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LEAVE. wEsrBouSp.
7:16 "a, IN Daily TO Richmond. Con-
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River Division train daily for
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and clifton Forge; also con-
meets at Richmond with
Local dailyto Charlottesville
and except Sunday TO Clifton
Forge,
lO:41 a IN. Fast train daily TO Rick.
mond. No stops. Buffet Par
Tor car Old Point TO Hin
ton. Connects with through
Express. leaving Richmond
at L. Nj. with Pullman and
through coaches TO ST. Louis
Col p. M. Daily Fast tram TO Rich.
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stops.
$40 p. m. DAILY Local To
Richmond, with Pulu,sn
sleeper from Old Point 10
Cincinnati and st. Louis
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9:56 a. m. Fast train daily, with Parlot
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No local stops. Connects
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except Sunday, tor Balti-
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5 rates, tickets, etc. apply TO your station
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e General T. A.
w. o. WARTHEN.
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION DAILY.

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composed exclusely Of Yullman's most
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room sleeping cars. compartment car
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Savannah. Jacksonville and St. Angus
tine.
PA p. m.-Scaboard Mail. composed q
latest day coaches. pullman sleeper
pullman parlor car and cafe car, tc
Henderson. Raleigh. Southern Pires
Hamlet, rinehurst. Atlanta, Camden,
Columbia, Savannah. Jacksonville 81.
Augustine and Tampa.
HOO p. m.-Seaboard Express. com
posed of day coaches. pullman cars
10 Atlanta, Jacksonville and Tampa,
cafe cars south of Hamlet, pullman
sleepiny cars between Washing ton and
PInehurst, TO Henderson, Raleigh
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Binehurst.
Atlanta. Camden. Columbia, Savan-
nah. Jacksonville, St Augustine
Tampa ana New Orleans.
$40 a. M Local for Norlina, Hamlet
and Charlotte.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
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| 4 So y. m.-No. 66-From Florida. At
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$50 p. Mo. 36-.From Norlina and
local points.
II. ;. LEARD,
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NOW IS THE TIME
To Use a Good Tonic
With Great Benefit.

At this season of the year
every system needs some
thing to tone it up, and
there is nothing better for
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10
1904.
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
W. o. WARTHEN,
District Pass'r Agent

Short Line to Principal Cities Of TIE
South and Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas, and Mexico.
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C&O Chesapeake 6
aours. - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago. 81
Louis, Etc.
Fair Scenic Route.
From Williamsburg.

SCHEDULE IN EFrrcr. JUNE 10. 1904
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
OPINION IN SPRINGFIELD.
Folk Followers Confident of Carry
Ing Greene County.

Folk Followers Confident of Carry
Ing Greene County.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. NO., April 2s-The general
opinion in Springfield seems to be that
Greene County will send Folk delegation
to the Jefferson City convention. Many
OF the Reed men have practically given
up the fight, while others still contend
that Reed will carry the county Until
recently Reed supporters were confident
OF success, but Folk forces are now better
organized and are rapidly gaining ground.
george McCullom, chairman of the DEM
ocratlc County Central Committee and a
strong Reed man, makes the following
statement:
If the convention could be held now, or
II the Folk victories throughout the State
could be checked to the extent of Reed
carrying one or two counties, Greene
county would undoubtedly be placed In
the Eeed column. There Is no use to dis
guise the fact that the recent Folk VIC
aSin OF the Reed men. who are discour-
aged and feel that there is little use to
continue the fight. They will not give up,
however, and the contest will be warm
one. think that every ward in the city,
except one, viii be carried for Reed. as
Will nve or six county precincts.
Judge Charles B. McAfee, president Of
the FOLK Club at this place, says that this
county win without any doubt send a solid
delegation instructed for Folk.
:. u. Newbill, editor Of the Express and
secretary Of the Folk Club. says: Never
before since John s. Phelps was a candi-
oete has anything like so great a number
taken such an active interest in a ouber-
national contest,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27

the Missouri River bottoms has taken
place during the last two days as re-
suit Of the flood until now none are left.
Those who have moved are either camp
ing or are housed with their friends on
the hill lands. Probably 150 families are
affected.
At least 10000 acres are inundated. and
the wheat sowed thereon probably Is en-
tirely ruined. No crops have been planted
this spring on account Of the continuous
wet weather.
The water has reached Taussig avenue.
and the home Of Herman Lang, who was
one of the principal witnesses against F.
Seymour harrington when the latter was
convicted of murder. is entirely sur
rounded and the first floor under water.
Doctor W. H Heidorn Of Bridgeton says
the water rose over four feet between sun
down Monday and yesterday at noon The
rise was caused by headwater from the
Missouri but he says backwater from
the Mississippi IL now flowing over the
lower bottoms.
James d. Houseman, manager of the 81
Louis, st. Charles and Western Railway
Company, believes the food has reached
its crest and Is certain there has been no
rise since yesterday noon. as the cages
along his right-of-way in the Bonfils Bot
tom do not indicate It.
Fodder and straw were placed along the
right-of-way yesterday to keep the em-
bankment from washing. Cars are still
run through to st. Charles without any
trouble. He says the water Is now about
five feet lower than its highest point
during the June Hood last year.
At the Waterworks at Mona It was also
reported that the food was stationary
since yesterday noon.
Tho Creve Coeur bottoms arc also IN
undated and the lakes filled to the level
Of their banks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
SAYS REEDS CLAIMS ARE ABSURD.
Judge Evans Declares Ex-Mayor's
Estimates Are Based ON Hope.


Judge Evans Declares Ex-Mayor's
Estimates Are Based ON Hope.
Judge W. N. Evans. one Of the principal
workers at the Folk Headquarters. made
the following statement Yesterday:
1.-The. nomination OF MT. Folk is now
conceded by everyone posted on the po-
litical situation In Missouri. From pres
ent Indications, based on reliable infor-
nation received at our headquarters. Mr..
Folk will continue to sweep things clean
Leaving out only counties about which
there can be any doubt, Mr.. Folk will
have more than 800 delegates in the con-
ventfon.
.sThe list Of counties enumerated by Mr..
Reed in his recent claim, and that he says
he expects to carry, is absurd. Week be-
fore last Mr.. Reed announced that he
would carry all of the counties that week,
five to ten to one. Last week he stated
positively he would carry Lawrence Ccun-
ty, and he lost every township in that
county. He was equally. positive about
carrying Knox and Lewis, and was over
whelmingly defeated in each. He claims
Barry, Pettis and Galloway. and our in
formation from each Of these counties in
dicates that Folk will carry them all by
very large ajortties.
i've make our calculations from infor-
nation received from conservative people
of both sides, while Mr.. Reed seems to
make his estimates from mere guess and
hope. ,-
ballot
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
REED LEADERS CEASE TO WORK.
Ccncede Barry County to Circuit At
t0rney by Big Majority.

Ccncede Barry County to Circuit At
torney by Big Majority.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cassville. Mo-. April 26.-The campaign
for State officers in Barry county is prac-
tically over. The leaders Of the Folk
forces claim the county by at least four
to one at the primary. Saturday. and the
leaders of Mr.. Reed have given up the
nght. concsdins the county to Mr.. Folk;
Reed leader. stated to The Republic
correspondent to-day that Mr.. Folk would
carry every township. except one.
]. D. Davis. ex-Prosecuting Attorney
and a Reed leader, after returning from
two trips from the southern part Of the
county, says Folk will carry this county
next Saturday and nothing can stop him.
Pat Martin of Monett, chairman of the
County Committee and Folk leader. says
that Folk will carry the county four to
one. and that while this county has been
for Folk all the time the sentiment has
been growing stronger for the last thirty
days
c. D. Manley. County Clerk and a Reed
man says Mr.. Reed cannot hope to win
in this county.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
ALTON FAMILIES SEEK
REFUGE IN CITY HALL

The Mississippi River at Alton rose ten
inches during the day yesterday and last
evening on the Government gauge on the
Alton bridge, registered 10S.0
This Is seven feet below the highest
point reached during the flood Of last
year. which was registered on June 10.
The Government low-water mark at Al
ton is $40. The riyermen are looking for
a further rise Of q few inches. but some
are hopeful that to-day will witness the
crest OF the Hood.
Twenty families living in Cuddie 4
Maj pin addition, Alton, were run out by
the flood yesterday. and were given refuge
in the City Hall. This part Of the city
IL situated below the plant Of the Illinois
Glass Company. and is one Of the lowest
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
MANY REFUGEES COME
TO EDWARDsVILLE.

Refugees from Venice. West Granite and
Newport. driven out by the approaching
food, came pouring into Edwardsville last
night
Every train carries hundreds Many
have the appearance Of having fled in
haste. as .they seem to have snatched mp
the most precious objects and abandoned
the rest. One woman had the baby on
her right arm and the old family clock
under her left.
A trainload Of baggage. trunks and
rolls OF bedding arrived on the Wabash
at s O'Clock tonight from Venice. Many
Of the people fleeing to Edwardsville are
strangers. and have no planA being
merely desirous Of getting away from the
wafer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
Beth SIDES EXPRESS CONFIDENCE
Folk Followers Claim Larger Major
ity Than Reed in Monroe.

FOLK Followers Claim Larger Major.
ity Than Reed in Monroe.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Paris. Mo-, April 26-Both factions are
claiming Monroe County in the guberna-
torial contest. As to what the exact
status Of the vote is, 1t is impossible to
tell. Folk men claim the county by rad
ical majorities and Reed men, while not
SO sanguine, are confident that the Mayor
can carry the county.
w R. Basket. ex-commissioner Of
Building and Loan in the State, and one OF
the most careful and best posted poll
ucians in the county, is managing Mr..
Reeds campaign. When seen to-day he
said:
Reckless claims are foolish Reed has
a good chance to carry Monroe County
now. and would have had better chance
six weeks ago. The fight will be close. IL
the vote is polled. ard no man can fore
cast the result until the primary is held
w. M. Farrell. cashier Of the Paris Saw
fngs Bank and chairman Of the County.
Committee, said the fight will be close IL
all the vote is polled.
Folk men are making the bigger claims.
The Folk forces in Monroe County are
confident they can carry 1t by safe ma
jOrfty. Some say two to one. 1t Is hard
to get at the actual condition Of public
sentiment without a vote. Opinion is di-
vided in ever neighboThood. The primary
Is set for May r.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
REED MEN CONCEDE RAILS COUNTY
Admit Kansas City E1-Mayor Has No
Chance There.

ASIAT Z bLlC StEClAlA
New London. Mo-, April "a careful
survey of tho political situation in Rails
County. in the gubernatorial race shows
the county to be undoubtedly for Joseph
w. Folk This opinion is CLEANED from
statements made to your correspondent
county. - >--0
y. r Netherland County Collector and
Reed man, says: THE county is over
Gheimingly for Folk. No chance here for
Judge Gardner, Reed man: I'm my
opinion, Folk will carry the county BY SO
j. E .Megown, cashier Rails County
Bank; The county is going for Folk
c. T: Hays. attorney: 1T looks very
much m, II like Folk in Rails County. but not
J. G. sterrett,- Circuit Clerk: 1T looks
very Erch like Folk in this county,
Charles T.: Weaver. a Reed man and
member of the Central Committee: Folk
will carry the county"
Jetse Pitt, County Assessor: MY i'm
county"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
FOLK LEADER SURE OF BUCHANAN.
James Mytton Says Circuit Attorney
Will Win Five to One.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
St. Joseph. Mo-, April 1s.-"Folk will
carry buchanan County by vote Of at
least five to one" said James W. Mytton,
the acknowledged leader of the Folk
forces in this city. and the promoter of
the Folk Club, which has q membership of
1,20o This may sound extravagant, but
1t is absolutely true, and when the votes
have been counted the night of June 25
tinued. ''The Reed men have given up
the fight. You can hardly find an out
spoken supporter Of the former Kansas
who are hoping against hope. wishing that
something would happen to stem the Folk
tide, but they are ready to get in the
Folk bandwagon at any time. Many of
them have already done so and are now
claiming that they were for Folk all the
time.
Il do not believe Reeds name will be on
the ticket by the time the primaries are
held in this county"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
BICYCLES.

Ladies' High Grade Bicycles, cush.
ion frame, handsomely finished:
regular price $45.00-now only
$500.
Children's Bicycles. $15 to $40.
Laclede Bicycles. best ever made,
$500 to $3.50. !.
Bicycle Lamps-Acetylene Gas BIZ
cycle Lamps, made Of brass, high
ly polished and nickel plated,
needle point burner, easy to handle
and clean; regular price $3.50 each
price now 500 each.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
"GOT 1T AND GONE,

Reed Organ In Audrain County Con-
cedes Circuit Attorneys Election.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mexico. NO.. April 26-At the Audrain
County Democratic primary on Saturday.
May I. a proposition to hold a primary
for State officers will be voted on and will
probably be carried.
This movement has been fought from
its Inception by those opposed to Folks
candidacy. The sentiment in Mexico and
Audrain County for Mr.. Folk and the
primary plan for State officers has grown
steadily, until now there is but little
doubt as to the outcome.
w. II. kennan, president of the Mex
leo Folk Club. when seen to-day. said:
have talked with various Reed men
Of Audrain County. and see that they
race. Audrain County will undoubtedly
90 largely for Mr.. Folk. have given
great interest to the CHANGING situation
among the Reed men. and / find that.
with lew exceptions, they have given up
the fight to Mr.. Folk"
county" continued Mr.. Kennsn, ARE in
Western Audrain. north OF Centralia, and
IN Martinsburg. in Southwestern Audrain.
but Reed stock Is rapidly dwindling in
the general results"
The strong Reed viewpoint is expressed
In lengthy editorial in the Evening In
telligencer. the only Reed paper in this
city. The editorial says 1.-The editor must
admit that it looks much. very much. like
a genuine stampede in the gubernatorfal
race to the Honorable Joe. If 1t were
possible to prove that the Circuit Attor-
ney was guilty OF all the heinous crimes
on the criminal calendar, was backed by
the devil and all the imps of hell: was
Demopopsociprohiwum as to party aftilia-
tions and an Igorrote dog-eater by nature.
nothing could now check the mad ele-
ment of the rural vote and the sentiment
of hero-worship toward him. He has got
it and gone"
The Evening Ledger, edited by. r: NJ.
White, secretary Of the Missouri Press
says that every county in this (the Ninth
congressional district will be overwhelm-
ingly for the Circui. Attorney and that
he will be triumphantly elected Governor
In November
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
INDICATIONS FAVOR FOLK.
Reed Men, However, Are Not willing
to Concede Pettis.

Reed Men, However, Are Not WNIinE
to C0ncede Pettis.
RwURLIc SPECIAL.
Sedalia, Mo-. April &.-The present indi-
cations are that Folk will carry Pettis
County at the primary election to be held
on Saturday. ]. H Rodes. president of
the sedalia Folk Club. is confident that
the county, outside of Sedalia, will go four
to one in favor Of Folk. and that he will
have q majority in this city.
The Reed element is making q strong
fight for their candidate. He will poll a
larger vote than was expected q week
ago. Thomas F. Mitcham of the Demo-
cratic County Committee, who is a Reed
man. only few days ago was willing to
admit the county would so for Folk, but
to-day he believes a tide has set in for
the Kansas. City man. which will give
him a majority in the city and county.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
DEKALB COUNTY PIVOTAL.
Both Reed and Folk Followers Make
Claima of Victory.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Maysville. Mo-, April 2e.-The Democrats
of Dekalb County will hold a primary
election on State offices May 20. A repre-
sentative Folk man. who keeps tab on the
progress of politics in tho county gives
out the estimate to-day that Dekalb will
be safely for Folk by majority ranging
all the way from to to or 4 to l.
He does not think It possible for the op-
position to MIR. Folk to carry over one
township in the county. and considers
that If the sentiment keeps shifting every
precinct in the county will be for the st.
Louis prosecutor.
An advocate of the nomination OF Mayor
Reed Is to-day also claiming the county.
but does not state by what majority he
thinks the victory Will be won. It Is
urged that the Folk sentiment is not as
strong here as it has been in other coun-
ties which recently elected delegates This
is the home of a State Senator. a State
Committeeman and the State Beer In
spector.
The county is regarded as pivotal. An
extraordinary hard centest may be wit
messed. but a calm survey Of the ground
indicates that the county will be for Folk
by q strong majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
REED CANCELS HIS ENGAGEMENTS.

CalIaway Will Go for Circuit Attor-
ney by 1000 Majority.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Auxvasse, NO.. April es-J. W. Folk will
speak at Auxvasse. Fulton and Cedar City
tomorrow Mayor Reed was billed to
speak to-day and tomorrow In Portland,
Reedsyille, Williamsburg. Shamrock. Bach
elor and Auxvasse but on account of
washouts has Cancelled his engagements.
Galloway will hold primary to NOM
mate candidates from Constable to Gov
over Reed by 1000 votes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
It Is anybody's race until the polls close.
NINETY PER CENT FAVOR FOLK.

Effort in st. Charles.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
St Charles. Mo-, April 26.-There is no
doubt that st. Charles County win send
Folk delegation to the Nominating Con-
vent!on. Fully 80 per cent of the Demo-
Gratis Of this county are for Folk for Gov
ernor.
In the early part of the campaign there
was a strong sentiment in the western
part Of the county for Reed, but that
sentiment has almost entirely disappeared.
Folk is gaining strength as the reports
from other counties come In. The Hawes
men here are very quiet and are making
no fight
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27

M11A10 A1gSkta8GM6Ss
New York. April >se.--Arrived: Finland,
from Antwerp; Mesaba. nom London;
Kronprinz Wilhelm. from Bremen.
Glasgow, April 3s.-Artived: ,Furnessis.
from New York. -, .g.-s.,i.5, s.
Antwerp. April 3s-Arrived. Kroonland
from New York. III ;.5,.s4
2 Now York. April n Steamer Barba-
rossa, from Bremen for New York, passed
Nantucket Hxhtahip at = p. M
New York. April oe- Sailed: Nordam.
Rotterdam via Boulogne: Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. Plymouth, Cherbourx
and Bremen: sardegnan, Naples and Ge-
noe: 6lavonia, Gibralter, Fiume. Paler.
mo. etc: victortana. liverpool
st. johns. Newfoundland, April 1-Ar-
rived. Carthagenian. Liverpool for st.
Johns. Halifax and Philadelphia.
Naples. April 2a-saiied: citta di Mila-
no. New York: Montserrat, New York.
Z. Genoa, April 22.-sailed: Ileuria, New
York.
christiania. April xa-sailed: Nicola m,
Boston.
! Liverpool. April M-Sailed: Tritonia, 81.
John. Newfoundland.
Palermo. April R-sailed: Sicily. New
York. Not New orleans)
liverpool. April x.-Sailed: Ivernia, Bos-
ton, via Queenstown.
Glasgow. April 1.-Arrived In the
Clyde: ontarian. Portland. via Queens-
town
( liverpool. April s&-Arrdved: Lake
Edo. St. John. Newfoundland y
Manchester. April Sailed: Bostonian,
Boston -. 4.
New York. April se-Arrtved: Necaaza,
Naples.
New York. April &-A White Star Line
steamer. probably the Oceanic. from Lay-
espool and Queenstown, for New York. ia
Eeposted ~ wirelsss telegraph as having.
11 ~ 1geat,ieket Lishtsnip 1t Il p n.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
FOLK MEN CLAIM HARRISON.

President of Folk Club Says They
will Carry County Three to One.
RDPuBLLc SPECIAL
Bethany; Mo-. April 2S.-"On a full ex-
preston Harrison County would go for
Folk three to one" said j. H. Sutton.
president of the Folk Club. Many Demo-
Gratis insist that J. NJ. Sallee.. Harrison
County's candidate for Attorney General,
be permitted to name the delegation in his
interest irrespective Of gubernatoria can
didateS.