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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
Former Mayor of Charlottesville,
Va, Is Placed Under
Arrest.
DETAILS OF THE TRAGEDY.
Circumstantial Evidence Excites
Distrust of Commemorative
Attorney. Who Issues
the Warrant.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Charlottesville. Va. Sept. Former
Mayor J. Samuel McCue was arrested to-
night. o.. a warrant issued at the instance
Of Commemorative Attorney Frank Gil
mer. charging him with the murder of his
wife on Sunday evening last. The arrest
took place at SIR. Mccue's fine residence
here Mr.. NcCue told the policemen to
do their duty. and that he would not
blame them.
Il do not fear the consequences. IL
get far trial. for l am innocent. anu
Will come out all night Ia the end, sad
vi the four being Is years Odd ana the
youngest 1o-ne stepped INTO carriage
and WAS driven to the city Jail
a crowd followed tine csi FLAG The ar
rest lad been .xpecteu. kAcit-incnt ~ IN
tense. guurI OF thirty men SURROUNDS
the jail Tonight. The preliminary hearing
mas been SET FOR September L. II Ia.
dicted by the Grand jury. !ir. McCu. Wal
nave early Ilial No Application ioi
iI.iii has been made.
According TO ar. Mctues story OF the
Tragedy. h. ana airs Mccu. weG. eoinS
to Ued last sunday nisnt- when a man
rushed into the BEDROOM carrying a base
ball bat. Mr.. Iccue seized ais shotgun.
but before n. could raise II. ne says, he
WAS struck down 10y the intruIer ana rei-
aered unconscious. Selling tine gun the
intruder tnen nred twIc. al Sirs. Actue
ana k1IleI utr
Inc theory OF al attempt ut robbery Is
not accepted by the Commonwealth at
,orney who .iIsO rejects tn. suggestion
mat the alleged INTRUDER sought revenge
for .om. Ianciel grievance ne nad dSaiiIst
sir Mc,-ue because IL was MIS- icCue
,.no was tbs. .ctiIn. not her husband.
Her nose was broken. ner ear bruised
her throat compressed until th.. Hnsef-
marks remained, ana her breast pisrc,u Ds
Il shot nied at such CiCs. range tnat the
unvsd- were found in The wound ne
Commonwealth attorney points out that
N Mr.. Mccue were knocked Gown BY a
plo., IL was 90 light tnat IL lett ~" dis-
co.oraIion and oniy very siiSnt eHiiehSe
Of rough contact
The bathroom Is about twenty ieet away
from the entrance TO the bedroom IL
seems certain that Mis-. Nctue was shot
white in the bathroom. by the door OF
which the gun was Iouna standing after
the tragedy. within the bathroom was the
lasetaII bat The injuries on Mrs. Nc
Tue. nose. ear and throat. the physicians
say wer. inflicted before the shooting
The prosecution Is proc. edinG on the
theory that sir. Mccus. In anger. struck
and choi.eu his VIE: ti.ai ~. went into
the. bathroom and asl.d nef bruises,
that IL was her weeping which negro
heard acros. the street. that sh. returned
TO the beiroonn to ucpraid her husband.
that she carried the baseball hat to de
fead herself. and that she rejrsatej to
the bathroom. whittier her husband fol-
lowed and shot her.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

Ia the presence az all ~" Syriaus and
Greeks at the Worlds Falr Miss Ethel
Thomss = pre:i. girl .: HSnltJ. York.
::n.lsnd. aud Narih 6Edz- :. a Syrian .:
Beirut Syria. VII - married to-day &C
corJins 10 tire g.l.s - tE. cr--k ori!o-
ios Church Tn ceremony vil TAX. place
"a the temp. "a Jerusalem n ! o'clock
ihis afternoon.
\ year agp Miss Thomas. with party
II her ccUntryEaon. was touring Jerusalem
NaEib GhazaI was tine 'd-sgo'raE who
Conducted The I.srty. The large Hue eyes
Of the pretty f. E':sn girl attracted the at
t-riion Of the sia!war; drasoTnan. III"
long the rest OF tn" party claimed that
b.. was more attcuiiv" {" Miss Thomas
thsn was nee s.'gy. When the parry WSf
ready to start for Egyp; %eEih vas told
uI- service weT" not needed, AZ anoin'.
guide Ind beer employed.
Nseib took mis- iisfn .ss;,i without rTOier'.
but he ga rot remain Ia jerusalem Ne
met the English party on the Nile. ard
acted as Miss TEurlaS's personal draS"-
man. When sh. returned :" her home IN
Haniey. Elgland. IL va. understood tht'
Sagih wouI follow soon Ia England The
lovers met the opposition -; Hiss
Thgnls's relatives. but Mis- Thomas was
determined. E'T lover had engaged {" act
- tragoman At ire WoTld.s lsif, l..
Sew York NaSib met her there. They
-allod upon Archbishop Raphael HaHa-
,!ri Of Brooklyn. head Of the Greek prihn-
iox Church ~ America. and prevailed on
him TO como to 81. LOUIS IL marry them
Last SUNDAY Miss Thomas embraced -"
faith % her lover. The ceremony viii he
;he unique and impressive Syri1l rnar'iag"
-ervicc.
The bride and bridegroom viii leave
their downtown hotels and dFiy" to tn"
Skinkor road entrance. the brides c!E-
rage following that ~ III" bridegroom. '"-
In SYRIA the man Is always first. They
SiIl he mot at IN" entrance by all the
Syrisns ~ IN. World. t'1ir. some af""t
ard some on cam"ls The procession will
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
TO BE HELD OCTOBER 8.
Date FIXED by City Central Commit-
tee Last Nighs-Coav~ntion Set
for October ~.

The Republican primaries FOR the ei.c-
ton 81 delegates to the convention To- nom
mate n city ticket Will be held October s.
The convention wiil be held ON October 10
These dates were selected at 4 meeting
90 the city Republican Central Committee
In the Holland building annex las: night
The meeting vas largely attended and
plans for the campaign were discussed
The primaries TO D.. held October S will
be for the purpos" Of slectinx delegates to
nominate Sheriff. i've Circuit Judges.
Coroner. Public administrator. Circuit At
ioTn.y and Assistant Circuit Attorney.
~ was agreed that such OF the delegates
elected I've In the senatorial district
will meet October II ami nominate thre.
candidates FOG the Stale Senate. and that
such delegates as live IN the Represent
alive districts Will meet October l. and
nominal. candidates for the lower house
The delegates elected at the primaries
will also elect Il committeeman from each
ward.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

IT, III. temple with h.r ten maids all
clothed ga white. with their faces yelled.
III" bridegroom viii enter with igi- a.
;rfdsn'-. Two ~ them will carr him on
th'ir Shoulders. f'at D." may D.. iiS Ter
ihaH ib. bride :s fs will H.. forever after
~ ta"i- married He
The bride VIII wear . white ro.e and ~
engagement bracelet. SGs also v.ii wear
a aeCkiacr - ten Silyss pieces The bare
Ut and IN" necklace are gifts from The
psIeTts % IN. bridegroom. and are hand
- iDvp from generation 20 generation.
The marriage service viii be- IN Arab
au INTERPRETER actIrc Tor Miss Thomas
Two siiy.r rings linked i1seihnT with sill
ser chains will h, used. III. Bishop will
the other on the finger Of the bridegroom.
'h.n b" VIII chang. them about. in";i
hack again. This Is symbolic 81 ~" stnti-
TGeut mat their lives ar. liE~sd iogs'hcr-
After the service the ch7iEs are cat. Each
guest mtst clrry lighted candle. 80 wall
the brii- and Bridegroom. which vii give
fnom light tn SO IN. dangerous rocks IN
the matrimonial sea
The brides attendants are called shah
na, and the hTidsET"gn a''.r r;iI :, are ~.
-yiiI sacrifice everything Tor his wife. ard
II he will provide for the home The hrids
i asked IL she will serve her lord and
Then they Will drink glass y, holy
wire first from ono cup and then from
another. This ia a symbnl 80 N" blood
that makes life between them They NH
at n m"rssi Of bread 10 sustain that life q.
and then drink n glass CT water to cles;. So
and purify that life.
Each guest must bring the bride and
groom tao Cakss NJ soap. and every man
guest must give the bride 81 present "
MONEY When the hrid" enters hsT rev
horne SIN" must stick 4 Piece OF dough
above m. door. II II sticks. she VIII have
good luck. hut II falls IL Is = Rad omen.
sr.r the -omony there Will he . re
cer,;i"n. AZ which the bride Tili scatter
,rsnnI.s ard cardv 81 tire pavement 90 the
children. thus casting bread upon tn
waters \ dinner will follow
rr and Mrs Ghazsl viN I've at No.
-g2s F,aston avenue. After the FAR they
will return 80 Jerusalem.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
WILL ELECT OFFICERS TO-DAY
Sawsmiths to Act on Open Shop
and Wage Questions.

The committees OF the International Con-
vention Of Sawsmiths. in sessions at How
ards Hall. Olive street and Garrison ave-
rue. will report this morning on the num-
Der of so-caIled unfair shop-'' through
out the Urited States ON the hour. wage.
apprentice questions. also the financial
condition Of the organization.
Yesterdays session os the sawsmitiis
was chiefly occupied by tn. committee.
preparing these reports. ard the session
to-day is expected to be especially inter-
estinG. tnasmuch IS considerable difference
Of opinion is manifested upon the subjects
TO he reported on.
II L. believed that the open shop will
he condemned and an eisht-hour day as
well a. an increase in wages will be rec
commended. The convention will elect OFF,
GERS and select the next place of meeting
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
FIRE IN LUMBER YARD
Firm Of Steele X Hubbard Dam
aged 5000.

Fire OF unknown origin fer a short time
last cyenin; threatened to destroy hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars worth 81
property la the vicinity Of Broadway.
Branch and Dock streets. Shortly after
o'clock the night Waterman at the hard
weed lumber yard OF Steele & Hubbard.
No. Sie5 North Broadway. noticed a blaze
in a huge pile o. lumber In the yards OF
that firm.
Neither member OF the firm was pres
cnt during the IRE. 4 telephone MESA Se
was sen. 20 Mr. Hubbard at his home.
hut I; was said that he was out. Those
familiar with the class of lumber kept in
stock by this firm last night estimated the
loss caused by the fire nj about s5.0c,. a
careful examination OF the premises to-
day. however. may increase the damage
materially.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
RUNS AWAY TO VISIT FAIR.
Charles Good. l. Years Old,
Comes From Chicago.

Charles Good. /: years old. who ran
away from his home In Chicago 70 see the
Worlds Fair. was arrested yesterday at
the Fike as he climbed from horse on
the merry-go-round.
He lived with his aunt at No. CD Vim
cent avenue. Chicago. until about two
weexs ago. Having no money he beat
his way to ST. Louis on freight trains
and arrived In the city pennies and
walked TO the Fair grounds and in tn.
night climbed the fence.
He worked his way into many OF the
shows by doing odd jobs sbou: the build
inas for admission. and slept In the woods
at night.
Policeman wsddciI arrested him ana
took him to the -Four Courts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

Among the callers at Democratic head
quarter. in the Equitable building yester-
asy were: Colonel simon l.. Boogher. 81.
Louis: 4. VI. Curry. West Plains: Al ".
Lindsay. West Plains: Joe Goldman Of
the cole County Democrat. jefferson city
Doctor r. r. Brady. St. Louis. u. =. Nc
conncll. St Louis; Judge e. II. Stewart.
Edna: Judge q. g. Bland: Roiis. the
tn. Honorable Harry Il. Halves. St.
Louis. DEPUTY Sheriff J. T. Hartmann.
eN-Representativc John Smith. -. Louis.
Chairman Huffman Of tn. Pemiscot
County Committee. Claude Nstmor.. ed
itor Wetmore's Weekly. Luther Hickman.
Jefferson tSry
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
T0.DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BI SISESS.

Yesterdays bank clcsrings were Sli.5ei.-
500. balances S.IS.3ss. Local discount rates
were between a.. and per cent. Domestic
exchange Was quoted as follows: New
York. Soc discount bid: i5c discount asked;
Chicago. 25c discount bid. 1Jc discount
asked: Cincinnati. Louisville and New or
leans. &c discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed higher Mt 81 nsi.d .o4i
Dec. S1iaai.liiz 40. red. Corn closed
firm at 4si,c asked Dec. 81 41s.c No. :
mixed. Oats closed at &c asked May.
3i.13sixc No. mixed.
Spot cotton wa &c lover IN tn. local
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
SPORTING.

William Rodenbach is 20 box in the
Olympic games.
Angus Pointer beats Morning Star In the
Connecticut Stakes race at Hartford
Conn.
Johnny Regain has been substituted foI
Kid Abel In to-night's bout at the Yves,
End Club.
Cleveland Blues defeat the Browns by
dnal score Of TO ].
Cardinals split even with Chicago Cubs
in fast double-header.
Just So looks best in feature event at
Delmar.
Crime lost purse after winning second
event. but bets were allowed to stand. The
other winners we're Detest. Apple Sweet,
Blissful. King Rose and Bsrkieyite.
Daniels OF New York breaks swimming
record. but time will not be allowed.
Rausch Of Germany makes new mark for
half mile.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

nounce1 the following speakers dates:
John T. Swsneer. Lowry City. September
j.. John e. Mckinley. Tarkio. September
Is. John g. Mckinley. Frank r.. Keeper.
Princeton. September -: General George
~. Shields. Hale. September Il; CYRUS Y.
Nalbridge. Herbert Hsdley. George IL
Shields. Huntsville. September IL
Announcement Is made that National
Committeeman T. J. Atkins. John &. Me
kinley. Arthur SsEer and r ". Mccain
VIII speak al Belleview Hall. Kings high
way and Easton avenue tomorrow night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
FISHER. WOODS AND SHIELDS.
said That They VIII he Nominated
for lIrcnit Judges bS RcpublIcnns.

According to Republican politicians
Judges Fisher and Woods. now on the
bench. and General George II. Shields will
be nominated without opposition by the
Republicans this fall. II Is the consensus
OF opinion among the politicians that the
standing Of these men is such that they
can safely be intrusted with the judicial
banner.
N il said that the nominees for Circuit
Judge will not make speeches this fall. as
has been the custom of the Republicans.
General Shields Is now On the speakers
list of the Republican State Committee
hut IL IS said that he will withdraw as
soon a. he Is nominated.
Henry G. Grennsr - booming Charles
cIaffin Allen for Circuit Attorney Mr. Al
len was formerly As-ociste city Counsel
or and II ono of the hes; known attorneys
Of the city. He was formerly president Of
the Bar Association.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
BALLOONIST'S NECK
BROKEN IN FALL
Louisville .AerOnaut Killed in
Making Descent in Parachute
at TuscOla. Ill.


EEPJEi.IC SPECIAL.
Tuscola. H.. Sept a fatal accident
occurred n, tn. Douglas County Fair this
evening Joseph Elsie Of Louisville. KY.
was almost instantly killed while making
A descent In a parChute-
Elsie had ascendei IN a balloon and
when at the neigh: ~ SO feet. was shot
from a cannon. He caught in the top %
A tree when near the ground ana fell IL
feet; hta neck being broken
He has family at Louisville. The
thrilling episode was witnessed by many
thousands OF persons.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
EAR IN THE FAR EAST.

general KuropatkiU and most of hi
army have arrived at Nukien. but 6; Is
not certain that the Russians will remain
there in force II ia possibl. that a stand
will he made at Telling. forty miles north
OF Mukden.
The General Stan Mt s.. Petersburg he
Gs-es that Kuropatkins army i cut ~
danger.
Heavy cannonading IL hard again a.
Port Arthur and IL II poss!bl. tina; tn
general attack expected BY the Kus-ia;I'
has begun.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
GENERAL DOMESTIC.


Democratic editors. guests Of the Ne
tional Committee. roundIy denounce Presi-
dent Roosevelt at banquet in New York
Fire. which starts IN an engine house a,
Bakersfield. Cal. destroys two blocks in
the heart OF the city.
The death list Of the wreck Tuesday
near Warrerton. No, now reaches THU
teen.
George II. SHIRLEY OF Washington. d.
e. declines the nomination for Vice
President Icy the Continental party.
Thomas +. Waggaman files a petition
in the court at Washington, ID. g. nd
hitting that he IL unable to pay his debts
Judged a bankrupt
Members Of the Chicago Butchers Union
vote TO continue the stock yards strike.
Former Mayor McCue of Charlottesville.
Va, is charged with the murder of his
wife.
Governor Dockery makes a campaign
speech in Cole County Courthouse
A Burlington passenger train IL brouSh,
to a stop at the edge OF a high embank-
ment overlooking the Mississippi River
four miles south Of Hannibal.
At Tuscola, ILL.,. a Louisville. Ky. aero.
naut Is killed in making n descent
The engineer Of a train in Pennsylvania
snatches q 2-year-old child from the track
in front Of his swiftly moving engine.
IL is charged. and admitted by Govern
ment officials. that more than a thousand
Chinese women are held In slavery I'm San
Francisco.
2 Joseph W. Folk. Democratic nominee fol
Governor Of Missouri. speaks TO an en-
thusiastic audience at Eldorado Springs,
No.
The Illinois Conference OF the NJ. +.
Church begins its annual session at
Springfield. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
r,,., P.,,,,on for p,,m,r,.

Petitions for the Eleventh District Dem
ocratic congressional primary were re-
ccived yesterday by tn. Board Of Election
Commissioners and pronounced all right
In the Twelfth District. GIL delegations
were thrown out In the Fourteenth. Twen-
ty-secoud and Twenty-third wards. The
board will take up tomorrow all protests
sxainst delegates to the City Convention
on October 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
Buxxy struck by Car.

A buggy occupied by Mrs. Myrtle Smith
and her three children Of No. u.s. Franklin
aycnue Vas struck by Cherokee street
car last night at Twelfth and Grstiot
streets. Tho vchieic was overturned and
the occupants. were thrown Out. but c.
capped unhurt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm Of Ger
many assists In fighting the flames which
threaten to destroy the lodge of his be-
trofhed wife. Princess Cecilia. at GeIben-
sande.
The Trade. Union Congress at Leeds,
England, adopts strong resolution
against the Inauguration OF the proposed
protective system Of tariff. declaring II TO
be su.sidizing capital at the expense of
labor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
Doctor NIfoax Improved.

Doctor r. q. SifcnE. who was injured In
the wreck Of tn. Wabash train near War
rcnton. Mo. IL out Of danger and his phy-
sicians snticiiate that he will soon he abb.
to leave III. Nuilanphy Hospital. Doctor
Nifong sustained severe injuries to his
knees. besides having several ribs frac-
tured.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

Carlinville. ILL.,, Sept. THE Republican
convention Of the Thirty-eishth Senatorial
District. composed Of the counties of
Greene, Jersey, Macoupin and Montgom-
cry. was held in this city to-day. 81. ".
0hafer Of jersey County was nominated
for State Senator and Doctor W. }. Dona-
hue Of Aacouptn County. for minority Rep
Tesentative. The convention was in con-
: aeol Of the Yates faction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
Good Government CIub.

tn. regular weekly meeting Of the Good
Government Republican Roosevelt club
will take place fortnight at the h.adGuar-
tiers at No. Zs0 EugsniI street. Chsunccy
1 E'illsy th. president. will make a
speech on the Republican platform and the
candidate
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
MhIrI Along the pie.

n te Pike Day at the Fair to-day. and
the concess!onaIres will appear I'm gallant
array Grand Carnival Of all nations and
parade Of peculiar peorl. ut y m. and
parade 90 Modern Woodmen of America.
500 strCug at 10 a. IN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
Negro RepubIiesn state Leas.e.

The Negro Republican State League of
Missouri will elect officers at a meeting to
be held In Pyfhian Hall at Jefferson and
Lucas avenues at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. September
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
ORCHARD SAYS He
WASN'T SUBPOENAED
State Senator Declares That He
Did Not Attempt to Evade
Service in Farris Case.
SHERIFF BEARS HIM OUT.
Admits He Could Have Served
Legal Notice on Desired Wit
ness AT Almost Any Time
Recently.

EFTf'BL-' SPECIAL
Poplar BluH. Mo. Sept Senator
James orchard. when sen by reporter
tonight and asked about his failure to
appear at Jefferson city as a witness In
the Fsrris aud Smith cases stated that
ne had net bcea out OF the State since
about June Is. but that M subpoena had
been served uprn hin. in tn. bribery
eases. and stated that If. residence was
IN Wes; Plains. No. ard his Office in Pop
lar Bluff. Mo. where h. has been for the
last ten days except when ne was absent
o. trip "a 81. Louis. that he left Poplar
BiuT on Friday. September .. at Ia p.
m. went to 81. Louis on important bust
moss and after ..e was through with that
returned TO Poplar Bluff. where he has re-
manned eyer since.
Senator Orchard added tina; he supposed
that. " subpoena had been sent out Tor
him. II vas sent to Yves; Plains: that lie
saw by the papers that forty blank
sgbposnscs had been issued and that II
had heen the custom heretofore to sub
poena the Witnesses for each term. and
az lie had rot been subpoensed for this
term h. naturally supposed he was not
wanted. and followed his custom as here
tofore: that - h. did not attend. as he
Vas not suhpoenaed.
Senator Orchard stated that he had not
attended any court heretofore unless sub
was set down for trial. and tha, he has
not attempted TO evade the service 81 any
subpoena that might have been issued for
him.
Sheriff Hogg was seen this afternoon and
asked IL he mad received n subpoena for
senator Orchard In the ubove-named case.
lie replied nv saying that he had not. and
added that n hi had received a subpoena
FOR Mr. Orchard he could have served IL
almost any dsy. as he had seen tn. Sem
ator here often during the last several
weeks.
Attorney General Edward e. Crow Was
asked last night concerning the story that
Senator Orchard had not been out OF the
state during the time that IL was stated
n, jefferson city he was outside the juris-
HciIor Of the Missouri courts
Mr.. crow stated that all he knew Of the
matter WAS that, when the cas-. was called
for trial. he was ready TO proceed with the
evidence as far as the State of Missouri
was concerned. The subpoena for Senator
Orchard was returned into court a. not
servcd for the reason that Mr.. orchard
was not In the State.
Mr. crow stated that the matter then
passed into the hands Of Judge Graves.
who acted in accordance with the statute
in postponins the hearing until Deem
Der ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

. Uepsblicra SPeakers' Dates.
Secretary Charles u. Morris has an
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