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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-19

LIFE insurance is among the big
gest things in this land of big
things, according to the prepared
statement showing that at the be.
ginning of the year there were over
100000 life insurance policies in
force with ordinary and industrial
companies, as compared with 7,OOO,.
600 homes owned in the United
States, 100000 savings bank depos
itors, 100000 ,:fraternal order certifi
Gates and 100000 building and loan
certificates.
THE name of Lafayette Bliss, who
recently cast his lot with Virgin
ians as superintendent of schools
of District No. %, is prominently
mentioned in connection with the
Office of state superintendent OF
public instruction. The office il
appointive by the governor. Mr.
Bliss comes to Virginia with the
unqualified support of many of the
recognized instructors of the state
and should he conclude to go after
the plum we trust Gov. Dunn may
not turn a deaf ear to the recon-
mendations from all sections Of
Minnesota.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
ENTERS CLAIMS
AGAINST SCHWAB.
English Head of Pneumatic Tool
Trust Seeks to Recover $780,
coo Invested.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Jan. 1<--ArChibald Maconochie.
member of Parliament and English head
of the Pneumatic Tool Trust. is said to
I've threatening al expose in the affairs of
that comhin, which viii rival the Ship
building Trust scandal
London financial people have advised
their Chicago correspondents that Mr.. Ma
conochie has filed a claim against Charles
NJ. Schwab. J. W. DUntley. Max Pam. G.
II. Mathiessen and others of the Tool
Trust directorate for the return OF f50.Coo.
which: he put into the enterprise on their
advice and representations
They adj that Mr.. Maconochie accom-
ranies the demand for the return Of his
money with a threat to bring suit in the
American court for the recovery of the
amount. unless Messrs. Schawb. Pam.
DunJIey and their associates settle with
him.
The report from England TO local finar-
ciers WAS surprise to those posted on the
foreign affairs OF the tool combine An
explosion of some kind has been predicted
for some time. but II was not expected 70
take the form in which Mr.. Maconochie
has presented il.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
SECOND ATTEMPT SUCCESSFUL.
Guy T.. Ward Swallows CarbOlic
Acid and Dies.

In iis second attemp. % commit suicide
within two months. Gay +. Ward = years
old. succeeded. when ne swallowed thIe"
ounces %: carholic acid in his room at the
Colonial Hotel. No. SIS Walnut street.
about 10 o'clock last night.
Ward was found by an empIove Of the
hotel and vas at once removed 20 the city
Hospital The Ioison had SO thoroughly
entered his system that the physicians
could not revive him. ana ue died within
I few minutes
IN note addressed TO lis wife. Leah.
y ard explained that his reason for ending
his lie Was III" deception OF another w0ru-
an. who had taken his money. Ward was
arrested about week ago on a charge OF
emhczzlcment. preferred by {. ". Zvsch.
a tenant Of the Missouri Trust building.
He was released last Wednesday Tor want
Of prosecution.
Two months ago Ward took carnolic
acid at his room. No l4+1 old Manchester
road. but vas saved by prompt treatment
1t tie city Hospital. Until last evening.
wHer he engaged a room at the colonial
Hotel. he had lived NJ No. @SH Washing
ton avenue His wife is 1T the home Of
her parents IN OIdenbur=, Ill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

Philadelphia. Jan. H.-Arrived: Steam
ship Friesland. from Liverpool.
New York. Jan. 1s.-Arrived: Stella, Ma
pies and Genoa: Germany. MarseiIles. etc
via Bermuda.
st. Johns. Newfoundland. Jan. 1S.-Ar-
rived: CarthaGenian, Glasgow and Liver
pool. for Halifax and Philadelphia.
Gibraltar, Jan. 1I.-Passed: Nord Amer
lea. Genoa and Naples, for New York.
Liverpool. Jan. 1S.-Arrived: Ivernia
New York.
Genoa. Jan. 16.-sailed: Liguria, New
York
Hamburg. Jan. IS.-sailed: Belgravia
New YORK.
Genoa. Jan. ls-Arrived: Hohenzollern
New York. via Naples.
Cherbourg. Jan. ls.-Sailed: Auguste
Victoria from Hamburg and Southampton.
New York.
Eoulosne, Jan. 17.-Sa!led: Belgravia
from Hamburg. New York.
Lizard. Jan. ls.-Passed: Meaaba New
York. for London.
Cape Town. South Africa. Jan. 1s.-Ar-
rived previously: Vermont. Portland. Ore.
viz Singapore.
New York, Jan. 1S.-The Cunard Line
steamer Aurania, from Naples for New
York, was reported by wireless telegraph
IN communication with Nantucket light
ship this afternoon She will dock to-
mOTrow morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

\ saloon and restaurant located at the
northeast corner of DE Baiivicre and DE
Givcrville avenues. which was conducted
by Joseph H Wciter. was torn down yes
terday by twenty employees Of tn" Gorhart
Realty and the Home Brewing companies.
Sheriff Dickmauu had a few minutes be
fore served 4 writ OF possession upon
Weiter. which had hceu issued two weeks
ago by JudG" Fisher Of the Circuit Court.
Immediately upon part Of the building
being moved and the ground cleared. eX
cavationS preparatory to the erection Of
tn. Forsyth Hotel were commenced.
Immediately upon part Of the building
stood is owned by the Gerhart Realty
Company. and legal difficulties had been
pending since the first of December be
tween the company ana their tenant.
Weitcr, who claimed that he had verbal
lease which allowed him to keep DcsSas-
sion until April l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

nave been consulted are afread TO at
tempt to shoe the animal.
To serur" the horseshoer against prob
able accidents. set Of stocks was built
to hold the muae while the shoes We're
, fitted. but the willy animal OWNED the
purpose Of the stocks and any attempt
70 bring II near them is met with a rapid
fire ot kicks.
Other solutions Of the mule problem have
been proposed and have all fallen through
from some suddenly manifested idiosyn-
cIasy of this animal that let's its heels
rise to any occasion that It does not un-
GerStaud.
81 Burke is in the market and will he
sold to any bidder who has the temerity
to undertake its care. There will he no
guarantee that the animal is sound of
wind, though its heels have been proven
without hlemish
Further than this the Workhousc will
not certify. but the main condition of the
sale is that there shall be no recourse
against the. city for any acts of this ami
NAL after the sale.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The President has
made the following appointments of mid
shipmeu:
PrinciralS:
Emmett. Robert Morris. son Of Colonel 3. F.
Emmett. Of New York
L.mley. bowman Palmer. Son Of Captain
H K Isniey, L :. A. retired.
Sands. Henry Meade. son OF Rear Admiral
II. Sands. L. :. y.
Waller I.ttleton walter TazeweII. Jr. son
u Lieutenant Colonel l. W. T. Waller L,
Gibson Holbrook son VI Rear Admiral ". q
ari +; Aames. L :. y, retired
AltsrDateS:
Hunt. Rid-ley. Jr.. son Of Lieutenant Ridgley
Hunt. I. : N retired.
Ames. Eugene. son 4 Medical Inspector How
ari E. Aules. L ). retired.
Stewart. Laurence Sprague. son Of Pay d.
rector Edwin Stewart. L. :. y. retired
Marion. Paul II. son of Professor Henri
kinksia. Thomas Cassn, son Of Lieutenant
C2rrlrnandsr 7 w: kilkaid. L $ N
Roelker- Edward Porter, son OF Captain c. r.
Rocker. L =. y, retired.
Chief Engineer Henry HerviE. L. 8 y
Br"ckenridge Henry SklIuan. son Of Major
tired
McCaHIsy. Tracy Lay. son of Colonel C. A.
H NCCaUlev. I. 8 \.
Allen. William Herchel, Jr. Of Lieutenant
Commander W. H. Allen. L. s. "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

Th. Realty Company claimed that he
had no lease and tnat Weiter rented the
pron"rty from month 10 month. Wi'trr
refused to vacatc when asked 10 It" so
some months ago. according t" Douglass
J. Robert, who is the attorney for tine
company.
\ suit was Instituted on December 70.
and tn" case was heard before Judge Fish
er. The jury rendered verdict in favor
Of the Realty Company. and "A writ of
possession was granted. and an attach
ment for $500. y new trial was denied
today. and Weitcr's houd was fixed at
$4,000 pending an appeal
The bond WAS not flied. and Sheriff
Dinkmauu was instructed TO serve the
writ OF possession.
At a few minutes before . O'Clock Sheriff
pigkmauu and ESec.Jiyr p,TIty Andy "a.
Watson served the writ upon We!ter. and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
RESUME DOODLE
INQUIRY TO-DAY.


! caused the Grand Jurors 20 he sum
moned to appear at the Four Courts in
extraordinary session.
| Doctor A. ]. Hammerstein was qucs-
toned by Mr.. Folk as to the reports that
he had conversed with +. ". Block a
member of the House Of Delegates. about
the Terminal bill
Doctor Hammerstein represents the
Twelfth Ward and Block the Eighth in
the House Of Delegates. According To
statements already published in The Re
public. Doctor Hammerstein. susrecting
| that a Doodle deal was on in connection
with the Terminal bilrs passage, visited
! Block in his saloon and questioned him
about 1t. Hammerstein stated that Block
gave him the names of several persons
who were to get 1919 for their votes on the
/ fill and said that he (Hammersteim could
| have the same amount.
! Hammerstein declares that the name Of
Delegate Lakeland was one Of those men
Lackland. who Indignantly denied any
knowledge of the alleged deal.
HAMMERSTEIN CONFIRMS.
Circuit Attorney Folk had not seen Doc
tor Hammerstein about tho matter until
yesterday. and it IS said that Hamme-stein
reiterated his published statements and
gave more information than has already
been published
Block also visited the Circuit Attorneys
office, as aid Thomas Barrett. and Dele
gates Witthoefft and Gazzolo 1t is Under
stood that Block denied having made such
a statement to Hammerstein or that he
had mentioned anything about S915 to him
In connection with the Terminal bill leEis-
lation.
Both Hammerstein and Block viii be
among the Witnesses before the Grand
Jury to-day and will be under oath when
they testify. which was not the case when
torney yesterday. Remembering the fate
Of the old combine members. nearly all of
whom We're indicted on charges Of perjur-.
it is thought that witnesses will endeavor
to avoid any such trouble
President PEBBLES of the Pneumatic
Transmission Company of Chicago and At
torneys Alexander ]. r. Garresche and 9.
+. Bauer. the company's legal representa-
tivcs in st. Louis. Will also be witnesses
to-day and are expected 70 reafIirm their
statements that Tom Barrett asked for
$4,000 and finally agreed to take $500 for
the passage Of the pneumati tube bill
with the understanding that the money
was To go to the boys"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
Sentiments Loudly Chccred by
His Close Followers at Dol
lar Dinner
THE PRECONVENTi0N WORK.
Ncbraskan Leader Says That
Nominee Should BE Il Man
Whose Democracy Could Not
BE Il Campaign Issue.

Lincoln %.h Jan. lS.-N formal well
.., e., " = r,,,-,,, ,., t,5. ,.t.--,, from
'''il' 0" !" - VA" "'l i'S '''-.' J."
T.IIoue. fazinL the form ot dollar din
49, 49,. ~, ,;..h, I'D 49,. ....+..-,,l
ne WIS "'Ii l'-i''N'i'' ''''- "-- '','
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'ii"H- oil men Ut i'H - i'ip''"N ".'t al
cord with NIr Tr..tr.'S rfplifl,af' rDl.sies.
.i., 80
II was intended As q t'Slliii'f4lii ~ IL
fr.rI and -y yrsiT.;,rb, with NTT E;r7-1g'S Uu-
re-, a., ,,,,.,,t,,',. -, ..4 80 IL,
mo 'tttIN" participation Oh IN" i''S'i--
yprrfiorI .Ir1-,.4i,.s
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MI. !'Ilai. I,ll a Shoi{ i,ltI'--'A ~
thuSiastIc4liv greeted. tiis speech. which
was extended v-..- hear. .f.- .tf.tiaf-.i.l his
.is.I.,,.l-4,.- - 80. L--.,.. ~ -.lg-'.,rru
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N''S N'''',' ~ .''E t.'-.N '.-' me-.
!'-J'iAi'i. '&' -I'F WIN MS H' u" .t-. u
tar nominees rf the -. Louis 'HIT'l'tl'- !
I, IL accord vith that platform. bringing
,Ifr III. 5.-r,,arrsf--sItinrl - -ha -,-.rlr..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
ARCHBISHOP TO OFFICIATF.
Will lie Celrbrant of Mass for the
ReNcrcnI Nnthcr Am lla.

Archbishop Glennon Will be the ceIebrant
of the requiem mass for Mother Agatha
this morning at I:30 o'clock in the chapel
of St. Josephs Convent. Pennsylvania
avenue and Kansas street.
The Reverend Father BernadIne viii bc
the archpriest, the Reverend Father Con-
molly the deacon of honor, the Reverend
Father c. Donald the subdeacon of honor.
The deacon Of the mass will bc the Roy
erend Father Asmuth. G. NJ; III" suiGrt-
con. the Reverend Father booi"y. and tine
master OF ceremonies, the Reverend
Father Brennan
The sermon will be preached by th'
Reverend Father p J. Talon.
The Tallbsarers viii be Mother Sorarine
of 81. Paul, Mother Mary John. Detroit.
Mother Loyola. Depere, Wis; Mothers Ju'
liza VI. Basil and Nj. IISnuri -, Louis.
Immediately after the funeral service
the poiy will be taken to Nazartth. where
il VIII be buried
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

IN the list Of condemned city property
for which bids are now being received at
the Office of Supply COMMISSIONS John
7. Boyce appears the item. "One mule.
Can he seen at the Workhouse."
II the plans of Superintendent Scuily go
through, this animal vii! no longer be
seen at the Workhcuse. 1t has refused to
work during The day and has spent its
nights III riotirs and making kindiings out
Of the Finch planks Of which its stall is
constructed.
The animal was named Burke after
a Worlihousc inmate. who Was always
kicking. verbally. The mule kicks every
body and everything III reach. physically,
and it has worn out its shoes in this uu-
profitable occupation.
1t was thought that the lack Of shoes
WAS the reason for the animals refusal
to haul the carloads of ashes that its
predecessor pulled but blacksmiths VINO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
DOCTOR II. C. DYsART LAID TO REST
Former Member of Board of Health
Hurled ut Paris, Mo.

REPUBI.I,' SPECIAL
Paris. Mo. Jan. 1s-Doctor b. G. Dysart.
former Surgeon of Cockrell's brigade and
a member of the State Board of Health
who died of pneumonia at Paris Saturday
was buried to-day from the Christian
Church. The funeral was attended by phy-
sicians and old comrades in arms from all
over the state.
Governor DOckery could not come. but
sent Colonel Morrow. The floral offerings
were varied and beautiful. The music was
arranged at the dead mans request Miss
Bodine. in accordance with h.H expressed
wish, sang Face to Face" Dry eyes
were few in the audience, as th ,spNad man
was greatly beloved.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
NEW OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN.
Woman'S Humane Society Elects
Mrs. 7. Ii. Cumst0ck President.

The Beard of Directors CHOSEN at the
annual meeting Of the Wonan'S Humane
Society met At their office. No. so North
Grand avenue. yesterday morning and
elected officers as follows:
Ai--. T. g. coms;ock. president: Mrs 9
Underestimate. first vice president; Mrs.
$ J. Cobb. treasurer, and Miss Emma Mi
lintz. secretary. The members OF the
Board Of Directors sre Mrs. T. Ric!sen.
Mrs. James Y. Player. Mrs. o. M!lintz.
Mrs. G. w Butterfield. Mrs. VI. =. Ruth
srford. Mrs. {. Lindenschmidt and Mrs.
7 q. Comstoc's.
The society vas organized January :.
1881. and chartered IN July. lSS. Ms. Al
bert Todd was the first president.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
TO RECEIVE GENERAL BATES.
University Club Will Honor
Army Division Commander

Major General John {. Bates. com
mander Of the Northern Division of the
United States Army. whose headquarters
We're opened in St. Louis several days ago.
will be the guest OF honor at 4 reception
tonight at the University Club.
Members of General Bates's staff. army
officers at jefferson Barracks and the
Worlds Fair, and officers of the army
and navy detailed for duty in St. Louis,
will be present Invitations have been ex-
tended To- foreign Commissioners to the
Exposition and diplomatic representatives.
from foreign countries.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
FOREIGN.

The Hereros uprising in German South
west Africa has become so serious that
large re-enforcements of troops will be
necessary to restore order and permit the
colonists to return to their homes.
4 new Russian law requires compensa-
ton to be paid to factory workers and
miners for injuries received while at work.
ard in case of death provides an annuity
for the family.
A London court grants a divorce 70
Major Maud on the ground that his wife s
marriage to Dan Z. Hanna. after obtain
inc a divorce in the Uniteu States, was
higamOuS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
ARKANSAS DELEGATION ACTIVE.
VIII leave No Stone Unturned TO
Have Jones' Named Cnnmissioner.

MI i'i-i - FL Al
Nas.t'ngton. Jan. 1S.-The Arkansas con-
gressiona! delegation is leaving no stone
unturned in its efforts to .and the canal
commits sionership for ex-senator Jones
\ Letter has been drawn up and signed
by all members Of the delegation. save
representative Macon and Senator Clarke
ihnocs'hs the former Arkansas Senator.
keprt sentative Macon, who declined TO
sign the letter, is a close friend of Sen
ator Clarke. who ia not n sympathy with
Mr. Joncss candidacy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
Unable to Locate Lerof.

George II. Leroi. collector in the am
ploy of the Wilfred Schade Company in
the Century building. and who resides
with his sister at No. 160S Blair avenue.
has not been located He disappeared on
January IL Prosecuting Attorney Dalton
has interested himself in the case and is
aiding in the search for the missing coll
leCtOr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
REPORT OGLESBY RESIGNED
Governor Yates Refuses TO Dis
cusS the Matter.

T.F-IT I.LI0 SIE'INIn
Springfield. Ill. Jan. 1>-A rumor was
circulated to-day that Colonel john n.
oElesby has resigned as private secretary
to Governor Yates. and that Charles Tin
ney viii succeed him. Governor Yates
viii not talk
Colonel OcIeshv surprised his friends
yesterday by announcing that he had mar
ried Miss ISiith AmeS OF Woodstock. Ill.
secretly. on March $ 1G-l2. The bride is the
daughter Of an engineer on the Lake Shore
k,tilM.N.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
Meeting Called in st. Louis.

REI'J BLTC SPECIAL.
Houston. Mo. Jan. lS.-Chairman A. 2.
Murphy of the Republican Central COM
mittee of the Sixteenth Congressional Dis
trict has called 4 meeting of the commit
tee at the Llndeli Hotel. ST. Louis. for
January 20. to set the time and place for
holding the Congressional Convention This
district is now represented By Robert La
mar DemD, who will no doubt be nom
mated without opposition to succeed him
self.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
To Discuss nickens's Fagin.

The character Of Fasin in Dickens's
oliver Twist will be the topic of dis
cussion at the Y. II. II. \. Chautauqua
Circle, At the home, No. 3137 Pine street,
Thursday evening. The speakers will be-
Kalish and Unterberger. Kari NJ. Vets
burg will preside.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
RESINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were Sll'loZ
nj. balances sl.715 go. Local discount rates
were between and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York. 3Oc premium bid. 4Oc premium asked:
Chicago. &c discount bid, par asked: Gin
cinnati. Louisville and New Orleans. &c
discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed higher at S5isdS5h4c BID
Sfay, 92d95i2c No. red. Corn closed low
er at I6islIi i6asc May. 4ic No. . mixed. Oats
closed at 4OSsc bid May. 39a.c No. mixed
Spot cotton was unchanged in the local
market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

Young Corbett'' says he is willing to
meet Dave Sullivan. and the date of the
battle will be set for February 90. before
California Club Offering largest purse Cor
bett will meet Jimmie Britt March IL:
kid Mccoy is again a bridegroom the
rev wife being Miss Indiola Arnold
who has been playing the Fairy Queen in
The Wizard of or
August Belmont and Tom Williams have
announced that they will take no sides
in the local turf difficulties
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
CoaL!ey Personal II Puzzle.

j. ]. Coakley. assistant superintendent
Of the Terminal Railroad Association. is
unable to assign any reason FOR the ap-
uear.uce in a local newspaper of 4 per
sonal which stated that he has brother
named Thomas Blake COakiey. Ny Coax
lev said last night that he has Il brother
hv this name. He believes that the per
sonal was inserted by some practical
iotpr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

Thomas Enimau until recently in the
employ Of u L. Francis x Bro. and who
has been missing since the first Of Jam
uarv has not been located. His employers
stat, that his accounts are correct and
cannot asrribe a cause for his continued
absence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
REPUBLICAN CLIBS UNITE.
Conference Decides to Merge Hamii-
ton ann IL. Louis ORR n I'M ions.

The conference committees of the s..
Louis Republican Club and the Hamilton
Republican Club met last night at tho
Missouri Athletic club and decided finally
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
WASHINGTON

The correspondence between General
REYES. the Colombian envoy. and the
Government of the United States Is SEM
to the Senate by President Roosevelt
The features are Reyes's demand for a
reference of the matters in dispute to The
Hague and Secretary Hays polite re-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
Balance SubtrcaSury Book.

United States Treasury officials vino
have been in ST. Louis the last three
weeks checking up General Farrar. who
was succeeded as Assistant United States
Treasurer by Thomas ]. Akins, coInnI@tsJ sJ
their work yesterday. The books u.er.
balanced and SIS i93, SIS 6S was turned over
TO Mr. Atkins.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

l'r1ans. Ill. Jan. ls.-Charies A. Besore. one
oi the prominent citizens Of urbana. died sud-
denly Sunday afternoon at his home on South
Race street. He reputed To be one al
The wealthiest men in the city having a prac-
deal monopoly the lumber trade in this
section. The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon with all Masonic rites
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
Call Meeting for a Hearst Club.

REPJ ELIC SPECIAL.
Quincy. Ill. Jan. 1S.-Leading Democrats
have signed a call for meeting to Or
ganize a Hearst club.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

to effect a union of tho two organizations.
A. soon as the necessary legal steps can
be taken in the courts the union will he
accom- !i~Iod.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19

Take Laxative B-omo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money il II fails to cure
e ". Grove's signature IS On each hon. .oJC
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-19
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Midshipmen Appointed.

LAXATIVE Bro-ao Qunine removes the cause,
To get the genuine, call for the full name SC