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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
WAR III THD EAR EAST.


A Russian Lieutenant arriving at Muk-
den direct from Port Arthur says the gar
rison at the fortress has laid out three
new lines of defenses inside the old works.
He says the city can hold out two months.
Chinese revive the report of General Ku-
rold's death.
Chinese natives fee north from about
Mukden for fear of further hostilities.
The japanese are said to have been dis
couraged by their failure to capture Lone
Tree Hill. Five hundred men We're killed
and wounded in the attack.
Miss Corells. Russian Red Cross nurse,
invades the japanese lines and is arrested
for spy. in order to find her sweetheart
whom she hears is wounded
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
The valuable art collection of the late
John W. Kaufman will be sold at auction
in Philadelphia.
The funeral of Richard NJ. Scruggs, mer-
-philanthropist, Will take place to-
day.
Skirmishing for the speakership of the
Illinois House of Representatives has be-
gun.
Niedringhaus's friends yesterday claimed
four more votes for him on senatorship.
Miss Lily Lambert married James Theo-
dore Walker at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lambert,
in Hortense place.
Former Congressman Curtis. who intro
duced the first bill for the Worlds Fair,
is visiting the Exposition.
Articles for which the city has no fur
ther use will be sold to the highest bid
ders.
''BiIl' Rudolph's sentence to hang on
January 13 affirmed by the Supreme Court.
The silver medal awarded on the Mis-
souri, building has been withdrawn by the
Superior. Jury on awards.
Another measure asking for a franchise
to pipe natural gas into the city was intro
duced at the meeting of the Council.
The Health Department took seven
babies away from Mrs. Eta Clark's At
lsntic street agency.
Rear Admiral John R. Bartlett, q. S. N.
Hospital in st. Louis.
The Board of Public improvements is
considering plan to establish three plants
for the incineration of garbage.
The Jerusalem Exhibit Company sued
the Worlds Fair for $4,000.
Prince Fushimi was the guest of honor
at two functions.
Benbow's airship, the Montana Meteor,
made flight yesterday. landing in Lin
deDw ood. four miles from the Aaeropautic
Concourse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
ONLY ONE SIDE HEARD.
DifYerential Rate Inquiry May He
Continued in washfn1tou.

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 2-There ap-
pears to be little likelihood that Phila-
delphias side Of the grain freight rate
differential case will be considered by the
present sessions Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. Chairman Knapp to-
day announced that the controversy would
again be taken up by the commission in
Washington at a date to be decided later.
II Philadelphia's testimony is not all in
by tomorrow night. when the present ses-
sions will be closed, the remainder Of the
local witnesses will be asked to appear be-
fore the commission at its next meeting
I'm Washington. Baltimore and Boston
will also be heard at that time.
Frank Neall, senior member Of the ship
ping firm of Peter Wright & Sons. who
went on the stand yesterday, was the only
witness during to-day's session. This
morning he presented additional facts to
show why the difrerential in favor of the
city should be maintained. and after re-
cess he was rigidly cross-examined by the
lawyers representing New York and Bos-
ton,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23

New York, Nov. 22.-Arrived: Cevic,
Liverpool.
New York. Nov. 22-Sailed: Victorian,
Liverpool; Kaiser der Crosse. Bremen, via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Naples. Nov. T-saiied: citta di Napoli
New York mot previously.
christiania, Nov. B.-Sailed: Hellig
Olay, New York.
Liverpool, Nov. 2.-sailed: sylvania,
Boston.
Rotterdam. Nov. 22.-Arrived: Amster-
dam, New York.
London, Nov. 22.-Arrived: Minneapolis,
New York. via Southampton.
Teneriffe, Nov. 22-Arrived: Totmes,
Seattle, San Francisco. ETC.. for Hamburg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
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SIMON SAYS SEVERAL
BABY "FARMS" EXIST.

. Doctor Simon wrote the follow I
o ing statement last night:
q II am led to believe that there I
. are several baby farms" in this 4
q city. They exist In some form or I
. other in every large community. No I
o one knows low many human lives I
. are sacrificed yearly to the igno- I
o rance and stupidity of women who I
= earn a livelihood by the traffic in I
q illegitimate infants.
= Il propose to follow up this evil ,
. in all its ramifcations until the I
= baby farm is stamped out or until I
= the Legislature provides proper Z,
. means for the caring for this class
. of infants. The crusade. once be- 4
. gun, must be renewed from time to ,
D time to keep the evil under control. 4
. 1 expect sufficient information in 4
q the next few days to eradicate a 4
q dozen or more of these places, and 4
. If the courts will sustain me in my I
. efforts l believe I can rid the city =,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
Woman Commit. Suicide.

Lilly Bell. % years old. committed sui
eide last night by swallowing carbolic
acid in her room at No. 231 Washington
avenue. She was unconscious when found
ard was sent to the City Hospital. Efforts
were made to eave her, but she died short
ly after her arrival Persons In the house
say she was despondent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
DECISION AGAINST WILLIAMS.
California Turfman Must Pay
$16,7S0 to Fred Marriott.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 22.-Thomas H
Williams. president of the Jockey Club
must pay to Fred Marriott. editor of the
News Letter. whom he shot at the lat
ter's home on September 3, 1902 S16.7So for
personal damages. in accordance with the
verdict of the jury in the case VIII
liams was to-day denied a new trial by
Judge Slose The case may possibly be
aoDealed to the Supreme Court
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
MARTYRS MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Annual Memorial Held in Rock
SchOolhouse by Irish League.

Under the auspices Of the United Irish
League the annual memorial service of
the Manchester Martyrs was held last
night in the Rock Church school house
The grafton of the evening was delivered
by John Leahy. The services were con-
Vincent McShane and John Leahy.
A dramatic representation of the court
scene at the trial of the martyrs was re-
ceived with enthusiasm: The entire audi
ence then Joined in singing God Save
Ireland" coward Dewey acted as chair
man of the meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
Change of Time.
Illinois Central Railroad.

Effective November q. trains FOR the
South will leave Union Station as fol-
lows:
7:45 a. m. Fast Mail-Nashville, At
lanta, Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans.
2:3O p. m. New Orleans Special-Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans.
4:3o p. m. Southern Illinois Accomoda-
ton.
$40 p. m. Dixie Fiyer-Nashville, Chat
tanooga, Atlanta and Jacksonville. Florida.
$40 D. m. New Orleans Limited-Cairo,
Memphis. New Orleans and the South.
City Ticket Office. COS North Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
EBY CHALLENGES WINNER
OF De 0R0-HUESTON MATCH
New York Expert Cueist Posts For
felt With Benson to Play for
Worlds Championship.

Grant Eby of New York City is again
aspiring to land the worlds championship
at the continuous style of pool. and an
nounced yesterday that he intended to
meet the winner of the De o-Hueston
match, which begins at the Broadway to-
morrow night.
in active practice. anticipating an accept
ance Of his challenge
The New York player is in excellent
form now, and says that he believes he
can wrest the title from the man who
wins the match for the emblem at the
Broadway.
For over two hours last night Eby
worked on the big table in Benson's, and
his work convinced all the pool fans who
saw him in action that he is very dan
gerous opponent.
Grant had very little trouble in running
the entire frame when he got the worries
opened and he made some beautiful COM
bination shots.
His stroke. he declares Is better now
than 1t was in the last worlds champion
ship tourney and he says he has posted
his own money for a match with the win
ner, which Is good indication of Eby' S
confidence.
Maggioli had comparatively little trouble
in beating Shaw in the short-stop tour
nament game at Hauser's Billiard Hall
last night When taps were sound
ed Magg.oli had 800 buttons on his
string, as against III for Shaw. Mag
gtoli made a high run of so, while
Shaw made a high run of Is. Mag
gioli averaged II 1-9. as against 6A for
Shaw. Maggioli now has a total Of 600
as against AS for Shaw.
To-night's bill will be q game between
Patterson and Shaw and should attract
good attendance.
Clarence Green Of New York is endeay-
oring to arrange a match between Willie
Hoppe and BILLY" Cation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
DETECTIVES RAID HER HOUSE.
Neighbor Makes a Sworn State
ment Telling How the Found
lings Were Treated at
the Institution.
s% Q Q - . Q . = . . = = . <<l
. LAW RELATING TO
: BABY FARMING"

= The law relative to baby farm
= ing" is as follows:
. Section 1884. Revised Statutes,
. 1s99-If any father or mother OF any
. child under the age of 6 years. or
. any other person to whom such
q child shall have been confided. shall
. expose such child in a street. field
= or other place, with intent to Who'll
. Iy abandon it, he or she shall. upon
. conviction. be punished by impris-
o onment in the Penitentiary not ex-
. ceeding five years, or in the city
g Jail not less than six months.
q Sec. 1894. Revised Statutes. 1889
. Every killing of human being by
D the act, procurement or culpable
= negligence of another. which would 4
9 be manslaushter at common law.
o and which is not excusable or jusu-
q fable, or is not declared In this 4
= chapter to be manslaughter in some
q other degree, shall be deemed man
o slaughter In the fourth degree. pun 4
. ishable by Imprisonment in the 4
q Penitentiary for two years or by 4
e Imprisonment in the city jail not 4
q less than six months, or by fine 4
q not less than five hundred dollars, 4
. or by both a fine not less than one 4
. hundred dollars and imprisonment 4
. in the city jail not less than three 4
q months. 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
Mexican. visit ,ChanEe

Governor Miguel Ahumada of the State
of Jalisco, Mexico, and his son, M. Ahu-
hada, Jr.. now a student at the Polytech-
mic Institute in Boston, visited the Mer-
chants Exchange Tuesday and were In
troduced by President Wernse to the
members.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23
FOREIGN.

The Zemstyos complete the draft of
their memorial. which they will present
to the Gar to-day. 1t is in effect a yelled
ultimatum. setting forth the statement
in effect-that the Emperor must choose
between reforms and revolution.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-23

Clarence Green Of New York is endeay-
orfng to arrange match between Willie
Hoppe and BILLY" Cation
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

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II. 6 aptteI [.

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Der. GGnacr BON Baltimore.

Souptquortier: .8ermania WGll.
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Ruitmarfen.A gcHtureH.
Seri6ieoene Stao1tbeiIe, in peI6en
Roit.8ertbiaden oertauft

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eSelter.I erIihprunos .gTornfpr

Selter.8e rit6erung -Igcnten.
Some 6rien0Ip Society, 1926, Gin.
ben : Ipemte.
8. z. SbudeIfor0 & 60, 9, Oft.
SoratogaitroBe.
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ton Strobe.
Burner & Sbomos, 3, SIt.Saratoga.
StraBe.
90. .. Sel0en, II, Sit.BIeaiont.
StraBe.
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@runoeigentbums. WotIer.
Yierre s. 9ilgou & Nepbetp, 1G,
2egington.S traBe.
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9anfierS uno Mafler.
Somblcton & 60, ~, Sit.2eriu9ton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

9udbnnolung.
@lntber's oe,tti6e 9udbmoIitu9.
sos, SIt.9aItimore.S traBe.
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Spar6anfen.
Central SaOings gaut, CHARLES.
uno 2eriugton-S troBe.
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gaNe Sur sieife tn's aasianb bsiois. Gep.
Naius, Rt. All. Ct, gaaf. etraas.
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9Gder.Hequiiiten.
SGe @perS & Sids 60, 104, Glib
8oporo-S traBe. '''
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SeuerIidere W0bel. 2agerung.
@rnbam'S 8ore6ouie, Yorf apemle
un0 9olpbin.S traBe.
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sc ieoerIan0e uno . e.
fikunaem n.

M~usIGnber m%iiiien nit 9aiien oer'
Seben iein, ieboh miro oieie WtaBre'
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geln, jebod tbut man 8oriiAts bal
Der gut, einen gab nit fit 81 fiib.
rem. 80
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@efGrhernna ppn 9ultiaden.

0Gnqe Ser crforocrIiden 3eit aur
@rrei6ung Der berihieoenen
~@eitimmln9Sorte.
untenTtebeuO lit Ole rngefdbrc
3eit fir llc6ermitteIung Der @oit.
io6en BON bent @oIttmorer goIt.
8iireou mad ben bauptiG6li6cn
einbeimiiden un6 ousp1rtiaen
Sta6ten oer3eibnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

rib ON Ha9mittas fubr glita
na4 Gbarlottenburg binous.
Sic tru9 elm peiBes @u4tleib,
has tire t4lante, mdo4enbufts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

Snlano.
AtIantn, Ga, 10 Stunber.
2lttanItcsGi.p, RS, 8 Stunoen.
9rooiInn, R.sD., 6 Stunoen.
burlington, 8ermont, II Stunben.
S Sat"' Stta5, u.s., 8 ginnSen.
Gbarlefton. S.sG, 10 GtunbeH.
g6ieaeo, SuS, | GGg.
Golum6ia,a sc, II @hlnSeu.
Cincinnati. Obio, 20 GhinbsH.
gouncilsBluffs. Soiua. 2 Gage
6uncorH, R.sS., 10 Stunoen.
9enOer, COLORADO, 2h Gage.
9etruit, Wlid., I Iaa.
Yaloeitoo, 1erls, 2 Iaae 3 StunSen.
SarriSburg, Ba., 8 GtutnsR.
Sartforo, Connecticut, IL Stuut tn.
Sn%piunaDolts. Sno., 1 Iag.
SadiOn, Wiftiippt, 9 9Gae.
SadtOnDile, Gla, 1 Tag.
adHfas.6it1, Wliuurt, 2 T1ge.
giitle Rod, 9lridnlaS, 1 Tag 10 StuHbsn.
aoutsbile, db., 1 11g 9 GtuHbera "a
g5entpbis ,GenHy / 3a9 5 StInoeH.
WtObile, Gldhnr1u, 1 Tag 8 StInoen.
gietUsSrIenfS, Ga, 1 Gag 10 St1Hben.
Siaot gtep'2Dorf. 8 Stun6eH.
Omaha, yiebraSfa, 9 Gage.
8ortluno. WlatHe, 1 9na.
gortIauo, Oregon, 8 GAGE.
philadelphia, pa, 8 Gtinoen.
8ittsbure, pa, ii Gtnnoen.
QronioeHce. RS. 10 Gtinoen.
Huletgb, R.sG.. 10 StInbeH.
ct. 9Ouis, Miiiouri, / Tag 9 Stun6eH.
Of. Bnul. MiHneiota, 1 Gag 12 Stunoen
Gun Sranctsco, Gal, 4 Gage ID StuHoeH.
Topefa, RuufaS, 2 Gage.
Bottom. Mafi.. 10 Stunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Gill.
&ein BaB5nang.
@ Of 10 | 8.

Sremoe in Der Sdpei5 brcuden
feline 8GiIe por5uioeiien, ieood miro
anseratben, aud bel einem @eiude
bieies 2anbes cine oerartige 2egiti.
nation init iid 5u fiibren. Sotc!be.
iiter lino in Der Sdipei5 fir lire
GGite peranttportltd. ieoo6 miiiien
Srem De in 3oitbauiern uno 8riOat'
pobnuneen innerbalb breiBig Sagen
ibre 9G1ie bel ser Srtspolisei einrei-
6cn, uno miro ibnen oanil Elm auf.
enibaIts : 9eredtieinssffein aiiSge-
iertigt. &iislGnoer fonnen 81 leoer
Seit unsebinoert wieoer oas Sano
~f,prIogSpu L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
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9aubol5.S1noler.
SboS. MattbeipS & Son, Canton.
g(penrte uno albemarle.S traBe.
Geo. S. Sloan & 9ro., Ala, Sight
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

2anopirtidaftIi6e @erdtbe rno 90.
mereien.
@riffitD & Surner 60, 205, Roro.
SacdItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

9umpimaidinen, &elieG II. Bumpen.
@oqoce Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2omboro.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

I4riiten, ieoo6 bebalt itd Die &egie'
ritng ooS Redt Dor, in g~egebenen
8Guen cine 2egitimation bon @us'
lanbern 81 p%erlangen.
Eirfei uno yefituneen.
8om @oti6ofter in GcnItanti.
nopel lit fein 9eridt eingeeangen,
ieood) tbeilt Der 9oniuI In Seruialem
NIT, baB IusIdnber bon tiirfiihen
8eianotidaften biiirte 9Giie beiiten
miiIien, um tiirfiide 9eiisun9en be.
treten 81 oiirfen. @usgenommen
bierpon iinb 2dnoer, ipoielbIt Die
Siirfci feline bipIomatiiden ooer
fonlnlariiden Sertreter beiist.
8eIgien.
8on &eiienoen ober Sremoen,
lpeIde iid in @elsien aufbaIten,
miro Elm BaB nidt perIanet, MIR
miiien oieieIben ibren Wamen,
Stano nno &eiie5iel in Die Sremoen.
bidder Der Sotels ODER 4~oitbdltier
eintrasen. 9iejenigen, ipeIde lid
permanent oaieIbit nieberlaiien mol.
len, miiiien iid in ireeno elmer @eiie
legitimiren. 0a Die eeforberte 2egi.
tination in oemYaiie ponit1noig ent.
baIten lit, miro o%neeratben, iit
bei'm geiude baielbit nit eillem
BaiIe gu berieben. /.
MumG II.
Gusl6noer miilien BEL Scr Gin.
fiinft uno bel Der Ibreiie Bdiie hor.
t%ueiien.