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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
BAILEY and DEPEW
EXCHANGE SALLIES
Texan Refers to New Workers.
Wedding-Latter Comments on
Formers Youth and Beauty.

Washington. April 2.-Discussion of the
oleomargarine bill In the Senate to-day was
enlivened by two or three bright coIloquies
between Senators. Mr.. Bailey of Texas
concluded his speech begun yesterday in op-
position to the measure. occupying most of
the time devoted by the Senate TODAY to
the ofll's consideration. His argument was
brilliant and at times eloquent and at
tracted the careful attention Of Senators ON
both sides of the chamber and of the oc-
cupants OF the crowded galleries.
He was followed by Mr.. Depew of New
York. In bright and witty speech In sup
port OF the measure. Mr.. Depew matched
his wit with that of Mr.. Bailey on the SUBJ
Ject OF the Amarican girl, and the sallies
or the two Senators were greeted with
SHOUTS or laughter both on the floor and in
the galleries.
The Texans keen reference to the recent
marriage of Mr.. Depew was most happily
fenced by the New York Senator in his ref
erence to the love and admiration excited in
Bailey.
Mr.. Depew Of New York, in replying to
Mr.. Bailey supported the bill. He said
he never had heard speech which had 80
fired his fancy. SO appealed to his imasin-
Judgment as that of Mr.. Bailey He had
been taught that competition was the life of
trade, but competition ought to be honest
II a merchant deceived his customers by
foisting on them a fraud he believed that
man ought to be reached by law. because
every man, when he purchased an article
had right to get what he paid for. 1t
was perfectly evident that no industry with
q good article could compete successfully
with spurious substitute with which the
people were deceived.
In the course Of his brief speech, Mr.. De-
pew, referring to an allusion made by Mr..
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
HENDERSON'S OPPOSITION
TO STATEHOOD WITHDRAWN.
Admits That He Has Been Actuated by
Political Reasons and Promises
to Block BilIs No Further.
Republic Bureau
LIZ TiAa AaIalAlx.

li6 Times Building.
Washington. April 2-speaker Henderson
has withdrawn his opposition to the consid-
Grafton Of the bill granting Statehood to
Oklahoma. New Mexico and Arizona His
capitulation came after a lively session with
Chairman Knox Of the Committee on Ter
ritories and Delegates Flynn, Rodey and
Smith.
The Speaker. when the Delegates asked
for a day for the consideration. stated that
he had opposed 1t and had held confer
ence with tho leaders OF the House early in
the session, at which it had been agreed
that there should be no Statehood legisla-
tion at this session He believed, he said
that the Territories, II admitted would be
Democratic, and that his opposition had
been based upon political reasons.
Delegate Rodey protested against that ac-
tion. He said it was unfair for the Speaker
TO hold a star-chamber session and decide
upon the rights OF the people and reject
their claims without a hearing. Mr.. Knox
added that the members of the Committee
on Territories had been opposed to the bills.
presented by the Statehood advocates %
Rodey and Flynn asserted that Oklahoma
and New Mexico were assuredly Repub-
can as Iowa. and IL the Republican Con-
eress passed the Statehood act there would
in Republican.
The discussion, which opened with some
good-natured turn, and finally Mr.. Hender-
son agreed to fix a day for the cousidera-
ton of the measures He also indicated
that he would not offer any further opposl-
tion to the passage OF the bill. The DeIe-
gates from the Territories are encouraged
by their victory. and claim that the bill VIII
pass the House without serious opposition
The advocates Of Statehood however
realize that getting the bill through the
House Is only small part Of the work to
be done. The real difficulty will be in get
ting the Senate to act fayorably OF fhfs
there is very little hope during this Com
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
TWO REPORTS ON PuRE-FooD BILL.
Minority Says Government Has NJ
Right to Prescribe Menus.

Washington, April 2.-The majority and
minority reports on the Hepburn pure-food
bill were presented to the House to-day.
The majority report says that the measure
represents the views of all persons and as
eociations seeking effective pure food legis-
Iation The report says the necessity Of
such legislation is shown by the vast num-
ber of adulterations and debasements on
the market, most OF them being imposed
upon poor people. The measure the re-
port adds. is in no sense paternaistic but
protective. the same as the laws against
counterfeitirg and forgery.
Mr.. Adamson of Georgia, in q dissenting
report, says the founders of the Republic
never intended that the Federal Govern
ment should prescribe menus and codes Of
table et!quet. He urges that food regula-
tion should be left to the States. Mr. Cor
liss Of Michigan also dissents on the ground
that the bill gives arbitrary power to fix
standards, require Labels. etc, and that un-
certainty and confusion will result
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Missouri River at Parkville. has been IA
vorably reported by the Committee on Inter
state and Foreign Commerce.
Representative Cooney OF Missouri to-day
introduced q bill granting a pension to
George W. Chapman. late private Of Com
pany F. Fifth Missouri Enrolled Militia, dur
ing the Civil War. at the rate OF so per
month.
Representative Brownlow Of Tennessee to-
day introduced bill granting an increase
of pension to Daniel w Ellis. late of Com
pany e. Fifteenth Tennessee Cavalry, MAX
Ing his pension $50 per month.
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H. NJ. Dudley. a prominent business mar

city on business matters.
II: NJ. Mclaughlin and James c. Charley
OF Miami, l. T., are here on business with
the departments.
Clarence Darraw, former law partner Of
the late Governor Altgeld Of Illinois. and
John P. Hopkins Of the Illinois Democratic
State Committee, are in Washington. They
had conference to-day with the Demo-
cratic Congressmen from Illinois, as to the
best method Of raising funds for the relief
Of Governor Altgeld's widow, who was II
is said. left destitute by the sudden death
Of her husband
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
REsuRkECHONlSTS APPROVED.
Polish Congregation of Priests
Ends Sixty Years Probation.

Chicago. April 2,-Information was re-
ceived from Rome to-day by the Very Rev
erend John kasprzyclli, provincial of the
that the Pope and the propaganda have ap-
proved the congregation for permanent ex-
The congregation Of the Resurrectionists
which was. founded by several Polish
Roman Catholic priests about 60 years ago.
extends with its missions and educa tionai
institutions throughout the world. and has
been on probation 90 years
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OF INTEREST TO THE SOUTHWEST.
Bill for Bridge Across Missouri River
Mt Parkville FavorabIy Reported.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, April 2.-The Senate bill le-
galizing the construction of a steel bridge
across the Little Tennessee River at A1iles's
Ferry by the Atlanta, Knoxville and North
ern Railway Company passed the House to-
day.
Representative Moon of Tennessee to-day
introduced a bill authorizing the construc-
tfon of a bridge across the Tennessee River
in Marion County by the Memphis and
Chattanoosa Railway between AuIlens's
Cove and Oates's Island
Senator Coekrell introduced bill author
izing the Quincy Railroad Bridge Company
TO rebuild the draw span OF its bridge across
the Mississippi River at Quincy, Ill.
The bill providing for q bridge scroas the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
H. Wefter
Manufa curing Go.

The boilers anodes and hollow ware in shipping
shed and pig iron on yard is exempt from sne.
This sale is for account Of whom II may con-
cern. A certified check Of 10 per cent must ac-
company each bid.
The parties In interest reserve the right to re-
feet any and all bids.
Terms OF sale. cash. the purchase to be re-
moved at once.
Address bids to JNO ID. YOUNG.
IS Madison St. Memphis. Tenn
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

mass meeting Of the Epworth Leagues OF
the Southern Methodist churches of the
city TINS evening, was formerly editor of the
EpWorth Era, the organ OF the leagues of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and
also general secretary of the leagues but is
now principal Of Logan College at RUSSELL
vile. Ky. He is expected in the city this
meeting have been made. The music viii
be under the direction of R. o. Bolt, and
the songs selected will include many that
We're used at the Campbell Morgan meet
tngs last week Doctor Steel RECENTLY haa
been recalled three times to Los Angeles
and hve times to Parkersburg. Va. His sub
1ect tonight, The Pioneers of Method
Ism. Is considered the best in his reper-
toire. There will be no charge for admis-
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Visitors in Warrington.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. April al: N. Grisham of
Mckinney. Tex, a member of the State
Legislature, is in Washington as the guest
Of Senator Bailey Mr.. Grisham will depart
for home Sunday and will take the stump
for Representative Degraffenreid in the
congressional campaign.
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Nominations Sent to the Senate.

Nominations Sent to the Senate.
Washington, April 1.-The President to-
day sent to the Senate the following nom
nations:
Secretary Of Legation at Buenos Ayrea, Ar
gentins Republic. Edward Wnslow Anies.
POSTMASTERS
ulinois-Georye e Swanson, Woodruff.
Iowa-Charles H. Anderson. Anamosa; John I.
Waits burlington; James c. Harwood. Clarion;
Isaac Stauffer, Gladbrook: Daniel j. Album
Missouri Valley; Cornelius Van Zandt. Wilton
Junction
Kansas-Thomas A. Sawhfll, Concordia-
Texas = Hugh Z, Smith. McKingley; Edwin
Fore. P1ttsburG.
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The St: Louis District Conference. Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South will hold its
Church, North Market and Hodianont.
april Is to II. Bishop wa Chandler pre-
sdins. In case Bishop Chandler is not, Pre-
The programme for Tuesday forenoon viii
include addresses by the Reverend A.
Goker' the Reverend J. z. Woodward Mr.
Smart and the Reverend Clarence Burton
The afternoon will include addresses by
Mrs s. s. Riley. Mrs. H. B. Steel, Mrs.
l.: Lola Sanders. the Reverend Doctor c.
Henderson. W L.
Wednesday morning the Reverend @, H.
Dugg1ns VIII preach the sermon. In the
'Methodism" by the Reverend Doctor j.
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ago eaught severe cold, having been o.
10 inclcnent weather, which settled al owe
me, particularly In the abdomen and wa.
In almost constant pain. I consulted a oily
sician and took his medicine or montf and
without any relief. ] then decided would
try your medicine and II was a lucky day
for me when / did 50. noticed change In
a few days and felt encouraged to confines
taking Wine Of Cardui and my patience
was rewarded, fof In two weeks my pains
had left me and felt Like q new woman" /"
Mrs. Blau is authority for the statement
that Wine Of Cardui is ''worn-out wo-
mans best friend, and also that it made
her feel "like new woman. The wo-
man who has suffered from female weak
ness should do anything within reason to
secure health Wine of Cardui is the med
icine that appeals to reasonable women
women who hold operations and cutting in
who know that Nature is
the only physician to build up their weak
ened organs and make them feel like NEW
Wine of Cardui gives women
back their health by giving Nature q
chance to build up the wasted and diseased
tissue. Wine Of Cardui regulates the mem
strual flow and Nature, when relieved of
the drains or Of the poisons in the system,
makes the functional organs strong and
healthy again.
Hundreds Of women have been made
"new women, well and happy by Wine of
Cardui.
Mrs. Edith Donaldson, Of South Will
mington, ILL.,, is one Of them. She writes:
VI have only taken one bottle Of Wine Of
Carded, bot ! have impfoved wonderfully.
have started to take tie second one and
feel as though / cannot be wihoet It, Il has
helped me 50 wooderfuily. feel Like a
new woman"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

The opening service OF tho series at the
Compton Hill Congregational Church was
held last night. A fair audience greeted the
Reverend Arthur j. Smith as he rose to
speak The chorus, which extends in four
rows across the church. was led by the
Reverend William w. Newell The train
bearing Major Marquis, who is to have
charge of the music, was an hour late. He
reached the church. however. in time TO
sing solo whic" aroused quick interest
Major Marquis has a voice OF great power.
and SO thoroughly under control that the
so JsaSes We're rendered with much ten
derness. He has the erect bearing of the
soldier. and easily commands his audience.
The Reverend Mr.. Smiths address was
from the words. mo man careth for my
soul" The Scripture reading was of the
inpotent man at the pool Of Bethesda, who
used the words of the text in his answer to
Jesus.
The address was direct, full of apt Illus
trations Of the man who was not within
the care Of some other life. The service
was brief At the close the Reverend Mr.
Smith met the committee of the church
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

MI. Charles Galloway will give his finaI
organ recital at st. Georges Episcopal
pay n programme composed entirely OF
music by Alexander Guilmant, with whom
ne studied for four years. The Renneman
ladies' Quartette and Miss Rosalie Wirth
I'm will assist with vocal numbers.
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One fare plus 81 Round Trip
A. Andrews. Gen. Act.
7he Atchison. Topeka q Santa Fe ky
System. l08 N. Fourth ST.,
ST. LOUIS.

taken by his command in the capture Of
the papers which resulted in the capture Of
Aguinaldo by General Funston and party,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

Former students OF the Moody RibIs Irs+;-
tute, Chicago. who live in ST Louis will
meet at the Central Y. NJ. C. A. this after
noon at 4:SO. to organize a club for fellow
Christ In the city. All former students Of
the institute have been invited
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
FOR SALE!
1850, 900 lbs. SCRAP iron.

Sealed bids will be received and opened at
OF Montidonico. Proudfit & Co. No, Is Madison
street Memphis. Tenn. for the sale Of s5oS 90
debris OF machinery and stock salvage Of the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

All OF the latest creations for spring and
MissourPs greatest store. Here is to be
found an exposition of all that is useful ana
novel and at prices that has made this the
bargain store
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
Y. M. c. A. SECRETARY RESIGNS;
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Doctor S. A. Steel Will Address
Epworth Leagues-Moody Bible
Institute Students to Or
ganize q Club.

Mr.. Henry F. Martin. who has been junior
secretary of the Central Y. NJ. C. A since
December. ISsS. has resigned his position On
account Of impaired health, and has en-
tered the business world
Mr.. Martin holds several prominent posi-
tons in connection with the Third Baptist
Church, and will continue to devote consid-
cradle time to religious and association
work. He has become interested in several
business enterprises, and will be closely
identified with the commercial interests Of
the city. Mr.. Martins resignation was re-
gretfully accepted by the Central Associa-
tion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

THE stout washerwoman with brawny
II arms is generally pitied by her en-
u ployers, but she goes about her work
humming tune of contentment. She can
afford to be contented because she is healthy.
She could not work for living over . wash
tub if she were not blessed with rugged
health. The exhaustion that follows from
her toll is not the "worn out" feeling 80
many weak women write about in their
letters to The Chattanooga Medicine Com
pany. The woman blessed with home
comforts and ease, but cursed with female
weakness might well envy her washerwo-
man in her possession Of all the natural
blessings of health. But 10, 900 cured wo-
men have written to tell how Wine Of
Cardui bestows the blessing Of health on
every woman who takes it, rich and poor
alike. Mrs. Helena Blau, No. 12S Seventh
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, Is one of the
young women whom Wine of Cardui has
rescued from q life Of suffering. She
writes:
~Wine Of Cardud = certainly WON oct
women's best friend and ! am pleased to
give my experience with h. A few months
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

Tho revival meetings at Marvin Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. under the leader
ship of the Reverend 7. W. Shannon Of
Fredericktown. Mo-. are being largely at
tended. and already number have signi-
fed their desire to lead better life. Mr..
shannon is closely related to the Reverend
j. b: Culpepper. an evangelist well known
In the Southern Methodist Church Mr..
shannon breaches each evening during the
remainder Of the week and twice Sunday.
Doctor s. Steel, who is to address q
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

GoLDSMITH-On Wednesday, April 1907 NJ,
o clock p. m, Bridget Goldsmith beloved
mother of Joseph Goldsmith
Inc funeral viii take place Friday the 9TH
,is'' az l;so O'Clock p. M. from family residence
thence to Calvary Cemstery. Briends invited to
attend. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

I, ,HaaNpsGHGG.on .as Wednesday. April 4 1909. At
smyth), beloved vile OF Victor n HanS,,SS Sre >
snd sister OF Mrs. William McCuy, at residence
NO. Ill3 North Grand avenue -
Due potica of funerai xrin b. ...~-
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Reserve Agent Approved.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. April s.-The COMPTROLLER Of
the Currency to-day approved the designa.
Iion OF the Seventh National Bank of New
York as reserve agent for First Ma
uonal Bank of Anadarko, Ok.
An application to organize the City Ma
tional Bank OF johnson City, Tenn, with a
capital OF $4,000 was approved.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

pIETRIGH.on Tuesday. April /. in tn. sew.
Funeral Thursday, April 3. at o'clock n N,
from the residence Of Mr.. George Beck No scoa
Hawthorne boulevard Friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

"Boro-Formalin" Q3imer q Amend). used
rs tooth and mouth wash in the morning.
leaves mouth sweet and pure all day
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

W. Lee and tho Reverend NJ II Haw.
THE Sunday Schools. Its Difficulties and
Their Remedy" will be discussed by the
Reverend L. ]. Rinkel, ]. Steph and Olin
Boggess. In the evening the sermon will bs
preached by the Reverend a. +. Smith OF
kirkwood.
Thursday morning will be devoted to busi-
ness and addresses will be given by Mr.. \.
Z. Whitaker and the Reverend T. E.
Sharp. The Reverend Doctor ]. H. Young
Is to preach the sermon. The afternoon sss-
sion includes addresses by y. p. Willy and
Mrs. C.. Z. Pattillo. In the evening the
Reverend Doctor II. NJ. DuBose. general
secretary of the Epworth League, will ad-
dress a mass meeting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

,HENNEssY,Entsrsd into rest, suddenly. on
Funeral will take place from Donnelly's under
taking rooms. No. 1ole North Twenty first street
on Friday April 4. Mt p. m. to st. Mathews .
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was q member Of Robert Emmet
Lodge, No. e4 A. O. U, w.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
sUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED.

Washington. April 2.-The House to-day
This is the eighth of the regular annual
supply bills which has passed at this ses-
sion. Only few unimportant amendments
were attached to 1t. After It was disposed
Of, debate on the revenue cutter bill was
resumed.
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ue notice Of funeral will be given.
HANDLEY-on Wednesday.

HANDLEY-on Wednesday, April Z. 1909. at 1
m. Maria Handley. aged 80 years, beloved
Mife OF George Handley and mother Of Water
Hsndley). ~ N"ee
Funeral from family residence, No. ss2, Fsmou,
avenue, at ! p. m on FridSy, April T. to F'ry
Memorial Church. thence to New Pickett Gems.
terry. Interment private.
Chicago. Ill. and Georgetown. Colo. papers
please COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03
DETCHEMENDY SEEKS RECOGNITION


Washington. April 2-Captain George A.
Detchemendy. formerly of the Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry, had a talk with Secretary
Root to-day with view Of occurring some
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-03

DUNkER-on Tuesday. April 1. 1902, at I2:Io
o. M. Margaret bunker (nee Guerda M wido.SS
,,o,,h 81 ne late c. H. bunker. aged 81 years 10
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DEATHS.

BoWLES-Tuesday. April l. 1901 Ann. II
62w,es enee Lritt): beloved wife OF NJ. A Bowles.
Funeral from Scott & Lynch undertar;n1
rooms Thursday. April l. at 2:s0 o. m tn =.
Roses Church. Funeral private " "
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McDoNALD-on Wednesday, April {, 1902. at
a. m. Ann. beloved wife Of Patrick Mcdonald
q years ~
Funeral from family residence. No. si25 Reilly
Coiumbkilles' Church thence TO Mount Ollve
Semetery. Friends invited
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Bailey, said that the American girl had
been put In wrong position before the peo-
pie Of the United States.
forgot for the moment" interjected Mr..
Bailey. "a recent occurrence in the life of
the Senator from New York or l should not
have mace the allusion." Q.auehter).
And but for that occurrence" retorted
Mr.. Depew, laughingly. as he spoke, IT
should have left a younger man to come to
the defence Of the American girl. 1t was
the Senator's youth and beauty great
laughter which astonished me when he
made that remark II he had been soured
and disappointed in love. or II the sex had
treated him In some way that would lead
him to remark about It like that, I should
have understood him. But no one can meet
tho Senator no. one can see him socially or
In his grave and dignifed position. no one
can gee his photograph on Pennsylvania
avenue without recognizing that his genial
fly. his happiness, his eloquence. have come
because the American girl has admired him
and loved him." Qong continued laughter).
"And he never ought to have gone back
on her to-day by saying she is a fraudu-
lent specimen Of living oleomarsarine."
Qaughter).
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Funeral from residence. No. 2s4s Russell ays-
nue.. on Thursday. April 8. at 2 y. m
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IiERNEY-On Tuesday, April l. 1902, at 8 D.
n n. Della n. Tterney. dearly beloved wife Of the
Miebassst bastrisk j Terney and mother Of James A..
tierrney and Mrs. George Pyser and Sister Mary
FUNERAL from family residence. No. 4os7 Cottage
srenuo. Friday. at $50 a. m. to st Matthew s
Snureh, thence to Galway Cemetery. Friends in
s sneo to attend. Deceased was member OF st.
%atthew's St AIMS Sodality: also Pride Of the
west Council No. SIS. K 4 L Of g.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

place and has built him a house
some where in the Running Wa
ter neighborhood, one mile north
of Mr.. Duvall.
Mr.. John McCune has given
Mr.. Baker a $4,000 order for
apple trees. He intends to set
out 10 acres. A good invest
ment. Mr.. Baker has trees that
have borne apples at one year
old. Everyone could have fruit
if they would try.
If we can have seasons the
plains will come to the front.
Quite a lot of grain was sown
last fall and has been a great
benefit for pasturage for poor
cattle.
Col Tracy was at Wright, he
has been sick. He said he had
lust worked too hard this fall
and his nerves gave away but is