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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
PARKER
LOSES
JUDGE GEAR HANDS DOWN DECISIONS THE PARKER
RANCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALFRED w. CAR
TER is DENIED DEMURRER SUSTAINED TO THE PETI-
TION TO REMOVE HIM AS GUARDIAN.

The first batch of decisions
which has been before Judge Gear the being
handed down by the Judge
decidedly in favor of Col Pakers opponents
The legal talent interested in the is impressive
ker and for j. s. Low
Carter Kinney McCanhan Cooper Robertson Wilder
Marx with j. Dunno for Mrs Knight mother the minor.
There three matters which
the first place he denied the application Samuel Parker injunction
Carter the duly guardian
K Parker from interfering in
Ond denied the petition FRIEND of
license sell belonging
Low order removing guardian
application alleged
which did wherein lay
against Carter in
the temporary injunction is denied.
raised which dispOses of the this While
partnership the
the order alleges al
against
complaint partition
and in
affidavit of defendant This complaint alleges holding
holding
s.
X
petition s dismissed
petition which will
petition the appointed qualified
The petition however sustained the
the friend and by the guardian
guardianship Annie TheIma Parker the aPpl
made by s. Low friend of Annie T. X Parker for
removing guardian the that he is
person charged with having charged the the
unreasonable with general
which
causer
application
showing mmanagement.
at showing
rrepaabe injury the
pleading of the application the parties will be given five
of amended peadngs within which to Plead
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
OFFER
A CUP
A 800 PRIZE TROPHY FOR THE
BASEBALL TEAMS IN THE LEA
CUE. PUT UP ON EASY TERMS.

The Honolulu Rapid Transit and
Land Company has offered a 500 prize
cup, to be known a.; the Rapid Tran
sit Cup" for competition by the teams
of the Honolulu Baseball League. No
tice that the offer had been approved
by the directors was sent by Manager
Ballantyne to President Isenberg of the
League, and Isenberg sent a letter eX-
pressing the thanks of the baseball
men.
The cup is to be won twice in different
seasons by the same team, the contest
beginning with the present s"ries of
games. 1t viii thus be possible for the
winner of this years series of games to
get the cup by winning again next year
1t is not necessary, however under the
terms of the offer that the winner shall
win in two consecutive years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
COMPANY MUST
PAY INTO COURT
JUDGE GEAR DECIDES MORTGAGE
CASE BETWEEN II. E. COOPER
AND ISLAND REALTY co.

Judge Gear this morning gave iudg-
ment in the action of Henry T.. Cooper
against the Island Realty Company,
Ltd, and J. \. ,ilman for foreclosure
of mortgage. The mortgage. which
was for $4,000 is on residence property
in Manoa valley adjoining the college
hillys tract.
The defendant corporation, while adj
mitting that the interest from May II,
1903 to May II, 1904 was and is the sum
of $4,000 as claimed by complainant, de-
nies the complainant's allegation that it
has been paid through the payment by
the corporation of the taxes assessed
to complainant for the year 1900 and
for the taxes assessed on the amount of
money secured by the Mortgage for the
year 1901. 1902 and 1908.
The court comments on the peculiar
ity of the mortgage in emitting the
question of tax payment and states that
the question is squarely presented as to
who is liable therefor under the law.
the mortgagor or mortgage?
The mortgagor claims credit for the
amount of taxes paid on account of in
terest and relies on Section S31 of the
(ContiDua1 TO Page 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
Pol O
GAMES
KAUAI AND MAUI ARRANGE TO
OAHU'S TEAM MAY ENTER.

The Kauai and Maui polo teams are
coming here to play contest on Aug
ust 27, a match having already been ar
ranged. The Oahu team may also play
but it is doubtful whether the men can
be ready for a contest by that time.
r. W. Shingle one of the local team has
just returned from the mainland and is
quite out of practice, while the other
members have not been doing much
playing lately.
The Kauai-Maui game will, however,
be followed by further inter-island con-
tests, in which Oahu will take part
later on, if the local team can be got
together. Kauai's players have signt-
fed their readiness to come here at any
time when Oahu Is ready, and general
inter-island tournament may be look
ed for. In behalf of the Kauai club,
Senator Isenberg has written to the
Oahu club, asking when the players
will be ready for a contest. This ls
in the nature of a challenge, and viii
probably be treated as such.
The last inter-island polo tournament
held at Moanalua attracted immense
crowds to the grounds there and
brought out some splendid exhibitions
of horsemanship. AS a result of the
games arrangements were being made
for the Islands to send team to com
pete with California's champions, when
c. S. Dole one of the crack players here,
met with an accident which made II
impossible for him to enter. Without
him, the island team was not strong
enough and the California game was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
SHIPS MAKING
SLOW TRIPS
BOATS TAKING A WEEK OR so
LONGER THAN USUAL IN WHICH
TO MAKE HOMEWARD TRIPS.

Sugar vessels are making very slow
passage 30 San Francisco from these
islands. The schooner w. II. Mars ton
is now out 80 days. as is the schooner
Aloha. The ship Falls of Clyde is out
50 davs from Hilo While the schooner
Rosemond is out % days from Homo
lulu. The barkentine Archer is out %
days The bark Edward May is out &c
days from Makaweli for San Francisco.
Every vessel that has left Honolulu or
any other Hawaiian port within the
last month has been delayed. The bark
Mohican and the barkentine Irmgard
are both out 16 days today. They win
probably be out a week or so longer be-
fore they are reported.
The Delaware Breakwater feet is also
making very slow time. The ships /.
f. Chapman and w. p. Frye should
have arrived at their destination two
weeks ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
SAVE Your MONEY.

The Twenty-Ninth Series of Stock in
the Pioneer Building & Loan Associa-
ton will be issued in July, 1904, and is
now open for subscription. The mem
bership fee is fifty cents per share, and
the monthly dues are one dollar per
month per share. The stock draws
much better interest than a savings
bank.
Further information can be obtained
from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King
Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

gerously i'll WITH the disease. The YES
sci had a cargo of sugar from the Ha-
waiian islands, having loaded at Ho-
nolulu and Kahului.
c. Brewer & Company are the Hawai-
ian agents of ne vessel. She is one of c.
Brewer and Company's regular packets
i'm the New York Hawaiian trade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

Secretary Brown of the Y. NJ c. A.
says: THE Advertiser article this morn
ing about THE Association Boarding
house at the Engleside is in the main
correct, but it is leased and operated
by the Young WOmen's Christian AssO-
citation alone the young men share in
the privileges of the home without as
suming any of the responsibilities"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

THE HOLT-CHRISIIAN CASE.
The Holt VS.. Christian suit for an
nulment of marriage was continued be-
fore Judge Gear today. The cross ex-
animation of George c. Sea was finish
ed and Judge Robinson was called to
testify as to Ella Holts manner of Civ
ing evidence in a former case in which
she was a witness.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
SACHS SPECIALS.

Printed lawns batistes and dimities.
Pretty patterns and good quality. Reg
ular 15c. Sale 10c.
A fine grade of Muslins, Dimities and
Batistes. Regular 16 2-3c. Sale u 1-2c
at Sachs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

Special Gable Marine Exchange.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. July
25.-The bark Foohng suey arrived to-
day 139 DAYS from Kahului and Homo
lulu. Beriberi was found to exist among
the crew one of the crew had died
during the voyage and two are dam
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

Anyone who has ever given Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy a trial will tell you it is un-
equalled for all stomach and bowel
troubles 1t never fails and is pleasant
to take. For sale by Benson, Smith g.
CO., agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
RAPIDLY KILLING THEM OFF.

War Of determination is raging in this
city against reaches. HOusekeepers are
using the new Roach-Go powder which
is the best ammunition and sold by
Hebron Drug Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

TAKE THE ROYAL TONIC.
If you are run down, have no appetite
feel languid, can't sleep, you certainly
need Roval malt extract. Gives new
strength vim and bounce. At Hobron's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
MORE BARGAINS.

500 Business Envelopes 55 cents; II
packages Toilet paper 60 cents; Letter
Filing cases As cents. To be had only
at Wall Nichols.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
ALAMEDA SAILING WEDNESDAY

The s. S. Alameda will sail at a.
m. Wednesday from the Oceanic wharf,
for San Francisco. She will take a
good sized crowd Of passengers.
given up. The project may be revived
as a result of the forthcoming inter
island contests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
THE ST TRIKE
SPREADING
CHICAGO July 75The Allied Trades the
a sympathetic strike with the other strikers.
RUSSIANS STOPPING GERMAN STEAMERS.

BERLIN July 75-The German Arabia bound
Japan with of -four has been
fleet The German LbOa
and searched for cOntraband of n of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
RUSSIAN WILL RELEASE THE ARDovA.

ST PETERSBURG July
ArdOva which recently seized for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
COOPER srCCEEDs H1MsEI.F-

The term of Office OF DR.. Charles B.
Cooper on the Board of Health having
expired, a commission for him to sue
ceed himself was issued by Acting Gov
ernOr Atkinson today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
STILL MORE BARGAINS.

STILL MORE BARGAINS.
500 business envelopes so cents; 10
packages toilet paper 55 cents. Only at
Arleigh & Cos where you will be
treated courtoously
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
MASSACHUSETTS OPERATORS ON A STRIKE.

FALL RIVER Mass July a5Thiry thousand operators
factories o a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for 25
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25
FOOhng Suey Has Beri-Beri

ARRIVES DELAWARE KAHULUI WITH A
CARGO OF SUGAR AND THREE CASES BOARD
ONE HER sEANEN Is DEAD AND TWO OTHERS ARE Sc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

twenty-five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-25

Continued to Page 50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
HARMONY COAL
MINE CLOSED
Inspector Dunlap Orders Work
Suspended III Ogles Plant Be
cause of Continued Fire.

John Dunlap. Illinois State Mine In
sp-ctor. visited EeIi.yiilc yesterday and
perompturily ordered tn" closing the Har-
inoay mine ~ Or,o' Station. between
III" bluffs and Ee.l.ylle.
The closing OF the mine was ordered
because OF 4 fro which has been burning
Tor the last year. and which 1t has been
found impossible TO check. \ large sum
OF money was offered By the owners OF
the mine 20 anyone who would ex;ing,ish
the :iEe. and Several Efforts were made. bu,
10 no eject
Fgr the las: few months the mine has
been WORKED. the miners working away
from ihaj part - the mine which was ON
IRE. while constant efforts weEe made 10
Smother the blaze. Inspector Dunlap.
after an investigation. decided that the
danger IN working the mine while the
Ere was not cAtingIisheu was TOO great
and ordered II closed.
TIE miro j. the property OF the Lenx
Coal and Aiming Company. OF which john
-Nauie ia president. il - on the land OF
A i. OEle. the coal privilege OF which
has been leased from him. There are still
twenty-five acres OF coal which have no.
been worked snt the net loss Of p-ost TO
the owners OF the mine and the ground
By the closing OF the mine IS estimated at
Sl1.c1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Couple Commemorate Twenty-Fifth
Year OF Married Life.
Hen. u. Sextln. a leaairg harke- o.!
BRIDE MODEL WEARS
DETACHABLE VEIL
DreSxriake=s. rrahIc to orange
Wedding Ceremony. Secure Wom-
IN Who Ee-r. Her Identity
n Secret.

Although the National DresSIiakers
Association. which Is IN session al tho
FpNorta Hotel. was unable 20 hrt =
bride willing TO be married at the SESSION
held last night. they finally secured a
yourg woman TO poee as the model. TN
der the conditions that her identity be a
secret
Up 10 late hour yesterday afternoon
II looked as - ;his feature Of the ses-
sion would have TO II eliminated on &C
count % the superstitions Of the different
applicants in regard 10 marrying on FIJI
DAY.
The afternoon session was taken Up
with = GcnoGstr.s ton ~ Nine Baker.
president OF the association. OF the hitting
reuch designs. the reading OF a paper oy
Mr. LINDA K wade. vice president. on
lie .-Co-Cp-r.aIi-S Work OF DressInakers-
and = talk upon the Fitting OF Corseis
b. Miss Helene g. Crosby OF Battle Creek.
Mich
'Ths evcrIu- session was for he purpose
Of snowir. the latest bridal Veil. - hich
has = ,set..h..hls front. 50 the bride a. the
end Z the ceremony can remove same. in
stead Of throwing IL back over the head
q = has been done heretofore The audience
was kept waiting for some time. as the
another had o. lie secured TO replace II.
which necessitatel 4 trip down TO the
business part OF the city
When TIE demonstration was over. the
attendants OF the hotel afforded some
amusement for tho assembly by shower
ing rice on the supposed bride, as she was
being escorted from the room
The convention adiourns tomorrow. and
the uext meeting Will be held IN New
York in the early spring
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
ROYAL ARCAyUN

Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI, ROYAL
" Arcanurn. Noe sos-3Il Holland Building
A cordial welcome 10 visitors, friends bretar-n
and members from abroad
John c kiilincsworth. Grand Secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
River Rinlto Bre vftfes.
e Stacker Lee leaves Memphis to-day.

The Stacker Lee leaves Memphis to-day.
The city ot Providence s;iiI continues 20
handle large excursion erVv.s daily
The Rses Lee departed fer Memphis yes
tertas with . god trip % passengers ar:
Yesterday with her usual god business re-
ported
The Sp--a, T,ssi. will max. he- usual Sun
Gay eNrurzi.a tT.ss to Alton and Grafton TO-
morrow
captain Harlow. master o. a boa, On ths
Great LAKES. WAS visitor az ~. plot rooms
yesterday
Pill; Robert Roth hss tal-a ,se saekTa.a
% Etay.s i.iut. where size Will enGass IN
transfer vsss.
.-Fritz stree; has taken III. place o. Pile;
mccullough n RE esp. Girafcezu. Mccall CuSh
g. taking his vacation
The CUiucy Will arrive tbs morning from
kroAuA and depart Tor the same poini az :
o'clock this afternoon.
The Cry Eagle viii arrive from Peoria ,his
inofninE AID c.Tatt fJF the same point =
O'clock tbs Afternoon
The D'ubgquo departed fo- St Paul yesterday
af;cFnc-n wiz. = so,d Isl o: passengers and
fair CONSIGNMENT q freight.
The Chester VIII arrive rom Cap Clra-.eau
AID Nay lal:inEs tnis morning. AMI DEPART fr
the sane points ~ O'clcck this aft-rulCn-
The F-ri Ii"rpid viii arrive ;rcui Memphis
'1-i..rIfgw IN place q the Peers L.. she VIII
iepaft fer tae same vliat al ociocH Mon
DAY afternoon.
The city az Savannah and the CIV ., aeri-
lr!s are stii urab TO resume their tennessee
is-t'r husl ness. because e the low water In
til Ohio River
-Th- Corwin II. Spencer VII depart 20 S-r
clrs.pn parties uui.r the auspices OF the EX-
a. al large towns 81 route.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
By Telegraph.



Memphis. Tenn. sept River SANDS :
feet. rise O. s n tie ias: - hours The
Kate ADAMS hnv.nE been delayed CT account
.. roustahaut trouble. cera-tet ~ s:s, n n
for Arkansas cry on her IN, Trip c: the SEA
soa- The James lie departed a; . n >ar
I'iSr- .hs Eo9.rt = LIE >isTa.;ed az
ie?siiei AZ !; p m. for o. X. I-,at:as. Tn. ol.ea
s5l ar ara ls i as t n3i = I'm b- ATSaHsas CITY
Jgsu = DaFEsgh O; this place. ana formerly
this rlr- ~, hem ..fp1ir.-..i slr-ri--.-.a-- r,
tn CluEoi.1atri Transportation ard Wharf
ehars- octsber ! R.esipts ~ -.ve- today
and - bags oc cotton seed
Cairo II. sept 1-Ga,iz. read, ~ ...-
saewirs rrse Z : y = .0o- during ths last
- hours Weather partly cloudy Gnd cool IRE
th.s morning. n. Henry Harley vas IN .rt
c..t OF I'm. The sai.- Lee arrived fro-a
Msmrti. z, l-;4 , m. and t-1art=d for Mem
Paigesh. Ky sgt. :21.-.Rive- .sus. reads
- and tsllirg- Henry Harley 70 Cairo a, a
n Dul's- - due 1T1rl Evansville Tomorrow
:or I.st At noon .7r Ten1s.s.. Isivs- &C. 80.
Weather clear Hr1t warm.
Chester. III. sept -1-Ga1s. 70 : feet falling
, Me1isr fAi' sit al, e9;ss'.r Gowa a; e
? n. returning a, !. r-ida.sat; de5a-ts. .os
lower river a; a m CSsstef du, tonight,
vieksegrE. Miss. Sep z.Gaqse rest. So
detained On account OF n; ssin- abie TO GO; a
crew. The Data {. Que c--vn The Cor,itII
cleared. Weather clear AMI warmer.
Grand Tower. IL. Scot .s.-c-s.s;er down a,
6-I5 r. n J : down AZ l-:ia a n Henry
SarhrusE down =. ? II Chester z; a. 5-il
= n. Gauge r-ais u fe.t. .-a falling weather
clear.
Cape Girsr6.au No. Sept Gauge las
feet. Weather c,ez- and warm chester Gown
p m. an departed 81 return n: Il a
EXcurs.cn stca-s- J. : coVu at ?. T.
50. VIII take ca; exG;-.oa to-aisst-
Darlington. Tr-. Sgt 25.-E!v.- - now Zee:
- ,Ichs- above lou-wa,e- mark. tsn % :
,,i-- B1srs ~: Elo!se- Bats eovr: Eloise
and ". y II
warsaw. IL. sept c7-Gaug- -e,is - Sect.
a fan = ; II t1e ias- - hours Weather cloudy
RnI warm quincy u and down early this
nsc=rlrs- Silver Crescent - art cr--
s.: Paul. MIN. Sept 3-Ca:-et States
steamer Colonel Mackenzie care y el-iv -h.s
morning with :he body % Captain Dsv!t Ttytor,
who died suddenly yesterday Steamer S. Paul
came in at room today. AID ieSr a this
evening tcE 81 Luis
P.ttshurr Pa Sept a-g:ver IS .eet. fail
Ing very slowly a. Davis Island dam ci5a:y
and warn
Uhse,ins W Va Sept 7-RS.r y .-cnss:
Stationary CIouty sn4 warmer Departed:
E"ss.s Smith. Ps-S.-sbc-y; Z q Stout. New
Natar1Ta-.
Cincinnati. O.. Sep. r-Rive- a. f.s.: s,a-
tto-la-y- Tire departures Crsa- AMI warner
Louisville, Ky. ss7:- River Stationary:
IN canal. 80 feet: On saIis inches. below
locks. - feet. clear and pleasant
Evansville. Ind. S~Tt- :s.-R:ver Stationary:
80 Feet Cloudy aat warmer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
Bei.e~iIic New. Notes.

Mrs. James Ucico-lb G: 3elrose. Ecs-. ~
visiting I=S 7. D Tcru-r ard Mrs HcES
Carson. her s'ste=s-
Miss Tile Ba;l-=zr .. Tellevi'ls ard An
drew Funck- y, E.I2t 81. Louis married n
- Charles No. THURSDAY The b-ite Is ~ell
n-ovI = IA Beilevfiie. The Bridegroom IS a well
TODD cairyuan OF Fast 81 Louis.
Tn. Diels % s. Louis will meet tire Belle
vile BIS to-=uJTTov. afternoon
--dl.s Helen Day has departed So- Tar-ytova-
or--ll n Gfsoa- where s1s VII attend school
Her Insih.T accompanied her and VIII remain
with her a .en GAYS
Former Ckier ot Police Ys-cixel % B-il-vtli-
entertained al q the members % thr d-iarf-
Ine.t with 4 farewell cia--r a. tie west-ich
Hotel yesterday
Tho funeral % Anton J. Ge'e-. 81 who eief
U4.ir.ss,v took place yesterday morning Fl
neral >-rzi!ces we-. held the Cathe.ral and
the burial vas IN Green Mount Cemetery
The members OF the B.iieyfiis Lotke.
Knights ana Ladies o. Honor. last evening
celebrated The twentieth anniversary o. The
Founding, OF the CIDER.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
THREE BODIES IN MoRGUE.
Baker Found Dead in Hotel
Two Unidentified.

found yesterday in q refrigerator car IN
the yards OF the American Refrigerator
Company at the foot OF Barton street
The body had been in the car. the police
say. for ten or twelve days In the pocket
was found a patients ticket OF the Poly
clinic Institute. at Jefferson and Lucas
avenues. made out 10 Dennis FIannery.
John Hollensen. 40 years old. a baker
was found dead last night in his room
at the European Hotel. No. ~ South Sec
ond street. Physicians say he had been
dead since noon The body was removed
TO the ,norguc-
The body OF an unidentified man about
% years old was found on 4 vacant lot at
Tenth street and Clark avenue yesterday
afternoon There were no marks OF yiO-
lence. and the police believe that death
came from natural causes. The body
was taken TO the morgue- The man was
poorly clad. Apparently a laborer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
C0TTER WILL BE
GENERAL MANAGER.
Take Position With the Pere
Marquette, October l.

Another striking example OF the often
heard statement that the Gould South
western lines are good training schools
from which Eastern lines can secure COM
petent executive material IS illustrated in
the announcement that William + Cotter.
manager OF the Missouri Pacific. viii. AZ
ter October !. bcc"fu. general m ger
OF the Fcre Marquette.
Mr.. Cottcr has been associated yith
Russell Harding. president OF the Pere
Marquette. Tor several years. and :. ll.e
IL has been understood ever since Mr.
Harding accepted his new position that
Mr.. Cotter would go with him. there was
some doubt about the position hc would
have. and which the above official an
nouncernent sets at rest
Mr.. Cotter IS one OF LOU- brothers. ell
Of whom started at the bottom Of the lad
der. and all OF whom have risen 10 exccG-
tive positions in the railroad world. lie
IS now on an inspection trip over the
southwestern lines.
F. J. Mclean. assistant 10 Mr. Harding
while he was with the Missouri Pacific
is another Gould official who Will go East
Il Is believed that Sir. Mclean Will con-
t.nue 10 be M Harding's assistant
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
TOMS SEEKS 4 RECIPE
FOR CHICKEN HEAD PIE.
last ~. I.ouis Mans Hcnhousc Wis.,
itcd by Thief. Who Chops the
Nccks OF =. Fowls.

WANTED 4 reeipe :or chicken bad DC;
PIE
Since the visit 10 his henhouse OF n
thief VINO took Only the bodies Of
his twcaty-seyen chickens and lef;
their heads. A ". Toms OF No. -. North
Twer-y-jhir1 street IS considering wheth-
e. - insert the foregoing advertisement;
IN the newspapers
About O'Clock yesterday morning
Toms was awakened by a noise IA the
back yard ~ his home. He got 10 the
window in tine To see mar rua down
the alley. After ming Z shot 1t the re-
treating figure he returned TO his bed.
when Mrs Toms went - the helhogse
TO iced the chickens about p o'clock tire
door vas open anu every fowl was miss
.EE on the floor lay Ghe twelty-S-Vvn
heads. some ruethodIo.l thief had quietly
entered the rUost, g,--ns OF each fowls
head without luTbin- the balance and
walked away with the whole bunch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24

Two Are Held for killing. in East
~. Ioui.

The 81. Clair County Grand Jury. in ses-
sion in Ee!leville. returned 4 part report
yesterday afternoon. Two cases inyesti-
gated were the killing OF George
Reynolds. known also as Louis Nelson.
ard George Green. 4 negro near East St
Louis, by Louis Kane, on September <
Kane Is held Tor both crimes. and Hugh
McCandless Is held with Kane is an ac-
ceSsory in the killing OF Reynolds.
John Barb"e. 4 negro. Is charged With
assault to murder on Louis ThOens. an
East 81. Louis policeman. on August -.
Ctf"- indictments returned were. John
Seaman and Hugh NcCa ndleSs. burglary
and larceny; George sally. larceny; VIII
liam PASCAL. burglary and larceny: Pierce
purcell. larceny: James Jones receiving
feiiinG, and I.eerlJier Smith. Assault