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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
PNEUMATIC MAIL TUBE BILL
TO BE REPORTED FAVORABLY.
House of Delegates Committee Rec
ommends a Connection With Third
and Olive Post-Onice Annex.

Chairman Gazzolo Of the Public Improve
ments Committee of the House OF Dele
gates stated yesterday that the pneumatic
tube bill will be reported fayorabiy at to-
morrow nights meeting of the House. with
an amendment providing for connection with
the Post-Office Annex at Third and Olive
streets
This was not included in the contract
made by the Government with the St. Louis
Pneumatic Tube Company. 1t was done in
consideration OF the wishes of the Bust-
ness Mems League.
W. z. Clarke of Chicago, president of the
American Pneumatic Service Company, APP
peared before the Public improvements
Committee at the City Hall yesterday. He
is also president of the St Louis Pneumatic
Tube Company. which is part of the serv-
tract with the Government here.
The other incorporates of tie ST. Louis
Company, Mr.. Clarke stated. are Richard
w. Morrell NJ w. Oliver and z. A. Jones
He stated that the contract authorized the
company to connect the Relay Depot in
East St Louis with the Terminal Post OF
flee In St. Louis and the Union Station.
The contract calls for 3.l6 miles Of tubing
for which the company is to receive SiS.26l
a year for four years. During that time the
company will be required to keep the tub
ing in first-class condition. First-class mail
only will be allowed to pass through the
tubes.
At the end of the four years the Govern
ment will control the tubes.
Mr.. Clarke said II the bill is passed as
amended, a new contract will have to be
made. or the present one amended.
The committee held an executive session
after Mr.. Clarke made his statement The
meeting of the House tomorrow night
VIII commence at ! o'clock.
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A Conversation With a Climax.
when q Professional Man Talks, It's
to the Point.

Several famous American physicians and
surgeons were recently dining together after
a session of a national meeting held in New
York
Il had a remarkable case this winter"
remarked surgeon present. whose name as
specialist in rectal diseases is world wide
My patient was a woman, a delicate.
nerye-racked creature. who had suffered so
fearfully from the ravages of the hemor-
rho1ds That the knife seemed the only Solu-
ton of the trouble, and yet her heart was
weak and her strength so wasted by this
fearful disease that We dared not operate.
Il had ceased my visits to her for time
ing she entered my office looking like new
woman: the pallor had disappeared and the
lines OF suffering were nearly eradicated
from her face. She told me that she had
purchased a proprietary medicine namely.
Pyramid Pile Cure. and that from the first
tained instant relief. I made an examina-
ton and found the rectum in excellent con-
dition, the Inflammation entirely disap-
peared and the swollen veins In normal con
dition.
II was 90 interested in the case that 1
had the remedy analysed carefully and was
so pleased with the result of the analysis
finding a combination of the most healing
and scientific remedies present In the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure and In more convenient
form than could secure them otherwise.
that wrote to the Pyramid Drug Com
pany at Marshall. Mich, asking for their
Booklet on Piles. their Nature. Cause and
and have since used their Pile Cure extern
ssvely and with best results in my practice.
1 do not hesitate to recommend it to YOU
all. 1t Will often save your patient from
a painful surgical operation which In many
cases results fatally"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful IL II
in Preserving HeAItAs ana Beauty.


in Preserving HenItA, aad beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal is
and purifier in nature but few realize its
value when taken into tfhe human system
for the same cleansing Purpose.
take of it the better ST 10 met a drug at
all, but simply, absofbs the gases and i'm
purities always present in the stomach and
intestines and carries them ont or the ssys-
Charcoal sweetens the breath after snnok-
ing. drinking or after eating onions land
Charcoal effectively clears and improves
the complexion. It whitens the teeth and
further acts as J natural and eminentiy
It. s5sorss the hilarious. gases whichscol-
fects the mouth and throat from the poison
=. All drurxists sell 4sIarroals,n one form or
another, but probably the. best charcoal and
the most for the monsys isI IN S,uart,s, Alb b.
the finest powderet Willow charcoal. and
other harmless antiaepticsSin In: tablet form or
rather in the form g lsTfs. pl1nd sas5
hG The daily ase: Of these .losengs. will soon
s ss ia heas
81 efea'h is aa that
from their contihued ase. but. on the con-
A Buraio physician, "a spsaking Of the
dement's OF chafceals seys; II ADVISE Stu
sufrerias from gas b siomach and bowels.
and to clear the cornySexon and purify the
breath mouth and throst. also believe
use Of them: sfhey so3 but q cents a boz
at drug stores, and although in Some sense
patent pssRs..t.SSn yet Il G sansrs. e.
nary charcoal tabletss zst
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
FAIR GROUNDS TAXES
ON CITY ASSESSORS BOOKS.
Present Usage, Of Property En-
titles II to No E1enpttsn.

The Board Of Equalization yesterday de-
cided to. sustain the assessment Of the Fair
Grounds property, at an assessed value of
$796, 49,
The day previous attorney Frederick W.
Lehman appeared before the board and
argued that the property is not liable for
taxation for the reason that It Is being
used for horticultural interests.
The property has not been taxed, here
tofore. because it was held that 1t came
under the law Of exemption in line with
Mr.. Lehmann's arguments.
John ]. OBrien, president Of the Board
Of Assessors, became convinced that the
property. as 1t has been managed recent
ly, made It. liable for taxation. He wrote
to, Mayor Wells asking in regard to the
matter.
The Mayor called upon City Counselor
Bates for an opinion. Mr. Bates looked
up. the law. and applied It to the pur-
poses for which the property Is being
used. and gave Il as his opinion that the
property, is liable for taxation.
Mr.. OBrien then had the property as
SesSed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
LORD R0SEBERY'S DAUGHTER
WEEDS LIEUTENANT GRANT.
Presents Sent by Members OF the Roy
nj Family, the Rothschilds and 9th
ers Amount to q Large Fortune.

London. March es-The Earl Of Rose
bery's eldest daughter, Lady Sybil. was
married at EPSON to-day to Lieutenant c.
j. G Grant Of the c9'd s ,o Guards, son
The wedding was quiet. only near reia-
tives and intimate friencs. Of the families
beng present. Lord Rosebery. gave away
his daughter, who was attended by eight
bridesmaids. including Miss Muriel White
wearing the Earrs racing colors-primrcse
and pink.
served at The Durdans. Lord Roseberry's
seat at EPSON.
The display Of presents has rarely been
the Prince and Princess CT Wales and other
members of the royal family sent diamond
bracelets or brooches. Lord Rosebery's
rsonds and pearl tiaras, necklaces. and
bracelets.
The. Rothschilds and others sent the
bride numerous costly Jewels.
MccoRMACK-woOD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ard es aiss sarAh + Mssd Hsrs aa19ss ssss sss
SIMMONS-PoI.I.ARD
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshal. No. March cs.--Mr Ealer Simmons
married kere to-day.
; AeLsdENr IS ANNOUNCED. q
REPUBLIC SPECIALS; - *
ant ss' sasat Ma sn h seT
Dry, Gocdr Company Of St. Leuls. and Miss Vida
'Gss sasst. Of h Nj nssa TksS
ssd asa sda enc g. s. xp q T shs
e1.ct date has nat Been nxsd. 49,
MONCCrON-FIELDER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
VINO H na author ,eesss
productions and quite talented artist. was mar
to third ssssna ssT scon ahi sui
band having died only few months ago.
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FATHER MATHEW EUCHRE.
Many Prizes VIII Be Awarded at
Exposition Building April -.

Uniform Rank, knights of Father
Mathew. will give a euchre at Exposition
building Wednesday. April %. A high
grade upright piano. valued at $3.50 will be
the attendance prize. and will be drawn
for by every ticketholder as per coupon at
tached to the ticket
This euchre Is given by the rank TO help
to defray the expense of its trip to Phila-
delphia next August where it goes to at
tend the National Convention of the Total
Abstinence Societies of America. The
officers of the rank are: John T. Hunt.
PRECEDENT; j. j. Cummings, secretary:
Captains Thomas Finan and c. P Mona
han.
The following citizens have been invited
to manage the award and distribution Of
eli prizes: William H. O'Brien, supreme
Chief sr knight Supreme Recorder Bow
dern, Supreme Banker Curran. Patrick
Mulcahy. Daniel O'C. Tracy. Festus- j.
Wade Richard c. Kerens, Daniel C. Nj
gent. General John W. Noble, Edward De-
voy. Eugene Devine. jeremiah Sheehan.
y. r. FftZGibbon. Joseph B. Haggerty and
Judge Vale Reyburn.
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DuFFY'S Pure MALT WhISkEY

20
ton and
which eieying are
trademark Old
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rest and Imprisonment are charged by
many to political differences.
He asked that the preliminary examina-
ton be deferred for few days In order
that he might secure legal advice. The case
was set for Thursday afte Hss1n, at The
druggist. signed bond in the sum OF 800.
INDIGNANT, OVER ARREST. .
Mr.. johnson characterizes the arrest as
an outrage. He said last night:
Il planned yesterday to visit some farm
property I own outside the corporate linn
its. and. as usual. took my revolver with
ME. As there are asnumber of lawless spir-
its in the community. and several times at
I was returning after nightfall. I deemed
It necessary to be armed. The revolver was
not concealed. but was in a holster hung
on a belt about my waist
II had nearly reached home when the OF
ficers seized me. asked that be permit
ted to step across the street to tell my wife
of the occurrence and reassure her. but the
officers would not permit 1t and dragged
me of to Jail
. 'aThere was forced to remain until near
ly noon to-day, the taiier saying that he was
I believe. that the action was due to stand
Il took In regard to some street improve.
ments recently projected. am in favor Of
ams he Showing
that the money is not wisely expended"
FRIENDS ARE OUTSPOKEN.
Friends Of the accused are more out.
spoken. They say that the arrest is one OF
the Incidents accompanying the municipal
campaign and that It Is due iarselyto Nj
ministration Of Patrick Coyle, the village.
President. commonly called the Mayor OF
Madison" Coyle is a candidate for re-elec-
ton. and is opposed by the Good-Govern-
ment League, whose candidate is Attorney
J; NJ; Pandy Of the law firm of Sullivan.
Johnson is one Of Madison's wealthfest
residents. He was for years president Of
the Law and Order League. + was at his
General of Illinois, secured a perpetual In
junction against the operation OF the pool
room Of Celia, Adler TILES about year
ago.
The officers Of the village could not be
seen last night. but their side Of the case
was related by members of the administra-
ton party. They state that Mr.. Johnson
went to Newport, a subdivision of the viii
lage occupied by negro residents. and. in
the course of an address against the admin
istration. fiouris.led a 3S-caliber revolver
and exclaimed:
1--WE must have good government. even If
we have to employ this means.
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Incarceration Of 7. @. johnson on
Charge of Carrying Concealed
Weapons Caused Sensation
NOT ALLOWED TO SEE FRIENDS.
Position Taken by President of
Law and Order League in
Politics Said to Be
Behind Arrest.

The town Of Madison. IN Medison County.
Illinois, has a sensation in the arrest and
Incarceration in Jail OF T. C. johnson,
founder of the village, and one of its
prominent citizens.
The arrest Is laid by many to spite work,
ensendered by strong political feeling.
The arrest was made Friday evening at
8 o'clock as Mr.. Johnson was leaving a
laundry half block from his home. The
village Marshal. Patrick McCambridge. and
Patrolman John Meehan stepped up behind
him and announced that he was under ar
rest and must accompany them to Jail.
He was placed in jail. and Instructions
given to the Keeper Thomas Rhodes. tnat
no one be allowed to see him. A charge Of
carrying concealed weapons was placed
against him.
johnson remained in jail all night and
until noon yesterday, when he was taken
before Justice c. L. Gibbs for hearing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
WILLARD DIVORCE GRANTED.
Romantic Attachment for Actor
Ends in Chicago Court.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. March a.-The final chapter In
the romantic marriage Of Bessye Toone
Of Marshall. Tex. niece of President W.
r. Newman of the New York Cen
trail Railroad to Joseph Willard, an actor.
was written in Judge Bishops court this
morning. when she told a story of cruelty
on the part Of her husband during the short
time they lived together. and she was
granted a decree of absolute divorce.
The hearing was in chambers behind
locked doors, and lasted but a few min
utes. Beside the complainant, her father,
vision of the Union Pacific Railroad, was
the only other member of the family pres
ent. Willard allowed the case to 20 by
default
Bessye Toone met Willard while he was
playing an engagement In Marshall, Tex,
q few months ago An elopement was
pl4nned. and; the couple came to- Chicaeo.
where they were married.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
GRADUATES TO ENTERTAIN
PRESIDENT OF ALMA MATER.
Amherst College Alumni Association
Arrangex Programme In Honor
of Visitor.

President George Harris of Amherst Col
lege will arrive in ST. Louis Saturday morn
ing. April 3. In company with Mrs Harris,
President Harris has been visiting several
Of the Western Alumni associations, and
the local alumni has made extensive prep
ara tons for their entertainment.
While in ST. Louis Mr.. and Mrs Harris
will be the guests OF Mrs. William X. Blk
by. No. Is Portland place. who have a son
in the sophomore class at Amherst.
Saturday afternoon, the local alumni asso-
citation has arranged for reception to be
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furnish him transportation from Manila a6
Yap.
Ships Of the navy sometimes stop thoqAn
on their way from Manila to Guam. ~
though zap is not in the regular course. Ax4
Senator Bacon was told that If 1t coul
be done conveniently one Of the warshilRS Z
which will soon be ordered home from thS.n
Asiatic station will be ordered to touch at I.
zap and drop Colonel Hartridge at thar
point in order that he may investigate the
situation for his client.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
TEL EGRAPH NEWS
B'RIEFLY%T OL.D

DEAyERTOWN. ,O.-Jacob NJ. Stanbery,
Postmaster, has been removed. Stanoery
in signed confession admitted. that for two
years he had been opening letters sent to
patrons Of the office. Curiosity alone moved
him Nothing was stolen.
BALTIMORE. ]. Tfmanus. the lawyer
who mysteriously disappeared several weeks
ago, has returned He says that his mind
has been a blank and that when his reason
returned he found himself in Memphis.
BERLIN-At the invitation of the German
Government a conference with the object Of
founding an international seismic associa-
ton will be held at Strasburg from July "a
to July IS.
BERLIN-Frau Anna Rothe, the Spiritual
list who has been on trial charged with
swindling many notable persons Including
Court Chaplain Stoecker. was sentenced TO
eighteen months Imprisonment.
NEW YORK-A successful test Of wire
less biography between Fort Wadsworth
and Fort Hancock was made. Messages
were exchanged rapidly and without breaks
LoNDoN-The final papers in the applica-
ton for the extradition of Whitaker Wright
the company promoter. under arrest in New
York, including additional affidavits. were
completed. certified by the United States
Embassy and dispatched by the steamer
Umbria-
HAvRE. MONT.-A. G. Staten has dis
vein stands vertical and is four .eet thick
and runs into one Of the highest mountain
peaks in the chain Of Bear Paw Maun-
tains.
OMAHA-Brigadier James loft, IN COM
nand Of the middle Western division of the
Salvation Army. has been assigned to the
command of the army in Sweden. Brsgadier
Toft has been connected in an official ca
pacity with the Salvation Army for eighteen
years. and was one Of the promoters of the
Institution in Sweden.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29

President of Amherst College, who will be
the guest of the st. Louis Alumni Asso-
citation April 4-6.
held at the West End Hotel. In the even
ing President Harris will. be the guest OF
honor at the fifth annual banquet of the
association; which will take place at the
West End Hotel.
Upon the invitation Of the congregations
of the Second Presbyterian Church and the
Piler:m Congregational Church, President
Harris will occupy these pulpits on Sunday.
He will preach at the Presbyterian Church
in the morning and at the Congregational
Church in the evening.
Arrangements have been made for a drive
through the Worlds Fair grounds, Monday
afternoon. The morning will be devoted to
visiting the local public schools. and in the
evening President Harris will address the
The officers of the St. Louis Alumni As
ISOLATION are. Doctor c. H. Patton. presi-
dent, and Ralph T. Whitelaw, secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
HERR BRUNO BERNSTEIN DEAD.
Was Late Sir Arthur Sullivan's
Representative in Germany.

Berlin, March eS.-Herr Bruno Bernstein,
well known In connection with Germany's
theatrical relations with England and the
United States. is dead. He was the late SIR
Arthur Sullivan's representative in Ger
many.
DAVID TODD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cancer of the liver. He was born IN Missouri.
seph The re'nsins were shipped to St. Joseph
MRS. J. l. GEBHART
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
,l Hot s SPRING. Ark: March ss.Mrs L Geb
e. smr oh sS ss
nue. Of senility. Doctor and Mrs. Gebhart have
and ali tbs lime hase Never .Sl'y e tss
State but once or twice. Doctor Gebhart is Il.
terrible blow u to f him anu me 0'' OF his wife Is
MRS ELIZABETH HARRISON. ..
| REPUBLic SPECIAL ~
sda Widow Nc 81 M Il. i.;s
here to-day. u,eN
EB WARREN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Eonham, Tex. March BE. B. Warren, one
county 90 died at his home near here last night.
since 1850. " '-' ''N"''
MRS. ELLEN MCCLURE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ca, Gaslinville m. March zs;,Mrs. Ellen Nc
residents Of Carlinviiie. died At her homs this
MRS. NANCY A. ROSS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
p carlin va az Ill; March me: Nancy A
eoupin 1;ounty. died at her home in North Otter
township this afternoon.
MRS. MARTHA CONNELLY
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind March z.-MrsL Martha J.
Gornsliy s sssd IS years mother Of Mrs George
fall she received year ago.
CHRISTIAN KNACKSTEDT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. -
Old Ripley. H.. March 2s.-Christian Knack-
sst % th arWsr ana one Of the Wealth.
Brown e, Cemetery to-day MI. Knaekstedt was s.
New Illinois Corporations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL s.'.-.' =. IL
Springfield. ILL.,. March 3.-Certifcates of
incorporation were issued to-day by secre-
tary OF State Rose. as follows:
Tho BaIletto Club ElaPaso; social Incorpo-
rators-H. c. Lane. L F. Tobias and W. J.
MARYLAND.
Tho National Packing Company, located At
Jersey City. n. j.. with capital stock Of Si5.-
with State capital Of $4.ooo.0 900.
The Younglove & Boggess Company located
at Mason City. la. is licensed to transact bust
in MOd aePl, Si.s s.s'e ssD Of
Prescott, Ariz., with capital stock Of 81. selooa
i licensed to t,a ms business in Illinois with
The Buckeye Powder Company located at
" Wilm q T Del with capital stock Of go
with State capital Of Ssoee "a i'''no's
The Ereeport.sayanna Gas, Mineral and OIL
81 ssssh fnes sA !. ss sss ssss is;iss
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St. Louas Treorporatio.s.

Tho following companies flied articles Of IN
corporation yesterday: 81. Clair Lead Company:
capital sso.oeo. an paid: ,tTSkholdeIs'ns l.
Ramiose shoe and Slipper Company; capital. ~,
co., all paid, stcckhoidels. c. q Ranitose, Ed
sissippi Valley. Advertising Company capital.
$40, 000 all paid; stockholders. ". P. Foster, A
d. Arrowsmith and Morton Jourdan.
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Alexander County Primaries.

htFUbIIIt. SPEIIAI- ~
Cairo. Ill.,, March 2S.-Republican pri-
maries were held In Alexander County to-
day for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the First Judicial Circuit Con-
yention. which meets in Cairo April g. for
the purpose of nominating Republican can
didates for Circuit Judges. The delegates
from this county were instructed for
Robarfs. Vickers and Duncan.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
Child Injured by Street Car.

Ruth Banfne. ? years old. of No 1922 Poplar
street was knocked down by an Eighteenth
street car last night, the corner Of Eigh-
teenth and Walnut streets. She was painfully
injured. but her condition is not regarded as
serious. She was taken to the City Hospital.
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Harrisburg conventio,.

HEPUBIIIC bPECIAL~
Harrisburg. ILL.,. March 3-At Republic
an mass convention held here to decide
Saline County's choice Of three candidates
for Circuit Judges Of the First judicial Dis
trict, A K. Vicxers Of johnson. ]. p. Rob
arts Of Alexander and W. w. Duncan e
Williamson were selected
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Williamson County Republicans.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marion, H.. March 8-The Republican
primary election in this county to-day in
siructed delegates to the Judicial Convention
at Cairo to vote for W. w. Duncan. A. K.
Nickers and ]. z. Robarts for Judges, First
District
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ASTHMA.

Medical authorities throughout the country, -
Guiding names like those Of d.. c. F. Beard, 6cuf4
Framingharo, Mass: DR.. L D. Knott Lehanu3
KY; Dr.. N. L. Crafey, ST. Louis, Mo-: Dr. r. =
Brown, sanborn. Iowa, and Dr; J. G: Curryr. ofA
Paul. Mimi, now agree that the Whetz6 syxteD
Of asthma treatment Affords an actual and sheoluta
cure for the disease. The efforts Of physicians
heretofore, have been 10 ease the breathing and
keep the distressing symptoms under control,
leaving the disease isen alive, but latent end
asleep In the system. Under the whetsel k0e
nenf the germ OF the Iaaiady u indicated -
me patient made exempt from further ettaceA
FREE TRIAL FoR ALL APPlcMn2
Dr. whetzel WI for time send test comma
Treatment free to all applicants VINO WI n1voo.
short description Of their case and aid In to
humane work BY sending the names Of two oeh0
persons having asthma. -
Ask for booklet Of particulars In writing ~ -;
61A treatment Address Il
Dr.. FRANK W1lEIzu.
- q Amapsesn Rxneaaa nz,nka,a canAnA ~
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M1sAAc C090ty Ff1AAy' =.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Metropolis. Ill. March 1.-THE Massao
County Republican primary held to-day ha0
resulted in AIonzo K vlckerS OF johnson.
W. W. Duncan Of Williamson and Josaph
p. Robarts of Alexander receiving the M
structions of the Circuit Judges In this Ohe
FirsO judicial district. t,sa
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REPUBLIC HPECLAL kfz0
Armstrong Mo-. March 1.-Cai Green.
young farmer near this city. attempted NJ
commit suicide early this morning at td14
home Of Mrs Mary Hannah by taking poi-s,
son. TNl
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BERLIN-Frau Anna Rothe, the Spiritual
list who has been on trial charged with
swindling many notable persons. Including
Court Chaplain Stoecker was sentenced 70
eighteen months imprisonment. FL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29

NEW YORK-A successful test Of wire
less telegraphy between Fort Wadsworth
and Fort Hancock was made. Messages
were exchanged rapidly and without breaks