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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
GENERAL. DOMESTIC

John Sharp Williams visits Washiflx tor
and says that the Vermont election can
not be taken as forecast Of the result
OF the general election in November
Miscreants wreck train near Ports
mouth. Va. Four persans are killed an
th!rty-five injured
Two trainmen are killed and another
seriously injured in a wreck between Dog
wood and Wilton. Ala.
Trade. crop and Industrial Developments
have been generally favorable this week
Chairman West OF the Illinois Republic
an State Committee tells Chairman Cor
telyou that he fears che Democrats may
carry the State ct the November cleo
ton.
Chicago makes active preparations TO
observe not only it, day al the World
Fair. October s. but the whole Of the week
preceding
Judge Parker VIII move his residence 10
New York soon as his letter OF ac-
ceptance has been published. and will live
in the city until the November election.
More foreign labor is imported into Zsig-
Ter 10 take the places Of men who have
deserted because OF discomfort,
The Governor of louisiana acccnrpa MED
by his s;aff and more than aD citizens
Of the State. will depart this morning :or
st. Louis TO properly observe Louisiana
Day at the Worlds Fair next week.
Congressman Covherd SAYS that not
moro than fifty congressional districts If
the country are doubtful. and that the
others will be equally divided
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
P0ET-SC0UT PASSES HAT
FOR Benefit OF THE POOR.

Ten poor. deserving persons will have an
opportunity 20 attend the Worlds Fair ST.
Louis Day. through the tholShtfulncss OF
Captain Jack Crawford. the poet-scout-
Captain Crawford delivered one OF his
lectures az the Kentucky building at tha
Worlds Fair Yesterday afternoon. ard
when nc had finished he called on the su-
diencc 20 contribute to fund 20 pay the
way OF those who cannot afford the 70
cents admission. A hat was passed
around by Captain Crawford and 81 was
collected The amount will he turned over
to Secretary George H. Morgan OF ths
Merchant Exchange
one of the features OF the lecture wa9
the reading of m original poem on the Ex-
position Captain Crawford also forward
ed To- Secretary Morgan 81 with the FOL
lowing verses:
I don't know you. AID yot; DON'T know
What sort 81 a chap I be.
Bt; TWO poor folks can see the show a
With the dollar I'm ssrtinz-sse- =
God bless vcu. Moran. You're 4 b-icky n
II I had the stJ:r - PAY -
Ia send You million check too quick:
If was Carnsc!c-
EIt gee. I'm only struggling cuS
An "A dollars heap 20 me.
Bat God will keep his
Who lsts some pC-lr folks
tn. greatest show in all the world.
Md an sltcStor to-.
Keep vo'1r fi'.- 81 love unf-ried.
Ana let the poor 70 through.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
THREE-C0RNERED FIGHT
FOR CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Rock Island. Hartman md Chicago
sRd Northvestern seeking Con-
REPU BLIC SPECIAL.

REPU BLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Sept. The cOn;es; now being
ragged for control o, the Chicago and A.
ton Railroad vas further complicated to-
dag ~ reports to the effect that 10 X
Island interests are really in control Of
the Alton. and that this control IS at pre-
ent locked up. but that 1t vii be divulgei
when the proper time comes. E-iie1ce OF
large purchases % Alton by friends %
The Rock Isleai has been seen. M: the
proportions have not been credited with
exceeding A POSSIBLE balance of power
TN the other hand !r j. claimed that
ire Herman and Hsvl. y-fiaies syr'fi:-
cate are really working together. ard
that. = hile there IL a hitch over the price
10 be paid for Alton stock. tho deal will
ultimately 60 through. and the purchaser
Will he the Union iacifc-Scuthern Pa
cifir Hartman lines. Certain fpsnciers
claim that while the Haviey pool has
cured large quantity ~ Alton stock
there - no real e.srrci with Hartman.
and that the pol received strong sIppO.,
from Hartman So'!r'ss
n Is also POSSIBLE that tho chirago and
No-thve stern viil have hand IN the
deal. II II is contaminated on this basis.
A. present the plan is for the Chicago
and Alton IN h taken over by purchs sc
nv the Union Pacific on q bass Or 81 per
share for the preferred and 81 per share
for the common stock
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
SIX DIVORCE SUITS ARE FILED.
ID. p. Richey Alleges That His
Wife Was Jealous.

Daniel p. Richey. in his suit for d.
vorce. flied in the Circuit Court yesterday.
alleges that his wife. May. wa. jealous and
disturbed him in his occupat ton Of hotel
clerk They were married June IL, 1885,.
and separated August 2. Iaes
Maud Brault charges that her husba nd
Mark. drank and failed to support her.
They were married September IL. 1889. and
separated February 10. 1852. She asks for
hinge. III
Addie g. Painter charges that her bns.
peno. George. stayed out late at ni-nt
eoused her and failed TO support ner
They were married December J. Isss and
separated May g. 1904. "''1
motifs Feldman alleges that his wife
6enna, refused TO prepare his supper and
otfuck him with a towel stick while he
~. patnins. They we're married June Il.
sSc. and separated May !. 1904. He ASK.
ZOE the custody OF their child.
walter II. Williams charges tina, bic
yife, Eieenore. subjected him TO indieni
ues. They we're married March 30 ia,
ana separated September :. lsol
Joseph Kelly alleges thar hi. VIII. An
nle. subjected him to indignities They
Eere married in June. 1856 at Philadslphis
Pa, ana separated in April, 1874. He asI.
Tor the custody OF their hve children.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
f.. T. .Icffcry Is Elected Il Director
of the Western Pa
cific Railroad.
LAST TRANSC0NTINENTAL LINK
Terminals Secured i'll san Fran
cisco and Onc-Per-Ccn; Grade
Ia Salt Lake City Is De
clarcd Feasible.

San Francisco. sept. s.--The announce
msnt tGat Edward T JeR.ry. president o!
the Denver and RIO Grands Railroad. lad
been appointed 6.recto- Of the wes-ern
Pacific Railroad Company IL regarded III
railroad men as Indicating thar IN. 1oliIds
are quietly preparing C. annex that prof.
ect {" the system OF railroads which they
control.
Hav.as selected n rs.'e tor she new line
across ;h- S!erraS and entered the Eastern
market Tor material for III. CONSTRUCTION
OF this Weston extension - tasir rosGs.
they hav. now injected into the director
sie OF the Western Pacific Company one
OF ,hoir aoi-st s.resentstives
The Western Pacific RAILWAY Company
Vas organized TO build from self Lake 70
san Francisco and to construct certain
branch lines in California. 1t main line
all! b. about So miles long. and in al!
about / - miles 80 road will be iaij. Up
20 IN. present time the Western Pacific
he's invested $1,000 on it, project.
y has secured extensive terminals on
the Harhar OF san Francisco. and has Ier-
fect-f iiV entrance 10 thc terminals. as
vel - having acquired ;ef uinals in ether
elite. in California.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
East -. Louis Managers Act
Slowly in accomplishing
Strikers.
THEY WILL RUN OPEN SHOPS.
Cav" Notice That The Steward
System Will Er abolished
E>iiniai" of The
Strikes Cost.

JOY at the ness that the STRIKE. az the
| packing trades had been called OF vas
mingled with disappointment, Yesterday
morning when les than y, 90 the 5Di
strikers We're taken blcI; L" work at the
thre' big East =. Louis plants
II ~ 'rlid Tint several hundred NOR. will
he taken hack to-day and Monday. but IL
| IL ;earen that there will be many who WIFI
not he able I" secure work .o- som. time.
The mon who applied FOR work yost.r-
day did :" as individuals and not as mem
oers OF the union. a. has hitherto been the
rule Those To whom WORK was give, t,r-
oers'and that the packers will run an
open shop. and il makes no difference 10
them whether man was union or non
Lnior. - long - he did his work prom
eily. Th. Office OF stewart : To be done
away with. Tn Stcuaru MAS Maid bv In.
union, ami his duties were 10 oversee :he
men and To hear complaints and 10 take
these complaints to the psckins-housc Of
ficiais
meeting OF strikers was held yestcr-
Cay morning at the Eas, -. Louis CITY
Hail II vas addressed b. Tin Moran
ieade: Of III. East s., Louis strikers lie
i-"h 4 fnesS3g- from pre<ii.ur I;,rneIIy
stating mat ts.e strike had been called of
anu hoEising the T-len Ia return io work
ia groups. 80 as no; 70 food IN. hackers
Win applications for work
Inc nesssg. stated that the s,-tisrn.pf
W. lfct '.hai the union wanted nor = NAT
IN D"nneilys opinion. IL wa- entitled in.
nut ~ was the only means tn VII Oh tho
NC OF The Organization could be main
tanned IN III" lacking industry II also
urged the men To- stand firm nv tho a.
D. built Up
Unofficial estimates yesterday placed the
loss Ia "a lsries To East ST Louis strikers
AZ about 5000. Tho loss TO packers oc-
cssioEed 10y the Increased number If
Tatchmen and the care OF the strike
breakers. and also the commissions Cor
securing the men. together with a loss OF
business a. a rcsyl, OF the strike is placed
~ about 5000, or half the loss to ;he
strikers
The National Stock Yards s. supposed
10 have suffered logs ~ close to SEQ
90. and farmers and ~,ockrisr's losses
arc placed At figures ranging from :1S.-
60 to 81 ,f11U
This loss w"s the result, OF the drop
IN prices Of cattle. which had tn ia sold
in order that the Stockmcn might Yay Of
the mortgages on them. and also N he
Increased cost 81 feeding cattle. which
were ready for market. hut which could
not tc shipped on low market
Tho loss TO the public IL var!ou.iy .sti-
nlat'G. but a. many Persons have done
without meat during the strike the in
creased cost OF meat fell principally on
those who could best afford TO pay Il.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
COUNCIL PASSES BOND BILL.
Action on Emergency Clause De
ferred Until Next Meeting.

The City Council last night passs-l the
bill authorizing the floating Of ss.0ooG
worth Of municipal bonds for the erection
OF public buildings and the general i'm
provement OF the Cit.
As nine members were absent the num-
Der necessary for the passage of the
emergency clause which Is attached to the
measure. action was deferred on the
clause. This part OF the bill. IL IL thought.
Will be disposed If at the next meeting
after which the bill will be forwarded 10
the House.
Before the bond issue can he noated how
ever. the proposition ms; be submitted 10
the voters.
President Hornsby introduced a hi! au-
thorizfng the Health Commissioner TO send
not more than iJD insane patIenty 70 a
State institution 10 relieve th. crowded
conditions at the Insane Asylum The bin
specifies that 800 be appropriated for
this purpose.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Nine Deiesasson. R.,.c,.s.

Nine delegations were rejected yesterday
by the Board of Election Commissioners.
They We're: First Ward. Parker-FoIk:
Sixth Ward. straight Democratic. Third
Ward. independent Democratic: Eleventh
Ward. Democratic: Sixteenth war,l. Folk
Democratic: Twenty-first Ward. strafSht
Democratic. Twenfy-first Ward. good gov
ernment Democratic. and Twenfy-sixfh
Ward. city Democratic. The board dcc,d-
ed that Mr.. Folks name should not be-
used as a caption for any ticket DeIegs-
tions bearing the name Folk hyphenatcd
or otherwise. were ordered changed under
penalty OF being thrown out
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Marine Intelligence.

Havre. Sept. a-Arrivcd: lie Bretazne
from New York.
New York. Sept. ?.-Arrived: Algeria
Naples and Genoa.
Glasgow, Sept. 9.-Arriyed: Siberian
Philadelphia. via ST. Johns. New Found
land.
Copenhagen. Sept. Sailed: United
States. New York.
Dover. Sept. Sailed: Bluecher tfrom
Hamburg. New York
Neville, Sept. s-Ssilcd: Ethiopia from
Glasgow. New York, Tunisian fron
LIVERPOOL. Montreal.
Queenstown. Sept. :-SaiIed: Cretic
6rom Liverpool. Boston.
Earth quake Felt at Rfverslde, Cal
Riverside. Cal. Sept. "a slight Garth.
quake shock was felt here to-day. No
damage was done.
Liverpool. Sept. s.-sailed: Arabic, New
York via Queenstown.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
FIFTH ..DoN'T WORRY EXCURSION.
Nine Hundyed Texas Members Arrive
on Cotton BELT Special.

Yesterday At noon the Cotton Belts
fifth special train Of 40 members OF the
Don't Worry Cab OF Texas arrived ut
Jn:on Station. and the party will spend a
week In ST. Louis seeing the Fa.-.
The first train hroueh; IT, the second
al. the third 80 the fourth 90. and ire
nth. which arrived Yesterday. Sa max
ing to,a! 81 nearly Son members Of the
society which have come fror-, Texas aior.
in the last two months Members Of fhs
Texas crub- AMI A =. HlCS.ale. ras=,ii-
ger agent Of the Cotton Belt at Dallas
siaiIn that this j. tn. largest rsrnbcr CT
any one club TO visit the Fair from any
Sta =. in tho Union. The plan adopted by
the rCxsS Don't Worry Club-' has been
adopted BY many clubs IN other states
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

Stockton. Cal Sept :.-JiTecJOr Eyed
" Wet stated positivciy today that the
Goulds are tn. main hackers Of IN. West
..n Pacific Railroad. as Indicated b. the
election ~ 5Iward r JeffeYy 10 IN.
directorate. JsH.ry is president OF the
Denver and Rio Grs nde and it tie head
cf number az other GoUid lir'S- Mr.
West stated also that the f:~ckwitit Pass
route Rad been d.fiaitsly decided upon and
that there would not be HlD!- than l-p@r-
cent zraJe from San Francisco 10 salt
Lake CITY. Construction Will begin -irsy
At Ghe latt.- place and very soon work
will begin from san Francisco. SscTa-
rr-n,o and Stockton ~ Salt Lake city
the Western Pacific Will connect VITA
other roads % the Gould system.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
HUGHE-TAyIoR
OBITUARY.


T.. q. HAGEE
Scsomis. Ill. Sept Sc c. Hsse. n hotel
keeper here. died tonight He Was q year.
ODE TUCKER
.eniralis; No. aers. s.-Od- Tucker IS years
oId dfed last night at his home. eight miles
south Of this city. Of fever. He vas sick but
MRS. ANN WILLIAMS TILDES
lsifchneid. III. Sept. "a message has been
received here from Deny ct. coio.. announcing
the death Of Mrs.. Ann Williams Tilden WIDOW
o, Doctor Joseoh q. Tilden. q former we'll
known physician Of this city
ROBERT T.. CHEEK
Pine Blur. Ark. Sept. s.-Robert o. Cheek
Of Louis = Cheek.
Pine Eiuf. Arb. Sept. e-Doctor a A. Iau-
jean old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
4 Now Line Into Chicago.

F.I-F7t BIsl- y f-'-TNIs-
Chicago. Sept a.-The Southern Indiana
railroad has perfected all arrangements
to run into Chicago. For nearly n year
the company has been working 10 extend
its line here Territory vas arranged for
To the Indiana lire some time ago. bI; II;
WIS not until to-day that tine org, iiizati0n
had perfected its plan 20 com. into the
"A company which Is to build the tracks on
tho section from the Indiana State line to
Chicago. This separate organization il an
Illinois corporation. called the chicago
Southern Railway. " hose stockholders Will
be the same thos. of the Southern In
diana. the parent company. The Southern
Indiana Railway Company WAS organized
In iss. and IL Practically a reorganization
OF The Evansville and Richmond Railway
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Exhibitors Arc Preparing to Give
Fruit 10 80. OsO Visitors

!. T. StinsOn. superintendent of pomo-
losy. and the various superinienden;S Of
the STATE exhibits :n the Palace OF Horti-
culture yesterday decided upon October 4
AZ Horticultural Day. Every State will
distribute fruit of all kinds to visitors. 1t
l. expected that more than 5stC.o persons
will respond TO the Invitation to visit ihe
Palacc uf Horticulture. and arrangements
will he made 20 furnish that numbc. with
fruit.
Several carloads will 10 at the disposal
OF the department. Apples will b.. the
chief fruit distributed and Missouri alone
has secured from the fruit growers OF
South Missouri = carload Of fine iona
than War.rm.ionS peaches. pears.
grapes and every other kind OF fruit that
lasts into the fall will be given away as
z0fIyensre
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank ciearings were S-2lI-
az and balances sss7.4il. Local discount
rates were between az and per cent Do
nestle exchange was quoted rs follows:
New York i5c discount bid. sc discount
sske": Chicago e1c discount bid. Ioc dis
count asked: Cincinnati. Louisville and
Now Orleans &c discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed higher al sl.!ol. asked
Dec; 81 i2i.aI.l IL No. red. Corn closed
lower at iSi=c asked Dec: 52n52izc No. {:
mixed. Oats closed At 3-izI3s-.c asked
Dec; 81 .a23izc No. . mixed
Spot cotton was unchanged In the local
market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Ticket Company Assigns.

Boston. Sept. :.-The New System Ticket
Company. New Jersey corporation. 20
which was awarded the contract for
rrinting the tickets used 10y the Louisiana
Purchss. Exposition. AZ - Louis. has as
signed The financial troubles OF the corr
Germ are said TO have resulted from thcir
action IN transferring the ticket cor'rac;
to another firm No statement of assets Or
liabilities has sesn given cut.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

fsf.I7I FiI.If ~F7F-I- M
Pi;'sburg. Pa. Sept s-Wh"u orders is
sued by railroads C"ntcrinS in PittsbIrg
take ercc; fuIly 9J.6,, idle men will have
been put to work. This - said to b.. due
70 III" fact that during tho spring and
s5.n.in.- Tsfr. rchmcntS U.r. ordered
Western railroads have b~cn taking empty
freight cars from this section all summer
and famine In freight cars will re-
suit unless the ears are returned. The
railroad rush here * exclusive OF that east
~ ALBANIA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Texas Red Men Depart.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. :.-Texas representa-
lives Of the Improved Order OF Red Men
departed tonight TO attend the Great
Council 81 thu uitej States. to be opened
At -. Joseph. No. Monday. The follow
ing compos. tn. Texas d.leystiOn: J. d
Slawson 81 BARTLETT. gr.a- chief 81 rec
oid- of tn. Great Council Of Texas: -. =
Sullivan Of Dallas. y. n. Henderson Of
Brenham. j. = chapman % Austin. John
King of Gainesville. great s.chsI.I ~ Tex
a.. and Jane. Shankiiu Of Paris. Tex
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
TO LET LIGHTING CONTRACT.
Wclsbach Lights Will Bc Used
South of Kcokuk Street.

Al a meeting Of the Board OF Public
improvements yesterday II was decided
{" let III" contract for illumination south
OF K'okuk street 70 the I-scicde Gas Lgh:
Company. the holders Of the general light
ing contract. wclsbsch lights Will DC
ueod.
For tho last thirty wears lamps IN this
district have -o-t III. city So apiece a
yca-. Tn. new contract Will 10 entered
into on tn. sam. basis a. the general
lighting contract. that IS. s., a lamp.
which viii mean quite a saving for the
CITY. The new contract will run until
the expiration OF the general contract IN
september l:'lc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

A marriage license was issued in CLAW
ton Thursday az midnight Ia William i
Roberts OF St. Louis
F VI. Mort was fined 81 and COSTS by
Justice Buerman In Valley Park yest,r-
day on charge OF vsgrancy When ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff sturdy Mort
wore a mask that made him appear ahn,,i
~ years old. although he is only about %.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
&. 4 =. Ticket Collectors.

bloomington. Ill. sept. a-The officials
81 the Chira<r and Alton announced to-
day their intention Of Immediately placing
ticket collector on all the through trains
- tho night runs between Chicago and
St Louis. Heavy travel has resulted ia
i.cted. and ghe company fas figured that
collectors wyild NOR" than pay their sal
srv by relieving the conductors OF this
Ia bOy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
SPORTING

Ralph Tozi.r is running the meet at
Newport as a private venture
Just So should win from Jack Young to-.
day.
The Regent won fifth rae. at De!mar
from Anne Davis. Otber winners were
Narro. The Cook. Ice Water. Barklyite
and Flora Willopghby.
Browns again break even with tho De-
troit Tigers in lively double header.
The programme for the Olympic golf
games was announced
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Jedery Knows Nothing.


F.f.E7I Blu = F.'-EsNIs-
Sew York. Sept. Be. T. JcfTery. who
is in New York. said h. did not know
anything about his election to tn. d.
r-ctorate OF the Western Pacific Railroad
Company. Mr.. jeffrey was in clos con-
Sultstion with Mr.. Could al the time and
would net b.. seen. In espcnse to a note
asking about his election as a director Of
the Western Pacific. Mr.. Jeffrey sent ou.
this word: Il CO not know anything
about IT..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN

-'.:i:;:- J. Donohue Of Chicago was elect
sa president % the United National Post
C.:ce Clerks
Ju-y ~ Awards az the Worlds F'air will
not Judge the Irish industrial exhibits.
Three Indians. graduates 81 the Govern
nent Indian schools. acted As Judges in &
hand contest between two bands Of the
Woodmen at the FAR
The active Democratic campaign vii be
gin September l..
Miss Daisy Barbee. one OF ST i.puiS's
wo,rsR lawyers. will Ice married tony to
Emen Se:deI Of Cleveland. -.
TIE American Rosntgcn Ray Society be
gins its convention at Louisiana Hall
Attorney General Crow obtains an in
junction against the bullfisht promoters.
Pstrolman John DriscolI OF the Central
District was fined & for smoking on duty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

\ call was issued yesterday for a pr
mary In the Twelfth Congressional Dis
trscj on October . Delegates will then be
al the Hamilton Club. No. c12i Pine street.
on October s. FOR the selection OF a can
d.daf. for the EYffv- ninth Congress.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
Amos 4. TIT Vow At
TILE nsAX ca

Mr.. Amos &. l u 80 long and fsyorabiy
known TO the retail clothing trade OF 81.
Louis. Is now n the great clothing dc
partment OF the May Company. Washing
ton avenu" and Sixth street. where he Will
he pleased TO meet mis- Old friends and
patrons
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
WEDDINGS.


Terrell. Tex. Sept. s.-Professor Ben p Will
ifaIns. Jf-. OF Dallas and Miss Emma Est.
Clifton Of Kaufman were married at IN. latter
place LAST evening. the Reverend o. r. Thomas
OF This city officiating.
HUGHESS-TAyIOR
IAronte. No. Sept s-Mr. A. T Hu-he. OF
Narsnsburg and Miss Stella Tavfor OF fhts
city were married here last evening
GREESFTELD-FDx
Dvquoin Ill., Sept s-Nr Hsr,,, Gr.ens.Ia
and Miss Edith Bessie Fo1. Of this city were
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

7-3s dissolved. Tho affair. 81 tho company
will in future ~ Ia the hands OF the
shareholders
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No torture compares to that OF q Rheu-
matte. Prescription No. Isl. by Elmer 4
Amend quickest relief Of all.