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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29
WAR In THE EAR EAST

Russia denies that international law
has been violated i'll the sinking of the
British steamer, knight Commander, by
Russian warships.
The United States Government is ask
ing Russia for information regarding the
seizure OF neutral ships and cargoes. and
1t is possible that stronger representa-
tions will follow.
Correspondents with the Russian troops
in Manchuria have been ordered to Har-
bin.
TIE japanese have taken charge OF the
civil government at Niuchwang. and the
LAO River has been opened to commerce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29


J. W. ONeill should win his race at the
Fair Grounds.
The entire racing stable Of ]. ]. Ryan
was sold at Brighton Beach. The star Of
the sale was Reliable. tho champion
sprinter and weight carrier. A. Shields
secured him for $4,000. Eleven horses
sold for a total Of $2S.7I.
Ellie won from Boaster IN tho feature
race at the Fair Grounds. Other winners
were. Oma J., whiskers. Fruit, My Ele-
amor and Bugaboo.
The Western athletic meet will be held
at the Stadium to-day.
Racing will continue at Union track. the
directors having decided to test breeders
law.
Winners at Union yesterday were He
gira, Pipe, Tara, Miss Rillie. Rain or
Shine. Dodie 8. and Eufalla.
Jim Corbett and Jack O. Brien have been
matched to battle six rounds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29

Charleston. H.. July es.-John E. Littieton:
prominent business man Of this city. died
at Mattoon this morning. where he had gone 4
few days ago to visit While there he under
went surgical operation from the effects of
which he failed to rally. He was an active
of this city. and will be buried Friday after
noon under the auspices of these lodges.
c. r. WILLIAMS.
Eldorado. H., July sc. r. Williams 20
years old. and n prosperous farmer. died
Wednesday at his home Omaha, III. He
a member OF the One Hundred and Twen-
tieth Regiment. Illinois Volunteers, during the
Civil War and was in Anderson Prison for four
months.
DAVID GEORGE BARNETT
Equality. Ill. July 2s.-Davd George Bar
nett SO years old. died at his home. seven miles
south OF here. to-day.
DOCTOR WILLIAM REHLING
Waterloo. ILL.,. July 2S.-Doctor william Rehl-
ing died here to-day. He 26 years old.
Several years ago he graduated from the Rush
and located at Alhambra ILL.,. He had been
sick with typhoid fever three weeks
COLONEL JOHN A. JUDY.
for many years a resident OF Audrain County
and Mexico. died in Olathe. Kas. to-day. He
was the father of Mrs John M. Davis, late of
Mexico ami Fulton. The body Will be brought
here Friday.
MRS. ELIZA TRoNE
Sedalia, No. July 2S.-Mrs. Eliza Trone. 81
years old, wife OF the Reverend Peter Trone
for several years chaplain of the Missouri House
of Representatives. but now living with a son
in Kansas. was found dead in bed at her home
In otterviile early this morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29

George E. Fletcher has made his home
at No 1914 Folsom avenue for some time,
but left this city last night for Paris. H..
where he has gone to visit relatives. He
will return to st. Louis tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29
OBITUARY..
MRS. ELIZA TRoNE.


Ottersvl1ie. Mo, July 2S.-Mrs. Eliza Trone.
IS years old. of this county. was found dead in
bed this morning She sister of V. O.
Saunders. a business man Of 81. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


The weather records show that the total
temperature of st. Louis this summer is
600 degrees less than the total OF any sum-
mer since 1891.
James NJ. cRed") Calvin. who won fame
by exposing boodling in the House of
Delegates. and who was the best-known
newspaper reporter In st. Louis. died of
heart disease in St. Joseph. where he
went to report the Republican Conven-
tion
Edgar T. Orthwein and Viola c. Woln
eioped to Bellevi,le and were married by
the Reverend o. II. Clark.
"Bnr' DooIey, the st. Francois County
feudist, is held at the Four Courts.
Fred Busche OF st. Louis was elected
president Of the Missouri Retail Mer-
chants Association.
City Counselor Bates ruled that the city
was not liable for the expense incurred by
the Tax Investigating Committee.
An order to reduce salaries OF Worlds
Fair employee, from to % per cent, has
been issued.
William Tuttle, an expert accountant.
has been employed by the Department of
Admission OF the Worlds Fair. to make
an accounting and to revise the list of
passes issued by the department.
Shower baths for the Fflipinos during
the heat of the day have been tabooed by
Doctor Wilson.
Judge Holder reserves his decision in the
injunction proceedings against the strik-
ing packinghous employees.
Theodore Kiner1e OF Pine Bluff. Ark,
who came to St. Louis in search of work
committed suicide by shooting at the
Worlds Fair.
The Crunden-Martin woodenware Com
pany will erect buildings to cost s26o,OOo.
GENERAL DOMESTIC
The automobile. tourists from New York
have a wet and slippery run from Albany
to Utica, but all arrive safely.
J. J. Ryan leaves New York for St
Louis in charge Of a detective. and will
arrive tomorrow morning.
Former Senator Vests condition i, not
improved. His physician thinks that his
life may be prolonged for few days.
Russell Harding and a party Of Missouri
Pacific oficials narrowly escape death. the
train onwhich they were riding nearly
plungtng into the Platte River.
The Republican State Convention fin.
ished its labors at st. Joseph. The Ker.
ems faction controlled the policies Of the
convention The members Of the new State
Committee will elect the chairman.
The Congressional Convention OF the
Fourth District adjourns at st. Joseph I'M.
til Wednesday morning, after taking 60;
ballots and making no nomination.
The members of the Freight Handlers
Union Of Chicago are ordered to handle nc
goocs consigned to packers whose EN-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29

Jefferson City Mo. July G.-Durinz an eiec-
tricai storm Wednesday night in Miller County
Miss Met Beson. is years old. who lived on 4
farm near Spring Garden. was struck by light
ming and instantly killed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29

Winchester. ILL.,. July 2s.-Mrs. William Cor
dit died last night. She IS years old.
MISS MET BESON
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The commercial treaty between Ger
many and Russia has been signed a
Berlin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-29

Equality. Ill. July 2s.-David George Bar
nett. So years old. died at his home. seven mile.
south OF here. to-day.
DOCTOR WILLIAM REHIJNG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-05
Ger @ernrfinn Scr onnse.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-05

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liebt.
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AuslamN


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Ser. Singer ppn Baltimore.

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Sas sd al rIeu.
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fif9 frepirt foar, itanb alerbinss ni6t
in Der 9epefde.
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Reine ein5ige tnfets
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
FOLK GOES NORTH.
VIII speak in kirLsviIIe To-Day
Governor Dockcry Take. stump.

Circuit Attorney Folk departed last
! night for KirksyIllc. Adair County where
ho will speak to-day. lie will return To-
ST. Louis tomorrow morning ON a bust
| ness .r-and. Friday and Saturday he viii
spend in the northeastern part Of the
State Oh his campaign In Schuyler. Put
| nam and Sullivan counties
This programme vas hastily arranged
late last evening AT the Democratic State
headquarters. after il Was found that th,.
doodle trial Of Sheridan ara Albright had
been postponed until October ia Mr.. Folk
said that he could make speeches between
trials. but that they must rot int.rfer..
with his court work. The next trial Will
take place September Il.
Beginning Saturday. Governor D1ckery
viii start his active campaign by making
one and two speeches day under the III
rectiOn of the State Committee. His APP
pointments announced yesterday are:
California. saturday. September l.. Z N :
I.rs.ille- None. senteIni'.r -. = N. Tip
TusSd4y. September - y. m. aarsnsiI
Wsin.-day- september =. . %. AZ: Ode.-a
Tr;a ,. s..l,.lnter z .. m: HrEinsyillt
FRIDAY. sept.:.ber =. = m. Mgbsflv; Friday.
t-Inbsr :. ! .. III.
Robert II. Kern Will speak at Lancaster
f'r'dar q; ?, IA. and II onis0mcry CITY
saturday III ] y. IN.
:erday were ". " Watkins % the Chill
l.cothe Constitution. =. +. Lewis. Cap.
GIrarde:,u: Emmett Newton. Springfield:
". II. Locker. Aurora: former Stat. SEN
ator W. :. McCiintic. Monroe City: Rob
crt ~. Kern. Macon: Judge Vail. Ecyhurn.
Frank -. Estes. 4. W Elsner. r y
". Il Culp. John :. Whit, John :.
Shu!tz. Robert J. Martin g d. Scott: IohD
u. D'N.are. j. -. Julien. X. T. SPENCE
M Eamstein and Charles T. i.eddcn, st.