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The evening world., 1903-09-21
FILIPINO W0RKMEN HELD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 21.-rhirty-
one Filipinos who arrived here last
Thursday on the transport Sherman on
their way to st Louis, where they were
to be employed in the construction Of
the Philippine houses at the exposition,
are detained on board the transport BY
the immigration authorities because they
are apparently liable to become public
charges.
hcation from Manila, the thirty-one Fill
ipinos are all in financial straits. and
appear poorly equipped to continue on
their journey to st. Louis.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
NEW WORKERS AT UNWILLING.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-A large party
Of New York people is expected here to-
day to attend the unwilling OF the Mexi-
Fan Wal Veterans monument. Amsns
them are w. Langley Martin. William
Mcintyre. grandchildren OF Lieut.. Col.
Watson. whose figure adorns the shaft
OF the monument, and Archibald p.
Lucy Mitchell, great-grandchildren OF
the famous soldier.
Mrs. James d. Iglehart, one Of the
descendants of Col. Watson. will unveil
the statue.
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Tapestries Damasks
Couch Covers Portieres

Which shall we mention firsts....
With so much to tell Of, all Of exceptional
interest, It's hard to know what not to
mention. ...W Without seing into details OF
the chow" and "why" we m:ntion .
few underprieed offerings to choose from.
Imperial Rep Curtains-desirable
colors-with inset satin damask
combination border-value ss.ss.....6.eS
Bagdad and Armure Curtains
stripes and ngurea-5o inches
~wide-value $40.
Brocade Rep Curtains-al colors-
satin finish damask border In two
toned efects-valuo SL.sS.............o.SS
Tapestry Couch Covers-heavy tassel
fringe-rich Oriental Rug designs
value ss.ss
Reversible Gros Point Tapestry Couch
Covers-l5 s~tyles-value $5.9S........3.eS
Bagdad Stripe Couch covers-6o
inches wtde-theavy f~ringe-value
Si.9S ....'.'.. ............ ...-.......'.o.I6
Couch Covers In Moorish de-
.signs-full fringed-value 2.7b..-..1.9S
500 Persian Stripe Couch Covers
value Sl.5O
Finer Couch Covers to so.oa.
100 Yes. Draperies In Persian.
Turkish and Moorish designs
value .of
Imported Linen Tapestries-Moire,
Bagdad and Brocade Rep-value SO. 40
5000 yds. Gobelin, Oriental, Heraidio
Tapestries, also Flax Velours-all
colors-Value 10y v..........'--.. .so
Rich Silk Gobelin-AIl Silk
Damask and Fig'd Wilton Cover
lngs and Hangings-value $500
70 LOO
Finest All Silk Damask-Antique.
Medieval. and Modern designs
value <AB S.eo
Figured Furniture Velvets-
small and large dssigns-vaiua S.. as
Imported Verona velours and
GobelLn Tapestries-value $780,. 1.40
uph9I'.sTy ggt ,,,r cu ria pI EIsSS;
Cords. PILLOW Girdlss. eta. In the
greatest variety to be found In 'ts
The evening world., 1903-09-21
New VeIvets
New VeIveteens
New Corduroys

We are Offering the novelties 10 each as
well as great assortments Of plain eolors
for dresses, eIoaks and trimmings. ...B Both
plain and fancy are correct for Tailored
Costumes, and already demand shows
that velvets and velveiy fabrics will be
even more worn than last season.
Fancy v%elveteens in new ~
Gunmetal effects..........---..-... .oS
Fancy velveteens-blus or black.
with white polka dots or nguras-... .be
New Pancy Figured veivsts-
black. white n colors.........-... .7S
Fancy yelvets in Checked and
striped efects-latest c~oloringA. -. %
p inch......... 40 q inch....s. re
velveteens....-......... 40. TO
Co,ored velvets.......... .70. 90. 1.26
New Corduroys in all the leading
shades, also black.......... 80 and .So
The evening world., 1903-09-21
Matchless Values in
Fashionable Dress Goods.

ALL WOOL COvERTS-
Tan. stone blue. brown, gray,
oxford and Castor-50 inches wide
for durability there Is nothing
better than Covert Cloths co
true value soS
90 INCH ZIBELINES-
Nothing more popular than these silky
naired fabrics-Blue, Green and "a
Gray In various shades-vaiue liz 'oS
&c INCH YANKEE HoMEsPUNs-
New assortment OF all the popular
shades-plain and f~lecked-look like
high cost Imported Fabrics, but
Yankee made-no duty to pay.
SO We can sell them at popular "a
price OF y
0 to 81 yards make Q skirt.
ALL WOOL ALBATROSsL
Crepe finish-soft and cllngins. nothing
more In favor for evening and houss
gowns. waists n ohildren'e wear
every shade from cream to deepest
N or wine. including all the pretty
Erays n brownsville black
Fifty cent quality.............. .ES
A SPECIAL QUALITY BLACK cHEv.
lot
that always gives thorough
Batsfaction-is @ 30 inch
width We offer at........->-..oS
firm. close. wssve-very ashrsSis Tor
max. spscisi q md tesSe H; yes VIII AZ
u under ' We. to match si'swhere
New. shades In Covert Cloth
lot Jackets. costumes and
bklrtS-oo-tncn ..............I.10 10 I.0D
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-05
WANTED

A bright, neat, painstaking young
lady DESTROYS OF learning practical,
expert shorthand, typewriter and
Office work. Must have complsted
studies equal to grammar school
course. Must have accurate kuowl-
edge of elementary shorthand, but
no speed or previous experience re-
CURED. Excellent opportunity for
thorough-going, ambitious student
to become expert within a year. Ad-
ress 20. r. Business"
2633-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-05
washing ton's View of Panama Affair
Continued from 1st PAGE

Anderson, but our President of the
day took sides with the eecessionis,s
in Panama aud ordered our naval
forces TO resist the landing Of any
force cent out by the republic Of
Colombia in the execution OF it's
constitutional duty to maintsin the
unity of South American republic.
Does not this strike thinking Am
orleans who boast a we'll regulated
conscience as an audacious perform
ance, resting on unbridled powers
and at war with every recognized
principle of rightful American con-
duoti We trampled on the weak,
declared secession to bs rightful,
and promoted it's success. Is it not
a shameful episode in our national
history2 To whom does disgrace
and dishonor attachi Let the peo-
pie answer the question.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-05
ZOE SALE.

Kentucsy's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Loveioy g. Go
distributing agslts for the Hswaiia
Islandc
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-05

The whole milk in the cocoan u
OF this disgracsful proceeding came
out today when it was announced in
the New York press that the firm OF
j Pierpont Morgan q Co. had been
made the fiscal agents of the new
republic of Panama 10 this country
That means that this "Captsins OF
finance" will finance the new repub-
lie aud get the rake. off. That 40
counts for the fact that the New
York Sun, which hes been hitherto
bitterly antagonistic to Roosevelt,
has come out ard endorsed the &C.
ton OF the ad ministration in CARROT
log and rohbing the republic OF
Colombia. That paper is owned
and controlled by Mr. Morgan. 1t
also shows that all the talk about
Wall Street and the Morgan in ter
ests being opposed to Roosevelt will
no longer go down the throats of q
hitherto over. credulous public. They
are all together now 10 one happy
band of commercial freebooters and
Bashi Bazouks and it is singular.
ly unfortunate that Senator Cor
mans leadership in the Senate has
failed completely to get the demo-
Gratis in that body to refuse absolute
ly to have anything to do with the
new opera bouffs republic and de-
feat any treaty that may come be-
fore it for ratification.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-05
FOB RENT OR LEASE

The residence and premises OF the
undersigned at Kalihi. For terms,
apply to him personally at the He
waiian Hardware Co.'S store.
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-05
SanitarySt0am Laundry
Co., Ltd.
GRAN REDUCTION In PRICES

1Aa''as1'a'A''a''a,A''-1' :, a-saS9
Having made large additions to
our machinery, we are now able to
launder SPREADS, SHEETS, Pill,
LOWSLIPS, TABLE CLOTHS.
TABLE NAPKINS, and TOWELS
at the rate of rs cents per dozen,
cash.
Satisfactory work and prompt de-
livery guaranteed.
No fear of clothing being lost
from strikes.
We invite inspection of our lsun-
dry and methods at any time during
business hours.
Ring Up Main 73,
our wagons will co or youHf
and Ia Wo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
PRAISES EDwARDsvILLE WATER.
Expert Examines Samples and Pro-
nOunces Qunlfty Good.

Much matter for congratulation In Ed
wardsville is found in the report from the
analytical chemists Of the Illinois State
Board of Health. just forwarded to Alder
man Frank ]. Daech. chairman Of the
Sanitary Committee of the Council The
State board. during the prevalence CT ty-
phoid in the fall. sen, TO all towns and
cities for samples of the municipal water
supply. Two samples were taken at ran
dom from plugs on Main street and for
warded by the committee.
The reports which have just been re-
ceived show the water TO he of the purest
in the State. The chemical analysis
showed no color. no sediment and no odor.
no nitrates and no solids in suspension.
In the bacterial examination nothing dele
terious developed and ali of the reports are
personally indorsed by the officer in
charge. Il see nothing to condemn in this
water"
The supply fo- Edwerdsvilie is obtained
from wells in the sandy bottoms at PoaK
and Is filtered through five miles of pure
sand from the Mississippi. It is then
pumped another five miles TO Edwardsville
and is found to be uniformly crystal clear
and of good taste.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
HEARD CRIMINAL CASES.
Defendants Plead Guilty and Ar,
Sentenced to jail.

Defendants Plead Guilty and Are
Sentenced to jail.
Judge Charles s. White yesterday took
up the criminal docket Of the December
term Of the Jersey County Court and
heard several cases which had been certi-
fed to that court by the September term
of the jersey County Circuit Court.
One indictment against Charles Grainer
Of Jerseyville. charged with selling mort
gagged property, WAS nolle pressed by
States Attorney George NJ. seago. TIE
second Indictment. for wife abandonment,
was dismissed upon GraIner furnishing
a bond fer 500 and agreeing TO pay TO
his wife week until the further order
OF ths court. Grainer has been in the
Jersey County jail for several weeks
awaiting trial
Bertha Hollandsworth of Richwoods
township pleaded guilty to an Indictment
sentenced 10 term Of ten days in the
Jersey County Jail.
The defendant Is II years old. Her Two
broshsrs have been sentenced TO the I'LL
mother and eight children are still in :he
Jersey County jail. The father ESCAPED
from the Constable while on the way to
Henry Kruger was as f,ned ned s9 and ndeaosu Cost.
on an Indictment charging assault with
intent to iEfict bodily injury and ordered
committeu 10 the Jersey County Jail until
the fine was paid.
Leonard Hemphill was fined sf5 and
costs and ordered committed to the Jersey
Caunty Jail until the fine was paid on an
Indictment for carrying concealed weap-
oiis.
william Obermeyer was fined SIS and
casts also on the charge of carrying con-
cealef weapons.
George Green was tried on the charge of
assault with intent to inflict bodily injury.
The jury disagreed after being out several
hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
Real Estate Transfer..

Among transfers of real estate in Madison
County. filed for record at EiwardFville yes
terday. were the following:
Ernrt Duerper and wife to Peter Stieb. lots
9 and part q. block II. West Madison ad-
dition. Venice: warranty deed. subject: $50
Larkin c. keown and wife to Edward ].
.IeSress. lot IS. Pilks Row. Edwardsv1lle. and
also strip adjoining: warranty deed. subject:
5000
Engelbert Spleler heirs by administrator, to
Charles G. Hasnauer. deed. lots and 8 block
81. Highland Ss75
John G. McNaIr and wife to Kate Andres.
lot 20. block McNair addition. Madison: war
ranty deed: $z35.
George E. Coudy to Fred Pierce lot 81. block
b. Madinrn: warranty deed $500.
Frank Zaticek and wife to Joeeph. William
and John Zajicek- tract In Colnsville town
ship. warranty deed: $500.
VIM. Brandes and wife to George Hiscox. lot
10. block L. Madison, warranty deed: 1880.
Caroline WieFman heirs to Henry Wiegrnan.
tract in section 25-b-7. except coal: warranty
deed. $3.50
Frank Arrniston and wife to Joseph Fnchman.
part 10. !. block 81, f. W Coiiins'e addition.
Collinsvile. except minerals: warranty deed.
subject: 81 so
Francois La Robaidiere and wife TO Fred
Ramey part claim 15a. survey 62s-s-s: warranty
deed. $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
ReIIeyfIle New. Notes.

The irm Of Dick Bros. of Moberly Mo.
have abandoned the idea Of building an ice
plant in Belleville. but will erect in East
ST. Louis.
The Library Board will meet Monday TO
choose successor 10 Fred ]. Staufenbel.
The Queen City Range Company will hold
the annual meeting for stockholders January ].
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Standard Brick Company. will be held
January L.
The Beieville German " +. Church which
has been decorated will be rededicated Sunday.
To Mrs. Phoebe Sch!ldroth has been granted
u pension Of IS per month.
The Glendale Pleasure Club has elected the
following officers: D. Falcetti. president: p.
Lauff. vice president: Conrad Schildroth. re-
cordinG secretary: l. Falcetti. financial secre-
tary: II. Dietrich. treasurer.
The Commercial Club Of Beileville elected
the follow ing officers. President. John Fuess:
vice president. Adam Karre; secretary r. W.
Ropiequet; treasurer. Albert Hucker: Board OF
Directors. Edward .Abend Doctor p NJ Ro-
Meisor. l. y. Murren. Emil Kohl Peter Fell
I nsr: Phiiip Knapp George Stanley, G. Y. De
l. Desmoyers. c. 3. McC. Rogers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
East Side Realty Transfers.

Real estate transfers fled Tor record In Belle
willie yesterday were:
II. D. sexton. trustee to John Raleigh r d.
Sl.US: lot l:. subdivision block D. survey 64s.
East ST. Louis
J. r Donovan to Charles Curry. ". d.. $500:
lot H. block S. Iansdowne
Birmingham. r. d sioi: lots IG i, and norm
east half lot Is block 4. Effinger place
Eliza Wolf TO +. ". Kraft. trustee. r d.. 5000;
northwest feet lot l6. lot IL. block s. Arlington
place
T. Goedde TO n. A; MaInru.. otc d $500: lot
4. block H. Denverside subdivision.
W. 2; Carl TO A: l. Maple. Y d.. $50: lot
i,.bes bin,t ,,.o, ahU 'iii,o ieet
Modern Building and Loan Association to Au-
reiia Bauphin. r. d: lot is. except northeast 40
feet. block 5. louisiana Purchase
Illinois state Trust Company 10 Aurelia Dau-
phin. 7. d 500: lot is. except northeast - feet
block 5. Louisiana Purchase.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
TRAIN STRIKES INSPECTOR.
Bozzell of Sewer Department
Hurt and Team Damaged.

In an attempt TO drive his buggy across
the Missouri Pacific tracks at the inter
section of Knox avenue yesterday after
noon at $50 c. r. Bozzell. an Inspector
OF Sewers. was struck by a passenger
train and thrown twenty feet The vehicle
was demolished and the horse was badly
injured.
The train was stopped and Bozzell was
carried aboard. At the City Hospital ply
sicians found that he was suffering from
several decorations on the hands and face
and two contusions on the hips. His con-
dition is not serious.
Doctor Rollin Blackmer OF No. 6778 Man.
chester avenue witnessed the accident and
accompanied Mr.. Bozzell to the City Hos
pital Bozzell lives at No. 2148 Clifton ave-
nue..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
BOTH CLAIM THE DOG.
The Law Has to Decide Which Should
Have Pointer.

The custody of n pointer dog was
awarded to Charles Grossrnan yesterday
though it was claimed by Fred ~Issel-
hardt
Grossman and isselhardt live in Belle
Vile and both lost dogs Of the pointer
breed. A dog was found by a Constable
who was about to tuTn it over to 1ssel-
ha, DIT when legal steps were take. and it
was left TO Justice Wangelin TO decide as
to the owner of the animal.
Grossman. according to Judge Wange-
lin. proved UP a better claim to the ami
nal than Isselhardt. and the decision was
rendered accordingly. According to the
testimony both dogs were marked almost
!dc.ticaliy
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
BY Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS
.,snan Tenn m = Il III ~, .ss
The J. W Harbin departed at s p. m. for the
from Vicksburg and returns to-morrow even
ing. Receipts by river to-day were sos baies Of
cotton. "a bags O: seed cotton and 2.5s sacks
as ,.n: Him W.as.7 ,sss ssd'
hs unit; *. liver and es essI:
Ice. Navisation suspended entirely from Giro
vds & slyse oSs so q tie i i: m +: r v The
:, Rnrnstos nah s,, L. Dec is.Ine rive. 4 foot
b. s.osslns the ie. to,morrow:
tiona5y al Davi. island dam. Clear and cold
Evan.vin. Ind psc l6-River falling. 81
chester. H.. Dec. 1s-eaus. 10 feet and
segs:d q, a, Il ssoush Of Old R,v.s render IN
Nv Whseiina. I ". Va. pee 15-River . feet 5
assss sna hs1s fsin: nv we.,h.T nth ara
s:ss.: III :sss; .s; ::s Il and iaR%s sa:s
esssi = a is; & 'f below ias;: s. stftss:sy Gear .as I,
3; 4 In a'f hours *s:shs; s:'s: ssas, a. :sa
~ fall q @ne foat ss esf ..ils ss'.; >;
.ss .se asea1: sss, /: in n: r er The !, cleared
%..,s.s ss q < AZ e .ns ss0 ess -
The tranrfer s,saner Moraan Sss S.sn = srrmnd q;
a. ana me made ss s
Of. The transfer Pacific has bssn brought up
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
BRIDE ONLY FIFTEEN YEARS OLD.
Clara Depper's Mother Consents ts
Her Marriage to G. r., Hethcate.

Jerseyville had a 15-year-old bride yes
teroay in the person of Miss Clara Deeper
Q, Grafton; She married George R. Heth-
The couple applied TO County Clerk J.
c. McGrafh for a marriage license in the
afternoon That official would not issue
the document however. until the proper
consent had been obtained. The father of
the bride Ii dead. and the mother had re-
roe.
The mother was brought TO the Court
house and made an affidavit concerning
the young lady's name. and gave her con-
The couple were later married by Coun-
ty Judge Charles g.. White. after which
they returned to their home in Grafton
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
COTTON MILLS RUNNING
ON SH0RT-TlME SCHEDULES.
Said TO He Necessary for Manufaetur-
efs 70 Either Cuffail Expenses
or Disc0ntinue Business.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPURLfc SPECIAL
Boston. Mass. Dec. 1a-New England
cotton spinners say that they realized some
time ago that the mills have to be run on
short time. Some Of the mills In Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire are already
working several hours a day less than
they did before raw material became SO
high. and probably within few weeks all
the New England mills will be running on
short-tfme schedules
The operative who have already had
their wages cut 10 per cent are opposed TO
working shorter hours. but in most Of the
milling districts they know the nanufac-
turers must curtafl in every possible way
or close the mills.
The feeling throughout New England II
that the shorf-time schedules and lower
wages will have TO remain in force until
April or Nav
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS,

Piasa Lodge, No. q, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons. The Reverend ]. H. J.
Rice, pastor of the Church of the Re-
deemer. in Henry street, was the offlciat-
ing clergyman The burial was in the City
Cemetery.
Mr. Black vas formerly a well-known
resident of Alton. Besides his mother he
Alton. and two brothers. Harvey L.
Black general manager of the Hapgoo,i
Plow Company at Alton. and Joseph
Black Mayor OF Jennings. In.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
East st. Louis Item..

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Plymouth
Of Mrs Leslie Allen Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. " Az
Misc Luella Hertel has returned to her home
IN Belley.ne. aftcr q visit with Mrn H q,
Heriel OF No. $50 Howe avenue.
Mrs. II. J. De Haan will entertain the
noon.
Mr. Robert White Is Waiting her sister IN
-Misa Ella Harvey OF Alta Sta entertained
friends last night.
The funeral of John H. Co,perford will take
place this morning from ST. M2rys Church TO
McLnt Carmel Cemetery.
Fire CHIEF Van Dyke has returned from a
hunting ana fishing trip
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
ST. LOUIS TENPIx LEAGUE.
Diels 3. Barrs q.

Totals ....2. Isl 2lI 17s 2C7 222 ls4 1op 40 s-,s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
pATRoLMAN zULAUF SUSPENDED.
Police Committee Of BeIIeviIle Coun-
Gil Makes Several Changes.

Policeman Jacob Zulauf. who is charged
with threatening the life Of Captain Will
liam Baubach. was suspended for four
teen days by the Police Committee OF the
believille City Council at. last nights
meeting. zuiauf has been on the force
for several years. 1t is said he was i'll
toNicated at the time.
Policeman George Fiager was dismissed
from the force for failure to perform his
duty. Several weeks ago F!ager made IN
arrest. ihe defendant was acquitted, and
other arrest Tor the same olfense. Several
Gays ago. when requested by several wcIn-
en- to make an arrest, Fiager refused.
me resignation OF Policeman G. W.
scott was accepted. The application for
feappointfnent OF William Netzei, who re-
signed two months ago. wss indorsed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Candidacy of Senator Richard
Milburn Is Announced.
REPURLIC SPEcIAL

Evansville. Ind. Dec. 15.-Richard NJ.
Milburn. State Senator from Jasper.
will be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Thus
far he Is the only candidate announced for
this Office.
His county Dubois is the banner Demo-
cratic county in Indiana. In one township
in the county (FerdinandD there has never
been a Republican vote cast. There Is not
4 Constable or Justice of the Peace in the
township, and II is claimed the taxes are
lower there than in any other township an
the State.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOClS-LOUISvlLLE lIlNEA
Princeton. Louisville Lex
tngton and way stations -
Chattanooga. Home, At -
lAuta. ARttoou and poiuss
In the Southwest. ........,... s1:0l Am On -
Mount Vernon Accommoda-
oon .......:....:....-...... V:04 pD f1:0 a
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
tnEton and way stations.
Knoxville. Asheville. Chat
tanooEa Rome, Atlanta,
Augusta, Charleston, Ma
con and all points In Flor
ida and the Southeast .s100l pm I'm nm
ST. LOUIS SOUTH WESTERN RAli,.
WAY.
ccorroN BELT RouTE.0
Train. Depart Arrive.
AfkAnas and Texas Express 5:H pm s5:u -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
women D,,cn.. WorId.. r,,,

At meeting Of the Tuesday Club at
Jerseyville yesterday afternoon the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition was discussed
The meeting was held at the residence
Of Mrs. W. Z. Holland in West Pearl
street The roll call was on "worId's
Fair Items The principal paper on the
subject was read by Miss Eleanor Wye
koff. who took for her theme THE Varied
also discussed by the club. Among the
papers were: ''Story Of the Play by
Miee nellie Bowman; Character Sketch
es." by Mics Grace Enos; reading from
"Cymbeline." by Mrs L. NJ. Cutting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
CAPTAIN ROBERT c. LEE DEAD.
Nephew of Confederate General
Expires After Short Illness.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Richmond. Va. Dec. t5.-captain Robert
c. Lee nephew of General Robert E. Lee
and brother of General F1tzhush Lee. died
to-day at the home Of D. J. n. Barney in
fredericksburg. Va. after short illness.
OF ali the members Of this cavalier fam
lily, Captain Robert C. Lee alone served in
the Confederate Navy. the others being
officers in the army. His other brothers
ara Major John u. Lee and Captain Dan
II. Lee Of Stafford.
Csptain Robert c. Lss Was q popular
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

Presiding Judge. He is independently
wealthy, and has retired but ii was ru-
mored that he might possibly be asked
to ofiiciate once more.
Referring to the matter of the extended
meeting Captain Carmody said:
we will follow the instructions OF our
legal adviser We will attempt TO con-
tinue racing after the first ninety days
have expired. II other tracks can exceed
that limit without interference, ] do not
zee why We should not have the same
privilege"