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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
NEW YORK CATERER
TO LOCATE HERE,
Samuel S. and William Childs,
Jr., of Quick Lunch Fame
Lease Building Near Sew
enth and Olive.
TO HANDLE FAIR CROWDS.
Childs Company Recently In
creased Capital Stock to ST.,
G00,000 in Order to Extend
Chain of Restaurants.

1t is stated on good authority that the
three-story building at No. 200 North
Seventh street. formerly occupied by En-
gine Company No 6. has been leased 10
Childs, the big New York caterer. for
a term offs fifteen years. ~
The New York man, it is understood. in
tends to remodel the building and estab-
lish restaurant in, 1t on the plan of his
quick lunch" houses in New York. All
three floors will be utilized.
The Commonwealth Trust Company
which has the property In charge. admits
that deal of this kind has been ne
gotiated
1t was reported that an agent of James
]. Corbett was after the lease. but Off
cials of the real estate department of the
Commonwealth Trust Company deny that
they have had any dealing with Corbett
or his representatives.
Tcm Corbett brother of the former
pugilist, in in st. Louis. and is said to be
looking for a saloon and restaurant site
Cor his brother. One site on Broadway
near Olive is said to be favored.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York Nov. 1.-THE Childs Unique
Dairy Company is a s4.0oO.0oO corporation,
operating thirty quick-lunch establish
ments in Greater New York. three in
Jersey City, six in Philadelphia and one
each in Buftalo and New Haven.
Until recently the company's capital
was 81, 100000, but was increased to $4,000
900. the purpose being to extend its chain
Of restaurants to the principal cities in
the United States.
Mr.. Samuel S. Childs is president and
William childs, Jr., is vice president and
general manager. Both are residents of
Bernardsville n. J.
1t is said that the Chlds Company has
the rush of visitors to the
Worlds Fair next year. and that the res
taurant under contemplation is only the
forerunner OF numerous branches TO be
opened In various parts of the city.
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knn.nn, See the President.

REPtBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE Kansas Rep
resentatives continue to sit the President
In the interest of candidates for United
states District Judge. Representative Cur
It's was a caller this morning to present j.
X. Troutman. former Lieutenant Govern
or of Kansas ard Frank +. Lindsey. who
are interested in the judgeshp to the eX-
tent OF hoping to receive the appointment.
Representative Reeder called tC again
urge the President to appoint Nelson H.
l-oomis of Topeka to the position. and MIR.
l-oomis himself called upon the President
during the DAY.
The Kansas delegation is TO hold a
meeting tomorrow, and at that time VII,
cnd.avor TO agree upon man. 1t Is
doubtful whether they will succeed, owing
to the large number of candidates
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
Missouri River Improvements.

MET u fI-It SPE.CINL.
Washington. Nov. n.-Representatives
Cowherd and DouSherty Of Missouri and
BowerSock of Kansas to-day called upon
the Acting Secretary OF War in the inter-
est of improvements to the Missouri and
Kaw rivers. They called attention TO the
condition of the kaw River during the
recent great floods in that country. and
argued that the only thing that would in
sure protection to the neighboring lands
would be Il thorough cleaning out of the
mouth Of the river
lish harbor lines on the Missouri and feel
certain that. if these precautions are taxi
en-. it viii remove a great dread from the
inhabitants. who are now constantly in
fear of high water
The Secretary promised to give the mat
ter attention.
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A Beautiful Girls Experience.
Miss AMELIA wEYMER, Appleton,
AbA writes:

MISS AMELIA wEYMER, Appleton,
AbA writes:
"Ear!y last summer ] contracted a
cold which seemed to hang on 10 me
and could nor be shaken Oft. From
the head 1t went to the throat, snd
then affected my lungs. MY mother
felt very anxious, and as we ha0 used
Peruna in the family before, she ad.
vised me to fry 1T. was somehow
very opposed, but was persuaded to
try Peruna. Using 1t one day Convinced
me that 1t was no ordinary medicine;
within a week was much better and
In two weeks was veil, and felt
much stronger and In much better
health generally. Twas perfectly SAT.
isfed with the results from the use Of
PeruDa. "-Miss Amelia WeymeE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
New Bill. in the Senate.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Nov. 11.-Publc bills intro
duced in the Senate to-day as follows:
BY Senator Dolliver: To repeal the bank
ruptcy act.
By Senator Burton: To establish a service
pension and give to each man who served for
ninety days in the Army Navy. Of the
United States during the Civil War a monthly
pension of not less than $l2
BY Senator Lodge: To amend the immigration
laws: to reorganize the consular service; to
erect monument to John Paul Jones; to pre-
vent the Dissertation of the flag and to place
hides on the free list.
By Senator Stewart: To provide for the repay
ment of unexpended money deposited for plat
ting mining claims.
BY Senator Macomber: To authorize the pur
chase OF lands in Shanghai, China. on which to
erect wharves warehouses. etc. for the en-
rouragement of commerce: and to prohibit the
adulteration of food.
BY Senator Fulton: To prohibit the intro
duction OF misbranded salmon from one State
to another.
By Senators Dubois and Mitchell: Bills pro-
viding for the election of United States Sen
ators by direct vote OF the people.
BY Senator Gamble: For the adjudication Of
the Indian depreciation claims
BY Senator Mitchell: Extending the right Of
suffrage to women.
BY senator Quay: Making it misdsmeanor
for an unauthorized person to wear the insis
BY Senator Burrows: Increasing the salaries
OF rural free delivery carriers and making
them $500 per annum.
BY Senator Fry: Establishing the Cniver-
sity OF the United States and to promote the
efficiency of the life-savjng service.
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JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS,
Leader of the minority in the House.

at New York Boston ami New orleans,
and the one at San Francisco will be en-
larged.
Chemist Wiley predicted to-day that
within two months olive oil. which comes
to be shipped here In aduterated form
and that imported white wines will be sent
here in purer form.
II is understood that tie Committee on
Pure Food Standards will recommend to
Secretary Wilson that white wines con-
tanning not more than twenty millicrams
of sulphurous acid per 100 cubic cent?
grades of wine DE made standard: The
committee will meet here next Friday.
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bill to appropriate 100000 for a public building
At Pine Bluff Money for the site was ap-
pr1priated the last Congress. 80,
by Representative Slaydcn OF Texas, bill
in whole or In part by convicts or in reeorma-
tories subject TO the laws OF the state or
territory in which they may be transported.
Also bill to establish a permanent military
Tex.
BY Representative Stephens OF Texas Joint
resolution empowering Congress TO collect n
graduated Inheritance tax upon all inheritances
and estates whose cash value shall equal or ex-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
VII, Of Henry Dekn. Filed.

Henry Dekas. by his will. filed for pro-
bate yesterday. left 81 each to his chill
dren. Frederick. William Gustav. Robert.
Charles Minnie. Edward and Selma, AMI
the rest of his estate to his wife, Char
iotte. to be divided at her death among
the children. II she marries she shall
receive but her dover. r.
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FOREIGN.

Barricades are built at Birmingham.
England. to protect a meeting addressed
by opponents OF Joseph Chamberlain.s
fiscal policy. but the expected serious
trouble is reduced to the smashing of win
dowS
Premier villaverde Of Spain refuses to
fight duel because he is a Minister. but
the entire Cabinet may soon resign.
The new president of the Canadian Club
At Toronto says that the country may soon
take the great step which will result in in
dependence.
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PROMISE TO SUPPORT SPEAKER.
Cannon Ii Assured That Republicans
VIII Not Fight Cuban TREATY.

Washington, Nov. 1L-Speaker Cannon
was assured to-day by one of the most
prominent leaders of the opposition to
Cuban reciprocity in tine last Congress
that there would be little or no opposi-
tion among Republicans to the bill carry
Ing into effect the Cuban reciprocity
treaty.
He told the Speaker that the Repuh-
leans would not join the Democrats in
voting the Morris differential amer.iment
on the bill. The Speaker was assured that
the sentiment among tie Republicans was
to stand by the Speaker
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Driver Sue. Transit Company.

August II. Wetzel, salvage wagon
driver, sued the Transit Company in the
Circuit Court yesterday for $1,000 dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived May % last in "A collision between
q wagon he was driving and car near
Broadway and Rutger street. His leg WAS
broken. and he received other injuries, he
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okr.hom. Doctor. Meet.

Oklahoma City. Ok. Nov. 1.-THE Okla
homa Medical Association met here to-
day with an unusually large attendance.
A number of papers were read and dis
cussed in the morning and afternoon ses-
sions. banquet was rendered the mem-
bers tonight
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12

REPt BLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Nov. 11.-Former Represent
atlve Joy of St Louis. who has been in
Washington several days, departed for
New York this evening.
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Bills Affecting the Southwest.
SPECIAL

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE following
bills of interest to the Southwest were in
troduced in the House to-day:
BY Representative Cowherd OF Missouri.
bill to establish a library post. Mfr. Cowherl
introduced a similar bill In the last Congress.
confident that 1t will receive able considera-
tion this time. as. II will be of greet bene-
fit to the many public libraries throughout the
country. 1t provides that such libraries have
tho privilege of using the United States r1ais
In the transmittal OF books at the rate OF
one cent per pound
BY Representative Robinson of Arkansas.
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GILBERT's INTERESTING QUESTION.
Wants 10 Know Whether Horsefesh
Is Being Canned for Food.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Mr Gilbert Of
Kentucky introduced resolution to-day
requesting the Secretary OF Agriculture to
inform the House whether horseiesh Is
being canned for food in this country.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
Elevator burned at savanna. iii.

Savanna. ILL.,. Nov i1.-F'ire to-day de-
stroyed elevator "a" owned by Armour
& Co, together with 10000 bushels of
grain The loss is more than 100000. with
$4,000 insurance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12

A. g. c. MUENCHENER dark. pure
hops and malt only. Brewed in accord
ance with the original Munich thick mash
method ON draught at the American
Restaurant. Sixth and Olive.
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BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearinss were $685.
c7s: balances $si3.sls. Local discount rates
were between 5,s and per cent. Domestic
exchange wss quoted as follows: New
York, soc discount bid. 4oc discount asked:
chicago. 25c discount bid par asked: Gin
cinna,i Louisville and New Orleans, 10c
discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower at 1S.c May: Sso
s7isc No . red. Corn closed higher at Ssssc
asked May. i2tsc No. mixed. oats closed
at sSssd35,sc asked May. 36lzGS7isc No. .
mixed.
Spot cotton was unchanged in the local
marke;.
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WOULD CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION
Kitchen suEKests Two New Amend
ments and the Repeal Of Fifteenth.

Washington, Nov. H.-Representative
W. W. Kitchen introduced a resolution to-
day providing a new article to the Con-
stitution prohibiting national or State
legislation establishing or supporting any
religion or prohibiting the free exercise of
religion Also resolution repeating the
fifteenth amendment to the Constitution.
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1o.DArs NEWS IN BRIEF.
THE DAY IN CONGRESS,

The House met for only five minutes and
transacted no business. The Senate held a
longer session and score or more of impor-
tant bills were introduced Many petitions
against the seating of Reed smoot. the Mormon
senator from, Utah. were read and referred 10
the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
SPORTING.

Odds of to / offered by supporters
OF Yale on the result of Saturdays foot
ball game with Princeton have caused
considerable comment. in view of the
records made by the teams so far this
year.
Mckendrce won from st. Louis Uni
versity by the score Of II to s.
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TO CARRY on room INSPECTION.

Secretary Wilson Asks Coasress for
Emergency APPROPRIATION.
Washington. Nov. n-Secretary Wilson
hae asked Congress for an emergency ap-
preparation OF $4,000 for the pure food m
spection work of the Department Of Ag-
riculture.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-12
THOMAS COSTELLO RELEASED.
Was in Jail When Cudahy's Son
Was Kidnapped.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

St. Joseph. Mo-. Nov. 1l.-Thomas Cos
tello. the self-confessed kidnaper of Ed
die Cudahy in Omaha two years ago.
turns out to have been seeker for cheap
notoriety He was in Jail at Omaha at the
time the crime was committed. according
to information brought here to-day by
Detective ]. r. Donahuc. who came from
Omaha to investigate the case. He said
Cos elo had bsen source OF annoyance
to the police in that city Cor ten years.
Costello was released Tonight.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure.
f. w. Groves signature is on each box. &c.
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MINORITY LEADER WILLIAMS
is A POTENT PERSONALITY.

He Will Endeavor to Keep the Democratic Wing Sodfed and
Oppose Republican Policies by Weight of Sound Reasonn
Committees Indicate Purpose Wage Aggres
sive Fight for Democratic Principles.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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GOVERNOR DOCKERY ISSUES
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMAT TON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, Nov.
ton to-day. as follows:
PROCLAMATION.
l-eovernor p0ekery issued rhanksgiving proclama.


ha
months varied interests
developed
Almighty
testimony hands
Jefferson, day o A.
NJ. DocKERY.~
samB State"
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.


Wages in the cotton mills at Fall Riv-
er. Mass. are reduced 10 per cent. $1,000
operatives being affected. High price of
raw material and unsettled trade condi-
tions are assigned as the cause.
All Montana rejoices at the resumption
of work in the properties Of the Amalga-
mated Copper Company, about $1,000 men
thus receiving employment directly or in
directly. -
A syndicate of North Carolina business
men. which bought supposed ''petrified
man. has sued for the recover OF its
money. alleging that the phenomenon
is composed Of cement M
WI. Bryan sails for Europe. after re-
itefatinE that he is NOT a candidate for
the presidency though he fails to reply
dlsscuS 10 question as to whether he
would accept the nomination.
The proposal of an English fraternal
delegate that an International alliance of
labor declarations be formed is well re-
Seived by the convention OF the American
Federation of Labor at Boston
The senior classes of the Missouri Uni
versity have. organized for the purpose of
giving a big alumni reunion next season.
Tho General Missionary Committee of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met in
Omaha yesterday to apportion the fund
A report that ]. P. Morgan is to retire
from business at the end Of the year is
promptly denied by representatives of the
banking firm.
Deputies are seeking for Heber ].
Grant, a Mormon apostle. who is accused
of living polygamously with daughter
Of Governor Wells
For forr days storm has ragged over
the Northwestern States. Snow is al
ready deep in the mountains. and the
railroads are preparing for trouble
The summonses obtained by Captain
Hobson in relation, to the disappearance
Of certain jewels and money are dis-
missed. and the negro maid formerly
employed by his sister has brought suit
for $4,000 damages
In explaining the recent cut in the prices
Of steel billets and bars. Willis L. King
says the manufacturers agreed that the
quotations were too high in comparison
with other steel products.
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LOCAL. AND SUBURBAN


The trial of Theodore Otto. charged with
murder. began IN Judge McDonald's court
Circuit Attorney Folk has been invited
10 speak at the commencement exercises
at Harvard University next year.
Captain Daniel Rice OF the Second Mis-
souri Cavalry was found dead in bed.
President Murphy of the Mullanphy
Baard favors more liberal construction
Of the Mullanphy will. and advises assist
ing deserving emigrauts anywhere west OF
the Allegheny Mountains.
Patrick Alexander Of London. England.
member OF the International Commission
of Aeronautics. visited the Worlds Fair
and discussed the airship contest.
Barrett. Dolan and Garrett contradict
Barbsglia's testimony al every point in
naturalization frauds case
Doctor Tarleton H. Bean predicts large
foresty. game and fish exhibit.
Moses Sale was yesterday appointed to
Circuit bench.
Judge Taylor will decide whether James
+. Brock. secretary of the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company. shall produce a
Blair check which Mr.. Brock declined to
show to the Grand Jury
Afidavits filed at Clayton against pool
room operators.
Enthusiastic committeeman raising ST.
Louis's share OF the Missouri battleship
fund may secure local subscriptions in
excess OF 1900
The Merchants Exchange Board of Di-
rectors. lowered the marginal price of No.
/. red winter, wheat. December delivery,
from S7is TO s. cents.
The Business Mems League took steps
to induce the War Department to estab-
lish big rifle range near st. Louis.
The annual meeting OF the New Jerusa-
lem Association will begin tomorrow in
the Church of the Divine Humanity.
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testimony of Barbasla and his wife as to
calling on Barbaglia. except the time that
related to the political meeting.
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WASHINGTON.

Nearly 10 per cent of the entire strength
of the American Army deserted in the last
fiscal year.
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DENY BARBAGLIA'S
EVIDENCE IN TOTO.

Continued From Page One.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

see. "Maybeso white man was some
scared, huh?''
1t grew dark before they got to the
| camp and Herman started to telling some
hair-raising bear stories The oeacon's
wife. who had got back on the rear seat
with her husband, admitted af.erward
that every minute she expected TO see a
monster rise up out of the black shadows
and -devour them She was devoutly
thankful when the lights OF Cares camp
came into light
A broiled partridge ana some good cof-
fee went far towards restoring her equan-
unity, and by the time she had sat down
before the big fireplace where six foot
legs We're roaring up the chimney she was
glad she had come.
Presently, as the flames were dying
away into glowing cinders. there sounded
distinct rap at the door. The deacon
the red shirt of Herman.
IN I got terrible bad pain in tooth. :"
said Herman. 'Maybeso. you fix him wei
for me- Also got pain in back. Chop NJ
too many windfalis''
Next time you get the centennial in
Chicago concluded Herman. as he wiped
his mouth with his hand. ''you'm send
for me and my girl Well pun plenty
rooster feathers, buy deerskin shirt and
pants. holler like one devil, pickm up 1
cent, 2 cent dime. forty dollar. White
people rlenty big fool"-H NJ. Fl. in Chi
cago Record, Herald.
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A SULTAN AS AN ACTOR.

prom the london Chroaicls.)
A Sultan on the stage, hat next BY
the latest mail we have the Sultan OF
Iehore farewell interview in austria IA
the lard thl; strove in the frs; fnStancs
TO exclude him as an undesirable alien
He is coming TO London and after shor;
stay here process u America, where ar
rsnSements have been made for his APP
pearance on the stage early next year.
II have always token q great Interest
in the stage" he says. My Sultana Is
a nactress. you know. and have on
board this steamer two young ladies who
are coming out on the English stage."
II there is any theatrical enterprise left
IN Lordon advantage viii be taken Of h $
early presence here. and New YORK u Z
have .he honor OF his debut which ~
our dran.atists VIII write = play srouad
his cusky HishRess2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

Before matches came into common use
the average vorkingHsan wasted ninety
hours year IN k!ndling fires with the
finder box. Seventy years ago the work
ing class househctU lived in gloom after
sua-6own
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

IT IS A FACT
Ia ~ there wefe SO German aaiiS
newspapers IN The Cnliei Statss. Tasrs
are Su!y = now
Max Twain - the rnosf poTular husnof-
ist ana Lonzfsgi0N ths most popular poet
ir England.
American kerossne u Sow universally
s1ene ia Ceres bscaure TIE natives hafs
been made 20 believe fh<t 81 - eE;faeissI
froas the moons RAYS. At aTss fhst void
not touch a. believing q was a pfofzas-
ton u the Fan-Eod
\ rev fsa;urs - ;hs Bsssan Yes1s
Mems Christian Associsfign = aa suto-
fsohsge schooi for the traiasnz = skpsrt
CHAUFFEUR
Over q ~ American farmers. saass q
tier with families. have creased tHs
border sra8 nssfled n shs Caaasisn berth
west whsTe fhsy nv S~n usse t5ss
S.osess s1rss q Lac.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Experienc grain man wants
position in or near Wichita, buying
grain or keeping books. Good refer
enceA from present employers. Address
Box 20, Danville. Kan. l37-3t
WANTED-Place in drug store by young
man wishing to learn the business Can
give best references. Address, r.. a.
care Eagle. 137-2tX