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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
MeoLE1LAND GOES TO THE EAST
Mcasare That SON Ia Injured Takes
Fighter to Pittsbdrs.


Fighter to PittsbHrg.
Following the receipt Of message that
his son had been seriously injured while at
play in Pittsburg. Jack McClelland. who
is scheduled to be an opponent for Abe
Atteli at the West End Club shortly. de-
parted last night for his home town. sr
While at work last evening, Jack re-
ceived a dispatch from Pittsburg announ-
cling that the boy was hurt and asking that
his father return home at once. Without
having any time in which to pack his ef-
fects. Jack proceeded directly to the sta
ton and started East.
The boy is years old now and is q
lively little chap" he said last night. He
Is always playing about the streets and 1
don't know what has happened to him. ]
kept the wires hot asking for information.
but could get no response
'T am going back at once and hope that
the matter is nothing serious. II the boy
is not badly burs, viii return By way Of
Bay CITY. Mich am to fight Young Kid
Mccoy In a ball park in the open air on
that day. Later will come back to this
city"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22

championships that will be held at the
Worlds Fair Stadium Saturday in con-
nection with the Olympic games.
The meet Is open to all colleges of the
world. and some OF the best athletes in
the East and West are entered. Among
them are many of the Eastern intercol-
Iegiate point winners.
The team scoring the greatest number
of points will receive q handsome solid
silver trophy. donated by Walter B.
Stevens, Secretary Of the Exposition.
The cup is a beautiful specimen OF the
jewelers. art and Is twenty-five inches
Of an athlete Clearing the hurdle and al
the base Of each handle is a figure OF a
winged foot The team winning the cup
VIII retain IL as permanent property.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
THOMAS kIELY COMING THIS WEEK
Champion Irish Athlete VIII Conn
nese in IA. U. Events.


Thomas Kiely. the champion all-round
athlete of ireland. is expected to arrive
in ST. Louis the latter part Of this week
to prepare himself for the A A. y. all
tested for at the Worlds Fair Stadium
July 4
Kelly has notified the committee oi
the athletic sports that viii be held !n
connection with their outing at the oio
Fair Grounds on July IL He viii en-
deavor to lower the record IN the 90
fol1nd weight event and Will have as q
contender John, Flanagan. the holder OF
the record in this event.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
PuIa~l1i County DeleEate..

Dixon. No.. June. 1.-THE following Dell
ty TO the Senatorial Convention at Jeffer-
son City. July Is to nominate a State
Senator for this the Tyenty-seventh)
land, w. d. Rowden Of Crocker, W. A.
Lumkin Of Waynesville and 8. B. Gardner
of Duke
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22

primary for State Senator, has named the
following delegates to the Senatorial Com
yention, which meets here on July Is: C.
q Elkins. George n. Winston, Thomas
Fisher, Doctor +. s. Boutelje, John Win
ner. L L. SulIens John w. Scott Anton
Hopen. Peter. Diereckx
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
WOODSON is NOMINATED:
SUPREME COURT INDORSED

Delegates to the St Joseph Judicial Convention Brook No Delay
Once the Desks Are ClearedAnFolk Men About
died in Majority but There Is Little Show of
Both st County Delegations Seated
ing Allowed One Half a Note-No Further Made by
Phelps Men From Jasper County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22

Ladies which convenes in Library Hall.
Worlds Fair grounds. tomorrow morn,
ing.
The organization was started by Doctor
Paimore about three years ago. 1t has a
membership Of over 1900 persons. scat
tered Ssll over the country. It has for its
aim and IDEAL "A pure heart, an edu--
Gated brain, a hand trained for service
and a womanhood worthy OF the New
Century Knighthood.''
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
Wen. to Contest with Smith.

Mount Vernon, H., June n.-State At
torney d. H. Wells has filed notice of con-
test OF nomination Of Kirby Smith as can
ty Judge, the County Clerk and the State
Attorney have fixed Monday. July g. as
the time for hearing the contest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
DEMOCRATIC CLUB PARADE.

Kansas City Representatives to Ar
range Turnout Here July 5.
John Sullivan. J. Ray Samuel and H F.
Stewart OF Kansas City. representing the
Jackson County Democratic Club of 1.0Oc
members, arrived In st. Louis yesterday
to arrange for headquarters for that or
ganization. during the Democratic Ma
uonal Convention.
The club will arrive here on two special
trains on the morning OF July and will
march to its headquarters and visit the
various hotels, accompanied by two
bands and dambeau club.
Mr.. Sullivan and his friends were in
consultation with John /. Martin, SER
geant-at-arms OF the Democratic National
Committee, yesterday. In regard to a
general parade of the visiting Demo-
cratic clubs to be held on the night of
July 5. previous to the opening day OF
the convention.
The Kansas City representatives pointed
out that there would be vast number of
Democratic clubs In town on that night
from all parts of the country, the Tam
many Club of New York, the Duck
worths of Cincinnati. the various Cook
County and Milwaukee organizations, FL
OF whom could be easily assembled tor
this purpose.
Mr. Sullivan and his friends found Colo
mel Martin in hearty favor of their
plan and they viii visit the Business
Mems League to-day and make an ef-
fort to secure cooperation in the plan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
coLLECE gIEET sATuRDAy.

Many Eastern ana western Crack
Athletes Will Compete at Stadium.
James e. Sullivan. Chief Of the Depart
naent Of Physical Culture. fer the college
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
Name. senatorIaI Delegates.
The
Coffee
Rack
Are You on?

Are you on?
When anyone gets on to the
fact that he or she is on the
coffee rack there's a chance, but
most coffee drinkers "never sus-
pect" coffee is the cause of all
their ails until the drugs in the
coffee have slugged them into or
ganic disease of some sort.
Whether you suspect coffee or
not a 10 days trial of Postum
Food Coffee (leaving off the cof-
feei is an easy experiment that
may return big results in the
way of health and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
WILL MEET IN LInRARY HAUL.

view Century knights and Ladies
Convene ro-Morrow.
The Reverend Doctor W. B. Paimore
vention Of the New Century knights end
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
10 rake an Active Part.

The German-American Democratic Club
at its meeting Monday evening decided to
take an active part in the forthcoming
campaign and will start its work in North
ST Louis soon. Cornelius F. Bauer. the
gage quarters for the organization. A
plan OF campaign will be prepared by
Doctor William Forgo. Joseph Doertng
and NJ. J. z. Hartmann.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
Clay County, Illinois, Call.

Flora, ILL.,. June 1.-THE Republican
County Central Committee has called a
county convention to be held at Louis
vile, July 20. Township conventions to
select delegates to the County Convention
will be held on the 18th.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
woman rxilled by Lightnlnr.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sturgeon, NO.. June 2fy-sIrs John Ais
paw. aged 81. of near HARRISBURG was
killed by lightning Monday afternoon
while feeding her chickens
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
To salt Lake CITY.

The Wabash Line runs through Sleeping
Cars to Salt Lake City, leaving 40 D. m.
This Is the quickest line to Salt Lake City
and San Francisco.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22
JAMES e. DABLER NOMINATED.
Chosen to Make Race in Thirfy-Sev
oath Illinois SENATORIAL District.

DaOBen 10 make Aaco In EhAEty-SeV-
cath Illinois Senatorial District.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL
Princeton. III. June 1.-THE conven-
ton OF the Thirty-seventh Senatorial Dis
niet was held at Buda to-day and re-
suited IN the nomination Of James e
Dabler Of Princeton.
J. P Code of Bradford the Stark Coun-
y candidate. withdrew before the voting
cormenced.
The contesting anti-Hearst delegates
we're present. but did not present their
CREDENTIALS. After the convention ad-
1curned they announced that they would
later on call a convention and nominate a
candidate.
Nominated Congregational Candidates.
Chicago. June n--william Preston Har-
tison was to-day nominated for Congress
BY the Democratic Convention OF the
Eighth Congressional District. The Sew
enth Congressional District Democratic
Convention to-day renominated George S.
Foster for Congress.
Names Senatorial Delegates.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. No, June 1-Doctor
Frank DeviIbiss of Miller County, who
carried this county in the Democratic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22

Model Guaranteed shoe. So.
See ad on page Z.
Seventh and Washington.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-22


Convention, and had received no informa-
ton on the subject.
I'VE waited around town." he continued.
and could not find where the meeting
WIS going to be held. We finally got word
that they we're in the Probate Court room
and we ran thefe. We forced a way in and
Gillick took the chair, but before we got
through the others all left. We then eff
fected organisation and elected our dele
gates"
Barton further said that he saw r. NJ.
Jenkins there with other men; that Jen-
kips had been manager of the Suburban
Railway and that there are many Sub
urban and Transit Company employees who
live outside of the city limits.
Where are the city hnits?' asked Judge
Broadhead.
'T think they are at Kings highway"
replied Barton.
Several statements were made in be-
half of the Folk contentious. Perhaps
the most direct story of the noted prim-
mary was furnished by Charles A. Gun
ninghan1 of Ferguson. AS to the failure
to name in advance the place and time
of the county convention, Mr.. Cunning
ham said:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
a Row LaaA.

To lift that load oil the stomach
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. IL d.
Rests what you eat. Sour stomach,
belching, gas on stomach aud ali dis
orders OF the stomach that are cura-
BILE, are instantly relieved and per-
manently cured by the use Of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. s. X. Storrs, q
druggist at 297 Main street. New
Britain, Conn, says Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure is giving such univer-
sal satisfaction and is SO surely be-
coming The positive relief and sub
sequent cure for this distressing ail-
ment. | feel that am always sure
to satisfy and CRAFTY my customers
by recommending Ii TO them. Iwrite
this 10 show how we'll the remedy
Is spoken Of here. Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure was discovered after years
OF scientific experiments and will
positively cure ali stomach troubles.
Sold By Loker & dc WAL, Leonard
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10

gap what Jim had bust thu dat fence de
bees had got stirrin and hot too and de
fust one dat hit her bare leg muster lifted
her bout ten feet and ierked such q yell
outen her as wae cruel bout dat time
too dat muel woke up fer good and wild
her years flung every which way and tail
tight tween her hine legs peared waitin
fer de trubble dat sholy was right dar.
Fer de bees dess swarned on her and
dem shOtes in the Vaughn too and den
de way dat muel acted was a caution.
She give snort, rared mp Ia de air, busted
de old rope bride wild one swing ov her
haid, went thru de fence, making de rails
fly, and TUX out, hot foot, after Calline.
Sich a sight and SIGH noise you never
heard In all yore born days. Ii was dess
dis way Marsc Wat and we all on Dc
pooh laughin fit to kill ourselves, ledge
Thomas q cussin blue streak at de foot
og de steps wild the whitewHsh In bis hair
and every where bout him, uncle Adam
a hollerin whoa TO dat mueI, de shotes
ia de waRgiB q squenlin and do geese g
cacklin fer all dey was wuth, de steady
rip and tear oy de terbaceer giants BY
Caliine and demuel and de Vaughn and dc
Dustin ny the corn stalks by Jim dess
ahead oy dem, de howlin NV ole j uaO and
de barkin Nv all de dogs in the neighbor-
hood wokeupde whole deestric and people
amt dun talkin bout it yit. As for Jim,
nobody don't know to dis day when be
dun stop runnin, fer we never laid eyeson
him agin for fortnight and den he look
more emery, more lOnesomer and more
splcious dan ever. sub? Yes, sub, be
begin TO cum to de eto ngin arter awhile,
but he amt never had no use Ter dat Fun
nygraph nohow and noway. Let Jim
be settin in dc store deere by de stove ia
lie coolest, most servigorous winter day
aud let somebody give one single wine to
dat machine and Jim he done gone out
into de weather thout hidden nobody
goodbye. No, sab, be never complains
none; he dess makes hisseff scarce dess
ALL
r. ~. NEALE,
% Manhattan Ave.
New York City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
A stranre Belief.
T. II. NEALE,
% Manhattan Ave.
New York City.

''One Of the most interesting phe-
nomena. said @. r. Hughes, OF
Tuscon, according 10 the Washing
ton Star, is TO be observed in the
Bad Lands Of Arizona. Out In the
midst Ut an alkali piain there is
desplate formation OF rock covering
only about anacrein extent, and from
these rocks, or rather from beneath
them, there issue sounds of music
as though an organ was playing,
aud the strains are echoed from
every direction. The place has
never been excayated or fully ex-
plored, and the theory Of scientists
is that there is a peculiar formation
OF staiactites ia q cave there. with an
opening somewhere through which
the wind plays upon these stalacti-
ties p reducing the music, The In
dams claim, however, thata cathed-
raj was at one time built upon this
place, and that there was bad
priest placed In charge Of catheral,
who abducted women and children.
One night thegroundUpened during
violent storm and the earth closed
IN over the top Of the cathedral. The
Indians believe that the music that
comes from the ground proceeds
from the ghosts Of those we're inter-
red at the time OF the earthquakes "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10

II Il Ii desired 10 buy any 81 the above
property on time, the Receiver VIII BIZ
glad 20 make terms satisfactory 20 10.
tended purchaser or purchasers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
Is Beauty only skin Dsspl

Beauty Is only skin deep, but the
forces that create beauty are as
deep as the fountain from which
they flow, when the Blood is char
ged with impurities Beauty dis
appears, when the blood is pure
Beauty blossoms in face and form.
.Rydales Liver Tablets keeps the
Liver healthy and the Bowels re-
gular, prevents the blood becoming
ladened with bile and waste matter.
make the skin clear, eyes bright
and Beauty more than skin deep.
Loker & deWaaI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10

The membership OF our House Of
Representative has 236 lawyers
out Of total of 367 The House OF
Commons, on the other hand, has
only 129 lawyers out Of total Of
$40, while the French Chamber Of
Deputies shows an attendance Of
1872 lawyers 10 d total Of 68i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10

It ID said that the Emperor of Aus.
tria has had more hard luck during
his Sc years reign than any other
monarch. He has lost every battle
he has fought, his wife was assas-
sinated and his eldest son commit
ted suicide.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
Homes for SuIe.

Farm on ST. Jerolne's Greek, containing 81
acres. desirable for home and ite valuable
Oyster Grounds. kD0wn as "Corseyie Point
and recently occupied by Jerry b WfIghtson.
Also farTn on Potomac River. ID Bird Election
District. of ST. MArv'a County. containing l3d
arrea known az White Points, Excellent
Fiahing and Oyeterins 1arilitlee: Apply 20
J,ennArIfo4u. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Ia pursuance of On order Of the tirrnit
Court Of baltimore City,
An persons having claims against said
Maryland Development Company ARE
hereby notified 60 exhibit the same with
the voucher thereof legally authenticated
with the Clerk Of the tircuit Court 81 Bal.
timore City on OF before the let day u
January, 1905. otherwise, they may be
excluded from all benefit arising from the
distribution Of the Estate Of thesaid Cor.
poration.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
WALTER /. DAWI1INs.
Receiver
Oct. 20, 'O9--ta.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptive handbilIs neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
FIRE SALE J.
/ will offer at Public Auction
SATURDAY, October %,

SATURDAY, October %,
TO the highest bidder for cash, oil the
goods saved from the recent fire in Chap
fico. some OF which is only slightly dam
aged by water, Sale to commence at 10
o'clock sharp and to be continued each
succeeding Saturday until the entire lot
is disposed Of, JAMES J. COUGH
Oct 30 Oft.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-10
- SALE !! -


QDtJk buyers can get low sA@s--44
prices on ~AAn&
/ Team Mules, Oak Tanned Harness
used one year; ! Bay Mare, Buggy and
Harness used one year; | Jersey Cow, I
Heller X Jersey | Calf l1s Jersey, Lot
Of Hogs and Shoats; Reaper, Pillow,
Harrow, Cultivator and ether Farming
Implements. Also small lot Household
Furniture, Incubator, Breeders &c. In
duire Of Il. W. III peckham, Riverside
Farm, Medley's Neck
JERRY C0CKRELL.
Oct. 20. Oft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
FUTURE DATES OF SUBWAY OPENING.
West Side Above 145th-st Not Before 1905
Lower Broadway in March.

While November 10 still holds good as the date
for the opening OF the greater part Of the eastern
line Of the subway. II is not expected that the
western line above One-hundred-and-forty-ilf th-st
VIII be thrown open before 1905 or that the lower
Broadway section Will be in operation before
March j.
The chances OF the interchangeability OF subway
and elevated railroad tickets seemed on further
inquiry yesterday. be remote as ever. Certain
subway officials professed TO see no demand Tor
such a plan. asserting also that the fact OF the
agreement to pay to the city percentage Of the
subway receipts would be further obstacle IN
the iuterchanging Of tickets.
There were continued indications yesterday that,
the nap Of the subway novelty having worn thin.
the distribution Of passenger traffic between
the elevated and underground road is in falr way
Of adjustment The marlborough Rapid Transit
Company, through both major and minor officials
denies that any intention to curtail either
the present running schedule or rolling stock OF the
elevated road.
Manhattan-st many urban travellers seem in
favor II n station One-hUnoreo-and-twen ty-
ffth-st. and the Boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
BRINGS SUIT TO GET VOTES.
Stockholders of N. Y. Building Loan Banking
Co. Think Cunneen Delayed Action

Attorney General Cunneen has brought suit
against the defunct New-York Building-Loan
Banking Company, and the shareholders believe
that the suit delayed until this late date solely
for campaign purposes. circulars being sent them
advocating his election because OF this suit, which
is against Paul Worms Winslow E Buzby, Henry
w Alden. Paul O. Wiedenann and Mark s. Eustace
10 compel them to account for alleged irregular
tiles in their management. officials and di-
rectors OF the companys affairs, and TO obtain
judgments against them for losses due to their al
legged manipulations.
There is also now pending in the Supreme Court
an application In which Charles NJ. Preston, the
cever Of the company. asks the court for instruc-
ton and directions relative to beginning a civil
suit against the defendants in the Attorney Gen
erals suit on his account
The circulars received by the shareholders con-
tain an appeal for their support of the Democratic
candidate for Attorney General on the ground that
the interests of the shareholders in the company
will be best served by him. and instance the pres
circular is signed "Stockholder,' but is regarded
by ali who have received It as coming direct from
the Attorney General and his friends Accom-
nanying each circular is picture of Cunneen and
instructions how to vote for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
WILLIAMSBURG YACHT CLUB AWARDS
suecial Prize to Viola for Fastest Time-0ne-
Design Glass Planned.

The regatta committee Of the Williamsburg Yacht.
Club has announced the names OF the yachts that
won club prizes this year In the sprs regatta, In
C,,ass A the contest between w E. Nathan's sloop
Doctor and Eugene Roseman's Gladys e. was SO
close that the committee unable 10 decide which
was the winner so these boats will sail race early
next season to determine which is entitled TO the
prize.
In Glass F. Kepfer's Saracen won; Class c. ex-
Commodore w B. Longs Pearl, and Class G, w.
Roth's Bessie. The fall regatta winners We're Class
A. the Bedouin, w. Close; Class B. the Exile, E.
Delwante Glass c. the Pearl, w. B. Long; Glass D,
the Emma L. John Laws; Class E, the Viola. j. H
Conklin; Class r. the Teddy. 1r., E. Rae; Glass G.
tho Ressie w Roth; Glass H the Spray. d. Foley.
The Viola also a special prize for having
made the fastest time over the nine-Inlie course
members intend to adopt a one-design class of
yacht ARRANGEMENTS have already been made for
races every Saturday next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
MORE BIG REsALEs IN MEYER TRACT.

NJ. Morgenthau, tr. & Co. have resold for the
Hudson Realty Company all of the two blocks pur-
chased by the latter from the Central Realty Bond
and Trust Company last week in the Christopher
Meyer tract in Prospective with the exception Of
the block front in Avenue st. john running from
Fox-st. to Beckst. The purchasers are as follows:
Block front in Prospective, about fifteen lots In
area, running from FoX-st. 10 Beck-st, TO JACOB
Israelson; the inside lots In Fox-st and Beck-st
being about nineteen lots, eight of which are in
Beck-st and eleven in FoX-st., to the Broadway
Reliance Realty Company and the block bounded
by Prospective. Kelley and Beck sts and Avenue
St John. TO John ]. Murphy. secretary and treas
urer of the Murphy Construction Company. MI
Murphy bought for himself He will Immediately
improve the Prospective front OF his plot with
modern five story 1aJhouses; The Murphy. Con
struction Company will erect these buildings Tot the
purchaser. - - ,a So en-.
Central Realty Bond and Trust Company. TO the
Penates Realty Company six lots on +e sne soS
of One-hundred- and eventh-stI located 1uSt
This is part of the Tiffany estate purchase nade
by the Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
last week.