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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
KANSAS CITY HORSE SHOW
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
BiEEeat Entry List in History of As
soeiAtion Assures SuccesHfuI Meet
~inE-Varted Programme Arranged.

Kansas City. No. oct. 1s-The eighth an
nusi Horse Show. which VIII begin in Con-
vention Hall tomorrow night and last dur
ing the entire week. promises to be the
most successful In the history OF the Kan
sas City Horse Show Association The en-
try list numbers more than go. breaking ali
records
The great variety OF events include many
features which Will be new TO horse-show
patrons Of this city and vicinity. Tho tan
bark arena this year will be given over
10 equine actors ranging from the high
steppers from the East. with already many
prizes to their credit. TO COW ponies fresh
from the cattle ranges OF the West to
which the show ring viii be a new expert
ence "Broncho busting" exhibitions will be
among the Innovations
Cecil ". De MOlyens OF London, England
a noted whip. win oflciate as ringmaster.
Francis y. Drage Of London Francis NJ
Ware and George B. Hulme OF New York
John ID. Hooe and F. A B. Portman Of
Warrenton. Va. ]. B. Bowles of Bards-
town. Ky: W. r Goodwin. Jr-. OF New
York. George L. Goulding Of Denver and
Jerome d. Eubanks os Kansas City will
act as Judges l. K Cameron OF Louisville
win be the hornblower.
The sale OF seats Is unprecedented. thirty
six boxes having been disposed OF two
weeks ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
4JIM" YOUNGER, DESPONDENT AND
IN BAD HEALTH, KILLS HIMSELF


secure for the Youngers a fun pardon,
James Younger made this statement:
Il am aware that efforts are being made
TO secure for nv brother and myself fun
and unconditional pardon Neither Of Is
has ever asked for a pardon. and neither OF
Us will ever do so. We appreciate what the
State has done for US. and We are willing 10
spend the remainder of our lives here IN
Minnesota, II need be.
''Of course. We long for Missouri There
Il e hsppiest days Of our riies wero spent:
there dwell all our old friends and All OF
cur Telatises. and it would he heaven 10
see them all once more. but-tke Law says
.,u IN Minnesota
'-TWenty-six years ago. when we entered
| the State Prison at saltwater. sentenced 10
| spend the remaining DAYS of our lives be-
| hipd the stone walls and the iron bars. We
accepted the situation as We saw It and
ceternuined TO adapt ourselves 90 the new
,..-- H'icns-
we did not conform 20 the rules and the
| regulations OF the prison In tie hope OF
/ securing n pardon. We realized that we
belonged 10 the State. and We GSterminAd
10 perform the tasks assigned US 20 the
best Of our ability and 10 make what req
aration we could for the wrong We had
done.
HAD No COMPLAINT To MAKE.
"of the weary. days and the sleepless
nights that we passed. it is not necessary
TO speak How hard Il was FOR us 20 see
our brother Bob weaken and die ! will not
say. In spite OF the fact that Ne were con-
victs we had feelings. the same as other
persons.
Vow that We are in the world again. we
are thankful. II It should come to pass that
we could some day in the future. return 10
Missouri. how gladly would We welcome
that day. and how grateful We would be TO
the State OF Minnesota
But. as 1 have said. accept the eondl-
lions they are. We are not complaining-
The greatest boon that I could ask would
be 10 once more see the places ] knew in
Missouri as boy; then could die happy.
The desire 20 cross the border Is. Of
course strong within Us. and & has even
been reported that We have done 50: but I
can say truthfuIly that for ;wenty-slx years
neither OF US has set foot outside the State.
and ucver-EfIi We until the State Eiyes Us
permission so to DO"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
DEMOCRATIC GAINS PREDICTED;
REPUBLICANS IN BAD PLIGHT.
ContInued From Paee One.

increess the taxes OF the railways Of the
State by 81. 10000
These mealsures were promised two years
ago, but members Of his own party united
with the Democrats IN defeating them
In this campaign. he has denounced tho
members OF his own party as well as the
Democrats who opposed these measures
His campaign Is. In large measure. break
Ing up the old party lines as every day his
forces are being recruited from the ranks
OF the Democrats Al the same time mem
bers Of his Own party oppose him The re-
turn OF Senator SpoOner Is involved in the
contest and both he and Senator Quaries
arr on the stump.
While they refer only IN a passing way
to the State Issues, they advise the voting
or the entire Republican State ticket Mayor
Hose. the Democratic candidate. IS openly
bidding for the support OF those Republicans
who are not In harmony with the State
pla tform OF their party and he will receive
a large portion OF Il.
The result OF the campaign viii probably
be that Governor IAfOllette will be re-
elessed ard that Senator Spooner will be re-
turned 20 the United States Senate as the
majority Of the Republicans realize that
one cannot be defeated without carrying
down the other
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The city OF Richmond. Ind. in order to
prevent coal dealers from charging eX-
orbstaut prices. will engage in the business
OF selling fuel ct a nominal profit
Commander William Henry Beehler. on
his return from q tour of inspecting the
naFiss of Europe. speaks discouragingly Of
the American Navy in comparison with
Germany.
Reuben Long. Jr., Recorder OF Howard
County. Missouri. ends his life by shoot
Ing because OF unrequited love
Walter Crane q noted librarian and per
sonsl friend OF Andrew Carnegie. dies at
his home in Braddock. Pa.
Under an appropriation made by Com
gTsss. experiments are being conducted 10
test the value OF oil rs a fuel for use in
the navy.
Although little interest is manifested in
fhs campaign in Maryland. yet the Demo-
Gratis expect substantial congressional gains.
Much opposition has developed IN The
RigsdaE Of Denmark 10 a sale Of the Danish
West indies 20 the United States. but It Is
believed the transfer viii eventually be con-
summated.
The convention OF anthracite coal miners
meets az WIkesbarre, to-day TO consider
President Roosevelts proposition 10 end the
strike The indications are the proposal
Will be ratified and the men sent 10 the
mines Thursday.
Zfno mine operators In the Joplin dis
frict say they have no fears OF serious com
petition from Colorado ore.
Charles r Murphy. the new leader OF
TsmnlAny, predicts that the entire Demo-
cratic State ticket will he elected In New
York. and that substantial gains will be
MADE IN Copgressmen.
It IS claimed that the electrograph. a
new Invention. VIII transmit haif-tone re-
productions by telegraph wires any desired
distance. and at a cost not in excess OF
commercial value.
Two white men are reported killed by
negroes in a race war at Littleton, Ala
james Younger, who. with, his brother.
Coleman. was paroled from the Minnesota
Penitantiary last June. committed suicide
In St Paul last night by shooting himssl II
in the head He was despondcnt and grteved
because he could not marry the woman he
loved or return to Missouri 10 see his old
home and friends.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
SEARCH FOR EDWARD RILEY
FAILS TO DISCLOSE CLEW.
River deH Peres Is Dragged by the
Relatives Of the Missing Gu
rOndeIet Man.

After a week OF patient and systematic
search. in which the First District police
and many citizens OF Carondeiet have en-
gagged. the friends and relatives OF Edward
Riley. who disappeared from his home. No.
ISIS Reilly avenue. one week ago last night.
are no nearer a solution OF the mystery
than when they instituted the search. The
exhaustive searcr by night and day, COW
eTtng territory from upper Csrondelet to
the country below Jefferson Barracks. has
failed TO uncover a single clew to the young
mans whereabouts or his wanderings.
Although Riley enjoyed wide acquaint-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
GERMAN CATHOLICS PROTEST.
Declare Against the Exclusion of
Friars From the Philippines.

New York. Oct. 1s.-Over 200 German
Catholics. representing hfty German Cath
oIic organizations IN the German Catholic
Staatsverband Of the State Of New York.
me. IN the Church OF Our Lady OF Sorrows
to-day and indorsed resolutions Of protest
against the public schools OF the United
States and the exclusion Of the friars nom
the PHILIPPINES
The resolutions, which had been adopted
by the National Convention OF the Central
Verein Of the United States at Evansville.
Ind, last month, declared IN effect that
an the religion. morality and civilization IN
the Philippines to-day was due 20 the
frfars: that they made nation OF barba-
rtans Christians: that they raised the na-
tion from poiygamy to MonogaEy and
raised degraded women TO the level OF men
by instituttng the sacrament Of Tnatriuzouy,
and that to interfere with the schools con-
ducfnd h0 TIE friau would bs q 1eopap-
tlzePeEto11ly tne n9th cf the nae1pos,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
SPORTING

The kansas City Horse Show opens to-
night with the largest entry list in its his
tory.
Some good work was shown by local
football teams In Saturdays games.
Football experts are surprised at the out
come Of some of the football games among
the big Eastern elevens Saturday. The de-
feat OF Cornell and Pennsylvania is quite
perPlexing.
Belmont, Whitney and other New York
millionaire horsemen are said to have pur-
chased ground on Long Island for con-
structing the finest racing track In the
United States
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nrarine intelligence.

New York, Oct Isl-Arrfved: Perugta.
Naples; Ryndem. Rotterdam and Bolougne-
sur-Ner; Bt. Louis, Southampton and Cher
bouTE Sailed: .Aiier Gibraltar Genoa and
Naplssi Grosser Kurfurst. Bremen. via
Cnerbourg.
IAxard, Oct 1s.-Passed. Minneapolis. New
York, for London: Vaderlsnd. New York. for
Antwerp.
81. yuhnfA Newfoundland Oct 1s--Arrived:
Nvuidian- Glasgow and Liverpool for Hal
flax and Philadelphia.
oussnstO9n, Oct ls.-sailed: ssxonia,
from Liverpool, New York
ozbn1taR Oct. 9.-saiIed: Lain. from
Genoa and Naples, New York.
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PHILIPPINE FAIR EXHIBIT.
Appropriation for st. Louis Expo
sitiOn 10 Be Increased

Manila. Oct. 19.-The civil commission viii
probably increase the Philippine appropria-
ton for the St Louis Exposition exhibit by
$4,000. making the total $4,000. Fair Com
missioner Barrett has addressed a meeting
OF FIiipInos. which was arranged by Cover
nor Tan. on the subject and the sentiment
Of the meeting was n fsyor Of the increase.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

No eIew has been found TO the where
Rbcuts Of Edward Riley, who disappeared
from his home in Carondelet a week ago.
Doctor Otto De Thompson. from the
TransvaAl. in ST. Louis.
Shty-eighth anniversary OF the old Ca
Ghedral. on Walnut stree
Thomas and Charles Judy. brothers. die
from typhoid fever within ten days Of each
other. at St. Aary's Infirmary.
All Saints Catholic Church IS dedicated
by the Right Reverend ! J. Hennessy'
Bishop Of Kansas.
Five couples wed within ten days In same
block on st. Vincent avenue.
Father Coffey recommends a safety COM
nittee OF 100 citizens for the polls on eiec-
ton day.
Rabbi Messing IS reelected pastor Of
United Hebrew congregation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20

81 iiEeRcS. $50 O gard.
French Bouret'eS. in the stylish white
tufted effects. on the new shades Of
garnet, brown. green and blue-is very
fashionable for shirt-waist dresses.
We will show n number Of new shades
in French YoileS ard Examines to-day
al 81 a ward.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20

At meeting OF the Allied Party City Cen
tral Committee.. held yesterday at No. ls
North Fourth streee. the following ward
meetings were arranged for Tonight: Broad
way and Schirmer street Jefferson avenue
Gravois avenue. Virginia and Ivory ave-
nues. Fourteenth street and Clark avenue,
Grand and Cass avenues. Twentieth street
and Bremen Avenue. and Seventeenth ind
Chambers streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
rhIrteenth ward Club MeetIne.

The Thirteenth Ward Republican. League
Club will hold its regular meeting at
o'clock tonight at La sale Han. corner
Ia Sale street and California avenue.
Prominent sceakers VIII address the meet
ing. Arrangements viii also be made for
rally and meeting TO be held October 2,
when George D. Reynolds. candidate for
Cor gress VIII address the meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
Handkerchiefs Embroid-
cred to Order for the
HOLIDAYS.

We are now receiving orders for Irish
Linen Handkerchiefs to be- PnibrOid
cred with initials. mOnOgrams. cresis
or facSimiles Of cne's autographs.
The work is done abroad entirely by
hand, and orders should be placed at
once to insure delivery before Decem-
Der -.
We hive In stock mems and woman's
Handkerchiefs. especially for en-
broidery purposes. at 50 10 $15 dozen.
which we will be pleased 10 show with
samples ID the work,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20

Sheriff J. D. Shelby OF Mississippi County,
Missouri, passed through St Louis last
night with several prisoners IN his charge
Who had been sentenced 70 serve terms at
the Peniteltiary in Jefferson City. Among
the prisoners were John Bryant. Andy Arm
strong, J. E Rjchar6son, Andrew AafherSs
aoseQh Wol1 and James Williams.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
FnREIGN.

one OF the leaders Of the Matos revolu-
ton declares the retirement Of the insur-
gent army from the field al La Victoria was
purely strategic and was decided upon after
repeated efforts to induce Castro 10 come
forth from his strong position and attack
haH failed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
To-DArS NEWS IN BRIEF.
wASHTSGTON

Reports received at Washington show
That there Is a gloomy outlook FOR English
laborers. There wss decrease OF nearly
g, so. 900 In the amount paid outBto labor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20

Democratic Press AssOcIatIOn WIZ
Hold Conference To-Day.

Hold Conference To-Day
The Executive Committee OF the Missouri
Democratic Press Association will meet AZ
10 o'clock this morning at the Democrats
HEADQUARTERS. The purpose OF the meet
ing Is 10 report TO the State CoHmittee
the outlook IN the congressional districts.
Several members OF the committee reac1ed
the citv last nieht They report a bright
outlook IN their districts. and are coundent
Of success ut the election
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
CAPTAIN MOoRE's FUNERAL
Services Will Be Held To-Day at
Cook Avenue Episcopal Church.

Tbs funeral OF Captain Austin Moore. who
died at his hama No. 4i5s West Belle place.
Friday Right. VIII take place at 2:so O'Clock
this eftsrnoon at the Cook Avenue Epis-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
MCDANIEL FOR cONaREss.
Nominated by Democrats of Sec
ond District of Texas.

LUnkfn. Tex. Oct 1s.-The Republicans Of
the Second District have nominated Warren
NcDGnie OF Port Arthur for Congress by
exclamation.
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aawamz@a455Mzaauv
Demonstration Of the Arnold Knitted
SpeciaIties for Women, Children and Infants.
ildren and Infants.

By Madame Demoyest of Ac5v IonE
Begins this morning with talk on the baby's first
clothing. y well-known physician says:
h1Er yraf pleasure ovrn4rr1Te fry0Ll-s Knit see-iqk
ties FER heg: great abHscs and absHaeS rlgla
feg nhfasE, Sfecqr infants haae evci fo
a7oyaL cf that the GeytyHdr eoHd BE- foyccl
gcVryGl use by iI7a."
The advantages of the Gertrude suit chdrens night
drawers will be fully demonstrated by Madames talk
day
The delightfully."- comfortable and pretty loungiug
tourist robe for women will also be exhibited.
4 satr srrffr 5eH ar 6e grcr faar f4 o4cS faclase
Gt AynoH goats. These goats sod crrlec ~ ST.
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scrfbes him as rather thin. owing TO Sics-
ness. 5 feet s inches n height. light brown
hair. blue eyes. smooth face. with a scar
on his forehead
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st. L0niS,
Missouri.

Some Special Items from
the Basement Sales
room.
I5c yard
Shirt-waist suit fannelette. white and
cream grounds, printed in figures,
stripes. Persian, Dresden and other
choice designs. especially pretty for
chiIdren'S dresses and house gowns
yard wide.
For Children's Goats and CIoaks.
$50 a yard
Three particularly handsome all-wooI
fauuclS. French wool. NfarseiIles;
thick. soft warm; French wool basket
cloth or MafelasSe. and French wool
Bedford cord-these are ia 4 beauti-
ful cream shade and are shown to-
day.
Eiderdown Cloths for IoO2-3 on
Display To-Day.
.ft 50c. 75c and 81.
The hes, qualities that are made. In
light blue, gray. pink, red. white
black, cream: 90 and IS inches wide.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20

To CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the moneyif II fails 10 cure.
E W. Groves signature is on each box. &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20

Decidedly the best possible bargain in
unfinished worsteds. storm sergeS end
cheviots. shrunken ready for use-Soft,
thick. beautiful quality.
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q -. - ~.

The popular Panama suitings. 50 fash
iORable for shirt-waist dresses -sOme
beautiful new shades.
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80 inehcs. SIa rard

Canvas and hop sack weaves IN II
stylish garnet. brown, navy. tan an
gray shades.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
-COrsets-
at 81 a pair

THe latest straight front models.
Fresh, direct from the makers-fault1ess perfect
goods which cannot be sold at less than the price
These makes perfectly familiar of good
and there models suit style figure
For Slender Women and Young Girls
J. B style 219. ". C STYLES 721 md 722
W styles 81 and 115 No
For Average Figures.
W B. in style s7S. R. & c. style 6O
Warmers Kabo
styles $40 and 3OT, thompson Clovefstng No 1I2
For Stout Figures
Two special corsets highly recommended for full figures
KabO Habit Hip style e2s favore
Warmers style 622.
In GirdIeS
will show special dollar & W stvle
100 and the W, c c style 5SS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
BrOaas0ay,
Oi9c,
Locust.
Inviting Dress Goods at
very Moderate Prices on
Sale To-Day.
p 80. q a w.

A large collection OF cheyiots, serSes,
Henetlans and hair-line stripfs-the
best fabrics ever sold AT this price
all wool. all fashionable colors.
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d - q -. = q -.

Storm serges and cheviots. I'm all-wool.
beautiful weave and Of very service
able quality; black and all the newest
shades
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New Hats
and Decorations for the
Hair.

Some beautiful new French concelts
for adorning the coiffure will be
shown today at 81 to s. each.
We have ready for inspection. va
riety Of very beautiful new dress bats
for day and evening.
Ready-to-Wear Hats,
In the new English tailored and OGtiug
shapes.
School and Dress Hats.
For girls big and little. in great va
TietI.
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For children's Coats and clOaks.
Cloths for loO2-5 on
Display To-Day.
Astrakhan Cloth,
II SO n rrrf.

~ SA-'y q yard
% inches wide. cream, pink. French
gray and other shades.
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New Embroidered skirting FIan-
nels.
II SOC to $50.

II 5Oc 10 $50.
over fifty new styles in scallopS and
hem>titched designs. confined to s, V.
X T.. VIII b. shown to-day.
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eopai Church. tThe burial win be in Belle
fontains Cemetery.
Captain Moore was connected with trafic
on the AiBstssfppl River for more than nifty
years. gOr many years he was secretary
and treasurer OF the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company. He Yves II years
old. An naEs dn steamers IN the St Louis
hsrbor were At halt-mast yesterday In re-
spect 70 his memory,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-20
The "Ostermoor"
Patent Elastic Felt Mat
treSs

is n rest cure-nervous people must
resi- well or they will stay nervous.
Most mattresses bag and sag and lump
and bother us-haye 10 be constantly
overhaule'l. TOO. The -Ostern0or'
can't get out If order because it,is laid
In sheets. not stuffed in.
We will tell and show you all about.
IT if you viii step up 10 the OStermoOr
corner next time you are in the store
nobody else sells il I'm ST. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

weekly statement Of the Bank Of England
shows the following changes: Total reserve
Increased R302, 900, circulation decreased
E1l2,0O0. bullion increased Ei90,1fS, other
securities decreased e291,Oo0. other deposits
decreased f2i5,O public deposits Increased
E25l COO. notes reserve increased &323fOD ana
government securities .fere UNCHANGED. Inc
proportion Of the BANK OF England's. re-
serve to liability Is bl.5S per cent. Last
week Il was $3.50 per cent. The rate OF
discount Is unchanged at 3 per cent.
PARIS, July 2L-Buslness on the bourse
today opened undecided. Rentes receded.
Numerous offers OF Rio tintos gave a set
back TO the whole list. Prices were weak
and operations were inactive until the last
hour, when repurchases, especially OF IN
dustrials, were effected. Spanish 4s were
favorably Influenced by the rise In ex-
change. Rio tintos regained strength.
Kaffirs were weak, owing TO the decline In
character. but recovered toward the emo
of the day. At the close there was an ALE
round Improvement. Three per cent rentes,
1Wf 41c. Exchange on London, 16t l6c for
checks. Spanish Is, sL.17. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the fol-
lowing changes: Notes in circulation de-
creased 25,22S,OOO treasury accounts cur
rent increased 9,975. CO0f, gold in hand IN
creased Il, 725, O00f, bills discounted decreased
81, 1OO.00of and silver In hand increased
2, 5,0O0f.
BERLIN, July 24-Exchange on London,
a0m 4Spfgs for checks. Discount rate for
short and three months bills, III per cent:
On the bourse today business was dull and
the transactions were small. internationally
were maintained. owing to easy money.
Mines were depressed on realizations.
T~ransvaals somewhat recovered.