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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-15

To extend Union station ~ 4 cost OF Hsv-
ersl million dollars. and add al least six city
blocks 10 IN. ya-d space tie Terminal
Railroad Terminal Association has begun
condemnation proceedings Tor property west
Of the Twentieth street side The hrsj suit.
iiled in the Circuit Court. Is only for 4 smdll
block between EuFenia street and Clark
avenue. Twentieth and Tom streets. II is
believed. however. that the plans OF the
Terminal contemplate the acquisition Of the
following:
From Twentieth to Tweuty-second. and
from Walnut to Adams streets. making a
square embracing six blocks. one OF which.
between clark and Poplar. Twentieth and
Twenty-first streets. is owned 10y the Terml-
nal outright. and is now used for yard pur-
poses. The Terminal yards skirt Adams
and Poplar. and the plan Is TO utilize all OF
that property lying betwe n the present
station and Twenty-secOnd. and from Wsl-
nut street south TO the yards.
Though the titles have not been recorded.
1t is known that the Terminal has bought
large strips in each one Of the i've blocks in
the area described. which. together with the
block already in use, VIII permit the station
TO be extended In Il" shape. the northern
front on Walnut and the western on Twen-
ty-second street.
The drst condemnation suit IS brought
against John ". Steinicke Tor lot west OF
Twentieth and south OF Eugenia streets. the
strip being 72xl52 feet. It Is believed that
a decision IN this case will give a line on
valuations; It is 'feeler.' or test suit
The remaining i've blocks contain more
than 10000 square feet. and well posted
real estate dealers estimate that the cost TO
the Terminal Will amount to something
like SS.co0.e0o. OF course. II the plan IS car
ried through. the streets between the Union
Station and Twenty-second. Walnut and Ad-
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GENFRALDOAIEsTIC

The Is-year-old son OF ". 3. Leeds. pres
Ident OF the Rock Island, who ran away 10
Colombia to hght and was seized AZ Pana-
ma by the American Consul, returned to
New York yesterday on the steamer on
which the Consul had placed him
Ex-President Cleveland Is quoted IN an in
tervieT as predicting final Democratic sue
cess and heavy gains in November II the
party makes taTin reform an overshadow-
Ing issue In the present campaign.
In an address before the Chamber OF Com
merce at PittsburE last night relative to
the regulation Of trusts Attorney General
Knox recommended legislation 10 prevent
overeapitaIization, supervision and enact
gents 10 prevent restraint Of trade and mo-
6Fpolies injurious TO the public.
Cash. jeweiry and papers to the value OF
eeQyoo0 were found In the desk OF Police
6ettsin Donohue after his sudden death.
ne American Automobile Association has
I9der consideration proposition for a trip
from New York 10 st. Louis, 1000 miles. 10
- made IN 1s04.
wooden freight steamer went down IN
sasEe Michigan. and a bOatload Of her crew
Ia supposed to have perlshed-
Clarence n Mackey was elected president
e the Commercial Gable Company and the
R2gtal TelegrAph COMPANY. Rumors that q
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i4i PRESENT E SI: IT STATUS S7 Of GA CASE. Sc

concerned IN the case were in attendance at
o'clock. 10 the minute.
Authorities Cited.
Mr.. Folk opened the afternoon session by
reading additional Supreme Court opinions
on cases interpreted as parallel 20 the one
now pending. They dealt with causes in
which a policeman. q Sheriff. a County
Commissioner. and various different official,
had been offered or given bribes. on condi-
ton that their official act or acts on mat
tiers 0detailed IN the respective casesl In
the interest OF the bribe-Eivers.
The defense In each case alleged the con-
stitutonality. either OF the title OF the Of
ficials 10 their Offices or OF the law by
which the Offices themselves existed. The
opinion set forth the contentio7 that such
unconstitutionallty would not bs Vrotection.
and that as the crime had been Committed
before the Law had been q1estionso, the men
bribed were Of course. de facto. a5~& the
bribe given in the belie( that the one
bribed had authority.
Right of Demurrer
Mr. Folk took up Judge Krum's assertion
that such an ordinance as the one con-
cerned can be attacked by demurrer or in
motion 10 quash. He quoted the decision
OF upper courts 10 show that such attack
can be made only by quo TarrHnto proceed
inFs. while celebrating his side OF this
point he was interrupted by Judge Hoeka-
day.
The latter asked why the full ordinance
had not been presented 20 the court.
Mr. Folk answered by stating that the
demurrer attacks only two OF the provisions
OF tho ordinance. and on the ground OF
these AYERS TIE whole unconstitutional and
not on the ground that all Of the separate
conditions are unconstitutional
Therefore" said the Circuit Attorney. Il
do not sec how the whole ordinance can be
involved"
The defense at no time subsequently raised
the question OF introducing the ordinances
entire and the matter dropped
Judge A. II. Waller arose when Mr.. Folk
concluded. and hammer and tongs went al
the point raised by Judge Hockaday.
May IL please s1ur hono=," said he. ~
there had been no reference to an ordinances
! In this Indictment what would have b er
the result? The indictment would nav,
averred that the Board Of Health had let {
garbage contract and that one Edward But
Ter had Offered a hribe &C. members OF IN
board 10 look favorably on bid By the st
Louis Sanitary Company. Nothin=- thea
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HOCKADAY WILL RULE
ON DEMURRER TO-DAY

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the contract. Therefore. their vote or their
action could no more legally be directed 20
letting a franchise than the Judge OF the
criminal division could ruie on a case in
the civil division
After two hours OF exposition of the va
rious points raised by him as indicated
above. .Jufr" n gave the floor to Cir
It Attorney Folk.
Further ,..y,-,...e in the trial was de-
layed by the necessity OF charging the
Boone County Grand Jury. which had as
sembied-
Folks Argument.
The Circuit Attorney ess,Iy In his argu-
ment undertook TO prove ~ validity OF the
ordinance. He cited provisions Of the Char
ter at the time preceding - amendments.
saying that It was clearly Indicated that
work in the Street Departnss-. Sewer De
partment Wharf Department and Park De-
partment must emanate frogl the Board OF
Public improvements.
But there are other departments" said
Mr.. Folk There IS the Fire Department
and Health Department when work is
contemplated that has 70 do with the pub
lie health Il belongs. under the Charter. IN
the Board OF Health
Former CITY Counselor sehnurnaeher'
opinion on the ordinance In question. rem
dered at the time the garbage coltract was
up year ago last spring was then read
by Mr.. Folk. It reached the latter yester-
dsy through Health Commissioner Stark
Ion. since the demurrer was introduced. X
expressed the belief that the ordinance was
legal.
Air- Folk then said that Il would not have
been necessary for the State 10 sIiege that
this contract had emanated from the Board
o. Public improvements. even II IL were
required 10 emanats from that organization.
Authorities were brought forward on this
point
III the acting ofacial." Folk continued. De
good enough ofieer 10 be br.bed. he is good
enough officer 10 come under the designa-
ton Of the statute and to be punished The
State is not compelled to prove his title to
the Office"
AZ this point IN the argument Il was noor
and the court adjourned until o'clock. Al
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u West NTH St. New York CITY,.
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ans streets VIII Do closed. giving nearly
5n'oO5 more square feet 20 the Terminal.
several months ago The Terminal appro-
priated 10000 for extensions. and though
details have been withheld. it i conceded
that a big rart of that sum will be eN-
pended on the station in the near future.
NEW POST OFFICE SITE
The block bounded by Market. Walnut.
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets l. not
included in the plans realty agents state.
This property is held At a high figure. and
IL is generally thought that the Terminal
does not need Il. The main part OF Union
Station. the waitiuS-rocms. etc. are ccusid-
cred large enough TO meet the demands for
many years TO come. II Is only the track
yards thar should BE- extended The mid
way Ls TO he wjdened - feet by taking IN
that much space on the south from
Eighteenth 90 Twentieth streets.
II * generally thought that the new Post
odice may be erected on the block between
Market and Walnut. Twenty-iirst and
Twenty-second streets. II IS one OF the few
sites upon which bid has been submitted
within the S20oooo appropriation. The per
Sons who own the property. headed by
Thomas :. Fsrrelly. have been convinced
tor some time that tho Terminal tracks or
station would soon Join upon the rear OF
that block.
The intervening block on Marke: street
between the front OF Union Station and the
proposed Post Once site is said to be held
for future hotel Improvements.
Terminal officials are not discussing plans.
but there IS no doubt in the minds or real
estate men who have kept posted that the
Terminal already owns the larger part OF
the five blocks indicated and that further
condemnation proceedings will follow de-
cision IN the suit instituted against Stein
icke-
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same territory, and this led to the sugges-
tion that the Mount Cabanne Church OF
which the Reverend Frank G. TyrreiI f.
pastor. should be consulted before definite
action vas taken
To this end a joint meeting was held at
the Mount Cabanne Church Sunday after
noon. october 3. when the question OF con-
solidation was raised. and resulted In the
appointment OF a committee which reported
a definite basis for consolidation, and which
was adopted at the meeting held last
Thursday.
Twenty-seven OF the twenty-eight mem
bers al the two official boards voted for the
consolidation. and the one voting against
stated that he would make no opposition to
the movement The basis OF union will be
voted on BY both churches Sunday. October
p, and Il IS believed the vote will be prac-
ticaly unanimous for the proposed step
The report Of the committee adopted at
ThurEday's meeting was signed by J. H
Garrison. chairman; a II. Duncan Il w
Grant. Robert D. Patterson and W. Palmer
Cla-ksOn-
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EnREIGN

The trial OF Russian peasants accused OF
destroying private property in khakoC
Province resulted in convictions and light
sentences. The peasants were not permit
ted 10 testify as 10 the outTages committed
by the soldiery.
The arbitration court at The Hague IN the
PioUs FUND case has condemned Mexico 10
pay TO the United States Si.42o.6S in Mex
lean currency.
Premier Balfour addressed r mass meet
ing al Manchester in defense Of the Govern
ments education bill. declaring EnEland's
present educational system 10 be chaotic,
Intellectual behind the age and such as "a
make Great Britain the laughing stock OF
other nations
At the opening OF the Hawarden Gladstone
Memorial Library Andrew Carnegie paid a
splendid tribute TO EnElaad's Grand Old
Man
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To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
RI-sTNESS

Yesterdays bank cleariugs were Sizes,
balances sl.g7l.572 Local discount rates
were firm between 5la and per cent Do
nestle exchange vas quoted as follows
New York, par bid. I0c premium asked Chi
caro. Ioc discount bid. par asked: Cinein-
nafi. par bid ioc premium asked; Louisville
and New orleans. l5c discount bid, par
asked
wheat closed higher at se7s d6sisc asked
Dec, eg5zqTgsc No. 2 red Corn closed high
~ at 5s7kts4Oc bid Dec, 5S9SSlsc Nc. , mixed
mixed.
The local market for spot cotton was i-lsc
lower
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IocAL AND sUBURBAN.

Filtration measure Is passed by the Board
Of Public Improvements.
Fourth street commission men have start
ed a fund to provide COW for William
Moses Gould. the baby recently thrown from
an Iron Mountain train.
Girl friends keep an agreement and both
are married on the same day.
Condemnation proceedings are Instituted
for an extension OF Union Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hollweg celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary.
The Mount Cabanne and Central Chris
tien churches will consolidate
The new M5del Clothing Store opened with
3 big reception. at Seventh street and
Washington avenue.
Meeting Of State Republican Committee
will be held Friday.
Money Is set aside for Worlds Fair work.
A total eclipse Of the moon viii be visible
IN St Louis Thursday night
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ney bladder and uric acid diseases. poor
Digestion when obliged to pass your water
frequently night and day, srnRrting or irTl-
tation in passing. b-ick-duEt or sec4mehI
IN The Urine. headache, baC Ckache, laIne
hack dizziness sleepleSSness. nervousness
heart disturbance due 10 bad kidney trouble.
skin eruptions from bad blood, neuralgia,
rheumatism. diabetes, bloaung, irr'taLlI-ts;
1rornouI feeling. lack OF ambitson, loss o.
nesh, sallow complexion, or Brignt's oisease.
II your water, when allowed 10 remain IN
disturbed in q glass or bottle FOR twenty
four hours forms sediment or setting OF
has a cloudy appearance. II Is evidence tnst
your kidneys and bladder need iHlnsolAte
sTarau-R Root IS the great discovery Of Dr.
Kiiuer the eminent kidney and bladder
sDacIalist Hospitals Use IL with woncertul
success In both slight and severe cases
Doctors recommend IL TO their patients ana
use il in their own families. because thss
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most successful remedy T.,
SWaxap- Root Is pleasant TO take ana Is
opr sale the world over at druggists In bot
tles OF two sizes and two prices-rfty cents
and one dollar Remember the name.
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every bottle.
ntest symptoms OF kidney or bladder trouble,
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book containing many OK the thousands up
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IN The St Louis Daily Republic.
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SPnRTING-

Tom Corcoran. shortstop OF the CIncln-
natl team. has signed a contract TO play
that position for the same team next year
for $500
Oscar Meyer. n 12-year-old FTorissant boy.
used his Christmas savings TO provide cloth
ing for two Of his playmates, who were
distressed by the burning Of their home.
Driver Middleton was seriously hurt in a
collision between two sulsies in the first
heat Of the fourth race at Lexington. Ky.
Coach Caldwell Of MariOn-Sims believes
that more seasoning is needed by Western
fonfhaIl teams.
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Marina InteIItrence.

New York. Oct l4.-Arrtved: Kronprinz
Wilhelm from Bremen
Glasgow. Oct. A-Arrived: Mongolian
from New York.
Antwerp. Oct A-Arrived: Finland from
New York.
Rotterdam, oct. I4-Arrived: Steamer
Nordam, New York via Bocogne-Sur-Me'
New York Oct. 4-Arrived: Steamer
Grosser Kurfurst. from Bremen and South
ampton. Sailed; Steamer Kaiserin Maria
Theresa. Bremen. etc.
Bremen. Oct. N.-Arrivsd: Steamer Kali
ser Wilhelm der Crosse. New York, via
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Australian PORT. Oct. 1A-Arrived pre-
Yiously; Steamer Foreric. Vancouver. Brit
ish Columbia. for Sydney
Auckland, Oct. il-Arrived previously:
Steamer Ventura, san Francisco. via Hon
olulu.
Movine. Oct. lL-Arrived: Ethiopia New
York.
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SUMMARY OF YESTERDAYS ARGUMENTS.
arguments State and the defense In We
outlined last night by the opposed leading attorneys.
Thomas J. Rowe speaking Butler said
FOR THE DEFENSE.

Il contend collecting and dspOsng
in
o Improy enns.
II 8
tracing is vested elsewhere by the Charter
hat o he esuppyc MI
Il IS siunt
O gpower
delegated
o their uthoty
II b n order to ENSURES statute
Improve
.
om
matt hn
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To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
wu DO for YOU. Every Reader of The Republic May
Have SAMPLE Bottle Sent Free by Nail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more
sickness and suffering than other disease
beu through other kidney trouple Is
nermted to continue, fatal results sure to follow
Your other organs may need attention-but your kld
news most because they do most and need attention
If YOU are sick feel badly, begin taking Dr. All
ners Swamp Root the great kidney liver and plaaaer
remedy, as your kidneys are wen tney
vince anyone.
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AIbert RuhEe,. nody Founa.

~ 2 NtA-AA ~ 4-NHA -
ST Charles. Mo-, Oct 1.-THE remains OF
ex-COunciiman Albert Runre who commit
ted suicide October 6. by Jumping from the
ferrA boat mere Into tn river. were found
at BellefOntaine. st. Louis County. this
afternoon by ". Lehe. They viii be
brought here FOR burial
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pecrre for Divorce DcnIcd.

Circuit Judge Zacnritz yesterday denied
q divorce TO Lille VI. Lesson from Edward
/. Lesson. and tdviaei the couple TO make
up. They have been married over tWecty-
five years They occupy the same kcuse at
No lsQ9 Hickory street. but I've apart. SAc
charged that I'D was urkird 20 her and
made threats against her sfenhrothcr. Ed
ward Pitts who lives with them. she also
chargcl nonslEpnrt.
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nabr Feuna In str.et.

\ white female infant. wrapped In n
shawl. was found by Doctor A. II. Oh
mann Dumesnil OF No. 1866 Lincoln avenue
on the east side OF Spring avenue between
Garfield avenue and North Market street
about O'Clock last night. 1t was taken TO
St AIMS Founding Home on North Tenth
street.
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consolidation with another telegraph COM
rany is contemplated were officially denied
It is predicted in New York that ns soon
as the striking miners resume work the price
OF coal VIII Immediately drop. notwithstand-
ing 4 present deficit OF 100000 tons
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CuttInE over Can of Beer.

Louis Schmidt was seriously stabbed Last
night in a dificultv with Michael Nolan
over a can OF beer at No. S0i1 South 9pSond
street, where both men live He recGNeG
a dangerous wound IN the abdomen He
was removed 10 the City Hospital and
Nolan. who was slightly cut was arrested
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SHEPPARD IS LAID TO REST.
Texas Congressman Buried With
Ceremony at Texarkana.
REPUBLIC sPEciiL

kEFI hLl- St'-N i-NA4
Tcxarkana Tex. Oct. 1.-THE funeral of
the late Congressman Sheppard took place
nt o'clock this afternoon. All business IN
the city vas Suspended. and the population
turned out IN mnssc 20 pay the last honors
to the dead statesman. 10 was the largest
funeral ever witnessed IN this city.
ConCrcSSmen Cooper. Henry. Lanham and
Randell delivered eulogies on the noble quail
ities cf the DECEASED
There are aiready several candidates for
TIE sarat in CONGRESS made vacant Among
the aspi-auts are W. T. Armisteal-0f Jefier-
son. Travis HENDERSON OF Paris and Morris
Sheppard OF Tc%arkana II Is also thought
that Charles :. Todd Of Te~arkana and y
\ shaw OF Paris and perhaps others will
be In the race. TIE primaries have been
called FOR Saturday. Octohe= -
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CONDEMNATION SUIT IS BROUGHT
FOR EXTENSION OF UNION STATION

Proceedings Only Small Square West of Twentieth
street Embrace Blocks, Twentieth and
TwcnySecond, Walnut and Adams Streets-Expendure to
10 Million lDollarS-Terminal AsSo
Much of the Property Under Cover
Extended Station Is 10 BE in Il" Shape.
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FOR THE PROSECUTION.

5
OF
Is meant tin arice rion of Charter
o OF
WharLse and Park 1 hned andH nted
than
n IN the Boao
ali
only publ II deparrm
OF
OF the
ulaton OF the
o in
once IN a the
by the char
limitations OF this would been
luiy nothn tosayas
PRESENT STATUS OF CASE.
in
the OF
etauon of fproysio n he Se
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MASHINGTON.

AZ a result Of the coal strike in Pennsyl-
vania the Republicans are greatly worried
over the record Of their Senators in voting
for the anthracite coal tax provision Of the
DinRley bill
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DnnIeI g! strener'. F.tate.
Snvc Nnner md lInLr lInnrr.

Chester Strefer took out letters OF admin
fstratiOn yesterday on the estate OF Daniel
g. Strefher. whith is valued al $1,000
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Both can be done by buying briquctteS to
burn in anthracite stoves and furnaces At
room so Carleton building you can learn
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Dr0ggedsDOIUn
Feeling

a the lolns.
Nervousness. unrefreshing sleep, desPon.
dsncy.
It Is time you were doing something.
The kidneys were anclently called the
relns-in your case they are holding the
reIns and driving you into serious trouble.
Hoods JdrSdp0riILd
Acts with ths most direct. beneficial effect
ou the kidneys. Il contains the best and
safest substances for correcting and tOning
these GrEAns.
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Senator DIIlinEham Reelected.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Montpelier. VT. oct. 1.-THE Legislature
to-day reelected ". p. Dillingham; United
nsAtco Senator.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II Il fails 10 cure.
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Winter Tourist Rates
Via Iron Mountain Route. on sale October
Is TO April 20. 1919
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