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JAMES J, BELDEN
DIES Hi SYRACUSE
egan Life a Poor T5oy anil Died
Worth 10,OJ0 (100.
PROMOTED REED'S ELECTION.
"Was .Snuicli Republican, but Dur
ing La,t Years Was an
Opponent of the Or
izii nidation!
lUSTBLIC SrECIAL.
Sjracuse, X. T., Jan. I. James Jerome
Beldsn. former member of Congress for
the Onondaga-Madison District, died early
to-day of uraemia poisoning. He had been
confined to his bed since last Saturday.
Ho 1 1 survived by a widow.
Mr. Belden v.as Sjracuse's wealthiest
citizen, his holdings being estimated at
xnorci than $20.O0O,(XX He was the owner of
tho Hotel Manhattan. Kcw York; much
real estate In this city and heavy securi
ties la biz corporations.
Mr. Beldea was born in IKS at Fablus.
this county, on a farm. He worked at
farxrinz until his education In country
schools was completed, when he became a
clerk In a vlllago store. lie soon engaged
la mercantile pursuits In Syracuse, and
"was married In ISjS.
Ho then became a contractor of State
canal work and did a large busine-3. He
built the flrst street railroad In Detroit,
built steam railroads In various parts of
the country, and executed contracis In the
:New York Harbor. He foanded the Robert
Gere Hank In this city and was for many
jears the leading banker of Syracuse.
Mr. Belden was a stanch Itepubllc&n and
was elected to Congress In 1SS7 and served
until 1SK, when he retired. Urged by his
frleiui3. ha ran again in ISM on an Inde
pendent ticket and was elected. Ha was
a member of Important committees. It
was said that he promoted the election of
Thomas B. Heed as Speaker of the House
in U3.
His wai Mayor of Syracuse for two
term. In Uie late sixties and seventies
lie mas one of the most powerful Repub
lican leaders in the State. During his last
ars in politics be was an opponent of
the Republican organization.
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M UtnlKD FOR SIXTY TEARS.
Ivinnm Cltj- Conplc 11ns Great Grand
chil.l at Celebration.
I'.CIX'BLJC SPECIAL.
Kstnas City, 3Io , Jan. 1. Richard But
ler and -aire celebrated their sixtieth wed
dlnf anniversary here to-day. They wcro
married iu Xew York in 1S41. They have
ha I threo childien. eight grandchildren
ani one great-grandchild, 'ihree genera
tions nere at the celeLration.
Mr
untier is jc years old. and to prove
his good health, walked to the dunntonn
newspaper urticef through a snowstorm
to ten of tre etent.
specialties.
Funeral " flowers
A34 dl39 o all kinds wreaths, pilVB,
crosi, ei" also artlflclal erablnu. Lrcs nit
tloem. tden floral Co. n& 04ve t.
DEATHS.
"" -i- 'TiaJ11'-1xrx,
BVTLElt-Oi rrlday. January 1. 1H. at
oclxk p m. ndet Batltr. Tlw funeral -will
taw placo ftandar January X at ls oVtoclc
p in . frnm famllv retidence. Ni. JCT rorta
mvi nth strl. to St. I-atriik'a Chnrca. thence
to .Silra-y Cemetery Friends are Invited t
attend
GH.DW ELL-Per!r! d tn th Iroquol. Thea
ter dla-tcr at Chlcso. Decml)er a) 1!W. Rob
ert I'ortr taldwe'l. son ot lira nw J Tea
dal i Caldwell ape. j; Jears Firnrnil frera
fairlljr re'Md-cce, No. tfrS Morgan strevt. Sun
da) January at 3 p m. Intermect p-late.
riaise emit tl)et.
DnZlEK-Sudienly. liday, January 1. 1)!.
at V i in., at hl realdence. No. iZ-C Ih-Imar
at Helen A. Doiier. In hla sn enty-thlrd jeor.
lui notice of fuwral tu be glien.
KSrKNSClUEXi-Frlday Jjouary L liv4 at
. C. m.. at residence Xnrcy Mation Mo..
afti"- a lirgerlng nines'. Mrs. Caroline Ipen
scaiej (nee Weberj. Notice of funeral later.
FLKSH On Friday. January L 1301, at 1 a.
m.. M. M FIWi In hh slitr-nlntu rear Fu
S1' Z? tfaturtUy) at 1J0 n ra. from ml.
denie of hu daughter. Hi. William F. obar
rQ. iJa WartilnBton bouletard, to Cdlefcntalne
Oetactcry. Ictermtnt private.
,JJ0,?,.5!f-0a .WeJi.la. IcRnber M
1MJ. nt S-4" a. m.. in tan Antonio. Tex.. Harrr
Hermann, b-lne-1 hustand or Jlarearet HaS
man (ree Neumann), and father or Harry
H2:?S" Pr- "l"11 5 ct "'""an and Eralhi
Ioj)mar.a inre bxertim and brother of Mrs.
rajD. idn-ard C Iltrpmarn. lu Hoprainn.
Arthur Hopirarn. :eon:e Ucpmarn and OJnda
IIOjKaann. after a Htirer'r); !Une. tt the aee
of US years 7 rwntha l days Funeral Sundu.
Jarnary 1 at l i p. rr. irora rwlJenctf. .No!
-J North JerTcrscn aenuc
HOSTCOMfatY-Oa Friday. January 1 1M.
of lie!. A f Xji;"Vf llETr -?dosMer
or Sir. JIa saret Mon'itomcrs Toe funeral
wUl take place Sunda January s. at 5 o'clock
&5t 'a. faUr n-ldence. No. ISO Xo-th
Twrntr-ti'rd etreet, to St. W rjirif
JJJ ' Calry. Friend, are tasted t?
nOM.Vrr Sadi'.fllr. etlnelay. Djceniber- n
jon of Walter and Au;uta Itniaan (nee rrel
hujS. a?ed I. yeari an.1 i month Kuieml
from reeidence. tear Nam-oM. in, rato!. at
SlICEnAN-SIrs. rajTsheehan. born In Um
erluk. Ireland, ated o jears. beloved wif? r
Jolrn ohehan. mother of Patrick Sh-ehan. -Wrn:
hccjian John Mieihan. Jame bheehan JlraT
EJla Bt-'Kft inre bhjehan) Mrs. A. Kaiee'r tnee
SliitUar-J. lturlal frons Aasumption Church at
9 JJi a. m.. Mondav. JanLary 4. 1SH Chlcajto.
711.. an-5 Tror. N T.. papers please iSiii
SCMJVAN FoiMealv. rm Frldav. January J.
ll Iatrlcl. eon of Timothy anl Mary bMU
vast fne Mahore. decMd), ad U yean,
at ?." ais Nxrtli Tuctth. 1e notice of
funeral will be Kien.
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO.,
UZ7 OLIVE ST.
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SOCIETY DISPENSED NEW YEAR'S HOSPITALITY IN OLD-FASHIONED MANNER.
uj l- k -i labial-1 n.. mi'. - ajmr ( A '
krR&4"r' yvrnlHHHYK7 I I immm ANSs. "1M-V JzrS
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"'ipg Jhf i J- &CS. 1WA.(A mmiSSPWMfalttFmjfi 'HELEN droHNON;
Society kept "open hojsc" yesterday in
the pood old-fashioned way. The New
Year's receptions hae not been so Ren
eral for ten ears as 3 e,terdav, an al
most CTery one of the prominent houses
along the boulevards and In tha "places"
was thronged with callers, mostly of the
masculine sex. during the afterroon. w hlle
many of them were mere formal in their
entertaining appointments, cards hating
been Issued for stated hours and to cer
tain sets of youns reople. of both sexes.
by lira. Cljmer, assisted by her niece.
Hiss on Echraficr. A bevy cZ younq la
dies assisted, includlnr tho Misses TayW.
Miss Alicia Chambers .Miss Lucille Xied
rinshaus. Miss Virginia Thomson. Miss
XJly Lambert. Miss Run) on and Miss
Hoblitaelle. The house. as trimmed In
holiday greens, with some handsome aza
leas. Only j oune peopl 1 w ere im Ited. the
girls being mainly debutantes.
As Mrs. Clymer's hospitality is famous,
the refreshments were especially delicious
and noeI, and the occasion one of the
happiest of the day. From 3 to 6 tho
ladles received.
Mrs. Charles Bland Smith and Mrs.
Frank Roberts were at home at the Smith
residence. No. STW IJndell boulevard,
cards having been sent out to seerai hun
dred of their friends. Miss Mabel Wood.
Miss Holmes Thomson and Miss Roberts
6erved.
Mr. and Mrs. Festuii Wade and Miss
Wade dispensed hospitality to the oung
people from 4 to 6 at their Llndell boule
vard residence, which was prettily deco
rated with many Christmas effects In hol
ly, mistletoe and smLax. Miss. Eveln
Hunter of Memphis. oo is visiting Miss
Tvade, was of the rece.vmg party.
Mrs. Wade wore a white lace gown; Miss
Wade a frock of nhitii chiffon and Miss
Hunter pink mousaelitie. Some of Miss
Wade's Intimate girl friends were asked
to come without their hats Miss Belt a
Dula, her guest; Miss Anne Lee of Pitts
burg, Miss Grace Simpson, Miss Loulie
fcpencer. Miss Helen Johnson and Miss
Grace Moon.
The callers were both men and girls and
entirely the jounger set.
Tho St. Louis Women's Club was open.
Informally, to member and any guests
whom they cared to invite to view the
hodse and to partake of refreshment.
Many husbands of members availed them
selves of the ODDortunltv and mndp n
thorough Inspection of the premises. There
were no spc-cuieu Bourn, ana no receiving
party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders and Miss
Mabel Sanders were at home at their
West Fine bodlevard residence last night,
their Invitations having been Issued only
to men. The guests numbered about one
hundred and flity. Mrs. fcaiiaors, who wore
black gauze oer while satin, and Miss
Sanders, who was in white lace, were as
sisted by rei cral youns- lidlcs who served
the retresnments. Intv were Miss Dillon.
Miss Higgins. Miss Dr.ibell. Miss Hazard,
Miss Lazarus. Miss Kenarlck, libs Fisher,
Miss Helen 113) s and Miss Marguerite
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. WInthrop Gllman Cbappell
and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rumsey were at
borne to their friends yesterday aftemooon
and evening, sending out no invitations,
but receiving lnformallr. The decorations
vcre In holl). Mrs. Chappell wore laven
der crepe de Chine, and Mrs. Rumsey a
white chiffon gown.-. paneled in white vel
vet, with some handsome Jewels. The
Misses Julia and Mar'an Rumsey. Miss
Gertrude Ballard. Miss Beulah O'Hara,
Miss Elizabeth Robertson assisted.
Miss Rosalind Mahler gave the first leap
3 ear dance of the season last night at
Mahler's, inviting abOJt mM) )oung people
to spend the first evening of the New
Tear in festivity. The girls escorted the
men, and inv ilea them to dance during the
evening, with the exception of two dine".
which were "men'" choice." Several cotil
lon figures were danced, the favors being
appropriate to leap,) ear, and including
wedding rings, bridal veils and the li.c.
The ballroom was draped with smllax
ropes and a buffet supper was served.
Miss Eleanor Glasgow, home from col
lege for the ho!ida)s, rave a small lunch
eon jesterday afterncon to members of
her Mary Institute class.
Other receptions of the day were given
by Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer for her daughter.
Miss Hazel Dw cr; Mr and Mrs. Jeremiah
Murphy. Jr.. No. 1533 Ra)ard avenue; Mis3
Leontlne Kaltenbach. assisted by Miss
Falrham and Miss Edith .Hardy: Miss
Anna Korshaw and Miss Blanche Pendle
ton: Miss Mary McKay, No. 257$ Garfield
avenue, assisted by the Misses Dischart,
Crowley. Shaw and Carrie Hull; Miss
Grace Hogan. No. 3013 Vine Grove avenue,
assisted by Miss Feehtrty and Miss Nellie
Harrison.
Tho blisses Morgan, No. 13 King's
highway, assisted by Mi's Lillian Wood.
Mts Carrie McNult). Miss Maud Harris
and Miss Blanche Caddy; Miss Nelde
Baker. No. H15 Gcodfellow avenue: Miss
Julia Davis and Miss Ethel Sldpman, No.
343 Cook avenue: the Misses Leahev. No.
J727 Cottage avenue; Mrs. Charles Brown
and the Misses Brown, No. CZl Lucky
street, assisted by Mrs. Edward L. Moch
ler and tho Misses Fniscr and Brlen; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard H. Phillip". No. SH7
Vernon avenue: tho Misses Elle. Byrne.
Eleanor and Cornelia. Ludwlg. No. 333
South Jefferson avenU'!.
Two engagements that will interest
Cabannc society -were made known jes
terday at the reception given by tho
Misses Morgan. No. 5J13 Cates avenue.
The first Is that cr iliss Besvie Ma
gulre. daughter of Robert W. Magulre.
comptroller for the Missouri. Kansas rmd
Texas Railroad, to Di;Ibert TTouis t f T-
I IV "-1s30i'.. v " f7iilM3SaHB'i ? - Slva8&SgfflHl
coma. W1-I1 : and the second, that of
Mlsi rsi)e Hall, daughter of Charles Hall
of Russell avenue, general freight agent
for the Fri-co Railroad to Will Rothen
berry of Little Roei. The two weddings
w ill be ev ents of the coming spring.
Both voung ladles are members of a
girls' clu'o which received callers )ester
dav at the residence of the Misses Mor
gan. CITY ATTORNEY AND SON
OF MARSHAL ARRESTED.
Cliarlra . Jackson and Logan Gnlley
Charged With Killing of John
W. Chnraness.
REPUBLIC SPECI L.
Carbondale, 111.. Jan. L J. Logan Gul
ley, son of City Marshal Gulley, and City
Attomcy Charles A. Jackson have been
arrested, charged with the killing of John
. Chamness In the street of Creal
Springs last Saturday.
The arrest of Jackson came as a com
plete surprlsf. The evidence before tho
Coroner's jury tended to show that two
of the shots fired into Chamness's body
were fired by Jackson and the third one
bv Gulley. Both men were admitted to
bail.
FIGURES SHOW DECREASE
IN TRAIN ROBBERIES.
Roblrrs Injure but Six Persona,
While "So l'Msencers or Train.
men Are Killed.
Cincinnati. O, Jan. 1. The Gazette, hi
Its January issue, gives tho following
summary of train and stage robberies
committed In the United States durirg
1S03, togetner with the record for the past
fourteen years.
The total number of trains held up in
fourteen years is Sil; total number ot per
sons killed, SO; ana the number of per
sons Injured t"ot), 1C
The number of train held up In 1903
wa 13. as compared with 22 last year.
The number of stage robberies in 1903
was S, while that of last years was 7.
Tills ) ear's record shows that no pas
sengers or trainmen were killed by rob
bers, but there were sK wounded. Last
)ear one was killed and three wounded.
One robber was killed in 1M3, as com
pared with three killed last year.
BRAINERD. MINN. The Arlington Ho
tel was damaged J31.009 by fire. Thre were
about thirty guests, and for a t'me great
confusion prevailed, but all escaped
No woman who uses ''Mother's Friend" need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror
and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her in
a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is
also healthy, strong and
good natured. Our book
"Motherhood," is worth
its weisrht in sold to every
woman, and will be sent free
envelope by addressing application to
Rrarffield Regulator Co. Atlanta, 6a.
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ST. LOUIS H0STESSF.3 WHO BT THEIR RECEPTIONS YESTERDAY HELi'EE
TO REVIVE THE GOOD OLD-FASHIONED CUSTOM OF NEW TEAR'S CALLS.
CONDITION OF WHEAT UNEVEN.
Illinois Crop Damaged by Freez
ing in Some Sections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. 111., Jan. L The following
bulletin on climate and crop conditions In
Illinois In December was Issued to-day
from the Illinois section of the Weather
Bureau:
Tho temperature was considerably below ncr
mal throughout the month, with severe coll
periods from the lth to the 17th. and from the
25th to the ?7tb. Precipitation was seaerajy
below the seasonal averace. tut s-as fairly
well d!trlbuted after tho flrst decade. In the
And many other painful and serious
ailments from -which most mothers
suffer, can be avoided by the use of
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Hotel Belleclaire
Broadway and 77th Street, New York.
LcrcaMociLT FUrmsutn r.coxs far pennuest and
tassient piots, at moderate prices.
OBcaxaTiu or Bold Putxxs, p.m. till 1 tv. m.
RSET.1CJUXT, Palx Room axs Can, semi of artistic
perfection. Cuisine and service really delightful.
A SnaiL FEATtntt is ocb. Afte TnxATxs Scrrzu.
Biixiabd Paelor roaLsptrs is another pleasant feature.
Our Gallery of Beautiful Palatines, valued at toO.CCO, is
open evenlnr to visitors.
Affability and courtesy (uannteed from every Bxus
cHiise employe.
ASOLniLT FiUPEOOT- -
MILTON ROBLEE, Proprietor.
J8ETH,
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no i them ditnct there was a fair coirerlri.? of
encw during- tha latter laif of the menth. Ccin
platnt is made ot a, tarclt of Mock vratr in a
lew localities.
"Hi conUlUon ct wlat Is very uneven. In
the. northern district, where ra!sU. it iras oro
f'cteJ by ei3x riJiitiK the j-erlods of se-ere
cold, and a majority of reports are faroratle.
li the central di-ulct thr aa but little pnow,
and the plant ai injure! to some estcnt by al
ternate freezlrs and tbawin?. A lare p:opt.r
tioa cf tne curret pendent, however, llie tha
lnjurj to be conrtsed to the topa, and reirt
the roots to be uninjjred Over most of the
southern district tie growth cf th crop wai re
tardd by dr conditions, and the end of tha
month finds it s-nerally erv ma)l and In poor
condition to withstand severe coli.
le work of huMns and crlbblm corn con
tlDued thrcujrhout tr"e racnth. and Is now nxac;
tlcally finished. In the northern and central
districts mch of the cram is er chaffy. A
large percentaso Is still soft, and, as it is be-
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for Miflwnrt State LntrenitT and all
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NEW TELEPHONE CONTRACTS
Should reach our office not later than Monday,
January Fourth, to be listed in next Telephone
Directory.
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glcnlnr to mold la a few cases, the opinion
is advanced that eenerallv It Is not In coodl-
tlon to keep nell In the southern district the
oualltv of the srala 1 rood.
Rre has suffered rrom lack of moisture, but
Is In fair condition. Past-res hare failed over
th. eouthem half of the State, owins ta
droachty conditions;' in t1- north they aw
still in rood condition. Stock continues healthy
ovr most cf th -state. Hob cholera seems to
have spread flishtly: and In UvinKston and
Woclford coa-tle. jem- cattle are reportad to
be djlas as a result of feedia? poor foddsr.
Thre are manv complaints ct apples and po-
tatoes rottins in storas.
leare St. Louis 11:33 P. M.
Via Vandalla-Pennsylvanla lines for New j
York and other Kostera points. hieping
cars, dining cars.
TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Former Fire Chief and a Negro
Incinerated at Mount Sterling.
, Mount Sterling. Ky.. Jan. L J. W.
Barnes, former Chief of the Fire Depart-
I ment. and Frank DanieK a negro, were
killed to-dav In a fire which destroyed the
Beaumont Hotel, the Methodist Church
j and several stores. Loss. J30.W0.
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COLD LION Cocktails Seren
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AUCTION AND STORAGE.
fteru!ar smto tt Saturday at warhon
and general offic. 1S3S-1-U Cbwitaa av
Sales In nsldencea a apcclaltr Phoc Kloioca
C 1T.
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY
IOCS a3 1KT Vfishinrron an . hmndlcri ct
Fire asd ltrln Salvacc. TVatea for racial m-
AilCKl. GAJS. JIumct.
1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AVE.
SATURDAY SALE.
This day at 10.2) o'clock, at our warchons
we will tell a, larse and var'td co'levt.oa of
StTrmtlre. carpets. STOVr. Etc.
A. A. SELKIRK A CO.. Anctlonerm.
AMUSEMENTS.
GLYfilPiO. I Mat. To-Pay. 1
Ileary W.
Favags OSers Gecrss Ade's
lUrical Success.
The Sultan of Sulu.
SUNDAY NI6HT, JANUARY 3,
FARETVEI.I. PERFORir.V?;CU
THE SULTAN GF SULU
"Theresa a Clierry in It."
SEATS OV SLE 01V.
NEXT WEEK. ccmnMncinj MOXDAT. JAN. .
Viola Allen
With Notable ComraiT and Production, la
TWELFTH MtillT.
ADVANCE SALE OF SE T- NOW OPKN.
CENTURY. lMat.To.Dayl
Th Faraonj Creator ot Fun.
EZRA KENDALL ThoJVinegarBuyr
(LIEBLER 4: CO. Jlanasers.)
Beginning SUNDAY Seats Now on Salv
THE FOUR COHANS
1m Their New Flay.
RUNNING FOB OFFICE
COLUMBIA.
All This Week and Next Sundar. Contlnuoca
Vaudeville. 130 to 190 bally.
RIccobono'a lfo-e,
I Recaro iz Bailey,
Mr and Mrs. Gardner
Lew Sully.
Josephine Isabel.
Tom Brown.
Amstrons & Wrlttt.
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CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
Proposals for Purchase of
Lots on Which io "Erect
Engine-Houses.
Mayor's OHce.
December ISO.
Sealed proposals to sell to the City oi
St. Louis, under the provisions of Ordi
nances Nos. 323) and I1S27. lots on which
to erect engine-houses la tho following
districts tflll be received at the Mayor's
office In the City Hall until 12 o'clock
noon of the 6th day of January, 1904:
Ordinance No. HI30 directs the purchase
of a lot having a frontage of not less
than forty feet, on which to erect an
engine-house In the district bounded by
Morgan street on tho north. 'Walton ave
nue on the cast, Washington avenue on
the south and Academy avenue on tha
west.
Ordinance No. 11327 directs the purchase
of a lot having a frontage of not liss than
forty feet, on which to erect an engine
house within the district bounded fay
Berthold avenue on the north, Mackllnd!
acnue on the east. Manchester avenue on
the south and Pierce a enue on the west. s
Proposals must he sealed and addressed
to the undersigned and indorsed 'Prope
sals to sell to the City ot St. Louis a lot
on which to erect an ensine-hottse.
ROLLA WELLS.
Mayor.
JAMES T. PLATER. '
Comptroller.
W1LXJAM P. HOMES. H, J. DIUlv.NEaTsV
President. brcretaiy..
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