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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28

Eas iiinafe llntpetter in DeutIh-
lamb bat, uie nunmsbr porliegeuoe
genauere Veritte oartun, aeraoe,u
furdtbare Serbeeruugen anaerihtet.
Am fhlimmlten uuroen be oltlihen
prooinsen uno Die Riiitenltrihe mitae=
nemmen. Ter Shaoen an giaen-
hum uno Der Verluit an Wenihenle=
ben iiberiteisen ielbli Die bohlt oearifs
fenen 3iffern. llne babel nebmen bic
piobspolten nod INNER tein gnbe.
Nad ben bisbsrisen grmittelu.sen
giu9en rpdbreno Der Stiirme, bic am
19. uno 20. April an Der oeutihen
6ilte uiiteten, SO 51ifIe gu @runoe,
uns 246 Gobr3euge tuuroen beitdbigt.
223 Wenfh<n ertranten auf See. Alle
eingelaIfenen Ytrihte oeuten aber an,
baB bic llnbtilslife oamit ldno5t niht
erih6pit lit. An 9ann ftarben 1914
Wenlhen ourhGrfritren unb Ysrirren,
ioipie anoere llnfdlle. Die meilien lln=
Qliidsfdne fanbtn in Der Nabt gum 10
Npril fatt, als bas S9neetpetter nit
gerdbe5u elementarer Wu9t bertin.
brad. Die Verilnslidten maren 3u=.
meiii arbeiter, utl&t ibr faselptr'
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28
Shutseiese.

Sn Der tlirilid1 IN canton auf ger=
anlaliuus oes StaatsIhuliuperinten=
benton itaitsefunoenen 0eriammluna
BON epuntpIduliuperintenoenten uns
Yrofeiioren lino eine Aeihe Wlispers
itdnonine in Seius auI Die beitebenoen
ShalssieBe rihti9 geltellt poroen.
ss muroe 8. y. tets anaeuommen,
oaB Die Shulbeamten oas steht baben,
ShulreqMiiiten uno ginrihtunqsae=
genltdnoe bis gum g8erts BON $40 phne
gHelteres anSutaufen. aber es bat iin
berausseItellt, 0aB 9iiemano oas Reht
bat, audi nur fir einen Dollar inert
Saten ansuihaHsn, ehe i'm betreF=
enoeu Shuloiltrict oariiber abeeEimmt
muroe.
Gin WiiBperitdnonib berriht aud
IN Setrelf Der Seranoerunsen Der
8ren5linien Der Shulbiitricie. 9as
9eleb mar itets ettpas unbeltimmt abge=
aefaBt uno tpuroe audi allgemein falIh
ausselest. Dian uahm an, oab cine
Mbltlmmuns iiber cine ioldpe Ger1noes
rung Der ShuloiitrIcte auf Elm @eiud
pon 10 ltimnberedtistsn 9iireegen aus
ben beteiligten 8iltricten bin erfplseu
ioll, nabreno oas 0eieB eisentlih be-
'tlmmt, oaB ein iolhes 6eIuh pen 10
Stlmmsebern aus eoem beteiliaten
Slltrlete unterseitnei itin 90.
Oas neue 6lole=0eieB, in Der lesttn
SeglslaturliBuns angenomnen, bat
ebenfals sroBe eanfulien hsrporgsru=
zen. sad bisiem G,sieBs mtroen cine
sroBere An5abl Shulseamisn, oeren
Nmtstermin in oieIem ssriibiabr nod
nj D I ab9elaufen III, ibres 9lmtes
entieBt. 0as 9eieB wurbe bon pielen
Seiten ais uneonititutionea beseihnet,
aber bic berpOrrasenoite. bis ieBt in Der
Angelegenbeit erreihte Autoritdt bat
oas 6eisB fur re1tssiltis ertlart unb
oaHelbe lit nun in Rraft. DER
Staaisiuperintenbent Vaib bal bem-
na4 an9eOronet, boB bel ben tommen-
ben Shulipableu i'm Suni in ieoem
SHuloiitricte oes States idmmtli4e
Shuibeamten neu ertpdblt peroen
miinen. auBsr es uiiros bon elmer b0=
beren Autoritdt anoers btitimmt.
Ger Staatsluperintenbent bat AUDI
anseoronet, oob prilfuneen fur
Gtaots=Gertifieate III Iolaenoen StoD.
ten Itaitfinben iouen.
eureta, GIT point, Ritheu, got
springs, 0uron, Siour Sails, 7eab-
nooo. Wntertpiun, Bierre unb Nber.
been. uub stuar sur ielben 3sit, in Der
bic yrifungeu fir Gountp=Gertifieate
itattnnoen, ndmlib an, 5. unn 6. sSu.
nj. Eos iino bic eraen Gtaatsprii.
fungen uuttr stm neuen Gtiet.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28

eelben 8elihter bon oem Sonibreroa
Dem lhlappigen GilSbut ilberlhattef,
toeaen gnbneno aus Der nieoriqen Sir
Der eben 10 nie6rieen Sitte, um ibre
. gurrpps", B. b. Die tleinen eid ,u
tangen, Die ichOu cine 3eit lang ae=
fritbliuft 81 baben id3ienen, inoem tie
oas ipdrlihe. am Wege muhernoe,
Siemllb barte Nieia=Giras abueioeten.
Sic MOLTEN iuabriheinlih nit elmer
gaoung ailfdlfd (2userne) naCt Der
Stdot Inn lih bort non Den iiioifden
Raufleuten ii0er oas Gbr bauen an
lnnen, GaFfee nno Giehl gu taufen uno
ben Hslt oes @eloes in Sdnaps ansu-
legen. (6ortiegung folgt.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28
(soitorieae ztreiilihter.

Dlart Sanna, Der 9oriiber oes re.
publitaniihen Rationalcomites, hattie
tld : i'm 6egeniaB gu ieinem politiibelr
@egner IN Ghio, lSorater, suerIt oahin
ansgeiprohen, oaB Die oiegidhrioe
Staatsconpention in Ohio bon elmer
Snoolirung 8eoisoelts abieben Iole
nno nohmals erflart, oab er fein
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ret. Gin an=
oorIement In oieiem Sabre lei perfriiht
uno lei crit ndhites Sabr am glaBe.
oa Die oiesidhrige Gonpention in erz
ter Sinie ltaatlihe angeIeoenbeiien an
beritdlihtigen babe. gioh in Lester
Minute Sog aber gamma, anqe6Iidb auf
Wunib Roolepeits, eGppoftipn ,us
riid. Gamma oahte ieoenfalls. Elm
Snooriement 3oDienelts iei perfrlibt
neil ia I'M ndhiten Sabre nod elm an=
orer republitaniiher 9rdiioentlhnfts=
aipirant Iid meloen tonne un0 er in
ielner gigerlhdft als Rational= 6 pmi=
teporliBer alle 9litglieoer Der republic
fanilten 4artei 81 pertreten babe.
Rooiepelt Ielbit ertldrte, bar erg1iemano
um ltntertiiBung 9ebeten babe. Si=
derlip babe ibn oas Enforcement iei=
tens Dtcainleps Seimatseountp iebr
sefreut.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28
astAea tn erets cate. sR,aa.

0VWeW tWt OteeW &oItt D<tySW-
SpsSidl.Grcurfionsrattn tdgli9 ilber
bic 0reot Nortb<rn Habn. Ndberes
bsi ir9eno einem Mgtnttn.
i5rto &oatrs,
l5iun Gen. poif. A9t. Sioug .Gitp.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28

Simmer mebr bdufen Iib Die 9ah=
rihteu BON ben ihreflihen sSuoenper=
fol9Insen in RuBlana. Die sSeosr
rrauot lit, Die ein;elnen Shrefeus.
icenen Su ber6fentlihen, uelhe an=
iheineno NIT Der 9uloung Der rulIi.
iben gehoroen in Scene qeieBt nur-
ben. Die Suoen in Der gansen Welt
MAIDEN ale anltrensunaen, oas Coos
tbrer perfplgten Sriioer in ieoer WeiIe
ju erlelhtern uno, ipis Ihon an anorer
Steue ermdbnt. Derben Sauienoe BON
Snoen nah amerita ausmanoerns
Shre 3ahl IN Der g9elt miro auf 10
Wtlltonen geihdBt, oaoon iuobnen in
yletp Dort allein COO, 900. Der pom
bielleen ruiliihen gotihafter qematte
raule 8ortuurf, oaB Die meiiten ruiii=
ihen Suoen ourh Observation-Disclosures
uno Wuhergeihafte Die ruliiIhengau=
ern IN geltlen pernanoelt batten. maa
bier uno oa bel einselnen sutreiien,
leoenfals rihtet Iit aber in Ruglano
Der bllnoe 5eitialiihs SnoenbaB aeqen
Die Ralie als Iolhe. Ser 9lberqlaube
beim irregefilhrteu rulliiten 9auern' lit
ebenfalls Elm nhht gu ueraeiienoer
Jattor. Seoenfalls lit Die alIaemeine
emporuns iiber Die Ssrfolauna Der
armen rniiiihen Suben, bon oenen
10. 900 oboahlos lein iolleu, aerecst.
fertist. ,,8enn Die sSuoen fih Dem
Staher in Die arme geipprfen habeu,
10 lino Die ebrilten allein oafiir per=
antmortllt ;u MAIDEN, Die oem ,er>
ltreuten ejeIhleht ale geeee beriperr=
uno tbnen caourh natiirlit ben ge=
oanfen als einiige aihriduur beibrin=
gen muBten, oab nur Der grmerb BON
Belo allein lie auf cine hobere Stufe
brin9en tonnte. Ger Sub oes fanati=
'rten YObels. Der in ben Suoen ueiter
nlhts lab, ais Die glntlou, melhe DEN
Vertlinoer oes @brilientums ans
9reus geitlagen bate, bai piele gldt-
ter Der 9Seltgtlhihte nit glut beTledi,
benn Der unlpillenos Yobel lab ia nid9t,
oaB oas Snr Niaht eelanate ehriifen=
tam allen &elormatorsn oallelbe Coos
bereifef. /"
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28

aaorew Carnegie bat iefueit 81
0lillionen perideuft uno miro jeoen=
falls Die 100 Diillionen boil MAIDEN.
SIN anlhluB oaran bat sSemano fol=
genees ausgerstnet: IS qibt meniae
seute, Die iid oas 8ergniisen leiitsu
tonnten, einen mann gum 9phn bon
50 ta9llh ansultellen. bic 800, 600,
600 IN 50 Bills 5u sdblsn uno Iie III
Yafeten bon je $500 suiammensupa.
den. Senn Der Mann miirop elm aau=
see Sahr lang tdglih aht Stunoen in
nneeltrengtelter arbeit su tun baben.
Die Qufgube su beiDdltiaen. Die
hunoert NlilliDnen Dollars in ein
EoIlarsgills Suiammenaereibt, miiroen
etn Bano biloen, oas bon Gbicaap
ourh ben Suescenal bis nat Wanila
retten piiroe. gu einem Guaorut
suiammengetlebt, niiroen oieie 8eIo=
lheine cine 6la6e bon 335 acres be4
oeden, uno Elm hunoert Wti!liouen
Sllber=9ollars aiifeinanoeraeleat. Mir
ben cine Sdule bilosn, Die 100 Neeilen
gen 5irlmel ragen piiroe; ooer man
fonnte einen rbaufen" itaffen. Der
nabe3u oiersehn gus brett uno iief uno
100 DUB bod pGre.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Hears Renewed Expressions of In
terest and Regard for the
United States.
PRESENTS AMERICAN TEACHERS
Intensely Hot Weather at Rome
Has Unfavorable Effect on Car
dinai's Health and He Is
Somewhat Indisposed.

Rome. Aug. Cardinal Gibbons was re-
ceived by the Pope to-day in private audi
ence.
In lengthy conference. Plus x renewed
his expressions Of interest in America, al
ready made manifest by his reception on
Wednesday to the pilgrims from the United
States.
The Pope said he should like to have the
Cardinal remain in Rome for some time in
order that he might become thoroughly ac-
quainted with all questions connected with
the United States. but his Holiness did not
insist. being aware, he said of the Carii-
nails delicate state Of health and his suf-
fering from hot weather.
In closing the audience the Pontin
charged Cardinal Gibbons to carry the
apostolic benediction to all the faithful of
America.
After his private audience, Cardinal Glib
bons presented to the Pope the Reverend
Dennis R. o'Connell. rector. and Father
Charles F. Grammar, professor Of theology
at the Catholic university at Washington,
and Father p. c. Gavan. the Cardinals
secretary. The Pope spoke most anably to
each and said to Rector OConnell that te
knew the Importance of a Catholic univer-
sity at Washington, and would do all DOS
sible to further Its interests and prestige.
Cardinal Gibbons is somewhat indisposed,
the weather having become intensely hot.
Still. he has been able to visit the churches
of St. Peter and st. Paul, which, with yes
terday's visit to Santa Maria di Trastevere
was obligatory during his visit, which he
must make every ten years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
TURKISH TROOPS
WIN A BATTLE.
Rout Body Of LOO Bulgarian In
surgents in Encounter
Near Sorovitch.

Sa1onica. Aug. -Four batta1ions OF
Turkish troops supported by artillery yes
terday met and routed a body OF LOO Bull
garians near Sorovitch-
A band of 800 insurgents has appeared
near the railroad bridge over the River
yardar. two hours distant from this city.
Tho great fodder depots at Samani,
Aydirn and Harmann have been burned
constantinople, Thursday, Aug. 6.-News
received here as to the extent OF the Buiga-
riau revolutionary movements IN the Vaaay-
ct of Monastir is conflicting.
In consular dispatches from Monasu
which were received this morning tne Dull
ion is expressed that the insurrecuSh oiI inc
ont a fortnight earlier than It's cnieIs III
tended and before the bands were IN Ieaoi
ness, presumably because the ieaaeIs wese
disconcerted by the active preventive me"@-
ures adopted by the authorioea I'll.
The Rnlgarian inhabitants In some VII
lagos have fed to the mountains !ol reluso.
the railways have asked that ine Io ~,
guarding the lines be Quadrupied pud us
wot.ld entail the employment OF U.W1 so,
G,er. and. in view of the impovertsneo
treasury. the Government will find II oiili-
cult to comply with tho request, ,...,,-
The Porte has sent categorical instruc-
+fons To the walls of the Armenian PROVINCES
of Asia Minor. holding them personally re
sponsible for any Kurdish excuses anu ot
daring vigorous measures 10 DC ldheH ~
nreyent fighting. The British Vice Consul az
Ritlis has been ordered to proceed 70 Musn,
eighty miles south Of Erzeroum. Where inc
Turks occurred In 1851 10 'hses'isoSe .ne
.L<,,ot3nY1 there.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
GIGANTIC STEEL
EXHIBIT At FAIR.
United States Corporation and
Kindred Interests Arrange
for Display.
TO COVER NEARLY TWO ACRES.
Various Methods Of Manufacturing
to Occupy Entire Center Of
Mines and Metallurgy
Palace.

Advices from New York, which are con.
nrmed by the Exposition ofdciala, state
that the United States Steel Corporation
and Kindred interests have arranged
through Chief Holmes Of the Mines and
Getallurgy Department to take 75,o0
square feet Of space or one and three quar-
ter acres In the central portion Of the
Mines building.
James Gayley, first vice president Of the
United States Steel Corporation. was elect
ed yesterday, In New York. . member Of
the St Louis Worlds Fair Iron and Steel
Committee, to cooperate with the EXPOSE
ton officials in arranging for the largest
representation that the iron and steel In
6ustry has ever made at an exposition
The steel corporations exhibit VIII occupy
the Central portion Of the butldir- and VIII
Illustrate, through a series Of models and
through actual processes. the various meth
DDS for the manufacture Of IRON and stsel
In other words, it probably will Be the
greatest live exhibit at tho Exposition.
It will be the first time since the founda.
ton OF the gigantic steel corporation thas
its magnitude was spread out before ths
eyes Of the wondering visitors from every
section Of this country and Europe.
Experts OF the corporation are now lay
Ing the plans for the mammoth display.
Independent steel companies are also pre-
pairing exhibits which show the finished
products, the raw materials and the amount
Of iron ore, limestone and coke necessary
in the manufacture. The great American
interests will have the center OF the build
ing. while kindred industries In Great Brit
ain. France, Germany and Russia win b
grouped around the United States display.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
FORMAL DEMAND FOR MONEY.
Illinois Canal Commissioners Are
Waiting for Hamlin's Opinion.
REpIraLIc spEc1AL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield, Ill. Aug. Formal demand
was made to-day upon the Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts by the Commissioners Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, for warrant
for $4,000 Of the appropriation made by tho
last General Assembly for the maintenance
Of the channel. This action follows the dis
solution by Judge Creighton yesterday OF
the temporary Injunction which restrained
the Commission from using any Of the ap-
preparation.
AS Representative Richard E. Burke. who
applied for the Injunction, has notified the
Auditor to pay out none Of the appropria-
don, pending the carrying Of the case to
the Supreme Court, Auditor Mccullough
has asked Attorney General Hamlin for an
opinion on the subject. II the Attorney Gem
eral decides that the Canal Commissioners
should receive the money without further
delay the warrant will be issued as request
ed; otherwise the funds of the commission
may be tied up for year or two at least.
even with q final favorable decision In the
COURTS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
City Mission Society of NJ. E.
Church, South, Favors Aban-
doning Enterprise.
LOCATION IS NOT SUITABLE.
Committee Will Be Appointed to
Select Site for New Mission
to Be in Charge of a
Pastor.

The committee appointed by the City Mis-
sion and Church Extension Society Of the
II. q. Church, South, to investigate the
workings Of the Sloan Mission with a view
to ascertaining whether the society shall
further contribute funds for Its maintenance
reported adversely to the mission al a meet
ing which took place in Centenary N. q.
Church. South. Thursday evening.
Tho substance of the report was as fol-
lows:
I'VE. the committee, find that the City
Mission and Church Extension Society has
no authority over the Sloan Mission, or any
voice in it's control; the Women's Home
Missionary Society having absolute control
Of the mission work.
THAT we do not deem the basis upon
which the Sloan Mission is projected suffi-
Gent to call forth the energies Of the
church in the district where It is located.
I'VE believe the church ought to have
permanent quarters for institutional work,
and do not think the Sloan Mission well
located for such objects. We recommend
the appointing OF special COMMITTEES to
select location, where a mission can be
planted by the board, such mission to be
after the plan suggested by our General
Board Of Missions. and placed in charge
of pastor specially appointed for the pur-
pose"
The report is signed by the Reverend
Doctor T. E. Sharp, the Reverend Doctor
W. F. McMurry. and the Reverend J. H.
Young.
The City Mission Society has been con-
tributing largely to the support of the mis-
sion, and in view of the dissatisfaction felt
in certain quarters over the administers
ton Of affairs. the committee was appoint
ed to make the Investigation. %
TO SELECT COMMITTEE.
The report was adopted. and the chair
man of the society has one week in which
to appoint a committee to select the loca-
ton for new mission.
This new mission, 1t is contemplated, will
be run on strictly up-to-date lines. and will
have all the departments of a modern re-
ligious downtown work. Services will be
held each day, and 1t is planned to have
kindergartens, day nurseries and all the
other attachments.
The committee recommends the appoint
ment by the conference Of a minister whose
whole time shall be devoted to the work.
In the opinion Of the committee one Of the
greatest faults of the Sloan Mission has
been the four or five departments, each
with a separate head into which its work
has been divided.
When place is selected 1t is thought the
City Mission Society will withdraw its sup
port from the Sloan Mission, which means
that that enterprise may be abandoned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
eleven ULCERS
On Ono Limb ExcruclaflnI Pa1n
Physicians Little Value.
CURED YcUTlcURA

az wish to say that my mother has
been q victim to ulcers from varicose
veins for thirty-hve years. Eleven Of
these terrible sores have existed at one
time on the limb affected. Excruciating
pain and intense suffering was endured
with all sorts Of remedies on trial and
numberless PHYSICIANS calls and pre-
scriptions spilled. but al practically
with but little benefit. However, At
last the remedial agent was found IN
Cuticura Ointment which surely proved
its weight in gold, alleviating pain and
causing healing processes to commence
and cure speedily effected.
"She has also used the Cuticura
Ointment with marked benefit In CRY.
eipelas Of tho face and eczema. The
Cuticura Soap has also established Q
record only - the best; cleansing, puri-
flying and healing in ito nature, hav-
ing proved itself . most excellent and
valuable auxiliary TO the Cuticurs Oint-
ment- I would remark that this tes-
timonial Is entirely unsolicited, being .
voluntary contribution for humauity's
sake, and the commentator Of the
Cuticura Remedies to the fullest con
fdence, being satisfied Of their purity,
penuineness and almost miracles
wrought
March 16, 1898. Cabot, VI
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
TO COMPLETE TRIP AROUND
THE WORLD IN SIS DAYS.
ord, Using Only Regular Public.
C0nveyances.

Seattle, Aug. 7.-According to cable
gram received to-day. ]. W. Sayer. who is
travelling around the world for the Seattle
Tines. in IN effort to break the best pre-
yious record. sailed to-day from Germany on
the steamer Campania, and will reach Sc
attic in just fifty-dve days after he left
II he makes 1t in fifty-five days. he will
have broken the world-record Of 60 days
1914 hours. made by Charles Cecil F1tzmor-
ris. before the completion Of trans-Sibcrian
Railway. The previous record for q trip
around the world was made by engaging
in many cases special conveyancea Mr..
Sayer is making his trip entirely by public
conveyanceS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

No $40. 200 North Second street
No. I-Easton avenue and Deer street
No. 2s-No. 1884 Morgan street Here II truck
No; g..
No. 50-On Vernon avenue near Belt avenue
No 31-kossuth and Warpe avenues.
No. 32-Twentieth street and Washington avo-
nue.. Here Is truck No 8.
No 33-Park and Louisiana avenues.
No. 3-Broadway and Hurck street.
NO. SESublette avenue and Arsenal street.
Here is truck No. TO-
No. Sc Close Company Union and Cote Bril-
lante avenues.
No. 37-Halrs Ferry road and Broadway.
No. 3S-No $500 South Grand avenue.
Water Tower Company. No. ]. is situated az
Engfne-house No. g. and Water Tower Company.
No 2. Is situated at Engine-house No. g. Tho
Salvage Corps Is on Locust street between Sew
enth and Eighth streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
FEARS HE WILL BE LYNcHED.
Negro Refuses to Voluntarily Re
turn to Mississippi.

Fearing that he will be iynched. Julius
Nc0Iu. alias william johnson. negro. ar
restcd In st. Louis yesterday on charge
Of having shot and killed Alice Able, me-
Krssa IN Belien. Miss. a'ysar ago. has re-
fnsed. TO return for trial Papers of requisi-
sion win be requested by Sheriff H. C..
0rssn Of Beller, who has been notified Of
Hc0srs arrest
lGcou was arrested by Detectives Corr
a.. <0cAenck ana Mcneil at No. 1l1s Wash
skreef last night He has been here several
0sn11A he said. To Chief Gillaspy. McGill
$4,000 ~ fears summary punishment on
!. ~ sfnkafn 20 Bellen ard VII not willingly
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
New York Arrivals.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New YORK. AUS. l.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Missourians:
st. Louis-L v. Hetzei. E. A. Faust. W. D.
Scott. Imperial: J. Lamp. Mrs. R. Ran. Savoy:
Mrs; A. II. Bray. s. W.. Bray. J. NICK. Jones.
Christ, 8. B. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes. Grand
Union: II 4. Weber and Mrs. weDer. II. Miller.
Sinclair: Miss n; sullivan, Miss Z. sullivan. st.
Denis: w: r. Edison and Mrs. Edison, Herald
Abels. Manhattan: J. G. Cfowders. Aston: W. d.
Eiseman. Navarro; Miss b E. Jungh. Park
sey: H. Murier and Mrs. Murier. Beivedere: A.
Penny. Albert: T. IL: Keeble. Marlborough
periai: H Hardwick @. n. Gray, Miss n. Gray.
Bicadway Central; Wrs. J. v. Patterson. Aston:
T. c. Dean and Mrs. Dean. Herald Square: J. C.
Hin. Criterion: D. r. Myers. vendome; g. Kill
81. Joseph-J. II johnson. Park Avenue: c. R.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN


Judge Mcdonald refuses to appoint re-
cciver for the Goesse & Remmers Building
Company.
Police Board planning to increase num-
Der of police precincts.
Chief Swingley urges that two additional
ffre companies be established. one in the
northwestern and the other in the south
western part Of the city.
Colonel William H Phelps was examined
by the St Louis Grand Jury regarding
{ State Doodle deals.
George Wall and Emil Atchison, held on
charge Of being implicated in robbery OF
train, declare they were victims Of holdup.
Court grants temporary injunction in Nor
man Pattern Company controversy.
The corner stone OF the Carondelet NJ. T.
Church. South, was laid.
City Register FitzGibbon designs Worlds
Fair license tag.
Monroe G. Hoffman. the 13-year-old boy
who lost the Manual Training School
scholarship because Of his age. viii enter
the Kirkwood High School.
Man found dead on County Club golf links
was Identified as John Chausse.
Judge Robert schnecko died at his home
IN Clayton.
The City Mission Society OF the n. E.
Church, South, reported adversely on the
Sloan Mission. which means that this enter
prise may b abandoned.
While applying for n warrant against his
brother for trying to take his (August's)
wife. August Luecke's family disappeared
House of Delegates passed bill providing
for investigation OF garbage contract.
The United States Steel Corporation Is ar
ranging for gigantic exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Blanche English Of Washington. D.
c.. to-day will marry Eugene McKenny.
whose illness brought her here to nurse