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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
To-Day's Weather.
Generally fair and eooler.
Departed.
River RIaIto Brevities.

-It j. reported that negotiations have 1.5t yet
Memphis for the SleTnphis-SeWport Jrade.
The lotus sims has changed her day of de-
parture 90 thursday instead q Fridays as here
and depart for Memphis IN the afternoon.
"A meeting ot Hsrbor Nc. 3 has been called
Tor to-morruw morning a. 10 n clock. Applc1-
tlnos Tor membership WiI be considered
Captain Aaron Hail. who bad an operation
performed on his eyes a. the Polycinsc Hospital
The Columbia arrived from Chester yesterday
morning and departed on TIE return In the AFT
eTuoon well patroniEed.
Preparations are being maze for the d-uorz- %
tiun u the steamer Chester. which was Felected
10 bring the Yelled PTophet 20 81. Louis
The Grey Easle arrived from CommeToe YES
same points with the lar1esr Saturday trip she
has taken down this season
EFFORTS are being made BY the managers OF
the different lines TO dispatch the pskkets prompt
Iy On the advertised time of departure. The
YesssraaV the cSiumbia i Rsid ESSi. ana Beis of
Calhoun all Eot out time
The sidnsy arrived yesssrdAy morning fr9m
ed in the afternoon FOR Ksokuk well paironiEsd
HEAVY rainfall has esussd the river to com
rtse being REGISTERED by Yesterday sftsrnoon
-The Bald Eagle arrived yesterday morning
PIP Erip she departed IN the Afternoon with good
.-GOvsrnmsnt surveyors have been At work
along the Illinois shore above ths bridge with a
view 20 improvements.
The Chester arrived yesterday morning from
Cape Girardeau and departed IN the afternoon for
the same points well patruniHed
TIE Belle o. Calhoun arrived from Calhoun
on Ihs return in the aftsfneos. '''' '1'
Captain Ashford OF Memphis was a visitor
along the river front Yesterday.
morrow nm tbe Ts5nesss s o % III S 20, 70
on the return Tuesday or Wednesdsy
.--Ths Res Lee Will arrive to-day from Mem
phis asd depart on this return tomorrow after
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

As a number OF their friends had left
after they saw how the first convention was
being conducted. there remained only TWEEN
ty-eight delegates on hand. this being a ma
1ority OF the fifty-nve members OF the con-
vention.
George Is. Teasflale read the reporto OF the
Committee On Credentials. William C. Boyd
on Permanent Organization and order OF
business and Henry Berger the resolutions
When nominations for the short term Were
called Tor William u. Boyd put the name OF
George ID. Reynolds before the convention
as a ''man Of sterling character and ability
one IN whom the people have coniiaenSr ana
who Is opposed 20 Butler and Butlerisul.
both In and ont of the party In a short
speech 4 2 Shapleigh seconded the nomi-
nation as being In the interests Of clean pol
REYNOLDS CHOSEN.
There was no opposing nomination. and
Mr. Reynolds was unanimously chosen TO
stand for the short term. Mr.. Boyd also
presented Mr.. Reynoldss nIme for the long
term. Joseph l. Schuler moved that the
nominations be closed and Mr. Reynolds
was nominated Dr the long term. \ com
mittee OF nine was appointed to inform Mr..
Reynolds or the nomination.
Theodore r. Berryhill- following the cue
OF the kerens convention. moved that the
Congressional COMMITTEES be increased by
nine members at large. 20 be selected by
the convention from the wards comprising
the district. The following were name1,
with fun powers as committeeman;
Henry Mundt; Sixth. Henry Neun, Ihlr-
teenth. Clifford B. Allen; Fourteenth.
Charles Turpin: Fifteenth. George T. Davis:
Twenty-second. TheO. +. Berryhill; twenty
third. J. NJ. McKelyey: Twenty-hith. b. J.
What the result OF the split will be can
not be foretold. Louis P Aloe. member OF
the Board Of Election Commissioners, which
xilI pass on the nominees and decide which
shall 60 on the ticket Is With the kerens
men. He attended the convention as spec
tator.
Hiram Lloyd and George c. r. Wagner.
their friends having disappeared.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
TOO GREAT EXPENSE.


II Is not because Pyramid Pie Cure Is so
expensive that many people decline 10 give
Il trial. but because they Ind Il too great
a tax on their creGGlity 10 believe that the
published letters bearing testimony 10 the
merit OF this remedy are genuine and bona
nde: especially TO those who have realized
the suffering Incident 70 piles IS II ineredi-
ble thas Snyone Who has been afflicted
twenty-five and thirty years with the worst
forms OF protruding and bleeding piles
should be cured BY the application OF a
simple remedy. when their physician has
assured them that the only relief IS IN a
surgical operation. This Is rightfuIly viewed
with dread by all those afflicted as IL
means At the least Z great shock TO the
nervous system. with more than a posi-
bility OF utter couLpse ard death: In the
majority OF cases. too there Is a return Of
the complaint. owing 10 the fact that the
The proprietors OF Pyramid Pile Cure
agree 10 forfeit one thousand dollars 20
anyone who will shcw a single published
testimonial 70 De not genuine and uusOilc-
lteds this latter feature Is most gratifying.
inasmuch as these letters are written solely
out Of gratitude. and with the hope that
those who are afflicted as the writer's have
been may learn that relief Il at hand, at a
comparatively trin!ng expense. Pyramid
Pile Cure IS for sale by druggists at nfty
cents package. or Will be mailed BY the
makers 70 any address upon receipt OF
price
Mr.. VIM. LIchtenwaIter. head Of tile
largest printing house In Canton ONO. say
1T IS With the utmost pleasure and salts,
faction that / can say I believe l am cure,l
CT protrudirg and bleeding piles. after sut-
fering more than twenty-five years 1 haYs
been in bed for two weeks at a time i
year and I used only three ifty-cent boxes
OF Pyramid Pile Cure advise every per
son suffering with this distressing and pain
fui complaint to eve ms s Fsaecy .r a..
Pyraraf5 Drug Co. Marshall. Mich. for
their book on the causes and cure Of piles
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
CLEARING OF COUNTRY CHECKS
Credit Mems Association to Agi-
tate Reform in Present system.


The ST. Louis Credit Mems Association
mas inaugurated a movement to secure the
Clearance OF country checks through the ST
LOUIS Clearing 1-Ouse on q plan similar to
tnat IN successful operation In Boston since
lSss. This involves cooperation OF St Louis
banks and those banks within a reasonable
distance.
The association has invited James C. Hal
lock 10 address its members at 4 meetinz
on October p Mr. Hallock was instrumen-
tai in bringing the bankers Of New England
ana those OF Boston together and he Is now
endeavortng TO establish a free zone
around New York City.
Before addressing the St. Louis associa-
tion. and considerable number of guests
who are to be invited TO hear him, Mr.. Hal
lock Will have conference with prominent
bankers Ia the States OF Arkansas. Missouri
and Illinois and the officers OF St Louis
financial institutions. and some large rner-
camille concerns. 80 as TO fully grasp me
In a statement given to The Republic. Sec
retary A ID Foote Of the Credit Mems As
socialion outlines the object OF the proposed
change in the banking system.
There are many peculiar features to H. end
soISe which any one who has not studied the
instance. merchants doing BUSINESS in East 81.
Louis deposit checks at their banks and are not
70 send his country checks 20 some Interior bank
they ars handled az rate which is considerably
Sncer that charged here. and yet the Interior
Checks for collection through the very 81 Louis
naIlk where the cepositor doeB business, and the
tion does not apply
This movemsnf 10 abolish the check uuisancs
hsc its origin among some Washington avenue
1ooberS who appealed 10 the Credit Mems As
sSse1ation Of Ealsh they a-e ner5ers- A com
has been actively at work for three months gath
erinE eaea on the subject. TIE suhiacf viii be
openly discussed in an Impartial rrsuner. and
the manager OF the 81. Louis Clearinghouse has
been invited TO present the st. Louis BANKERS
side OF the question Il II not yet known who
win represent the bankers OF the States yvhich
are properly considered belonging TO the st
Louis free zone
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
PAGE AND BATES ARE SELECTED
Chosen for Treasurer and Coroner
ON County Democratic Ticket.

PendIetcn ". Page OF Ferguson was yes
tertay nominated Tor Treasurer OF ST Louis
County on the Democratic ticket. The
nomination vas made by the Central Com
mittee after Henry Crccelius. Jr.. who was
chosen by The regular convention. resigned.
Mr.. Creceiius said that his health was
not good and that consequently Ne could
not enter into the campalgn with the vigOr
that was necessary. His resignation waa
received two weeks ago. but Il was with
held pending the report Of a committee Rp-
pointed TO wait upon him and ask that he
reconsider his decision Mr. Creceijus in
sisted, however, that his name be taken
off the ticket.
Doctor John Pitrnan- nominee for Cor
ouer. also Withdrew from the race Doctor
Pttman lives in Kirk EoOd. is getting Old
and said that he did not care about the
Office. Doctor Conway Bates OF Clayton was
named in his stead.
The meeting OF the committee IN Clayton
yesterday was executive A meeting OF
the candidates for county Offices and OF
the nominee for Congress from the Tenth
District was arranged for next Saturday.
Plans for the campaign viii be perfected
at this meeting. Mr.. Page said yesterday
that "A v1gOrOus canvass wiz be made OF
the whole county.
Another meeting OF the committee Will
be held October IS when the names OF
Democratic Judges Cf Election viii be Sc
iected FOR recOmme ndation to the County
Court. which has the appointing power.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
by Telegraph.
RFpIpLIC SPECIALS

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
sss; sss shV2s wt9:s.4 5s coas9 e S.S Of FOO: IN
HoEie arrived from s.. Louis AZ 10 a m, and
SapsTses SsI.s :, l Ior NSg T oF'sans q at P N VIII n.
5; Louis a. . a. m with loadet haTEss. she
s; Louis a, AS p. m with ts. Henry LsErsy
in tow, me wash HonsbsIl dspsrfed Tor N.
he riiI srTiyed nom The UP9sS osso q sss
with TOW Of empties. The J. q. Richardson was
frOn ST, Louis. and departed for Memphis a. 5
=. N. with q good trip. Th- Lotus Sims arrived
Mapss at m she ssshsTs.d ana asRa5tsa e5Rssssrass
RS Lee srfivsi 2oH Msmpbis a. Al Is D M
ana departed for 81. Louis a. p. m with =
from re Lower NIssissippi a. = p. N. The T
X. Davis arrived from s., Louis at AS D m;
az p m The Beaver arrived from, 81; Louis
sfrivsd from the Lower Mississippi at 80 >. m
with : harEeS OF 9gs and l barge % lumber
viii return 10 ST Louis
s PsaSe1s. Ky,i 0s, s-Riysr SsIEe rssds fee,
a. m The Wander with barge Idlsr in tow az
pleasure Tip up the Tenaessee River a. 10 D m
The Bob Dudley arrived from Evansville at I'D
clyde t. reeeiving spleutid trip for the Ten
far here since last report Weather sail cloSdy
Memphis. Term. Oct the river here stands
last ts 4 ASsr On the Ts 1 Se Lee Lee SI Sv rs fSi mi. IN sfr ie
neon from 81, Louis with 2osl paekases mer-
with a fair trip. The Ferd Heroid Departed st :
.. n for cairo Kith fair TIP. The Delta de-
trip. The Government steamer Search in
port to-day. Captain James n. Res has ven
tuIed home from trip North Receipts by
river to-day were = bales cotton and hagS
viekss1rE Miss. OCT the rauge today
showed 6 feet rise OF 2 foot. TIE NickSourE
a overdue IN from Memphis. The Valley Queen
Is due 10 to-night The 81. Joeeph cleared Tor
Greenviue with a big trip The Reeze fritchlru
is due In from faEoB River Owing 10 low water
IN the mouth Of Lake Palmyra the Elk has not
been able TO make her usual trips this week
Burlington. Ia. Oct t-The river IN s feet
above, low-vatsr mark Of 1854 rise q inch
Weather continued rain and cold The Helen
frcight and passenger list The Eloise N and
out from keotuk- The Vivian down with three
earges Of shells The Pearl Davis and Zairs
Davis down with a raft.
Chester. H. Oct. t-RIver rising; gauge y.
fect. Weather cloudy. Down boats. J. " Rcht-
man and barge. last night: Stacker Lee I'D
p n: Lotus Sims. II - ,. m. Cape Girardea1 :
man and barge. sd D. m rnite1 States steamer
Abbctt and tow. p. m. Chester. Z last night
Cape Girardeau. No. Oct A-Tne Lotus sins
Gown at II q. m The stacker Lee down AZ -
a. The Cap Girardeau down Al o. m
Riyer isrfaiilnC. We f~er ccffr- and cicurN-
. Grnnd Tower. IL. Oct--t-Belvrr down ~ 81
a n. Stacker Lee down al =. n. General
King down AZ a m. Lotus Sins down az q
m: r. H. Davis down Al - a n csps 0irar--
a p, m, Tss zsiSEs Feias is fsst and risinE.
wheeling. " Va. Oct h-Rivsr feet Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05


ne New YORK Flnaneier this week says:
The New Pork banks statement = octooef 4
was made eecoraing % The lons-e-taotisnsd RE
ing 5 per csnt ro<ervc. This was il Accord
ARee With decision reached by the CleaTinE-
In The osheiil statement OF the New Yoyk asso-
ciated banks last week showed cn the basis ~
Calculation Of net deposits heretofore emplcyet n
deposits these % public funds. surplus reserve
po o. -, - 1e StS' ri's @ e., ~ ~
peductins this amount from the net deposits =
Sl.s.oe9, IN aecertanee vita the r7iiug r'1le
serve against such deposits when they were -e-
cured BY pledge of Government bon1s would rot
ton In the rsserve requirements. 20 raise the
surplus reserves % the banks % Sie.oii-sE.
hank sfatsrpe1t OF Septsulher s5 surplus ne
serve CT gi0.lge. ., would be shown instead %
Tar manner the statement of SEPTEMBER .. there
would . shown surplus of slS, i-s.sSo. instead
The statement o. last week Indicated a de-
crease OF H.s5.Z7 N loans. the smallest since
the contraction IN this item began-August Is.
In this period the total REDUCTION IN loans has
against an estimalsd decrease sf 81. i.s7S.756: the
less last week make the total since August Is
THE deposits wers decreased s45S5.lSJ rnaslnE
he tota reduction sinss ASF1,S IS 50 o. -.
less By reason q ne decrease above. noted il.
cash. leayes 81 4SI.ItS decrease n surplus
scrve. which now standt az sl.sls.2j9. AGAINST
As above noted. t4e computation based uron tae
release or reserve against puslic depositss would
cuiatioa was increased Sss3oo0
TIE daily average Of hank ciearinEH last week
he most nssssle chSssss IN iosns weTe Shown
IN gains hy three banks of =, Sla.eo. ana loss
specie showed losses bv four banks 81 s. - c5e
and a gain OF s-scl. 90 BY one cunk- =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

MISS -Cl.ARfSGA lCEREY and Her Mar
veloa8 Growth OF Hair.
braaad p6yEcian-chendat AZ the head OF fhs
RreeG AleGnheim Medical D4spensary has
inst made the startling announcement that
he has produced compound that growz
he1r on 1uT bald haad. The doctor makes
tEe claim that after experiments taking
Fez-E to complete. he has at last reached
ne goaa Of his ambition. To the doctor an
ke1ds are alfece. There are none which can
Dot be cured Thy this remarkable remedy.
The record Of the cures already made Is
truly marvellous. and were il not for the
high GaQding OF the great physical and
the convincing testimony OF thousands OF
citt<ena an over the country Il would seem
TOO miraculous TO be true.
Tltere can be no doubt OF the doctors
earDegtuo8s IN making his claims, nor can
his cures Be disputed He dcee not ask any
nan, WozEan or child to take his or any one
eilelg word fo3 4, but be stands ready and
WlIsHg 70 send froe trial packagesj OF this
crest hair restorative 70 any one who
UzlteB % hin for Il, inolcsing 4 1-csnk stamp
% prepay postage In single night Il has
started hEir 70 growing on heads bald for
yeaFs- It Eas stopped falling hair In one
hour n never falls. no matter what the
ooadftion, age or sex. Old men and young
men, woman and chiidren all have profited
~ the ffee use OF this great new discovery
y you are bald, ff your hair Is falling out
. II ycur hair. eyebrows or eyelashes are
shln or short write the Aitenhesrn Medical
DiepeGsary- Gis5 Butterfeid Building, Gin
ciunas1. CsLo. EscloslnE 2-cent stamp To
prepay pcstage for 3 free package. and IN
t1eE< 4Els-Fou VII be entirely restored
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
KREIsMANN WAS ONLY JOKING.
RepabIican VIII Held Place on New
r-ornnnIfeee

CpmmIttee.
Republican factionaf differences are not
cOufiuied 10 the Twelfth DiFtrict. The fur
~ which Fred II. KriesmAnn has created
by refusing 10 resign from the new city
committee after writing over his signature
that he would do 40 has called forth a
sarcastic letter from Freeman Wrisht, who
was slated 10 succeed kreisniann-
According 10 all reports. Kreismann could
as his successor James NJ. Rollins. who wass
defeated for the senatorlal nomination By
the antl-kerens crowd at the recent pri-
Informed Rollins that he was persona non
grata. 50 that Rrsismaun Is hanging onto
his seat by grace OF technicaitties
kreismanns letter TO Wright Is as fol-
lows:
ylste him of ny isssn'ion for Shs PTssss' not
central CoTnmittss. ana laAsmuch as you are
candidate. u aeeuia but a courtesy TO 80 in
form you very truiy yqGri a KpIrs,s.SN
To the above, Sir. Wright makes the fol-
F4isnd Kriesnisn: Y6aTs Of ysste--iay INFORM
ing me OF your reconsideration of resigning Cen
he cSurtS@y However. beg leave 20 sSy that
I never did take yous. statements 20 resiEnlnS
over your own signature. yua announced 10 tho
club, that you would resisn when tss club siS-
It vas only Joke and tha; you took such q 2
fou could succeed IL naming your E1eeess3r. !
beg leave 20" apologize 10 yoi Tor my simplicity
a1l1 and not rnys1pi psrsouaiiy. are responsibis
FOR making such m active canvass for me as
70 convince YOU that your favorftr candidate
would BE- badly worsted IN the contest and that
he couid not reasonably charge s. TO thc ''Fzrsf
Ward
In conclusion permit me say that J. as we'll
IS all other active Repuhiicans of the Twenty
10 the POLITICAL nctation % yourself and me
too jim
Never again VIII ! or my political fT4ends. who
have contributet means and enerEies tor
the SUCCESS of the Republican party. long before
you heard OF. have the temerltN 10
take any decided stand on any political ques-
ton or Z wistfuL eovafous glance at any
political position. without hrst obtaining the
permission OF y0uraelf and our other master.
ex-senator jim Rollins SuhmiEsfvcly yours
FREEMAN WRIGHT,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
JOHN A. DILLON GROWS WORSE.
Former st. Louis Newspaper Man
Suffers From Pneumonia.

weii-known newspaper man, formerly Of
st Louis. Is critically flI at Chatwold the
summer residence OF Joseph Pulitzer Nr
D1lon's condition Is so serious that for the
past nye days his death has been expected
at any moment He is suffering from pleuro-
pneumonia, which resulted from iaI on
q horse
The accident fractured a NIB, which
opened lung tissues, from which pieurisy
resulted 9 Pneumonia developed and on
Tuesday the patient was given up. His wife
ana two children were summoned and the
last sacrament administered. but Mr.. Dillon
raHleds and for the last two days has how
cred between life and death.
his age Is greatly against his recovery.
put his exceptional constitution has given
hopes that he may survive
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

inches. rising Rained from 70 O'Clock last night
until noon to-dsy. Cloudy and cool tonight
Pittsburz Pa oct 4-Rtver 50 feet; sta
tionRry- Cloudy and cool
Warssu III Oct stage OF water 6 feet
Cooler and raining Silver Crescent In and out
Evansville Ind. Oct 4.-River rising. a q =
foot. Clear and cooler
Cincinnati. o. oea- 4-River So feet: rising.
Cieur and cool.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
RACE IN TwENTT-EfGHTH WARD.
Murray Carleton and Ralph orthTeIn
After Democratic Committeeahip.

Owing 20 an increase IN the voting popu-
latiou In the Twenty-elghth Ward. caused
men. a contest has developed for Demo
cratic committeeman between Murray
Carleton and Ralph orthwein.
The last poll OF the ward shows an in
crease OF more than 100 voters in two pre-
cincts. In the Eleventh there are 80 new
votes and in the Twelfth 4G.
The peculiar situation made By the in
crease Of votes e. viewed. with much In
terest by the adherents Of the opposing
Candidates John C. Roberts IS supporting
Mr. Carleton in his claim for the commit-
teeship.
Practically the same ight was made two
years ago IN the same ward when Thomas
MulviIhii defeated John J. LAWN
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
sHELDoN FORMALLY DECLINES.
Preacher VIII Not Run on KanHss
Ponuliaf Ticket.

Charles II. sheldon to-day filed with the
Secretary Of State a formal deelination OF
tbe Allied Populist ticket Mr.. Sheldon had
previously refused the nomination, but IN
some way- his name had been MED With
latest action necessary.
Most Of the nouainees OF the Allied Popu-
lists have declined. and u ts prooaoie that
another convention win be held
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN ROOM.
Patrick Cummings Was Nearly As
phyxiated.

Patrick Cummings. a guest AZ the Port
land Hotel No. 1917 Market street. was
found unconscious In his room yesterday
morning as the result Of inhaling gas which
was escaping from a burner In the room
He was taken TO the City Hospital. where
he quickly revived
Cummings came To this city from New
York Friday to sec his daughter, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Cahill. He retired at 10 D. m. after
tuning out the gas He explainsd after
wards that he may have turned the valve
back again part way. and 50 allowed the
gas TO escape.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
orphan., AID socletr Mee.inr.

Owing TO the Yelled Prophet parade the
regular monthly meeting OF the St Louis
German Protestant Orphans Aid Society
lSt Charles rock road win be held toner
ing will be at the Imperial building, corner
OF Ninth and Pine streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
Boys Leg Broken In Collision.

In a collision yesterday morning between
a Suburban car and a wagon which he was
driving for the Narwig & schmidt CommtS-
sion Company. George Tinucy. II years old.
OF No az Warne avenue. sustained a bro
ken leg He was thrown from his seat 70
the ground
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

writes n Letter 20 Delegates TO Demo-
cratic Convention.

Judge z. A. NOanan yesterday sent 4 let
ter 81 which the following IS a copy. TO
each Of the delegates TO the Democratic
convention TO be held on October 8;
81 Louis Oct 4 Ieo2.-Ny Dear Sir: will
he a candidase for the nomination for Judge OF
the Court OF Criminal Correction before the
Democfntic convention that meets In this city
On The sfh inst Nothlng eafsh Will sverve
roe from this deieTuninafioa You know my s-r-
vices 70 the Denocratic party and 10 the people
as a whole Nv f1dEment. base6 on q wide and
Intelligent investiEntion Of the situation l. that
/ wll be triuuphantiy nominated and elected
1 hereby ask yusir assistHnce. Respectfully,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
cAFFREY FOR JrsTIcE.
Petition Being Circulated for His
NomfnnfIoa IVY DemocratR

Nomination ny Oemocrhtc
In q communication 20 The Republic
Thomas LAM. 7. ]. Byrne, John Lyons, p.
Gorry and others commend the nght against
the Doodle element, and suggest the name
OF Frank B. Cahrey Of the Iwenty-frst
Ward for the Democratic nomination Tor
Justice OF the Peace In the Ftfth District:
Mt. Caffrey. they say. Is a member OF
the Merchants Exchange and studied law
under the late Jonathan Jones. petition
Is being eli cul1ted in his behalf