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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
CHARGES THAT
RI.pE MERE I SED.

The trouble starred early IN the cay "nl
both sides charge that rvTratcrs were run
in. After - general -luIh'l" in II" alter
noon the Judges returned IN" books ana
ballot boxes To IN, Election commissioner $
Office They w-re i.~Jruct-i t. TAX" them
back t. the polling place AMI upi return
them until after tho time SGT I1r tuy eos
- OF the polls .t 5 O'Clock. Tn" form "i
a primary WAS partly carried out. gut N"
judges refused 10 sign the books. when
renders the primary election In that Ii'-
ciuCt Illegal
In the Second District Of the twenty
third Ward the Clark managers had thlt-S
their Owu way. The vote for the 'laih n
delegation WAS as high as -. while ihr
three opposition tickets east less indn q
naIf-Gozou votes. In this precinct III"
charge of fraud is mad" by IL, iaumhoi
followers Clark was aide in his hSht "y
tn. XioStuhein forces.
In the TwtnJy-foUrth Ward the contest
was between Blake a q Ermm"rS. Inc
Blake delegation won with a wide margin.
The regular Republican d"IeEauon received
G3 votes. while the straight Eepuull'a!
G-,cgl,lJn received only - votes.
In the TW,aty-JI.Htn Ward thr Aloe der
S.tt!ou literally swept the ward over ''
HoltcaHlp Gtit--afIu;t. The Aloe a'!' -'ttl"'i
which was headed : samuel MN,ls"n. 20
C,ivvd SlG votes. ana the vote Tor tht h'''
cation headed Dy colonel {. ". H"lteaial
Ma~ IL. u, Republican vote IN iHl~ W.
= considered UuIsUt.t heavy - h-'h -
T hat HF-. - .. l.s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
145 Boarding Places
Advertised in to-day's Republic.
MUST FORCE ARBITRATION.
Peace Congress Points the Way for
International Comfy.

Paris. Oct 5-The international Peace
Congress epitomized its work in an appeal
to the nations. adopted to-day. in when
the congress cOnd INNS the refusal of the
British Government to agree TO aThitra-
tinn or mediation in South Africa. ana 'A-
praSSeS keen r,gret that the majority ol lhe
G,v.rum. who might have offered me
diation abStIin't from "a DONG IL STntc OK
their r,3ciiic declarations a. TE" Hague.
Regarding China. the c"rSreS~. after rec
oguizing and pointing out tn" prin ~
causes of discomfort upon the part ol the
Chimes urges that the solution of the CON
fiict be lust and equitabi. and in conform
ity with the unalionable right Of the populd-
tons 20 freely dispose Of Themselves.
The congress pointed out the moral ana
material injury resulting rom formidable
armaments. and recommends the Govern
rf..rts to study these qu. stipns. on the Solu-
tiou rf which. it is asserted. d'p'nd.5 me
prosperity and the WY existence OF the
nations.
The congress then recommends iut"rua-
tional arbitration. and urges tn" conclusion
OF treaties making arbitration permanent
ard obligatory
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06

fc-ra t;., i've against H'r1 ard the I1an-
r-l i. N.... -t r-s ,-it -F.. u "a N l..t.
.llI...f f..... Yesterday. the Sheriff saic t--,,t
-. rim vs. y.r.ic.' from a man HEli1s IA
I,.:r. g.. aaI that Afterwards stF-i = II
,rir.i-I:ir-. letters We're ftEe-H' - :,
Dent County rhy-t,.an- The oh"T.1 "oHli
moi ..iy, the names u either oI tEe Ltr
t.rE The, officials declare. hc"-N~ts '-d,
tItv have rl.ig an important arrest anu
tI,.r others may s-iE be expected
= warrant Cl4:ri-S murder IN the INST
Ga-r,- was issued a-a';'ft NcIGiltsr
f.r,i.,. ~ Iu--Ie. cr-cusfaller uron appE-
c...an OF Prosecuting A-ta,-ney ie!iGIn-
IT,. f-tar~--.f.u was sWorD t1 Dy Fabic
Administrator Thomas r. Alderman OF
C;f.r.aa who is 2 member OF tie Cltizens
Commit that subscribed a SO reward
FIR the capture Of the murderer or MURDER
NsCumi,r still denies the charge, and
e.v.; h, viii prove an ali6t by a keeper OK
\ ca-nIIfua-housc in NattoOu. H.. where
ne claims To- have been N tie night tla'
-tt. murder was committed.
g-.,-rirlr,r admitted having served FOUR
terms .r -rp U,r- County jan for hghtlnS-
Etct'.-,7rs- VIII be arra lcr"G before JUS
70, Green. f-iGrr this morning He mas
..r-r...- -...a-rr h. l.. Matthews 70 defend
him Meantime report has reached cay
-g., fr-t tl.ra fe 'auuer o. the jail being
attacked 10y a mob from Meramec Town
ship. and the Sheriff and his deputies are
on the alert
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
Big Craps Game Over Alpine ~
loan. No. 23il Olive Street,
Raided by Lieut.. Johnson.
PARAPHERNALIA IS SEIZED.
Nine Players Captured and Bank
Roll OF Sl73.55 Falls Into Oh
fccrs' Hands-.Ioe Hat
ton. GamekeePcr.

The Grams game that has been run on Ile
third rcor Of the bLi!dirg at No 2oi4 pA'e
street over the Alpine saloon. was fal''"
b, police Iicutenau; johnson AMI SIarilI
officers NJ renna and Williams al ~ o c'o'N
lat night.
The police consider that the raid was suc-
c..-sfuI. as they arrested the Keeper of tnt
,,,ne former Detective Joe Httton, and
MIN. pIavers. procured a craps table with an
f.. covering Of green cloth. bank roH q
60 =. and stakes on the table amounting
10 sil.
All were loaded into patrol wagon. and
r..r-.I 10 the -Four Courts. The players
v.,,r. released on bond furnished by Jake
Johnson. Iiat.ou Ms held ami "arIaA'
will T.. applied for. The other cases VIII Se
d.-uos.d of in the police court
Tn. Alriue saloon : Couductei 10y Jere
VI Kn,hIer at No. 224i Olive street Hat
tons craps game has not been above 1t un-
~ recently. having formerly been con-
durtca In a third foor room farther east
s,,,- ,v.-I,s ago however move WIS made,
md since then according to residents or
-b. Io,1Itv The lively times in tne nHl.h-
b.rhc1d Of jefferson and Olive street nave
reached abnormal proportions Ine rd'I
last uf-ht followed protests against ihlS NJ
. TG.iTfgu~ tOfGllIt'l ~ tA4i'---' '''-'
T. lieutenant Johnson, there was not iAe
least difficulty.
I'VE knocked at the door. and the door
: WIS op-uoI." said the Lieutenant th'n
We went in caught the game in progress
/ arrested the ke,1er the players. s"izeI tne
table. the bank roli and stakes !oaie" theu
into the wa-cn. and brought them Oh oo""
/ 70 the -Four Courts.
/ The PLAYERS arrested gave these names tc
the Sergeant 1t the Central station.
lanes Bell. IiChIrl Robertson. kei
Coon. Max Sigumund, Robert g Evans
| charles Walker. Joseph W Erlds'S
! Charles Y Graves. William BRIGGS. an'
! Joseph Hattnn of No. -Sii olive street 'h'
/ game kcC per. .-,.
\ crowd that blocked the street Wa''ii''
/ ,ts rid The vatrCI wagon came arount
, on the jefferson avenue SIDE very qt.''t-E
| lieutenant Johnson and OihccrS NtN ~. ~
| and Williams marched mo tiS Va SI''
and started upstairs -, ,,.,1 ,r
| last as they did 50 a waiter opened. IN
! door coT,irE into the haTr"cm 70 M -
I order for drinks. Tho policeman luSiet -
I him and walk u up TIE narrow steps 10 III
/ second floor , ,.b 20 IN
/ ,,.,,-iiirg room and before IN" player
~ ri,,t wa happening. there was
. o..iet knock or thc door II WIS 'l''.iI,
! without question. \ game oi Iar-e pf"i,"i
ti,rs Vs. IN full blast. and the onIccrS h,'
I an easy tit-s. - .. .,,.,.o.e
-Tlls officers also entered the rooms acrpS
tho street Kept 10y Johnny NlEn. hIt 1puH
The doors wide open ami no sign Oh Il gam
in urogreS-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
"HOTBEDS OF HERESY.'
Eaptist Minister DcnounCcS Bap-
fist Seminarios.

so,,,b'nrtun. Conn. oct 5.-Th" adjourn
,,.rt Of the anniversary meetings -. ihe
New Haven Baptist Association VS. pre-
r.,I,d by a Hv-Iy debate. occasionei 10y
s..,-..ri,ral attack upon the Newton 'ihco-
i,rl,-I Seminary. near Boston. aLd tAe
University Cf Chicago s-,...,
a resolution was presented. ana au"p1''i
after heated argument, asking that au oi
tb, churches IN that association h' ask"u
tn tntr A collection for the Newton Ih'"-
iNrIrai Seminary. II WAS announced til''t
Inhn - Rockefeller had promised {" give
Thr institution $50 Ga If a similar amount
c.uIi H., raised in other quarters. Tho Nv
.r,ud T. A. T. Hanna of shelton, "pp'-ri
tho resolution in vigorous Language. lie
said: 80. --s
varciiy al Chicago arr IothedS o. a~i';N.
Tr.fr instructions, lead tn" pupils from mo
SOLID foundation Of II. old Theology 10 sHe
shifting quichsaUd of the new. so-ediltd SCI
eltitic r,ii zion 1t.
..I,n.lrg men he continued. go to those
institutions wi:h a true. uuwHN"rlur I...l1
| in tine Alm-hty. Before long. huVrN"I =
| fr.,- are fhai.cu by the doubts Of their ~
! t.r. vino turn on the Bible the seHTch'i-lt II
/ nf science, ard while not absolutely rsJ'''-
, inc rorrious of it as untrue. they so a. '.-'
| certain passages of the Eibi" with d'u"'9
| ans s,I.utiiIc data that their teachings los
| their weight a.d their pupils be""m" Atht'
| isis nj heart. II they do not SHOW th'lr a.
| nostiCism OutWaTGly.'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
local Am STRTRRAN.


Notices have been sent TO registration
sudses and clerkz to appear at lie 10"
Commissioners office and take III" "''h-
The children Of James VI. F'ranoiS'ns
delegate TO their mother fuh '"''T' va
their fathers estate for two years
Attorney James ! Mcbride who was re
,orted missing. was found at lis son
home.
Philip Ross Weaver. 14 yo1rs old "l
y,loor,irrton. Ill, asked che Dol.c' '' 5, m
Itr, home after he had tired ~ lcaiIn- me
life OF tramp
To-day at noon. registration IT 'he mann
office in the City Hall Viii '''S'.
6svs' registration in the precincts b'-''S
October g. a..
A warrant charging muriH- n 'nr ..t> ms
degree was issued against I"H" y, .',,' ,,. o.,
who Is accused of coInih'IlN 'h "'' N'''''H
Of Mrs Smith at Gl"nC e. Mo.
A movement has been started .n 'I1NI'h
90 raise funds TO erect a Hs"ntiAri'' u
Judge HirzeL so,o
Mel D,ckey. the hov who Hmh"z2lei , "
from, his employer, was taken HAsA ~ -
Joseph for trial.
The New City Hospital hih may "
amended TO provide Il sursl;3i N'''"'
Tho International order Of Railway IeieE-
- ,,;iI convene here Monday. 10 'n-
,csticata charges against one a. It's o'''e'S-
r,,izen seeing I fruit N"narr awning
-, ere threw :he dealers lemonade on ''1
flames. ,
Judre s,dene-'s efforts 10 effect recon-
ciIiation between Mr.. and Mrs harry L.
Barter have failed.
The wife OF Jacob DHlarher seeks "i'-
rant. charging him with Abandonment
Funeral services were held over '"e ''''
of aged Miss Catherine j. Murphy
CItizens living near washington on -
81. r.,-oratiou of the dram
WI, WI. Wcn,,se OF A. Repetto at No. l''i Eu-
clid avenue. 9. ,,,;s
today is the last Of the great St i-o"''
descendants Of two pioneers held reunion
pear St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
KILLED HERSELF
AND CHILDREN.
New York Mother Also Attempted
iu TAX" Third Chili'S
Life.
POISON AND PISTOL USED.
Without Any Apparent Cause. Il
Wealthy and FaShi"nabl"
Woman Became Possessed
of ilomicidal Mania.

EETU Bill" SPECIAL.
New York. oct 5-ImrcIed by a strange
power that overmas;erei her maternal low.
Mrs. Lillian Smith, the wife of Walter NJ
Smith. at their country home. ~ Inwooi-
ou-th,-Huds D.. to-day shot and killed their
G-y,ar-plG son. AuIrcw. and 5-year-"Ii
daughter. Mabel.
Then. apparently falling IN an attempt to
poison with carIour acid her daughter
E.heI, y. she shot her. inflct!ng probably
fatal injuries. and IN the h'h,f that the
tragedy was thr o-fr.rt'se done. she ended
Irr own life Win q bullet through the
heart.
Mrs. smiths body and that of the hoy lay
to-ulrh; in the nous" where they de'. Tie
wounded children were taken Ia H." F'fa-
ham Hospital. whe-e It - said they can
not recover.
Mrs Smith was 50 years old. and was mar
ri-d to Mr Smith when she WAS :" years
u'I. There was no shadow IN their lio.
tie stricken husband said Tonight They
Ly,d until thr,. weeks a-o I'm handsome,
broWnston- house in L,uoN avenue
Mrs. smiths health failed during the
summer, ana. in tn" belief that country air
would benefit her. hey husband rented Tor
III. winter the Frank Leslie homestead In
Broadway. near Byckcnan street. Ir"'"i
Mrs smith this morning drove mr. hu~-
I
Hundred ana F.fty-flrh street. and. return
3 ing, dismissed the CodcEman and his WIFE,
, WHO acted GS hOust maid. for n" Jay. mo
: Couul,. drove away I'm tn" fImiiy "drriIce.
/ Apparently the mother had not delayed
. long after the CarriaE" was "ut Of sight h"-
. fore she lost her self-CuU.rl / and BEGAN
I her humic.tal work. Andrew wa.~ killed
3 first. He was found LYING face ""wuN ara
# IN the kitchen his school books beside him.
: No doubt he was shot as he entered the
/ house. Upstairs Ethel and her baby sister
| had been playing in their mother "'"Hi. 4
/ large apartment on the second t"ur. over
! LOOKING the Hudson and the wooded height ;
4 beyond
She first tried to poison them with car
bolic acid. for th. burns of the uult Sn' Wed
/ on their faces. necks aud hands Probably
/ she had ende, y0red TO induce them L. tax"
I IL without a show of fore, and. falling IN
! that, had tried 10 for" II into their
| threats There had been a desperate Strus-
/ 90 in the room.
The tragedy was discovered by the coach
/ man, Moore. and his wife. uGon their fe-
turn at 80 O'Clock. Mrs. smiths body
vas found in the hall~dy- Moore notified
the authorities ana m" younger ehi.dr'i
were taken 70 ForGhIm Hospital IhcN
have not yet r"Ediuo,, consciousness
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
JUDGE M'BRlDE NOT MISSING.
Blamcs German Barkecpcr for
S1artinm Surh 4 HCnnrt.

Attorney James -. Mcbride will b" At the
-Four Co-rts to-day TO claim penalties Tor
undue excitability from certain of his
friends Mr. NcHriIa was not N the tour
courts Yesterday lie admits that sHch =
rhin.; is unusual. but at the sam" time NJ
docs rut think il justified the Wild report
which was uut in circulation that he was
'nissn-." that he had not been seen Tor
several days and that his r"iatlNeS anu
friends feared h. had been waylaii or ON
erviSr disposed Of
\ Republic reporter last night found Mt,
Mcbride II 2i-I Whittier street. the nome
Of his son. Victor NCBride. patr"nhn ot
tn, Ninth District. lie was enjoying
bottle Of beer -. -
- am not missing that | krow o. ne
said Haven't lha.n missing. either, 10 thc
Lssi Of nv knowledge and belief. | came
our here WsInesiay to deliver some lesa.
rapcrS 10 10y son. and decided | would stay
for a day. II | have been waylald. or
have otherwise met with foul play the JOKE
is on me- for | don't recall il. speaking "r
Jokes, though. there Is a German barkeeper
near the Four Courts who VIII nave 20
stand treat on this. / am pretty sure re
was the first one To miss me. ana mat IN
his alarm h. started the report OF my SEN
sation4I disappearance
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
crNrpAI. DOMESTIC.

,,,,, R-van made an even dozen
,,.ecbes Yesterday In as fnaH! -,
.durrs A cordial reception was SN'" '-''''
at each place .,,,+ +ro
r.,or,s from Care Nome state that '''e
,oocb ,s worked out and tha' uO' -
.I,an sa,.l 900 was washed out thsie u''''7
the year. ,t. y,vestl-
The special Grand Jury. which .,,r+,s5 l,,n
<ata5 tha riots at Akron. o. mas re'u ~ ~.
s.'s,.s go against forty-fve men anu
boys. .,.-ao,.5 <or
An English syndicate has conttaclf,n conH',', 80 %
--anNo -ors of Alabama coal. CeHEe'-eS ''
extend over a period OF TWO Es'i,S' 49,
r,oc+o- Robert Il. Sheppard mas peeh
-,actad nr.sident of Northwestern ~ nv g.
s,,, 70 succeed Doctor Henry WADE Rogers
who has resigned.
The Laundry Trust OF Chicago is reio. va
70 have been broken up, owing 10 the 'l.. ,,,
fight against 1t by tie A~
panies Of the CITY ., =,
,a,r boundary marking is reported 10
80 been found in the disputed portion "l
tpe Mount Baker District. by ram 0au SUI
veying party ,-
c.,-o-ro- pIrr-ee VIII call the Michigan
rog,.,ature together in special sesSiuii "
.,Seevor TO have submitted TO the w ,
a, the next general elecnon
amendment providing for the '"Nt"S S 90 90
railroads ana corporations on tAe N"'ue VI
their property. a.,
,sct of attendance at the Flory meeting.
Co,r,essman shackleford speaking TO
large audiences in Illinois.
lanes III. Eckels, eX-Comptroller OF 'nS
Currency. defends the Republican nauon''
administration. mainly by the aFsuInel' "
,p.t there are no trusts, and, that If mere
are. they are beneficial to the IhDo'er'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
NO POLITICS IN THE STRIKE.
President Mitchell Denies tn,
Charge of a Republican.

HazletOn. Pa. oct. 5--PreSldeht ii''"''''
when shown a dispatch to-day. IN "il4'"
an officer of 4 political organization was
quoted as saying that the anthracite coal
miners strike was MANNED by Alr. John
son of the National Democratic commit
tee the Mayor of Indianapolis and himself
at recent meeting in lndlanapollS. s'uu
be was reluctant TO believe that the gen
tIernan quoted had made the charge. ana
stated positively that the story WAS IN
true.
He said he did not know Mr.. johnson
and had never held conversation win
Navor Tacgart in his life. President
Mitchell said that any man who would IN
aueuratc a strike in the interest of any po-
litical organization would he q serving OF
severest punishment which could he meted
ont to him. and that any person who would
make political capital out of the suffering
and misery of the men, women ana chill
dren of the anthracite region would he un-
worthy of the privilege OF citizenship.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
SAYS He WAS GATES'S PARTNER
Former st. Louis Inventor i'll san
Francisco AlmshOuse.


San Francisco. cal. Oct. 5.-Henry FGchs'
formerly partner Of Millionaire John w
Gates. IS an inmate of the san Francisco
aImshouse. Fuchs says he first met Gates
in St Louis in Isl
Il was in business making harbei WIG
and nails" he sail. I invented the ma
Crio,s and patented then. I sold hul my
u.t,utS ana a third in; rest in mS hu@lN =,
and Alfred CLIFFORD. VINO is now asst "a.
manager Uf the American steel anu - ne
COMPANY. bought another third. In hity Il
months we III aie $500 clear and every thtilS
looked all right. Then Gates and ! quar-
relied after which ne agreed to tuE me
out lie still owes me one payment
trusted him and took no notes
Fuchs says he has met with bad iu.h
since leaving 81. Louis and recently went TO
the almShouSe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
WARRANT AGAINST M'CUMBER.
Charged With Killing Mrs. Smith
Officers Reticent.

Sheriff Kerth. Prosecuting Attorney HE
dorm and the other officials OF st. Louis
County who caused the arrest OF John
NcCumber Of Salem. Dent County, on sus.
;,icion of being implicated in the murder Of
reticent regarding the nature OF the e'i-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
No TRACE OF FrCuS HERE.

FuChe's story OF his COnDo0ilNn "ITH
John ". Gates in 81. Louis could nos te
verified here last night. Mr.. Eona MeIs;
wire business stated that he had 10 rec"i,
lection OF any machine inventor named
Fuchs.
= F. Goltra Of the American steel and
Foundry Company did not know the name.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06

EFPJ BI.iC SFEClAI. =
Richmond. Va. oct. 5-Senator John ".
Daniel this evening agreed 10 go 10 Indiana
and make one speech for the II, ilotrd.-. ~
Togansno-t Ind October IS. The Senator
is to go into the Ninth Virginia District
on october %. where the bitterest hight m
Virginia is being waSed, and VIII remain
q week on the stump.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
p;na Intelligence.

rI,,,b,rq oct. ARRIVED: -Grar Nai17'
- fro,, New York. via Cherh"urS.
I,vernool. Oct 5.--ArTived: tynrie' 'o'''
New York. 7--,,,,,,io New
York. via Marseilles. .,or
GLASGOW. oct. 5.-Arrived: Laurentiah'
New York. ~ ,r.- New
York for Bremen ,,,o-.b- =
yokobarna, Oct. 2.-Arrived: Monmouth
.b;re portland, ore. for honE-hohs.
Hamburg. oct. 5.-Arrived: KAISER f''e"
,icb via Plymouth and CheFb"urg;
So,IeE oct. ARRIVED: Kaiser NNhenh
II New York, for Genoa
Havrc. oct. 5-Arrived: la GaScoshe'
New York. ~
London, Oct 5-sailed: Marquette New
York. c,,, ,-o,,,,or
wealth. from Liverpool. for Boston
Southampton. oct. 5-Sailed: Fuerst Bis
rarck from Hamburg. New ho'h, VIZ
WoyilIe. oct. 5-Saied: Anchoria, from
Glasgow. New York.
Liverpool. Oct. sailed: Tauric. New
York.
Liverpool
Cherbourg. Oct. 5.-Sailed. Steamer Fuer1
bismarck. from Hamburg ana Southampton
for New York.
New York. oct 5.-Arrived: August
Victoria, Hamburg, Southampton and Cher
bourg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
FIGURING ON INDEMNITY.
Report That Allies Will Demand
Two Hundred Million Dollars.

Shanghai Thursday. oct. +.-The aston
i~hment Of the Chinese was great when to-
day they received official notification from
the Niceroy to the effect that foreign
q,reess.ra had neCessitIted the degradation
OF pror!incut members "f tn" court.
The new German cable from tht-Foo 10
Tsin-Tau has been opened.
IL is reported that tn allies Will demand
an indemnity. which viii aggregate tio.vt5.-
Go CsrVtO ,uVJl.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
ur,nu md Stevenson Club.

EFPJ' BLlC SPECIAL
Tcxarkana Ark. oct 5.-The Bryan and
stevenson Club of this city met tonight
and adopted plans for the prosecution OF
vigorous campaign. Several local orators
addressed the club.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
NEW TRAINING FOR STUDENTS.
Minnesota University May Have
SpeciaI Consular Course.

St. Paul Mimi. Oct. state SupcTin-
tendent of instruction Lewis has reported
favorably 10 the Board IF Regents OF the
State University upon the proposition 10
establish n course specially desigred to train
students for positions in the consular serN-
ice, and generally to lit them for active
business careers.
The Board Of Regents has not yet taken
formal action on the proposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06

T,a-o Df-tr--r.. fails 20 cure Ring worm Tet-
ter. old Ulcers ana sores. pin1pies and Biack-
ha,Is on the face and al skin diseases. Soc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06
LOW RATES 10 DALLAS
Nia Irnn Mountain Route.

Tickets ON sale October and :. at one
fare for the round trip rlus 500, so"d 20
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LOW RATES TO DaLEAS
VI. ur,n Naun.nin Route.


One fare for the round trip tpius sZ'D.
Tickets on sale october ana ;. E"oc Ior
return thirty days from date OF sale
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06

The Executive Committee or the amer
fcan Ticket Brokers Association Is III seS
sion here.
u-o,,b, traffic representatives, Of South
.ostern lines met here yesterday.
The Kansas City Southern obtained re
e.ra;ning order against the Arkansas COM
mission.
Southern Pacific directors met IN New
York.
All Western roads viii meet cut rates
rade by the Great Northern
The committee which will select hrd"
Quarters for the new Transcontinrn'a fas
s.nger Association Will meet IN 'hicdso ~
Monday. ,,,,,
for disabled trainmen.
Tho {. Louis Railway club Will Ineet q .
,,,a Soutbar, Hotel on Friday. OCTOBER i
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SpaRTI\G
RAILROADS..

Doralice. Pirates Daughter. FoEa'L' I" 'oI''
Kingsley, Einstein and Ami" oldie!d Ne'o
the winners at Kiml0ch PARK
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TO eyre COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. All drug
.ists refund the money If IL fails 10 cure. H.
Is, Groves signature is on each box. &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-06

Chius anE Fever is q bottle OF Groves rssteiess
chin Tonic. Ii is simply and qu.rlrs IA g.
tastcle.s form. No cure-no pay fTics Jlc-