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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-07
THREE FIRMS INCORPORATED.
Articles Filed With Recorder of
Deeds Hahn.

The. Nichols Folding Felt-Mattress COM
pany. capitalized at SI3~}r fled articles
OF Incorporation Yesterday with the Record
er Of Deeds. The stock consists Of 800
shares. valued At 500 each John Morrison
holds "a shares. William ". Nichols thirty
nye. Mark =. Nichols thiity-iive and Ford
W. Thompson Une
The AiT-Eeit Mattress Company has a
capital stock Of S1.'dJJ divided into s.v.n-
ty-fve shares. valued at 500 each G. l..
Plunkett :oidS ;hirty-seven shares. r l..
himba thirty-seven and ". Z. Emery one
The Missouri Sheei-I.on Works has 4
capita! stock Of S3p.ycl. divided Into 30
shares. valued at 500 each. Emil NJ Toll
kacz holds l.S shares, Minnie Toikacz on.
and Maria Thiet one
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WITTH0EFFT FOR APPRAISER.
Twelfth Republican District Com,
mittce Ind0rSes Him.

Charles II. Witthoefft's candidacy for the
position of Appraiser OF ST Louis was in
dorsed at last nights meeting Of the
Twelfth District Republican conSrr ssionaI
Committee. in the Merchants League Club.
There Were. but half Il dozen members of
the club present besides those constituting
the committee. The Endorsement had some
cbJectori among the committeeman, but An
effort made TO delay the matter until after
the adjournment of the Republican State
IOmrlttee. which meets tomorrow, was
finally defeated. and the committee pledged
itself to Wiithuefft
The committee will ask the State Com
mittee. through Charles Schweickardt and
Louis Alt. to call the Republican State Con-
v.ntion not later than May u. No recon-
meEdation that the State Committee hold
its sessions in st. Louis was offered or
adopted.
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ATTEMPTED TO ARREST NEGRO.
Mrs. Rose Dubinsky Beaten by
Man Who Escaped.

In playing the role of detective Mrs.
Rose Dubinsky OF No. 10S Morgan street
was knocked down by a negro whom she
attempted to arrest last night. The negro
escaped. though hotly pursued by Mrs
calling for help.
While passing the corner of Eighth and
Carr streets about q O'Clock last evening
she net a negro man whom she recognized
one who stole her husbands overcoat a
few days before. She caught hold os his
coat and called for help. After two efforts
to jerk away from her. and failing in each
attempt, the regro struck her stunning
blow in the face. which sent her reeling to
the sidewalk.
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ADDITIONAL FENDER TESTS.
Trials Made at Suburban Power.
house in De Hodiamont.

The fender devices that were approved ny
the Board Of Public Improvements as
worthy OF trial Were tested yesterday aft
ernoon near the Suburban power-house in
De Hodiam0nt. General Manager Thomas
VI. Jenkins Of the Suburban system. and
memheTs 0f the Board of Public Improve
IneEtS, witnessed the tests.
Tests We're made with dummies. which
We're place.: in twelve different postur.s
on the tracks. In n general way most OF the
tenders Were satisfactory. but only few
Of them came up To- the standard laid down
by the board. TIE board Will take the mat
ter under auVisement
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Newspapers Consolidated.

Ridgway. H.. March 1.-THE Shawnee
town News al Shawneetown has been sold
by the RidSway estate 20 the Shawnee
News Publication Company. which COM
pany has also purchased the Cleaner a
Democratic paper at the same place. and
has consolidated the two papers under the
name of the Shawnee News and Cleaner.
The paper will he Republican in politics
under the management of George W. Pill
low of this place.
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Suicides Strange Request.

REPtBL.lC SPECIAL
Corpus Christi, Tex March Sc 6.
Wentworth committed suicide at Tarpo1
Bay to-day by taking poison He was !or-
merly OF New Orleans. He left letter re-
questing that his remains he inferred in 4
plain box among the sand hills of Mustang
Island.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fort Worth. Tex. March 6.-Walter s.
Burns of Houston and Marceilus Kleburg of
Galveston are aspirants for the judgeshi2
of the new Southern Texas district. Mr..
Burns was for years State Senator from
the Houston district, and the only Repub-
every Fort Worth attorney and some Wis:
fttnE attorneys indorsed his candidacy.
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Visitors at Hot Springs,

1Nf-I 7 I5I4II SI FSCl-AI.
Hot Springs. Ark. March G.-The follow
ing visitors registered at Mermod & Jac-
carGs Hot Springs branch to-day:
MIR. and Mrs w. Werder Ashland WIS.
MIR. Martin kingman, MIR. W. B. Kingman
MIR. and Mrs. Allen A Winter. New YORK
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Ashley. H.. Pastor Resigns.

RF.PC BIC SPECIAL.
Nashville. ILL.,. March 5.-'The Reverend J.
c: Orr. for many years pastor OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church a Ashley. has tend
cred his resignation to the Reverend Wool
ley OF Lebanon. PreSidiu. Elder of the
Murphysboro district the same to take ef-
feet next Sunday
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| T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were sS,i9i,7.S.
balances sl,479I46.. Local discount rates
were firm between AZ and 5i5 per cent. Do
mestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York par bid. 1oc premium asked;
Chicago, I5c premium bid, sc premium
asked: Cincinnati and Louisville l5c pre-
MUM bid, 10c premium asked: New Or
leans Joe discount bid par asked.
Wheat closed higher at Si1sc May: S5I2G
Sstxc No. 2 red. Corn closed lower at 6lSsfa
6lAc May: 5Ic n No. . mixed. Oats closed
at 44isc bid May; i5G45aic No. Northern.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Plans have been approved for the Carne-
gle library ut Moline, III. The Library
Board hopes to induce Mr.. Carnegi. to in
crease his gift to $4,000
Prince Henry is entertained at Boston
and receives IN honorary degree from Har-
ward University.
An avalanche buries mail stage in the
Colorado mountains, but the driver ana
passengers escape.
The action of Central American States
in calling off the agreement with the
United States relating to the Nicaragua
Canal is regarded as an attempt to hold
up this Government.
The Board of Curators of the Missouri
State University assigned a number of as
sistant teachers and received notice that
the institution had been awarded medal
by the Pan-American Exposition.
Cotton passes the 90-cent mark in the
New York market establishing a record for
the crop.
Five lives are lost as the result of gas
explosion In a coal mine near Monongahela,
Pa.
Several high-grade stocks attain record
breaking prices on Wall street.
Leaders of the single-statehood move in
Oklahoma have abandoned hope of Dele
gate Flynn's bill becoming law a, this
session OF Congress.
The educational development of Texas
promises 70 be CT the best features of
thst States exhibit the Worlds Fair.
Governor Yates of Illinois and his faction
have the State machine I'm working order
to carry the Springfield and Sangamon
County primaries against Dawes.
FOREIGN.
Two officers of marines are to be tried
by court-martial on charges OF torturing
and killing without trial native of Samar
-
SPORTING.
Terry McGovern will take up the duties
of stable boy the Eastern tracks this
summer.
At the final session of the American
League in Detroit Yesterday 1t was decided
to invade New York next year.
Contestants for the s.. Louis University
indoor meet commenced to reach the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Ralph Orthwein of st. Louis missed
getting a fine kennel OF greyhounds cheap
when a deal was mismanaged in San Fran
CISCO
Johnny Regan is training for his
match with Tommy Feltz.
RAILROADS
The Baltimore and Ohio gives s.50D.9O
mortgage.
Subcommittees of freight associations are
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MRS. c. 5. ROBINSON.

Neosho. Mo-. March 6-Mrs Charles s.
Robinson. wife of our leading clothing mer-
chant. and only daughter of D. H Kirk.
proprietor of the Kirk wagon factory, died
at st. Louis hospital to-day from the ef-
fects of surgical operation performed
about a month ago
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Hanna made elaborate arGiI-
ment in support OF the pending ship-subsidy
hil, and engaged in n wordy war with
Senator Tillman concerning the Ohio Sen
pont Morgan
Means Committee discusses the three plans
for Cuba's relief. and declares that there
Is no serious opposition within the com
rnittee on the part OF Republicans to his
plan Of a 20 per cent tariff reduction
President Roosevelt authorized n state
ment to the effect that any announcement
that he had changed his mind in regard to
the relief to he afforded Cuba is wholly
without authority.
The Austrian Minister has been made an
Ambassador and the United States prob
ably will elevate its Minister to Austria
Hungary TO AN Embassy.
Harry S. New of Indianapolis has been
asked to accept the First Assistant POST
master Generalship. but may decline 10 do
Ro.
The State Department has been assured
that the United States commercial inter
ests are not jeopariized by the plans Of
Germany and Russia in China.
Congressman Champ Clark denies that he
esp,res to be made chairman Of the Con-
gresaonal Campaign Committee.
LOCAL. AND SUBURBAN
Mechanical engineers in St. Louis content
that there is no excuse for experiments
With srnoke-consuming devices
Building progress in wholesale district Of
St. Louis.
In the divorce proceedings OF Samuel
Fox. Bessie Keyler Is charged with ac-
cepting service of the divorce papers. rep
resenting herself as Mrs. Fox.
John II. Becker. deputy factory inspector.
,r,o, of atr tam N
bribe the Jury Commissioner in the hratz
bribery case.
George H. Holland. vice president Of the
Rridge-Reac Manufacturing Company.
dies in Chicago.
Rohan brothers will sing the mass 1T the
funeral of their uncle Michael Rohan. who
died Wednesday
Worlds Fair representatives of five
States have decided to form national or
ganization to secure architectural harmony
in the buildings of the States at the
Worlds Fair.
Pupils of room No. 4. East St Louis High
Grammar School. petition their teacher 10
defer her intended marriage a year.
Henry Grone. founder of the brewery
that bears his name, dies in his seventy
sixth year
The Worlds Fair National Commission
requests the Exposition company to give
the Board of Lady Managers unlimited
powers.
The Current Topics Club debated the
question whether the Grand Jury should be
abolished.
An official admits that negotiations for the
consolidation of the Missouri and Colonial
Trust companies pending.
Removal Of the Turner building smoke
stack attracts curious crowd in Eighth.
street.
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TWO DEATHS AT PARIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Paris. Mo-. March 6.-Mrs Harye Nickel
died at Granville yesterday.
Mrs. George Uline of this city died of
pneumonia to-day. :
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Never miss an opportunity to better your
position. You may find better one ad-
xertised in to-day's Republic. among the
and see
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KINGSTON, JAMAICA-The Legislature
has adopted resolution requesting the
British Government to take steps to avert
a further collapse of the Jamaican sugar
industry pending the operation of The
bounty expenditures
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busy Bee Bargain Day To-Day.
Assorted chocolates. Ice DC. pound.
Identified =. Po.t-ORee X

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
Little Rock. Ark. March 6-The man ar
rested IN Little Rock several weeks ago as
Frank Duncan. the Birmingham condemned
murderer. was fully Identified to-day as II.
Kemmett. who Is wanted 1y the Federal
authorities for robbtns the Post Onice at
Louisa. KY. He admitted hs identity and
vas Sas,s1 turned over to United States Marshal
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Republican City Convention.

REPU BLIC SPECIAL
81 Joseph, Mo. March 6.-The Republican
Cnv Central Committee decided Tonight TO
-Ns' M
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Chairman Payne of Ways and
Means Committee Presents Ar
gumentS Pro and Con.
WHY HIS PROPOSITION is BEST.
Declares 20 Per Cent Tariff Reduc-
ton on Sugar Would Put OFF
Annexation of the Republic
Many Years.

Washington. March 6.-Chaiiman Payne OF
the Ways and Means Committee to-day
gave out the following authorized state
M Mt in connt ction with the discussion over
Cuban reciprocity:
Il think the large majority of the Repub-
licans have made up their minds that We
must do something for Cuba. There are
three propositions presented which have
this professed end in view. The PROPOSE
tion OF Mr. Morris Of Minnesota provides
for an increase in the tariff on sugar TO
the outside world. and i rebate on sugar
imported from Cuba.
1t does not seem to that any Re
publicans are willing to increase the duty
on sugar.
Then there il the proposition OF Mr..
Tawney 10 vote between S.O0oca0 and as
O,v.cD directly into the Cuba treasury. and
To ask the Cuban Government to distribute
about sl.cc.ca. according to his figures. To
native Cuban planters. This first payment
is 10 be paid without any compensation
from Cuba in any way or manner-a pure
gift to the Cuban Government
1t hardly needs the opinion Of j lawyer
TO say that such procedure would be un-
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LrKIN-MONSHALT.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Gillespie. i'll. March s.-Henry Luken Of
this city and Miss Tillie Norshalt of Ca
hokia Township re married at O'Clock
this evening at the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church. the Reverend l.. Kreke-
Ter officiating.
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Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You . Cold
II you will take in time Laxative Bromo-Cui.
Ais Tablets. z. ". Groves Signature On sax.
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PASCALL-DAVANIA.

EEPJ JBI.IC STEC1NI.
Paducah. NY. March G.-NTr. A. d. Pas
call. a special policeman. and Miss Bessie
Davania, beth OF this city. went TO Metrop-
oils ILL.,. to-day and were married.
ORR-COFFEN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
PaduClh. Ky. March 6-Mr. William Orr.
Il well-knOyn young man of this city. and
Miss Mary CcffCy of the Indian Territory
met in st. Louis yesterday and were mar
ried this afternoon in Metropolis. III. They
Were old sweethearts. Miss Coffey having
formerly resided here. They will reside in
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The Republics Want pages are con-
Stantly growing; ss4 ads printed to-day.
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WALL-FRIGGIE.
HiBBNRD-BIRRIS.

REPT RLIC SPECIAL.
Alhambra. ILL.,. March 6.-Nr. Joshua Wall
and Miss Gusta FrigSie. both of this city.
were married at the brides home to-day.
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SPORTING.
-
RAILROADS.

The Baltimore and Ohio gives a s750D09V
mortgage.
Subcommittees of freight associations are
dissolved.
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! Eldorado, ILL.,, March 6.-Charles VI. Hub
/ bard and Miss Annie l.. Burris We're mar
ried at Shawneetown last night. the Rev.
| erend e. Il. WEitesides officiating.
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THEsHEIyE-JONES.

KEPI Bio SFrAIAIA
NinceLnes. Ind. March 6-Ernst The
sheive, Boston travelling salesman. and
Miss Katherine Jones a Nashville actress.
We're clandestinely married here to-day.
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OREIEN

Two officers of marines are to be tried
by court-martial on charges of torturing
and killing without trial native of Samar.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
Sweeds Sing The Messiah

S"SSSS ~A"o Nv s'ASSSA"s
Special to Record.
Lindsborg, Kas., March 90
The one cherished day for the
Swedish colony of 5000 families
living in and about this place is
easter, and the chiefglory thereof
is "The Messiah. This great
musical festival out on the prairie
has this week brought together
thousands of people.
The Lindsborg colony was
founded in 1869. and with it
Bethany college. Ten years later
DIR. Olaf Olsen visited London
and heard SThe Messiah" and
he at once planned to haveit pro
duced at home. Now the week
proceeding easter each year
marks the greatest musical fest
ival in all the west. Five hund-
red meu aud women are in the
chorus. The instrumental music
is furnished by an ochestra of
fifty pieces, aided by one of the
largest and finest organs in this
part of the country.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
Too Large a Wheat Crop.
,cial to the Record.

Special to the Record.
Duluth, Mimi, March 90
Apparently Manitoba and Assini-
boia are suffering from too large
a crop of wheat. So much grain
was raised in these provinces
last fall that there is no sway Of
getting it to market, and no pos
sibility of storing it in terminal
elevators. The farmers and
grain buyers Iof the provinces
have applied to Minneapolis and
Duluth for help, and their surplus
wheat is now coming into this
state at the rate of hundreds of
cars a day. 1t is expected that
the expectation of surplus wheat
from northwestern Canada will
reach $4,000, 900. bushels this
year, many millions of bushels OF
which will be brought here before
the opehing of navigation.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
To do Duty i'm the Philippines,
ecial to Record.

Special to Record.
New York, March 26.-Captain
A. @. Anderson and First Lieu
tenant r. S. Hooker, of the ma
rine corps, left the Brooklyn ma
Wy yard today to report for duty
in the Philippines. Lieutenant
Hooker in going to his post leaves
behind his young wife, formerly
Miss ondit-Smith, who was one
of the legationers imprisoned at
Pekin by the Boxers.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
PRACTICALLY sT.KvINc

After using a few bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure my wife received per-
feet and permanent relief from a Sc
we're and chronic case of stomach
trouble, says j. Il. Holly, real es-
tate, insurance and loan agent, of Ma
comb, Ill. Before using Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure she could not eat an ordin-
airy meal without intense suffering.
She is now entirely cured. Several
physicians and many remedies had
failed to give relief" You don't
have to diet. Eat any good foods you
want, but don't overload the stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will always
digest it for you. DR., Terry's Drug
Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
TORNADO DOES
GREAT DAMAGE.
Two Persons Killed and Con-
siderable Property
Destroyed.

Crowley, La, March ga
great storm of wind swept
through the neighborhood of
Bayou Queue de Tortue, twelve
miles south of Crowley. in Ver-
million parish Monday night and
reports are comingin of the great
damage that was done, but de-
tails are somewhat meager. AS
far as known two men were
killed. Delmas Richard and a
man named Sills. Bigue Abshire
was so badly chrushed that he
will die.
The first casualty is reported
from the residence of Mr., John
G. Ellis, who lives five miles south
of Crowley. Mr. Ellis residence
and tie surrounding out build
ings were completely demolished
and ais sister was considerably
bruised by the falling timbers of
the house. Delmas Richard, tie
hired man, was buried in tbe ru-
ins of the house and killed.
Twelve houses are reported as
totally demolished. On many of
the farms fruit trees were torn
out Of the ground and carried
away bodily. Detailed reports
are hard to obtain as the resi-
dences are some distance apart
and the people are itoo busy re-
pairing damages to circulate the
news, but it is thought there
were several fatalities and that
the property loss is very large,
as many of the buildings de-
stroyed are substantial build
ings.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
Pilgrims Flocking to Rome.

Special to the Record.
Rome. March 26.-Foreigners
have flocked to Rome for holy
week. The city is filled with pill.
grims and sightseers of all ma
tionalities. The. various churches
are crowded at all services. Pope
Leo appears in excellent health
and later in the week is expected
to presideat an informal meeting
of the college of cardinals.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
A Peace Conference.

Special to the Record.
Vienna, March 26--One of the
Boer delegates Utrecht Holt lin
forms a correspondent here THAT
on March 18th on invitation of
the Dutch minister, Kuyper, Mr..
Fisher had a conference first
with kuyper, then with Kruger.
The Boer European agent regard
the settlement of the war and
says negotiations whichare about
to be begun in South Africe, will
be on the basis of independence
and exchange of Rand for Zulu
land.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
Fer Murder of Michigan Youth.

special to the Record.
Edmonton, N. w. T., Mar. &c. -
AT Fort Saskatchewan today.
Charles Bullock is to be hanged
for the murder of Leon Stanton
in the Battle River country in
April last.
The dead youth, Leon Stanton,
had left his home in Kalamazoo,
Mich, to take position wi tn the
Union Pacific railroad at Aspen,
Wyo. There he met Charles Bull
lock and a young man from his
state of Michigan. Bullock's
parents lived on a farm in the
Battle River district of Alberta,
N. w. T., and they had written
to their son to come there and get
land. Bullock asked Stanton,
who was barely nineteen years
old, to accompany him. When
they left Aspen Bullock had S42
and Stanton 1920. The two
started together but Bullock
reached his home alone. He had
plenty of money when he arrived
and gave his father $50, more
than he had when he left Aspen,
He stayed only three days, gong
away to British Columbia as he
said. Instead he went to Mon
tana and changed his name. Two
months later a body was found
half buried in a bluff near the
Bullock farm. The body was
identified as that of Stanton and
after weeks of hard work the po-
lice unraveled the whole story.
A long search located Bullock
at Great Falls, Montana, where
he was arrested and brought
back to Edmonton. A speedy
trial resulted ia his conviction
and the death sentence.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
Duke of Cambridge is 8 3

Duke of Cambridge is 80.
Special to the Record.
London, March 26.-The ven-
cradle Duke of Cambridge today
celebrated his eighty-third birth
day. His Graceis the first mem
ber of the British royal family,
at least in modern times, to at
tain that age. Queen Victoria,
the Duchess of Gloucester, and
George Ill. all attained the age
of 80. The only other member
of the royal family who lived to
be an octogenarian was the first
Duke of Cumberland, who sue
ceeded William ". as king of
Hanover. He died in his eighty
first year,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-03-26
FOR THE COMPLEXION.

The complexion always suffers from
biliousness or constipation. Unless
the bowels are kept open the impuri-
ties from the body appear in the form
of unsightly eruptions. Dewitt S
Little Early Risers keep the liver and
bowels in healthy condition and re-
move the cause of such troubles. c.
f. Hooper, Albany, Ga, says: ~
took DeWitt's Little Early Risers for
biliousness. They were just what
needed. 1 am feeling better now than
in years" Never gripe or distress.
Safe thor ough and gentle. The very
best pills. DR.. Terry's Drug Store,