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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
&ein Deuti@er ioQte perfeblen,

&etn Oeut19er 1oute perfeblert,
fur bic auf nd9ften Samita8 unb
Sonntas TN Opernbaule ansefanbisz
ten beuti@en Gbeatertide, bic betbe
barna9 anSetban iinb, cine redt ..arz
senebme llnterbaltuns gu it9ern. ST
dets gu faufeu, benn cine CUTE beut=
i9e Grippe fommt ielten senus na@
ct. @loab, 70 bab Elm uollbelebtes
9aus bieielbe besriBen ioute. Oie
Pabft : Ebeaterseieui9aft pon Mil=
pautee senieBt Elm berartises &enoms
me unb tbr Name bat In ct. gloub
etnen berart suten &lans, baB es Der
petteren Worte Der gmpfebluns nt9t
bebarf. 3eise ct. glous am Sam=
1taS unb Sonntas Ibenb Der &inft>
lertruppe ieinen beuti9en &unItlinu,
unb es wirb unierer Stabt banu aez
nib BET ben edit beuti9en &annlern
Elm sutes &nbenteu semabrt bleiben
unb itets bel ibnen zines suten @or=
tes wertb iein.
-Seit Wontas befinbet li6 8itt=
me gliie 8abner i'm ct. Gapbaels
9oipttal.
Ser S 80. Sans pon Sc Saut
wuroe lebten Sonntas BON elmer
gro Der NnSabl Sreunbe, bic ibm su
leinem SO. @eburtstase bersli6 graz
tulirten, auf's Insenebmlte iber:
ral6t.
- &ommenben Wontas besinnt bic
Waiz neutrality-suspicious. fur Stearns
County, unb Oienitas rperben bic
gountp : gommiiidre int gourtbauIe
tn Stbuns treten.
BET Der lesten Samitas itattse=
iunbenen @abl Der Mitslieber ser
Stabti6ulbeb0rbe rpurben semdb(t:
II 8arb-Srau Stu; 2 @arb-
Srau 8eebe; 3 @arb-M. 5enne=
mann; 4 @arb-8en. Soft; 5
@arb-I. 8. Ooane; 6 @arb-
so. S. Sweet; Z 8arb, Sac @ebb.
-Oas pomS tabtratb ernannte, aus
ben 9erren s.. S@dfer unb 9. @oB=
berg beitebenbe gomite sur llnteriu =
DUNG unb Prafuns BET Stabtbider
leste in Der Montas Menb sebaltene,t
resularen Sibuns Der Stabtudter iei=
men 8ert@t Dor, TIT mel9em es beiBt,
baB Die Bidder auer Stabtbeamten in
gutter g%erfaiiuns itnb II. correft befunz
ben wurben. 9offentlt6 utrb bieier
fernfeite8e rt6t ielbi It benz u~nsldubiselt
Stabtuater Stepbens senisen unb
I'M Stanoe ietn, i'm ietner bOien gorz
urtbeile gu entbeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Cine 9eimtitte auf Is Sabre.

sSn @auaba perbeu ben 2aubiu6ern Seim=
tdtten auf Is Sabre unb nod bariiber ge9e=
BEN. aber Sraueu tOnnsn inter feineu 1n,=
itGuben cine Seimitdtte erlau9en. 0ir feu=
men Die Sage pon pielem bes beiten 2aubes,
bas fir SetmitGtten III Canada bereit lieot,
unb rpirIperben iol6en, bic es miini9en, beim
grlausert berielben bebiilfi9 iein. 8ir fDn=
men berab9elette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIL it's
senb eiuem Gage erbalteu. Sber ,penm Ssbr
es uus iiberlabt, cine canabii1e SeimifGtfe
fir gll9 eintrasen 3l laiien, 10 tbult mir
bies nub eriparen Sud babel bic &eiietofem
nod Canada. Subem limb mir in Der Sage,
9anbereien in Canada gu ben acknowledgment
Yreilen ST perfaufen. Spre6t Dor ober
idreibt nus fir weitere S%nformation. 23=lt
Cooper aanb @%ompanp, ct. gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Sn ct. Souls rpurbe leste @o9e
cine Convention Der Sreunbe gutter
2anbwese absebalten. Sosar Sen.
Miles unb @m. $. Bryan batten itd
basu einsefunben unb bielten &eben.
2ebterer ipra@ bafar, bab Der gon=
sreB BEN @esebau In bic 9anb nebz
men io0te. Yapperlapap! Sletbt
uns NIT benz @onsreB ferne. Deu
i9drfiten eSmpuls mtrb bic gemesuns
bur9 bic 9esislaturen unb Staatsz
~resterunSen erfabren, ruenn man it6
ba3l1 peritebt, bur6 8emiuisuns
sr0Berer Summeu fir @esebauten
Der 2anbesbep6lterunS entsesen3uz
tommen. Das mtrb umio mebr auz
sebradt ietn, ba ber 8ortbetl beiierer
8ertebrsmese In ben 2anbbiitriften
fetuesweses ausi9lieblt@ Der bortisen
8eu0lteruns, fonbern benz seiammten
Staatsweien gu Suite tommt. Sn
pielen Staaten lit man bereitS gu bte=
fer gtnit@t setommen. 60 baben
lebtbin bic Staaten Penniplpanten
unb Oelaware Willtonen berpiqtst
unb 8tus anseuommen fur ipitemattz
i@en Strabenbau. sSn Der Stem Yorfer
2esislatur rpir6 iber dbnlt@e 8iQs
anselesentlt@ uerbanbelt 8er uniere
BET i9le@tem @etter ptelfa@ nabe3u
u%nfabrbaren SarmertraBen fennt,
Der mtrb mtiien, rute iebr i'm 9anb=
itraBeubau Der tunse @eften uub
uulere &epubltt tint Nlsemeinen sez
gen bic gulturldnber Der alten @elt
aurid lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

8le@bl9ienfabriten uub bret Mai@ts
nenmertitdtten int 8etrieb. Ser Prd=
iibent 1aste In letnem 8ert@t ferner,
baB bereits 8ortebrunsen 9etrofen
Ieien, fanf weitere Sabrtfen unb awei
Dol, ben bret Mai@tnenwertitdtten gu
i9lieBea. 0abur@ iollen griparniie
er3ielt ,perben, ,uel9e bic 3abluns bon
Oipibenben erm69li@en werben. Na=
tirli9 ruirb cine sroBe slnsabl bon
Mrbeiteru auf bas Yflaiter seiest. Das
Nfttenfapital bes Sruit betrdst Sc
Wiuiouen, Der Sabrumias % Wttl=
ltonen Dollars.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Mms Der nm9e9enb.
Sauf &aptos.

Benton gountp's &artofeltOnis
Serm. Oltmant bat bas &eiiben3=
gtsentbum Der Srau s. Sids pom
bier fur $1,000 sefauft. - Soc s.
Coates uu6 Sobu Setari@ itnb Won=
tag uon bter na9 Portlanb unb Se=
attle absereiit, no 9err Goats Gen.
als Mana9er ber Seattle Wtnin9
Soap Company beren Sntereiien pabz
rem mirb.
&odbiQe.
9esten Samltas 1T Serr 9einri6
Sed, S6antptrtb BON bier, wel9er
i'm ct. &apbaels : 9oipttal gu ct.
Gloub we9en MISUNDERSTANDING
operirt wurbe, seiuno mad 9auie SUI
rldsetebrt. Ct lit pou bes SObes
iiber Bic iorsfdltise Pflese unb Be-
bienuns, wel@e ibm wdbren6 ieiner
&rantbett TIT senanntem SOipital gu
She'll murbe, unb empfieblt basielbe
alien 2%eibenben, beren @enel Jung BON
elmer sepiHenbaften unb iorsfdltisen
Serpflesuns abbdnsis lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Sieben Staatert baben 1euerbtuss

Sieben Staater baben reuerbtuss
ibre 9esislaturiisunsen auf 50 Sage
ober wentser beidrdnft. Sn 8eit
@irsinia lit As unb In Oregon, Glib
Carolina unb @pomins 40 Sage bic
seieslt@e @reuse. Mtt Der 3ett mtrb
es ber fait aberal In ben seiessebenz
ben Seriammlunsen setrtebene unfus
nod bemtrfen, baB bloB ale 3pet ober
bret Sabre eine turse Seiiton absebal=
ten rpirb. Oauernb mirb aber benz
WiBbrau9 nur bann elm gnbe sema@t
rperben f0nnen, menn bas 8olt it9 pon
BET NotbwenbtSteit a~ber5eust, nur
wobl qualifictrte unb ebrlt@e 8arser
gu 9esislaturmitsliebsrn gu wablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

&aiisr @ilbslut murbe Sonntas
pom Yapite empfansen, nit benz ct etne
nabesu breipiertelitinbtse llnterrebuns
bate ; er febrte bann in bas 9otel
bes preuBii9en 9eianbten beim Iatt=
can suriid. Der &aiier wurbe en-
tbuiiaitii3 besriBt, als ct bur9 bic
pollen StraBen fubr. SIM Namen
bes Yapites erwtberte Cardinal &amz
pola bic Siitte bes &aiiers In Der
beuti9en 9eianbi9aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Die Mttiondre bes 8le9bi9len.
Eruits baben bieier Sage i'm Erutz
ftaate Seem Seriep tbre Sabresueriamm
lung absebalten. Tbeilmeiie rparer, file
NIT Der @ei@dftsfabruns ni6t re@t
sufrieben, petl bic peripro9enen 81
utbenben ausseblteben maren. Mus
benz Sabresberi6t Sins beruor, baB
BET @riubuns bes Sruits 1913 Ttrmen
it@ auiammentbaten, BITE &onfurren3 au
beieitisen. Ser Erut bat iebt nod 36
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Bis perlautet, wtrb Der Prdiibent
BEN Gonsreb i6On I'M September,
anitatt erit int Oftober, einberufen.
Dies sel6tebt, I'M Dem gonsreB &C.
niisenb 3eit CUR grlebisuns mebre-
rer pi6tiser Yrobleme gu seben. Sea-
mentli9 liest tbm ptel baran, ben
@esenieittsteits : Sertras nit Guba
pom gonsreB beitdtist gu ieben. &u@
bic finansiele Srase, ber glan, 9elb=
fnappbeit pdbrenb Der @eisenbef0rz
behring's : Yeriobe gu perblten, Der
g~bilippinen : Sarif unb anbere Inz
selesenbeiten iolen erlebist rperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
9eute lit ben Steuersablern Der
Stabt her Gut5hetb be,iali1 Der

Rtutk W ~
Stabt Der gnti9etb besisli6 Der
800, 900 @aHerwerfez Bombs an
beimseitelt. Sofentli4 lit bic CUR
@eniise er0rterte, fir bic Stabt b04it
Interchangeable Srase ri6tis peritans
ben, 10 baB bieielbe i'm Sntereiie Der
Stabt I'M b~eiabenben Stnne sel0it
pirb. @er bas allsemeine Snterehe
Der Stabt sewabrt ieben min, wirb
unb muB na9 reifi@er lleberlesuns
fir Seraussabuns Der 800, 900
Bombs itimmen, bamit baS ct. Gloub
@aiiermerfe= Spitem g~isentbum Der
Stabt unb als iol@es gum Seiten Der
Sirser aussenust wtrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Ser Beiuh 6es !&Snins Ghmnr

Der 8eiu@ bes &Oniss @bmarb
BON @nslanb in Gom gait ser 8ie=
Serberteauns freun6li6er Sesiebun:
gen. @iue 3eit lang i@ien cine &c:
wiHe geritimmuns swiiden Stalien
unb England Plab sesriffen gu ba=
ben, eine Solse e~riterer Ma6t auf
Sripolis nnb Der Nnsltiirunssbeltre=
bun9en Der 8riten unter Ser italieni=
i@en 8euOlferuns auf Malta. eStaliens
G%nnaberuns an &ublanb mar bic ant=
mort barauf. Ote 9onboner Staats=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
GriMreflih 1T bte That5ahe, bah

Grl&reflia lit BITE Tbatia@e, baB,
mie bic Selbitmorb nadweiit,
bic 3abl Der &inber II. Der iunsen eeute
bic Selbitmorb b~esinsen, eine unsez
w0bnlt9 srobe lit. llnb entiest frast
basu cine enSlii9e 3eituns: rWie tit
es m6sli9, baB &tnber unb iunSe
3eute, Ste in Der Slitbe bes 2ebens
bofmunssuoI in bic 3utunft bliden
ioGten, aus ben sertnsfistsiten Inz
ldi1en bas 9eben als etne 8irbe uon
ii9 rperfen? gs miii 10 fast ite binz
III, NIT unierer mobernen gultur ct;
mas ni9t In Orbnuns ietn, ionit laHe
itd bteie i@redli6e gri@einuns unb
iberbaupt Der ausemein sunebmenbe
9ebensiberbruB gar nt@t ertldren.
$50 bic @ursel bes l1ebels itbt, peib
bic golesin aber ani6etnenb ni@t
ansuseben. llnb bod liest bieielbe
tlar am Sage. Oie sunebmenbe @ottz
entfrembuns zines 9ei&le@tes, MEL
DIES, bur9 cine pertebrte gr3tebuns
%perborben, nit Guaranteeing Der ibea=
len 2ebenSswede, benz Mammon bient
unb i'm materiellen @enuB iein bs@z
ites Daieinssiel erbltdt, erfldrt BITE
:3unabme bes 2ebensiberbruiies CUR
@enise. Oaraus ersibt it6 5uslet9
bas einaig rpirtiame 9etlmtttel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Sic &anhmirtbe, mel9e bic sroBe
nerbamertfantI6e &epubltf In 8esus
auf ibre lan6mtrtbl@aftlt9e @ntmtde=
lung fennen lernen molten, iinb eine
Delegation Der Oeuti@en 2anbmirtbs=
@eieui@aft, BET ber es i@on felt Sab
rem 8rau@ lit, Oeputattonen pon
@ruub= unb @utsbeitsern na9 frem=
BEN 2dnbern gu i@iden, I'M iiber
iammtli@e ansetroHene Neuerunsen
unb DEFENDERS bo@entwtdelte Sormen
lanbwtrtbi@aftli@en 8etrtebs 8eri6t
gu erltatten. gtne 10 itarfe unb In 10
bobem @rabe reprdientattue Delesas
ton benti9er 2anb mtrtbe, bic Bis gum
"a. Stunt bic blibenbiten lanbuirtb=
l9aftli9en Diitrifte 1t, ben Ser. Staa=
ten bes Stubtums balber bur9queren
wtrb, lit nod nte pon Deuti9lanb aus
tn anberer Serren 2dnber entianbt
porben, Elm 8emets bafir, baB man
briben ben gum Ebetl bter bo9entz
wtdelten Iderbau eini@liebli@ auer
ba5u seb0risen 3i@tereten, au9 bic
ipitematil9e unb i~ntenltue &ultur pon
8eisen unb' Wats, bodentmidelte
G%nwenbuns lanbmtrtbi@aftlider Sc
rdtbe, bic gntmtdeluns bieltser 8teb
unb Pferbesu6t, neutrality-suspicious.,
Der Sdla9tbduier einsebenb uerfolst
bat unb wirbtst, unb bic gntlenbuus
elmer 10 itarfeu unb experimentation
OeleSation fam barum bur9aus als
Elm &ompliment fir bic Ser. Staaten
selten. gu wini6en lit nur, baB bic
9erren eanbwirtbe tn ibren grmar=
tansen ii6 ni6t setduldt iebet, unb iie
etne ret@e Siqe BON Nnresunsen nit
nod ber 9eimatb auridnebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Aus Der nnterreoung 5uii@en So
mig @bwarb BON England unb benz
Yapit lit gintses betannt %seworben.
Ser 9apit besribte ben &0nis In
Sran30fi@ NIT ben 8orten: sd BIN
slidlt6, gm. Maieitdt gu ieben. "
&6nis gbwarb entsesaete: sd BIN
slidlt9, bter gu ietn unb meine @llds
pani9e bener Nnberer btn3ufisen gu
f6nnen, baB sic bic Sage bes 81. Pez
trus iberl9rttten baben." Ser &eit
Der @ouueriation beftanb ansebli@
barin, baB Der &6nts it@ iber bic
Saltuns bss Yaites gu ben bauptid9s
lt6en ioctaleu Srasen bes Cages duz
berte, mdbrenb Der Papit ii@ aber bic
Gage Der Stride in @roBbrttaunteu
perbreitete. Ser papit lou ben &o:
mig informirt baben, er babe peri6nlt@
ale Sraseu besaslt@ tatbolii@er Snz
tereHen in perldtebenen Sbetlen bes
britii6en &et@es sepraft unb etn
Wemoranbum uorbereitet, benz ber
&0nts boffeutlt@ ietne @nfmertiamteit
surpenben rperbe. gtner Der pdpit>
lt@en gapldne beiu@te furs barauf bic
brttii9e 8oti@aft unb iberbra@te
&6nts gbwarb etn Bib bes Yapftes,
auf uel6em cine etsenbdnoise 8ib=
muns unb ietn Namensaus itanb.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10
LEE DECLARES STATEMENT
OF RUTHERFORD IS TRUE.
Says Phelps and Carroll w.o'o
Amendment to Franchise lux n"
-Subpoenn Out for HickoA'

Former Lieutenant Governor Lee. IL IL
understood, has corroborated the state
ment made to Circuit Attorney FOLK oy
Prosecuting Attorney w. 7. Rutherford Oh
Cahokai. who on Friday said hat ne nan
seen William Phelps and Jonn Saan
seated behind curtains In the 10 ~
chamber writing amendments Tor tne Ia.
chise-tax bill! and sendiog them 70 soh"sS'
FatriS, who introduced them ,,,,
1t is reported that the former LieoesL
Governor has stated that rune cor.
declaration in this regard is entiisLs
franchise-tax bill Was not the 9nty Iis
amended and finally killed by the Iopoysss
who sat behind the curtains.
rutherford will be q wines
before the st. Louis Grand jury.
Another witness will be Cole HickoS wno
refused to answer certain questions GeIoIe
the Grand Jury at Jefferson City ana was
sustained by the Supreme Court. just
what line of investigation Hickox Is
wanted 10 talk about is not known. ia
However. Circuit Attorney Folk is saia
to have good reasons for wanting HickoSs
testimony. and it remains 10 be seen IL inc
witness will maintain his ~obstinacy whsn
he gets before the st. Louis indSlsitoriai
bedy: With a Supreme Court decision IN
his favor. however, it is believed that ne
will still refuse to answer.
Campbell Wells. a member OF the ffouse
Of Representatives. called upon Circuit AT
torney Folk yesterday morning. He VIII DO
1t is understood that Wells will testify that
j. w. McClelland of Shannon County VIII
messed the signing of certain checks in the
Elks' cafe at Jefferson City by Joseph
Shanonn.
1t Is reported that these checks were used
in connection with schcol-book legislation:
1t has already been developed that Sl,Co
bills nave been passed around in connec-
eral Assembly. The checks. it 1t said.
were drawn on a Kansas City bank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10
COUPLE COULD NOT tsREE.
Mrs. Christina Oertel Tells Maritai
Woes at Divorce Trial.

Christina Oertel. who obtained a divorce
in Judge McDonald's court yesterday from
Ernst Oertel, stated that she and her Eus-
band could not agree upon any subject.
They quarreled during nearly all their mar
ried life. and he was cold, morose and I'M
loving. she said
In the fall of 1897 he told her to go home
to her people in New York. and said he
would pay the expenses of the trip and
then get a divorce, and made the same prop
osition in 1900. she stated. He left her Janu-
airy 5 last.
Oertel was In court. but did not contest
the case. The custody of their four chill
dren was granted to her. An order was
made, under an agreement, that he pay her
$3.50 and $40 a week.
Judge Mcdonald did not approve OF the
agreement. thinking a man of Oertel's
means ought to contribute more. as the
children's education should be provided for.
Mrs. Oertel was willing, however. to &C
cept the allowance. If 1t be found INSULT
Client she can come into court and apply for
an increase.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10
COLONIAL COMPANIES ASSETS
REMOVED TO Commonwealth
Final Arrangement of Trust Institu-
ton Merger Completed Without
Any Opposition.

The removal of the assets and effects OF
the Colonial Trust Company to the Com
monwealth Trust Company commenced yes
of the two institutions have been complet-
ed. and tomorrow morning they Will open
for business as one concern.
Officials of the Colonial said yesterday
that almost all the stock had been turned
in for exchange. and no opposition to
Thomas w. Crouch, president OF the Colo
NAL Company. issued the following state
ment to stockholders yesterday:
The merger Of the business of this com.
pany with that of the Commonwealth Trust
Company now being an assured fact. l beg
to advise you that the Commonwealth
Trust Company has this day assumed all
liability of the Colonial Trust Company 10
its depositors. Checks now outstanding and
that may hereafter be drawn against FUNDS
deposited with the Colonial Trust Company
will be paid by the Commonwealth Trust
Company.
."The Colonial Trust Company will re-
move its offices after business hours to-day,
SO that on Monday next and thereafter the
depositors of this company will receive a
welcome at the Office Of the Commonwealth
NAL passbook so that it may be written up
and the balance transferred to a pasSbooR
of the Commonwealth Trust Company.
There will be no interruption whatever
Iaf business relations, as the officers and
ffSEce of the Colonial Will be transferred to
SNssommonwealth.
result of the merger of the two
among tbehe Commonwealth takes a place
Of the city. aa sa with n IT'S increased faciIi.
eart t% m me yo;action of business will
certainty merit youl patronage"
E. Jaccnrd Jewelry CO... Office at
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broao.ay and Locust.
Hrit<J FOR catalogue. 1000 snyrdriD.. to.ieI RE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10
COL, SIMPSON MAY Be
PUT ON COMMISSION
President Roosevelt, 1t Is Said,
Favorably Impressed With
Texas Man of Affairs.
THEY MET WHILE IN ST. LOUIS.
Appointment of Ex-Governor Say
ers, the Chief Executive Fears,
Night Prove to Be an En-
barrassing Precedent.
REPTRIIc Special.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. May a.-Colonel John n.
Simpson. who went to ST. Louis last week
to be present at the Worlds Fair Dedi-a-
ton ceremonies. has returned home.
Many friends have called an him 10 con-
graduate him on the movement to have
bership on the Panama Canal Commission
and TO express the hope that he Will be
successful in securing the position.
Colonel Simpson declined TO discuss the
subjec, fer publication. but said he was
''in the hands Of his friends"
A close personal friend of Colonel Simp-
son. WIN was also in St. Louis during the
Dedication ceremonies, had this to say
I'VE have good reason for feeling encour-
aged to believe that Colonel Simpson Will
receive the appointment AS near as could
be learned in ST. Louis. President Roose-
welt has dismissed from serious considera-
ton all parts of the Gulf section CT the
country except Texas and Louisiana for a
Mace on the Commission, and that the eligi-
BILE candidates at this time are practically
limited to Colonel Simpson OF Dallas ana
Secretary Hester Of the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange.
"CoIonel Simpson and President Roosevelt
met socially at ST. Louis. but l feel sure
that neither suggested anything about the
Commission at the meeting. I learned, now
ever, that President Roosevelt stated 10
prominent men in st. Louis hal Colonsi
Simpson was being given much thought Ior
the place by him. The President stated
in substance: MI a..
commission. / have a strong, personal NIX
ing and a high official regard for ex-Goy-
ernor Savers, who is splendidly indorseo,
hut 1 cannot see my way clear TO appoinl
him. for the reason that 1t would estaoiisn
what might prove to be an embarrassing
PRECEDENT. The fact IL I have more than
one hundred applications from among ior-
tuer Governors, Senators. Representalves
it,Congress and other positions In the pup
ss~sveTyice. and IL should appoint governor
cammi2 membership on the Panama cana.
IN hae'I eiren eowould feel that they should
De given egSl consideration for other
Be compelled to SLY 1t looks o,n as II , w91 nn
the commission from sn .n a msn who have
not held public position.ohs neA wa"
This attitude of the resident leads
Colonel Simpson, while formsi,. beinr
| quite active in Texas Democratic r i;tics
has stood aloof from party affairs noe
1896. He is generally classed as a gofS
standard Democrat, and Is understood te
have voted for Palmer and Buckner In tns
| presidential campaign OF seven years ago.
He is q national banker. a cattle raiser ane
railroad director-essentially a man OF III
| fairs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10
INTERESTING NEWS ABOUT
MISSOURIANS AT WASHINGTON
Oliver c. M~cCardelrs Juvenile Stories
Il BE Published in Book Form-stias
Ellis o q Dentist.
The Republic Bureau.
las Times building.

leo 4iIncS ollbQhks
Washington, May s.-WM Dean. formerly
Of St. Louis. now employed in the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, recently re-
turned from a ten days visit TO MS Iatner
In ST. Louis. who has bean III: NJ n,o
has held a position in the Census Office, has
been sent to Mexico to assist IN some spe-
cial work relating to the census;
Three hundred or more Mlsourlans tesio-
ing in Washington took aovansass OF tMe
reduced railroad rates to atteno the Deoi-
cation ceremonies in st. Louis. -.
George H. Alexander OF missouri, a clerA
in the office Of the Internal Revenue bu.
reau, has received an increase In salary Oh
Miss Katherine t. Andrews of Sweet
Springs, Mo. who is employed In the Blu,
reau of Engraving and PrlnIlns, IeIuLneo
to-day from a short visit to Sweet Springs.
She visited relatives in Marshall ana trienos
David W. MAY. formerly of Columbia,
Mo, who was engaged in experimental
work in the Department OF Agrlculture. ID
now connected with the Kentucky state
College at Lexington - ,,.,s.
MIR. May, who Is q wei-hIloWn sS.eL.,S..
race horse skeletons for the st: Louis
Worlds Fair The work will be done by
the students of Kentucky College at Lex
ington.
Mrs. Patty Peary of st. Joseph, No. who
has made Washington. her home Tor tne
past three years. has been compelled to
leave the city on account OF III neatsn; sne
will spend two months with reiatives IN
Missouri and then. in company with her
husband. go to the Pacinc coast 70 spehu
Henry T. Clayton and Fred A. Holden
of Missouri. who are clerks in the Treasury,
ave received increases OF salary.
Silas Ellis Of st. Louis VINO mas neio
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