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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
WILL FIGHT FOR BRYAN.
Strong Efcrt 10 BE Made ro Carry
New York Convention.

Nrw inI- Jun" 2.-Dri,c1.'s from the
rural .li=.T.ctS Will 70 gin - arrive IN the
city to-mrrruw to attend th.. Democrats"
State Convention. waieh meets here next
TUH~-H;
Il' r, To- County delegation viii come her"
with ~ tT Instruction ~ -.,tIfsDll- J.d also
!.T ra.'fii iusrI.u ~ the Chicago platform
The STATE tummittr" Will meet al IN"
fipt:nlap hou-' " JEIay sv"a:uS auc I.-s
upon H., preliminary roll cd delegates.
I, T,s4UuIarN officers Of The convention VIII
also H selected. II j. understood that "N-
A~srmhlym.tu Norton rf Rensselaer, may
Dec Temporary chairman. and Elliott Dan
forth permI9e.; chairman.
Tucs,!1y.s convention VIII ne the first
Democratic state Convention held in tors
city ~irce 1855. EN-S, ,p4tgr Grady viii l-au
TIT" GJmmauy Hail forces ON the floor OF the
convention.
\ conference Of Eryau men VIII b. held
Monday night. The call is marked Tim
roftart' aud says tho IUrpus. ut the meet
ing wii b., mai" known when tii, men 50.
together II adds.
Ii YOU cannot come give this invita-
tiou TO any trusted Bryan man"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
STRIKERS ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
They Ask for Il More Dciinit" Prop
usitiun

\ meeting Of the striking employees uf th"
-. Louis Transit Company WIS hr-& ms
nigh; at the West End coliseum y -
Manon was chosen president .! ,hr 'Nrrl''l@
and Mack N,S~iCil secretary. Sirn'.' We
made 10y th- presiding officer anu Sh' !l''it
Patterson. president 81 Inv local union ga
street railway men. The greatest 'NIuN~-
iiSin prevailed Throughout II, meeting. L' Z
all the speeches wcre " a T'c-a' naih'r ".''. ".
every man was CouDSr.ri 30 AVOID any "' !
that wound i-rd tr" SliEhtt*; SGspti"n 90
ylo!euc, To his conduct
President Patterson Of In" rn!"n md ma,
the differences between thu cOIup'tr! anu -
employees were very insl-n:i,-i'. .'E1 w"
believed that hy the exercise Of %'"4 jli--
mni Un the part Of both s.'i.s INT ;hr -.
Tn, proposition coming f:um the t'L~l'l'-~
Mems Committee was then offered -. s.'.
meeting FOR consideration. Tn" i:"4'~. ~.'''i
a presented 30 the meeting waS '2'."@ ION
one q. the afternoon papers. W.icH ".-.' ,''
the very imp"yttnt fact that lnI-t ~" 'i'
agreement tn, union WAS II syi''i lew !l..t
., L.. re-enl:,loyed by the company At "i. .-
In li.w az this omission Ia" EIpi"S!ii". "''7
unanimously rejected ! a'. !"tnN.'N -
hyiyInG thv sentiments al ts' 'i'.'h "'' ''''
situation: .......,...l 60, MS
a proposition coming from IN. hh~iA's7
Mems t'nuulitr.. Offering certain l,"V'-l-
tiurs ~ i basis Of setjl-rn"Nt. Ia: iraS.ni'a
as they are vague 5nd d. no. d"1ne any
.i:,s1Iycd, Thlt We leave The entire mai
ter IN the hands % our r'!n"ii.t"" III. ,i''''
such time aS tn"y ate @hl' I' "i ~ -
proposition that is u.:~ definite ,HL defines
the .ntire situation mo.- cl arly-
Whereas. Ne have been 90! 4 81 ih'
TWENTY-FIVE. days. conteSIin@ i"i thH rlcH'~
Ut cur Organization. 4nd eh1Cii 'Htit .
any, feeling .bar w.. lrc weakening. We take
this npportuulry Of informing our frieHn.
and fellow uni1ni-;s that ". stand As Sli.i
and united to-nig at as we dif the first daN-
All We ask IS I fair and hon - agreement.
one an tt will recuguiZ. our rights dS WORK
ingmen and will give Us the protection ~
our labor; therefore, be II
..R,snIy-tf That We iniuTs- the n tipn
that our committee has taken. III Offering
to arbitratc the euiir- question. ana iuf ih|T
instruct them to he r.alE a. All times To
meet and negotiate with representa- ftVc<
cf th., compsny Tor tn, IUrDps- If bringing
about 5g -imicahl. adjustment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
TAYLOR'S INTENTIONS.
Republicans Urging Him 10 Return
to Kentucky.

Frankfort. Ky. jan. The report that
former Governor TayIur has abandoned the
Intention Of attending the National Eepub-
licaa Convention at t'hilad elphia foT fear Of
beirf., arrested after he leaves indiana. IS
credited tv many VIII" ar" close - him.
Whit. a ma iority Of th. Republican leaders
stand Iy Taylor in his course. others do
not. and he has received letters from u
number uf them. urging him Ju return to
Kentucky. Ex-Governor ETadley is cred
ited with being amoHl those who are Dn-
posed ~ Taylor remaining gu; AZ ths >JaJe.
The application for a requ-!tion on Gov
ernor Noun: rf Indiana ior Mr.. Taylor )
return here Tor trial Is expected to b. filed
Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
SHOT THROUGH THE BREAST.
William Sullivan the Victim of pri
vatc Watchmdn' Bullet.

william sullivan. IA years old. was Snni
and seriously injured yesterday At rig D.
t-erth and olive Street by Private Watch
man NcI.tyr,. HhO claims The lad was I
rn.mb.r q! = Uariy of Il rntlUnS who were
cutting the wi--s Of tav s. LOUIS lrdneil
company IA that locality.
Tne bullet ua-s-@ through the Young
mans righ: breast and came out fhruuE 4
hlz arm. He was taken 20 the 'btE H"s-
pitaI where the wound was pronounced not
serious. Later in the day relatives Di tn
boy gave bond for his ap.paran"- IN police.
court. and secured his release rom the
husuirai The young man asserted ihtt h..
vas not In any way connected WITH IN
wi-e-cutteTs. tEa; hs had heard that =
pcwer-hOuse had been blown up. had gone
out to Investigate the report. and. finding
Il untrue. was returning home when ~
Was shot at Eighteenth ana Give streets.
.ul;ivan's home l. .T No. I5-c Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
Marine Intelligence.

New York June ARRIVED: 81. Paul.
Southampton: Pretoria from Hamburs; Bo-
vic from Liverpool
Liverpool, June ARRIVED: George, New
York.
Hamburg June ARRIVED: Augustc Vic
toria, New York.
New York. juno 2.-Sailed: Pennsylvania.
Hamburg, via Plymouth and Cherhourg
Lucania. Liverpool: Marquette, London
Kaiser Wilhelm, Naples, etc; Arkansas,
Naples, etc.
Genoa May 5i.-Sailed. Ems. New York.
Liverpool June 2-Saiied: CampaniGi, New
York; Cevic. New York.
Antwerp, June 2.-Sailed: Southwark, New
York
Havre. June 2-saiIed: La Gascogne, New
York.
Southampton, June ARRIVED: GroSser
Kurfurst. New York for Bremen.
Bremen. June 2.-Saied: Kaiser Freder-
jch Der Crosse. New York. via Southamp-
ton.
Cherbourg. June 2.-Sailed: st. Louis.
Southampton. for New York.
New York. June 2.-Sailed: Island. Stet-
tin. etc; Etruria, Liverpool.
Heavy rains did serious damage in the
vicinity of Tyler Tex.
Kansas farmers looking for help in their
wheat fields
Three stages were held up and rooDed
near Raymond, Cal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
PHILIPPINES CASUALTIES.
General Macarthur Forwards LiSl
oi Killed and Wounded.

Washington. June 2-G,ncrai MacAr-
thurs latest casually list - as follows.
Manila. June >. lA1-Adjutaut General
Washington: kiil'd-April y. ttt,uuuEou.
Panay. Company +, Fourth Volunteer In
fauiry, Cufpr;a. Joseph u. Griffin. COM
pauy g. Forty-flurjh Volunteer Infantry.
Corporal john Ryan. MAY 15. Am. ut ,c.
iUzrn, Company T., Fourth Volunteer In
FAM r.. Corporal Lewis Washi. EtuH. Nay
ei-Nariquira. I.uz1n. Company D., Twenty
seventh Volunteer Infantry. Sergeant Jam 5
Berry
''Wu.rtcH-AuTil ~. Lawson. Ba0av.
Company II. TWcuty-SlXfh Volunteer IIfan-
tfy. shn r Frederick. wourl.H IN leg t"-
low knee. serious. April = PatunGncun.
Pauay, Company = Forty Volunteer
Infantry. Second Li.utcr,ut Gustav
Schlacfi"r, wounded In thiLh. serious. Ed
Wdrt kUrE. wounded in arm. S',-.rt
tSi-uct;i "IaCARTHUR."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
ALFRED KlTTS0N SUED.
His Wife Asks for Divorce and
Heavy .Nlimuny.

s. Paul Aiiuu. june "A novel and
possibly complicated divorce s-;it was filed
i,,-lf,- the cas-. E-igE Mrs. Violet Pace
Eftt-,u against Alfred :. Kits n. IN"
Youngest son of Commodore kitiSon. whose
estate wp. rated I'm III" millions al the time
Of his death. twelve years ago
Alfred EittSur was i"fr SiJ"'-H. 10 u" paid
in two uStg;irirrts. -)Uo -! thes.'' has llSt
been paid and spent. bUt the other viii ."
handel! over in -. Ny-. ktif~on socks
"a divorce on tho ground ut cruel treatment
and asks h-avy ati:a"'.y. i>lit-rH hts betn
iu .Ea care e.. q. guardian Tor some time.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
EX-GOVERNOR STONE TALKS.
Tells Why Cars Don't Run and
Criticiscs Authorities.

After the conference last night ex-Gov-
cronr Store said:
About ten days ago Harry =. Hawes.
president of the Police Board. and Chief
Campbell announced that police would be
furnished to protect all the ears the transit
company had men enough to operate. The
company claimed all along TO have men
enough to run all its cars on full time.
The police have been detailed to protect the
cars they did run, and others are ready to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
sT LpI-rS TRANSIT COMPANY

This was delivered a Governor stones
Office 10y chairman Whi:aiIw II 80 p. III .
Governor SIN" being absent. shorty J;t"r
J.. m. the Executive Committee ut l.c
union alratTcd At the oiiic" and hJ;i"
later the GREY auCc Committee came ia. tol-
lowed 10y President Mahpn of JE" national
uniH. and Governor Stone. Then followed
tGy conference behind closed doors, which
lasted several hours.
This conclude th. work Of the citizens
Committee" said Chairman Whs;cl2N after
IN, prop si:iui, had been signed Tor -"
trarsi; company. The mUittc" has
brought tbs IVA. sides together on Il rrog"-
si;Iou which II considers tar 10 both sides
and feels that il can do no more i! ,ae
prep s'tion Is rejected. Personally. ! cor
siI.- the concessions O.! th" transit com
llEy mos, liberal The men WI> be con-
sile-ci To- have won Thy. e-tuuriaS "i in-
disputed points and ) iirye ;aIt they VIII
view the matter r. G="LdhIE.'
The Citizens Commute. consisted ~
Chairman -. l.. Nhi;-.gw. Seer tH:y f@@-
taV Crtulrg. Isaac ii. iApubr'G r. Henri
FI.-hach Thomas y. Funston. D",;o t.i"i'
f'-cetorius, Charles ". KNAPP AMI NaiHt"
Frank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
CARS IN SERVICE TO-DAY.
Police viii Furnish Protection to
Sixteen Lines.

Ge r." ". H'umhuff. general manager Of
IN" = Louis Transit company. saii last
night ,hat polio" viii D" detailed {" pro-
t'rT rEr ears to-day, and that an Increased
number ~ cars Will 10" T-n on 'hIs" lines
Operated Yesterday. cars uE 1h- :oliuwIE IEE
lines wee operated y"St r'tN- i1slIuar ave
Iuc. Pag" "V,uUr. Splf5iUg avenue. comp
ton ti"igEtS. Cfuu'"1u AvrnU'. california
avenue. Tower GruE". Grand ag-EGs.. E"S-
ton avenue, taS~ avenue. pliN" street BROAD
wty. Fourth stI,e;. sixth street. Northern
Central and Union Zines
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
RAILROADS

The Illinois Southern has elected its new
officers.
The Wabash time card changes take ef-
feet to-day.
A Sunday school convention in Texas may
cause a passenger rate way.
The Illinois and Rock River Railway was
incorporated with a capital Of N.o0,co
A right-of-way was granted the Postal
Telegraph Company from Salt Lake TO the
Idaho State line.
Judge Allen refused to grant the petit
tion of Emerson Chamberlain to set aside
the sale Of the T., u. & l..
The body OF S. II. II. Clark will arrive
here this evening and be taken TO Oma ha
for burial. large party OF railroad OIL
cials will accompany II on special train
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
WARRANT FOR FERRiCK.
Charged With the Killing Of Police
man NacRac.

warrant charging murder in the first
deEre- WIS issued yesterday against ri n
a.3 Jrarrirk who vas arr. S;"t charged with
the killing Of Policeman duncan X Mac
Rae. Fcrrics de:'ies thai r." did the shoot
ing. hut he was identified positively At the
Ccr0ncy's inquest by two PERSONS. tn. con-
ductor of the car and 81 policemen.
EacRaa was ON the front platform Of car
No Is Of the CasS av.Hu. line When Il
reached Twenty-third street = man fired
twice NacRae TELL mortaily wounded at
the second shot. Ferrick Was arrested the
O. 10,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
DONATIONS TO STRIKERS.
Labor Unions and Syn;pathizcrs
Contribute 10 the Fund.

A. Il REGULAR meeting Of III" Custom j.ur-
n-Nmeu T...o.S' Union Of ). Louis. 81 w-rr
donated L. the Strikir" street raiiva- 'ru-
T'.y=> 90 tho -. Lur3- T~f- -s't G"1-faU.. :
lines. ATy member S,-u riding on amy cars
of tn. company Nil Ir fiu-t s..
The Ne:smrr Quot Ciab of ~. :'%l Faio
avenue. has. decided TIA any member - IN"
club sen riding cn any Of n" -. lr"iS
Transit Company" cars -EH" ta i.u,j e..
The club donated SO 20 the Southern E.-.-
trio strike fund.
Th. R-t..i! clerks Local Union. NJ. SD. n
q >y.yi. meeting r"-a' a'.-i % SrHri" E'F 20
tho striking street ear employees. and Q" Ln"
lli members s. who ar. seen riding vN cars
wAlla Jh, strike Is pending.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
FIRST REGIMENTS ORpERS.
Members Commanded to BE ri the
Armory This Morning.

Members of the First Missouri Regiment.
y g n. have received orders fo report
at .H" Ar;n"ry. Eighteenth and pine
Etr.'iS. At " O'Clock This NOR inE,.
Last nigh; Company J.. Wa~ IN guard
Captain e = NH,,i.g. who was officer rf
the cay. said to Rtpublir rcp!c-aHta live
that n. had received orders not 60 discuss
the orders With any one II was aSg-r-
ta.E7i. hgWcy.r. thar all the men who ap-
Piled ct the Armory from the various com
pa.icS should he instructed 10y t:r guard To
appear tti. morning. The nature uf IN"
duties they VIII perform after the meeting
/. known
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
MAYOR HARRISON TREEO.
Michigan Bear Turned the Tables
an Him.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. June MAYOR Harrison. while
hunting In the Michigan woods was trs'l
by black bear cry Electrician itlicoit
WAS his companion an N" "Trip. and the
guide heard his c-y fJr help as he climbed
Up convenient pine To place oi COM
pgrsfiVe safety.
He rushed ta th- rescue of ChiCacn's
executive and killed the bear The tail pine
made an uncomfortable Fefusr. hut his
Honor chung close to the tree unit! the
electrician assured him from a distance
that it WAS safe for him to come asSS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
DOpGlNG DEPUTY DUTY.
Transit Director One of Il Party AT
t.dwarisyillc.

e. special dispatch 10 The Republic from
ELwar5sviie. III. says that a party % s..
LOu!sans. dOdginc deputy duty. have been
spending severHl days i'm that town. They
went there about the tfno the call for the
posse Cor1.tatUs was issued and have been
pleasantly killing the time in vari US ~.
Among the party are Nathan N=ttla. John
ka,Cl. John Tobias Of No. 1851 G"y-r ave
nue and F. J. Moydeu of No. lS5S South
Eleventh street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
VERDICT OF HOMICIDE.
Inquest Held on Officer Crane and
Alfred koenig.

Coroner Lloyd held an inquest yesterday
on the body Of Policeman Dennis Crane
and his slayer. Alfred kOen;c. of No. 1886
knsciIskO street, who was killed Iy officer
Thomas Naher. the tragedy occurring on
South Brua1 1way THURSDAY night The same
jury sat In both cases. returning a verdict
of homicide IA each instance.
Naher was not suspended The three per
sons who wera locked up as witnesses 70
the shooting were released. Policemen n
SChsrmann and Schwartz Of the Second Dis
trict testified they learned that EOenis got
the shotgun with which he Killed officer
Crane. from John and Henry Diehl, who
live At Main and Cahokia streets. The
Diehl brothers testified that they loaned
the KUN 10 GO hunting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
strikers Den pa Report.

Tho Grievance 'omuiitoc uf the street
Railway Employees yesterday announced
that 1t had taken 10 a,tio. hostile 10 the
krcy !'It-ii1. CunTary- TIL" matter was
raEvT up and gE" a. Uouuc' UrnF mao" De
cause report had been circulated hat such
action had been taken because q r"Inh"r
Of the arm had been riding on cars Of the
st. Louis Transit Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Dry Tor1ugaS Turned Over to II
for the summer

Washington. Iurl c.-HayinC confirmed
its OWN ..tf.. to- rrv TurtUc.s and initiate!
the work rf establishing a naval station
there. tE. Navy J.. rarfrl"rt has re-" ~u@-
vrnGra v.r.. f.r the summer and t0Tu i
IA. islands ovr- for tatt s'a-'ru 20 t'-'
Marine Hospital Service. for IL as a quar-
rutir. 50 Bji.u. This has been done because
the h,spita, service has Not been able -
otherwise p~0vi1" Itself with a station a.
the short notice afforded by tn" transfer Of
the islanl- Ia the Navy department.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
SCHWlN IN WASHINGTON.
just Back From the Philippines,
He Calls on the President.

Washington. June 2.-BriGadier General
Theodore Schvan has arrived In Washing-
tnn In = mpiianrc with his orders 20 re-
port To- the Adiutant General Of the army,
when he WAS sent home from the Philip
pines an sick leave of absence. He called
at the White House and paid his respects
To the President to-day. The Journey from
Manila. with its relief from the mental and
physical cares cf active service. has greatly
improved the Generals condition and he is
now on the way TO complete recovery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

CAPTAIN David \. H'ner : yearS ola.
noted "a tn. Oldest pilot in III" Mississippi
VALLEY. died in Mexico. Mo, on tri"ay-
Tho work Of enumeration for the census
which was begun Friday. = rep"rlr" "N
Supervisor Higgins To he progressing "''''-
The Baby Show O.: tn" Golden 'h'in EH-
rnane society will re formally opened next
"Wednesday afternoon by Mayor Eiegenhc!n
Stewart Thomas. a negro. wanted for tn"
killing of Oliver NhiterCoro last lhuf"h.tF'
was arrested yesterday by Detectives Burke
and McGrath.
The Reverend J. l.. Griffin. negro revival
!st IS ir the city. He Is ontuc'lnE regular
services al Tweu;y-irst street ana WASH
ington avenue.
East s. Louis schools are dovottnC this
week 10 art The walls OF the iui.cifES are
decorated both with the work Of students
and with that Of artists.
TnyitatinDs are DuJ 10 the 7'afrlase "
Mr.. Vincent Kcreus 20 Miss H'd:ori tiSh'F
Of New York. The marriage vii he So!ehI-
r.zed AZ Elk.ns. W. "a.
A large number Of tickets to the teachers
neuet;t festival at the Fair Grounds nsV"
been sold ard the prospects are mat ;Ae
affair VIII he a Erea: success
Tn. commencement exercises Of the Mis-
souri, School for the Blind vii b. held in
the chanel Of :he institution. Nin' teenth
and Morgan streets. on June 9.
The Executive BOARD 81! lfit SNItN'l' -
fused Yesterday to accept in lis entirety The
proposition made by President Nhit&krr
through the Citizens Mediation Comin.it'e.
A warrant was issued yesterday charging
Richard Ferrick. who was arrested 10y com
Ylicity in the killing ot Policeman Duncan
X NacRae, with murder in the first &c
gree.
Mary Henry type ct nearly extinct
negro NANNY" VIII" was the hteI"aG
conlpa nion and nurse Of Mary Dent Grant.
died Thursday al her home, No. S5tl Chou
teaU avenue.
Charles Moore. armed with an unioadee
pistol created no end Of eNcite'nt nj ait':
CONSERVATION In Chesterfield. St Louis
County, Yesterday. Moore was arrested and
locked up in the county jail
The Board Of Public improvements gave
q hearing yesterday To the Kern lucardeS-
cen. Gas Light Company to hear stare
ue.lt Of the plsrs Of the company. ana an
explanation Of the delay IN Tho work pre-
paratory to the execution Of the contract.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
MERIDIAN WAS FLOODED.
CiuudburSt Sends the Water Into
MANY business Houses.

Meridian. Miss. June "A Clorihnrst
over this city tonight caused much dam
age to property. The streets wcre flooded
and hundreds - stores wCrr a foot deep
in water. Tto loss will reach many thou
sands uf dollars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
GENERAL poNESTI,

Doctor NerGeS. noted dental surgeon
is dead a; Chicago.
Signor Marconi. the wireless 'elegra oh
expert. is in New York
National Sugar Refining Company In
Corpvrated III New Jersey.
New Lisbon, Wis. bank robbed and build
fng wrecked by nitro-Giyce-ine.
James Anderson. a barber of South BcI;'i,
Ind, was killed by irate customer
Two Christian Scientists found guilty in
Milwaukee OF prac;icins medicine with
out legal permit
On the aquitiai Of Colonel Ell Sutton Of
Michigan. charged with fraud. Mrs. Sutton
kissed each juror.
New labor organization formed in Chi
rago on the basis OF individual rights, as
opposed to unions.
A F. vandeventer retired from the ra a
for the Democratic nomination for GcT-
ercor OF Arkansas.
The Thirteenth District Democratic Com
m!ttee decided on primary To select the
nominee for Congress
The Dallas County, Texas. Democrat,
contests were not decided. hut Wiil r. Re
ferred to the Congressional Convention.
farmer moving ia Ncntaeuc County.
Texas shot and killed his wife while she
was nursing baby. He then killed him
self
Chairman Jones by persons wanting to Re-
move the Democratic National Convention
from Kansas City.
Decatur. ILL., citizens accepted IN. MI
Tkin proposition for an industrial school
and set about raising the fund without
waiting for tho settlement Of the Lincoln
University question.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-03
SPORTING

Sioux City Western League franchise will
not be transferred 10 st. Paul
University Of Michigan won the Western
intercollegiate athletic championship on
Ravenswocd Field. Chicago.
Smith Academy beat High School. Man
ual Training School. VI n:yrn Military
Academy and St. Louis University at Pas
time Field yesterday.
Irish Jewel. Rushie,ds. Easter Card, PIN
ochle Algol and Small! Jack were the win
aers at the Fair Grounds.