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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-23
I:fionaI Platform.

Convention Hail. -. Joseph. No July -
The following is the Democratic plat
form:
National Platform.
first-lae Demngrais = Misn.uri in repre-
sentative cony,rtien assembled az - jos@?H. ID
FORM adopted 1T ha-.sas CITY h. Is.l-
Fowler Bank nili.
Second-We are opro-ed 10 the Fowler banS
b!H. tie new Republican raaa,sl measure waish
ha, been fayurabiv reported uy "a I;-rIbl. an
having the iadorseineni II Re.lUh icln lead r.
Roosevelt Condemned
ThIrd-w- condemn the dishonest pllierins
dnstraiiSn %in a ard Is AZ sdhy s l coaema '' t5
subserviencv 20 th- trusts of odr strenuous
k;niey's assassination. boldly prac med n plb-
m9 Si'eesh a; Si SSiinntsLG,s tat trusts ar az ey
promptly and mercilessIy lestTuN ed but who.
no; che elective blow against them. a,tsasIsh
holding in his hands all the necessary p3wers. %
threat 10 eNtrrminate the trusts. talks now onl,
Congregational Extravaganza.
Folrth-We condemn the Alarming waste n:
the peoples money in cxtravagant appropriation
bN hepubilcan Congress. now amounting =
approve the course Of Democratic Repre-
rioious prGh'gacv and in standing steadfasiiy for
econ9my " pubic expenditures snd Tor jus;
Anarchy.
Fifth-The assassination OF the President o:
the United States BY self-confesfe1 anarchist
is deeply de2loTed. The recent sssassination o.
the Governor Of Kentucky by political anarchists
Who ned to Indiana. where they are now pro
tected by the Goyerncr og that State. s. also
deeply deDlored- We denounce anarchy in all its
forms and declare that II should not be permitted
10 ind abiding place In this country.
Worlds Fair.
sixth-We again assure the management OF the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition % our profound
our pledge to contribute " hatever we can to the
success Of the Fxposition.
state Progress.
:. We conErRtulate the people OF Missouri On
the magnificent progress made by the Sta.e un-
der Democratic rule. and lnd1rse the excellent
administration of oHr public Affairs by Governor
Dnrxery and his official associates.
The Democratic party In Missouri offers as tbs
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To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
e51. balances SI16l,s4S. Local discount
rates were firm between 5 and per cent.
Domestic exchange was quoted as follows;
New York par bid, &c premium asked
Chicago par bid. 10c premium asked; Cin-
cinnati. Louisville and New Orleans, par
bid. 1Oc premium asked.
Wheat closed higher at esd69tc Sept;
7OIya7ic No. 2 red. Corn closed higher
at SIC asked Sept: eSlzc No. mixed.
oats closed at 2s3sc bid Sept: &c No.
Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was
1-l6c lower.
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MASHINGTON.

The Cabinet officers are leaving wash
iurton for their summer vacations. SatuT-
day not n single member Of the official
family will be left in the capital city.
The Weather Bureaus weekly summary
of crop conditions report splendid progress
made by the corn crop in the Great Basin.
hut notes heavy damage by excessive rains
in the East and overfows in the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys.
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THE REVEREND FATHER TnuPH.rs

st. Joseph. No. July a2-The Reverend
Father Ttnphaus. pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church. at Wathena. Kas died
Yesterday. The news was communicated TO
his friends in this city early this TnornIpg
He was 80 years old. and had been rastSr
OF the church a Wathena for tUenfv-opa
years. With his own means he had erac: All
a pastors residence, and instituted a sisters.
school there. The funeral will take nIaca
Wednesday forenoon at 10 O'Clock from The
Wathena Catholic Church. where a ranurs,,,
high mass will be celebrated -
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Municipal Ownershfp.

We favor the municipal ownership - pubic
utilities. while recognizing the EiEht and nsc-Sity
or permitting the people % each municipality
tc Determine the question OF such ownership To-
Themselves: and We favor such legislation a
will accomplish this result. azi nUt that
frs nchises 10 municipal punic service corpora
tiCns should not b. granted without dir-rt vote
q the Pc pie. and We favor direct legislation
whenever practicable
sUuri. IN convt ntion assembled. Gons hereby pfdS-
ItE candidates Tor ofnLe Their votes and
influence and adopt all proper means 20 secure
the submission 10 the people q this Stlte hy the
next General Assembly. OF a n-t.tutiotial
amendment providing for Tire application % the
princ!p;e Of direct legislation through the In
ftistive and referendum.
Labor.
We declare that labor has tho right - orEau!zs
fer mutual benefit and protection. and We fyui-
uathize with the efforts CT the wage-earners ot
the country 10 better their conditions We pledge
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THOMAS r. DALE.

Clarksville. Mo. July 2:-Thomas p
Dale. aged o. years. died at PayuesyiIIe
No. south Of Clarksville. at 6 a m yes.
terday- BE was an old resident Of this
county He was Mason and served under
Shelby In the Civil War. He leaves a wife
and three grown children. The funeral will
he held at Clarksville Cemetery Tuesday at
10 a m ~
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Republican ,IendacIty.

The Republicans. inspired ry e desperate md
interruptions l@gde~shp. have i-gug1lrafsl a
rauuaIgn unparalleled Tor usrslarfty ami nv
pgCrisv. They proceed on tha rhsl=v trar f1'..,.
hoods. however vicious atSur.I. u InultlriIsd
and PERSISTED in confuse lrI r1Is'rsJ N.
people 90 ths d@--lu y. - the b.-Tl-ratir rll~ry
\ striking example % this uu.nIsrisy IS a. l.
found In the attacks made ON fh" IRA HI-r Ts.-
lar 'rnent. These attacks. often ahs1IrI ..
f=futa themSs lyss-as. Tor Ir-tsur. IN the charge
trat SGf-v vN va stolen uuF total 80.
.irs = 80 20 .tt-s ysF -sr-r--s! IN even as.r-
rr.!r faisIty has b,c1 specifically exposed Trr
o.. -.'tCIsts c~f 20 rt'r 20 russ- ITrsrE- -
manifest Ey tho sworn statement % fNp safe
Auditor ird0-S.I hy tho GsE-r~..-. ard by 70
r.srtS - sNusTt ar-Tu7taats whH sfsrI at .rs
h.1d rf ti.ir rrrs"ssi0u ar.H istv- q ust.aal.
f.pItuti,n fss uruhIfv ard if=r aHtIIfr wHu 4 f.-
rlaTsd. after ag exhaustive -.l--iu1t.# 10 - The
s-s.i-ff Sc ,r.ss rrl IrHHHusS = rr..s.-
fl-- prp7--T Teut and i'v fs.-rI Ira-rS tha. .y.rv
q liar collected sd received lad been hYr-Srf-
accounted o.. TIL. ftIsi'y . sr.s- attacks b.
fertilizer shown b. the 90 '.u- legislative
crumit;'r~. aug-. intsFI i- s-sr-r1rr- ~ low NJ
-arN -r~~iau - fh- tS-1-~tI NusaTrl' Is Hn-Tys.t
= 18th uaWsrr1-s AMI E+-.In.ltHErz Wur fIrr-
,,lghiv sNImIu"d tho books vrg.-lHTa ard
counts . tn Nriitur and Tr-'-uraE. st.au.iire
TIrntls tho work ~ sn ~ H-T-ri~a'tuU. Ir,.l
vino da'larrl. 'r vy"ry ir~t1U-' that rll tha
r4ir- - tAa d-uarf-T'rt h-H lr.--. hssssf'v 81.
.-IEuI~..-a-l IN tvs1Ttsur- rl-N rtH luE- We D..
D0a.rr" rE"-H usrtISt1 'slsEu."- sE riri IS ari
rsr-v.srrsut~i assaults N 90" s--ii' - fhs stat
-.-i 'sri7va tr~r ~. TsrtV guilty - them "a
.,lit~ u~H- anil usyaIthg 'o -.l- fil E-sat com
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

William H TuthiI is the chief witness
in the Latimer inquest in Brooklyn he
makes an extended statement regarding
his relations with Mrs. Latimer and eE-
pIsining his actions on the night Of the
tragedy.
The price OF cotton slumped badly on the
New York market when squeeze OF
shorts was expected.
Archbishop Ireland in a lengthy discus
sion of Philippine affairs sharply crltlclses
those Catholics who have raised much dis
1urbance about the treatment accorded TO
the frairs by the American Government
Testimony is conflicting in the preliminary
hearing of Clarence \. Barnes. held for the
killing of Representative Rhodes Clay al
Mexico, Mo.
John W. Gates has startled Wall street
by calmly announcing that he intends to
get control Of the Alton Railroad by buy
ing stock in the open market He has al
ready begun to carry out his determlia-
tion.
Colonel Eerens was turned down by the
Republicans at Montgomery City. Mo. The
erstwhile boss went up there to get an
Endorsement from the Ninth Congressional
Convention He prepared 10 couple his name
with Chairman Akins's name and thus run
II through, but the little scheme did not
work.
Ashley Cooke and Tom Lauderdale are
hanged at Greenvile, Miss, with curses on
S11OO0 had been deposited to employ men
10 kill every one who assisted in the prose
cution.
The Anheuser-B Busch Brewing Association
is going TO build $4,000 ice plant at Dal-
las. Tex.
Putnam Bradlee trong's mother has
paid SIG 100 TO redeem some of May Nohe's
jewels and has promised TO pay $4,000 for
the balance. Il he does not return them
The complaint against the army officer has
been withdrawn. and he is believed TO have
departed for Yokohama. whittier May Yohe
is preparing to go.
Santos -DUmont. the Brazilian seronaut.
arrived yesterday In New York and said he
would Immediately begin his preparations
for sailing around the Statue OF Liberty.
FOREIGN.
An especially severe earthquake at
Kingstown, Island of St. Vincent, greatly
alarms the inhabitants.
King Edward VII il expected to pay a
visit to the Car in September. He may re-
turn by way of Berlin and make a long
deferred visit to the Kaise-.
Cardinal Ledochowski. prefect OF the Con-
gregation OF the Propaganda. dies from
paralysis at Rome.
The closing of a school OF an unauthorized
congregation in Paris leads TO n riot In
which several prominent persons are ar
rested.
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DOCTOR c. L. CARTER.
REPrELIC SPECIAL

Holden. Mo July 2o--Doctor c. 1. Carter
who died at Warrensburg Monday. will he
buried here Tomorrow. He was born March
!, 1852 He came here in 1852 and opaned
an office c1 fne cross roads when only
two houses were built. before any tov1
he espoused the Union side and entered The
Federal Army as surgeon. He returned
after the war. resumed his practice and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-23
ICHABoD BALDWIN.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Decatur. Ill. July 22.-Ichabod Baldwin &
years old. died this morning. He was MANY
years one of the best-knogn contractors
and builders. and put up many Of the hest
structures in the city. He worked as
Stairbuilder al the old Planters Hotel at
ST. Louis in 1870
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MANILA-General Thomas ]. wint has
heen assigned to command the Second
Brigade in North LUXOR General Jesse
NJ Lee goes to BatanEas when General
Franklin NJ. Bell IS relieved.
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Lobbying.

Professional lobbying has become = positive
menace 70 goou government and tie public wei
fare The states and the ngtlEa alike Ia
Tested by Organized lIbhirs. maintained - T1-,
erful interests. who seek eUuts4. the polio. a.
public anairz OF the people. Gsasalgss Hloli.
uc waCet against tbs eyl until b. b. Thoroughly
sNt.Tpdtsd- Already the Democracy % Missouri
after many battles has driven worst .U.i
rec: potent elements 0f tn- lobby operating o.
thIs state into open alliance with sne RrIng+-
licans C' the state. bat pledge the Democrats
party To an tu~sssant and unCumpruTIisiuE va
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FULL TEXT OF TIE PLATFORM,

The Kansas fitE Platform Governor Dockcrys Administration tI
Initiative and Referendum and Vigorous Action Against
Trusts Are lndorsed-LohbyinG. Rooseyet's Attitude
on Trusts. the Republicans Attitude on Schoo!
Fund and Moneys Are Condemned
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DrdggedsDOwn
Feeling
In the loins.

In the IONS.
Nervousness, undressing sleep, despon-
dency.
1t is time you were doing something.
The kidneys were snciently called the
reins-in your case they are holding the
reins and driving you into serious trouble.
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Hoods SdrSdpdrilLd

Acts with the most direct. beneficial effect
on the kidneys. 1t contains the best and
safest substances for correcting and toning
these organs.
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REPyBLIC SPECIAL.

REPi EI-IC SPECIAL.
Convention Hall. ~. joseph No July -
The following is the Democratic plat
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We .at0T IUr 0'--t -fTI0E'Ut nlfl09aI Nd
ss-Hte legislation suT the control and resuia tiUu
q frlFtr ih.. end that tuaV WIl To-
br a menace TO our public vvlfaTs. NCll ~
prosecutors - the great army % she ItsUTiug
people ~ lane. Ir thar sni favor yyu
SIsituJ tarin revision which viii remove The
from ali trust -rlIte f-t-l=FHEiTulssf.
pr,Cu-t~. thereby furyi0g tho trusts into com
I-tiJi.n with foreign nations. d-uTlvIUE them
- the fratrrral support ami fostering care o.
u-bi!- administrator by Wllgl they are now
enabled reduce thelr Ia.uT. Tlutuiz- thsi-
uutrEt. EIsnd down the working classes and ar
httrarIly TX their uHn prices IN this country To
the great dsttimeut and hardship Il our peu-
pie while the same ti.lr Gh- people Uf for
-irn nations reap ali the b,1-'.l~ nt the truss
nCmy by being able t. purchase all % 'ur
trust products ia their own countries At tiNet
reductions varying fr1u - tu - neg cent
In the event Of such legislation falling in it,
pUrpgse. then We favor tn, most L=.tstic lsSis!a-
tlon which can be- enacted. prohibiting the
istsncs foTmln= of such trusts any ether
such combinations which viii have even a
tendency destroy honest CDmn-tIti0n In auy
line % business. uskc ~ ross dp o. arbitrarily
regulate wagrs. prices. rates or charges Of IEy
kind.
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Corporations.

'.E. -sr.uuE should De-, fu'fy g-a- 'rI CIV az
rh,ir rights. ami their I"Ef..rsH interests should
o. regretted. bat attempt i- rHlp fItIo..-
To- tnt-TfrTt. with -hc public u-s-- q tl. ueugi"
STAT" or nIt.,:4ai uT any attempt by tEelI
s.r ,-.ntrt! ta- Spy-rasg-f- which crates them
rculi - forbidden unrar such PENALTIES as " IN
lEEe such attempts iug H-,itIa.
w. further declare that contributions hv cor
trsrations to political flnGs l. an t1.pTri- use
- corporation money. .s wrong I'm Triu. iV.s ana
tends ~ public abuses. and such t-.GrrIuusg IONS
should be forbiddeu d; law in both S'at, and
nation
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
We Invite Your Attention
Gents Furnishings.

Our Gents Furnishing Department is full of the latest styles in Fancy Shirts, Shirt Waists, Underwear, iloseiry, Ties, Collars, Suspenders, etc. This line is complete. Look it oyer carefully and you will find some thing you want.
 Don't fail to look through this De- partment, or you may regret it. It contains some genuine bargains.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

Capt. l.. $. Arnold has been notified that the uniforms and guns for company M A. $. G., stationed at Newark, will be ship ped soon. They are expected the latter part of this week.
 Admiral Sehely is in a position to make q very ereditablc exhibi- tion of silver and other souvenirs given him by his admiring coun- trymen, while those who sought to blacken his fame have received nothing from the same source but contempt.
 Elsewhere in this issue will be found the professional card of k. A. Moore, attorney at law. Mr. Moore is il courteous and agreeable gentleman, stands well in his chosen profession and should receive a liberal share of the public patronage.
 Don'5 forget that we put out nothing but first class work and make q rule of satisfvinV every body. Call and see our line of samples, and if we can suit you give Us your work. We do all classes of button work. Babies taken instantaneously. Country produce taken in exchange for work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Don't fail to call and see Us. J. 0. Scott and wife, photographers.
 R. X. Moore and family arrived in the city Wednesday morning from Bald Knob and will make this their future home. Mir. Moore is an attorney and will practice in all the courts of the county. The Journal extends them a most cordial welcome and trusts that they may never have caese for regret at having cast
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

their lots with the people of New ark They will occupy the Me- Kinney residence.
 Mrs. k. NJ. Galloway and her mother, Mrs. Hurt, were thrown from wagon Sunday and re- ceived painful injuries. In com ing down q decline the tongue came down which caused the team to become frightened and they started to run away. In some manner Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. Hurt were thrown out and Mrs. Galloway painful injured about the head and face. She was un- concious for some time, but at. last accounts was improving and is thought to be out of danger. Mrs. Hurt has also about recover ed. The other occupants of the wagon, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hoyt, escaped uninjured.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
Almost Depopulated.

A press dispatch dated, Fort de France, Island uf Martiuque, May l3, says, "Two thousand deaths have occurred in the island of St. Vincent, as result of the eruption of the volcano there. The volcano La Soufriere Is stiil rain ing stones and ashes ovel the island, while Mount Pelee is ru a. bling and laundering and is eyerv hung with pail of smoke"
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

Jessie Crosser Is now holding down the business end of the string at the post office while John is taking lay-on.
 Dr. J. NJ. Sanders, t good citi- zen of White River township, made this office a very pleasant cali while in town Wednesday.
 President Schwab of the Steel Trust says in his annual report that the corporation paid out in the last year SIP. .S99, 19S ln wages.
 John ". Mayhan has resigned as first lieutenant of Co. M v A. $. G., and an election will be held in q short time to choose his sue cessor.
 Some of the Cubans who are after office talk as though they might be induced to participate in a revolution if they are not ap- pointed.
 A 1230-pound chunk of manga nese taken from q Cave Creek mine is now on exhibition in front of Mr. Herman Schott's $ store. Batesyille Bee.
 The destruc ton of St. Pierre, Martinique, by the rain of fire from a volcanic eruption reminds one of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.
 Quite 8 large crowd gathered at the Macedonia graveyard Saturday for the purpose of cleaning up the grounds and making arrangements to fence 1t. All carried baskets and they had dinner on the ground. Rev. J. L. Brown preach ed an excellent sermon and, from all reports, everybody enjoyed themselves to the utmost.
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State of Ohio, city of Toledo, ]
 IucaS county,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner in the firm of F. J. Cheney SS Go, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney.
 Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of De cember, A. D., 1886. A. ". Gleason, [seall Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY CO, TOLEDO, OHIO,
 Sold by druggists, Toe.
 Hall's,ramily Pills are the best.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
BatesvilIe Man on Jeff's Sensation

Dr. J. Casey writes from Bates vile, Ark.
 Hon. Jeff Davis-The pareon- ed negro incldent meets my ap- proval It was kind act to send the colorcd brother among his friends, the negro 'huegers' of Massachusetts. As a last analysis no true Southerner will censuro yCu. "-(iazctte.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
TO THE PUBLIC:

have opened first class black : smith and wood shop at the old Sisk stand, We are prepared to do all kind of buggy and wagon work,
 We also have q complete Plumbers s outfit and can cut and joint any ordinary piping.
 Would thank you for a liberal share of your patronage; All work guaranteed. Terms cash.
 E. M. EDGAR NEWARK ARKANSAS.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16


 Magness Bros.
 Try The Journal when you need job printing done,
 For all kinds of feed go to Murphy & Moore.
 The City Meat Market for all kinds of fresh meat
 Miss Lena Davenport of Hickory Grove, visited here Tuesday.
 Get your summer hats and wearing apparel at McHenry's.
 Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Martin visited at Sulphur Rock Sunday.
 For Sale.-One thousand bush els of corn; cash or credit. $, c. Beane.
 Lewis & Cole ale building a pearling boat for Hon. F, NJ. Martin,
 Miss Mat Cargill, of Cord, is visiting relatives and friend here this week.
 A carload of fine four, chops, oats and bran just received at $. C. Beane's.
 If you don't beleiye that Mrs. Brooks can tell fortunes just ask Price kellett.
 Don't forget 5. c. Beane on chickens and eggs; he pays cash or merchandise.
 For seed oats, patatoes and garden seeds of all kind call on John NJ. Martin.
 What is the town going to do about ditching that pond just west of the depot.
 When in need of shoes and slippers of any style don't forget to call on john NJ. Martin.
 Bring your produce to s. c. Beane and get the highest market price, in cash or merchandise.
 If you need a nice hat, shirt, pair of pants or pair of shoes, call and see Murphy & Moore.
 Nice line of new millinery just received at 1Iagness Bros. Every thing new and strictly up-to-date
 Everything nice and clean at J. II. Holderby's City Butcher Shop. Your patronage solicited. Come and see me.
 If you are looking for sensible. honest underwear at sensible hones5 prices you are looking for MciIenry's $ store.
 For nice furniture in sets, or in single peices call at Magness Bros. They also have a nice lot of lounges and couches.
 Hats; satisfaction to all size heads and pocket books. We can fit your pocket book, form and fancy at McHenry's.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jackson gave a delightful dance Monday evening. A large crowd was present and all report a fine time.
 w. l. Long and family, formerly of Bsid Knob, are now citizens of Newark, having moved in We'd nesday. Mr Long will engage in the merchantile business and has our best wishes for success.
 Account of the Arkansas State Music Teachers Association, at Little Rock June II and F, the Iron Mountain route will sell round trip tickets to Little Rock June 3 to II inclusive at rate of one fare for round trip. Final re- turn limit June 16.