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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Fauouier steer Weighs 2,uo Pounds

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
WARRBNTON, VA, May 11.-One OF
the largest beeves on record was shipped
from here a few days ago. 1t was raised
by J. 2. Armstrong, and tipped the scales
at 2.11O pounds. The steer was shipped by
r. B. Sanders. of New Baltimore, last
week.
The "Fascinator," Mr.. Appleton's light
the stage. The first appearance. early
in June. perhaps, will be a fitting OPEN
ing for the season of gayety sure to fol-
low. Mr.. Appleton is not only tho COM
poser Of the music and words, but the
sole originator Of the entire opera. He
has secured the best of local talent to
be found here, and will stop short OF no.
thing in order to secure a success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
FOR STATE SENATE
M. J. Fulton, Of Front Royal, Announce
Candidacy to Succeed Gold.
,eeial to INC mines. pispatch. !

FRONT ROYAL. VA. May 1l.-Hon,
M. j. Fulton. n prominent member OF the
local bar, to-day announced his cnndl-
dacy for the State Senate from Clarke.
Warren and Page,to succeed the present
Incumbent Hon. Thomas D. Gold. OF
Clarke county. Mr.. Fulton is q member
OF the law firm OF O'Flaherty & Fulton,
who have offices In this town and In
Richmond, Va. He is n man of high in
tegrity and fine character, q lawyer Of
marked ability and has an extensive
practice and is we'll and fayorably known
throughout the senatorial district and
State. He was born In Grayson county
In 1867, and Is a son of the late Captain
s, NJ Fulton, formerly or that county,
and comes of one of the oldest and most
prominent families of the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
A BOYDTON RUNAWAY
Father Was Obdurate, but Sweet Sew
cnteen Was Willing.

ISnecIHI to The Times DiApntch.1
BOYDTON. VA, May LIZA runaway
occurred here Saturday night. Miss
Essie Raney. the pretty seventeen year
old daughter of Mr., F.. A, Raney, mer-
chant Of this place, eloped with Mr., Hugh
IL, Newman. OF Baskerville Mr.. MY
man was here early Saturday morning
and interceded with the father for the
hand OF his daughter. but tho father was
obdurate, telling the young man that
Miss JGssie was too young TO marry.
Early that night young Newman hired n
team frora the Livery stable, and by pre-
ylous arrangement tho young girl met
him and they drove rapidly away seye-
raj persons saw the couple driving of
but thought Nothing OF IT. Nothing has
been heard from them since they left,
but II Is understood they have gone 70
North Carolina 10 be married
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Railroad Men il Yorktown.

YORKTOWN. VA, May ia party
of Is railroad men will arrive hero
tomorrow and be entertained at the Old
Swan Tavern, at an od-fashloned Vir-
ginia lsh-fry The party is understood to
be closely identified with Pennsylvania
interests and is combining both pleasure
and profit.
The Colonial Danes will arrive here
on the 9th on an antiquarian trip. They
will take tea at the Old Nelson mansion
and be addressed by Hon. r. s. Thomas.
OF smithheld. Mrs. G. T. II. Coleman
and Mrs. Lyon ]. Tyler are In charge
OF the affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Memorial Dayin Wytheville.
Especial to Tho Tim cs- Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
WYTHEYILLI5, VA. May 11-Hon
Joseph c. Wysor. OF Pulaski, will de-
liver the grafton at Wytheyille's celebra-
ton Of memorial day on the 3oth instant.
The day will be observed in Wythevile
as usual. with parade decoration Of
graves. speech. and luncheon for vet
Grams
Wytheville's carnival will begin on May
18th, and continue one week. A portion of
the proceeds will go to the Wytheyille
Fire Department. It Is expected that the
crowds in attendance will be large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
BurkeviIIe License Refused.
(special To 1,he Tlm es-plspatch.)

NopeSiA' :" Ai'o : l INES A'4Sps'.Si'
NoIsrAwA.Y COURTHOUSE. VA, May
III. w. Vaughans motion for a liquor
license to sell liquor by retail at En-
roughty's Spring. within the corporate
limits OF the town Of Burkeville. having
q population or $40 inhabitants, came up
in the County Court Saturday, and there
appeared George p. Adams. Rev. James
Cannon, Jr.. a. Horner, Il. L. Overton
and ais, who had made themselves par
ties dependant to this motion. The court
declined to grant the license on the
grounds that the place where the bus!-
ness was proposed to be conducted was
not suitable, convenient and appropriate,
and that ample police protection was not
afforded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Licenses Refused in Sussex.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

t topeclal " LUG liHies- bihPoSuJe
WAVERLY, VA, May n.-Judge West
heard the applications OF r. It. Moss and
CA. Dickerson for retail liquor licenses
at Booker and Lumbcrton, respectively
These are tho first cases which Judge
West has had to pass upon under the
Mann bill. Ho gave the applicants pa
ticnt and full hearing. and finally re.
fused to grant the licenses on the ground
of sufficient police protection, and boz
cause tho evidence did not fully con-
vince him that the location OF n bar.
room at tho proposed places would not be
injurious to the morals OF the community
Mr.. Dickerson noted an appeal to the Cir.
cult Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
RICH IN COPPER
Rockfish Mining Company is Develop
ing lis Property.

b {
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
NELLY'S FORD, VA, May 11.--A meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Rockf1sh
Mining and Milling Company was held
here May 9th. This mine has proven quite
a success. They have just gotten In the
smelter. and the ore Is found to be very
rich with copper.
There Is still ever prospect OF the rail-
road up Rockf1sh Valley. Mr.. s. II. Shell.
OF Chicago. manager of the Big survey,
Is still here. and continues to encourage
the farmers with tie prospect OF .hnving
the railroad to market their apples and
tobacco
Owing to cold weather and frost. there
Is little prospect Of small fruit, but fine
prospect for fall and winter apples. ms
this Is our year for a full crop. It would
be quito loss to the valley, us some OF
the finest pippins on the market grow In
Rockfsh Valley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Appointment to Annapolis.

LYNcHBuRG. VA. May la few
days ago School Superintendent Rust o.
Roanoke. and Superintendent Stearnes, OF
Salem. held an examination In Roanoke,
at the request Of Congressman Carter
Glass, for the naval cadetship appoint
ment for this district. To-day they certl.
fed to Congressman Glass that Guy %,
Baker, Of Lynchburg, stood first, with
William c. Bringhnm, of Roanoke, &C.
cond, and Robert e. Thornton, OF Hall.
fax, third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Eighteen Years for Bailey.

1'| (Erecial to Tho Timcs. nispa tch) ~
WAV1RLY, VA May HIN Sussex
County Court. Judge ]. y. West presid-
Ing the trial Of John Bailey. charged
with attempting to commit criminal
assault on Mrs. Lottie Coker, resulted
In conviction and a verdict OF eighteen
years in the State penltentiary. Tho case
OF Emmitt Weeks. charged with the MUIR
der of Andrew Tudor, was continued un-
til the June term, on account Of the abs
sence of the prisoners GNMsel. Hon.
William y. McIlwaine. ,sa3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

the North Carolina penitentiary, and
lodged him in jail. charged with the theft
of lot OF shoes. Williams was shoe
maker and had a number Of shoes to re-
pair. which he ran of with He will be
brought before Mayor Burkeville this
afternoon for hearing. Sergeant Toone
telephoned to Raleigh and tho superin-
tendent replied that the man had served
out his time in the penitentiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
LOUDOUN COURTS
Arrangements Made for the New Judi
ciary System.

LlcESBURG, VA, May 11.-Judge Chas
IT, Nico OF thes Loudoun Circuit Court,
has outlined the plan of holding the Cir
cult court-uf Loudoun county under the
AIRY /. 1904. The sessions will be bl,
monthly. hut each on the second Monday
OF the month and the first term VIII be
held on that date In March, 1904,
j, G. Harrington alias ]. 9. Curtis, of
schuylerYille. N. Ya.s WAS several days ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
Ran off With Shoes.
especial 10 The gims

Especial 10 The Gtmss Dispatct.,
BOYDTON. VA. May ll.--Town Ger
gcant Toone went To Emporia on Gatur-
day and brought bacl. l.. y. Williams
alias ~. ii. johnson, ar cx-conyict from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

Medical works agroe that Brtght's Disease
md Diabetes arc incurnble, but 81 per cent. ARD
positively recovering under the Fulton Com
pounds. Common forms Of kidney comI .pint
and rheumatism offer but short resistance
Price. ~ for the Brght's Disease and 81 10 for
the Dinbstic Compound. John j, Fulton Co.,
40 Montgomery street, San Francisco sole
colnpounders. Free tests made for payionts'
Descriptive pamphlet mailed .ireo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

OWENS g. MINOR DRUG CO.,
Distributors. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12

The IHnrIHe eHB1Ierls OF e'1'' =
resolved at a meeting here to make
demand for a general Increase IN the
scale of wages, to go into effect on June
1st. md to quit II their demands are not
acceded. They will demand an increase
of twenty-five to one hundred and fifty
per cent more than their present wages.
They say they are justified by the fact
that there Is g. great demand for COM
petent men and a plenty Of work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
RrRIAL PERMITS.

soeN4ooSN~-@o~N4.~
Fanny J. Menaugh. ST. Louis Hospital: sen
Lydia Reedsr. Is years. Baptist sanitaTiun;
i. 8. L Brauss. months. zO47 Geyer: gas
cisrence Meda-t years. 2s2S University;
Agnes siii.s Dauscb. years. sc4 Brooklyn: brOn-
'ifsi4 James Furey. 50 years. 27Is Howard: con-
sungSiO Inel z. vickers. years. worlds Fair
William kenlen months. ST. Ann's Asy-
''Ht; Dor0thy a condOn. 6 years sEs Park: diph-
Henri MoIIenbsrE. Is year4 1878 South
Thonass ouiniivan. 3 years: Emergency Hos
Thomas J. Gibbons. 4I years; SIll Washing
ton: congestion Of lungs.
Caroline Kernaban. Is years lou Pine; pneu-
e p. Norris. 50 years. ssl5 West Pine;
Marie rf rti5. Dames. year. 21u De Ralb: pneu-
'-'Eiii Charles KrekeI. % years. Insane Asylum;
Julius Hopper. ysars. 1903 Montgomery;
Martha Toennies. q years. St Louis
Hem Herman sobei. 10 months. Isl: North Eighth;
Eugene Brown. e years. PoorhOuse: paEaly-
Patrick HarTiEan. IS years: POOrhOuse;
TRoGmas Donahue. 4: years. Emergency Hos
pital No. 2: consumption. H. g. -.
'Biilis Bridget o'DOnner. 20 years. POOrhOuss;
Mary PendIeton. 20 years. Female Hospital;
yuma oanRa Bremer. IS years. 2220H Wash: pneu-
MARS Margaret Kinealy. 81 yssrs; 4sz7s Easton;
Joseph piclzshot. 80 years: Ale1ian Broth
ers' Hospital. accident
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

The following articles OF Incorporation were
filed with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
Great Western Paint and Color Company.
Frederick H Nieman, 10 shares: John II. Me
man. seventy shares: John T. Hsrk ns, sixty
shares To do general painting business; capi-
tai stock full naid, 81. 900.
Temple Inn Company; capital stock, three
quarters paid. $4,000: $4,000 preferred SIC. 90
common; preferred TO pay dividend OF per cent
per annum. g F. Hatfield. fifty shares each
common and preferred; Seneca N Taylor. ffty-
eight shares each: E. L. Murphy OF Leaven-
worth, Kas-. ten shares preferred and four com
mon: r. Smith OF Brookfield, No. ffty-eight
shares preferred and two common: ". a. Nom
cott OF Greelvine. Ill, hfty-eiEht shares pre-
ferTed. two common: i. A Smith OF Rock
Island. III. nfty-eiEht shares preferred, two
common; J. A CrOwder Of Brookheld. Ill. five
shares preferred. two common; J. F. Sparrow
OF 81. Louis. five preferred. tao common: r.
y Dawson Of ST. Louis, tEeuty-four common;
w. A. Rein OF ST. Louis, six common; z 4.
E;nriEht Of Rock Island. ILL.,. five preferred two
common To own and operate restaurant at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
sTOCkHoLDERs, MEETINGS.

~N~-N~~~-~-~~sN~S~~~S~~S~|s~
NOTICE OF Increase Of Capital S;ock-A
Company Will be held al the office Of the con-
lsny. southeast corner Thirteenth - ara
l%s. al the hour Of O'Clock a IN. for the
purpose OF voting on 4 proposition then acd
there 10 be submitted 10 increase the capital
st9Gk from i've hundred thousand c3s!aIs
'5oo.09s). its present authorized capital 10
eight hundred Thousand dollars tSS.o09p.
i. ATGUST SUDHoLT, secretary.
FREDERICK ". letters.
FRANCIS H.. PETERS,
Majority u Board u Directors.
STOCKHOLDERS MseJiuE-ofhce OF the Uni-
and Locust s.. -. Louis. No. oct. g. ls03-
Notice To the Stockholders % the Unity Realty
holders % the Unity Realty Company will he
held al The office uf said Company. IN - Louis
beng the first NelncSlsv after the second
Tuesday ~ said month. At . O'Clock a. M. Tor
the purpose Of ciertinE thrsc uireCtoTs. 90 serve
during the ensuing year and the transaction y
such other business - NAV be presented said
meeting Will b. continued ~ least three hours.
unless The objects FOR which 1t - called be ac-
". K. KAvANAUGH. President.
J. ?. Gathright- Secretary.
OFFICE Of the Virgins Ferry Company So
GuTity BUILDING. EoaTth and Locust SITS: s.
holders OF the Virgins Ferry Company: The
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wig
gins Ferry Company viii be held a. the office
of said company In the city OF East ST Louis.
- Clair County. III. ON TurSdzy. November
10. \: l.. 1873. being the second Tuesday OF said
month. a. O'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
electinE I've directorS 20 srrye during the en-
suing year and TO take action on such other
business As may be presented Polls open from
e-2o 10 80 p m. unless the objects OF the
meeting shall be sooner accomplished. The
stock transfer books % said company viii be
and Including November le 1873
J. L GATHEIGHT. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
S~S~SN-Ny~~~~~Se~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~--~S~-~S~--~~-~-~-~~
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


J Is. and Helen Jansen. 1872 Fraueis: girl.
August and Rosa Theirs. l69 B,air. girl
Robert and Hettlc EuFIer "a Howard. girl
1:auT and Louise Moore. lrlG sarah: girl.
Ir1j. aul Ears MoEldson. lllZ BiIdl-: girl
Willie = and Marie Parker. @5ui Sousl broad
way. EigL
John and Caroline Vet;er. 25s2A South Tenth;
Eirl.
NJ r and Rosa zimmerman. l11S Pine. boy
Fred and Ellen Werner. 25la Belle GLADE coy
Joseph and Emily Nokrgl. 22iE l-lwtpus boy
.T0hu and Maud Knowles. 5-2s Theodgsia; boy.
". and Amelia keasLa. l@-s NuEtn EleNeh1A'
boy.
Fred and Katy Kaiser. 222S Gaines. boy
Frank a.d Katie Holman. 80. Olive. boy
Henry and Mary Hauuhg3nls Sil6 North Bread
Iii and Barbara Guintcrt. 57i3 Cote Briniante'
lny-
asa and Alma Buchanan. ?GI2 Evans: boy
Dan and Elizabeth sullivan 81 south sew
ou.h. girl
George and Lulu Roth. &c Ath01a: hoy:
= W and Matte Mitchell 20 Johnson: boy
Juhu and Lizzie Greeley. go ErInuon. Eiit-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
stenOEraphers.

stenOErnpnern.
OUR employment bureau stands high with the
railroads and other ur0uiiuclt concerns Who call
on Us for stencErephrrs. because with the
Standard Visible Oliver they can Do the most
of the urst work the easiest: carriage WftsrH
are no longer popular The oliver TSpeu ritter
Co. @ls y Niuth 81 Century buiidllE-
MALE sTENOGRAPHERS WANTED-Tusur-
snre SO. mfg. SO. wholesale. 80. Leigh Bros
i1.5 Century building
STENOGRAPHER wANTED-Cspabie band
ling details In Office surety company. position
Of responsibility: Eood saiary 70 right man.
make application In own handwriting. stating
age, past experience and other qualifications
BG ~ Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

MARE-LoSt. hay mare. attached 20 storm
busy MARKED br. \. Reward is4l uelmar.
EING-Lost. Eentleman's Egyptian carved
ring: solitaire diamond setting. Liberal reward
y returned 20 a. ". Kay. S9'3 y. Broadway
SAVINGS Pgss-R0ok No. 1856 of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust Cump4uy Is missing. Any
person having a claim 70 Il Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS. or
submit TO baSinS said Isss-bOciS Cancelled and
issued
WATCH AND CHAIN-L1st. lady's gold
watch aud chain un Eighteenth street car. he
tWeeu olive aHI Chestnut. about : a. m- un
70 @b-3 y Grand. 10 questions asked.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Bookkeepers.


BOOKKEEPf:R WANTED-YounE man with
experience in duuble-entry. reply. stating agcs
refsreaccs and salary expectsd BG L. Re
potlc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
LOST AND FOUND.

s~~s~~~~~NS~NS~~~~~~~S ~~~SS~~S~~~~SSS~~S~~aA
CAPE-Lyost. Wednesday. biack-besded silk
cape. Finder please return TO SOS Cass-
COW-Losj. a Jersey COW. with leather halter
in Benton A liberal reward n returned 20 sil3
Forest ave
DIAMoND-Lost. diamond from ring; prob
ably between Nins-Miie House and Olive Street
road and Cernetery North and South road.
Liberal reward II returned TO 4sls Mcpherson
DOGLost daehshund dog: answers to name
OF Carl: license No 1856: big reward BG -.
Republic.
DOGLost rabbit hound: black and tan:
gray hair around collar and nose. part OF car
cut out Reward for return 70 S5f7 Pine.
FAN-I.ost. fan at Olympic Theater, tuesday
! plight Please return 70 E4s West Pine boule-
>yaId.
FOUND-The place 70 SET a EooG Shoe for
$50. Harris Shoe Co. E11 n. eth. nesr Locust
p st bay mare attached 10 storm
buggy. mariei Or. II. Reward AZ 4su Delmsr.
HORSE = Found. horse. Saturday night on
Eighteenth ST. near Gratiot- Call at sl4 Chest
nut st
KEYs-Iost, sunday noon. Eighteenth and
Biddle. bunch Of keys Address Fred Fisher,
soes Sheridan.
KEYs-Iost bunch Of keys. vicinity OF Union
Trust Company. "Wednesday morning. Return
to Taion Trust Company.
PoCKETBOOR-Lost. horn-bsck. alligator
skin pccksthook. With money; liberal reward
Ensi Cshalae-
POCKETB0OK-Lost lsdy's Ilocketbook be-
tween Forest Park Cottage and Kings high
rrag Finder please return poclfI rodk and keys
% sos Missouri Trust building, p money 1oE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield Ill, Oct. 8-Certihcztes OF in
corporation were issued by Secretary OF State
Rose to-day. as follows:
EEE-o-See Company. Quincy: capital SEQ OoO:
ManufacturlnE food products. Incorporation
Proctor Taylor, John E bnihan and J. W.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
SCHOLARSHIP ONLY $40,

Until position T. secured. ITauEhon's 5 Prac-
tical Business Collsge. cor. Tenth and Olive.
Will sell hf;v more scholarships under its prOpo-
siti0n 20 allow students 20 uay 80 on entering
and balance out q salary. SO Der month. after
position Is secured. Call or phone Tor cata-
ioEue and particulars This college Is indo.sei
by business men
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

THE FAIL SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY
Is giving the bss; stenoEraphic trEin ng 10 he
had in ST ISou's: not Just little. but 100 us-
cent the best this Is not su idls b1lst: Il l. q
fact our teachers are : FENpGRAP PhE ERS. full
courSe. six months $50: three months. s. .:
one month. S: stenoETaphic work q all kinds
done promptly and ia frst-Cl1sS manner At our
Office, 30 Benctst building. nth AMI Pine
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
WANTED Men and Ladies'
in Every Town as Organizers

For the only Incorporated ana uccnsed fra.ernal
order paying scctdent ..nd .iclth bfneft5 and
investing its reserve funf cxcIusiysy w.-h IS
cwu members. buying ho-nea and aiinWius them
20 pay q hack in installrnents OF = per Si.ooe
borrowed per month. NvithJut inl'feS; Fer
further pa--ic-tlus 81 l-Css ss1p-em- CrEa7-
iEcr. 2f2 Ozark DuiiIiTg -. I.1uis. 40.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
HELP wASTED-MALE.
Clerks AID Collectors.

ALI. clerks seeking employment should r-Els- ]
Ter With Leigh ETUs Employ nlrnt EuTsau. I
-iti'tlv hi=h sTadc: reliable service. - Cen I
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

LAuNDRESS wANTED-Tho=ouRhiv compe-
tent launcresg: by month or day. private fam
III: good vases Cali At Is VGndeyenter place
Thursday. before o'clock-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
SITUATIONS wsNrED-MALE.

hnrses- frst-class rcf.r.nce- 80 Howard II
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
LOST AND FOUND.

SSHT~1 - -. - -
LuEeE marAEa Lr. \ EnE-ara- lsLl L.lmlr-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

AGENTS AND statesmen.
Agents.
AGENTS WANTED-Agents and one general
agent for good new article * -. Republic
PHOTO ticket agents; new ones 81 a sale;
10 sales daily ms Russell ave
CnnvasEers.
CANSASSERS neutrality-suspicious. we'll
Cresred canvasscTS. highest price paid on ary
newspaper propoEttion- tsh between and II
any morning. isls Chouteau-
Solioltorz-
~~~-s~S>~~~S>-N~~S~~~~~~~
SoIIcfrORS HANTED-For staple article:
exper1ence unnece-saTy. 10 Olivia Building
Grand ard Windsur place
SOIICTrOR WANTED -Exoerfencsd ero,eTv
,s, en5 raSas ,oeisor sh9rt hour; good ssar
t,srsi,,is - e,a Ssana s,s,s- 49, SfocerS Co. H2z
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

ASSISTANT shipping CLERK. yls week: E~ceiv,
Bureau. Slg Oliye
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

wedding Rings (SOIid GOldp.
Finest qualities. s. TO so. Mermoo &
Jaccard's Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

OZARK SfTS.-NEAR INDIAN TERRITORY.
10 laboreTs. rockmeu. teau1stsrs- Free pass.
STUBBS LABOR AGENCY.
q s seventh st
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04
HIGH SCHOOL POPULATIONS
Prof. Robinson's Charges Are Ad-
mitted to Be True.

Principal 3. v. Robinson Of the ST..
Paul Central high school, in an interview
this morning in St. Paul paper made
sensational charges of corruption in in
terscholastic athletics.
Professor w. F. Webster Of the East
high school, Minnea polls. while regretting
the publication of the unfortunate con-
dition, admitted that Mr.. Robinson had
told the truth. The exposure, If there was
to have been one, says Mr.. Webster,
should have come some time ago, as mat
ters have been Strengthened out
It has been quite generally known for
some time that the financial affairs of the
interscholastic association were not being
properly managed and that the boys en-
trusted with making the accounting after
the meets were steadily misappropriat-
ing funds by diverting them to their own
private uses. ..@sa VI 5y 81: rs.
BY conducting the meets in the bust
ness-like way which characterized the last
spring field day, says Mr.. Webster
steals, !" such as have disgraced the as
ISOLATION. will no longer be possible.
Mr.. Webster believes hat the financial
responsibility Of the meets should devolve
upon three students chosen respectively
from the Minneapolis, st. Paul and Still
water schools, with. such a check as will
prevent any future regulations. Mr.. Web
ster takes issue with Mr.. Robinson as to
the 1advisability Of faculty representation
in the scholastic association.