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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
QUICK JUSTICE PROMISED.
Judge Rasch Anxious to Prevent
Lynching at Vanderburg.

EEPUBL1C SPECIAL
Evansville, Ind, July 5.-Judge Louis o.
Rasch of the Vanderburg Circuit Court
shortly before midnight met the court Of
ficials and issued an order to the Grand
Jury to convene early Monday morning.
The body will take up the case of Lee
Brown, the negro who shot and killed Pa
trolman Louis n. Massey Friday
A crowd was about the iail all night. and
there were rumors of mob violence. The
Sheriff has been ready to call out guards at
a moments notice. The action ct Judge
Rasch was brought about through fears
that the negro would be lynched. and now
that he is TO be indicted and given a special
trial 1t is believed the talk of a mob will
subSde
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
FRANCE.

~
A!N-LEs- -BAINs-societe ienera!e pour favor
AjAccio. cURsicAsLanzi c1s'issiGt :iIrt freres
AMIENs-GEedit LyGnnai-. ,,r.
ANGoULEiIE-cTedit Lyonnais.
ANIGNoN-Crsdit Lyonnais.
ARLEs-S5ciete Generate pour le Commerce q
AsSaSIqNcE9Fl';h 5aas. Bank Fr AudaD
BAYoNNE-soc. pour favoriser l. Commerce
RELFoRTGcredit Lyonna.
BBEA@gLIEU-B Be @ Banqpe populaire de Mention
kEzHEHs-Grsdit kEzIERs-crsdt kySnHais. Lyonnais.
BEzIERs-societe Generate pour lie Commerce
BoRDEAUX-Credit Lyonnais.
BouLoGNE S. MER-Adam & Co
BoURGEs-Credit Lyonna.s.
cAEN-Credit Lyonnais.
cALAIs-cretit I.yonnais.
cANNE}-Credit Lyorrais
CANNEs-Thornas Cook & Son. rue de la safs
cANNEsNsos General. pour favoriser lie Com
CARCAssoNNE-Cred Lyonnais
tMsfafs cHAL6Nc R-sASNEAcred.. hySshss Lyonrai.
Commerce & PIndustrie.
cHERbogRG-Comp.oIr dEscompts d. Cher
bourg; P: Le Brun:
sEAKT6EFIfgt kTSn9s1s nyonn.
COGNAC-CrSdlt LyOnnalS.
DIJoN-Credit Lyonnai..
DINAN-societe Generate pour lie Commerce
pINAN-John Le Coco.
D1NARD.John lie Coco.
RRFSk1EErGFsdit RFiNA1MSTeGft iydaSslI hyGnnai'
GRAssE-Credit Lyonnais.
GRENosLE-credIt 1yonna.s.
HAYRE-Credit Lyonnais.
HYEREs-Grsdi: tyonna!s;
Bask Goee c.
1.IRoTRNE.cred Lyonna,,.
tIM9aES.cH,dIt IEHSsES-sg,, IxdsSsis Lyon.ai'.
MsARsEILtE:sS;-GfegIt MsARsEILt LES; LyonGai: ~
ME%ToN-societe pour lie Commerce & I'm
FssaFs Cock ss ss s.r
gsass 2.sss BANK
MONTE CARLO Trench Terr.)-Banqu. Popu-
MoNTPEIh1ER.societe Generate pour lie Com
MoNTPELLIER-Credit Lyonnais.
NANGESccr.ds NANGEEc5ssii tTspna,sii Eyannsi.
NANTES-Brcusset Fills. Bano,rier
NICE-Credit Lyonna.;
ce Avenue Massena
N1CE-societe Generate pour lie Commerce 4
NIcE"F. EFF crosra. Banauier. Is. ru. Mass.na
NIMES-Credit Lyonnais
ORIEANS-Credt Lyonnafs.
PARIS-BanQue Frarcaise pour le Commerce 4
rIndustrfe , BoIdreau.
PARIS-Credit LyoEnais. Boulevard dcs Ital-
8rs. eeS: Son Fai; q: ros:r;
rIndustric 1884, Reaunur.
PARIS-Jordaan. Cohen & Wennink, q. bould.
PARIS-J Hottinger. Ranquer
Travellers wishing to reside In Paris can make
Paris Branch Offices Of Credit Lyonnais.
pAI'-Credit Lyonnais.
PAu-societe Generate pour le Commerce
l'Jndustrie.
PArT-NeriIlon Ainc.
pEprcr-ET-T-CreditL Lyonnafs
PFpprGSAN-
REINc-Credit I,vonnas.
RTrMs-Societe Generate pour ie Commerce (
l'Tnfustrie
RFINs-Ru'rard mere & GIs Ranquiers
RESNCS-Credit Lvonnais.
R0T-RaTX-credit T.vonnai.
R0r-FN-Crndit Lvonrais.
sT FTTENNE-Credit Lyonnais
ct. MAL0-Crndit Ivonnais.
ST. MALo-Societe Generate pou: Ie Commerce (
rIndne.rie
r1erce & ITndustrie
TOI-T0E-rrrdit TIvnnnais.
--0I-T0T-SE-rredit Iynnrais
TONI nr-Sr'-Corrtn's & Co. Bsnruiers
rOI-prOTNG-rreditI I.vonnais
ThI-RS-rredit I.ronnais
N-rrIv-rrrdt Lvonrais
v1rHy-snce;e Generate pour 10 Commerce &
rTndust-e.
vIENNE-Cred!t Lyonnais.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

For the eyesight to become worse-call to-
day and see DR.. Bond or Dr.. Montgomery,
expert opticians at Mermod & Jaccard's,
Broadway and Locust. Eyes tested free.
and a proper fit guaranteed II glasses are
needed. Steel frames. 81 and up; gold, S
and nm
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
COOKS EAR is BITTEN OFF.
Police Search for John B. Milli.
gan's Assailant.

In fight between John B. Mslligan. a
cook IN restaurant at No. . North Nine
teenth street, and dishwasher of the name
Monday or Moody. employed at the same
establishment the latter bit the end of
Milligans ear off, early yesterday morning.
After having mis- injury dressed at the
City Dispensary, Miliiaan was arrested, but
was Letter released. His wound is not seri-
Gus. Alillgan's assailant escaped.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
II. A. Hesse, Tailor,
Gil Pine street. says: IT'S in the make"
Work to Be Resumed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Trenton. Mo-. July b.-Work will be re-
srmed on Grundy County's new Courthouse
tomorrow, after a suspension of four day.
on account Of labor troubles. The Ed. ra-
ton of Labor contended that only union
men should be employed and the foreman,
N P. Dielson, declined to sign an agree
jrsted by arbitration, but as yet the terms
of the settlement are not given out
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
GERMANY,

AAcIIEN-Rheinische Disconto -Gsselschaft.
AAGHEN-keEsische Maerkische Bank
BADEN-BADEN -oberfhein.sche Bank.
BADEN-BADES-Elliale der Rheinische DECOR
B1APEN;HADEI-F. c. IoergeE. Banauier.
BERETN-Difeeten nhH4' Gsr 3 DDlsconto.GeseIlschat,
s5effs GEsa'hsgk e..r.ua..a
BERLIN-FreEe & Co.
BoNN--Rhe!nische Disconto-Geseiischatt.
REMEN-Bremer Bank: FIJI. der Dresdne. Bark
RREsIaGEEekborn s5naa Co s'An' 'p0s'iaen 'tL'
GHYElGaGsbruedss Joeb6ecks & Co.
CARLsRUHE-see Karlsruhe.
CASSELSGebIueder GoIdsehrnidt.
CoBURG-schraidt & Hoffman.
COBLENZ-Rhenische eDiscon,o-Gesellschaft-
coLoGNE coELS5-Tsomas Cook & Son. l..
coJ2SNE tcoELS,-Rheinische piseon'o-G"-
COLOGNE tcoELN, A. schaanhau..n'scher
GREFELD-Rergisch Naerki.che Bank.
pREaDEN-Dresdner Bank. 3. Koenie Johann
pREsDEN-Dresdner Bank Branch 90 Prayer
EssELDoRE-nergisch Maerkisch- Bank.
ELBERFELD-Bergisch Maerkische Bank
EMS aHpIL. ]. X RiIehberser H s'''eh & '''"
ERFuRT-Priyot Bank zu Gotha
T. Seae Msinssn..fssso
[RANkFORT A. M-Koch. Lauteren & Co.
FSSkE5RF 4 MMsi5s sssh: 6
FKkANKEoRr kAiSi A. M.-saeh. & Hochh.,mer. II.
Bess ss,Tsa s.n:
FURTH-Dresdner Bank
oRTTH-Mitteldeutsche creditbank.
GOIhA-Priyat Bank zu Gotha-
GOEAITZ-Eichborn Co.
G99IEIfI,INGEN-H 9Isfl,IN-H F. KlettwiE & ReibsteIn. T.
aaESRsss,a1M... HaSTSR5sEfisss M.;5s,;sh' ssss Bank
HAM8uRG-Hsr.e. Newman & Co.
EANOvER-Dresdner Bank.
HAN0NERzAdolf Meyer Bank.
HEipEEsEGbsrts HEipEEsERG-oSb -oSerrheinische efsaPsnk' Pans
k3fsERsiAnA4PPRkKo%eRs, k33MHk AHnAPkoes dspssrsn Go
KyInsIsIISGEN ynIII gADEFrederiek Feustei.
KOELN-See Cologne
KoNSrANZ--Rhenisc cr.ditbank.
KREEELD.see creteld.
fs!szIgsrTsts.nk fs!szIgnfa'asas iIsai'esah sn eoss..
t}EEIIPPzzIIGGEKknau.h; }.EIPzIG-kr. Naehqa 9 Kuehne Bank
LrRECK.Deposit.nkass. der p.esdn.r BANK
MANNsEM-Ps.6i.shl MAANNNNaETM-Rs:s6Hs5 ssqs esd,,,.,,
M;fANsNEgIM-ob -oberrhelnischs BANK
MAYENcE (Mainz)-G. L. Kaiser. + csrrne,,.s,
MET7-parnue de Metz
faie Metz -' 'Heinours FIJI
MUNSTER l. w-westfaellIsch.r Bankver.i,
MTMICH.Ra yerisehe vereinbank
SN,yA.ntENaER S,y.nn EnA,D-Eoeh; Isnte.en 4 Co.
NnREMRERG Nuernberg) - Mitteiden..cb.
observation-disclosures creditbank
Fl EfrHRoRT.RerE.sch Mserkische Bank
ST JOHANN A.. S.-Internato,ale Bank 4,
Luxsrbure. FIJI. st. Johann a. g. IN
TRAssHITRG-Rheinische credithank
STRA Observation-Disclosures Bark
S-HwALBAcH RhD-Koch. Lauteren a Co.
STFTTIN-w. Schitow.
STTrTrGAPr-a. n KeiIers soehne Banon,.rs
STITTTG TGARr-wuert.mbere Barksnstai.
Observation-Disclosures zu Gotha. Filiais Wei.
mar.
Observation-Disclosures Crednbank
Berie & Co
wCRZBCRG-oehnirger Sohn Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
BIRKENHEAD-ParrsB Bank. Limited; ~
Observation-Disclosures Bank. Limited. y
lR EEAND D..

REI,FAST-Thomas Cook & Son. Waring s'fee'
S1RkNyunster & Leinster Bank.
pTBLIN-Thoma, Cock 4 . Son bs,.
ppnIhRNEY"Nunster & Leinster Bank.
I.IMERiCK-Munster LeiIster Bank;
WATEPFORD-Munster & Leinster saHA-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
ScoTLAND D.

AEERDEEN-Britsh Linen Company BARK
ayR-Brttish Linen Company Bank
DtMFRiEs-British Ia, Linen snsIS Company KonS Sank'
RE66fNSITRGH - British Linen Company Bank.
head office g.
GiAsG0WNBritish Linen Company Bank. Queen
street
GREIENOCK-British Linen Company Bank
HAWICK-British Linen Company Bank.
iSvERNESS-British Linen Company Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Linen Company Ban:.
PAIsiEY-Rritish Linen Company Bank
pEpTU-Rritish Linen Company Bank.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kreditak.iebolas
r.
sToCK Kreditaktiebois-
sToCKHoLM-stockhol Erskllda Bank
TRONDHJEN-Jenssen & Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
ss7.so-californln and BACK $3.50.

July Lilo: final limit August 81. Liberal
stopovers; choice of routes. via NJ. K. &
Katy Flyer July l. See Katy's agent. $50
Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
Mrs. Crnn.ton Dies of Wound.

rhEflbbiS
Galveston. Tex, July 5.-Mrs Lydia Gran
ston, who was shot Friday In the melee
over the possession of a baby, died in St
from the effects of her wound. Alfred ri.
Hjeronymus. her son-in-law. who Is charged
with the shooting. is now held on the charge
of murder
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
GREECE.

.ATHENS-Ionian Bank Limited.
ATHENs-Thomas Cook Son. Place de IA Cen.
etitution
cEPHHLONIA-Icntan Bank Limited
CoRFT-Ionian Bank Limited
PATRALIon!an Bank Limited.
PIREE-Ionian Rank Limited
ZlNTE-Ionian Bank Limited
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
Mar.hall Camp NleetInE.
REPUBLIC spEcIA

RF.I Q bI.IC 81 fsCItL.
Marshall. Mo-. July 5-The union gospel
meetings being held here in n large tent.
conducted by the Reverend Doctor Lee
Munhall are increasing In interest and at
tendance There were sixty-three conver-
sicns at the meeting this afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
BELGIUM,

ANTWERP CANvERS)-Banuue Anvers.
ANTwERP-Companis Commerciale Belg- Anc
II. Alb de Parv Co.
BRUSsELS-Credit Lyonnais. Rue Boysie:
BRCsSELS-Credlt Lyonnais Boulevard d AIS
BRTssELaThonas Cook Son. a Rue de Ia
Madeleine.
CUARLFRoI-Banuue de Charieroi.
(iAND tGHENl-BanGue de Flandres-
LIEGE-Banlus Generale de LfeEe
OSTEND-Credit Ostendaisl
OSTEND-Smith's Bank. a Digue de Ner
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
CITY ITEMS.

THE great event of the midsummer IS the
clearning-out sale of the surplus stock of
the CRAWFORD STORE. To-day is the be-
ginning of the sale. and everybody and his
wife should be therei,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
s2r.oo Denver and R.,urp,

VIA MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Tickets on sale July to TO- inc For par
ticulars inquire at City Ticket Office, S. E
Cor. Sixth and Olive SITS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

Rheumatism. more painful in this climate
than any other affction, cured by prescrip-
tiontion No. 2Sol. by Elmer & Amend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

Try the "Keystone Express"
For New York and other Eastern points, via
Vandalia- Pennsylvania lines. 1t leaves ST.
Louis Union Station at S:44 a. m. daily.
Parlor smoking car, through sleeping cars.
dining cars. Book Lovers Library. etc.
Ticket offices Seventh and Olive and Union
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
Killed by n Train.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mount Vernon, Ind, July 5.-Lee Shipley,
a farmer. was killed here by a Louisville
and Nashville accommodation train yester-
day. He resided near Maunie, Ill. Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

LoTDoSaPasrs ,.Ba Bank Limited Head ofhe'
Metropolitan Branches:
81 Threadneedle street, E C.
Sir h?m9ard snmuei Ssfes seo.t + Bart Co.. branch
Cavendish square. W
Eas;s5ssa TaI aSb e YeiG5i a6soTn Tna'
Brondesbury. ss3 High road; n. Wv
Chelsea Il Sloane square. s. W.
Chiswick, ls Pavement. . ~,
sPsaT , & HSh 81 EsTis ;,Tsst' Court 8; W road.
HIssgate. fhsfspars, I Grand i1aDd Parade. \:
Kensinston. ss High street. ".
Kingstcl-on Thames. late shrubsols q Co.
Noting a9I1s'idi Hill. "a Hles street. W:
Rsssnt street T5s Resent Iss ssFfst; sa1em:n. nv:
Stradford 4l5 High street. E.
streatham. 1SS High road ;. w.
Upper fgs1''HGii Holloway. $50 Holloway: n w
Wilesden Green. Station faraoe' ~
coeKspaT .sHIip street street. chsfinE Cross, s. w.
Thomas Cook = Son:
20 Grace Church street. E. c.
81 Cheapside. E. G..
Is Plccadilly Circus. W. c. W
i CosksPui i,1aa. street charins Cross . '"
Forecourt. Char,ng Cross TeTEninuA
1NNi'S'-'cN
BIRKENuEAD-Parr's Bank, Limited o,5
BiRMINGHAM-Parr' Bank. Limited. I oio
square.
BRADFORD-Thomas Cook & Son.
BRIGHTON-Thomas Cook & son ,,r
CASTLE ToWE ISLE OF MAN)-Fs-' BANK
CHESTER-Parr's Bank, Limited, East Gate
DERRY-Parr's Bank. Limited. 81 Corn Market.
pOTGIAS ISLE OF MAN)-Parrs 3 BANK Linn
HtsTINGS-Parr's Bank: Limited.
HCLI-Thomas Cook a Son.
LEEDS-Thomss Cook Z Son.
i.Fsit1FsTER-Thornas Cook &c Son. ,.,.
Bank Limited. Great Chsf-
MSScHEsT iS:e TER-Pa-rs Bank Limited. 81 King
NsTT6cK BATH-Parr's Bank, Limited
NEcihionsass In, y son 5''A % ''''
RHyI-ParT's Bank. Limited ,,,..,
sHEFFIELD-Thomes COOK son.
s6GI4Tu GII44TTfu Cook & Son. II High
sosTTHpoRT-Parr'. BaLk. Limited
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
Killed in a Quarrel.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

KEPURLlC SFEITAL
Trenton. Mo-. July Stanford Hudson, a
miner. shot and killed Andy Curtis in a
quarrel near the corporate limits OF this
city yesterday. Hudson gave himself up
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

E. Jnccard JeweIry Co.'s Office at
Mermod & Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust.
BnteJor eatalog, 1000 engrdriags. Nailed free
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

sharp pains and Partial loss OF sight Az
the North End Dispepsary Doctor FeakeI
after careful examination. sussesteo
Schm!d's removal to the City Hospital
wAKEFTELD-LAv.
REPC BIIC SPECIAL.
St Elmo. Ill. July 5.-M-. James Wakefield Of
ST. Elmo and Miss Myrtle Law OF Na.tooa were
rna--lsa here yesterday
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

100 Finest Calling Cards, 81,
Printed from your plate, or 100 calling cards
and engraved plate (scripO SL5o.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
Wrtte for our 3oi-pdgs edtalog Nailed Jres
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
wntch R.pairinu and C,ean,u

Watch Repairing and Cleaning
By our expert watchmakers. Charges veiy
reasonable for first-class guaranteed work.
MERMoD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway and Locust.
Nlustrdtsd cataloo-5O4 pa1es-mdiled free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
NORWAY.

,.ERGEN-Thomas Cook & Son. tsummer
only.l
HRIsTIANIA-centralbank for Norge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

Repairing of Fine Watches
And Jewelry a speciality. +. W. Drosten,
Seventh and Pine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
HOLLAND.

AMSTEEDAM-Nederia -Indische Escomp.
Maatschsppit
AMsTERDAM-Hope Co.
AMSTERDAM-Lippma Rosenthal Co
nELFT-Scheurleer & dis.
THE HAGUE-Scheurleer fls.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BANK.
ScHEvENINGFN-Scteu & Hls.
CTRECHT-Nlaer a Koi
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

The most reliable made-S1G to Sl5A.
MERMOD & JACCARDS,
Broadway and Locust
Nlgstrated catdlog-3o4 pd1es-mdiied free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
NAL

vALETTA-Thomas Cook & Son. s7s s;-ads
Reaie
vALETTA-AncIo-Egyptla Bank.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

The Four Track News for July, best vet
Sold by newsdealers. Five cents q copy
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06

Wedding Rinxs tsslia Geidl.
Finest qualities. s. to Sao Mermod 4 lac.
cards. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
TURKEY (ln Eurons).

STANTINOPLE-Inrertal Ottoman Baak
c0NsTANTINOPLE-Crs LyonnaiS
C-t)SSrA S7-I y D Pi-E-ThoTnas Cox q son. Y
rue Cabristsa-
PERA-Iuperial Ottoman Bank
SALSNICA-Impesi1l Ottoman Bank
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
PORTUGAL,

I.ISBON-london ana Brazilian Bank. Limited.
OPORTO-London and Brazilian Bank, Limited
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
nEMM Mark.

DENMARK.
AARHUS-Jydsk Handels-og Landburgshark
COPENHAGCE-Kjo jobenhavns Handelsbank
ERSJERG-Handelsbanke | Ebsjerg.
ODESSF-Handelshsnken I Odense.
RANpERS- -Handelshanken Rsnders.
RoNNE-ktohenhavns Handeisbanks FIJI Ronna
Observation-Disclosures | Tiborg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-06
FINLAND.

-Forenings- Bank.n { Finian,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-07
JAYHAWKER Jors.

Sir Thomas is entitled to think he
Will Win Several times has he done 80.
and still had another think coming
Parsons Sun.
Evangelist Williams says he finds it
hard work to conduct a revival in To-
peka evidently the collection plate is
very shy.-Lawrence Journal
Senator Burton is putting in gar
den. Is he planting the same kind of
seed that the farmers are receiving I'M
der his FRANKIE If so the results will be
watched with nterest.-Lawrence
World.
Evangelist Williams had discourag-
ing time of it in Topeka This is pro-
badly the first instance where Topeka
critics have not cared much about fas-
tening the blame on the town.-Ottawa
Herald.
A bill has been introduced in the
Pennsylvania legislature to increase the
pay of chaplains to IS per day. 1t would
seem to be worth at least that much to
pray for the Pennsylvania legislature
Ottawa Republic.
The state of Maine has made an an
preparation of $4,000 for an exhibit at
the St Louis fair. The motto of that
state is Il lead but if it thinks it can
be lived up to with $4,000 at St Louis
it is nightly mistaken.-Iola Register.
A two-legged pig not connected with
any of the concessions has been offered
as an attraction to the Worlds fair. but
that variety of swine will be so numer-
Gus in St. Louis next year that it will
not arrest the attention of visitors
Fort Scott Monitor.
San Domingo is having a revolution.
Twenty-seven men were killed in bat
tie down there the other day. This is
becoming serious and indicates that
West Indian revolutions may yet be-
Az
Hutchinson News.
This paper is roofing for Dan An
thony. the younger. for mayor of Leav-
enworth. With Dan mayor of Leaven-
worth, and Victor Murdoch congress-
man from the Seventh. the young crowd
and the newspaper fraternity of Kan
sas can walk out on the street in the
daytime with the proud consciousness
that both have been vindicated.-I.aw
renee Gazette
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-07
CONDOLE WITH PORTER.
Our Ambassador to France Receives
Much sympathy.

Paris. April MANY letters and cable
grams Of coincidence on the sudden death
yesterday of Mrs. Porter, wife of Am
bassador Porter. have been received at
the United States embassy. Representa-
tives of the French government took an
early occasion to express-tneir grief. For
eign Minister Delcasse wrote a personal
letter to General Porter. throughout the
morning members of the diplomatic corps
and members of the American colony
called to inscribe their names on the EN-
bassy register. Among the callers were
the British ambassador. Sir Edmond Mon
son, NJ K. Eustin Selves, project of Seine.
the Duke and Duchess of Bassano. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Kautz, the governor
of the Bank of France, Mr. Georges Pal
laine the German ambassador, Prince
Won Rado1in and representatives of prac-
ticalIy all the embassies and legations.
Owing to the earnest request of the Ger
man ambassador Prince Won Radolln saw
General Porter personally and expressed
the profound regret of himself and the
princess who had been much attached to
Mrs. Porter. Miss Elsie Porter will arrive
this afternoon
srhe funeral will occur Thursday morn
ing in the American church DIR. Thurber
will officiate. The body will then be
placed in vault pending the final plans
for its disposition
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-07
ABOUT SHARON SPRINGS.
Place Where President Will Stop Not
Wilderness.

Tt is a peculiar coincidence that Wal
lace county. the furtherst west of any in
settled which viii entertain President
Roosevelt on the Sunday that he will
Only Kansas county which has hereto
fore ever had the honor of enterta ming
a president of the United States.
In 1874 President Grant made a trip
across the country and entertained at
what was then Fort Wallace, one of the
chief military posts of the frontier
few miles east of where Sharon Springs
now stands. There was no Sharon Springs
in those days Now Fort Wallace has
been abandoned and Sharon Springs has
grown up and become the county seat of
# is true that President Harrison Wis
tied Topeka and Kansas during his presI-
dental term. but he did not stop off in
the state for any length Of time as did
viii do on May 3 at Sharon Springs.
W. e. Ward, of Sharon Springs, who is
IN Topeka today, says the report that the
town is looking for a preacher to deliver
a sermon the day President Roosevelt
stops there is incorrect.
there h sad mr sn' ward Pff9TfheT @
we have three churches right in Sharon
Springs Methodist. Christian and Swedish
Lutheran. Our Methodist church is a ten
thousand dollar brick building. better
than many larger towns further east can
Mr.. Ward SAYS the people of Sharon
Springs are not inclined to impose or
President Roosevelt when he spends his
sunday there, ANA .. TREY are q pSSNhiS
him to attend church. and they viii pro-
vide him and his party with saddle horses
for horseback ride over the prairie, but
there will be no excursions nor anything
like extra .doinss.
..Of course. [ presume the people from
the surrounding farms and ranches will
drive in but there will be no excursions,
and the president will have plenty of room
to move around all he wants to- said
Mr.. Ward
s.The impression has. gone out that there
isn't anything much but sage brush out
in Wallace county. That is entirely
wrong A few days ago l saw nearly a
column clipping from the Toledo Blade
about Sharon Springs where the president
would spend Sunday, and it gave the idea
that there is nothing in that country We
have two good hotels and number OF
general stores. Our bank has $4,000 on
deposit and we shipped $4,000 worth Of
cattle during the. past year; Our $4,000
church is all paid for, and we have a
school house which cost $4,000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-07
MOE NOT HEARD FROM
Much Mystery Surrounds the
Honduras Refugees.

Washington April IA dispatch from
New Orleans which tells of the safe
arrival there of several American pros
pectors who were in peril in Honduras
and to guarantee whose safety Senator
Hanna asked that a Warship be sent to
the country does not include all of the
persons set out in Senator Hanna's re-
quest upon which the navy department
acted.
Owing to the interruption Of telegraph
and cable communication the govern
ment has not been able to obtain direct
Information as to what is going on IN
Honduras. Repeated efforts to COM
municate with. Admiral Coghlan. sup
posed to be at Puerto Cortex, have fail
ed 1t IS known that the admiral has
had occasion to land marines and it is
not doubted that he would hesitate to
send them even to the capital Of the
country if it were necessary to protect
the American interests. There is no
consul named Campbell at Tegucigalpa
and consequently no such person could
have been held for ransom as reported.
The state department has strong doubts
as to whether an American consul in
that section of the world could COM
mand the sum of 100000,
The consul at TegucigalDa is Alfred
Moe of New York. He was last heard
from about the middle of March. At
that time the country was in chaos,
No mails were being carried nor were
kilograms being transmitted, although
the government was accepting them and
collecting tolls
A private report received here refers
to most arbitrary act on the part or
the president of Honduras in forcing the
Bank Of Honduras to open it's safe and
surrender 100000 pesos under threat Of
being looted. This fact may be the
foundation for the report that the
American consul has been subject to
tribute It was also stated that the
capital was under martial law and for
eign residents We're being badly treated
by the authorities. The collier Mar
seillas has left Baltimore for Puerto
Cortex, Admiral Coghlan having ad-
vised the navy department that his coal
supply was low.