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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18

REPI- BLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Feb. 11.-Representative Mil.
Ter of Kansas. having to-day been notified
of the death Of Joe ". Keenan,. Postmaster
at Linden. Kas, has recommended the ap-
pontment of j. H. Buchman to succeed the
James b. Stubbs Of Galveston Tex. is
in the city on business with the Supreme
Court.
A. Boenecke of Bartholdt. No.. having
passed the civil-service requirements. has
been appointed carpenter and cabinet
maker at the Smithsonian Institution.
Henry II. Bloss. prominent young at
tornev of Aurora. Mo-, representing the in
terests of various mail contracts in his
vicinity is in Washington on business with
the Post-O Office Department.
Mrs ]. Z. Wells and daughter Of Dallas,
Tex wife of Chairman Wells of Demo-
cratic National State. Committee, is in
Washington visiting friends.
Doctor W. c. McReynods of Wyaconda,
Mo-. is in Washington on business with the
departments.
Doctor McReynelds called at the Capitol
to-day to pay his respects to Republican
Lloyd.
Mrs. Fred ]. Kern and son of Belleville
ILL.,. arrived to-day to join Representative
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
PROTEST AGAINST CARR.s BILL.
Some st. Louis Citizens Object to So
rlal Evil Measure.

REPI' 'BLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 1I.--Representa-
tive Luig. of St. Louis, presented a pro-
test in tire HOUSE to-day from citizens of
St. Louis against the social evil bill intro
duced by Representative Carr of ST. Louis.
During the last fifteen years similar bills
have been offered, but none of them ever
reached the intermediate stage of engross-
ment. The Carr bill is in the hands Of the
Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence.
The Republican members of the House
made a fizzle to-day of an attempt to pre-
vent the enactment of a bill reducing the
State interest tax from 10 cents to 3 cents
the present year. and to 2 cents in 1904.
When the bill came up for passage. the Re-
publicans. believing that they could defeat
it, all voted in the negative. They had
miscalculated. for seventy-siX Democrats
voted in the affirmative, thus passing the
measure. Following this the Republicans
all lined w and voted for the emergency
clause.
The bill was prepared by the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means and is intended
to put into effect the constitutional amend
ment, relating to the school fund, which was
adopted last November.
Later in the day, a companion BILL pro-
viding for 2 renewal of the schools sub
ject was taken up and passed but the emer-
gency clause failed because several Demo.
Gratis were absent and twenty-seven Re-
publicans voted against it H The failure
of the emergency clause of this bill is not
a serious matter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
INSURANCE MEASURES.
valued Policy Bill Is Re-engrOssedi
With an Amendment

isEPIBL1c SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 1.-THE Senate
this afternoon considered two of the i'll
surance bills presented by the Business
Mems League of St Louis. Senate bill No
z. known as the Valued Policy Bill" was
re-engrossed with amendment by McDayid
OF Springfield. making it apply to all cities
with 5000 inhabitants or over.
Senate bill No. 23 called the Rating Bill -
was laid over after Senator Morgan had
designated it a rating trust measure, say
ing that it undid the work of the Attorney
General. when he successfully prosecuted
the insurance companies.
Senate bill No. a was re-engrossed with
an amendment by McDavid, making it apply
asked If It would not have the effect Of
raising rates in the country and lowering
them In the cities at the country's expense
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SUMMARY OF THE DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


The
of
soii
the the
II
the bill
keep
and FOL re
OF
bond o
of Cnyi o
divorce \ similar was in
the eSenaC
law creating
Another alloy
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FINES RATE OF OFFICIAL BONDS.
Bill Introduced to Make Premium
Onc-HaIf of One Per Cent.

REPUBLIC SPECIAI.
jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 11-AIr Stun
berg of st. Charles presented two bills in
the House to-day that will prove of much
interest to surety companies and those re-
quired to give official bonds.
One of these bills provides that the prem
ium paid by state, county and municipal Of
ficials TO surety companies shall be paid
out of public money. The premium on such
bonds, however. is not to exceed onc-half of
per cent. This bill contains an emergency
clause.
The other measure relates to similar bonds
given by receivers. asSigneeS, guardians
executors and administrators. tand provides
thai the cost thereof shall be held as law
full expense. Premiums paid. however are
not to exceed s. a year for less than 81 900,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18

Of so boys in the Boonville institution,
there should be 1.Oo0. Many good fathers
VINO send thelr chlidren 10 the state Uni
,, NorSity could give their boys a better elu-
cation il their offspring were given a
course under Colonel Drake. in BoonviiIe.
You would need no ant-cigarette law for
them. He would make and enforce one
himself.
For eight years l was fool enough while
Prosec cuting Attorney of Marion County to
try to keep down criminal costs for the
county. l say now that it was the biggest
crime / ever committed. Here we have
sl6..sto to spend on teachers salaries in
Columbia and slGeOO0 on a race track in
Sedalia, but not a dollar for a wayward boy
or girl. Chew on these facts. You talk
about the juvenile court bill, but l tell you
that we have couple of State institutions
which beat probationary officers all hollow.
Millions for Worlds Fair and not a dollar
for the boys who will grow up to be men
some day. / am for this bill tooth and toe
nail
Upon roll call only one Senator voted
against 1t. he being Dowell of Lewis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
ILLINOIS LEGISLAT I'VE PROCEEDINGS.

n though
of
mel
in the Senate
of
of the but
member from
o and
fun
the bill aboshns the employing
o boards
involved scandal
mosim
or the auon
o omm n
final ctn
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The vote on the amended bill was 10 for to
II against. as follows:
Yeas-Buchanan Collins. Costello Farris,
Fields Jewell. Lee. McIndoe. Marshall Mar
tin. Matthews. Morton. Nelson. Sartorious
Schoenlaub, Smith. Sullivan, Walker. Zev-
ely-19
Nays-BigSs John l.. Bradley. Nick Brad
ley. Clarke. Dickinson. Dowell. Heather
l<inealy, McDavid. Mckinley, McNatt Ru-
hey. Sfubbs. Young-H.
AhSent-NorieS
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MARDI GRAs.

Low round-trip rates via Mobile and Ohio
Railroad from St Louis and all other sta
tiOns to New Orleans and Mobile. Tfcke:s
-on sale February il to q, inclusive, at No.
SIS Olive street and Union Station. Liberal
limits. stop-overs, dining cars and through
sleepers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
REFORM SCHOOL BILL PASSED.
State and Counties VIII Divide tn,
Expense of Keeping Boys.
REpI-ry III, SPECIAL

ECl4L
Jefferson City. No.. Feb I.-Senator
Young's bill changing the law 20 that the
State VIII nay one-half Of the expense of
keeping boys at the Boonville Reformatory
and the counties the other half, was passed
this afternoon.
Clay Heather varied his course and made
a strong speech in favor of greater eX-
penditures on delinquent boys and girls.
There has been rome complaint about the
expense which the reformatory will cost the
State" he said. Il tell you that there is
not enough money in all Of the State of
Missouri to compensate for the loss Of one
character among the boys and girls Instead
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
Largest stop Organ In the World

Acting President Corwiu II. Spencer OF
the Exposition has been authorized by the
Executive Committee to enter into arrange
ments with the Murray n. Harris Organ
Company of Los Angeles. Cal, for the in
stallation in Festival Hall of the largest
stop organ ever manufactured. The instru-
ment will have 40 stops.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
SHERMAN ARRAIGNS LEADERS
WHO NEGLECT LEGISLATION.

Declares Fact for Prolongns
the Present Illinois ssemb Appears
Shows He Is Still "Out for the
Little Work After Long Recess Except in
Comm ittees.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
SENATE PASSES ALUM BILL,
Farris's Amendment Causes Many
Supporters to Oppose the Bill.

ftEf BLU SflItlAlh
Jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 1.-THE Senate
this afternoon passed the bill repeating the
alum law with the Farris amendment The
amendment is so obnoxious to those who
wish to remove alum legislation from the
statutes that they voted against the bill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18

'Boro-Formalin'' elmer L Amend, used
as tooth and mouth wash in the morning
leaves mouth sweet and pure all day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
WOULD MAKE AUTOMOBILES SLOW.
Measure Fixing Twelve-MiIc Speed
Limit FavOrably Reported.
BY A STATE CORRESPONDENT

Springfield. Ill, Feb. 17.-Automobiles
probable that they must do SO, since Rep
resentative Lyons bill regulating the speed
OF aufomobiles was reported favorably by
the House Committee on Judiciary The
maximum rate OF speed named is twelve
miles an hour for the horseless carriage.
preparations. Elections and Judicial Appor-
tionment held meetings to-day The Ap-
preparations Committee made the Sherman
resolution, which was the Republican mi
nority faction leaders first shot at admin
tstraton methods. n special order of busi-
ness for Tomorrow. Sherman opponents fear
10 assume the burden of passing State insti-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
CRISP'S '.JIM crow BILL
is SEND TO ENGROSSMENT.

Missouri House Votes Favor Separate Apartments in Railroad
Trains and Street Cars for Negroes Lively Discussion Takes
Place, in Which Much Mcrrment Is Created-Many Women
Spectators Stand During the Session While Ne
groes Occupy Seats.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
Prove what SampRoo Great Kidney Remedy WIN do for YOU
Every


THAT
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-18
DID NOT KNOW I HAD KIDNEY 1RouBL|

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are respon-
sibe for more sickness and suffering ,han
any other disease, and if permitted TO con-
tinue much suffering with fatal results are
sure to follow. Kidney trouble irritates the
nerves. makes YOU dizzy. restless sleepless
and irritable: makes you pass water often
during the day and obliges you to get up
many times during the night. Unhealthy
kidneys cause rheumatism. gravel. catarrh
of the bladder. pain or dull ache in the
back. joints or muscles: makes your head
and back ache. causes indigestion. stomach
and liver trouble. you get a sallow, yellow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-28

u 80 which city will make the sixth,
sNtoriu, vancouver Whatcom or Or
uenl TO answer these questions without
mistake would result In great satisfaction
great national pastme.
Just when the annual conferenc. NIL,
ne held Is known only to President I.iicas
u lnueed he knows definitely He has
considerable travelling To do before the
vh ii TO assemble goes forth. but that he
w. d summon the various 'magnates' in
,ne league as soon as possible. there can
pc no doubt, and then the quesiions viii
" answered, hut whether to eyeryboiys
sMlsiaction or not remains TO be seen.
IN relation 20 the probable action OF
PRESIDENT Dugdale, the News" Is conf
nent nat ne VIII stick TO the T.. ~ 1t
~ pretty safe to say that Grimm, who
Was IN salt Lake recently, was oniy de-
liVering blast II baked ozone, when he
1eciared 70 the Denver Post that Dug
aale would desert his first love for the
pieNueney and fat salary In the "out-
Jaw or Pacific Coast league.
Dagdale has repeatedly denied tho m.
NOR that he would 20 10 the outlaws. IIe
repeated his denial on thes occasion OF
Lucas recent visit 10 him at Seattle.
president Lucas IL confident that when
,ne llhe up comes Dugdnle will be found
IN the ranks of the u. n.
with reference TO next years circuit #
ena will be down and out leaving sno.
Kane, Seattle, Tacoma. Butte and Salt
Lake. To these oitcs one other will nj.
most certainly be added and viii be one
OF four-Nlctorla, Vancouver Whatcom
or Ogden, Utah fans sincerely hope il will
be the latter with the Junction civ in
the league whot interest could be aroused
IN local fandoml The Ogdonites will no
doubt send n representative, probably
VIM Binford, to The meeting. The lat
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termination 10 reinstate himself In favor
with Americans and remain IN this coun.
try hereafter.
Michael was IN a reminiscent mood the
other day when he said, In speaking CT
the past and OF the future. II have been
good fellow all my life and have spent
my money freely among my friends, Now
mat ! have recovered from that fail at
Berlin and find myelf down, but not out
by any mean. | am determined 10 re-
Dulld me fortune which has boon wasted
ana 10 regain my position In the American
cycling world.
MY fall at Berlin camo within an AGO
OF robbng me Of my life II occurred IN
my thirteenth year MS u rider. ana In 1905
too-One and nine make ten, and three
make thirteen. | don't like that thirteen
at all | won't even stop In a hotel room
the iignres Of which add UP thirteen. Now
J am going south 20 ride Christmas day
! ride In Atlanta also on New Years day.
Then go TO Hot Springs to remain quiet
for two months, after which I shall COM
pete In Baltimore ON the indoor track the
latter pnrt Of February. | must not bo
beaten again. Some Censured mo when
Lcander outrodo me, but | was fat and Il
was my first race since last May. That
fall at Berlin was terrible YOU know. ana
prevented my riding for long time,
II do not want people to think | have
no speed because lscnndcr bent me He
won't do II again. When fell at Berlin
| was unconscious for thirteen days,
When ! came to | got up nd ran out Of
sick as ! was, ! was third. Tho follow
ing sunday | won. but | had been going
against nature and ] collapsed. That was
my last racing untll Madison Square Gar
den, ana could hardly be expected TO do
much.
The future s going TO tell its own
story, and | guess that It viii find the
Jimmy Michael Of old In tho saddle once
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DEsERET EVENING NEVIS MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1903.

yer says. the fans IN Ogden are ready Ia
put up the necessary cash for franchise.
coast dropped.
The National Association OF Minor
leagues as good as positively assured
Lucas Of hearty support In his fight with
tne outlaws last season, but how mis-
erably the assurance failed OF fulhllment
n history too well known 10 repeat. In
me light OF past experiences, II would be
folly for the i. N to carry the Aght TO
the coast again. The money reulred 10
carry on such venture. would start "A
bank, There Is some talk 10 tho eject
That the big leagues win take hand in
NE trouble and force the coast leaguors
INTO an agreement, 1t Is extremely doubt
III II the attempt would be successful
the so-called outlaws fail TO $50 where.
IN ,hey are to be benefited BY entering tho
agreement. Az II now is they nre inde-
pendent They are well established ana
" WIN take powerful combination TO
dislodge them. II the light Is carried 10
them, they have every advantage. 50. In
view Of all thls, II IL reasonable to believe
that the California organization viii be
let alone for at least another year.
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7 able Cloths.

Handsome German cloth, 8-4 size. 2x2 yards
hemstitched, $500 for-$I65.
Handsome German cloth, $40, 2x2 IL yards,
hemstitched, reduced from $2.65 to-S2,oo.
Hemmed German cloth, 2x2 yards, regular
$I.65 now-$I.4s
Imported colored fringed cloths, 2x2 yards, in
all colors, $3.50 for--$2oo.
Imported Corea cloths and scarfs to match
yellow and blue, $I2s for-75c,
Colored bordered fringed doyes regular CSC
for I5c; regular 4oc for 3oc regular soc for 4oc
All others reduced IS to 20 per cent.
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LINEN Sets.

For the first time since our roundup sale we
will offer 20 per cent discount on beautiful linen
sets. No other linens compare in quality and
patterns
Plain linen, square and oblong pieces, made OF
fine art linen and double hemstitched all around
6x6 squares reduced from $50. ....I5c to Ioc
I2xI2 squares reduced from ..25c to I8c
2ox2o squares reduced from ...... 6oc to 4sc
24x24 squares reduced from ..... .7sc to 6oc
2ox3o squares reduced from ...... .Ssc to zoe
36x36 squares reduced from 80. 81 so to SI.oo
1884 scarfs reduced from ........Sroo to Doc
2ox54 scarfs reduced from ....SI.2s to SI.oo
2ox7a scarfs reduced from ....SG4o to S1.1s
22x7a scarfs reduced from ....$f.5o to Sr.2o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-28
CoRBETT Is FAyORITE.
Champion Picked to Win over Eddie
lInnlon Tomorrow Night.

San FiancisN Dee. 21.-Goneral satis-
faction was cNNressed today In sporting
circles at the selection Of Eddie Graney
as referee Of the hett-Hdnlon fight
scheduled for next Tuesday night Both
CorhCtt and Haulon passed the day quiet.
~ receiving visitors and inlulgng I'm
light work Hanl0n weighed a shade un-
der 100 ana Corbott about 1873. The latter
mas begun INC drying out process and
says that he will have no difficulty I'm
coming to weight without the loss OF
strength. Not much money has been laid
yet, The odds stil ROMAN at 10 TO s.
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CHANCE FOR MUNRoE.
III lie Whips Gus Rubin, Champion
Jeffrles WIZ Fight Him.

Tom sharkey the ex-sailor. is another
OF the heavywdghts who wants to get on
q match with Champion Jim Jeffries
Sliarkcy has announced he win post n for
felt OF $500 In a few days and Issue a
challenge 10 iight Jcifrics for the world :
championship. Shnrkcy has Just as much
chunce Of getting on q match with JEFF
fries ns Al Limerick has. when Jeffres
was Informed M the Dewey theater, New
YORK. that Sharkcy intended to challenge
HIN for his title he said:
81 thought Sharkoy retired from the
ring He certainly has nerve TO think
that ! would consent 60 fight him. lie
has been defeated too often for me to
take him ON. why didn't he fight Mum
roc lie and Munroc would make n good
fight II n useless for him to challenge
me, ms | won't pay amy attention TO him,
There ig not a club I'm the country that
would offer purse for Sharkey and | 20
fight for.
IT hope Munroo. IN his next fight beats
good man, for then the clubs will give
MS a purse. n Munroe lights Gus Rubin
and beats him then ! will take him on,
no matter what purse Is offered"
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Here Is what the Atlanta Journal has 70
say on The subject.
johnnie Chapman, the well known
has resided at Salt Lake City, Utah
says he has decided to enter tho local
racing game once moro and remain at
his old home. In case a six-day race Ia
put on nc the new VClodrOme. Chapman
says he Will enter and that he will bring
an old side partner Of his from Utah
over to Atlanta who will show local en-
thusiasts q few new tricks at the cycle
game
Salt Lake City is great cycle
burg. snys Chapman, and they have
u bundle Of fast people out there who
could stand well with the best IN tho
land They take heap Of interest IN
sprint md long-dlstance racing, ana
there arc several | know Of who com.
pare with the best racers In THIS part
OF the country and the man bring
over az my team mate IN case the s,x-
day race IL run, VIII rank With Wal
thOur or any OF tho eastern cracks"
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LUCAS WILL SOON
CALL A MEETING.
ryOects Pacific National Baseball
League to Get Some
Help.

rboso interested IN the baseball outlook
,,r mo Pacific National league have been
CIRCULATING on the matter for many
roeks and many questions Of more than
nosslne Importance have been asked,
first and foremost the fans would like
"a know when the long delayed league
rostng is to be held. Is there likely 20
se any radical changes In the manage.
mont Of league affairs? WIN President
lucas be reelected? win Jack Grimm 5
PREDICTION that pugdale win desert the
n league be fulhlled1 VIM Tacoma
no mart OF the circuit during the sea-
,on OF 1902 WIN the organization con-
,Ist NJ clubs representing six towns-and
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CHANGE FOR sAMUELSON.
Johnnie Chapman WANTS Him 90 Enter
Races M Atlanta, Gu.

Johnnie Chapman. the bicycle rider. is
now soJourneying mt hls home In Atlanta,
Ga, and, IL accounts nre correct, will re.
main there TO er' he bicycle races.
which will begin y.
chapman wants IN the slx-day
race now proposed, and AZ n racing part.
ner he would like Bil Samuelson. the
Provo champion, He has written Ia
"blly" asking him to come and the Provo
lad says he would like 10 20 to Chapman,
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Rya@BiinAs.

rs dozen 22x22 dice napkins especially suit
able for restaurant and boarding house use $I.so
values-SGIo.
IS dozen 22x22 full bleached, all linen nap
ldnS, $3.50 for--SI,2o
A fine lot OF odd napkins, 24x24 inch, worth
regularly from $500 to $3.50, special-$2.65
odd napkins, all sizes from IS in, to 60 in,
representing the cleaning up of odds and ends,
in bundles OF 8, 4, 5, O. 7 and 8, from zoe to-
SI6o.
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range for many weeks was accomplished
yesterday afternoon at the regular week.
~ shoot by Barnes. He made a score OF
", and II you don't think that that ls
ana be convinced. The individual score
follows.
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HERRERA GETS FIGHT.
Little Mexican Matched 10 Meet Neary
Ian. AIh.

Butte Dec 2I-Aurollo Herrera. the
Mexican, passed through Butte sunday en-
route to Milwaukee, whore he viii meet
Ncary Jan. s aud white I'M this city
signed articles 70 meet Louis Long OF
Vancouver at Anaconda before the Mount
Haydn club Jan. IS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-28
MICHAEL IS NOT "DEAD."
The Midget Bicycle Rider Tells OF His
Experiences WIN Remain Here

After winning hundreds OF thou
eands Of dollars during his thir-
teen years on the cycle track, Jimmy
Michael arrived IN America this fail with
comparatively no money. but with de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-28

slnfcrers from sciatioa should not
hesitate 10 use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm The prompt relief from pain
which II affords Is alone worth many
times its cost. For sale by all drug
gists.
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more. ! have every confidence In myself
and ask that my friends withhold their
verdict until some later day"
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