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Gross ABUSE, SAYS GOV. oDELL.
tho Expense Account OF State Omcia's
and Judges.

ALBANY. Jan. Is.-Gov. Odell says there
Is gross abuse In all State departments not
excluding the Judiciary. In regard to the
allowance OF travelling and other expenses
These expenses last year amounted 10
si55,3s3, and grew to this amount during
the past ten years, as comparatively nothing
was expended In 1891 for such purposes.
The Governor thinks the expenditures
for this purpose are outrageously excessive.
Many State officers and Judges, instead
Of submitting their vouchers for expenses
to the State Comptroller, have prevailed
upon the Legislature to give them an annual
lump sum for expenses. They draw this
money monthly when they draw their salary,
and il has been pointed out that the allow
ance of lump sum In many cases Is really
an increase In salary and in violation OF
the Constitution.
From figures which the Governor se-
cured from the Comptroller's Office IL is
asserted that the expenses OF those who
receive lump sums each year would be
thousands Of dollars less annually were
these officials compelled. as are other State
employees TO submit their expenses in
voucher form TO the State Comptroller.
The ten Judges OF the Court of Appeals
last year each received o., 700 for expenses.
Under the law OF 1871 they received
annually for expenses 81 600, and under
another law passed in 1898 theJ each re-
ceived 81 100 additional. Under the law
passed In 1872 the Supreme Court jus
tices. except in the First district, each
received last year si2 900 sin full of all
expenses" This amounts TO SOL 200. The
Justices OF the Appellate divisions, under
the law of 1899, are each allowed 81 500
for expenses, while 10 the trial Justices,
under law passed in 1900, expenses are
allowed not to exceed 81, go annually.
Tho State officials, who during the past
wear have succeeded In prevailing upon
the Legislature TO give n hump sum for
expenses instead Of compelling them to
submit vouchers to the state Comptroller
for actual expenses. follow:
The Secretary Of State. $500; State Comp
,roler and frat deputy. each 81 900; second
deputy. $3.50: Attorney-Gcneral, 81 500; frrt
aud second deputy Attorncys-teneral,
81 800 each State Engineer. 5000; deputy
State Engineer, 81 600; State Superinten-
dent Of Banks. 8 900. State Agricultural
Commissioner and resident commissioner.
each $780, Stae Excise Commissioners,
81 500. and his deputy. 81 500 State Super
intendent Of Insurance. 81 200 and his first
DEPUTY, 81 900: State Superintendent Of
Public Works. g. 100, and his deputy. 81 600;
the three State Tax Commissioners, each
81, 500
All othcr State employees, except those
enumerated. when they incur expenses
for work on behalf Of the state, must sub
init their vouchers for payment TO the
State Comptroller.
The sun., 1902-01-14
.BoIIsnrD B0ROf az DrPt ms
some departments Mn, Ash Tor Pew ~
Co Make NrN Ones.

Corpolation Couns'i Rive said y''sier.
day that hi= opinion gwen ~ ,oninissir nsr
Dough.ry that the borough deputy 'uiu-
inlsaionsr- - he department d Water
supply das and flatncity had h'eu ai-II-
lsl..d by tho amsnd.d charter held good
With regard to the D"paftmsuts - SiIHst
,lsai.ins aud II Bridge
Hndsr ,ntuinls sioi.rI iAndruthal raii
YESTERDAY that is had ALREADY dnhs a. q
Nth oil tbs huruuEh duIutlss sGisIf NJ
B.am - hfoDkl,u whusH pla0- ~uuli h.
hasats.d - iul tufnftufsiuHrf Mood
lafy vuuld nui 80 slai De- vuuld o. lui
H. MAJ fUIIHv tls tttuIllr & ttntu.is
nIatd ~ IsitUais aHu D. sid H Aldo.
mfn fHi Is.fuHrH.HN t. atIHlIUf iH.uHF'
aiTfif.rs
The sun., 1902-01-14
GLENNON OFT ON CtSH nan.
surety Company's Bond won't DO In .
Criminal Case.

Wardman Edward &. Glennon. through
his counsel. Ira l.. Bamberger. deposited
8? 500 cash with Deputy city Chamberlain
Campboll yesterday afternoon and is now
at liberty. pending the decision by the
Appellate Division ~ hiS appeal from his
conviction for negle~ of du'v. Justice
Gaynor, vino had given him = c'rtifrst"
of reasonable doub'. mll' ont yssterilv
morning a snpplem 'ntary order authpl-
izine any Judge Of General Sessions 10
accept bal
MI Bamlerger on.rnd the American
Surety Company bond bul Assistant
Districr Attorney Miner replied thai under
the law only n freaholdor'- bond 90 cash
would do
Glennon on l"aying fh" Ipml-. went
uptown Dl-tnT Attorney JrruWr bad
no comment 90 make on the action 1i Justice
Glynof
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The sun., 1902-01-14
JERsIi uTT GErS FRu TiNIS.
ssuft a rrsn aud Appeals Or'rrs sisie
80 ~, nsTi % Railroad st0o yooo.

1sEKIoS. \. o. San ~ The long opu-
tro, erpy over M" TAXATION ~ ~" file
Drain Elevator and al accent Properly
- TO En" Ha.iroad COMPANY iu J'Tsf
luy shlrh vefs a-ss--sd b. bth lnfal
and STATE aiuhaTtiss sas rfldsd to-day
bg ds-i-ion - Ito 4 ouu II lirpfs a'id
ApIoals dinpotluE tlss State II N"N irfnry
to rsiufn a. the l.flo company iaAos Cul.
lasted ffum lksl 20 is1s in,lusiNr. amount
los a. upp ard u tiOJlOl lliis oai uiil) T."
d0As ~ an appfupi lsilou ~ the lSslsla
tuTe slauh fltn otiiff liIrsupltusiH Niu
H. faulinDinlns hsnlns tlis presumption
ulllu tho d,sH fins onliiialatssi nl ~ utfluluh
ihst the Tslsiiuu ~ 49, tHIuii 90 To Lose
lsiui. is analssuus iu iliai - 10 fri"fal
i,s,lIt III lalnis tu To- saflifial 4 salsfDfr
fl-i lon I.ffisa.n fridnltsi ilH. HliiIiHn
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sffg iiH fupfrts ts,ir stiHialiifsi ffiafl
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The sun., 1902-01-14
Nomination. II, ,hs President

NAsHiS0ros Jau % The President
to-day ..-ut thr following nominations iu
40, h...a''
A. IIuaIl huuut rtfkfHHr Uf tIr.
iH ..r tH| fuf. ui iudialaIulta tlfs rlIbu
J. IUdafF. rufhsluT ut turtHu.r g.. Iuf
uf lln.ulu. N.h lrssr v iutuit tHilr, inf
rf & urtufUs fur NlstfI|t Hf NtuIuu hrFr. "
thHflrs a "A ilrlu 90 o. hIrd ftaIFr A..
tufurB fHf go UIriflt ut IhHhr Island luHu
3 uasHsT. tu ts iuHtd n'Hlfs haIslsl
Isl Ulr lis.U.I 4i Aurh sstHia
o. A.. if..luH asfNt at NHIfHII h.N
10. ~ a tH.rs
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nI.ltf sis hH.rff I.I. A. AFLHl ..
llIasbrIhI. .rr tlfts i..Ysiy nHafH. 80
ftIsII l.lH 4 hats sffil.. i.hn ,
MsI.stiiI Nulaff
The sun., 1902-01-14
rropo.cd ss .ooo ,nnui,, to clare Bsrton

MAsHIkGrON. jan % lin granting
an annuity oi 5000 year to Miss Clara
barton. President ~ the h"d Cruss, In
reousuill lon 81 hsf -ar, loas Ia th. Gvil
and hIanizh wArs ard other labors la ih.
cauys ~ humanity. sac introduced Ia the
h..uat. to-day by NJ Mason 81 Illinois
IT, hlsl iutfuduoed n till authorizing th.
i-.ur - hvr. ten, twcui, ~" and my
cent postal ruffriry uutrs
The sun., 1902-01-14
Totals ,Sig2 1871 coo S. az 7s5 sOa ~. Ss' sO7, ~
The tentative figtlres for last year We're
ss,oas, sei, ,0s4 - s2a. COS. $50 S.S7. 7STo4s

The aggregate increase is s2S7 so 42s,
but II Is expected that swearing on and
correction will dispose of any real differ
ence. The personally assessment last
year was cut down 10 something like 500,
600 600 and the aggregate assessment 20
81, 7s7, ,97Os73. The tentative figures ap-
parently show that Tammany did not
make an effort To lower the tax rate for
it's successor administration by initiating
the assessments. Some Of the Tax Com
missioners were disposed to think vest err
day, after studying the figures. that the
bond-issuing capacity of the city will he
increased by about sl3,O00,O 900. The rush
to swear IN personal taxes will begin
to-day.
The sun., 1902-01-14
>.~ ,srl Nomination. ,snnsmoa

NAsuIsotoN Ian s The h-nair lo day
o"unupri = great hatch - nominaiiui.s
vIlth lad so,tIinulatszt siuo- ti' h-Sin.
nlug ~ tilr -rssian Amahs them Nsfe
n,sIEr " Nmtrh.ad tu i- Appials-f -
hru ufh Aluam lirukrl g. T. niiot
state. Nafsilal Zoe tiss htiuihrru biaiftrt ~
Ara Auih. altd tHufad \ Jordan a. isu
A-.IataIt ifuaHilfl af N.s lHft
The sun., 1902-01-14
StiD 10 ~ H iIiRS OLD
Petrr lee iIas served the stc,ens Ihmily
Tor tcnrfations.

Poser Ice. Wlo ., sald Go H. 100 N"ars "lI,
and Who has bouu ,u tie employ ol tlir Stew
rt,. family tot generations. 10 dyiugai Castle
pnini. H.bpksu. Peter va bDru tu 10.
hoksu uf slave patents tho pTulsrIN uf
.toI John htstrus thtil IlH urnlnf,
failed him fDH y'aI- aFl h' wac Hl.o
t. recall many Interesting uH"HfIr..HH.
afuonE thrm tho mluruIug iDI I.r lsa.u
,f Mashingtou Do iis ~ o. iIIrr Nsar-
aFu b. VA % rgliaf wuHN'IpsI Hi .'"
t1upI 81 tls Hmy lUr.c cflIr. Rob. Hu.
wtilN va fuuudrI nt tL. isfr NruIH ~
hirtt4f H. vaH lirHu.|Hi U.II lsiI.
~h.n b. a. Llr hr-i hrpuhliU.u ia'.t
taf klnlsY anl iiYiau
The sun., 1902-01-14
NEW SLErTHS OFT or THE Uiy
~ Of the Murphy Detective Sergesnis
sent on Patrol 10 See the Town.

SiSty-eight OF The Ii5 detective sergeants
promoted by ex-C Commissioner Murphy
were assigned TO precincts yesterday by
Col. Partridge. As forty Of them were
already doing special duty al night. this
means that all but seven Of the Murphy
appointees are now "on the walk in the
precincts. II II possible nov To visit Police
Headquarters without tumbling over a
detective sergeant
The sun., 1902-01-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


siSisruRs sALsAsAc-rHn DAT
Sun rises .....i.es sun sets .Ss Moon se,, iol.
zion WArrH-THIs DsI
sandy Hoos 10 ~ Gov Id 1881 Hell Gat. i7u
The sun., 1902-01-14
TAX BOOKS OPEN.
Tanmany Did Not Hoist Assessments TO
cut Down Tax Rate Under Low,

The tax books for 1902 were opened
yesterday. and will remain open until
April l. Before noon $4,000 notices had
been sent out to taxpayers informing them
Of their individual assessments. The
tentative assessed valuation for 1902 Of
real and personal lspropcrty in New York
city amounts to s6,594. .9O7, Al, as follows:
The sun., 1902-01-14

s. Augusis Victoria Hamburg Jan
~ Karlsruhe, bremen. bee %
- MHanO, Hamburg Dec q
~ LombAfdiA. Naples, De ~
- Wells City. Bristol Dsr -
~ fnllsman DcmffaTa. Dec Al.
- Cherokee. Nan DomiuE1 Jan
~ Pfotsus. Nrs Orleans. Jan
~ VI Nn Ars Oreans Jan
- Colorado bruusstss Jan %
- Nausarhes SaNanuah jar ~
~ George "a Cl dF. Providence Ian
s. hanna HatA haiumufr Jan 40
hfg John Nrnffmuit lrfaanfiua Jan
The sun., 1902-01-14

~ Tustsi nismafrs from Nsv ofs a. DlhraiiH
NJ Ia Champagne ffum Nru 3 uft a. hAfTr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE
AT FORREST CITY, ARK.
Was Accused Of Numbering white
WOniEn-Shcrin Williams Tried in
vain to save the Prfsoncr.

Forrest City. Ark. oct. Charles Youns.
the negfo charged with ,i-saultiue ami aft
crwards numbering Mr. FL Lewis. a white
woman. was burned tonight fy a crowd OF
irfuriated citizens az This county.
Sheriff W. +. Williams Us j every effort
against this extreme measure. He had
telephoHed 10 Judge Hutton OF This district
who had promised To come tomorrow and
give immediate trial for the negro. and the
leaders OF the crowd Lai given tho Sheriff
positive pledges that they would await the
trial and take go violent measures.
About So Tonight "a body of men
marched tu the county iau and demanded
tEe keys. HtpHty Sler3l Murphy uu1, ?
took tp communicate with Sheriff Williams
wHereupuu members OF the mob f1rcihlv
tool, the cell keys from Murphy and. break
4HE latu the 1lA door. with SIC Of .-sha miners.
dragged the prisoner from his cru.
sheriff Williams had arrived lu he mean
tine. but his protests We're not needed.
hc mob took the negro 90 q point about
haif mile east ~ town. bound hrm. pi ed
wood around him and scr fire 20 H. The
NJ gro begged Ilfeuu-ly fur his life hut the
mob turned deaf ears
In a short time th flames leaped up and
ne expired iu the presence 81 the several
hundred men competing the mob.
Aftcr Young had been put O. death tha
mos started lr quest ~ another negro al
ieged 10 lave been implicated In the killing
@ Ms Lewis Al midnight he had not
been found.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
l VIII Cure You of
RHEUMATISM
Else No Money Is Wantei.

After se00 experiments have learned
how 70 cure Rheumatism. Not 20 turn b0ny
5oints into flesh again; that is impossible
Sut can cure the disease always AT any
stage. and forever.
] AJAX for no nancy Simply write me a
postal and VIII send you an order or your
nearest druggist for six bottles Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Cure, for every druggist keeps
It Use Il for q month, and, - 1t sue
ceeds, the cost IS only $50 II 1t fails l
Eill pay your druggist myself
have no samples. because any medicine
that can affect rheumatism quickly must
be drugEed 10 the verge OF danger / use
no such drugs. and Il Is folly to take them
You must get the disease out OF the blood
my remedy does that. oven in the most
difficult. obstinate ceseE No matter how
Impossible this seaHas TO you, know Il and
= - tsssas sA1e fssaE
have cured tens Of thousands Of cases
- this way. and my records show that 70
Out Of 20 who get those six bottles pay
have learned that people in general are
honest with a physician who cures them.
That IS All I ask. If fail don't expect a
penny from you.
Simply write me postal card or letter.
VIII send you my book about Rheumatisu1
and an order for the medicine Take Il for
month. IS Il won't harm you anyway
II 81 fails. Il Is free and l leave the de-
ctGon with yoa. Address Dr. Shoop Bor
slk, Racine Wis
Aiid cases. not chronic. are often cured
~ one or two bottles At ali druggists.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
APPROPRIATION BILL UP AGAIN.
Measure Read for Second Time in
House OF Delegates.

The House OF Delegates at an adjourned
meeting yesterday morning.. heard Mayor
welIss ordinance. providing for an addi-
uonal appropriation OF Si5eo9 for the use
OF Circuit Attorney Folks Office read Tor
the second time. The measure was re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means. as was also one for an appropria-
ton OF $1,000 for the Street Department.
Delegate Sweeney offered a resolution.
the purpose OF which was to deny the accu-
Eation made by the Tenth Ward Improve
nent Association that a change had been
made in an ordnance providing for the re-
construction OF Chippewa street between
California avenue and Grant street Mr.
Sweeney declared that the ordinance had
been passed in precisely the same condition
as it had been introduced.
The House adjourned 10 meet again to-
night
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
ALLEGED MURDERED MAN
APPEARED IN COURTROOM.
Aeeused II Now Insane Rs n Result of
Being Proseeuted-Dramati
Scene in Court.

Knoxville Tenn. Oct ec.-Just as the case
ot Clarence Peal<e. charged with the murder
o. Silas HGlin Of Clinton. Tenn. was about
70 be called In the Supreme Court here to-
day. maR entered the courtroom unan-
nouuced. and. addressing Chief Justice
Beard. said;
7 am siias Hulin. who was not killed by
Clarence Peake"
Peske. who IS the son Of prominent am
ily. had been sentenced IN lower court 10
ten years in the Penitentiary. but Is now
In the insane asylum near here a ravlng
maniac. az a result OF his troubles.
Huin claims that Peake shot another
man. whose name Is now unknown. and
that he GIulinl escaped on the first train
and went TO Colorado. from which STATE he
came back here to prove that he was not
mead.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
HELMS AND SCHUMACHER OUT.
Bonds Are Reduced to $4,000 by
Judge Douglas.

John Helms and Otto Schumacher were
released from jail yesterday afternoon on
bends by Judge Douglas. The amounts in
each case were reduced from $1,000 to $40
ooo or $4,000 IN all.
Heims's sureties and the amounts for
which the scheduled are his sisters. Emma
Helms. $50: SOPHIA Helms. Si.5oo: Dora
Helms. $50. OF No. 5lSl Vernon avenue:
Joseph Gutweiler. No. 1lao Warren street.
S,5o0 and Henry Schroeder. S35eOl.
On schumacher's bonds are Charles sted-
ing. No. 200 Carr street. 5000: Johanna
Feldmann, No, 900 SaIena street. S.aoo.
and oulne Kies. No. 2sn South Thirteenth
street
Helms and Schumacher have been in ian
since September 9. Helms's sisters have
made every effort to have him released hut
SO long as his bonds were placed at $500
in each case. they were unable 10 do So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
BUTLER is INDICTED;
BRIBERY THE CHARGE.
Continued From Page one.

Continued From Page one.
day party was to be given. After receiv-
ing the money Kelly. Bersch and Sheridan
drove 20 L1shmann's house. where Kelly paid
each one his share OF the spoils. $500 The
birthday party proved to be hilarious
AFFAIR.
From either Tambiyn. Helms or Schu-
macher Circuit Attorney Folk is believed TO
have learned all about the Lehman birth
day party" From the House meeting al
the members Of the combine except Bersch.
Kelly and Sheridan. who went in the car
riage to Buffers office. and Helms. who
traile6 them on foot. boarded street cars
and rode TO LehInann's house, at No. SSl7
North Twenty-third street.
When Kelly arrived and gave to-each 81
500 Il IS said that Sheridan kissed his money
before putting 1t into his pocket. Lehman.
Il Is said, sang ''Therell Be a Hot Time in
the Old Town Tonight and the others
Joined IN a song. the last line of which was
MY father was boodler and I'm n bootler,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
ELEVEN TRUE BILLS RETURNED.
Henry Clacker and Jos. Edwards
Indicted on Murder Charge.

In addition to the Indictment charging Ed
ward Butler with bribery, the Grand Jury
returned eleven other true bills.
Henry Ciacker and Joseph Edwards are
charged with murder in the FIRST degree.
The Indictment charges that Claciser killed
Irene hemper on June 3 Edwards. it Is
charged. killed his wife May Is. Edwards
is a blind negro.
The other indictments are as follows:
Henry Stevenson. robbery in the fist de-
gree; James Egan. forgery in the first de-
degree; Thomas Farrell. murder IN The SEQ
ond degree Russell Bee Hamilton. false
pretenses: William Meyers, habliual cr.mi-
nal and grand larceny; Charley Ross. grand
larceny; Thomas Lyons. grand larceny;
Gassie Ross, grand larceny, and John Ship
ley. assault 70 kill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
serh-I. S. Rorrrs. aIanhattan.
senator Kerry ut Paris.

Arkansas addressed a large audience ~ the
Court t-h0use this afternoon. His speech
was confined mostly TO national ISSUES. The
Phiipiiu= war as cal rici on by the Re
publican party. was DENOUNCED a. unjust
unhCly and a disgrace TO any civilized ma
tlon.
He closed his address With a glowing
IIhute TO Missouri and said that Tor
great commonwealth. FOR great men. justice
and honor. L. ranked second 10 no state IN
the Union. but that In order 20 keep u
pure O. must be kept from the clutches Of
the Republican party
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
To-DArs NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Yesterdays bank clcarinss were 8. E5oos.
balances SS51.O55. Local discount rates were
. firm. between 5iz and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New York,
2Oc premium bid. SOC discount asked; Chi
cago, 10c premium bid. SOC premium asked;
Cincinnati. Louisville and New orleans.
par bad, l0c premium asked.
Wheat closed lower at .0i4 4707sc for Dec;
7lc for No. > red. Corn closed tower oa Asa
q GfJizc FOR Dec: 5Sc for No. = mixed. oats
closed at 2s7sc asked for Dec; scgAisc for
No. , Northern.
The local market FOR spot was quiet and
UNCHANGED.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
1Iarlne InteiIIrence.

New York. Oct. 20.-Arrived: ICELAND
from Antwerp.
New York. Oct. 2O-Arrived: Funess,a
from Glasgow.
Bremen, Oct 2O.-Arrived: FREDERICK der
Crosse. from New York.
Gibraltar, Oct. @.-Arrived: Trave, from
New York.
~ Queenstown. Oct. 1s.-sailed: Celtic. New
York; Georgia, New York
Bremen. Oct l9.-sailed: Breslau. New
Plymouth. Oct Is.-sailed: Tarric.a. New
antwerp. oct 1s-Arrived: Frissland. New
Gibraltar. oct 1s-Passed: Steamers cytfs
dl Milan. Genoa and Naples, for New Yorl.
18th. Phoenecia. New York. for Naples ana
Genoa
BrOwhead. Oct. a.-Passed: Steamer West
ernland., Philadelphis, for Queenstown ana
!, MoydIle. Oct so.-Arrived: Steamer As
5 toria, New York. Tor Glasgow. and pro.
rceeded-
2 2 Antwerp. Oct. ao.-Arrived: Steamer Van
deriand. New York.
New York, Oct 2D.-Arrived: Steamer .os-
car II. Copenhagen and ChrIstiansand; Min
nehaha, London
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
NIIssourians in NcrT York.

Tif:Pl bl.lC SPECIAL.
New York oct. @.-AmonE the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
iae MissJuIiars-
81 Isouis--J Barker AMI Mrs. Barker 1,rs.
Mtltaster- lloilan4- /. AcEsrtnan, j. A Webn.
u I'm. o.. e. A. Pierce ard Sir. Pierce. b. stacy
ans ar StEcy. = paul-ls and Mrs. DANES.
Miss llnulefC~r. Waldorf. T.. Gr.9res. n. a..
11uulpsou, r WhIttir. Ilroalway Central. Ms.
T.. Hfluuuns Manhattan } \ Hoe. Astor. Li-s
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c.airs Mrs A Iod1. Empire. i. IretivIiy Giisey.
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ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE
REPORTED IN VENEZUELA.
Cnsfro'S Army Said TO Have Won
Complete Triumph in state Of Ara
EuR-DispRtches Assure Pence.

New York. Oct. eo-Senor Esteves. Con-
sui General Of Venezuela here. has re-
ceivsd the following cable from the Ven
ezueian Minister OF Foreign Affairs at
CaracaS.
Great battle In State OF Aragua. COM
pleie triumph FOR the army commanded by
General Castro. The Venezuelan revo-
luton crushed. Peace or the Republic as
sured"
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xey. orIean. Attorner b. the City.

Judge Henry l. Lazarus Of New Orleans.
Ia. IS in the city the guest OF hts brother
Judge Lazarus Is on his way to New York
and the East. where he viii attend to legal
business Judge Lazarus Is one Of tbs
best known lawyers OF the South He was
elected TO the bench OF the State District
Court OF Louisiana when y years old OF
late years he has been engaged In prnc-
tfce. During the famous Dauphin VIII
case. which was tried recently, he rep
resented the heirs OF the estate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
LOCAL ANp sURURBAN.

Edward Butter. the Millionaire politician.
was indicted by the Grand jury on a charge
OF bribery in connection with the lighting
deal and released on $1,000 bond.
Judgment for possession OF the Armory
was rendered against the First Regiment
officers. but execution may be delayed, as
funds are in sight
New trust company IS organized for St
Louis County.
Patrick Fentona mA-ries woman who
helped him on; in a fight.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff. president Of the
National Municipal League. lectures before
Contemporary Club.
floral spectacle has been designed by
H. Mccall Travis for the Worlds Fair.
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Two KIlIed In Railroad wreck.

Dallas. Tex. Oct 81 wreck occurred at
Lewis Switch. fourteen miles from Calvert.
tonight between a freight train on the In
fcrnationai and Great Northern and r
Passenger train on the Calvert. Waco and
Brazos Valley road. TN which two passengers
We're killed and nttccn Injured.
The dead are Jasper Howard OF Mart.
Tex. and Mr. Duprcc. place OF residence
unknown.
The list OF the wounded has not been 70
ceiyed here. The accident happened - the
crossing OF the TWO roads.