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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
DR.. w. POPE YEAMAN'S VIEWS.
Does Not Believe Gold Men Will
Mime CHnnidnInS

The Reverend Doctor W. Pope Yeaman
spent yesterday ~ ihe city and in the
course .: the day hIi 4 consultation with
several "f thu l-itIns sound money" DEM
"Cr1tf who Nr.e conspicuous I'm Iss; in
placing state ticket in tn, field and also
IN dIdiNS tI' national movement. To a Rs-
lhnig l'pfr~" ntatiV- Doctor G.aman said
mat h" Gii not believe the sound money"
part: Wouli nominate, Il Stat. ticket in Mis-
sour lhlS EeaT and that h. would GER
ihlnIy oppose any move q. the kind
10 not believe there il The slightest
possibility of tn@ sound money Democrats
pit"iEs u state ticket in the Held this cam
lalGn. he said. so far as l know none of
me leaders are Counssliug such a move
II seems that Mr.. DCckpry will be nominat-
ed Tor Governor. and / have no doub; but
what he viii be elected IL would be use
less FOR The sound money Democrats 10
pGt up a state ticket.
As Vt do not know what they will do
rau"ualIy speaking. Much, Of course do
IendS upon the KIND at platform the Dem
ocr1;S adopt at their National Convention
II they reaftirm the silver coinage question
and make that plank from the Chicago
PLATFORM their l-adiGC campaign issue. then
i is quite likely that the sound money
democrats will organize nationally TO QI-
pos" the sane. list Of them cannot con-
Scl"ntioU-iy vote the Republican ticket. so
IN that rI-n5 ! wOuiI not be surprised il
jE'y should nuEiIlSt" Il presidential ticket" ."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
CARL F. ALBERT ARRESTED.
Accused of F0rg"ry-Formerly
Lived in st. Louis.

ftE-i'i itisit' St'Ft IAi.
Madison. Wis, Jan. 22-Carl +. Alert Of
Milwaukee. aged - years. was arrested here
t0-nIgat by Fred g. RO"mpl-r. Il Chicago
detective. charged with stealing twenty
blank orders of the American Express Com
pany Al Chicago. some of which he passed
1t various ; lac =. filling them in for from
50 TO $50 II l. stated tina; he gave the
officers = long chase under various aliases.
Ro'mpi"r arrived just in time. as Alert
was on the point OF committing suicide with
laudanun. bought this evening. He has
been here eight days, and last week at
tempted suicide with morphine, but recOv-
er"red after sleeping two days.
Albert formerly resided I'm 81 Louis. he
is a druggist and prominently connected in
Milwaukee. He VIII be taken to Chicago
tomorrow evening.
Alert stayed at the Capital House here
and passed one check for 81 on It's pro-
rrietor. w II. Huppeler. On his person
was found a recommendation for services
signed by Mr.. Huppeler.
Albert wrote his prescriptions himself and
made his own purchases. He SAYS the rea-
son the morphine dose did not Kill him was
because the prescription clerk did not give
him the fUll ten grains ordered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
IUMBERMEN'S BANQUET.
Preservation of Forests Discussed
Officers Elected.

The preservation Of forests WAS the sub
JcCt OF much earnest discussion last night
IT th" annual meeting ana banquet at the
81. Louis Hardwood and Lumber Mann
iacturers' Exchange. in the Mercantile
club. Lloyd G.. Harris presided at the
meeting, and introduced the subject cf tho
evening. He said that the preservation of
forests was of greater importance to Iuln-
hrTmcn than to any other class. for on IL
depends tn" very existence of their hUSi-
ness. The range Of the talks that fnlIowc.!
was wide CumprehruGing about al tIt:
any class OF citizens could say for the say
ing of the forests.
During the afternoon the exchange held
an election Of officers t. serve for the cur
rent year. as follows: President. ". \,
BonSaCk: ylce-IrcsiGent. Z. r. Hill: direct
Ors. &. Z. Strirer. J. II. Trump. John n
Verdin: board Of arbitration. Lloyd g. TIar-
ris, Alcee Stewart. Phiusas Himbal! Jack
i. Richardson, W. W. Milne. During I've
meeting at the Mercantile Club the new
officers were introduced TO the members Of
the Exchange. and a banquet was. serve
fccrs named:
J. H. Douglass F.. q. Rankin
George VI. Griffin, q. \. kdermer
y. T. Garrans Geo. L. MassenCale
Geo. F.. W thurman. J. ;. Garetson,
\. ]. Lang. J. \. Braun.
Theo- Plummer, II. r. Trump,
g. F.. lIhbard j. \ RehiS.
X r. Chandler, w. +. Barns
+. II. Smith, George f.. Watson.
L. u. Little
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
= - um ptfonist Fathers before Car
rectfOBaI Tribunal In Paris

Paris. Jan. 22-The trial of twelve As
sumptiontst Fathers began here to-day be
fore the Correctional Tribunal Il is al
legged they were involved in the so-caIled
Royalist and anti-Republican conspiracy
The court was crowded and 4 number Of
ladies were present
The Judge opened the PROCEEDINGS witt,
questioning Father Plead. superior of the
orGeF. VINO denied that he belonged 10 an
lieSdl association and declared he never
took part in the political agitation. The
ASSumptiOnists. he added, attended TO pl,re-
ly religious questions. Father Pic9d's com
sci then asked for the acguit;aI OF the
prisoners The Public Prosecutor reulvinr
said the fathers were prosecuted becailsa =,
VOCATION of the law. they had been living
IN France Tor the past fifty years without
the authorization of the Government Gr
ptohat!on of the Holy SEE He then smoke
OK IN" wealth Of the AsSumptiouiSrs ami
produced facts in support cf the charga
mat they had entered actively into the alac
toral campaign against the Reuub;tc Tho
hearing was then suspended
=. ne flai IS attracting much attention. as
II Ia miniature repetition of the Hiph
court tSena'e; trial recently concluded
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
GIGANTIC COMBINE.
New York Lighting and Traction
SNSIcmS 10 BE Consolidated.

New York, Jan. The World tomorrow
Will say
"A general consolidation Of all the gas
"l'c.ri" light and traction systems of the
cliN under the supreme control of Rocke-
irli'r Is Impending. This Is clearly indi-
rdt"d 10y ~" election Of William H. Curtis
private secretary of William Rockefeller
a. TREASURER of the Third Avenue Railroad
f"npauy and ny the election of William
u EItH n. Anthony y. Brady and Thomas
J.. hFaH as trustees OF the Consolidated Gas
fuWraEE
"Air. curtis election is taken 40 proof
positive that IN" mighty influence of viii
liam Rockefeller is behind Kuhn Loeb Il
TO. in tn" financing rf the new securities
tn TAX" up ih" Sl,.Dp.u1u Of floating debt
contacted 10y the changes In motive power
OF III" 1ntrt. Avenue road. the extension of
its system 10 the iiucklahcrry line and the
purchase "f th- Dry Dock and Forty-sec-
uud Street Railroad.
1T was said on good authority in Wall
street yesterday that the Rockefeilers had
made arra1gcmntS 10 take over the Henry
Hart interests, amounting to "0.nt0 shares.
valued al considerably more than sf.pr HtD.
Iiitl" Is known uf Mr. curtis. except that
he l. i business man Of tried ability and
has Tor years enjoyed thu closest confidence
Of the R0Ck"frllrrS. In view of the intention
OF The Standard OH men to increase their
already large holding of Third Avenue
STOCK II was considered natural that repre-
s"rtativeS should be- placed in the manage
ment TO guard their interests"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
GERMANY NOT SATISFIED.
Another Steamer Released, but
tontraband Must Re Defined.

h"fiin. Jan. "A dispatch received here
from Durban says that the German bark
marie loaded with sulphur, which was
captured early In January by the British
cruise! Fearless and taken TO Port Eliza
peth. has been Unconditlonallv released.
Inc release Of the Marie has made a
most excellent impression here and Is
interpreted as showing the earnest desire
OF Treat Britain to re-establish thorough
iy friendly relations with Germany Never
theiess, there is the highest authority for
the statement that Germany has not aban-
Goled the idea of bringing abou; clearer
definition Of what constitutes contrabarJ
ana the rights os neutrals on the sea either
throueh an International conference or df-
rect diplomatic negotiations between Cabi-
nets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
To-DAY'S NEWS In BRIEF.
HITSINESS.

Discount rates were 10 Per cent r, dt,, LOT
call and time loans ClearinGs. s'.Ao'',St co :
balances, Sa59, ,267. New York eNchahEe' ~
premium bid, 75c premium asked; Ne" oI
leans. lOc premium bid, 2Jc premium aShrI l.
louisville. mar hid, sc premium asked: Chi
cago. I5c premium bid. 25c premium aShel'
Cincinnati, par bid. &c premium asked
The local wheat market closed higher AZ
C7ssc Jan. 65ss I9.c b. May. 66h@a sc u Juiy'
.nl.c h. No. . red. Corn closed io"SI "o .
ala,c 4 MAY, sc II. July: 81 1s'45-'4c 40. :
white. oats closed at 24'sc May. 2ih2c NO. =
At Chicago wheat closed higher at e6',c =.
Nav, 61s.c b. July. Corn closed lower , /,
S3aIsc a May. 322.c q. July. oats c'osed
at 23tec n. May.
The local market for standard mess poLh
closed steady at Sio.25 for old and at Sh-S' 2
co- now Prime steam Hard closed nominal
al 662lac choice 1t j.o1c-
Tho local market for spot cotton c.oseu
steady at an advance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
RAMROAnS

Representative of Texas lines met az
Dallas to discuss freight rates.
The State Beard Of Nebraska will give a
hearing on February t on live stock ship
inents.
Missouri lines have arranged carload
rating on bUgStes with tops. pending action
by the State Board.
A writ Of certiorari has been asked for
in the Glover Leaf cases IN the United
States Supreme Court.
Shippers were given a hearing before the
Classification Committee of the Trunk Line
Association on the new schedules.
1t is reported that W. Il. Brownlee, d.
vision superintendent Of the Missouri Pa
cifc. may go to the Grand Trunk Rail-
way.
The United States Supreme Court has re-
yerscd Il maximum rate case, in which the
ChicaSp. Milwaukee and ST. Paul was
plaintiff
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
MRS. WAUCHCPE'S DENIAL.
She SAYS the General Did Not
Criticise Mcthuen.

London. Jan. % The widow Of General
Wau,h nope. in an open letter. hotiy ,ieni, :
the stories that the General In any wav
criticized General Methuen. She SAYS Cen
eral Wauchop"'s last mention of General
NethUen - her was contained in Letter
from. the Orange River. dated Nsyrrlb. I -.
as follows:
Il expect Nethren will halt ~ the Mod
der River for some days b'for" pushing for
ward. He has had a hard time Of it anil
must j" a real gallant soul to shove along
as he does"
Lord Wolseley has also issued DENIAL
OF the report that the War Office Sc I'm po.-
session OF i letter from General Nauchopa.
written the night before the battle of Ma
.ersfnntetn, saying It would be- .hc last let
Ter he would write, as he had been asked
10 perform an impossible task. ani he had
either 10 obey orders or surrender his
sword
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
WILL STICK TO AMERICA.
Jamaica Has Rejected the English
DireCt-Frutt-Trnd Scheme

Kingston. jamaica, Jan 22-yamaica has
emphatically rejected Joseph Chamherlain's
English direct-fruit- scheme to divert
the bulk Of the coony's trade from Amer
lea TO England. and which calls for n
subsidy OF fio90 annually. Jamaica paying
one-haif.
The consensus Of public opinion replying
TO the Governors plebfscitiC circular tudi-
Gates preference to depend on American
trade.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
BEEF FOR THE B0ERS.
Transyaal Agent Negotiating for
10000 Pounds.

Chicago. Ill, Jan. "a trainload of beef.
1000 pounds, for the use ~ the Beers. is
being purchased here by an agent Of the
Transvaal Government. On account OF re-
cent seizures by British war vessels of
ships bearing supplies destined for the
Transvaal. packers have refused to sell the
beef for delivery beyond Chicago. and nego-
tiatiOns for transportation are pending
This Is the second tra!nlUad Of beef sold
here for the Beers, the first consignment
sold about month age. being now it Is
said. on TIE Ocean
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23

he simply TO waste ammunition for the
shells would he lost Let them explode In
any part of the mound, the shifting Stag
would Immediately fill up the hollow thus
made. and the pile would be az before. Alb
solutely no advantage would accrue to the
attacking party.
Just TO give You an idea Of how great
quantity of these tailinEs there must be.
take the following calculation: There are
mills with. say. 300 stamps. IN the Trans
vaal. which have been running steadily
Tor five years. They, or large part Of
them. have really been running longer. but
for the sake Of argument We will put it
at five years. That means there are suf-
hcent tailines adjacent to Johannesburg 10
keep "a fQrtifcafion - feet wide by feet
In height from that poin, to cape Town
and even further"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

All druggists are authorized by the manu-
faCtureTS of Pazo Ointment to refund the
MONEY where IL fails to cure any case OF
piles. no matter of how long standing
cures ordinary cases in six DAYS the worst
eases IA fourteen days one application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching in
sfantIy.
This is a new discovery and Is the only
pile remedy sold on positive guarantee
no cur" lao pay. Price 20 cents.
If your druggist don't keep II in stock
send us % cents in postage stamps and We
will forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co. s.:
Louis No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The special session Of the Texas LegisIa-
ture will convene to-day.
a s.. Louis evangelist converted 900 per
sons AT revival in Flora. ILL.,
s Texan killed his daughter with a knife
and seriously stabbed his wife and two
sons.
hanSas editors are in annual convention
AN attempt VIII be made to form an edi-
torial antitrust league
Adiutant General BeI has departed for
Indianapolis, where he Will attend the an
nuai convention of AdiutaEt Generals.
The trial Of the CarteryIlIe miners was
delayed on account of d wreck. The case
VIII come up for trial a: Vienna today
st Louis has won the first point in its
injunction suit against the Chicago drain
age canal. The Supreme Court made an or
der permitting the filing of the bill of com
plant Arguments in the case will he heard
Apri! = temporary injunction was refused
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
Marine Intelligence.

New York. Jan. 22.-Arrived: Pretoria
from Hamburg.
Naples, Jan. 22-Arrived: Columbia, New
York.
Auckland. Jan. 22.-SaiIed: Alameda, San
Francisco.
Nagasaki, Jan. I5.-Sailed: Slam, San
Francisco.
New York. Jan. 22-Saied: Amsterdam,
Rotterdam
Halifax. Nova Scotia, Jan. 22-Arriyed.
Steamer Dominion. Liverpool, for Portland,
Ne. and sailed.
Gibraltar. Jan. 22.-Sailed: Werra, from
Genoa, etc, New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
DECIDES NOT TOLECTURE,
Actress Julia Morrison Joins the
Fiji Company.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

fI1F7U ElI.IJ StLIIAII.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. 22-Julia Nor
rison James. the actress. acquitted Of the
murder of Frank I1eidenheimer. has ahan-
doned her intention TO lecture on The
Other Side of Stage Life" Public sentiment
against such a lecture was too strong she
saws. and she has accepted an engagement
with the Fiji company TO star She leaves
Chattanooga on Thursday Of this week on
her initial tour.
The lawyers for Mrs. James did not re-
ceivc any compensation. II is said, but she
has executed to them pron,issory notes for
their fees and Will pay them A certain por-
zion of her salary each week. She attended
the First Methodist Episcopal Church yes
terday and was the center of attraction
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
IF THE NAVY HAD A CHANCE!
British Admiral Says the Beers
Would Not Last Long.

Omaha. Nch., J.n. 22.-Admiral Charles
Fitzgerald Of the British Navy. accom-
panied by his staff Captain Caldwell. Flag
Lieutenant Borden-Smith and Secretaries
Baker ana Clark k-Iiodder. passed through
Omaha to-day on route from China 10 Eng
land. Tn" Admiral has just completed two
yCar9' service as second in command 0f the
Asiatic Squadron, and is RoinE nome on
recall. lie dUe4 not expect to j." sent to
South Africa Speaking of the Bo-r war,
he feit certain that England would Win in
The long run and that II would be done IN a
hurry if the British fleet could get at the
Beers. The Admiral has no fears OF an up
rising In India. He spoke In the highest
terms Of Admiral Dewey and his work at
Manila.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
GERMANS NAVAL BILL.
Amount Spent on Construction In Six
teen Years.

IsF.f Z TEI-I0 Nt7ELIAL.
Berlin, Jan. 22.-tCOpyright. 1900 by W. r.
hearst)-The naval bill computes the total
expenditures for the sixteen years Of naval
construction and equipment 10 come at 49,
oo0e0 marks (sl5S 100000
The official papers declare that the release
OF the German sailing vessel Marie at Dur
han. was the direct result of a demand by
the German Government for unconditional
surrender.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
PRETORIA PERTURBED."
II Is Even Hinted That Beers Will
Ask for Peace.

London. Jan. 23.-The correspondent OF
he Times at Lorenzo Marquee. telegraph
ing. says:
News from the republics is exceedingly
m"ager. but it Is reported that Pretoria is
much perturbel. This Is confirmed fran
different sources. and to-day It is even
limited that the Bocrs are about TO sue for
peace.
This IS improbable until they have
played th"ir trump card IN the shape Of an
appeal Tor Intervention II is an uudOubtoI
fact that they are bitterly disappointed ct
the apparent apathy Of the Continental
Powers"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
DESPERATE JA!L-BREAKERS.
Four Men Killed the Night Watch
and Escaped.

Pueblo. Colo. JAN "a SPECIAL to the
Chieftain from Canon City, Colo. says:
Anton Wood. Thomas Reynolds, Kid
Wallace and a man named Wagner, con-
victs in the penitentiary, stabbed William
c. Rooney. captain Of the night watch to
death tonight. captured and bound two
other guards and made their escape.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
LOCAL. AND sI-HTEBAN.

John Feifsr's bed was stolen and he SLEPT
on the floor. He caused the arrest OF VIII
liam Morris neish5or-
The T.aclede Gas Company stockholders
voted unania.ously 10 Increase lts capital
stock from Slopo9Q0o 10 $,l.cotoo-
Judge Ssldea 7. Spencer was victimized
by one Of his servants, who went out 10
change 4 saJ-bill and never returned.
4 Kansas couple wrote to :a"e If they
could not he married CheIpiy during an eX-
pected wait between trains in -; Louis
The fury in Mrs. Rose Smiths suit against
Good Samaritan Hospital and the Doctors
Gibson. failed to agree and was discharged
Mary Brinlznau found homes for two Of
her pIaymates whose mother. Mrs Cook.
had had them arrested TO b. sent TO houses
of refuge.
Papers in the state are editorfalIy de-
nouncing Ziegerhein and the City Han gang
for the condition 70 which they have re
dlced St. Louis.
Congressman Rartholdt IS having hard
fight for denomination on account Of his
trip TO Ohio ito work the Germans IN the
interests OF imperialism.
John Schrumm. II years old, was serious
ly injured by falling three stories through
an elevator shaft. lie walked into II. think
ing the cage was at his floor
Doctor c. d. Gray Of Paris, France. is
in ST. Louis in the interests of the Paris
physicians ana other features.
The funeral Of :. J. Nanlandinsham. late
traffic commissioner. who died Sunday
evening at his home in -. Louis. Will take
place at Kansas City tomorrow.
The Reverend Doctor W. Pope Yeaman
said he did not believe that the gold men
would nominate candidates IN the State
this year. as the sul-T Democrats were
sure 10 win.
The Suburban Railway refused 10 recog-
nize the ruling Of the State Board Of Equal
tzation that franchises are subject to tax.
Ike other property of a corporation. II Will
be 4 test case.
Judge Klein denied the suit OF Frteda
Fayn for divorce from the Reverend Sam
uel Fayn Of Franklin County. saying that
the grounds alleged were not sustained b.
credible testimony.
Water Commissioner FIad selected six
men to obtain samples Of water from differ
ent parts of the Illinois Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers. evidence against the Chi
CaGO drainage canal.
Governor and Mrs. Stephens and party
started last night for Hot Springs, Ark
he gave out his views on early conver-
tions. Notice Of taking depostions In Col
onei Batdorf'$ suit Uerr served on the Cow
ernor.
Doctor Robert Hunter Dalton, who died
Sunday in Tacoma. Wash. was nearly 100
years old. lie knew many heroes of the,
Revolutionary War and, with four sons.
participated in the Civil War on the side
of the COnfederaCy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
PASSING OF CELEBRITIES
Death ReaDfnE Rich Harvest in
Great Britain.

London. Jan. 22.-tCory.ight. 1900, by
James Gordon Bennett.l-Great depression,
II not CONSERVATION. is felt In all circles in
London to-day. as death is so busy. First
1eIe me news OF the death of the Duke of
Ieck, and soon aftcrward tho poDular
hoNeIlst, blackmore. passed away
Then followed well-known and nuch-
nHtu od knlght, Sir George Henry Long,
who broke his thigh a few weeks ago
Ihese IN addition to deaths OF weil-knovn
persons in the last few DAYS. make a heavy
Iol Of lost celebrities
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
RIGHT TO ISSUE BONDS.
Chicago's Test Suit Will Involve
100000, 900.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Chicago. Ill. Jan. c2.-Chicago's right TO
issue bonds 10 the estimated extent of $50
cceo will be made the foundation of
test suit at the next session of the ST.
prsme Court.
Tho city Council tonight authorizes this
action through the passage of an ordinances
directing the comptroller to issue bonds
In the value of sl0o000 to defrav the mn
nicipality's share in the construction of a
bridge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
WASHINGTON.

The House held q brief session, devoted
mostly 10 District os Columbia business.
But two witnesses were examined EeSter-
day In the Clark senatorial investigation
Il is estimated that only $4,000 wIh ns
required for tho deepening of Son'""'9-
Pass.
The race problem IN the South, and the
Phil.Dpine question. were discussed IN the
Senate.
The Secretary OF war has issued m order
completely re-Crsanizing tie orohah2e
Board.
The House Committee reported TIE hii!
providing for the election OF senators -
direct vote Of the people, leaving Il diS'-e-
tionarv with legislatures 10 adopt the old
or proposed sy.,eL!l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-23
ONLY ONE COX OPENED.
Details of the Big Peru Gold Rob.
berry.
SPECIAL RY CABLE.

Lima. Peru. via Galveston. Tex. Mon.
day. Jan 22--tCopyright. 1859. by James
Gordon nettl-AGGitional news has been
learned regarding the missing gold shipped
TO the Bank OF Peru from London. The
sold. amounting to 10000 was Skinned T.,
tw" boxes. i5.eS9 being in each box.
When IN" first box was opened by tha
baik ohl'tiiS. II contained bags Of shot
iabeled "nrSt-class-" II now appears that
lhf S'c"h'. h"N was not opened. :. : the Off
c!ilS decldHd that il would be better TO var
ufalii an investigation was made.
Ihe tark of Peru has been informed that
III" TWO boxes received were not the sarns
as those forwarded by the bank In ~,
dofl- n" directors e the Bank of Peru will
meet to-day 10 decide upon what action TO
take In regard to the missing gGI.. and rar
tCuia-iy in reference to the second box
which has not been opened
ne injunction proceedings of tba {.
I"uis ana Nerame" River Railroad Corr
panY against the town Of KirkwocJ in IN,
Clayton Circuit Court We're vosta,,ta+r d.
Cided IN favor of the plaintiff bv iudr,
Eudoiph fiirzel Of the Clayton Circuft
Court.