St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 15, 1898
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FRIDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JULY 35, 1898. PRICE} t3 Staioz's: Ome Comte. ; amas o eqeeeeeet PAYING FOR A DEAD HORSE---THE COST OF THE ELECTION, FXACT TERMS OF SURRENDER 3 BEING ARRANGED TO-DAY. © The American and Spanish Commissioners Are Z ath in Conference on Details of Capitulation. c————- | fis HE TALKS OF HIS VICTORY. DISPATCHES FROM MILES al A Hard Campaizn Ends in the Surrender of AND A SIGNAL OFFICER. | 18,000 to 20,000 Spaniards. > OTT ald Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, mount ed. Our troops have behaved gal-7 Copyright by the Press Publishing’ Company, 1808, |/4ntiy. They fought like heroes and | am TH THE UNITED STATES »3 | Proud to have commanded them. During . . WITH THE UNITED STATES TROOPS [Aine hardships they have sunered anes |( ZEN, Shafter Talks o is Victor BEPORE SANTIAGO, DE CUBA, July 14,;/have shown resolution and spirit. They ° 6 p. m., via Kingston, Jamaica, July 15.— | deserve to conquer. The reverse to the Spanish arms in Eastern exceedingly atubtern. Gen. Toral has and the Capture of the Span- (“uba is complete Santiago has fallen and] proved himself a foeman worthy of any i eu! aNMah with it all the Eastern end of the island. man's steal, The oi ae henge i [Ne C el , ai ander agreca | Minated in the surrender of Gen. Tora . } faire Pear il, the Spanish commander, agreed hav. heen dragging on for ten days with the genera] terms of the eurre nder at a/the intermission of Sunday and Monday, IS rl ] lY O 20 OOO Ct le with G Files snaftier this | when our batteries and fleet bombarded the ? ich Gen, Miles w as present. | enemy's position. Throughout these periode * * > - a i ‘ e ii . j } ‘ The “skate” which Uncle Henry drove } And now the patient people all he public is an easy mark, * Victory is greater than appr ar d at! of truce, Gen. Toral has shrewdly falien Around the rou h J er = _ ; , iad ——— — = ’ 7" " hoa 4 j ne Spahish troops in aft Kou? rn back, when hard pressed, upon the siate : gh Amendment track Will have to help him pay the freight Henry's estimatio orps, iiitary division of Dantiagy’ | ment that he was simply a subordinate and WASHING STON, Julv 15.—C igej ASHINGTON, July 15.—Commissioners to arrange details ‘ ‘ines ' a line drawn north from | powefless to agree to the proposals w.th- Hall, ‘Do what you like, but keep it dark, - } radervy. miles west of ‘Sant _— out the sanction of his sup riors, except 4 ~ . . oa ' of the surrender of Santiago sat until a late hour last night and Ie deader than the people's love. Contracted by the City Which he has aslein on boodle’s rack, For that same blind and spavined ‘‘skate Ie the rule of his administration. through Los Palmas, Sorian, Alcanta: io lunder penalty of being court-martialed. Sagila. on the north eroast, and par on to At the same time he seemed to intimate o P af : ‘and the ter-| that, personally, he thought it us less to} Met again this morning. It is expected that the exact terms of _—_-—-- —— + —- as ‘ape Mavysi, are surrendere: TORPEDO ‘BOAT SUNK. ] SHE IS CFVERAL NAYS OLD. ritory Ss »ban ione d. te tw tm ag and ‘t) - hold our any lk nger. But, he and his garri- 7 tj aT | 1 M Spanish prisoners are taken, about 10,000 son were soldiers, he said, and could die, if | Capltulation Ww > agree - Pr § ‘ A of whom are in Santiago. The re mainder | necessary, ne bal a voter ule a] i l ee agreed on to-¢ ay and made known here. T are ga | It was at the personal interview held by All of the information obtainable from the seat of war to-day is in the follow. = ene aie Gre are at Guantanamo and others was al Eastern Cuba. . Gen, Shafter with Gen. Toral yesterday that | ing cablegrams: Hiogo News Report ts That 118 China- | Other Papers Are Confused About the | soned in the towns of these troops are to be embarked und sent |} the American General made the Spanish mer Aboard Were Drowned. Deal for the Browns. back to Spain under parole. : commander understand that tempvorizing BAIQUIRA, July 15. : re} aa r } rs — 2 nors mModestiy. | US cease { hat be “ Ur “Gay i , *{r r 4 ; Gen, Shafter, bears his nonors m y. | emtegorioal Stare ie hig tee way, | Secretary of War, Washington: | i y nn. a Th ' ‘ as trut) tat To a corresp: yme - nt of the Associated Press | categorical affirmation to his offer must be : Te ras a log here is not one word of truth in @ state-|he said: ‘“The enemy has surrendered all / received, or the bombardme f the cit: ae ° ) co SEAT AE ‘ ; . h.- iogo I al ! , ¢ marament Of the city ‘ “ee é - EATTLE, Wash, July 1 The Hiog nei ha he St. Louis the territory at ‘d troops east of Santiago. | wou.d begin in earnest. Commission on behalf of United States was appointed, cone — ment published Friday that the St. News, published at Kobe, Japan, under : , ‘e terms were dictated from Washingion mn th ‘antime + sur plans _ F ‘ sold Ti ked § “ad Seed 3 coke this iat terms W re ‘ it I ‘ ry] > ‘. In tne meantime é all oul Pp ans had been =. 42 = + ‘ ; . . ) Edwat ecker th ap ad been utilized to| SiSting of Gens. Wheeler and Lawton and Lieut. Miley, with Span- Browns were it has been a hard campaign, one of the | perfected. delay had been date of June 2, just received h-re by the . , contains the | morning for $80,000 and that the sale toOK |pardgest 1 ever saw: The difficultics to con- | f00d advantage. Our lines had been ex-], I : ‘ , Santi: was nearly sur-|18h commission, to arrange the details for carrying into effect the SS steamer Yamuguchi Maru, contains the . ' news of the sinking of the Chinese torpedo | Place in the office of John D. Johnson. tend with were very great. Never during | tended until Santiago our civil war were more difficult problems | rounded, and our light batteries had been 7 ; » | boat Hee Ching at Port Arthur a fw days Tho sale of the Browns Was made to , ; ; Unele Sam Is Getting Ready before the paper was printed. It is stated | Becker several] days ago, just as told in the i i. + ~ chara ‘ter ree Ts = noaes as to be able to do more effective capitulation. | Ww il] rene h Siboney to- -mo w. MILER. , he roads made it see ait s Oo ork rro that there were 118 men on board, NOt one | Post-Dispatch at the time. Messrs. Von +) 3 7 ‘ et rte , ance Mm the ‘e of - enemy. The In addition, arrangements had been made Ihe second dispatch is signed “Jones,” a signal officer in charge of the tem ‘j i of whom wes } saved. No details are given. | der Ahe. Muckenfuss and Becker were in |‘ ady | to Punish Delinquents. . John D> Johneon's office this morning com- transportation problem was hard but all} to land troops at Cabanas. west of the > Aeagge , -e been successfully sur-! entrance of the harbor of Santiago. minus of the military line at Playa del Este, and is as follows: | wad. "ip & 1 yletin the original dicker the difficulties have WALKED AWAY WITH $500. ee * eh PLAYA, July 15.—The commissioners appointed to arrange AND IT WON'T GO AT ALL Guest’s Flash in Paying a Waiter ie 7 the details of the ‘ender held ti . RET Seok errune (O's « reacts an WANTS A RECEIPTED BILL. |THREE DEATHS FROM. FEVER, [ite setailsot the surrender he this morsing at 0:20 oclock, and QHICAGO, July §.—E. D. Row'and, said , Senciaiien Does Not : e 1s be abnember Of.6 prominentamd. wealthy | °° STS. Sresory warn alin is supposed the terms will be settled to-day. PROSECUTIONS WILL BE BEGUN | New York family, atjer cating dinner a1 pape * pias Only Twenty-Three New Cases, and All of a Frederick Keller. ‘ fer, 1 _paym » Marly C. Saran pee eee © Oe Mild Type in Shafter’s Army. WILL SPAIN SUE FOR PEACE? ON AUG. 1 AND WILL BE CON- Frederick Keller, a Waiter, in payment. Mrs. Maria Keller was unable'to obtain eha’ge for th in the Cireult Court adkine permission to TINUED DAILY. bill from the cashier and went to the ele- avy into court $178 so the court can decide rac CT t > T ’ : vator and thence out of the hotel bulding. | PSY *D'° § Sy cree the , = cag yh WASHINGTON, July 15.—The War Department has posted a dispatch from gy eared pe e time for his c’anze gigas a contraet with | Assistant Adjutant Greenleaf of Ggn. Miles staff as follows: | f fhe my The Spanish Government Said to Be Preparing Rowlard waited eome aH eet Dee? Me : H. Colson & Co. of New_York City to “SIBONEY, July 15.—Only new cases of yellow fever and three deaths re- Kr and when he found the walter had left with p * FAIR WARNING HAS BEEN the money he demanded the amount due memorial window in Christ Church | , et ee, cn . » os " , : ; i : ‘ork was | ported within the past 24 hours. "Type of disease mild. Camp site moved when- to End the War . “ty. Since tne work waa GIVEN TO EVERYBODY NOW him from the proprietors OF th Grand a ‘atl dr his : *! elfic. was refused an wian eft he she says there have been so many | , ’ J .: omen . mare . . oes : . . - . me ¢ - _—- Tt thoroughly interpreted by the Federal off! Z a) dw al tions ot the ship. All these patients are said to be victims of malarial feve i, with to Spain, and that Spain has draw n up conditions for peace which offers a basis of clals, #0 that the plea of ignorance will no: ite oY oy li i ‘ : trea Tee SP9 , be accepted. op, which disease those who died were affe« ted | Nysicians will make a further In- | ne rotiation. : 1 ‘ . . » . > 7. } » c - + > ~ 2 . . ” J it spection of t vessel and determine whether or not she shall be sent to quarantine. Premier Sagasta 15S quoted aS Saying that Spain wants peace, but that “i t must Avaistant United States District Attorney ‘ , . . Bessinghaus said Friday that the prosecu- - “ «es Owing to these conditions nothing has been done ill the line ot preparation tor | he an honorable peace, as Spain deserves. The army,” the Premier said. “is onitialan tion of delinquent taxpayers would begin hh me 4 landing the prisoners. " to resist to the last, but the Government cannot consent to such useless sacrifice. Aug. 1 and continue daily without let-up > ng ' 4 rs - | fas ; Ilad we our fleet the situation would be very different. The offender who escapes our vigilance le Sd ' é - , ' / he Seake* be enid “Forewarned ta IN RCORES WATSON TO SAIL FOR SPAIN The Minister for War, Gen. Correa, is quoted as saying, in an interview, that i | ° he thought peace might be arranged on the following terms: | The United States and Spain to agree to let the Cubans decide by a plebiscite suffer the consequences. Of course we can- said to the | whether they desire independence or autonomy under the suzerainty of Spain, The not he too hard with the people at the etart. /£ eu ye.” " eT anette oom | : ZO | Post-Dispatch correspondent to-day: two governments to agree to abide by the result of the plebiscite. but we must enforce the provisions of the 14 tate " hy ' rh, : e: | rif a gil , ae ll surely forearmed, for Uncle Sam's offenders and those who fall to heed our caution wii! Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, July 15.—Secretary of the Navy John D. Long Tevenue act to the letter “The deputy collectors will warn us of “The warships which have been in the vicinity ot Santiago tor several weeks —. on SUL onty to are n& longer needed there. and will be sent elsewhere WASHINGTON, July 15.—There have been no overtures for peace received ae oe ag som iis eth however. will continue and will be strengthened in some places. |} by any United States Embassy or Legation abroad or by the Department of State ‘ . | ) ] . » } law are severe, but déapite that fact the ! : ) That was the statement made by a member of the Cabinet, who is it is certain that it will get away early in the “The blockade, Commodore Watson's fleet may leave Cuban waters tor Spain this week, | at Washington.” bart coming week Coal and other thoroughly familiar with the conditions as they exist to-day Humber of tax prisondre after Aug. 1 wil! , . , Undoubtedly be astonishing There are a -¢ eu: ; supplies will be taken on rapidly and I peianeaess D8 no further delay. The royal decree of suspension ol individual rights in Spain gave rise to some ) eo / discussion as to the outlook for peace Secretary Day, however, reported there were hundred methods by which one can evade | | ii : : no overtures of any kind so far made known to him. Detail dispatches following up Payment of hes government taxes, but in | \, ' the end he is sure to be found t aL : ‘ , i M FE N SU R R E N LD E R E D, | “The public has received dint notice of te dip e Dh TH E NU MB E ‘the announcement of the surrender were eagerly awaited, but did not come. Sege ' ' ic ) cr ‘i \* , ; Bi! ; s -“, 1 hx. Jf . ‘ . ’ » 21h 5) depot aie? veh WASHINGTON, July 15.—The President is without information as to the | '**4' Long was the only absentee. ‘ Sur intentions, and we shal] cheerfully ore saneetet ont en re \\ | hes ef exact number of men in the captured Spanish army. The general belief is that Tora] “ MBUNndeTreta mi nga r or ’ . MOOR: + a ‘ np} : capitulation, Measure He thinks about six men will Be kept busy making arrests dur # during August. ST THOMAS. Danish West Indies, July 15 —Advices received here frofm San | Special to the Post-Dispatch habitants of that place are greatly alarmed. They | WASHINGTON, July 15—“Next is Porto Rico,” said Secretary Alger to-dagy FOR A DEWEY tY BOULEVARD, “a YY ; Tuan de Porto Rico show the inhabitants ot | : y - ° ; _ ahd , 4 lexpect the port will he attacked hyy the Americans to day Lhe terrihed inhabr tant > | and then, it need be. llavana : - _§£ / ‘ . I press the war vigorously. No parleying will be allowed e] . , . ¢ : lis ; - ie | way to Washington under orders to prepare for the expedition to Porto Rico, }U niess the war is speedily brought to a close an armed force of Americans will When final disposition ia expected to be hs P “ : § made of it. ae | Ce The Disposal of ai Snanieh Prisoners Presents march on Havana, when a crushing blow will be dealt Gen. Blanco, who has com- | : tinually incited his countrymen to hostilities, The expedition to Porto Rico will THE WEATHER FORECAST. i aie N y Many Difficulties. go forward immediately. With the exception of the regulars it will comprise ae FAIR—STATIONARY. "a . rer, a * yy WASHINGTON. July 15.—Col. Hecker, | usual passes mer rates for soldiers, the | men entirely. It will be commanded by Gen. Miles in person, though Gen. Brooke, For St. Loule end Vicinity—Fair Friday night i ay - lwho is in charge of the transportation | rxreest ‘to ‘000. But a cesanveaibie eam now in command at Camp Thomas, is expected to be his main dependence. The end Saturday; little change In temperature i“ service of the War Department, fact ; ~ |eize of the expedition will depend upon Gen. Miles” wishes, although it is believed by Mh as is trying ation hae arisen frofm the ‘ 4: s, reer Por M beeen! and Hilimote —P air r by nmr é i ‘_ ‘ . to worries : , te 1 | 5 e) ow fe ver " . ss) * ; ‘videy night A cany Vane te w oe og mg W. 1 gg penggeendae - ' - to arrange for the ( vevance : Tie Me be ne ae qa rroors @s we ll as among that on, emi) men will he sufficient ior the purpose. Cine thing 4 certain, however, : om ‘ tor 1 ' ’ « : se? fs) } . iki » vi } : . ™ 7 + > ~- rh ‘TS woo s = . - , " ; o ~— ’ . : os i 4 ishington to Mr. Joy went the use this gnain of the Spa lie eared that tf theme 1 is that the force will be sufficrent and not need .rce-eniorcements like thag ~ > our own and : shat Post-Dispatch Friday afternoon saye: Fre4 morning to see the President and to try renderea in Santia There ie a dispost- | porte re we)! . ‘*+ may be ditt: and riat w. Baumhoff ie to he the next Postmast: : and reach " a cleton in the postoice mat .- tion to at peal dire: tiv te the areal ate atgtm.- to induce rane ” ortation ohne - yf A a s¢ mt , Santiag carry ' i of 8. Louis. His nomination will be made, ter. Col, Kerens was not aware that the ship transportation > on bid oe. ee ye re x en sed to infect: | Horto Rico = not expected to offer a very formidable resistance. It isp be- : , . . a) ‘ij > * «> : ‘ ’ . ee ’ : . ya 64 in a day or two. i visit waa to be made, and did not know carry theee Oe put she Spaniards under a ion. There is also doubt w! et her the Span- hewed that the mora! eect al the surrender of Santswgo will be discouraging to the Pg wae 1 MeKinley mate this statement | the result until thie afternoon, when he *® “* uree WoU!: RY h would Insure their re- ish authorities would allow the men to land S Charite Joy this morning. | was informed by Mr. Joy. , neutral ae ‘aimeulty at home. and it on Spanish soll. defenders of San Juae ; option we vernment of the neces-| Adjutant-General Corbin ssid that ell the | Gen. Wilson's division, composed of the tone of Gens. Haine a: — “a Suees it's official. too,” said Mr. Joy,| The result of this conferenc® with the wowld relieve our ‘ for the 2 { sending with the pysoners ths Dente |scldiers when “they. eurrende ered had. been | ig unds: orders for the Porto, Rican om tae es now at C ea Pe Epes SP aE a cor from the source it I have) President will probably be q fol. sity © they were | soldiers when slegraphe on of mckiy. tol- rd thet = transpo secured and now in place for imme: pe. other at Chickameuge, | = " that the com Ves chatged the ' diate delivery ht Santiago. * Mg : es Be OP a 4 Ka = f 4 7 ) - a ; - , v4 + Lae ao? ace ne eee ; ee ee. . <_—"
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os ie — Si se ei er ae sh 5 3% FRIDAY—ST. LOUIS SO coe il 898. a ted a cto o GENERA i iispondency that follows a spree ©) Sandrid i labore! briday a J d J C , mPaudridge Is 4 avorer. riday norning WABHINGTO.N, July } Gen, James H. Wiise who is said to be slated tv 6 lhe went to his humbl m ys . 1 | | . accar ewelry oO. ‘ ; u iin Altitoie nomIne w! he secon . go to Cuba for the purpose of forming a & ahbie gwuvernment in that unhappy COoOuUur- i floor of 1612 oe anklin avenue H , M W | & Ph | J W | > | Vi A iia " ; ' ‘ ow »oe sVPeshiiles V0 ig three sm, ch) rer f graduated from West Point j 1su0 lie took part in the Port Royal expedition, Y ‘or his wife. He left the house and shnortiy and for his services in it ympaign ard tm the capture of Fort Pulaski he re) cS at - _ Hess & Culbertson. : 18) le was 0 he staff of Gen. MeClell: South | | is wifes suspicion was aroused and she} was Made a major in! i ye Ps ine gta oon fecle lan at © = © , Watched him. He was aione ina front room| | H C Gra we Mountain, and was Inspector general of the army of the Tennessee in the Vicks- and it could be seen that he was putting A WI vr . . . “ . oe te , . ; : + vires ’ . ’ , sii . ‘ o(* tnar > BuUmMmeth!) 4 ris ni a. Hea 4 nmiryy 2 ; burg campaign of 1833. He was ; 1 the rank of Heutenant-colonel after the ? ens i a Fiass. HSHe saw him (Fai: A J J C C wt. battle of Chattanooga, and from May to Angust, 18ts, ke was in command of 6 coo eee oT wl od ye it te gs ‘. ° S ordan ut ery O. , Dent bai . P , , eae Gus nich ene suspecte oO fo I Pothe third Cavairy Division of the army of the Potomac, and for his services in 9 | polgon. "Netved by the love she. bore him J. Kennard & Sons Carpet Co. , the Wilderness he was raised to the rank of colsnel. He commended the cav- she rushed into the room, much to his sur- | Th A . A d W W “4° P ; : airy division of the Mississipp! from October, 1561, to July, 1865, and closed the fhe tum! nt a akeaeeriod teas ~ Fang e merican rmy an Navy ere aiting | Si! nr Ons Hardware Co. : . ; i ‘ e 4 role ; { ney sir rv ie aespe “a * , r ti "tsone efferson Davis. Gen. Wilson retired from the army in 1870 leach detami | ‘ . ° i, war by taking pris oner J e | e¢acn det nined to have the gzla-s he O W S > ; to engage in the railroad business, for which he was especially fitted. He has > apie Sandridge finally succeeded in for the ommand to pen Fire hen Ringen tove O. > ' ~~ , — , » Weis Sta "hin: ‘ | Wrenching the glass so as to spill the con- . . ; : been identified with railroad interests in the United States and China for W a 5 & , I . = | B G Hy d F C ' ‘Its, | years. Af present Gen. Wilson is a resident of Wilmington, Del. hg — he Me rae reat oral Finally Yielded. ackus as Heater an ixture Co. : oO-o0-o-o--0--0--0-- PT EOS | ee oO’ , Scene and had notified a neighbor, who sent OFF AGUADORES, July 14, 3 p. m., via* the hill and into the city and the combined Scarritt-Comstock Furniture Co - — ——_—— ———_—--- = for an ambulance, Port Antonio, Jamaica, July 15, 4:15 a. m.— farmy and navy forces quietly and grimly - hich » the ambulance driver, Jacob Fes- Santiago de Cuba was surrendefed to-day SWAES (he WHFS O Gem, ae J H Crane Furniture Co eenmeter, arrived at the place and told the - lé > oe en | -( \ . . : ! man he must go to the hospital, Sandridge (Thursday). Menaced by American forces THE WIRES KEPT BUSY. Butterick Pattern Co was enraged and, besides refusing, ordered on land and sea. disheartened by past de- 7 ' . . ot driver from the house. Fessenmeier feats and without hope of vi * hs Gen. | j —~y *-- rs wag | oaks maak n. Miles ooawar I i rn ti las worked too iong saving lives to be atS ¢é cLlory, ' ng forward Gen. Shafter and Gen. Miles W re | d & Pp ©) : frustrated s0 easily. He caught hold of Toral yielded his city to save his soldicrs were still hard at work in an attempt to | a € an rin ing QO. ; etna oye an : ano r struggle , pones be- With the final stroke of the Spanish Gen- ee ¥ ught r which must follow - Howe Scale Co. or 1I@ ATINK-craZzer man coul e placed . . . at hehe 3 [ in the amb! llane e. The ime ly arrival of a eral’ bs pe oe the only stronghold in thn }’ rov Phe té lep! none and te egraph wires from ; polic eman saved the eaten from a contest ince of Santiago has fallen, and the power the front to Juragua were burdened all the & OLEEELECEREEEC CCRC CCC >>dd)>d. DP}}}}}}}} >>> i § | of indefinite length and doubtful issue, of Spain in Eastern Cuba is crushed freon with messages to and from Wash- At the hospital the stomach pump was ington and Gen. Toral was busy in com- — upp! dl and the patient was an * af | What the terms of surrender were is not/ municating with either Captain-General! ene ‘ I €*t tit é Tt) ~ “Tare oO r i ‘ ‘ blade aifiq-ss ‘ —— . . 4 i . > - anum an ad avs Le Ww. is t | re a of living. He is | when Ge n. Miles returns fro m the front to- | ;, a gy. > lo ; (sen. — sent ‘a. “] 4 ’ ’ ‘ t s oO ‘ 0 oO } ye) vr? the » @evwme | 4% se i ATO! ‘ “aR Ui . tear 4 . Unusual Power Required in a | Salariesof City Employes Can- | * ¥e*"s o!¢_#ad out of employm ne. Pissed for dase: nay they may Pe SUP*| miral Sampson, telling him the chances for CLO i HING ON CREDI I . . caine esse io 3 ’ f 4 Cake ves ' " ae .. 2 | On board the flagship New York it is be- |“ *"! render were good and ,.that no shots s Surgical Case. not Be Seized. Hf NOESN’ T “WANT 4 PHARDIAN |liceved that the surrendered Spanish officers | ten ee 7 oe | from the fleet without definite months of hot weather to come. You will need LIGHT-WEIGHT ’ : » | Wil be permitted to retain thelr side arms|~'*** {FM the snore, : TWO B t => flit | aa that the Spanish army will be given mm ag gees of — aporeneee a _— - peste uy now ON CREDIT. afe convoy to Spain. Admiral Sampson - ran ciose in shore at Aguadores an EN'S Hats. Suits and T ready to wear and made to measure |Rich Missouri teuyer Fights Inquiry | }; || took. up ; ition in readiness for ’ rousers . A ' P | has not yet been informed of the details of | Pp &@ position in readiness for the exX- | , MAN HAD BEEN KNOCKED OFFICIALS ARE ENTITLED | nd te Mc ieaite capitulation, ay” he Benclinn dined ue tal eae LADIES’ Wash Suits, Wash Skirts, Waists, Silk Skirts, eto. : The end came swiftly and unexpectedly. owe he Brooklyn ranged inthe rear of CREDIT CIVEN TO ALL DOWN A TO THEIR FULL WAGES : oe wee seme owittly and. ws y, | the Mew Seek ed fos kan came a . The Santiago campaign, with its deeds of up rk and the other vessels took | : soos spice iio ela aka ata Heel Seer os | EMPIRE CREDIT CLOTHING CO , es . , , es Repo 1a ee ,e11e VEC y any men hign in ' A, . , St Ste ——- MA‘ ON, Mo., July 14.—A court of inquify | sank to have only just begun. The re- : Jurag la to await word from Gen. Miles. *9 | OHARLES NATESTINE WAS SET JUDGE WOOD HAS DECIDED THAT | 25 ‘te the sanity of Attorney James W. fusal of the Spanish to surrender has been | NOON came and, although the expected Open Evenings. S. E. COR. OLIVE AND Cente STS., UP STAIRS. | Drain has been in session here all day and ‘| 50 emphatic and so recent that both army | mee fe. Spee oa was oe issued, _the on UPON BY HIS WIFE'S” SUIT AGAINST THE CITY ran far into the night. It will likely re- | @nd navy had forsaken the idea of vic- pn fey ana ioualy clone te thelr places, 4 " , quire the greater part of Friday to get all | tory without further bloodshed, and noon |). 3°! (> Degin the work of wombardment. | BOARDER. WILL NOT LIE. the evidence in. Drain is a single man of | to-day had been set for the final desperat: ~rom the bridges of the watships the otn- | about 38, owns a large and valuable estate assault upon the stubborn defenses of the | : = oA 5 top tne r glasses alternately on —_——-——_-—- in this county and ig bitterly contesting the City. That Its fortifications were strong |, 5.5 a etatlog ashore and on the fleet j case, which is instituted for the purppse 4d that its forces were brave #il knew Pe pi ged Is Juragua, behind which | y f appointing a guerdian ! and to-day had been looked forward to as | ‘UY *)'S* Dad Clsappeared, | HE HAS ONLY ONE LEG, INDEBTEDNESS NOT inka Sate a aronertr tom’ ti oy — iF Kely to be the bloodiest in the history ol! r As 1 and 2 oO: ‘lock passed without an or- 7 Drain was in Mobile. Ala. recently, and | the vampaign, and, when soon after 2 sie £0 egin bombardment the excitement | BUT FOUGHT GALLANTLY. INCURRED BY THE CITY. it je alleged that his actions the re resulted oO'clog@k this afternoon, Admiral Sampson | one - the offic: who Knew the signii- | in his arrest for disorder! ) duct His receipe by signal the news that Gen.} “‘y, ae delay became RICHES. . | . -—_---—- |manner since hia return has ~ n “queer,” Toral_ had surrendered, the Admiral and/ .). Rhy.» 7 cow . MInUIES aster 2 ¢ clock and his former attorneys favored the move | his officers scarcely credited the story. — By as B. 1 transp | her way) arted behind ; } When His Shoulder Had Been Attend. Law Does Not Contemplate That St. to appol nt@aeru irdian I>? iin romptly dis- ' V het he y M rr (‘astle and the } atteries pe oye . po nt Re i transports an ad st irte on tne miseed them and secured new ones. (one above the harbor will also surrender _ 8 “at as , y son! J s ‘sve to Ags uador' +} Roli- . rye = , ee ; ed to He Swore Oui a Warrant Louis Shall Act as a Collector of the witnesses to-day said Drain made : eee: Sor Beterneen, 6. Santer oe woe) lam pe . ving ee ee oe he hip, | day morning, but we have y sighted no others . ihe journey to A} ma to see a young lady Jecture. At that hour the Spanish flag stl} on aiing on 7 ‘ since leaving San Francisco . for the Arrest of His of Personal or Private with whom he wry become impressed, but tloated above Morro and the Spanish forces | "O° S™%'S® S Sie presse d onward, “We ¢ weber the Trople of Cancer about a a that when he got there his heart failed him still cli@stered about the earthworks and ] o'clock esterday afternoon tain . Assa‘iant Debts. | : : | “ho “SANTIAGO HAS SURRENDERED.” ,, * . nd he did not seek an introduction to his battertes. of the ship says that we will a to F ono- harmer, but contented himself with gazing Ww ith the American army controlling San- Th ttleship Oregon was the first vessel See SS ee lulu to-morrow morning. 1 will wait till [ — ” atther from a pe ge e 7 op ee eae: osnster 8 re —_ ~ e by the }in i) amd ws 4 signal. “The enemy has get there to finish this; hee I can tell you " Drain insiats that he ts fully competent arbor batteries would be absurd an | re att mpi to appoint ai gua rdian Gen. be na ter Ss occupation of the Low 1 hu? : 1? ry ; “ ? ane P » + Ys ' io ” ‘ " | : HONOL 1’ LI! June M4. — We arrived here j inn be Rie star boarder. Don Wins! * cr lay morning and made one ruling which | j. the result of a consp racy by interested indeed, the sea front fortifications an 7 al | aha wan” i wos : ~~. _ = b’ hy mati WITH THE COLORADO yesterday baw hae about 7 o'clock, but did 7 ‘ : on nsiow, will be hailed with great rejoicing by the sn) He has extensive business con- others are not included in the city’s capitu- | forward . — — . VOLUNTEERS not go ashore until two hours later. Then ‘ : Nategstine is minus “a le ft leg, but has an city employes, because it renders them | ‘Ttions with ore of the best hanks in —- ‘ , | oe iv . | At almost t} ‘ came instant the other 4 . we marched out to the lianiwal batha. It : : artificial substitute, He ja 49 yvears old and r ti . i] - i of the Coun Ly, and he has Suvppel aed the bank. en (,en, Toral on Mon lay last ret ised © @ ; ‘ ft. caught ne sgn ont was my first experience in the breakers, | lnlemed 6 . . practically judgment proof. |ers to testify In his behalf. He will not go ahsolutely to consider the terms of uncon- meanil f the bricht oe ‘a mony ous — and I thought it fine, excepting the rock pioye . Ene D. PY, Kane Artificial J. Hi. Taylor recovered a judgment against | on the stand hims lf, hawe ver. ditional surrender, and when Gen. Shafter pw fas 1 at fl - Fiat’ age B.. . fags bottom. My feet were cut up pretty y > limb Co. at 212 North Fourth Ssireet, Willlam H. Meph a ethi , . announced negotiations at an end if wasi 3 . A na ' en ~ “tesa 7 swaying mast- | a . Mepham for something over $0. |S hiomed ehh ae se head, and a great « he er from a host of - when I came out, Mrs.’ Nateestine gave Winslow notice lie could not collect {t and sued the city ; } ellever -_ at the taking of the \ ty Ww th- ‘ Ameri in ft } t { >/ ‘ } is . . 4 lie . : . , ssi r} e - La board gt —, admits that his wife | written opinion, in which he says Fireman Killed end Engineer Severely (Sy eumpletele. ‘ani. pln Senandina ne | “ SR, See sey Res had Botarng oe oe ae ne Manages the house and does not like “Pp +t _— ‘ . : an didn ties : . — oc AVentuany the ist ran alongside the ov e niLec ates ne a h ag . t K to see Plaintiff having recovered a judgment Injured in an Unusual Accident. |; was made for the final assau t. a rkeship and delivered her dispat: iS > o ' yage of the Second Expedition soda water, bananads, oranges, and I don’ t Pr - P 4 1 e , ‘ IiGger Instructions ro asnink- ¢ rigeet : 4 »* ’ | er commanda trified with against Wil'le H. Meph } | Aeting under inst tions from W hing ne k . } r Wins! ; ik $n i ewe enaneritlC(ClCrCrlCUlUl(Cheh rr TT ' ton, however, Gen. Shafter ain proposed | tained no details, being simply a brief mes- as Far as Honolulu. ROW Was Oe. ! ote naiow was not making preparation to employee of the Collector of Revenue of BRINKLEY ark July 15.~The north surren ler wenterdae oad ata F ‘ ; am 1s ige vy wire to Admiral Sampson from ' . After this panna we weal Secs to a . , 3 ‘ sui, 4 » ws) ‘ OTtil-~ ercay, ani B CONPCE OE ; Shafter saying that t ' rh | s . go ur guns @ cs ee. for no agg and heithe City of St. Louls, seeks by a bili! in | bound Cotten Belt Memphis passenger #®' which Gen. Miles and Gen. Toral were pane oe . at ne enemy had | ——_—_-~+——— a +6 ag to “ata the’ people nae wan - ® move more rapidly : , J fo ae, Dae og present, it Was proposed to allow the Span- pn re ¢ equity against the city to appropriate to itrain No. 2 struck a cow yesterday after- jen officers ti See 4 io han aon” rhe Admiral has not taken an active Privaie Richard G. MeLell of St. Louts | ** could do it. It was 6 o'clock when we Before the wife knew what had happened |the payment of said judgment the monthly | no just after it had whistled for this icets to re.aln their side arms, and |. the negotiations but. he h — Se OS et ee a On: ae en ee pesses out in the clash had came and Nate t{ ’ ’ . ny i - On, JUsBI a Inmet i “3 ' . : the Americal com mander offe re; to #e nal “ . ™ 5. ~ a él Ais been cone |} h is fone to the Philippines asa member of squads to see the town, whie h is A he Siine iay on lary of id Mep! cit and a wreck, with one dead and an \ defeated army ’ de 0 ilted by Gen Mt les and Gen. Shafter ; : salary said Mepham. | i | the defeated army to Spain, un ler convoy after and } ¢p : igh hills 1 the fi , ‘ he result , sadiiw 1} 1) | the ¢ rado Vol er He con of | pretty place indeed. The h es in ® Boor groaning in the agony of a dis-| “The Court will take judicial tice ft) Other wounded, Is the resuit and on parole, undoubtedly he will be considered in the | gg pPirnnnse yn | back ground remind some of the bere: o located left shoulder. me ROtICe that The train was in charge of Conductor | settle ment of the final details of the sur. | Mrs. 5 F. BF. McLellan of 219 Stoddard Col oh SE Satirthe ean to the a} under the existing law said Mepham is not Graham, with Engineer Sem Kyle and, TORAL SEEMED OBSTINATE. jrender. He declined to discuss the matter | street, and has always lived in this city oA pet ad many of the native boys were ® dispen- ’ , “jlremat! oP sO ; ) hey le @ r , 1 further than to expres é e . , a ee See @here Dr. K , aispen-ian employe of the city. He is hired and)! im man Bi lly Simy non th ee ng! ne. The y At this rs . . . ee ‘ ~ . . i al ~ e’rTre oT ) ' - : member, Dr. Kearney says this ie the first action will not i — 1 oo ge ne : nee the y Roa yp . ra ‘ah some t me , be made pub- | he at once enlisted. He left. San Francisco “Although the town seems TT in e d : a | Cc " rill Le e. ; ATiRR Lhe ene .ne oF rey ti { ‘ oniv con ition impose: } bein hat h ahou } | ‘ 0) i t : . ho ates renare oe everyth , ie needed to set a limb. an fm owe of the é hi ; SePNamM thrown a car's length ahead and down the should leave his arme hehind the s il officers aahore began sending pedition They tally me tric lights here, { ‘ Cc . 4 ner 7. 7. : sj, ’ : ° 1} . . ; 7 ‘ . =e ssf « . e dropped . + . me town All f the boys think of the good things CLEVELAND, ©., July 1i.—The bodies of re yh sae atrikets rece ved ad. \, peti t eclareda ane the defendant i rie \ ‘ : irz \ pre - Neverthe ees. e BDA a oF ul’s anx-. eve wo min ‘ iong ; tine +. +! had rt home to eat We don’t get the ten remaining victima of the Watere j a )tO? : . fr of & * Ol, eorge Stone | Step! (Chamy) ‘ : Dick Hian in ] eral att k at noo -daAy. at wi : , ~ull and eia TA sp tal er- be * 6 iwhom were many relat! ves and 7 will probably render a decialon |. an Francweoo, the President of the Cali- t ongreaam en Bartholdt and Joy of Bt. the extended armistice expired. The pn neem: were made in + PSHOR OF “We are fortunate in having a large bath | the victimes, were gat thered, was : ee : mah t. Although the operators fornia State League, wae elected President | Louls at the front oe every preparation for « rerance " irc imber oO room On some of the transporte there is | able The large force of Sollee ‘x ne stoutly refuse to agree to arbitration. they Of the National] Republican Le . . Seer a ana ee Cane battle. the fleet thered aro: und ®* little tent havi! . erected at & mey @ince none, and the men are lined up on the decE | could do te oontro! the almost ere ing thetr ame in condtition to re. Morning's concluding seesion —— at this Long Distance Phones for Cairo. | bar « Agua Seek > ‘ready to ‘hur! Sef. # OVer thea there Were burned al a u e hore turned on them pie. vis , operations Momiay, and 4t is gener- clove Vote between him and J. °c was 8 | noe . --———— ———-——eemee | “We drese ag lightly as possible and stay ° that in the end they will pay Boyd of Baltimore. D> H Rime oe ee . ee gee A ‘ T E A AHA up ON . *. we of the time, it is so warm mo decided upon as ultable by the | Port. Ky¥., who : c ©, li., July W208 AMerioan Tee. OM si my THE CHEBPK—The shooting of | tt ir Dunks -: 7 to fill out the apempinen sete the MK ag toned hone and Telegraph Co. are bulld og a line STRIKE | A» Oe... , aaa 'T oa dar mavid McCarty feont “Tl thought all of the fires on our ehip ———— ~——-~ jing of Rennville owi. jinto Cairo from the north and are now at ea Fa rw a it mee rould be started when we left the others. Boye Buits Almost Given Awny at the ‘*" ») seolamatien aa ae clected secre- | Sandusky, a few miles north of this city Work Practicalig Suspended at Cuda) oe iin itror shop at 1228 Clark av ut they were not. We now make sbout Globe Clearing Sale | Young of Pennsylvan Z us oe a 1) The company will put In .0oog 4.siance te hy's Packift¢e Houre nue. i« - ate weatery to the } The ‘ krote an hour, tnetead of the 16 we made . : invitationa from Ju . 4 . epnones nere . Paid Se 15 ‘Aork | : baa fe vt c a . : b& for Ohotee of any Pove’ Knee Pane Suite wn ' ea" end Maj. John ‘ 7 4 of * ane OS “% ree * ree rasp RPA ot an a ' rlahw's ' , 9 Talr mend | eh ner a ote “Twice a Cay we have setting-up exer ad M4 years. Worth up to BW, at a6. BR = for ft x. next c ony ention. Dy data bane Michigan Tourists. tiea@lss Susperacr \ Mab Bas ENG WER and . was turned im @( (@) eigesg baif an nour in ihe t Oy? ito eld at Galveati = lhouse. The kiuieg gangs Save Bene euy in Farber en- [| Same in the stternoocn, . . " : ; ourt.« art SAY 4 Knee Parte Aults. @e to $1.80; | 7 Pst \. y wet to oa ends t gras. re- The Tiiinotg Ceutrals Through Sleeper ts « mpathy with, the iaborers. At 5 w.f¢ aris. = F “Line r6 eteal a pair of | the roll eall at nig @uits, Ifo, Be and we. e Bxecu he Commiteee te. | the only through rar line from 8t. Louis to the hog butch te are at pts, _ arbor, who is a stage “end. says | We have | gent 004 Frankia Frankia syenu- ‘ ke hy decide? —. | Northern Lake Resorts via Chicago. Snort. Hammord pie | mattirs ave F fhe Gem ter gave him an] “We ate «ans ’ Yor yearn” “se and quickest time, ; The Omeha i fefletted es ye. "Over Snir of ont ea ae, Ne pre- j track fro ’ , =o aoe rier MoCary panned « nes . 5 - ‘ GE... JAMES H. WILSON. WILSON’ > MISSION. 0-0 —-0-0—-0 -0—-0--0--0—-0 -0 -0-0--0 -0—0—0—_-0—_. 0-00 -0--9--0-—-0 ‘ TERMINED AE WOULD OIE fi —_—--— | —-- Paul Sandridge Took a L Dose of Laudanum. ~_— ee FOUGHT HIS WIFE TO | WE CLOSE AT 1:00 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAYS. . Hammocks ' At Almost Half Their Actual Value. DRINK MORE OF THE DRUG. | AMBULANCE DRIVER HAD A DES- PERATE STRUGGLE WITH Ti IM. POLICEMAN AND PUMP | BROUGHT HIM AROUND. ,The Man Was Out of Employment, | Had Been Drinking Heavily and From Despondency Tried to Kill Himself. cide Paul J. Sandridge attempted sul laudanum Friday morning at his home, 16% Franklin avenue, Sundridge had been drink- ing and his iife was from the nis ut L¢ Iti} t on with We are the largest purchasers of Hammocks in the country and buy arge, them fromthe most reliable makers. The real ‘‘Hammock weather’’ has just arrived, prices on every Hammock in our enormous line that will interest every- one contemplating such a purchase. Following prices will give you an idea of how .a really good Hammock: 40c, worth 78c—Mexican Sea Grass Hammocks, fal! Size, braided edge. 75c, worth $1.35 —Strong'y Woven Co ton Hammock, full colore 1, extra heavy striae- ers, comp ete with pillow and spreaders. | $F. 0O, worth $1.50 ©The we'l-knowr Q R Woven Cotton Hammock, bent wood spread- and can be washed special ers, The most comfortable style of Hammock mad . 85, worth $3.50—“oven Cotton amen extfa fancy extra ong va ance—Aan attractive and durable Hammock. | en: 20, worth $4.00 -Fuli Co oreid Cotton ILammock, c weave, newest style—compliete with pll worth $6.25 —The fnest Hammock on the quard weave, beautiful comDination of ce and extra fancy valance, We Have Fifty Other Patterns E y aan as ee | Hammock Ropes, best kind and « ite. j per { Hammock Spreaders, best kind and Hammock Hooks, lc per palir OUTING CAPS, 25 Cents—Fine assortment of LEAIHER BELTS. , 4c and S'c Men’s Belt« $1.0) and $1 25 Men’s Belts Qe colored, weave, ynbination, open and Jacquard and fancy valance. market this seas on—extra faney Jac- complete with pliliow spreaders Ww Spreader ¢ $3.50. ‘Ss nNOrs, LF | iil ity, ] — pCa Outing at ‘aps, worth 50 cents For 25 Cents -—A!! our 4 For 50 Cents—A!! our 7c, Suawonsorsware and we have placed cheap we will sell you ~ 7 Se AL, : wake > aay ‘ a 4. = a . aihesiennes aus & 2 2 2 4 ELLE CELLED >>>99> $43: A Card ; 20O@ @eee-- The stores of the undersigned will Close « One O’Clock P. M. EVERY SATURDAY During the months of July and August. Customers will please do their buying Saturday mornings: Wm. Barr Dry Goods Co. Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney D. G. Co. B. Nugent & Bro. Grand-Leader. Ryan & Cannon. Siegel, Hillman & Co. Edw. B. Grossman Cloak Co. Sonnenfeld Millinery Co. L. E. Green & Son. Mode! Cloak Co. A. H. Fuchs, Millinery. oe s -s cs “ we Ser Yar>>>990>>>>>0099>>>9D9999>>99999D>>99DDDP>>>IDDDD>>>9DDIPP>>>VDIDI>IIDDDD>>>DPDD>>>PDDP>>)>
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_ the aMdavits of Ed Dunn, . Whizzed down the street. _— his bell vigorously, but young Otto a ‘t hear it. He was unaware of the cars ps ~ amendments at Tuesday's election, ‘aed ad wd i ad wr D3 a Pay, Bis sii : a 2 rr SS ° ee 2 S +e oP =? Be 4 Meget » o > . Or shall vote or offer any person sl] attenipt or offer ote OT in attempt o-; \ ,;* ; . a | ’ tall ion hereatter 1; ' ‘ 4 4 sonate any ciect any elector or other the name o per or upor I such yn the name of any other rupon any false. assumed or fictitious with- ction nrecinct ’ out having a lawful right to vote there OF Vot Or vote more than once. Or having once voted, shall vote Or shall knowingly, wilfully or i: cure a right Or an Opportunity to vote to to vote: t Or shall by force. offer or promise thereof, or otherwise influence or —! io influence * . threat. 8a advise Or shall aid. officer of election, or an\ person whom or in this act constituted an offense; Every such person uper a felony, and shall be punished for shail in the penitentiary for not less than two nor ; —-O—O0—0-0--0--0—-0-- 0 —-0_0—0--0—-0-69 | o-—-oO-—0--0—-0--0—-O Schawacker, City Und: rtaker street inspector, accompanied bs Churchill, employe of Nat Franks reputable paper at Ninth and Olive streets appeared in the Court of Criminal ¢ -orre tion Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'cloc and Schawacker eigned the bond for the re! of Stephen Marshall. colored, who h Chris ewe as aworn to having committed a fraud at Tues- . direction of Churchill. paper did saw day's election by Through Nat Frank's disreputable Churchill deciared after the election he not know Stephen Marshal! and never him But he hea interested timself ficiently #.nce in the young man to see that he was released under bond This was the second visit prmid the Friday by ®chawacker and Chur Th Sil) Four i‘ourt: h.- th. The office of Richard M. Johnson, ant Prosecuting Attorney of the Court Criminal Correction, on the third floor the Four Courteas bullding, was honored a vielt early Friday morning from no less A personage than the Hon. Chris Scha- wacker, the Republican bose of the Fifth Ward, formerly the First Ward Schawacker was accompanied by his friend and chief lieutenant, Mike Churehill, through whose instrumentality the Fifth Ward rolled up a majority for the eh Assisi- of in by Dispatch of Kadward has The pub,ication by the Post. the affidavite of Stephen Marshall, Dunn, Harry Morris and Henry Martin, kiruck considerable terror Ba the geouls the Fifth Ward gang and Schawacker ani Churchill are anxious to head of prosecu.- tion of Churchill in the Marshall @ se. It will be recalled, Marsha!) allenes. that at the Inatigation of Churchill be tried to vote Tuesday the name on by Church!!! and was caught while arrested and placed in ja)! Marshall made an affidavit to and his statements were corroh Miorris All the negroes making ONE FENDER THAT WORKED —— @- Four-Year-Olc Child ‘Has a Marvelous meenge From Death. Little Otto Sealers, 4 years old, eon of Albert Grabherr. living at 2310 Cherokee Street, war caught by a street car fender Friday morning and escaped without the slightest injury. The child wae playing on the Bear his home when (Cherokee Car No. 37 The motorman so doing this fact, rated and He 7. - Martin. affid ' yh until it wae within a few feet of reversed his brakes, but The next moment Otto was motorman tt it was too late. 11) iT menace any ele ; 7 \ Caci heuch rep i if | Schawa | Frank’s man Churchill took such arter | of nalip given him | | this gireet ’ TERRITORY WHICH FALLS INTO THE POSSESSION OF THE UNITED tion precinct; attemy Two or offer to vote aail, do yhy uniawtul act to i any other himsel!"Oreitor any person more than one elec iudulently Se- oT tly ion, bribery or reward, unlawfully, eather directly or indirec tor in giving his vote, - - _ * . voter, judge or other act by law forbidden -) ee? a*s* S| am\ VCT. 10 qd > ANN ction thereof, be adjudged guilty of offense by imprisonment years and eve; \ more than nve Rodgers, an em- is alleged (ine man, Department, to have reported at the Market street, but he is no effort having been made aithough there “a good c against him is positive the visit of and his crowd, headed by » purpose of persuading him nor warrant against Church.]] and They brought a complaint, how- *~h they laid before Mr. Johnson it was worth.” they had been told by Mar- renpresentat.ves of the Post- io.d Marshall that !f he the affidavit reffecting on would gee Chief of Police get him out, the veriest nonsense. No entation nor any representations inducements were.held out to Owing to the desperate character of the th Ward gang precautions were taken by Post-Disp ate h to see that the interview in the presence of three witnesses, ‘ker and his crowd headed by (‘hurehiil, the hireling of Nat Frank, pro- prietor of a disreputable and bood'g paper at Ninth, and Olive streets, will take most any step in this case to head off prosecu- tion Another pecullar development in the Fifth Ward election fraud cases, in which Nat an active ta the inors, the Street affidavits pia e. 1205 iarpee, > wa is Kodgers. ever, whi “for what They said shall al t | L)isy Wo ild (*hur >. Campbell and This st ory is woiatever or Marshall, ine With him toox place made Toursday Schawacker. (“hris time, ard {it is pre- by some kind | Visit (“hris for some ‘arrargements inducements to Marshall to get him to the story which Schawacker and chill related in Johnson's offic: an) * Schawacker immediately af- the jail went with Churchill, ‘rank’s cailowe. to Johnnaon'es office Whena renorte real'ed on M:; irshall short- ly afterw: iris ‘he admitted that Schawacker had been In the jall, but was non-commun- tive about the obje of his visit. hawacker an inetector in the Stree Departrns at, Undertaker and various other thing | as none of these fat of. fices revise his presence at the fail, the ob- ject of his visit remains a mystery. Was a ——— | the fender, pale-faced and panting for reath Those who saw child's good luck was on the fender without a acratch, FOUND DEAD IN THE ROAD. Iarmer Killed for Unknown Reasons by Assassins in Texas. Special to the Po«t-Dismatch, PORT WORTH, Tex., July 15.—The bod, of Jo\gn Christopher, a farmer, was found morning in the road near Kennedale. llterally shot to plec es It was a plain case assarsination for unknown CaUBRS, The Truth and Nothing but the Truth. The G.obe, Seventh and Franklin avenue are selling the choice of Young Men's Suite up to 2 years and worth up to $20 at $9 Young Men's # to $10 Sults at $1.9 to $4.95 qyr) the accident say the marvelous, He rolled receiving a bump or ° i), NT | 'f Men’s Furnishings. $1.50 Phirts. 38c. Over WO dozen So age Dress Shir:« open front rat separate link ec uffs to match ing the MONARCH RRAND. not Wholte body. fancy a $1.8: (“ijearing Sale Price ike. K ae lars and Cuffs (‘iearing Sale 59° TLaundered cuffs attached; 4 earing Sale Price Men's Balbriggan Un¢ dershirts, price 19: ' Clearing Sale Price wie Fancy Ribbed and Plain Underwear; (learing Sale Price Men's and Boys’ Se Sweaters; (‘learing Sale Price .. 4-piv Linen Collars, down; during sale, 6 for Bec. or (each Cuffs, plain 2c, or per paltr.. Silk Tecks, Four-itn-Hand and Soft attach Price > " ay “a igea Shirts. Neg gee Shirts. col! Same quality Ss for Price se ie l Ww hite and Fancy, dered Han: (‘learing Sale rine Men's Hemstitched chiefs, with large ftlals: (‘liearinege Japanette silk emoroidered Sale Price Men's Susnen ‘ers. Former pr (“lear] ng Sale | ‘ice he and Deni rice Men S Birch and Tan Socks. Se and 5 rmer price Oc and hosom, and | includ- | ehirt worth less than $1 and most of them worth dbe, 18¢, Se a8 former Ne Balbriggan st anding and turn- Handker- 8c, 5¢ 'c, 5, 32, Ic UNHEARD-OF CLOTHING BARCAINS IN THE CLEARING SALE Choice of any Man’s Suit in the house, no $10 um one Season to anoth: will pay you handsomely to buy at once GLOBE'S COOLEST LAST fn J IN THE CITY. ! Eiectric Fans | DAYS. Throughout, They are going Even if you CO SEMI- ae | THREE 3 50, $20, $17.50 or $15 Suits, only three days mere, your free and unlimited choice for....... like hot doen't need a suit now, It matter whether $25, cakes. We do not carry gools over fri Shoe Open Saturday Evcn ngs U itil 10:39. Men's = J in the house —up to 20— v Men's $4 suits $1.95 All our $5 Young CHOICE OP ANY BOYS’ KNEER-PANT SUITS, and Allt Sults, worth up to $1.50; Slightly worth up Men’s -ullts $2.45 4to 1s years. $3 60 . soiled. CHOICE OF ANY to $20. All our Young Men's worth up to $8,530 Pants Bors’ $1 *ults ’ ‘ ° Young Men's Suits Ali our Young and $10 $4 95 SPECIAL—250 Wash Koys’ $2 Sults Se. 9c, [5c ) Pants. Ze, 19c, 29c) Other Grades Men’s Suits Can be bought at the following ridicue | ;,. lously LOW PRICES: \!lour Men’s $5.00 sults $2.45 "A'lé¢ ui" Men’s 16.50 Sults All our Men's $7.50 sults All our Men's $10.10 Suits. Men's (rash Su eee cel Men’ }P s Blue ants Nie n’ = $). ~~ good, durable Pants Men's $3 All- Pants . s $3.5 All- Wool Seam e' CHOICE OF ANY Bisycle Suit in the House, Worth up to $10.00, ' L. idies’ $2.95. 1” Men's Linen Crash cycle Pants .. ‘hoice of any Men’ rr Pants in the house .... Men's $! Linen (‘rash s $5 ene Pants oys Camlet and $2 Men's Slippers... Men's $4 Sh. in f Viena I . = " S. 7 Ww oo} ibe = : ' Men’ Se ree Sis ' chest measurement ; worth up to $7.00. ~fLrGrvatin wv FeRAANALury AY. | , | ‘Man's Coats = Vests. 3 Men’ | smail sizes only | Men's 4 and $ Fancy Mo- | heir Coats s All- Leathers. Misses’ LD) ng Tip Inf an es Thin Coats, also Vests, Vests ic” 49 Black and F's . pad eg and Wool Blue, and V Rutton 8 Mien's t! i‘ongress in all % oat ~ Slashed te Pieces. and M i@s es’ Mm Calf ioe binuse | e house sath "mi hest cluding Patent rive la FP Slippers. ie Kia hoes... ty) Sh styles Prices | Men's and Bays’ Another Star l ae Smash. kt »y =" TT, . ~—Your chotce of i bf the finest Boys’ or Child's Straw Hats in the house 50e none reserved.. -Men’s Fedora etonenatt cole ors--variety of stvies oods wor -59¢ “i and §. your choice TAM O'’SHANTERS, DEWEY and GOLPS for men and bovse—ina crash and duck —the 50c ones — Saturday finest Milan and es and Engtish plit Straw Hats fer en--they are abso- nies $2 and * 88C r $1. » Tan 2.95 art é¢ A278! iti One-sirap ~¥ 'e 42.50 goods - sale price Tt i en —— -- — MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS # the J HAVE THEIR MONEY IN PAIN’S SPECTACLE. NOW THEY ARE BEING SUED. Construction Company Claims a Share of the Gate Receipts and Wants i a Recciver Appointed. There was an House of Delegates and Judge Talte’s court Friday wus t cailéd upon any regu tion, by any competent officer, but was the reeulit of a lawsuit between the various members of those two distingu.shed bodies over the division of gate receipts from Athietitc Park, where the Cuba flreworks show is in progress The St. Louis Quarry and Company. with Mr Watson of Delegates as the moving spirit, the Athletic Park, of which Mr. Heckel, Mr. Hagan and others of the Assembly are backers The Watson par with the other s ‘de and dec people of St. Louis some first class amuse- ment besides making the laws for them. They have succeeded .n making a good show regardless of their legal successes. The only trouble was that they have fallen out. Watson had .a contract whereby he was to bulla a track and do other work in return for which he was to get helf of the gate recetpts until be had paid himself out. The show started and was a began to make money, but Quarry and Construct.on Co. into the box office at all. His fellow mem- bers of the assembly refused to let him have his sare, so he applied for a recelver. It is in reply to the application for this | receiver that the assembly met at the | ¢ ‘ourthousé Friday morning. Shortly before noon the Athletic Park Was reached, and then Mr. McLaren park and Mr. Delano for te not ready, as they served, until ” o' cloc meeting of the the Coun morning. It lar authoriza informa! on a Construct'on of the House into the scheme ided to give the went Wi -o— —. —— ONLY ARTILLERY ENLISTMENT Albert Fout of St. pen Will Go to the Philippins Islands. f Frederick W. Foutt $19 Olive street, will go a member of one of ght artili- Son oo Albert Fwut, pension attorney ai to Phiippine Islands as lnited States’ batteries of li lery. Cam. Sweet, recruiting Louis. received the following 1 Asaistant Adjutant-General Wa ington “Adjutant-General authorizes the enlist- ment of Albert Fout for light battery D, éth artillery, San Francisco. Cal. If he fui- fills all requirements send him without de- lay Young Fout will examination Saturday will be the only artillery in St. elegram froen rd in Wash- officer undergo the physical and if he passes his enlistment in St. Louis, Go to Michigan Summer Resorts via Vandalia Line. Through sleepers. Din- ing cars. ‘loss is | building lt z $ 4) in! ia suing | | Division Pain said | had only just | so the hearing was laid over } | shows lover by STED WW “CUBA, | TWO BLAZES AT PADUCAH, Grocer’ Just Out of ‘the Penitentiary Is Now Charged With Arson. iepatch H. Ky., July 15.—The Kentucky Queensware Company's building fire last night, stock valued at $23,006 be almost a’ total loss. The bla or zginated from an electric wire, ‘and the building was completely gutted. The wee $20,000 on the stock. The was valued at $10,000 and there was $50 insurance on it. There was $15,500 insurance on the stock. While the department n fightine the above a fire Mechant ‘sbure and destroyed lett's grocery and two or three houses. William Moore, the owner of he grocery. who was last year sent to the penitentiary, was seen coming from the store and was arrested this morning on a charge of ar He only returned from the penitentiary last Tuesday. The loss in this fire was about $5000. ee ————— STATE CAPITAL MAID, SPONSOR --- ---~ > ee Miss Celeste Price Honored by Mis- souri Division, Confederate Veterans. 14.—Headquarters Confed- PADUCA and was destroyed by rack SS the ng was still engaged broke out In R. 8S. Bar- dwelling SsOn. FAYETTE, Mo., July Missourt Division, United Songs of erate Veterans: General Order No. 2—To the United Sons of Confederate Veterans of Missouri: Com- rades—The Major-General commanding ap- points as sponsor to represent the Missouri at the reunion of United Sons of Confederate Veterans, to be held at At- lanta, Ga., July ®to 2. 1898, Miss Celeste Price Jefferson City, Mo. R. Cc. CLARK, Major-General Command. ng. H. P. Mason, Adjutant-General, Chief Staff. 2) f of *| FOUND AT HER UNCLE’S HOME. Little Harriet Tamache Had Disap- peared From Carondelet. Harriet Gama the child who peared from her home, 219 Bast Se Sunday night was found at ghth atreet riday. in the care of an uncle, . There had been some dif- the cnl uncle and her parettte say the sorce disap- hermer 1413 Va sg street, ge I lV be tween ld's paren ts and the taken away by TWO KILLED BY TRAINS. One of the Victims, a Farmer’ s Child, Who Is Beheaded. Special to the Poet-Dispatch. PANA, Ill., July 15.—Hubert Kruhen, the 10-year-old son of Antone Kruhen, was run an Lilinois Central train thie after- and beheaded. Tony Vinicli,. an Ital- laborer. fell from thea pilot of an IIli- entral engine and was run over end ¢ noon ian nois killed. The Cool Northern Route. Wabash to the Lake and Seashore Re- eorts: Call at Ticket Office. S. E. Cor. Broadway and Olive, for Summer Resort literature and information. Statement of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, July 15.—To-day's astate- ment of the condition of the Trensury Availab a balance, $241,487.04; gol i reserve, $177 42 97 Burlington Route to ‘Nebraska. — = —— _—_—_—— me me ie a re » 4 J child was; | ST eA ty tte eta nia ee — - AOUSS MAY YET SEE —- HIS SUBSTITUTE IS FAST BEING | CURED OF BLINDNESS BY A NEW METHOD. -__ -———_- SS INHALATION OF GAS THE PLAN. —S—S a er Srl Inventor Has Doze So Well for the Proxy He Is Keady to Treat the Millionaire. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, July 15.—The most famous blind man in this city is being cured. A Post-Dispatch reporter who saw John F’. Martin, the substitute for Charles Broad- way Rouss, stone blind a year ago, so blind he could not tell daylight from darkness, saw him again to-day and employed tesis which. leave no possibility of doubt as to the ability of Martin to see many things, and more than that, of his growing ability to see more things. Martin is being cured by the discovery of a system of medication by inhalation. The syster of which George H, Cassidy is discoverer, has been in use several years in the treatment of vartous diseases, but it has only recently been in use in cases of blindness. Martin is #4 years of age. For elght years he has suffered from white we or congestion of the optic nerve seven months ago he learned that Charts Broadway Rouss, a millionaire merchant, was consulting with Nicola Tesla, an inven- tor, as to the advisability of submitting to a heavy charge of electricity for treat- ment. Then Martin-went to Rouss and offered to be the substitute. Mr. Rouss paid all the medical bills and gave Mr. Martin $0 a month for personal expenses. Since that time Martin has used a thous- and different remedies for blindness, and at one time he was using twenty-two rem- edies., Five months ago Mr. Cassidy sought out Martin and offered to treat him on the condition that no reports of the case were to be made to anybody, not excepting Mr. Rouss. The treatment began. Martin's stomach had been nearly deetroyed by the use of medicines, and he was greatly emacieted Tem weeks were used in building up his system preparatory to the treatment, Nine weeks of actual treatment have just agen He could to-day accurately descri the dress, the tle, collar and shoes and anpearan ‘e of the reporter who stood hefore him. He could see a coin in the reporter’s hand, but could not tell whether it was a quarter ora half dollar. He iden- tified a key, a cigar, a pencil, and when a paper announcing the fall of Santiago was stiown he picked out the ‘headlines, but eould not read the letters which ran very ol we together. The usual remedies of oculsts for white atrophy are empmjoyed. The difference is in the administration of the remedy. A small sponge in a glass tube ts saturated with the drug, anda mouthptlece at one end is placed tn the patient's mouth. The tube at the other end is connected with a rubber tube filled with gas. The preparation of the gas is the secret. The gas is inhaled through the tube and sponge, and the rem- edy in thus transmitted to the lungs and blood and taken to the seat of disease, Zhe difficulty in treating white atrophy hefore has been in transmitting the remedy to the optic nerve. Mr. Cassidy has written to Mr. Rouss that he stands ready to accept his offer of $1,000,000 to any person who would effect « cure for him, —_ — STATES BY THE SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO ransom money for tt before they would let go. Again in 1662, 100 years before the Americ ans and English took Havana, English in 15 vessels invested and captured Aguadores and then marched into the country to Santiago, which was thelire most withouta etruggle. Morro Castle Was | destroyed, and likewise the cathedral. The | Morro was rebuilt the next year. SAnTA CLARA, f | SANTA CLARA 1ENFVEGOS oe L 1000 | } } al- | | be strongly fortified. The walls of these houses a. on an average of three feet in thickness. The windows and doors are protec ted by heavy iron atings and the entire city jookes as though It is prepared to resist a #.eKge Most of these houses were built from one to two centuries ago j}and were actually fortified for protection agains! bandits and robbers. Santiag: » is, next to Havana, the Tichest cits on the islans Back of the « ‘ity are the mountains, which extend almost the entire length of the southern coast. It was in these mountains that the insurrection started and had its stronghold and where the arms and am. munition bequeathed to the present insur- eee by all preceding insurrectionists were fored On the outskirts of the city is what is now a siaughter house, where the Virginius rew was shot in 1873. —— eo NN Marto PRINCIPE. i , The chased portion of the map shows the! mines at Juragua, Ralquiri and vicinity are | the | t Which faile into possession of the States by the surrender of Bantiago Gen Toral’s Fourth Corps of the army in Cuba. area of the surrendered Ailatrict ie miles, equal to about one- of the State of Missouri, ) age when the country AM, Baum: ees s. ~~" _—_--_ eee » > a, 7] y fe” a ie a 5 a ae ae . ee ~ 9 a ee stg FO. *. Pa v & be AD se Te Eee gl Bier y i
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' Average During the Month of April, 1898, 128, IOF Sunday. 179, 100 Daily. THE SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO. The surrender of Santiago includes the east end of Cuba and an army corps. This ought to end the war, and if Spain is not wholly given over to medievalism and artificial sentiment concerning “honor” she will give up the struggle. To continue it when her whole power is paralyzed and the ship of state a helpless hulk is noteven magnificent; still less is it war. American success cannot be measured by the actual vic- tories in battle nor by the territory acquired. The prestige and moral influence won in a few short weeks are worth years of erdinary campaigning. If the war is ended by the sur- render, our advantages will be as great as could be obtained by another year’s struggle, and probably greater, for every day till peace is declared is fraught with danger of foreign interference. _ = = = The decision of the leading dry goods houses of the city to close their doors during the funeral of Mr. Charies E. Barney i@ arare tribute to worth and a most fitting testimonial of sin- cere affection. Mr. Barney's career illustrated the qualities Which make honorable success, and this public recog- nition from his business friends and competitors is a token of their generous appreciation of his service to the community. = " THE BOSS AND THE BUZZ SAW. The public is a buzz saw. Bosses should not monkey with the buzz saw when it is in motion. Bosses are tolerated by a good-natured, easy-going people as long as they do not assall the essentials of the public wel- fare. When they “get too gay” the people make short work of them. When there isn't much of Interest going on the people fal! asleep, but always with one eye open. When Mayor Ziegenhein in his lately acquired character as boas, and his faithful henchmen, concocted their precious scheme of public plunder known as the Charter Amendments they miscaloulated the patience of the people. Don't monkey with the buzz paw when it is fn motion. _ St. Louis is supposed to have taken between $7,000,000 and $5,000,000 of the war bonds. Had no limits been placed on the buying, the investments here would have reached some very ‘pretty figures. = = LOOK TO THE SPIGOT AND THE BUNG. Before getting up another scheme of Charter amendment tn- volving the collection of a huge sum of money by taxation for good streets, let us see if the existing taxes will not suffice. The Mayor's commission should first make sure of this. It ia notorious that the public funds have been recklessly squan- dered by irresponsible politicians and corrupt office holders. The new City Hall is ornate evidence of this fact. If the revenues derived from taxes already authorised are economically and honestly administered, it may be unneoces- sary to make further demands on the taxpayers. Look after the spigot and the bung before pouring any more money into the municipal barre). — —- ---—--- 9 Oem Prof Norton of Harvard continues to disapprove th 0 of the United States, but they are st!!! hans rates hi ena cee tending to business. KATE M'DONALD. The pitiful death of Kate McDonald ma ranty Sees. sper, kes one sigh for the k, helpless and half crazed, the poor creature w Ut of house and home and left to die of starvation and be » In the midst of a great city and within sight of sym.- pathetic neighbors she lay for five days exposed to driving storms and pitiless sun. During all that time no one with au- thority to act knew of the case, and not until too late did the police take her tn charge. Society has never learned how to deal with ite a superfluous members. It has never inquired whether ans human soul born into the world in the image and likeness of Goa could be superfiuous. The right which springs from utter helplessness is freely granted in the case of new-born infants Dut ie too often ignored when claimed by those who go ved and sinned. r -=— = '- -- - The Cuban weather is putting the American sold ler t test more severe than any he is getting from the ier. ‘ "= A CHANCE FOR PROPHETS. observes that it would have —— - it seems that the Spanish squadron was not, way to the Philippines, through the great canal. "A very twisted series of prophecies would have after all, on its for it has turned and gone back neoes- & ba j ; Mer: . t | prophet from topsy-turvydom eould have foreseen the events | of this war. Who but a crazy prophet would have predicted that a Span- ish Admiral would take his fleet Into a snug harbor and keep it there until well nigh the whole American sea power was assembled before it; that a Spanish gunboat would sail into Manila harbor to report to Admiral Montejo and be welcomed by Admiral Dewey as a prisoner of war; that the Spanish commandant on the Ladrones would apologize for not return- ing an American salute because he had no powder, not know- ing, three months aSter the declaration, that the two nations were at war. Only inspired lunacy could have foreseen all this. There is nothing new in the charges of legislative boodling used in ex-Gov. Altgeld’s speech in the Democratic State Convention. The state of morals in the Illinois Legislature is about as well known as anything can be. As the IIlinoisans sti have the ballot they can easily purify their représentative body if they desire to do so. THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI. Missouri is to have a battleship named after her. Early in March the Post-Dispatch began the agitation for this and set the Missouri delegation in Congress at work to secure for St. Louis @ cruiser and for the State a battleship. The persistent labor of the Post-Dispatch and the Missouri Congressmen has been fully rewarded. An auxiliary cruiser was renamed the St. Louis, and now one of the new battleships provided for by act of Congress is registered the Missouri. Great praise is due Congressman Pearce for the special in- terest and labor on his part which resulted so happily. The other Missour! Congressmen have given their influence to the |, project, but Congressman Pearce’s persistence and deter- mination finally prevented the Btate from being slighted in any particular. The cruiser St. Louls has taken an active and honorable part in the naval operations against Spain. When the battle- ship Missouri is completed and added to the navy she will at once proclaim to the world the greatness of the leading State >>. -r-S of the West and uphold its good name and the country’s honor. The Post-Dispatch will keep the people posted on the progress made in building the new battleship, and when she is launched a bottle of the best Missouri grown wine shall be broken on her bow by the prettiest gir) in the State. Young Alger has shown himself deserving of the commission he got through the influence of his papa, without having to begin as a potato inspector. He seized arifie and went into the ranks of another regiment than his own in order to take part in the first fighting. = = ™ — Castelar is convinced that the Latins are not suited to re- publican government. Both Spaniards and Frenchmen prefer a monarchy, he thinks. Doubtless Don Carlos will promptly approve this latest utterance of Spain’s foremost republican statesman. =! - = We have exported 270 locomotives in the past six months. With our Spanish war, our enormous crops and our mechan- ical triumphs, the powers of Europe are coming to know a great deal of us. Our Hawalian acquisition will help to swell the expense of our river and harbor bill, the appropriations in which are already so inadequate to the work of improving our water- ways. REE En a ————E However great may be the slaughter in any battle of the present war, many heroes will survive to return home and be run over by street cars. >> How is it possible for any civilized nation tosympathize with a people who fire upon the Red Cross, as the Spaniards have done? = " = Spain should seek to get herself absorbed by some civilized power, retiring permanently from the business of governing men. >> ea Kaiser Billy's humane warships find it difficult to be neutral. + & — POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. é Now Santy’a surrendered—our rifles rang true! Ri Toral, ri Toral, ri Toral la loo! Gen. Toral knew when he was corralled. If Gen. Shafter takes on a little more flesh now, he is entirely justified In doing so. The man who was “overtaken by the bitter pfll of adversity” 4id not insist upon owning the prescription. There must be a lo‘ of jolly spirits just of the Maine if spirits ever return to earth. There will be many Spanish “joyous emotions” when peace is de- clared. The Spaniards do not all crave to be pulverized. Ie Providence prolonging the war !n order to take more Span- fards out of a world which they have made worse than they found it? Tt is good economy for every man who pays rent or taxes to take a hand tn municipal elections. See what was accomplshed on the 12th. When the grumbling patriot {s whacking down his revenue stamp he should remember how much of the glory of our great navy he its thus privileged to pay for. Tt may be that Spain got its information of our weaknéss from Rudyard Kipling, who went “‘noratin’’’ around that our coast would be easy prey for foreign ships. The nail trust has gathered in a number of small competitors an4 te making wholesale reductions in wages. Thus it injures the Mmiddle class’’ and the workers simultaneously. The Washington Post is sneering at overfed insurgents. It must be remembered. however, that the appetite of the Cuban pa- triot tas been fasting most of the time for several years past. The Rev. Dwight Galloupe, who seized a gun and gent severa) Spaniards to the place they are supposed to go, is @ very useful chaplain. Poestbly we shall never have real havoc until we send a regiment of preachers to the front. The complaint that some of the street car conductors do not face the passenger when they touch him for a nickel may not be well founded. The conductor may be absent minded from re- mores at collecting full fare from so many etrap passengers. i ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. now about the wreck W. N.—The ecore for April 17 was 14 to 1 in favor of Chicago. THOMAS KING, Chickamauga.—Mr, Gladstone's father was a Geoteh baronet, Sir John Gladstone. H. L. &.—The anoestors of Admiral Dewey were English; those of Gommodore Schley were German. R. C. W.—1. The largest brewery In the world is that of Anheu- ger-Buech In St. Louis. 2 Schiey’s ancestors were German. SITRSCRIBER.-—The Government cannot withhold the wages of e@ soldier to pay debts he contracted prior to hig enlistment. T A. D.—When you take a lady to eupper she is privileged to give her own order, You may order for her only at her request. READER.—There is a State penitentiary at Anamosa, Jones County, Iowa. The Democratic newspaper of the town is called the Journal. A SUTBSCRIBER.—To ascertain the best bicyole roads runnin out of Bt. Louls get an L. A. W. road map at any bookstore an choose your own route to Vandalia. A READER, Baldwin, Ill.—The average bicycle rider could not etay on a bicycle for two minutes riding on a plank floor at a decline of two inches per foot. There are not a half doen ex- perts who could do it. A SOLDIER'S SISTHR—The Federal authorities have an- nounced that extra arrangements have been perfected whereby all mall addressed to Bo-diers in the fleld will be promptly de- Uvered. The soldiers in Cuba are receiving their letters. A SUBSCRIBDR.—1. There ts mo such rank as Genera! in the United States army. Tho highest ia Major-Genera). The rank- ing Major-General is determined by seniority of commission, or the Preeident may designate a Major-General to command the whole army. 2. There is no such rank in the navy eae Admiral The highest Is Rear-Admirai. JAMES W.—The story of the cause of the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71 ie @ long one. Briefly, it arose over the determination of Biemarck to create the German Empire. The direct cause was a demand made by Emperor Napoleon to the King of Prussia that the latter shouki promise Nupoleon that one of the Hohenzollern noes should not aspire to the Spanish throne. The King of rusela refused. JULIAN 8. GREGORY, Columbus, Miss.—Revenue stamps must now attached to agreements to sell at future delivery, bank checks not drawing interest, bille of exchange, bills of iad- ing, cerporation bonds, bonded warehouse entries for withdrawal, brokers’ notes, ration tificates, certificates of stock, de- posit. profite and damages, charter eements for ships, con- veyances, custom house receipts, 4 debentures, dispatches, 4rafts not drawing interest, exprees ance policies, leases, letters of credit, manifests, mortgages, orders, Soretge passage tickets, power of atterney. pro- promissory es, sales of products on ‘Cha transfers telegraph orders 15 cents of pio (einerah criece for money, seicohone Weeagre ‘on a erry | Sys catia yaies teaneat pate ant aac } 7 | LO ER ali a ANE a ee ——— 1 Written for the Post-Dispatch. HE jealous lover is sometimes amué- able. Jealousy in the lover is a species of obtrusive self-depreciation. Jealousy in the friend is nothing Setter than selfish- ness unadulterated by any higher senti- ment. Where the passions enter into the feeling of jealousy, as with the lover, the situation borders on the tragic. Where only petty selfishness and igno- —— ing. The jealous friend is unendur- | ET Discourses on Jealousy and gives good advice to Post-Dispatch lady readers who may be in the grasp of the green- eyed monster, other people end tell her what a delightful time you have had Praise her for her virtues, appreciate her work, enjoy the best not cater to her weaknesses; do not plan your life to chord with her petty whims, and do not live down to her lowest level. Make her climb up to your heights. Let her understand that you can love her when #he is lovable and even bear with her faults without ceasing to love her, but | you must direct your own life and choose your Own pleasures. — —_— Der geek — Let her understand that you can love her when she is lovable and even bear with her faults without ceasing to love her, but you must choose your own pleasures. ble envy form its composites, as case of friendships, it is contemptible. The lover should be treated with tender- ness and consideration until a@ cure of the malady can be.effected. The friend needs herolec treatment. If great care is taken not to aggravate the disease in a man or woman lover, after a time confidence is established, reason serts itself and the malady dies a natural death. I have never yet seen a jealous friend in the, as- — — a ee A heart is like a ‘hospitable home, where there are many cozy rooms, capable of sheltering many agreeable guests. No one crowds the other. Different friends pos- sess different qualities which appeal to us, Each thas her place in our affections with- out interfering with another. It is a poor, poverty-stricken heart which finds room for but one frend. its favorite guest. But the favorite friend ee ee ee ee -- YW, cured by this.treatment. Consideration and caution only increase exactions of a jealous-minded friend. Determined meth- ods, which seem brutal in their severity, are the only means to employ in these cases. If you have a friend who is miserable when you praise another, compel her to lis- ten to eculogies on many. If she wears the air of a suffering martyr and wounded doe because you have invited other people to your house, go on fliling your house with oe oe _—— — If-she wears the air of a suffering martyr because you have invited other peo- ple to you house, go on filling your house with other people. ‘{s never one who makes us miserable with | homes. her moods of jealousy or her nagging criti- cisme of all other guests of our hearts and It is the one who is willing to share us with others and who has the character to realize that no one ean lose or gain in l with Col. Butler for the dafly removal of this world what is reaily his own. the one who understands the old eternal law that ‘‘He who eives freely re- cefves, and he who seeks to keep by force loses.’’ ELLA WHEELER WIL@'OX. It {ts CUDDY MACK ON THE WARPATH Policeman Jerry Crane Has Another Encounter With His Old Foe. tig Policeman Jerr¥ Crane of the Central District and his ancient enemy, “Cuddy Mack,” had another stiff hand-to-hand en- counter Thursday night. Mack, whose name is really John Mackgillicuddy, but which has curtailed to Cud@y Mack by police sergeants who haven't time to write all of it, was giving a Wild West imi- tation along Sixth street, néar Washington avenue; about 11 o'clock. Sudden.y he began to fire his pistol into the alr. The guests of the Hotel Barnum and of the Lindell, Who were sitting on the sidewalk enjoying the breeze, were almost panic stricken at the sound of thg fusil.ade but when they saw big Jerry set sail for pursult they joined the chase. A large crowd formed a circle while Policeman Crane rushed tnto the center and grappled with the hilarious Mr. Mackaglllicuddy. Mack had a partner with him, as usual, and both resisted the policeman’s interfer- ence. While they were struggling Mack's pistol was discharged, but whether inten- tionally or otherwise is not known. The ball sped through the plate-glass window of Loults Kamnf's barber shop at &6 North Sixth street, without hitting anybody. Then Mack passed his weapon to his companion, who darted up Washington avenue and escaped. It was easy for Crane to take Mack pris- ener, and .lock him up for the night. Charges of disorderly conduct, firing arms within the city Imits and resisting an of- ficer will be made against him in the police court, ASSASSINS RIDDLE THE HOUSE One Man Fatally Injured by Their Fusillade in the Night. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., July 15.—Newa of an attempted assassination near Tomblin, this State has just reached Little Rock. Wednesday morning shortly before day] ght unknown persons fired % shots into the residence of James Morris and escaped in the darkness. (nly one of the shots took effect, fatally wound ng Mr. Turner who was asleep in bed with ©. G. Elite, Turner been visitor. The ball struck Turner in the fore. head, passed through his head and entered the wall Five ehots also passed through the clothing of Mr. Morris’ daughter who was sleeping in the house. , . It ia belleved that @ ehots were fired by eanemics of Mr. Feil who was fired upon 1897, from the brush ah ‘ut 900 rom the same piace. Soon after that Vir. »ved to Haywood Station and returned Wednesday on business The } — lity of the parties is not definitely known. WAY FIGHT A DUEL. ge Monitor’s Captain Resents Alleged In. sult of His Chinese Wife. ee - HONOLULU, July 7, via San Franciges Cal., July 15.—There is serious troubja he. tween Paymaster W. B. Wilcox and Capt. Whiting of the Monitor Monadnock, ang a duel is probable. Acoording to statements of friends of the principals, the quar rew out of elightin _remarks allege — coat been made by llcox concernin the wife of Capt. Whiting. who le one o the celebrated Ah Fong gris Ah Fong is a millionaire Chinese, who married a half white ard half-Hawalis woman. Sixteen Gaughters and severg sons were born to the couple, one the giris ere considered the belles of Honolulu ang are favorites in_ soc-ety Wilcox, at a dinner given the officers of the Monadnock, is alleged to have cast re. flections on the entire Ah Fong family, tn. ti a, ding Mra. Whiting. The story reacheg Whitibe, and es an explanstion, | | was boarding at the house. ark Elites was a | SIX DEAD. ONE DYING. Explosion of Starch Works Far Reach- ing in Deadly Effect. BUFFALO, N. Y:., July 15.—By the explo- sion of a boiler in the Niagara Starch , Works yesterday the bullding was wrecked, s.x persons killed and 26 injured. Two oth- ers who are supposed to have perished. Of the persons who were in the building only two escaped. Most. of the injured were persons outside the works. Scarcely a house within 1000 feet escaped being hit with bricks, twisted iron or heavy timbers. The dead are: William Henry Schiffernstein, fireman; Casper Wal- ter, miller; Charles Entemann, teamster; Mrs. oe ey oe W. Hoyt, Bay Hoyt. Fatally injured: Baby Scloss, sku)l frac- tured. Injured: John Philip Wesp, head Sole Pe. shoulder fractured; ribs broken; Albert Mrs. Hattie Binkert, J. Weller, head cut; are Missing, Kelly, engineer; Dingfeiler, head cut; ut: Alexander Sclosa. Mrs. Michael Mevers, Binkert, nds crushed; Mrs. Willlam Pfann, se- Aa leg broken; | He Has Been aa San Juan, that is in her, but do | Sn - troopships ...... Subsistence Shafter’ Coal for warships ...... Pay for officers and sailors es Of course | there must bea favorite, as every home has | and salaries . Increased secret service an prisoners ... Ammunition COD k5 ko Ck —O—0—0—0--0—-0--0--0--0--0--0-—- 0-0 0-—-0-- 0 0—-0--0-- 0-0-0 0-0-0 -00—- 0-00-0000 - 0-0-0 RN OB BR sii td Soe ” S > 4 . ‘2 Al “thal, > Ae Pe by Ee e« a eS aoa ‘ >. . oa oi COST OF THE The United States have appropriated on account of the war $292,000,000 and the actual expenditures thus far aggregate $123,000,000. Most of this has been spent in the operations resulting im the surrender of Santiago. Other noteworthy expenditures are coal and ammunition used by Dewey, by the blockading squadron and in Sampson's ineffective bombardment of 28 -_—. S Transpurtation, mobilizing soldiers, *p* Relief expedition for Cubans . Additions to increase naval strength . ' Expenditures for ammunition ... Expenditures for ordnance and arms ...., Commissary, supplies for mobilized army. Tents, clothing and camp equipment.... Horses and Giuies « «ce ee eons 6. Pay for officers and men, army...... Strengthening seacoast defenses .. Laying barDOr’ MINGS .icies cies csc: Increased cable and telegraph tolls ..... Increased force clerks, special agents, expenses d caring for Spanish Miscellaneous expenses preparing for war : ee ged ee hee eRe. pe | ib tA mies (it ¢ 3 ae 7 In detail the war has cost, as nearly as can be stated in round figures | gathered from official sources in Washington, as follows: Total ofttcers, privates and marines killed Total officers, privates and marines wounded. .........1323 Total reported missing coe eeeer ese eeoSCe eee estes eeesesee 247 +) and for a ...8 17,000,000 DN bs «ods aun 500,000 : 1,500,000 20,000,000 5,000,000 &,000,000 10,000,000 9,000,000 4,000,000 4,000,000 17,000,000 3,000,000" 8,000,000 1,500,000 2,500,000 “eer #8 @ *-* . *-* we @ & @&. 1,000,000 500,000 l- 4,000,000 6,500,000 Total appropriations for war........... $292,000,000 Total actual expenditures .............. $123,000,000 FOR REMOVAL OF GARBAGE. or Excelsior Hauling and‘ Transfer Co. the Lowest Bidder. The Board of Health awarded the con- tract for the removal of garbage in the city for the next 10 years Thursday after- noon to the Excelsior Hauling & Transfer Co., an organization of which Httle is known, but Col. Ed Butler, the former garbage contractor, is supposed to be more or less interested in the company. Six bids were received in all for the garbage con- tract, of which Col. Butler's was the high- est. : He bid a total of $2,941,982 for the 10 years contract. The Hill-O’Meara Construction Co. asked the city $2,697,000 for the same work. Rich & Sale wanted $196,000 per vear, or a total of $1,960,000 for the 10 years. Wade & Miller asked $1,935,000; J. W. Thompson & Co. $1,335,000, and the Excel- sior Hauling & Transfer Co. $1,226,000, Afrangements were made at the meeting ithe garbage until the new contractors can ' fille , rangements bonds and make necessary. ar- to take hold of the work at the rate of $1200 per day. All the bidders their 'were present 4ither in person or by repre- sentation. ‘Attofmey 6im T. Price repre- sented the successful bidder. Col. Rutler was there tn his ehirt sleeves and seemed greatly eurprised that he should be the highest bidder. He expressed himeelf thankful for his fallure to land the contract |and said he had a lot of mules and gervage | wagons au ; verely bruised; Mrs. Anderson. arm broken; | Wiliam Shifton, head and hands cut; Mra. Geotge Mestberger, injured by shock; Smith, head cut; Wilkam § lPauer, rashed: Ida McFarlane, leg crushed; I *hilip arion, head and arm crushed; « Fohner, back injured; John Summers, injured; Hattie Thompson, face cut; Penny, hi torn; Maud Penny, crushed; jenjamin Penny, scalded steam; George Penny, badly brulsed; Baby Penny, badly injured; Mamie Slessinger, foot crushed; Hildred Minger, bruised by br'cks. The causes which led to the explosion wt! | never be known, the engineer and fireman who were killed being the on y persons who/! could have posseseed any knowledge on the subject. ee TEXAS. MINISTER 1S. MISSING DALLAS. Tex . Hayden, editor of Heraid, printed in this city pending in the Forts District Court of Dallas for $ the Rev. J. B. Cranfill and of prominence connected wit tion of the Baptist Standard Hayden's paper. About three weeks granted the defendants straining Rev. Hay his paper the pleadings any way to comment in hi! ice, Jucdee Gray also he was in contempt of he had already pri Case, but suspended jJucgEme! Rev. Hayden d.eregarded t! and tn his latest issue of ft Herald printed more of ' more o hie causti on Judge Gray Wednesday etarted the eriff out with a warrant ‘or | roe ja find July 15.—T! e Rev. 8S. A Texas ' Baptist and has a damage -fourth Judictal 0.0 against the suit h the publica- a rival of Rev. ien wiat ~ with the intention oOo for contempt, but ¢t! ba the preacher. Judge Gray started hh again yeeterday. Unce ™ the Sherit Unsucceselfu. Judge Gray's now are to krep on A! man. The #) ‘ ; Was tmatruction fha Sheriff i.8 niing tll he finds her fr and ("hts fs of Poliee throughout ae nave been nn si 'fad (oO @A- sist. Thua far none of them hae atruck the Rev. Hayden's trail. No bloodhoundd ing used Noted Temperance Worker Weds. Special to the Post-Dispetch PANA. Il. July 16—Miss Dora B. Hob- SON, Wistrice President of the Women Ca fan Temperance Union, one o: the Prominent temperance workere of Tih- O., were >. | President McKinley and gave him his | WwW, | believes Baumhoff is ; tie on hie hands to sell, but that ould not dispose of them to the Excel#lor ympany for anything but spot cash, as he his doubts about the stability of the organization, Attorney Price states that the new com- pany was incorporated about 10 days ago with a paid up capital of $3000, divided Into 80 ehor+s of $100 each. The shares are owned by Thomas Griffin, J. C. O’Brien and . | The first named Iie preal- , company, the second ts vice- and the last is secretary and treasurer. ("oon V Resch, brother of City Regiater Henry Besch, was on hand to see the open- ing of the bida. He is thought to be an jriterested party, and as Mr. Price has long een known to represent Col, Butler on various occasions it is thought the Colonel will not only close out his outfit to the new company but will have a large Slice of thelr holdings. FATHER O'REILLY NAMED. -—--- - @ ---—, Made Pastor of the Church at Edina, Mo. had new Rev. Arthur O'Reilly, aesistant rector of the Holy Angel's Church, has been @p- pointed by Archbishop Kain paator of the Catholic Church at Edina, Mo., to replace Father Fitzgerald of that town, whose sud- } dem ‘curred about two weeks ago. ther O'Relily is a native &. Loutsan i has @ large circie of friends in the . se Oo) POSTMASTERSH!? FIGHT, Congressmen Joy and Pearce Have a Talk With McKinley. lack of harmony among the Repubican leaders is causing a postponment of the naming of a Postmaster for St. Louts. Thursday Col. R. C. Kerens called on rea- orsement of Fred © the postion. Col. Kerens the proper man for sons In writing for his tn Baumhor? f: piace, | Thug far Congressmen Joy and Pearce er Baptieta , 4°". ave not veen avoie to agree on any One candidate. Thetr failure to do so is because of the squabbie in the Jocal ranks of Ke- publicans over the candidates Joy and Pearce were scheduled to meet the President Friday and discuss the eitua- | TRIED SUICIDE ONCE MORE. ’ | North iname | n€ h, jeading SusinN e+ A. S: Gares a ie veal | a “| Pearl There ¢ y be . , ry), ° Se Gia | Pearl Moses Adds Another to Her Long List of Attempts. Moses was taken to the City Hos- again Friday morning. She had made re attempt fe by eocaine cying have ear ed ¢ ® ri@ © tie ‘Ss lle 14 e Wuft ' Shel wel) known To tye Ctts Hos { Uv pita. one ! to end her ! Pearla many at ’ r her ’ 7 tal Phys.clhans, for they have pumped her doren timed before Pearl is 26 years old and lives at TI9% Twelfth street. Bhe eays her real ia emma Beas, and that her home ts on, ] : i ut ‘ in (Carro.. RESPLENDENT FIREWORKS. Pain’s Spectacle of “Cuba” Having Constantly Increasing Crowds. Pain's great spectacie of “Cuba” at Ath- lettc Park ls attracting increasing 4au- 4iences. The people have discovered that the perforenance is not all nolee but that the larger portion of it consists of the most maanifcent and beautiful freworks ever geen in &. Louts, or any other city There is ho danger or discomfort from the explod'og pyrotechnic. and th tacle te impre po on wee detatie. lor mvgramme artiet representa containa several n@W features and ts alto- e(he® x ' te , « THE « 2 DEAR # # w GIRLS. 2 2 #& w A ST. LOUIS girl undertook on the spur of necessity a journey which semed Ilkely to end tn death. Indeed her survival is without parallel. She flew through espace at the rate of 180 miles an hour. Her speed was increasing. In three more seconds it would have been at the rate of 3600 milea an hour. She stopped at the lower record. It was enough. No one ever went faster and lived. She is alive. She did not expect to survive and was.very much eur- prised to find that she did not “wake up dead.” All her past life did not flash before her panorama-wise, as the romancing reformer has led us to believe it should. Her body was fiy- ing faster than thought. Had she kept up that 180 miles an hour she would have encircled the earth in less than. 13 hours. But, as it has been said, her epeed was increasing. Hiow it all happened, what she aid, what she says, who she |e—her whole ‘Story will be printed in the next Sun- day Post-Dispatch. N official says there have deen 200 illegal marriages in 81. Louls in two weeks. Think of that. Under the laws of Missouri marriage is so easy persons have be- come addicted to the habit and bach- elors wear a hunted look. All «¢ couple has to do to satisfy the law fs to make public their intention to take each other to be husband and wife. That is simple enough. Yet here comes thie official with his bomb de laration and he quotes law to back it. It's all very pussling, but it will be as clear as daylight when you have read the whole story in the nemg Sunday Post-Dispatch. IRLS in Kanaas are capable in ¢ #0 many directions that a new field of work opened by them is condhered as a matter of course. And by the way, few things happen “of course” in this gay world of ours. Kansas is full of eweet girl graduates from freshwater and seaboard col- — leges. They are not engaged while forgetting their Greek, in @training the plano or bleaching thelr éomptex~- ions. They have devoted themselves to the task of getting hiredmanbrown on their faces and bilacksmitheal- lousea on their hands. Go out into the sunflower-embroidered fields and you will see these prides of Kan- sas engaged In driving the reaper and binder through the golden grain, shocking the wheat and sacking the stream that pours from the thresher’s spout. There are so men in Kansas now. The girls must work. One of them tella the story tn the next Sun- day Post-Dispatch. S man. They all tived in thig giowing west. He talkeé of marriage with them. They lsetened happlly. He was so nice. He eaid ail a man could say save “name the day.’ He eald that to one and she named the day in a hurry. The othe ere beard of this and tn thelr sorrow grew confidential. Thus the Whole story of tneipient bigamy came te the knowledge of the deserted 16 and their friends, thefr Intimate frienda. A Frenchman raid: “You know « eecret. Put down a figure li. You tel] it Put down another tgure—¢e It. How many know the eecret? Eleven.” Bo the story of the 17 to 1 epread ang eo the story has spread out of girlish EVENTEEN girlie loved ene the next Sunday Post features of INepatch. MRS. E. LYNN LINTON DEAD. — Away at the Age of 76. s confidences, and will be one of the . Teller of Tales for Women Passe
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~ ae i a “. Py p Malan . a oe - =. ow a os po ae ee coe 7 Ra a ER Par NP gS a nF a ae A 2 = a eye 5 a ae ee 5 bs e-4 7 *. So wy: wk ~ athe w. bi a r 5 { ted 4 i al P Res i - ; -—-— —— —— ———— THE BROWNS AT BROOKLYN. WILL BE EIGHT STARTERS. TAKES PLACE AT BUFFALO. qualities, the equal of any im- caiihinnanin teed in every particular, Come and see it. | portend cits: Mii be Mane They Play Four Games There and Then | Of These Harry Turner and W. P. Hall | Tom Sharkey Offers to Fight Both in Higher priced Bicycles like the IVER JO! IN Luck taflors, with linings of oF ie: American serges and leatherine, Go to Boston and Louisville Be- Appear to Have the Best the One Ring and They May SON and LA TOUR for those who want the the best possible style and a fore Returning Home. Chance of Winning. Accommodate Him. é triumph of home industry. Price. ~ —_——- —— Rae icaiae best for any money. —_ How They Stand. Racing is to have socioty’s indorsement There were ali sorts of stories afloat y a 2 prs — a“ coc ee eee lobe I’ as ed VW on. Last. to day. te ’ } iv al sine i Tin (‘orb t- Nf j ‘OV rrit. a erge os ests, $4. . $4.50 and $5. 00. Bintan “ ee ot * oa} | The fashionable world of St Louis wili _ 4 lon Pens , ‘ork al} Boys’ Washable Knee Pants Suits ala at 39. ar ee a. ) . nek ionabl f st. L pecials from 1 " York gal vas al | Men's and Boys’ Balbriggan and Lisle Underwear, 19°, 33c, 38c, 50c and 65a Men's and Bays’ Shirts, 38c, 48c, §5¢ and 75c. meyrinnd ..., So : av make thea cetrac k Thea vVog if this after- arranged ror ) ‘ \ . late | Pry S Selit Beatin aye Aq Pr” : ' ee, | noon out a bulletin that all negotiations for a The Greatest « | one AD s4| The occasion for this departure on the | meeting between those two were off. r UAMONS Aware G —For to-morrow (Saturday) and Monday only, Men’s Straw Hats in ; .) a French palm, Cuban panama, spit. Enclish dunstabie. 85 f Sporting Goods Store milan, manila, pineappie and English sennet braids, with part of the smart set is the Gentlemen Rid-| Ag a matter of fact renresentatives of! ‘hiiadelphia ... ~ “4 one 442 Brovkiyn - . ‘ ‘race, which, from the social side, js the | MeCoy ang « rbett met at New York yes- . ~ ‘ d Corbe net at Nev ) W aly vOQ yx é, gros grain silk bands, sit«x lining and Russia leather WMashington ... , ; ; ‘ , . . . he o $f Oa the cara, terday afternoon and completed al! = ar- Paling Mmenis by W i) h | } I ‘ i A] »o | are to meet in the are Where They Piny. i so Setele ne tee, ae ae ol Athtatie Club of ge 7 ee Sleametaiemnnementie aie | jini ’ } : tiihada i‘ . Naa st i) PLilbia ( j f iLeri , st. fouls at Brooklyn guiz hia un ympetitor | jeptember 10. “he delay in eigning th (hicago at timers jzht horses } rere niered | he jarticles was due e inablilit if th Pittsburg ; 7 a5) p race, ao nel ign 1de! i , equally ‘ rincipals to agrees mm tie Le f i ing louisville at N ork nome e¢ saddle and in tl peering Fr om. be employed | rontes MeCoy i ! Lie le ‘ Vi lie ‘ornett Cinein nti ss rybvig rh fent! en's race, |} ng contrast ] on Drea leveland at Friivigzton ' * W8&tal make ! Ty ¢ i . rd, I mh | inted to hit a plane fo | Yy d f Ss ve i@ Can be gotten Ol he BES iil Mined Af th ized W_ 7 sys ein om New oleae 49 is Games avail the form Studer nothing, The factors | cUion to hitting - break-awe ST. LOUIS LOSES HER CHAMPION | SUCOUMBED TO LONG AND TRY- ~ SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES STREETS —the NORTH fest CORN R (‘hic ARWY 4: Washi meio > i nm the race are the riders themselves 4 woul Fr mil © vy ; felinch. When Gray tn ) ‘onsad! if FOOTBALL PLAYER. ING CROSS-EXAMINATION a se aera ™ he eget 2 aan Coe 0 From the “form” @tandpoint, Harry Tur-| McCoy's « eas! n tl} , ' he did r re, 9, MCMHAt, ner and W. FP. Hal] Mgure to have the race id’ ' : IN COURT. Vegetable Vital- : rds » then, surprise 90 those resent. | JOINED) CAMP THIS MORNING. MANHOOD RESTORED. CUPIDENE. tc f°) egies cue a a . a he “dark horse of the said that Corbe had made The Ft Louts Rhrow! (wo gan rs } 1% } ay ] , ne supposed mee th “Kk , } —s i= na) v ' — 4 rie ‘ d,’ and would y Me enerative organs bronght on by youthful errors or ex the New York Gioenta ve ye s00d things, ‘ ‘oy’ 'S demands and break jean ier FIGHT FOR HERSELF AND BABY. laubvod, lessees. Bparmatorrneca. Paine In Back, Evtl ; The first the Glants won bys » and Sevetal of the teuh or > are to goin thi mEeen. P h Milita Ex - te neg gs a Bs yes 4 Con minetien. vay lenses a] day 2 “ ’ : 0 ner no » 1} 3 avine settled this. the etion o . | r ; ; SY : Fxhausting Draina, Varicorele an ‘onatipation. Ste ‘ the second by 4 to 3 race were mentioned in the Post-Dispatch e aving 9 ng Gi “ " ) to — os a y cuenerees ‘ night ” Prevents quickness of discharge, which leads to a ee — Taylor pitched in the firet wame and vesterday. Of the others. FEF. Lee Rob-| Among then an * ." . ; ve Two of | | ; | Impotency. (leanses the liver, kidneys and urtnery organs of a oh Wo. cll a saa \ es sagas 6 wt ° ng ‘remembered. rode } Kell) 6 them Fi aa that onest Je hn Dick Had to Have of His Divorce Suit Which Has Been Attended ties, Strengthens and restores emal! weak organs St.c0 0 bes. ms 00. 7 a ‘“get-there-Tommy Burns" race on /and practically accepted. After o‘he: minor Back Teeth Pulled. by a Number of Remark- - a tn gy og Por sale OF ; in the second Sudhor did the twirling and| Imp. Lord Henry in a previous gentlemen's | details were transa: Tae 1 erent ——re 1 came near Winning ou or the St. Louis | Contest. Mr. Robinson, who entering the /|that new article no sana 9 drae oe abie incidents. N " OADWAY, ST. LOUIS, Mo. team. stretch was some six lengths in the lead | night. This was Be nrc wpe >» Or BEFORE ano AFTER RABOTEAU & CO., 714 NORTH BR on Lord Henry. called to bie rival jockeys Consadine, and they will meet at 2 o’el There is woe in St. Louis football circles — The Browns piay | rooklyn to-day and] “to come on.” They came and M bin ” Phin aoe jh oe © % whe - | . c r. Rovbin- |this afternoon t eir signature y - . atter four gamer? there they play a series | #0n saw the finish of the three placed horses |the agreement. + ee ta Menatures this he a a Miss Helen Yerger, after a long, trying AFTER THE SURRENDER To Nervousness, lndiges- At 10 o'clock sharp Dick Jarrett, St.-Louis 1 al tion, Headache, two Endyt Effervescent Seid'itz Tablets eee citpsentannneilitieenmmntsictii in Boston and Loulsviciec before returning | from the sixteenth pole. At ! I : i , . ' 4 ‘ . ° home. Lee M. Rumsey is one of the best amateur Now that b nt rar atche adin laye e : ordeal on the witness stand tn Uudge tal horsemen in St. Louis. but he is handi- the ‘#0 + ay orbett and Mc wy ase manenes soniye football 2 a football ty’s court. fainted in the courtroom from in water will relieve you. 10ca dose. Bottles BSc and “ 4! [for a life among the military. nervousness and excitement, and on that ac- 4 50c. Ali druggists. The saie of the St. louis Club by Von der] capped with a mount which would need |Corbett and Wecnv will do with § the ,; P he : Law 7 es ‘ 2 iy any a ; - mmr . . - i ae : “ Ss ' / } ‘ j r. s ° ‘ to Mecke is certain iit 1 many the combined energy of a Taral to get any Challenge of Tom Sharkey. Sharkey an- At that hour he joined the Sixth Missouri count proceedings had to be interrupted. enanges in that nine book terday de- thing out of. Chiswell is as full of moeds | nounces that he is willing t oth 3 : I 8 i re . ' t Jefferson ; " e is willing to meet both in ] Volunteers and went into camp @ ffers Durin r erger’ mi! 4 the whole of Mrs, Y« rgers @xa x SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. eared himserf as rn mily gus : ses as a girl graduate and his kgs | the same ri! iz on t) i f ] . ¢ ' Be f le same night All the , the present manay: — r) ee, hy d shame a dickey bird sailor wants “tg a 30-minutes’ rest between of ame nation she showed s signs of extreme suffer- Oo promised a general cleaning ot | al J. ‘Clelland is a newcomer in the equine | the two bout: He ’ pass examination Dick had to have ing, and sat on the witness chair with her BI ength ning of i ° ‘ . a > . ' = . arena. His mount, 7 Travis, at one 1 me Wiis Tom () Re yu)? Ke 2 ivs if it Sharke« \ is rea Ty two of his back teeth pulled, but he eays hands ti } t] | c d to re 7 nt t} no ica O e e onserva ory oO usic could get matters ty shal “ay! a periodically due for a killing, but those | with the money to make good anv avree have ] re tooth in his head "eiathhic’ divans 7 ast aa te : — ! iT ge a eahe “ any agree- | he would have lost every tox is ling visibly. She spoke with d¢ fleulty, but ‘4 matter What th am wi JAYS aT past and gone. ment he mi Lt ht enter into. and that the i x isp a i} ; indi he: For Young Lacies K | egant location; Faculty specia‘ists; Frengtnened su th, an ho.d its own Kit Chinn will see that the amateurs get | Lenox At} Club would bh | ong 2 rather than to have been rejected. se) grt gh ye r-old | He 9, sth ony steam heat; e'ectrie Nenia. Pus catamodne audvess . ” ’ ° ‘i ‘ ‘ : ’ - i , > tes ) , Q@gainet the best of them. a peerensonal start and Judge Murphy willi der for th: potees, tion should Cow ; In losing Dick St. Louis loses the greatest was delive ee A gg th ‘ ow oe ‘cata REV. T. P. WALTON, Pres't, Box D, Fulton, Mo. . } a ff iy ‘ ’ ~} ‘ ] ; ‘ ' . ' , . , ‘ wth ry ai ny le ’ — piace thei a hey finish. Corbett d ide to take the sailor all-around football player that has ever/| character that carried conviction with it Accorfing to President Robison of the Amateur contests were first instituted at l/l rine | irlane th arhate : Co :; : a} 4 iilm ) iatice, eicney { arte 4) (° 4 7 " > . ~ é ‘ reorge ‘, *Tree;Tr q i ] ce or 3 ’* | represents d her on the gridiron. Her husband, George E ¥ ore r, a tall, FORESI PARK UNIVERSI] | y I, PROC RORCIOREROROCROROOCRORCORORORCHORO ROBO rf 7 Cleveland Club that organization will sure | the Fair Grounds in 18%, when Mr. Dalton, | think Sharkey “: .rY ' ; 4A ’ . ’ ’ Sharkey a mark they will exc at ) Jarrett was president of the Junior Foot- | ©*' itabie man, sat beside attorneys enou n play ho Wire games in Chk veland on Larry Kavanaugh S Cunarder, was the tate to take him at his w rd, but the eri , ‘ whispering suggestions in his ear through- or i ‘ ‘ and pre; mratoryv College of Phi ~“Oorest « it) mannawewny nt h ave mn ake t I > of ft sl Initial race and was rewarded i that he is a tough proposition, and they are ball League last winter A and he was also out the entire time. Before the case WAS Mus ao e r Kroeger Volce, Mertealf Violin, Brrangec ~ where | ton “4s “ama 18ucéd i wate -ReRmeee ‘weuvesir of his! giving him a wide berth. the captain of the champion Cyolists of the | called he had devoted all his time and]?s ocution, Asher Board and tuition, ee waere if is possible, an ‘ oe VU’ Rourke, like everybody else, admits that | gt i ouls Football Association. energy to talking to the witnesses out in | #* Zit ay , $25 to $40 half year. henge re . , \ddre or call Mondays on Pres. Anna Sneed series they will play on . ———— . \ ™ | : 6) cle ys tT i ese ¢: ate} ray’ 4 i ae rods “a 7 e+ hf ' be | 3 fo'lowrn: BRaltim re : . , . ‘we ‘e . pl an of aain he raase See vt lal i ae — ( Ore 7 are ¢ ley ePrer in tne box- Mo) years the lat ter team ha q heen cock- the hall and telling his troubles to every- . : : : ' . . > = > . ’ saat ee y ine man Ssnar | 5 & — b l] cir ‘les and its bodv who would Meten to hi m ’ ' 0 Allg. 0 t ad « the fact that Nat Ewitng.:on Gale trow ‘ ‘ al ; F = of-the-walk in local footba “irc . d its | ’ é I! ? | ay ed me 1, 5 ee . , speedy horse oven molly Sony ow eager ad vee ot when it Omes to ny of th he says, grand work Was largely due to the good | According to the te Sti mony of his delicate Is the Purest aad Best Made. . “) i ” 2 sas . a a" ; . An ’ y* Ray ee : Slnladii army ot theee news- ement of Jarrett, who layed in every (and timid liftle wife a1 - ought to have iwo cities. they willl play the if ‘ longs with li pounds up in 1:17%, and paper 7 : and fread ; . b manag | Socata sie cbs « a : ‘ . : , Dp ] ’ j aay letter writers tt a » ov Phia July BW and Aug. 2 the Phila nM . reby ti - the, warid a fecora for that iip the sallor, . ang ih. —— ge wel ap manages eho coi how t hey wnad lived _tog ‘ther HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. Trade, Picnic Parties, : , rett r 2D cent » re- |} Gistance an were nit, ! e last gentle. Pre a Ae th a) fe; , 4 - . : , 8% ; ~ oe Bo a ' r . oa ‘ ‘ _5 — ~% sy a me By ne A he SP eckae : i . S harkey ¢ out, : > snlh » plas d te without Jarrett. and no meeting was ever | of je alousy and ceanner on his p: Fr t. pote she ‘ : e ) ’ | i iy 4 si) ' it - . P : ‘ {'*- ‘>, if .~- mp r) of f .¥ + 4 Ta) il? ~ wit! } 1, aq > ' ta rtten: ar t« loo in t® } n Ww As om e)] { 4 > | h . yo »[- new in the National League. The time sj ham just getting home ahead of Brother] any night they may agree upon. W o'r = oo Pee _ wethee se suaded her i. pesern 20 Sint Ww hich a a STEEL : All Orders Promptly Filled. 3 suld ain Telephone Maia 2076. : : : : »T)? } "qs ‘ lu igh. af Ae » * SE thee ta tadionation at the ere 7 -~—+-- acy. Jarrett’'s enlistment means that St. Louis; for arwhile, but could not stand the strain - an ae ‘ or , ' - 3 loses her greatest football player, and that ;}and again left him and filed hér suit for w SUugeestion of transferring a single e ' Rig flelds were the principal feature of Sharkey has done the most sensible thing > eatinnetn ; . ‘ , ; : —- = alnut. . ; ‘ ; ; . elke ; f ne th é sensible thin the Ams ‘al ’ es 0 oree. : ’ The frequent rumors to the effect that th: Phursday s card, The talent were fortunate] of his life. He has put himself und “1 ing am pa rican army secures a rattling good —— One incident that followed she Ny h ly veland ea would ~ F hea en nae tent teed en ae tne ed three | management of Tom O Rourke, and if there] | “He came in about 11 o'clock at night,” I hentia me Pomme tyg A gy } | toand 22 "Union Marea © eceede ting the fat bere oar nt down In? iMmiy tas ) is » ff , } ae. go “waa, - . ~ . ; , , perry ") " _ : +} vil] | the remaining three Be 1] Br ble f = is - i. any chanct for h in to become the cham- A Pouni of Diamonds. she said, and woke the baby, who had ]| Detroit, Buffalo and all ar olnta, ‘6.6 8.6.4.8 8.8.8 8.8 8.8 2 6 2 ee ee well used to the idea, an rhe re Wi - : ‘s : - ° amo urnis py of the worid ©’ Rourke wil] le velop it 3 been asleep for some time He said he in- TRI- UESDAY, 9:00 “A Se CRT Ae BRM ET eros.” o Puch Sames 4 a egataet” her ohemee, the | orarkey . feat s / rs or} There was received yesterday at the) tended taking the child away, so that I| WEEKLY ¢ Leave Chicago THURS. 11:00 A.M.) a —— can be played else wher d againat er chance, the ' ‘alia - - wT -} ) a reste Sateen “6 ac ( on hese yy “Fs the den te ; P , daughter of old Bramble won [fn a any o ‘sh . my i : >» wil “i c United States Custom House a package | never would see it again. Talking about [t | SERVIC E. j SA AT’RDAY, 4: OOF. ” : , . : . STiLG) « if j - } ‘T) . P . — . i“ . ; . ‘ ; ; io ’ . " 7. ay Ted Sullivan, who used to manage t! N oe from the disappointing Loving | clever man—not een® i sodas - cigar box, which con- mtg en os 2 m, wee 1" Ul Xa ver | OFFICE AND DOCKS, Rush and N. Water Sts. +. Chicago, | é b Pas Bi. Louls Browns and the Muroons in 7) ne rye pote. > - on simmons bhattere im as he pleased ritz| tained a princely fortune. They were dia-| ¢.... a to ear ¥ all that woe @ on iT pe at one ts Gone “ * ’ ne lan im ature oft the ‘Orr: ‘1 a ; s ~ . i ; . i i . i A af . "7 , aric e Lcd i 7 i) Ver i OL , , N ‘ i ViL.. | prosramm could h Sharke: ut | ~ r| monds and consigned to the L. Bauman get will be a death certificate signed by « HE PLIMHIMMON, NOW OPEN, QUICK MEAL long ago. is now located at Baltimore, ; ry we ' ‘h fell to gaa G ». Who had only § pounds Seni rouns ) bat but - , * ' ' eet ayhaty s wi . Ol lewelry Co., 617 Washington avenue, hav-j| Physician.’ Muryland'’s famous seaside resort. Appolathents Waiches the games played there ea | was just able to stand off the chal ote vi key last six or oun any, b ,} ing been lected and purcha i by Mr. jealous he was and to “ hat extremes of irf bathing and fishing. No malaria, ne bay apres. ae a lot of money, he got bi little sympathy] Meyer Bauman, Who is at present in Eu-! excitement he would work himself up when Booklet, terme, etc MKS. R. T. SHRI ‘ ow Sea SONS agro eucn s bile * Roll) an oe 4 - hs | i : al oth " ‘ ‘rost on Sir Va fh, , —m +? _" . ; 1} 2 Five-Pingered Jack” an ee when Wyatt Earp fin ohhed him of the] rope. The value of the package could not | he got started. Oceon City, dinary expressions although Ted afterward —— Aeciaton re vere Q wheter Petes pe. : All ia eed : ; " " Overton, at Washineton Par ante. Cisi0n So 6a) t San ancisco write! yl ra ¢ : . She testified for nearly the whole after . 4 Park yester who claims to know whereof he writea. be learned at the office of the firm,. but they noon under a severe cross questioning by GRAND ATLANTIC H{) EL. RINGEN STOVE C0 sti RB’ confeased§ that these pletur sque terms pI i the $1h00 Fa . . olely Vy, places e 31000 Edgewater stakes , . — . : : cretit ’ gpa gal were used solely to ie credit of John W. Schorr Ww oan > a tBe.8 — vouched the information that it contained her husband's attorney until she gave way eet eins ae ee aa shaven wna ta to Relvidere aaa : a te “4 ai a3 Ke] vy ra Son, a. « 3 s that Frank over 2000 curt diamonds, the combined weight under tRe strain and had to be revived by Virginia Avenue pas the Beach, ¢ ) ” | annanr am . ’ ‘Nh. | Cabrilleac, challenge Vv Clarence Ritchie, , ? “ ee ea ee te ce ard Dew | | ticrship for ball players, #ayes Sullivan, appears to have an insatiable appetite for |) - joined the army and gone to Cuba. but of which was gver one pound. The proceedings were for : ; : “The large oot Saath ih rth about the size of a ® — dds that when he gets b: he will be — , ( eres ' angen eed ’ gags. ON, Sy ll game and some of the finer points before the Kenwood and Quick cstep at the same ees ~ mena A a . ; _ . kK vv 5 securing aim my for he rself and ‘ upl oT f commodates 700 guests; rooms en suite, with hath going into professional ball. Some of those | ™* ting. The Exigewater is the rene wal ofl and f vr any al . . Se ee eee for the ghild. The husband wanted leave Write for terms and fliustrated booklet. Motel | * now playing don't know much about either the World's Fair stakes, founded in 1893. a a j of the bn J [ae ge ey, a” oe i eeenes Eyes 6). ee | AMUSEMENTS. ae a oO e suit, Which Wil) not be triabie until CHARLES FE. COPE. Prop company, Have #0 little idea of what they niles ar ca made Ww - hie periodic in relation to that challenge of H: ump Ire Judge Talty come to the d ion in the | t biished 55 Y j : a ; aay X case because ail the testimony has not been eee | There are players who, when they break place agains! ' ; into fast company, are so nervous you can raw Lad in @ five-horse race. Braw Lad the Sew Srown Stocking. LEONARD KEMP RECEIVED DAN- vate ‘the ao ae satiated ‘that Mr HAVE OVED sacar one stupidest plays I have ever seen have been good time of 1:39% for the mile. St. Louis Browns wae congratulated by be . rt _ oth sand ‘ld | for the REM IRENE FRANKLIN made right In the bie League by men who ° friends yesterday It is a boy. and, as pi i § ite ] enik : | Yester “ ‘k’ ‘-— we ay he > Nie hi HIS CHEST. Judge John A. Talty brought the Yerger day’s Track Winners. Muck . some day he may, like his rn Friday, whet 213 NORTH 7th ST.., | aamission to Grounds FREE. e " . I . roc ‘dl Ss wer Tr t} * nNurpose of “where they can larn the rudiments of the takes. He had already gotten away W ith EA. ' The pr eed ngs were 5 se es * The largest and finest hotel on the coast, #éc- There are men who, when they get into fast Bob Douglas has not vet been heard from October. SS marked by an attack of chine)illa fever, | YOUS§ Kentuckian got as good as 30 to 1 i f } --KOERNER § PARK THEATE to Win and & to 1 f . ' put in, but he said from the bench that he ‘ R 0 1 for th via + fg ee ee B The BEN WALKER LOAN C0 ie 7 was a credit to hie name, and w ' *resident BR. Stewart Muckenfuss of t}) count the'r heart beats. Some of the on In the my at , tl a eww lod hin GEROUS WOUNDS IN Yerger had made decent provision for t! To their element mew atere . AND TEN OTHER VAUDLVILLE STARS. don't play with their heads at all, I saw a sare Case up with a short turn iday, when Dickson told the court (Ground Floor, Holland Bal ling), fame in the League the other day where At Fair Groundse—Tutvilla, Ch father. be President. At ; Y } ; ° ilies torney John N. n to} men were on first and second and the bat-| Ladg Callahan. Mamie G. Belle ante wir a i ‘as Wh as be ; , | ‘ . ram ble that he would not pr ceed with the case ere they will conti: 1u¢e6 fore, as. UH iC’ CAVE. | ter hit safely. The man on second started and Lady of the W eat. Billy Kane Goes to Dayton. e eonaré Kemp is on a cot In the surgical until the child was produ ed in court First-© lass Loan Office. Private Loan be S 7 “a tine “All right, Mr. Dickson,”’ sald the Judge. Looms. Business Confidential. ALL THIS WEEK for home, and then, ex ting rattled, stopped At Chicagwo—Found. Af ; 4 ‘ cago—? amada, W. Overton, Billy Kane, the well-known local player, and ran back to second, allowing a double| Bing Binger, David Tenny and Hurley | hae signed with the Dayton (0.) Interstate ward in the City Hospital. His body con-/ «7 ghali make an order for the support of icinstediinasinaa ane DOROTHY MORTON OPERA COMPANTS _ : e."* In Genee's Romantic Creation, play that could have been mad. by way of Burly. ss H lef f Davyto last ‘ " dan ro tab wounds the child and y . i le Arizona, #0 far as having time to make it At New York—Cont! lpague team. e left for. Dayton last/ tains half a dozen serous sta , 16 Chiid ang you can Go as you pleas . ‘ : . , ntinental, Tender. Mu-| night. RBRillw was offered a trial with the - Judge Talty su ested thet he thought Ss K . i ' sased in plaster of paris ban ER thea s Z a THE ROYsL MIDDY (Uas Sie aden was concerned. There are other plays just | riilo, Autumn, Glor! ana and Charentus. Washington League team, but preferred the | 2"4 18 encased , . $10 a week was a reasonable eum, but Yer- ee © Matinee Saturday. All Bhat, Seats, 230. sed cad aa thick. Chancés are wasted tust because s | ‘ eure thing with th Tea vton lub. dages ger became much excited over it. His at- ABSOLUTEL URE. , Giro o mn Er maels iar ta playin tha ones ROSEBERY'S LUCK. _—— Leo Wolf, who inflicted the wounds, is a/torney sald Yerger could not pay over $30 re —— ci wer pet penne bat wd ~ $e prisoner at the Four Courts. a mgath. — ack “bine CRAND COMPLIMENTARY HOPS | | ’ | o--— At NEW RIVERSIDE DANCEH PAVILION, of > f Jufige Talty was firm 1 sald he wou : His Great Colt Velasquez Wins the The men are young, well-dressed and ap-| make an order for $10 .a month : COMING FROM BELLEVILLE. $50,000 Eclipse Stakes parently come from the better class. Kemp/ “What will you do about the father see- MERAMEO RIVER, at . ON ; » 2 , Ss etrician and Wolf is employed in a/|!ng the child?’ asked the attorney - | ? d That Town Will Send a Bi LONDON, July 15.—Lord Rosebery'’s 4- ee os | “Nothing. You have withdrawn your re- rOs OW er. nd a Big Delegation } a. ga year-old bay colt, Velasqu wholesale dry goods hous quest and it ts not before the court.’ ) ques, won the verbo yay”? is the cause of all the trouble. But | fothee te S v: goin g to be de ALL GROCERS POUND CAN. _25¢. N MERAMEC HICHLANDS, Here With Saturday and Sunday 6 th the “‘Olerks. Sclipse Stakes of 10,00 sovereigns at the Like Harriet Beechar Stowe's characteriza- rived Bp ine hie chil4.. te by ~ or whom she was named, ‘“Topsy’’ a "1 sine * ae CEES, he as ‘ e A TAILORING Afternoons and pet Manager Krebe of the Rellevillie Clerks San low? > lerk: 1 Park second summer meetin ‘ tion. for “ da more came uf cou no ‘ } cay .¢ Vv ‘ O. |} Sa Be: ti . fenialins nob ag thet is of _T enact lajur to the Noonan ; in the pa menced to fall, so that each day - her and she told me about it. | Undoubtedly a large number of American | coustitution. Ask your druggist for it. Price $1 9 | “fe, Mackstone Quarietie Adauske 0a and Flood in the ourfi eld ho thinks there j¢ | ("9S contests, and from that team the two ught I had in mv head. ] was : . toe a Nttle doubt as to how the series ill tees | contesting in the bie middle dietan: wi out than I thought I ha traid met Wolf last night and_ told PF ete will remain tin the Tinited S@éatec bem minate. wi | ance event turning gray rapidly. Finally I became ars , } shamed ourlste | rema n the United States fn Big crowds wi! Witness these | W-!l probably be chosen. President Newby ce i that 1S to > om - ‘ . = IRB a N eee. 88 excursions from Belle ovale writ »; Of the Indianapolis Track Co. has decided to have it combed, but the nurse #a' it imselt ; declared he did t | this summer, and i, pernaps, appropriate | PERSONAL MENTION SU . ring over a host of Clerk “root: to put on several amateur pacing teams wouldn't do, and used vaseline to A a cent and offered | so to call their attention to Saratoga, the} a . MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, - = There will be at least a tandem, triplet and in, then used beef’® marrow, then &, u: ~" - 4 th me to her aac ge HR a greatest of American health and pleasure} valon Graves, Baston, is at b + . -aet, beaded by Mine Miget quad team working The In lications are tonic, and finally (CcuTK CRA olnimen: ), Whe (| was a gent emaniy t ne it ae, Eu hed net an tin ; m: b : 2 ' , b th big a. a eer pe ™ : * n > eae ; . . - eai ot retty T » house when he - | regortsa, Whi wned dirs hw ¥ ' Western League Games. noW that many of the fast men will come helped it immediately. The nurse aidshe | got pretty close to the | - ; . & Cloutmar loston, h i. mus 5° Henry Jewett, Mulcomh Wilk 1 . me ™ . } ve 7 . : ra als ’ va roi ' 9 oO . . ofl il , Py ; ' MilWaukee—Milwaukee, 7 to Indianapolis a week or ten days before rubbed up a fine white dust from the scalp him. 1nd he ree Stale end voter poles Prag ae te a ie New York Central | Nichol: ee atarion Elmore § OO othera, he national meet for the purpose of work- where she could see nothing before com- me.”” & Hudson River iuroad. The medicinal Ww. ¢. Bake } hester, N. ¥. ie at the PF mance begias at * o clack ederp. Detroit «Kanes “ty «@ Ing out on the new track. Se, 2 ' agualitfe ta enrings 1e@ hie) Lind hohe a EL 1) Detro| apeedy amateurs of the keke? ane _ mencing, and the sca!p — d health _—— Two of the stabs penetrated Kemp's chest | quairtes of its springs, the high character e@tt. —— a ia . “, 12; Minneap- ready there. a more natural every day. / Now I haren as cavity and Dr. Sutter says the wounds are of ita social Ife. and its splendid hotel ac- : . — *%.. ig at the Plant “R 6 C ES! usip e , Indianapolle- Indianapolis. ¢ St many gray hairs as when I commen ed . dangerous. commodations, are not equaled anywhere. | Topeka, Kan., &@ at the Plucky Jimm . Cc di have a crop of fine brown ; ey EE eR | , —_- aed y y Michael. UTICURA, an inch ond & No bak This Is the Way Pants Are | The passenger department has just issued ane lames, Kansas City. Mo. {s —_— NEW YORK, July 4—Jimm , bair all over my head about an . at ttve folder ete Bor . Tw the champ.on middle- distance bicy b ther half in length. I only loses few hairs when Selling at the Globe Clearing Gale. | *” * Pat i A so ees - anes Wi ae _ he Planter FAIR CROUNDS ° Big Banks to Play. lowing —— hte manager, lasued the fol. combing arene day, and — oy — Men’a Linen Crash Bicycle Pants. %c: | Beautiful escripuve Oi nes pProncipai Nho- » (4i/.ue, Omaba. Neb.. ia at the | ‘ e e te ‘an 1s . . , . t mn ri Cry al points o int ‘= im mr an.ers Nines from the National Bank .« f Com. 1 °°.7 08 lallenge: than brown ly nurse is delighte Men's Blue Camlet Pants, 3c; Men's $1 L'n- see , Js air , — ne } ” Browne, Jacksonville, Fla. is at | TO-DAY. Merce and the Miesisesipp! Valle Trust Co ‘After my race with Linton on Saturday he new hairs are brown. I never had very ; . . . Will meet at Sporteman’ * Park. on eeun at Manhattan Beach I will be prepared to- ieeeient o ir, even in my youth. It is as jen Crash Pants So; Mens ne Se Ni opy will be sent to any eddrees on re-| Milton. Mo Re Cine! “yy he | made up and bat in th folio. mines willl middle Stohenes ridere in the world, Ba - thick on my head today as it evel Eas, Un rants, Ge to 3.0; Cnome a ieeipt of a 2cent stamp by George H. Dan- + Adee | § “ ® Renk Gemmeree. Powit! ¢ following order, ward Taylor, Tom Linton or Ed de Mo- CurTicura did it. Mrs. J. M. LAWBON, and $6 Pants. 8; Boys’ Wash Panta, Be, $c | **" anentdilh’ damaie pied parent Gendt: Ciena} ode re F. Chardavayne, New York, is. > ey one M. Y,« ve Svast Op Duffee preferred. I will agree to ride from March 5, 1898. 30? Hamiiton St., Albany, N. ¥. and l5e: Boys’ Wool Pants, Tc, 19¢, 2c.) * a. £ i" b or nt, ix j ‘eo Bouthern | RAIN OR SHINE. 2:30 P. ML. vveeees Malley 106 to 88 miles with pace, limited to 88 pace- Globe. Seventh and Franklin avenues, tral Station, New York vone Lazarus, Indianapolis, is at the | ees : — = i way ew wensegadlllia, me ak Admission, including Grand Stand, 5c. Glandon makers, or shall have it u patted. BY os LUXURIANT F LUSTROUS | HAIR ; aia een emcees cy The English Riflemen. S. K, Bartow. Savannah Tenn., ie at the any, som of money up would agree to parye 6 the conditions of esome ecalp, f DON ty 2 4 "1) . : race arran with « clean, who! e . > LONDON, July 14.—At the meeting of the Mr. William Docker, a North Side grocer. Fobiec so ée0c. Qnneer Held... “Kropp the | thoy = or at Be - ty & hy fodueed by aed a iietariGh Ven Gee. ot She National Rifle Aatociation at Bisiey to-day! celebrated hie Sth anniversary Wednesdey Bareeresesese /MbOrtate ' Prien | the gate money,” SUTICURA. porest of aaa 508 nen wh will after their eervices within | the “Rajah of Kolapore” Chali aaa cup. | with a supper to bis friends at hig home, > gpehs Be ight Bela. és aoe effective atta atifiers | a weak to ecene Gate that has not enlisted | Seve” shots at 3”, 50 and ) yards, wan | tx North Ninth street. Which Is the Bet the Better Team? and beattider rs *m the world. The its full quota of men on the second cal). wee by the Guernsey team “eight men), Ww DIS ASE ACNE BLACK FAL ) of crusts, ecaies, dandraft, Capt. V on Heinrichehofen ays he was Tha Vietor Aa team the winhers of? thta SK E 5, , 4 ADS, The Athletics and Consumers will meet eca'p and for the Gret tee atN ~ 8 destroy —t& A tpeects that feed on the hair, promised a place in the volunteers of Mis- re b. teow & A phy in 1897, scored 741; the Britieh team, MA ASIS DANDAUF soothe irritated tated, Hob ourfaces, wage yew the sourt, but was frozen oUt. sat 741; the Canadians, 735; the Jersey eight, 718, | . ECZE PSOR F, a foilicles, and Postponement Cincinnati Excursion, and the Indian Riflemen, 7% points “e.= of tee en -— | a = Juy 6, has been made dy VANDALIA! ~ Mrs. Winsjow’s Soo" ’ ~ermapentiy ix ul 8 ~
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WORE "WANTS" PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH = a te bia a a 2 hy nt f A ee “ | - ee ‘ Poy 7 oye? “- pred ah - FRIDAY—ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH—JULY 45, A Ee ee eee -_- ——--—~-- a -_ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. >) less, Se BAKER -Wanted, #!t BR 91, Post D'spate A No wn, «ils worde or a good voung baker. Ad heat of relerence ad. Ft. 4. Tout } cake baker ¥ ith ut rs Dispatet ° BARTENDER Wan: wit)! work ly a} BOOKKEEPER. Yo ence a8 ne kh ker per Remingt m typewriter i *omt lilapat BoY _ Pine RO) Bor M 4, I ROY Wanted situa or who erseai@ | vee ‘ Ad. N 100, Post I epatc! BOY Rirong ros trade with r¢ sponel 1818 Newstend ar CAR? ENTER Ww ATi tex bing. a cmiris Mm or ov nt _ Davie i6as \. os o-¢ ara @xy an «pera ee. Al eo £ ; wants peel rion re fi re n at Wanted «* of ws m! Dpiepat thon to ‘a of 14 wieles ie part Wat TK gene rep CARPENTI KR Ae job; 4 wx! " CyasTH «tre! ter: Alin @' patet COOKS wife re ~~ oa : ’ DroeaGIsT of any ki; " pv" lL? ENGINEER esber license “mping «a ret c.aeas FRESCO! or wh ? - Sets An . . : ry FIREMAN Y mee ~ mac! euperien + GROCERY + L. ERK ties; 3 vears’ exy~ emporer, coantrs patch MAN—Situat! ni Mian: can give _ Patch MAN—Wa: ant ted. ; Aa wanted gi ay store, N. 14th et MAN-—Sit. eoachman wanted br a man; good houseman BOTig N. Boh st ‘n " aetril posit! n la would like MAN—Young man of 19 address 2: laundry; experienced. ‘ teau av fi MAN—Situation wanted by roung man, wills do any kind of work. Ad F 7, Doat-Tiis; MAN-—Situation wanted by © at, Or #81000, can gite Nepatech Wanted, in grocery Ad refs 40) r gumation by vor store 2740 Utah «et MAN. any kind. man and Mng)isah MAN. Wanted years ¢xperien moderate ealarr. OAN~Wanted, Man Aas jwise, kind of young man “ k and « Post-Dispats position ® it by . aituation y «a adinirg beat of heat si perrie T ‘vary work ref« Ad nm (AT Presse wTomerclal wcivertising interview de tising ma wWwit' ie §« 6hbandie pereubal mten An experienced adver emplovred): wish mithon manufacturiie printing and stationery Sired. Ad. C7, Post Tis; MAN.-Situatl: or Gairs branches objection ence Aad in hotel in ail ite he f refer colored man eream making other work ath gi i m waented bys understands ice willing to do te Sunday work; 1 3, Doet-Dis; bre. ide ~ *® iweat © Want altuatk good ow and and vardwan; MAN AND WIFRP n family: wife ts a work: Man walter dren. 2642 Lucas PAINTER \W ants Work HELP WANTED—MALE. ‘ees ts, 14 words or Business Anboubce met per line. -——- I luc BLOOD TAN. of 13 toe shapes, in, 520 Pine et. ON Lao! ‘ss | ond | feels “ke 4 mS ahoe che $2.05. Harris, $4 Shoe t, id Painter and decorator with ish * gould wo I INTER WANTED ii sé llmetiey te } me diseases a specialty at Frankilo Avenoe i4 yraneia ay. r PRIVATE Pree Dispensary i2 ee profitable os permatie nt. a to Dbrelness praise i. Savers A Mo - To ribs : ay It Tie ry ww $3 per and Clark av \\ feanme for scrapers ANTE my bets Walnut et i dining room iwa' & WAITER WAS a I? + = : sn | AMERICAN Be NEVOLENT ASSOCIATION ‘ : : : ‘ } " ; : ‘% ‘ s lie ire, STOVE REPAIRS ve or A G Th AT Fr’s, 219 Locust et shar \ \ jcle WANTED—FEMALE. 5c. ‘BITUATIONS -) words or leas, ‘ af JOO] Ciark att led ‘lass farm -i11 br Thee a) to try or familly Frankl , eH. us good colored ¢ A Suturday, 2715 Situation anted and ‘ (holy wasning { T’ mition a\ wants (“ass re) BSAA RI I giri '] y Juiv and August, °h20 Washington ar work 3434 M: Teen “ «nl wishes write amet A like “iis situatio incoln ay. girl for 147 Fair elfuart ov good hy cood re 1s Wanted *WorR im Five woman wants «ituation§ in > Poa’ ff TEL Wanted, around «sign painte have work Ad ' DMepateh page phe op : fay 14 "i 1" Die; 3} at with experience as wants eltuation porter Ad PORTER Youne man around bot«] or saloon Ww), Poet Dispatch - BOLICTTON or Wants position house; young man Dispatch $2.50 “t. $10.00 } a gn U?—Sults and overcoats HELP WANTED—MALE. ritz Talloring Co, 215 14 worla ot lie, Rusiness Announceme. le BRANDSAW FILER WANTED ani freguinr machine hand at factory, Uranite «ity, ! BAREFr WANTED (ecm | barber at once Ww27 Market at. BARBEN "\ ANTED 2008 Washington ay BARKER WANTED Faston ar in wholesale Ad wery cle and 8011 iw” retal " ] " - . Experienced gre With geal references Mesritz Tatlloring et.. near Olive, Pants to order 215-217 N. &th Mes. at order N. Rth ali leas, , i= per Iine. d-saw inmondy s« (one tn r lory "‘Iret-claes eolored barber Saturday and Sunda BARREN WANTED You s&s N. Both ef lees he por birest Cott hemi te RBE rr WANTED Job 17 Wainat et S00 ARRER WANTHKID ™ nee! appiy; single man, for work, 4420 bastion WANTED 3 d 4. nina room Work J WANTED. With _ Fetal drug busine aa Roy WANTED—~A good all 7OR No Ptroadwat BOYS WANTED avente eluse lea rly Ail ny ree ihis evening rea miored her for Morgal ompetent AQ * iT ~ ' ven 4% Atupls wir al Neve! BOY WANTED) Neat color taurent. Call 621 Locust Ges —— BOY WANTED trade. 44n8 N BOY WANTED of ot Tho lath The lt} to Work at carpent right ber can get a gow! etart with oy owe 7 in a Wat i & DD W nS atu 15. 2u1 ? N\. Broa: iwat BOYS WANTED. Several good bust Ing to the vicinity 410% Diaston at BOVE WANTED Teo right beyve, must at once at 1748 Ch ing bore mies ROYS WANTED during vacation. «so Regge. 2211 hesion ay —_—-— BOYS WANTED App Forndry eh ruJoau eta CARPENTERS WANTYD tre: and Stalrbullders t Hy) 7. CARPENTERS framers tol DRUG « Ad. X GEr tt «a *"Pollabine Grow En ery © OT Good pre! aps MAN WANTED rout finiehirg and do ahip, tory ie fary! mr Witty BG, Poet Dispater MAN WANTHEU) . Meo ten. $12 weekly, Si0% Market at MEN WANTED miles down een MEN WAN siere: first for belanmoe « v« ree. Peorta. Ii) _— = MEN WANTED Wy ee ponunt lavelle MEN WANTYD-T Weeks require “ BIA outfit of teols theme guarentee! _ieare: atalogue f bre WANTED. oo 4th me Clark « right Strong hore at KO8cliueke et... worke | Pe lwWweeu + WANTEHI> Iw lf@pie 4 i TLLER 4. lost KRWANTHET) iis itv'al i ac Vo x n NM a ‘LERK eiate WANT To \ i, # ' bent) anuf rey in Hight Sis”) cneb act Kiwer nialn ROR , ektunere at the iron M M VV latte le ‘hecer my ts Btalned ee v? g a8 “itere end ire : . " . > Mie * tellege. 107 at Frie Howee Oth end Mow. ludging, lOc; wee hes tH rtoT Seen Nowe Ihe. Be. Of and i; te gucets Bamue! Ceti weet wae a tee ere | WOMAN oe | LEPER wants @ adifens , ) ISP Kee per PAs or ; AhaeVwereG (al iis tuntion as nilwat nite itr HO SEAR EEPER wa hi ekeeper to _ 1) patti n KIND “ate; in -~* latinas wMWanie Wa irene La mnare 84s, STRN«nilt kind any i _ Wwe PAIRS for any stove ofr 12th at RK furniehed rw, 131 N STOVE rey « Y Sarna ina HELP WANTED—FEMALE., 14 words «: 10. nee. AY Tyayt “~¢ ie lve le ne. | tte ts per line. iron. (ail ORLA hine girls to sew on vests R418 WANTED—May = 8 a big wages N. 6th et ~? retires. ©., O15 1) ~~ * Albore teem 18 i; GIRIA WANT) * Mrg . nile Jokerset 7 NV y Ih, houee- were Wan or rey a ite ; A girl for liebt rk. a : DOL Clemens av -_——_—- +~——~—s ANTE I-A girl for general house at \ : tier 14 {N\ TPT mpetfent ‘ tow x * eg i } ne nt stead frerman gir “ rh fra? « > 4 gon gir! f. gin d i fe WMWANTRFYEY iy ipet ' - general ° " rehing ny bicet ‘PMV IRL, io Sem let WANTET~A Seat colored of white gir sround the bauce S221 Locwet et HOMSPGIRL WANTED —a co irl to assiet at puccal house * ork Apply ny N Gran, er ay, 8 HOUSEGIREL W Giri gener aes Delmar : 6 | [fave HELP WAN ED—FEMALE. words wf lic. r inews ae Mocuwnhd« 1a ROOMS FOR RENT. i6 words or less, ide. glean ‘Gret 0 per week ' ieee, ’ > $13 per iine. ee epee BROADWAY or second- Door reonis 312 = $1.25 ~I IRL e. ’ ——— ront ‘ime furn'ebed ~~? month. CALIFORNIA Hveniet! to WANT 1n40B8 cars, $4 ~ and iT SEC work RL “Washir Pas, « a ST... Deve rooms; bail, g* es. CAROLINE Water and ST HOU SEGIRL WANTED Three larg b ise work ; lil (weking for neral a ; - | CARR ge — 1732. Furnished room for light house- ROOMS WITH BOARD. ball words or lees, 1c. 3414 Co | reom : ‘ referen@ ex. Sauces. ee Toate —e ASHINGT* x _. southern expeswe, first furnished front ase tweeared: = all one | rth \Nhoele Ww ASHINGTON AV. first -« room; aise otbert conveniences ree furnished roomea, references ex \ i eis WASHINGT S AY... 290% baer southerp exposure. with chanag dad: terms ? wulerats -_———_— HOUSEGIRLEL WANTED ' oneey re ' if rhs , = ; keeping. envs Den |) te hliidren » mies aufurnishe«d rooms, Wi ' ARR } t) ry Wat latge poreh, &7 er wna —_— _ a n reome for = ic” (HESTNUGY lseke won a.™? | | | ; ; ; ¥ ~ ‘ m4 ‘ener. 2d $1 a | furnished front | back parlor, Nice furnished with perch, 13%" ise work, c hichl ti od P. TEAU AVN for lig ; TRAT ho Nicely ‘ Mot rt ot cK: also O16 or he IS OK Ce PP! SEGinI, WANTI Work. Aj yr oMS Ia "Nice second-atory frent private fam- for men en- | CH HOUTEAU AV reasonable; “4:80 S8In Tiel “Pain ere bert *WoOrk WANTFI) at hi {* a. - 7 ‘ : 14516 room. HOUSHEGIRE “ a j-story - Aa e) 4 WANT ED i : : Tw y> newi¢r fornished ye” usekeeping; southern exposure ¢ GIRL, WW ANTED A goml giri for genera] =, o s' Call at 2tKK t Elegant roome for house work; im#e@sa purty hii irst- hon isekeeping, front roome; rurnished rare -i story connecting -1-storv front gas and bath. ar sirable furnished: 1418—Two rooms on firat floor: fur- ete for housekeeping: $2.25 per week. en eulite or ere roomeée, bath. airs week: Large. | od To ha lreom, PENS eve ye ae mE per exc anged ~ } ~F phos furnished 2648; ref. for ligh: 2652 Arartments. $4. Apply . — furnished err>re me. Ni ‘ +? 1 Fo Gil ele room, BUSINESS CLANCES. 14 leas, 20¢ >F. a: 216- Raeor s. $1} and honsework words or to $2.50 per week, furnished third floor front housekeeping if desired; BUSINES vers) i Nent + “lls =?id onnecting rooms. Ad. hed home. furnis Onl ‘nm, family, ‘we vate 910 N Front and rear furnished if ve elyr furnished front ldren: with owner. nie no epi \\ tne SHERITPAN rooms for h iwo nice'y furnished rooms, housekeeping lls ligt 1631—Ni furnished room, sultable AS AV ’ rencie ely men — Two connecting rooms. ght housekeeping; gas, fur- coal ae Two rooms, and shed: closet all 2 for rWENTY-FIRST .T 14 words or flay re: reh 5 gentlemen roomers; ST 1735—W anti Sona hie | WASH Terms ree “dd, indy has nicely fur- gents or two working WW iddow ritiwo DS FOR SA He HOUSEHOLD GOO 14 we front 2d- ventilated. rooins on :' 4 \ eo) Furnished s $1 ~» and $1 Du: well wis ISeh--3 furnished exposure: all conve. A\ uthern Furniture. Nice, front rooms. week. > ; CUM? burnis! bot jols ed room; al- aud bath; IE STAU T vb Om; super le . 1 rr \s _ . Sewing Machines. sobhe: her ACTIINI --—— \ SHINGTON 4 \ ehae? "h ce fr: Hthern etlrreure hoard f be Ss: te mt room, 2d suitable for ref. eouifor rms reas Mmhe Stoves, Ranges, Etc ROOMS WITH BOARD. 14 words or leas, 10c. r two ladies 83 ™ per week: ath, parior: West End: Olive and IAn refs. Ad, W 5, Post-Dispatch. board ‘, “TL ¥ vd, refer- destrous of o In th West boardera: big! Diepat: nidy, WANTED —a 1 os F " hovnse est «?, Post toons rd H 23 ¢ wn? gents, room, &3 we first-claas week Ad, ITED. ot, HOUSEHOLD “OODS was r je as. at} river bluffs: or fine board: front run from Courthouse. "4 worda eantiful CO0! ATI TS Mark ' +) P i ” A\ or Routhern expos- private familly Two front rooms, with 1746 without roome board : 110 furnished av. four a beard; 83 per unre. pla lith et furrit |e il anda sa r housekeeping: at ’ " a Rack parlor: day ms “meal 3 a MUSICAL. i4 Words or iens, Q rood rooms and board for ? sth) Liisbl Tih hand tia ne 5s lve at ir time a * ‘ 1 ‘aah | | ‘ro , nd floor frone room Sentiemen or man HORSES asonable 14 we AND VEHICLES. Ee lees, VOC. . (deny room board e | ut } mep and ‘bg ris of in new. | For fale ahem a PT ee Ter me. with: boa nm] reins with Zoe board amiis hh ebiek band Somely fur- aii ‘VhVenlences. first 23-Vieasant roame. reason Die are aca i LAM ; ST oT Mr Res) day food boa rd; — ’ : er onvoe also > ard Large front room. 2A vieltors accommodated ™, nicely pe? Month: 1429 $4 week. LOCcrSsT sT. with boantl MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. l4 Ze s large front roo LAM UST ST 1404 —-One $8 furnished, for two gentlemen; board 4 Aesire “ ria or ras WANTED b : in c a cv! ‘wa rER tT Rees register a% froot reoem BS | good oe Dively per Ment) - 1404..bed rooms and fire: lzicas and Garrieon evs Tred Vette "7 - get re . l’ost-Diepat MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. 14 words or ices. 2 Ten R A. S one gv: a. 24 story frent room peasant surround. Ad I 4. Poat egant toa tel gentlemen imo With ANI? yh ve linge suita Prtanatch uM? tt>.. F, FOR SALE S. for 5 cents at —— TC dr lgulet . VERNON AY. ST?&—Well furnished room, with Oret-ciess board. Aesirable location; private | far». a rae 2a37_—Nestiy fureiabed 7 yeom- Ww ny, earth Wolff. % lieon es’ (let what? greatest metal pelisher on GET tt at *“Pollehipe,*’ wale, ra! quanti . of second hand als hard brick; vet, i ROOMS W ANTI D. | Rev back room. or without oad with WASHINGTON 4\ 27: Purnia sourhern @¢NX posure ry ; roon er furnished room RELLE mea ls Nicels WEST with HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED. i4 words or less, 3 unfurnis} apo I oes Distra $15. Aad ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. 14 worda or less 2c BOARD Ww AN Lhe D—Room and Kner with woman whe . roree for Ad baby & weeks old. ar city to nventent te rOARI>? WANTED! ri girl S&S \ s —_—— —- - a and and yerr- iarge yard; Rovwove ANT?) ROAR room man omplete pidn 5 a ota m ay. MO want furnished un np niahe| pectabie vs W i? pie i for | j ery Tf r . Bhan a army: 3 T’ noon rweo ha re Sf mate ew etl and ren ateD =i? ROOMMATES WANTED. 14 words or leas. 10c¢ man emplored Hil The Roe j rit IMVMATE WANTED bad day; neml: ai rent; refer i , uv itl im resa ii% SUMMER EOARDERE, 14 words or less, 1l0c. in rege eupie 4") and room nhle BOAR Il) ING mits Nice miles trom 1 Post Dispatch. ated in fruits, SUMMER ouse sit ter of 4 ROARD FLATS JOR RENT. 14 10c, 4442-3 » 71H Che stpaut words or lesa, rooms, 2d st AV Quin RRILLIANTE $11 Brad es cy iT EF. floor « EVANS AV... 459% as, bath; newly papered EVANS AVN ‘ment Ril g& rooma, with finished Drs ] F conveniences: 2th at & new A] p \ if ods? FLATS and $12 415-4174 Upper and lower h; convenient; choice neighbor- GARRISON AVN flats, 4 rooms ean: hood LACLEDE owner, Lax = tal oo 162—Nice f-room flat cheap. See 102 N. 6th at AV hman, ST 34-—-An elegant S-room flat. with mt MORGAN ail conveniences summer kitchea; to $10, -_—— bath, flat. reduced 4-TrOoom bath. Las, 1416— awning, OHIO AV Bcreens., first floor; water, mont 2331-4 order: , me, good OLIVE ST.. 3i steam heat, ho OLIVE shed: rooms, bath, laundry, ‘hes. 6 ay ~~ i—Flat t Water. por 2 , floor; beast!- only $1 Four roeoms on rent 140) and painted; AV papered PARK ful! fiat of 3 larce and coid water; Modern hroom: hot rent $11 THRBRODOSIA AV., 5s80%- rooms and good bat S|) endid eondition: m flat. gas stove, gas i: heat furnished. TOO ora time « and money be calling at 2011 Fro pkilo av. LADIES T)r falle: tria! os — Se —— ——— Newland’s Meenlator never 205 8S. 14tb et Annie freatment free. I. ADTE “ in trouble wlll not regret calling at “2208 (ilive at .of well one complete Franklin av. never fs starr. My regniator treatment free Mee F AF outean av Ladies’ doc- no mdicine. MRS tor; ] BRIDGES 129M ©¢ acles in trou le call: e025 Franklin avy. econ.:: reas. terma, mee MRS RENNEKAMWP. Spectntiet. Priva ho before and dor te ne micdiwife, recelves hefore omes for infante if de- to 2123 Olfve at. vrs Nf T? arm! during e sired. Ladies. VURPITY mflnement: | call or write re ‘and during con- ladles call ives bef mes fer Infonte If deetred: ntlal. 22290 Market at. MRS. DR HOGAN rece finement: h or write: confids MRS. E. HOTSON treats lrregy); ies est dealings: ease: ladies receives during confinement: aatisfeetion gnaranteed:; hon- Information free: experienced in dis- In trouble call. 2201 Olive sat. rit or 40 WAKD. 15082 Washington av -Lady oi trouble trom any cause call or write: ‘Xperience: guarantee results. OLD DR, billhde, enrs., 620 Locust st. 1) 75: RIZ ent n tehda. & €0., CARDS, pri es. ‘De : Benton loc: envse.. noteheads. bi theads. MeGill & Co.. 1006 Chestnut at. 1000 BIZ € ARDS, nOc. good work. a eee DENTISTS. 14 words or less. SAVE PAIN. SAVE MONEY. ate. siOo—_REWARD—-$!I0 We will give $10 for any tooth we cannot er- tract Without pain. This metbod is patentéd and used by vs alone We will make a full set of teeth for Vai July 20 $3 OO. All other work at reduced rates. Painiess Extra Full Set of Tee th Gold Crowns, 22k. Lbridgework, per Silver Fillings... Gold Fillings... 7c up A guarantee given with all work for 10 Fears. NATIONAL DENTAL PARLO S, 720 OLIVE SI. Largest office in the city--6000 square feet office room. Tr. constantly Lady attendonts. m 4; EV ENINGS TILL. J. A. SHOBER, DENTIST, ‘TH ST., SUITE 707, a re AND BLDG. 2.Karat God Crowns, $4.00. ALBANY DENTAL Co. TAKE ELEVATOR. —— FREE UNTIL JULY Ie. clinie we willl do vithout palin, until ve Wither ain Tarr and his skilled staff of operators ars in aftepdance OPEN DAILY: SUNDAYS, 9 9. _ Take elevator. ee ee In to a - our rR “‘ Fextracte order WORK Teeth Teeth s ver ull roid (row ns. Sliver Piume bridgework. oN : if WE CHAR FUR MATERIAL ONLY. BOSTON DENTAL COLLEGE, 622 OLIVE ST, corner of 7Ft and Oltve. to 4. Evenings till 8. Se‘ ‘ ‘rowns per +2 Sonthoast Open dally. Sunday. 10 ; fice _ PAINLESS DENTAL ROOMS, — tran’.do av. ts the omiy place where cheap is done by old practitione:s of 35 years ex. sets of Dest teeth, $3; all Gillngs, Pull ‘whos. §2. =) Wool eh perience yay : gol eT —— i; words or less. Bic. Aa Kinda, sur prouyt for leans on omg ther ee vurittes receive paYments arranged in any ‘ment ner dr ‘usibess strictly «eonGdenttal. VN. ¥. Finance roo 20S odd Fellows’ bidg. 9tb and Olive regular ea! lary’ ; Saf you empilored upoe . wit! SBUTaA Dee rou rtenex “ any required; mh a ‘oe CONFIDE NTIATI ‘Vments morro wer The LOANS on farntt sed in ary manne hatter Loan Co.. room Bulliing., 818 Pipe at re and planes; tes rexl hy Zil, Imperial ater — CRANTIURE [AANS—EASY Pp AY MENTS. bey from eas of . u. = «UF irae us IMANED holding ences eeaay veh st. — ARNIED PrroOPLE . rie PURNTTURE “urn !t wre LOANS res! . -° without ’ onatdem- Ss fine et .* ‘3 «éa Toa ion +s? ts Prccatinai Phil HARDSHIPS ENDURED BY THE BRAVE AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT SANTIAGO. ne ere CAMP FEVER MAY BE MALARIA. Tenth Cavalry Entitled to the Honor of Planting the First Flag—How It Feels to Be in a Rain of Shot and Shell. ———————— rT Several soldier boys who have borne the runt of keen hardships on the fleld at Bane passed through 8t. Louls Friday en to thelr homes to pass a few monthe carned rest and recreation, Al them were gun tanned and a ew wi re we i? lec, They stopped at Union Station for a short While and then resumed their journey weete | Ward & Missourt Pacific train. Amon ie number were Frank Jone@ First nited States Cavairy: Walter Wie liams o e¢ Tenth Cavalry and Sherman L pr vate in Company © of the Bec nited States Infantry. brave | ‘ds In blue attracted consid- - attention on the midway Men and omen gathered around them and exe at ‘ed words of praise and admiration. : he y were modest young fellowa and spoke Seidom, except lo answer questions relative Filuation at Santiago. (ook tmparted interesting infore to the condition of the army in alluded feel! neiy to Unele Bam's fiehite rs and was liatened to Attention, years old and b tiagn route “r) ¢ ‘ook, ond The erabie As hie COUrTAReouse With rant WUOoA 28 is stationed at who faced a cannon or 6 said he, “is a hero, You fellow too much credit for a rain of shot and shell. The us Were without experience, and * quivered. with fear. But not a !. Shafter’s army proved a cowe e shirked a duty. There wee . slightest grumbling when our cap- tains pushed us forward and sald: ‘Boys gO for them; we must win now or never.’ The Second Infantry was some distance from San Juan Heights and figured only in brief skirmishes with the 8 aniards., ts) Dons needed constant wa Ing, as they never failed to take a erack at us when they got a chance. “I jeft the scene of our trumphe four days ago. At that time there were 14 cases of supposed yellow fever reported in camp. The surgeons expressed the opinion, howe ever, that the patients might only be suf. ee! ing from an aggravated form of mae arin. “There {a Intense suffering among th live stock ow'!ng to the frightful tropicae heat. Horses and mules are dying every dav by ne hundreds. On t*e wap Tampa to Cuba we were obliged to throw overboard ye mules. We felt the terrific heat, too, but we became acclimated tn a’ verwv short time. “To the Tenth Cavalry belongs the honor of capturing the first Srani«h flag. The surrender of Santiago wee, indeet. good news. The terms are more than sati«fac- torv. too. I wok now for a conclusion of heetilities, although T woul?’ Iike to have a rood scrap with the Spaniards before Spain sues for peace. MALT-NUTRINE. Phrsicians who have tested ite merita une hesitatingly recommended Malt Nutrine «4 sod = ‘ ‘oo ww ;* —— se beoee for furaitere, tee, of, Gate. Peale A... o carefal @eovle Tee ot * AN & rAY * OR Met (FY & wranede ob pecking eed ebipping. Pbene : _ om —— nv eel* > a ANA: a. Velte OA DELI STORNG, PAGKNG. MND MONG CO baw, € ‘i MoNryY WANTED LMA WANTE!D..To borrow $2800 « on gud property sear Usice Station; Re A ame Bi 4 A4 ht &, Poet Urtepa te’ Resroagt hie eslarted perese i year, privete party. wishee to Gerrew 81: far a4. NS 4 Post. Mepeteh TRUSTEE’S SALE. ~OTICE.-The Carthege Quarry and © Go. by tte deed of trast dated Jane 4, t recorded in pereail opertr beck 260, page conveyed to the sndeeined ae treetee. & petecnal pryert sy hewratesd af tte rerde. eoPner and @t Leelee & See Prenciecte tral ties of See) ent’ fret here chains ah erveral large hard powmer a * Te € -lelme @ee seid companys. Pareteat te the a in zs will et} all rope, ond « ~~ PURSE ict
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FRIDAY=ST. T. LOUIS IS POST-DISPATCH—JULY 5, , 1898. See ae ae bi aie ‘ rite $8 i aia’ sags “ ial 1 ae —. ¥ m? fos . : wee in 4 : a “ty : Le «a “TH E Cc f TY S ae . | F- Totai barrels 1898 018.66 = one oat @) © U : Total barreis, 1807... . use 14,521,811 Exports of Wheat From the United SY ITS AGENTS, States. | 12 Months ending From June. 1893. Jone, 188. Neoteih and Portsmouth d : 7 malacepate aa 47.016 Galveston .... 11.498 WiLL OFFER FOR SALE AT Mubile New Orleans ee a at : 11.028 PT. «oh oocacdecte 183 , => , Fan Francisco 4 968 178.5: Willamette 4 87% a os ‘ - Duluth . 100 24.544 Superior . sec ), GOO > 858 Other districts .T00 2. ,146 Total bushels 1898...... 18,191,902 622.2! ——— ES Total bushels 1807...... 4,161,748 70.375.272 een Exports of Corn From the United ON THE FREMISES., States. Saturday, July 16, 1898, at 11 O’Clock A. M. = Seam BB THE CHARLES GREEN REAL ESTATE CO, 3" 28 : cee New port =e : x wk . 6,23 ; Norfolk and Portstn: uth... At the Southwest Corner of Eleventh and Chestnut Streets, the Property Kaown as *hiladelphia .... oe 8,879.40 wor 131 é * 26 , , . . ‘ . . ° ‘ , . a . . . be é i . “ " . O04 Bs 'ranciseco ..... eat f : 7 Superior cethonades AT 200 Uther districts seee 2. TOOK o 514 Total -bushela 1808. . +. 022,17: 8, 7.282 Total bushels 187 4.001 75,008 684 Private Wire Tips. fa Advices here gaid the action of the New Yo | Market Friday was more disappointing than at |} @ny time since the desteuction of Cerveras a et Dulipess is beliewed to be due partly to the fact |, that many investors have money tied up in gov- , *rhinent war bonds 4 jlenury Allen & Co. broke Metropolitan Street Rall- ' Way to 154. There was some buying. but the stock Also the property known as the Bohle leasehold, all in City Block No. 489, with the was aor strong Miasourl Pacific got some strength and was boug at o6 improvements thereon, and fronting three hundred and fifteen (315) feet on the south side of “sit earnings of the Kansas City, Fort Memphis for the first week in Juls were Su. Chestnut street, with the same front on the north side of Market street, and running from both sy therwase of $800 stocks to sell. Kumore of yellow fever amoung the fireets one hundred and three (103) feet three (3) inches to an alley fifteen feet wide. troops at Santiago were used persistently by the bears. There is no more desirable property in the city for investment than this, the Old City Hall, | The Amertean spirits Co. which has a mon opoely in Venezuela, is preparing to build a distil lery at Caracas lhe Flower contingent was bulling gas stocks in iT iS THE LARCEST PIECE OF DOWN-TOWN Phe earnings of the Northern Paciic for the tre week In July showed an inuerease of $18,250. business property left unsold. Values in real estate are constantly increasing east of Twelfth Regular Cash Mrrket Prices. Street, and this block is a grand location for a central hotel, for an office building and for [ Friday. th Year various other purposes. With all the city offices now located in the new City Hall, and with a ! soa toweris © 3 red. 3 4 winter. 64 «a good office building on this site, it would be immediately sought as a location by real estate |: en agents, lawyers, insurance companies and various classes of other business. THE IMPROVEMENTS ARE SUBSTANTIAL and could be, witi: little cost, changed into stores and offices. The property will be sold first “rere in lots, as per plat, and second as a whole, giving the capitalists and the merchant of modest Closing | Highest meet | Sane means an Opportunity to invest. oi. RA : RA SB THE BOHLE PLACE IS UNDER LEASE, expiring May, 1902, and paying an annual sen * boanitgn 14 oat Cane rental of three thousand dollars ($3000. 00) and t taxes ; possession of this property will be given | - i sia eh Ppa as s0On as the city can vacate the premises, and until possession can be given the city will pay Bent 30% rent for the occupancy of the property on a basis equal to the annual rate of 6 per cent on "Meera weet | July .| 22 b o~'y Sept 19',@19™% 9. {¥ lob purchase money. CHICA’ 40—Reported by Gaylord, Blessing & Oo TERMS OF SALE: a re: gE Sept .'67',@67% One-fourth cash, one-fourth in one year, one-fourth in two years, and one-fourth three years; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the property, and to bear interest at the rate of 5 percent per annum. The sale of this property or any portion ot it will be subject to the approval of THE MAYOR AND COMPTROLLER, and a cash payment of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) on the bidg:ng off of each lot will be) oj). Ago, July required, and len Jhousand Dollars ($10,000) on the biddin gy of the whole property ; Bir 8! Sept., 33% a; Dee. Bye. "Oa which cash payments will be refunded to the purchasers in case tlp sale be not approved. Bept., Oia; Oct, BRAC are LOUIS, July 15, 2:30 p Plats and posters, with full particulars, can be had on apprication to the agents. Bic: puts, :ealis, the : ‘Ose Sept 32 @32s | cena Sept ./19%@19% |_ oO” M1, (10%C19% ete PORK Sept . x $9.92). ~~ $10.15 $9.92, 10.02'.@05 Ft Pad .* 2 5.65 | B.i2%! 5.65067' —- MS Sept .| 5.65q067% nT NOT. LT tit ttt. ta irP.e at CHITICAGO *y f Sept AT the b. 6S AT uc RK 6T\c. ‘orn—Sept. puts, Joh,q@e2%gc;, caiis, 33 ye ; curb, 34%—c WHEAT The market opened dull and ith July changed, and the latier Months ‘gc kk Af the opening prices stiffened »« ttle, was barely a tendency upward, hardly ; ality, since after each advance there cline to about opening figures. and to score a gain that would siick he \ situation up to call time, when July changed from yesterday's c.ose, Septen rr lower No / PO) hh f f St f. higher aud Decembe: There was little business lo the . es nu ree . market refused to go lower and off. while the bear eentiment is too astrong and crop prospects too good Sa yey movement attractive HE MARKE Receipts of new wheat continue to improve in | ere . | : , ° quantity, but No. 2 is still sbort Of the 42 cars received to« e . ° ; > r *. ‘ " ‘ ‘y was week. ment of new wheat. pevertbelees the tendenc! The receipts of wheat im &t. Louis to-day were ra) ® red: 16 cars were No. 3 red. 2 upward. It is accounted for on the theory of sym isin pen LU ery er pathy with corn, which was decidedly bullish on | 59,070, or on get rp re Pie cat wer H/ / jo seated FE oe m7, dry weather in the corn belt. fears of damage by | year. Of these ‘ h ni Wy "I" i} ii nh Wf. 4 iY) ih yj) hot winds and increased foreign inquiry. wee al, Re ring with 4221 eks and 70 care same TNadles / We LL ANIL LLL The feature of the market wae the strength of ate iast year 7 hy etll i. ’ / ‘tes 3 ME Wy YY) corn. Throughout the decline in wheat corn has not ithe receipte of wheat in ae ern ae’ and Duluth CH ~ | a l XK, OUR yy ’ ne down, but although bull sentiment prevailed | today were 64 cars, compared with 312 cars same Y t wee bard to get yrric en up mater falls, and day i date la s! year , pint ‘ " MOO 0% / Use after day the range did not exceed ‘ec or 4e, and for The receipts of wheat at primary points to-day ) f, y £ + a , , week i ! bee t lly stattonary, #0 | were 250,590 bu, compared with 261,476 bu same eks prices have been practica u it al Shirment«a were $84.45 bu. com 1 ( ‘ %- ' day iast year that an advance of 4 at ‘hicago and “C to % pared with 4). 417 bu #ame date last year . 1 > s en 1 r a, 3 = 4 % interest allowed on de for some tine ee ne uabbened tn corn’! PiJuly opened ‘at GW, later T0c was anked and i lac, %c higher than yesterday's close 4 But although wheat was firmer and there was closed at 60% : : a os , posits of $1.00 and upwards. some covering by shorts, thre was no bull move ‘ nie og opeued at Aine, went to Me. then to ment. and it waa hard work fo get and ke: }) the a’. na 0 i a x , d A ' : emma Acts as Administrater, Guardian, Cuaretor, Trustee, ete. market ap At Chicago up to 11:30 prices cam ata | O40 an ft or som ate Dae Saewaes ne only at about yesterday's close after opentinu and wa, : : led all Kec lower, ot ye At. Louis after a ae again to the opening price; and so it wobbied all nt : } , day between OFyec and G6c, unill just before the ftom the opeaing twice before 11 o'cloc&’ each time | it reached again the highwater mark of the onans , . there was a deciine to the opening price, which © at ' as at Of Doma 7 — stint the loee TO OF) ef! was ‘gc below yesterday's close, and at 11.40 price a 7? ¢ r By on hee day and a a ~ va DEATHS. were from unchanged lo he higgtuer than yes er 1’ es ’ . : . — day's close, so that the movement to sympathy ee oa 28 - - ' . . ‘ : , ecember opened at 66% ¢ and went to ae BYRNE—On Wednesday, July 13, 1908, at 11:20, with corn did no more than hold wheat drm, eo. mony - got better Then it got up el a I ' ecli » DOTON . aoe Py e. m., Nicholas Byroe, be lov ed husband of ee oe ee t al ~ r awl warmer weather went back fo #6'ye¢ and up again to O0'gec, , we OD Catherine Byrne | is likely to continue throughout the corn amd wheat oe Vijesour'! Larwer W The funeral will take place Saturday, the | growing districts. Iilinels, Indiana, ! ~ 14th inat., at 2 o'clock p. m., from the famliy —@ Wisconsin, Iowa, North and South Da residence, 4112 Fairfax avenue. to St. Ann's | wote —_ fair to oy ane Sa ture tT 1%) Ohbureh, thence to Calva Cemetery. Friends | rgentine shipments last week were — BOUGHT AND SOLD. are invited to attend "y , y (he) bn ngainet 24.140 the previous Deceased was a member of K. F. M., Cogneil | 576,000 bu, against 246,000 Su the week before. ~ 4 hh, de neh »' No. 8 ot 4 ALLOTMENTS FINANCED No. 1, | aoe ny Epaendla eaten y By most of the - aa side track BY 7 ‘ TU South Bethlebe (Pa.) lease Copy. ciate : t ] m o pa pere pie ‘ py | Rtate lnat week benetited ‘ reps A ‘ vps Yves j . qui ‘tations July N ' 5 o'cl | ise well now.” ie it AREnRW! On Thursday. J Tul y 14, 1808, at 5 o'clock Estimated receipts at Chicago to morrow: Wheat, Dec, 60% CORN Zimmermann & forshay Pp. m., Joseph Kerwin, beloved eon of Michael § ao care: com, 27: : oats by i iow See —o ned aos | ‘ } ; ue ] ; st) . ir . I tii tha 4. Kerwin, aged 22 years y | Live | dar affected Alu , an dws (ern UD 4 galt ; | : BANKERS AND The funeral will take place Saturday, the FES. a it 4%, BROKERS, 1Mth imet.. at 2 o'clock p. m., from family res! changed, with upward tendenc) ae |aud prices rematnin dence, 1414 North Tenth atreet, to St. Pat ———Sa— weather and fear of dat 9 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. riek's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery Stocks of Grain in Bt. Lou® Elevators. | — sy ny rout Friends are iavited to attend es Ae —-= | , 7 ‘> iy. Lear AGo. | tive rather than actual : TODD—On Wednestay, July 13, 1988, et 3:40 p. | ee Bg Rn LOAN . Margaret fodd, widow of the late Darid ” ’ ; TL is pn : ” @Mee here : , ee eee Q . . ’ op report sare that the SOM AFAL ESTATE Todd. R: | rs ; tom that the frost last Su x Ti , rr ‘ ) in Funeral from residence, 8645 Page arenue, at x , as * an ie cesthacn westion a am 8p. m. Satordea in » Ni MOT .... ae s : eniasy ~ WE LOAN MONEY omit flowers 7. terment private. Piease ee +e ‘ 5 oat’ gattineheds amma of teath $2 oo aah én ann > 2 corn . ‘ . if . } oF a dozen oo ie ‘ . . ‘ »' ta day 2 white corn . 6 os re emote of pear town oo rf estate secu i “ ‘ , 3A Joow te $100, oo We gveranies ry - CHAS. HONTO. LAWRENCE P. HARRIGAN No. 2 oats eo). 13! Ag Stay ¥ i+ d poh -* ~ end emall eapenee, West End icans given ; o. 2 white oats ho > cel tee. & HONIC & rH ARRICAN. No. 2 rve . : compered with 150 sks and 6 ¢ aod boarding stable im the city. Ble year | ubber tired carriages for receptins,| Exports of Flour From the United |" The receipts of corn at prim = wediogs ete. TI8 te 128 XN. King's higo- States were BGA.8S07 bu compa! oa with } " a RE ey. meer mar av Phone 105 . day last year. Shipments wer 622 . Vilipare 12 Months | with 435.440 Du same eas { — 4 closed en ending ly opemed at dic b, « 2, a0 ' at “the et eR in 5 RS COFFEE. Me es ab 308 er ‘opened at S0%\c and advanced to | - ' ‘ a? . : e Pa , , . . . . eo RK . ay a. at ade to Be. eas. nr w 8 soy HF Charlestown oF oH 878.2: wenront _o Later | . : ~ - a —s ten « o a ye aod woery Coffee s . . 17 4 them to .” . . pote our trad aed in ~ ok om 7 ip a oa ae S51. 382 4,47 Zitec a and closed at oiqe 4 8 oe / m emenl. ST. LOU 18, Jal ¥ \ f suth ri Ri yesterday s clu roe slow, would-be {ime , _ y Norfolk and Portsax es om yo At the call Site "ter ae 7 o Lh be ai Sd Call | 34 Call A ee a eit : . In the sample market ~ae the Btn 6s his eee bc Mobile iat 3 ' che, que ted for No S wits v ra wy “e 2 wh'te eold mixed enld at Sic EF. side tHe Oe te a B4ige on irk came July, s1% a; Sept.. BI%e « osiag @ A c) marine erent eS oon orn Bg. Bg. tadinevend 1 we! * a ‘ * : : ~ . — . i N New Orleans . cet : —_” sa nfl demand. The a 4 shi-wir ig) ‘en. tue Te 12 OG) bey Se ar for ao The re were 226 Jaly a an + ih? las a ae | oT lay eh 4k. Ne ( fos! ng FI4oUR grades--At the call In the eaxainple market ther were quoted at sc The opening at Chicago was ee higher and there wes @ further gain om the day. al 04 wae dail, os usual... BO Quotations be fun b hen prices showed ‘ss ne ‘both in Ju r — Sept eiptse of oats at _ at. lauis to-day were compared with 23.006 bu same cate wet these receipts w cats were jecal, com- Ted with 261 sacks and 22 cars same date last eipts of eats at ary A — to-day Sle bu: whip menta, 211.5 nim aft a= “yé at the vay A closed at trading being done; tyc higher than yes- ire wred at tie hb. a gein of | to Se over * clhme. and gatned another wc, bet lost an] at the Openic pre. he was bid for No. 2 » & White eold at 226 'ec In warehoun wena July. 22%¢: Sept.. 1P% yc. FLOUR AND FRED Receipts, 1705 bbls: ehipments. 8075 }Dbis Husiness light. Buyers waiting for bew crop ‘4 patent ts | oe C Rulk bran 400 to 42 F ‘side 4S«, country points 45@467' st: * selling at mill at 56e down as low as §3c Sit: WN Ni t _— ia ine sell down $i to SH STRAW straw, $6 PORK t! i tin air HAT local, 60 tons through; ehip pie. selling at $10 to | 2 ei. ™ to &8,; t “$8 ex fh) Chatce clover yl. + at Ofte: ed low RR asies are fe as low as $4 per ton. Prairie at frore Mw }‘r Ton, aceord ne to quaiity ~Choelce wheat atraw, $5.23@5.50; rye | Mea7T: ont atraw. $4 T5Ws. PROVISIONS arket firmer; ‘os higher. Standard ce per bbl higher. for prime lots— Shoulders, = ribs. @%cc; clear sides, * higher = RY SALT MFATS—Sboniders, 5e; clear sides, 7 lear rile eA . RR EAKFAST RACON On orders, 8c to 9\%e a? [Th un d rast hy CURE 1) HAMWS—Se to Orc tongy LC mae Ordinary (rood Mess, $8 5010.50 per bbl; dried, 124%@ es $6.50 per doz. COTTON. MARK ET Qu et and unchanged. 7, aT) j Low midd] ng ‘x Middlin Middling fair Good = ddling ,AKEGMOUSE STAT! MENT TO-DAY Net receipts to-day reve PP ahipm hipme: rece rece ship October Noveipber December Janith ry LIVERD t pla: ils, opened gu July August an September liece er Janus kebr 1903 dae b an April and CHICAG CHIC At vt Argentine Li) CMe Dy previons (*h] ago Northwest last yeu July ope rose T ) é+> at preseut to make a bull | ens 124) OMG lo«r 4 ‘hORIA ES ENED a No. 1 hares x, LIVERP ad «1 Juiy and Anguat care, orn, MINNEAPOLIS, Minn... July 15.—Wheat—Re. celpts to-day, (4) cars CHICAGO, July 15.-—Estimated cars for to-mor- row-—Wheat, 80; corn 275; oats, 152. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. 1807 BS. 1896 97 a eeeesd 40) ta alnce Sept se eee 2 108,472 ents ft s as l pts ts y YP 21 om ipte since Sept 551.200 menots to-day -eeuen y 418 nts since Sept ret: ) 5457. S80 11,840 Se; fu steady Closing September ( oJ :, OOL—Demand fate prices unchanged 3 15-832d Sales, 12.000 bales. Futures le ? r if sed qui a 3 28-64 « yay d september and October (hctober and November | Novembes and De arsl Jan and Febri uary ima Var } 1 April May i6en ddmane Grain Receipts. O,. July 15.—Recelpts to-day—Wheat, 43 204 cars: oats, 157 cars ‘> July 15.—Lower cables. liberal re- new wheat and large Argentine ship caused an.evsy feeling in wheat to-day omenaliy dull and largely b uly seemed disposed felt the absence of a le: bit f wheat for the week 1, compared with 24,000 bon the week received 43 cara, of which 42 were new recel, ts ere 64 carloads, against S42 ned ‘ec lower ¢ Zc, declined to 72%c, ntember f Leffi.e al t &€7@7tc, ad t? ok ae “ey i oli thy ‘Gemese ‘ta Mich were lght at the lenty' on the rally. S2a52'ec and soid rr began nnech anged rose to 1¥ «ti lv irda and buyi a Sept etniper | wht aa) Septembe advanced to better at Wheat—N». 2 aC; No. 2 hard old, 7TOeLsO: Oe. o Northern spring, &Se« 3, 3240 32iec. VOats—No (“lose Wheat—Juls, TB4¢: Lhe ‘ G7 Corn —lInivy. RSyc; May, Ati Ios 1V%&c: Ma P ak $10. 0216010 .0% Y. aa 22 NS . + Lard Juis : & 5.67%; Oct., $0.72 $5. 7% Ribe—Jniy, $5.70; Sept., 85. Tou 80 to Bie Rre—Cash, 4h: , 454ec: Sept... 444c. Flax—Casn, Timothy—July, $2.55 CHICAGO, July 15.—Poultry firm; spring chick- i3e; hens, &c; turkeys, 6@6c; ducks, ‘AGO. Jule 15.—Butter firm: creamertes, 12 11@12\¢¢. Eggs firm: fresh, 1149 July 15.--Butter— Receipts, 4) | tern creemery. Layee te. a ote, GOT7; steady; W Julv 15.—Corn active, higher; 2. Bltge. Oata firm; No. 3 w hite, 24e. Rye ecatee. nominal Whisks firmer, $1.25 for finiahed guia KANSAS CITY. Mo... Juls , WwW } TOG 74 1% oi. on Steady. Py Fgxs steady, t Recety : vO, July 15.—Whear quiet, 4 higher lower: Julr 74: Sept Se 10h ed: Dee (orn auiet, unchanged; July, 36 lid: 4 ”- oet., Be ‘gf STREET MARKETS. (The Post-Diepatch quotations are for car-lots ta frat bands, eniess otherwise quoted Orders are Allied wit NEW A >| rire 5 GREEN ‘BI ACK B Al. ents RED cl per Os Gorse "2 ga. too iarge per ‘ {.A RANA WATER : 2 35. Misissippi o! is) bachete. te to thoice large $i GD. Jam De, MEIN» a@ics h cholee goods and are bigher.) riutils. PPLES—Scearce, at 254/35c¢ per rea Jul , we » ¥ VA. @8@eiy . +" “inai ay PRRIPS HRece pts ® ; = ; Lawton Preserviag meno buring prients « saw, Deel wited g* = " ?, a . ’ oo ° vaAee , 6S guse, 4.906 fruit riper Tentessee est). Texas freestune tth- pro 1 Pet be. Dory hed an sh — ari« ‘ ata PEACHES ifaces $1.25 per 20-1 RRANTS _Home-grown, very targe re a {Pa 5 of | ad 4. ’ c. 2 4 e caece CURRENTS oe Zan. «oegi’ail per 4-ga!l cane L-ERRIES-7O to Oe per 4-gal. coe, @ Bot Weoted Receipts of rige are «4 ‘a NCA CHERRIES—Neyai Anape, 61.5 41 pak PLETT PEARS—40-l>b beses choice §2.75 — Medites ranean sweets, $2.50 to $2.75; as teen # on 76 OR APE S~Merttcen grees mguecate. $1.00 to 4-eaket case: Al abame Nisgeras, 34-ib i 24 rxchka, Sy a. ‘s—tn of let. tedinm teecnes 611.00, Si. Viiasou| rmn's | 2 “uy l ‘oe | =e ‘ feamnan-ret $503.50 per crate; slow COCOA NU 1000 of 63 per 106. “ANTALSTS =~ aeourl captaloepes dal! at ie te 0c «4 «Tate: Arkaseas Goma. ibe te he \% bu besket; in crates & eitrea fancy. Me: large receipts; choice only will seil. Alamo nut. meg meious, $1.50 crate RHU PARE -~jOc te 1d 'zD ¢; quar ings re. ; €@ aed sae: dried—Quartere. from ce te 2c for dark; sliced end rings, 2 ; peelings and chops, 1@l we petites atin PEACH ES—Sun Sxtet oe elves, W@I%e oer Th. UETABL G REEN a ae eee qneee. of the emal, ood "NEW F pts: Se to Sc per des PUTA TORS Home grow u. farmers’ balk, ; Levee. 4500iice ake ie cefprte ty ONIONS Horne Brows scarce t u for yellow: red. @ ao ee ; o MDUT'.c std. Receipts light; ABBAGE—Home-crown from wa Ss. crates, met st , meceipts Higbe vit per Be for bome-grewn. CARROTS— Home grows, per dos. ounches, 15 0 | RE EETS—S5c to #c a bu Orders higher io | | RORseAND iS per Dbi for bome-grows os TOMATOES--Pair receipts. Texas and Crystal Springs. ripe, "722K per 4-baeket crate: Arkon eas Mc home-Crown eupmys focreasing Steac ily a: 81 per bo lune CUCU VRBRERS wen per %hb! erate: pellow and soft pot wented: home-grown, 384245c¢ per ba bog: 15420c a dos. “Consignments slow eale and BOL wanted CAULIFLOWER—Home-grown, TA81 for me Gium No fancy io the market. ASPARAGUS—Hard bunches, TE@ROe, ay at 50 per bbl for washed, $1.25 for unweshe RADISH ES—H, me-grown. 2\.@15e per éoses ” CELERY. Stock « little better at 10¢ te De « unch SQU ASH—8$1.75 to $2 a KALFE—Home-grown. AB... per bhi. , PI RING BE ANS—Cousignment net wanted, af. age Ny jowse. charges; home-grown scar e, 70@ ‘st vwRN 4 ea, 8. Yoxes EGG PLANT—$3 to 83 50 P oe bbl; 25¢ to 50c | ea dozen | £GG8. Receipts, 2635 cases; shipments, 122 cnses. | Marke! steady at Bi for fresh receipts. All Saies ‘‘loss of unless otherwise stated. WHISKY Martet steady at $1.25 per gallon for distilicrs’ | fuished govds. 114.505 | RUTTER AND cCHEFSE BUTTER—Dall but Ormer: stocks email. (reanery— | sire M17 «16 «ais ( ountry re ked— 2° i ne 7} Seconds (,;reaese ‘ y Wisconeta— Foll cream twitre. A.. Oe Southern oe linei as Te: aingies, Tie: Y. Tc; skims 8@6c Rete from Te for peor te a ve for choice “wiee cIvE ‘raat TRY, “GAME ANL VEALS. AV Ol Y—Steady ices mee Chickens—Hens. 6c for average recelh Seer os & |) ere, Sic; spring chickens frm lle per Ib aa faucy arge owao to 10¢ fer smal). Turkere very dusi and bot wanted; quoted at fe for average re- / @ipte; geese, ol | from Syc to 4c for far: pleeona i | 60c per doz; ducks. Se; spring ducks, SaGe. to weigh not less than 2% ibs; smaller not Wanted, 8) ing atere., § pei pound VEALS—Calves—Receipts larger anda prices lower: tup price, Se. Lambs, 4G5e for extta faney: sheep, 2@23%c per Ib FROGS—Le -ge $1 per duz, smail, 40c per dos. HIDES, VE'J1s, bFKRATMEKS. TaLLoW. ETO. HIiUES—Quiet Green salted. Westera Green 6a te, lersas lexas Dry int, Jovthern. .... Dry sint, bry saltes (ilue stec®, green and drj. Seeem ealeed, BO Reocedscoceceoseccossass Greem e@.ted, NO. BZecccccccccccsecsccsecse fon sele otfone— Geese ef ited. Me. Be ccccceceesoescocose Green Stes a No. : . pouna \eas. FRA THFRS. “Quiet Aaa =" white lire geese, 6c; gray and gulliy, 7 me Sesattte. XX. 10@¢18e; X. 5410c; tare. 2@10 per cent, 2iec. Duck—Dark at 22¢: — tall pointera, Oc FF EPS KIN®S—Market quiet; green ealted, full oes ed. GO@80c; small, 30G@40c each: dry, 10¢ less; she rings, 15@2"c; falen pelts. 648 per 1b, ac- coriipg to gurlity and condition. DEERSKINS, ETC. —Deerekins quotable at 16@ ave per ib for prime, fomageé half price. Anteloge, 12. Goatskins. 15@2%¢ each. 8 CES W AX—Prime steady at 27\%c per Ib, ALLOW—Market quiet; prime country run — 8$.c; No. 2, 2%@3e; packers’ choice, 4%@4 elvosterine, 6c 64. ooL. Receipts, 176,070 10s; ahipments, 77,560. Warket firm: ifttle dolng. ¥ iesourt. Tllinols. ete — Medium combing Medium clotb i Braid aud iow. o*¢ burry burry Southern and bard burry. i; wa, Wisconsin and Minnesota-- Bright wediumw lieavy tine ‘exas, Arkansas, M. dium . medium +. 1éhg@g ls Sepraska and Western— medium ona reagsoc ene wedium .. Heavy fine . ree and carpet... washed — y Biavk 2@% cer lb lesa MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. RAGS, OLD ROPE AND RUBBER—Rage, Tide and 100 Ibs Olid HKope—No. 1, $1; No. 2, Bue; old New Texas. AGirc per lb; Weaterr, ‘Lontstana and Indian Territory, 2402 A NUTS—Quilet. Red, 14@l'c per Ib; whit» 7 ae jJONES—Chotce bleached, $15 per ton: partly mreoshed. $10@11; skinny, $04210; slaughter house ---Siack work—Flour barrels, round flat hoops, 2c; hbaif bhbis, 2Vc , meal . produce "bbls, 20¢: lard tes., acti). Re. pork bb's, 77 U4 AQR0c per bid this eide andl Th4IRSe Faet aide. PORPCORN—S0e ver 100 Ibe on the cob HONEY--Comb. 4@8e per Ib; strained or ex- tracted, A@4e per Ib bu for car lota for band picked pea beans op trk; $1.9#421.10 for acreened: tise. ‘ per lb, DRIED PEAS—Green jobbing at #i¢ per bu. Scotch, Oe: aplit, $1.85; olf. Be per be lees. BROOMCOKN -Quiet. Quote as follows: Good and $60) for faney EMPTY BARRE LS—Coal ot!, gasoline and tut peatine The; vinegar, BSc; blac fl, *; lard He linseed oil, @0c: ¥y, Me: do % bb's : =, Pickle, #¢; molasses, 26c; lard tes, LIVE STOCK. National Stock Yarda NATIVE CATTLE -Receipts. 20% Market steady SALAS. Ni Lem ri — nD 3H sicera ‘+ ™) a bbl: Shee; Pippin, $3448 So | ran Leads s ‘wa wath cal ives | “X AS CATTLE erty 453 BALA: Dheseription : weitere SHEPP- Receipts 4! Market « “ALES s Deeert thea 27 lame 42 iambve Mm) lames 25 lames HvGS- Receipts, 44 Market steady. rf ts 248: — - - ++" ee: to ek ot vue. ~ ef —_ «a? > a Ma lia 147 o > HORSPA AND Mit LESReceipte, 51 Merket ing steedr ent aect’te There are eeveral Sew Siosers beyere bere end ame sg la goed’ LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH. 1B ee Fat i mated seems 4 Martet “os hee mixed, | bow) $3 smd.10, roma st hhewe | te $4 ngs and heifers, 2 me | » ' aeers, $3.4. @; stockers ood ‘ee | I linols y : 30@M82c¢. Turkey—Tall, 20c; wing. 10c; wing WHITE BFANS—Market steady: $1.18421.20 per | Stock at 8%) per ton for common to $50 for choice | [ples tine New Jersey Central and preferred ylelded 2 potnts There were on a A TES. L; Weeterns, oe ow 6 m (HICAGO. July .— VYeetertay's Receipts, 2. 1m; eh) 30g8. ® Rh eipts bows for te morrow 160 «| OMAHA. Neb. Julg 15.—Cettle pocetees Ss market steady; |\ve beef steers. 66 DGS 1 ages. 70. ont Pe steers. ye , dour etorken nce ‘Sheep cutee palivea, Sa. ~ Vesterne. 82 .7oape commeosa. ba rp bee, KANSAS CITY, Me. Jaly 15.-—Cettie— #*), market about at ; Bative 5.25: Texas steers, §8. 1! 78: 75.™): native cows ean Stockers «nd feeders, 6844 TO; bulle, Hiogs wre er, barlk.of eal rac Kers. +a noapa.f. fe fe 3.0 eo. hp -Receip ts. : $3.7! “eS mut tone, "e344 Ls Ss MONEY. The rates of domestic exchange, as qneted ¥ wee A. GU Edwards & Sons Brokerage Co. ore ollowe: Rates of interest steady at a range of fom & per cent on call to & per cent on time loans. New York * discount ate; par asked. Chleago--2l« x ecount bid; (inpcinnati-2he discount Lauistiiie2hke dissent bid, per asked. New Orleane—2ie discount Did; par St. Loule Aw fuer to-day were balaaecs, $540.51 : nap h nha DON DS. rt reg 4in - ~ ty ee ‘ > ao = uo J — - i > — - * a ee , e 2 P 5 Pag ig foie » OTS : > 3 ted $ evr se o al x . 7 . Fe S55$32 zy . Kallway Southern Ry pref | Tenn. Coal & Iron | Texas & DPactfie Western | nlon thx. div. 2 per cent Chicago Stocks. Reported by A. G. Edwards & Sons Brokerage Company: CHICAGO, July _- BTOC KS Bieeult. com de pref Steel Wire, com | Match . é _) ; .' 218 North Chicago | Western (hicago me ) i} San ———. - ene = ~~ - _--——_ Wall Street. NEW YORK, July 15. —The etock marhet to respond to the - B. rise for Americans den on the surrender of Santiags ithe preseure of realizing Gales i reeentivy advanced showed the ler cept in the case of the coalers, which eam sag. A few prominent stocks showed ems but mantfeated no vigor The bears adopted the provertial tactica of fessional tradere of selling stocks on There was very little outside demand te their offerings and prices tumbled ali « clines of nearly @ point and « few stacks displayed e«teadiness, but the market | seemed very eenaitive to the bear attack. The Local Stock Market. _ Prideyv's session was qulet and hed Oy Se | @Qnies Sehers predominated and buyers net per | @letent There wee some toquiry for bank ster, ber oniy ones offered were American ae s Bt. lauie National Sireet ratiwey bunds were io fair demend. geld a broker. “There we : ecurtt ios Invariatie when Hines ef tesinews are bad, helders of rities haeten ta ftealtion Jost now there 6 @ a them to hold on niges. * Money Market. YORK. Jaiy 15.—Mener on cail ., prime meccaentile paner, Sidhe ger ng 3 hange etead etth acteal { . bille at 84650404 for dem % for @) dave, proeete rates, wmmerrial tile ai sve Thy ell ver “W .@eeat. ber «liver, Mgr, 1% rument bees «teadr’ sew 40 reg. te@4ecey ‘ , 124 éa 1t4) in oo a tereet), 111, de compen, : by prewe thelr advantage vralnee ‘fhereepen he « of enr@ide tatereet ia * vere not tfcable§ and ereruia eto p eliively etegeent. Sales of ae 71510 ehares feeds were anlet, bet showed teprerenege geome of the ieading eure aren Consols. TAXDGN. Joly 15 oteete for mene, 111 Tidy to for the account side FOUR NEW BRIGADIER-GENERALS, WASHINGTON, July B—The esis to-day made the following army «4 ments ’ » be Brigedier-ien * aoe with nam Worth, Rawara ‘bP “Son Q ren ecum™ ral ; Th .o cestetana A ae nl oe rank of Major —John RE Ee To give or ‘take lessons in peinting, len- guages. the manly art or anything, read tne Educational Column in P.-D. Wante or ad. vertive in same-—i¢ words or jesse only @&
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sak i ah “was = én ww EF - PA alae eert oS . 7 ae Pn ee tet le a + paige tinge ie fy. Be. 0 PS oo 2 ae Se Sy , ™ ib theo Ts ef ert FRIDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JULY 15, 1898. — vs P . 4 F 2 $ s r rt sf i ; io? ig BF ye 3, . 4 Pe Sine Any aes sa = _ an nan 78 one Bers" wists. 2.ses and — 53c Vaiue any- where— Clearing Sale BIKE Suits for Boys & to 17 — light or dark plaids— golf or strap bottoms a $2.75 7 and {6 Clearing —. —~Beoys’ and Children's Golf, Dewey and 19c and white ducks— patent leather CHILD Sailors— all colors —brown, white, vizors—worth ‘@e red, blue, etc. — grand lot worth = 39¢ of the Pinest Mea’s 68c. Tic and $1.00 —art cut CHOIC Straw Hats in = house—aiil kinds of braid THAT BOY OF YOURS —pick ‘em out-—any of them Can be fitted out at Famous Saturday is fine style—and ata price that you'll scarcely feel. Assortmeats still up to the notch, big trade notwithstanding. $] 3 3 For Boys’ Deuble Breasted Kace Saits—ages 7 to 15 plaids, checks and plain grays and - THEIR OPENING DAY IN CAMP Army Discipline. Applied to the New Sixth. —- UNIFORMS AND ARMS WILL BE ISSUED SOON. PROD 0000000038388 ttt tet tee eE TESST TESTINES PARASOLS GOING WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. FAGIE Jarry Madras Leun- dered Shirts for Men —co e@reaand cuffs attached AN AGED COLORED WOMAN HER NEPHEWS DIDN'T TOTE FAIR. 10th Grand Patriotic Bead Concert Fantous Is Open All Day Sa‘urday and Till 10 O'Clock at Night. Myriads of electric lights to tura the aight into dav— makiogeven- Bieashed Sean ing shopping pleasant to those Oa oar Broadway Band Bail- cosy—by Weil's Coacert Baad ~— Saturday eveaing from 7 till 10. AN ECHO OF SLAVERY DAYS. se SCR'VENS genulne—for men— always ‘ Attorney Arthur Lee Found a Case of Peculiar Interest and Determined to Gee It Through. MEN’ Foft NegligeeLaun- gered -bhirts—with and without collars attach. ed—beautiful 38 patterns — worth { iear ic StiK Teck Scarfs for Men pretty patterns— white silk Serge Lined— real eatata ilar storys FRIENDS OF TIIE REGIMENT ARE INVITED TO CONTRIBUTE A FLAG. points , ‘ of But no more so than buying clothing in some steres about town, _———» with his he died. rivy was {fo The Greatest Clearing Sale of one- ni ilf rag marie @| YOUNG MEN’S SUITS i] her — Ww rds she way r one-half nd & The nephews In the history of this house—red hot bargain offerings =" ; ight a sult in p art and had the land that you particular young gentlemen will enj ry — Men’s Finer Suits at Cut Prices— $10 85 for Men’s Suits thatany judge of cioth- ing values would call big values at $15 and $16.50>—an immense ranye of handsome pat- terns, including a complete line of fine qual. ity worsted cheviots—alli pre- valiling stylies—ir wili do your 10) 35 $ ad ’ High-Art Tailoring at Small Cost. eves good to see the wonder- Men’s Swell Suits for dress or business wear— in round breaeted sack styles—in nobby aids and checks—sults that ‘fully i?) and $11 value— c rede to the Clearing Sale Price of Two nephews the , x a? heard of it. Hut ful vaiues we offer at hat she thought lot was sold at the door for $250 and was bougnt | S. Reckman. The lot was | he worth £3000 bw experts anil | ne o'd colored woman rant of business 7 right. The Gives you choice of a great range of Young Men's sults 14 to 1%—absolutely pure wooi Cheviots, Cassl- meres and Tweeids—pinaids, checks and fancy mixtures, in lIinht and darx —neatest of cheviots in J. GETCHER'S GUN. Following is the valed) Dispatch Poet to three Post-D.epatch staff, who, leave for the front thie three ia Capt. Robert FE ouri, who had charge of lapatch care sent to Chi I'm off to war. Im going To slay a hundred bons or And yut the sullen foe to rout. lay Havana low — -_- of the Post- of the port tn Mis Post- wry mem be like Weer, rs the Among Lee . Sixth the three kamauga. aout o, In ense I get a fighting show hut wifl not fight civi, shame truth and right, Hamer ¢ The man who can Deserves to rot Ta business more Aud money than | long to go Te meet the foe And seorch ‘em with the battie’e fame! in” ihen herol leg or two, rehance my hie a us @ly wot What though 1 lose An ear. an arm. What though they through Ant fil mr evetem full of etill would rt he Though a log nll Ther ear, is worth a The gallant Sixth will pound the ear Of Brain unill for in ace ahe cries. Our name, perforce, will revere And with her aiending rend the skies, "On, on!’ we yell, “Though war t« bell, A biessiog on the first who dies!’ Whether it be on (Cnlva’s «hore Or in the green Tactlic tales, We'll face the cannon'’s demon roar And greet the leaden rain with emiles, And ery with glee, Where er we lw “Hooray for Shafter head? through end lead? 4 n dead she Merritt, Miles!" remain revnund betng alain gaining ground. I'm of to war. I can't In journaliam'’s quict While other men ere And ether bards are Awar, awar Te war tocar And giory at a eingie hound’ J. GFTCHER GUNN, Poet of the Post-Dispatch, ee Suigeon Major Keating BRauduy began the physical examination of the Sixth Regiment . @t 1 o'clock Friday afte: ) The companies wil! erder in which thes Company G. from 8! «, was the first te be put through the ardeal, Nearly all the companies were examined defare thew jeft hom: thie examina- tien t« Hardly more than a formality. The company from Kennett, Capt. A. B iP. o Nn, commanding, arrived at camp Thure- i vening It was muat: red in by Lieut, @Pidboney Houck s A. piade examined in the ived at camp, and ive ari ‘hart ao that o. } liarrison and R. » Cox are lie Meute haunts. The townefoik gave Saw boys a rousing send-of t. Be bulte's Sy aula con a. t into cams Thursday . pt. Loffhenen’s am. L ramp before Friday evening Hie 1 men, and applicante for enlistment nd him in the Osark Building, room Ninth and Pine wtreets ali day, Capt. wee Jefferson ana Wash! neton lv OCOMpany wi | arrive @t « imp Matwur (apt. low reports good progress in enlistment of men. * regiment will be « Kamined and ready Pe wf for muster by Tuesday of next week. t “g and ipany also sili ¢ mpany will aTIVGS will lye meatier after ier late the United Slates service ® friends of the Sixth Regiment have a high speculative value of proximity to the rall- purchaser testified that he »w $1500 on the lot Lee heard the old woman's lately proceeded to have the aside and to secure for the old negro woman something like a fair price for her share of the property. ount 11s The — --—- ——s See How Coats and Vests at the Globe Clearing Sale. Men's Thin Coate, 0c; Men's 4 and $5 Fancy Mohair Coats and Vests, $1.49; Men's \ll-Wool Serge, blue, biack and fancy coats | and veert sizes up to measure, vyorth up to $7.50, at $2.%. Globe, Seventh, ind Franklin avenue. _—-— - —--- —— ABOUT TOWN. EPWORTH LEAGU F—Afrrargements for Frnworth League Convention were per fectes i Thursday night at a meeting at the ‘ook Avenue M. E. Church. The con- vention will be held at St. John’s and Cen- tenary Churches from July 19 to 21 inclu- sive, A ccoenmittee was organized with A. E. Whittaker eas chairman and Miss Mamie Walker secretary. CRABB ‘AT FOUR COURTS—Henry Weas- ley Crab, the negro who shot and killed Arthur Reed at 27 Randolph street, Thurs- day night, was transferred from the Sev- enth District to the Four Courts Friday. He will plead seif-defense. Crabb's wife left him some time ago and has been living with Reed. Crabb went to Reed's house Friday night. The men quarreled and Reed assaulted Crabb, knocking him down with a jug. Crabb regained his feet and shot Reed twice. Reed diéd in five minutes. WASHED OUT—The placer mining pro- was applied In a unique way on the river front Thureday afternoon to extricate a team and wagon which had sunk In the | mud at the water's edge. The team be- jongwe) to a lumber company and was driven by George Richards. Richards drove down the levee without locking the wheels of the wagon. Its weight pushed the horses to the water's edge where they sank In a leposit of mud five feet deep. Capt. Jenks of the thharbor boat had his crew man a hose and wash the mud from under the team and wagon. SURBURBAN FRFTE—There was an at- > ndance of nearly 69 at the Franco- amer- ‘an celebration at Surburban Park Thur ae night. Charl es PP. Chouteau was ice honorary president homil Karst made the opening ad: tress in French In which he dwelt on the friendliness of the French for the Americans in the present war crisis. He maid this feeling Was as strong as it was when Lafayette helped the Americans in thelr « ‘truggle for independence, Miss Adel- aide Kaikman sang the Salut a France in | impreasive etyle. The singer of the Mar- eelllaice wae Mies Ruth White. Addresses | were made by Pdwin Harrison and | Krum. CONCORDIA FETE—The Nineteenth an- nual French Fete at Concordia Park hure. | day night was a pbrilllant success. There was an ovation when Miss Josie Ludwig, arrayed in the national colors, eang the ‘Siar Spangled Banner.” The hundreds of “Atizene of French birth present stood while the sores was being rendered. Miss Eugenie Dussuchal sang Le Marselllaise,”’ The ad- dress of ar meg _— delivered tn French by the president, . A. Deviraux. Speech: were also made ~ Mayor Ziegenhein and exfovernor W iiffam J. Btone, —_--—_— - - a a SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE | To Jefferson Barracks reduced rates—10 cents one way, Me trip—Iron Mountain Route. Trains Fourth and Chouteau at and i! and atl. 8 6 and 6:3 p. m Return- chest ¢ ee ee he ' cess ' +¥ a 3 .90 "3 $4 Li MGrash Suite... 92-40 extra fine qualities of foreign and domestic fabrics, inciucing cheviots, cas “ u f ful Lif | \ . num 7 : eo “numerous and Apples are not . mT ore msiderabdiy email me and eat ASUTe., ing apple shippe “Old . Cn! ‘ used ara! n YY, 48 Wes a their corners aaa al late ‘ f the emall boy he large one The roasting ears are much better this week than last. The corn is tenderer, and then—whwch is a great point—they cheaper; 15 cents a dozen will buy the very beet Cucumbere—the vegetable ¢) family doctor rub his hands and et are very good this week, and reta! ‘ente a Cozen. Okra with tender pods !s quart measure. Summer equash are two for ’ » f are hetter ‘hat “hh “nr e*s* » fa we uckle - at 2% & cente. an last week wn nA , ratner iat } ae It ails Pep “ere to > cents & aT) a re two bunches for j}about the same pri dozen. | Tiny onions. eecll for & cents dry ones are > bushe | ae “pails ys rs from le that are nice for table use, er bunch. while the large. cents a peok or $i TT TT tt come-1° ains | ; are | | hat makes the. 1 cents @ large | , | 2 per by the Germans bunch, eeeamnes ’ *T 1) i ut up fine on any kind of cheese sand- h. ome cen ‘up ire ts a quart or $) market at 10 cents same ts | ava, few cents saved men! two at on the end pha) 5saArtre a measure d family it tases ane aoean't vy rr) Tie : AS in ound for rr at eaek 15 creamery und, bute all of , © cent® per stalk Parsley—that daint, dishes-—-is retalling at nd egg plant, all home. aADLe CC® here. hue r They leca. es arxet man 2. a at ’* SAINe ar F ’ yeur ri + 84 iris S tha avernacrce “ "yy ia) tr clair , of tnfer'or are worth “vary - uth Just nts to §] how per act Vance to get e TA ? rket T spied ind they were din and wert nis @ crate. back next week. calied out a “ee we are expecjing @ rcsh of th * he ' ~ . rT? es I ern = we (‘ome huckster, apes home-rtrown meion#e-—and o faltered. And hie volce was lost in the roar of cars over each | ' t | ! jay morning, when t er carr.ed the news Amman, who lives in his son. He was = — —- oe —- DR. FOUNTAIN TACHED BY CAPT.» SWEET TO THE HOSPITAL CORPS. Se SENT AT ONCE TO TAMPA. Rush of Applicants for Enlistment in the Volunteer Service, a Majority of Them Boing Minors. | Se. THAT AMP FED THE QUALITY NEA S. MOORE AT- F. B. BIOB M. oC: GS.. Fountain §S the and a nephew formerly a city enlisted in the hospital corps, commissioned Young Moore is but already the p Feeling, however, th be of value plied a few days ago regular army as a such high Sweet of Vised ato Moore Capac Moore, and is begun to the City r to go Ol) Sented 7 ne and ity. Was at once orceres Sweet ia confiden: splendid qualities conunission The re at Third and Olive amining applicants There were ing up teen Were ‘ majority > the whom were ac who willingly heir consent for t Ww Sixty appl ‘ceple d sig Le] SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE To Jefferso reduced rates trip—Iron Mou Fourth and « and at 1, 3 trains leave 2. And round leave a. ™m Bar lif noon CHARGED WITH ARSON, Carrie Thompson a Remain Un Warrants were Carrie Thompson and Willlam Joiner with areon They were art reo i Festes riner ‘s shortest quickest by hours. e. 8 E. Cor. tha ,orn | >. Express Packages for Soldiers. mwothern mgprese Company has ar- the The = ranged werd As u ~ ith ee) ipmeets rding to | : nly pa “kages se eoid) rr Var * . a st ee wives delivery front as poesibie. mele University of Missouri Medical School, of Dr. physician of St. Louis, army a3 an army surgeon, ut Uncle Sam's army, private. recommendations into recommendations were warded to Washington and the new recruit that ill as surgeon. ruiting officers at the army station aTe for to ll —_ k and Sixty ompanied by ned the ‘houteau » and 6:30 p racks, f and 6:m) Pp [=m route Thre Broadway and undertake the delivery intil “an be made.” to keep the company’s service as close to a recent graduate of Robert Lee Moore, BUT SHE WILL has as a private in the likely to be regularly 22 vears old and had ractice of medicine, his services might he ap- admission to the He came with | that Capt. ecruiting station ad- | the hospital corps was accepled in Miss Ida who lives avenue, in the domestio household. this for-| Her pretty Beckér, a han with for little Read i to Tampa. young secure for e& apt. Moore's him a has not a stepfather. maidenly ooy, but she put the question fairly and mother. ‘If mamma got married anything sbout it,” said M busy these days exX- the regular army ications Friday morn- of that number six- Strange to say the were minors, many their moth-' know more thgn declaration of |. The visit of a ns to enlist. neighborhood of Geyer an / started all the Sossip. | quired about a M. B., | lt Was @n @asey guéas. way, De 'to ask her thou me. I'm tired o tions put to me h, anda hav nz al by I ad ) r st n Barracks cents one Route. asked in the same breath Trains search of her? at 9 and 1 The strenger. ™. Return- said he had , tisernfent in a German Sand 10 a. m., an answer signed Mrs dav, according to wat: “tranger and Mra, Becker street arm ‘n arm noon papers’ ta ned the recone coker, 852) boys in aired for @ charivari, +~) ant evem fo - ole = ~ Nay mt omes t i¢ : mg and tte iau’p Save he i¢deal weather A delightful . consisting of eala deviled ham, ice crear. and tea. all of witieh wi ared Dy the — iadies \aaerT WILL SEE ABOUT II; MISS IDA BECKER DOESN’T KNOW WHETHER HER MOTHER HAS MARRIED AGAIN, Marriage License Was Issued, but An- ton Mueller Has Not Publicly Claimed His Bride. her mother at 243 Geyer is wondering just where she stands apportionment is bothered with the perplexing question whether she has or She is only 15 and has determined to Post-Dispatch reporter Friday. she'll have to te persons who mvaeterious The etranger low whore and who lived at #4 Geyer avenue. | The neighbors told him the lady was Mrs. Marie Becker, and in a buret of confidence, matrimonial adver- paper M. ‘hful netghbors, The same day the after- liet of mart’ age licenses license 243 Geyer avenue, and Anton W iscons RR avenue Mra. Becker’a neighborhood but there were no of a wedding at the handsome Mueller has not been seen Mes Ida Recker. ere wonder ne wher her i weed n@ took Dace. While ane waa prote siting MOONLIGHT EXC Another Picnic on the Providence by the Woman’s Training School. The lady managere of the Woman's Train- Ing Schoo! will give the third of their moon- ch her corps of assistants are | ma kong unusuas ef orta to make nM A e number of faahon- if @e@F0KN ee ee wciGan, WE HAVE THE HAVANA TO DOT, AND | WILL BE EEPT UP TO THE STANDARD. MANUFACTURERS eT. LOU MO. CINCINNATI, OnIO, AND RETURN VIA Big Four Route SATURDAY, JULY 16. FIND OUT. Arr, Cin, 9:09 P.M, Arr, Cia. 7:30 A ML Leave 12:00 Noon. Leave 8:25 P. M, Asome brunette Through Solid Trains. No Tunnel, No Change of Cars in Either Direction. TICKET OFFICES, BROADWAY AND CHESTNUT, AND UNION STATION. 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