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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
CONGRESS At THE FAIR.

Many delegates to the eighth Interna-
tionsl Geographic Congress. which will
meet on the Exposition grounds IN ccnnec-
;!on with the Congresses of Arts and Sci
ences. arrived In St Louis yesterday and
added their names TO the register OF mem-
bers Is Doctor VI MCGEE Of the Depart
Pesry. the famous Arctic explorer. II presi-
dent OF the congress and among its men,
bers is Doctor ". J. MaGee OF the Depart
ment OF Anthropology- committee OF
prominent st Louis etucationaiiSts. head
ed by Professor Calvin H., Woodward OF
Washington University. will attend TO the
entertainment of the congress in ST. Louis
Until Thursday the meeting Of the con-
gress Will be in connection with the sec
tional assemblies of the Congress Of Arts
and Sciences.
on Thursday a general session will be
held. at which papers will be heard and
any remaining business transacted
Tuesday the members will visit the Phil
ippine Reservation. the Indian School and
other savage race exhibits to study their
peoples. at o'clock. and at $50 p. m will
hold a reception on board the -D.scoverer
at the New York TO the North Pole con-
ceSsion. after which they will witness a
performance as the guests OF the man
Thursday At $50 o. m. they will go in a
body to Festival Hail. where their presi-
dent. Captain Peary. will lecture.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
THIRTY-0NE MEETINGS
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY

Beginning with ;hi~ morning. the repre-
ser.tat.v.s e. the congress will break into
the seven great divisions and in the after
noon vi'l subd!yiie into tn. iWenIy-four
depai 'In-n;s r knowledge. In the morn
ing sessions there will be- addresses on the
riairl divisions Of science and its applIca-
ton the general theme being the unifica-
iicn u each OF the fields treated
In ;he afternoon two addresses will be
given IL zach OF the tweniy-four depart
n'"ntS- Inc th' me- oi one address will be
fundamental conception and methods
rhil, the other will set icrth the progress
OF thar particular study during the las;
century. Only American scholar. will par
ticipate in ;o-iay's programme
Tn. point aro-nI Unich the j n.rCEt
meetings VIII h. c-at.r.d Is the quadrtn-
XII" west 0f th~ Admin istrstion frIlGing.
vlned- which dI- designated as follows:
Hall !. Convention Hall a: hall =. Conyen-
ti"n Hall Is: hail ;. Congress Hall. central
door Hall OF Congresses: hall =. Hall Of
Congresses. room north entrance. second
floor. hall = Dorrnicory Hail: hall s. Busch
Hall. rooms se.-3s: hall :. Gymnasium
Congresses. roOri I. north -ntrarce. rTst
noor. hail 10. Hall of Congresses. room
/. nc-th entrance. frs; moor: hall u.
Hall OF Congresses. room 3. north
entrance. second noor: Hall L. An;
thropoIoev building west end second
fooI: hall IS. TRANSPORTS ;ion building: hall
~. -dlns- emu TIL H.
Education building. hall Il. Agriculture
bu lldinx: hall Il Festival HsN
Beginning at 10 o'clock this morning the
seven divisions will meet in the halls
stated. The name of the speaker in each
case follows:
Division a Normatiye Science Hall 5.
Professor Josiah Royce. Harvard tniver-
sity: Division r. Historical Science. Hal.
}. President Woodrow Wilson. Princeton
University: Division c. Physical Science.
Hall T. Professor Robert q. Woodward
Science Hall :. President G. Stanley Hall.
Clark University: Division E Ctili;ar:an
Sciences Hall ]. President David Starr
Jordan Leland Stanford. Jr-. University.
Division r Social Regulation. Hal .. Pro-
fessor Abbott l.. Lowell. Harvard Cniver-
Sity: Division g. Social Culture, Hall ,.
William T Harris. United States Commits
sioncr OF Education
Beginning at HIS a m. the foliowins
hall = biology: hall 7. sciences Of the earth :
hall & political history: hall >. history CT
Law: hall s. philosophy: hall mathe-
ms;ics; hall s history OF art These de-
parfmepts Will adjourn a; p m.
Beginning at o m. the following de-
partments will meet: Hall !. social science:
hall . biology. hall :. technology: hall 4.
history OF language. hail s history OF re-
lig,on: hall s. physics: hall :. psychology. .
hall S. anthropology. These departments
will adjourn at S:iS p m
Beginning at 4:i5 2. m. the following de-
partments will meet: Hall ]. medicine:
hail =. education: hall 4 Jurisprudence:
hall 4 religion: hall > chemistry. hall 5.
history % literature: hall .. sociology: hall
g. astroIoey. These departments will sd-
journ az p m
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
NJ, X. 4 r. ANNUAL REPORT,
Gross Earnfngs Decrease From
48,61S to e8,16O . Mile.

IN the annual report OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company for
the fiscal yea- ending June %. 1919. Presi-
dent Rouse presents figures showing that
tho gross earnings for the year GI7. 7.7es.-
I'D have increased SIS. 4a3 over the pre-
ceding fiscal year. while the operating ex-
penses and taxes C12.9 .709D have in
creased $54S,6N over the preceding fiscal
year
II il further shown that the amount ap-
Piled to the payment Of interest on bonds
and rentals has increased from &3.75ssss to
3i.01s. 223s. and the gross earnings Der mile
have decreased from SO mile to s.
sl0.l q mile while the average mileage
operated has increased but 283 miles The
ratio of expenses to earnings has increased
from 72 to 73 Der cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
M0RRISSEY ANNOUNCES
y CANDIDACY FOR SHERIFF.
Fourth Distriet Constable Ccsfesses
That He Seeks Higher
H0SO1s.

Tn. candidacy os Eiward J. Morrissey.
Constable Of the Fourth District. for Shsr-
III was announced last night az 4 euppsr
IN his honor a; DrrIids' Hall give, 20
allow his friends an opportunity to give
him a gold watch fob containing a 500
diamond
Congressman James J. Butler. IN the
course Of 2 speech mentioned the can
itiscy ~ Mr.. Norrissey and gave IL his
hest wishes. H.s speech Was greeted with
loud applause and cheers.
The prssenta tion speech was made by r
E Guion. Constable of the Fifth District
Three hundred Democrats from sixteen
wards were in the hall
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
Monthly Rally VIII he Given in Del
mar Avenue Church.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union will
give their monthly rally in the Delmsr
avenue Baptist Church this evening. II
lein. the frst meeting OF the fall an ur-
usually good programme has been pre-
pared in anticipation Of n large attend
arCe-
-, " PAYNE. J. NJ Paige, Nina Henry
and Blanche F. rguson will give five-min-
ute talks on the Detroit convention In
sidIiion to This there will he Stereopticon
Illustrations II the convention: ard yari-
oJs scenes abou: Detroit
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Circuit Judge Foster yesterday refused
to compel the Beard Of Election Comris-
sionsrs to recognize the delegations iron,
the Fourteenth. Twenty-second and Tven-
ty-;hird wards. in favor of NJ J. Gill. VINO
il seeking the nomination for Congress IN
the Twelfth District on the Democratic
ticket Judge Foster dismissed the appli-
cation for a writ Of rnandamus to compel
the Election Commissioners to pla-e tie
delegations on IN. ballots.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
FOUR WOMEN DELEGATES
WILL ADDRESS CONGRESS

Included in the list OF celebrated scien-
lists who are delegates to the International
Congress OF Arts and Sciences are the
names of four women
They are: Mrs. c. Ladd Franklin Of Bal
timore. who will address the congress on
Logic. General Psychology: Miss Alice
c. Fletcher president OF the Washington
AnthropoloSfcsl Society, who Is mentioned
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

on the programme as chairman Of The eth
noioay department. Professor Mary W
CaIkins Of Wellesley College. who IS one
OF the speakers on Comparative and Ge-
n.tic Psychology" and Miss Jane Adams
OF Hull House. Chicago. who will speak
on Municipal Administration" al O'Clock
SATURDAY. afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

at noon until tomorrow morning that all
might atten3 the speaking A great
crowd filed the town
The speakers were Congressman C. W.
Hannlin OF Springfield. Sam 9. Cook and
Congressman Robert Lamar
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Pain. Wonderful fireworks.

The King OF Pyrotschnics will give an
other OF his wonderful displays in the Sta
dunn Worlds Fair grounds. at AS to-
night. in honor OF Arkansas Week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
IsterestinG articles BY Marie Corel-
u. and by Marshall r. Wilder, the
humorist, In next Sundays Republic
Magazine
Remenberea the oryha...

John Stuckenberg. by his Will filed for
probate yesterday, left 1900 to the Ger
man Protestant Orphan Asylum on the
st. Charles Rock road. in St. Louis Coun-
iy. Missouri. and 500 to the Evangelical
ST Marcus Congregation. Much real es-
grandchildren
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

With Pains wonderful frewcrka FRO
ducins many novel features. in the Stadt-
uni. Worlds Fair grounds. at 1.45 to-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
solid New York Trains


Via Vandaiia- PENNSYLVANIA leave 81
Louis daily S:a a IN. 12::a noon II 81 p m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
PHELPS CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Hs suIin. Cook and Lamar Speak 1t
RO1la Meeting.
REPI-RIIC SPECIAL

Kt-FI Bit II r<V-f-Nf&
Rolla. No. Sept le-The Democratic
campaign IN Phelps County was opened
TODAY Judge woodside adjourned court
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Marine Intellixence,

New York. Sept 1s.-Arrived: Mime
tonka. from London.
Liverpool. Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Bavarian
Montreal and Quebec.
Gibraltar. Sept 1s.-Arrived: HohenzoI-
lern. New York. via st. Michaels. for Ma
pies and Genoa land proceeded).
London, Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Minneapolis.
New York.
Plymouth, Sept. 1a-Arrived: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. New York via Cher
bourg and Bremen (and proceeieD.
Liverpool, Sept 19.-Arrived: Syrian,
Montreal. for Glasgow.
Bremen. Sept. 1S-Arr.ved: Bremen
New York. via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Cherbourg. Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Kaise.
Wilhelm der Crosse. New York. via
Plymouth. for Bremen land proceeded).
Glasgow. Sept. 1s-Arrived: Syrian
Montreal. Wis Liverpool
Glasgow. Sept T.-Arrived: Sandman
Montreal.
Yokohama. Sept 17.-Arrived. previously:
Athenian. Vancouver. for Hong-Kong.
Moyille. Sept. ls.-Arrived: Furnessia
New York. for Glasgow land proceededD.
Dover. Sept. 13.-A-riyed: iceland, New
York. for Antwerp (and proceededD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
WAR IN THE FAR EAST.


The Russians at Port Arthur have made
a sortie against L to-t he,i b. tn. Jspa-
nese, and have been repulsed with heavy
loss.
The Car. in the course o. recognizing
the army in Mauchu-ia. has ordered. # is
reported, that one-scvsnth OF the officers
or the guard regiments at s. Petersburg
be sent at once to the front
Generals SamsonofT and R-nnenkampc
are making extensive rcconnoissances
south of MukdeH to discover. II possible.
the exact position OF the japanese
II is reported that British steamer
has been seized off the coast OF Portugal
nv I Russian cruiser.
Russia formally replies to the cornmuni-
cations OF Great Britain and the United
States regarding contraband. conceiing in
principle che main points AT issue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Yesterdays bank cIearinss were s. AS
46s; balances. S1Is.1Js Local discount rates
were between a. and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York, 45c discount bid, &c discount asked;
Chicago. sc discount bid. l5c discount
asked; Cincinnati. Louisville ond New Or
leans. 25c discount bid. par asked
Wheat closed lower at si.loi, Hl-io's bid
Dec, S.I4dl ll5is No. . red Corn closed
steady at 41c asked Dec; 1ei-nS3c No. I.
mixed. Oats closed at se..c asked Dec
52I4GS3c No. mixed.
Spot cotton was unchanged in the local
market
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

The proposals OF the banks for the city:
deposits are opened by Mayor Wells.
Chairman Evans and Congressman Van
diver repudiate Ed Butler and say they dc
not want his support
The Tenth Ward Committee waits to
zee what the House Will DO With the gar
bage bill.
Sheriff Hencken's S-year-cld nephew
prevents a woman prisoners escape from
jail.
Last night It vas stated that Charlie;
Kratz had rallied from an operation foI
appendicitis and would probably recover.
The County Clerks Association Of .iis-
souri, convenes in sixth annual session az
tn. Missouri building at the Worlds Fsir
this morning
The American Association OF Brewers
adopted the amendments TO the Constitu-
ton presented by New York delegates.
Lieutenant Colonel H p. kingsbury
Commandment of the jefferson Guards n
the Worlds Fair. probably will be re-
Neved and ordered to Join his regiment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
SPORTING.

Jerry Hunts race yesterday brought
down official reprimand on the Schrieber
stable. Winners were Mabel Simms,
Borak. Pourquoi Pas. Atlas. Tom Rowe.
Footlight's Favorite looks like a winner
to-day.
Benny Yanger reaches the city and is
ready to fight Sullivan.
Browns split even in a double-header
with Cleveland. winning first game after
fifteen innings playing
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Advance sheets of the Democratic
campaign book. made public yesterday.
condemn the position the Republican
party has taken as regards the Philip
pine Islands.
National Chairman Thomas Taggart az
rives in Chicago. and meets several hun
dred Democrats of Illinois who are lead
ers in their communities.
Governor Dockery makes two speeches.
one in the afternoon at Versailles and the
other in the evening at Upton
Judge Parker receives three trainloads
Of delegates and visitors 10 the New York
State Democratic Convention, who stop
of on their way at Esopus.
Six persons are seriously injured in a
railroad wreck near Junction City. Kas.
Many others are bruised and wounded
painfully.
Senator Stone goes TO Lexington. where
his suit against Judge Lee Chrisman will
be called this morning in the Lafayette
County Circuit Court
Joseph W. Folk makes speeches a,
Lnneus and Brookield in his campaign
for Governor.
New York Democrats meet in State Con-
venfion at Saratoga. to-day.
Chicago is the only city on the intinerary
OF the International Peace Congress which
fails TO provide entertainment for the -or-
eiRn visitors.
The Grand Lodge. Odd Fellows. con-
venes at San Francisco.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
FOREIGN

Russia is the only country not instruct
ing her Minister at Belgrade to attend tie
coronation Of King Peter Wednesday
Strikers rio.s in the cities throughout
Italy call out The militia In Rome 900
workingTnen assembled in the streets TO
listen to fnfianmatory speeches. and they
were charged Upon by cavalry. TweaSy
persons were run down.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22
E:0th Condemn Hitchcock.

WASHINGTON, Dec Is The PhlIa'
DEL Ihia Press today prints a long inter
lew with Secretary Hitc" cock in which
tie Sec, etary states that the opposition
to him c2mes entirely from men he
a involved IN land frauds, and who
endeavoring to free him out OF the
Cabinet because he is an obstacle in
their way. In the course of the inter
vi w the Secretary, discussing frauds in
Oregon, again brings in the names OF
Sanator Mtche, end Representative
Hermann, though saying nothing not
eretofore printed His remarks, while
not openly and directly connecting
them with the frauds, drags Mitchell
aud Hermann in in such d way as to
convey the impression that they are
really involved. Both Mitchell and
Hermann very bitterly condemn the
Secretary for his persecution of them
aud the methods to which he resorts,
but neither cares to be quoted. Senator
Mitchell saws the Secretary's interview
shows the Secretarys animus and the
clearly established fact that he is per-
sistently resorting to cowardly means TO
damage him.
Senator Mitchell said today: II de-
fly Secretary Hitchcock and everybody
else to produce the first fragment of
truth that l ever had any improper
with the cases at issue or
have in any way been involved in land
frauds"
Representative Hermann said today
that if he ls desired as witness in the
and fraud case that has been postponed
until March. be will gladly 60 on the
stand and tell everything be knows
about the case. He says he is more
Interested than anyone else in seeing
he rascals brought to justice, and will
lady contribute any information that
vill aid to that end.
Senator Mitchell said today that if the
ases which are postponed are called for
rirl when he can attend, he will will
lgly 70 on the stand and testify.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22
Oregon Wins Many Prizes.

After several months in st. Louis,
where he had charge of the Oregon ex-
hibit at the Louisiana Purchase Expo
si'ion, w. II. Wehrung returned to
Portland Thursday, says the Oregonlan.
He reported wide interest among East
erners in the Lewis and Clark Exposi-
ton ard predicted there will be heavy
westward travel next year for the pur-
p sc of seeing the Western Worlds
Fair.
Mr. Wehrung speaks highly Of the
showing made by Oregon at the st.
Louis Fair, saying that the state held
up we'll against states with much larger
appropriations. He also says that he
has been told that Washington's repre-.
sentatives bought consignment of Gre
gon cherries from dea'er and exhibit
ed them as Washington product. Thus
Ores on competed in the cherry contest
agai st her own product.
The to'al number Of medals won bv
the Oregon exhibit is 2SS, OF which 67
were god medals, $50 were 81 yer and
II bronze.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22

This rteclpitstes he struggle, which
will begin with the adyettisem' mt and
sale OF the property tor delinquent
xps. This will be done, the prone ty
# the corpolation being treated in the
same manner as the property of indi-
vidua,s resident IN the county. titht
is expected, but the county officials
have dete mined to try the matter out in
I he couris if neces' ary.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22
TO Deepen Portland EHarbOr.

as',ington. Dec Is -Representa
1--WE Wlllianron will earnestly urge be-
fore the rivera and harbors committee
an extension of the Willamette River
project so as to give Portland deep wa
ter above the NJ dison-etreet bridge.
The amendment he has introduced and
vii speak for will include that part of
the Willamette from the Ma6ison-atreet
bridge at Port and to Rosa Island. If
adopted. it will prey de % :5-foot
channel one mile unst,e IN above the
bridge. I! is the ,.lan of Representa-
tive Williamson to authorize rhe Gov
eminent engineers 10 dredga out and
maintain a 25-foot channel as far up
stream as the foot of Ross Itland, prac-
tically one mile beyond Madson-street
bridge. which is now the end of the 25-
foot project. If this channel is pro.
vlded, it WILL cradle vessels of heavy
draft to reach wharves above Madison
street bridge hich are now inaccessi-
Bile at low wa'er. The improvement
will also save the expense of lightering,
which ia now necessary 1T times. Mr..
is very hopeful OF surcess.
Ashland vets md drys will have
another battle next week IN the
shape of city election.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22
HOW TO WIN A HUSBAND.

Wonan's sphere III this Goth century il
net limited any more than is man $ She
can occupy almost any business position
or profession, and yet the popular view Of
womara2oa IS that she best fits the posi-
ton Of wife and mother and head of the
household. Every girl should know her
heart and also know that her woma1llv
system Is equal 10 the strain Of marriage
II gin IS nervous and irritable ten chances
to one it is due to some trouble peculiar to
wouJnho9i.
Cupid has no place ia a girls heart if
Size is nervous ard irritable, feels dragged
Go1E, worn cut for no reason that she can
tAnk Ct. JGr weak back, dizzy spells and
black Circles about the eyes are only syinp-
toms. 60 to the source of the trouble and
correct the ..regula1ity. Stop the drains
o. tae wouauly system and the other
symptoms Will disappear. This can be
done easily and intoiligently So sure Of
1t Is the Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
ciauon, tue pToprietors OF Dr. pierce's Ia
vorlte Prescription, that they offer $500
reward for women who cannot be cured of
leucorilva, female weakness prOlaDsus, or
falling O.. 60 womb All they ask is a fair
and reasonable trial Of their means of cure.
"No0t 'Favorite Prescription cured me of
u'ceictiou snd Inflammation. from which s,f-
iercd for 1t,an" years" writes Mrs. Delrhia
Nheaten, = dent Santa Barbara Lawn Ten
n Club. Nr.s' Gton Hotel. Santa Barbara Calf
eH@1,th ri. completely broken down when |
began is IT, and ] was in dreadful pain most
oi the tinie .nt ten bottles cured me-"
"Favori,e Prescription makes weak
women -'.o1g sick women we'll Accept
no Ih9t;-a .ri the medicine which works
We der s weak women
Dt. Ple;e Pleasant Pellets are the most
dcslrabie .assative for delicate women.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22

Sump'er, Or, Dec. l6.-From resi-
dent OF the ohn Day valley 1t il learned
that the people OF III It se,tion are much
! disappointed over the report that the
Sumpter Valley Railway COMPANY will
not extend i's line into tuat locality
people are stopping the advance of the
Sumpter Valley road by refusing TO Dc :
liver tails fo" building purposes except
at the maximum charge. This it is
cla med is almost prohibitive, as the
cost won be i2 25 per hund ed. Rails
coold be shipped round the Horn but
the high rate from Portland would still
be staring the little road in tn face.
A light of way has been cared t ON
Upton to Wight Station a point a
most half way betwe Sumptpr and
Prairie City. 1t was announced ut The
time this work was done that the road
would be bnu 10 this station in the
spring, and ultima ely reach the vicin-
ity Of Prairie City by fall. That this
program has been . bandpned is the ex-
pressed idea of john Day valley resi-
dents, and the continuation of the road
is put { # to All indefinite date.
Another reason given for the holding
back of farther extension is the fsct
that the Sumpter valley road from
Upton on is required to be standard
gauge, according to the stipulation of
the franchise by the gov rnment. This
would mean the lacing of the whole
system on a broad gauge, a condition
that is hardly justified at the present
stage.
Stii her theory is advarced, uc-
III tIo dCtlOu Vi Tue I1aTIlIUau
people. This is that the Sumpter val
ley is in splendid position to head off
of the Columbia Southern
through Central Eastern Oregon. AS
he latter road is fostered by the strong
Or combination, every assistance pos
'ible is to be given it. That this road I
must extend its lines eventually in or. 8
Ter to control the business of it's terri /
ory is a well known fact, and there :
ore it would not be to it's advantage to y
ave another road reach the Harvey ,
alley ahead of it.