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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
FEW KNEW THE SECRET.
Corinne Bogy Now the Bride Of
Peter Paul Goblin.

Mrs |"rt1n- E"cr. z. daughter Of San
EIins- E"."t~.. -.H- 81 the u.-..-S- c.-izeclS
~ - LDuis. wt- married .l W'iuasdG-
ati''rf'r"H by j. '." ~ ta" isar" ls.t"r-
ian "l-.-t -. ttt i' ley --:-..Jy = E,r
ED~.. q. -. Louis County. T.. 49, --tl rna
'"'rl" WI I've g. '.---.... 'frs. i..-- :.
,ai Earu ,"i .I.-tE rrr"1-t her z-r-l'--
S'-.t.s S.ra-"r H.ry. whom lie Ill IL.ee
tfys art~r a." we.ttius am. I'm whom s1s
r.-,- l5.-.- divorced
NJ Goblin is =, yo.rs OH and vas '.e-
lTl"nt"'t hy 'ho fenn:s' i-I .y S,o-tly after
h" arrived in =. Louis from Russia r..
= sali - own 's'a .r- rear = f-- .--sFrl--
-Hr wedding ut tEr sf-f-" is = SJ.TIig1-,. rl
many members az rEa E-uni=t family. all
th"Esh Z, Wds a@--cifaJ"t hy MIS-. Boys
sister and father.
In September. I,9a. Mis- Cor!-ue Heao.s-
was married - EoSy. Tie family th.u
lived on LndsI ioIev.rl. After tIl--s
days Mrs. Rosy returned To -. Louis. ere
atiHg a sensation iy saving suc had ~t;l.-
cnc!l.at!"r we're fu,;l-. and cfr=. s}o-y 1--we
with hcr family. List summer Ni:s. E.uv
W's granted "a .jiVoTr@ tr'I. her husband uy-
Jlii%e Wood IN" TIE family removed p.
tteir homo IN =. L'ul~ county Of The
Hsn:sy rp2d. mar Clayton
Goblin. some s@y. las ta.H II s.. louis
Zen years and others claim rE-t Ea has
been he-e only three months Recently
which a.! MS property was st.-eu. while
away from III. Errotst=. Hearing az hi.
misfortune the family persuaded him g..
again come tu their home. y ben III. fam
iiy removed 10 clayton. Mr. Icy i-c.-laL
To undertake q small dairy hs1~iu ius-- ard
rlac"d the mana cement = n. eSrrt1i~,.-
intnt In tioihir's hands Tha' they cu.-
terllpl3tei :C4f-l0iCrF WIS Mt generally
known ON N'Tne= 4ly t'.v couple wye. 10
s. Louis and procured Ire0-r anI were
married
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
TERRIBlETEXAS TRAGEDY.
Two Killed and Two Wounded in
an Italian Colony.

hETr-IIl- SrrrIAI-
Dallas. T-v t'rb. "a tragedy was on
acted yesterday In The Italian colony IL
Eruza~ comfy. near Bryan. IN which two
I--s rs were killed and Two wounded
John Fai.la - III Jail at Bryan charged
wi-.I murder and assault TO murder. Ths
victims are:
Nr- John Fa!lIa. dead
N,rEarltH 'oEg"losi. years old. dead.
carl" Ccnr~lp~i jth- .!Ei'- father.
wounded
Annette Cgcge.osi. Carlos mother. ieft
am shattered
Fai.le and trng.."s! married sisters and
lived near each other On plantations IN the
Midwife Precinct, IL IL" F,ra2Us River bot
toms. Persons wlO have come in from the
scene Of The tragedy say that n" congelosf
dwelling house has eighteen bullets In f..
There ar Iye bullet holes in The bedsreaI.
The little girl while wing ou the bed had
her brains blown out
F..lila.s desperate work = by some as
Crited Too jealousy ami 10y Others 70 sudden
INSANITY. L - also said that he intended
only 70 shrot Mr. FaiIia and carlo 'Ouge-
lost, ana that the hitting % his mother and
the Ii''l" gil was -ui:iJ-ntioual
Failt asst ITS that he can make no state
Tuert alb III ~" tragedy. thai he rernem-
hers nothing oC il, and that he had a bad
pain ~ his head all day yesterday. IT,
'"uTcf-es n rational manner on other
fDI.t~
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DEPARTMENT OF ALASKA.
Orders for the EstabIis hment Of Ad-
hitionnI Troops.

Washington. Feb. 5-ArranGemen-s are
making at tho War department .yr :ne es-
;all.shm-ut 81 additional troops ia ,ae new
military department os AIaskl General
George ". Randall cpmma.d'UC py'"rs
were issued to-day making tGr following
assignments a.. troops 10 IN" H-w depart
u.'Ii.
Company 4 Seventh Infantry. now IA the
l. PaTtmsUt II Dakota. is transferred tu
n" Department Of Alaska. with station st
Fort 81 Michael
Companies u. | and X, Seventh Infantry.
NOW IN yh- department Of lAc East also
have been transferred TO the peplrtEItn Mt
of Alaska. with station Ht Fort - Michael
company -. seventh Infantry now In ;he
Department Of tho Lakes. has been trans
ferrod 20 the Department Of Alaska with
station at Port kal,lns. The last named
company will ho sent to Seattle Wash.
fully equipped for Arctic service and with
1t complement Of officers and enlisted men
ready 70 embark for For; Valdrs no; later
than MAY ] next.
Tn. companies designated for station at
Fort s.. Michael also viii BE- s.ut 20 Scat
Tie fully equipped for Arctic service and
with complement of officers a:.d enlisted
n"u ready {" embark for the North no;
later than June I next
Majors i. n H. keudrtck and John T
Van prs'ialc, Seventh Infantry. have been
ordered 20 accompany thes,. trours
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IRISH CORPS SAILS.
FIFTY Seven Men Gone 10 Join Boer
Field Hospital

New York. Feb I5.-Ftfty-sev-n mon.
nearly all Young and staIwart. to-day
sailed on the French Lire steamship Ia
Gascogne on heir way 20 -he Eoor lines
IN South Africa Most Of the men are Irish
Americans. TIE corps waS recruited la
chicago aE the United Irish societies there.
Fo-lav ih"y marched to tho French i.iua
pier, Jed by Major Edward =. Nor~rstaI OF
the SiN-y-Ei'lth RvE!meut and Patrick
Esan. eN-M!niSter 10 chilli
Iner pr~s"nted a fine appearance and
were frequently Cheered as they marched
through the streets They carried the
American and Red cross flags. The corps
Is IN charge OF Doctor J. I. MacEamara.
chief surgeon. His associates are Doctors
H'Tb"-r II. NcAul"v, James J. S!attery, +
y. Long. i + 'ouCay and y u Auerhoit
Doctor NacNamaga SAID they We're going
- ala tho sick and wounded - the Boer
Army. They Will 80 from hero - some
Southern European port, whence they Will
sail !Or South Africa
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COnVICT-MADE GOODS.
Governor Stephens Opposes the
Biil Pending in Congress.
RErrRI.Ia SpfaiAL

REF'J-RI1C SPs1'IAL
jefferson city. No, Feb. B.-Governor
stephens is opposed 20 the measures now
Pending IL Congress to prohibit the selling
O. goods manufactured by convict labor
outside II the State in which they are
manufactured. As nearly all the goods
manufactured in the Missouri Pen.tentiary
are sold outside this State. The passage Of
the hin practically would destroy the con-
tract system IS u now exists in tho Nis-
souri, Pensteuti4Ty.
To-day Governor Stephens addressed the
following letter 70 each Of the Missouri
CunEre~ men.
Ny Dear Sr-Ny attention has been
called to house hiil No 5Es1. The same was
reported faVOrably by tns Committee on
Labor an February =. II Il becomes a Law
IL would destroy the contract system In
vogue ~ the Missouri State Prison. and
mip it n@ceSsitate the calling If an extra
session Ot tho Legislature by ME.
our people. therefore, are more or less
alarmed concerning IL and hOI- that YOU
NAV exert yGur influence against Its pas
saga We have so men emplOye-i al the
.isOn. for which the SAFE receives 81 cents
each per day. which gives IL an income @:
Se'r per day. or S2,.AoJ per month. or about
sS;l 0NO per snrur. which. under the enact
ueut n ,h'- proposed law. would be lost 10
oU: taxpayers. Very respectfully.
Ion V. STEVENS.
Governor of Missouri.
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POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.
Dckalb. ILL.,, Post Office Robbers
Arrested in Wisconsin.

Chicago. Feb. l5.-Three men. who are
under arrest I'm GAINESVILLE. Wis. are said
TO have been positively identified as the
robbers who broke into the post office nj
Dekaih. Ill. the night Of November and
took large sum of money ana stamps
The names Of the prisoners 50 far rs
known are Toronto jim Lefty Ei-z-
gerald and Dad" Flinn. The report a. TO
their Identification was telegraphrd TO Post
Office Inspector Stuart in Chicago to-day
looking for the men since the robbery took
place. The men were recently arrested hy
Sheriff Appleby Of JaneSvilie who holds
them I'm the Jail there on a State warrant
charging them with the robbery OF hank
al Milton. Wis. Inspector Gould sent word
that witnesses say the prisoners are MEM
bers of desperate gang who are supposed
to be responsible for the robbery Of a num-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
UNION STATION ROMANCE.
!. j. Rrilcw and Miss Florence
Henry the Principals.

\ pretty little romance. whi"a started
ab.lif "a y.Ir aEG IN Union Station. was
L,-,,l.hf - q happy termination yesterday
G,- tr.. marriage of J. J. B'llew. an en-
uinv.. %: the Terminal Company. and Miss
FIa-.nc. Henry Of No. S-l3 Adams street
Tho marriage WAS performed at tn" home
az the hrilr. and IN" guests were com
roseH Of "A large circle of friends of the
contracting couple Justice Walker tied the
knot which will bind the young people to-
i.tn.r for H.. rest Gf their lives.
About one year ago Miss Henry had oc-
cIsfon To go To IN. station To see OF some
Friends Shr. UgS stopped AT the gate and
TN. stern gttCuau positively refused TO al
low h. To- pass into the big shed. She
,..a,!.G. tuf nothing womb move tn: man
az tr.. c.tf, -. WstS At less to know
what 20 de-. ;tu'. tears appeared In her blue
eyes Just then R"ll"w happened along
and saw tho Sad plight in which the pretty
young woman was plds cd.
He Gallanrly offered to pass her through
the gate and accompanied the party to the
stems of the ear on which the travellers
were to depart, The young Lady rewarded
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C0ueree-rudu Eartho!Gt's speech IN the
IICuS. Wednesday has stirred Up such n
feeling against him OF IN" part ot Ger
mans and Irish alike THAI le has felt
called uuou 20 Nire 81 appi1Eertc denial ot
ms I-Ecv:-d utteUar-e-.
Albert ArnIt, a saiooubeeper ii; No. %
South Broadway, committed suicide by
shooting himself In the mouth while
ncspOEdent over business troubles.
Sergeant JAMES Walsh Of the FfCth Dis
t-ict was assaulted ~ Fifteenth street and
EasS avenue bv two men whom he had at
tempted To arrest. ari VINO escaped after
cxchaI.Gias several shots with him.
Richard A Hualin- tha negro Post
master Of Clayton. and county CORE
spouGcTt If 4 -. J.o;is newspaper. is in Jail
charged with a shortage Of 500 il hts Of
fetal a.. uGtS.
Doctor Anand Ravo,d viii lecture az
Washington University or the subject
Cons sumption IS Curabe
T. IIoukinson Smith. the noted author
appeared At the Y. NJ =. 4 last night and
gave readings from hIs own works
Auditor Mason has received, through the
Clearing house. The checks for the salary
"f =. j HenaShan. the Tatrolman who dis
appeared December ( The checks were in
doTEed by HeuaEhan's father and cashed
by a friend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED.
Canadian Copper 90. and Connell
Estate Executors Sued.

Akron, o.. Feb L5,-Charles Now5and. in
behalf OF himself and other stockholders %
the NerTHillon Mining Company OF Ontario.
to-day sued the Canadian Copper Com
rany. the AnClo-American Iron Company.
Stevenson Burke, e. W. Bingham, Henry
Iclntpsh. Charles Baird and J. b, Wright
executors Of the cornell estate ana aII
stockhoIders Of the Canadian Copper Com
yanN. Tor $i,3..,0-1 damages. He alleges that
BUR- and others, fearing that the Yer
million Company would become 4 strou e
rival Of the Canadian Copper Company
CoHspred 10 secure possession Of the stock
IF the Ngrmillion CCmpan", and did illegally
secure possession. AMI by controlling the
same, have kept the Ne;Tnillion mines Idle
while reaping rich profits from the mines
Of the Copper Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
CONSOLIDATION MAY FOLLOW.
Chicago Offices of Big Steel Mills
10 BE Closed.

New York Feb. I5.-Ths Evening Post
SAYS
Communications have been sent 10 the
stockholders ot the National Steel. Ameri-
cJn Steel Hn5n and American rirplate conf
.4r!rs iu.rr'.-tiHs them 20 send 8: thcir
rh!ca@p "art'ti.ates of transfer - lie sN-
changed for Nv York certificates. This
q zion follows upon tn" decision % ih-
.-4nlJ.ui-- 2" si".Ha their CEiC3H" transfer
.tf..- a4f transact III. business tEerr ttrnv
entirety from The New York once The
r-port. however. that the computes shares
viii be- Withdrawn from the chicago mar
k-r was characterized tu-ia~ as unfruudcd
The prtG;otiun OF Joining of interests
~ thCFc companies following their removal
from Chirago. while constantly disCr"-lited
hv thoa. connected with the COMPANIES, -
thought TO represent possibilities or fu'ure
consolidation which the officials are not
Vet ready 10 disclose. color IA lent To TINS
viav bv the fact that W. H Moore. who
was the promoter ~ all the companies ana
IA a director in each. refuses to affirm %:
d-uv that tn" consolidation is In prospect
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
IMPROVED POSTAL SERVICE.
Judge Rucker Working 10 secure
Hurai Free DrIivcry

EEIt fi.it Si-GClA1.
Washington. Feb. Is-i3,rrcser'at.v..
Ruck"r IS working with the ;p- dI officials
- secure the establishments or rural free
delivery cu routes out OF Chilicvtre and
SuickarI. IL his district. He has visited :Ee
department soyrrai times lately in regdr..
20 these matters aEa has been assured that
early and fayGratl" action will re take.
Th'r" has been delay because OF failure Of
congress o" make appropriations FOR ~
tension ,f this service.
In the h.l recently passed by tt' House
provision Is uat" ana tho depart G2".- will
.Nfn-H th' routes as rapidly as possible
iuGG" kur!S.r also is doing al D.. can -
&c carly action iu Congress ,- tHe measure.
proposing cons ij1J!ru#l Ifu- rtirTu.ut far
Tho election e S"rafprs by popular vote" Nc
has talked with number of senators aui
fri'Lds. and iu Difference go many petitions
they hav" received they ave inclined 20
favor this legislation.
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Federal Items.
RHPU T3II'

Et.!'T FIT-T'- NIE'TAI4
Washington. Feb. la-Thc following
official changes have been mad. In the De
I.rtmcrt II the Interior.
Promotions William i. Su!livan Of Okla
hGma. g"pyiSt. &~-'. 70 clerk. Sl"1. Miss
R-Ftha y. Hebb of AIatama. o.Tyist. SSiv
10 &FE
Appoint n!"nt-PurceU II. WiSSiCEer of IN
diana. assistant .: -!U'o~. 81 .ft-'
The Postmaster AT Montgomery it;. Mo.
has been authorized to- chang" the site If
the post Office to the building owned by y.
&. Hudson, at Il rental OF 1872 per annum.
Edwin J. Nevmycr of Narceline. Mo-.
has been appointed a clerk In the ASricu[
tural Department.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
WILL MEET IN COLUMBUS.
Ohio Republican Convention Set
for April "a and -.

Columbus. O. Feb. i5.-The Republican
State Central Committee to-day decided
that the State Convention should be held
In Columbus Tuesday and Wcdu, sday. April
p ami .. Il. NJ. NeSin OF Dayton was Sc
leCted as temporary chairman Of the con-
vs'Ition. and +. v. Durr If Hamilton. tenn
rnrary secretary. II was decided that all
delegates should he chosen by popular
vote. the former custom OF allowing citi-
gems 10 select delegates having caused
great dissatisfaction
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
OPPOSED TO PAPER TRUST.
Iowa Evening Press Association
Appeals to Congress.

Iowa city. Ia. Feb. I5.-'The Iowa Fv.nine
Press Association. CcUyDsei OF publishers
OF evening newspapers. iu convention here
today, adopted resolutions without dissent
setting forth their opposition To t1t. rat.ar
trust ana calling on Congress To- pass Icc:=-
iatlpn g" remove fr"' t.tri1 duty ri. r,tfie-r
so That competition may reduce the rrira
The resolutions state that ttey. --qr,.s1,t n
parties and political views "
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MINE WORKERS GAVE IN.
Joint Conference Agreed Upon in
Iowa for February -.

pcs lIoiues Ia. Feb 1.-THE Iowa Mine
Workers. in their convention today agreed,
after discussion. 20 accept IN" terms Of the
Mine Operators As-ociati7 II for Join, con-
ference February -. to consider the sched-
I,l,. Tor tn ycar from April l. %-. The
miners had on tn" previous day declared
dly, or not .t .yII. hut when the operators
rnSitiy,.v refused To- meet until after the
Illinois conference had hX"I scale l"F
- Stafe tha mine workers gave in. The
urn.u.,.; ~ trouble Is greatly diminished
by this action.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16

The Lease of Lands in OkIahoma
Territory.
EEPCBLLC SFECIAL


Washington. Feb. 15-The following bills
have been introduced in the House.
BY Senator Chiffon OF TeXas-To prevent
the lease Of certain Indian lands in Okla
hcma Territory for longer period than
one year. The Secretary o: the Interior is
directed to make no further leases Of the
lands of the Wichita and affiliated bands of
Indians. or the kiowG. CofuaChe and Apache
lands in oklahoma Territory for 4 longer
period han one year, until the title 10 the
lands stall have been decided by the Su-
Ireme Court Of the United States in the
suit BOW pending therein between the choc-
law and Chickasaw tribes of Indians and
the Wichita and affiliated bands
lsv Representative Curtis OF kanSas--To
incorporate the Grand Lodge of the Iude-
Ierss!,lt order CT odd Fellows Of the In
Cian Territory.
by senator Harris-For public building
at lftlsb burg. kas., 20 cost $4,000. including
site
by Delegate Flynn-For the appointment
Of au additional United STATES Commissioner
In the Northern judicial District OF the In
dian Territory.
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AHEARN IS HELD.
Police Believe He Has Guiltv
knowledge of the Case.

E!-pr-EI.T" Si'ECTAI.
New York. Feb. I5.-Cornolius Ah.arn.
suspected in connection with the death os
the. B.lrne and Loeffl~r boys IN the closet
e the house at No. Jos Edgcomb avenue.
waS held hr Coroner yucca in s.. 90 bail this
afternoon 20 await the inquest on the bodies
q: the lads.
Ahrarg protests his Innocence, but the
;rIip. have made out a cirCumstantial cas-.
tending to show that the iIuit"r had
guilty ku Wiad.-e Of the presencc OF the boys
II IN alnS.t-
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Marine intelligence.

Antwerp. FEB. l5-Arr!ved: Nederlend,
philadelphia
Southampton. Feb. I5.--Arrtred: ST. Paul,
from New York.
Ncw York. Feb. 16-7Arrivof: I-ahn, Bre-
men: Marquette. from London
Queenstown Feb. Is.-&rrtved: C-eTTrra-iis
New York for Liverpool.
Rotterdam, Feb. j5.-Sailed: Rotterdam,
New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
ustd 10y MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for
their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING,
with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHE.S
the CHILD, SOFTENS THE GUMS, Al
LAYS THE PAIN, CURES WIND collie
aud is the best remedy for DIARRHEA
ASK fer Mrs. Wins!ow's Soothing Syrup"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16
The Door -Kn0Cker Is in
Evidence All Over a
Modern Battlefield.

y : tFe
Il be heard by the is
notr n
o. Of ard
f n only
@ the p2 5
Of 4 rnrar H
SUCH andv Of
Boz and d q Z sdr and
ring the make their w upvard
erear IS %
ares -aita fla in
4 IN nIsreec r Of horse a attnea
4 re arka nj
r
Of In
an NIB SUaerc sand annnu
to
enlai
or mules
climbed over andt the
yelled and the more thev pile no VIII
Wfna o our hsttIn O mornen have old ot
ALT sand
olrh,y tarYe
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REPTBTsIC SFEtTAf4
Harrisburg. III. Feb. 15.-EIIfah johnson
and Mrs. Amanda nr',ds were married At
tn" hoTsc of the bride ueIr this civ las;
night. Tho Bridegroom Is % years old ami
the bride 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16

h'r or banks and post offices IN Illinois AMI
Wisconsin The Government lost SS@ls ii
stamps and money by the robbery Of The
he haib Post uihce last November
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When Wounded Crawl
or Stagger Past You.
You Realize It's Horror.

until assist s wit
IN
a n bru-
trerch
Go
carneU o O " o Wha;
n
scene all camera
can't" 81
% sal !.
You ureadiu 0 wa with
a a up by a
at lie keptcr
10
Re In
Il Q
In IA
d e like rues OF %
havr. that asd a
to
ue ceases TO ofendw owu-
come 10
And another simply
II 10 an annbu bu
3
a II 0 WOUNDED
TO ribe the en-
feel" had received powerful
G. arm or wh.tev FartN #
m d bej was a Wit a
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To Cure a Cold in One ney

Take Laxative BroTao Gulnine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If II fails To
cure. Z. W. Groves signature is on each
box ..c
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Million Shots Fired
at M0dder River and
Only Eight Hundred Hit.


/ WAS led OF i the smtu
an 2 pl0sve buIe said.
look That's / 4 from
of Of
5 dssin Of udrst
0 has give
o. Of the
in wnru eremarka
o greatly ir ed
more than mil
feda u "a were
Of
Goat eev t
field of with orderly
nasss ban rumble
I'll. .ty
r- bear rringr n
laisn
awa q
hc
tackt
field in The way" gathered
batch by the off GERS Who come eIponth
the cheer d" British victory heard
the food anI ir"k too
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-16

a ro:!'ylu sIit was brought bv the city
v..-tFrdIE Justice N..Il.r-- ..,--- .
against Jacob Stern ard Hurris Goldberg
junk dealers. doing business .s St.ru :"
Goldhsrs III No 4.f. Nprsh broadway. -
braSS"S. NJ" plug franz. s,ud other u9y--;
OF nrc piusS- At TIM junk 5,;ri.rs' ut,i-a
been purchased from . ma. manned --.-l
MalcUey. a teamst"r living a; NJ. r-gf ~
liOtt avenue. Vt the request OF S,it..r,.--
teuieut Atkins Of the Water T-:-rtl,,..-. !.
Officers Ban ard sullivan ~ the Sivrh piz-
trict arrested Mal"ncy. who was fG4E-iGaI
by Nh Stern as the man who s:II him the
bra ss.s.
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Fred Shautiera - years old n wiener
WIrSt Yg-ii'Cr. WIS found dead in his roIv7,
at No. ;rG South Ninth street yesterday
morning. Doctor HirnyiCh. who had ben
attending him. SAID that SHtudera 6i.I
from 1Sthm1. II" was FRIED i'm Tt,.ii:.-
several years ago. but was divorced fror,
ii. wife. u. lived alone. auI il Is said
was r-ieuUitSS
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SPORT.

The winners et TaDfCrru: Ella Roland
~ I. Tarpey, Harry Thosurn, Potent
Gevser and Storm King
The grear race mare Surol was yesterday
sold I'm New York for 8. go 70 John II
Shuts.
The winners at New Orleans: Tzlitheful.
Tom kmEHlev. AdTncoT, I'd Garland ia
Inaica and T1nklei
President Powers OF the Eastern Baseball
League says the American Association Will
never open 4 gate
Algol Will carry top weight IN he Mont
Eomerv Handicap. to be run on tie opening
Gay OF The Memphis spring meeting.
The L. a y. yesterday agreed % drop
racing. Conway Sans Was elecret presi-
dent
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GENERAE HoMESTrl

Both sides IN the political contests fl Ken
tIcl<y are awai:iEE action by the courts
o. the injunction proceedings The Demo
Gratis will seek temporary restraining or
der to-day.
Tho evidence Offered at the Csrtsrville
riot trial yesterday az Vienna supplemented
that heretofore aiduCcd by the prosecution.
Governor Stevens Of Missouri asks Con-
Eressmen 70 oppose The convict labor goods
13iil pending in the House.
Reporta from various points IN the West
indicate good prospects for the fruit crop.
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BRITISH NATION
WAITS FOR NEWS.


II forming the TentH, Eleventh. and Twelfth
divisions and sending them 10 the cap" a.
h'' ready for emergency. a. well a. 'h" for
nation ami training At a"m" "f a. many
additional hIrfa'inns as possible. III" say
Lord Ro-ohery's speech IN the House o'
Lords last evoniu.: probably "NTrrS - the
universal feeling and the universal temper,
sHt Il Win do great gooi IN arousius m"
country. Lord noscb'ry s. /" De c"urrs'U-
at@t urou urging thu u..r*sitv of prepar-
Ilg 49,. ua11'
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