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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

'hIs line. Tho fare has hoes partly rewritten
ami improved sine" il WIS last presented here
EI,uey's The Curse II Drink IL ~ view al;
HsViiH's Thsater. II oUt!,ne~ 4 sf!rrin= 2 m
-. Ieyi,r4 pe,, 80 i.Sn-i Uorre.t viii 10
contributes largely 20 the comedy az the play
The. BLACK rsiii Tr'uhadourz viii oorre -
ct;a I5res Matte Phillips. la Farocn aud
Tohr Ruc'.~r ~. tho featured soesiists 90 'ns
voice j. SAID be- quite ss Fo1i a. ever.
Mother 'ioose'' continues "a risy p. -he "a
Harry Kriiy. ". n. Macsrr. clifton C-7v- FORD
ii Mcin.,re; N.va ANA ~, and =, Ei''s - -
ballet apTeafs n e,-rv E..rfcrEr-ance-
KiraIry's Louisiana Purchase Sreetsci.-'
continues TO sitrsct Wprld's Fair visit0rs Fred
Y FDwcrs. Ia Nora. Mason Slarc and tho
I'onF ithliet contribute -lHciaitTs MI" la
TOUCHES ascent 70 ;he ceiling lends interest N
the rsdirm dane
.-I.ouisiana.- - Music Hall has tecr a teau,v
show this Wesk on the stage @rr, ara the
handsome. chorus ard out in N" audience have
ing their convention in 'he t.xtsosi;i1u building
a-f have made 'i,I'iisians'' cheir chief enter
tainEu@nt-
Coming 10 tie columbia H~Nt wees are H'--y
wer'rn LOUISE M0nfrn-o the Suily family. ~.
ana Mr. barrow. Emerson ami pTnesa. Rir-ar,-
rette and Newman. Lizzie Weller ard tn. IA
der brothers.
N.Snuer.ts'- - she !-tardard T1-'z = = ns-
bur'ssque. On itE oiin ~" n. IisiSi brothers.
Aleeri and Hamilton. and the Reliance Quartet.
Tle AUXILIARY sesson Al D~lulsr, Garden. this
week IS 'n"e'inE wiki slcc"ss- Vaudeville IS
thu attraction
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
T.EIIIGsINT


The Monroe Doctrine no more applies
20 the South American Republic under
Its Interpretation to-day than = docs -
China. The United States will naturally
intervene whe-e its interests are - stalk.
the same as anywhere else. but th" Sp''th
American Republics have ROW r.arref q
stability which in measure -e1srstss jiie
Monroe Doctrine. which in its purposes
and effects is entirely different to-day
from the original document drawn Up BY
James Monroe
Doctor Carlos PelleGrini. former P-esl-
dent of the Argentine Reruhl, lender -
the National party and Senator from the
Stale Of Buenos Ayres. thus spoke last
night az the Washington Hotel af ;he r.
lationsfip between the leading North and
South American Republics. Doctor peile-
grini. with mis- wife i 4 visitor a. the
Worlds Fair. and he comes rs "a sight
seer in no official capacity. although he 3
probably Argentine leading statesman.
He expects 20 remain here until the md
Of the week. when ne will return :" the
Eastern seacoast by the way OF Wash
inSton and then sail from New York. So-
ing to London and Paris.
Doctor Pellecrini served as Vice Presi-
cent OF the Republic SIX years. from 1856
10 1892. succeeding Miguel Guaies as Presi-
dent when the latter renounced the Office
under popular pressure One year later
Doctor PelleErini was chosen to represent
the State OF Buenos ayres in the Senate
and he still serves in that capacity. al
though a quarrel with General Roca. an
other leader Of the National party. pfobl-
bly, prevented him receiving the presi-
dency again this year. Doctor Peliesriri
was the popular choice. but the fight with
General Roca threatened To spill; ihe party
and Doctor Manuel GUintana an indie
pendent candidate. was decided upon as
the compromise Having been elected by
popular vote. he Will be inauEurafed cc-
toper IL Doctor FelleSrini also served a.
Minister Of War in lssr and Isss.
When j was coming from Chicago
here" said Doctor Peilegrini last night
Il could have very easily imagined I waS
i'll my own country. for 4 view from th.
car windows Was very similar to that Cf
Argentine. We have about the same cii-
mate. being in practically the same lari-
tude south that the United States j. north
Large fields of wheat and corn could ha I'd
~ be distinguished from those OF Arcen-
tine Anything that can be uroGuced "a
this country will do well in Argentine. fpr
not only are the climatic conditions bout
the same. but the soils are very similar
Our agricultural industries are heinE built
UP wonderfully and We already lead in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
ACID FUMES KILL
TWO FIRE OFFICERS
Eleven Laddies Overcome at Dem
Yer Are in Precarious
Condition.

Denver. Colo. Sept. - Lieutenant
Charles Doiioff and Trucknan John Nc
''iaHe and eleven other members Of the
, i'e Department. are in a precarious cor
ai'irn rom having breathcd the fumes OF
hl'!I1 acit while fighting 4 fire last night.
y cSrhoy Of the acid burs, when l:sht-
ming struck the etchingrcon Of the Post
iTiutin- Company. Unaware Of their
great danger. the rrernen rushed into the
room ard wnsn aware of the danger from
the acid they refused to retreat until the
flames had been SUbdueG.
~ tie time Of the fire none of the men
i"it tn ELECTS very severely ana all -
turned TO their voS-<- Bur IN the rich.
;he terrible action ~ the fumes on TIER
lsrs> H.San % make Itself manifest and
man after mar Si-kenci
sa-." were two fir alarms IL, the -,--h-
ard IN" men who responded We're 80 sick
that thev lay down ia their wagons while
the horses ran with them 70 the FIRE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Kl2KWOoD PRESBYTERIiNS
PREPARING FOR JUBILEE
Tiftirth tnniver~ary OF the Church
to he Celebrated nv tonErrGa-
tion Next Sunday.

Members OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church at
Kirkwocd are preparing 70. the obssrv-
anra mex; sunday % the fftieth anniyer-
ssry or the congregation.
The anniversary sermon viii be preached
az Io;sD o'clock sunday morning by tho
pastor thc Reverend Perry 5. Icnaess.
Historical services Will - held =; :
o'c!ocS at night AZ this service AZ al
dress on "uu.-Half Ceu-Jry Of OJ=
Church's History VIII be delivered by q
"a. Landers.
Kirkwood Fifty Years Ago will h.
the subject NJ an address by Luther Arm
strong. followed by addresses cf greeting
By the other Protestant pastors ot that
suburb
The Reverend Doctor :. J. NiccoIIs Of
the Second Presbyterian Church viii de
hyer tn. sermon
Al o'clock Monday evening th. ladies
OF the church will give n reception
The Ei-kwout Presbyterian ;'hGrci; was
organized September -. iS-+ with seven
members. The present membership i 50
During trc entire period % fifty years
the church has had only three pastors
the first beirg the Reverend Doctor ]. II.
Warner. The, Reverend Henry e Evans.
the second pastor. resigned TWO J@ars ago
20 accept the presidency Of 4 Texas col
lsce He was succeeded by the pTsssn
pastor. the Reverend Mr.. JeuHess.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
ROBBERS ATTEMPT
TO WRECK TRAIN
Diamond Special Derailed at Ba--
clay's Siding. Ill, By
Criminals.
CEFr BIIC SPECIAL

F:FT'I-B,IC SPECIAL
Sr-.-SSe'r IT,. SEPT. v.-As a res-r', -
v.rat 'he Illinois Central officials believe
"a hsve secn ;he work Of train robbers.
the Diamond Special on that road was Do
rsiled AZ the BARCLAY siding this morning.
Fireman George Coacannon was kiiied a'f
Engineer George Hayes vas badly IN
jurcG
As the tracks at this point are nesriy
straight for several miles. had the switch
would have been able 70 bring his train
-nleT control After the der1iIa1ent tire
lock n, the switch was discovered. hai,v
battered by so-fs Instrument The switch
;.sr ben thrown. and the switch light
was found in the grass several feet away
from the stand
The passengers of 'hs Pullman cars
were badly shaken up. bu. suffered 10 IL
jury. the coaches reuia!rIng upright after
leaving the rails. Fireman Concanron
net his death by jumping from tire engine
wh.n the switch was passed. Hays. tho
engineer. jumped At the same tine. land
:nc IN a h.sp % coal and dirt He suf-
:--ed e compound fracture OF the left
leg pCth men We're brought to this city
on the special train run out to Barclay
Later they were taken 10 the Springfield
Hospital coucannor dying within ten
minutes after being placed in the operat-
ing-rcon-
Inc vatchulau AZ the shaft saws h. saw
some one n the switch shortly before .ns
wreck. and a man was observed running
from the scene OfHcsrs are working on
the case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
LIGHTNING HITS OIL TANK:
FIVE MEN ARE KILLED.
Iahor-r. nj Fort Arthur seek >hci-
ter From storm and Meet Death
in Explosion.
REPrRLrc SrEcTaL

REFI-ELIc STECTiI.
Dallas. Tex. sept 2I.-one Of the worst
accidents recorded in this territory of the
Beaumont oil district occurred At Port
Arthur this morning. \ thunderstorm
suddenly broke out over the city. accom-
panied ~ fierce. binding flashes ~ light
ming. \ force 81 men were at work On
top Of one OF the tanks of the Texas Com
pany. which i the property of the Stand
ara on Company Six Of the men took
shelter back ~ tn sdc walls extending
above the roof.
= bolt Of lightning descended into the
roof. causing an eNpiosiou. instantly kill
ing five men and fatally injuring ,5e 9TH
ers
The dead are: Robert Cooper. Frank
Lawrence. William Gloff. George Sales
and = r. Mcdonald
William k"sh u fatally Injured
The oil tank wa- set ~, FIRE and an ex-
tensive conf.sgration waS for a time
threatened. the rrc Was kept from
spreading
The oil tank exploded. II contained o.
-" barrels of oil. The property loss will
approximate sit".v9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
DAVIS AND elk!NS Il
COLLEGE is OPENED.
Demcrrsfir Vice Presidential Noni-
rec and Vi- >cn-tu-iav Found
the Institution.

EFsFt-EI.IC SF'E'TAI.
Cumberland. Md. sept 2i.-The Davis
and E.lkins College at Eikins. ". Va.
Was formally opened to-day. II is n
nonsnctarisn institution. but IS ;inder the
jurisdiction Of the Lexington Va. Pres
hyt"ry. Both former Senator Henry q.
Davis. Democratic vice presidential nonii-
ness. and his sHn-iu-lsv. Senator t9kiuS.
who founded the institution. arc PrcShy-
terianS- They gave about Sl''t'''i.
Tic college building j. beautiful
structure. and has q 'iormitpry for boys
and young men I. Is E."s feet above sHe
lete % the sea and has = "ampt4s pf
tNcnty-five acres bordering "n the Ty-
CART. Valley River.
Professor !. T. HohS=ou. who has hac:
considerable cXpSTi"u'" a. preceItor IN
several Southern educational Institutions.
has been elected president Of the college.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
J. J. HILL REDUCES
CROP ESTIMATES
Wheat VIII Yield More Than
IIJ.nnn. .CiH' Bushels. and Corn
..U:r' .CMi.CrU BUShcls.

kr-a.H f.I-af - UIh--
New Y"r'-. S'It- -f.-pr'Siirrf J. :. Hill
~ che Graz Northern. vlo JGiv . gave
out m estimate 81 stt'.sf5.a bushels for
the courtrv'~ wheat --11. md ~ho yes;'--
cav predicted only zlao,ral" bushels %
corr. as against a popular estimate - =
50 -""0fa 20 4.=.e' '--a.5'. was qrote.i to-day
s< follow.
The. estimate of the wheat crop vrich
made som" v"ellS ago. -iaciu= III" az
sr@=st" fur spring and winter wheat ~
-s'.'.".f." husreis. vas fr--.. 40 o time
THan deterioration vs,~ IN progress. and
~ v."U 80 this deterioration b. ~ lst llo-
- modified
Subsequent damage from var.os;s CAUSES
ha- reduced the Weld ta about 5'l.a.- '.-l
bushels. -. at tho extreme. 5I5n'a ,-a
bushels There viii ro- he r-a-, than
5.'l.'-"'." bushels ~ Touring v,.as. -
estimate % 1os".'s"eu bushels for tho
corn crop Will not ha sx~e~d..I''
NERRAsEA-s CROPS.
r:F-r'r-EI-I" STEsIAI.
Omaha N.h sept 2f--Tsa U-icn Pa
cihc and RurIir='o, railroads TO-DAY made
public their .<ti-,ateS cn ;He N.r-.-i,l
corn crop for this wear. au5 BON roa1>
have arrived a. practically tho same fig
ures. the burlington maisfrC tho number
eIi.o"eo bushels and the Uu.o1 Faciflic
~ "a :33 bushels
The EurIilStou's report WIS compiled
~ the Agricultural Dsrz-tr-- - cf the
University OF Nebraska. R7tr 1-rre that
the quality ~ the grain i riacii SUreri. =
to that of last year and tia; III, grain
viii grade very high
The figures given by the railroads are
many millions lsS- tasn taose ~ or,ii-
rarily wsli-lnfcrIncd grain dealers. who
vsriou<iy estimate the Nebraska corn crop
a: from 2la01sN@i :" - 0oc"S bushels
Reports from all sections of the State
show that no damage waS done - the
com by last nights cold. the clouds Tvc-
venting DANA GinS froSt~. cloudy weather
prevails throughout IN" state tonight
and no damage Is looked FOR. Ninety per
cent " the crop is already past the dan
ger point.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

tsNsfi ti-if' -
WASHINGTON sept y -hrmN orders wr-e u
-.rd tn-siaV- follows
Captain Henry y Dixon. raynrssts-. viii urs-
ce~i 10 sud take station AZ o-nshs. and i.-
port 20 the commanding General bepsrtu.rJ
o. the Missouri for dutv-
,-.ptsin BENJAMIN Alvord. Twcn,v-ffth In
fantrv Gele-ai StaS- Is transferred from Com
RAW to Cnrlrany 7. q that regiment
Captain Michael !. Leaihau. TWer-y-tftt In
fa-try unassi-ned. is assigned 10 ComEanv X
second Ilsufeuant< ioSenh Dodge PARK.
Twsr-y-f1urth Infantry. and Arthur Harrison
Wilson. sixth Infantry. are transferred 20 the
cavasrs ann cf the service.
Lfeutcnant PARK ia Assigned 20 Troop c.
Fourth CsyslTv. Fsrt Riley. Sss-- anil Lieu
tenant viisoa the sixth Cavai.y-
Lieutenant Wilson will report bv telegraph
10 .h1 comma njing officpr Of the sixth cav
alrv at Fort N.ad-- : D. for assignment to
prfvsf. sf-uhru 4 Pa-e- Trpo5 g. Eizhth
C-svairv jefferson Barracks. Is transferred TO
Trss5r l. Fourth cavalry stationed at that
post
Corporal William - InG-hsrty- Stc-11l Corps
nov in f.ttf>tu-r furlpusfi granted him f-o-l
rersrsei Barracks. vii. rsrcrt to tho r-cruit-
ing offer in Fi.tsbarE lvr TRANSPORTATION to
FVrt Wood ~ \.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
CODY TO WITHDRAW PETITION.
Application for Divorce Probably
VIII Not Reach Court.

Denver. Col. sept. 21.-EcIatives Of VIII
liam +. Cody living here arc authority
for the statement that the divorce appii-
cation cf jhe scout will bc withdrawn be-
fore il comes up for = hearing Al Sheri-
dan. w. this week
The settlement IL said to re due 20 the
efforts OF she attorneys " the scout who
feel that Cody had been misiei IN hs
charges against the wife who hclpei him
wide character.
The arguments OF the attorneys are said
to have been rc-enforced by the sIppiica-
tions Of his daughter. who finally per
suaded Cody to withdraw the suit that
CF!Iy served TO injure a mother and wife.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE PLAYHOUSES.

Richar! Mansfield is guarding the titles
and characters Of two new plays in which
he intends to appear later in the season.
Last year his fine production of Ivan the
Terrible was traded upon in another play
Of similar name. So now il is announced
that Mr.. Mansfield will play Ivan the
Terrible and several other pieces of his
repertory before ne originates a par,
founded on a great historical character
and another role in d drama 10 BE- trans
lated for him.
There is much interest IN Blanche
Batess future. With the news that David
Belssco Was soon IN visit her here and
bring with him a new play comes the
whisper that she is engaged To a we'll
known Californian
and his contract with Miss Bates has
not expired. II seems more ,hIn probable
that she is shortly to he the star Of 4 new
play.
Musical comedy and extravaganza hold
fun sway in 81. Louis just now. The oaiv
notable dramatic offering is The Darling
of the Gods Uptown and dosntovn the
amusement seeker is confrontes with loi-
lity and music. There are hints OF COM
edy. too. in the Bclasco drama.
Williams and Walker are the surprise of
the week. Their new I'm Dahomey'' Is
most enjoyable farce and far and away
better than an earlier version Of the same
piece They are TO remain three weeks
at the Grand
When Ned Weyburn. the 6-iooi stage
manager of Mother Goose. looks Ike
GiuIiiyer in Lilliput is when he directs
the tots who figure in several ~; the tat
lets As 4 manager with some 30 Sirls
chattering about he has TO nc very strict
At the matinee the other day he detect
cd two children on the stage without
prits.- he said Don't you youngsters
eyer 60 on again without your makeup
I fire YOU l cent. miss. and sou = cents
sir for not complying with the rules
'.Yeth. thir. l:sped the awed children.
and away they scsTnpered.
Thai night Weyburn found the hoy and
cir! waiting for him. their faces thorough
IL covered with grease paint one little
Here tn your money. thir.'' they volua-
teered
collect money until payday. replied the
isYeth. thir. but when We get our pay
we want il ALL they insisted.
That was more than the manager could
stand. He kissed both urchirs and remit
ted their fines. Up TO date there has been
no talk Of any more fines
BILLS HERE AND IN PROSPECT
The sultan Of saiE..' Georse Ade's first
S-enf.Iry Tnon,s. WhiYerl and Msnde Williams
are 70 play The principal paris Fso Irail. .ts
known members Of :he Company
Williams and Walker s!-e an excellent hill
disas .sr easstsI singers a..d cancers. Mary
q those in thei< srssoEt aye equally clever in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Missouri National Ia n ]. =.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

I Blu II F-'-i III
Washington. sept 2l.-The Comptroller
Of the Currency to-day issued an abstract
OF reports made TO him. showing the con-
dItiou Of the national banks in Missouri.
exclusive Of St Louis. Kansas City and
81 Joseph at the close OF business on
September .
icarz and discounts are given at SIS
g. srn: total specie al SO, legal tender
uores a. 81 is.Ss5. and tine total resource
~ l5s Individual deposits were ~
=. - The percentage of legal reserve cs-
pysiis was le-y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Discuss Sale of RuIIding..

The Executive Commissioners Associa-
tion heard proposals for the purchase Of
the STATE buildings At the Worlds Fair
yesterday afternoon The meeting was
held at the Missouri building. and there
was a large attendance Among those
who discussed the question Of buying the
buildings were the Chicago Wrsckinz
Company and tho Mercantile Trust Com
pany OF St Louis. The matter i still in
the haTds Of the special committee. Of
which Colonel n II. Wincheste. of Vest
Virginia Is chairman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
M'LAuRIN ENDORSES LYNcHING
SAYS it Is Only Reasonable Atone
ment in the Scene.

REPUBI.IC SPECIAL
Meridian. Miss. Sept. A.-Lynching as
the only reasonable atonernent for muir
deTs and criminal assaults in the South
has been Endorsed by United States Sen
ator a. ]. McLaurin of Mississippi in the
defense Of W. c. Eastiand who is on trial
in the Circuit Court at Indianola. Miss. for
having participated in the burning at the
stake of Luther Holbert and his wife for
the murder of a white man.
Senator McLaurin to-day announced his
determination of convincing the jury that
the burning OF the negro was jIetifia bic.
Senate. McLaurin Is the principal counsel
fo- the defendant who belongs 20 one of
the most prominent families in the State.
aad f. a brother OF the young planter VINO
was killed by Hoibert and his companions
last February.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Held for Ob~er~stios.

George Quentin. - years old. Was taken
To the City Hospital yesterday from h.s
horne. No 1876 Arsenal street. ard is held
for observation According to the police.
Re has been acting IN a violent manner
aud had threatened To take the life q. his
stepmoIher \ bottle Of c.srbolic acid was
fo1i-i9. in his pocket He told the police he
intended to commit suicide.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Ten MIX Dealers Fined.

The crusade OF the CITY Health Depsrt-
rrent against the sale OF impure milk re-
suited IN ten milk dealers beng fne-i yes
tertiav in the First District Police Court
The fires ranged from Sa TO those VII,
were released upon payments of cost; an,
all were warned that a repetition of th..
oHense would result in much more serious
punishment
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Hoy Accidentally shot.

Oliver Noight. 10 years Old. Was accident
Is shot in the riEh. hand while playing
with a revolver al his homo. No IizS
North Ninth street yesterday afternoon.
He found the loaded pistol IN dresser
draw where IL had been placed by his
mother The wound was dressed AZ the
City Dispensary. ami pronounced'not Sc
riOtIs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
PatroImrn BOIL Dead.

the Second District. died last night az
S o'clock al his home. No. 2l-s PennsyI-
vania avenue after an Illness OF three
months OF consumption He was appoint
ed to the force January .. it2 anr
served continuously I'D 10 his Illness Ar
rangements for the funeral will be made
to-day
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Engineer KiIIea in Wreck.

t.Ept Bile SFF-tlai>
Ciat~.Io OF l. T. S-p;. 4 ---rte'e wI- a
freight wreck On the iron Mountain and
Southern this morning about six miles
y which tine engineer was killed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
-'emocracy United for Trcmcn
dous Fight 10 Regain Control
of Empire State.
CIRCUIT BEATEN BY TAMMANY.
Parker's Managers Believe Ticket
Selected at Saratoga Will BE
Helpful Ia the Presiden-
tial Candidate

=
Albany
fof Lieutenant '.',eTn',-r i-AN'lS ~ l.
- sN A'.L..H - 80 80 -.
,p %, N,,,-,s
e., g.. ,..,.--r-.- ,..,,.,,r-z, .r.rr =.
-'' -''''- i1---'.' IA -
iA'enoe .--.-..
For stale IieA-1i"F-NIl-LlAA Nj ENcH q
Onondasa
For Attorney Ceaera!-JOEIS CJ-SNEEN q.
Erie
For S.ar. r-,~i,..- s-4 --.;,,,f . :
n -rEvLry :, -.
For ,r,i-f Ju4ye =, "a. cur Of A-p.s,,-
EDGAR Il. Cl-Li-E.N q KING
fOT Associate judge q tic t1i-Tt q AU.,-s.s-
Hii-i-i-''i =. N'i-i'->h!' q Mo@roe-
1r,.,-,,, .,. ..,.,.,.,., "
f-- '-'.--'~ - E-0--Ni-
-5-i..svzs-'- - a.. --Dt- 1.-THE state De-
I..t!-.-- l.H..,c Tor ale. ttrs4 E..f,. III .L.t.-
-. -.
d = =. me ''''"-S '-7'i' '-'i-i
l-,s t,igs.l.., ?, t.... -,,-r, -, ,t.. -, ~ ,b
-. % "a
"4e 'i'' i'su''7 81 ti.e S'A'r
'On'"it-on' y hi'.i ;o-day yai-s. 10 nd.
a. fn. ,,...,.,.4r. s,,s.,,.. ..-,,- ,,,5., - 60.
,.,., ,,,,,,-,,,, 80
." my were H'i Ai-
laiehl ON ihe surface, and they mac
al, =. with united ranks and Yr,rb =. .
.r.,,, -, ..,,.,,,,..,, ,,,-,,.,t-',-
i. '-i-.'i.'4'is '''e4t ever!
act
The selection uf Judc. Daniel ,-,d,, .J.,.
~
ernor yas made in the 81. ,eath hour II
came al I Tim. y-hr., i, ,.o-,,.,, 20 ~.
,,.,,..,-t...-, . 70 '.''se
-, IA. mn. NJ NJ =, aLt!Itts tIiat Efii"d &c
a.,di, ,.,,,,.,rI,..I " az ~
Grout. which had continued all Of Tucs-
gay; vent On through the night Patrick
the ..sjet,. -,i>s' ~ s,, On SIDat. .iiI: Mili,
Murphy Jr. ana former rGv.rr,o- r. ,y-i,i
Il. Eii; h. mad Th.. votes 10 n1,,,i,,,i, H.
Candidate
uT-pptyy nErrp,,,,rn
M ~ DEL Ffs1ii-rE Ed
But Charles F. Murphy. the leader OF
Tammany. held aloof from an indorse-
ment of Mr. CIRCUIT W., -, -.
declared against him. and plainly inti-
mated that Grout would D. slaughtered
Ia Manhattan because the TamEaany lead
ers could not induce the rank and nj,
10 vote for one VINO mad changed his
11uincipai politics so often and VINO had
IN three years.
either nominate Grout and dare ram
many TO do its worst. or seek some other
candidate
Time was passing and IL appeared II
NC Gay must go by without nomination,
Nhen the time arrived for the meeting OF
the caucus Of the Kings County delegation
Mr. McCarren left the conference to at
tend this caucus, The caucus was attend
ty-one assembly districts and by one dele
Ea,e Irom tns hve districts controlled by
iammany: This showed that Kings Coun-
ty was divided.
Mr. McCurren described 70 the delegates
the situation. He said that he would do
exactly what the delegates wanted
CLEAR S.yrJSc-
~. -
-. ss oeiesa'es then passed RESP
iutlon which empowered Mr. McCarren
to name any candidate in m. co,,.or.;,,
who would lie. a. ''i
sailing after that Eyyo ,,;,,,t ~ was cisar
kings canc,e 10. I've minutes altef the
had boe,, Sacid., ~ iIel Juose Herrick
C:oyernor snJ E1,,,n; ui a. Ine c2nninste Tor
New Yora c,tr hs Lu.ton harrison OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
SAYS MONROE DOCTRINE NO LONGER
FILLS ITS INTENDED PURPOSE

Principle of Present Day Interpretation Applies Much Ia China
q South American Republics l. the Opinion of Doctor Car
Pee.rini. President of Argentine ncEuTnIrau In
iucnccS Far Greater Than American.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

team Of the Greek Indians, Indian Territory
Played = tsn-inning gam Tuesday with the
Mouu- Carmel Indians The score was .,
: wren the game called OF on ,ecoun, ~
darkness. The ssTne club PLAYED ,hirtsar-
inning game to-day. with the same r~-ul--
TO 2-the came again being called of IN
account Of darkness. Batteries. Mount s-1rr..i
-G.isenhur=sr and Ryan. Creeks-carr and
Stewart