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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
M'CALLoM GOES TO HILLsB0Ro.
Will Be Tried There on Charge of
Rigamy.

Daniel McCallOm. who was arrested on
the charge of bigamv two months ago. WAS
taken TO Hillshoro. Mo, yesterday for trial.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

The "Garnet,' Meaning "~ConStancy."
ia the birth stone for January. Solid gold
rings set with garnet, $50 to $40. and
with garnet and diamonds up to 500. Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

present Office. He was a delegate 70 the
recent convention of the American FeIera-
ton of Labor at scranton Pa. representing
the Building Trades Council of It. Louis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

SeiliNtburu, in ole Stltbe nit Den
%tanenOen W0beln iiibrte, itano MIR
an9elebnt. 0as iunge Wdoden off.
nete lie leiie unD ipabte binein. 9a
itano Die alte Sreunoin neben Dem
Mlfopen nit DEM bod)getbiirmten,
DciBbe5o9enen 9ett. Sic manbte bel
benz @erauih, nit Dem Die Sbiir iid)
offnete, MIR leift Den &opt unb Den
Singer allf Den Wuno legend, mabnte
lie Die gintretenoe 5llr 8llbe.
OorteBung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

id%pei3erii6e Sitbabr iibernabm oen
affeu 3u 20 9gr. r&etieeepGf" nit
80 Cts. Care. Die baoiihen unO
milrttembergiiden gabnen Obs
Stuttgort)' lieBen i'm als sum
gSanoQepGd" geborig fret geben.
@ou Stuttgart bis aum gno5iel Ser
&eiie mar Der glffe mieber Sum
rSuno" %genoroen uno mubte Die
Strefe NIT 1.60 Worf be5ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
Sumner seritreut.

Srofeiior Tin Ben &aiiriaIon bin
eirrufeno): y8uten Morgenl SD
qehe uur nod etumal idnea gegen.
iiber sum Suf)bdnoler. Seifen sic
midi nur in5niiden ciu."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
DORIAN The NOMINEE
FORMER MAYOR RECEIVES ABOUT
HALF THE REPUBLICAN
VOTE
OTHERS WERE NOT IN IT
WoIterstorR Wins Cut for Treasurer
anii McCardy Beat Thane-Hine
and Finehout Win for Mu-
nicipaI Judges.

On the face Of the partial returns re-
ceived up to o'clock Frank B. Doran
received about one-half of the emaciated
Republican vote cast for rnayoralty can
didates yesterday klefer ran in second
place and Warner a bad third, accord
ing to the same returns.
Wolterstorff candidate for city treas
urer, will probably lead the Republican
ticket by a comfortable margin, with Nc
Cardy, who handed Thane an unmerciful
whipping, in second place Hine and Fine
bout candidates for municipal Judge are
relatively next in order, with hine prob
ably enjoying a shade the better of the
total
The leaders on the assembly ticket are
Wheeler Arnold, Craig, George Ham
mond, DonneHy, George Root and Hub
Schumacher Each of the seven ran well
up with the ticket and in several insran-
ces all CT them headed the ticket in their
own wards
The result of the Republican primaries
is Re severest commentary on the ticket
Which Will come out of them liberal
estimate Places the total Republican vote
1t about 5,e22. q less than 3 per cent
CT he lormal party vote On The semi
ctilci;l returns from thirty. seven pre-
cincts Doran had i, $50 as against Csc for
Klcfer and 4j2 for Warner The vote POLL
ed by Seng. Rotillard and Leighton wuaId
nct collectively make a showing even in
the extremely lighl Republican total and
VII undoubtedly be very much less than
10 per cent Of the party vote. The re-
suits of the Kiefer canvass were entirely
unexpected on all hands He ard his
friends We're cock sure Of the nomination
hr handsome majority and the entire
enti- Kiefer forces read him into at best
third place. That he will finish second
is beyond question. but his second is d
Lad one. On the face of the first returns
he will receive little more than o1.e-haIf
ef the Doran vote. Fiefer fell down IN
the precincts that everyone was willing
tie eoneede him. Doran sccoped HIM in
several places in the Eighth ward War
ner dill not realize his expectations any
where He was subjected to a bitter as
sault by the party organ and practically
shut out from any newspaper support
His personal following included the best
young workers in the party and yester-
Cay after 10 o'clock in the morning the
Warner boosters were the only Republic
ans displaying any activity at the poll
ing places The handicap was 100 heavy
for him though and his defeat by both
Kiefer and Doran, with their lack Of
party prestige may reasonably be read to
mean his political downfall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19

Cuban concessions which enlarged the
market for farm products.
Representative Hepburn, of Iowa, made
satrlcal speech as TO the relief which
the proposed reciprocal plan would give
70 cuba. He declared that whereas
Cuba's prospective production was 5000. =
w tons OF sugar year, by imposing our
immigration laws upon them and estf-
mating the labor required for +be flilI
development of their resources We were
restricting their productive CAPACITY To
SUD,oO5 tons annually.
The discussion of the Cuban reciDr3c-
ity question, before faaI action was
taken, became general. Mr.. BouteU 0U1
Mr., Sibley (Pa), Mr. Morris QIinnD. Mr.
Littlefield (Me) and Mr.. Burke. Of south
Dakota, speaking on various phases II the
question.
Mr.. Payne brought the discussion to a
close with an earnest plea for the sun
port Of the reciprocity proposition. ana
motion that the previous question De Or
dered on all pending questions. This
brought the question to a decisive issue
rather unexpectedly. ana the voting le-
gan amid considerable excitement IRE
previous question was ordered bv q vote
of Il yeas to IS nays. which was the
first decisive test Of strength between -ne
two contending elements.
The next vote was on the substitute a.
fered by Mr. Dick earlier in the even
Ing, representing the views of those o.
posed TO the ways and means c0mmitte-.
Mr. Payne and Mr. Tawney acting as
tellers, announced that the substitute was
defeated-5Z to 20. After this vote quite
a number of those in the minority with
drew from the chamber
Mr. Morris, Of Minnesota one of the
( cOnterees on behalf Of the beet sugar -
terests, offered an amendment taking Off
the dlnerential on refined sugar. This
was defeated-50 to Y.
ms cleared the way for the final vote
I en- the reciprocity proposition al brOuEnl
I forward by Mr.. Payne, modified by the
amendment of Mr.. Sibley, limiting its du-
ration to December, 1903. The vote was
/ taken on these two propositions as a
whole, resulting: Yes ST.; nays 3l
Immediately following this vote the
conference adjourned. and the long pend
! ing controversy over the Cuban reciproc.
ity was determined so far as the ReDub-
iican conference was concerned. I'll still
remains to he dealt with in the house
! TIE Payne resolution, as adopted tonight.
gives the general form of a bill author
ling the president to negotiate a COM
| mercial agreement with CUBA for racip-
rocal and equivalent Concessions bv
which the rates of duty shall be reduced
at least 20 per cent and ad valorem on
al articles imported from Cuba into the
| United States.
I Ii also applies that the United STATE,
/ immigration and exclusion laws shall be
| enacted by the government of cuba AS
! a preliminary to reciprocity. Tho SibIev
amendment. which is adopted as "a pari
of the Payne resolution, recitcs thlt
! the foregoing 20 per cent reduction shall
be limited in its duration and effect t.
the first day OF December 1903"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
SMITHS NoMINA TuoN CONCEDED.


n
notof a
majority
the betting the
effort vain the
ef the Republican
reyed in fine round terms and the spirit grew bets how badly the col
Republican prophets proved absolutely
that nothing like an accurate line can be kept primary vote unless the
representative Republican
would have anything but an task get bets
at odds against his landing the nomination
yesterday absolutely
very satisfactory everyone but the possibilities Of the
law and the restrictions ballot
wanted
other general objection and Republican Judges all over the
CID party bosses but has made possible
fore p voters and g opgh " faq force themselves be-
Among the
a struck the Democratic judges in two precincts Of the Third ward
ny oef Jensen ha not properly the
vote nor had he made allowance
block Of 100 in the sixth precinct of the T y a bd a the e
took
ballots! were answered by the arrival of another block
and off the
haued there had been inst fifteen 7ennflran % t n.y. ~, ~ @
was so per cent of first
a eIecton
REPUBLICANS ARE SCARED.
o'clock and only them
hurry telephone calls upon the
been placed with the printer
The ballots fresh from the
depression something
voting in all parts of the city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
SAY he STOLESlOO,OOO
NEW YORK AUTHORITIES CAUSE
ARREST OF A BROKER.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-Max c. Mayer,
formerly q member of the brokerage firm
of Rathboraie, Mayer & Rathborne, was
arrested today at Bayonne, N j.,
charged with enabezzlement of funds said
to amount IN all to 100000 The charge
was made by G. Z. Rathborne & Son,
successors of the firm of which Mayer
was formerly a member
L did not intend running away" Mayer
says. 81 was in New York all day yes
terdavsand came out here only last night
to spead the night with my mother"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
FEARS FRIENDS or Beers
BRITISH VICE CONSUL IN NEW Or
LEANS ASKS PROTECTION.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, George
Van Sittart, British consul at New Or
leans, declares his life and property in
danger from Beers and Boer sympatnIzers
IN this city, and today appealed to the
mayor and chief of police for police pro-
lection. He says that anonymous let
tiers have grown numerous and threaten
ing of late, and that suspicious men con-
stantly stand around his consular office
as we'll as his home, contemplating. he
believes an attack on him He asked.
therefore that a police force be stationed
at both places.
Chief of Police Journee promised to in
vestigate, and if there are any good
grounds for Mr. Van Sittarts fears, the
request will be granted Police ~protec-
ton has been recently granted the Brit
Ish mule stations here, at the request
of the British officers and Secretary of
State Hay.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
. T 7
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Wrestling match at Empire tonight
The case of Albert LaFleur, charged
with grand larceny was again continued
in the police court yesterday, until to-
morrow morning.
Suit has been begun in the district
court by Aaron Bengtson against P. T.
Kavanagh ct 81. to quiet title to lot
40, block 3 Auditors Subdivision No. :.
The city offices were open for business
as usual yesterday, but callers were few
Most Of the officials were busy with the
primaries, and only a few clerks were
in charge.
Rev. Benjamin Longley, pastor of the
Central Park NJ +. church, took out
second papers of citizenship yesterday
before Judge Bum. Rev. f. NJ. Rule
and G. n. Hillman were his witnesses
Anton Knutson was brought to the
county Jail yesterday by the RondO po-
lice, supposed to be suffering from in
sanity. At the Jail he became violent
and was placed in a strait-jacket.
Elizabeth A. Carnes has filed suit in
the district court against A. Dumont f.
Y. Heyderstaedt ct al, to quiet title TO
the north 1872 feet OF lot 16, block l.
Mackubin and MaTshans addition to St
Paul.
August Anger charged with petit lar
ceny by NJ. F. Leudtke. entered a plea
Of not guilty in the police court yester-
day, and his case win be disposed of on
Thursday He was allowed to go on
his own recognizance.
The legal department is preparing for
the board of aldermen an ordinance COM
pell.ng all persons who haul garbage
and general city refuse to secure per-
nit The ordinance is being drafted at
the instance Of the health department.
1t is rumored in army circles here that
the new commander Of the Department
Of Dakota will be Brig. Gen. William
"A. kobbe. Nothing official has been re
ceived to this effect at the army build
ing. however. Gen. Kobbe is at present
IN Washington on leave.
A defective chimney caused a 500 blaze
I'm a building at SS5 Rice street Yesterday
morning, occupied by a grocery store on
the first floor and the family Of e. Malm-
quiSt on the second floCA The grocery
store is owned by Erickson & Nelson,
and was damaged about 5000
Jane II. Neiggs has brought suit in the
district court against Mary T. Knoche
and George G. Knoche her husband, to
quiet title to lot ., block .. Smiths sub
division Of blocks 9, 10, Is and Is, Stin-
sons addition TO st. Paul; and Lydia r.
Wiley has brought suit against the same
defendants to quiet title to lot 81, Of
the same block
Coroner A. w. Miller stated last night
That unless the remains of John Peter
son, alias Maguson who was found dead
In bed in a boarding house on Kittson
street and Charles Leavitt, who died at
the city hospital as the result Of !, fan.
were claimed by tonight they would be
buried by the county Leavitt was brought
70 the morgue on March Is and Peterson
on March il.
Wrestling match at Empire tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
HARBOR FRONT
- - 10 "a 80
IN A BLAZE
Continued From First Page.

by pushing a cotton bale into the water.
placing his family and himself OH 1t
and padding ashore
Hold MongoIs All Piston Point
Among The crew Of the steamer Heath
burn were thiIty-two Cinnamon. When
the names began to run over The vessel
they al scampered to the pier for safety
and Logan to make their way 10 tine
streets Of HObOkeu. There was a LARGE
force OF customs officers on hand guarding
property. As soon as these officials saw
tie frightened Cinnamon they became
alarmed that the aliens would make al
Illegal entry into the country. SD with
drawn pistols they ordered the Chinass
To halt The command was needed. aud
then surrounded by guards, the foreign
ers We're marched TO a pier some distance
away and there locked up uuuer survefL-
lance for the night
The captain of the Heathburu was not
aboard. His wife and children We're res
cued by the mate.
Inc fire was fought by Hobokcn and
Jersey City fire engines. ana from NV
"atefsIde by tugs and New York fire de-
par Iment boats. Employees of the H5I-
Fundamental and Bremen steamship
lines assisted these forces. as did th.
crew of the United States ship Ports
mouth, lying at the pier next above the
-f~44i-A mt Ills vessel Is
the Jersey naval reserve as II training
snip, and is in command of Lieut. Dar-
export. 1T was through their efforts that
the IcnaWanda's captain ana Ills family
were saved.
Other Deaths May FOLLOW.
The fire started about 2:35 O'Clock. ana
by 1890 il was well under control Tie
British Queen, still ablaze, was tewed
out into the river. Three lighters. I'll
afire. We're directed down tine river by
tugs, but owing 20 lho wind and cur
rent they once or twice came near s.t-
ting fire 20 property ON the New Y.rk
side. Two Of them finally drifted tn to
east shore Of Governor Island ae-.flr
fire 70 the new landing pier there
The army officers quarters were great
~ endangered, and the soldiers ststfsu.I
on the island were employed I'm dgarl-s
the flames.
The excitement attending Tine fra have
ing subsidized the Hoboken police rep.r--
ed that five 1ongshoremen were in u.
hospital there suffering from burns. Ono
of these, Patrick Hussey, is almost sure
To die, and the child of the captain of
the Tonawanda is in a dangerous c1ud.-
ton The captain and his wife are also
AT the hospital
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
REBELS WIN IN CHINA
ALL MANDARINs IN FANG CHENG
KILLED AND TOWN LOOTED.

HONGKONG. March 1S.-Gen Ma has
who have aiken p-s e5sion Of Fang Cheng
(Feng Chuan) They have killed CT cap
tured all the mandarins and have looted
the town.
Gen. Ma attacked the rebel strong
holds but after an engagement lasting
two days was forced to retreat The
rebels then established their headquar-
ters at Fang Cheng
The rebellion is spreading rapidly in
the provinces of Kwang 81, Kwang Tung
and Yum Nan.
The rebels prevent a junction Of the
government troops.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
BIG DEAL IN WHISKY
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS BRING
PAYMENT OF S1,OOo.OOO.

CINCINNATI, March 1s.-What is elI ed
the largest single deal in whisky on
record was closed here today. Am of The
holdings Of the Tyrone disdlleries oil III.
Z. Rippy near Lawrenceburg. XIV. l,-
cluding 10000 barrels. was bought hy
Weiskopf & Co. Western representative
Of Kentucky distiileries. and Hardicutt &
Co., for the Whisky Distributing COM
pany, Of Cincinnati.
The total Includes the total product
OF 1900 and 1899 Of the important grades.
All the goods are now in warehouses. ard
will remain until 1893 The price paid
for the goods was close "a 5O cents rar
gallon, and aggregated $. 100000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
RAISES THE OMAHA SEE
NEW ARCHBISHOP IN WEST WILL
PROBABLY BIC SEANNELL.
speciaI to The Globe.

OMAHA Neb., March 1s-The Very
Rev. D $. Phelan, editor of the West
ern WaLchmar. OF St Louis. stated to-
day that Omaha is to be raised to an
archepiscopal see within the next twelve
months. Omaha, said Father Phelan. will
then have the greatest gathering Of RO-
man Catholic prelatos ever seen in the
West, as all the archbishops and bishops
in the country viii be here as well as
cardinals and special repJ esentatives
from Rome. The first archbishop Of the
province Of Omaha, which includes
number Of suffragan sees and bishops in
the ransM Mississippi country will be
Bishop Scannsll the present Bishop of
Omaha.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
KINGS NAME is FORGED
LONDON BANK DISCOVERS CRIME
AND HAS HOLDER ARRESTED.

LONDON March 1S.-King Edward s
bank balance narrowly escaped a reduc-
ton to the extent of 9229 this afternoon.
by a forged Endorsement of a check,
which en- its face was drawn payable
to bearer" by Gen. Sir Dighton Probyn,
keeper of the kings privy purse. The
check was presented at Coutts bank,
where the cashier discovered the forgery.
When the man who presented the check
was questioned by the cashier he ran
away, but was captured and later re-
manded to prison. The prisoner gave the
name of Alfred Reynolds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
EVANS TO co HIGHER
PENSION COMMISSIONER MAY RE
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn March 10
Close personal friends here Of Pension
Commissioner H. Clay Evans claim to
have information that President Roose-
welt will make him secretary of the in
terror. 1t is said Secretary Hitchcock
will resign soon. and that Evans will
be offered his place. 1t is said the
change will occur within thirty days.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
HIS Voice CAME BACK
COUGH REVEALS CAUSE OF SING
EB's TROUBLE AFTER YEARS.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 1S.-Eighteen
years ago today r. c. Davis, resident
Of the West side, lost his voice. He
was then a bass singer Of note in the
choir Of a church at Indianapolis His
misfortune came suddenly, and refused
to Weld to the treatment of several OF
the most noted specialists Of the country
Who treated him for asthma, catarrh and
all sorts of throat diseases but without
affording him any relief.
This morning Mr. Davis was seized
with a violent tit of coughing, and eject
cd small substance, which proved TO be
a bit Of a tooth, which he had uncon-
sciously swallowed. The removal of this
obstruction, which had found a secure
lodging place in little pocket in the
oesophagus Just below the larnyx, inn
mc3iatciy restored his voice
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
FREE SLAVES BY WAR
PoRTUGUEsE TROOPS KILL FIFTY
TRAFFICKERs IN MANKIND

MOZAMBIQUE, Portuguese East At
RIGA, March 1S.-The Portuguese TROOPS
captured 162 slave dealers, and killed
fifty others at Pemba bay, recently, when
the government forces attacked twelve
strongholds of the slave dealers, and
liberated 40 slaves
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
MANLEY is IN DOUBT
MAINE LEADER NOT SURE ABOUT
TAKING FEDERAL OFFICE.

WASHINGTON. March 1S-Joseph Ii.
Manley, the Maine member of the Repub-
lican national committee, left for his
home in Augusta today, and will not give
his answer to the proffer of the office
of first assistant postmaster general un-
til later.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
AIDS RICH BY CHARITY
GOVERNMENT MAKES SI5,OOO,OUD
GIFT IN BOND PURCHASES.
Special to The GIobe.

NEW YORK, March Ia.--sccrct5ry 1G
the Treasury Leslie NJ. shaw who HAS
paid but one brief visit To Wall street.
evidently saw enough at that time %
convince him that philanthropy has 10
abiding place there.
His suspicious Of the bond purchase
order, repeal of which went into effect
at the close of business Saturday was
conclusive that he suspects WaH street.
From April I Of last year To March 1J
Of this year, the government bought
principally from New York bankers. $685.
130130 in United States bonds In order
to get that sum it was comDelled-t to pay
$Sl, 1858, which means that SOMEBODY
made exactly s15,6C2,S 23 In profits Dbl. oG
Mr. Cages bond purchase plan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
= gX
A grand Orange Sale here
this week.

Owing to a happy purchase of large
quantity fancy California Navel Oranges
we can offer them at, per box, 1915.
Extra large size per dozen ....... SEC
Large size, per dozen ................. Sic
Large size, per dozen .................. PC
Medium size, per dozen ............... PIC
Extra sweet, small, per dozen . Ice
Remember, these are fine, large juicy
Oranges, and they are as cheap as fancy
apples.
STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES.
The best lot that has arrived here this
season; they are beautiful.
Full quart baskets, only ............. 49c
Pint boxes, only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
PORT FREE FROM PLAGUE
NO NEW CASE REPORTED IN RIO
JANETRO IN THREE WEEKS.

RIO JANEIRO Brazil, March 1S-No
case of bubonic plague has been re-
ported here for three weeks, and the
port has been officially declared free
from the plague.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
And as Wen as Can BE Exnectea

The vigorous and efficient manner in
which President Roosevelt and Mayor
Low, of New York. are taking hold Of
things shows that the scholar in politics
IS getting OH very well, thank Won =
Kansas City Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
SMITHS NOMINATED
CONTINUED FRO NJ FIRST PAGE.


coerce in
dist Wa brokee even With
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
Fresh Fish Market,
Drug Department,

Prescriptions are our Speciality and are
nlled mere by thorough pharmacists reg
lslered) eNpertly and carefully at half
bottles.
Easter Egg Dyes, three SC packages
All Spring Medicines at cut price
BIB bar Green CASTLE Soap, pure 23e
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19

by pushing a cotton bale into the water.
placing his family and himself OH lt
and padding ashore
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19

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