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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
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fabriirtt QiQsu Cucdflber sntbllttn. Stelts
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Saltimpre=S =Sbip= =Giicnbnbn=
GrfnriipnS: Bulletin.

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Wnn. GeasJslcfSirp unc Ceedu'Situ,
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9lui alien ,3igsH iiir Die S9ius uHn 8iids
abrt Qitig.
$1,000 Baltimore udcb RidadrasT Tdlle uuo
;urilf 5reitas, 81. juIi. Sluete iiHo Tur
jcbn Sage aitiq Spejdiug aus onrb=
luuicuOtu Gua6cs, uno lullman=4ariorz
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d1eittr 8cncpu, 9uroctte u NlaudD 6bunt
@bttbcr unb &obtitcr uuo SbOuituO IS
lduos uuO 5uriif rur $50.
S66.25-Saltimore RaCb gan 5rduIiSep.
Sal. une suriIf, selegeutItd1 oes gtdtto'
nol=6colagtrs Der IS a. j." 9ilstt
uerOcn bonn 81 SuIi bis l3. Auouit, tius
ibliebib, pcrtnuit 0iltiQ bis Inm L.
Sftobcr WnrDlduosr Aoauptqudrticr= BUG
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9nit, INN 10 llbr &OrmittaQs. t205
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

giQ's gaar> unb Bart 4@irbrmittfl,
Sdfoarj Ocsr Braun. (Lj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

9arts, %. SuIi. - 9rdIiOent
2oubet nirO 6ei Der N}eFe in 9}Otre
Dame am 0ienitag rsprdIentirt iein,
GinIooungen an offi3ieGe Peri0nli6=
teiten perDen i'm J}amen oe5 pGpitliz
6en guntius erIaTen peroen, pel6er
nG6reno Der Geremonie, Die genau
oerienigen bei'm 5oDe Pius oesg}eunz
ten gIet6en fpiro, ben 36ron einnebz
men ptrb. Der e6emalige 9rGiiDent
GaIimir 9erier befano iid geitern
unter Den 8efu6ern auf Der g}unttaz
tur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Munncrbarc Hettuna.

N} N}u6anop @ith Pd. %. .Suli.
- SSo6n Nacepage, elmer Der fiini
W2dnner, rpeI6e geitern Qbeno in Der
GIenqopan 3e9e burd Das ploBltz
DIE Our6bre6en unteriroiI6er Sc
pGIIer eingei4lOFen purben, I'll Reute
friib lebeno gerettet nproen. ST puroe
bur6 zen WdiIerIdpoG in eine 8dmz
mer gefiibrt, lpel6e ii6er Dem gtlpeau
bes Wafers liegt.
Seine 2etbensgefGbrten Qlerdnoer
2nn9, peter &ledner, WtattAep She
ftnsti unb Wli6del goncosti limb nod
ni4t uuf9efunben.
- Der neue 3reu3er r9dlpsiton,
psl9er beI6lagna6mt purbe, ais Die
Srigg S9iffsbaufirma 8unterott
mu4te, puroe geitsrn gu Ridmpno,
9a., pom Stupel gelufen.
= Sin 5tp0lf30Qiger MDrIar burit
geitern bei elmer S6ieBprobs auf Dem
Regierungs S4ieBplabe 3u SanDp
6oot, R.sg. Die geOienung bsfanO
iid 6inter bOmbenfelten @dllen uno
enttam unpsrleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

RaIdle sHbnc.

Beaumont, Ser, %. SuIi. -
Der Icger U}OoneD 2(Qtn bernunbete
6euta ben Poli3iiten 8olter Stunsz
6urD t0otljh uno puroe oann bon
8urgern perfolgt unO nieOergei4oIz
len. 2(Qen bate feline 5rau gu ermor=
Zen DerIudt uno f6oB Den qOli3iiten,
ais i'm beriel6e per6dften poate, niez
nar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
N2itteIz uno QororuBlano 128,OOO

U}ittel= uno glororuBluno 128,00O
Wlann 81 mobiliitren uno otslelben,
fuus bic Greigniiie ss erbeiIaen, 10
fort nd9 Oitaiien gu entienoen. Gr
beri8tet fsrner, buB na6 Oer&iiftebr
Des rufIii6en 8rieg8miniitsrS 8ene=
raj Ruroputtin cine auBeroroentIi4e
SiBung oes ruiii6en StdatsratRes
unter 8oriiB oes G5aren itdttfinoen
miro, in pel9er jeoenfan5 mt6tige
8ei4IifIe bs5igli9 Der N&unoI4ureIz
6rage gsfaBt peroen Oiirften.
gen gOrt ais omerit IL
nii9es' 8upreut4.
Wien, %. Syuli. - 6einria Gonz
rieo, Der Director oes rMetropOlitan
Opera 6puIe" in Nep gort, fin
oigt an, oaB er fir Die Nep Dorter
2tuffi6rung BON o9arIipul" Burg
ituGer, pan Roop uno Sernina engaz
qirt bat. 2(u6 bat er 6elir U}ottl
al5 9iri9ent oerpfli6tet. 6r. Gonrieo
iagt, es iei iein g6rgei3, g}ep : Yort
gum ameritaniI6en 8upreut4 gu ma
den.
8Obs oarf nt4t tommen.
Qonoon, %. Suli. - 9as 8a=
binet bat gegen Den beu6iintigten 8e=
iu6 Oss 6eIomarI6au5 2OrO Roberts
in ben Ser. .Stuaten i'm nd6iten9er6it
iein 8eto eingelegt.
9ieisr 8eI6luB nuroe nur 3ogerno
gefaBt, bod puroe conitutirt, oaB
oringlide 3eformfra8en auf Dem Sc
biete oe8 6eere8lpeiens uno Der 6eIoz
5ug in SomaIiIuno bic 2lnpeienbeit
oe5 6eIomarI6al8 in GnglunO unbez
oingt not6nenoig mu6ten.
Rube in Sunto 0omin8 D.
Gan Domingo, %. Suit. -
Der GongreB Der 3epubIit Santo0oz
mingo bat bic 0ubl Oes Generals
Do8 y Gil gum 9rdIioenten unO Die
oeS Generals 9e86amp5 gum 8icez
9rdIiosnten Der RepubIit protlumirt.
9a8 Qdno lit rubig uno Die Sc
iaGft5au5ij6ten beFern iif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

norOen, DaB Die gonfsren3 BON Bort
Qlrt6ur, nel6e Die grDffnung oisier
beiOen 6dfen 6ei6lOB, ferner enti6iez
ben bat, oaB, o6pobl 8uBlonO urz
1prungIi6 aue3psiglinien Der manOz
idurii6en 8a6n iel6er ou86aucn
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laoen per0en iouen. Oa es 8uBlunO
an 8apitol fe6It, nm Oos 0ert aQein
Our63ufii6ren.
RuBlanD's 8erii6erungen be3iigz
Ii6 Der OeffnunQ Der 3Dei !6dfen
perDen jeBt ais BON nod geringerer
8eoeutung angeIebsn, ais frijber, oa
man nun peiB, oaB OieIe alien 2Gnz
bern qe0Ffnet iein fonen, pGbreno
man Die 2lnfiinoiQung, oaB 2tusldnz
Der CUR 8et6eiligung am 8abnbuu
eingelaoen fperoen foQen, i'm 6inbItd
duf Die ur6itrGre uno 0eIpottf6e Be
6anblunq uu5ndrtiger llnternebmunz
gen in 8ldOibpitot uno dnoer5no
auf ruIiii6em 8ebiet, geraDe3u Oerz
Iadt; e6eniO omuIirt man ii6 audi
OarUbar, baB 8uBlano, pie au5 ar
Oieien 8eriihsrungen 6erou56Iidt, bic
MonOi6urei 6ereit8 ais iein Gigenz
t6um betra6tet.
Srauer 8un68e6ung auf
BprtO 8icp.
Can Suon, QOrto g3ico, %.
%Hli. - gu G6ren Oe5 bin8eIdie0ez
len 9opits5 2eo Oe5 Drei3e6nten purz
cfn geitern in alien Crtan bic 9Ioden
itiinOli6 geldutet uno peroen nod
3nei uno einen 6aI6en Sag itUnOIt4
gcIdutet peroen. 9roBe 5rauerfeierz
lthfeiten iinb in 8Drbereitund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
5Seitta9e 1T Dublin,
9dnig GowarO's I1r(ud in dublin.
6ruRe Militdr= =Gepne. nnO Ip1tcr
sldnSenSer Gmpfan9 int
SHlpHc.

0as gr0Bte 66lodtidiff Der @eIt
Dox 6tapsl 9elafIen, - gr0ffz
nung Der llnteriudun9 iiber Die
2(nIprii6e zines grzOrgelOre6ers
auf Die @rofiaoft 9oulett. -
8omunidreiber 6orieon 8eitor=
ben. - Cornelius @anOerbilt unO
Satin in 9un3i9 fetirt. : Y}oz
ce0oniIfe 6ruge obermol5 i'm
atuten Stadium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

t3nm ieinem 0a6foIgsr gum 8eiten
Der 8irfe. 5eDem Wlitglieoe Der 6az
mile 9eo's miro jeoo9 Elm tperthpOlz
les 8ei4ent perma9t, pel6es ii6 Der
grbe aus ben 9egenitdnbsn in Den
@emd4erR Oes qnpites auspdblen
cart, uno GbnIide @eI6ente limb fir
ne 2ter3te beitimmt. Der 9eidmmtz
lpertR oe5 binterlafenen Gigentbums
1T nod ni4t feftgeiteGt,
Ut Hequtemmeife in Der pc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
w. Il. plummer. of Cole County
Favors His Nomination
for Governor.
SAYS SENTIMENT IS GENERAL.
Declares He viii Be Help 10
Ticket and Put Away Charges
Made Against Democrats
rs 10 Roodling.
REruHLrc SPECIAL

| RErUHtIC SPECIAL
jefferson city. Mo. Sept 3i-w H.
Plummrr. foreman of tho Cole County
Grand Jury. which has been Investigating
Legislative corruption during the two
weeks OF It's existence. is IN favor of the
nomination OF Circuit Attorney Joseph w.
Folk for Governor. Mr.. rlummer is ono
Of tho brst-known Snd highly respected
| citizens OF Cole County and n thorough
going Democrat.
The first news OF his position on thr GU
hernatorial situation occurred last week
after an artiuous days work in the Grand
Jury. A politician OF Jc.rersoa City re-
marked 20 a group of men. o. whom Mr.
Plunmer was one. that there were not a
half-doxen persons IN jefferson City VINO
wero for Folk for Governor.
We'll. let mo tell you." quickly spoke up
tho Grand Jury foreman. that II there
are six others I am the seventh who is
now In jefferson City. am for him for
Governor. from start TO finish"
Afterwards Mr.. plummer said that IN
his part of the county the majority were
for Folk.
Il am not posted on Jefferson CITY,"
SAID Mr Piummer. but think that tho
sentiment is general In my part OF the
county. though little has been said about
the matter.
'Mr. Folk has done a great work. and
we are now engaged in trying TO continue
who believes in the best interests of the
party. favor tho nomination of Mr.. Folk.
HE VIII be a help 70 the ticket and put
away ~ X. 'he ,e.s, ssarge that tho Demosra's are
boodiing and hoodlers"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
BIC ATTENDANCE
At CONVENTION.
Twenty-Five Thousand Odd Eel.
lows Gather in Annual Con
clave at Baltimore.
DELEGATES ARRIVING HOURLY.
Several Important Changes in
the Lodges and the Ritual
Come Up for DISPOSE,
tion at Meeting.

Baltimore. Sept 21.-The opening exer.
cises of the annual convention OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
began here this morning at O'Clock in
Ford's Opera-house. The Sovereign Grand
Lodge previously assembled at Rennerts
Hotel and marched to the opera house nm.
der command OF Grand Marshal John B.
Hockburn OF Indiana, escorted by the pa.
triarchs militant.
At the opera-house Grand Master Ed.
ward Rossman OF the Grand Lodge OF
Maryland delivered an address OF well
come. which was responded to by Govern
or John Walter Smith on the part of
Maryland and Mayor Robert NJ McLane
for Baltimore
. Grand Sire John B. Goodwin OF Georgia
then made an address. after which the
Soverein Grand Lodge proceeded to Odd
Fellows Temple and began its secret de-
liherations.
The annual report of Grand Sire and
Commanosr-in-Chie John B. Goodwin.
which was read. shows the order to be in
a 6ourishing condition.
now In Baltimore 5000 visiting Odd Fell
lows. and officials Of the order say that
many more will be here tomorrow and
Wednesday.
Grand Sire Charles NJ. Goodwin OF Attain
tn. Ga, and General NJ. A. Raney. COM
manding the militant. Grand Master Ed
ward Rossmaa OF Maryland was master
of ceremonies. At the same time. a con-
cert at the Pstriarchs Militant headquar-
tiers In the Fifth Regiment Armory was In
progress.
AT a meeting to-day OF the Patriarchs
Militant a resolution was adopted to per
nit the militant branch OF the order to
recruit its forces from subordinate lodges
The resolution viii be presented to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, the acceptance by
the latter being required before II be-
comes y law.
Another important matter acted upon by
the delegates was q resolution requesting
the Sovereign Grand Lodge 10 authorize
the revision Of the standard Patriarchs
Militant volume. The volume was formu-
lated and printed in 1855. and has been the
ritual Of this branch of the order since its
formation.
At the reception tonight In Fifth Regt-
ment Armory. General NJ. A Ranch com
mRnding general of the Patriarchs Mill
tant. received a diamond-studGsd sword
II was presented by Grand Sire John b
Goodwin on behalf of the STAFF of the
grand sire
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

Rs@as @di Paris. aa cf
TsTss T. fSSis kss; NJ st. wi Nj Bailey ST
cSiiiieo,he: tSfSs Mimi. Potter Memphis: WIIism
pnsnlHs 5nSTnlnstOn' Memphis; Wood o,a9sS. psg,s
Iarry fssdsrick Butler: Bertha l. TsSma.
Troy; - Frank Bro%neii n s ESeeisos " sprnss: n r.
n. Cobb: MeFsil: G L. Fasin. West Plains;
ton: X Ira 1' hsRsR MsRs. R enscn MO n ER@,a a
kansas as.;1sy Sy Kns spTinssed H.
5. MiiIeTs Moserix: Ulysses p, Miner: MOsssse
smith, Poplar Blgfi: Bdssrd D. HOLMES. Tar
Clara Mon.it, Kansas city. Mary corneIias.
Sns. ia"i:: n nseus Frank H. t sseass. Merise E u. L
smith no,.sgD sgFinSn;sd ,ds NJ siTm9ns ss5ss
bury; Maud Thomas Kansas asa City; n:
s,.nnI: MTs u1s siekpsa sIa 4 dsRsf GsS.
Annie Hurst. St. joseph; H. A. Tucker. SPRING
Ha.s Holm A Joseph % '. Jennie sedas
iasea ss T. sssad a aSsf
sass S ssS 4 Es' T. dsss k H
n; Laughiin: KlTksytlle: ] p Cole Colum.
ashn Ga Ct Rqis sf s5 Ms cas
ence: E. T. Carstaphen. ST. Louis; a. G. Hill
drsth, 81. Louis: Harry NJ. Still, Kinks,
Laughlin, kirksville; Helen n Barber. Kansas
City; L. NJ Walsh. Kansas City: Mary Hutchi-
son. Plevenia; Mrs b. Harris. ST. Louis, =; r.
Springs: T. s. Geesiln. Maysville: ". J. Con-
nor. Kansas City; Nellie II. Collins. Lees sum
init; James A. Collins. Lees Summit: Mary E.
Harwood. Kansas City; E. c. Smith, Marcsline.
Elizabeth Ingram, 81. Louis: Z. c Link, KRIS
vile: Media McNiel. wellsville:. Elizabeth VII
son. st. Louis: ?. A Geesln. Eagieytle;
Emma 3 Cooper. Kansas City: Masdalne stIa-
wins. 81. Charles: Frank L. Btxby. kirksvil,e:
Jesse Hyatt. Macon; Minnie Shaub; st Louis
Carrie II. Asalock, Kansas City; NJ p. Csrk:
Kirksvile; James NJ. Laughlfn Kansas City'
I; H Grsnsnaw St & Louis; Chastss Mss,cS: 3:
G 3, san; Klsksville: A K: King. St. r.s LSs,s;
s., Louis; James J. Reckham s. , Louis; Hvni Wii-
81. Louis: William o. Waite. 81, Louis: G n
P. II. Murray. Columbia: Flora Kaiser. Edna;
w II. White. St Louis: Thomas J. Jones, st.
Louis: 8, p Keiso. Fulton; Mary u. Hotsess.
Benton: Jenny Fleming Columbia: g. T. Lyme.
Leayenworth. kas.: r. Ludden. 81. Louis: J.
B. Hayward. 81. Louis: George ". Bean. Kan
sas City: Annie Peters. Kansas City. h L
Conler. st. Louis: Herman Goetz. 81. Louis:
Nettie Shanks, Benjamin: r. II. Nuckles. La
Sale: B. F. overstreet. KanEas City: r. H
Beech. Bethany; v. II. Greenwood Kansas City.
The next meeting OF the board will be
held at Kirksville in January.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
S0THERN AND MISS HARMED
IN THEIR OWN PLAY.

Washington. Sept. H.-The regular the
atrical season opened in Washington to-
night. and new play was offered to the
American public for the first time. It was
The Light That Lies in woman's Eyes
at the Columbia Theater. 1t revealed E.
d. sotherD. the actor. as a playwright.
starring with his wife. Virginia Harmed.
In one OF his own productions.
IL drew large audience. official So
ciety, the army and navy and the regu-
lar contingent of frst-nighters being out
in full force.
The Sothern production Is a comedy Of
rare beauty. with an interesting story. set
on by elaborate scenery.
MISS Harmed received an ovation, and.
after the first act. the audience compefIed
the author, Mr. Sothern. 10 come before
ne footlghts and make speech. Miss
harned after this weeks engagement I'M
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
FENDER SAVED GIRLS LIFE.
Agnes Brown Carried Several
Feet After Being Struck.

Agnes Brown, years old. living at No.
AS North broadway. had a miraculous
escape from being crushed TO death last
night BY q street car
She was crossing the street at No. s6SS
North Seventh street when she was run
down by Bellefontaine car. Motorman
James Farley did not notice the child. on
account OF the shadows in the street. un-
til the car was on her. He attempted to
stop the car. but was too late
The child Was caught by the fender and
carried several feet She was taken to a
nearby doctors office and found only TO
have sustained slight scratch on the left
leg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Comment Caused by Appoint
ment of Former Vail of
Beirut TO Brusa.
is REALLY A PROMOTION.
Considered Probable That UnSd
States Minister Leishmanh
VIII Protest and May
Demand Recall.

constantiuoplc Sept 21.-The Servfar
Governments reply Ia the Portc's repre-.
s'n'ations elys measures have been taken
TO prevent bands entering Macedonia and
| that strong hand which was preparing
| to cross the frontier has already been dis
| pcrscd
| The ServiRu reply adds. however, that
" the persecution OF Christians and the
| eScesses OF the Turkish troops continue
ann serious reforms are not introduced the
Government Will be unable to restrain the
popular agitation in servia.
me nnihvorable comment aroused by
me appointment OF Reshid Pasha the
| FORMER Vail OF Beirut TO be VnII of Brilsa
| which II really n promotion. continues
The action of the Porte IN this connection
ls regarded here as challenge TO the
,epresehtaIves OF the Powers. especially
70 the American Minister who. Il Is
Thought is likely TO protest and may pos
sihiy demand Reshid Pssha's recall from
brnsa, IN the Interests OF the American
educntion establishment in that vilayct
Reports from Beirut say the appoint
ment OF Hahn PashR TO be Vail of Beirut
has caused much disappointment. The in
haoitants expected that Nazim Pasha the
YAH OF syria, who inspired confidence by
his conduct when he became Acting Vail
after Reshid Pasha's removal. would be
made Vail
CONSIDERS IT A TRANSFER.
'''&'''hhN'i. Stui. OIL ue 1le-
partment still has under consideration the
matter of the appointment OF the retiring
Vail of Beirut to be Vail Of Brusa.
Al present the officials are disposed 10
regard tho appointment In the light OF a
transfer rather than promotion but
further inquiry into tho facts by Minister
l,eishmsn may change this view OF the
case.
IL was said at the State Department to-
day that II was the original intention of
the Sultan TO appoint the former Vail OF
Beirut to bo Suh-Secretary OF the Depart
ment OF the Interior. and IL IL intimated
that the strong representations against
this appointment made by Minister Leish-
man We're effective.
In his cablegram to-day, Minister IIeIsh-
man states that the American claims
agalnst turkey are not receiving salts
factory attention by the Porte.
communications have reached the State
Department urging this Government TO say
or do something that will put a stop to the
atrocities In Turkey. II Is said that this
pressure does not emanate from the mis-
s!onartes. officials at the State Depart
ment are reticent about the probability OF
the United States giving expression to the
FEELING with which the alleged atrocities in
Turkey are viewed by the people OF the
United States, but they say that reports
from Turkey show that the deeds daily
perpetrated In sections OF that country are
of such n character as to shock civiliza-
tton and necessarily are OF deep concern
TO us,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
SHOT ON HIS RETURN HOME,
Woman With Jim Frost Claims
to BE His Wife.
RHrusrlc sPR1Al..

Carthage. Me-, Sept. g.-Jim Frost, an
Indian. was shot Saturday at Neck City.
near here. by Il. r, Bowles,
Pearl Rowland. who represented herself
to be Frost's wife. was with him st the
time he was shot.
The girl went 10 81. Louis to meet
Frost on his return from Washington.
where he had been 10 see officials In an
effort TO obtain permission 20 buy whisky,
he wishing 20 open \ saloon In Neck City.
After the shooting. Bowles's attorney.
r. A, Mooneyhan. wired the marriage H.
cense clerk at CLAYTON, Mo. to learn II a
license had heen issued TO them. He has
been unable TO learn that they have ever
been married
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
sIxTY-EIeHr MORE PRECINCTS.
New boundaries TO Contain 500 In.
stead OF 400 Voters.

Secretary John Ellsperman. Jr.. OF the
Board Of Election Commissioners has COM
pleted the redistricting OF the city as far
as the precincts are concerned. and Is now
waiting for the joint committee of the
Council and House TO decide on the ward
boundaries.
There Is an increase in the number OF
precincts In all the wards. This Is Ire
because the present division is based on
800 votes TO each precinct. while formerly
# was too. The greatest increase is In the
First. Tenth and Twenty-eighth Wards.
while the Nineteenth is the only one re-
naming the same as in 1900
The total is toI precincts. against SIS In
isoo an increase of IS precincts. -ss',
The following table shows the number
OF precincts In each ward.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
FIVE CARS ARE TELEscoPED,
Tank of Oil Exploded in Wreck
Near Rocky Ford.

Rocky Ford. Colo. Sept u.-Santa Fe
passenger train No. COZ ran into the rear
end OF an extra freight train one mile
west Of Rocky Ford. telescoping five cars
of the freight train.
A tank Of oil exploded setting fire to
the wreck
Engineer John Aadigsn. who Jumped
from his engine, was badly hurt Mrs.
E, L Drake of Alya, Ok. was severely
bruises and some of the other passen-
gers badly shaken up
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
EXPERIMENT IN STOCK FOODS.
Cattle to Be Placed on Four Diff
ferent Diets.
REPCBLlc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia, No. Sept. si.-The Agricul-
iurai Department of Missouri University
has just completed shed hundred feet
long by thirty feet wide, which Will be
used for series OF experiments in stock
feeding.
One hundred head OF high-grsde cattle
VIII be fed in these experiments. which
will extend from now until about Christ
mas -Four kinds OF feed will be used
grass and corn. gluten and grass, corn
and cotron-seed meal and corn and linseed
meal
Experiments already carried cut show
that the gain made by feeding haseed or
cctton-seeG meal and corn Is Approximate
ly two and o1e-hslf pounds per day The
result IS sls<htiy IN favor of ltnseed meal
In actual gain though very little. hut in
pro1s the result favors the cotton-seed
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
YOUNG PHYSICIAN ENDS LIFE.
Note Left by Doctor stephens
Explains His Act.

RkfCslIC SPECIAL.
West Plains. No, sert 2i-poetor W.
S, stephens a young physician, committed
suicide in the Office OF his father. Doctor
A. J, STEPHENS, with whoEa he was asso-
cissed ia practice. a, an early hour this
morning, He took 8 iarge dose os NOR
phine
ne young man had a dispute with his
tsthef, ana In u letter, written before
committing the decd, he gave this as the
SSoSe> he was a graduate of Barnes
Meascsl CoiieSo, and was a roommate s,f
len ST, Louis last spring and went 10
Houston, Nc, and attempted suicide.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
To.eAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.

Yesterdays bank clearinss were i9.ssa.-
ca2. balances. ti.itS.0S. Local discount
rates were between & and per cent. Do
ineHtic exchange was quoted as follows
Now York. 5Dc premium bid. b0c premium
asked: Chicago. i0c premium hid ibc pre-
inum asked. Cincinnati. lSnilsville and
New orleHne. tOc discount bid. par asked.
Wheat cloard lower at So bee. NlsaS6c
No. rcd, Corn closed lower nt 45'.da31sc
O., Dec. igisa4Sisc M mixed. oatH
closed at 56lsg bid bee. 3Sd3slsc No :
mixed
The local market FOR spot cotton was
unchanged.