacco Company. Folsom and Tow
or Grove avenues: George J. Fritz Foundry
and Machine Company. 40. ZOOS South Third
street: CHRISTOPHER Simpson Architectural
and IRON Company. 'houtcau and NaHds-
Vsnter avenues.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27

Louisville ami cincinnati trains leave St
Louis daily : ~ - III. s,1. y m. and s:i1 q.
m I,iring c.,r Ens Modern sleepers. Par
Ior and observation caTs on day train. Tick
,ts broadway and Locust street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
DEAD LOVER CAVE FOR HER.
singular Death of n Girl. md =
Promise EuIitlcd.
SPECIAL. BY CAB

SPECIAL. BY CABLE
Paris. Monday. Feb. 2s.-tCopyricht. i@e1
by the New York Herald Com3any.l-A Pc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
HENDERSON BEGS FOR TIME.
Asks Minority Not Ia pic>S the
NIrram R'.>ululiun.

EGr. Grtr -riI-,NI-
W@-aia=,"l.. Erh. -. Both ;bs Nf.ar,@aa
'auHi h.r ana 49,. r-e,.iuyi"n cal,iu: for
aa i.r. --iGI':,u OF i''. charges a.; Former
CONSUL Ct-rl,- T.. M.orIm against ;he
S'H.r i-r-rtm-.t w,rr h-li Ut. to-day 10y
jHe ''p' JbyI "f ill.,. iIyu=".
Rpm u'a'i,r Richardson. leader % the
j. murII's. tad representative Nhcel'.
waited "u ih" Speaker in Irfer"rr. TO The
N.,ram !r-ui.t!OU. Nh H"yd'rSou vaa in
;"rIn.,. faa; IN View uf tn" seriousness oI
fL. ..!t'r=,S and tn. imrori,.o- % tn reSo-
Iut."u ,h.-,, should be-. no further ,i.lI, il
,-!i.a- f"r :u Investigation Of .n- sac
H'n-l,'n"..r. SIe.-h'r Henderson hc=e.I
Ha' tl- mater wu;sid u"t ," pressed until
rr, iu"r-o i;f.au niE WAS out ~ the W..
.,a..aL. E,
w Ir- ..i'n .uouch j-",iile now. ard Go!
I1os- how Y" .,r, Going {" :,.' "u' "f -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-27
karG Murder Case.

REPUBLIt' SPECIAL.
Havana. IL. Feb. a5-Evidonce IN the
E.'kard murder c2Se closed This afternoon,
and th" arguments were begun this evening
They viii occupy all day tomorrow anx
part. II not all. of Wednesday
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-22
what Attrnc,z Them.

AIt is perfectly natural" said one
whose own business takes him about
more or less, that man should be in
terested wherever he may be in thinss
pertaining to his own business. | know
| am In mine. When strike a strange
place, l like TO go through the quarter
where they carry on the business that |
am engaged In and see how they run
things In It there. But / have lately
met with two illustrations OF this sort
of thing that seemed To me TO be rather
carious as well as interesting.
Talking with a New York paint
manufacturer about paint of certain
kind. the paint man said incidentally
that he had seen paint of that color on
walls In Pompeii. Oddly enough. the
other curious illustration arose out Of
the same ancient city. A New Yorker
engaged In the manufacture OF lead
pipe said, incidentally to something
that he was telling me about lead pipe,
that he had found I'm Pompeii lead pipe
I'm fair condition. this pipe. while Gov
cred with an incrustation that had
gathered upon 1t in the long time il had
been buried, yet cutting with as bright
and perfect cleavage as though IL had
been made yesterday instead of many
centuries ago.
These two things interested some
what the paint man and the lead man
respectively. and they certainly inter
ested me."-New York Sun.