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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
DOCkERY At HEADQUARTERS.
Tenders His service. a speaker
for the Campaign

Governor Dorkery paid his I.rst visit ="
the DemocTatic stat. h"adgfariefs y'Si''-
day afternoon. Hc cam" dow nto''n from
the Worlds Fair. where h" addr'ss'd TIE
Modern wOodm,n " America. To-Day u"
VIII welcome the OH Fellows and i'-
nighi nc will bc at the head ~ thu ~
c.iyiug line at the reception at thu Ms
souIi builiirE.
H. received congratulations ON mis- JET
f,rson civ speech. Stat" Chairman "
ans. Executive. Committee Chairman ~
diver and ENois" Commissions. J. ~ - i
t.Tt were In ,ouf.rrnc" w'fh hliH i"r hti
hour or NOR. about conditions Throughout
tI. stat.
o;"ycrnor Jockcry will spend a great
deal Of tim. speech making during ms
campaign. During IN" state convention
ne s,id that D.. expected TO wp-K lESi gas
h1rd Tot Circuit Attorney Folk b 81 tinli
Do" dii Tor his own. AMI u" j. h-'.f-
mined to chow that hc means what hc
sly-
\ meeting 81 the Executive ronITi't""
o. ia" Siai' Commute" viii l.. h...d ~ ~"
headquarters tonight Al O'Clock 20 tax"
w ~" subject of speaker som" ~ III"
-I'ak'gs viii he assigned. \ second moe
iuE Uili probably y. h.l3 Tomorrow mora.
Ing. whom IT,. list viii .. finally agree!
upon. Tn" ESscuiiv" Cofrinltt.ernCn aye
Chairman NIn'!iy-r. II. II shields Of Hon
uihai. Frank = Russ u - Conway. Har-
yey W. Salmon Of clinton Virgil Cnnk-
dependence atsi james " Mytt"u Of st
.GoS.I,h Mr.. Hyttou viii not attend. owing
{" sickness
Coucr.s-nlan Vairliiver returned yest.r-
day from South Missouri wh-r. he at
tended a meeting Tus-dav night 81 Dem
uridt. from the eastern part OF IT,, -FOUR
t-suth Congress DnHl District.
1t u Id for the purIrps" 81 "Tcsni-
cation" h.. said. ''Iulg. j J.. Fort US
made chairman and Thomas Ian. %: Don
iUhau secretary OF the organization that
EIs fprmel. = Systematic caTufsiisu VIII
D.. made ~ the nominees for Representa-
tive and sneaker sng1 =. :.
Among the callers at headquarters yes
t"rday Were. John u. Harris, Fulton
Doctor l.. NJ Camp. Joplin. ". r Dun
away. chairman Cedar Count: Com
III rt..: W. - N.itk.ns. editor 81 tie CHI
i!cr.h.. Constitution. Congressman ". W
EucSar. keyI.-EIi.-. John L. DT"ir Mex
i-1. s'at.- committeeman y. T.. Robinson.
Too. State Committeeman ". ". Nari'.-.
Hamilton. I'rytrrI \. Parks. Clinton. p.
". Pierce. CdTrplitpu. and VI. g. johnson.
Houston
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
CITIES IN Co ST FOR
MEET. j OF H00-H00S.
O.irian Cioister 6ires Banauet-of-
acers of Organization Chosen and
n Members InIsiated.

4 lively coatss, Is in proSress for the
next place OF meeting OF the Order o. Hoo
Hoo. This was the main topic OF CONVEX
sation a: the I.umbermea's GLIB yesterday
where the general meeting OF the Hoo
Hoo viii convene Tomorrow.
The Pacific Coast contingent arrive!
this evening IN a privat. train. and they
at once began missionary work for Port
land. ore which desires to have the con-
yentlOn In IsS Oklahoma CITY y as busy
all dsy with yellow badges.
The Osiriau CioIster. the organization OF
the mast officers ~ the Hoo-Hoo. met yes
te7,isy and elected officers and Initiated
w.aIy-Oue members tn. officers chosen
were as follows;
High Priest OF O-ir.s. y A Glad5ing.
Indianapolis. Ind. High Priest Of Ptah.
CIiH = Walker. CovirgrO1. Ky: High
Priest OF Auub!s. e Wolfin. Evansville.
Ind: High Priest % Thoth. J. H. Bai-l
Nashville Tenn. II Sh Priest o. Es;h0r.
g IL stanton. Buffalo. y Y. High Priest
Of r. ". ". Stephenson. 80. Paul MINI !.
High Pr.esr OF Sd J. l. Lane. Fast 80.
Louis. Ill: High Priest ~ Isis. J. e Nalty.
R-oOkhayen. Mis-. AMI High Priest %
Shu. r StrinEeT LOggess. Ciark-burs, ".
Va
Last nigh; the o~rian Clo:srer held a
BANQUET At tho House ., HOo-Hoo. while
Tho Other members 81 the association p1--
t!~ipa-e,i in 4 'ance Ia .h- pavilion. adj
Joining the building
The regular sessions ., the Hp1-fIoo " u
begin TO-DAY. In the evening the annual
Contamination takes place
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
KAPPA ALPHAS GIVE DANCE
AT THE MISSOURI BUILDING.
Ms mb~rs Of Local Chapters Enter
tRin Greek Letter Men
Many Present.

TIE local chapter ~ the Kappa Alpha
fraternity welcomed the visiting members
of that fraternity at a dance at the Mis-
souri, building a. the Worlds Fair lal,
nl.it Not only were many members az
the Kappa Alpha fraternity. who are
waiting ~" Exposition. in Attendance. but
other Creek letter fraternity men were
PRESENT. Society women 81 ~. Louis were
present. a. wer. hostess and others OF the
o:'is'al families - m. Exposition
Tn. Iatr0U.sses Of the dane. we-A Mrs.
joe ~, ". Folk. Mrs J. ". Henry. " =
J. W. Foster. Mrs. J. a. Graham and Mrs..
J. .. Fisher Of -. Louis: Mrs. Charles \.
Wintersmith ~ Louisville. XIV. formerly
Mss May Curry Of Jefferson CITY. who
had L.r TWO daughters with her.
Among the Kappa Alphas present. were
Robert Safe Of brunswick. Mo. +. =.
Paxton az Coutral.a. Ill. r. X Harner
and J. g. Mccarthy Of -. Louis. J. J.
Brown OF TTov. III: Russell FL her o: ST
Louis and Il. g. O!!phine % PittsbuIg. Pa.
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,ent given at the New York building Fair night

Directors Ciub in the West Pavilion.
which wa- be1GtifIlly decorated for tA.
occasion with uDttDd plants and CT: How
~ S.V.fsi '0F-= wsr- r.-='''''.f'-'f -
Am0rc. tho prominent guests &eTr Doc
tor Th.D-4ur Iewa!d. Imperial German
Commissioner. Alfred PircarI. Afnuasss'-
dor Extraordinary - France. fC!aMis1 on
- and Mrn. JuI.s Cartier 81 Belgium;
colonel ana Mr. Wa-r0n - En-i,rd Com
miss Iourr -. U-gai baron Won sui q! .!
Austris,. Commissioner and Mrs St4nlsy
Bots nr ''ylou. = ". j. S1lIZ.t AgJi..ir %
HraziI Commissioner and NJ SZpsyeny
% Hungary MT< Daniel Manning. Wis
count do Ait. TF ard Mr. W-st!u=-
hot!s- C0mrui-Sirra- Herman iEwfp-d -
Egypt. Commissioner : T. gins Of Japan.
Mr. and Mry. y. Il. Francis an. Mr.. and
Mrs Fraucsfte
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Pupils RATE TICkETs. READY.
Exposition VIII Furnish Them In
Advance to school Authorities

Tickets st the Decent rate for school
children have teen prepared by the De-
T-s!im"ut of Admissions q the World :
Fair and can b. furnished in advance to
teachers or school trustees at the rate Of
% cents per pupil The teacher or teach
ers OF course. must accompany the pupils
stipulated IL the resolution adopted by
the Executive Committee and approved by
the National Commission
Many inquiries are being received by
President Francis concerning the rules and
regulations regarding the privilege % 10
cent admission al schools IN bodies. The
only r.guir. u.sut T. that the pupils come
accompanied hy their teacher or teachers
in .;roi.ps 81 not les than twenty-five The
teachers are required TO pay the fun ad-
mission &C.
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AMBASSADOR To ENTERTAIN.
IT. ~itations I.su~d for Reception ny
VI Picard.

Invitations we've issued Yesterday hy
Pre- sident Picard. A;nhassado- E,Straor-
binary % til. French Republic to the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. for a re
ceptiOn and garden rarty next Saturday
from 4 TO 5 O'Clock IN Tin. French National
Pavilion on th- occasion O; TIE Inter
parlia.nsntarv Congress.
Among those invited are the members %
the International Jury OF tn. Exposition
A the shortneSs Of the sine Intervening
makes IL trnoossibie TO S.zts Invitations TO
tn.-. gentlemen they will b.. admitted 20
the reception on their badges.
President Picard il also ureparin: for a
garden party NJ tiia French Pavilion on
September - IN hcior 81 the Congress of
Arts and Science This function Will he
foilOwe-; by e LiaEs- at the French Com
r.iiss.Gu-r'S home
Precedent Alfred Picard will remain in
s. Louis ;iil October Il. There has been
ssB-uf. hazinss< TO tire exact official pn-
si-iorz o. VI Alfred Picard and VI George
C;.:ald VI. Picard represents at -. Louis
the entire Government and the President
%. the French R.pubiic as their delegate.
b.artrx .ha title Of Ambassador F.Sfraor-
tina--'' NJ Gerald iS the delegate Of
,he Minister Of Commerce with 'H@ fi.ie -
Commissioner General lie will remain
here till the ED OF the Fair.
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ENHIBIT - WITHOUT CUSTODIAN.
Alexander Bnu~r. >uP~rintenden mt for
Honduras. Dend.

Alexander Ba-or. Superintendent OF the
Honduras exhibit in the Palace ot Agricul-
ru-e. died early yesterday morning ia -.
Mary's Hospi;s! OF bronchial pneumonia
Tn. f'Iuera! took place yesterday after
noon 81 WaRoneT's Undertaking rooms.
Mr.. Bauer .ya- APPOINTED Superintendent
Of tn. Honduras exhibit hy Executive
Comm .--!sre- Howard <. Reed Siio-tly-
after President B1uillI named Mr. Reed
a. Hoadrra>'s Commissioner. He was =,
yea-e old q native 81 Germany and had
live. in New York Tor several wears b.
for. moving TO Honduras five years agn.
Mr.. Baue!'S death leaves the Honduras
exhibit AT tho Fair temporarily without a
head. as both Commissioners Reed and
c0TdoTst are out OF the city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
OFFICER SHOOTS
SALOONKEEPER
jeremiah Regain Of the Tenth
Police District Is Badly Beat
en- by II. Breuhne.

Edward a Breahne a saloonkeeper. i!v-
Tux at No. 2sO Marcus avenue. was sho:
and probably fatally wounded last night
by Emergency Special Pa,rolman jeremiah
Regain OF the Tenth District, IN ieb: IN
Fred 2 Mischofrs grocery. No. 2s3 Mar
CTS avenue. The petToiman was badly
beaten and Is 1t his homo suffering from
conclusion OF the brain.
The shooting grew out OF the patrolm7n
ordering . crowd OF men from IN front OF
the store. Among the number was J. E
Douglass. bartender employed BY Breuh-
ne He refused 90 leave. claiming ne had
ps-T.iss'on 20 be at the store
Rskan then entered the store and began
TO ask Bruehne about Douglass, when. hs
says. Rruehne attacked him. took his night
stock from him and struck him four times
on the head. Regain then drew his revolv-
er and fred one shot. which penetrated
Bruehne's abdomen. lodging IN the liver.
Bruehne was taken TO the City Hospital.
where be Is In a serious condition Regain
was sent TO the City Dispensary. where
his injuries were dressed. He was then
s.ut 70 his home. No. sis ST Ferdinand
avenue NischoH. owner Of the store. was
arrested Douglass escaped
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
TO SEE GEORGE AIDES PLAY.
Illinois. Politicians to Attend "The
County Chairman At century.

4 party OF county ehairm@u Of HI
nois will see The County Chairman.
George A.ie's production, at the Century
Theater. next Tuesday evening, as the
guests OF " - Rodeuburg OF East st
Louis. Congressman OF the Twenty-Scc-
oud Illinois District In the party will
he the chairman OF the county committees
Of the five counties in Congressman
Taodenburg's district.
The guests will be: ". T.. TrautTnan.
Henry Brueggeman. ". W. LOWS, John
g. Schneider. Edward ". Irwin. Hugh
Adams, II. J. Schmidt. &. IL kusnne-
mann. II. II. HOsTner. II e. Noris. Joseph
" Amin. Joseph Watts, Joseph Story,
John McAdams. Enos Johnson. John
HOchuli W. :. Louden. J. VI. Cnarnb.rlin
Joseph Nester. II. u. Sexton. H. +. Bader.
Edward T. Miller. Doctor J. l.. W.sgins.
z. :. Coddingion. H. T. Means, J. J. Nc
Lean. George y crow. John ]. Weis. Ell
ward SINCERE. Dan McGlynE- William
Roach and John H. Thomas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
FORMAL PROTEST MADE.
Election Commissioners Asked 10
Remove Folk Captions.

Emphasizing the anxiety OF Circuit At
torncy Folk to keep on; Of local fights.
Attorney Thomas T.. NulyihilI yesterday
filed with the Board % Election Commits
sipuer- letter requesting II to remove
Mr.. Folks uari. from the captions OF de-
-eatiOus IN the city primaries Of octo-
bar 2
His letter waa as follows:
Gentlemen - the representative az joseph
" PIX and N his behalf wish 10 inform
yoI that he dos not desire his uaTns. hypnsu-
ated 81 oth-sI!s-. 20 - 5:s-d part 81 snF
"a, ii0n g. siHy u the delegations hl--i in the
several wards ! notice tia; h-s name appears
part - the caption q delegations Md IN
th- f,ilYNinE ws.-4g. Viz. First. Ssccnd. Thir-
'e.nth sixteenth. TEenty-hrst. Twsnty-s!Nth.
TW.Hty-ses.uth and TNseIty-.iEhth. respective
Is
am constrained 90 s.rv, -h's NOTICE ur1n
you frr tie r,z4-0n that Nh Folk will t-ise ~
part IN the lrrsI primary contests 20 - held
IN ocfSf,s- , 1slt and fhers,ss. request that
vuu remove ~ nam" from am sni all cap
tiJ1Ts Of delegations now On Ele in your otiice.
THOMAS =. MULvTIILI.
Mr. MulyihilI said yesterday afternoon
that the request had been made simply
for tn. sake Of harmony. MIR. Folk Is
not an issue in the city campaign. he
said. I'm some wards. Mr.. 70 ks name Is
being used simply a. srbierfuge. II :
unfair and not right. In some. cases. i
was simply 4 case Of mistaken judgment
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Hostess Of the Worlds Fair heard
I.Ins on th..r Own nam's AMI J1k'S "L
the Lady Managers ard memb"Is II itse
National Commission at tho minstrel per
Torrance. siy.n hy thu I'ik.rs' Club in
the New York building last might. when
they were the gg.-ts Of Mrs. bore Lyon.
the hostess ~ the EmpiT. state partition
Rag;iine ana sentimental songs cOnstitut-
Ell In. other features -: the programme
AIR Lyon ,ull.tod til. s,rvic.s 81
the members ri the Iik.r~' Club vhirh
i COMPOSED II tho attilh.s e: the build
iIE. and they VcT. trained under IL, az
Teri.nccd eye u Gus Ei~ar.i-. tho we'll
known singer and composer 81 popular
songs. Edwards j. TIE mJu who wrote
Dolly GRAY" The Fik'rs have b.eu r.
h-arsfr: Tor som" tine. auI Their I"T-
fOTraane" last night proved thoroughly
''Wb"op Her ~. Boys" WIS tho OPEN
Ing chorus ~ ia. pikcrs. and then cam"
another song by th. Fikrrs written hy
Gus Edwards. entitled I'll. Girl Who
Cares To- Ne Mr. Edwards sang Two
OF his o.u compositions Just Because
You Were Ia Ola Sweetheart 81 Mine
Other songs wee Asleep ia I'll" Deep.
by Captain ,gDk. sweet Evalna by
Foxy Grandpa Young. ana louisiana
Ann" by IEorrot. Gibbons. I Can't
DO That sum" from BABES Ia ToylanI.'
was rendered 10y IN. Misses MArGery and
Elsie GTaham.. daughters % Secretary
l-swrsuc" Gran tTn'- Of the National Com
mission. and Coon. Coon. Coon 10
Raymond Rail and Mar=.Ty or haTl-.
Capital and Labor was discussed IN =
stump speech by "S'rappy SpelihinG'r'
Wright.
The int.rloct;or WAS "SlIrpery'' Hixson:
while th.. .ui men yer. Chief PIk"T'
Carney ''D. R.szko- Edwards. 'I'ud-
Kyle and "isoTTote" Gibbons. Ireekles.
Casey sir Walter SCOTT. Deacon"
Helcukamp 'Prickly Heat SroyeT and
Curly Daniel also took part
The hystesse- this afternoon viii te the
guests Of Mrs. ". II. DRri.n. the hostess
OF the Indiana building at an outing and
six-ccurse dinner AT IN. Glen Echo Country
Club. They will meet At III. Indiana build
ing at o'clock and Will make the trip in
a private car through the courtesy OF Gen
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
HOUSE ENGAGED
FOR BANKERS
~. Louis Financiers VIII Attend
One of the Largest Theater
Parties Ever Given-Con- 4
vention at New York. Il

\ large delegation % S. Louis bank
and trust company officials Will depart to-
morrow. over the Wabash for New forS
CITY 20 attend She American Banhers.
Convention in that city at the Waldorf
Astoria
III. sessions OF the convention will con-
t!.ue all OF the latter half of next week.
and s. LoGis bankers are well represent
ed upon the list OF speakers.
Several Presidents OF local banks and
trust companies had hoped to be able to
attend the convention. but because OF the
almost unprecedented rush of business
they have been compelled TO delegate some
Of their officials 10 represent them.
While most Of the sessions VII be d.
voted TO blIsines-. arrangements are being
made on a large scale for entertainments
On one Of the evenings the bankers will
attend the kEickerpocker Theater. where
thy viii hear Lula Chaser IN Dolly Var
der
The entire theater has been engaged for
this occasion. and the ladies accompanying
the delegates viii provide souvenirs OF
the occasion. Refreshments Will also be
served during the intermiss.ons.
This Is said to bs the largest thes.ter
party ever given The Trust Company
section Of the association will hold !rs
eighth annual meeting Tuesday. Septern
her y. II the ballroom Of the Waldorf
Astoria Br-ck.ar.dEe Jones. vice presi-
Trust Company. Is chairman
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
HoO-HOO BAND ARRIVES.
VIII Rsmain at the Fair NTH Ium-
brrmrn's Festivities Close.

The HOO-HOo Band Of Lgflsin. Tex. ar
rived a; the Worlds Fair yesterday and
viii remain until after the close o. I.'Irn-
berrneri's Week at the Exposition The
EOO-H0O Band was organized Ia 1872 anil
taken 70 the Milwaukee Concatena-
ton that year by the Texas HOo-Hoo. and
there IL was made IN. official hand Of the
Organization. The H0O-Hoo Band also ar,-
pared at the cuncatenatiOn at the Pan
American Exposition
The hand l. Under the leadership Of T.
4 HHmas1n. and IL composed If the fol-
lowing = J. LInss Doctor j. y HTn.er
Charles Cheneyal. Denni. Hartneit. Joe
Kerr. u. y. Hurrasou. 4. : Glenn " =
Stssail {. ChestnGtt Louis Miller Lee
Grsy. Clyde StssalI and Carl Hack.
John :. Bonner Of Houston. junior Hoo
Hoo % the Hoo Hoo. who is its great
Is; exploiier. Is in charge 81 the organ'zs-
ton
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WILL BE FEW CONTESTS.
Republicaa Ticket Shaping Itself
Under Tally and Zachrfta

According TO Republican politicians,
Judges John A. Tally and William Zach
ritz have succeeded IN their old we'll
known method of harmonizing TO insure
their own nominations along with those
Of Judges Fisher, Woods and General
Shields.
The same authority boasts that the Or
Eanization now In control Of the game in
this city has 20 Well in hand that there
VIII be few or no contests before the con-
xention. Arthur Ssger. considered one Of
the best Republican speakers In the State.
is being pushed for the nomination Of
Circuit Attorney. while John s. Leahy Is
also mentioned.
Pat II. Clarke regulates the idea that
he would like to be Public Administrator
but thinks the Sherifs ONCE looks good
to him. According TO this view of the
case. George p. Weinbrenner might be
persuaded 10 be Public Administrative un-
I'll siection day Friends have legged
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Voted Economi.s. Arrive.

-Four distinguished social economy schol-
srs have arrived at the Fair and are act
ing as jurors on the Social Economic
Commission. They are: Miss Jane Adams
manager Of the famous Cniysrsity Seize
m.nt IN Chicago. and Of Hull Hous- in
the sam. city. and agtilo. -: "Etnics OF
Democracy: William H. Tolrlan Of the
New York City Social Se-yic. L-agae.
VINO vas sent abroad by Mss He.en
Could 10 study the social conditions Of
the working classes: Guido Bag. a
new Librarian OF the Fforance Ita.yb Ii
brary. one Of the oltes. institutions of
its kind in the world. and Doctor D.omeds
Garlic Of Naples. Italy, the physician Of
the late Premier Cri-pi Of Italy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
ELEPHANT SWALLOWS TICKETS.
Blanche Rates Mistakes Small Bally-
hoo Pachyderm for Gateman-

Miss Blanche Bates mistook small
.bailyhOo" elephant stationed near the
gate Of the Hasenbeck Trained Animal
show. op the Pike. FOR a ticket taker
las, night she presented TO him the
three tickets which were to admit her
mother herself and her manager to the
show. The elephant calmly tool, them
and swallowed them. which Miss Bates
Thought was exceedingly clever.
When the gsteman refused to admit
them she explained that she had given
them to the elephant. which was trained
10 take them. but the xatenan was OBJ
durate- Manager Tate Vas sent for. bur
could not be found Theodore H. Bauer
Miss Bates Is still sldmiring the saxacity
Of the pachyderm-
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BELGIAN CABINET MINISTER
ENTERTAINED BY FRANCIS.

The dinner given last uight By President
and Mrs. II. Il. Francis 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustays FTanco;te. the Belgian Cab!ne;
Minister vas probably the Iarges, Ea.her-
ing o. foreign Ho-ables ey"- held 80 the
Worlds Falr
The affair vas given at o'clock 80 ,he
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Or. Miles,
Anfi.Fain Fills

ard II a very few minutes you viii have
no further thoughts about either pains or
pills and can go about your business or
pleasure free from suffering or oistress-
For years. spells OF nervous headache
would lay me up for two or three days
FL :, time I have no more such days.
I take one Or. Miles Anti-Fain Pill, and
in ;, minutes IL is usually all gone
MRS RUTH RECORD. Ciaremont, y. II
II you are not satisfied with first boz,
your druggist will return your money.
3 doses, g cents Never sold In bulk.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
NATURAL CAS- At THE FAIR.
Irnifinx mt Mouth Of Well. IL Burned
Brightly.

Natural gas was encountered .n the
Nori'!s Fair grounds yesterday. and IL ia
the hrst instance wher-. this rrol--- az
NATURE has been discovered IN the Vi
cinity. Shooting a well. which had been
hpr'rl For - feet u the Mirins ,;uIrh
TIE h.yS-Oue Drilling COMPANY found
mat instead u water. gas % cunS!f .ra1ie
power h tb!.I through tn. af.r;gr. made
by the drill
Manager T. -. Eyer. in charge Of the
rNHiitt. declares that IL will .c necessary
10 aGai. shoot ~. well ;1 ,l.-.er.ttits-
whether ~. ga VIII pr, dominate s.ve- TIE
water II" : " the opinion thai with
proper I.at'nent. "a. well sill - found
10 contain large f.pw ~ wafa.. and that
~" natural gss VIII prove hut m Incl
dent
:" strong was Tic flow 81 as that r.
was 'Srsitef az the mouth o. I'll well and
burned brightly FOR sey.ra! minutes
II arrangements can -. ma J.. tn wei
VIII .sgain %. .-shni.' fn-lfaN.
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SOME OF TIE JOI< ~ sPRt VI.
ON THE FAIR HO>TE>>Es-

Zones. Did you know that there's .
} gsrnbIin' rDin' on IN tho National .
} Commission .
Iui.riocmor: "Gambln'e Wiz. .
, what i" you mean always .
} thought they w"ro q i-od- ~ very .
} A"u"r..bI" gentlemen. .
Bones. We'll. / dunn" bout dat. .
} but q" know Frederick y Belts .
} Chorus. ''Gr'lt Scott q
Tanih". What sou spos" dem .
|, hosiess.s does AZ d.re meetings; o
, They done gossip .
Iuj.ri"rutor: Well. gosslpiu' IL .
all right II they onHfine themselves .
, strictly to IT,. truth .
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deg don't One Of them is always .
, Lyon .
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.nce between soldier and a host .
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making III. National Commission =
look 80 old and careworr,' O
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Tw-nty-sixth Ward Democrats.

The Twenty-siIth Ward Regular Demo-
cratic Club met at LiederkraaZ Hall, Van
dev.nter anu E.a-toI avenues, last might
The hall was filed. and great enthusiasm
SHOWN. Though the meeting was given un-
der the auspices Of the Twenty-si1th Ward
Regular Democratic Club. quite "A nuni-eT
Of visitors from various wards were pres
ent and addressed It Among others. g. Il.
Arnold. J. Frankel. D. ID. Holmes. J. r.
Brennan, J. r Lee, a. J. Scu ~ ana ".
ScCouTi. Mr.. Folk was unanirn .uzly in
dorSed for Governor and Phil pwysr for
Central Committeeman
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
MARONEY Is INDORsED.
Assistant Circuit Attorney Pledged
support for Promotion Tn O01ec-

Andrew C. Maroney. Assistant Circuit
Attorney. was Endorsed for the nominal
ton OF Circuit Attorney. a. the organize
ton of n Folk club. which was formed
at Cheltenham Tuesday night M. Ma
roney formerly lived in the Twenty
fourth. and Cheltsnham is ths Democratic
stronghold Of the ward
The following officers were named:
President, Patrick J. Stack: vice presi-
dent, Evan Hug hes: secretary, Henri
Kassman: treasurer. David JAMES; ser
Reant-at-arms, Ed Citizens. z r Cum
ningham and y. J. Wallard addressed the
members. Meetings will be held every
Tuesday night in Cheltenham-