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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
r vows 70 AVENGE
ADMIRAL KIllIcK'S DEATH,
Violent Hostility 10 Germany L. Ex-
pressed by the Haytian Revo-
lutionists

Por au Prince. Hayti. Sept. i2-Ssneral
Ffrmin has issued a violently worded proc
lamation 10 his partisans concerning the
death on board the Crete-a-Pie-rot CT Ad-
miral Killick.
He engages his followers to fight until the
emo against the provisional government of
NJ Boisrond Canal. which he accuses OF
having excited Germany against him TO the
point of enecting the distraction of the
Crete-a-Pierrot by the Panther.
The population Of Gonaives and 81. Marc.
both in the possession OF the revolution
lists, is greatly excited. Bills expressing
hatred of the Germans are being posed
there. and cries OF hostility TO his nation
are frequently heard IN the streets.
The advance guard of the Government
army has started against Gonaives. and the
greater part OF the army will depart for
that objective point tomorrow. Port au
Prince is quiet
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
TO BE INDEPENDENT OF TRUST.
Hately Packing Company Incorpo-
rated at Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. l2-The Hateiy Packing
Company was incorporated to-day with a
capital stock of :l.5n.Ooo. The incorpora-
tors are William Hstely. John S Level OF
the banking firm of Level & Co.. n Dan
il L. Lufksn. Most OF the stock of the
new concern has been placed in Chicago.
though some Eastern capital Is interested
IN the enterprise The firm will be indie
pendent OF the packing trust.
shall do an independent business. s.
said NJ. Lufkin. I'VE shall not associate
with the trust in any way. II is our pur-
pose TO Keep clear of any such afsii.a ti-n.
= large four-story brick and stone plant
will be erected nv the company on a tract
Of land at Thirty-rinth street and IVES
Fcrty-eighih avenue. just outside the ci,y
limits. or the drainage canal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
OLD VETERAN is A SUICIDE.
Colonel John G. Garrett of Bald
win Inhales Gas.
H~srSc sPECAL

1h[ SoAA1 ~ ~
New York. Sept. 12-The dead body OF
Colonel John G.. Garnett Of Baldwin, L. L,
said to be a friend of President Roosevelt.
and noted Confederate veteran, was found
this evening in a room at the Roos Hotel.
Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue. where
the Colonel last night committed suicide by
tnhaltng gas.
On a table in the room was a letter from
President Roosevelt 10 the veteran, ana two
notes Colonel Garrett had written befo-c
he took his life. One note requested any
person who found his body to notify E. q.
Garrett OF No. 81 Wall street. and living at
the Hotel Rossmore. Broadway and Forty
second street. lie was notified and proved
to be a nephew OF the dead man. He said
he could not account for his uncle's act ex-
cept on account of business troubles.
Evidently he was engaged in raising
some kind OF a frnd for organization 10 as
sist sufferers from the Spanish-American
War. The letter from President Roosevelt
was brief, but Il assured Colonel Garnetr
that he would assist him all he could In his
charitable work Colonel Garrett was 90
years old.
Several days ago he was visited by his
brother, Doctor Garrett OF Hot SprinEs.
Ark Mr.. Garnet, the nephew OF the dead
man. said his uncle was a graduate OF West
Point and was Colonel OF Artillery in the
Confederate Army. He was an author and
poet and was al the time of his death en-
gagged in writing a history Of the West
Point Military Academy. He was born in
Westmoreland County, Virginia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
TO BEGIN MILK INSPECTION.
City Chemist TO Enter Upon New
Duties Next Week.

City Chemist Teichman announced YES
terday that he viii be ready ext week TO
assume the duties Of MIX inspector, which
office was placed under his charge by g
recent ordinance.
The laboratory is rapidly nearing comple-
ton. and next week the dairymcn OF the
city will receive notice TO begin paying their
registration fees.
The City Comptroller mas decided. trat
ESQ will be reduired to maintain the Of
fee during the balance of the fiscal year.
which expires next March. This money viii
be used mostly for salaries. Five appoint
ments VIII be made bv Doctor Teichman.
The CITY Chemist estimates that the reve-
nue. IN his department will exceed Sl5.o0
annually. Wholesalers will be taxed 50 a
wear retailers 81, and for every wagon q
license costing s. will be necessary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
WHY EMPEROR sNUBBED WOOD.
Havana Newspaper Publishes an
Incident Which Nav Exnlain.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND II ST LOUIS REPUBLIC
vavana. Sept H-tCopyrishted. lsc2b-E
Munlo. commenting on dispatch in the
London Daily Mai that the Emperor VIII
liam almost ignored General Wood at the
military m~aneuve-s al Berlin. says:
a few days before May % some English
and Germen men OF war called at Havanz.
The commandments OF both vessels visited
General Wood. General Wood returned the
visit OF the Englishmen. but. not OF the
Germans under pretext that he was too
busy. Germans saw General Wood re-
turning from the English vessel and. be-
lievlng that General Wood would return
their call. also prepared TO receive him
The German officers left Havana consider
ably displeased."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
BIG BLAZE AT SONORA, TEX.
Losses Estimated at Between S15.
600 and 100000

49, L1@a - -
San Angelo. Tex Sept IA destructive
IRE occurred at Sonora the count seat o.
Sutton County. about eighty miles IN a
scutherly direction from here, this morn
ing. It originated from some unknown
cause in the Mayfeld Mercantile Company
about s o'clock
The losses viii amount to between S3.oo1
and 10000 The Mayfield Mercantile Com
panv's stock was damaged about 1880. N
surance ss 900: E R. jackson. building. loss
G.e30: First National Bank. S.e0, insurance
szyoO; c. W. Morris. saloon. A.0oo. Nd in
suranoe; A J. SwearinEeT, barber shop.
$500. no Insurance; Mrs. Ben Kennon.
restaurant 800: George Kirkland. building.
500; R W. Hin. butcher. $50. A n. Nsiley,
building. 500: J. 2. Cannady. boot and shoe
shop, total loss; A & Galley. groceries loss
HO; G. 6. Allison. building. $1,000: G. S
Allison, blacksmith loss on building. 90.
stock $500; San Angelo Telephone Company.
loss $50; A A DeherTy estate. loss on resi-
dence $500: ]. I. Word. loss On household
strong wind wes blowing and the Fire
pepsrtnent wss much handicapped thereby.
Several oatizenE were slightly injured
Properly oxners win rebuild with stone at
oncsL
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BITTER STRUGGLE OVER RATES.
shipping and Railroad I~nferests NJ
War IN illinois,

Chicago. Sept H-Indications are that
there VIII be a bitter struggle between
the shipping and railroad interests regard
ing the reduction OF freight rates all over
Illinois COMMITTEES which were appointed
some time ago by the State Railroad Com
mission. representing both shippers and
railroads. have been unable to reach any
agreement
mittees to-day an indefinite adjournment
was taken and both sides expressed the
opinion thai the courts of the State would
have TO settle the questions involved b
Shippers Committee insists upon q hori-
Eontal reduction OF Illinois tariffs amount
ing 20 fully % per cent. and this the nall
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13

Tho worst cases of Asthma in the world
succumb readily to the one great cure that
never fails. Dr.. Rudolph Schifmann,s
Asthma Cure almost performs miracles-
Nj. E NJ Spencer, ESQ Vermont
avenue. Toledo, o., says: asthma has
been growing on mo for 3 years until last
summer the attacks becsms . o severe that
many nights I spent half the time gasp
ing for breath. Doctors seemed to give No
relief whatever. and felt there wss -
hope for me, when . drug clerk rsoan-
mcnded your Asthma Cum. tn sf3sc4 =
truly magical and gives complies Mild =
from . to 5 mfnutes."
Sold BY al druggis,s It soc 90 1aIol
Send &c stnmp 20 d. r Schfdnnnn. Dox
"a ST. PAN. Nina, fx . m 0nDsD
pockaUA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
WILL ESTABLISH A COLONY.
Order of st. Benedict Buys 100000
Acres of Land

St. Paul. MINI, Sept 1.-THE order Of st.
Benedict, which has its headquarters In
Stearns County, Minnesota, to-day closed a
deal. whereby it obtains possession OF l".-
900 acres OF wheat and farming land In the
Saskatchewan Valley.
The Right Reverend Peter Engel. at the
read of the order. states that the intention
Is 10 establish on this land a German cain
sic colony, for which the order VIII erect
schools. colleges. converts and churches:
Cerman Catholic farmers, mechanics snd
artisans will be gathered from minnesota:
WISCONSIN. Iowa and adjacent States. and
II Is expected that before the END OF a
year the co.oay Will number al least 1000
persons. The Ian secured is on the Hum
boldt plains. cas-: OF Rosthorn-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
H. CLAY PIERcE'S AUTOS
FIGURE IN FIVE ARRESTS.
Occupants Accused of Driving the
Too F~ast-Pierce Him.
self Not Arrested.

Manchester. Mass. Sept. I2.-By secretly
holding stop watches on automobiles speed
ing over an inviting haif-mIie stretch of
road. the police to-day succeeded in catch
ing three machines going at the rate Of
twenty miles an hour.
The arrest followed Immediately. the VIC
Tins being Charles Frick. son Of II. c.
Fnck OF Pit,sburg; w. F. Harrington. Jr.,
in a machine owned by Henry Clay Pierce
Of ST. Louis; and William r Oars and Roy
Pierce in another Of Mr. Pierce's machines.
MI. Pierce. who was riding with Mr.. Har-
rington. was not arrested. All gave bail
and will appeal in the Salem Court to-
morrow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
RACE QUESTION IN SCHOOL.
Evansville Suburb Agitated-Doc-
tors Unable to Agree.

ECIA
Evansville. Ind. Sept. 1.-THE City School
Board held a special meeting this afternoon
TO determine the color OF Mabel Smith. aged
II. who attends the school at B~lankenberg.
a suburb OF this city.
Several days ago the parents OF the chill
dren who attend the school took them
away because they thought the Smith girl
was a negro.
Several physicians were before the Board
to-day and gave testimony. some contend
ing that the girl Is Of negro descent. while
others said she IL white. Almost all OF
Blankenberg is in the fight and there will
be no school until the school Board decides
the matter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
JEFFERSON Gu BIS NEW PET.

At last the Jefferson Club has found q
mascot He was recently installed and
heneeforth will preside over the destinies
OF hat organization when the goddess OF
luck is 10 be invoked
For several months the president OF the
club. Harry 3. Halves. has been on the look
out for some sort of an animal.
Yesterday he was downtown near an ami
NAL store when a friend came along and
settled the question. There in a window
was a specimen OF the simian tribe. He was
in the center Of his cage. going through the
widest gesticulations. tossing his cap In
the air and trying TO get his two compan-
ions TO follow his injunction
Apparently he was having a hard time
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
FAIRS ARE LAID TO REST.
Simple Ceremony Marked Obse.
quies at San Francisco.
SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC Eel
San Francisco. Cal. Sept. 1a-The body
of the late Charles Lewis Fair and Mrs.
Fair arrived in a special car rom New
York this morning. and they were Inferred
this evening In Laurel Hill Cemetery. The
services were simple and were attended
only ty relatives and a few intimate friends.
Those present were Mrs Fairs mother.
Mrs Hrrrv r. Ns,zo7: her bro thor. c J
Smith. ard his " se. The funeral party was
me: by Hermann Oelrichs at the cemstsry.
where the bodies were placed in the rlarso-
leum OF the late Senator James @. Fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
ADMIRAL ScHLEr's EPIGRAM.
Uses Illustration of Heather God
to Show His Predicament.
sFprsIIc SPECIAL.

RFprBLIc SPECIAL.
Boston. Mass. Sept. i2-Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott schlsy and Mrs. schley are
in Boston tonight. on their return from a
summers outing in the Adirondack The
Pear Afmiral. IN an interview. said:
Il never felt better IN my life. You IN
derstand I am retired and done. You have
seen pictures. perhaps images. Of that
Eastern GOD. represented with five hands.
7 am exact Y in his att tude. You renem-
Der how he l~ookS-with one hand on the
mouth. with a hand over each eye and a
hand on each car. saying nothing. absolute
IL blind and store deaf"
Admiral SchIey and Mrs. Schley VIII leave
Boston tomorrow TO visit In Connecticut.
II is their purpose 20 70 West within n
few weeks and then visit Texas. where
they may rcmain two months.
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OF It, The other two monkeys persisted IN
sulking- The one in the center MY grew
the wilder until finally he picked up a lem
on rind and throwing II at the other oc-
cupants Of the Gag took to the farthesf
corner. where he Law and "sassed' in mon
key style the aroused companions.
W want that monkey out at the club"
remarked Mr.. Halves. I'VE win call him
Doctor Gabriel and install him as our mas
cot. The boys will understand"
Tit friend said that he would do his part
and the monkey was purchased He was
sent out TO the CLUB yesterday afternoon.
where he kept the attaches busy. Forum
ately. Doctor Gabriel Is warranted not 70
bite. nc matter how fierce he may seem to
be. It Is hoped to put hin on friendly
terms with the entire membership within
the next few weekA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
HAYTIEN GENERAL EXECUTED.
Firminist Supporter Tried by Mill
tary Tribunal.

Pcrt-au-Prince. Hayti. Sept. 12-oenenl
Chicoye Of the Ffrminist forces. who was
defeated at Petit Goave. August q and SGT
IRE to that town before eyacuating II. and
who was subsequently arrested near Jacmel
was executed at Jacmel Wednesday. Sep
tember 10. after having been tried by .
military tribunal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
INJURED MAN FLAGeED TRAIN.
Wanted to Be Taken to the City
for Treatment.


Richmond. Va. Sept. 12-Patrick ]. Guthrie
OF this city was run over by a train this
morning near Plymouth Run His foot and
ankle were nearly cut off. With his leg in
this condition he crawled 20 a signal tows-.
climbed up and removed the lamp from the
top. With the lamp he tagged train No.
brought for treatment
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
REMEMBERED HER KINDNESS.
Money on Deposit in st. Louis for
Mrs. Edith White.

Bennington. VT. Sept D-Mrs Edith
White has been officially notified that G1s-
800 Is deposited to her credit in q bank in
ST Louis The money was left her By =
whom she once befr1enoed and
who told her at the time that he should re-
member her In his will. She paid but little
attention TO II then. Mrs White VIII 20
TO St Louis soon 10 secure the money and
then take I'D her residence In Troy with her
mother. She has one daughter
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT.
Statement of Operations of the
American Locomotive Company.

New York. Sept L2.-The first annual re-
nor, of the American Locomotive Company
giving results of operations OF It's eight
plants for a period Slightly more than
twelve months. to June 80. last, SHOWS
gross earnings Of S26.39s,S@; operating ex-
penses. sa.SL2l7: net earnings. S.lGI,fT'
fixed charges. sos, SIS; profits available for
dividend. S.O0l.sl2; dividend on preferred
stock q per cent?, I-75G,oOo. This leaves q
surplus OF 81. the greater part OF
which has been applied to additions TO the
property.
In his report President Galloway refers
to the authorized capitalization OF the COM
pany-$AgG.OeSal outstanding HaE OF
this is in Z per cent cumulative preferred
stock. Mr.. Galway adds that il has been
the airn OF the directors TO increase the
company's profits by lowering manufactur-
ing ana administrative costs. rather than
by increase in the selling price OF locomo-
t.yes-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Washington. Sept. 12-Foreign nations are
looking 10 the United States TO protect all
neutral interests from Interference in the
revolution-dlsturbed Province of Panama.
Colombia
In addition TO this. the United States have
more interests of their own TO protect there
than ever before. because Panama is the
route Of the proposed interoceanic ship ca
nal chosen by the last Congress. and be-
cause the revolution. which Is led By Cen
eral Herrera viii. IL long continued. nave a
marked effect on the negotiations for the
construction Of the canal.
The situation is growing daily more seri-
GUS. according TO the advices received here
from Commander Potter OF the Ranger. the
only United States warship now in Panama
winters
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. IAN agreement
has been arrived at between officials Of the
Milwaukee Road and their machinists m
der which the men employed In the various
shops Of the company are granted pracfH
cally all they asked for In the way OF In
creased wages. The men at the West Mil
waukee shops Will now receive wages aver
aging - cents an hour. which Is an increase
OF - cents per day.
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To Contest P.rri.,s WIN.

Springfield. O.. Sept 12-The direct hesrs
OF the late JOIN E. Perrin nave taken
steps 10 contest his Will His estate Is
valued at goo mostly In real estate and
last VIII, n gave all. with the exccption
OF Cyee. to his h~ousekeeper. MIS- Mar
garet Sturgeon On this ground the VII
VII be contested
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
CASTRO PR0ClAIMS MATOS
TRAITOR AND A PIRATE.
Battle Begins Near T~irnquilln Be-
tween Large Forces of Govern
ment Troops and Rebels.

Caracas. Venezuela. Sept E.-The Gov
eminent has published q decree declaring
General Matos, leader Of the present revo-
lutiouary movement in Venezuela, TO be q
traitor and ordering him to be tried on
the charge OF piracy and for having offered
control Of the finances OF the Government
OF Venezuela Gn case Of the success OF his
movemenO 10 outside capitalists on the
same basis as prevails in Egypt
The facts OF this alleged offer were re-
ported by the Venezuelan Consul at Liv-
erpool.
WiIlemstad. Island OF Curacao. Sept. p
Yesterday a serious battle commenced in
the vicinity of TiraQuilla. between about A.
coo revolutionists under the OF
Generals Mendoza. Batalla and Riera. and
Government troops TO the number OF about
100 men under General Garrido, Minister OF
War.
II is impossible TO receive news OF the
progress OF this fight. as all lines OF COM
munication have been cut.
The result Of this engagement Will doubt
less rave a decided effect upon the fate Of
the Matos revolution.
President Castro is still Inactive near
Ocumere. where he is inspecting the army
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
MORGAN AND HILL 70 rEsr1rr.
Government IN Hear witnesses a
Merger Case BeEinnfng Monday.

ST. Paul. MINI. Sept. i2-Frederick O.
Ingersol appeared before the United States
Court to-day and filed his oath Of o6i-e
as Special Commissioner TO hear evidence
in the suit brought by the United STAGES
to prevent the absorption Of the Northern
Securities Company of the Northern Pacific.
Great Northern and Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Railways.
Mr.. Ingersoil left for New York tonight.
and VIII begin the taking Of testimony on
Monday.
James J. HiIl. Mr.. Ingersoll said, viii
probably be the first witness, and he WIN
be followed on the stand by J. Pieroonf
Morgan
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
Far-v.u Reeeptio. q, n..,

Minneapolis, MINI. Sept I-John willis
Baer. who In about TO reltnquixh hts duties
as general secretary Of the Worlds Chris
tian Endeavor Union to take 10 his work
as secretary Of the Presbyterian Board Of
Home Missions, received Q farewell recep-
ton by the Minneapolis Christian Endeayor
Union tonight Fully lnp menben Of the
union were present
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
Tit for Tat.

Algy: "when he married the widow hs
stopped smoking"
Maud WHY"
Algy: We'll. she CAV up her weeds fer
him and he gave I'D the weed for he-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
COLON PREPARED FOR AN
ATTACK BY INSURGENTS.
Foreign Nations Looking TO United
States to Protect Neutral In
teresfs on

Colon. Colombia. Sept. 1.-THE situation
on the Isthmus remains unchanged
The Government is determined not TO be
surprised by any sudden movement on the
part of the revolutionary General Herrera
All the approaches TO the town OF Colon
are well garrisoned and defended.
Trains are running across the Isthmus
as usual. The Government gunboat Cen
eraI Pinzon is still here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
Ean. Dead q. s.loe..

Charles Bergman. a wagonmaker. 81
years old. residing AT No SS Market
street. died suddenly while sitting in the
saloon OF Frank Martin at No - South
Second street. at II o'clock last night. He
had been q patient at the City Hospital re-
Gently. suffering from heart disease
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ceding. The committee WIN again can the
matter up early In October at Springfield.
when II is expected that testimony will be
taken with a view Of ascertafning what the
conditions. II any. should be made in the
tariffs.
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Real Bargain.

Mrs. Newwed: "Oh. George. / bought such
3 lovely bargain of q hat to-day
Mr.. Newwed: What was 1t. my dea-T
Mrs Newwed: 1T was an imitation Pan
anna, guaranteed genuine"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
%
VICTIMS DAUGHTER CUTS
, DOWN MURDERER'S BODY.

Nashville. Ga. Sept 12-Boisy Bry- 4
Q ant was hanged here to-day for the
Q murder OF own Marshal Hynds at I
Q Adel. Ga
Q Mrs Eta Hynds Parker. daughter I
Q of the murdered oficer. watched the 4
Q proceedings Of the execution from the I
Q scanold and a. soon as Bryant was I
Q pronounced dead Mrs Parker. with I
her fathers knife. cut the body Of I
Q b murderer down I
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
ISSUES A PROCLAMATION.
Oklahoma Will Observe Anniver-
sary of Mckinley's Death.

Guthrie. DIX. Sept E-Governor T. B.
Ferguson to-day issued n proclamation call
Ing upo the people Of Oklahoma TO OBJ
serve Sunday. September IA. the anniver-
sary Of the death OF President Mckinley.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
ECUADOR WILL PARTICIPATE
Ell Passed TO Exhibi ut the werlds
Fair.

G~uayaquii. Ecuador. Sept IA bil an
thorizing Ecuador to participate In the ST.
Louis Worlds Fair has been approved BY
the Chamber Of Deputies. and Is now IN
the Senate
Ernest H. wands. Commissioner Of the
St Louis Exposition. win soon leave here
for Peru.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
.. n. MCCORMICK.
REPI-BIIC SPECIAL

SPECIAL
Dewitt. Mo-. Sept. fz-S. q. Mccormick.
a prominent business man. aged % years.
rux awnurwa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
my n Nis.ing Fron Hone

Johnny Maher. L years old. brown eyes
ana dark hair, Is missing from his home. 1t
No Ie North Seventh street His mother
reported his absence to thu police. Ryfng
hat she had not sen him sfnce eeptem-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13

Lchneld. Conn. Sept. 12-chas. B. An
drews, ex-Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Connecticut. died at his home here
to-day Of heart disease.