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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
MISSING BOYS ARE REPORTED.
Chicago Lad and st. Louis Youth
Sought by the Police.

Acting on advices from Chicago. the po-
lice are looking for Tony Salat, 16 years
old. who is missing from his home at No.
5Cl4 Hermita street. Chicago He Is de-
scribed as feet inches tall, very stout,
and has a scar above his right eye.
Mrs. A. D. Chappell Of No. 4sis Morgan
street has reported that her son George
is missing and she feafs that he has left
the city. He is II years old. feet 10
inches in height, wore a light gray suit.
He has a scar four inches long on his
cheek and a bald spot the size Of a dollar
on the top of his head.
from her home, No. 30 Chestnut street
She wore q blue dress. was bareheaded
and barefooted. She was found by tho
police and taken to the matron's room at
the Four Courts Sunday. her parents
called for her Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
TO HOLD FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Harry s. Hoffman Will BE Buried
This Morning.

The funeral OF Harry s. Hoffman. who
died Sunday at Mullauphy Hospital. will
he held this morning at $50 o'clock from
the Sacred Heart Church. Twenty-ftth
and University streets. after short serv-
ices at the residence. No. s55l Benton
street. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr.. Hoffman was 81 years old and had
large accuaintsnce in St Louis, being
prominent in bowling circles and active in
other lines of athletics. He leaves a wife
and two children. Ralph and Gertrude, be-
sides three married sisters living IN New
Baden. Ill. and 4 brother. Joseph Il. Hoff
man.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
POLICEMAN MoHR ON TRIAL.
Neglect Of Duty at Democratic
Primaries the Charge.

The case Of Patrotman John II. Mohr OF
the Tenth District. who IS charged with
neglect Of duty at the Democratic Pri-
mary In the Twenty-eighth Ward. on
March L. was called yesterday in the
Court OF Criminal Correction.
Several OF the Witnesses did not ap-
pear at the time Of going to trial and
writs OF attachments were issued for
them The case took up the time OF the
court for the entire afternoon. and will
not be completed tomorrow.
Mohr was tried before on this charge
and the jury failed TO agree. The evidence
yesterday covered practically the same
ground as in the previous trial.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
COURT DISMISSES SUITS.
Complainants to Pay Receivers
Certificates With Interest.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
GreenviIle. Ill. Sept. il-Thc suits Of
long standing brought BY the town Of Van
daita and John Gochenhour. trustee.
against the St Louis. vandalia and Terre
Haute Railroad Company to compel an ac-
counting to cancel bonds and forcible en-
Try and detainer were dismissed IN the
Circuit Court here to-day by Presiding
Judge b: r Burroughs OF Edwardsviiie.
H C. Begole. the receiver, Of Belleyiile.
was discharged by order Of court and the
conpllinants were directed to pay the re-
ceivers certificates OF $4,000 with interest,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
VICTIMS OF RIVER GAMBLERS.
Two Men Tell Police How They
Were Robbed.

To the police records yesterday were
added two reports from victims Of the
river gamblers.
Christian II. Kustcrmann. who recently
came to America from Germany and is
now stopping at No. +4,l lafayette ave-
nue. reported that he lost $50 on a wheel
Of fortune game on the steamer City OF
Providence. and that So was returned to
him on condition that he sign an agree
nent not to prosecute.
Richard c. Williams Of No. I F>irman
street. Schenectady. y. Y. said that while
he was PLAYING gambling game on the
City Of Providence the gamekeeper
snatched three SO bills out OF his hand
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
A Great Sale Of Fine Silver

Solid silver tableware-ths celebrated
Mermod & Jaccard's siiverware-with their
name on every piece. Large assortment to
choose from: choice patterns. new and ex-
elusive designs. Solid Silver Teaspoons
set of six. for $50. Others up TO 81 per
set OF six. Other pieces to match at pro-
portionate prices.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust Street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Diseased Meat Cases.

The case against Armour & Co. for
failure to report to the Health Commits
sioner In writing under oath what dis
position had been made OF a quantity Of
diseased meat which had been condemned
BY Meat Inspector Thomas Stringer. will
come up for trial In the Second District
Police Court a week from to-day The
summons against the packing company
we're filed last Thursday By the Health
Department
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
TWO PHYSICIANS APPOINTED.
Doctors Drace and Hayman Sc
lected for POOrhOuse.

Announcement, vas made yesterday by
Health Commissioner Simon of the ap-
pointnent OF Doctor c. c. Drace as as
sistant physician at the City Poorhouse.
Doctor A. T. Hayman was appointed sew
eral days ago to a similar position
These appointments were made to fill
the vacancies caused by the removal Of
Doctors Keaney and Chiles as assistant
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
DAY RUBBER co.
ais N. 4th Street.

yesterday evening. Reports on the work
and the finances Of the institution were
read by the president Of the college. Pro-
Henry Harms. The floating debt was re-
duced. Practically the entire old Board Of
Trustees was reelected. There IL no
change in the corps of instructors. but
an enlargement OF the Board OF Directors
Is under consideration.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Planters Wounds Cause Death.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Natchez. Miss. Sept. p.-J. z. Stamp!ey,
a prominent planter Of Franklin County,
Who ,S was a shot Saturday % his cousin our:
city this morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Interesting articles by Marie COrel-
II. and by MARSHALL r. Wilder, tho
humorist. In next Sundays Republic
Magazine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Hurt in q Collision.

Otto Huffman of No. 2336 North Market
street. bread wagon driver. employed by
the Heydt Bakery Company. sustained q
compound fracture Of the right ankle yes
terday. when his wagon was struck BY
an Eighteenth street car. He was taken
to his home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
rrinbIe to BE Chief Clerk.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson City. No. Sept p.-Burgess
Trimble. q nephew Of Judge CASTOR D.
Burgess. will succeed William z. Nc
Mahan as chief clerk OF tho Missouri Pefi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
NAV RROaOA prompt relief caups removed,
Symptoms never return. eors
@-~.C plsts and permanen eonsti:us
nn0 sional CURE Bsst 81 IrsA
~ ] 1UuvU1 Write .: once for TT
=. 0A3ol0 HAvG9, 0uEaio, y. "

ana an allowance was made to the receive
er OF $50 for hfs services.
c. W. Thomas Of Belleville was interest.
ed in prosecuting the suits. which have
been in court hero for eight years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Interesting articles by Marie Corel-
n, and by Marshall r. Wilder, the
humorist. in next Sundays Republic
Magazine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

0~~v~ ~vvvv~-> ~V~>O|
q Register at once. With to-day O
q there are bat three days more. q
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Father UnforEivinR, Sought Death.
Despondent over her failure to get the
forgiveness Of her father. Lena Eckard Of
No. rs Duchouquette street attempted
to commit suicide yesterday morning by
drinking carbolic acid. Her sister. Mrs.
Rose Kohler. eent for Doctor French Of
No. 100 South Second street and he pro-
nounced her condition serious. She was
sent to the City Hospital.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
silver Polish. lS Ceats.

Tbs best silver polish for Is cents a box
at Mermod & Jaccards. Broadway and
Locust street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Through Sleeper, Cleveland, o..
Via vandalia-Pennsylvan l2:i5 noon
daily. arriving Cleveland 10 a. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

D>>> >>>>>
O Register at once. With to-day .
g there are hut three days more. .
g>>> 90 \>>>U
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
worla.. Fair Souvenir shoe,.

WOfIdB FoIf Souvenir Sh0es.
White House souvenir shoes, made by
the Brown Shoe Company at the Worlds
Fair, OF selected kid and patent vici. 90
per pair Also Buster Brown Blue Ribbon
shoes for boys at Bars Shoe Depart
ment, Eleventh. and Olive streets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

jefferson City. Mo. Sept. N.-The Columbian
National Life Insurance Company OF Boston
Mass. with capita! Of 500. 90. and assets sx-
ceedInR Gco.ooo WAS licensed by the Insurance
and ordinary life insurance business in Missouri
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

The Reverend Doctor Hugh Black Of
Edinboroush. who is attending the Scien-
titic Congress at the Worlds Fair. will be
the guest OF tho Reverend Doctor 8 J.
Nicco!ls. pastor OF the Second P-esby-
terrain Church. during his stay in the city
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Dies ea Da.shter's Grave.

Dies on Daughters Grave.
KEPUBlLC SPECIAL
Moberiy. Mo-. Sept. is.-Oief A. Arm-
strong. u years old. was found dead to-
day on the grave OF his favorite daughter,
Mrs. Mary. Lawler. in st. Mary's Gene.
terry. He leaves wife and seven chile
dren. He was born IN Sweden
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Rerinnin& tn.a,r fh. r,r,,.aIi

Beginning to-day tho Evangelistic Com
niittee OF the Presbyterian General As
senbly will have two gospel wagons doing
work in St Louis. One OF these has b. ef.
placed in charge OF two Cantonese China
men,. who will visit Chinatown every
Monday night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Father UnforxivinR, Sought De

Cholera infantum Is quickly cured BY
Blackberry Balsam. Druggists.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
TICKET OFFICES:
Broadway { Chestnut,
Wmid's Fair Grounds aad Union Station'
WILL REVIEW YEARS WORK.
National Children's Home Society
Will Hold Convention.

The National Children's Home Society
will meet in twenty-second annual con-
vention in the United Presbyterian Church
at Grand and Clark avenues at o'clock
this evening. when an address OF wei
como will be made by the Reverend John
D. VincN. president OF the Missouri So
ciefy. President Charles r. Henderson of
the National Society will deliver his an
nual address, and other prominent work.
ers will speak on the work OF the last
year.
The Children's Home Society has become
the greatest piacing-out agency in the
United States and one OF the largest in the
world: Its work Of securing suitable homes
for children in families has greatly in
creased during the last few years. and the
society II devoting a great deal OF time
to the study OF methods. which will be
discussed In the convention.
IT'S IN the make. says H A. Hesss.
Tailor al Pima
Holds Annual Meeting.
The Walther College Association OF this
city held its sixteenth annua, meeting
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Christian Experience" was the subject
Of the paper read at ths meeting OF the
Methodist ministers yesterday morning.
The paper. which was read by the Rev
erend W. l. Gray OF Maplewood. was
highly commended by Bishop FftzGeraId.
woh attended the meeting
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

tentiary. McMahan's resignation takes ef-
feet next month The ONCE pays $.5D a
year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Bishop Wells to- Speak at Christ
Church Cathedral Sunday

The Right Reverend Bishop Lemuel II.
Wells Of the Spokane. Wash. Diocese of
the Episcopal Church will arrive in St.
Louis next Saturday and will probably
preach at Christ Church Cathedral at the
service Sunday morning. The Reverend
Canon Smith. who resigned as assistant
parish in Washington. WI, be under the
spiritual direction OF Bishop Wells in his
new field Canon Smith will depart about
November ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Tom" Mackey. formerly a Chicago
saloonkeeper. IS conducting services in the
City Mission AZ No. "a North Seventh
street during tho noon hour. Doctor VIII
bur Chapman who will arrive in ST Louis
to begin a two weeks campaign Septem-
Der =. will have charge Of these services
upon his arrival.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Ministers OF the NJ E. Church. South.
departed for De Soto yesterday. where the
Annual Conference Will be opened to-
night. II IL thought that several changes
will bs made in the ST. Louis pastorates-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

} Via ndalia-Pennsylvania. u:ss ,. m
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24
YAN0elL-WHlTT,

Wednesday afternoon at 3 o.
clOck, at the home Of the bride s
parents. Mr. anG Mrs George l.
Whit, their handsome daughter.
Miss Lsonors Gray. VAS united in
msrrisgs to James Milton Ysn.
dell. all Of theFrsncss vicinity. the
Rev Jas + Price officiating A
wedding fesst wss spread st the
brides home that evening and the
next day a dinner at the home Of
the groola's father. the venerable
sud muSh respected John Ysu-
dell 10 each OF which entertain.
ments the friends OF the young
couple were invited. They will
mske their home with his father.
TIE PRESS extends oougratula
lions 20 this hsppy snd most vor-
thy young couple Msy long.
lsppy snd useful life be allotted
10 each Of them by the Givsr Of all
good gifts.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24
Circuit Court IN Session.

The fa.i term 81 the circuit c5urt cc-
vene1 Monday morning alth Jltce q
r Gorion on the bench. Aut t.cr-.1-
weAith's Attorney J. l. Grave. prose-.
cutting. The grand lury selected from
those Sun moued we're. r. = HayEa-t
foreman. J. b. Carter, " B Ea-kr.
n. b. Phillips. ID. II Wcodfc-i. 81
Lynn, h L. Love, GATE Wa-1sr. "
Oroway, John Ann C.Ars. 7 A. DAVID
son, ". X. Thomas.
judge Gordon chA-ge o. t-a .--v
Was ccuched ir terms ur-1ls-afatIg .-..
pressing each luror wlth tie lurcr-a-ce
Of his d1.y ard - the eel -a1oc -lacrG
on hIn. The grand !ury d --1st .--
portarI body sAit tie l11za a-1 or ....
zen car be tried without % --st i-1 --.
him. TIE grand !ury, hoEevsr. i. -ct q
10 y % Try Auy cAse-O1ly 90 Investigate
add report A. 70 Were % the -3u-t uh.eh
Etl take up al is rDdlrr.- Ar5th-r
duty y - get WltceSse- al r-o-fs ard
a. he arteries q lAE are .ert % thrir
aid . attain this end. The grand ru-.
"A y the Judge a. a diEuifed ba,iF 81
apart and above the ~ - tAe re1r
Tor the time being -guAriars = DE
peace AID all proc-edirrs should le
conducted with caution. TIE members
20 ne !lry are cho-en ou accour. q
-1eir Ee-l known i1tegr;y. the.r t1si
-e-s acu-er. tkeir keec I-slset mo
matters O every DAY lte ard ra-.r h.t-
y - uls-riUi-Ate hetuee- MA. s-s
: reg Dgr-g their sltu-- .-.s are
Tree Zer under the surveil--er .f--
,31e- Ca1 70 AID cone a, t1-y res-s
81 DAYS are Al.ct.-c By az. p. t-e
-li'e can azd ~ 4 Necessary. ax---s
+, AID 4 crst exts1sc- d rot .-.r-.--t
e he judgment . tae grad .--v .hs-
ne Judge car grAnt a -scc-d srte1ss1-
All i-fractl1cs . az s-r-l1 he l-va.
-a'e'o Shelter grave or trialrr. -.ur,ie-
ne nl1ss important Outect cflau IS q
rotec! ne AID each cIure- i- she trans
lc-l2a - business Ehich d az Irlportzrt
-ols -.lslocAl g-ArAntee- Cr.eS- The
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24
Death Of Mrs Ssrsna HOwsrton.

Mrs T Ssrens Howertor. relic,
Of the late Vim Rowertou. died
Saturday afternoon 81 l o'clock Of
stomach snd heart trouble She
lsd not been IN good health for
some time bit her death was not
expected 81 this time She vas
sitting ~ her chsir % q TIE sun
mons came sad she died before
she could % pat in her bed she
wss IN her 6Sth year snd is sur
Siyed Oy two sisters, Mrs Sarah
COaEer Of this county sud Miss
Msllsss Paris Of this city She
MAS : sister Of the lste Josish Par.
Is Her death took plnce 81 the
home Of Wyatt Hunts relative
~ marrisge-Ehsre she vas visit
ing when she VAS taken sick She
was buried in the Paris anG Hunt
fsmily cemetery on the Piney
rosd, Sunday afternoon.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

one Who would burn stable BE- t.. ..
OF -ruclty % animals. One sho N....
burn a residence would commit mur...
A. he rrposss human lifc 90 rick
Robbery Was defined by the judge I'll.
taking from ANY one against Dos H
Any article q value.
lArcrny - taking by stealth.
Trcspassing b. subject to a Doe 90 II.
% e. .uIu she a. the discretion 90 t..
jury. HOUSEKEEPING was notrd tl. h..
the Judge. To raiss siudus pl.h
door. or break string constitutes on .'
fence. To cut strike, stab. or shoot Hf
hciously b. pcnitenuary ohcn-r. u.
curse % disturb any ono auywherr Is .
breach % tho peace and The grand lar
should prote al such cases and .lr...
al in fractions Carrying corrrA..I
deadly weapons 81 cosaudly and villa.
Gus and of~n violation % las and sbol'I
DO stnpps.d al all haEaris .aid The judge
/ .cads % worse things and oftcI ta mur
der IAqucr tfAfhc should ue regulated
and only men - good moral chara.t..
given license Blind tigers and l..
legeers are dangerous cunluaIs a.l
should d. dealt with accordingly Fol-.
swearing should b. punished Cocaai..
a dangerous drug and prr-cnrton rr.
essay and druggists must kccp '.
,hoWing when bought and o. eH"
sold Feb must D. protected Irt
u-oh ibits .ciniug. netting or dyrlmia.
M any stream except uourdAfl.s
tween state. The forcmhr must
all true bills and . % the lury must r.
sent before true biil can bc obtairci
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24


proper -.irS1N'i' AI' 'u''"" A'' W,
human .'lr SD Ae', N'i q, s'u'5a'e. INC
'llf. 90 .-e $IAnl .1'! ,l'ou'1 20 a. 4, IN
t'r.. o.. .-e ,.'i' '..''-' '' 10Y , ttoll
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81 ~ ..-t A-a'- '
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80 -l- fr-Fr--7'i aver some men $40
.- .-- ar @ A.4 l-..t .'H A.d
al' lf i''' l'i ''lSu
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@-L- .---' are PIG iea 400 'hpui
'-'- a-- ' -A.'s '1' 'ne -f'iAe o'
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24
Albert Weldoa Dead.

LoreaIo A. Weldon died AZ his home
o. the brlck hln roSd, ore nile from
MArio1. Sunday Afternoon AZ O'Clock
- ccnSuuptlon- Nj Weldon had beer
ic failing health for scule time and had
VISITED Florida ard other points IN
>earch o heAlte. bat al - 70 avail. for
1e Gradually veASened 0rul the end
cane Sunday Afterrooc- Mr.. Weldon
caves = wife ard eight children 70
1o1r1 rs death. BIS frsg Eife WAs 3
Mss C1Auplcn AID three q her chill
lrec survive hin. They are: NsEton
Ns.1o1 - Tolu, Ms. RAyuond RAbb
- salem, And q. L. Weliou county
e-erS q tins county, who rsSides here.
HIS sSco1d wife Was = Mss BeArd. she
survives am As 10 her I'VE children.
hey are Mrs. Arbie HirA Eifs q {.
(. Hl-A gscsrzl rnAuASer q the Marsor
tsrl Ekre CO. q tbs ClIy. q Arle-s. . 10
Ives a; Tol-. Sinpsoc. q tbs cisy. Ard
n ~ Leck and Saline. alSo q tins civ.
NJ. Wesoo- EAs member % the Deer
O'rseS Baptist church ara had ben a
consistent cerlStlAr Tor 3 yesrS. hAvirE
.o--e-l q len yCUcg EGc M Weadon
A. nor- -sAc CrzyEeyi.le. q this coun.
- NoVe-noer - l>f-, Art lad AlEAys
lFsi ~ TIE county. Fer - yezrs he xAs
q --erces1. a. TolE And he cEred so-as
e re c-sSs tA--icg Land IN TIE coensy
1esr Iclu- TIE furersl EAs held a. The
hsP;rss cA-rch q. c'clock ard tha IN
.srI1s1g E&s lc the -eE ceuesS-y, Rev.
! : hezry o-Ac1zii-E a. hssh servicsS
30 pa. cS2re-s Vsrs Gs-o ". Order. J .
g. hoceeSieT, FrAnk DNirs, e N.
Franks, LsEss {, Terry a,5 3 L Wi
oorr- In Ire death I'll A. Weldoc
re county losss Gee - Is best cigiEeus.
re church a loyAl Azd tue supporter.
rs wife 4 klzd and A5sssionafs hus-
hand. hss childre1 loving And induI-
sen; father Srd his fris-ds Iose a tread
tAAi W4s Ike 8 brosAs- Pe4ce % his
sshSS-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

In accordance with the Proofs
-9StiOrs Of the President Of the
United States snd Of the Governor
e Kentucky and MsyorJ d Powell
% Henderson, the PRESS force will
cease from Its labors on this day
aud the Office will De closed to b.
siaess. Msy sn abundance II good
sheer grSce the table Of every psf
ron II this paper. and msy good
digestion visit on sppetite.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

The drought has caused = num-
~ - disastrous forest tres in
4,,Tsreut parts Of the country du.
ruS the psst week. One nesr
louisville cSused immense less in
iuosr snd other valuable proper
'v sad another between Crsyne
vile and Frsdoris wss very des-
t-uclivs 10 timber. The smoke
ON the latter hung over this cIty
uAe pail
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

Col Willim 2. & Breckinridge.
the distinguished soldier, editor
an statesman was stricken with
paralysis one day last week. and
~ llA0 o'clock on Saturday even
ing his spiuI solved the mystery
Of the unknown. The death Of
such : man is $ public cslsnlty,
not confined 70 the borders Of his
aSn state. As lawyer, congress.
oAu sud editor be hiss lef, bis i'm.
press upon the Sge in which he
hvSd and wrought snd ,riumphed
PeNce 70 MS Sshss.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

An important move hiss recent.
n hssa made in Russis which msy
- FAR to~srd rsorgSniEinF snd
strengthening ihst Empire ca 5
0ros3er bSsis Of freedom to the
subject In spSsking Of his INST,
ter ne Co1risr-Jonrasl SSys:
~Ntsn the Zsmsivo presidents
.o.0 all parts Of Russls can NEE,
EN-. = Petersburg Nithont oppoE J.
'lou nom the police. and under
fu,i pro ectioa Of the Government
and declare that il is impsrSiivsly
necessary that there should bs :
nStioaSl mouse Of representatives
siitiag 81 8 specially and p9palSr.
" slscssd body. 70 make lSvs. rsg
- &c revsnus and sxfendi-
Ueiding Ies RiFAef hone i56'K,
THURSDAY Astsroooa-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

Bat few condition. SIZE rOw sc.
king 10 make this district su i-ssl
one for mining operations on sn
extensive scSls, but thattlsss .-r q
dltions hsmper. II thew go l.t a.
together block progress ia the Is.
velOpment ot Critts0Jsa r.au,, :
mineral resources csn D., cs Le.
nlsd by shy one VIII Is fuIlV con.
vsrssnt with the facts Oar nos,
urSsa; requirements sss good
rosds, then rsilrosdS for TIE de-
velopnsut q the c-lutry. then
are protection fcr the city Other
improvements Aud advantages
viii quickly follow.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

List week We called 4t:euuon 10
the urgsst necessity Of CONNER
cisl Club for Msrion sud Crt,ou.
den county. The matter " :
pressed by {. II. Whitehouse. I.
A Frszsr snd others with the
most gratifying result The Com
msrcisl Club is now resiity and
hiss 20 members among the bust
ness men Of Marion and vicinity
and the Press congrAtulstes the
citizens on the personnel II tue
Directory -sll Of whom are emf.
nently fitted by nsture snd Iucll-
nation 10 all tue important posts
assigned 10 them TIE success Of
such movement is dependent On
the men IN charge II II ss much
SIS the hearty support Of the com.
munlty. Some men are natlral
born leaders in snything they uu-
dertske. snd We recognize IN the
Directory eight Just such men sud
we shsl now expect u see things
happen. The Press taxes II its
hst 10 Greater Msri0n's Conner
oisl Club snd its officers snd d.
rectors, and throws open It's col
umns 70 sdvsnce shy movement
they msy put On foot Water
works should be the wstchword
for the city. sud good Toais the
gift 10 the county SUI Oawsri,
the bsitle cry sll slong the line.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-24

Amid tie gloom CT crushing
defeat it IS pleasant 10 resd such
sind snd generous words IS fell
from the lips Of Secretary Root IN
his snloSy of Senator COckrell
There wss no narrow psrussnshIp
IN that. only : Just tributs from =
generous c0nQuerOr 70 $ fallen
lne