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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

resident inferno. except FOR a perioI OF
i've days Doctor H1-3e.. the former
mie' ne. severed his connection with the
concession on July -. tHr.c. e'Nrt!. the
present inferno. Kan night tulg - tas
inCuhst"rs on August :. During this i've
days Doctor L--..,u. one ui tn visiting
sfaH, visited ra- IN, uiltrrs three lines =
day. and had under him competent
nur~. corps lie also continued Ills frt-
g'f.Gt ua:ls- visits Ert- August 10. since
which time E8sEH- Neal L1- been .Ja-
tIHuols.y resident at ii4c ,nu-s-~irii.
The records show - follow Total
number uf Infants Fyrp.N. =. total mum
ber % deaths. =. total returned {" family.
=, tut-l remaining. II. ar 'l- twenty
Sven o,sfhs which have occurred. rtue
Of them wers ~ infants who EaI ueSe;
been in Incubator
occurred the number r.r month Is - fol-
lows Jgn-, >: July, :, Aus .ist. y, - ii'..i'-
b-r. s Total. .
From this statement tha; total num-
ber o. eight deaths occurred dIriT~ The
entire month of AugErL. u = "Slcelt.
: Us Major Raymond. that ten a!l E't
occur august To -.
Th-.- Mttir youngsters. two girls and
uIe tOy. were graduated from tire ineI-
batoss Monday afternoon. and returned 10
ST AIMS Asylum. from which they "er'
sent To- tae incIbd;"r-: o;lt IN +i.ys ~ ~
July and one on the first dag uf sepieFi-
her
Baby Kaiheryn. who MAS sent from =
AIMS o1 Nav ,. = q SIX in1I.ti.f rnl.Ii, I'LL,
glass hous.z 81. w.-ci.s.i "a yrifi. more
than tNo pounds when 81. l.f- the
nursery az Monday she w-lGn'-i INf
pounds and Ter general condition sCeh
hat with ord uary car. and attention she
should CT- along nicely
Baby Fair. IN" other little gil. vas
received on July :. her birth leing rrenl.t-
turs by hut one month Sh.- weighed
about -FOUR pounds. and was suffering irum
a cole This little one had two or thT""
very sick guelis while A. the iucglnat1rS.
hut went back TO the aSyium on Monday
restored To hcaiihful childhood.
The third Of TIE 81 Ann prCf@reS was
Johnr,-. 81 months old Hc weighed tye
pound. y hen h.. WAS res S'"rcd AZ the in
ctltators He steadily gained in strength
when returned 10 the asylum.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
RECEItEs LoyING-,tP.
Manufactures Exhibitors Enicrtnin
Marlin ~. Huibcrt.

\ Gia.er. one Of the features Of which
was the presentation of gold loving cups
10 each or the guests q: honor. was c.veu
TO Marlin 81. Hgiber,. chief " the depart
Eent. and members Of his stafr and Office
force last evening by exhibitors of the
Manufactures building at the Worlds
Fair
Plates were laid for sevsuty-fv. in the
cafe OF the Manufactures building. A.
r Stafford Vas THE master Of ceremonies
aad was eloquent IN MS praise Of Mr.
HElh,rts UsuIE, -usnt. J. w Jump also
felic:tat.d Nr. Hubert a length on his
success in handling the affairs OF the big
building. NJ HuIh.rt's reply was that
any degree OF success that might have
hesn attained was due To his assistants,
Who had beer most 3iilicent and pains
taking in their duties. other speakers or
III. evening were. -. +. Mueller. =. l.. Os-
borls. Homer J Youpg and several of
the women exhibitors.
Thos. receiving the handsome loving
cups engraved with their names ard
bearing the Exposition coat 0f arms.
were: Marlin II Hubert. e. l. Thurstol.
Miss Gertrude N0t!itt. g \ BeIcn. Miss
Florence Haynes. g. + Walton. w -
Thatcher L q. Novsy. +. II. Greer.
Thomas Waldou. Thomas 7. Johnson.
Willard ". Hall. Mis- Josephine VIM.
Miss Lillian Aiken. Mrs. J y Hooke.
Mrs. ". = SluIyr. Mrs- j. r. EohirGs.
Mrs John HauGIri and Albert String.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITORS
TO CELEBRATE TO-DAY.
Special Programme Arranged for
Visitors to the Worlt's Fairs
Largest building

Visitors 20 the Worlds Fair are espe-
ciaily invited to the Palace of Agriculture
to-day to participate in the celebration Of
Agriculture Day.
The Palace OF Agriculture IS the largest
and in many ways the most interesting
building on the grounds
II contains more exhibitors than any
other building on the Worlds Fair
grounds. ana every exhibitor. including
those in charge of the various State ex-
hibits. has made special preparation to
make the day one to be remembered by
all who enter tn. Palace Of Agriculture.
From 10 O'clock in the morning until S
o'clock in theG veninE hand concerts will
he given and the day Will be nlled with In
tsrcstine events arranged by the State.
foreign and commercial exhibitors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
CHICAGO DAY BOOMERS
WORKING VIGOROUSLY.
Make she Celebration ut the
Fair SIcc->N.

To make Chicago usy - the Worlds
FIir % camIi-'e success. the EXe-rtive
'orumit'te having in charge the arrange
meuts Tor che celebration ~ the Jly OK
pe-t 10 oSreuF from Si5eno % S>a.o in
eNpla.JIEE it throughout Illinois
TIE sI.r.rmmittre % CLlclroaus who
came q =. Lglis last SUNDAY and Dc
parted si".iay Hiaat went avav leaving
tE- assurance with the Exposition man
ag-u4sat that rn stone would be let uu-
turned tp make TIE day one ~ the great
ones .u t-o annals ~ the Worlds Fair.
They VIII establish headquarters in the
Primer inu-. and will arrange 20 biii the
city. .ss well ts every other city. town and
village lI tfe "-itir" state The ENpo~i-
zion rlar1-rr.anl h-s IN the presses isiu'"
eogi,s 20. 20 tii-ty-fl1-. booklet on Illinois
V,.x. which viii b. received to-day and
which Will be shipped 10 Chicago Tor dis-
rrihLuou.
chief of Exploitation Mc,iaryie stated
vest aE,lly f.str Nfyu- Carter Harris. -
Chicago woult attend the dIy IN stat.
having Cor aiS escort to the Fair troop
II cavalry of tre Illinois National Guar.f
Mifn fl. troop WIZ come u crack military
hand gI til!.ty pieces.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
NEW YORK FAIR OFFICIAL
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-
state senator Frank J. IcFcvre Sc
lecfrd by the Republicans in
Judge ParLer's District.

Senator Frank 7. IsFevre. the super
intenjenl Of the New York State building
At the WOrl5,-s Fair. has bcen nominated
for Congress by the Republicans in the
TWenty-fourth New YORK District. Judge
Alton 3 Parker. the Democratic caudi-
date f1r President. lives in this district.
Mr. LeFeyre was not a candidate for the
office. and ths first intimai;on he had Of
his name being used In connection there
With was = telegram yesterday which no
;iHed him Of his nomination. He wire!
ais acceptance Ills Republican opponent
was George J. Smith. a millionaire. tnbac-
cu grower The district = composed sf
the counties OF Ulster Delaware. -
and Sskoharle- The convention was held
at Stanford.
Senator LeFevre is but - years Old H.
= now serving his second Term as "a mem
h-r % tEs NsH York State Senate. and
was the youngest man IN that body HIS
father. Jacob L-FevTc. was a member
-; Congress from New York az one time
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
BREWERS HONOR
ST. LOUIS MEN
Edward Wagner Elected fresi-
dent and OTTO Ritter Second
Vice President.

Edward Wagner az St. Louis was yester-
dag elected president 81 the National
Brewers Association. and Otto Ritter. also
Of St Louis. was elected second vice pres
idcn;.
The other officers Of the association are:
First vice president. Cornelius sippel.
Chicago: secretary. II. Sues. Chicago:
treasurer. Fritz Schoeiler. Chicago
Three candidates were In the le'd for
president. the other two being William
Hopp or Philadelphia and Charles Russcrt
Of Boston. and two candidates for vice
president. Selection OF candidates for the
various oiiicas was referred 20 the Com
nii,tee on Nominations. which paced the
candidates before the convention Mr. Hip
asked permission TO Withdraw his name.
which was granted. and when the vote
was taken for president, Air. Wagner was
elected by majority OF thiriy-SiN-
Du 'nUtlgn % Mr- ..uss'Tt tilc election ~
Wagner WAS made unanimous When T.
came to hallotlnE tur vic presidents The
suggestion was made that th-- candidate.
RECEIVING the highest yut" should De Erst
vice president. hit objection Hts RAISED
To giving the two principal officers To ST
Louis. ana Mr.. Ritter suggested ti2at Mr.
SipIel be elected to the second office. while
h.- took the other. and the ballot NaS TN
on for first anu second Vice presidents
For secretary and treasurer Sues and
Schoeller were elected by accla nation
The suggestion of President krOr- that
the term % the president OF the aSSSc.d-
ton L. extended from two 10 three years
was faVofItiy reported by the Commit t.-e
on RESOLUTIONS. but was almost uuani-
mousiy voted down by the s.e "eates
orc important measure passed by the
convention VAS that requiring an aca-
deniic course of six months Toy brew
masters This was iayo:ably TepIrtej by
the committee and unanimously adopted
by IN. convention. II vas also decided
that in future. the association wOI4C give
x.csi instead 81 SIS tu the local aSsu-
cation Of the city IN which the convention
meets for isfrayins the expenses Of the
convention
Resolutions of sympathy We're adCpte
for six members Of IN. association who
died last wear. Tn. usual vote ~ thanks
was extended the local association. and
Cincinnati was selected a. tls place for
the annual convention of iS5
Tyrolsan Alps. Worlds Fair grounds. last
evening
Edward Wagner. the new uTsTideHt of
the association. is vice president and gen
eral superintendent OF the Anne srican Brew
ing Company. and - president Of tie \
Louis Brewers Association.
Yesterday mo--ii... :hc ladies Of the par
T. spent some time shoIpIrE- ard after
luncheon went for 4 t-ip through THE city.
vlsi ing the -.yeral large b-sve-iss. Last
evening they were Special guests at the
haudgef.
The Brewma asters gave a banquet and
held = reunion in the min din!nC-room ~
the TyroIsan Alps Yesterday afternoon at
which SIS guests were present. Al o'clock
this morning they will hold their cnnrlud-
iuc. session and gisI the ST Louis brew
rIes in the afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Plans for MiSSouri'S Celebration
aI the Fair Outlined at
Conference.
EVENT SET FOR OCTOBER II.
Military Parade and Speechmak-
ing Wii BE Principal Fra-
Iure-Evcry Town III
BE Billed.
Missouri Days celebration. October II.

w. ,.., n,... II
Ai Lay eN-''' ''
Was ihe ;op:c of conference ;edtcFosy
IN tsc Missouri building between Allen
roclrcJy so.-nc,-rv of ,be -.-,rni,,,, m
-,
CsrcmOmES. IL r AC"aT'''- N'''ei
OF Special Exploitation, and COrnniS-
x,oD.rSs nay.s YTav.-horrr a1G I,Dnrf,,s.
- = r.,
~ 8S1ii p'"tSi 1.---i-S wa o-'-''''
By The commission and plans for the
com ,is:e exDioita tiCn Of inr day trough
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MAYOR WELLS WELCOMES
ASSOCIATED FRATERNITIES.
Four Days session nt Worlds Fair
Opcnrd-Tn Elect officers
To-day

The Associated FratsrnitieS 81 America
which is holding q four DAYS session at
the Temple og Fraternity. held their sX-
.rc.s.s yesterday II North Assembly
Han. Temple of Fraternity. ~ n m.
Naycr EU.ia WeIIs delivered the address
% welcome. and the response vas by p.
= McPherzon ~ Portland. ore-
Pr.si-eat Francis also delivered an ad-
dress. which was responded 70 by Captain
- II Robinson. past president, ~ r. a.
- Ihi,aG' .rl'a- william l. Edison.
IresiL,r, y --oGri E'-ateTn7l Congresz.
also delivered an address. which Wa re-
sp.uG,.l tu i.v Thomas NIrIcy OF Upton.
Ind. after which au Informal reception
V1s rendered by the Board q Directors
and Missouri Fgafvrual Congress In their
h--t.;gu-rr rr,r- % the gentlemen and hy m.
Auxiliary Ea1ri ~ LiIy Mana gers 10 trs
Indies iu tIssr headquarters adjoining the
Missouri Fgts,ru,I Congress heaIquar-
ter
To-day II Q a n they Will hold a tISi-
ness session. ir North Ass.nh,. Hall
Tempe pf Fraternity. II which there will
h. - election - Officers. In the evening
AZ > O'Clock there viii h a dane. in
Temp" of Fraternity The cone. .udluE
sessions viii he held Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
AIRsHIP WILL BE GUARDED.
Will Prevent Recurrence of Santos
lumoni Incident.

Hyppolyte Francois. the French aero
naut. who is in st. Louis with his airshiD.
which vii! be delivered at the Aeronautic
Concourse this morning, has arranged for
assembling the ship under the sup.rvis-
ion of Captaine Airon Moucheraud. who
will make the initial trip in about eight
days.
The airship was built in Paris expressly
for the Worries Fair. II is 80 feet long
by 20 feet in diameter. controlled by four
propellers and steering geer. driven by
an electric motor.
The balloon was built by La Chsmhre
Of Paris. the oldest and best known hal
loon maker in the world. The entire south
side of the stockadc Will be harricaded and
given to the Frcnchnl.n. and every pos
sibIe protection against depredationS such
as attended Santos-Dunont's ship. Colonel
Lincsbury of the jefferson Guards has
promised to furnish the necessary guards
and night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Al VIEWS CONGRESS-.
International Association to Meet in
Ic-ilNnI Un!I OcInI,cr 4

TIE following programme mas been ar
ranged for the convention of the Inter
national Advertising Association To take
place a. the Worlds Fair grounds ol
Al Mems Day. October {. in Festival Hall
David r FrIu-lS President OF the
Louisiana PuIgla-. Exposition Coruparv
Will deliver the address Cf welcome after
which the following speakers Will o.. in
trC4uc.d: r. ". Hazeu. president of the
Agate Club. Chicago: y. II. Tarafnor-.
Indianapolis. Tom Murray. Chicago: r.
g. Lewis. - TpuiS. II 6. McGarvie.
Manager ENr.nitati1us. Worlds Fair
: special announcement has been made
that Byron ". orr. secretary of the
Al Mems League. Will address tls as
sernb.aee. followed by the introduction
Of the officers or the international Ad-
reItis3ug Association By the president OF
tie - Louis Lsagtis.
: special meeting of the st Louis AL
Mems League will BE- held Friday evening
fcr tine purpose of IerfectinS other
features FOR the entertainment of the
visiting al men on October l. and .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
WIFE VISITS HUsn,XD.s coMR,DE>
~ idov az English Soldier Meets
Bnrr War Directors.

Mrs Harry Watkins Of Hornscy. Eng
land. wife Of a British soldier who vas
killed IN South Africa during the Eoer
War. arrived IN the city yesterday NOM
ing and was visitor ~ the BOer War
exhibit at the Worlds Fair yesterday aft
craoou-
she said her husband was killed at the
rat;l. OK P4ard.EIr= and iha- since learn
ius o. The ~ rcuifyeut reproductions OF the
var 1t the Far s~c had decided 10 visit
s.. Louis s-f-claliy 10 See this exhibit
Mrs Watkins brings several relies. one
of which Is a chocolate box that was pre-
scented 10 III. soldiers 1T TIE front hv
Queen Victoria. Christmas. issg
As soon a- the reason for her visit was
known iv the H1-T War directors irirra-
dia;' uiIrs wer. promulgated for n hearty
reception % Do" given ter by the entire
number ~ British soldiers at The Fair and
the assurance Of \ pleasant visit wrile IN
-. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MAJOR RAYMOND'S REPORT
ON INCUBATOR CONCESSION.
Humane Society Charges. He Says.
Must Have Bcen Ea>cd on Err
r0nc0uS Information

Major Thomas L. Raymond Of the Meii-
cal Department Of the United States Army.
who was assigned TO the Worlds Fair
grounds by the United States Government
at the opening OF the Exposition. yester-
day made a report Of his investigation Of
the Baby Incubator Concession on the
Pike.
Special attention was given to the points
raised in the letter OF Rozier G.
Meigs OF the ST. Louis Humane Society.
Major Raymond is Of the opinion that the
charges made by Mr. Meigs are ground
less and must have been based on erro-
neous Information.
The concession has always had visit
ing staff OF physicians. II has also had
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
TO DisCgss SALE; OF BUILDINGS.
E.ccutfxc CommissiOners VIII Have
Meeting at Missouri building.

Proposals for the disposition of the
State buildings at tile Worlds f'air will
be heard at the meeting of the Executive
Commissioners Association at the Mis-
souri, building at : o'clock this Afternoon.
The proposal of the chicago Nreckins
Company will be considered. As viii tie
report of Chairman \. H. Winchester "t
the committee appointed 20 investigate
the matter OF the sale OF The paw
BY concerted action ;ie CommissiorcTS
hope to secure better prizes jor their
buildings than they otherwise Tooi'i.
Several of the buildings have been adv.r-
tised for sale. but in each instance tue
bids were rejected because too low
For the Arkansas 5uilG whjcn .t.st
$3.50 one bidder offered As little dS IiH.
other matters of Importance viii proi,s-
bly, he taken up at the meeting, t.'is AT
crnoon, aud full attendance - requested.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MONTREAL ALDERuEN VISIT FAIR.
Canadian Iawr:aLer. to see Mayor
Wells and City Hall To-D.y

From Montreal. Canada. arrived yes
te-day party OF hfty-four. including
twelve Aldermen. ten newspaper men OF
the Montreal journals and the ladies Of
the party.
The Montreal paTty came in a train of
three special cars over the Wabash. and
their cars we're parked on the Exposition
site They expect To remain at the Fair
unit. tomorrow night TIE party called
yesterday afternoon on President Francis
and Secretary Steyens
Included In the Aldermanic party are
Alderman Nallieres. president Of the Fl
nance Committee Of Montreal. and Alder
rrdn' Dagsnaes. president OF the Health
Committee OF that city. The entire party
will call this morning on Mayor Wells
at tn. city Hall and will afterwards in
spect the several departments o. the City
Hall.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

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To-DAN'S PROGRAMME
The programme FOR the Worlds Fair
'attie show today in ~ beeG a-i dalry
breeds IS IS follows:
Champion tLL. yclr< old or over:
hampton bull under y-ars. champion
..gifsE under years
The proEraugus for champion UIrs-rrel
'st-.til-" 's.ui. g. As follows
~t-'. H- rYlg-l U..far. al breeds . years
.t'! uIG.- g. steer o. sf-y"d l.ii,r. ~!
PIE eds. IS ..l under - lIolt!-. steer ur
-I.,y.sd a'.i'r. 1I breeds = ar-i under )
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Arrest Suspected nirhra,m,,

Fred Buckley. Il years oil. living at No
30 Market street. was arrested ycster-
day charged with holding up and robbinE
Daniel Greishaber Of No. ie15 Norfolk
avenue and William BayliSS. = years old
~ No i5-o Old Manchester road. on Mar
kst street near the Courthouse. RaVliSS
told the police that tuo men htd held
them up. but that one % them escaped
Ihe man who escaped took a gold watch
b longing TO RayliSS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Wan, u.Ip 10 Find kIsthrcy.

Washington. Sept 21-The War Depart
ment has .skei assistance OF the Depart
ueut OF Justice IN trying 10 secure the
arrest cf Captain Ira Keithley. Philippine
Constabulary. who has disappeared from
the Philippine exhibit in -. Louis. Irav-
ing a reported shortage OF S;0sn in funds
which had been intruStsd 10 him with
which t' purchase supplies for the Con-
Stafulary
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Mrs. Stella Hardy of No. i.le Olive
street reported that her pocketbook had
been stolen by pickpocket while she
was ii a Broadway store The purse
contained SO Miss Mary Thornton Of
containing Sli ard a railroad ticket. WIS
sIatchei from her in u Washington ave-
nCc store.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Chaplain Has English Class.

Quietly. and with the knowledge OF only
a few persons. Chaplain John e Granville
os ,he Philippine Scouts has 5,.n COL dJcs-
ing an English class arnon-; tfs- r,.r.. Tie.
class was formed Of thirty sn-T1h..-= sJ0a
after the arrival OF the scout Bltsali,n
at the Worlds Fair groun,.s. The ciss-
has become - large that l. Is necessary
to divide II into divisions. n, etln-. .ti.i-r-
Ing and afternoon during ti,-,r rcIief
hours. All the members are how able IT,
carr or a conversation with visitor at
ihnir clnp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
says He Nas ;tobbcd.

Louis VI. Genay of Philadelphia com
planned to the police that he had been
robbed OF 81 while on the excursion
steamer City OF Providence He stated
that So was taken from him. but wnon
he complained to the captain OF the
steamer 81 was returned.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Counterfeit Coin. Cona.ca,.s

Several counterfeit coins were confiscated
by the police yesterday At The Worlds
Fair The coins had been presented 20
the money changer for admissions TO the
Exposition No arrests Were made, as rhs,
police believe those who offered the coins
dit not know they were worthless.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

The Mer.diOnale Italian Society cele-
brated yesterday at Polito's Hall. No. 800
North Seventh street Music and speeches
made M the programme last night. The
speakers we're Joseph Fstrasi. Paolo Regina
and Joseph Polito.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Register to-day. and he >u-r that
you are Registered In the primary
election hooks we'll ~ In the reg
uIar books.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-16
Better Dip Now.

Mandan Pioneer: It is reported
that some cattle owners In this county
refuse to drive their cattle to the tanks
to be dipped, when notified. They as
sert that they do not propose to dip
anyhow; that their cattle are not In
fected with the scab and they can not
be required to dip. 1t might be we'll
for these cattle owners to be sure Of
their ground before taking any such
step. The fact is that the federal au-
thorities have promulgated a rule to
the effect that no cattle can be shipped
out of the state without 1t can be
shown they have been dipped twice.
The cattle owners who will want to
ship their cattle later in the season
will find themselves put to a great
deal OF trouble and expense II they
don't follow the directions OF the
federal government. When the time
comes to ship cattle, there will be no
dipping tanks available. The dipping
must be done now or not at all, and
II not done now, we fail to see how
anyone viii be able to assist the cat.
tie men ii the distress they will be
in when they are not allowed to ship