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COMBINE MEMBERS ON
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Speaker Jsmes IL Cronin Ha? Appointed Delegates Cbzs- I Geragh
ty. John 5. Fontana aad Charles J. Beany to Confer With
Council Committee on the Garbage Ke
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Members of the House of Delegates appointed on Conference Coinrait:
tee. Reading from left to right they are: Charles L. Geraghty,
John K. Fontana and Charles J. Dennj'.
Three members of what is known as the
House of Delegates combine, which is com
monly thought to- be dominated by
"Colonel" Ed Butler, compose the special
committee appointed by Speaker Cronin to
confer with the Council special committee
on the House amendments to the garbase-reduction-contract
bill.
Delegate Charles L. Geraghty, a member
of the Committee on Sanitary Affairs, which
held up the garbage-reduction-contract blU
and finally recommended a. long-term con
tract, despite protestations that such an ar
rangement would be detrimental to the
city. Is acting as chairman of the House
special conference committee. The other
members are Delegates John R. Fontana
and Charles J. Denny. All three belong to
what is termed Butler's House or Delegates
combine.
Mr. Geraghty Is but 30 years, old, and
this is his first term in the House; never
theless, -he Is a conspicuous and active
agent in the combine. Democratic voters
of the Twenty-seventh "Ward made him
thcirDelegote, and they are watching him
with some anxiety.
Already Mr. "Geraghty has a record. He IS
chairman of the Committee on Public Im-pro-ements.
and a member of the Commit
tee on Sanitary Affairs and the Fire De
partment Committee. The history ,of the
Committee! on Sanitary Affairs is common
property; 'especially that relating to the
Karbage'-reduction-contract bill.' 'Worfc'o'li'
the new City Hospital pavilions is liable to
be stopped soon, because the Committee on
Public Improvements reported adversely
the bill, killed by the combine, for the ap
pointment of local superintendents of con
struction. Mr. Geraghty Is In the livery and under
taking business at No. 4SJI Easton avenue.
It is eald that be Is en adept In impressing
GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER
FORETOLD THEIR WEDDING.
LJnes In MIks Oijesfft lili'yftr'e Pm Indicated fo the CJafnwyant That
Jfr Urotfipr, fiamiiel E, IMnynr, ud Mies Fiiy Vogcl Were
ii Wed After Only Thro Wei.s,
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upon citizens who appear before his com
mittee the nature of his mercantile pur
suits. He lives at No. 1S6S Bayard avenue.
The Twenty-sixth Ward sent Mr. Denny
to the House. This is his eecond term as
delegate and as member of the combine.
He votes consistently with the majority,
but rarely Intrudes his voice Into the pro
ceedings. He is chairman of the Committee
on Engrossed and Enrolled Bills and' a
member of the Committee on Education
and Labor.
Delegate .John R. Fontana of the Twenty-second
Ward Is a member of the com
bine and conducts three saloons. He is
vice president of Council No. 2 of the
Unudr Dealers' Protective Association. Mr.
Fontana is a member of the Committee on
Legislation, which is delaying several li
cense bill;, and the Committee on Railroads,-
which held up the Boyce fender bill
and at last amended It in such fashion as
to invoke a condemnatory report by the
City Council. This is Mr. Fontana's first
term in the House and combine.
The House conferees yesterday conferred
with Councilman Hoffmann, Meysenburg
and Splegelhaiter" on the garbage bill.
Messrs. Geraghty and Hoffmann visited
Mayor IVells for a consultation, but the
Mayor declared that the bill had not
reached him yeU The Council wants a con
tract for not mere than three years and' the
House for ,seven 'years.
Mr,..atragbty gaya the House probaWjr
will agree to th? Council time clause, but
be requested deferment until 4-JO o'clock
this afternoon, when another conference
will be held "to see -other delegates
Bbout it." The House conferees now talk
of b one-year contract. The general belief
is that the climax will be reached at to
day's meetings of the Council and House,
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hill fnr, .I.fU6f(,lt will b,Ml.ig1)j;with
him. .1 will bg forftlvehsu.of Mrs, Mlcver
for taking Iter win nwnr from hr,, iu4
trust Unit utie will tho rfUf ,
do. We iUOI. vt t Ho. IJ& UcMA-aVt.
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-WIUJUI XeSnuCT.
1 6ar sbk& at ti Pan-Jlsierfcis; ExposirSan; ye-nar Pteafdesr 3fcSEa5y 4
4 nmjl tie faCtowtns fntereatics afcaeni tin on. wsr&Ts Ziics ml irnaaocaI
exp2rit2ansz
Hxpcaitlbc are the t5sricper3 at p-rogresa. Th-- reconf the wortTs ail-
vanceisent. TSey atimnratg the energy. enrerprfca ami intellect of the p-opte asil
4 Otticiea hTrman genius. They go Into the home. They broaden ail brfcrhien.
the daily life of the Eecpr.- They ope a nighty storehouses at information, to
4 the student. Every exposition, sreat or small, has helped to some onward
step. Comparison o ideas Is always educational; and. as. such. instructs the
4 brain and hand of man. Friendly rivalry folloxs. w&lch. is the spur to in- 4
4 dustrial Improvement, the inspiration to useful invention and to hlsS endeavor
4) in ail departments of human activity. It exacts a study of the wants, comforts
4 and even the whims of the people, and reoreaizes the efflcacy of high quality and
4 new prices to win their favor-
4 The question of trade is an incentive to men of business to devise. Invent.
- W5 vr-RM! i"3I- y- rxytt. ,;r -rti--- z.
Business life, whether anions aurslvs or with other people. Is'evec a
sharp struRgle for success. It will be nsne the less eo In the future- janthout.
competition we would belong- to the clumsy and antiquated processra .of Tarm-
ing and manufacture and the methods of business of long ago. and the Twen-
tleth Century would be no further advanced than the Eighteenth- Century.
4 But though commercial competitors, commercial enemies we must not-.be.
The wisdom and energy of all the na tions are none too great for theworld's
work. The success of art. science, industry and Invention is an International
4 asset and a common glory.
SUCKED POISONS
THROUGH A STRAW.
Mrs. Ada Heitland Attempted Sui
cide With Laudanum and
Carbolic Acid.
Mrs. Ada Heitland. M years .old. of No.
150S Washington avenue, intending suicide,
mixed carbolic acid and laudanum yester
day afternoon at her home and drank &
tumbler full of the combination, sucking It
through a straw.
The quantity of laudanum used was
twice that of the acid. But for this fact
her attempt would have succeeded. The al
cohol in which the laudanum was In solu
tion acted as a-counter Irritant to .the car
bolic acid, deadening the latter-s effect. The
acid acted' vice versa, rendering the lauda
num practically harmless.
After drinking the poison, Mrs. Heitland
told an occupant of the-house, who ran for
a policeman, and Mrs. Heitland. was taken
to the City Hospital.
The hospltal'physicians discovered the ef
fects of carbolic acid only in that the
woman's throat was bumed. She evidenced
symptoms of drouslness, but her condition
was not as serious as was expected. She
said that she had used an ounce and a half
of the laudanum. Her case was not con
sidered serious, though it was said she had
swallowed enough poison to kill four men.
Mrs. Heitland declared she did not know
what had prompted her to attempt suicide.
"I was Just feeling bad. I had the car
bolic acid and I bought the laudanum. I
thought the. two together would surely end
my life. There was a glass In the room,
which had contained lemonade' and in
which wag'a'straw. That afforded the sug
gestion. I filled" the glass with the two 1
poisons, added a little water, and sucked
up the stuff Just as' If it were lemonade."
t?he said that her husband is Henry Heit
land, and that he is employed at the Fried
man Shoe Company.
ECUADOR AND NICARAGUA
JOIN COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION.
Forces of Former Jfeutral RepubJM United for an Inyaeion of Colom
bia Venezuela Thought to Be a Parly tn the Movement
United Hratwj Will Enforce Panama
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! CLEVELAND WILL TRf
THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
Will Go to Colorado to Hunt Lions
and See Cowboys, and Rough
Riders and Things.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL, .
Colorado Springs, Colo., Sept. S. The an
nual lion hunt of the Debeque- Hunt Asso
ciation will be held October 25 and If
these dates will suit ex-President Grover
Cleveland.
Mr. Cleveland will visit Colorado hunting
and fishing grounds about the middle of Oc
tober till its close. He is anxious to see
the famous game preserves in Mesa County,
recently made prominent by the exploits
or tne iate uovcrnor Tanner of Illinois and
others. i
A cowboy tournament, and rough riders
contest will also occur. Changes In the
dates may be made to suit Mr. Cleveland.
The club- has members in nearly every
State.,
GOVERNOR AT HIS OLD HOME.
Visits Gallatin Unexpectedly and
Greets Old Friends.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
, Gallatin, .Mo... Sept. 5. Governor and Mrs.
A. M. Dockery came to Gallatin unan
nounced last night and spent torday visiting
old friends and neighbors, and attending
the street fair, at which there was a crowd
of fully 10,000 persons. t
The Governor declined to take part in the
day's programme and put in the time min
gling in the crowd and meeting old acquaint
ances. He had previously declined! an invi
tation" of the association .for a Governor's
day celebrating.- not being able to .announce
on what day he could be ax home, and his
visit tq-aay, was a. most pleasant surprise
io an.
The Governor and wife will return to Jefferson-City
in the morning.
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OPENING OF
EXPIATORY MISSION FROM
CHINA SNUBBED BY JAPAN.
Members of the Party Were Forced to Find a Hotel, and Were Not
Met by Any Japanese Official Prince Chun Dropping Out
of Notice in Berlin He Will Be Treated Simply
as an Ordinary "Tourist
Tokto, Sept. 5. Xo Japanese officials met
the. Chinese mission of expiation tor the
murder of Suglyama. Akira.. Chancellor of
the Japanese Legation In Fekln prior to tha
Boxer uprising, on its arrival at Toklo to
day.
The members of the-mission hunted up a
hotel, where they established themselves.
CHL'X MEETS THE, EMPRESS.
Potsdam. Sept. E. Prince Chun t-4ay
witnessed the Held exercise and the parade
march of the First Regiment of the. Royal
Guard. Tho Empress received Prince- Chun
at noon.
OUT OF OFFICIAL XOTICE.
Berlin, Sept. 6. Prince Chun and hl suite
arrived here from Potadam, and were con
SCHLEY'S WITNESSES
FIHALLY SUMMONED,
His DesJre lo ffaye Them firought
to VasJingfw i Granted
Fornytii&tt Explanation,
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hum hi MftmlniKiori nboiild rfuroibg nend
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tlint lb Mtb 'hall to gotten al mid hi
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hi ciiinlfm wnl )'-,. . ., , .. ,,
rtitttiw KlaMalbi 0Urolorr
S rffiiy ha hin feelvd nl 'th Niivy
DppnrtMtont from Capialn rorythn. to th
letter calllng.hl atlditloii to an, alleged ln
lervlew publlnhed on th aubjtet of the
Bchley Coutt of inquiry, .,. r
An earlier letter of th. department to
captain Forythe, It apperfr, old not reach
Mm. The following ttment olthe ohar
aetr of tho reply wa mad at th depart-
"Captain ronythe, while coming Mitt,
waa detAlned over (Sunday at Kan City,
Mo. He declined to talk with a reporter. It
Mem, howevdr: that hi fell Into' prlvat
conversation with some poron In the holcl.
with rio Idea that what ha. Mid would
to repeated IK atr torn. Kls rwarlu wer
THE POLITICAL SCHOOL TERM.
ducted by General von Hoepfner to apart-
uraiis m me i merganen. lorn envoys were
accorded no reception, except by members
of the Chinese legation.
Prince Chan and the new Chinese Min
ister. Klen Chansr. wereformally presented
to the Empress to-day. This ends all of
ficial recognition of Prince Chun's presence,
in Berlin. Hereafter be will be merely -distinguished
tourist.
The German newspapers are. by desire of
the Government It is understood, paying
scant attention to the presence of the Chi
nese mission in Germany. Most of the
papers dismiss yesterday's audience with a.
perfunctory paragraph.
Prince Chun's further stay here probably
will be brief.
distorted, ami were used to form th: rub
stance of the alleged Interview, Captain
Vortyth has made such discjatacr, and
has bo frankly avowed bis deep ro?rt at
any indiscretion In the premises that the
department Is fattened there va w fnftn
tlon on i!s part of violating- the order of
the- department to refrain from public'
Statement.
,Wd axllon wfJJ be token by the depart
ment turfhtr flwn to inform rupwtn Ynr?
rtlie that bis explanation Is satUfactory
and that be Ipdixpt. til not p t rested
affecting his excejEent Record."
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LEADING TOPICS
TaDAYSREPUBUC
THB SCN RISES THIS MOBNIXG ATS
533 AXD SETS THIS E-EKIXG AT Git
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
For Xissoui Fair PrlJay. Satar
tar fair, -with cooler la aarthers
aortloa; aoatb to rmut wlads.
Tor IlllaolsPalr Friday; llaaX tm
fresh soa'taerlr wlads. SataraaT;
xaf r; cooler la aorthera Bortloa.
Jage;
i. Combine Members en. Conference Con.
mlttee.
Ecuador and Nicaragua. Jola Coloobiaa.
Eevolutlon.
. 2. Governor Yates's Brother Involved, j
Columbia "Will Defend the Cup. n
g. Killed Sweetheart. Shot Himself. "-
Bartholdt to Test Apportioning Act
Missionary Speaks at Methodist Confesw
ence.
4. Entries and Results at the Race Tracks.
5. Baseball Games.
Sporting 2fews.
C. Editorial.
St. touisans Returning From Eunuaaf
Bescrts.
J.. Church Site for Hew CatfaoUc Parlsfe.
IlUsoUr Politics.
i. Republic yiant Adrerttsements.
Record of Births, Marriages, Deaths.
f, Republic yiwt and Real Estate M
yrfltimr.U.
pt.. Grafn afld Privpwe Markets,
th ifm4 tfv:-
JUyer Tefegrani,
I. Expects Jccf eased gchwf tltndaftce,
Fflt-tof Pf?yF iVBltpM iyt riturger
OAf i Aft WILUme frllAL
AIM rfGfinWtf Ilfdlk'f Will iViica
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Wlll.i'rlncC chafed with coriijtilf kg, will!
hi Ultoi, titbltor nnd Mliir tMlti 'rln'c.
KtnnM, In murder l'hlllp. Jl; .KennedyV
tortirf.llng intnt bt tM Mttilmbl bin:
tdteh t'ompahf wtf lo-da ( for'trlnl on
sv.ptmbf .t . r , J ,
, Th woman ha already heon found giillly'
bt killing Kfnnrily, rbo bad bri forced
to marry tut, nnd sentenced to ten year
In th f'enl(riflnry,
h wn fpffitly pjrtn!lti! to give Imll
0 that .afic might remain heri itnd Imtlfy
at th trial of her fjtttier and brolher.
PHEFEHHED DEATH TO SCHOOL
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or A.- J. jaciuay,
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