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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

-As-an o?ie o, Carthage. Mo. 1. a visitor
In rppsr Alton
NJ. /. Matthews m, returned 20 Rock t.
land. III. after visiting Alton friends.
Major Frankisn Moor Of rpp-r Alton hss
returned from Bunker Hiil. III.
IN. Western Military Academy IN Cpp>.
Alton will open nsrt "Wednesday
An entertainment will h given shis even
ing az me Tp-lf,h stree. Cumberland Pres
bytsriaa church in Alton BY the Young Peo-
Pies Society % Christian Erieavor.
Tn September term os III. Alton CITY
co,.-r with be convened On Monday. NiEsty-one
cases are on the docket % which nfty-one are
on the Law ard forty On the ehancery do-i-s
Arthur welrsne % 50. Paul MINI. 10 an
Alton visitor
-Tborns. F-sn:ers "a. returned from K,rk-
wood. Nc.
-Reynold. Rr.r.rs Of KansAs City. so. 70
a visitor IN Alton.
This Reverend Lr.h-r Sasel % Alton has
roa. ., WaT.nton. NO
--Beuia-aiu RE. Of Alton has returned frOr,
Villas. colo.
CHARLES Brown of wichita. Kss. I. an Al
tor visitor.
-Pro>...o- II g Merrill o. s.urtier COL
I.re returned yesterday from Moweaqca. Ill
Edward scho-,her has gone 20 GAINESVILLE. q.
-Clarenc. James has gone 20 Broken Bow.
S,b.
Charles Werner Q, St. louis 8. an Alton
visitor.
william Penro-e IA. returned from Ei.n.-
VILE. y. Y
Clinton Siven- has returned to Bunker
Hill. IN. after visiting in Upper Alton.
Lynn Sherwood OF Fl Psso. Tex. Is "a Al
ton visitor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
CALL ON ENGLISH PRIMATE
TO DEN0UhCE SUBWAY TAVERN
kaasss City Young Peoples Chris
tIaa Temperance Union Addresses
Letter TO Archbishop of
Canterbury.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept. s.-The Kansas
City branch Of the American Young Peo-
pies Christian Temperance Union TO-
night adopted an open letter TO the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury. saying:
Press dispatches report you as COM
mending Bishop Potter's course In con-
nec;ion with the Subway Tavern In New
York. where intoxicants are sold that will
produce the same wicked results as those
sold nj 1000 similar places in our land
I'VE believe the commander In chief
Of Satan's hosts the iegalized liquor
traffic. with all the cohorts OF hell. are
rubbing their hands In very glee over this
report. This Goliath. the great enemy OF
the church OF Jesus Christ, joys in the
fact OF this report. and In the fact that
Bishop Potter ignored our communica-
ton to him. and In the fact that the
leading cieYgymen Of the Episcopal
Church in our own city rebuke US as i'm
pertinent and fanatical- Yet We cannot
believe this great historic mother church
can be srrayed against US In our righteous
warfare for total abstinence. and the ma
tional prohibition OF legaiised beverage
liquor frame
The letter appeals to the Archbishop TO
"rcf>lte this claim OF the enemy that be
stands as their sponsor and friend"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
COURT RULING CURTAILS
POWER OF POLICE JUDGE.
Provision Of City Ordinance Con-
cerning 1d1ing Il Held 10
he Too Broad.

A ruling by Judge Daniel G. TAYLOR In
the Circuit Court yesterday morning cur
tails to a large extent the power Of the
81. Louis Police Judges and OF the city
police in sendins mel; TO the workho1se
on charges OF idling.
The ruling was made IN granting the
Petition Of Walter Buckley for a r:it 81
habeas corpus Buckley was fined 400 In
the Police Court on August 4 on charge
Of idling. and. falling tn pay the fine as
sent To the Workhousc.
Judge Taylor. In granting the writ o.
habess corpus. said that the section Of
the city ordinances which gives Police
Judge power to fine man for idling
whenever he has reason TO believe that
the man Is guilty Of that ofyense 4. too
broad. In that IL gives the police courts
too extensive power over the liberty of
citizens. Judge Taylor further said tina:
a police court should no; send q man 10
the Workhou.e for idling unless the evil
dence against him Is positive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

R'ai estate transfers fled .oT record in Belle
Vile Yesterday wsre. Olive Blu:uhers to E.as;
81 Louis Laundry co. part lot :. block IL
East ~ LOUIS. warranty deed. $50. the Wa
hssh nay 90. To Mary r. I-nahan Part lot
-. blk - lliir.'s city. East :, I.0uIS war
ianty deed. s. "a .. A. -. Eecksith ami Me-.
q thsfle- J. srsl-... lot ,. block b. Scha,I-r'-
5iciticn to Last -. Louis. warranty d..-t
TO-. CITY Laundry 90. 10 Eat :, L9.!.
I1uis launtt-- 20. part 70; :. block .I2 East
st Loll-. VA ran;v d.ed. 3. Charles J Schi-l.
70 J H. kih.iey. Tart lots and = block :.
Isf.l Heights East St Louis. warranty d.eI
40. John " hir4-ay TO Charles J. Srhlsi@
.0's : and ,. De HAN q Dr,Inrn0nd's sub
division. East -. Louis. warranty deed gvO.
Frank l. HuntOrn and wife - Thomas y Ia
cob. part lot i. Fek.te place. East -. Louis
varrsuiy deed. i-s3: Frank l. Hgn-Oon and
wife TO Samuel W. Baxter. part lots "a AMI -
Feket. place. East -. Lsiis. warranty deed
80: Barhara Hgs- TO Henry J. Iiebig lot. ,
and -. block u Tetrick & Fixes addition 70
Aascnu'sh warranty de.i S..s: l.. u Turner
9, Edward Hermann. rart section u. and more
TOWNSHIP ? north. rnnss : west. deed. 8. 60:
woend-iin Hoiiener ana wife 10 william Dep
-. sr. lots & and part s Butter q No
rTscksn's division. section a. township, / north
range Se-t. warranty deed. $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
RIVAL FACTIONS
BURY RATCHET
East 81. Louis Democrats Will
Present Solid Front at the
Next Election.

Democrats Of East St Louis were
pleased b. the perfect harmony which pre-
walled at the Democratic ward primaries
wednesday, evening among factions which
FOR the las; eight years have been warning
among themselves TO the benefit OF the
entire Republican ticket.
The Ratchet Of Internal dissens.on was
buried and the pipe Of peace 1as smoked
with a vengeance. Gold Democrats. who
for several years have not been near
Democratic primary. were on hand
in large NUMBER. and they We're met with
open arms by the Siaiwsrts. who have
voted the straight ticket. In addition TO
their cordial reception many were placed
on the lists OF delegates and aIternat.s to
the city Convention Saturday evening.
Not for years has the list Of delegates
and altcrnates 10 a city Democratic con-
vention contained a. representative a lot
OF Democrats as those MADE up wednes-
day night.
The Republicans OF the Eas, Side who
have been benefited by the trouble In the
ranks a! the Democrats felt blue over
the situation yesterday. The enthusiasm
was all on the Democratic side. IL il
freely predicted by the leading Democrats
and acknowledged by many Republicans
that East 81. Louis will give tn. biggest
Democratic vote in its history at this
election.
The delegates selected at the ward pri-
maries were:
FRI wafdasam whi,seli. p, McGrs;h.
Mike Farrell I'd H@nnebefTy
ss--aud Wari-A ~ Do!d. James Monahan.
ne"r san'o : names InnnsFy ia 49, 49,
Adam Hen. I'd Cellars; James i.i;;9n J l.
". Marin Dunont. Tho.. Layton. Joe GepIer'.
Third Wa.d-E, po.Ins: Jam. :. w,hal.n.
ID j A q n.
7. J. My.r; }. T ". Rgd'siii. ~ ssin-nhar.
j J Hariins,on. J. u. sullivan. Jerfs Shea.
John CaTthrhe. J. !. Iown--ni Tony stock.r.
MEr fs,iy s,n mrTy ts 5psE Mcarrr
w fIar1h c Ws5sjoG as STf r,x sk Ms
John L-onsri; John kick.aIn. }. J. MeGiynn.
: ~ Fr--. -. II. curtis. N Fchner. William
Grur William Erwin. charles HD.ae. A g.
DAVIS W Conan. J. Murphy. L. E kemper
rs ti,5h w Rade.i ,1 Drug Ef.3 a iIsi'fP
smith. p = AshIocs. Jams ~ Donahii. T
J. IeIonough. Richard Eiiy;. ?. BeucEtnan.
- Hiek@y :. : s:assr,, @iiiisrn far ;.' kis,
Ai,rosse. "; Tarnlh. 7 MsKinaey. otto
Wimrn-r. John Gi'lissr. 81. Pat ki.iy AMI
si,,h wya-FEank Collins. r CAVITY.
7. B,nman. n, y. Hsndrisk.. T J, Dsni.Is.
ha burn. McWi william s ch.yi.. FAX K Wa's
carr T II wetb. Th.odor- Kn.eiIer. Z. .
Kramer. J.. =. K.e... Il Y Gu-;in. Charles
Druu1nscrc
seventh wsri-H II. Hushe, W Kirk.
z. Muilan-, Marx EiTd Dan sullivan Doctor
II J. DeHasn. ?. j Hayes. !. =. Moon.y.
O'Erisn, William Dunsshue. u. Lo;z. 7 M1gan.
T. Holland. Jim cullen. J Warren. J \.
T-ahan. John Su---. James = brew Jerry
IAn.hsn, D.. Mclaughlin. J. J. Erwin. John
Keriin. W. =. Frederick. e. n Brown r. ].
j IFIis r<hf
r. cloud. Z. UBri-n. G~o-ge ". Woods. n
Redmond. W. q. Evans. u. II. Hull.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
TO ERECT NEW HOTEL
East 81. Louis so Have HosscIry At
Third and Missouri.

Thomas J. Canavan. an East 81. Louis
real estate man. announced yesterday that
he had completed arrangements for the
erection OF a three-.tory hotel on the cor
ner or Thiri stree: and Missouri avenue.
The ho.ei will be :" by lao feet. and Will
contain about seven;y-hve rooms II will
cost about s55.0a.
John J. wies. an East ST. Louis capital
list is completing a three-s,ory hotel at
Missouri avenue and Second street This
is costing about S01p. and Is ~ BY 40
feet In size This hotel will be finished In
a few weeks. IL IL expected.
The addition of these two hotels will
give Missouri avenue four hotels There
are two In operation now-Wies's Hotel
just opposite Relay Station. and the Royal
Hotel. at Collinsville and Missouri ave-
nues managed BIZ Charles q Clark
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Mcclure. a b. bGxgageman: arm and
leg broken and other injuries.
Chopper. e p. easireer: slight injuries
to face
Rosco. William. conductor Of freight
train: body Injured
Post. Z. B. freight brakeman: cut OF
head
Hoeft. F.. Geneseo. H.: seriously injured
Noik. Peter seriously Injured
Lander. Filler. head and shoulder m
tured
McCarty. Daniel arm and hand cut
Jones' w. Little Rock. arm and leg In
jured.
Brown. J.. arm and body injured
Walkmap. T. foo. injured
Weekly. G., cut about head .
Bieeden. R, cut aboct head
I.eifanter. NJ. head cut
Parker z T., head cut
Babcock. W. l.. Washington. D. c: Il
ured about body
Por,worth. F.. Marse!Iies. IN: LEG and
foot injured
Crandan. J. III. internal INJURIES: not
seriour-
Robinson. r.. head injured
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
e3o7-LADIES' TUCKED SHIRT VAST.
o029-LADES SEVEN GORED SKIRT.
Waist, 80, "a, SO. So and 40 inch bust.
S1ift, q, "a, 26, %, 30, 90 and "a inch waist.

Ladies' Cloth Shirt Waist. Suit. Consist
ing of Ladies' Tucked Shirt Waist. No.
1881. and Ladies' Seven-Gcred Skirt with
Tucks at Lower Edge.-Shirt-wait suits.
which have been so popular during the
past season. are now being made UP in
lightweight cloth and silk for early fall
wear They are very stylish costumes and
will. no doubt. attain an extended vogue.
The illustration shows a smart suit made
of Psrsffal blue cheviot with black velvet
trimmings. The waist Is mounted on a
giove-f1tted featherSoned lining that closes
in the center front.
Sets Of tucks on the shoulders of the full
fronts and back are stitched down part
way and provide fuDess that blouses well
all around over n narrow velvet belt.
Tuck5 extend around the waist below the
bust. The closing Is made with crystal
center box plait that In covered with a
One-piece sleeves are tucked on the
shoulders and also below the elbow TO
correspond with the waist Fuiness at the
wrist Is gathered and arranged on wide
wristbands. standing collar completes
the neck. Straps Of velvet trim collar
and wristbands.
Seven weil-proportioned cores in the
skirt are fitted smoothly around the waist
and hips without darts Fullness at the
center back IL arranged In an underlying
plait on each side the skirt. closing !nvtsi-
closely from belt to knee apd flares well
below that point. having fashionable
sweep at the floor. Three deep tucks are
arranged at the lower edge OF each gore
The seams in the skirt are stitched and
II desired the back plaits may be treated
w the eame manner TO present the ap-
pearance Of habit back. The skirt
touches in front and has a graceful sweep
az ~ back. Long lines produced by the
goros are especially becoming TO figures
that are either short or stout The pat
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
CLAIM RELlNQUISHED
ON IMB0DEN ESTATE.
Nieces Who Were to Be1ent In
Case Mrs. Parrish Died,
settle for Q. 900.

All claim 20 the estate OF Luther a
Iu1boden was relinquishei yesterday by
the issuance OF a warranty deed by the
Misses Stella and Maud Means. nieces. at
Springfield. Mo-. 20 Mrs Etelka Imboden
Parrish. Mr. Imbodsn's daughter.
The claim was released for 500 and
the annulrnent Of a note for so.
There was no provision IN the will. II IS
said. which be1ueathe'i anything 10 ths,
Misses Means. except In case OF the
death Of Mrs Parrish. when. II is claimed.
the entire estate Vas TO have reverted 10
them.
After the Death Of Luther Imboden the
estate was sued for wife's DOVER by
Miss Lille Belle Pierce, who claimed d
common: law marriage.
TIE case vas decided against her. how
ever. an. the entire estate. valued ut about
hat. a million collars. went tothe daughter.
who mad become Mrs. J. g. Parrish. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrish are now touring
California.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
W. W. MARTIN STILL MISSING.
Mystery of His Disappearance
Puzzles Police and Relatives.

The police are mystifed at the confia
ued absence Of ". ". Martin. who let
his home at No. 49, Morgan street Nor
fay afternoon between 4 and . O'Clock
He was weak and emsciated from eign'
months illness. and was unable to wall
without great effort. He was dressed ~
black clothing. but wore no hat. yet n
one has been found who has seen h--f
since he left home. lie had very HIT!
money with him
His father has offered a reward for in
formation as TO his whereabouts or II
the recovery of his body II be is dead
HIS avowed intention to commit sricid'
causes his father TO fear that he may
dead. He was afflicted with system
;ized'' mania. a nervous affection b.ourn
on ~ overwork. His Gather is 5ecretar
Of the FruIn-Barnbrick Construction Com
pany.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
HANGS HIMSELF
WITH SUSPENDERS
Shoemaker. Suffering From In
durable Spinal Disease, Grows
Weary of Life.

With his suspcnders. Carl Rapp "a years
old. shoemaker 81 New Baden. about
fourteen miles from Bell.ville hanged
himself from a bedpost yesterday morning
He had been III for some time. suffering
from. an ircurable spinal disease. He vas
Inoros- and desrond.nt. hut ais friends
did not suspect that he wouid commit sui
eide
Although ii was difficult for him TO get
In and out OF bed. he managed 10 arrange
his susperdsrs nboTt his neck. tying the
other end 20 the beIpo=t. 50 that = hen
he rolled out o, bed lac would strange.
III" had been dead for several hours when
found
Coroner McCracken Of Es,st 81. Louis
held an Inquest yesterday afternoon. the
jury returning verdict OF suicide So far
a. known Rapp had no relatives in this
country
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Government Sends Prominent Men IN
International Electrical Congress.

The Department Of State at Washing
ton. ID. g. has been advised by the en-
bassy at Paris that the following men win
represent the French Government at the
International Electrical Congress to be
held hero September 1: 10 il.
Mr. Poincarre. member of the Institute.
professor OF TIE Faculty Of Science Of
Paris; Mr.. Gu.llebot de Nerville engineer.
Chief Of Bureau Of the Central Office OF
Posts and Telegraphs. professor at the
superior Professional School Of Posts and
Teiegrsphs ana a; the school OF the
Points ct Chaussecs": Paul Janet bro
central laboratory OF eiec;rcity nj ,he
Superior School OF Electricity Of Paris:
Mr.. Ferrie. Captain Corps Of Engineers
charged with the organization o. wireless
teiegraphy at the War Department. and
Mr.. Dennery. engineer. secretary and chief
clerk at the central Office of the Depart
ment OF Posts and Telegraphs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
HURT IN TISXlLWA WRECK.
Two Are Dead. and Number of
Injured Is Nineteen.

Tiskilva. Ill. Sept s.-The list o. those
killed and injured IN the Rock Island pas
senger train here last night Is as follows:
The dead:
Donaldson. Thonia. expressman-
Unidentified man Of Danish nationality
died while being removed 20 Tiskiwa.
The injured:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
MINER CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Jacob Re~b Caught Under several
Tons of Debris

Jacob Reeb. ~ years old. = coal miner.
employed ut the Crown Mine at Ogles'
Station near Bellevilie. was crushed 20
death by fall OF coal and slate in the
mine yesterday as he vas returning 20
his work after the noon hour Martin
Drovette. his fello~-workman. narrowly
escaped serious injury.
Tn. men had eaten their dinner to-
seiher in the entry near the air shaft. and
were returning to their work when a
part Of tn. roof OF the mine cavs.,i IN.
keeb vas caught and buried beneath the
mass OF debris. Droyette Jumped and es-
capped serious injury. Reebs body was
taken To his home Ia Belleviile. where ne
leaves a widow and several children
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Henry Weber. employed at the VII
lard Range Company at O'Fallon. ST
Clair County. was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured yesterday while at work
at emery wheel. which broke. Wehber
was engaged at finishing Castings when
the wheel broke. A piece struck him IN
IN. abdorns causing wound from IN.
effects OF which Il IL feared he will moi
recover. III. was taken to his home ri
Called TO attend lin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

Frank Carson and Harry Mann were
arrested In the Worlds Fair grounds
Wednesday night by Officer Philpot and
passing. Warrants were issued against
them By Justice Stobie
Marriage licenses were issued In Clay
ton yesterday to Henry c. Quinn OF the
Hamilton Hotel and Emma u. Widmer of
No. 1891 Alsace avenue. and TO John Brook
shire OF Oiesn. y. T.. and Bertha Clark IL
E-dHar Srrings Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
whise.er Family Re.niies.


Marquand. Mo-. Sept. a-one OF ths
largest reunions Of Sou,heas. Missouri vas
held here to-day by the whi;ener family.
to commemorate the centennial Of the
emigration Of Henry Whitener. founder of
the family In Missouri. Four thousand
persons were addressed by Colonel g. VI.
Yoder Of North Carolina. VI. r. Smith OF
Pennington and Doctor W. II. Mayfield
Of 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

The monthly report % the CITY Treasurer o.
E@lieviils show. ss.S7.os In tbs BeiisyiI!. city
Treasury.
Mrs. MsESi- Mullen viii De tried b.sor.
Justice a the Peace Wangr;n this morning on
a charge Of having struck Pearl Fuller of Eas;
=. LDuis The difficulty was over tho packing
hJu-~ strike.
Waiter SchrIIs-su- % Ps'i~ytii~ failed %
ring his bicycle bell. according o. ordinance.
and hnei 9 and costs By Police Magistrate
Beisl yesterday morning.
Tho -. Clair County Beard ~ Supervisors
Will hold their neSt meeting on Tuesday OF rext
week.
Patrick Donovan. ors % the striking butch
crr. was arrested yesterday IN East 81 Louis
a charge os having violated The recent In
junction. He vas taken TO Bell-yfile and re-
leased oo13.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

A marriage Iicens- issued yesterday TO
n. p MALONE Of Chester and lamar Dgcker Of
Red Bud. They were "a and y years Old
The quarantine on sixth street. between
Missouri ard 81; Louis avenues. raised YES
terda-.
Henry u. sestnn president o. IN. Southern
Illinois National BANK. yesterday morning. re-
BsuTnan'- Clubhouse. In the southern section
Of the county.
The ladies' Of the Episccr allan SocIefy gave
a e,srhre las; evening at he Episcopal Church
at Ninth street and sunni. avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Negro Nominsted for Congress.

The Negro Civil Liberty League held
congressional convention in the East 81.
Louis City Hall yesterday 20 nominate
candidates In the Twenty-recond Congress
sional District Of Illinois. The Reverend
l.. r. Dudley OF 81. Clair avenue was NOM
mated as n candidate for Congress and
Louis Jones Of Alton was named a. a csl-
iidste FOR member OF the State Board OF
Equalization.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
shurtIea College Opeus.

The seventy-e!ghth scholastic year nj
ShurtIeT College in Upper Alton began
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Special
exercises were held in Chapel Hall. al
which the principal address was delivered
by President Stanley a. Mckay. Tho aft
erncon was devoted TO the enrolment Of
the students and to-day the enrolment
will continue. The class work will not
be tnken up until Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

ut 2 .. m. and addresses will be made by
General Baughman Of Baltimore. Governor
WarfieId of Maryland. President Francis.
Governor Dockery and General Brent Of
Baltimore.
Governor Warfield Of Maryland and his
stan. with a large delegation Of prom
inent Marylanders. are coming on special
trains.
T. c. aIorfit. the secretary Of tho Mary
land Society OF Missouri. announces that
the members of the society and their fam
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Ernes; Briner. George J. Lane and VIII
lam Paschsi were bound over TO the Grand
Jury yesterday morning in $50 bond each
BY Justice Of the Peace James Vi Beach
on a charge Of robb.ng Ed PowerS's ea-
loon. on Missouri avenue. early yestsr-
da- morning. Severa. boxes OF cigars ard
some money WAS stolen. Sergeant wilson
ana Detective keniles arrested the tito a
few hours after the robherv.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Sheriff G. Wash Thompson Of BelievilIe
last evening raided a craps game a; the
Nelson Morris packing plant. at tho Ma
tional Stock Yards. Eas; ST Louis. A
crowd OF nfteen negroes and white men
were arrested and were taken TO Belle
Vile
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
New York Limited

barber shop. ladies' maid. observation
compartment car. etc Ticket Office. Sew
enth and Olive streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
REPCRLlC sPErIAL.

Washington. sept. H-The designation Of IN.
National Bank Of Commerce. q, Louis q. r.
-erve srrn: for the Cffixens National Bank.
roIIer Of the Currency.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
WILL CELEBRATE MARYLAND DAY.
Anniversary Of Battle OF North Point
to BE Observed Monday.

The Maryland Commission TO the I>ouisi-
ana Purchase Exposition has designated
Monday. which is the anniversary of the
battle of North Point as Maryland Day
AT the Fair.
Exercise. will be held IN Festival Hall
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
WILL REPRESENT FRANCE.

ilies will he present 20 welcome the Mary
landers. and to add 20 the festivities of the
occasion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

building mp Of the body b the .a1%
ton derived from food The grin fn
weight proves the cue.
"rhree ye.0 80 ~ sa1ues ~ vilA vhsR
wTises MA Wsrr0 z Pa1kes. Of OEsnGe efsee.
Eaatnckef. AaR sfie gave ne 0eAsciae ~
the truuhje. bot enald ma e. even Iiftje soaa
q ostmeai vithoA ss6ering severely. In . ~
n the pit a ny ao0scA called tie docfor
sgain and he MD had ostafyh a aoAach:
gave me medicine but Il did poe do ssy god
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