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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
BEGGING LETTERS ANNOY
SECRETARY OF TREASURY.
Relief Taken Seriously by Needy
PersOns-Two From IT. Louis.
REPUEIIc SPECIAL.

REPTELIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct. A-serretary shaw d.
sir,s il to be widely known that he is TO;
| conducting a charitable institution Il
I gave out al the Treasury This evening the
! following. probably one Of tse most unique
statements ever isF-ed hy q. Government De
pertinent:
The following notice has been appeariaS
~ newspapers throughout the country.
Persons who don't know that prosperity
IS here are looking asklEce at the action
q Secretary Il tEe Treasury shaw In COM
ing 90 tho relief OF Vail street. This les
ridicu!"as. That's just what good ola Uutl-
sam is He-" fH--to help the DIES rviaE.-
Any body who is slort and wants 81 TO tide
him over until next nay dIy can g"t b. by
addressing Mr. Shaw. Treasury Department.
washington Il IS strauga tagt this IL not
more generally known
That the paragraph his been taken in
Eo d faith is Illustrated by tho number u
letters that have been received by the
Treasury Department. Two which have
come IN To-day read rs follows The Names
are withdrawn fo- obvious reasons.
81 Louis. No. OFT. Il Dir. Shaw,
Dear Sir-I saw IN the paper that you
wcuFi hr.S the deserving 1 am not in tne
q VI asking any one for help. but 1
have been sick Tor n week and not able
20 work Ny rent is due next week AMI il
! have not got &; they vii put me out ru
the street anl / Don't know what 70 DO:
my rent IS so a month and I have not
got a cent towards getting ir. but II you
VIII help me Just four dollars I will Try 10
borrow the rest. although my friends are
all poor. ZOO. You will De doing a kline ect
indeed II sou viii help me. a woman N
trouble. Aidres-
st Louis. No. AIr. Shaw: ] saw In the
papers last night that you would help the
needy poor 1 am a widow and have one
little girl and have got 20 pay five dol
lars in a home here 10 have her kept and
I have got behind last month; the matron
said she would rot let IL run any longer.
I would have % take her out AMI have
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
DALLAS HELPED THE YoUNGERS
Sister Of Suicide Hopes He VIII
Re Buried at Lees Summit.
KEIInLIC sPEEIAI

49,
Dallas. Tex. oct co--Jim Y1unEsr's death
at St Paul. MINI. 8 OF keen local i7ter-
es-. in taat the Younger boys formerly re-
zided in Dallas. aud were well knowu here
In the early days o. This city. Their lister.
ArE \. Is. Rawlins. lives IN the suburb %
Oak CGG- Mrs. RaWlins IS Frustrated at
the sad intelligence which reached her.
The effort 20 secure the pardon Of Jim
and Cole Younger from The Minnesota Pen
it,Etiary. and which resulted IN their pa
role last year. was strongly SUPPORTED 10y
relatives and fr!enla residing in Daiiaa.
For several years every move was known
by local parties. who r~eloiced when the two
men received their liberty. These friends
are equally sad p-sr the Gegaise Of Jim
YpunEsr.
Mr.. Rawiins. who IS Deputy County Clerk.
said tonight:
rOf course. we kcenly feel the shock
caused by the death OF my w.fe's brother
We have received teiegrams to-day c1udgu-
ing newspaper reports. We ere III telegraph
communication with relatives In Texas and
with Cole Younger. in Minnesota. concern
Ing the funeral.
1T IS our desire that Jim shall be buried
at Lees Summit. No. not far irom Kan
sas city. II the burial can tax place there,
my wife VIII 20 TO the funeral We expcct
70 receive one OF more teiss-ams from Cole
Younger by tomorrow morning. and on
the Information thus obtained will arrange
our plars.'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
RUSH FOR PATENTS
ON FUEL DEVICES
Big Miners Strike Gives Wonder.
full Impetus 10 Substitutes
Tor Coal.
OIL AND GAS m THE LEAD.
y ashineton Officials Say Many of
chcse Burners VIII Re Retained,
With Great Loss 30 Coal
Operators.

~ --e %fHa+s- ah 4AA4 AVG
Washiaaten. Oct. -f-The Patent Office Is
taking a lively interest in matters pertain
iHg ice ihe coal str.Ae these DAYS. In one
Department aloHe-tbat devoted 10 OF ard
E4s fuel dvpice-there has been an m
crease IL more than 10 per cent in patent
applications The possible effect OF this &C
tive manifestation OF inventive ingenuity
upon The coal property lntere5ts is attract
ing attention.
L notice that recent estimates put the
losses due 10 the Goa! strike at about $lD-
e0.cN remarked "a prominent Patent OHice
Official thts morning In my opinion. his
Ereat sum Is hut a part Of the immense
losses which viii result directly from the
great strike. and especially in the case OF
the nine ow .eUs anti operators. The mine
owners have allowed "A great opportunity
L. lip away from them. Oii burners and
substitutes have quietly stepped in and
taken the place OF zeal in hundreds OF in
stances. Inc increase in patent applica-
tons on gas AID Oh burners shows hJS
matters are going
The dubious outlook Of a settlement Of
the strike Up 20 a Few days ago set persons
10 WORK TO hau every possible substitute
Tor coal in anticipation. OF the cold weather
which Is az hand. OIL and gaS burners
hsVe proved the most popular. and many
large firms, as well as many private fami-
lies nave gone 10 heavy expense TO iEstall
apparatus o. this character for both cook
ing ana heating. A. IS reasonable to sup
lfor. II AlteG 1ialliLSi go satisfaction. 1Nat
Few Of them win he thrown ont Just be-
cause the coal strike mas been settled. In
t2cCt while the strike Itself may be re-
Earded as Of the past. IL viii pEJb1bly o.
several weeks before coal VIII be- soil here
freely al anything like the old figures. The
result viii be that. by the time coal l.. TO
b had at a bic price. people Will
have found their gas OF oil burners 50 much
cheaper and so satisfactory that they viii
not give coal a second thought What the,
effect Of this will be upon the coal proper
Ties NAV be readily suruNed
The records and CGily experiences at the
Patent Office during The past month afford
a vivid idea OF the impetus given oi-burn-
ing devices. For the last three years there
has been a steadily Increasing volume OF
applications for patents on apparatus of
this class The recent discoveries of oil
brought about another Increase. Al A re-
suit OF the coal strike. double the number
OF applications fer patents on devices for
The use OF oil IS q fuel have been re-
ceived."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
ARCHBISHOP KAIN'S VISIT.
Father Byrncs Enters Upon His
Duties as Chaplain.

II IVES announced Iast u.rht that Arch
bishop Kahn VIII some day tll.s We X. prob
ably Jo-morrow. 20 Go Eureka Springs. The
Trip viii be- taken upon the advice OF his
physician.
W'aiie the venerable pre-ate's health has
Of late been much bet, ?. % IS Thought that
q change ~ scene. ard rhe Taxation ~ his
duties fo- a-ssorJ tn.. Will De q much
benefit. Az set 90 hes not been decided who
shall accompany him cu the trip
SUNDAY Archbishop Kahn AIT ndei the
ded.cajo.y services OF Al saints Church,
and yesterday morning be took a long walk.
in the afternoon gcius dowctcwn on thu
street ear.
Yesterday afternoon the Reverend Father
Peter i. Byrue. who has been appointed
chaplain Gee the Archbishop. took up MS
duties az the diocesan res ence. His ap-
poiutUent was decided upoa a few days
ago. The Archbishop. because # his I'm
trinity. is uot o. celebrate mass each day.
hcuc- ;he appointment Of a chaplain. who
viii he constantly iu The house.
Father EyrUg WIS ord1.uet twenty-five
years aEo. and - late has been the assist
art rector o. ~. Lawrence q Too.e's Church
at Fourteenth and OFailCn streets
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
TWO KILLED AID FIFTEEN HURT
Disastrous Wreck of PasSengerand
Freight at Lewis, Tex.

Hsarne. Tex. OF. 1.-Two persons were
k.Ied and nfteCn injured in a wreck al
Lewis this afternoon. The international and
Great Northern branch passenger train was
crossing tho main line when a freight train
ran into q chair car. cutting it in twain.
The dead arc: Unidentified man. Jasper
II ward % Mart. Tex.
The injured:
,irs. Mary Ellison 81 Georgetown. seri-
ous; G. Fitzpatrick o. Georgetown. serious:
J. ~. wood. Franklin: Miss E,lna Hul: p
H. Earl. lott Tex Arthur Munson: Harry
Mcmahon. Palestine: d. 7. Lewis. Laporte:
". G.. Bailey. vile AID sister. Waco: Ms.
Mary Young. Bryan; v. ". Dsnnisoa.
Prairie Hiil; T. u. Patterson. Chicago: T.
Nj Rice.
Every physician II this city has LEFT here
for the scene CT the wreck The injured will
be taken 10 Houston.
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Lrt'nfe.L TufsilV- Ort- a. 10 D n
Sp-r- =. Tucsday oct. q. 80 D. m
Lo~-a- Wei-r~tay oct. -. I'D >. ~.
Knob NCst@- Thursday. Oct. ,. I:1 D m.
ia!tr fhursssy. oct . 1sn p. m.
SSggsi Sty Eu4sy o. - LOB
y 0uaugh Saturday. Oct. = I58 D. m.
Nernda. Sstur'a~- Oct .. --1n % ~
Yet River. N1nIav. Oc' = T.5N .. n
Y rre Tee Nrnfpv oct - 30 .. n.
MeNc1. thursday. oct %. 10 ,. N
Mo2eriv- Thursday. Oct %. 5:3l p. m.
$ louis Safu~'av Sovamher l. S 2. m.
ItheTry. Norf7~. Nov. :. 7 n. n
Kansas CIV. Monday. November 2 D n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
j. p. MORGAN is ACCUSED
OF SOME SHREWD PRACTICES.
Harvester Trust Is said to Have Been a Victim to the Extent of ST.
50CO19 When Morgan Engineered the Merger to Success.

when the properties o. the various com
pau..s entering % combine were listed.
However tine milwaukee company wa
put iu NJ q value NJ S"nep Il is th-
difference between This prise which 20 Is
claimed Jhe. syul'r1t, t>a.l 90 have hem
backed by Npr-1ui faiI-api tho amount
o. which the company properties were list
cd iEa; thc trust claims 30 .0s,.
There w.z some objection when the par
~t.cuisrs ~ the cIse were known. 10 was
ar=u.I that EeoOo was aa eNorhitau;
price. Nr. Morgan. iu return. Is said to
have co1terisd that the Milwaukee COM
pauy had valuable patents and he con
s.drr.I $4,000 the right figure.
Cyrus g. Mccormick. reput-l 10 he the
heaviest s-tacEloIdsr IN the trust. and ].
:. G~Irssne-. vice president 81 the WaIder.
Bushnell q GIsssnrr Company. declined TO
answer questions conserving The matter
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
w.RRENsnrRG nEFEArs RoLLA.
BOYS Win From school Of
Mines by IA TO q.

AElA EL4A eAHEAAAA.
Jefferson City. Mo. oct. 0-The Warrens-
burg Normal football team today defeated
the football team Of the Roila school OF
Alres. IN an exceedingly slow game here TO-
day b. the score u Il TO 6. Tie teams were
equally matched ia the game to-day. both
as TO weight and experience. Botn Sides
scored one touchdown In the drst half and
NarTen1JIrg made the final score in the
last half. TwenJy-nye-mlnute halves were
played.
WarrensburC won the toss and kicked on.
The ball went beyond the goal bounds and
was thrown back Tor q second kickoff.
when Na-TenSburg. without oau lsitiou- ran
down. the field for a touchdown. II was
ruled cut C:d caused considerable wrarg-
ling before rtsE was Resumed. The han was
then put IN play ca the twcuty-nve-yar1
line by a kick .ouF. and. after coctinual line
bucks by WaTreG-burg on Roila'a left
tackle. Normal made a touchdown. but
failed & kick go8i. RoIia made a toucn-
down soon atter by a crtT-cross play. gain
Ing fOrlE yarrs, an end run and several
mass plays on tackle An easy goal was
kicked. A cali OF time for the Irst haIf
saved Rolia from another touchdown.
The second half was better football than
the first. Both teams got into the play
faster ami steady gains were made by War
renshurC on line. plays. not an end run he
inc tried b. the Npfmais IN the game. The
NCrmals winning score was made toward
the close q the second half on tackles hack
formation. The whistle sounded with the
bah in Warreusburg territory.
Rolla lost the game on several fumhlcs
son after gaining possession. a big crowd
Was ia attendance. and the game viii BE-
made an annual affair between the two
teams icE Jefferson City The lne-up.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
CAMPAIGN IS FORMALLY OPENED.
Twenty-EiEhth Ward democrats Hold
u Housing Meeting.

The Democratic campaign In the Twenty
eighth Ward was opened under most IA
vorable auspices in the hall at Taylor and
DelInar avenues last night. when Central
Committeeman John J. LAWN appointed his
Precinct Committeeman and instructed them
as 10 their work.
The following men were selected as com
mitteemea FOR the twelve precincts OF the
ward. numbering in the order = which they
are named: Henry Drier. John h. Laigeuto.
Albert Terry. August Heman. W. S. k'ng9.
George J. Dozan, L =. Alexander. John ".
Valiant owen J. MacAulay. r. y. Lam
caster, Frank Sweeney and J0hu I. Duny.
Ihere win be a general rally - the ward
thursday night At Arcade Hall in Cabanre.
are Harry Halves. z. a. Noanan. Jr.. and
Thomas l. Anderson.
while the camoaign & on there will be
regular meetings, held by the Precinct Cor
-mitteemen. at Which they will submit re-
ports showing the progresa u fheir work.
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noNoRARLn w. . vANnryrn

varhIser. Tuesday. OCT. q, Ia ,. m
HforehouSe. Tuesfsy. Oct. q. ~ .. m.
charlottesville. THURSDAY. Oct. - 7.35 p. "a.
P1rtsEsviiIe. Friday Ogt "a. , ,. N.
E@rnett. SATURDAY.. oct IS. 80 D. N.
seheth. Stairway. oet 3 20 . N
Iex.er. Monday. Oct q. I'D p m
FEsax. Tuesday. OFT >, la p. m
Warner. wednesday. Oct -. i0.30 a. m.
Uo-lpran. Weekday. Oct 2. IN :. m.
Care Cfrardeau- THURSDAY. Oct. 80. I'D D. N.
Pocahortas. Friday. oct 81. Isl D m.
C1E ridge Frdav. Oct. 81. 10 .. M.
NU1i@rvfis SATURDAY.. Nov. / IN D. m.
rursordvire Saturday. Nov. l. 10 D. m
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IN THE SEVENTEENTH wABD
Democrats Crowd n Large Tent on st.
Louis Avenue.

Democrats turned out in force last night
al the rally in the Seventh Ward. at the
corner of Tweuty-hfth street ard ST. Loui
avenue. The meeting was held in a large
tent, and although the evening was chilly
the SPACE was completely filled.
Sheriff DiCkmGnn was the first speaker.
The work OF Circuit Attorney Folk in the
booCle crusade waS discussed as showing
the manner In which justice yeas feaTlessly
administered ~ the nem6cratfe adfuinistrd-
ton. regardless OF the Politics Of the Of
fender,
Hiram Moore. candidate for Judge Of the
Court OF Criminal Correction; Charles r.
Williams, candidate Tor Prpsecut. nag -Attor-
ney; John D Dalton candidate for Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney. and Paul Johns.
candidate for tha State Legislature for the
Fourth DISTRICT, followed in short addresses.
comparing the Wells administration with
the conduct OF municipal Affairs under Re
genhein-
JOIN T Hunt. candidate for Congress
from the Eleventh District. scored the flop
ping of Meriwether. placing JOY on the
third party ticket. when in the election of
1896 the Politician was loud IN his denun-
citation Of the Congressman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
NEW RACE TRACK FoR NEW YORK.
belmont. Whitney aud Others 20 Con-
struct Conrsc on .onE Island.

New York. Oct 9-AccordlnS, 10 the
America. there = u be established In
Jammicd Plains. Long Island. a race track
that shall s~urpasg anything Of It's kind in
the world. The ground. IL Is asserted. has
been purchased Tor "A combination OF MIL
li0nare horse Owrers. including August
Belmont. william e. Whitney and Thomas
p E.tcacock. Jr.. and comprises "A tract Of
80 acres. the price paid beng about $50 Al
acre.
Il Is intended. the America further says.
that the new track. with its buildings and
equipments. shall pc ready for racing by
the time Morris PARK passes cut OF exist
cuce as "a racing course.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
THINKS IT is NOT TAYLOR.
Carr0llton Sheriff Receives Picture
Of Atlanta Suspect.

CarroIton. Mo. Oct. 0.-Sherin CrIzen
is satisfied that the soldier under drras st at
Atlantis. Ga. Is not Georze Taylor who
escapeI-frpm jar while awaiting execution
Or his part ia the murder OF the Meeks
family
An Atlanta plper containing 4 picture OK
George B4rEes. VITO. 10 was asserted. was
none uth"r than TAYLOR. was received To-.
day.. ana Sheriff Cruzsn declared il bors
lD likeness whatever 10 the escaped mur-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
REPUBLIC sFECIAL


lz.cage. LIS. uat- 2-In his capacity as
uuderwriter of the big ha-v ,r rouHi,r.
recently capitalized at Fgrno@ j. r.
Norran Is uceu-ed ~ Eeitinr larger returns
FOR his work than 'a harvester people
thought De- ugh 90 have. according 20
gossip in In ole street
Tho s.ltlmeu; is made that ir addition %
celysd Tor prcmo;iue thc merger. he made
E5gopl by PURCHASING On ini pendent COM
pany and selling IL - the-trGsr-
Il IS claimed that Mersal was behind tho
syndicate which bought the properties OF
the Milwaukee Haryes,e- Company she
same day the papers asking lo- IN. Iagor-
poration Of the Int rn2ti1aai Harvester
Company. were fled IA New jersey.
The price is said To- have been N5au9)
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
hon. WILLIAM J STONE

~S;1nhe-ry. Tuesday. OFT. q. 80 p. n.
Guliforf. Weincsiay. Oct. =. I D n.
Marvvlle Frifav. o~t. e. 5 ,. m
Tgtaio Thursday. Oct =. 1 p IA.
Mnys tilc ttdey o-trh-r g , p N.
s. 1rsenh- Friday. Oct = s p n
Inwrv CITY. saturday. urt. =. : . n.
o@@eala. SATURDAY. o.. - 80 p n
BilcEwafer. Monday. Oct. =. 7 m.
Pho. Grove Monday. Oct. 2. 20 p m
LRmonte. Tuesday. oct =. I D m.
SpiafIa- Tu~s1av. oct *. 80 o m
Versailles. Wefur7iay. Oct. -. 1 y n.
Fortuna. WEDNESDAY. Oct. -. Il m
Triton. THURSDAY. Ocl. %. I .. m
Jeneryon city Thursday oct .. I'D p N
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nI,orcea courIe Remarriea.

After living apar, for nearly two years
William ". More. G. years cti. and Caro-
limo 4. Morse. 81 ytl.s ole. concluded they
had made "a mai tlEr in gcctlg r divorce
and were remarTicd IN Aian.ewo1i ~uutly
By Justice Eugene HdusWaun.
Roth I've iu -. L.o-is County. although
when they got thsir license saturday "a
st. Louis they gave their address AZ ESst
ST. Louis 20 mis.ead their friends
They were married the inst time II 1879
and lived happily FOR nineteen years. which
was followed by divorce.
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Federal Court at snpuIpa.

Sapuipa. / T.. oct. 2o-The new Federal
Court. provided fo- by Congress IN the last
Indian appropriation bill. convened here this
morning. Judge w. Q. Raymond OF Musco-
gee presiding. Grand and petit juries were
impaneled and all criminal caSs on the
docket. except one. disposed Of. The civil
docket was called and many cases disposed
or The Grand Jury this afternoon found
fifteen Indictments. \ banquet Will be
rendered Judge Raymond and the court Of
hcisls by the citizens % Sepulpa tomorrow
wfwhr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Motion TO nIsmiss Lone woIrs Case.

Washington. oct. 9-In the United States
supreme Court "A motion was to-Gly made
hv Assistant Attorney General Nanieventsr
10 dismiss the case 81 Lone Wolf. a kiow1
indian chief. versus Secretary Hitchcock.
The case was brought last year 10 enJoin
ne op@ning 10 settlement OF Indian lands
In Oklahoma. The motion To dismiss Is
based on tire ground that the lands have
already been settled The case Viii b ar
gueG soon.
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HnNnRAnLE ERNEsr b. MARTTN.

w,vrrlv. Tuesday. October =, ] ?. m.
Iexingtou. Tuesday. octbeT =. 20 p m.
60 "Wednesday. October - 10 ,. n.
SSest SpriuES. Thursday. october = i ,. m
Higxfnsvnle. THURSDAY. october ). 20 .. m
Armsfruan. Friday, October q p m
P,9nrke FRIDAY. October "a 10 .. IA.
E,Tetfe saturday. October =. ! D. m.
Ss~ FrnnEflu. saturday. October 3, T.11 . N
Sf.fer Monday. October e. I'D .. m.
Giasgow Tgestay oSts9sT ? m
pirhwGrf- Saturday. November J. I'D .. m
afarghaif. Moutay. November ,. 113 D. m.
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Icon in stnrtInr FIr..

Minnie Schcibe. the youag laughter Of
Mr. and Airs. Frank Sche.be Of No. 6si0
South broadway, yesterday morning re-
&C wed a lesson in starting fires which near
ny cost her a fatal burn nG- she used gasO-
gue ia the kitchen stove. FIRE C1npary
2 x.inguisked the fire after the furai-
ture had been damaged s..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Hn. Acceptcd New ra.torate.

REPUBLIC PECAL
Topeka. Kas. oct. 9-The Reverend a.
H. Keiso. lately pastor OF the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Alton. III. has ac-
ecpte3 the call 10 the pastorste OF the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church OF To-
p.ka. He is "a graduate OF the Lebanon
Tbeo,oeical Seminary. L banon. Tenn. AMI
has been in the miaistery Tor ten years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

Charles A.. Hall OF Hall Bros, in the
Mi sluri Trust building. wants his fr.eals
% know that ne Is not the man who was
arrested in the raid on the Vcndome Hotel
SUNDAY. night and who gave thnt name To
the police al the -Four Courts. lfr. Hal
also has the police vouch for the statement
that he VS. not the man .nvolysl.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
nIIIr siIft ncfcnfs Inrrr TcmnIr

- -gra. Oct -@WH1 STIR. thc Chfca-u middle
woisst. Won tRr decision over Ta-rv Temple. a
nsegn. @ Negs York az th~ end - A six-round
contest here tr-u-.t sur had ~. better %
every ro-Di IN -. four D. ne MT Tu1.r down
three time- with eI=ft svl ~ o he Jas. Temr,e
vas Ia had shape a the nn.sh
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Go,rrnor poekery.s oratory.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Thayer. Mo.. Oct o--Governor Dockery
al Alton TO-DAY and another at this place
tonight. At Alton he wcs met by a COM
pany OF cavalry. Carrying a large banner.
and escorted into town At both meetings
the halls were crowded. AID the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. PROSPECTS, are zig
for a heavy Democratic Vote lu Oregon
County.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
AIIied rarty ward Meetinr..

The Allied Party ward meetings win take
place tonight as follows: Ewing avenue
and Pine street. Broadway and Warren
street, Arlington and Easton avenues,
Twenty-third STREET and St, Louis avenue
Fourteenth and Morgan streets. Eighteenth
ard Lynch streets. Montrcse and Chouteau
avenues. Thomas street ana Lefingwell
avenue, Grand avenue and North Market
street. The speakers will be Doctor J.. z
Chambers, W. 5. Morgan OF Arkansas. ].
A Parker and others.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY wON.
Defeated Kentucky University IL to o
at Lexington.

EfII Blu NIFlIININ-
Lexington KY. Oct 2o-The University OF
Virginia football team defeated Kentucky
University here to-day b. a score Of II 10
q. One touchdown was made in each half.
but not until tn end CO the second half
did the visitors show their superiority over
the local team.
With a tackles back formation she bucked
the opposing lines for Eo1d gains and finally
When time was called the bah was on Ken
lucky University's thlrty-ysrd line. The
1fue-un-
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Train Crew Held ~ N-exIcaas.

k-ll HilE SPECIAL
T. Fsso. Tex. oct. -Eecause an encfne
killed two Mexiclus just after crossier the
international boundary line IA Mexico and
opposite DuuelaE. the whole train crew
Is IL jar. pend.ng the arrival OF the Mex
icau Juage from Frontsras Friends q" fhe
Iucp are planning 70 sip across the border
and release the prisoners
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Ex-ConrIct Arre.ted.

Otto nIig. an ex-coHvict. was arrested yes
terday by PatruIman Adreveno Of the Tenth
District. charged with the burglary OF l. Z.
Stewards residence. ar No I:Z7 North Sec
ond street. October II. Naluables TO the
amount OF So were stolen. y warrant Will
be applied for.
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HONORABLE ,. J RUssELL

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