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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
JUDGE LAwLER VISITS THE FAIR.
Guest of Chief Desmond Pleased
with the showing.

Judge William P. Lawler OF the Superior
Court. San Francisco. Cal, was Chief Des-
mond's guest yesterday afternoon and to-
gether they visited the Worlds Fair
grounds.
Judge Lawler expressed himself as mys-
tilted at the rspidlty OF the Fairs prog
RES toward completion since the occasion
ago.
I believe st. Louis viii have the great
est exposition the world has ever wit
messed said Judge L.awier. The build
ers have achieved the most beautiful
architectural results ever seen In this
country. and ! believe the mistakes and
omissions Of past eNpositions have not
been repeated in St. Louis's Fair.
Il visited CalifoTnia's site and think Il
Is among the best on the grounds.
shall take pains 10 interest the people OF
san Francisco in your enterprise. and
believe that the whole Pacific Coast will
be well represented. both In large delega-
tons OF visitors and In material partici-
patton"
Judge Lawler Is on his way back TO
San Francisco. after making a tour OF
the United States. While in st. Louis h
and Chief Desmond drove to the marks
and other points OF interest. Their ac-
quaintance dates from CHIEF Desmond's
official visit to San Francisco three years
ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
Visits st. Joseph and Gives Out
Sarcastic Interview on The
Congressman.
DRAWS PARALLEL on HIM.
Relates Story of How Cochran
Claimed That He Would Have
Support of ST. Joseph and
Northwest Missouri for
Governor.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST. Joseph. No. Oct l6.-Just before
leaving for Moberly this afternoon Harry
b. Hawes OF ST Louis gave out a die
tated interview. replying 10 a recently
published statement by Congressman
Cochran OF this city. in which he criu-
ciEed Hawes for claiming that he could
have the entire support Of the ST. Louis
delegation In the convention which Will
nominate the next candidate for Gov
eruor.
After referring 10 the Jefferson Cubs
pilgrimage TO Monticello. on which occa-
sion Congressman Cochran is said 10 have
proclaimed his candidacy for Governor
and TO have asserted positively and CON
ndentiy that he would have the support
OF not only ST. Joseph hut all OF North
west Missouri. Mr. Halves said:
You can therefore imagine my surprise
at Mr. COchran's awful wrath that !
should have the teInerity to say that my
friends told me that 1 would secure a solid
delegation from S. Louis Tor the nom
nation FOR Governor In case / became 81
candidate.
Mr.. Cochran's wrath was a surprise 10
the Democrats Of our city. but a source o:
Tt never occurred to any OF his auditors
on the Monticello trip 10 dispute sir
CochrIn's statement that Northwestern
Missouri and 81. Joseph would be for him
FOR Governor. Much surprise IS now be
ing manifested by his auditors on the
former occasion at his attack on q
man. who, considering the advisability %
becoming a candidate for the nomination
for Governor, should claim among his
other political assets the support OF the
CITY In which he lived and TO which h.
had contributed some share to the spread
OF Democratic principles and In the eleC
ton Of Democratic officials
st Louis Democrats have been anxious
ly waiting for another explosion OF wrath
upon the part OF Mr.. Cochran. which
would make his former criticism slightly
more consistent. since the campaign man
ager OF mother candidate has not only
claimed for his candidate the support Of
ST. Louis. but Of - per cent Of the Dem
OCiats OF Missouri.
In fact. a few days since this campaign
manager said IN "A signed statement that
IL was conceded that - per cent OF the
Democrats uf Missouri were for his can
didate. II Is true that he did not give the
rames ~ those who made the concessions.
but We naturally infer that the concession
vas granted by the candidate himself and
his campaign manager.
1t Is probable that Mr.. Cochran did not
see this statement. or he might. from his
lofty position have criticised the claim
and also disciplined the gentlemen for re
fsrTinE TO those who opposed his canli-
,iata as bo0iierx who would resort TO
thievery. thuggery or trickeTy' 10 defeat
his candidate.
Mr.. Cochran IS n nice gentleman.
little inconsistent. a trific inclined 10 crop-
tious and somewhat dictatorial. but with
al do not think that he Is very serious.
and that he will probably ultimately de-
eide 10 leave the selection OF the next
Democratic nominee TO the Democratic
voters OF Missouri
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
GENERAL DOMESTIC

Bradstreet's says that the country's
business lacks the spur OF insistent de-
mand usually felt at this season. Dun's
says the reduction in business is not in
proportion 10 the cut in the output OF pig
iron. ordinarily a reliable barometer
Hog cholera is raging in Shawnee and
Douglas counties in Kansas
The five cDnvicts who led the outbreak
at Fort Lesgenworth in 1901 are convicted
of mutiny and sentenced TO the Peniten-
tiary for life.
1t is announced that William Allen
White Will be selected dean OF the new
department OF Journalism in Kansas Unit
versity.
A roster Of the Confederate Army is IN
der way in the Record andPension Division
OF the War Department. Copies OF all
records are being made for complete list
Of Southern forces.
Evidence IS closed in the postal trial
at Cincinnati, and the case will be given
10 the jury some time to-day.
Suits have been entered for the Con-
solidated Lake Superior Company TO have
the agreement with speyer & Co. set aside
on the ground that the company never
had the right to make It
In six years Joseph Letter. who once
attempted to corner wheat, has almost
cleared OF q $4,000 indebtedness in
CURED when the corner collapsed
Barney Cohen OF Chicago is elected
president OF the Chicsgo-springheld Labor
Alliance. completely routing the Yates
Ross forces.
Anaconda. Steel preferred and railway
stocks made a rapid rise IN New York
Credit for breaking the bears hug given
TO Prophet Elijah" Dowie by Jocoss
brokers.
The battleship Missouri is ready for her
speed trial She has sailed for Boston,
where the test will be held.
Trouble is brewing at a Washington
hotel over the coming OF Senator and
Mrs. Platt Women guests have an
nounced to management that they will
leave II she comes.
Gordon Allen, prominent young mine
operator OF Joplin, Mo-. was shot and
killed by Ben J. AyIor of Webb City, at
Prosperity. No, in a quarrel over mining
property.
Negro accused Of murder was lynched
by night at WickliIe. Ky. so quietly
that the townspeople did not know Of it
till morning.
II i sdi4 tildl many DdnheFss lnclu0lnS
the three largest houses IN the country.
may have 10 pay money into the United
States Shipbuilding Company under an
agreement which was intended to asst
the fiotation Of its stock
Five vessels built for Philippine inter
island service by the Uraga Dock Com
pany Of Japan have been rejected, and
Government Inspector Henry D. Rose.
who accepted them. dismissed. They had
speed, but Door materials
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
THIEF STEALS $1,5oo BROOCH FROM MRS. DowIE ON ARRIVAL

New York. Oct ls.-The Restoration
Host" under the leadership Cf John
Alexander Dowie. Earrisonc6 Madison
Square Garden to-day and romplsted
preparations 10 sally tomorrow OF the
works of the enemy
The first detachment. numbering about
loo. arrived early in the morning. and the
remaining trains followed in the course OF
tho day and evening.
Leaving the ferry boat the crusaders
boarded special cars. which ws-e in wait
ing. and proceeded direct 10 the Caricr
10 the music OF thei- bands and re sing
ing Of hymns.
The general overs-er himself. accom-
panied by his family ard staff. arrived in
| his special train At the Grand Central
Station. where. owin- 10 a misunGers;and-
ing. his private carriage failed 70 meet
him and he Was poIaaelni to go TO the
Plaza Hotel in hack.
n the confusion OF leaving the train a
thief slipped into Mrs. Dowie's reception
room on the car and stole $3.50 diamond
ana pearl brooch.
From the Plaza Doctor Dowie went %
the garden. where he restored order out Of
the general confusion that prevailed and
! outlined his plans in an interview with the
newspaper men.
He denied that he intended TO raise a
fund Of 5000 90 while here. and declined
TO say whether he was going to found an
other Zion CITY here.
VISITS BEGIN TO-DAY.
II 10 intended to begin the house 10
house viSitatiOns tomorrow. and the first
public service will be held in the garden
on Sunday.
When Doctor Dowie rtepped into the
vast hall At the garden the assembly
arose, and faced the oversesr. Holding up
his hand. he said:
Peace be to thee"
Peace 10 thee be multiplied" answered
the great crowd in one voice.
Doctor DOwie then made his way TO the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
IMMENSE PHOTOGRAPH WILL
SHOW ZION CITY'S GLORIES.

Chicago, Oct IA photograph feet
high by = feet long has been finished in
this city for use at Madison Square Gar
den. New York
The picture. which. Il Il said. Is the
largest photograph on record. shows Zion
City, presenting every house. street and
tree in the radius OF two square miles.
In the foreground are the dwellings, and
In the distance the tabernacle. hotel and
stora ge-houses. It Is said to have required
an especially constructed tower. 1sl feet
high, TO take the view.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

signed the audience to sections Of the hall.
separating them. according to the trains
by which they had arrived. His orders
were repeatedly interrupted 10y the ham
mcEinc Of carpenters still NJ work Vrs par
Ing the hall Tor the use 81 the Zion,sts.
iui who n first paid little attention Co his
order 10 desist from hammering.
When Doctor DUwie sent an uversecr 10
ask them to stop. they sent word that
they were working 10 keep a contract and
could not STOP The roll WAS then called
Later. Doctor DOWie gathered the re-
porters together and talked to them Tor
more than and hour. He said that his
mission here Is one of peace and thai In
the three weeks that the Christian Cath
ole Church people are here. they expect
70 visit every family in this city at lcas;
twice.
COMES As PROPHET
He said. also that he comes in the
capacity OF the Prophet Elijah and IN &C
coTdance with the revelation he made IN
1871, TO an audience Of 7.pHt persons in the
Auditorium. Chicago. and promises 10 eN-
plain more fully what tie revelation
means. He said that ne Is lsW-ahidinE
citizen of this country. is opposed 10 Sc
Cret societies. and only asks for fair play
for himself and his people. He says fur
ther he has fought many battles against
wrong. ard has always wons that his com
ing 10 New York j. not a money aktns
scheme, and he does not care n the EcO-
pie here do not pay his gas bills
I have not come TO New York as the
representative OF a powerful ecclesiastical
body" he declared. but in my prophetic
capacity. l care not for your smiles. I
am as Indifferent 20 TidiCule as 20 any
other wrong. Your facile pens should new
er be harnessed TO ridicule
There Is a place for rldcule and satire.
but ] say your pens should never be used
in ridiculing any man who believes he has
a solemn message TO humanity. II never
pays TO fight against God. I am not going
TO dodge anything. / am very open man
and have no concealments.
Il have come TO the city OF New York
in obedience TO what I believe 20 he the
command Of God. ! have long considered
that this city. which Is the metropolis
OF this great Republic. and = also the
greatest city on the American Continent.
was worthy OF the most careful COnsid-
Grafton and preparation at my hands.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
NIarine Intelligence.

Havre, oct. 1s.-Arrived: La Touraine.
from New York.
Hamburg. Oct. 15.-Arrived: Pennsvl-
vania. New York.
Nantucket LiEhtship. Oct Is-steamer
Auguste Victoria. from Hamburg, via
Southampton and Cherbourg. for New
York. passed here at a. m.
Liverpool. Oct 16.-Arrived: Germanic.
New York, via Queenstown.
Queenstown, Oct. l6.-Arrived: May
flower. Boston. Tor Liverpool Cand pro-
ceeded).
Liverpool. Oct. 1s-sailed: Arabic,
Queenstown. New York.
London Oct. 1s-Arrived: Anubis. San
Francisco. etc. for Hamburg.
Antwerp. Oct. ls.-Saued: Memphis.
San Francisco.
Naples. Oct. I6-sailed: Prince Oscar.
New York
MoviIle. Oct 15.-sailed: Astoria. New
York: Bavarisn. Montreal.
New York Oct. 1s.-Arrived: AuRuste
+ ctoris. Hamburg. Southampton and
= 81 -bOurg. Sailed: Celtic. Liverpool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
BUILDING AND LOAN TRUST.
Illinois Organizations Forming
Gigantic Combine.

hhl'l hl4ls SPECIAL
Chicago. oct. l6-Fiyc hundred building
and loan associations of the State. the
aggregate capital Of which is 5000 cCo.
have started a movement for gigantic
combination The project was started
al to-day's session Of the Building AssO-
citation League OF Illinois
The associations Of the state have a
total Of 5000 stockholders. There are
lSl societies in Chicago, the remaining
hurdrcis OF organizations being dis
tributed among 30 towns and cities Of the
State.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
EIposition Contracts Awarded.

Director Of Works Taylor OF the Worlds
Fair announced yesterday that 10 the Link
Belt Machinery Company had been award
ed the contract for supplying and INSTALL
ing coal-conveying apparatus and the coal
storage bunkers which Will equip the EN-
positions power-house. The contract price
was S50Oeg. The contract for lamp posts
on the Pike was awarded 20 Luke a
Oellian for $500. william Galley & Co.
will construct four vfsducts at various
points IN the railway tracks within the
grounds. their contract amounting 10 S6-
S0s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
FIFTEEN CARS WRECKED.
I. {. and Southern Freight Trains
Collide in Yards.

An outbound freight on the Illinois Cen
trail crashed into a freight train on the
Southern Railway while the latter was
trying to make 4 switch on the Belt line
near the old race track at the city limits
% East 81. Louis last night about 10
o'clock
The members OF the crews OF both trains
Jumped when they felt the shock. and no
one was injured. Fifteen cars were
wrecked and the loss on freight is
thought to be heavy.
A force Of 800 men were put TO work 20
clear away the wreCkage. and officials
said that there would be no delay in the
regular passenger traffic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
SPORTING.

Dan Patch PAGES a mile to wagon at
Lexington in 1:5sI4, two seconds below the
worlds record established by Little Boy
at Memphis.
battle for the feather-weight cham
pionship OF the world has been clinched
between Young Corbett' and Ben Jor-
dan. the champion Of England.
Winners at Delmar yesterday were Miss
Gould, Bird Pond, Hetzel, Croix dor, op-
tional and Weird
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
Caught rnder RuIIdInE.

While arranging Jacks under shed
which he was preparing 20 move from
his back yard yesterday afternoon, Henry
Richert. a carpenter. was caught under
the building and severely bruised. Several
vorkmen. who were aiding Richert. had
10 raise the shed on Jacks to eNtricate
him. Richert was conveyed in an ambu-
lance TO hts home. No. BIS South Broad
yay
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
OsaEe County Corn show.

HEPJBLIC SPELIAL
Chamols. Mo-. Oct. 1s.-The Usage Coun-
~ Corn Show will be held at Linn on the
18th OF November The State Of Missouri
Will furnish two speakers. who will in
struct the farmers how to prepare their
exhibits for the Worlds Fair. Prizes
amounting to so will be distributed for
the best displays OF corn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

a site for Msrccco's national pavilion az
the Worlds Fair was assigned BY Director
of Works Taylor Yesterday II Is located
on the road which runs Just east OF the
nOis building Paul Bakewell represented
Commissioner L.angeTman In getting the
allotment. The reservation Is 20 feet by
30 feet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
THOMAS X. coxDrr APPOINTED.
Succeeds Henry Butler on Illinois
Fair COmmissIoa.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Beardstown. Ill. Oct ls-Governor
Yates has announced the appointment OF
Thomas K. Condit. cashier OF the First
National Bank Of this city a member Of
the Illinois Commission to the ST. Louis
Worlds Fair TO succeed Representative
Henry Butler. removal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

Sam Modovitz. IS years old. living at No.
isoS South Second street. died yesterday at
the City Hospital from injuries sustained
Wednesday as the result OF an explosion
Of a pot OF metal. ModOvitz's face and
body were badly burned by the molten
metal and his left arm and leg were brok-
en- by the concussion-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

Presents in great number are showered
upon King Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Helena on their visit to Paris.
France is preparing a display for the
Worlds Fair. which will include 500 ex-
hibits, 1000 more than were shown at Chi
cago.
Japan has 10000 men concentrated at
Hakodate. the port from which an attack
could best be made on VladivoStock, one
Of Russia's strUugholus.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

subject 10 delay. no perishable freight be-
ing received. aud shipments from here
are generally being forwarded by the
American Express Company. That the
managers OF the Pacific Express Company
intend to stand pat developed in an order
issued TO all agents to-day to pay on
striking employees and hire new men in
their placeS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
Strict Quarantine Prevails.

AAE-A AAAaAI E'E<lA-AA4
Corpus Christi Tex. oct. 1s-No trains
are now permitted 10 run between Corpus
Christia and I.sredo. and traffic at this
end OF the Texas-M Mexican line Is
paralyzed. Corpus christi will continue
quarantine against Laredo until frost-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

The biz statue. representing Peace sum
mOninE the nations 10 competition at the
Worlds Fair. which crowns the louisiana
Purchase monument. was hoisted in place
yesterday. Director OF Sculpture Kari
Bitter. who designed and modelled the
installation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterdays hank clearings were $751;
%. balances SS4S. .9S6. Local discount rates
were between 5 and 6 per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York. enc premium bid. 7oc premium
asked: Chicago. SOC premium hid. Sc pre-
MUM asked; Cincinnati, Louisville and
New Orleans. Ice discount bid, par asked
Wheat closed higher at Soc asked Dec
s-lzuSs=c No. red Corn closed lower
N 4o2s14mzc asked Dec. 4F-Tt5c No. :
mixed oats closed at 45isc asked Dec.
81 s1aSc No. mixed.
spot cotton was unchanged IN the local
market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
DOVES "RESTORATION HOST"
INVADES THE METROPOLIS.

Will To-Day Begin Housetoouse Canvass of Greater New
York. Intending Proselyng Every
lily Before Three Weeks Campaign Ends-Great Meetings
Will Begin Tomorrow Madison Square Garden Where
Forces GarriSOned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

sIoberly. Mo. oct ls-The employees Of
the Pacific Express Company at Moberly
struck last night The strike has not yet
seriously affected the business OF the com
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
Managers stand Pat.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
SedaIia. No. Oct 1s.-Pacihc Express
business in this city IS practically at a
standstiIl. Packages are received only
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
Carnival at Gibson City.

Paxton. Ill, Oct ls-The citizens OF
Gibson City. this county, are enjoying a
street carnival. The streets are trimmed
with corn and other grains.
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pany at this place. the officials handling
successfully It's rrafiC business. and send
ing messengers out on all trains.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17
TO CURE A coLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money II II fails to cure
L. ". Groves signature is on each box. &C
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-04
CITY N D WIS.
TOWN TALK

4 Special trunk sale. Old trunks taken IN
exchange. Bijou Trunk Factory
Bart's Cartoons for. 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for 25c: by mall Soc.
The Title Insurance and Trust Co. pays
per cent on deposits subject to check.
In addition to the firms contribution,
the employees Of the Goodfellow Dry
Goods Co. made up a purse OF s5S for tho
Swedish famine fund.
The Minneapolis Stamp Collectors
club will meet next Friday evening at
the office Of Edw. S. Stebbins. GA Ma
sonic Temple. Postage stamps OF Ice
land will be exhibited by members.
Bishop Edsall delivered the first of the
Lenten. lectures AT Gethsemane church
last night, his subject being the Life OF
st. Peter The; talk was the first In 4
series which will treat of the various
apostles. = =
Carpenters are requested to attend the
next regular meeting Of the union, March
6, to act on the request from the genera
office in regard to the United Brother
hood Of the Carpenters and Joiners O
America and the Brotherhood Of Painters
Decorators and Paperhangers Of America
The journeymen horseshoers' unio1
last night passed resolutions extending
the sympathy and coincidence of the un
ion to the widow and children Of the lat
G. A. Gray. master horseshoer. This i
the first time since the organization o
the union that such action has been taken
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-04
STATE FAIR SPECTACLE
This Years Attraction Will Be
- Pains "Ancient Rome'-Di-
90 vision Managers Named.

Z The board of managers of the State
society at yesterdays meet
ing voted to engage for the state fair OF
1903 PAINS latest and greatest frework s
spectacle, ancient Rome" This spec
tacle was given last year at Manhattan
Beach, New York, and ran for the sea-
son with great success. It requires a
stage 800 feet long and 100 feet deep, and
carries a company of 800 people.
Another importan action yesterday was
the appointment of superintendent OF
divisions and departments of the fair
Those named by the board of managers
follow: =" ... <... 81,
Horses-Dr. J. G. Curryer, St. Paul T..
Cattle-Colonel W. NJ Liggett, st. Anthony
Park. 49,. .....
Sheep. G. Mills, Preston. -.
Swine-Charles Kenning, Osceola.~
Poultry-Leslie Parlin, st. Paul.
Dairy Produce-A. w. Trow, Chenille. ~
horticulture and Floriculture-A. W. Latham
Honey, Apiary and sugar-N. s. Gordon
Vegetables. Grain and Farm Produce-N. S
Gordon, Crookston. ,.
Woman's Departments. f. Nelson, Mime
Exposition Building-B. F. Nelson, Mime
Amusements-Che R. Smith, st. Paul.
Gates-R. n. Cosgrove, LIE Sueur
Police. M. Underwood, Lake City.
Forage-W. M. Liggett, st. Anthony Park.
Privileges-L. d. Baird, Austin.
Farmers Institute. C. Gregg, Lynd.
Grounds-E. w. Randall 49,
| Several new touches were given to tn
premium list. The most important wa
! the decision to appropriate an additions
| 5000 for the county exhibits, to be divide
| into five prizes. =
! It was also decided to appropriate SO
for premiums for work coming under tn
line of production Of ''arts and crafts
societies, ~ Er-s H. =