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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Mckinley MEMORIAL
ACCEPTED BY ASSOCIATION.
Professor Sfoddard's Mural Decora-
ton Unveiled 1t New Bigh school
I'm the Presence of OMcials.

The Mckinley memorial decoration. exc
cuted by Professor T. l.. sto6dard OF tho
Museum OF Fine Arts, for which the No
Kinley Memorial Association raised 8. 90
that Il might enhance the beauty OF tho
school auditorium and perpetuate the
memory of the late President, vas formal
ly accepted By the association in tho pres
ence Of Professor Calvin n. Woodward of
tho Board OF Education ana members OF
the Executive Committee OF the assoca-
ton at the school building last night.
The informal ceremonies were somewhat
in the nature OF q private view" the two
great American flags which curta.ned the
painting. being removed for the first time.
II was arranged that O public acceptance
OF the picture by the Board Of Education
would take place at date to be de-
termined after the board holds Its next
meeting.
Professor and Mrs.. Woodward. W. B.
Ittner. Commission OF School Building
Herman Mauch, w. 3. Proetz. D. Ettz-
man. ". E; Bolte. J. II. Petcrs. William
A A T M.isr sth wsnFy ,Ei,, ES HnI
Seip ana @. .. Knop Of the Memorial AS
ISOLATION. and Professor 3. l. Stodtard,
principal Of the school. were among those
present.
The canvass, which 4. six feet high and
sss fss' IN 'a ,ss Ia
stage Of his career. when be Is aeliber-
ating upon the great question OF the war
with Spain. and the consequent Porto
Rico and Philippine policies
tee 1t was formally decided TO acoept tho
picture. and a warrant for the aInount
was ordered TO be drawn In favor OF the
artist.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Ban 40 = 80 livestock headquarters.
opposite the Forum. has been the center
OF attraction during the Horse Ssov 20
riod. II {. tie temporary home Of the
great exhibit os the Lafayette stock Farm
% J Crouch & Son % Lafayette. M. and
Sefalia. no. importers OF German Ccacc.
Percheror ard Belgian stations. ard con
ta:rs 100 head OF tho above breeds Of s.a!-
lions and mares. the largest exhibit Of
horses On ths grounds maze by eay one
firm
The barn IS handsomely decorated a.
great expense.
In the German Coach classes this stable
won every nEs- prize except two. and won
every champion ana grand champion prize
an achievement rarely made e: so great
show. Thsy also won hrst prize IN the
aged stallion ciass sl1 first n the 2-yea--
old stallion class. as well as two champion
and one grand champion in the Belgian
stallion classes.
The German Coach grand champion
''Haan:bai.' Is a sensational horse O:
great styls. AID IN action Is perfection.
Hundreds Of pictures o: this granc rtai-
Ion have been caught OF him this week
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Charles A. Vaughn Of SapuIpA. I T. 10 shs
guest OF Je-ssyville relatives.
The funeral Of william r. Spencer Of Ier.
seyviils took place yesterday afternoon az -
o'ciock from the Spencer hOlLS n North Main
street 20 oak Grove Cemetery. The Esverelf
J. O. Dee pastor u TIE First NJ Z Church.
was TIRE officiating clergyman
Tho .cnera, Of George II. Schneider Of J.r.
s-yvIll.. .ho dol on Thursday morning from!
the Effects q a sGr.hot woua1. eccitent4lly
indicted. will take place 80 morrow a'f-rToer
az :so O'Clock from ,hs German Eysn <ci!csi
Church The Reverend II. 7. Basnsen z:il o.
Censtery-
Editor !. n Psss of The JerSeyviils Demo
crat went 10 Chicago ys1te-1ay.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

ton. eprca-ntatives Of firms winning the
pr FnIe- champ .o1ship h0uOrs ard the fol
lowing persons. r. 4 Powell. Syrucuss.
y. y Charles Overtime. France. Major
Thomas Cruise. 81 Louis No. e. :. Turn
hu.. Philadeir hil. Pa. ". II Gentry. Se-
cal.a Ai0.: ". 4. D,hz0n. Marion. IA:
amos Moore. polo. IL: -. II. Robinson.
50. Louis. Hamilton Eushy. New YORK.
Iusr.ss Taylor. WLl.Im-y.i.e Il. n. +.
tt'H-.'T. Lexington. Ky. ". p. EitFhNH.
H.lsi .r d. Robert 43ur--r. N-.r- g.
Ii. J.. -. Cochran. cruufo-iev.iis. Ill.,
J.. J.. Dorsey. ArcI1sagr. Ky Ball Bros.
N"--lil-s. Ky; - r.. t.Irn. Peoria. H..
NL.iIm Nci-l..hnu- Kansas CITY. So;
30 Hudson b. it.l. i'll. r. I.-,s .-e
Tli-faE. D.. ard : 8 4llEses a. S.a.
siniLhtun. so.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
WILL SUPPLY NATTER TO PAPERS.
Democratic Press Secretary to Put
Some New Idsas Into Eject.

Austin Kinsey. assistant secretary OF the
Democratic State Committee. OF Carol
ton. No. and Wallace Bassford Of Mexico,
who is 20 direct the press work during the
campaign. assumed their duties at the
state Committee rooms in the Equitable
building yesterday.
Mr.. Bassford Is secretary to Congress
man Champ Clark. His Office has not
been arranged for his work as yet. but
early next week he expects to begin a
system Of supplying newspapers through
cut the State with political news and de-
yelopments. Mr. Bassford has several new
ideas OF campaign publicity work that he
intends to put In operation.
Besides sending IN a re1u!sition for a
quantity OF campaign literature that has
been scheduled from the National Com
rnittee, much editorial matter on loca.
questions and issues win be supplied to
the country editors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
SUE POLICEMAN FOR $50. 900.
Three plaintiffs sIIei:- That Thomas
Morrisscy Mi.trcafed Them.

Three damage suits for 1850 each were
fled in the Circuit Court - Be!Ievllie yes
terday against Policeman Thomas Morris
sey OF East St Lo.is by William McCar-
thy. Lucien Coy ana i. n. Hughes. They
sl!ege that he rnistEeatcd them while act
ing N his capacity as a. officer.
Other suits filed g. tho Circuit Court at
Beileyile yesterday Were:
CUT, }. fi.b'.e -. Nay MIslis- AID Matthias
ppzaTg Injunction. ua..E r-srfalrs TIE offend
lads isii E..;r- .5.asi.a. Which saaese al
y lliiaIn D.sni ~ the I,1H- E5t''iEE worz- ~
Cairo. Injunction. if'tl U.H granted n ten
yorary. iEI.nctiaa rsafrslu.1= ths d.-,e1aaf.t-
fTyfs iesyIaF a certain eN"-u'lnn f1s So =.
vA!rl Dl.n4 ailsz.- s.as frs 4l-l+rtly obtained.
A.bet; y A'laasa - re - LOIS; Try ati
iaggres received ~ re c"f.r-ar'.
jara-T y. fisn..l ara hrr.s J.. Hau,l =.
cazf.es J. L@s.ak -. baa3 Fros Coal Com
T2iry =. S4srsa =. Masi- Nsy Gsy,on. q
vorce. The couple var r-a-r.-- March p rs.
ard lived t7g"ta.r '-i January =. is.2. s'a'--
Jr!5n sasiaz- Bank e- IArls-- 1--we suck
J5ha 3 Erafl5l - EiyEa-1 I..s~-s'ock Com
rl.ss!.a Company. la-gHEs4. So,
ros1 8. ~ f5s ai,.z-d gers5HsI Injuries re-
eeiysi ~ 'hs pla-at-r a. wiid-rrnas Station
George Marin - ,hs I:1s. s. LOU. OF co;-
f'a .9'atafy faisas.s. : %
g. ard Emma g. Hays appeal
william wirt'r -. D,Hk Bros. casi Cum
=. y EbF,r, - = s-o:,a- .. n: appeal
JACOB E1I.fr.r .s william Holls srp~s-
Carrie DeEssT - Cls!f steam L-aGu;rJ:
appeal.
Emil Z!srrath -. EiEnrc S-;Eg.r: ssfeei-
Conrad Rsirsks John Overs: aUpes-
Herr visa " oak BIZ cal Mining Com
parry: damages. tiJ.,y2 FOR alleged psfs1aA In
Rsiia Ra;aio;t ", con-Ant Raraiot;: divorce.
She charges cruelty.
Ea.e Garrl-ya -. G e Carbon; divorce
shs chargss cruelty.
A " Louds1 v Soses Ehcs..; eypssi.
Charles 1reafgay george " Tfornps'rlI
SUIT on lord for alleged fsiSs imprisonment
Ths ST. Louis fs-eSinS Association "a. J. ".
psrze-. feiIL-
Il wintsr By Tri;I Winter. - .he QUEEN
City Range COMPANY: damages. S.s3-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
FOURTH CAVALRY SQUADRON
MAY GO TO CALIFORNIA.
Understood Order VIII Soon He Il
sued for Soldiers to Leave JEFF
ferson Barracks October II.

While General John G. Bates Of the
Northern Division Of the United States
Army, with headquarters in st. Louis. has
not issued the formal order It Il under
stood that the Third Squadron Of tho
Forth United States Cavalry. stationed
ct Jefferson Barracks. Will within q few
days be notified TO prepare TO depart for
Monterey, Cal. on October L.
This squadron will be succeeded by q
squadron Of the Ninth United States Cav
airy, negroes, now at Walla Walla. Wash.
The order for the transfer was issued by
the Secretary OF War two months ago.
but the department let II TO Colonel Stee-
YER regimentai commander OF the Fourth
Cavalry TO designate what station ths
third squadron would DO assigned to. Sew
Srai days ago Colonel Steever selected
Monterey, Cal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
The following officers were selected for
the Department Of Electricity:
ALLEGED F00TPAD ARRESTED.
Woman Identifies Negro Who As
saulted Her-He Denies Charge.

But Davis. negro. WINS arrested yester-
day afternoon on sugoicioN OF having
robbed and assaulted Mrs Mary Crosser,
q guest at the Skinier Hotel. as she was
going 20 the hotel Thursday night. Davis
was Identified by Mrs. Cros.er.
Davis denied that he attacked MrA
Crosser. and said that he was At homo
Thursday night Investigation ut his
home. No. E3 Olive street. showes that
he left the house at 8 o'clock Thursday
night and ait not return until early yes
terday morning
Mrs. crosser was assaulted about 10
O'Clock In the evening while walking west
on Deinar avenue. near Hamilton avenue
She was found two hours later and sent
10 her hotel
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

John Howard and George Gr1she:m were
Injured Yesterday morning while workir x
on 4 brick smpkeataca at the Illinois Box
COmpa-g. The sC4ro.d broke. and How
ard was hurled headlonS twenty-five Soet.
lie lii upon a pile u bricks. and sustained
injuries 10 his back. a scalp wound and =
fracture u the right ankle. He vas taken
20 his home in UTper Alton. whore his con-
dition was reported 20 lie improved later
IN the day. GTDshein managed 20 catch
hold Of the brick wall in his descent, and
his ir turios are nominal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
GIRL ATTACKED BY NEGRO.
Assailant Arrested After Chase
by Three Men.

Lille Eimunds. IS years old. living At
80. Il05 Grajtan street. while passing so.
SIS South Fourteenth street on her way
homo about II o'clock last night was at
tackled by a negro. Her cries attracted
Charles Altman, No. so7 South Eighteenth
street, Joseph Phillips. No 1876 GratIot
street
They gave ohase to a negro and cap
,urei him AZ the corner Of Eighteenth and
Singleton ztreets. He was arrested and
taken TO the Central District station.
where he gave the name Of Fred Martin,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Sniff Over pen,h of Son.

Granison r. Lee and Sallie A Lea, par
ents Of the late Gilby r. Lee. q minor.
began proceedings in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday against the st.
Louis Transit Company for 500 Dana ges
for the death of their son, who they
cinsmed died from injur!ea sustained in a
street car Of the company on February %
last. II Is claimed that the car struck
an open spur on a switch and that Lee
was thrown down on the car floor and
sustained injuries which resulted In his
death
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Alton Note. and Personals.

Tho Reverend 4. W. Juti retained 90 Gras-
ton, IL. af-tr visiting friend. IN UpD=T Akin.
E NJ Gross has returned nom Rirnb~r. IL
-Joss3h AeRrane- has return.. from Pana,
Ill
Joseph Bud1s Departed yes,srday for ssn
fr1Ecisco Ca.
Beach. Mica
Mr.. ana Mrs II. II G.1.,e7 Of Springfield.
IL. are visitors IN Alton
Il A Schiafry has returned from chsr:s-
yoix Mich
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

necessary food or shelter, s; general cru
city. l.. warned. II3: cases reported at Of
fee. .: remedies without prosecution. g:
ecuted. s. convicted, s; animals taken from
work. 3: animals killed. being unfit for
further use. 81: complaints regarding chill
cren. Is: number OF children involved. q.
agents. Lu Palmer was fined 50 and Gus
Williams IS FOR beating teazlr. J. G.
Bentley 40 for cruelty 10 a horse. and
Bud Parker 80 for beating q mule.
Emanuel Bethan and Arthur Davis paid
the costs for similar oaenses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
BEARISH COTTON REPORT
CAUSES VIOLENT DECLINE.
Department of Agriculture Figures
Cause a Falling of so Points, OF
$3.50 n Bale.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPT BIC SPECIAL.
New York. Sept. 2-F.w persons n tbs
t-ate were prepared for the bea-,sh re-
port On cotton that vss rendered by tn
Department OF Agriculture to-day. Tst0
showed a condition on August Is OF 81
per cent. which was about per cent bet
Ter than cotton brokers had been expect.
Ing. The result OF this was violent de-
cline In cotton. and a mere excited mar.
Ike. than has been Witnessed I. several
days
The extent OF the reaction was about 50
points. or 30 bale ~ ccrsiceraD!e
part OF this occurred before the report
was read, although the announcement OF
the figures was the signal for q heavy
selling movement in all quarters o. The
Pit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
To D.cid. Cbin.map.. C....

Judge Rogers OF tho United States Cir
cult Court will render his opinion to-day
IN the case OF Leo Won Fong. who was Or
dered to be transported By Commissioner
Babhitt The Chinaman appealed from the
Commits sioners decision
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
stnpIeton Returned to Jail

John Stapleton, charged with the muir
der OF Peter oushena In East St. Louis
on November 9. 1902. and IN whose behalf
habeas corpus proceedings were COM
n1enced IN the Circuit Court 20 secure his
release On bond was remanded TO the
custody Of tho SHERIFF yesterday morning
by Circuit Judge r d. W. Holder, be-
There wero no witnesses for 5tapleton-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
Nr. and xr- John Russ.

Mr. and Sr-. John Russ
KISS Paulina Eonzeir1ann returned - nef
home In Texas yesterday. after q pleasant F!si'
With her sister. Mrs. J.. Iauf.i!!eE.
Mas Sophia IIchasiis is visiting N me
North.
Juan Plrruanso oS Santiago CHA. 8 The
gBsft q his tGJthcr. Doctor 4 II fOrtlans'-
The funeral u Samuel SysHncItt viii az.
HI Cfm-tsTy.
Della B'acssmnn fisl suit for divorce ys-,.I-
day from IclpEus E-arkflAn. Elie-tng cfls!Ig y
News reached J.. ...lllIs yesterday tlit ,
9 EsFeuhIIn. former re! known baslf.'h'
nan Z TsIl-vflis. del ~ Mis- ass@.. We.
!lI.TFI.4y evening lie - y.aEg Co
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
WoMaR's BOND IS FORFEITED.
Mrs. Mary Langdon Fails to Ap-
pear in Court.

Sfrs- Mary F. I-angdon. formerly con-
nsctet with Pike concession. sho "a
Eaid 20 have forged the nama Of Herber.
Ii Mccall to a check on the National
Bank OF Commerce foy so. was not IN tho
Court OF Criminal Correction yesterday
morning when her case was called and
her bond Of Zoo vaa declared forfeited
b. Judge Moore Her bOndsrnan IS William
Eambley. who has an office at No. 100
Chestnut efreet-
I J. G. sEaner. attorney for Slr. Hambley.
apps AIRED IN court and asked for n con
tlnsance OF the case. The petition was
denied. Mr.. Langdon Is thought TO have
nyons 10 Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Mis-. ncIn-rn-y Win. Medal.

Mss Katie Belle McInernsy. the daugh-
ter Of Editor J. J. HcInerney Of the Alton
Sentine!-Dsmocrat. won the gold ns-6sl in
tho oratOF!caI contest held on THURSDAY
evening at the Presbyterian Chapel IN
North Alton. The contest was held under
the auspices Of the Wornsn's Christian
Temperance Union. Miss ScInerney won
q silver medal II a similar contest several
weeks sxo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Lulu Ford. the 7-year-oli daughter Of
William Ford OF No. o;2i Glasgow avenua.
was removed 10 the City Hospital last
night suffering from blood poisoning
cauFed By stepping on a rusty nail several
weeks ago. The physicians fear tetanus
may result; and say the child Is In a crit
leaf condition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
TO ENTERTAIN
WASHINGTON
Alexander Sedgwick Invites Dis
tinguished Men to Meet Negro
at Luncheon.
REPTBLrC spECTAi.

TIL AA-AN
LeaOx. Mass. Sept. 2-Af-. Alexander
Sedswick Is to entertain at luncheon at
his country place IN Stockbr!dse on rext
Monday Tor Booker =. Washington.
Among those Invited are Baron Won dem
Bussche- Eaetenhausen. First Secretary OF
the German Ernbassy. Nr. John r par
Sons. Doctor ". Gilman Thompson. Bish-
op Ncv!cker OF Rhode Island. Mr.. James
Hayue and the Reverend Doctor Aurthu-
Lawrence OF Sotckbr.1ge-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
FRANCIS GIVES DINNER
TO LIVESTOCK JURORS.

Presi6en: Francis gave an Informal dir
ner 10 tho Jurors In the livestock compe-
ttions and the winners OF premier cham
pionship honors at 8 o'clock last evening
In the West Pavilion Restaurant foi-
Among the guests were the mne mex,
the Executive Committee Of IS Gienn
fortieth re-
ar At Glenn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
InJured in Fall From Car.

A mar supposed to be Edward Pierce. a
shoe worker. jumped from a Grand ave-
nue. car at Victor street last night and
was severely injured. He sprans from the
car while fl waz going at full speed He
was taken 20 the City Hospital In an IN
tured collar bone and a severe scalp
wound
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

The report OF the Humane Society OF
Missouri for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Children and Animals shows cases IN
vesticated IN August as follows: Beating
or whipping. -. overlooking. s; driving
when CALLED OF lame. %: deprivins ot
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

The semiannual meeting OF the members
Of the Colon Circle" for the election of
officers will be held in the st. Louis Chap
ter roons Of the Knights Of Columbus.
No. sli Commercial building. at u o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Marriage licenses isSuei IN East 81
Louis YESTERDAY were to Albert BFlegse-
man. =. and Isabella W.ry. =. bgtH 81
- Louis. oscar Ciiristeusar. ,. st LOUIS.
ana Renale Collins - CaGte-u-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

y. March Of Cerro Gorto. III. In IN Belle
vile
Mrs. A. Ee1baucr and Daughter. Ms. ".
c. Rockeu-ann. visiting In Trenton. III.
Mr.. and Mrs.. q. Lamb and Mics Ca.haKne
Lossis OF Owensboro. KY. the guests OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

County Judge John y. Hay yesterday
passed sentences On three persons who
entered pleas Of guilty IN the County
Court Walter Beard was sentenced TO
thirty days In fail on a charge OF petit
larceny ia East -. Louis. Willie jenkins.
the u-ysar-oid negro who robbed Il rler-
chant st the point of a revolver. Was
fined q end committed 10 Jail for ten
days. Annie Williams was sentenced TO
ten days In fail Tor stealing g.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

A charge Of erabeZzlenent will be placed
against Harry Worcester. who escaped
from the Workhouss at Believille Thurs
day, II he Is captured. He - charged with
Ascending with S.2. the amount in the
treasury Of the kangaroo court"
Worcester was sent 70 Bslleville for nine
~ days for vagrancy and he was elected
by the prisoners IN the Jail as treasurer
for the kangaroo court" which 10 con-
Quoted In tke Jail
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
III. ome.n1 German Wine Re..nur.p,

Run ia connection with German Govern
ment building. east side OF Cascades. Best
service and cuisine Finest Wines Man
agenseat OF hons-Pfeanings OF Berlin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Over Quarter million Passenger.
A total Of 2Ss f55 passengers IN the past
ten days has taxed the capacity Of the
Scenic Railway on the Pike 70 almost the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
LAFAYETTE FARM EXHIBIT
A LIVESTOCK FEATURE.

Great HorseImporting Firm Of Showmen
and Visitors at the Worlds Fair-German Coach Cham
piOn eIiannibal" Sensational Ami of Fine Style
Glass and Quality in the Collection.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
AGRICULTUEE GROUP.
Tho officers for the groups IA the De
partment OF Agriculture. FAMED yester
FISH AND GAME.
The officers elscted at the organization
Of the Jury Ia tho Department OF FIss
and Game are as follows.

Group i-y-AilHa-1 A1aras. Chicago chair
man. captain A-zts--.. Great Britain VICE cnnir,
nan. E4aE< " H.ls-n. Ai!llstols, y. =, ssc
rrtaIry- Group 4---.ari ik..sy. Ch!ca.o. sfair
man. ". COMPTON Red. Brazilian Pavilion
vice Chairman. Doctor Z II. Kess.er 81 I-Ouis
secfetary. Groups - aEI I-y-s,o.oae! I. "
traIprla. u. >. a. - l11.-. Chairman. Ichi.
..rJ tam. JagaE. vice chairman. 4 O. W!lscn
eyE, HasS..ustyn. tecretaEy. GrOEp l2f-DJcto,
II. NJ bnitE, Iegcty COl.EI,issoEer Bureau @.
FtsAeE!.H Washington. u. &. CHAIRMAN. CAP
tain Ats!a. Great Britain. vice Chairman. u.
fcE!O 81. Aulh=ri. CCrarl.soner Genera. Q.
..nezue!a- tacrssEry.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-02-26
BURLINGTON NEWS.

Glass No. 8 of the A. M. E. Sunday
school will give an apple social at the
church Friday evening. Miss Nellie
johnson, the popular teacher Of class
No. has an elegant program arrang-
ed in connection with the sociable.
MI. Lemuel Reed, who. has been on
the sick list, is rapidly recovering. 3
q The Valentine entertainment given
at Union Baptist church under aus
tpices of the Benefit, society, with Mrs.
E. Palmer, president, was quite sue
cess. The following program was
rendered. Solo, Mansion of Aching
Hearts, Miss Geneva Smith; recita-
ton, Memory" Miss Myrtle Perry;
solo, There's Nobody Just Like. YOU"
Mrs, Bert, Johnson; recitation. 1.-THE
Social" Miss Ida Brooks; solo, Let
Me Kiss Those. Tears Away Miss
Lena Johnson; instrumental solo, . In
termezzo Ephasaphadil," Mrs. Leon
Harrison; l, recitation, ''Caleb's Court
ship" Miss Nellie Johnson; solo, "The
Girl Of My Dreams" Miss sGoldie Cow,
den; Grafton, "The Negro of Today
Mr.. Ernest Mackey.
4 Mr.. Sam Cook Is, able to be out,
after an attack Of the grippe,
ss Mr., John Ivy lost q valuable turkey
a few weeks ago and he accuses q
Burling ton n reader of this paper Of
,purloiningt said turkey. He wishes to
announce that II the party who lives
on Fourteenth street VIII return said
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-02-26
HULL LOSES HIS SUiT.
Injunction Suit Against Prouty's Com.
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Injunction suit Against Prouty's Com
r. p .. mittee Fails. ...s.
Des Moines, Feb. 25.--Judge Nc.
Henry, after listening yesterday to
long arguments by the attorneys for
the plaintiff and the defense in the in.
junction suit brought by Congressman
Hull and A. S. German, against the
county executive committee. dismiss.
ed the case upon the ground that the
rights of the plaintiff are purely polit-
ical, and that the courts have no jur-
isdiction over the actions of political
committees not, organized under the
provisions of established laws.
The dismissal came upon a motion
by the defense to- abate tie action for
lack of jurisdiction, the arguments for
the defense being made by Judge
Carr, Howard Clark, and Thomas A.
Cheshire The plaintiffs' side was pre-
sented by Mr.. Patrick of the firm OF
Hagar & Patrick, and N. 3. Coffin,
who fought hard to keep their case in
court. Judge McHenry, however, held
that the courts had not the right to in
terfere in the conduct of political
bodies, unless rights cognizable to THE
law had been or were about to be IN.
vaded, and there having been no such
showing made by the pleadings, the
case was ordered dismissed.