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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
SAYS CONTINENTAL COMPANY
WILL NOT SELL ITS PLANTS.
Paul Brown Declares That Tobacco
Can BE Handled Cheapest
in st. Louis.

Paul Brown, resident director Of the
Continental Tobacco Company. last night
denied the report that his company would
move its factories from St Louis to Louis.
Vile
1t was said that this action would be
taken because they could be operated
cheaper in Louisville, as Louisville IS
nearer the tobacco-growing region and be
cause the st. Louis factories could be
sold to advantage.
Our factories in Louisville do not pro-
duce one-ffth as much tobacco as those in
St. Louis" said Mr.. Brown. More to-
bacco is manufactured in St. Louis than
N any four States in the country. barring
Iobacco can be produced as cheap here
IS anywhere. Our factories here are the
nnest IN the world. and contain the hesr
Hhd most improved machinery. The idea
Ihat thls Immense business would he re-
moved as an enormous expense, Is ab-
On the contrary, We are making altera-
s uoIs ana changes that will materiaIIv in
crease our output al
Ihere Is absolutely no truth in tbasa
reports; and l can anticipate no condiffon
be taken" S ~S1toA 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

| morning Roth sides waived p-oTirnI-
nariss. and judge Shelton ordered a raael
| II thirty Jurors called. from which a
/ fury was selected NJ a short afternoon
session. The jury IS composed Of the fo.-
/ lowing men:
| John Jeans. Robert James. William Ia
rue. George Jennings, J. II. Pollard. +. y.
| owen. J. g. Downing, James Kelly. 2. T.
Huston. II. Humphrey. J. ". SkurIock
and J. ". Wilson.
| At o'clock court was adjourned TIL
a m. tomorrow. when the taking Of tcs-
/ timony will begin.
Barnes. the young defendant. IS charged
with murder in the second degree in an
. Indictment which alleges that he mali
/ ciously killed Representative Rhodes Clay
/ Of Audrain County on July 10. 1872. The
/ case promises to be a hard-fought legal
battle.
BIG ARRAY OF LEGAL TALENT.
Representative Green Clay. father OF
the dead Assemblyman. and the latter's
successor IN the legislative halls at JEFF
ferson City. was on hand early with a
large number OF attorneys.
Young Barnes arrived early. His chief
defender will be =. II. Cullen OF Mex
ico. who defended Alexander Jester sew
eraI years ago at New London. No.
when the latter was on trial. charged with
the murder Of Gilbert Gates. brother Of
John W. Gates. the millionaire steel mag
nate. The other attorneys for the de-
fense are +. Il. Jesse and Orlando Hit
Of Mexico, r. II. Norton. o. II. Avery and
W. r. Young OF Troy.
The prosecution is led bv Assistant Attor-
ney General Samuel B. Jsairies. Prosecut-
ing Attorney II. l.. Buckley OF Audrain
County. Edward Z. Yates Of Kansas City.
r u. Rodgers OF Mexico. Z. Voolfolk OF
Troy, W. ". Fry OF Mexico. John D
Orear OF Mexico and ". a. Dudley. Pros
ecuting Attorney OF Lincoln County. COM
pIete the States array.
OVER 90 WITNESSES.
Two hundred and twenty-six witnesses
have been summoned by the plaintiff and
defendant. One hundred have already ar
rived. and the remainder are expected IN
town on early trains tomorrow. All the
hotels are crowded. as a result Of the in
rush.
When the afternoon session convened at
2sS0 O'Clock. this afternoon. the little
courtroom was crowded to sufocation.
The trial. II is believed. will take
week TO try. II Is said nisht sessions will
be resorted 10.
sation here. and the memorable pistol
duel in front OF the Post Office at Mexico.
where Barnes and Clay met. is being con-
stantly recited.
GEORGE W. o'MALLEY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
BROTHERS MEET
PECULIAR DEATHS Z
Within Thirteen Months j. s. and
L. +. Moore Die Suddenly
in Hotels.

Within thirteen months. l. ". Moore
. or tho firm OF Thompson & Moore, Ma
uoaaI SsooIyards. H.. has taken two
. brothers To their old home in South Caro-
lima for burial. both OF whom died under
peculiar circumstances in St. Louis and
East St Louis.
Last night lir. Moore started for Plains.
South Carolina. with the body OF J. S
Moore. his brother. who was found dead
yesterday morning In the Portland Hotel
by a hellDoy.
The dead man had regis tered as ]. Y.
Meyers OF New York.
lie arrived Saturday night Yesterday
morning Elmer Lyons, q belboy. knocked
at his d1Or. ana. receiving no answer,
looked through the transOm- He saw that
Moore was dead and notified the prOprie-
tor ut the hotel More had retired at
l3s.'. and had left a call for 80.
in his pocket was found a letter ad-
dressed % l. ". Moore, National Stock
Yards. Illinois. The latter was notiied
and came here at 10 O'Clock. He identified
tEe body as that Of his brother, ]. s.
Moore. and gave orders for 1t TO be taken
charge OF By an undertaken.
The circumstances at first pointed to
suicide. but n the Coroner's inquest 1t
developed that Moore had died OF croupous
pneumonia
l.. W. Moore said that he had received
telegram from his brother Thursday or
Friday stating that he was coming to ST.
Louis, but that he missed him Saturday
night at Union Station and concluded that
he had delayed his trip
Why he registered under an assumed
name he did not know. The dead man was
- years Old and was a bOokkesper and
salesman in the employ OF Carson & Co.
at kersiaw. :. g.
September 4. 1902. L. F. Moore. another
brother. in the employ OF the Cahn-Har-
rinEtCn Mule Company. died in East st,
Louis. The COrOncr's inquest resulted in
verdict Of death by morphine poisoning.
n IS presumed that he was dr7igged and
robbed Mr- Moore accompanied his body
home. He was found in his room at 3
o'clock one night and died at 4 o'clock the
next day
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
Remains Constantly With Young
Husband in Murder Trial
at Troy, Mo.
JURY IS QUICKLY IMPANELED.
Taking of Testimony Expected to
Begin This Morning-Impos-
ing Array of Counsel Ap-
pears for Hard Battle.
HrA srAEE coREEsroNpENr.

By 4 STAFF CORRESPONDENT.
Troy. No. oct. 19-CIarence A. Rarnes.
charged with murder in the second degree
for the killing OF Representative Rhodes
Clay At Mexico, Audrain County, was
called in the Circuit Court here to-day on
a change oS venue.
Mrs. Barnes, n bride OF only four
months. sat beside her husband in the
prisoners dock all through the proceed
inFs OF the day and has signihed her IN
tcntion OF remaining constantly with him
through the trial.
The bride arrived with her mother-in-
law. Mrs. a. c. Barnes, shortly before
court opened for the afternoon session.
when she came down the aisle her hus-
band arose 10 meet her and escorted her
through the railing into that section OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
SKINNER TO GO ON MACHIAS.
Gunboat Ordered to Take Consul
to Abyssinia.
REPURLIc SPECIAL

Washington. oc;y 1a.-Or5ers were is
sued at the Navy Department today Tor
the 3Iachias TO leave Port said FOR Ma
pies at once. there TO receive on board
Robert P. Skinner. United States Consul
at Aiarseilles. France. who. with an ex-
pedltion, will go 20 Abyssini1 to ucsotiate te
a treaty Of amity and friendship with
King Menelik
II viii take the MachIas about six days
70 make the run to Ngplrs. Just when
Consul Skinner will be ready 10 take his
departure is not known. but % will no.
be long. From Naples the Machlas will
90 TO Beirut TO complete the organization
OF the expedition bv the addition al a
naval officer. a marine officer. twenty ma
rines and a few blue jackets. who. when
landed by the Machias at DHbnuti. in
French Africa. Will proceed to Alils-Ab-
aba. the capital OF Abyssinia
II by the time the MachiaS arrives At
Beirut the differences between the United
States and Turkey. now in process OF ne
gouaticn by Minister Leishman and the
Porte. are settled. the cruisers Brooklyn
and san Francisco. may also escort Con-
SUI Skinner TO Diibouti and there await
his return from Abyssinia
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
Bishop Jansen Begins Forcibie
Oetainer Suit for Removal of
Father MaszOtas.
REFUSES TO OBEY ORDERS.
Must Show Cause Before Justice
Wangelin Of Belleville Why
He Does Not Nacate Lith-
uanian Catholic Church.

Father Joseph Maszotas. who refuses 10
give up the Lithuanian Catholic Church OF
East St Louis on Bishop Janssen's order.
and who has been siIenced by the Bishop
since July l. was summoned yesterday by
Constable IaUtz Of BelleviI,e TO appear
before Justice Of the Peace WanEelin
Thursday morning TO answer TO a forcible
entry and detainer action brought by
Bishop Jansen TO oust the priest
This legal action follows the endeavors
of the clergy of the East Side TO induce
the priest to obey the Bishops orders and
TO vacate the premises. Father Maszotas
claims that he is an irremoyable priest
end that he will hold the parish and the
parochial residence al all hazards.
The trouble between Bishop Jansen ana
Father Maszotas dates back some time.
Charges Of a serious nature were pre-
Ierred against the priest and BlSnop
Jansen as a result suspended him. Father
MaszOtas ignored the order OF Suspen-
sion. and on July Bishop Jansen
issued an order slcncinE him and also
ordered him 20 vacate the church prop
Both these orders were ignored and
Father NasZOtas continued occupying the
rooms in the rear OF the church, hoidins
services and performing otheT dulles- IN
the meantime Vicar General Cluse Wis
Sted the priest and tried to induce him
10 obey the Bishop.
ther Maszotas promised the authorities OF
the church that he would vacate the
premises. but on the date set he changed
his mind.
IN HANDS OF ATTORNEY
Finally the question OF getting him out
became 50 serious that the affair was
placed in the hands Of attorneys. II
was thought that the threat to sue him
would be sufficient, but it did not prove so.
Father MaSZOtas refused to notice this
threat other than TO say that the Bishops
of Belleville and Cincinnati were trying TO
dispose OF the question as TO which do
Cese was responsible for his maintenance.
The question on the silencing Of the priest
had also been referred to the ecclesiastical
authorities at Washington, and Bishop
Jansen was upheld.
On October L. Father Maszotas was
arrested on warrant sworn out by JO-
seph Daniels. 4 cOal-wagun driver who
worked for the priest. He alleged that the
priest had drawn revolver on him and
threatened TO kill him. The case was dis
missed, but Daniels entered suit against
the priest for alleged back salary due him
Father MaszOtas has been conducting
coal business in connection with HIS
pr1estly duties. He has taken a good part
of the production OF a coal mine on the
bluns. and this coal he has sold 20 his
parLshioners and others who desired TO
purchase It. Daniels was one Of the driv-
er5 employed by the priest to haul the
coal from the bluffs and deliver il.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
KITCHEN HELD FOR WARRANT.
Evidence at Inquest Shows He
Acted in Self-Defense.

Inc verdict rendered by the jury at the
inquest into the death Of James Connors
who was killed early Sunday morning in
hight with several men at Broadway
and Russell avenue, holds Samuel Kitch-
en- OF No. SO South Eighteenth street.
Inc latter was arrested yesterday and Is
AZ the central District Station
Inc evidence given by a dozen witnesses
Sholcated that Kitchen acted in self-de-
Tense According to his Companions tha
ngnt was the result of a remark. II is
alleged, Connors made in the presence OF
several woman in Kitchens company.
Connors and two companions. the wit
nesses declared, attacked Kitchen and two
1Ilehos with a billiard cue. and followed
them a block before Kitchen inflicted tbe
wound which caused Connors's death. The
Nerdlct states that Connors came to his
Hard cue.
Twenty witnesses. six Of them women,
Testified at the inquest. They were all at
the dance. which preceded the fight IN
which Connors was killed
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

II DGE NATHANIEL NJ. SHELTON.
Who is presiding over the court al Troy
charged with murder.
the courtroom which Is reserved for the
officers Of the court.
Aiter n greeting he presented her 10
Judge Nathaniel n. Shelton and she tool,
4 seat beside her husband. Mrs. Barnes
VINO is tail and stately and was faultlessIy
goWncd. was the cynosure OF all eyes
Il will be recalled that Mr.. Barnes vas
arrested on the Indictment charging mur-
DER on the morning OF their wedding.
June It was wholly a surprise to the
bridegroom and quite n shock to the bride.
but the defendant soon arranged bond ana
the wedding proceeded as II nothing ont
or the ordinary had happened 10 mar the
occasion.
Before the marriage Mrs. Barnes was q
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
FIREBUGS AT GALVESTON, IND.
Flames Destroy Five Business
Blocks of the Town.

Bogansport, Ind, Oct. 19.-Fire, sup
posed to be OF incendiary origin. this
morning destroyed five business blocks and
the railroad station, besides damaging sew
eral other buildings at Galveston. Ind.
The loss is estimated at $4,000
The telegraph operator at the station
reported the fire and asked for help while
the station was burning
He was driven away by the flames. and
the wires were burned, cutting OF all
communication.
The Fire Department here and at Eo-
komo loaded apparatus on relief trains
town OF loo inhabitants. twelve miles
from here. At o'clock the fire was un-
der control.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
HORSE AND BUGGY RECOVERED
Property Found Twenty Miles
From Where 1t Was Stolen.

\ horse and buggy belonging to c. o.
Evans were stolen Sunday night from
near the Presbyterian Church in Kirk
wood and recovered yesterday by City
Marshal T. A. Secrest.
Mr. Eyaus reported the loss as soon as
he discovered it, and Secrest, at noon yes
terday. found the missing property AZ,
High Ridge. jefferson County, in the,
JerEen.
The horse and buggy are valued at 500
High Ridge where they were found, %
twenty miles from kirkwOOd- JergeN
was brought to KirkwOod and placed in
jail.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
PHILlDELPHIA SCHOOL ExrInIT.
Board of Education Plans Elaborate
Display at Fair.

M 7 IIIsIT l-|T-N|s
Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. I9.-Thc Board
OF Education met this afternoon and steps
were taken 10 arrange for a suitable dis
play OF the work OF the Philadelphia pub
lie schools at the St. Louis Worlds Fair.
Colonel James II. Lambert. chairman OF
the Pennsylvania Commission, met the
committee from the School Board and eN-
Ilaiued the nature Of the exhibit. He re-
ported that the appropriation Of $1,000
from the State would be insufficient. and
II was decided 20 ask the Council for a
further sum TO guarantee the display. \
committee was appointed and IL viii wait
on the Council Tomorrow. when favorable
and immediate action by that body ia
looked for.
The philadelphia display from the
schools. the Board OF Education says. will
not be equalci b. that Oc any other city
In the country.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
KING LEOPOLD WANTS 10 COME
Tells His MInIster lie Would Like TO
see the Worlds Fair.

By Wireless Telegraph From the
Steamer KTaonIand, at Sea, VIA Siascouset,
Mass. Oct. l9-Among the passengers on
the KrOouIaud. which Will arrived in port
Tomorrow are: Baron LonChCUr ard
wife. Honorable B. a. Prax. just returned
from the Hagus. and J. +. LANCER. United
States Consul az Sl.IuE.u. GeImaEy.
Baron MuUrhcuT. Minister FlsupJtsu-
ti4ry or Eplsium 20 Washington eN-
pressed his great satisfaction on returning
TO the United States whose VrlGi-lols
economical developments he adm res eN-
trefnely- The commercial relations Fz-
tabllshed between Belriuul and tlr J-n.tcI
States are Increasing IN the most srtis-
factory manner, he saws.
King Leopold has expressed 20 him his
lively desire 10 visit the United States
and especially the Exposition at ST. Louis.
but his Majesty has yet % consider if
his health and the affairs of stlte will
permit his making this trip next summer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced forF
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. Oct. 19.-Forecast:
IgiuCis-Fair Tuesday and wednesday; warm
er Tuesday Cooler wednesday.
Mlssouri-Fair Tuesday and wednesday.
Cooler Wednesday.
Eastern Tcxas-Fair Tuesday. with warner
In eastern portion. Wednesday partly cloudy.
with rai1 In southwest portion
Arkansas. Oklahoma and Indian Terrttory-
Falr Tuesday and Wednesday Cooler Nednes-
day.
Eansas-Fnir Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nsbrask1-FIir Tuesday. with cooler In east
portion. wednesday fair.
Iowa-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Cooler
WoIlcstay-
ly cloudy. with cooler in northern portion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
JOCKEY is SHOT TO DEATH.
VIII Nutty Slain by Willis Mount
at Paducah, Ky. ,
REPUBLIC sTGCIAL


Paducah. Ky. Oct. ia quarrel In .
SamblinG-room late last night resulted In
the fatal shooting OF VIII Nutty. Jockey.
~ Willis Mount Six weeks ago Mount
killed a negro and was exonerated
Al Phelps and Nutty had words over a
dice -amc. when Mount interfered and
shot NUtty twice. The verdict OF the
Coroner's jury was that Nutty was shot
without proyocation. Mount is under ar
rest
NUtty was a well-known Jockey, having
ridden at most OF the prominent tracks IN
the COuntry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
OREGON REPRESENTATIVES, HERE.
Confer With Worlds Fair officials
RrInflNF. TO Sfnfc,s Exhihif.

jefferson Myers. president OF the Lewis
and Clark Centennial Exposition Commls-
sion OF Oregon. and W. II. Wehruug.
Commissioner from oregon TO the World $
Fair, spent yesterday IN 81. Louis for the
purpose OF arranging details for Orcgon's
exhibit.
The Lewis and Clark Exposition Com
mission will have charge Of Oregon dis
play at the 81. Louis Exposition Il has
been authorized TO spend 5000 on this
display and bring numerous exhibits there,
which Will be shown at Portland in lS5-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
KANSAS CITY HORSE SHOW.
First Night Draws L2rgest Audi.
ence in History of Event.

Kansas City. No. Oct. 1s.-The annual
horse show. this year. displaying a greal
or array Of fancy horses OF every de-
scription than ever before. opened tonight
at Convention Hall. and brought out the
largest and most fashionable hrst-night
audience in the history OF the local show.
Practically every one OF the 1900 seats
i'm the great hall was occupied
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
Franee,. MIne pI.pIay to De Large.

Bordeaux. France. Oct ls.--The presi-
al the St Louis Fair made an address on
the EOurse here to-day on the necessity
OF France sending an important exhibit
and especially OF wines. Many Of the lead
inC wine growers and wine merchants
We're present. Representatives Of the wine
syntisatss decided that the Gironde Dis
trirt would send as large an exhibit as
r,nssfH1a IN 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
VIII Use Charleston Exhibits.

Boston. Mass. Oct IA Porto Rico
spscfaI cable tonight says that Gustav
Preston OF Boston and NaEuabO. T.. r.,
one OF the Porto Rican Commissioners to
the St Louis Worlds Fair. has received
n cable from Governor Hunt to go to
Charleston and send from there 10 s..
Louis the Porto Rican exhibits at the
Charleston Exposition last year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
WANT 4 BIG COAL EXHIBIT.
Mining Men of Illinois UrEe Upon
Governor Yates Its Importance.

LTI| BIO SIL-INLa
CorboudaIe. IL. Oct. ls-Prrsident
GEORGE Baswell Of the Seventh Mining
Distrist OF the United Mine Workers and
others went TO Anna this morning 20 meet
Governor Yates. TO urge upon him 90
recommend TO the Illinois Worlds Fair
Commission the desirability OF an Hi
uois coal exhibit. President BaEwel and
parry Secl that the coal interests OF the
State demand an exhibit equal 10 the
Pennsylvania bitumiuous field.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
NNnrIh.. Fnir G1ee cInb.

An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the recital concert to be given
by the Worlds Fair GIee Club at Henne-
mann Hall. No. 5725 Olive street. tonight.
Among the so!oists will be Lucien z.
Becker. Charles A. Kaub. Joseph Kern,
Miss Marie BOeck. Miss Ophelia Lang and
Camille NJ Becker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
LOANS DoWIE EXPENSE MONEY
WOOlen Mill Worker Forwards
Savings of Lifetime.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Meriden. Conn, oct. l9.-After working
several years in the wooden mills. Mary
Salvoski managed to save 500 4 friend
came here last summer from Chicago and
told her about Dowie. When Dowie an
nounced that he was going to New York
Mary drew her money. and forwarded il
10 him to help defray expenses. The bank
officials told her she was foolish. but she
answered that the Lord had whispered
that her savings were for that purpose.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

addressed 10 the Austrian Minister o.
Washington.
According 10 tie present plan. the cv-
Eih!tluu Of the Austrian Government az
81. Louis Will show a general outline ~
the work done bv the Government iu an
matters pertaining 10 Transportation. tho
system OF Industrial CCIr1TlDu. and fH..
provisions made fer the g-.a-ll develop
u1eut % industry. and Will also comprise
an exhibition In the fine arts
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

o. C. Rombosis and Catherine R5mbojls flel
suit in the circuit Court yesterday against Rob
ert p. sheehan and the E1mbotis-Sheehan
IAllorinE totll-A..S soLLNe " me S-.9-iian removed
and 10 have receiver appointed Tor the COM
many The stock % the company. the cauftaI
n which IS said 20 be 81 O1 Is hsif bv ne
plaintiffs and Sheehan. IL Is alleged that Fha--
han has not properly attended 10 the business
Of the company
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
BURIED THEIR DIFFERENCES.
Divorced Couple Met by Chance
and Wedding Followed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Nincsnnes. Ind. Oct. 1s.-Dayton W.
Frazier Of Greensburg. Ind, was walking
along the street here to-day, when he met
his divorced wife. Mrs. Amanda Frazier.
Whom he had not seen for three years.
they made up and agreed to bury al
past differences. Without further cere-
mony they went to the clerks office. pro-
cured a license, and were married by
squire Baeeher. They departed at once
for Greensburg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
ACTOR SUFFERS COLLAPSE.
Faversham Unable to Fill En-
gagement at Terre Haute.

Terre Haute, Ind. oct. 1s.-winiam Fa-
versham, the actor, collapsed in his dress
ing-room tonight and was unable to sp-
pear in 'Imprudence" at the Grand Money
was returned to those holding tickets
The attending physician says the ailment
is only an attack Of billousness and that
Mr. Favsrsham will be able TO appear IN
louisville tomorrow night
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

Mayor Wells has issued a proclamation
making the afternoon Of Saturday. Octo-
Der "a holiday. so that. as far as pos
sible. the several fraternal organizations
may participate in the demonstration at
the worlds Fair grounds To celebrate
the laying Of the corner stone Of the Tenn
pie OF Fraternity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
AUSTRIA EXHIBIT ASSURED.

Oncial Participation Announced in
Letter to President Francis.
The Department Of State has forwarded
to President Francis Of the Worlds Fair
the letter OF Austria's Minister OF For
eign Affairs. announcing the Austrian
Government's decision TO officially par
ucipate In the Exposition The letter Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
New Mexico Day t..irncI.

The Committee on Ceremonies Of the
Worlds Fair has assigned August 70. 1905.
as New Mexico Day" The assignment
was made at the request of the comulz-
sion OF that Territory. II - the auulve.-
sary of the day on which General Eearucy
took formal possession Of the Territory.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
Album Of Dolls.

Paris. Oct. l9-The Minister OF Public
Instruction. NJ Chaumic. has decided that
an album containing photographs Os 10
fine dolls. dressed in national costumes
by Nile. koenig. which IS a conspicuous
feature in the DedaEOgic museum. be iu-
cluded In the exhibit OF his department
at the ST. Louis Worlds Fair
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
Accidentally Shot Himself.

Bloomfield. Mo-. oct. 1s.-Doctor. =. II.
Williams. b. the accidental discharge OF
his gun yesterday. lost one finger and
the shot lacerated his ear and the side
OF his face.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

II. L. Buckley.
Prosecuting Attorney OF Audrain County.
Miss Ruth I.akenan, daughter OF ]. G..
Lakenan. a member Of the firm Of Lake
nan & Barnes. OF Mexico.
The case was called At 10 o'clock this
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
D0WIE RAILS AGAINST THE PULPIT, THE PRESS
AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF NEW YORK CITY,

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