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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
RECITAL AT HARDIN COLLEGE.
Given by Pupils of Professor Fich-
tel and Mrs. Forrest.

Mexico. Mo-, April 1S.-Pupiis of Profess
sor T. FfchteI, assisted by pupils OF Mrs.
Forrest, both of the Hardin College faculty,
gave Successful recital in Hardin Col
1ege Concert Hall last night. The pro-
gramme follows:
K-onnng's March-Two pianos eight hands
Misses Ethel Maxwell. Eugenia Forrest. Euia
Busseu and Pansy Condit-
ta Marum .--------------------.------- schumann
90 MIS- MsTs lsss Sullivan. Eureka spn AIR
,''N Miss Tex Adams. Kaufman. Tex. -'-
So Noctunre In F .----.----.-.------- Schumann
* Miss Mosceoline Carr. Knobnoster. No.
Miss sii.tsn Agnes O Bird. 1i RocKpo:t. No.
tal know,st Thou the Land ---.----..--. Thomas
Miss BeTsii cainei. Richmond. NO se1-'@-.-
- Eiiss Frances o;Fcrraii Bloomfield. Mo-
q PART II.
- Nocturne op. Sc, No .--..---......--. Chopin
Mics fmogene Rawlings. chanute Kas
~ Nymphs OF the Rhyne ---.--.----.-.. Wekeriin
Miss Mary .Karnes. Mexico. Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Morrow. Buffalo. Mo.
taD Irish Folk song FOote
(b) Thy BeauinB Eyes ....-...-..---- MacDowell
tc) In Circes Garden -----...--.--.-.----. Speaks
(a) Sonata op. q (hrst moveneut) Beethoven
(b) Magic Fire Scene tfrom Die Eallyriel
Miss Eucie clark. Eureka Springs. Ark
Misses Ida and Mabel Randle, Mexico. Mo.
Rakoezy harch-Two pianos. eight hands EsZt
Misses L1cie C1ar. Mary Sullivan. Frances OF'er-
rail- and Imogene Rawlings.
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Mascou;ah. Ill. April lS-The following
rne-1bsrs OF the Board Of Education were
elected at Mascoufah: President JACOB Il
Mann: members OF the board, Doctor a. ].
Fucfs and J. {. Bocquet-
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D ENTIRE EUROPEAN SQUADRON
q TO TAKE PART IN KEEL

q REPUBLIC SPECIAL
. Washington. April 1S-It has been I
g decided by the Navy Department that 4
q the United States Government shall .
O not be unrepresented ct the naval .
O demonstration at Kiel this summer. 4
. It it likely that the entire European 4
q squadron will go there
q The criticism by the German press 4
. OF the departments action IN send 4
. ing the squadron to MarseiIles TO par 4
o ticipate in the reception Of President I
= Loubet is believed to be at least par I
. tally responsible for the decision 4
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AIhnmhra Election.
REPrRIIc sPEcIA

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
AIhambra. H.. April Sat the school
election this afternoon Doctor : e BUCK
nell and Doctor c. L Hsrneseerser Were ,
the place OF Louis Schien, who resigned
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McMaclIn Elected President.
REPUBLIC sPE,

REPI BIC SPECIALA
Salem. Ill. April Is.-At the election to-
day for president and two members of the
city Board of Education; Charles l. Nc
Mackin was elected president ana hessrss;
W " BELTS and r c. Hayes members OF
the board BY a majority ranging from g
to S. Only a small number Of women
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PenIteatiary Chaplain to Lecture.

Columbia. No. April ls.-The Reverend G.
J. Warren. chaplain Of the Missouri Peni-
Tertiary will deliver lecture next Wed
nesday evening before the students of MIS-
souri, University on History. Present Con-
dition and Needs of Missouri State Peni-
fauffarv"
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ssaunton school Election.


Staunton. III. Ap-ii &c. Godfrey was
elected President and Thomas Moss. ST.
and ]. Moehr1nan were elected members Of
the Board Of Education to-day.
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Election at vandali.-

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
VandaIIa, Ill, April 1s-The election here
to-day for President and two members Of
the Board of Education resulted as follows:
J. j. Brown. President: b. w Henry ana
William II. West. members.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Saadovai. Ill. April lS-Mrs. FISHERMAN
William Hatmaker, members Of the Board
Of Educztion.
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Hoods Sarsapariiio
and Pills

Which thoroughly cleanse the olooo'
expeIlirg all humors and building up
the whole system They cure.
Accept no substitute
Te<tsraonssis o< remarkable cures Esaea % ~
ousst C. I. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Ms
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

Mary Resei. 3 years cd. of III Pine
street. purposeiy swallowed carbolic acid
last night and died fifteen minutes later
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
CATARRH
IMPROVES In
THE SPRING

InE sfklNu MED with a cough.
the cough becomes
Ioeser, the -eNpeeJoration less sticky; in
brief every symptom shows slight ten
deney toward Improvement This is d.
rectly due TO the season
Every spring Nature rejuvenates- Nature
attempts to become young again; rid her
self of disease; to throw out impurities: TO
cleanse herself from excrescences; TO rem
oyate II is the season of procrea alton, or
exhuberance; OF reinvigoration-
To those who have been afflicted with
chronic catarrh We wish to say few
words. The spring season affords you
splendid opportunity 10 get rid OF your dis
ease. Il may be you have been afncted Tor
several years: you may have tried different
remedies Perhaps you have become dfs-
couraeed: you may even have tried Peruna
and not have realized the prompt beneht
which Peruna is 80 apt to bring
This failure was during the winter
months But now Is your opportunity
Nature comes to your assistance at this
season. just help her a little and she VIII
bring YOU out Of the quagmire in which you
have been tioundering so long Give Nature
a little assistance lest her struggles be in
vain.
A short course of Peruna now will
be inst In time. During the months Of
April, May and June is the strategic
time to rid yourself of chronic catarrh,
one of the most persistent, stubborn
diseases In the whole Hsf of human
ailments.
Margaret Little. 4s Hoyt St. Brooklyn.
n. Y. writes:
.T have been troubled with constipation
and indigestion for over a year my COM
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WI ~ AND OF pRS%SaScE R5sH'az WON SH sa4 sTsT
OF BEAUTY
AND STATION.

and was In perfect health. had splendid
appetite rested we'll at nisht and never
had a headacne or backache-"
A person may have been afflicted with
catarrh Il long time. but every spring the
catarrh assumes a slightly different phase
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.As the hot weather Sc. in 1 felt tire
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

The catarrhal dis
charges become thin
nsr, the thicksning OF
the membranes part
ly disappear. II tha
catarrh Ia accompa-
MED with a cough.
the cough becomes
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7 nave sUeEH IOuDI1I WIN 00II1'0I
and Indigestion for over a year. my COM
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
LAUNDRY WORKERS
MAKE STATEMENT
STATE WHY THEY HAVE REFUSED
TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE A. /. U.
JOURNAL HERETOFORE.
THEY OBJECT TO SOCIALISM
Union Docs Not Mean to Be Forced to
Follow Any Political Party Against
It's Own inclination.

The Laundry Workers Union held a
meeting last night and besides electing off,
fcers, passed resolutions condemnatory OF
the allegations that the uuion had refused
to contribute to the fund being raised in
support Of the Colorado strikers.
he resolutions also declare tha, the.
union is willing TO do any thing eoisistcmU
with Union principles, but that il has been
misrepresontvd ny non-memhcrs OF the
laundry WORKERS.
For some time the laundry workers have
refused TO pay FOR the American Labor
Union Journal. and they are bitterly OPP
posed to the section OF the constitution
which provides that each member OF nit-
alton shall subscribe TO tie Journal
The union last night set aside SIS to
he contributed to the Colorado strike fund,
and declared it was willing 10 contribute
at any time TO the cause OF the miners.
The principal complaint among the
laundry workers is the fact that socialism
takes too prominent a place i'll the Amcri-
can Labor union. From expressions of
members il is ascertained that this Was
the reason the Journal was refused. The
laundry workers declare they will not be
coerccd into supporting any political move
mcnt against their will.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
MRS. J. A. M'KEE IS
GONE TO REWARD
BUTTE WOMAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA
OF RHEUMATISM OF THE
HEART.
FUNERAL Is TO Be THERE

a telegram received late Monday night
by !. a. Mckee oi the Mckee Printing
company, announced the death AT l.o,
Angeles, Cal, oi his wife, Mrs. Eliza G.
Mckee, who passed away AT the home OF
the parents oi Mr.. Mckee at that place
after AN illness Of several months from
rheumatism ol the heart.
Mrs. Mckee before going 10 Los An
gclcs had visited Il number OF resorts in
the hope Of regaining her health, but to
no purpose and her physicians finally ad-
viscd her to try Southern California.
There she appeared 10 improve for a time,
but last Sunday word reached Mr., Mckee
that his wife was in a serious condition.
Following this came u telegram requesting
Mr. Mckee 10 come to Los Angeles and he
prepared TO start. There was no train
until yesterday afternoon that he could
take and in The meantime another ,ele-
gram came announcing that Mrs. Mckee
was dead. Mr.. Mckee left at \ ;45 in
the afternoon Tor Los Angeles The fiji
neral will take place in Los Angeles OH
Friday,
Mrs. Mckee leaves beside her husband
son 9 months Of age. She was well
known and popular in Butte society. and
the news Of her death was a great shocl.
to all who knew her She was born in
California OF Sapnisli parents and was y
years OF age Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee we're
married in 1906
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
MISCONDUCT CHARGE
OFFICERS HAMILTON AND HUGHES
ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
MiSBEHAVlNG.

Charges OF misconduct were preferred
yesterday against two members OF the
Butte police force Officers Hughes and
Hamilton.
In arrest;ng a number Of small boys OH
West Granite and Quartz streets, who had
been breaking windows with stones and
committing other dcpredations, Officer
Hughes is charged by number OF women
living in that section with using language
nnbccoming an officer. The women re-
ported the case to the mayor yesterday.
The matter will probably be turned over
to the police committee for investigation.
Officer Hamilton is charged With abus-
ing his wife. The latter went TO the
county atto,eny yesterday and made a
statement 10 .hat effect. On hearing the
circumstances the mayer instructed the
chief to suspend Hamilton pending an ins
vet;gation and arrest him ii he made any
further disturbance.
Hamilton WAS fotnd crazed by drink
and detained at the police station until he
could regain his normal condition
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

Smith, asked the defendants discharge on
the ground thai the complaint stipulated
that his client had introduced the whisky,
ii such il was, into the reservation Decenl-
bcr 10. whereas Witnesses testimony
showed il was brought in either December
or 7.
He also asked clcmency on the ground
that il had not been proven that The
whisky was actually introduced. as al
legged. George IT, Bailey of Ildena, assist.
ant To the United States attorney, fcpu-
dated Mr.. Murphys statement by saying
that the lazy WAS not specific as To dates,
but gave the United States three years in
which to make complaint,
lie said there could be no question rs
to the introduction Of the liquor The
maximum penalty for ihi, oncnse is either
two years IN the pcniicntiary, or fine OF
$500.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

In justice 10 one Of our employees, Mr.
l.. y. Wright. whom lady accused a
short while ago of retaining a sum Of
money which she claimed to have lost in
our store, We wish 10 state that IT is very
unfortunate that such an accusation should
have been made, thcrc being no grounds
Whatever for such "A statement.
We regret that anyone should lose any
thing by their own carccssncss by leaving
money on the showcase or counters, or
by dropping it on the floor in a crowded
store.
Mr. Wright has been n faithful, honest
cmployc Of ours nearly five years and the
circumstances connected with the case are
such that in no manner whatever could
any reflection or suspicion be properly
brought against him. Respectfully,
LUIEY BROS.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
A Sure Thing

It is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not altogether
true. DR., Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is a sure cure for all lung and
throat troubles. Thousands can testify to
that. Mrs. {. b. Van Metre Of Shepherd
town, w. Va, says: Il had severe case
of Bronchitis and for year tried every
thing | heard Of, but got no relief. One
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery then
cured me absolutely It's infallible for
Group, Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneu-
monia and Consumption. Try it. It's
guaranteed by ]. r. Finlen K Co. Trial
bottles free. Regular sizes soc and $I.oo.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
TURKS HAVE BEEN TO
SEE AMERICAN CONSUL
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Alexandre,ta, Dec. a3.--,Attaran, the
naturalzcd American, whose arrest by the
Turkish authorities caused United States
Consul Davis to leave Alexandretta, has
been liberated.
The governor OF Alexandrctta has made
an official call upon United States Consul
Davis and formally apologized for the in
dianit;es suffered by the consul.
Admiral Cotton has left here on the
United States ship San Francisco.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
LOUIS LA ROSE IS
HELD UNDER BOND
CHARGED WITH HAVING INTRO
DUCED LIQUOR UPON THE FLAT
HEAD INDIAN RESERVATION.
THEY MERELY TOOK A SIP
Witnesses Testify That Liquor La Rose
Had Was Only Raised TO Their
Lips to Try Its Quality.

SPECIAL 10 THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Alissoula, Dec. 23.-.-G esterday afternoon
United States Commissioner Smith gave
preliminary hearing TO Louis La Rose,
charged with introducing liquor upon the
'lathcad reservation and held him to the
federal grand jury in 5000 bail. Xavier
La Rose, brother OF the accused, has been
held to the grand jury also. During the
examination yesterday Major Smcad, Fred
Normandy OF the Indian police, Mrs. Josie
Normandy and Isador Sorrell half
breed were in the commissioner Office as
Witnesses Sorrell testified to having seen
the defendant en- route on the road leading
from Selfish to St. Ignatus on December
last, carrying one gallon barrel OF
whisky.
They Took Sip.
Normandy testified to having, with his
wife Josie, tasted the whisky brought in
by La Rose in his own house at St. lg-
natius' mission on December 7, and the
wife coroboratcd him in this statement,
each stating they had only taken sip to
make sure what the red beverage really
was. Major Smead said he didn't know
much about the case, except by hearsay.
Attorney William J.. Murphy, who ap-
pcared as counsel for the defendant, in his
closing argument before Commissioner
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
What Men Want
The Earth

Shaving Mug.
French China Smoking Set.
Gut Glass Whiskey Set.
Suit Case and Naisc.
silk or Linen Handkerchief
Silk Umbrella.
Cravat, Tie or Mufher.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Bath Robe and Paiamas.
House Gown.
Pair Silk Suspenders.
Suit and Overcoat
Waistcoat and Trousers.
Silk Nighshirt.
Walking Stick and Umbrella.
Collars and Cuffs.
Dress Protector.
Evening Dress Jcwelry.
Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins.
Military Brushes.
Toilet Set or Sweater.
Dress or Tuxedo Suit.
Silk or Opera Hat.
Pipe or Cigar Holder.
Watch or Pocketbook
Cardigan Jacket and Slippers.
An Easy Chair or Lounge.
A Glove Certificate for Best Girl.
a Handsome Box Candy.
A Delicious Fruit Cake.
That Demijohn Filled,
Case White Rock Water.
A Big Fat Turkey.
A Good Dinner and
Rousing Good Appetite.
The Love OF a Wiic.
I'hc Best of Everything
At HenneSSy'S
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
DEFENDANTS WIN IN
CHECK CASE

The jury in the Ilerrington- cggat
check ease late yesterday afternoon brought
in a verdict for the defendants. 1t was
the fourth trial Of the case.
Phil Harrington. the plaintiff, won the
first ease with the jury. but the supreme
court sent the action back for another
trial. The second trial resulted in
disagreement of the jury. On the third
trial Harrington again secured verdict,
but the trial judge set it aside.
This is the first time the defense has
come inside the money. The jury stood
nine for the defense and three for the
plaintiff The suit was that OF Phil !.
Harrington against the Butte 4 Boston
Mining company. John A. leggai and
John Wcart. During a gambling trans
action lcgpat is alleged to have lost
The amount of the check Tor $500 and
10 have indorsed the check over to Wcart
the winner.
Neart is said to have received the full
amount Of the check from Harrington.
Payment on the check WAS stopped. and
Harrington brough, the suit 10 recover
II was the claim Of the defense that
I.efgat was drunk al the time of the
gambling transaction also that there was
no adequate consideration for the check,
and that Harrington did not give the full
value for it.
Every party TO the suit is dead except
Harrington. Weart was killed by falling
down the shaft of mine at Basin. Leg
CAT died recently. The Butte 4 Boston
company. as it existed a, the TING Of the
alleged transaction, has given way to 4
new and rc-organized corporation.
The original amount OF the check has
been swelled by interest since February,
1905. until now the amount in bank sub
ject 10 the check Of the winner OF the
suit should reach about $4,45o
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
DEL VAL TO GIVE IT UP
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,
Rome, Dec. 23---lt is reported that
Cardinal Merry Del Val, the papa sccrc-
tary Of state, will soon leave the Borgia
apartment in the vatican, the occupation Of
which by the cardinal has given rise to 50
much discussion.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

A rarity anywhere is Buffalo meat.
Can be obtained at metropolitan Market,
"A West Park street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
Leaves 100000.

Morristown, n. J., Dec. aa,.--The will
OF the late James d. McAlpin disposcs
of a $1,000, 900 estate aud makes no public
bcQuests.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

Headquarters for Buffalo meat at Metro,
politan Market, 43 West Park street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

The New York Central is advertising
New York as winter resort, and calling
attention TO the fact that New York has
more theatrical and musical attractions
than any other city in the world, and
gives list Of few Of the principal
actors now on the stage or 10 be seen in
It's ~ playhouses this winter. This list
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

4 .'|lN,11| +
q HFNN&
F-sro luhcm IT mM concesn--
WVhs IS 10 certify ,hai l. IlaNZf
Y ICLAG{ krtby rsnu ny contract
Eviih thR Undersigned Firm acresnp
EEMaR jeidfrm NY headcvartsr3
fturmo ,lS H0LlDKYy. and thsr
fDi5pay d GIFTS TOR heh<.
HoYS the Largest and the
Cholc est IN the city - n,
o.''-~, -; - ejs"E7ses., f..
~,s." 6h~a&- ~
Christmas
Presents
For Everybody
What Women
Fancy
A Fine Black Silk Dress.
Pretty Waist or Suit Patterh.
Plain Linen lIandkerchicfs.
Fancy Lace lIandkerchiefs.
Real Lace llandkcrchicfs.
One or More Pairs
Fine French Kid Gloves.
Rich silk Stockings.
Fine Lace Lise Stockings.
Fluffy Chiffon Boa.
New Leather Automobile Belt.
Indian Bead Girdle.
Fancy Fan.
Houbigant's Perfumes.
Fancy Bead Bag.
Pretty Beaded Purse.
I'iligree Silver Belt.
Long Coral Neck Chain.
Set Fine Table Linen.
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Electric Seal Coat.
Fine Mink Cape.
Real Alaska Seal Coat.
Fur Neck Scarf.
Ermine Tie and Muf.
Silk Shirt Waist.
Nobby Lace Dress Waist,
Silk Umbrella.
Dainty silk Pe,ticoat.
Warm Winter Coat.
French Hand Made Underwear.
Silk Undervesis.
Tailor Made Suits.
Stylish Dress Skirts.
Ncgligee Dressing Sacques.
Tailored Shirt Waist.
Swell Opera Bonnet.
Fur Trimmed Turban Hat.
Warm Flannelette Wrapper.
Trunk and Travelling Bag.
Glove and Handkerchief Box.
silk Dressing Sacquc.
o Lots of Rca; Lace.
,love and Handkerchief Boxes.
Toys for the Children
Pair Dainty Slippers.
Cake and Candy.
Pair Fancy Silk Carriers.
An Easy Rocking Chair.
Pretty Sofa Pillow.
New Music Cabinet.
Topographic Outfit.
China and Cut Glass.
Cream and Sugar Set.
French China Dinner Set.
A Big Trunk.
Shopping Bag.
Lots OF Money.
Rich Husband.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

In addition 10 the above attractions, grand
opera, under the direction of Mr.. Heinrich
Gonri,d, viii be given during the winter at
the metropolitan Opera house, and will in.
cludc some Of the great Wagner operas and
for the first time in this country, "Parsial.' >
There will also be light opera under the drec.
ton Of Victor Herbert, with hundreds Of con-
certs and musical entertainments by famous
artists.
Incidentally, attention is called to the
fact that the New York Central lines
offer the finest service between the West
and New York with their eight trains a
day from Chicago, three from ST. Louis,
five from Cincinnati and II from Buffalo,
landing people in the center OF the hotel,
theater and residence portion OF the me-
troDolis.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-10-02
THE BANK OF NEWPORT
Paid in Capital and Surplus, S55,ooo.oo.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

G. W DECKER, President. AID. Vice. dent R. M JOHNSON Cashier T. D. KINA1AN J. M. M
 J. B P.S STEPHENS
Newport weekly independent., 1903-10-02
STRAIGHT TO THE SPOT

Aching backs are eased. Hip, back, and loin pains overcome. Swelling of the limbs, rheumatism, and dropsy signs vanish.
 They correct urine with brick-dust sediment, high colored, excessive, pain in passing, dribbling, frequency. Deans Kidney Pills dissolve and remove calculi and gravel. Relieve heart palpita- tion, sleeplessness, headache, nervous ness.
 TELL CITY, IND.--I received the free trial of Doan's Kidney Pills. They are splendid. I had an awful pain in my back i; on taking the pills the pain left me right away and I feel like new man. Stephen Schaefer.
 Mrs ADDIE ANDREWS, R. F. D. No. 1. BRoDHEAD, Wis, writes: l received the free trial of Doan's Kidney Pills with much benefit. My little nephew was suffering terribly with kidney trouble from scarlet fever. Two doctors failed to help him and he finally went into spasms. His father gave him Doan's Kidney Pills and from the second dose