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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Cali the Klondyke Meat Market.
phone 2ss and get your meat for
dinner.
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Attorney General simons went to
Newkirk this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Jesse Osborne, representing Wolff
Bros. Kansas City, is in town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

W F. Dunkie Of wynnewood. I. T.
was here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10
PERSONAL
Mention.

J. f. Humphrey Of Ardmore, was in
the city today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Tony Higgins, stenographer 50
Judge Burford who was badly hurt at
Saltwater Saturday night as the re-
suit of boat being overturned, return,
ed to the city morning,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Captain +. H. Racer OF the Hospital
corps at Woodward was in the city
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

j. II. Taylor one Of the prominent
horticulturists of Indian territory, ar
rived from his home in Wynnewood,
/. T., this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Territorial Veterinarian Sanders
came up from Oklahoma City this
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Cash NJ Cade. chairman of the Re
publican territorial committee, came
up from Shawnee this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10

Captain Ettie Wright of Blackwell
is here attending the meeting of the
officers Of the Oklahoma Nationa
Guard.
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BY ]. n. Burnett, Deputy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
MANY SEEK OFFICE AT
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
several Secretaries and Publishing
Agents Chosen by DelcEatcsi 9th
ers Remain TO he Voted On.

los Angeles. Cav. May -'.-Tne Meth
odist General Conference devoted its time
to-day TO the election Of the General
Conrereucs officers. including publishing
agents. secretaries and assistant secre-
taries or various societies. In several cass
the fr-t ballot failed tn show an election.
and the Second orc was taken. the result
OF which will not be announced until to-
morrow morning.
The following were elected: Homer
Eaton and q. =. Mains publishing
agents. New York: II. c. Jennirgsen and
+. L. Graham. publishing agents. Cin-
cinnat,: 4. h. Leonard. secretary OF ths
Missionary Society: ]. u. King. secre-
tary OF the Board OF Church ENte1-
sion. NJ &. Il. Mason and ". T. Their
hivlI. secretary OF the Freeman Aif and
southern Aid societies. Robert FOrnss.
assistant secretary Cf the Church TX
tension Society.
There were numerous candidates FOR Sec
rerary os the Sunday SchoO! Union and
Tract Society FOR the BOARD Of Education
ballot failed TO show al election IN any
OF these cases.
The Ervyorth LEAGUE seemed TO be a
most desirable berth, judging from the
number Of candidates for the office. Six
teen names were voted on for this secre-
taryShip. II IL impossible to forecast the
election fCr any OF the three abOve-men-
toned positions.
& J. Herbin was elected editor OF the
Fgworth Herald on the ballot taken late
yesterday and announced to-day.
Tonight at the Pavilion the most In
prCssiye ceremony in the Methodist ritual
was rerf0rmed-the conservation OF the
eleven newly elected Bishops
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

Queenstown, May IS - Arrived: Cedric,
from New York.
New York. May 25-Arrived: AuranIa.
from Liverpool
New York, May 25.-The Hamburg
American steamer Phoenicia, from Ant
werp. via Montreal. for New York. IL re-
ported by wireless telegraph as having
passed Nantucket Lightslip at $50 q. m.
Arrived; Chemnitz, Boston. Sailed;
Bremen, Bremen; La Sayoie. Havrs: Nu-
nitian. Glasgow; Blueeher. Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
Glasgow, May 25.-Arrived: Anchoria-
New York: Sandman, Montreal and Que
bee, via Liverpool.
London. May 5.-Arrived: Colonian
New Orleans. Sailed: Evangeline. Hail.
fax and St John, New Brunswick.
Queenstown, May 26.-SaiiedI TeutoniC
Gron LverpooD. New York
Yokohama May 3.-Arrived; Indra-
mayo. Portland, Ore. for Hons-Kong.
Liverpool. May 25.-Arriyed: Michigan,
New York. via Queenstown: Cedric, New
York, via Queenstown; Noordland. Pnila-
delphia, via Queenstown Sailed: Domia-
ION Montreal; Ionian, Montreal. via Mo-
VILE; Republic, Boston. VIA Queenstown
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
DOUBLE PRIZES OFFERED
TO MISSOURI STOCKMEN.
State Commt.sion VIII Duplicate
Amounts Won by Home Animals
IN Competition With World

Missouri owners OF animals that win
premiums IN competition with the world
at the Worlds Fair VIII receive twice the
amount OF tho premium offered
The records OF livestock exhibits for
the last ten years show that Missouri ex-
hlbItors have won moro premiums than
hayo been won by all OF the exhibitors Of
North America aside from Missouri The
Indications are that the Missouri stock
men who have been preparing animals for
;ha last twelve months Will take u major
!ty OF the premiums offered by the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition Company.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon the
Missouri Worlds Fair Commission adopt
ed as a plan for tho distribution OF cash
prizes for Missouri stock suggestions
presented BY ". II. Gentry. chairman OF
the COMMITTEES in charge
The plan provides that ali cash prizes
won by Missouri animals in competition
with the world on horses, Jacks hno mules
in classes to IS. inclusive. and in al
classes OF cattle. hogs, sheep and goats.
ha embraced IN the official classification
OF tho Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
shall he duplicated
STATE prizes amounting to SjA,l.o upon
classification OF the chief OF the LANe-St"ck
Department ar. provided This C!as~iiic.i-
tion Is to be submitted by Commissioner
Gentry and approved by the commission
as soon as possible. This viii largely IN
crease the nGmoer OF prizes offered II each
class
The third provision is that the division
Of such balance OF $500 as remains uil-
awarded under the first and second pro-
visions not 10 exceed S-o."p'. shall lie d.
y,idei among all worthy animals on eGhi-
bition in the following proportion:
Horses, sl2 a head. catJle. 81" head;
hogs, ~ a head; sheep. 70 a head goats
s. head 1900,
This amount does not include S.""
which the commission has set aside as
premiums for poultry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

tho Fr"noh psv'io1 would he hy card
.sly- 80 much interest was shown In tho
French b4ali.rE ami ths Governments
special -S.ibi- that Commissioner Gen
"rsl Nis--l I-.eraye decided 20 open the
doors ta aI ENugSti1E visitors.
Commissioner General i.awail o, Ger
many wla remove his ..:..ss 20 the Ger
man building y thin t-e mex; f-T Ga -.
The lover section Of tu- German building
WI. Jc open 20 all visitors at aH times.
Admission tp the upper se.tirn Will be by
card only bur'u- LsWa.t SAYS however.
that thu commission does no; intend to
I.uy anyone GlmI~4HI 10 auy part Of the
German lr..liE-. Cards will ~ issued In
~" 'ur..'5.i -F..-"s Generals CtliC- On the
lower I.Hr. ANA any Exposition visitor
can secure them.
The purpose Of the commission IS 20 reg
ul.te tlc number admitted 20 the upper
section
Many costly articles are shown on the
second floor. aGl Il 10 n" caGir. II Doctor
i..wult mat only certain number Of Wis
ituEs sEbs. D. admitted AZ one time. The
card system viii make il possible for tn
attaches 20 govern the crowds.
The Jai1rr--. Italian auI, In fact. al.
tie foreign buildings AT the Exposition WI
ls open 10 visitors. The Chinese Comm -
SION issues a card OF pJruission. AMI they
can he Obtained upon Application IN pers IN
T. bv mail 20 the 'hi.e-A- Commission, No
L.-S5 GCOLfgilJw avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
ALLEGED PRIEST ARRESTED
Anthony POliteo Speaks and In
terprets Nine Languages.

Anthony Ponteo. who claims TO be n
Roman Catholic priest. and who is n
buxiness al No. 1913 Clark avenue, as a
unsuist and interpreter. was arrested last
night on complaint OF Mrs. Rose koko-
tov!c Of No. Isl3 Clark avenue. who al
ieges that she gave two checks % him
calling for $40 to cash. and that he kept
che money.
When arrested Politeo was dressed in
the garb OF priest. He stated that he
was under suspension and that he came
TO st Louis recently TO engage IN bust
Ness as interpreter. a warrant agalnSt
Poiiteo Will bs spplied for to-day.
romeo GAINS 70 Ss ing ulst ana IN
fiuenty. he says the following languages:
English, French. Italian, Slay, Polish, Slo-
wax. Croatian. Servian and German
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
LIFE SAVERS RESCUE TWO
MEN AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
Coast Guards show How to Rig Up q
Trolley Buoy to Bring Persons
Ashore.

Two mra were rescued yesterday after
noon from tho mast in the life savers
lake at tho Worlds Fair grounds. The
rescue was part OF the drill OF the United
States IAse-Saviag Corps. given for the
first time.
The exhibition was IN charge OF Captain
Charles Hugh McIelIar OF the United
States revenue cutter service. and showed
tho methods In use at the G7s Efe-savins
stations iH the country.
The first performance was a surt-boat
drill by a crew OF ten men under Captain
Henry Clsry. The next exhibition showed
the rescue Of drowning man by means ot
a life boat.
Then followed tho rescue OF men from
tho mast u. tho middle OF the lake with
OUT boats. \ niueteeu-p POUND prOJectile,
carrying a light rope, is shot over the
mast. and BY means Of this tnitia! line
ropes and bucy5 are sent To the wreck.
! trolley is formed. by which IL is con-
uectCd with tho shore. and the rescue thus
Effected.
The selt-rishtinG and seIf-bailins prop
critics oG tho N,eboat were next shown.
THIS lifehoat. which Captain Mcclellan
states has saved scorea % lives, autOmat-
irllly rights itselt when upset and instantly
empties itSel, Of water. This programme
Will be presented every afternoon at 2:3p.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
RELATIONS WITH VATICAN
PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED,
PRprI Nuncio at Paris Does Not Call
at the Foreign Office on DipIo-
matte Day.

Paris. May c.-The absence OF Mgr.
Iorenzelli. the Pspsl Nuncio. from the
callers at the Foreign Ofnce on this. the
regular diplomatic day, was construed by
his colleague as being further evidence Of
the interruption of diplomatic relations
between the Holy See and France. AS
dean OF the diplomatic corps. Agr. loren
zelu has Invariably headed the visitors.
Foreign Minister Dellcssss informed the
Ambassadors that ". SisIri's recall from
his post az Ambassador 20 the Vatican
was absolute and unqualified
Although the French Governments in
tentions haze not been exactly defined. tho
members OF the Diplomatic Corps are sat
isfed that relation with ths Papal Nun
cio here VIII be suspended, not by Civ
ing him his passports. but by advising
the nuncio that It Is not considered neces-
sary TO carry on further relations with the
Holy See. while u. Sisard IS absent from
Rome.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
MRS. n. LIE ROY JONES
FOUND IN LODGING-H0USE.
Wife of Millionaire. Who Mysteri-
ou.ly Disappeared, Discovered in
Dazcd Condition.
RTTvBLIc SPECIAL,

RrrCBLIc SPECIAL
New York. Nav 2s.-Mrs- Fl. L. Roy
Jones, who rysteriously disappeared ten
days ago. was found to-day in n lodging
house less than p mile from her home. She
was taken home by her husband. ard
there was an affecting scene when she
clasped her 5-year-oId boy. Leroy. IN her
arms.
Her mind was clouded and sho did not
realize the alarm and anxiety she had
caused her relatives and friends by going
away. Mrs. Jcnes has pawned her jew
eIry and spent tho IS in money which she
had with her when she eluded. her hus-
band and Mr.. Cutting Ht the Morris Park
race track Monday OF last week
Mr. Jones obtained the first tangfb!s
ciew to his wifes whereabouts at noon
when woman called at his house and
Informed him that she thought that Mrs
Jones was living in n lodEing-ho which
she could point out. He accompanied her
TO p house. the exact address OF which was
withheld bv Mr. Jones in compliance with
a promise which they made to the woman
who kept IT. Mr. Jones was informed that
tho woman he sought was out.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
BRITISH DELEGATION COMING.
Municipal Committee of London VIII
ArriNe I'm u. LonIk June i.

Distinguished Er!Lshcrs Will errfve IN
81. Louis next Wsincssr.y morning. June
!. party OF forty-tWD representative
London citizens, composing the Municipal
Committee OF London 70 the Worlds Fai-.
is now en route TO this city. ana after a
visit 70 New YORK. PIiiaf-lphi1 and other
Eastern cities Will leave Washington. May
The chairman OF the COMMITTEES is the
R!gLt Honorable LD-l LyoCen, a dis
tiuE,.ishel English peer. and urOmiEeH:
among tho delegation - SIR Alfred New
Ton Bart. }. 2. former Lord Mayor OF
London. Lady Newton accompanies him.
Sir John SheruIru and Lady SaerbGrn
and James Bailey. Es9,. leading mem
her ~ the British Parliament. with his
two dausLters, are among the NOR Iroiili-
nent Of the party. They will bs IN -.
stav will be guests az the Planters.
Nany social functions will he given for
the foreign guests and the British toin-
mission viii give several dinners and re-
fsc Complete personnel OF the party
follOrs.
Tae Right Honc-sbI. ;ne Lord Lyoder- chair.
man. Ecwari Lgu1. Esd. sHcretary. S!r k,tIed
don. I.tGy NeWtoa slF Joan shsEhssrr, LaiJ
shsrbrs-n. James Bailey, Esd. D. l.. NJ p
Els. the S'ss~s EuTb-fdE-. J. Barker.
Eel = ,;s-, bs-Sss: EsS;; & Il Mr. cf,sIaSsrs,
- 5-a!,-n, "a, GeSrris C'.b.,t ID. ]
co,s;;l7rs Ese Mrs. ,,,s,ss S2,ssarje -1rvsf ~ n
Esl-- J. Eairr.SuSa. F:G. M-s. EaiTcioyrh, II
Frlls..a. E-+4-. " Grant E-3.. r = hos-ea.
E,g. v. y, IIut-hinEs. E.g.. NCwtIT HHs-
T-r T. l.. niss LILO. Alte-7sHn II aiu:t J
J: u II. E.5a"5 E-s Z. Roberts ESQ. Mrs.
E-.. = 6: Ms S1u-,rrr. NisS sShurIna., r.
Eh7uoalli. a Stevens. ESQ. c. ToiGiinsoa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
Authorized 10 Prepare Address.

Tie committee appointed at the last ses-
sion OF the l'rcSs F'srliamen; last week 10
arrange :or = permanent press parliamen.
met yesterday afternoon IN the office OF
Captain Henry King. editor CT the Globe
Democrat. The members OF tho commit
tee. including Captain ing. Charles ".
Knapp. walter Williams and others. were
present Captain King WAS authorized TO
draw - an address 20 tho newspaper men
OF the world relative - the matter. en-
b.N1yE-Z the rFrou'Tue E.3Htions Of the recent
international Press Parliament and recon-
rnend.-E tT:enuial meetings. which. how
ever are not 10 interfere in any way with
tho national or local newspaper org1pi-a-
tons OF the various countries.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

the other DAY respecting the guest list Of
yesterday afterouuu.
TIE TEA PARTY
The original idea wDs 10 have tea or
the lawn. ard gardeners ami decorators
were 81 work all morning. from an early
hour. making "A high screen OF Ers"u OAK
branches, eacirclinS the CatliE grounds
and thus afrurd'ng even greater privacy
than Yandeyentcr place ordinarily pos
EeSses.
Sat the cloudy afternoon made tea
drinking outdoors and strolling under the
trees somewhat uncertain and douhtfI
pleasure. ard IN the main the guests stayec
Indoors Whero Mrs. Catlln received. wear
ing a white lace gown with hat 10 cor
respond. With her were Miss RoossvU,t
IN turquoise blue silk null. inserted With
white lace ani blue chiffon nat trimmed
IN purple violet-: Miss Alice wardsr. wear
ing rose pink tissue ard a pink hat. and
Miss Catlin. IN white null and Valsn-
cfennes lace. her hat a beSs effect ot " hi;e
lace and pink roses, tied with blue ribbon.
Tho CBtlin cousins. Miss Wickham and
Miss Emily WIckham- lent their assist
Ruce in various ways and the Msvsrs
Dan and Theron Ca;lin saw that all the
incest men Of town and Of the Worlds
Fair list were properly presented TO Miss
Roosevelt. Some OF the guests were:
hessieuss and Mesdsmes-
John Davis. Ire Erncist,
Edmund r w!ckhara. Ge6rse y Na-HnE-u-
Charles Pars1ns Howard BsGCiSI
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
DRIVER FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Knocked French Atfnche from Car
riage Sent.

Pavilion. was hurled from a victoria lasf
Wednesday night ty Eiward Simmons. a
driver for a lOcll livery concern. Esteu,
with Felix L-amy. Secretary ot tha French
Commission. and two ladies' were being
driven from the French Pavilion ins
Sklnker road, when n jam OF carriages
and automobiles stopped their progress.
The driver OF the victoria dismOunted to
seek a passage through the line % ychi-
clss The horses became frightened and
Mr. Fsteu took the reins and checked the
animals As he did so Simmons climb ed
10 the seat OF the victoria and dealt Esteu
a blow on the temple that sent the French
attache TO the ground In the First District
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
THREE FOREIGN OPENINGS.
Austria, Holland md Italy Are Ready
tor Exhibition.

Hollands building At the Worlds Fair
Will he formally opened next Saturday by
Gerrit II. Ten Brock. special Comrnis-
.icne- TO the Exposition.
Baron Won Stribal the Austrian Com
missioner General, announces June as
the date Of the official opening Of the
Austrian Pavilion, while June has been
decided upon as the opening day for the
Italian Pavilion.
The Hollend building IS located between
the Swedish Pavilion and the Burns Cot
tage, facing Administration sverue, and
the Austrian and Italian pavilions are In
the same vicinity.
The Italian opening will be attended by
Count Cellere. Italian Charge d'Afaires
at Washington. The programme has not
been officially decided upon.
TIE Austrian Pavilion IL specimen Of
the latest European architecture in the
so-called secession style. The Government
makes a costly exhibit of art and art
productR
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
DR.. CHARLTON T. LEWIS DEAD.
Well-Known Educator Succumbs
to Spinal Meningitis.
REPrRr.rc sPECTAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
MorrIstown. y. J., May 7S-Charlton T.
Lewis. Pm D., IL. D., died at nj, home
on COLES avenue AT 2:So o'clock this after
noon from spinal meningitis. Doctor Lewis
was IN less than three days. being first
stricken on Monday night with slight
pains IN the head and feeling OF weak
ness. which hs attributed To incipient
grip. H. grew speedily worse. how
was taken with congesiivc chill and
fause,l into an unconscious state Monday
night. From that time to his death he
did not regain consciousness.
Doctor Lewis was born February =.
is.4. in wcstchester Pa He obtained his
early schooling there and then entered
Yale Later ne was professor of languages
at the State Normal University in Bloom
Ington. III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
no SIZE THE FAIR

Miss Roosevelt 10 here to ses tho Fair.
and Will visit IT almost every day o; her
stay. Private entertainments. therefore,
with few exceyuons, will be arranged sc-
cCELiggiy.
Several luncheons 20 be given on the
Fair grounds are on the tapis- To-day
Ms. George u. Markham Will be Miss
EOusevel:'s hostess. tho luncheon 10 take
place AT ! o'clock at the Directors Club.
The guests VIII include Miss CatIr. Miss
Roosevelt Miss Wardcr. Mis- Perkins OF
Boston. Who is visiting Mrs Howard FL
E1tt: Miss Wickham. Dan Cstliu. Dyis ht
Davis. Walter Eni Ralph Nckittrici and
Hugh 9Ickittrick Jones
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
FRENCH PAVILION WILL
BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
So Much Interest shown In specisi
Exhibit That Commissioned Re
1ects Card System.

announcement was made by the French
Commission 70 the Worlds Fair yesterday
that tho French Pavilion will re open to
the public every day, except Sundays and
Wednesdays Wednesday has been decided
or az Cleaning" day by the commission.
and the building. therefore, will be closed.
II was reported at nrst that entrance 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

Minister OF War SabTera OF santo Do
mingo is slain, and The Government troops
routed with great slaughter in a battle
with the revolutionists at Esperanza-
Twenty thousand Thlbetans surround
Colonel Younghusband and his handful Of
troops at the British mission at Lyang-
Use. No news has been heard from there
for two days.
The Papal NUncio at Paris does rot call
at the Foreign Office on diplomatic day.
II is said that the Government has de-
cided positively not to send Nisard back
TO Rome, and the Paris Sunc!o viii be
asked to depart until relations are re-
suuned
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

While playing in the street in front Of
his homo yesterday afternoon, Raymond
Mitchell, years old. OF No. 3529 Clark
avenue, was run over by n wagon belong
ing TO the Barber Asphaltum Company
and probably fatally injured He was re-
moved to St. Johns Hospital. He sIs-
tained a fractured skull and both of his
legs were crushed. Charles Chesteen, the
negro driver, WAS arrested.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

Charles Hamilton, 35 years old. OF No.
s2l9 Manchester avenue, a switchman on
the Missouri Pacific, was probably fatally
injured while coupling cars yesterday
afternoon. in the railroad yards Al Nor
gan Ford road and Parker avenue He
was removed to the Missouri Pacific Hos
pital. where ii was found that he was sut-
fering from internal injuries. HIS condi-
ton Is critical
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

HarmakIs and Miss Gould seem posi-
bIities at rival tracks.
The Gothamites win last game OF series
from the Browns in the eleventh inning
by a, score Of to 5.
linda won the Debutarte Stake from
All Black end Violin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

Sor Secretary ot State. writes 10 TIE Re
public that any statement from opposing
candidates giving the Inference that he has
withdrawn from the race IS without fora-
dAt!cn. Il carried Perry County despite
;hs story which was used 5y my Oppo-
aents." he writes II am IN the race TO
stay and expect TO he the winner
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
MnshinEton. Mo-. and Return. sI.oo.

Leaving $50 a m. Sunday, May p
Tickets at Missouri Pacific Railway, Sixth
and olive. and excursion agents At Union
Station and Tower Grove "Grlfin's EX-
cLrSions.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

Poiice Court yesterday morning he claimed
that he thought Esteu wes trying TO make
way with the carriage The Judge. how
ever. didn't accept Simmons's excuse and
fined him 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27
GENERAL noMFsTIc.

J. P. Reynolds OF Paris, No. VII run
against Speaker J. =. Whltecotton FOR
Representative from Monroe County.
The Jackson County Democratic Central
Committee calls a primary TO vote OF
State officers June Is. and gives Folk full
power 10 name entire delegation 10 State
Convention.
Tho Reverend T c. Sproun OF Fair
Grove. Mich, IS elected moderator at sew
enty-ffth session OF Synod OF Reformed
Presbyterian Church.
Senator German IS in fun control Of
the Maryland democratic Convention. lie
dictates the platform. but refuses TO allow
his name TO be voted upon IN connection
with the presidential nominal on.
Eeau z. Folk q brother OF the St Louis
Circuit Attorney, IS relOIniaatei for State
Treasurer OF Tennessee.
Ten persons are killed in the explosion
OF the boilers OF the tOwboat Fred Wilson
q few miles south OF Louisville. KY.
Chicago. H.. and Altoona, Pa, each re-
ports death from sunstroke
General Pearson and Attorney Van der
Hoogt. who are charged with having writ
ten threatening letters to Webster Davis.
arc bound over to the Court OF Special
Sessions in the sum Of $50 each.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-27

Musgrave Has Not Withdrawn.
L. H Mussraye Of Ash Grove. candicat,