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and bonds have resulted successfully and
considerably augmented her original capital.
Mrs. Powell. as Miss Alice Crookes, was
well known in ST. Louis society and as a
patron Of charitable institutions. Mr.. Powell
has maintained his residence in ST. Louis
for several years. and his pleasing tenor
voice has been heard in the choirs Of many
of the downtown churches and theaters.
Friends OF both the bride and bridegroom
We're surprised to learn of the marriage,
and had it not been for the secrecy MAIN
tanned by the young couple, many of Mr..
Powells friends would have been at Union
Station last night to bid him bon voyage
when he departed with his bride for Jack
sonville. Fla, from where, after a honey
moon stay of a month or six weeks. they
will depart for Europe.
Miss Alice Collision. a s~ister-!n-law of the
bride. and Harry T. Powell, a brother OF the
bridegroom. accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell to the altar, and with Mrs. L. A.
Perry, mother Of the bridegroom, partici-
pated in the wedding dinner served last
night at the Planters Hotel.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS MEET.
National Organization Launched
Yesterday at Springfield, Ill.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield, H.. April 1.-The first grand
national encampment of the Service Men OF
the Spanish War opened in this city to-day
FOR a two days session. A national organi-
cation was launched. which its promoters
believe IS and will prove to be the legltl-
mate successor of the Grand Army OF tho
Republic.
Governor Richard Yates delivered an ad-
dress of Welcome. in which he congratu-
lated the delegates on their efforts to per-
petuatc The military prowess OF the coun-
try through this new organization.
Colonel George VI. Moulton of Chicago
acted as chairman of the meeting and an
nounced that the national officers would be
elected and installed tomorrow, and the
national organization perfected. 1t is prob
able that General Wiley will be elected
cOmmarder-in-chief, and that Captain Da-
vanny Will be the Adjutant. Captain Da>
vanny. whose home is in Chicago. Is cred-
tied with being the originator of the or
ganizs ton. He Is the prime mover in ex-
tending the order and has done most of the
work In connection with II.
Among the well-knowu men In military
circles who are present are Colonies Ed
ward G. Young, J. +. Stewart. Marcus Kav-
anaugh. George NJ. Moulton. James S. Gull
yer. Major L. N. Ennis of the Illinois Ma
tional Guard, Brigadier General J. H. Bar
clay OF the Seventh Army Corps.
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After an acquaintance Of less than a
month and a courtship which did not ex-
tend over a period of more than ten days.
George E. Powell, an employe of the St.
Louis Post Office. and Miss Alice Crookes.
of No. 1881 Cook avenue. were married late
yesterday afternoon by the Reverend ]. p.
T. Ingraham. rector of Grace Episcopal
Church. in Marion. place.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Powell have a wide
acquaintance in st. Louis. Mr.. Powell but
recently returned from New York. where
he gave up an engagement with a theatric-
al company, In which he had one of the
leading parts. Mrs. George E. Powell is
the second daughter of Joseph Crookes,
who was, until his death. the Junior mem
Der of the Branch-Crookes Saw Company.
Her share OF her fathers estate amounted
to a considerable sum, and since his death.
It Is said, her investments in real estate
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E. A. W00DY'S TRIAL BEGUN.
Expected That Testimony in the
Case Will Commence To-Day.

REPUBLIC PECIAL.
Hartvflle. Mo-, April 1.-THE Circuit Court
convened to-day to try E. A. Woody of
Birch Tree, Mo-, for killing Edward De-
priest of the same town while on an excur-
sion train at Mountain Grove Station last
September &c. Judge Cox is presiding.
A venire of so men was by
Sheriff Greer, who had his task completed
at 3 o'clock.
tn counsel for the defendant expects to
announce ready for trial on Thursday, at
a day earlier than looked for.
The defense will be represented by A.. H.
and F. M. Mansfield OF Hartville. Almus
Harrington OF Springfield and Ed Shuch of
Emanence. James Orchard of West Plains
and Bob Shuch of Eminence will assist
Prosecuting Attorney jackson.
many shannon County people are here as
witnesses. The wife and two children and
are also In town.
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CITY ELECTIONS IN KANSAS.
RESULTS Throughout the State
were Varying and Unimportant.

Kansas City. Kas., April THE result IN
me municipal elections. held in Kansas
cry yesterday, was varying. The only Of
hcers elected in the larger towns were Coun-
cilmen and members of the School Roars
tun me OF city officers were not chosen
except In a few of the smaller towns
Observation-Disclosures carried three Of .be
SIX wards. with the probability that the
democrats elected the women. In the other
%ard the republican nominee. who was in
dorsed by the Democrats, was elected.
Kansas City-Democrats elected eight o,+
OF eleven candidates for School Board. Clert
and Constables. and five of the six Conn
cilmen. Soun-
Fort scott-Republicans gained one or two
Councilman. '"o
O.athe-Entire Republican ticket, with ex-
eepuon or one Councilman, elected.
otta~a-Entire Republican ticket. with
elected. Souhci'
Hea'enworth-Democrats elected four NJ
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ARRANGED FOR BIG EUcHRE.
Southwestern Mercantile Associa-
ton Held Monthly Meeting.

The Southwestern Mercantile Asoc;at ion
heid ITS regular monthly meeting WeCnes-
day night at Andcr's Hall, Jefferson avenue
ana PestaloZZi street. at which final ar
engagements were made for a eu.hre TO he
gwen by that organization April Is at
Temps Hall. A committee from the North
81. LOUIS Business Mems Association vas
present. having been invited. Three new
members were admitted, and c. III. Kreh
was elected official pianist of the associa-
ton.
The report that a new bank 10 To he
opened on South Jefferson avenue was free
ly discussed, and the members decided to
urge the matter as the present banl,fno
facilities in that part of the CITY are In,
adequate. "a
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DOCTOR A. C. CORR is DEAD.
Former President of the Illinois
Medical Society.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carlinville. H., April doctor A. c.
1orr, n prominent physician of this city,
died at his home this afternoon after a
Of the most prominent men in the medical
circles of Illinois. Among the positions he
has held was that 81 President of Illinois
Medical Society and State Board of Health.
AT the time of his death he was a mem
her Of the local Board of Pension Examin-
ers.
JULIA BARKSDALE.
BEPUBLIc SPECIAL.
Slater. Mo. April Mrs. Julia Banks
dale. aged "a years. died at her home in
this city to-day. She was the wife of the
late J. W. Rarksdale. a pioneer merchant
Of Slater.
ANTHONY HOLES.
REPUBLIC PECIA
Pilot Grove. Mo. April 2-Anthony Roles.
Il pioneer citizen of Missouri. died ysst srdov
evening. He was IS years old. a native OF
Kentucky. and came to Missouri in 1s4s.
He laid the foundation for the first Court
house in Forsythe, fancy County. and built
ana operated the -four mill at this place
shortly after the war. He was a heavy
property owner of Cooper County at one
time.
JOHN REA.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carroiiton, Mo-, April John Rea. a
prominent Carroll County farmer, died to-
HARRY HUDSON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Paducah. KY, April Fireman Harry
Hudson Of this city who was injured in the
Monday night. died last night and his
body was brought here to-day.
ID. F.: MONTICUE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
memphis. MO, Pm - + Monticue.
e veteran. died here to-day. aged 20 years,
from measles.
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DOUBLE WEDDING CELEBRATED.
Brother and Sister Were Two of
the Contracting Parties.

A double wedding, in which Fred Dfebal
OF NO. sS Geyer avenue, was one of the
bridegrooms and his sister. Emile Diebal,
one or the brides. took place at Mr.. Diebals
home at s o'clock last night.
Mr.. Diebal was married to Miss Minnie
Schultze. who came to st. Louis from Troy,
III. a little more than a year ago, and Miss
Diebai 10 F. t. Linhardt of No. 1910 South
Ninth street.
Ths ceremony was performed by the Rev
erend Otto Hauser. pastor Of Trinity
Church, corner of Eighth street and LAT
ayette avenue, after which there was a re-
ception and supper. Mr.. and Mrs. DiebaI
VIII live at No. 91S Geyer avenue and Mr..
and Mrs. Linhardt OF South Tenth street
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.

Washington, April Forecast:
Eastern Texas-Showers Thursday, with coo,er
in north portion. Friday. fair: cooler in south
portion: fresh to brisk south winds on the coaSf
becoming northwest.
Arkansas-Rain and warmer Thursday. Fr1day
fair and probably cooler: fresh to brisk southeast
winds.
llinois-Fair in north, rain In south portion
IhIrsday-, Friday. fair: cooler in extreme south
Portions: light to fresh north winds.
Missouri-Fair In north. rain and cooler in
winds. ~
Oklahoma. Kansas and Indian Territory
Showers and cooler Thursday. Friday, fair:
northwest winds.
Western Texas-Fair and cooler Thursday. FIJI
day. fair. northwest winds.
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RILEY-LEWIS.
H~AYNIE-VAN METER.
DOGS ARE MORE NUMEROUS.
License Issued for Ten Thousand
in st. Louis.

License Collector Whyte has located about
TO- eco dogs in ST. Louis. Mr.. Whyte believes
there are more CANNES. but he has collect
ed 5000 In dog licenses and is well sat
isfied with the increase In revenue. This
4. the largest income from dog licenses
in the city's history.
The license tax collections for March of
this year were nearly ST 900 in excess Of
the same month last year. The license
revenue from ali sources was. $50, $40. Is last
Ig01- an Increase of SIG, 1896. On March 81
the collectors clerks issued as7 DOG licenses.
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six Councilmen, and Judge n Clerk Of
City Court.
Lawrence-Republicans elected all but one
Councilman.
Emporia-Entire Republican ticket elect
ed.
Concordia-Repuhlicans elected five Coun-
cilmen out OF seven and the entire School
Board.
neutrality-suspicious. elected three Coun-
cilmen; Populists one.
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ROSALIE A. GOULDING. Washington.
d. C, is Chief Vice Templar, Acme Lodge.
No. 3. /. o. o. F.. birmingham. Ala. also
Secretary OF the Pan-American History
Company. writes:
"COnfiaued literary work and close
application at my desk Lasf spring
seemed 1 affect me. Isoon found ny
usual mental aad physical foFce giving
way and realize that my brain did nor,
act with its usual wonfed activity, J
while my appetite was on the decline
and my general TON showed me that II
needed a change which my busy He
would aof allow at that time.
81 decided to take q tonic and asked
. friendly druggist what ne Considered
the best. ard he answered, Peruna Is
b n that never fails.
"For three weeks I used IL faithfully
and was very much pleased to Hsd that
1t brought me strength.
81 al now work for hours without
feeling fafigued and am erjoyisg per-
feet health, and am thoroughly con.
viaced that Peruna Is . perfectly rcIia-
bio remedy"
ROSALE A. 0OULDING.
Any one can escape entirely the III effects
OF spring weather. and instead Of dragging
drearily through weeks Of bad feelings and
perhaps acquiring a fatal disease. can find
themselves in as excellent spirits and health
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Welded AT MOTHERS DEATH.

Miss Jennie Noel Becomes the Bride
of . st. Louisan.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lebanon, Mo-, April 1.-The marriage of
Miss Jennie Noel. eldest daughter OF Mt.
and Mrs. w. D. Noel of this city to Mr..
Charles Vining of st. Louis, was celebrated
at 2:3O p m. at the bedside of the brides
dying mother. The Reverend J. J. Pritch-
EFT. pastor of the NJ. E. Church, South, off,
ciated. Only q few relatives and ima
friends OF the family We're present. The
wedding was solemnized at the earnest re-
quest Of the mother who objected to having
the wedding postponed on her account.
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CLAIMS ST. LOUIS AS HOME.
Mrs. Alma Boggus's Second At
tempt at Suicide.
REPUBLIC

Chicago, Ill, April Mrs. Alma Bogus
aged q years. wife Of a guard on the south
Side Elevated Railway, made a second at
tempt at suicide to-day and will proba blv
die. After the first attempt she made *
peated promises to her husband and reio-
tives that she would never make another
attempt, but early to-day she swaIlowed
carbolic acid and is said to be dyin1 She
seid she brought the poison here with her
from her home in st. Louis. but wouid give
no reason for the act except that she was
homesIck. vas
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as at any other time Of the year.
Get a bottle OF Peruna when the drSe,
languid feelings make themselves apparent
in the spring. Take 1t according to thal
directions on the bottle. Continue this treat-l
ment through the first months of spring.
This course Of treatment Is not experimental
it is as positive In its results - any fact|
of science can be.
After you have tried II you will say PED
runa Is positively the best spring medfctn91
you have ever tried.
A great many years Of extensive trial Of
this remedy in this class of derangemene1
ureS.
II you do not derive prompt and satDs
factory results from the use OF PermAsI
full statement Of your case and he will ~
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. Ohio.
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Democrats Carried Marshall.

SfEIiAIA
Marshall. Mo-. April 1.-The entire Demo
cratic city ticket was elected here yester-
day. John Blair was reelected Mayor, Allie
Burns reelected Marshal. ]. A Fisher re-
elected Collectors; Aldermen, j. W. Carter,
]. NJ. Huff, G. w. LankfCrd.
The gas franchise was extended twenty
years.
elected School Directors.
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Lathrop Went Democratic.

Lathrop, Mo-, April 2.-This city is DEM
ocratic for the first time In its history. the
entire Democratic ticket winning al yester-
days city election with some candidates
running at the rate of over two to one.
William Francis, resident manager of the
Guyton & Harrington Mule Company Of
St. Louis. is one Of the newly-elected Al
dermen.
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Republicans Carried Maryvnle.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Maryville. Mo-, April 2.-The city election
Yesterday resulted in electing the following
Republicans: For Mayor. W. T. Garrett;
Marshal, John Wallace: Street Commif-
sioner, L. kimmons: Police Judge, E. S.
James; Alderman for First Ward, E. l.
Hart: Second Ward, c. ID. Hooker; Third
Ward. D.. T. Garrett; Fourth Ward. NJ. c.
Wicker. The Democrats elected Charles
Bypler for Collector.
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REPORT ON LIBRARY BILL.
Will Be Returned to House With.
out Recommendation

Chairman Burke Of the Committee on
Public improvements announced Yesterday
that the library bill will be reported TO the
House of Delegates tomorrow yithont
recommendation. The committee meetfnr
called for yesterday afternoon did NOT tats
place, because a quorum was not present
This bill was passed by the CITY Co,,nou
II provides for the restoration Of Missouri
Park and authorizes construction ~ tha
central Carnegie Library building in The
park. The bill ORIGINATED from the Roard ~
Director of the Free Public ILhrarx vi
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Fayette Municipal Ticket.
nr-nr-nr ~ -pr-Tr

Fayette, No. April 1.-THE municipal cleo
ton held here yesterday was the hottest
fight in the history of the town. and re-
suited as follows: For Mayor, R Lee
Crews, elected over VIII C.. Kirby by two
votes; Police Judge, r. r. Reynolds; Mar
shall. William Slaughter; Collector. Thomas
B. Hillyer; Assessor, NJ. B. Yeanean. Alder
men-Eirst Ward. j.. c.. Crews: Second
Ward, William Shafroth.
The school election resulted as follows:
For directors for term of three years,
Joseph C. Maupin and William S. Pearson.
The tax levy carried.
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Democrat. Elected Ticket.

Charlottesville. Mo-, April 1.-The Demo
cratic ticket was successful at the city
election for Aldermen. as follows: James
Ward; Police Judge, J.. T.. Hunt; Mayor and
School Director. Doctor H. T. Byars; City
Marshal. Dennis Greene; Assessor, c. R.
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MISS RUTH HILL MARRIED.
Ceremony Performed at Home of
j. J.. Hill by Archbishop Ireland.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
St. Paul., Mimi. April miss Ruth Hill,
daughter Of James J. Hill, president Of the
Great Northern Railway and the Northern
Securities Company. to-day became the
bride of Arson McCook Beard, a New York
LAWYER.
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Dexter Municipal omcers.

Dexter. Mo-, April 1.-The following were
the winners in the municipal election held
Marshal. Jasper Trotter; Collector, J.. W.
Mayes; Police Judge. c. A.. Vernon: AS
SCISSOR, j. j. Critics: Aldermen-W. F. Guess.
George Grant and E.. A. Barnet. There Vas
a warm ard spirited fight for each place.
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Ste. G%enevieve Convention Called.
ornr-RT ~ SpEYTAT

Ste. Genevieve, Mo, April 1.-The Demo
cratic Central Committee met here to-day
and ordered a county primary election to
be held June Z, In conjunction with the
congressional and senatorial primary. 1t
was further ordered that the names of can
didates for United States Senator be placed
ON the tickets. A delegate convention was
called for Saturday, April %, st New At
fenburg, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates TO the various State conventions.
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Missourinns In New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Ajril 2.-Amone the Arrivals
at ne hotels here to-day were the follow.
St Louis.Misses Ramsey, L. d.. Tav,or
~ Meler and Mrs. Meier, Waldorf; c. GentIes
n p leopard, Normand.e; II. L. Harvey j. r.
i,er n b'asden' Imperial; G. F. May. westmin..
S. 1o'eph-A- B. Forest. Criterion.
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Wright County Convention Call.

Hartville, No., April 2-Chairman A. ].
Farmer Of the Wright County Democratic
Central Committee to-day issued a call for
the Democrats of this county to meet IN
mass convention at the Courthouse in Hart
Vile on Saturday, April II. and elect three
delegates to represent the party at the
State conventions to be held at Springfield
and st. Joseph.
REPRESENTATIVES Joel F. Short Of Wright
County is "a candidate for Railroad ard
Commissioner.
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Democratic Councilmen Elected.
D EpJ-pr ~ cprrraJ

Columbia, Mo-, April 2.-The following
Democratic CounciLien were elected yester-
day without opposition: First Ward. John
w. Read and Walter Benton: Second Ward.
Doctor NJ. D.. Lewis. Third Ward, J. W.
Gray: Fourth Ward, E. w. Crouch.
There were five candidates for School d.
rector. and two places to be filled. Doctor
]. E. Thornton and j. P. Cant were the
regular Democratic nominees: E. C. Clink-
scales and F. w. Peck. independent Dem
ocrats. and ]. w. Schwab. A close vote
resulted in the election of Doctor J. f.
Thornton and E. C. Chnkscales.
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Ell Dorado Springs Democratic.

SPECTAL
Ell Dorado Springs. Mo-, April 2.-The cleo
ton in FL Dorado Springs resulted in a
grand Democratic victory, the entire ticket
being elected. except Alderman In the SEQ
ond Ward. The ticket, elected by the
largest majority in several years. is as fol-
iows: Mayor, ]. 9. Smith; Marshal, ]. NJ.
Hall: collector. Henry Cannon: Assessor.
George Hutsell; Alderman. First Ward, y.
F Clark: Second Ward, Isaac Martin. s. n.
Snodgrass and A. Fristoe were elected
School Directors.
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HARRIS-LEMON.


New London. Mo-, April Mr.. Clifford
D. Harris. editor of the New London Times,
and Miss Lottie L. Lemon of this city were
married last evening by Elder John B.
Corwine. at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. N. Lemon.
RILEY-LEWIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Madrid. No.. April miss Lolita
Lewis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
cult Judge H. C. Riley, were married here
to-day in the Catholic Church by the Rev
erend ]. ]. Furlong.
HAYNIE-VAN METER.
REPUBLIC PECIAL
Marshall. Mo-. April George P. Haynie
and Miss Lutte NJ. Van Meter. were married
here to-day, Elder Wilson officiating.
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Local Report.
Government Report.

Department Of Agriculture. Weather bureau
Meteorological observations received at 81 Tou,.
April 2. 1879. At 500 a. H.. local time and i % M
seventy-fifth meridian time. Observations mads
at the same moment OF time at all stations
Station. Dir, To My Pre- JVaa,h..
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No Politics at Slater.

Slater. Mo-, April "A nonpartisan g
election was held to-day, which resulted
the following officers being elected: MayJ
S. B. Burks; Collector. H. Carroll; q
Marshal, F. p. Hubbard. John T. Rel
and r. b. Rutherford were elected as NJ
bers Of the Board Of Education.
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Nonpartisan Ticket.

REPUBLIC s. EIlAL
New Madrid. No.. April AT the city
election yesterday party lines were not
drawn. No tickets were nominated. NJ. j.
OF the First Ward; ]. A. Hummel was
elected in the Second Ward; Joel cook was
elected Police Judge, defeating Peter smith
was elected Marshal. He has held the Of
flee sixteen years. G. H. Taylor. City At
torney; w. H. Copeland, Clerk: T. r: Pan
gle, Street Commissioner; Doctor Weiton
O'Bannon, Mayor.
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The Republic is the recognized Room for
Rent" medium Of St. Louis One hundred
and ninety-seven Room for Rent ads
printed to-day.
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caused considerable debate. but the mosas

caused considerable debate. but the modaG1
prevailed.
s~trenuousiy objected to the appointment g
q large number Of committees on Efou14
that many Of the States did not hay
enough delegates to serve on all OK The
He further stated that while he wal Wit
any party opposed to the Democrats q r.
publicans ard would even unite with Emu9
Goldman or Herr Most to defeat the cor
mon enemy. he wanted It understood th9&
he was not willing to surrender the primo,
pies Of the Peoples party.
Missourians are figuring prominently g.
the convention. That State has the lar
est delegation. on the floor OF the convex
ton. Among those present are: George i
seph, Mo-; Joseph B. Moekley. ST. Louill
Doctor ]. g. E. Chambers. ST. Louis; 6
Wright. Springfield, Mo-: 81. Mo?er
Louis: Isaac Y. Stanley. Glenwood: ~
Scott. st. Louis. Mo. Otto II. Karbe,
Louis; Nat G. Eaton. st. Louis. NOS
Walker, Illinois; Victor Gebhardt. st OUT
No.: J. H. Cook, Carthage. Mo.
order to-day by James H. Cook Of Carthag(
NO.. and Mills Williams of West Plah
was chosen temporary secretary.
Two Of the principal addresses Of the -
Doctor Chambers Of st. Louis. Mr.. coc
said he voted for Bryan in 1896 and II
but was sorry for It. and he is now q PgI
ulist to stay. Doctor Chambers told or q
movement in st. Louis.
Senatorial Convention Called.
Clinton. No, April 1.-THE Democrat
Central Committee Of the Sixteenth Sea
torial District met in Clinton and called q
City Tuesday. May %. c. c. Dfck,nso
member of the last House from Hen
County, has announced his candidacy
the Senate.