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161 Help Wanted Ads
Printed in To-Day's Republic.
BOYS LADEN WITH GOLD.
Declare They Dug Up What Men
Had Buried.

Kansas City. NO.. Feb. 12-Clarence Cor
don and Roy Riley. aged 1S and Is. respect
lively. were arrested in this city tonight and
$50 in gold was found in a shot bag around
Gordon's waist. The boys say that they saw
two men bury the money on the night OF
February 3. at Terre Haute. Ind. at a point
where the Vandalia Liue crosses the Wa
bash River. After the men departed they
dug up the money. which was In gold and
in bag. Gordon says his home is In In
diana. and Riley says he lives In New York.
They will be held. pending investigation.
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dent Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Three years ago he organized the Irish
Catholic. Parade Union OF St. Louis and
at present is secretary of the union. which
numbers 1900 members.
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BERNARD DIERKEs.

nee for city Auditor, was born in this city
in 1851. He became a timer and was en-
ployed by Andrew Geisel. During the years
he worked at his trade with Geisel he at
tended private schools in the evening where
he studied German When he learned the
timers trade. Mr.. Dierkes went to New
York. ostens!bly to study music, but stud
fed law instead. and on his return to the
city entered the Office OF Governor Thomas
Fletcher. and after a couple of years study
in that office he was admitted to the bar.
He was nominated for Assistant Prosecu-
ting Attorney of the Court of Criminal
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tice of law. He is member OF the Worlds
Fair Committee of Two Hundred and
member of the Public Welfare Commission.
He Is q son of Doctor n. L. Hornsby with
whom he stin lives at No. sel5 Michigan
avenue.
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&1o.26 washanxte,, ID. C., ana Ret-r,
VIA Big -Four Route, March I. ana 4
!1ckets Broadway and Chestnut st. or adj
oress c. L Hilleary. A. @. p. A, 81. Louia
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tion and perseverance. Mr.. Player thor
oughly acquainted himself with his duties
and soon rose TO the position Of chief
clerk and secretary to the educational COM
mittees OF the board. In 1890 he was elected
secretary and treasurer of the School Board
and for a number of years continued TO
I'LL that Office acceptably. In May. 1897.
Mr.. Player was compelled TO resign from
the board on account of i'll health. He re-
moved temporarily to California and re-
turned in six months, his health much i'm
proved. He Immediately engaged in the
real estate business. and Is at present con-
nected with the firm Of Rutledge & Kilpat-
rick. Mr.. Player was married in 1877 to
Miss Sue Polk OF Murray County. Tennes-
see. He resides at No. 55i9 Vernon avenue.
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James Scullin. the Democratic nominee
for City Marshal. is so years old. and Is a
native of St. Louis. He is a brother OF
John Sculin. and before the consolidation
Of the street railways OF the city was su-
perintendent of the Union Depot line. He Is
at present Deputy Collector IN the United
States Custom-house. Mr.. Scullin is married
and has several grown children.
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Correction. He vns elected. and held that
office for twelve years. He was then elect
ed Prosecuting Attorney. and held that po-
sition for four years. He was a partner in
the law business with Judge Paxton until
his experience In the tornado brought on
brc-chial trouble. for which he went to
Europe. taking his family. During his stay
there. his daughters completed their music
education. and Mr. Dierkes devoted some
time to study on his own account For
many years he has been a singer of local
reputation. and has held important posi-
tions in the different church choirs OF the
city. He lives at No. 1765 Preston place.
L. r. HAMMER, JR.
L. r. Hammer, Jr.. who was nominated
for City Collector, was born in St. Louis
in 1867. and has lived here all his life He
attended the public schools and was AFTER
wards graduated from Washington Univer-
sity. Mr.. Hammer Is photographer and
is connected with the Hammer Dry Plate
Company. He has been president Of the
South Broadway Merchants Association.
and IL president OF the Missouri Photo
graphic Association. a member Of the Le-
gfon OF Honor and president of the German
American Democratic Club Two years ago
Mr.. Hammer was the Democratic nominee
for Recorder of Deeds and was only de-
feated by $500 votes. while the balance of
the ticket was defeated by an average OF
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JAMES SCULLIN.

the Charles A. Drach Electrotype Company
at Fourth and Pine streets.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chester: III. Feb f1-Riyer falling: range
= above sero Weather clear. Very iittie Ice
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Wooo. He Is married and has several chill
dren and lives at No. z7o6 Wyoming street.
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ganisationA A native Of ireland. born In
1862 Mr.. F1txgibbon came to America when
young man. After three years spent in
the West. he came to st. Louis and has re-
sided here since 1871 From 1889 to l8es he
served ~ Superintendent OF Street Sprinak-
ling. In 1885 he entered the Recorder Of
Deeds once under Recorder of Deeds
lewis and remained there until 1sss Since
then he has devoted his time to other lines
Of WORK Gr. J1tzgibbon = aatioual pred.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

A Red Cross hospital will be established in
New York.
Texas live stock dealers meet and discuss
matters pertaining to their business.
Minneapolis policeman gave sensational
evidence in the Hamilton murder trial.
J. H. Pickrell. secretary Of the American
Ehorthorn Breeders Association. Is dying
at his home in Springfield. Ill.
Madison County Republican politicians
have signed a petition indorsing the union
of Madison with st. Clair County In the
congressional apportionment.
Bryan was enthusiastically received at
the Columbus. o.. banquet held in honor
of the birthday OF Lincoln.
Appropriate services in honor Of Lincoln
were held yesterday at his tomb and In his
home city, Springfield.
The Missouri Supreme Court rendered If
fy-eight opinions yesterday.
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81. Louis to New Orleans and return. "a.
Sleeping Cara = :.
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To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


John Meyer's search for his missing sor
may yet be rewarded.
Dennis Haley and his wagon are huriee
through a brick wall by collision Win
switch engine. and a woman Is caught IL
the debris
Mrs Emma Feldmann. sunerer IRON
melancholia, hangs herself from tran
som. where her body is found by ner h'u'
son
Excise Commissioner Seibert begins his In
ouiry into the manner in which downtown
saloons are conducted.
Registration for the spring election mas
already begun In the New City Hail
Christian Vessel and Jennie wunschov
were married at Clayton after two Gays
acquaintance.
lanes Marsh. who is under arrest. ad
,nits that he fired the De Noto mousse az
No 1l22 Locust street
ST. Louis retail merchants meet to discuss
plans for organization.
Madison School patrons have a heated
discussion over the sending OF teacher te
Paris.
The cost for sprinkiing. according to the
new bids, will be $s1.oz1 less than last year
Three-year- George Duffy dies from
the effects of burns received while his
mother is absent from home.
The Loyal Fraternal Friends Of Missouri
held their first meeting.
Democrats Of st. Louis nominated Rolla
Wells by reclamation for worries Far
Mayor.
The Democratic City Central Committee
elected officers. choosing B. p. Taafe Tor
another term as chairman.
The corner stone OF the new Jewish Char
fable and Educational Institute was laid.
The twenty-five Chicago men arrested
Monday were released from custody.
A new eight-story building will be erected
on Washington avenue for the Giesecke'
D,Oanch Haya Shoe CnmpanY.
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SPORTING.

The weights for the $4,000 Burns Handi-
CAP to be run at Oakland next Saturday.
have been announced.
Canmore. with Burns up. and Articulate.
with Sloan in the saddle. will meet In a
duel at a mile. with 15S pounds each. at
Tanforan to-day.
, Race tracks which were not recognised
by the Western Jockey Club met in Cir
cfnnati yesterday. and formed the new Turf
Congress. There are six members as fol-
lows: Delmar. Newport. Fort Erie. Little
Rock. Nashville and Detroit. Racing dates
have been assigned. and. in several in
stances. they clash with those Of the tracks
in the Western Jockey Club.
Every favorite won at New Orleans.
The Bayonet Stakes. for the babies. will
be run at q half q mile at New Orleans to-
day.
The turf war continues fierce at San Fran
cisco.
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Death Of Texas County Clerk.

REPCBLIC SPECIAL
San Angelo. Tex, Feb. LIE. c. McDon-
elc. District and County Clerk Of Iron
County. died suddenly this morning at sher-
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STOPS THE COUGH
And Works on the Cold.
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WASHINGTON.

The ST. Louis Worlds Fair bill is called
up in the House. but its passage is pre-
vented by Messrs. Moody and Cannon, who
made objections. The latter wanted the big
supply bills passed first, and the former
wanted chance to offer amendments. The
bill will be called up again Thursday.
Chief Burlington submits to the conferees
on the Cherokee treaty number Of amend
ments. He wants the mining-lease clause
stricken out and the standard allotment
made 1ao instead Of eighty acres.
The Senate Post ONCE Committee de-
cides to offer an amendment to the post
once bill appropriating $4,000 for the
pneumatic mail tube service.
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He now lives at No. ss23 Maple avenue with
his family.
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FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
ting. private secretary Of United States Am
bassador Choate
The French and Russian Consuls at TEN
Tsin raise their flags over the great salt
heaps and refuse to allow the owners on
the premises. They offer. however, to sell
the property back to the owners for $780,
900. The Chinese have protested against
this action TO Paris and st. Petersburg.
RAILROADS.
The Hartman syndicate IL said to have
acquired control OF the Chicago and East
ern ulinois-
President J. J. Hin Of the Great Northern
says he VIII discard japanese labor.
]. Pferpont Morgan is said to have made
only =, 100000 on the Erie deal
President Il T. Jeffery makes q statement
regarding rumors about the Denver and
Rio Grande.
vitiou OF Government Commissioner Of Rail-
roads In Cuba
In acquiring the Southern Pacific the Har-
fiman syndicate also acquires several
steamship lines.
Marine Intellfwencs. d.
New York. Feb. l2.-sailed: Cymric, Liv-
erpool.
Aisiers. Feb. E-Arrived: Auguste Vic
eorta, New York, via Madeira, etc.
New York, Feb. 1l-Arriyed: Kasserfn
Maria Theresa, Naples
Auckland. New Zealand, Feb n.-Arrived:
eonoma, San Francisco, via Honolulu, and
Ala for Sydney.
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tremendous cheers and cries Of 'wellsr'
arose. When the uproar had subsided. Chair
man Swift announced that Mr.. Tlnker's
name would not be submitted to the con-
yention. whereat the cheering was resumed.
l.. J. Carmody Of the Fourth Ward Sec
onded Mr.. Weils's nomination. When the
Nineteenth Ward was called the spokes-
man of the delegation yelled: Thirteen
ed him that Tinker had not yet been nom-
mated. and that q vote was not In order
The delegate subsided into his seat. amid
the derisive jeers Of the crowd When the
Twenty-hrst Ward was called. Joseph Ward
announced that the delegation had come
into the convention pledged to Tinker. but
now II Is soiidly for Wells. and viii give
him its hearty support in the campaign and
election" This declaration brought forth
cheers and cries OF "Hurrah for Andy
Blo3gr'
At the conclusion Of the roll call, q mo-
ton to make Wellsfs nomination unanimous
was carried by reclamation. Mr.. Hawes
then moved that a committee of ten be
appointed to escort Mr.. Wells to the plat
FORM At the chairman's suggestion. Mr..
Hawes himself named the committee. Sc
lecting five Tinker men, five Wells men and
one Noonan man. The committee consisted
Of Harry B. Hawes. Nick Bell. A. A. Busch,
Tobias Burke. Tom Barrett. Henry Nicol-
aus. John H. Overall. Philip Stock, Peter
Walsh. Senator william Schoenlaub and n
A. Noonan. Jr. A recess was taken until
Mr.. Wells could be brought into the hall
When Mr.. Wells entered. escorted By the
COMMITTEES. with Mr.. Hawes at its head -
was given an ovation seldom witnessed At
Democratic convention. Delegates ana
spectators alike stood up on the chairs and
benches and cheered and yelled until they
were blue in the face. Tho enthusiasm rem
Grated BY the sight Of the man whom they
had Just selected to lead them to victory at
the polls In April was q genuine ana snon-
taneous outburst. and the cheering con-
ttnued long aftsr M. Msuo had ronehea
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Bib. Sef:
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Sonoerjyllano.

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ON at beboloe i'm Glep / bet miuoite To-
relobig, fparebe QmtsforitanOeren, at
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eorbas ben 10. cftober 1904.
Blair, 9e6r.

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Den til 8irtebngningen trGDeoe
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met maa Ri giGbe os oper bet fore
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me 5ib. ST. % til II for he pngre
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Ter er iugentino Zig gNitbma Rure".
Oct brin9er eieblitfeliq Sinoriug, enoogs
40 / Dc urrte Silt9lbe. De. turersr,
tnnr ale andre ltn9 teller
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bette. Seq gar Ell Slaue, lRntet meb Ell
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troebe. at ies dlori9 pilbe blipe raft. .Seg
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for oenne ltrgttelIge O9 pinefnloe SDgs
bonn, Aitbmog og iroeoe, ! bapoe il9t
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Hay Fever, og bets COMMUNICATING
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SfbIss. 5orIeben opftoo Slb /
en- aornitut / MaOs SsrenIens @uurb
/ Ggens Deo 4urbus. SlOen forplans
tebe iig til to andre Statfe og @aurz
ben, Der fuloitanoig nebbr9note. 4lt
Snbboet og 8siatningen reboeoes.
8~pgningerne, Der bar meget gdmls, bar
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. ebunber Gortfpil Smeb
5ans geberien at 8obgl, Der forleoel,
bar til Selifab bos en- Nabo, bDor ban
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iteb StatiOn efter 2agen men Der
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Den afosOe efterlaoer fig 9uitru oe
flere potsne 8srn.
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6eIbrebet Qupuspatien t.
st ungt Menneite. 8oj RieIien 4al=
ling af RuiirgpsgGt, Der / gegpnDelz
len AZ Wai bIeo inolo9t paa Qrofosior
5iniens 9nsinfitut / &sben6aDn. er
for nogen 3ib Iioen uoitrepen og er
bsnot tilbage til 6jemmet, men meo
9aolG9 ON Itrats at penoe tilbage,
6Dis Spgoommen ftuloe brnoe I'D igen.
8eofommenbe er blenen unoerftsttet al
oobgsrenoe Menueiter / So9net.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-19

ubn9prelfer. timber 26oe
Septem6sr er SegnepraIt for 9jer=
minb. Gee og 6iortbeOe Menigbeoer i
9iborg Stift g. e. gen3on beitittet
til S%ogneprGit for Galten og 8isiing
Wenigbsber / Qarbus Stiff.
- timber +. .. er Ganbioat / 3eos
logien g. u. 6altier beFfitfst til 2Oen
oroineret 9atetet oeb 5relIers 9irts
paa Gbriitidnshaon.
- timber T. .. er miolertibig orois
neret WteObj9lper for @entofts Msnigs
beb $. 50. Sod beitittet til Sognez
preit for 6eaerup Menigbeo fra fers
n9pnte 0ato at regne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-19

9renbt 0aarb peb 9aass
5orleben Morgen melem A
og 5 opitob Der Slo / en- 9aarosjsr
Qnoers QnOerfen tiIbereube Gaarb /
6e~ritebbeiter. @aarben, Der par me-
get gammel, nebbr9nbte til Grunben.
Gn Del 9riie inbebr9nDte. Sloen
formenes paaIut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-19

9a9et Git. st Barn / 3oft=
mno paa i 2lar III tat paa en- SLATE
SoOtinttur % fog et BAR MunofuIoe
oeruf. Mooeren baOoe Dog Qanoss
n9rpqrelIe not til at fploe Ul9lt /
Barnet, boorefter bun lob til 0ottoz
rem meo Barnet. 8oftoren ertlGreoe,
at M9lfen baboe freIit Barnet.