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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19
RECOMMENDS SERUM
FOR DOG OISTEMPER, +,
DIR. T. f. Delaney Claims to Have
Discovered an Absolute
Preventive.
EEPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Dec. 1S.-Iorers and owners
OF well-bred dogs will be interested in the
discovery of a serum for distemper by Doc
tor T. e Delaney. prominent veterina-
rian. Doctor Delaney has been experiment
ing for over ten years with serum or vac
cine. and demonstrated Friday night in
his laboratory the practical results OF his
investigations before body OF veterina-
rians.
In the past three weeks five fox terriers
were vaccinated and put In room with
three CANNES suffering from distemper in
its most virulent form. The puppies were
kept with these dogs until tie distemper
had passed of. and not one of the animals
which had been vaccinated was affected
in any way by the disease. Doctor Delaney
has vacc;nated. all together. 10 dogs. and
kept in touch with the owners OF these aEi.
mails. and has had weekly reports. some or
which he read to his clinic.
Neterina rians say that any dog vaccirat-
ed by this serum will be immune from dis
temper. and they have requested Doctor
Delaney to make his discovery known to
the veterinary world.
The operation of vaccination Is performed
on the dog as it - on human beings: the
serum being rubbed In On the inside of the
hind leg where there is no hair. The value
of this discovery is more apparent when II
is known that valuable dogs are DESTROYED
every year by So-called humane societies
and the causes which led to the killing in
ninety -niEe cases have been directly attrio-
vi ed to diStempsr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19
COMMITTEE CHOOSES
HANNA As CHAIRMAN.
Eody Created by Labor and Capt.
tai Conference Organizes and
Declares Its Plans.
TO KEEP INDUSTRIAL PEACE.
To Help Establish Rightful Rela-
tions. to Prevent Strikes and
to Act as ArbitratOrs Where
Called Upon to DO So.

New York. Dec. 1S.-The General Gem
lri;tee appointed yesterday at the iator ard
c, pi:al conference to-day organized. elect
ed Its officers. chose its name. and alnpte'
declaration as 20 its plans md scope.
The officers chosen are:
Chairman-senator Mark Harm
Vice Chairmen-Samuel Gompe.s and Cs-
car s. Straus.
Treasurer-Charlss A. Moore.
Secretary-Ra,ph NJ. Easley.
Committee on By-Iaws-Oscar <S. StrauS.
s. T. Callawey. Jams a 4-'-Snis. John j.
McCook Samuel Gor1pe-s and Harry Hitc-
The Committee on Bylaws will 'eport
Sc; OF bylaws to the Executive Commit
tee at 4 meeting TO be held abolt the last
week IN January. the date to be fixed ty
the chairman
Thf. declaration rs to the plan and scope
OF the committee was given OUT
This committee shall be known as the
Industrial Department Of the National
Civic Federation.
The SCOPE and province OF t:lis depart
ment shall be do what may seem best
to promote Industrial peace. to be helpful
in establishing Yigh;ful relations between
employers and workers. hy its good ofices
to endeavor to obviate ard prevent strikes
and lockouts: TO aid in renewing Industrial
relations where 4 rupture has occurred
That at all tines representatives Of en-
pioyers and workers. crgaEixed or unor-
eani1ed. should confer for the adjustment
Of differences or disputes before IN acute
stage Is reached. ard thus avoid or min
im.ze the number Of strikes or iockouts-
THAT mutual agreements ~ to conditions
under which labor shall be performed
should be encouraged. and that when agree
ments are made the terms thereof should
be faithfully adhered to- both In letter and
In .piri. by both parties.
This department. either as 4 whole or
a subcommittee by II appointed. shall. when
requested act as a forum to adjust and
decide upon questions at issue between
workers and their employers. providing
that. in its opinion. the subject is one Of
sufficient importance
This department will not consider ah-
stract Industrial problems.
This department assumes no power OF
srb.tration unless such powers be con-
ferred by both parties OF 4 dispute.
This department shall adept set OF By
laws for its government"
CLEVELAND HAS NOT DECIDED.
Princeton. n. J.. Dec. M-Fosmer Presf-
dent Cievelend was asked to-day whether
he had accepted Membership on the Labor
Comnittce appointed in New York yestef-
day. Mr.. Cleveland said:
NO. have not ct accepted It. am not
prepared to make statement at the pres
ent time"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19
RAYS ANTI-ANARCHY BILL.

II VIII Probably be the nssts sl
H01se LeGislation On That Subjeef.
Washington. Dec. 1S.-Chairman Ray Of
the House Committee on Judiciary. to-day
introduced an anti-anarchy measure which
probably will be the basis Of legislation on
that subject in the House. The measure is
very elaborate. and brings together feat
ures of the many propositions made for
dealing with the subject. II provides the
death penalty for assaults on the Pres.-
dent or other executive officers. II Is made
a felony to advise or teach the overthrow
Of the Government or any interference with
Government Officers. The death penalty Is
also provided for consp;racies in this coun-
try leading to the killing Of a foreign King.
Emperor. President or other ruler.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19
LOCAL LEADERS REGARD
SELECTIONS A COMPROMISE.

Mayoralty campaign was prominently men,
member of the Republican City Central
Committee. and of the Merchants League
Club. and belongs to several fraternal So
married and lives at Nc. 223s University
street
The office OF Collector OF Internal Revenue
has at his disposal seventeen office berths
and seven deputyships. Unlike some other
Federal officers. the Collector has no fixed
tenure of Office. being removable at the
pleasure of the President
Mr.. Wenneker said Yesterday that he
would qualify and file his bond probably on
January . and take charge. Il will make
no immediate changes in the Office force"
he said. Il must have time to familiar,xe
myself with the office and consider how 1
can better the service. as intend to MAIN
tain one of the most efficient and satisfac-
tory administrations the office has ever
known
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T.,lor city Belt Railway.

Ths Taylor City Bel. Railway Company
has been incorporated by q. G. Warner.
Russell Harding. +. G. Merriam. E. F.
Yoakun. +. I. winchell and c. II. BeEss-
Capital Is ss.dsN.
The company will build connecting line
of standard-yaugc railway between the
Frisco and the Missouri Pacific tracks and
the Worlds Fair site. The track will begin
near the Scuilin-tialiazEer steel foundry and
VIII run 10 the soutnefn oouncarS line OF the
site.
The Worlds Fair Executive Committee
has appointed 4 subcommittee. consisting of
C. G. Warner. John Scullin. Howard Elliott
and Murray Carlton. to meet with the
Worlds Fair TRANSPORTATION Committee to
discuss the question of n traffic manager for
the terminal railway system of the World 5
E.ir
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position in 1893. and Reelected in 1900.
While he is an intimate political and So
cial associate Of Secretary Hitchcock. Con-
gressmen Bartholdt and Joy. Chairman
Atkins and Messrs. Charles Parsons and ".
H Thompson. 1t is believed by his friends
that he is not Objectionable to Kerens, as
he has never been active against the Ma
tional Committeeman. He has a wife and
is the father of three children. This ap-
pointment came to him unsolicited and un-
expected.
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Congressional Committee in RarthOldts dis
trict. and has been member OF the Con-
gressional Committee ever since, and has
always been regarded as that Congress
mans first lieutenant in all his campaigns
He was delegate to the Republican Ma
tional Convention in 1885,. He has been Il
member of the Republican State Committee
for some twelve years In all. being twice
elected as member-at-large. He IL at
present chairman of the Republican State
League, having been first elected to that
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NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE.

GOveF0Or N1G0e1 q. Oter0's ApDOa1S>
neAt Ready for COs1TDot1Oa.
Washington. Dec. ls.-The President tc-
day sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
Mieaei A Otero. Governor Of New Nexi-
co; Benjamin s Baker. NebgaSka. A.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
New Mexico. Levi r Davis. Recefver q
Public Moneys at Sun Dance. Wy: 1fo4.
erick Muller. Receiver Of Public Moneys ae
Santa Fe. n. II.
Also the appointments under the DspeSt-
ment Of Justice announced yesterday a1tG
the Cabinet meeting
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m.ttee. which will conisder this bill. favor
its Passage. notwithstanding the fact that
II VIII involve an outlay Of thousands of
dollars represented In unrsued stamps The
members recognize the justice OF the claims
OF those who are left with stamps on their
hands as a result of the passage Of the
modified wlr-reye1,,e. act
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19
MAY FIGHT NEW YEARS DAY.
White and Yauxer Nny Come Tokether
I'm This City ON January 4.

In dispatch to the sporting editor of The
Republic. wired from Chicago at the close
of the GanEer-Sernste!n bat.!". President
Charles Haughton of the West End Club.
this city states that he has made bil for
the Write e-TanEer battle for st. Louis New
Years afternoon and hopes to pull OF the
bout on that date.
Haughton still holds the signatures OF
10th men in their contracts for the battle
which was originally scheduled for the lat
ter part of November in this city. Both are
anxiors for the match and Haushto9 is
hopeful Of bringing It of.
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$500 to $500

Bowling Green. Mexico, Centralia, Marshall.
Higglnsville and other Missouri points via
the Chicago and Alton Railway. Good to
start on morning train of day before Chrfse-
mas and good returning morning after
Christmas. Further particulars at City
Ticket once of The Only Way" Sixth
and Olive streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19

For &S.cOO.Ooo AErse.ltsre DsilAane.
Washington. Dec 1s.-ln accordance WisA
authority conferred h< Congress last year
the Secretary Of Agriculture has had plans
prepared for q handsome new building fce
the Department Of Agriculture. and to-day
Representative Mercer Of NebrAskA intro.
duced q bill appropriating S-e1o0oe for the
proposed new structure
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REPEBIIC SPECIAL
washinston. Dec. 1S-As . result Of
rspreseutatious made to the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue BY members Of Con-
xress, that odlcSal II preparing btn which
yin be offered In the House providing for
purchased under the v1r-fevenue act.
Claims axHregating thousands OF dollars
have been fled With the Commtysioner Of
Internai Reyenue. but under . rulinG Of the
departu,ent they cannot be paid Without
ection by Congress. The leGialatlon To hs
proposed VIM b applicable to unused
IS tnose uncanceled- Il b propooed to
find q timo limit In which ciafnaa must
b alea d order To insure the1r paymeat
teQb0n e he Wayn and Moons Co0-
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REPI-BIIC SPECIAL
New York. Dec. 1S.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing WesternerS:
St Louis G. d. Carpenter. H. Weaver and
Mrs Weaver. Manhattan; H r knight. ] 8
Ferry. 4. sinclair. Jr.. W. e. Grey. r. J. Wood,
Holland; W F. DAWSON N Gettnann. Navarr-:
4 Robinson Normandie: G: Willis. Waldorf:
f. l. Bryant. Grai.d Union; ". b Perry Net
ropolitan: Doctor A. Darling, Ashland
Kansas City-Mrs. b. W. Zens KensnSton. B.
z. Hax. Metropolitan: J. B. Shaumann, Navarro:
+. 6. Hastings. Grand
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19

when passing behind a street car. loak
out for the car approaching from opDosito
direction"
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Civil Service Exaninatisr.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. 1S-A civil-service ex-
animation will be held January Is at FL
Paso. Tex for the position Of fireman and
watchman In the Custom-tGuse
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Fine Furs.

An Exceptional Opportunity to Psrcbass Holiday oas@
This morning shall show for the first time spe'
cial purchase Of Fur Neck Pieces
Natural and Blended Hudson Bay Sable, Baum Mar
ten Scarfs and Boas both in long and short effects.
Sable, Isabella and Blue Fox, Black and Cinnamon
Bear, Mink, Beaver, Black and Blue Lynx and Chin
chilla Sets.
These Furs selected especially for the holidays
and marked at considerably less than early sea-
sons prices.
Also full line of Misses and children's Fur Sets
s1.75 to $1,000 per set.
Trimmed Millinery.
B off,
Our regular Pre- Holiday Sale of Women's Dress,
Street and Outing Hats including Paris models, be
gan yesterday morning and will BE- continued through
out the week,
At reduction of 33113!9b from former prices
Dress Goods.
Skirt-Lengtl1s and Dress Patterns.
In TIE Black Goods Department we have arranged
a special sale CT Dress and Skirt Lengths for the
holidays.
The assortment consists of
DRESS PATTERNS
yards Of 4oinch AllWool Chevo for $3.50
1.-Two
of 54inch Woof $500
SS.lo
Wool Zibet 5000
SKIRT LENGTHS
Of WoolCh for
s sss ss wss zss, ags,s :::s
a.w&d'7a~z5822ny
COMPANY.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. 1k-Repeesentativs
Selby Of Illinois to-day introduced bills n
follows:
Making an appropriation Of S00e for
dredging Hamburg Bay. In Calhoun Ccun-
ty. Illinois: $5,01 for removing the bar IN
the Mississippi River at Hahburg: 0a0
for dredging the Illinois 1t the mouth Of
Cacoupin Greek.
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Ma1 O'ReIl to u.derxo y, Oper.tIea

Baltimore. Dec M-Max O'Ren tonight
announced that he would cancel all further
lectures and undergo an operation for ap-
peEdicitis in New York In few weeks. He
said that II he survived the operation he
would return to Para
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Washington. Dec. B-The House Com
mit.ee on Agriculture to-day fixed jan
uary for taking up the anti-oleomar8o-
rine question. At which time the various
interests will be assigned dates for hear.
ings.
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VIad boOtok, Dec A-Arfived: Queen
eAAeiai1A 6eafflA Via Tacoma. for Port
Hsu&Kmg. Dsa. 1A-Arxived. previously:
OteaR7D Iudrayen, Portland, Ore. via
1Gurue1h end Yokphama. Olympia. Tacoma,
Tari&, Dec N-Pa@ed: Steamer Colum-
i haa, Nv York. via Gibraltar. for Algiers,
Z Nap3e4 land Genoa.
QueeSaoWn, Dec. N-Afrfved: waesland.
nFcm Ehfladelphia. for Liverpool
LivelDool. Dec M-ArFfved: Oceanic,
seroa NV York. Sailed: Eylvania. Boston.
Piyns6uth. Dec. R-AIfived: Deutschland,
from New York, for Cherbourg and Ham,
burg.
New York, Dec. D.-Arrfvsd: Hohenzol-
s1ern. from Naples: Victoria, Marsenles.
0aIled:. 81. Louis. Southampton: Teutonic.
1kvefpeol: Southwark. Antwerp.
81. Johp's, newfoundland. Dec. D-Ar-
rived: Ontario. Glasgow and Liverpool. for
Halifax and Philadelphia-
Chcrbourg. Dec. U-Afrfved: Deutsch-
land. New York. via Plymouth. for Ham,
z6urK land proceeded.
Gibraltar, Dec M-Arrtved: Columbia,
s9ev York. foe Algies1. Naples and Genoa.
Z Rotterdam. Dec. N-Arrfved: Potsdam.
New York. via Boulogne.
Southampton, Dec. A-Arrfved: st. Paul.
s3sew Cork.
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NissooFs Posa0astefs ADDo1nae9.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
day in Missouri:
Clearmont. Nodavay County. wnliam c.
Carpenter. Vice William b. Pfice. reclaimed;
Tauria, Stone County. Peter Bilyou, vice
J. T. GILLESPIE. removed
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAr


Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL IL fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature Is on each box sc.
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xuns sCaeas anA OnIeaAafs, ke 70 $40.
Beautiful designs at Xermod 4 Jaccard'a
BroadSay and Locust.
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WASHINGTON.

The local market Tor spot cotton was
t0teady and unchanged.
i. WASHINGTON.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue IS
preparing bill looking to the redemption
tof uncancelled war revenue stamps.
1 Counsel for Rear Admiral Schley have
hresented to Secretary Long his formal and
detailed objections to the findings embodied
hn the report OF the majority Of the Naval
Board of Inquiry.
| The fight between the Republican factions
tof Missouri over the appointment OF a
tGuryeyor OF the Port and Collector OF Rev.
tenue at st. Louis was ended yesterday by
1.-The President appointing Judge Charles F.
lGilIenkamp to tho frst-named position and
gCrarles F. Wenneker to the second.
The Philippine tariff bill passed the House
tyeSferiay by q vote Of 1s3 to rs. Congress-
iSnan Mccall. Republican. from Massachu-
isef0 forc1bly arraigned the administration
l1or its policy in the Philippines.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
/ The police are asked to locate three
,children who are missing from the Faith
Home.
Length Of skirt decides damage suit in
lHSor Of Miss Lucille Goldsmith in Judge
Ryan's court
| ST. Louis capitalists interested in scheme
t0abuild large reservoir on river front for
dEOrikg Beaumont oil to be brought here in
boats.
Robert Bruce, a veteran OF the Ninth In
lfantry tells Of his service in the Philippines
and China.
Oppostion developed to the Terminal Rail-
road petition at a special hearing before the
let Louis County Court.
William Yeager OF Webster Groves offers
No settle a dispute with Mayor Young by
1GDDEfYf- 70 a fist fight
u nm in Mrs. Aurelia Devoto's roominS-
a3ouse q No. LIZ Locust street creates much
Z 1kcitement in the neighbrohood.
tPoa Once Inspector Dice receives infor-
bation that may lead to the capture OF the
= hen who stole registered mail at the Post
Once annex.
a aAfaorney Charles T. Noland is arrested
r nd charged with freQuenting an opium
AenSe
~ Police Board held an open session.
9hich was attended by pastors and citi.
ms yesterday, to take up the social evil
1koblem in St. Louis. 1t has been decided
g move the district, but the location has
lot been determined upon.
tCircuit Judge Tally refuses a permanent
lnjunction to Eibridge ". Chase against
.touneymen Steam Filters Union. No. g. |
4 Governors Of six States will attend the
around breaking ceremonies on the Worlds
Fair site. |
i Colonel William H. Phelps OF Carthage. |
TO-, declares It could not have been his |
NV partner. Judge E. o. Brown, who was \
Interested in the dismissal OF the Cardwell
it.
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BITTER PATRONAGE QUARREL
AMONG MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
ENDS IN A DRAWN BATTLE.

Judge Charles Galenkamp Mo, Friend of arhold
and Oy Is Appointed Surveyor of the St Louis Port Cha
f. Wenneker, Kerenss Second Choice Smiths Place
Named Collector of Internal Reyenue-Both Factions
Disappointed Hitchcock Expresses His Approval
BARTHoLDT SAYS APPoNTEEs ARE PRESIDENTS SELECTIONS
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Hell4eated roouas ahould rent promptly
- ktp1 of weather. Advertise your rooms
~ nank tn The Republic. Twenty-one words
~ p04sfe. Any drug store VIII take your
es0sat at this Eata.
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1o-DAy,s NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesserday's bank cIearings were s.2ee.sss
balances N,1230Ol Local discount rates
were steady. between ~ and 81 per cent.
Domestic exchange was quoted AZ follows:
New York, par bid. 10c premium asked: Chi
(eago. &c premium bid. 15c premium asked:
3Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans, 15c
discount bid. par asked
Wheat closed lower at s2ikc asked May.
lo465Hkc No. red. Corn closed lower at
lessscs asked May. e!.c No. white. Oats
|closed at 46z.c asked May. 4s!ac No. mixed.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-19

Amos Crocker Of Worcester vrieese ':Afssf
going through . ffiShtfnl surgical oparaa30n
ointments. one sec boz cf Pyraal1 Pc Gre
gave speedy relief and Il (u1ekly erred
ne" An DRUGGISTS sell Il 11etla ODsA.
~PNaR Causes and Cure 0aDD0 1foA
HJS161a DT98 O.. 1af11aS -
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The trial Of Mrs. A. B. Richardson is set
begin on January Is.
ttAmer1can historians will hold . meeting
~ Washington next week.
1EIThe committee chosen by the Labor and
t0nQoeAl Conference has organized by elect
ioDe Senator Hanna chairman and Samuel
i0ompers fifst vice chairman, and adopting
II declaration q purposes.
In honor Of MIS- Mildred Lee. daughter
IT tho famous General. the Virginia Senate
i015ouned for fve minutes yesterday.
no United Metals Selling Company has
6Gain entered the arena and the copper
luEade war II on IN earnest
II Il rumored that Captain Hobson may
t0ght . duel with the rsporter who nrst pub
|n1hed the Item that hs was engaged to wed
|nm6s Lndlow.
Nag Oral announces that he VIII 90 to
|2gOw York 70 undergo IN operation Tor ap-
Eosnd1citi0 and r he recovess. will return to
Eesfope.
SIX men freezing 10 Death on q raft IN the
shade Of the Nississtppi River were picked
- By Q steamer early Wednesday morning
|ofter enduring horrible sunerings.
Dallas, Tex, - preparing for the Ma
|ospual Reunion Of the Confederate Veterans
II the Transmissialppi Department
Narcona announces that he will abandon
ne SIGNAL letter IN his next tests and At
I1nut to send . message across the Attain
II. Hs coufrovefsy with the Anslo-Amer-
|neoa Teleg1apA Company. which would pre-
.1Dc1gftntinG the people Of America and
|N01nnd.
9fe1Asnf 0ehWab Of the Etesl Trust a.
:eaahes . collector for a Christmas poor
I'D ~ Giving him . 1900 bin and then
I1oo fof 1soA
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RAu:ROADS.

E1nages n e0eaal titles on the Denver
|zand RE 0E1ndo Wseem viii be made Janu-
|Ngy x
Kfsendly fs1af1oos have been established
E1etWeea the 0oathzn Pacific and the Rock
N1Dd1a14t Euads probably win have q
EDoo8 1nearss4 in Management Of Wabash.
- 16Fe e 0ouA plans to reach New York
80.
3 n 0WeEal Passenger Association grants
EDenDuo1 nfaD - ths Merchants Association
- NoW Yegk
Oeufhwsseez1 h 7. n C. 4 Representa-.
Imvm R0oe n =. Louis
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.Caited States troops routed Fflipinos In
- ~ n1sh8 Tuesday. the FIlipinos failing
- any timo to make . Stand.
a 0esain paper declares that "a high mo-
sbould move the United
Eleaeo 70 1ntsveos In the South African
EN1f.ss
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
yeIegInphic Hriefs.

Helena, Mont, July Ex-senator W. A.
Clark has filed In the United States court
at Butte his answer to the suit brought by
the government to invalidate his title to
about II, 600 acres of timber land in western
Montana valued at 100000 on the ground
that the lands we're secured from the gov
ernment through a gigantic swindle in
which the federal grand Jury recently re-
turned 1O2 indictments. senator Clark AYERS
that he was an innocent purchaser and as
such must be protected.
New York July 26.-The steamship COM
nanles which do business between New
York and Porto Rico have so many appli-
cation for freight space that they will be
unable to supply the demand without char
tering extra vessels. The crush Is due to
the fact that much merchandise has been
held back for the presidents proclamation
of free trade with Porto Rico. 1t is said
this merchandise aggregates nearly S1,000,-
COO in value.
Little Rock, Ark, July 26.-Charles An
derson. colorcd, was publicly hanged here
to-day for a criminal assault On white wo-
man one year ago. When the black cap
was placed over the mans head scores of
negro women became frenzied with excite
ment and rent the air with thcir Screams
as they rolled upon the lawn in the state
house yard adjacent to the place of eAecu-
tton,