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Galveston-Nominal; middling, 8, 5-16
net receipts, 1928; gross, 1928; stock,
bS,SlO. EXports-Coastwise "a.
Norfolk-Dull; middling, 91s; net re-
celpts, 166; gross, 1866; stock, SOS. Ex-
ports-Coastwise 500.
Baltlmore-Nominal: middling, 95s;
gross receipts, 345; stock, 9.59S.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 915; net re-
Geipts' /; gross, 1853. Exports-Great
Britain, %.
Wimington-Quiet middling, ~;
stock, 6282
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, 81;
ne1 receipts, 100; gross, 100; stock,
savannah-Quiet; middling, 99s; net
t ae oaa 1853 gross, 1853; sales, II; stock
zo,sS5. EXports-Contineat 500.
new Orleans-Quiet and steady;
middling. 5-16; net receipts. 36sI:
GROSS 1851; sales, 700; stock, l62. 1856.
1850 80
Moolle-Nominal; middling, 9A; net
receipts. 2; gross, 2; stock, 1887.
Menphls-Quiet; middling, 9 1-16; net
stock, 326
Augusta-Quiet; middling, 99s; net re-
oe 5,o Vs. gross, 102; sales, 1872; stock.
-o0I9
Charleston-Quiet and nominal; net
'eCCelpts' Is; gross, IS; stock, 1907.
,,CIniclhnati-Quiet; middling, 9A; net
receipts 551; gross, 351; stock, 129S2.
Ec4oul5Vllle-F'irm; middling, 91s
OF. Louis-Quiet; middling, 3-16;
sioSs receipts, 1856; sales, 10; stock, 81
.ho2us'ton-Easy; middling, 9 S-16: net
'e([slpts, 467; gross. 4S7; stock, 21,94S.
~ e" 1ork-Quiet; middling, 9h; net
tselpts. 1873; gross, 4,121; sales, 462;
I 100 1925, Exports-Great Britain,
u.s. continent. 4,O59.
Total To-day-Net receipts, 6.792; ex-
p poItS Great Britain. 222; France, 1850;
0Vrlllnent, 1853; stock, $685.
no Socnsolldated-Net receipts, 80, 9O4: ex-
S 3 5, ys' 2o'6Ol; France, $3.50; continent,
? o.. Total Ia, Since Sept. met receipts,
s sgII''So2 exports, Great Britain. 2.915.-
''I' france, 6s2,277; continent, 2,457, 229.
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H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

800 against 1886; Houston, 100 to $50,
against 1858; Galveston, 500 to 1887.
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Savannah Bank
and Trust Go.
Capital, $35O,OOO.

JOSEPH ID. WEED, President.
JOHN c. ROWLAND, Vice President.
VIM. f. McCAULEY, Cashier.
SAML. L. CLAY, Assistant Cashier.
A general banking and exchange
business transacted.
Savings Department, interest
computed quarterly.
Accounts of merchants, banks
and corporations solicited.
American Express COInpaEy's let
ters of credit issued available in all
parts of the world.
Collections carefully made and
promptly accounted for.
safety Deposit Boxes and Storage
Vaults for rent.
correspondence invited.
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
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Plant System of Railways.

by Meridian Tme-one Hour slower Than city Time
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Parlor Cars on Trains II and al
Close connections made at Montgomery
for Mobile. New Orleans and all points,
In the Southwest. Close connections att
Cuyler for Statesboro and at Cordele|
with G.. S. & F. for Macon. Atlanta and
Chattanooga.
Train No. "a, the FLORIDA ANDI
LIMITED, solid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
CHIC REPUBLICANS lave
PLATFORM CUT AND DRIED.
Which Meets To-pny VIII
ind"rse administrations. hut
Not to l!e Too Specific.

C'iu7lSus. O.. May 25-Sevaral hu1ar..
~R'puh-ieans are here for the Republican
state convention which opens tomorrow
Senator Hanna remained at his residence
today. hut was at hi quarters in the Hol-
lenden tonight Thu visiting ConEressm,n
spent me Day at the suburban residence of
congressman Biedler. Chairman Dick and
SECRETARY Mailoy were with the local corr
mittee and the candidates opened their re-
c.ption headquarters
IL Is understood that a platform has haen
teparrd by the ohio Senators and ron
sitsSihen winch has been submitted To 80
lessinen which has been submitted IN rho
ue,esaIss; 1t Is to indorse the National ad-
Initiistfdtion strongly in general terms
MM.tnout specifications an Cuban reciprocity.
me fniiippine policy is uneQuivocalIy in
9orSed with SPECIAL expression of conf
aemcs IN Governer General Taft.
mere Is no opposition to the renomiua tion
OF secretary or STATE BayiIn for u second
term. Among the candidates for the othar
nominations are: ~
supreme Judge. w. B. Crew, McConneIIs-
vie; Joseph NJ. Wood. Athens; George /.
Phililps, Cleveland; j. y. Summers Snripr-
neid, W. o.. Henderson,. Mvron
A: Norris. Youngstown; W. S. Savapa
willie. ~
Food and Dairy Commissioner: Andrew
q. Comings, Oberlin; Fred W. Herbst Co
lumbus: Horace Aukery. Xenia: Herman
II. BerEhegger, Cincinnati: NJ. NJ. Rrid@a
Lynas B. Kaufman, ColumbIIs.
Edward f. Tyler. Fremont; Edward Batt
Cleveland. '
Board of Public Works-Frank ] MccoI-
loch. Bslieiontaine: William kirtley. De
fance: ". j. Mclean, Sidney; John O'Con-
nor. DAYTON. Not
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
SAID TO BE WORTHLESS
Man Who Gives Name of Robert
NJ. Peck Under Arrest.

Robert NJ. Peck, a guest at the Imperial
Hotel, who says he is a son of William
Peck. former superintendent Of the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company. is under arrest
pending Investigation on a charge of pass
Ing worthless checks.
Peck was arrested last night by Detective
GIion or complaint of Val Refs. president
OF the Val Refs Music Company of No. 10l2
Olive street.
Refs in his request for the arrest OF Peck
asserts that Peck obtained money on checks
drawn on the German National Bank OF
Little Rock. Ark. to the amount Of $os..
He declares that the checks were cashed on
the firms account and asserts that they
were worthless.
Peck declared his arrest was unwarrant-
ed. The checks I gave the Refs Com
pany." said he were not worthless. / had
a joint deposit with my brother in the Ger
National Bank at Little Rock. and
when I drew the checks ! believed there
was sufficient funds to meet them My
brother. ]. C. Peck. was formerly general
storekeeper for the Choctaw. Oklahoma and
Gulf Railway Company. with headquarters
at Little Rock. / was his assistant.
Il think my brother drew out the account
when he departed. and took the money TO
Chicago without letting me know" h.
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MOBILE AND OHIO.
RAILWAY.

Train.
The Rot Special. except Su-dav
Princeton. Loui Vile. Lev nE-
ton and way stat on Chat
tanooRa. Rome. Atlanta. Va
con and points IN the South
east -.... $500. DO. ....
Mount Vernon Accommodating
Pri"ceton LEU sv'I'e. L xi7g-
ton and wa stati rs. Knox
vile. AsNev''le. Chattar oCa,
Rome Atlanta. Augusta.
lariest1n Macon and all
Lntrts in Florida and the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27

Real estate transfers filed for record with
County Recorder Charles Hoefele at BelleviiIe
yesterday were:
Lon Harper ct al. to FL Mace. lot As and part
& Lovinsston's addition. East ST. Louis: war
ranty deed. $500.
L. T. McCasland and wife to c. o. MccasIand.
Same 10 Edward Leopold. lots ls3. l4. is L5.-
ingston.s addition, East ST. Louis, warranty
B. Hartmann and wife to shickle- Harrison
a aSMa5a l Win. msmpsn PARK RaT wa Sl9GE 81 ss esars emo
Knight; lot 30 block 6 LansG-*ne: waTfan.y
Ella Il. Johns and husband to Catherine Pen
nell par, Of lot block IS. East St LOUIS: war
N {. Pennel,, by administTato5 to C W
subdivision. East St. Louis; administrators deed.
80 7h ii. town ]; G II H4ao K a: a AaE Hant; t a2s : So los sst
\. 2. Story and wife 10 Alex Hitcnison. lot 3
block ! Kurrus place. East st. Louis: warranty
% S,S:k F IS; bsnvs to esok %RrA M4finl at lots P. z 80 ard
p. W. Abt and wife 10 Thomas CaItmill, lot
; and part 4. block lo2, penverside: warranty
cGaTiss A!,eRbsrend 9nd wife to T. G Otto.
Ia t s. 5i0G louis il wnTTan.S deed. $40;
W. Il. Harris and wife TO c. O. McCasland; lot
? Fekete place East St Louis; warranty deed
Fred and Charlotte Schmidt, by guardian, to
subdivision. East st. Louis; guardians deed,
Ida Schmidt to Mary a. Drummond. lot ). block
/ I. VOLTS subdivision. East st. Louis; quit
claim deed. S+00.
]. H. Ramsey and wife 10 u. G. Ramsey. par,
Of block 30, East St Louis; quitclaim deed. 81
] II. Ramsey and wife TO u. g. Ramsey. part
of block 81. East st. Louis; quitclalm deed, 81
w. NJ. X. Lyons and wife to z. II. Hacker.
lots % and "a. w. NJ. Lyons's addition. Marissa
Station: warranty deed. 500.
Eerdie Gorla to c. ]. Goria ct al. lot .. block
IL, East st. Louis: warranty deed. s..
Louisa Talbot ct al. to G. J. Hepp, part Of
lot 6. survey en7 warranty deed. $1,000.
49, and Ies. Crystal place. Belleyille: warranty
deed. 500.
Riley D. Bisgs and wife to T. L. Feketc. lot.
SO. 31 and part of 252. Central place. No. =.
East ST. Louis: warranty deed. S225.
u w. Drtimmopd and wife to A. A. Miller.
trustee, lot 3. block :. De Haan-D sub
division. winstanley park: warranty 6ede $3.50.
Henry Vogt and wife to Right nsHerend J.
Jansen, lot p and part of q. block Is. Ilinol.
City; warranty deed. $500.
]. r. Donovan. trustee. to Francis Mcclure. lot
IS, block IS. Lansdowne. East st. Louis. war
rar,y deed SIg.
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NAMES GRAND ARMY STAFF.
Appointments by Commander
Rrons0n. Department of Missouri

EEPCRLTC SPECIAL.
Sedal;a. No. May 26.-Ira T. Bronson. de
partmeu: commander of Missouri. Grand
Army of the Republic. to-day appointed the
following officers: John P. Dew of Kansas
City. and August Bierwirth of Cape Cir
ardeau. vice commanders; Doctor Edward
BorCk of St. Louis. medical director, and
the Reverend j. J. Martin. of Holden. chap
lain.
Charles A. Paige OF Green Ridge vas
named as delegate TO the National Encamp-
ment. which meets in Washington. d. c.. In
October. Thomas &. Rodgers. Post No. /.
of St Louis. !s made assistant adjutant
Schneider Of ST. Louis, chief bugier and
aid-de-camp: Harry Mitchell of Nevada.
chief mastering officer; John 2. Cotty OF
Moberly. color bearer and aid-de-camp, and
Daniel Grow of Sedalia. chief aid-de-camp.
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Testimony Results IN Tprc C~on:n,ion
Than I've.

TegtinGny was -e.TI y s-eTtay by II,
C1roner's jury at tbs iaqu,sl cver 81. &c.
of Eat-icn C.ot-y. So" Has found acll -!
the hank of Dead Gre X sei " l. 81 :,
Luis, carly SuI.uay mon: : ,he .l.4.
VS. con.u.tcd by D-,yIs ~! $780,.
v. BT!-iLel. VINO ,g...!I.eG II TN.
"Wednesday morning, WIc:. IA dem.
tss; Inuny l. ,XyeC,,d.
The testimoE. ii IA, witness s. yar;cr.. y
only resulted in Cg..-a.i ID. --... ,ae j..r
when tn man was at sen -....,. E. ....
OF tHe w'tH-ss Is dc a,cd ihJt I US "a.
IN .-e t.Cn.:.S when he i-It I { sa.uaA ~
T-uorvile fuI the las; tina, AID vt4,rs 4
clarvd tnat II. was ear. u /. .IJ:..A e.
From what has been = !4-I q manor 81
III II and women were q uuh n Eu..a - =
AL Of Saturday nigh l. &Is been one t.
the theories that Ur.t.y was -T.l... as
were his mU-derers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
MILLERS' CLUBHOUSE AT FAIR.
-. Louis MIXERS Club Starts
Movement to Raise Funds.

Active wc-!. il raising money Cor the Mil
LIS G 10 Hous. I be erected al the
WOLFE Tair was started las: night al a
meetirs Ct the St. Lou!s MiIlers' Club at
tlc .itIca: t.lc C!uh.
al t-.....rs Committee reported that So
...1 49,. a-.--G. lIeGgsd TO the enter
49, a,'dt,oaa, funds hip tickets
viii L. : III among me m..lers OF the coun-
: s.. J. ca ticket ! 20 cost 81 and will in
,.eG- .l.tv cCmp..C utary invitations to the
c.u|'t0I~c 10 be given 20 customers by the
Vur, he.
At ii~ht - memberships were subscribed
T...aa have been drawn for tn building and
~. committee having the matter in cEarGe
was instructed 20 confer with the Bard
Of Dtr,C C;s e the Lr-iEara PUrchase ES-
position Company, with a view TO selecting
an available site.
Irv5;-tinrs wee received from the Caron-
fcie; nus!uess Mer's AS citation and the
Kansas city MI.llers' Cl1o TO participate in
cutting OF til organizations. The invita-
tiorS we're acc pied. The Ca-ondelet Bust
ness Mems Association viii have an outing
Jrre 6 ard the Kansas Ci:y Nillers' Club
next Stou-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
TRI-CITIES.
STRIKERS AFFECT ORGANIZATION.


TIT American Steel Foundry Company's
plant at Granite City, where about 200 ma
chine molders' helpers struck Friday morn
ing, was only active in three departments
yesterday. The machine molders. for want
of helpers, were obliged to quit work. but
the management declares the output has
not been seriously reduced in consequence
OF the strike.
The strikers yesterday perfected a tenn
porary organization, which some of them
say will be recognized by the A~malgamated
Association of Steel, Iron and Tin Workers:
No sympathetic movement on the part of
that body is contemplated, members say.
but the enforcement Of the steel workers
scale is likely to be insisted on when the
strikers return to work.
The controversy grew out of the machine
moiders' helpers refusal 10 assist In the
making of nine steel transoMs and four
teen holsters in a ten-hour working day.
They asserted that the amount was greater
than required formerly. and. failing TO ad-
just the matter with the management, quit
work.
So far there has been no disorder among
the strikers and no violence toward the
men who are still working is expected.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
CHARITABLE JEWS IN SESSION.
Moses Fraley of st. Louis Reads
Paper.

Detroit. Mich May 2s.-Nearly 80 promi-
nent Jewish philanthropists and charitable
workers were present when the second con-
ference of the Jewish charities of the Unit
ed States was called to order in the Hotel
Cadillac to-day.
In his annual address President Max Zen
Tor of Cincinnati discussed the alarming
prevalence of tuberculosis among the poor
er classes of Hebrews.
The subject Confederation Of Charities"
was then taken up and papers on this
subject were read by William ]. Berkowitz
of Kansas City and Moses Fraley of ST.
IDuis
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BenevilIe Newa Notes.

The funeral Of Mrs Barbara Mulbaeh will
take place this morning.
Anthony Blavat. 7. died Sunday at the resi-
dence Of John Jarsbeck. The funeral will take
place this morning.
-Edwar Abend will celebrate the eightieth an
niversary Of his birth Friday by entertaining
friends at his home on Abend street
The Young Ladies' Nj sionary Society OF The
First NJ. E. Church will meet this evening at the
home of Mrs. F. A. Behymer. No. 221 Wabash
avenue.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian Church viii meet Thu sday evening
at the home Of the Misses Sahlender Of West
Main street.
The Young Mems Christian Association held a
meeting last night.
N William Beckman is the guest Of Mrs
George Doering.
"A meeting will be held this evening nv III.
ladies who have charge of the lawn fete TO he
given on the grounds OF the Young Mems Chris
ttan Association.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
MISSISSIPPI COMMANDMENTS.
Graduating Exercises Rt Colleges md
Universities Have Begun.

SPECIAL
jackson. Miss. MAY 2s--This is the sen
son of college commandments in Mississippi
and during the next two weeks the eduCa.
tiOnal institutions of the State will turn tut
large graduating classes. The exercises this
year are somewhat more extensive Ih1n
usual. and the most prominent liv:ncs AM
Jublic men in the State have been secured
TO deliver the sermons and annual adj
dresses.
The exercises at the leading institutions
will be commenced on the following dates:
University of Mississippi. oxford. June ! TO
4: Mississippi A. and NJ. College. Starkville.
June ] to 4: Alcorn y. and VI. College. May
o. to %: Millsaps College. Jackson. Iune &
to 10; Belhaven College, Jackson, Tune l to
4: Mississippi College. Clinton. June l to 1;
Hunt Academy. Port Gibson.
June IL and Is: East Mississippi Female Col.
lege. Meridian. May %: stanton college.
Natchez. June II to IA.
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Of No. 611S Etzel avenue, and stole cigars.
tobacco and chewing gum to the value Of
about SO. A revolver was also taken.
Frank Wadlev of No. 4l3S Lucky street.
reported to the police that he was held IN
at l o'clock Monday morning by four un-
identified men. who took S and a revolver.
Wadley could give no description % the
robbers.
Burglars visited the boarding house of
Mrs. Theodore Yates Of No. 502G Morgan
street Sunday night From Mrs. H. =.
Mehler's room was taken a check FOR So,
drawn on a bank in Charlotte. \. c.
q. Z. Kennamore of 1880 Washington ave
nue. reported to the police that while he
was on a Transit car Sunday evening, re
turning to his home from Creve Occur Lake
his pockets were picked. a pocketbcOk
containing between $40 and $50 was stolen
from him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
EAST SIDE NEWS.
E E.-s1t, = FF-others team tro" st, Louis OF
ALTON.
FUNERAL or MRS. M.NvLTy.
Victim of Elevator Accident Buried
in -GccenNnni CcMcIrcN

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Maria Mo
Nulty Of ST Louis. who was killed In an
elevator accident al Sc. uggs. Vaniervoort
& Barney's establishment FRIDAY. tJoH
pace 1T Alton yesterday morning.
lAc GoDy arrived ION -. Luis in a
special Car over IIe I!s roar TIA load. ac-
conlA"4,u b. q large GuTcbsr uI =. LOIS
I .chds and 70 atiNc>. II was ta-.yn !ryia IL
stat On 10 -. peer ana T4G.'s C..tLeilaI.
IL sta I sire. {. wn Te Il r,q-.sn hIsa mass
was Ce.cErat.d 10y ihc past tae K We end
faths; T. l.. = asaiIs. lie paI.DeaIesS
" - : BIS ian e. AID Louis N.se 81 =.
Loui-. u. r. C.vUe and JOGa Z. A'gG.an ;
Of Alien. The luIial w. III jean
,cIe. y. a; % In Alton.
" :. McN-.ty was formerly a res dent OF
Alton.
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CENTRAL AND
AND Albany
HIO RAILWAY.
DeDart Aviv..
TIP am $50 pm
$50 am sl:45 pm
200 am e:i5 nm
pm 9:i6 pm
s:0s pm 80 am
As .. m Arrive,
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MoN1rEAU COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Ticket Was Chosen md Sc
Iected to Various

htCttu W
REPUBLIC
California. Mo. May 2S-The Republican
County Convention for Moniteau County
met at the Courthouse to-day to select dele
gates to the State. Judicial, Congressional
and Senatorial conventions and to nominate
a county ticket. Delegates to state Con-
vention are: Grant Sterlig. Ed Buetler. John
F. n. Josiyn. JudicialEc. NJ Gordon. John
N. Williams and W. F. Quigley, Congress
sional-C. l. Taylor, Grant Medlin. Jacob
Haldiman, Jr.. Colby Roesch. Claude Ham
B.. NJ. Robertson. Otto Fritz. A. Cole
man. T. H. Bryant, W. F. Quisley and J.
NJ. symptom Senatortal-Russell BRYAN. H.
G. Using. W. n. Gentsch. J. B Knipker.
]. o. Zeibold. Zeno Cloud. E. G. Nichwttz.
Alvin Alice. n. Pilgrim. J. N. Norris and
The county ticket follows: Representa-
tive. G. A. Burkhardt; Probate Judge. B.. N
Bybee; Circuit Clerk. c. c. Treiber; County
Clerk. c. W. Burford: County Attorney. G.
NJ. Gordon: Collector. ]. j: Huges: Sheriff.
Ernest Speiler: Treasurer. Pc Cook: Cor
oner, Doctor w. A. bearing; Presiding
Judge. Jen Renshaw; Judge First District
Court, ]. J. Sherer: Second District, H F.
Wenget.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted indorsing the
work Of r. C. Kerens and also favoring the
reelection Of 7. J. Atkins as State chairman.
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East st. Louis Items.

Miss Ruby NewkiTk. daughter q = = Nv
kirk OF East St. Louis, was married satrudL:
to E. c. Wrong at Lake Charles. la,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Hager are in Evansville,
Ind. visiting relatives.
Members. OF Rathnonc Division KNIGHTS OF
PythIas. will observe Memorial DAY with the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Grover Bloom. fell from a bicycle and injured
his right leg.
Miss Sophia l. Rohm ard Henry Jasper VIII
10 married Wednesday.
beginning Saturday. MAY 81. all through cars
on COiinsvillc avenue will run to Grosss fa"I
without transfer every evening and sunday and
Saturday afternoon.
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Shaw Pleased with tn. sou,b.

REPUBLIC ct
Washington. May 2s.-Secretary Shaw re-
turned last night from his trip TO the
charge of Representative Thompson of Ala
bama.
u have greatly enjoyed my brief visit to
the South. said Secretary Shaw. II saw
much TO interest and inform me The
South is making rapid strides in business
and manufacturing. and its undeveloped
resources are almost without limit"
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IRON MOUNTAIN
Train.
Texas Fast Mail. to Little
Rock. Texarkara, Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene.
Delta, Columbus and Cairo Ex-
press 80.
Fast Day Express - Dallas,
Fort Worth. Austin, San An
tonic. Houston and Galveston
Hot Springs Sp-ciai.......
Texas. Mexico and California
Sp~ecial-Dallas. Fort Worth,
e. raso, Los Angeles. Gal
weston. san Antonio and La
rtuO --. So
: Memphis Express .......
FOURTH STREET AND CLIO
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
modation
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- y -
The foregoing verdict was rendered uy tie
Coroner S jury III The case Of he.iry SsLanf-
er ST., who uied at his nome on tAr L-J-
anon roao. three mics from b !icv4-Il, !es-
terday, from a dose of paris green adnI-M-
isteI,d by himself about l d. II.
Efforts We're maze 10y several Be.loyil.
phy s.cians 10 save his lite, bus has eAt.....e
age and quantity o. poison wnIch ne ~oH
made their attempts fulI=.
Michael NoeluugeT Is alleged to have as
Saulleu SchaeIer on May ~. Inc LaS- l.
to De laid before the Grand Jury.
Schaeter was 80 years uIu ana Tor some
time nau quarreied with Michael NOeliinSsr,
his neisnUor. about the GiI-slun la, -. q
piece OF farm iAnu. The quarrel prayed On
the OLD mans mind, and on May ~ ne st
fire to the straw cUEerInS If a poiatu ua->.,
on the Noeliinger farm. He was CausaI n
the act by Nueilinser ana his SuHs, VINO
set upon the old man and gave MIN a ssv-re
beating. lhey then placed him Ia Il r.g
ana took him to be.levilIe. wnere ne VS.
held by Justice Wangelin TO the Granu jay
IN the sun OF Sl,0N on a charge OF arson.
be was released on bond, but the matter
has prayed on his mind greatly, and on
Sunday was watched closely until after he
had retired for the night. Shortly after
midnight members of the family were
aroused py Sroans from Mr.. Schaefer. An
investigation showed that he had swallowed
a quantity Of paris green. Home remedies
Doctor Hugo Wange!!n. Tine physician
worked with the old man until he died.
coroner McCracken of East ST. LUIS in
sttucted Justice Wangelin 10 hold the m
guest. Testimony of the witnesses before
the Coroner's jury was of such a natu.e
that the jury returned a verdict holding
' oeilinger responsible for the state OF
schaefers mind when he slicide.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
AMERICANS BUYING coNsoLs.
Apparently Believe That the War
Is Ended.

New York. May 26.-Inquiry among bank
ers here shows that in the last three weeks
British cOnsols to the value of about So
cGo.@o have been bought for American ac-
count. apparently in the belief that the
Beer war is nearly ended.
The buying of certificates for consois is
sued by the National City Bank has been
for account Of interior banks. who desire TO
invest a part Of their surplus funds in Sc
curities having an international market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
Republican Ticket In Ca1,av,x

= Ii SI LNINL.
Fulton. Mo-. May S.-The Republicans Of
Galloway County met in the opera-houss
here to-day in delegate convention and
named the following county ticket: Repre-
sentative. J. F. Smith; County Recorder W
G. kinbrel: Collector. A. c. Bonnie: Sheriff.
Charles AcClelland; Presiding Judge. r. u.
Rood; Judge Eastern District. Albert Bra
shear: Western District. Frank A. Kim
ball: Circuit Clerk, D. w. Eu.rso,-. Dele
gates were named to the State. Congres-
sional and Judicial conventions.