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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
DEADLOCK CONTINUES.
Coal Operators and Miners Still
Wrangling Over Scale.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. The chaotic
Giherelce- between the coal operators ard
the miners existing late las; night we-s
somewhat better tits morning. The Joint
Snaie Committee decided 10 allow the sub
committee appointed las: Saturday to wres-
IL with the scale. The National Board Of
rcerS ~ the United Mine Workers. save
President Mitchell were excluded from tho
subcommittee G.lberatioas. just before xo-.
Ing into ~" meeting President Il 1. Chap
man %. '4lGD SAID:
We vi! Srant the miners an advance OF
= cents a ton uu the screen basis-uo moro.
and ms is plain talk We decided last night
Ia do this"
\ National Board member Of the Unite.
slime Workers. who Is also a rnernbe,. oS ths
joint Sole Committee. said:
The miners eni cs tn. joint cornnritts.
last ri:h ut at tt.T conference agreed to
ar'tpt ]" cents aGtdnce, [" allow the screen
ra~Is IN ONO and PvnusyivaHia, and give
illinois and Indiana Il run-of-mine basis
I = miners viii NOT so below this Is cents
advarc"- II "A settlement IS not made by
Saturday night. I fully believe that thsr,
VII! be general strike in the four States
now ia n" interstate agreement"
The Illinois and Indiana miners are a,
1eIernin"I as ever to-day not TO give u
the Tui-uf-m!nc basis. Illinois With hsr
fll-"" STRIKE fund. VIII hold out. the Lead
rrS say. tn the bitter END IL an asrs4-
nlent - made on a 70 cents -er ton advance
FOR screened lump coal Il VIII mean aDCut
two-ihirGS %: this Increase where rur-of-
bt4~-S - st4'fti!+4.
Indiana operators are stiu fighting
aRainss "r'in-ct-mine" tasIs. The ocera-cls
and miners are as far apart as ever. THe-.
Is strike teiE and much uneasin,Ss ia feft
hy totn operators and miners The I-rit~+
Mine Workers Journal to-day s.~s -ha-
STRIKE nov WoulG zee = moral crime. auI
Its editor. w I. SCOT. declares tha: an
nou:Eiu1 men ia W.S- N.rsinia and the
anthracite fields Of I'eur-yIv4rii vn,rl
follow the calling out Of the 1870 Unite:
Mine Workers. and tho wheels oT progress
would IA" tied uu IN a week Inaia'.a IS
the stumbling block now
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
EUPEPSla TABLETS.
An Effective Remedy for Digestive
Disorders and Dyspepsia

F,rpepsia Tablets are sold by druggists
under an absolute guarantee 70 give jrn1ns
diate relief and permanently cure stomach
Irregularities. indigestion and dyspepsia.
Money viii he returned in all Instances
where they fail. In eases Of nervous dys-
pepsia. Catarrh of the stomach heartburn.
acidity of the stomach ana all other irreg-
ularities OF the digestive organs they pro-
due. prompt relief.
The disturbing influences Of f.npertsCt Ill
gcsticu are manifested In many WAYS. Re-
side the weli-known and easily recognized
dyspsF;fc symptoms. the patient j. found
with Ssllow complexion. skin eruption. las
situde. dizziness. imperfect heart action,
tendency to sleep. especially after meals.
constipation and general feeling cf IN
happiness Correct the disprdere! condition,
of the digestive organs and these troubles
VIII quickly disappear. tho organs OF Ci--
cUlatiOn will become normal the blood
pure, complexion clesr. condition OF
cneerfUinesS. good spirits and mental bright
ness VIII succeed depression. nervousness
and irritabiiity.
Where EGpepsia Tablets cannot he OBJ
talnsf from local druggists they should 10
ordered forwarded by mail They soil for
SOC a box. Sent prepaid 70 anv address oa
receipt OF twenty-five two-cent postage
stamps Small tablets cory,rient TO carry
and easy To take. Every box contains .vro
weeks, treatment One box, In many cases.
VIII effect a cure. Address all co-reeponl-
ence TO the Eupepsia Co, 80 Clark avenue
st. Louis Ma
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
WASHINGTON

In the Senate Mr. Alien criticised Score
taTy Cages replies IN reference 20 the Ma
tioual CITY Bank afTslrs. His resolution was
laid before he senate
Senator Daniel discussed the renlinC
financial bill and said thar Il would pr.tc-
tically exclude silver from circulation.
The CoIpsTo!Icr's report shows IN IN
crease IN the cirCIatiou Il hank notes for
he fiscal year and for the month o: jan
nary.
The preliminary census o. cuba shows
population Of l.I12 SIS
The House Committee on Mileage refused
u allow mileage 10 Brigham II Roberts
Arguments We're presented in the Eighth
District Kentucky Congressional contest
The papers IN r1e Captain Carter case
were received in the Supreme Court yrSJer-
da-. 4 wrir Of ccrti0r4r1 will he applied
fo- Monday.
Corgressmar SihIey Rssailsd Democrats
cochran Of Missouri made = forgafUl reply.
HCke Smith SAYS that The South - solid
II its opposition 10 MckiuieJ's policy OF
Imperialism.
Mrs Bland viii VISIT Washington - CON
fer with members 0f the Missouri dcleg:a-
ton in reference to the orators wn" VIII
deliver the au!oCiea IN Congress in honor
of Richard z. Bland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
WkTTERS0M'S ACCUSATION.
"f"v"rnmcnt 10y ASSASSINATION. "
the Theme of an Editorial
REFUELIC sIrJr,I.

RtFJ ET'r SIfrThI
Louisville. Ky. Feb. In Tho courier
journal to-murra ". Mr Watrerson in ,
savage manner will charge Nr. Taylor with
responsibility for the att, mptsd assassin
uon Of Senator G-'u1 His editorial xiii
hc c"tliit!. 'GoE.ramoEt hy Assassir..-
ton "r! in it hc will say:
Many man has been hanged iIrcn less
evidence than that which connects NJ
iaNi7r with the attempted sassination Of
Mr.. now Governor. Gocuel.
This Taylor. by the money and sr,ce NJ
the Louisville and Nashville Railway Com
Tany and the inJimi,.atcd Concurrence II
the officers OF election in the recent count Of
:ote-to say nothing about the l.w-a hisiiu,-
acIUi"sc'nc" OF IN" democratic legislature
and the Democratic masses Of the State
this Taylor. acting a. ie facto Governor
If Kentucky. no sooner found himself
clothed with the little brief authority
thus vested in Kim than he began 10 nrgau-
iZe for the fo-cihlc retention Of his d.,
facto appointment
Mi Goehcl was shot down from an am
bush provided nv the lie factn Governor
Taylor. Instantly all effort 70 arrest his
assassin WIS blocked ~ Tai lrr's orders
Two days have PASSED and not - word is
said by this mock Governor. So ready with
Ills trcasonahi" frur.aHIti'nS and So
prompt with his law!"-s US. 81 t-roI.. 20
dispose Legislative" bodies and t. t,rrur!zr
courts of ii|. {" TG.,r:" H.. perpetrators
or the horrible d'"I done uu,."r his own
official roof. almost ia his Presence, and hy
men brought to rfHuhfart rs his orders
II this he not public a.k:...g. la.!riueEt of
completely. then ia. ..' - =" Significance in
human conduct E..u IsoussyiI. and
Nashville Railroad attorney would char
ict"rize II as at th. very lcas: 'Cpr'rihu;orv
negligence
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02

f. seemed to him that ''tH- Governor must
J." The Judge ni the cNisto"rr ol "a state Il
iu-urreCtIrII.
"'ioy'rnor Taylor having declared ~t3-o
"f iuSHr:estipu aU' Jij'uri-I m" I.sg.-la-
tur~ Ia meet February q. il strikes me-. in
am onLnUl way. that nu action taken ~
the m'irh'rs Of ;h" Legislature before that
dat" could b. legal
Repre-. .utl'iy. Grput or Vermont said.
The certIilCstiuu Of the IL Com
y .SsiDners mad" Taylor till a~ Governor
Cuulpl"t" till legally ST aside by the Legs
lr-ur". Th' committee. Of the Iu,!~- hid
found G"'bc! ci""f.'i and II that finding
ha. been legally adopted by he Legislature.
il womb uuqu-s' i.I;Jhly make ,igrh-: ;n.
legal Governor.
"tiut Eleauwhil" Governor Taylor. uuI-r
a provision IN the Constitution. called ia.
L'sislatuF' together at I.u5ru o.. "a.
ground that Frankfort was IN - stat. ~
.rsurr-crIon. Whether in. condition in
Frankfort Justified this action Of tn" Gov
"Tngr *. "f course. a proper inquiry tar
IL" courts. and I Viii venture 10 opinion
upon il. Until held Illegal 10y th. ,our,-. It
mus stand. and The fact remains tfat 'he
Legislature WIS HOT allowed 20 aud did not
assemble as L"sslttur. ana adopt tu.
report giving 'i""hrl III" sea. IN an in
f"rua! way - declared I'm. el.p..,i. / b.-
.i"S" tf" courts VIII hold that the action
ot tn" Legislature" SHOULD htv. been iu the
two horses as Deliberate bodies r.gu!ar!-
convened with notice 20 IN" minority = a-
vel as he majority. "f 'iin. and place. IN
"i Ter :" MAX" iS action lrr.i'. ,~g.-i4tIv
on So imuoTtEut matter a. u.l~..tinc Il
Governor.
Il cannot see how Gceh,.'s title can %,
held E""! on the informal and ~ pare
action ~ ~" democrats even though Tay-
i"f'~ ACTON may ultimately i.. hold uuiIs-
t'f'1!" in aGjnUrninE the Legislature. The
* ,tT
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
TAYlOR'S STATEMENT.
.AdmitS Democrats obScry" the
Law. hut Will Not Give In.

I:r:pl nI.I" STE.TAI.
Frankfort. ~. Feb. / " :. Taylor. ;he
rs iTriuE r;ov'rHor of Kentucky. posed to-
night as The latest ,Ni. ,...ut OF anarchy in
its most y!rulruj form. RI, admits the l--
lality 80 tn. a,-S Of the Democratic Icsis-
i'tJtr". l'j: r.iIsr = tr h" governed Ly III.
itws faa'.. by that body. In :. statement
:o-nish; Taylor said:
The cujir" proceedings 10y which (, ie
sought t. force me from the tiuvcruor's
char a," arbitrary and wi hout jas ;ifica tiun
o.tn"r lu Law "r equity These proceedings
% l. true az" h"i:'- conducted with an iH-
respect tu th.- frI ruHliti,s # law. Eut II Is
the U."I' i"rna.ity ,Gat jS RESPECTED! Thr
democrats ar in IN, majority IN she i.ecis-
lat.re and can cloak tn. most Uutss- and
Illegal acts under l.gal forms Then they
have ch- sympathy and >:rrort IF th-
courts. from u, highest To the ! west. al
most IN everything they attempt {" DO
Why shouldn't they follow the course ls!i
town by Law under such circumstances
How WAS it in the election? They had
the precinct erection officers throughout taa
STATE: they had tn. Election commissioners
IN almost ..v'Iy county, miuht say every
"oUEty-"f the state. and they had ;h. State
ELECTION Commissioners. In every instance
whore ther, WAS Il doubt regarding a vote
east for candidate on the Republican
ticket. that vote was thrown out: wherever
fhgr" was Doubt rrEariius d vote cast for
candidate on the Go-bel Democratic
ticket. II was counted, and not an oppor-
i1!Iity WAS overlooked TO take from the Re-
TEhlic1N ti.ks; To ait TO the advantage
Of the Democratic ticket.
~. spite "f all that, when the returns
cane 20 be counted 10y the State Election
commissioners. they showed that was
Elected Governor. and my ticket with me.
I;ut they have the legislature. and they
Institute contest proceedings. The general
form If these PROCEEDINGS Is according to
l,w. but there are irregularities connected
with them thft stamp ths III as most Illegal
and tyrJuniCaL There - no reason why I
shoUIi give IN :" these Democrats in the
f.c' e th'~' circumstances. and ! have no
mi Irn of dining So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
GENERAL DOMESTIC

The bucllet-shop firm of Bachelor & Co,
q Sew Orleans. closed doors Thursday.
The Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Com
pany yesterday defaulted on interest on
$4,000 Of bonds.
Three men were Killed in wreck on the
Plant system yesterday. near Tampa Fla.
e. II. Cole. former president of the Globe
National Bank. Boston, waived examina-
,inu yesterday and was placed under So 90
bond.
gEe man and fcrty-seven horses were
Cremated in 4 livery stable fire a, Muncie.
Ind. Thursday.
y fire in the manufacturing district OF
dayton. -. Yesterday destroyed 500 go
worth Of property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
NO EXPLANATION OFFERED.
Comment on James W. Wailaca's
disappearance.

The publication hy The Republic Yesterday
OF N" fact II tire disappearance Of James
W. Wallace. the secretary of tho Southern
Hotel Company. an: the mysterious re-
iceuCe II his former employers concerning
his announced separation from the com
rany. caused unlimited con uen- among
business mon None Cf those who had
dealings with Mr.. Wallace could throw any
light on tn. matter a
W. Il. Allen. presden: IF the hotel corI-
pany. preserved IN marked silence which
has characterized him ever since he ulles-
tru aru-' rs 70 tHe reasons for Nj Wal
lacs'S departure. He rel,4r.Is the say-sr,r...
of the relations between his company and
Mr.. Wallace as Il matter # no public in
tcreSt ana that he Is in no way concerned
in Mr. Ndllacc's subsequent movements
No u'wS was received of he missing man.
At least hy any one who wO.,Ii siivlIIg- TIE,
Tact tn" disappearance remains a. COM
piet'iy unexplained As it was ten davs ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
REPUBLICANS HOPE GONE.
TayiOr's Running Mate Admits His
Party Is shattered.
REPCHLIC, SpE.rAr.

Frankfort. Ky. Feb John Marshall.
Loute nant Governor Of kentucky. accord
ing 10 the contentious Of the Tayiorites IS
credited with making the following state
mont--anI II il y0uch'd for by those who
ought 10 KNOWN the Office of The clerk Of
the Court Of Appeals to-day. while sum
ming up the political situation IN this
State
1t matters nothing to the outcome of
6"che.s wound. 50 far as the Repuhiica.
party in Kentucky is concerned. II he
dies. he is a martyr: II he lives he is 4
hero. In either event, the Republican par
~ in Kentucky has gone 70 hi"
In Goehcl circles IL * not doubted that
this statement WAS made. Ii was repeated
tonight by a member Of the Assembly
who said that he heard II direct from the
Office in which il IS said To have been ut
tered
AT any rate said this Assemblyr1an
III discussing # tonight. 1T is the most
sUccinCt and accurate estimate OF the sit
uation that anybody has yet furnished and
II is fully concUrred in by every Democrat
in Kentucky. The Republican party has
gone to pieces. its State administration. So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Discount rates we're 20 per l eent 10. ro'
cali and time loans. ClearinEs. sASo''a-f'
Balances sE71, ,-s5: New York exchange o'0
premium bid. 46c premium asked, New Ut
leans par bid, l0c premium aske'I. LOUIS
VILE par bid. Zoe premium asked. Chi'aSo'
par bid. 10c premium asked. CINCINNATI
psr hid. lGc premium asked.
Tn. local wheat market closed lower at
Tnc n Feb, .C2-c n. May, 6sisc a July. ia
&c Nc . red corn closed higher, a1sa5lasc
b. May, ~. &C n. July. 2lAIc No. white
oats closed at 24I.c 7. Feb, 24isc b May.
24izc No ..
At Chicago wheat closed lower 81 s5Asc n.
Feb 6-7,r D. MAJ. SSisutS',, July corn
closed better AZ 3p'.c =. Feb, "2'sc May.
3G's c32lar a. July; oats closed a! ai'.c n
Fea.. -. .a-3'sc May, --asc july
The local marke: for standard mess pork
closed steady at Sie25 tur Old and at Slq
Il - for new. prime steam lard closed
steady at 500 choice closing AZ 5" 6s-
The local market for spot cotton closed
steady at advance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
ESCAPED FROM HER NURSE.
Thinly Clad Woman Ran Into tn,
Cold.
REPUBLIC SPElTAI.

REPUBLIC STE,I IAL.
New York. Fen. While the mercury
was near the zero mark early to-day Miss
Mary Potter. delirious from Illness. escaped
her nurse. and clad only in a night gown
made her way 10 a fire escape. There. ex-
posed 10 the hiiShtins wind. she sat for two
hours, while her relatives searched for her
1T was TOO warm I'm bed" vas all she
said when put hack to bed.
Miss Potter has been i'll with Pneumonia
for several days at her home. No. l2.l Wash
ington street. Hobuken. On 1nesday she
became delirious and showed n disposition
ID leave her bed. She was closely watched.
hut while the nurse dropped of TO sleep
for moment she escaped from the room.
After two hours search she was found
rrouched I'm 4 corner CT the FIRE escape.
Let me alone. / want TO get cool" said
Miss Potter when she Was l:ted into the
house. Her condition is now so critical
Il is feared she viii die result CT the
exposure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
RAILROADS

The Arkansas Commission has answered
some pertinent questions relative to ship
mcnts of cotton.
Coupon ticket agents are looking for a
read iUStment OF salaries. now that com
missions have been abolished.
The Milwaukee and ST. Paul has Issued
Z peculiar black circular
There was meeting in S. Louis OF lines
Interested in Shreveport rates.
George ". Stevens has been elected presl-
e. ~ Of the Chesapeake and OHIO.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02

Trust" was. however. changed to read
In GOoG We Trust"
The design was considered harmless ~
th- commItteeMer. ana they uuSusp-cttrG-
Is engaged u Murray street arm 20 ,uak-
the requisite Uumue. Of boxes. The firm
took the contract, ami Ia the course =
business an artist turned Dut a p=St-T cast
from which Il model 'II'sT'' ice cream boz
was produced Iia-l ir vas decided to & K
the opinion e Government r-pre-entati, .
on the matter. IL cilj-. Chic: Hazeu's a.
t.G.}iOn To- the suspected counterfeit, arTI
that official ~ once ruIfi~cat"d the whole
OUTFIT under the law. which prohibits com
Ttrf,'fir.s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
GATES-NEE.K.
~. Louis Lady Wrds Resident o,
pittsburg.

REIt'ELIT SPECIAL.
Louisville. Ky. Feb. Miss Adeline
Meek wealthy society girl of st. Louis,
and Mr. d Walter Gates. a business man
OF P.ttshurZ. weIe married IN the parlurS
Of fh, Gait House this afternoon by tn.
Reverend J. kinSey Smith. They left on tn.
O'Clock Chesapeake and ohio train for
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Meek. father and
mother Of the hyiie. were the only persons
present. The family Is well known in
Louisville. having lived here number OF
years ago. Mr.. Gates is "a prominent buSi-
mss man of FiitSUurG and is known in the
local business world.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
UNCLE SAM DISAPPROVED.
Bankers Ice Cream Box Design Re.
semhled Money.
EErJBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Feb. Ice cream boxes at
hanIueJs may be beautiful. but they must
not In any way represent the coin IF the
country.
Forg, tting this and aiming at unique ef-
f'ctS in serving ices. the members OF the
committee preparing for the feast to ba
served at the annual banquet OF the State
Bankers association. which is to take place
next Tuesday night at the Waldorf-Astoria
came near getting themselves into serious
trouble with Niliism T.. HaZen. Chief of the
United States Secret Service force in this
district.
To Illustrate the loyalty Of the bankers
association to the gold standard IL was
planned To- serve the ices ut the banquet in
paSteboard boxes, in imitation Of a pile OF
eight huge gold coins, with milled edges.
IN" top coin according To the design r,.p-
resented the reverse Of the SO gold piece
\ half eagle. abaOrmally enlarged and
bearing the imprint of the San Francisco
mint The ordinary motto. In God We
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
HOUSE RECORDS RETURNED.
Taylor Gives Them Over Into
Clerk Lees Keeping.

Frankfort KY, Feb THE records or
the House o. Representative. which Were
taken from Clerk oS III. House Edward Lee
Yesterday by the militia while :he Lesis-
lature was racing around the streets I'm the
vain enlravor 70 find haH in which they
could hold a joint .sSion and seat Nr
Gechei. have been returned TO him by Gov
crucr TAYLOR.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02

States attracted more than usual attention
at :he p.ett;r. sIu- moment this afternoon
when 'l" D.Iu"cT tie legislators bravei the
Ieyur..~ and 'iatliuc guns Of Taylor mi
htIJfu.T 20 Ealn entrance TO the state
house.
That does not mean that our star has
COT remarked on@ Of the most ardent Goe-
I.l mon -. i-az.d with host of others
..t tS- rarj.r.'I eusiEU. 1t means that ""
are "r.. now. but when peace Is patched
uF. p.J G!.ry will g., patched up. To. AMI
We VIII az in f,y tho flag Of the country"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
CHRISTIAN MASS SERVICE.
bishop Rnrton Will Pray for DE
liveranrc From Civil Disorder.

Lexington. ny. Feb. 1.-Tiishop Lewis W.
Burton Of the diocese OF Lexington to-day
issued an initiation to all Christian people
ot this city to assemble In mass service To-
morrow tn the christ Church Cathedral for
sUrpi"ation to Almighty God for gull
aacc and delivsraEce IN this anxious ;iire
Of civil disorder and tLmUit."
TIE meeting was called at the instance
of such ministers OF Central Kentucky as
could be reached ny telegraph.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
ONE STAR SHOT OUT.
Peculiar illustration of Situation
III Kentucky.
REPJELiC - ECIAL.

NFFII I.I.iI = II u T..
Frankfort. Ky, Feb. "A rift in one Of
the stars in the American flag that flies
from the top of the Kentucky Statehouse
is peculiarly significant indication OF the
one State in the Union nov disrupted by
the hitterest political fight the State has
ever known.
just one star in the galaxy ~ forty-fiye
has been shot out Of the nations banner,
but tn" single and notable exception to the
complete representation o: the Iyited
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
Marine Intelligence.

New York. Feb. Arrived: Western
land Antwerp.
Hamburg. Feb. I-hrriv2d Pennsviyania
Baltimore.
Eremen, Feb. ARRIVED: Lahn, New
York
Naples. Feb. ARRIVED. Ems New
York, for Genoa. and proceeded
Rotterdam. Feb. l.-Saiied: Werkendam
New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
Two Miners Killed.

RfIU BIC SFtIIAL~
Joplin, Mo, Feb bad air in the La
tosca Zinc Mine at OroroGo caused the
death OF Hamp Dowz and Henry Brink
lev two miners. about ! o'clock to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
SPORT.

Tie winners at Oakland: Baniors. Erwin,
Tprlrast, Ben Doran. Jingle Jingle and
Southern Girl.
Tho winners at New Orleans: Himtime.
Ti"'Iron. II! 10. Turney. Rushfelds ami
jlgc Lady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
During the Past Fifty Years

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing syrup has been
used by MILLIONS or MOTHERS for
rheir CHILDREN WHILE TEETHINC;.
with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES
RE CHILD SOFTENS THE GUNS. AL
LAYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND collie,
aud is the best remedy for DIARRHEA,
Ask for Mrs. WinsloWs Soothing Syrup"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL 1t fails TO
cure. + w. Groves Signature ia on each
box. s5c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
Law in the Case.

The exact funC;icEs Of the Emitted States
Army when acting within State have
been most carefully defined and set out in
general order ?5, promulgated July - 1884.
Under the terms OF this order, the Gov
erTTneur Of the Tu.teti States can. Of its
own volit!or, use the Federal troops within
State only when ''insUrTectiCn. domestic
violence. unlawful combinations. or con-
SplraCies in any : ate ohStruCts ~
hindcrs the execution of the laws thereof.
and Of the United States. to deprive any
PORTION or class of the people ot such state
"f any Of the rights, privileges, "r inI-
mUnitics, or protection. named la the Con-
stitution. and secured by the laws for the
protection Of such rights. privileges ar i'm
mUnitiaS and th. constituted authorities of
such State are unable 10 protect. or from
any cause fail IN or refuse protection of
the people in such rights"
Another case IL! which the United States
troops might he employed; is set out in sec
ticn J2s1. L. :. authorizing the President
to employ troops in case OF an insurreCton
in any State against the government there
Of. 'on application Of the Legislature of
such State ~ of the executive thereof. when
the legislature cannot be convened
1t will he noticed in the cases above cited
in which troops may be employed the Pres
i9ent is allowed 10 exercise his discretion in
meeting the request; it is not mandatory
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-02
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