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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
PRESIDENT CLOSELY GUARDED:
POLICE KEEP EXCELLENT ORDER.

President Roosevelt was closely guarded
during every minute of his stay in st.
Louis. and especially during the Dedication
and subsequent exercises yesterday.
Ten men from the Secret Service selected
from the pick Of the departments in Wash
ington. Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas
City. watched every movement of every
person within hailing distance OF the chief
executive yesterday. Each was fashionably
dressed so as not to be distinguished from
any of the presidential party.
In addition to the Secret Service agents.
Chief OF Detectives Desmond and four local
sleuths were also on the alert. ready at a
moments notice to prevent injury to Mr..
Roosevelt II the emergency should have
arisen.
The Secret Service men were Dick Tyl-
riel and H. C. Taylor. who. with Chief Des-
mond. formed the Presidents immediate
personal body guard; James Gallaher OF
Chicago. Steve Connell of Washington. Tom
McManus of Kansas City. Assistant secre-
tary Barnes and the Presidents stenogra-
pher. John e. Murphy and Mark Thomas
of st. Louis and Assistant United States
Marshal Ed Brennan.
DESMOND KEPT CLOSE.
Chief Desmond's assistants were Detec-
tives Flynn. Kelly. Joyce and Crowell.
Chief Desmond was at the Presidents
side throughout the day. Tylriel and Taylor
were close behind him. Tylriel took per-
sonal charge of the door at the Presidents
private reception. after the Dedication ex-
ercises, and indiscr.minately refused en-
trance to those who were forbidden inside
after a certain time. All looked alike TO
the Secret Service agent Mlllionatres and
millionaireS wives were rejected the same
as those in the more ordinary walks. Of
life.
Tylriel, Taylor Gallaher and McManus ac-
companied the President on the trip to
Kansas City.
The police arrangements for the handling
of the crowds yesterday were as complete
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
TAKES A PROMINENT
PLACE IN THE DEDICATION

eonspicuous rart in all of the exercises,
the Governor being an honored guest at the
luncheon last night to President Roosevelt
Accompanying the chief executive was
Colonel ]. GRAY Estey. who served as an
aid on General Corbin's staff in the big
military parade yesterday. Colonel Estey
was distinsuishable BY reason OF his uni
form. which is said to be up to the most
modern OF regulation fashions.
Other notab,es in the party were: General
Edward L. Bates. Secretary OF Civil and
Military Affairs: General VIM. H Gilmore.
Adjutant and Inspector General and Quar-
termaster General: General Jesse E. Thomp-
son. Surgeon General; Colonel frederick E.
Burgess, A. D. c.; Colonel George f Leland,
A d. c.: Colonel Charles W. Ruiter, A D.
c.: Colonel Linn D. Taylor. A. D. c.;
Colonel John c. Norton, Inspector of Rifle
Practice: John w. Stewart. Ex-Governor;
William P. Dillingham;. United States Sem
ator; David ]. Foster. member Of Congress;
Colonel Harry E. Parker. President Yer
mont Press Association.
The Vermont special left Jersey City at
a n. Tuesday over the Erie and Glover
Leaf and arrived here at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. The party will return BY way
of the Chicago and! Alton and Grand Trunk
railroads. completing an interesting sight
seeing circuit of more than 300 miles.
The Governor and his staff are located at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

and thorough as the arrangements foa
guarding the President. Captain George T.
McNamee Of the Mounted District was In
personal charge of the bluecoats. Their
headquarters during the day were at tbs
Lindell pavilion in Forest Park just OUT
side the Fair Grounds.
POLICE WELL ORGANIZED.
Captain McNamee made blue print oE
the grounds and laid it out accordingly,
keeping in mind the places where ths
crowds probably would be the densest.
Just outside the procession entrance on
Forest Park driveway he detailed Captain
Young with fifty men,
At Station No. 2. on DeBaliviere avenue,
Captain o'MaIley and Lieutenant Walsh
were in charge of fifty policemen.
At Skinker road. Captain John Pickel
and fifty men were on guard. while Cap
tain Gaffney and twenty-five men performed
similar duty at the Administration building.
Captain Johnson with twenty-five men kept
the reviewing stand clear OF all except the
privileged guests. At the LIBERAL Arts
building Lieutenant Mansfield with twenty
five men kept guard
Sergeant Hickman with fifteen mounted
officers regulated the incoming and outgo-
ing carriages. Sergeant LAWN and ten men
were on duty at the Waterway. Sergeant
Hall and ten men at the Cottage. Sergeant
George Smith and twenty men at the uni
versity entrance. while the four gates at
the southern entrances were watched by
sixteen patroi-nan under the command OF
Sergeant o'Hanlon.
Lieutenant McKenna Of the Central Dis
trict acted personal aid to Captain Nc
Nance. After aligning his men, Captain
McNamee rode TO the st. Louis Club. whers
he placed Sergeant Boiand with eight men
in front of the procession and Sergeant
Crefield and eight men in the rear.
Last night 40 patrolmen were scattered
about on duty at various places around the
Administration building where the fireworks
display was held.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
ONE OF PRESIDENTS GUARDS
MISTAKEN FOR AN ANARCHIST

Secret Service Agent Rausch. who il ono
Of the special Government men guarding the
President. just escaped arrest by Leu.en-
ant Mansfield Of the St Louis Police vhfle
the ded!catofy ceremonies were In progress
In tho Liberal Arts building.
Agent Rausch was suspected by soma Of
the Exposition guards Of having q plot to
blow up the grand stand on which the
President and the larger part OF the rem
fssentatives9 Of the Government wera s.at,
Cd. He aroused suspicion BY, continually
peerans under the stand, with TIE yery oh.
jsos Of frustrating what he .was usnsote6
oe prspaFtnS to- accomplish.
y ExDosasieu guards noticed II psuu,,..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

President Roosevelt left the Administra-
ton building at 9:35 o'clock. He entered
his carriage with alacrity. and. removing
his silk hat as his assistant secretary.
Chief of Detectives Desmond and Gov
ernor Dockery were getting in. waived 1t
to the shouting crowd.
He stood in the carriage as it drove away
and his smile was reflected by the fire.
works and searchlight. Detectives surged
around him. Secret-Service men were close
at hand. Deputy Aarshals and soldiers were
all around. but the President. unmindful Of
all the care they were taking Of him. stood
in plain view Of the throng.
Detectives and Secret-Service men climbed
into carriages behind that entered by the
President, and in few minutes they were
whisked from the grounds!
They drove to Deimaf boulevard. turned
south on Kings highway and then direct
70 Howard's Station on the Missouri Pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

actions. Agent Rausch Is not gifted with all
the charms and graces that nature some
times bestows oven on the masculine face.
His cast Of features Is irregular. These
things. associated with his manner. at
tracted the notice Of some of the guards,
who called the attention Of Lieutenant
Mansdsld to the man.
The Lieutenant cornered the Secret serv-
Toe agent and asked him to give an ac-
count Of himself. Rausch seemed either un-
willing or unable to reveal his identity at
first. He did not vouchsafe his reasons for
desiring to remain incognito until the po-
lice officer, said that he would be compelled
to lock him up n Z Suspicious character.
Then only did the Secret Service man pro.
dt,ca his cyedsnttAlA
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
UNION DRIVER FOR
PRESIDENTS CARRIAGE.

Kansas, City. April so.-President Roose-
welt will ride through the city In =. union
carriage driven by member Of the Hack
Drivers Union.
The Reception Committee had planned to
have the President occupy o private car
city, whose coachman Is nonunion.
The officers of the union notified the Re
ception Committee that no union driver
would appear in the procession following. .
nonunion driver. and the committee
changed its plan. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

sentative Thaddeus NJ. Mahon and wife. Pennsyl-
vania: Representative Richard Barthold. Mis-
souri,: Representative Henry c. Van Voorhees,,
Ohio: Representative r Wayne Parker and wife.
New Jersey: Representative Jesse Ovsrstreet and
wife, Indiana: Representative Jams R. Mann. IL
lncis: Representative Walter I. Smith. Iowa;
Representative James NJ Miller and wife. Kan
sas; representative Elmer j. Burkett and wife.
Nebraska; Representative Samuel N. Robertson.
Louisiana: Representative Charles l. Bartlett
and wife. Georgia. Representative John F. Shaf-
roth and wife; Representative James Hay. Nir-
sinia-
Willis ]. Bailey. Governor Of Kansas: Gov
ernor William Wright Hurd. Louisiana: Samuel
Go,n1e.s president American Federation OF La
boz: John Mitchell. president United Mine WoFk-
ers: John Walter Smith, Governor OF Mary!and:
A. H. Lonsino. Governor Of Mississippi: Joseph
h Tcols Governor c. Montana: Alexander n
Deckery, Governor OF Missouri; Samuel r. Van
SAINT. Governor Of Minnesota John F. Hil Gov
ernor of Maine: Carter H. Harrison Mayor OF
Chicago; John H Mickey. Governor OF NebrasisaI !
Governor odell and wife OF New York: commaa-
der Nreelsnd of the monitor Arkansas.
National Conmission-Seaato- Thomas H. Car
ter. Senator Martin II. Glyan and wife. Senator
John VI. Tflurston and wife. Senator William
Lindsay and WIFE Senator George W. Mcbride
and WIFE Senator Frederick A. Belts and wife.
Congressman John NJ. Allen and wife, John F.
Miller and wife. Philip B. Scott and WIFE, Thorn
son B. Ferguson Governor OF Oklahoma: Bishop
Potter. Doctor W. o. Harper. the Reverend
Carl Swenson, Cardinal Gibbons. NJ. Ca
che-d, president American Chamber OF Com
merce at Paris: the President. Theodore Rooss-
Welt: Secretary Loeb. Surgeon General P. ".
EiEey, Nicholas Murray Butler Captain W. g.
cowles, Honorable Charles NJ Hayes. General
Powell Clayton. Minister to Mexico: Messrs.
Peirce. Michael and Morgan, representatives
state Department: Messrs. ]. O.. A. Ward Au-
scstus Ct. Gaudens Daniel C. French. Board
o: Sculpture: Senator March,, a. Hanna. Ohio:
Doctor Woodrow Wilson. president Princeton
University: Nicholas Murray Butler president
Columbia University: Heber NJ. Wells. Cover
nor of Utah: John G. Mccullough. Governor o.
Vermont.
Division OF Works-lsaac S. TAYLOR. e L
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

In st. Louis, One Cent.
Outside st. Louis, Two Cenfss
On Trains, Three Cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

cifc. where his train was in waiting to con-
vey the President and his party TO Kansas
City. Governor Dockery accompanied him
and will remain with him until he leaves
the State.
The Presidents protectors took no
, chances with any person as they escorted
him from the Administration building. Men
In evening dress. wearing silk hats and
otherwise fashionably attired. were the
same as the communicating citizen or the
man in laboreFs attire.
Chief Of Detectives Desmond has held to
the Presidents right arm while he has
been In crowds ever since he arrived in st.
Louis. The Secret Service agents were
supplied with press badges and their iden-
ttty was not made known. Colonel John e,
Murphy, who was in charge of this division
Of the men who had the President under
their care. was never three feet away from
the executive
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
DASH WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
THROUGH ONE STRENUOUS DAY.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
ROOSEVELT CONGRATUIATESF FRANCIS
INADDRESS AT PRESIDENTS DINNER.

The dinner to the President Of the United
States, and to the only living ex-President
last night in the Hall of Congresses VIII
long be remembered by all who were priv
ileged to attend.
Though no speeches were TO be delivered:
though these were barred from the pro-
gramme, the enthusiasm of those assembled
induced President Roosevelt 10 make a few
remarks. In turn he was followed by the
Mexican Ambassador. the French Anbas-
sador, and Grover Cleveland. Roosevelt, IN
his ONCE as President. congratulated D.
R. Francis upon his success thus far in
building the Exposition.
Cleveland was called upon to answer to
the toast: THE Greatest Private Citizen
IN the World" His response Vas full of the
dramatic, considering that before him was
the present holder of the Office. for which
he has again been mentioned as a can3i-
Gate.
The Hall Of the Congresses was decorated
to rrofusion. The ceiling was draped in
bunting OF red. white. blue and yellow.
Upon the holdings all around the chamber
were hung the flags of all nations Tho
chief guests were gathered around a cenral
round table. At tho head of this was Gov
ernor Francis. At his right was President
Roosevelt. At his left was former President
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nous cluster of American beauty roses.
Round about. were arranged the fiftv odd
additional tables The scheme of decora-
ton was the same 1Ipon each of them.
Roses were in the center and a p-osusion
OF greenry in,erlaced all.
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The serTing of the edibles then began.
Inc menu was as follows:
Canape Victoria.
Essence De Volatile Harlequin.
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P,,v,es am (,.s,,,
Glaces de Foutais;.s praises
Pe;lt Fours.
Frornage de Cane:nber,.
Gaze No.r.
When all had done justice to the viands,
Mr. Francis arose Ladies and GENTLE
men. saio ne speaking was mol part
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01

JOHN g. MCCULLOUGH.
Governor OF Vermont. who headed tho
delegation which came L5Oo miles to at
tend the Dedication.
Governor John c. Mccullough heads a
party Of distinguished Vermonters who
came 1850 miles to attend the Dedication
of the WORLDS Fair and who have taken a
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-01
ROOSEVELT DEPARTS FOR KANSAS CITY
ACCOMPANIED BY GOVERNOR DOCKERY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = <<HNN<H<HN<NNH< H<<<<>>H
~ WILL RETURN TO W0RL DIS FAIR CITY"
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Fortune Telling.

Advertisement very often bring
unique and interesting replies. This
is illustrated BY the following:
10 the month OF June the Passen.
ger Department OF the NJ. X. & II.
R'y inserted in various publications
the following reaaiRg notice:
"WE CAN'T TELL YOUR FOR
TUNE. but we have publications
that viii enlighten you about Texas
and its great possibilities.
A correspondent at Dana, H., sent
the following 10 reply:
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Needless to say the iady received a
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Land Offerings.

Fine $50 acre farm, well improved.
300 acre farm.
1000 acre farm and ranch--all reas-
enable, close % Vinita. These are
good bargains
A few o. orr leases which We are
offering for sale;
$40 acre near Ninita, also improved
with farm and meadow lands.
800 acre farn aud rancn.
Also several smaller improved
farms
We can offer these for i've years at
less than their value. Call and see
us il interested.
CAsTPBELL-MARRs
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
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Felix Cowan aud several on al !
neighoors are layirg water mains
from the Sherer we'll.
FOR SALE good Deering NOW
er aud rake. John Campbell.
Miss Dollie Chamberlin went TO
Neosho last night on a visit.
The Shawnee Indians will have a
green corn dance in tue White Oak
hills west OF here tonight.
All the year round you can get a
smooth shave or tine artesian bath
at Joe Davis barber shop. dtf
NJ. j Campbell, travelling salesman
Tor the J 5. Merrell Drug Co., is
transacting business here today.
Now is the time TO buy a good Moon
Bros buggy Lee Barrett Is selling
Them at cost. Call and see them be-
lore buying for they have nice finish
and are up-to-date and the price is
right Now for bargain. II
Mrs. Chas. A. Sawyer and children
are here on their way back 10 Nus
kogee from an extended visit in Ohio.
Sound kidneys are safeguards Of life.
Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold BY Shanahan s
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The Ice plant is unable to make all
the Ice 1t can use aud has freQue nt
recourse TO the factory At Neosho.
A girl OF ideas Is apt to judge
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he gives her. Bring her TO eat Stef-
fen's celebrated cream at Chapman
4 Briggs
]. NJ. Joa1s now has water fro the
Darrough well Installed 10 his house
and I. +. Thompson is also 70 be con-
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A K Bass Of Morgantown, Ind, had to
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and had a severe backache and pains in
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There Is gettiog 10 be a consider
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,ity and interest 10 the game Is grow.
ug fast and furious.
Foley's Kidney Cure purihes the
blood by straining ont impurities and
-ones mp the whole system. Cures kid
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Mr. Bailey. the Washington CORES
3ondent OF the Dallas News aud a
newspaper man OF ability is spending
! day Or two II YInita.
An members OF the o. Z. S. wishing
70 retain their membership mus. pay |
their dues q later than August lst,
1903, as ali supplies will be sent TO |
grand secretary on that date and /
,hapter disbanded. Bertha Waca-
ier. W. M 24s
W. K. Halsell aud family and the
sister, Mrs. Wagner, are
IOing 10 Nantasket Beach 10 a few
lays, their usual summer resort.
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FOLEYS h0FEYAv6TAR
Ser chatdrcEf su5es ssres 40 cpi1fas
for sale a reole's Drug Store
First Published July "A. Iso3
Notice OF tirst FIeeting OF Creditors,

Ii the United states Court Tor the Northern
District Of the Indian Territory
I b the matter of Faulkenberry 4 Carter.
Bankrupts. No. 36S.
To the creditors OF W. F Faulkeuberry
and J. " Carter, doing business as partners
under the name and style or Faulkenberry
Carter in said District at Miami. T. IT,
Bankrupts.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10Th
day Of July. 1905, the said Faulke1berry &
Carter, partnership, composed OF W. II
faulkenberry and j. ". Carter were duly
auJudged oankrnpts. and that the first
meeting OF their creditors wall Be held AZ
tie Office of Dennis Il. Wilson. one OF the
referees n said district. az his Office ID the
city % Ninifs. Indian Territory. GA the asrh
day of Jaly 1905 at one O'Clock ia the afrer-
noons at which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint 4 truS-
tee. examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as msY properly come
before said meeting
DENNIS II WILSON.
Referee in Bankruptcy
Dated at Finita, I. T., July l4 1905.
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Ed Lees men are engaged 10 put
tiug al extensive plumbing system
into J. o. Halls residence, the ma
terfal cosrtsching the sum Of 900.
CURES ScIATIcA
Rev. WI Riley, L l. ID, CUba, New
York, writes: "After fifteen days Of sx-
cruciatiug pain from sciatic rheumatism,
various treatments, was induced to Try
Ballard's Snow LininNeHt, the first APP
plieation giving my first relief, and the
second, entire relief. can give It IN
qualified recommendation. z5c, SOC and
81 At Peoples drug store. DIV
Tom Wicklif, the negro who was
arrested on suspicion Of having broke
into a cab00se and stole several ar
ticles therefrom, was discharged yes
terday through lack Of evidence.
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors hnd
A coed prescription
For mankind.
The scent packet is enough for usual
occasions. The family bottle (60eentsl
contains a supply for year. All
druggists sell them. dw
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Miss uaftie G IRE returned frum
Chicago last night where she has
been attending the normal and while
away she made visit 20 Niagara
FALL. She returue 10 her home az
Biuej icket to-day
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Summer Tourist Rates Via the NJ
X ct. Rv

Effective June 1st. Summer Tourist
Tickets will be placed on sale at
greatly reduced rates to summer re-
sorts 10 the uorth and east. Ask
nearest Katy" agent FOR informa-
tion, or address,
GE0RGE MORToN, G ?. A.. ST. Louis.
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You Don't Know What You Miss

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Excellent Service.
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C. a. Pfesig is here from his farm
near Big Cabin and says he has one
or the finest corn prospects he ever
saw.
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John Harlan and family returned
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