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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21

Work on the proposed line 20 extend BE-
tween jackson and concord. III. Is being
pushed M IIng is a little over nine miles
long. and Wiu tap rich coal district.
At a conference vestsr,iay between the citi-
zens of Harrishurr III. and the Coal Belt road
u vas aEreed that the citizens should pay
foea1 70 have the road extended from Ma
rton 20 Harrirhurr. III Al another cunferenc.
with the reuTesaufa fiEeH uf the Tuieiu. -.
Louis ard Nsr Orleans. The cffar % . 90 90
have Il routed through Hamilton and Saline
counties. was arcsptri
The comparative statement % the earninEs
q the NsEiean Central for the secuud week in
October shows an Increase q tsf.l.n over the
sane PERIOD last year. The earnings being
s5lG5Is.
Thu msrbsrx q the -. Louis local Freight
Agents AsE0ciati6u viii take their seventh an
nual trip over The 81 Louis terminals next
Saturday.
Vice President and General Manager Rus
sell Harding or the Missouri Pacitc returned
yesterday from Portland. Me.
The Secretary Of state At IenersQn Stty
to-day issued 4 charter and articles O In
corporation 20 the stockton Scutheastern Rail-
road Company of E1dorado Sprinrs. with a
capital stock II Sfl0 isl- The ruad d % run
from Stockton % t-idurado Springs. a dlstzrcs
q twenty miles. au1 conneets with TIE NJ h
= =. Ry, .--.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
LOCAL AND sT-BURRAN.

Captain samuel. !. RoyI Of the third
District was indicted 5y tine Federal
Grand jury on charge Of completely I'm
naturalization frauds.
Engineers Of 81. -ouIs Transit Company
are preparing "a reI.ort for Street Depart
maut showing location Of au traces
Circuit Attorney Folk VII announce his
caididacv for the govern hip Saturday.
Missouri Grand Lodge Of Masons in
Epects ST Louis Masonic Home.
Many prominent business men attend
funeral Of Isaac W. Morton
The Court Of Appeals decided that ir-
surance companies cannot compel policy
holders TO allow the companies 10 make
repairs after fire.
Cardinal Gibbons and distinguished
Catholics arrived for the funeral Of Arch
bishop Kain to-day.
A jury in the Clayton Probate Court
declares that Mrs Taylor is sane.
Three women are looking FOR William
Stegner. who is said 10 have stolen $50
and a Chinese sword
Deputy Sherins secure possession Of
the books and papers Of the Donovan and
Celia commission companies
Earl Henson, l6 years old. shot and Sc
riously wounded Edgar Story. his step
father, in a family quarrel at Madison.
Ill.
Phe annual police review. inspection and
award Of medals was Witnessed by a big
crowd. Improved drilling was ap-
plaUded.
George Snow. an alleged horse thief. was
caught by Marshal Secrest OF Kirkwood
after long cross-coUntry chase.
. II was suggested that the Worlds Fair
have a chnd's palace 10 show the meth
DDS of rearing children in various couu-
tries
The Worlds Fair management accepted
the resignation of James L. Blair as gen
eral counsel. He was removed from
sanitarium to his Kirkwood home,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
MISSOURI BOYS IN CAMP.
Militiamen Deeply Interested in
Maneuvers at Fort Riley.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fort Riley. Kas.. Oct 3.-The Missouri
provisional regiment is in the brigade with
the Second Nebraska and the Texas pro-
visioual regiments under General Thomas
II Rarrv- L :. a. encamped on Pawnee
! ats. near the Kansas River.
To-day the instruction was in making
entertainments. The infantry threw up
mile Of trenches. Tomorrow the pTobiein
will be outpost regiments.
The detachment from Battery Of St
I o1Iis IS located with the Kansas Artll-
Iery but drills with the regular batteries.
the men being mixed in among the reEu-
lars. The entire artillery constructed
English, French and Australian gun pits
to-day.
The Nissn1Irlans are all we'll satisfied
Y ith the camp and are manifestinG much
Interest in the rnaneuverS~ There Is great
rordiality between the regulars and the
National Guardsmen-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE REPORT
Edwin Gould Elected n Member of
the hoard.


Denver. Colo. oct 2l.--The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad Company was held
to-day In this citv At which was repre-
sented - 3-iV per cent Of the total issue of
capital stock Cf the company.
All the directors were reelected with
the execution Of Charles @. Gayner. who
retires from the board In consequence Of
impaired health. and Is succeeded by FL
win Could.
The gross earnings for the year were
tl7.9i+ SO. and the ret earnings were s..
574.709. There We're no unpaid vouchers
at the closr of the fiscal year and No float
ing indebteiness.
During the year S1.:zzl653 was spent fo-
improvements and hetterments and Sl.1lS.-
90 for additional motive power and rolling
stock. consisting OF l.260 new freight cars
and forty-tgvO new freight engines
The North Fork branch. forty-three
miles long. running from Delta to the coal
mines al Somerset. was completed In the
fiscal year lust closed. as was the twenty
miles % the Castle Valley cutoff. EXTEND
ing northeast from Salioa. Utah and the
branch from IAmosa 10 Creede. Colo. =
distance Of seventy miles. was changed
from narrow gauge to standard gauge
throughout
Al the Rio Grands Southern annual
meeting the name OF Edwin Gould was
substituted for that oF :. NJ. Wood as d.
rector. No other change In the directorate
was made.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
SPORTING

The match race between Lou billion and
Major Delnar at Memphis proves tame
affair. Lou Dillon winning in a jog.
The Wichita track over which Cresceus
made, his phenomenal time is seven feet
longer than mile. Part Of the race was
run against the outer rail. which makes
the performance still more wonderful.
Winners at the Fair Grounds races YES
terday were: Debbie May, Pierce J.. Cap
tain Castor. Frank Bell. Lady Strath-
more and Pearl Diver
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
NatIre of Mount sterling. Kr.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Owingsville. Ky. oct. 3l--Charles Bur
CESS Lindsey. 80 years old. a resident Of
Sturgeon. Mo. who committed suicide by
taking laudanum Saturday. was a native
OF Mount Sterling. Ky, fourteen miles
from here. Lindsey was a member OF
one Of the most prominent families 0f
this part Of Kentucky. Lindsey's rela-
tives in Mount Sterling were notified and
the body probably will be brought to Ken
lucky for burial.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
Hearst and Party at Ardmore.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ardmore. I. T, Oct 20.-ConEressmsn
Hearst and observation party OF Congress
men. on their tour OF the Territories, will
arrive here tomorrow evening. Delega-
tions from all over the Territory are ar
irving. The Hearst train VIII remain but
a brief time. The First Regiment will
serve military escort. and a cordial
reception will be rendered them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
Cotton Exchange Elects omcer..

At the annual election Of the St Louis
Cotton Exchange yesterday the following
officers were chosen: President Julius
Lesser; vice president. Charles p. Senter.
Director-R- w. Upshaw. Duncan Joy. E
p. Horner. George S. Tiffany A West. ].
G. Taylor and F. L. Roederer The new
officers viii assume charge next Tuesday,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21

tha; tho closet was the safe. and Attorney
Norton asked the startling question about
the shirt
Clay Berry was placed on the stand.
and. while given about ten minutes % eN-
anime the garment thorouEhly. could not
find holes which he would swear positively
were the ones he had seen At the under
taking establishment.
TIL KILL HIM"
George A Morris. Jr.. formerly clerk
for the Merm0i & Jaccard Jewelry Com
pany. testified % having mot Barnes In
St Louis in the fall % lsoo He said on
that occasion Barnes had told him that he
Barnes had had some trouble the week
before with Rhodes CLAY. and that Clay
had slapped him. Witness testified that
Barnes said:
Tn not afraid of Clay. n he makes
another move TIL kin him"
Morris proved the best witness OF the
day Tor the prosecution.
Andrew Wins, oft, m insurance man.
was then called. Hc was about the Intel
liEencer Office. across from the Mexico
Post Office. on the afternoon OF the kill
ing. Several times that afternoon. he
said. he proposed To 90 home with Clay.
and the latter always put him OF with the
answer: wait minute" or Wait a few
minutes"
winseott testified that he had been
called upon by Clay 10 prove to Turner. a
reporter. that he Clay was perfectly so
bcr. WinscOtt's answer was that Clay
had been drinking nothing but beer.
THE KILLING.
wInscott said that he had seen Clay en-
ter the Post Once three times on the aft
ernoon of the killing. and that on coming
out % the northwest door after the sec
ond entrance Clay perceived Barnes en-
terlnE by another door and followed him
inside. Barnes had gone there TO get his
mail and upon turning from his box saw
Clay.
Witness said Barnes backed and side
stepped TO a door. meanwhile raising his
left hand as II warning Clay away. Wins
colt said Barnes backed into the street.
and while so doing waved his hand three
es t9gE ilniss more lqE Clay 70 cult SQl-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21

The administration is becoming anxious
10 learn Russia's attitude toward the
opening OF TWO Nanchgrian ports 10 trade.
as provided by the recently signed com
mercial treaty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
Celebrate Golden wedding.

Denison. Tex. Oct. 2O-Mr and Mrs.
Geo. Daidey OF Pamela County. Indian
Territory. observed their golden wedding
to-day. Thirty grandchildren were pres
ent. Mr.. Daidey IS a veteran OF the Tex
a war.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
Fisk UniverEity DAY.

The Committee on Ceremonies OF the
Worlds Fair has assigned July 6 1904. to
Fisk University. The assignment was
made at the request OF the university
through c. II. Dodge OF the St. LoutSI
Union Trust Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
A GALVANIZED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. blind. bleeding or prDtrudinE piles.
Your druggist will refund money n Pazo
Ointment fails TO cure In 10 Il days. 50c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
4RooLIoyers. LIbraryr Patrons.

Can exchange their books on the Van
daIia-Pennsylvanla train. No -. leaving
81 Louis S.44 a m. daily. Through sleep
ing car. parior smoking car. dinlHS cars
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

A California woman. left penniIess by
her husband. follows him across the Con-
tinent TO recover possession OF her two
children
The United States District Attorney at
Philadelphia is inclined 10 doubt the story
fold by Deputy Marshals. from whose Gus
tody a. p Bell. alias Crosby. ESCAPED.
Preliminary meetings are held At San
Francisco by delegates to the convention
OF the American Bankers Association.
Breckenridge Jones OF St. Louis being
elected chairman Of the trust company
section
The Belgian Minister to the United
States says that King Leopold will visit
. this country next year if this can be ar
ranged.
Hog cholera is raging in the bottoms
near Alto Pass. III.
Senator Burton Of Kansas has resigned
as president Of the Jerusalem Company
which will exhibit at the St Louis Worlds
Fair He says he only took charge of the
enterprise in order TO give it start
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights of
Pythias convenes at jefferson City. 40.
Baltimore banks and trust companies.
fortified with several millions Of dollars
obtained from New York. carry on bust
ness as usual. with little further excite
ment- 1t is announced that one Of the
trust companies which closed Monday soon
will reopen.
Robbers blow the vault Of the bank at
Pleasantdale. Neb., shatterinC the iron
door. but fee before procuring any booty
All Of the saloons and Eambling-housses
were closed tight in Kansas city. Kas,
by order Of Mayor Gilbert.
E W. Stephens OF Columbia is re-
elected moderator Of the Missouri Baptist
General Association, now in session at
Marshall.
The attorneys for the defense in the
Barnes-Clay murder trial at Troy. No.
Try TO draw out from States witness
that Sits were cut in CIay's shirt after
the Coroner's inquest 20 make it appear
that he was shot in the back.
Governor Yates orders a thorough inves-
tigation of the death Of Thomas Hartley
in the Peoria Insane Asylum. and the two
guards who engaged in the struggle have
been suspended.
Sir Henry Irving and company arrive in
New York from England. The English
actor displays great intenrest in Dovyie
and his Restoration Host Of Zion
Doctor August Cry,A, VINO invented an
airship which he successfully navigated at
San Francisco. will participate in the
Worlds Fair sirship contest for a SlOOUlJ
p re Doctor Greth says his airship Is a
De Improvement over Santos-Dumont's
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
DeIInauept Juror. A,.es,.d.

Circuit Judge Hough yesterday assessed
c. 9. Chesbro, W. F. saunders and L,
c Sanguinet Sl-5O each. the cost OF at
tschments which were issued against
them for failure to respond TO slImmonse8
to serve as Jurors
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21
DEFENSE TRIES
TO PROVE CLAY'S
SHIRT WAS SLIT.

Continued From Page One.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-21

An AUSTRIAN Count. who married an
Ansr1ean girl testifies at Berlin against
a syndicatA Of marriage brokers. whom he
charges with extortion.
Canadians are bitterly resentful at the
decision Of the Alaska boundary dispute
and declare that their Interests nave been
sacrificed by England 10 keep the friend
ship OF the United States.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

House of Hope church services for to-
day:
Morning
Prelude, Adagio in D. ......:..... Smart
Quartette-"God Is a Spirit" Bennett
Response--"Hear My Prayer. .Schilling
Miss Fisher, Mr.. George and Mr.. Colville.
PoStlude-March in e fiat ....... .StOrer
Evening
g, second sermon in the series on the
PreIudes-organ. evening song. Van Eyken
Violin melodie ............ .Tschaikowsky
Anthem-Magnificat in A..Arthur whiting
Response-I Incline Thine Ear. @
.aTraumerei' GvioIinj-
Schumann
Solo and Quartet-"Abide With Me-
II. N. Bartlett
Mrs c. o. Krieger and Quartette.
Solo-''My Mothers Prayer II. G. O'Kane
Mr.. D. F. Colville
The following musical service will be
sung today at the Church of the Mes
Siah:
Professional Hymn 49, For All the
venite Chant No. 11............W Crotch
Re Deum in F. ............sJ. ,. Dykes
Introit Hymn 1SO-"Who Are These
in Bright Array" ............. Haydn
H. H Woodward
Hymn 800 Paradise, o Para
disc" .....J. B. Dykes
e Sermon.
Offertory Anthem-''What Are These
sursum Corda in E fiat. H. H. Woodward
Sanctus in e fiat .......H H. H. woodward
Benedictus in E flat.... H. II. Woodward
Agnus Del in E fiat .... H. H. woodward
Gloria in Excelsis in fat
Nunc Dimittis in E fiat H. II. Woodward
Recessional Hymn 396-''Ten Thou
sand Times Ten Thousand" j. B. Dykes
Evening service, 1880 .. m
Professional Hymn 179-"Hark! the
Sound of Holy Voices" ........G Cobb
Gloria P satdiG in cc 3 Ke altIs
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis..
Hymn 'ii75-'The Saints Of COD I'd; Ap''
J. stainer
offertory.. Anthem-'No Shadows
Yonder' .....................A. r. Gaul
Tenor Solo and Chorus.
Recessional Hymn 404-'T Heard
Herbert Foster Sprague, organist and
choirmaster at the Central Presbyterian
church, has arranged the following musi-
cal programme for today
Music for Sunday morning:
Prelude-Third organ sonata. Mendelssohn
Con Motto Maestoso, Andante Tran
Authenticated u Are They That
Dwell in Thy House. .Berthold Tours
Full Choir.
or sganse during communion-I Ihd Par n,,ho,s
Organ Postiude-Grand chorus in D
major .Gullmant
-Evening.-
Prelude-Elevation in B fiat. Claussmann
Organ, Offertory-"Cantilene Pasto-
solo-"one sweetly Solemn Thought
Ambrose
Master Frank Fulton.
Organ Postlude-Grand chorus in
The following music will be sung by
the choir of Christ church, on Sunday,
Nov. l, All Saints day:
Professional Hymn, STen Thousand
Times Ten Thousand" ......... Dykes
Kyrie st; Cecilia" ..............G ounod
Hymn, Jerusalem the Golden LIE s Jeane
Offertoryy, Anthem, What Are
These!o ;.................... Sta1ner
Sursum CoTda ;...;;::.:............; Steane
s agn,s De, st ce CaciIia 'G Gonod
Benedictus. "St. Cecilia ....... Gounod
Gloria in Excelsis. .Steane
Sevenfold Amen ..................St eane
In the evening the offertory anthem anthem
will be. '.Oh, Pray For the Peace of Jeru-
salem." by Knox. Soloists, Mrs. Zum-
bach and Mrs Thurston, assisted by choir
of forty voices.
The Special Quartette choir which will
sing at Park Congregational church at
this evenings service consists of Mrs. jose
E. Bair, alto; p. J. Metcalf, tenor; j. L.
=
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

well as to express their words. The
young student-she is just out of her
teens-received flowers and much ap-
plause. e
One of the songs she sang Wednesday
night, 1.-THE Night Has a Thousand
Eyes" was written by w. w. Tolles,
whose home is in Madison, Wis, but
who is well known in st. Paul. This
manuscript song of his is a good piece
of composition work. Nine. Constance
Locke Valisi and FRANKLIN Krieger
were the accompanies.
Arthur Bergh made his first public
appearance this season at the recital.
Handicapped as he was by the poor
acoustics Of the hail. the violinist was
able, nevertheless, to interpret for the
audience all of the beauty that lies in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Elmquist, bass: assisted BY Mr.. John
Linehan, the Hind violinist. The pro-
gramme for the evening Is.
Anthem. 20 Be Joyful in the Lord
Cavatina for Violin and Organ. Raft
The Lord Is My Light, Dudley Buck
Quartette, Come Unto Me" y 80. .Coenen
80
The young people of Central Park M. e.
church will give a concert Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 8, at the church, corner Twelfth
and Minnesota streets. A mixed chorus
Of fifty voices under the direction Of
lections, assisted by THE Fran" male
chorus, Prof Olaf Halls, violinist; Miss
Nora christensen. soprano. and Miss Nina
Ell! Fghrie, pianist. The programme follows:
Violin Solo-"Nocturne' ....... Chopin
Prof. Olaf Halls.
Bridal Party on Hardangerfjord"
Kjerulf
Fran Male Chorus.
Piano Solo-"Polacca Brilliante," op.
Miss Nina e. Fyhrie.
There Is Green Hill Far Away
Gounod
Miss Nora Christensen and Mixed Chorus.
Arranged by Dr.. rRhys Herbert
Soprano SoIo-"A1tho' Cloud" -. Weber
Miss Nora Christensen.
"oiaf Trygvason-(s Spreading sails5 5.;x.r
Fran Male Chorus.
Prof. Olaf Halls.
Wedding Chorusg"H Hank, Hark. the
Mixed Chorus.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

lures Of the government for the first four
months Of the present fiscal year are
practically the same, the surplus being so
small as to be only fraction of the ag-
gregate. The receipts have been about
$190.S97, 285, and the expenditures $780,
81 ,897, leaving a surplus of about $685.
900.
The practical wiping out of the surplus
is due not only to a decrease Of the re-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

ceipts, but also to an increase OF expen-
d1tures. The customs receipts fell off
about sS,000,000. while the expenditures of
several of the departments increased
slightly In addition to those natural in
creases $5,000,000 was paid out in aid of
the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Sep
TENDERS falling off in customs receipts
came largely in the sugar and the steel
schedules.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
MUSICAL NOTES.

The first special musical service for the
season will take place this evening at
the Church of St. John the Evangelist
at 1880. These services are held on the
first Sunday evening of each month. The
principal feature of tomorrow's service
will be the singing of a harvest cantata
the best of the English cathedral school
of writers. The principal musical num-
bers of the service will be-:
Prelude, "Suite Gothique'. .Boellmann
(Chorale, Menuet, Priere, Tocatta.)
Versicles and Responses. ......... Tails
Magnificet in Flat. ............ .Aitkin
Anthem, 20 worship the Lord" watson
PostIude Fugu l in G Minor. Bach
Incidental solos will be taken by H. e.
Phillips baritone; Howard Myers and
Julian Bliss, sopranos. and the choir will
consist of over sixty men and boys, under
the direction of G. H. Fairclough, organ
ist and choirmaster.
The senior history music class of st.
Agatha's conservatory has adopted the
plan of devoting each month in the school
year to the study of the works of one
composer. The class meets the last
Wednesday of each month. Last Wednes-
day evening a Schumann programme was
presented by the members and after the
music number of stereopticon views
were shown of the composers birthplace.
Before the entertainment ended some
views OF 0I. raul were tHfOWn Oh liic
screen, also portraits of Archbishop Ire
land and Pope Plus x.
The subject of Mr.. Arthur FarwelPs
lecture recital, which will be given be-
fore the Schubert club at the Odeon
Wednesday afternoon, is Music and
Myth of the American Indian and It's Re-
lation to American Composition" Mr.
Farwell will illustrate his lecture at the
piano.
The executive board of the Schubert
club has invited Schubert club members
to a reception in honor of Mr.. Arthur
Farwell, at the Commercial club parlors,
from 2:30 until 4:30, Monday afternoon,
Nov. 2.
general invitation to Mr. FarweIps
friends who are not club members is also
extended While in ST. Paul Mr.. Far
well will be the guest of Mrs. H. E. Won
Wedelstaedt.
Mrs. M. e. Odds, contralto, will give
song recital in the Park Congregational
church Nov. II. She is being coached
for the recital by G. H. Fairclough, who
will play her accompaniment.
Theodore Bjorksten, the Swedish tenor.
has been engaged as the principal soloist
for the Wennerberg memorial concert, to
be held in the International auditorium,
Minneapolis, Friday evening, Nov. 81.
Mr. John Linehan. the blind violinist,
will play at this evenings service at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

the Alnes suite Cop. 81 and to impress
it with the value of two compositions
of Claude Madden's, a barcarolle and
berceuse. Besides these Mr.. Bergh
played Canzonette, d'Ambrosia.
Miss Smith, who recited, added to the
attractiveness of the programme.