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ion Of the Secretary Of the Navy. can be
spared conveniently for that purpose.
The Secretary is empowered to enter into
contract with a representative Of the Ii
berian Government for the sale Of the ves-
sci to Liberia at n valuation to be fixed
by the Secretary OF the Navy, and to be
paid in annual installments not exceeding
ten in number.
Nothing was done in connection with this
legislation until President Cleveland came
into power. when Secretary Herbert set
aside the old wooden warship Swatara for
the use of the Iiberian Government. For
various causes. however, the order for the
transfer Of the vessel was never carried
into effect.
The proposition now made by Mr.. Match
EFT Is that the Navy Department set aside
another vessel on the same conditions He
promises in case the department takes IA
vorable action TO produce the necessary Gre
dentials from the Liberian Government. in
Guiding an official receipt for the vessel
Secretary Long requested Mr.. 2Iatchett to
put his request in writing. when the matter
will receive due consideration.
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LncAI. ANn sIRl-RRAN.

T." Reverend charles l.. Elnss ut Web
stcr Groves urges women To start II mar
Tiago revival in his flock by doing the pro-
posing.
Police VIII enforce the ordinance rcqu;r-
Ing tWcuir-fuur-iuch sidvhoards fur dirt
wagons. hoping 10 Keep the streets clean
Judse CLARK Increases a fine of 50 TO sol
against NotorluGu Springer. charged with
uslis controller uu pas, nG,r's head.
Through cars to Clayton over the Olive
street line VIII be rum ut half-hour inter
walls beginning this morning.
Al records were broken ON the st. Louis
stock Exchange IN the fiscal year. ending
Deco mbcT u.
Work upon the new City Hospital is pro-
crossing well upon the first work day of the
new year
J. &. Green. local inventor. says he ante
dates Santos-pumont'a idea in regard to an
airship.
Italian seeks concession for mammoth
drinking barrel at Worlds Fair.
Burglars drill hole through brick wall
anl rob broadway store of firty-hve re-
volvers.
Frank Hastings. Transit conductor. pros
ecutinG witness in a disturbance of the
peace case. testified that he was ordered
TO carry billy"
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J..P. MORGAN GIVES
employees S250,000.
Years Salary Presented to Each
Worker-Largest New Years
Gift on Record
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Jan. 2.-Employes in the of1ice
of ]. P. Morgan & Co. We're made supreme
ly happy yesterday by the record-breaking
act of generosity of Mr.. Morgan. Every
man in his employ received a New Years
gift OF exactly 100 per cent of his salary.
Many Were the expressions heard of good
will ard kindly feeling toward Mr.. Morgan
result Of his munifcence. At Christ
mas the clerks and employees generally ex-
pected that the firm would follow its usual
custom and give bonus at the end of the
year, but none expected distribution 20
liberal as that made yesterday.
From the office boy TO the specialist in
bonds and the heads of departments a
check was given equal to his entire years
salary. That Is to say. the bond expert or
locn clerk who receives a yearly salary of
$4,000. received from Mr.. Morgan YESTERDAY
check for $1,000. The little office boy
who begins his Wall street career at $40 a
month was made happy with a check for
$3.50
This Is the largest distribution of profits
ever given by n financial house in the his
tory of Wall street
When the estimates of the various Christ
mas gifts were made shortly before Christ
mas it was said that j. P. Morgan & Co.
would distribute about 500 900 among their
employees. This estimate was far too little,
it is now admitted, and the amount thew
Will give as bonus to their clerks n
nearer s25o.0OO.
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of the planet might then get their favorite
drink inside the barrel. A light flying gal"
lery, half way between the floor and the
upper side or ceiling of the barrel. would
accommodate cafe and musical features.
balcony around the edge of the gallery
would leave clear height of sixty feet
from the barroom floor to the arched roof.
THE idea of the Bare barrel" said the
originator of the proposed concession. IS
merely to please the people. Beyond the
novelty of seeking refreshment in any bev-
erage brewed in the world, inside of a great
barrel. there is no pretense to wonders.
The immense interior and the hollow sound
of the great tunnel would prove sensa-
ton which would fully satisfy those VINO
ventured into the barrel for a lunch.
thousand voices pitched in varied keys ana
bursts of music would make an ocean OF
murmurous sound that could not fail 10
make this concession one of the popular
resorts of the Exposition
Mr. Bare a conceSsionaire at tne
Midwinter Fair at San Francisco several
years ago; at the Chicago Worlds Fair
and the Pan-American Exposition at Buf-
falo He has applied for one other conces-
sion, which he intends to place on the
Midway of the Fair, If 1t Is granted.
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q: service in Congress he has secured for st.
Louis increased appropriations for the MAIN
teuance Of jefferson Barracks, and we recognize
that through his efforts this army post was re-
tained. extended and made permanent By his
labors he has secured large appropriations for
the Improvement Of the Mississippi AMI Missouri
rivers and St Louis harbor. BY and through
his efforts II made possible for st. Louis
10 from the Government the apprupria-
ton OF S5.0J.0vo for the celebration Of the Iouis-
ana Purchase. to be held in st. Louis in 1903.
In him recognize able and fearless de-
fender Of the purity OF the ballot. honest
election and a fair count
We cordially in6orse his good work and record
and pledge him our undivided loyalty and sup
port for future political prefe:ment-
Strike Out Objectionable Clause.
In the original typewriter copy Of the
resolution there was clause denouncing
the corruption Of which ST. Louis presents
such striking example in the Eleventh
Congressional District This was after
ward stricken out by one Of the members
who happened to remember that the Elev-
enth Congressional District Is Congressman
joys district. and any allusion to ''corrup-
tom in district represented by Repub
lean would not look well adopted by a Re
publican Congressional Committee.
After this resolution. evidcncing the es-
teen in which the committee held him. the
Congressman distributed among the mem
bers New Years card, on the front page
of which was engraved, For Aud Lang
Syne." The committee also partook of a
light luncheon and refreshments at the Con-
gressmans expense. and then adjourned.
The members present were: A. W. Reh-
fedt and William Dutzi, Seventh Ward:
Henry Baer and John Bardol, Eighth Ward;
John Vogel and l.. L. Kaltwasser. Ninth
Ward: oscar Ittel. Tenth Ward; Oscar
DoerIng. Eleventh Ward: Fred Kolb
Twelfth Ward: Robert Paulus, William L.
Of ~
j.. Gailenkamp, a. c. Krog. Anton Kromol-
owski Franklin County; Louis Strothkamp.
Ferd Hartwig. William s. Fleming, Jacob
Blum and John H Zelch, St. Louis County.
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FOREIGN.

Riotous outbreaks between strikers and
worker at Bangor, North Wales. has caused
the calling out of { cavalry troop and the
drafting Of the militia.
Captain Guy Burrows charges officials of
the Congo Free State with turning natives
over to tribes of caa;iihals for the express
purpose Of being eaiSn."
President Zelaya of Nicaragua announces
to his Congress that the prospects for the
building of the Nicaragua Canal are grow
ing brighter.
General Matos and a large force of revo-
lutionists. have left the Island OF MART
nique for Venezuela TO attempt the over
throw of President Castro.
Bulletins issued by the Canadian Census
Bureau show an increasing preponderance
of Catholics IN Montreal. Toronto and OF
tawa.
Students of the Chinese situation fear
that the lessons of the past year have
taught the Dowager Empress little of the
value Of reform
Fifteen students are under arrest. accused
Of having thrown r bomb. under the win
dow Of the Grand Duke Constantine a
nephew ot Emperor Alexander II. at Kiev.
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LIBERIA WANTS One
WARSHIP FOR A navy.
Governments Agent Requests Uni
ted States to Set Aside an Ac-
ceptable GunbOat.

Washington, Jan. 2-Mr. ". B. Matchett
of this city, representing the Government
of Liberia. to-day made q formal request
of Secretary Long that the action Of Con-
gress, as embodied in the act of April II,
1866 providing for the relief of Liberia, be
carried into effect.
That act which was introduced in Con-
gress by Senator Sumner and Representa-
tive Banks Of Massachusetts,. provides that
there shall be transferred to the Govern
ment Of Liberia one of the gunboats OF the
United States Navy, acceptable to the Gov-
ernment Of Liberia, and which, in the opin-
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SEARCHING FOR LOST SISTER.
Miss Harriet Tracy Of st. Joseph
Thought to Be Here.

Chief Of Police Frans of ST. Joseph, Mo-,
has written the st. Louis police requesting
them to locate Miss Harriet Tracy, who is
supposed to be in this city. Her brothers,
who have not seen her since she was a
baby, are anxious TO find her.
Miss Tracy was given to Frank Rivers, a
shoemaker, and his wife at St. Joseph seven
teen years ago at her mothers death, when
the girl was barely year old Since then
she has been known as their daughter and
has moved with them. Some time ago, 1t
Is said. the family moved to ST. Louis and
the brothers lost all trace of them.
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! WAS HELD UP BY A WOMAN.
Stockman Robbed on the Streets of
Omaha by Female Bandit.

Omaha, Neb, Jan. 2.-Anne Johnson, 4
negro woman, to-day held up and robbed T.
J. Graham. stockman. of $3.50 in the east
end of town. Graham was accosted by the
woman. who asked to be directed to an ad-
dress in North Omaha. Graham was ex-
planning that he was a stranger. when the
woman, who was very powerful, graspei
him and forced the money from his pocket
He attempted to hold her until the police
ing her teeth into his hand She was ar
rested a few minutes later and the missing
money found on her person.
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MAN GROUND TO DEATH.
Run Down by Train While Remov-
ing Track NelOcipede.

Carbondale, H.. Jan. 2.-Superintendent OF
Masonry Stephens Of the Illinois Central
Railroad was ground to death by a train to-
day near Watson while attempting to take
from the track railroad velocipede.
Stephens formerly lived at Columbus. Mo-,
but had beer an Illinois Central employe for
several years and was considered one of the
best men in the service.
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kANsAN GETS 4 PROMOTION.

Washington, Jan. 2.-W. r. Spiman OF
Manhattan. kas.. formerly private secretary
TO Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow. has been appointed chief of the ap-
pointment division of the Iatter's Office
This division has charge of the appoint
States. Carter b. Keene OF Freedom Me
formerly chief Of the appointment division
has been appointed Post Of6ce Inspector.
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Lord Paunc~fote Improved.

Washington, Jan. Lord Pauncefote
whose indisposition prevented his attendance
at the White House reception yesterday
was so much improved to-day as to be able
TO be downstairs The Ambassador has besn
troubled for some time with rheumatic gout.
which took a rather acute turn a few days
ago, combining him to his room.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-03
SPORTING.

The spring stakes of the new California
Jockey Club have filled beyond the expecta-
tions of the officials
Wins by four favorites and some sensa-
tional finishes We're the features of yester-
DAYS racing at Oakland.
Cadet was the only favorite that failed
to win at New Orleans, heing beaten by
orla, 20 /, in the second race.
In n cooking main at Quincy. Ill. in
which local birds were pitted against those
from Bloomington. Ill. the latter won thir-
teen out of sixteen matches. winning for
their owners about $3.50.
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Marine Iutellircnce.

Queenstown. Jan. Arrived: Germanc,
New York for Liverpool.
Havre. Jan. 2.-Arrived: Ia Savoie from
New York
New York. Jan. Arrived: Tauric from
Liverpool. Sailed: Darmstadt Bremen.
Cherbourg, Jan. ARRIVED: Pretoria,
New York. via Plymouth for Hamburg.
Sailed the I'd: Kaiaerin Maria Theresa, from
Bremen. via Southampton, for New York.
Hamburg, Jan. ARRIVED previously:
Scraps, San Francisco, via Havre and
London.
St Vincent, g. V, Jan. 2--Arrived previ-
ously: Kick. San Francisco, for Antwerp
Moville. Jan. ARRIVED: Cor.nthian, St
Johns. New Brunswick, and Halifax. for
Liverpool.
Rotterdam, Jan. ARRIVED: Amsterdam,
New York.
Liverpool, Jan. 1.-Sailed: Noordland,
Philadelphia.
Queenstown. Jan. 2-Sailed: Teutonic
Qrom LiverpooD, New York.
Antwerp, Jan. 2.-Pennland, Philadelphia
NASHVILLE, ILL--The Southern Illinois
Veterinary ard Medical Association met
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What is the use Of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as If his Joints were being dis
located?
! de knows that his sufferings are vsu
much like the tortures Of the rack,
Hhdt ne udnts TO knoU is what will pe1.
maneltly cure his disease.
mat. according to thousands Of grateful
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WASHINGTON -Quartermaster General
Ludington Is informed of the arrival Of the
transport Crook at Port Said yesterday.
This vessel is carrying troops to the Phil
ippines- Paymaster General Bates and hie
daughters are among the passengers
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WASHINGTON.

Senator tullum. 'rs chairman of the Com
mite" on Foreign Relations haa announced
E.s purpus" to secure. If possible. prompt
action on reciprocity treaties. Tie suggests
StUuu"meni II a general tarim revision,
hui advocates = mobilization f existing
E'hei.sias in particular cases.
= .'st"ry II State Hay. IN a special cir
ouitr letter Urge n. foreign consular
agents af the Uujt,i states Ia renewed di,i-
-.en,c III pr,-.ntinE the purposes Of the
Worlds Fair of is3 TO the attention Of
foreign G.y.rumuuis ard exhibitors.
Thr Philippine tariff bill. It Is expected.
VIII ,aUsr a serious deadlock between the
Seuat.. and HpuSr
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS

Marriage licenxes were issued In
Clayton Yesterday to Doctor Albert H.
Morey and Ella V. Darling OF st. Louis.
Thomas T. Bird Of No. 1912 Brooklyn street
and Anna II. Resei of No. 22f North Broad
way and Michael Bowes OF Milwaukee, Wis.
and Annie Brown Of Lebanon, Mo.
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fenced 10 ninety days IN The Clayton AL
yesterday by Justice Pollard of Ferguson
on n charge of petit larceny. Thomas King
was the complaining witness. He alleged
that Stuart stole cloak from him valued
at Sl2 - Sentemher a. l.Nl.
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PINE BLUFF. ARk.-As a result of in
juries received in an engine explosion at the
Cotton Belt roundhouse, three days ago,
Jim Sahleau is dead,
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Secretary Hay Is Indispo.ed.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Secretary Hay is In
disposed as the result of severe cold and
did not go to the State Department to-day.
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ran, negroes, charged with murder in the
first degree. was begun Yesterday in the
Clayton Circuit Court. but old not progress
further than the selection of a jury. The
men are charged with fatally shooting Mrs.
Annie Hart on Frisco excursion train one
day last June. About forty witnesses have
been subpoenaed, and the taking of evidence
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Hoods Cursuoorilld

~ promptly neutralizes the acid in the
oiood on which the disease depends. COM
pletely eliminates it, and strengthens ths
system against its return. Try Hood,A
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n, II. BEESOy.

Richmond. Ind, Jan. 2.-B. B. Beeson. late
publisher of the Richmond Enterprise and
) aromineut politician, died here to-day.
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T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
RI-SINESS.

Yesterdays bank c.earngs were si2.4l.-
a.: balances. So. 2.OG50lS. Local discount rates
were easy between 4ia and Ga per cent.
Domestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York. 20c premium hid. &c preniium
asked: Chicago l"c discount bid, par asked:
Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans. 10c
discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed higher at S74IS7Nc hid
May: sS9S9r No. red Corn closed higher
at 6S'sc 4. May: 66', gGic No. mixed. oats
closed at iSc bid May. fSit9Nl-c No. :
Northern.
Tn" local market for spot cotton quiet
and unchanged
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NASHVILLE, ILL.-The Southern Illinois
Veterinary and Medical Association met
Yhursday In their first annual session.
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STRONG STRIKE SPIRIT.
eut Boston Freight Handlers viii
Await Decision of Court.

Boston. Feb. 6.--The growing fear
that the determination of members of
the Freight Handlers union employed
at No. houseo of New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company to load
no more freight upon the trucks Of The
Brine Transportation company ould
lead to n general sympathetic slrk"
among the various unions representa-
in the Allied Freight Transportation
council has been temporarily ,.iSprll IT,
The freight handlers held lively Ir,c,-
Ing last night. at which the Strik" spirit
WAS proved to he strong. but the s;rkr
committee of the Allied Council suc-
cccded in pcrSlElding them hal II strike
ut the present time while the iniui e.
tion case is undecided IN court, would
be ill-adviScd.
The employees of the various brrwr.ics
of the city voted last night TO refuse to
handle merchandise hauled by the Brine
company'S teams.
The freight handlers at No. house Of
of New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company yesterday ali.
soutely refused to assist in loading II q
Brine company'S drays when hep,stcl
by their Supcriors. and the Brine drivers
were forced to load and unload ilcir
teams as best they could. At The other
frcigh! houses ana wharves W hero the
Brine company received and delivered
goods no trouble was experienced
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-08
CHARGES AGAINST DANIELS.
II They Prove to Be True the Marshal
May Lose His Office.

Washington. Feb G.-In the executive
session of the senate yesterday the dis
cussiun of the nomination of Ben Dan
iels to be marshal of the territory of
Arizona was discussed. Senator Huar,
ns chairman of the committee on jul
dietary, which reported favorably ON
the nomination, explained that Dan
iels' commission. had already been is
sued, rendering it impractical,lr to
adopt Senator Teller's motion to re-
consider the vote by which, lie had been
confirmed.
Further explanation was lade to the
effect that the president had ,aglln an
examination of the ease on his own re-
sponsibility by wiring to Cheyenne for
particulars concerning the man who
was imprisoned there AMI who is sup
posed to have been Daniels and hy tel.
graphing to Daniels himself. instruct
ing him not to enter on the disclrlry of
his duties until the charges mad" could
DE investigated. Ii was stated tia
there was some doubt as to the identity
Of Daniels with the Wyoming convict
With these explanations, the matter
was dropped for the time. Senators
generally express the opinion that if
the charges prove To be true Daniels
will be discharged from Office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-08
PROMINENT PEOPLE.


Emperor William OF Germany IS lor'
ty-three years old.
Congressman Liitlcficld, of Maine,
talks nearly 800 words Il minute
Andrew Carnegie has made n second
ri,t of S3OO. 600 TO Cooper Union, New
York CITY.
p,,roo Jonrv has hourht fifty pres.
ents to distribute on his visit to the
United States.
r,oo,oro poosovo,t is tho third uor.
,,,,. o"nau ,,"a,,,,tn 40 hacomo pro csidrnt Of
49, ", I,,,it,I St,to,
'''c n'''" ', 49,,
PROFESSOR Euiiiuno d. '"'n's' vi 'ne
'hNersi,! VI n'"S NV, ,i,',ton,, n,', I-,i
Gu iles'oeh' VI '''c ->'''A"''
'ers''!.
Rear Admiral w. IL. van Re!peh'
Surgeon-General OF tne Navy, mas p'eh
placed on the retired list alter lorly
years service.
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THURS DAY,

Mrs. Chase of Lynn. Mass. iienti.
tiel as woman found dead on marshes,
Is alive.
Lord Salisbury refers flippantly to
the Dutch note.
House leaders whipping Republicans
into line on war revenue reduction.
Senate committee orders favorable
report on Danish West Indies treaty.
Edwin F.. Walker, former paymaster
OF Mason Machine Works at Taunton
Mass, arrested on charge Of embezzle
ment
Princely banquet tenderel ]. P. Nor
gan by p. A. B. Widener; every guest
a millionaire.
Lieut.. Curry of Charleston, Mass,
police discovers smallpox patient
and probably insane man.
Wedding of Clare Draper to Miss
Grace Engman at Lexington, KY.
Bird S. Colers boom for New York
gubernatorial nomination formally
launched.
Senator McCumber criticises circuit
court of appeals of San Francisco.
Waterbury. Conn, fire believed to
have resulted in at least one death.
Vacancies in army medical staff
Taking of evidence begins in Green.
leaf murder trial at Laconia, N. II.
Florence Dobson. who shot her
father in West Somerville, Mass, held
for the grand jury
Steamer Admiral Farragut carries
many passengers to Jamaica.
Ex-senator Chandler attacks Gen.
Woodfords course as minister to
Spain.
Wong Hop Kee ordered deported
by Commissioner Fiske of Boston as a
laborer illegally in the country.
Huron Indians make Lord Mimic an
honorary chief of their tribe at the
Quebec carnival.
Despatch from Rome to the Pail
Mall Gazette says the Dowager Queen
Margherita will make visit to the
United States. travelling under the
name of Countess Stupinigi. She has
decided to take an Atlantic liner from
England for New York.
Among the bills introduced in the
senate was one by senator Hoar, in
creasing the salaries of Senators and
members of the house to s7500 and
the salaries of the speaker of the
house anI the president pro tenn of the
senate to $15.0OO each.
In New York footpads unmercilfuliv
beat c. G. Holcourt. a jewelry sales
man. and robbed him of gems worth
$4,000
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Will Arrive in Good Order.

st. Thomas, -. W. l.. Feb. G.~-The
German imperial yacht Ilolrnzoilcrn.
which left Kiel Jan. 1S and touched at
Gibraltar Jan. %, arrived here y,ster-
day. The lIOhpnzollern will coal here
and leave next Saturday for Bermuda,
where she expects to arrive after Il run
of about 2l2 days. At Bermuda the
yacht will coal and remain one Cay and
half. She will leave for New York and
hopes to make the run from Bermuda
to that port in 40 hours. Admiral Won
RandiSsin explained that the round
lrrn followed Emperor William orders
concerning the care of the yacht. who
desired that she arrive at New York in
good order.