St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 6, 1898
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——= = =. --. es i HE TOOK A JOB WHILE BELLE- gular Edition COMPLETE. MARKET REPORTS. =TO-DAYS=~ 2 PAGES. SWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION z THE ONLY ST. LOUIS” evel: Sl WITH: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1898—SU% TWELVE PAGES a. LOUIS > POST: DISPATCH .D AY, 119,188; DAILY, COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. |2 PAGES. ee eeEeo—leo™E_ > eee 106,975. Read the Merchants’ Bargains. TUESDAY EVENING—ST, LOUIS—DECEMBER 6, 1598. VOL 50, NO. 112 PRIC f tim Set. Oataide St. Louis, Two Centa Read the Merchants’ Bargains. Lonis, One Cent. ae — -_- — — me = eee TRIED 10 BURN AINTED TWELVE PERSONS IN COURT, "9 _— — — . - ~_ ; House Occupied by Two Fami-| lies Fired in Five Places. | ‘COURT ADJOURNED AMID CONFUSION. Mrs. Schaefer Swooned When Judge Clark Held Her Son. NON-UNION WORKMAN WAS ONE TENANT. —_—--- ‘DEPUTIES RAN TO THE PROS- TRATE FORM, BUT DR. JOR- VILLE STOVE MOUNTERS DAN REVIVED HER. WERE ON A STRIKE. BOY HIGHWAYMEN ARE HER OFFSPRING. INCENDIARIES EVIDENTLY MEANT TO DO MURDER. Adverse Decision Was Too | | Henry Wente’s Wife Awoke to Find, He She Remained the House on Fire, Front and Rear, and Under the Floor So as to Prevent Escape. Nerves and Unconscious Until the Dis.-. pensary Physician Arrived. Hienry Wente and Thon famlin of 4) li, ys} ots South lkace ; , 1] viiie, ¢ pot leep Willi ; ECE: Monday night. T ) Wente | and: John Porliks, the q home with. guns in thei Wer neiad frand jury ; : ‘ . he \ flendish attempt t: ul | hour sole. 34 DUT) € 51 Mm. OV JU me 4 IArK John titi ire! ; my ; ohh. ii Way ITi¢ Nn, Wi 4a- arreste j al Week Lk O : Ulider $s. ing: mend lnmate \ ‘ ' d T hie motner of 1] : Son: . boys. Linted | rmning nnd iis twelve Tuesday mm: They were sleeping was Fires were a&tirted and front. If would have been « off and T linn it yhich | é it 1 the Noor o he Co a room fired > places, [. b ‘Be tern 8! Ss Gecision. An ' + t are ollowed du i” lich it wane ‘OS. emus © ‘. aM | Sars adjourn court they had gained headway T ttempis of deputies and onlookers the Vive the onseious the woman were Jordan, (‘hief Lisp nsary phy- med for. He jumped into lashed the Horse into a court Striking hticen minutes after the woman had ure pected te erime titited lnaer the doctor's treatment A week ago "ry Wente moved wit lyis iw revived wife and two nt) |, is tt, ag , and ps boys held ragse in age from 15 t Leslie, aged 2. he South half of the | years. They held up Frank Vilachek, atory anda | tr , tor 2 years and romped him of ail 48 and 46 Sou! hace t! The re essions including 2 cents. moval T fhey were arrested on the following Jay South iki . ‘ ‘ “alist aa. ond their preliminary (rlai On the charge of niveterious bovbbery ihn the first degre and was ascribe on examination ect condition. 7 SCAPO tw elve alive. * Wente mm c: a “seab nounters persons | lititle fellows, none of whom looks to than 14 years, were seated in a row Pwo months ago nte came from St ye ‘e the Dar, with Mrs. Scnacler behind Toulis with his family. pos. tion > with the pump and skein works » 4 r hearing the evidence Judge Clark trike Was in progr HMonR th , Lé , a brief statement about the enormit \ mounters the Crime and the serlous consequences He and his family T bjec t LO De Specte f youtntul criminals are many annoyances. His wif: allies iery! ‘oper ‘i with. tie then ordered on the atreet and ever of their a window bling But no violence ha een offer: At Totals ‘k Mood morning Was awakened bs front room in slept, Li enough to Judge Clark had scareel Cap veCakKing when the woman stretched out her arm r u te ward and tell, } husband Water and dashed the water aereaines When the flames were went back to the kitchen was illuminated by anotoe Vain Deputies rushed for out and found the back burning. | faees of the boy highway The flames here had gained but little head tears rolled down tneir way and were easily extinguished, out a ‘AUjourn court! a larger fir as raging under the window [seeing that order could of the fram e house next Derson procured door, occupied bys s. Charles Feucht’and [.: 4d dast lnito Mrs her five children Others aise Ihe Wentthe DD; Consolidated Electric Stre Hear-ty . amicably settled and officially The waste had bee ture ae ts declare at 2:00 this morning after an | slats of the wind: ; ; 7 i ight «ont rn The men are to } der the front and cl ‘ de . back t kK and their union fui around an old broom and p! dF hashes er The original contract is : in the settlement with only ichange—} ‘lues to the per and the poll emen Se eae and promis ‘ , td .” xplos: Ons preceded the e made, The attem): | Sam petty ls believed to be the wo MISSING AT THE ALTAR. ese individuals who vt without Manager of an Insurance Company An- edge of the union of stove MoUnilers BI OWN iP RY AMMONIA | nounces His Agent Missing. pheciat to the Post Dispat h trous Fire in New York. NEW YORK. I ° money VI i cle I Seen Monday morning and . o the RBRarnum. but d.d not register. He hotel during the greater part of the day and ft lock, ‘lling the clerk that he s,oing to Union Station to meet his Big Four seen of him. Samuel! k, Jr... came on the Big “aa ‘hh was la te » and did not back tion un 9 o'clock. Hie at not fii Wing his brother him, but attributed his failure the train’s delay, and went to lie arrived here early Hotel stayed nhbout the At ws Of who would arrive on the train That was the last brother was there either. The Wash- man bhecame alarmed when he his brother had left the hotel four had not returned. He and then hurried back thinking his brother through some error the train time. ’ was found, None employes about the station remem- having seen a man answering his de- scription. : It was after midnight 4Avhen Samuel Meek after searching Union Stution. He put in an hour or two more in down town This morning he reported the matter at ‘our Courts, where it Was suggested Oobab’y the missing man had gone the cily and had not awakened as told to return at 2 o'clock anda vould be given him there if the net turned up diel not suit the Washing- greativ worried and ex ecomiction hat nis retu- with some sort i] to to Judge family, of the Cl y al and inquire Dispensary. meeting of the broth rs wus the purpose ofl an estate, The nad noi wna each had looke inion with pleasant anticipation The ‘ashington man holds a position uncer the Kederal Government lie said Tuesday ifternoon: ‘I fear my brother has been robbed a made away with. His know ching has h ippened to him.” ~ ELECTING “EX” DIRECTORS Are ire Being Balloted Seen Ae iner. Tor Five Candidates — Upon by the Stockholders. tockholders of the St eeting Irectors ims The candidates are C, \I Kennard. J ao Rice and H, C, Townsend. Ns was considered a candidate, irew his name g Directors are Messrs. Ken- Townsend and Wells. The tors ne ' Whom serve elected four an election is were oOpene 4 “THE COLON’ S| CAT. Chicago Show. : Dec. 6—The Spanish cat pre- ipt. Clark of the - being rescued from the wreck ‘ristobal Colon, arrived in Senor Colon, as the cat with tiger mark- home boulevard, to CHICAGO, opening of the first Chie; go cat | :+ miral TO morrow Merar Rackman, who will be-the pre- judge of a show will arrive from ; J | He sidings (drat judge : leans in January. have been offered THE WEATHER. FORECAST. FAIR—MUCH COLDER. Fair and much Tuesday night and Wednesday Missouri and | liinois—Fatir Tuesday night Wednesday; colder Tuesday night show elight St. Tents and vicinity: rivers in this section i] inges The barometer ts highest over the the southeast por Central Mountain slope and untry. and lowest over the Lake North Atlantic and the «se and along the ns oceurred over the Lake o and Upper Mississippi vrallers, West and far Northwest. It was she adiar morning over portions of Illinois and Minnesota No beary precipita ported sture has risen in nearly all aee w exception of a decided fail in Dakota, Pennerl- Wreming, Colorado, South vania and Ubie Post- -Dispatch Thermometer. who | ' arrange; | seve ral ‘ forward to the! habits | that some-' tentlor | Louis lexpost- | Tuesday to} (‘one | battleship | of Mrs, | joint MADE LOVE ON A STREET CAR, A Romance That is Fellowed by a Divorce Suit. -—-a— —___ LILLIE HERNDON IS THE FAIR PLAINTIFF. SHE ASKS JUDICIAL SEPARATION FROM HER CONDUC- TOR HUSBAND. ‘BECAME ENGAGED WHILE GOING TO SCHOOL. Time Table So Arranged That the Two Met Each Morning and the Romantic Miss Was Soon Wvooed and Won. A pretty love story .which Compton Heights street ca Jure roses last summer has found its with the coming of winter in the divor Court. T for legal separation filed by LfII- against Charles J. denouement in school girl's infatua- slanchbe Herndon ‘rndon Wednesday is t romance of a hi tion for a trolley car conductor. "T he tris ndship il as born with rose- buds and blossomed into love with the full biewn flowers could not endure under the y mat Syprngens und now an -alt a year prays restor: ation of her maiden name such other recompense for her ion as justice may dictate. plaintiff who is a ghee 4 early twenties lives wi ‘A Lafavette avenue, ion aiso made his home until] Oc according to the petition, he jeft y flat to which he has since not urned, and made “oy home with an Mrs. (Groves at Ih Deer street. The specific charges is failure tO support desertion ¢; be brought action against a ‘husband bsented himself from hie bett year or more. A minor he conductor suffered one of to strike down his school presence without his Inte Lillian Blanche Fuller and Char Herndon became acquainted last summer. LAllie was a pupil at the St. Lou:s High School, She rode to and from school each day. It so Rappened that she invariably rode on the Compton dy. ts car on which Hernaon collected the f . The time table brought tnese two Herndon is vVvoung looking and polite beyond the most exacting require- | ments of street railway companies’ rules for their employes, He defi ly duaietad the school girl to board his War at the raised her umbrella dissa: horunette aunt house, never had to be asked | 'Crazy Woman Calls at Senator Rollins’ ’ fer at the junction with ~ nain line on Washington avenuy Hlerndoi vas a prime favorite with most of the i school cirls. who rode on his car. because he Was so polite, Chestertield will betray the tender passion once it takes him, and it Was not jong er Merndon bore for one school gir] san to be commenied on by her clas. - re married July 3. The bhe- what Suen tnings sfu). The Garand gave up roqonp and sec] red a py sition iS SO- r the Donk Brothers « ‘oul Compa- order to approach his ife’s social | Suspicions were in the wife's mind when a their marriage her to visit his Cooings ieasant pertion States tnat Saori husband and suddenly the netgh imi nediate at- He went rar’ tga Herndon re- ceived a} Aa mMessenver boy, which state hi, er husband had packed his thes at gone Investiga- tion showed the absence of his wearing an- parel. The ever-present neighborhoo 1 gos. Sips were about next dav with a storv that Herndon had entered a Carriage in which ua fashionably dressed TOMAN Was seated not a block away from his house and had he r) dirven ra pidly wes n Lafayette avenu VEST IS FOR COLONIES —— —j} —_-_ --—— 'Missouri Senator Wants Our Right to Acquire Territory Declared. WASHINGTON, Dee. 6. the Senate Was devoted mainiv to routine matters, the The session of introduction of bills and pres reports. Mr. Morr™ presented . petition fom the Legislature of Vemont asking for the revival of the grade of miral and the re Dewe liale vive the grade f entation of wnition of Rear presented a bil] Admiral and Vi Vest Missour! introduce laring that under | States bas power held and governed Senator reso jl THE WAR LORU S FOR PEAC Kmperor William Approves the Czar’s Proposal. OPENING OF THE REICHSTAG BY THE GERMAN RULER. HIS GOVERNMENT DECLARED TO BE AT PEACE WITH ALL NATIONS. BUT MEANS TO HOLD | ON TO KIA CHOU. — Hopes His Brilliant Reception in Pal- estine Will Prove a Permanent Benefit to the Interests of Germany. BERLIN, Dec. 6.—’ ed to-day by unnouncing The Reichtag was open- Emperor Willlam who. after the introduction of a series of social and labor bills and the completion of the organization of the army, said that Germany’s relations with al) the fig powers continued to he the principal object ‘ign friendly and (i: of his policy would to contribute to the Therefore. His approval the maintenance of peace. Majesty hailed with warm Czar’s magnanimous proposal for the furtherance of that object. The Emperor referred to the 21na- tion of the Empress of Austria as a savaz and ruthless act which had der ? pon and aSssa: caused him | which had evoked the most Sincere sympatay throughout Germany. Alluding to the anti-Anarchist conference at Rome, the Emperor said the readiness with which the invitation had been accent- ed DV the powers justified the hone tout its deliberation would have practical results. Alluding to the war bet een Spain and the I’nited States, His Majesty said Ger- meny's neutrality was conscientiously and lovally observed towards both bellieerents. Then, talking up colonial affairs, Emperor William pointed out the measures taken for the economic aring that while consctentrously ing the well-acquired riznt the German Governm efforts to the further promotion ' its economic relations with China. which yearly growing mor: 15! apy art ‘he Emperor concluded with « reference . gt () tolhe - via | Herndon pelerer he hoped ed him by the veryvywhere enefit to of (ye? ‘HAMMERED THE FURNITURE. —— ee » Office. Rolin: mornina i James Ni, nue Tuesda Sone Wit and smashed it frazment wh ch immed” Aj subdued woman ; took he thie ‘itv Dispen- sary. ii he operating roon he attempted to disrobe it was restrained. Dr. Kearney tre CC} for observa- jired strength rnev and ki tmbulance, She would not ‘CAMPBELL STILL CONGRESSMAN Colonel of the Ninth Illinois Will Not Resign Civil Position. Spectal to the Post-T'ispatch., WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. Representat ampbell of illinois, Colonel of Ilinois Regiment, will leave Wash to-n! t for Savannah, Ga... whene ro .o (‘uba with his regiment. not resig@~ned my seat in (‘on- (fol. Campbell. ‘‘and I do not eontemp d ite taking that action. There is no (70OVvVe rnor of not see i accent tne hen tendered the. tender.’ James N nth hnecessii S RSs he resignation spring and I shall not ——— .... WILL NOT PLAY HERE. Team Decides Against St. Louis. The 71e% be. team will not represent St Louis h National League of Basebal) lal dispatch from the Ohio eda x De Hans Robis Lee i * not to trans lis umoeol! al al lll, THE MERCHANTS of &t. bow TESTIFY To the VALUE of the DOST-[) IOPATCH TOTAL COLUMNS OF PAID ..LOCAL ADVERTISING.... DURING 12} THURSDAYS POST-DISPATCH, GOS 629 6G - - COLUMNS ALL OTHER ENGLISH ) EVENING PAPERS COMBINED THE P-D.’S EXCESS OVER ALL OTHERS COLUMNS. COLUMNS. $a Inclusive * gree PS ce rr Fs pe a ate $ne gees : _ : ano dn ; a . women, most of them of the Detter cla ( andy sent through the mails from Califor- the many eyes turned upon her. nia to Delaware last August. —— Dec. 6.—Mrs. Cordelia She was frequently in consuiadion with > her counsel, and took note of every #te of th®:-trial. The courtroom was crowde long before the opening of the case —_ at least three-fourths of the spectatovs ‘ress was made. s ,; estate | > ; ton, father of Mr: The trial began yesterday, but litle rrce- An important item of expense in the Bot- ' ro ¢ a kin case has been authorized by Judge To-day an effort will @@.| Carrol] Cook on the application of Chief made to continue the case until Friday of Poilee Lees. Chief Lees “fled an Nearly all the important witnesses for the,| davit dectaring that it Was nhecéssary? have arrived from Delaware. Among | secure the attendance of a these ‘is ex-Congressman John B. Penning-| witnesses who are residents of ‘Doever,.Del., Dunning. and that to do so the City of San "Fran- Says he recognized the claco was required to pay in advance the handwriting upon the box “of poisoned| traveling expenses of these persons, The chocolates as that in the anonymous let-}| names of the witnesses on Chief Lees’ let Mr. Pennington | found, it is claimed, that | lh | * ters Which began to come from San Fran-j|are as follows: cisco on July 17, 1897, saying that Mr. Dun- T. M. Gooden, J. B. Pennington, Harry ning Was leading a fast life in San Fran-| Pennington, Josephine Bateman, Ethei cisco. The letter which Mrs. Dunning re- | Millington, Edith Clark, J. D. Deane, John ceived early in July of this year she carried] P. Dunning, Dr. Lemuel B' shop, Dr. P. W to - her father. It concluded, “By all means | Downes, Dr. T. R. Wolf, R. C. White, & you get a divorce.” J. MeVey, Leila Deane. ‘“Father,’’* said Mrs. Dunning, “if any a socntinn to the estimate made b more letters come from San Francisco don't | Lees, it has cost $3207 to buy the let me see them.” tickets for these witnesses at > And the next letter that came was tinter-| San Francisco and return, and to’ cepted by Mr. Pennington, and it was the| their incidental expenses for sleeping ca last, but its contents may help send Mrs.| meals and the tke, on the way here care, Botkin to the gallows. It reached Dover vn | back to their homes. July July 16. and it read: The expenses of 15 witnesses at the moat “It it is evidence that you need before ap-} moderate hotel in the city will not fall plving for a divorce you can find it at No. | short of $0 a day. it ia estimated, and if 927 Geary street, San Francisco, Cal.” the witnesses are held here for cross-eX- Mr. Pennington traced letter and| amination and for rebuttal testimony, as Cordelii Bet-| the lawyers usually- consider necessary, H kin lived at No. 927 Geary s ‘'t, and when | its safe to put that Item at $1000, e fees the crime Was committed rill of local witnesses’ and experts ip the analy- that she was the murderess. i poisons will probably take another experts have since sworn, wus there will be the per diem ef handwriting as that on the potsonea ce; Y » jurors, which is $24 a day in the ag- parcel and on the note inclosed. Shree ex- ‘epate, ; if the case tis prolonged to perts, working separate.y, agree + this | 2 jurors will receive $480. The point. shorthand reporter will come in for some- Attorne y-General White of Weliwure ia! th'ne like $700. or possibly more. The sal- e and will assist in the prosecucion of lary of the dudge and of the se Botkin. tler imprisonment has made} offic s4y be reckoned at not leas than no decided change in the appearance of | $300. This wlll give a total of more than Mrs. Botkin. She was dreseed in a tailor- | $6000 of expense in sight. with all eentin- iInade costume when she appeared in‘court, | genctes of costs and fees on appeal, the and wore a fashionable hat over which was| maintenance of the prisoner at the public a thin. light ve'l, which did not at all con-| charge, and other incidentals to be COs. ceal her features, sidered hereafter. MISSING TABLE LINEN, STILL A VANISHED STAR. The Only Cloth Owen by the Cruiser Nc Credence Put in Sean That Gillett Brooklyn Is Missing. Is in Mexico. The repor fugitive cattie (‘hihuahwa, stock outspokenly denied at Pin- Special to the Post-Dispatch, | KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 6. NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—The Brooklyn is stig that Grant G, Gillett, the ‘rack cruiser but is short on tabie lia king. has been apprehended In Ever since the fleet went to fight the en receives so credence at the Spantards the Brooklyn has only had one irds. and ts table cloth for the officers. It has not Eioten headquarters A story printed hete that now angd.a naval board of inquiry is] js that the man who looks like Gillett, ane urabwbie to say ‘¥ ho stole li t COoStl avout left (*h yunnta for Du- $29 and one man Was detailed many | rango has returned without weeks to Wash and patch it alter eacn] the woman, but none of the men interested meal! in the capture of the swindter put any A board of survey named by Admiral] faith in the story beyond the poo fach | Bunce at the Navy Yard discovered that! that “a man booking like Gillett” may be who last week with a woman, Illinois | the only table cloth had been stolen Thist in Chihuahua ‘nding was sent to Commander Bradford, Several] stockmen have received tete- Chief of the Equipment Bureau with @! grams from points in Western Texas sayin recommendation that the stolen cloth be; that Gillett was seen or heard of In inal part of the country a week ago cine eplaced ; Commander Bradford sent the applica-| these messages caused Charles A, Sharf- m-* to the Secretary of the Navy at fer of the Shaeffer-LMunting Uo. to start Washinztoa with the report of the Board] for El Paso with a warrant for Gillett. Mm of Survey On the bex.of the application! Shaeffer left last Thureday but his parts ea ’ George Bunt'ng. says that Shaefter tf does he knewr was written | ner, rte “Work «.; ‘the board approved, but no/| has not found Celli nor it) .7e" ‘President Robison of the Cleveland | demanding that the x i | | |e | Robert Biven Will Fight to Hold Of- | reign i igh Ba oes 4 is ee , ? ton. Commander must A warrant © ixneued Tuesday morning, nd it is underetoed that as soon as Vogel rested, he will give bond, Vogel ta the outcome of clot! | where Gl peti found is p ae to mean tnat the aiahieandaen the cruia@er stole it. officers of the BrookNWn are de. ter rmined to have enough wfil he Seu in ‘Charge Against Wm. Vogel Presages @ culprit be found and Police Crusade. ourt martialed a ar may find its way to Congress. a a ee ee a 4 irwe ef #eiiin ottery tloket Capt. ag The eum igatre?t } wee 6-2’ Wtepatch to the several Weeks PLiANnNMIinNg To begin with, on SW YOR - { Afepa ’ veainhee 19 ceman Robert Lee of the 1 from ishington, 1 orders to hear Admiral i ent tii iin th ex! ' otters of the City ” ' be assigned to re- ective Mike Kelly whe complete d pretitme- the opinion of | nariea incident to the om In police cireits ; ‘he gu ’ Te Yorktown, that it only marke the heginning of a gen- ] be wey wil nave an ample eral eriuseme le it ju he lie ved that numerous opposed to the replacing of the TTERY TICKETS, linen at their ness, an appeal will be Before the case is finished the queation William V: saioon keeper at Sevent® Coghlan’s Ship » Ordered to the Pyietr! icket from Vogel, lew ind the crulser Raleigh, Mie®* sidition of the it ja claimed that the’ Vegel warrant te of others are invoiverl, eaVe: Secretary eoetyi- he ground that he believes some _—_- ®}-- -- made to Washing- Hradford of who stole the Brooklyn's tabie oth and Chestnu : “, answer tne United States. ; Sixth ing i ‘ articioate In a dra@win (‘ogmhian to thre t nited : Th “ in! rpmation Wue given aver to De- more than ordinary importance-—-that &#*, as indi ~~ ee MORE TURMOIL IN PARIS. Anti-Dreyfusites Move on the Prison Where Picquart Is Confined. PARIA, bee 6€-—All Parte ile to-day tellie” ing of the proceedings at & meeting held last night under the auepices of the Paa- triot League the moat victent ont f tee a lon in Paria, at which MW Milevoye od De Roulede declared that t time had “arrived to pose from worde fe acts. The audience thereupon march to the Cherche Midi prison. Col. Piequart t* confined. The pott fered, whey hen ee the “patriota’™ for a meeting “es heied by the of revision for ey fun. eurred, revolvers. wounded. MARSHAL UNDER CHARGES. fice in Golden City. Special to the Toat-Diepatch GOLDEN CITY. Mo., Dec. 6&—At a meet- ing of the City Councll lest night a number of serious charges were brovaeht against Marshal Robert Biven and impeachment proceedings were sepetee When asked | the marshal declared that ae! would light the case, 2 | bis ca ee Thi aaa ‘i Mier) te» . = » tt tt i i i i it ot Co eegrent- number of ~ various court started te. 2 ad 0 % ‘ . . , “ - ~ * BES Re - > Bi cele ¥ e ¥ ad i a ‘ ahi o— ~ 4 * Oe ge "92 SP e249... >
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L 3 eee at s ‘ y = “4 = ies a ee ee TUESDAY—ST,. LOUIS POST-DISPATC 6, 1898 ~~ +, * o - ona - “ 7 — rs : ” » P 7 vy = > s me ~~" ad - - - a 4 :" a _ “~~ “ nN F ‘ ‘ “ yy . , . ? as 4 3 . ¢ ef Ps is ae 7. wo at a * ‘ a ep Ameer, 6 ee ¥ sat ‘ - 7a i P rs , i ete, : ° m" A 4 . , . hae t v zi , Pome ae =F , me fee ox! ~ —— : Be J 4 . Fy na * ~ > = pete yh ks, ee E v 4 . - iN i a ie te ,* out sing > eet Ls aay y z : Af be 4 aii: So ae oe” Pa ‘ . 4 ad t 7 p ‘ > 5 ‘they 4 + ‘ : * ow a Pu .* “y= ¥ © =, z a Ag Gs “Ar . ¥ y 4 . . ae » ¥ fe, - ~> ° rs o> — a ? 1 > “ae s bo t od a P eT - - . of ys * oF ’ : . + 2 . " ts gy « mr mye - é : “% .- - > Se . ? . 4 . * ray ‘ . f ‘ —_— .. ee . pT. ap a , * hive " . ‘| i we & ul Ta County Club and the Charcoal Club James Segrave, a brother-in-law of the dead man, hes offered a reward of $1000 for information. e he might —) Vvears old $150,000. He STREET FIGHT IN HAVANA. American and Tamaican Neecroes At- THOUSANDS FLOCK TO MADISON SQUARE GARDEN TO SEE THE CYCLISTS. A SPLENDID RACE SO FAR. Pierce, Miller, Stevens, Lawson, Wali- ler, Gimm and Albert Are Push- ing Each Other Closely. med Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Thousands of tators have flocked to the Madison Square Garden day and night since the long grind has commenced, and the greatest excite- ment prevails. The ranks are gradually thinning out and now only fifteen men of the thirty starters are riding. When the race was started ft was supposed that wonderful records would > made the first twenty-four hours. Miller and several oth- ers had trained, as they thought, enough to allow them to go 50 miles in the first twenty-four hours, and although they tried to go that distance they failed, Frank Waller. the “‘Bostonian,”’ is riding at a fearful gait, and his credit the only broken record since the race _ has started. He rode 314 miles and 8 laps in sixteen hours, without dismounting. MoDuffee and Eikes have, at different times. taken litle spins every now and then and put a great deal of life in t riders. Several times when these riders were on the ick Miller and Waller have tried to Keep up with them but have always failed. Willie Hicks. who was riding a tandem with another New York man, had a serious Spece- has to } ne ‘yr | during the night to quit. The average pace had dropped to about ten miles an hour atid every competitor had been able to leave his wheel for a short rest. Miller was off 70 minutes during the night and Waller 62 minutes. It was a close fight betweeen these two during the night. In spite of the let-up in heart-breaking speed, Pierce, at 7 a. m.; was six miles ahead of Miller’s record of last year. Tae foreign riders seemed to take a brace dur- ing the night, riding at a little better pace than yesterday. Score of the 1b leaders at 10 a.m: Pilkingtog Turville Forster.... MARRIED TO MUNCHAUSEN. New York Girl Weds a Descendant of the Famous Baron. NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Miss Martha Wash- Beckel, daughter of Joseph wealthy importer of Baron Burkhard Von Mun. member of an ancient noble family of Germany and owner of the family estate of Schwoelber, near Hanover, Germany, was married last night at the residence of the bride’s father in this city by the Rev. Dr. D. Parker Morgan, rec- ington seC Ke, a this city, and chausen, a 4 weather No Fire! No Smoke! ONLY SLIGHT DAMAGE BY WATER. Shoes for Less Than 50c on the Dollar! Watch papers for date of sale. Don’t buy Footwear before you see our advertisement. Baker - Bayles Shoe Co,, 509 NORTH SIXTH STREET. STORM SUBSIDES IN OHIO. So Far as Known There Were No Cas- ualties on Lake Erie. CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 6.—The heavy storm which raged throughout this section’ , s P inheering for nearly 48 hours subsided and the * # , aie era to-day is clear and cold. There ».. from has been such general prostration of telegraphic and telepoone wires in years as that suffered during the past two days. Owing to the heavy sleet, wet snow and high winds many poles on all routes lead- ing west of this city were carried down and the wires prostrated for long distances. The telepraph companies say the wires are coming up very slowly. The wind reached DEATHS. Frederick EF. Birkiche. Augusta Birkicht father of Monday, the Welnesday. fautmily BIRKICHT of beloved hus. band (nee Schneeberger, and Whiliians midnight, afier «a age of 40 yeurs Dec, FT. 31008. ef 2 residence, 101244 Morrison ‘dear sirkieht, and Augustus on at ilinessa, at has not Relatives and friends are invited te attend. New York, Denver (Colo), Van Burem (Arck.) and Milwaukee papers please COpy. CLARK—On Sunday, Dee, 4, 1898, Henry L. Clark, in the elgbty-sixth Year of his age, at bis reet- denee, No. SORe Washington ay Funeral / services willl be held at the howe Dec. 7, at 2 p. m. KIiMZ Kimz, Sr., ll:lo o'clock a. m., the age of 5l his kmelia tor of the Church of the Heavenly est. Baron Munchausen js a direct des«end- ant of the famous story teller, Baron (*‘ourt. the “irculit Court. the member (commis- Jn- Ts judges of the ¢ of the Board of Health Public Imstruction, Prison ; of Registration, Inspect: other public officers that by law, and all officers salaries exceed $2000 per annum. - > ee ‘ovisions of the bill are as follows: OSes " / —— 1) ‘ ris to possess the veto power ™ but ie may be overriden by a two- “WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.—The Presiden: te of both houses the Legisla- transmitted (congress the report ax a velocity of 60 miles an hour. So far learned no marine casualties occurred. chausen, whose life was caricatured, t _T OU » family claim, by an enemy of the work 0. H. BAKER MUST HANG. bears his name. at : Baron. Who is 3 years old, was for- | Missouri Supreme Court Finds the Sen- at meriy first HNeutenant in the 14th field er- : ; j tillery regiment of Carlsruhe, Baden. After tence in His Case Only sresne ‘ having spent twelve years in active ser- the Post-Dispatch. . ne Is now a reserve officer in the CITY, Mo., regiment. bi the Supreme tour estate, which is well known in Ger- many. is more than 3000 acres in extent. Sit- affirmed the judgment of the reo upon it fs one of the most beautiful] County Cireuit Court finding cas ee : Y » .~ i , » . . a eas ‘ } ; -. istles in Northern Germany, which was Baker guilty of murder in the and sentenced him to be hanged January 10 next. Baker killed his wife, Annie erected by Baron Hilmar Von Munchau- sen, the founder of this branch of the fam- Baker, by beating her to death with a club | Kunz (nee Steffenhaur), father area as saker ani vife wer —— nna March last Bake ind \ . ‘nry, Minnie. Emella and Bertha Kuns ily, 30 years ago. both intoxicated before the crime was al - ” The existing laws of Hawaii, not family is related throug marriiges families of the late K mitted. The next morning al Wednesday, Dec. ¢. .at 3 p wife were heard bv the family residen@e in Columiia, with the constitution and the King of Han- the United States or this aet mn and the late Prince Bismarex. Its sx | q ; : Pane j afte } when they reached the and STiende ar btn 1 to n dead. T C‘ourt subject to. the repeal or agit é . é nt. : ee eg | wh on akdiaaia a members own several great estates in diff- “9 a Ihe EASY ON THE TRUST. in the case faker brutaily beat his Supreme Court, However, Demands hr! esialatuse of Hat babe. | ; coat , erent parts of Germany, . = WO W. HE S AGE to death, while she cr.ed and pleads 1 wi! — the Standard Oil Books. him for mercy. Hence the judgment is just, and is affirmed, and the defendant or- “wr e COLUMBUS, 0O., Dec. 6.—The Supreme Court handed down it’s decision in dered executed. Chief Justice Gantt wrote the opinion, in which all the court con- SYBL SANDERSON RECOVERING, |IF ZOE HALBERT CAN PROVE HER the commas ree a eee curred. BUT THE RICH HUSBAND SHE | ALLEGATIONS IN SEEKING General tench Pee, staid cm ne, fh Ela tom at GAINED OUT OF DIVORCE | SEPARATION FROM CLAR- Oil Co., for refusing to produce their COURT IS NOT EX- ENCE E. HOLT HE laged violation of the osbent af ae bani PECTED TO LIVE. IS A BIGAMIST. | Court by Trust. The court orders the accident while getting ready to pace Eddie Wadenmine a five-mile exhibition. The vs stuck to the inside of the the turn the tandem slipped, his head tack the Soldiers of Spain. HAVANA, In a American Jamaica to Congress Who Shall Pos- the Same Privi- leges as Territorial Tie fight bet ween Henry on Sunday, Dec. 4, at after a lingering Mines years, 5 mouths and 24 dave« Ill. Beloved lustans Steffeohaur) and fuath & and Bertha Kiwe, Dec. 7. at 2 wp. We residence in Coélumbta, 1 friends are invited to attemd. Sunday, Dec. 4, at lingering £ess and negro teamsters and eXe971 ore from thea fur 7 MITA Eon one sida home, Columbla. Kimz Mirinie, Funeral Wednesday, from the familly Kelatives and Delegates. Be mA : : 5 soldier® on ne anther, in the and was force Tamia Varroa tire as ight. » rece ived hard " in concussion rib. of t} R 1> le a 1¢ rs ) morning, were: Tlavaw 3 , (nee Ant Bpeciul to kmelin JEFFERSON No. 2 of Dec. 6.—Divi- to-day Shannon H. as yrree ‘ a), serores rhe this (Tueeday sion tovecdity thie Senators Hiit, liawall bils drawn ernment of the islands as a pol I nited Pin the report is mainly Wallan the ing institutions, the ductions, climate, ha Cilities, Interest, devoted proposed by Clic ippendix the various re uiiees and the copies of the Three bills at SF Ueration of Col cipal of hianwuilan Commission, consisting ot Legislature is authorized r munty nicipallt and ir he islands after ros brought the same duties when imported any fw KUNZ—Henry Kunz, Sr., 11:15 o'clock a. m., after a “ut of S| years, 5 montha and ut his ‘olumbia, I beloved husbasd Pierce Oscor en Waller (;imm Lawson Representa- Judge hres text ' the Commission tor rhe gfoVv- and Morgan, Ls ly ith (‘ullom irst iliness., and the President iive af tie age "4 «cave together w tes, Ke home, ¢ ‘eum n upon by the > Rent tan af the >» ae of Fimelia and M4 rr) & wT : ’ States ortion SISO Tt tHa- nue n rorce @X1el- nmdmeff of (“ong ress preliminary ile inhabitants, criptive of the th house Relative Islands, Lhe Tegeler, Tilemdhow ww a m.. in the @itu io2d Frana- on TERGELER—W. Frederick Tbe 6. ai ib public domatn, na ornditie pro- says that from the evidence morning, rbors a shipping fa- und various ms of general vear of his age, at his residence, The lin «ay Funeral Thursday portion maint!s the horse, of { his remaining Services at ’ held ess na Lec. &., in ing@® to agricuiture are continued in force, exc ius may be modified by Congress o; S egisiature and the Secretary of Agricul- ture is charged with the duties of examining the laws Hawali relating to agriculture, forestry, public lands and public roads and reporting thereon to the President The bill also provides that the constitu- tion and laws of the United States lkdecally applicable shall have the same force and effect in the territory of Hawali } , 1 : . ’ *% ._* ~—*% . ft ¢ > ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ , | " . re d , ‘ ‘ . ne aA 4, a ot Ce RE ge ee a > as ee aR, Yaa ipe ¢ EI RES PE RRS BORO - " kT ast aes ° e Poe tat eg ts Bbe. oF a TE i RR AIRE wae 2 e Zhe
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- ~ Fe Pe ee % i Pre eo ig i ‘ea ee kay 3 E DAY'S yor B88 : 2 UDb . CO* Z| E Cateteaeh 3000 AV. TREATY il tA | AV. Engravings, Fre:. os fashington ave Dry Goons Go. Washington Ave an = . AN : 3 , AMERICAN ATTITUDE. 4 | . a. a t GBP ok A\N “NN 7 - : 7 e ea ha N { | : % yr THE SPANIARDS ARE QUIBBLING | //! Bi Reais iGry N 7: a AND TRYING TO SAVE | bal BR {ost gee ; WHAT THEY CAN. i) BLES Ae SSE PER NT oe, Gage >, era, : ah ‘ ps “4 FB fa Ve, Ae - 6 a, , . i : ‘ aS S . ya f i ? BEES - \ » 4 : is te, y . SLASHING SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS AT THE PARISIAN | a “It Can Contain Anything /\ | Mi JEWELRY gee ng ERMOD & JACCARD 3: the \ ictor Puts Into It.” Ps 7 Grand” CHRISTMAS | Broadway. Near Locust. | QPoNINGS itete ZMas- Grand nificeat Stores. a | Aj , to call and see the at remarkably low pricas THIS ILLUSTRATES THE fom Foo Do Not Fall: grand collection ot WATGHES fn the Dinmend Seen ces ROADWAY, NEAR LOCUST ST. we — ee neat eS i - CAROLINES DEAL MAY NCW FALL THROUGH. | TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). 69c Black Figured Satin Duchesse— ) Ladies’ 12c absolutely Pure Too many of them, they must go, they come Linen Handkerchiefs, 1 5c . AFD AN MS ve ' es AF ae VA og DA. Cae in neat figures and Bayadere l-inch hems ~ : J\}\ Me At4, ‘ ° hi Nd Oe a +. oF, SAP amet NY i ieee = 0) 8 es > ge - effects, are all silk, eee vou ( . Many Vexatious Delays Caused by the \ Pd , * C3 ane sees beer a 5 Seg ie >: mee. and very brilliant Tlen’s 19¢ All-Pure Linen Hem- 7 | . : » " - | x ~ > Je "4° a of ~ s “-* : 4 ' } ’ May SiN ,. ** iu : i Be pit.” E 1 le a . ~~ ~~ “Sree t a, _ _—— - ee — Long Discussion of Minor Details $1.00 Silk Striped Gros de Londre, prety handeencldered 10c in Which Spain Is Lcoking Feps 4, eS ’ ' ee in several elegant shadings, clusters of three initial | ove Oe > ee sae ci Ladies’ Gold Chate- | for an Advantage. Ve a A eS A Coles 42 See This Ladies’ Solid Gold Watch, case = atne Watok. in fancy . - | / : SS oS > y > ae richly carved in bold relief work and 00 case | | i i ‘- | , Rey Aa” diamond center, with And in very pretty Silver Judge Day has summed | //\) SO, / ee Pil Ne our guaranteed Case, as low /} ; RAT LS OF ) Ses movement. , . ; . 1 ¢e V\)\ . 3 the Yamnerical Peace ‘ bs . M ‘ 7 to se 6 the ‘m is to eee eee ** *** Gentlemen's Solid Gold Watch, set with These watches are fitted with our own make of movements, each a s Solid Gold Watch, fully war- buy .... ies’ 35c isis ‘ aaileies aha fine large diamond, et 15, 00 bearing our name. Every watch is carefully run and regulated be- splendid I timekeeper, AW) cay Bay aderes and 29¢ All-w00l) Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. warranted stripes, beautifully blended combination . colors—these goods are far out of Ladies’ 19¢ absolutely aii Linen ’ the ordinary and make exquisite 59¢ Handkerchiefs, with Mexican Waists.... drawn work 10¢ $2.25 Black Pekin Striped Moire An-} in assorted designs.. | ‘ » e . est and the best all-silk pe ap en ane - av y enough to stand Men’s 10c full size Japonettes goods made; H one ‘ brilliancey; andkerchiefa, alone, and of diamond brilliane with silky initial . Bf vd Oe ge aa a a? Re ee aca” ad he 5 , a" | 4 “fis tone 8, : ll-wool Fancy Mixtures, hun- 1800 ¢ fore shipping, registered and fully guaranteed by us. } only . Check Be a all 0 fy ount pure Tinea. 7c Po” Le hy a BAA3E; 2:2 22 Zsa s SSES * . nothing like them ever before or embroidered initial, Wednesday.... — =. SES ===. SSS SSH = == “Say Sa’ > —_— ever will be again sold for & ~ Sy > > American fi) Ojedo wher in- oy = . ~\ i. - vs OS aa * > “ ee the money Ladies’ 25c fine Swiss Embroidered 49c double- width All-woo! Camel’s? Handkerchiefs, scalloped and 12+¢ . ‘ . ™ e , . . * =] re * s | 9 . . » ) > le, making the net importations the morants to eat up your substance, control Hair Dress G-ods.in.two-color effects, 60c all hemstitched, footing and a open ques- argest ever known. The total imports of{ your politics, and warp the political views 5 a oe edges, Wednesda Se. i ace gold were $120,391,674 and the exports $15,- | in all the communitics. Send a man to wool Real English Cur! P laids, =p nobby . “ 1} t ‘teu 106.391, the net imports being $104,985,283, the | Congress to help defeat this great evil.” checks and other novelties, lpg. 25 Ladies’ and Men’s Pere Linen Nem- Bu hi : largest in any preceding year being $97,-| Such tirades against reason, and such ap- goods were ever thrown on the Cc stitched Handkerchiefs, hand-embroidered argall 466.12 1881, Mae le on only twelve previous}; peals to prejudice and ignorance, the counter for . initial—these .handkerchiefs come in fancy “ eeting yesterda) & a ae om mmnot talk. We . ; ~ *« 3 . as Tie the 7 in $1.10 54- inch All-wool Venetian({ boxes, six handkerchiefs 25c (‘arolines occasions since 180 have the year’s im-/| statesman must oppose by the simple Cloths, in very select new colorings, very de- to the box—$1.45 per box; wf ser porte of gold equaled the exports. The im-jtruth. Is a system of bank credit cur- \” The t - portation of silver, most of which comes]|rency, in its ability to meet the varying Ut | into the country in lead ore and base but; Wants of an industrious commercial! peo- 1 island. You ion, amounted to $30,927 781 in value, against! ple, superior to the issues of Government i 00. 533.227 in 1897 and $28.777.186 in 1896, while | paper money? If that question be answered ave it.” nre a‘'sposed to leave it the exportation of the year amounted to; affirmati vely, it may be safely left to time jem entailing long debate $55.105,239 in value, against $61,946,638 in the to show that the nature of the banker disposition ft be made of the ——_—___ — -—_ - —_@@-9e— preceding vear. differs not at all from the general nature Spanish munitions of | "4 ae This satisfactory condition of our oe of me Ray other ogee. As every other militarv posts outside f Manila, which ie , =} Cign trade extended to our commerce with;| man who gets an honest living must live Americans have not captured. The Span- | Secretary Gage’s Report Shows That the Re=-| sis, trade extended to our commer great | by service Tendered in the sphere of his a: ish commissioners ontend: that Spain | . ° geographics] divisions. Our sales to Eu-}| tivities, so the banker must perform faith- should be permitted to ship “e! sy eahenteh tie | ceipts for the Fiscal Year Were $738,549,- rope alone increased $16),420.601, while our Agmny and we his function or fail of his me The Americans repli that, as the . purchases from that section of the globe! fair reward. The motives for his action are Stats had onquered the Philip- . ae S$ decreased $124,258.514; and to all the great;the same. It is not for the benefit of the TE ese munitions were spolis of “ar, 255.20; Disburse ents 827,588,124,80. divisions, except Oceanica, there was| banker, or any particular clase, that the ‘he Sp ds tinally wai ved ir ibbie. An increased sale and from all ex-| plea for currency reform is urged; it is hes ippear we d to the Vili : +> cept Asia and Oceanica, decreased im-j|urged on behalf of the whole people, who eee Tt ae sirable for stylish street cos- 59 each oscceceee Soe, ae ee ee C)A Grand Pre-Holiday Clearing — Some 2000 or more half bolts—the motth's 15c quality Fancy Black Skirt 5 accumulation of all kinds of Plain and Fancy 4 Lining, 36 in. wide Ribbonus—Ribbons for Fancy Work, Christ. C mas Decorations, etc., with values up to§i 15¢ quality Black Back — TC per yard—in three immense lots, want title Oc, 17c and 23¢ i Ladies’ $5.00 Cloth Jechiel colors blue and black, high storm col- Pretty Dolls, worth up to 50c each, lar, four and six button effects, e including dolls with kid bodies, dolla tha- new sleeve, new length close their eves, dolls with shoes and stock- Laiies’ $7.50 Light Tan, Brown, ings, dressed dolls in v blue and black Jackets, some with coat col- costumes— ; ee ee SS RS ae ee ee —four and six button effects... dolls dressed in the latest fashion, join Ladies’ $10 Kersey and Melton) dolls, dolls with kid bodies, with Jackets, 23 and 24 inch length, some hand- closing eyes, with shoes and 4 9c § somely braid trimmed, some trimmed with) stockings, etc.—your choice........ satin bands, otbers plain, Dollis, worth up inlaid velvet and — SO, «3 Q t new sleeve, new lengt Ladies’ $12.50 Sik Curl Astrakhan Cloth Jackets, 24 inches long, four- button Six packages of Hair Pins, put effects, some with tury-down collar, some Up ina large bundle, good quality, tor. IC with high-flaring collar, new sleeve, fined th pi with $4. 49 Two spools of Thread, gece ey high colored sil quality, for cs Ladies’ $5.00 Plush Capes, 20 inches ( Atomizers in endless variety” long, handsomely embroid- and styles, all perfect, just one 15¢ , ered, full sweep, trimmed ‘ lot of 500 on sale: with Thibet fur Ladies’ $10.00 Plush Capes, 30 inches long, full sweep, made of best qual- Kniver, Crochet Needles. Nut ' : broic im- . the re- deposi ‘ ln) national banks were L! nus in- progress 17) enite ot all obstacles and emn- discussion—they would, I bellev e. meet the we Mc 7 lered, tr Pie ks. Darne TS. etc. Zs ;” mmproml: imaiy re J ! lo ae i in ~ crease i bv $66. 775.610.8S berween May ol and barrassmente to commerce and industry, countrvw’s ne eds. I commend the ‘subje et to Ine 5 O8 ALL ENGRAVING FREE OF CHARGE. for a term of years, th hips of that port of the Treasurer ol the | Oct. difference to nee dful and healthful reforms. rade metic process when gone roeet between the Indeed, it is a familiar fact that individ- Th House bills 10,289 and 10,333 are embod- two governments are resumed, — — WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 6.—In his an- 7 also directed that a large share of ee in uals, families, and nations ignorantly suffer | ied a series of measures in some respects joi commissior rt 3 m., ANC pe ceeds of the popular loan be “ae 9 teS IN | under the i} ision that the very source of | more meritorious. The measures therein iting as this dis a , as sent. nual’ report national banks, so that these funds, while their affliction is itself an agency for good, | proposed are the result of careful study by |) deve loped that ALE “pt cnn savs: , at all times available for use, might, until Something like this has marked our finan- expert and experienced men. With e : ; NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—It appears that de- the loan of $200,000,000, the 7 ital stock of the banks | important links in that chain of . Same generml head, yet differentiated from Values up to $10.00 in Ladies’ Fancy / $1.00 Cyrene Bergerac 490c . $827 588,124.80. There was consequt ntly a de- Treas- extra sweep, Thibet far Ladies’ 2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 shiek )) the vear. and at $775, 7o1,- During the existence of the national illustrate: \ in «a: Lily business, and empha- quite clearly that the aggregate revenue to ee and down ordinary | inch, steel rod, paragon frame, some 50 dif- Ladies’ $8. 00 Boucle and ideas ferent styles of handles, handsome bhand- Capes. 32 inches long, extra painted dresden, silver. and gold trimmed % full sweep, finished with Thi- naturals, plain weic va furze, } t fur around colar and etc., silk case and tasse!] ‘$1. 25 K ° . ee } brellas, windsor silk and taffeta silk, 26- , clude any part ol The authorized capital in ecnhain argument. | each other by mor P " a 4 ’ " 1a? = . 7 ee) ht band = g . . . » © OT less im ) rts = . - ; : ewes by me great Sunday storm along siege contig haley ae ae " Sar. th aah t. at on COrect. Si, 1898. was $624,552,.195; the cir: Ue. Ev im a a ae of foreign war, the civil- ticulars Many comp! aint? in av mage Pei Silk W —. and tally Wale, Chains. . nay 7 : : 7 | a 2 fore the close of th aeatinas Se lation outstanding, $239,546,281, of which ]|ized demand of both contestants is for due] fro y . - . ; all colors, beautifully th Atlant! Const and the Gulf region ‘rom those unreconciled to such int: oh gah ty made; choice... ¥ Solid Gold Baby Rings, with 25 en , » "Preasury — > : ents : alee : ; were formally covered “into the ~ | $910.045.456 is secured by bonds and $29,h00- | respect to private property and individual tations o wa op goles : , — j eal a , , ees 94 ON mn) ives ere at f aving ecel s clude: » sum of $64,751,223. 70, Trane - aft » [nited States c¢ avec a state of peace, |} f ree state shoul! . : niv two live Ss Were lo \ a woman ha ins re ‘ ipts l nm tg . of the inion Pa- I re as ure t of the I neues 5 . ile . on a Cour PE my a oat nt ie " 3 = . 1 fre © 3 Ete ‘ = d penditures. it might be well to consider the een smothered to death in a snow bank realized from ews of liquidating and insolvent associations, ' i IBniS ane contract relations ips propriety of repealing some of the more fleece lined and plain— $1. 50 Real Kid Gloves. suitable for , W ednesday street or evening wear, made only of the C : ; 3.8 : . , ‘ is, while , : : iy ‘ ; in New Jersey, and George Whit flagman); cific and Kansas Railroag ag" and those reducing circulation. A com-|%e elven immunity from the incidental Say © , , . ° . * . . ’ “ , ' cs ; l- . . ; ; , ‘ ‘ . ~4 . S all ” 4 ») # ore ofthe West Shore Road at Ne whare. ie + on the other hand, the e xp nditur + py parison of the circulation account on | though serious, effects now suffered through settle Y . fe: cures ot the Lot Until = . ; ariso Settled conditions, however, as to extraor- Ladies’ 50c Fancy Hose—plain and most carefully selected skins, every pair dinary expenditures for the Army and “ds fully gueranteed and fitted to the hand— . . ° ; ~ ] THe , e a+ . . ‘ ’ ; f. — . . having been blown wth } ic shanty into ere ased by $29 8. ong a ui 4 a tay 6 Oct 2] 1898. with et. 3). 1897. shows an in- perturbations in 1 endian ggg finances fo on, Ldsor tive nd are ! Le ion of Pacifti anroadg Surin, ‘rease of $9.582.77 ! : i F our menace to our domestic ‘affairs, severa as “ ome verbal amendments, making more orings and designs : buttons and hooks, in every conceivable from Baltimore for} total holdings avail able in this brat neh of , been a companion evil—perhaps the greater q ai che “8 oneraes OE ne ee ee Ladies’ 25c Fleece Lined Vests macoraytlrlyany Naps vay ay A Ni; Ww \ ork yest rday the busine ss show only the insignificant T he tor*ign eommer.?r: ‘* oT! the fiscal year of the two. tH S red, ae representations in this dir®s-~ —h} h neck and long sleeves— your money back for the ° - f. illing ott fr om $283, PQs 42 }. o3 Lo $275, 747, SOS. li, 1898 im man y re Spr cts hi is be en phe nome ‘nal, The eure for these evils is not difficult en eons, BB made ae ee of it sepur- W ex nesday ‘ asking i 2 \ > > r ; - ; , : . . : 7 to > ae P a S &X i lical ix ‘SS i ‘ sar J ys ' Rergen reported |So unusu: rl a variance as this between the The exportations 0 if the pro lucts of both /to find. It Hes within easy range of con- Cation tO ongress at an early Ladies’ 75c¢ fleece lined Union Suits $1.25 F ine French Kid Ciloves, . aN LG . ; d ‘ ys ‘ a | : , = — weee > e re a 7 ‘ > day. : that she had «7 mn the bark La Escoceca, | atcounts of rhea department and the actual | geiq and fa tory exceeded in value thos gressional action Nor is the. remedy one ao “Oneita’—extra well made yaaile culy from pertedt Gkiie 5h Caen ound for Ne ! nder jury 4 The! condition of the treasury is due chi fly tOlof any preceding year, and the grand total | to inflict even temporary pains or penalties ‘ «, ernbroidere: acl ¥ : + a ly tga and tine Baiy-m the receipts from the new loan, on the] or exports was the largest ever recorded. | on the body politic. The ilthful, stimu- and woes | finished — ee ee new ns wa 79¢ at the captain was dead, one hand, and to unexpended advances tO] or the: first time in the history of our) Jating effect of right action in these di- December 6th. Weduesday per pair Pee thing schooner: are m esin sr, At disbul sing officers or the other. foreien ecommerce, the ye ar’ s ¢ xport ations rections would be experien ed with the The next Home Seekers’ excurston date Men’ Ss 50c heavy ribbed fleece lined 79 = FE D ble Sil M Island an unknown schoone}l de- ‘In the character the assets there Was | averaged more than $100.000,000 per month, first sense of assurance that the desired whe tickets will be sold at reduced t Shirts and Drawers—covered Ladies’ ' . ancy ~ . k it- 2 prot ibis t hos \ amoose. Was such an improveme nt as to constitute a the total be Ins $1,251,482, 350), Agi ilnst $1, 050, ” end was to be accomplished, en é ous ey guced rates seams shirts finished with satin 25c tens, silk lined throughout ; The Hen and Chick- substantial gain in strength, Tne changes 9935565 in IS3¢ and $1,0380,278,148 in 1892 7 no The proposal to substitute bank issues by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway, and near! buttons — Wednesday pra put up 1 pay 6 Ser 40c¢ ; ns | ship, whic! roke away from its| were an increase in gold and in depostts her years having reached the billion-|for government notes is opposed with] at 108 North Broadway and Union Station. a , h per pair.. moor . ; sian Saturday with national banks, whlie the losses were llar Ji ’ many honest prejudi ea and assailed by scaenitiiaceniiaieaaiets 100 pairs $1.25 very eavy $4. 75 tenleation Seane llarten Clus- Now % aa | r ac vesterday. in silver and treasury notes, With in- - out domestic exports the value of bitter denunciations. "The first arise from 10 i Gray Blankets, very season- Scarfs. 10 tails A2 ship is not damaged ; all on board are signific ant interruptions, the free gold, agricultural products was $853,683,570, sur-|a failure to comprehend the true philoso- Columbia Theater. able and sightly.--.. beads “a ear — 08 } ny od t 39,867, 1 58.57 at the begin- ase by 4,355,338 11 highest re ‘ord vhy of : yAper currency. ( S } a- wei! which stood at $ | ia ie b i- | passing $. le =highe c \ L pa A, encs and must be pa The home of fashionable vaudeville has 500 pairs $4.00 quality ; ; . $4.50 Electric Seal Collarettes ning of the year, continued to increase oe ever be fore made, that of 1882. Our manu-]tiently considered. latter obscure the ; - Wool 10- til it reache d $181,240,388.81 on May 4, 1sS8. facturers also made their highest record of | question by reckless statements, charging an excellent programme this week, George fine, strictly All ool 10-4 ’ After this, the extraordinary expenditures | x] orts, those for the year being $290,697,354, | that all propositions for currency reform | C. Davis, the impersonator, the Garnellas, Blankets, red, gray and white ith plece Persian lamb yoke and under- KINSEY S TWO ASSISTANTS. cause “ : ' ‘ : nding a wi ad Fox the hignest point this fund has ever at-| our favor being more than twice as great Peculiar otrange 0 pases: a quay 7 urkey 15¢ $19.50 Number One Electric Seal . te gag vir nk n 2. Riel estar ta, tained Since then the necessities of tne as that of any former year. Nearly all Case A Frfects . Red | ATNAS wees I Collarettes. with levmg taba down the front, cae i a ra we situation have required an enlarged use of | pranches of the great manufacturing in- of a Falf quaiity Persian lamb yoke and undercollar, silk : w the coin in disbursements, which has had |qdustries shared in this increase of the Chf _ A MOPOSIS, — SIS 20 pieces 60c quality half bleached lined throughout, large «weep, made only Lov ely — t! 1e ine \ itable — of mengy eoeepedey | —: export trade, parti ularly manufactures of Damask. full 62 inches wide, of the best selected alcins, Will enjoy a trip on the “Dixte Flyer,’ the ings, though only to an insigniiican in o etiie ee ER A NN” TRE hg nnn tin 2% m and ste ei, leather, boots and shoes, is oe double weight. strictly all trimmed with 10 tails “ thro ; ' t b) Southeast via . . and mine ral oils, the principal —— rep r . and 2 head how irougn train Oo the Southeas f ; ’ ; ‘ = Pour “hic . , : “HH rethought and care an ample stOcK | peing cotton goods, the demand for which . INGOIS CRMNTRAL, Through without iitable denominations was pro- was somewhat reduced by the fact that Pe! fectly Proportioned French Boy Eight Feet Tall and nua countr.es formerly buying our man- iin os on to Nashville, Chattanooga. vided to meet pe Senene, for the annual : ; 1 ; ure for erly buying our man- Bigger Than Any Man in the World, > BOYS’ CLOTHING DEEPA Ril ENT manta and Jacksonville, Fla . “1 } their own factories presente y this task in former years hav® | « use in , — : . KILLED ON AN ELEVATOR. Vy eg in “a hartiny Andel , olde d. W ithin forty I Be \ : i wd if : of se ode gl a —o3-e SECOND FLOOR NORTH. dave aftet SS f September, Chicas? a us nace then s bescy? ~~ iy ~~ wl 5 . - - Med with $5,150,000 in smal | ports in the past year. The value of the) «sas cable to the Post-Dispatch. av hemselves who can), amid stifled Boys’ double-breasted Knee Pant)Gentlemen's Smoking Coats, all a | L¢ Wiis supplied a / . 2 2 One Insurance Company Director otes in exchange a larger denominatiot s. ‘heat ‘ ‘xported pen’ +, pte — LONDON, De ' The Paris correspond- Ss: real of ‘lie (Jue a -_ pur.” Huite. heavy weights, extra good qualities, wool Trieet and faney mixtures, biae, . “* ,1v “_ ° j ° ba sO = ‘ a - 2 , = t! twelve months ended September ° aoe, ; tere og ee Ate ; ' oO ' but I’ rar brown, grav and fancy . 4 wh le the iii eal sil ' a ae ‘ r?. . ona ‘ " . '.* iz rgere aroun ne eaeae " wit rT es " } ; . , ; = . : Tiffin. A «ils : ; ait tit { ' ' : - +, f the x »] | ; ’ ° ° 7 - . ih in at Kf neral he ad of provi- hee n in rod ice Ai tie a Wa be) 13s ‘ , : wt + . soa ent Children s y estee and Reefer Suits, 100 Children's t isters, dark blue . we : " r1> t's a ies ' . sth 3) “ure i* . es , . . " yor : - ) ‘ «tl ahiat . ‘ I >’ , 7 . ] MUrANncCe Comyn, ' te an } ea me period aT > ool f the like de- _ excee iin Value those of any former 4 ight feet tall and pro ably Mmaeet . fla ° , he voung man’ 7 hie? big assortment to select ge =e ny auits and brown. all woo! heviot. ‘ ‘ | it ‘ Mil of eas w ‘ } - no ” . ‘ ‘ is ‘ j ’ si ‘ os — i i i : . T fey? @} ; 7 we) ° t) “ rere . ‘ . ” . . — . Caldwell recto | ne Same -| nominations, amounted to $4,551,059, making . ; ; ny man who has ever lived. H Ss per his knees are rather weak. an: ave han bely crim 1, while the reefer right length, 7 to 15 years, 3 \ s “ea lf ] ‘? ne ley 1 4 or- any : ; t have on lor eo llar duuble breasted! “ ‘ . 2 mny , . : + a} , tie) . 3 . . $i. ih. - realize: on nm iriy Ai mp - " . P ei P ij : n it) ou h @ } { oO ‘ oo 4 » Sn SULT ” reli ‘ ex lem ny i Was fatally injures if : mM, ai addition to such currency) of -s of export were higher than fectly proportione d. rie arriy -" . , Ses Sa i ee a oe , trimmed with mohair braid bale? ; se . : — _——* : . : , fay f he ‘ 4 j i Ty li 3 : igt , " vin +1 ’ . ° > , > o ‘ I aoe a , tiay — T he , ' ’ ) treasury | i! receeding year, the notable ex- | huge railway ewagon, I = be, “ ~ ng h oe n | eal ty tee o — good values. of all- wool $1.65 Boys Pull Down or Polo Caps— VIRPANY Ss bullding he dl The el tote ihe net gold in tne tre 7 e 1@ being cotton and mineral oils, in | had the greatest difficulty in stowing Aim Serve i niger ygye Gatmogonge material Wednesday ." ' i? Ww ake *h "4 ti | ; : Ti 7 ry } ets . i] ix past ve il ha« s Xr eede } rhe needs ’ ‘ ‘ * " . 7 , ee ‘ he h ’ } i I ; turn , dark blue chinchilla, blue and : ; . d te ? Ai aone ba wo men run . bor h let by! oe : : onan Ott of which the production in the U nited | self. | : Pe nee eee jan: amd. t “ae Raw -@’ ‘ x @ iS y 7, rUWD Ketecy CHA, Breed, Ge directorate of the insurance c mpany, cal ne y the Government, having been Bree’ : th d's chiet producer of these His arrival at th eater produ ! a a ladder and helped him tnto his over- Boys Reefer Coats, to age and black bxerucle—all satin lined : - ah crowded | coat dark blue chinchilia: and boucle, ‘a ii‘ i " wot? hag! Tf 4 ; ‘y , i>! rc ' , to ay idden slop : " ns both aly iute y and in propor. i} noe , the past few years queer effect. ' a ; . aprgrsca : : ‘ : - ‘ i : : ‘ , i,t , ‘ . ph . . . ere is by ‘¥ rh *h }, > . . . . _ nants , ee cePTy cx) . - and wheel fell from th. «ihe haft |] Moneys, than ever before, it was found p© enomenally thus affecting ghe | around at the wings to see their} without which he never travels, velvet, reefer oF storm CONar, Children’s Pure Silk Ties ~ tite wh the « le Vata? - eib] up to the m.ddle of October, to acce pt i - . to ' om | ager home r .de and his appearan e Wwas i ; 4 j a cu! Sily. it take 5 elgg nt men to Carry button high up or ia pel Bown w ndsore and 21 ’ tm rent N to the extent of over $15,000,440 in it eet ane Nc or has shown an for a general cry of “‘Sauve q Mi front— W ednesda) Te ks : . -“* : . ' .Y ts ‘ tis "ns. mnpe af oa ‘ a ‘ ae ._s « YK ention 188). " ‘ lowwe lin erfectly (Celebrated & a rar metiam ize, es to take, Roc cory fegyw. it us } ; ! ag TS eatin s ‘ mitag. } Siz y ane f ou he proceeds of the popular joan ; , nt population has ‘reased 60 per HAS FORGOTTEN THE EA NOVELS AND fin: mee, dar blae and (xford . sige collar, plain or fancy OH, Were received on the Mth of . 9 , that time. The total imports ENGLISH LANGUAGE. SHOEMAKERS’ WAX. mixed, 7 to 1% —-Wetnesday mitted colore— to 10 years Supt. a itvews Will Not Resi n. and from that date forward the Inflow 14.49.64 in value, against $764,- ; > nate ’ CHICAG®, 1) 5.—I 4 that | Mon from this cwurce has been rapid and | vee Png ~- —. " year and $779 74 - Special to the Post-Dispal a. eer Pent-caapasen “others’ Friend Shirt Waists Children’s Kersey Leggings, bila . 1 ae ; is announced lat en ‘ ‘ved up to whale the preceec ne yemr, ait oo, Coe asia . De Pn Chrietiat . Ol- a? Mass., Dec 6.— Extraordinary Many new patterna to select bine of black, ome of three the difficuity between Supt. Andrews, the eta) The total amount rece! 774 a year earlier Phe falling off was ale BRADDOCK, Pa. “oe mas , , | laundered buckles, guod ahape yublic school system and «} sdu. | - ber 1 was $195,444,187.62 ntirely tn nufactures and articles wre. formerly a tailor in | symp 1s are manifested in case of from, all sizes, and lauo * l +f s at ; et ee raeta & le it onanrs } oft gtata \\ : : a d«?s? ‘ the Dp TT) bi ‘ r tire 5 ti ma uti ~ » ‘ } ‘ ; haus residing he if : a ry fats] ; ry i ti { » i iect of "tl : ‘ te , , » im? yt | ‘ 7 - St . “ ? cr ] is ne i! eation has he | | - ; ‘Y aujyUuUaTeCd Al i th on bt. pivhe ot ayes , ~~. hich might f ‘ The m portal ation « he be ’ oan . aa peru ¥ ork City was kno ked down ' h! ' hic! } engaging he will rat res mF j ie gispu ie Wiis over . . eeeaaeaene & ; Sirintike n ‘, — It oft t ie tiad Tur ‘3 wi us $14.82 3.77 iii, nea nat $49,162 oO mw bad ‘ , o tat The hase ‘ a n . > | 4 al fraternity. appointments nave apprehended as the resul preceeding year; of cotton goods, [| picycle severa! Monts a we al : x iran upon the currency in circula the 2 27,267,300, against $34,429,363 in 1897; of man- |i, skull striking @ large ‘bble stone, he he young woman patient, y= ) eo , . . ] i) ic’ sed ieee te , ‘ 4 *.>,° ¢ is ‘ ° 4 _- = " The Expected Has Happened. mv? of Ye int rest due a here + oe .o | ufactures of per -_ i steel, , $12,628,431, a ae riously il) for a month hheld. is in @ - tl al on on. BROADW AY AND 1 ad ASH? 'GTON AVENUE ' : M i ioan OF iar War § a against $16,084.557 In the preceeding year; as Fe glibc r for something ¢ weit : ’ : hie " : e NAKA nest ’ . Sn “ +, | io? t r? ger t _ ™ Doutle Daily Serv to Nashville, ituring coupons oelng made ~ “f = wear tof earthenware and china, $5,687,369, Paralysis began in fis Men fi / Up ass ‘lief. She has always - a tarooga, Atianta and Jacksonville, "bas. : ’ lo) while the chec Ke for ¢t abe > ‘ $9,977,297 A year earlier: of glass exten ding gradually to 4he shouder, the rote reader of romances an ' . per | 4 » : t se rf again ad - eo = *y\ 4 o : ry i* Via the MLLINOIS CIN’ - registered bonds were 5s¢ nt ou glassware, $3,782,617, against $5,603,868 withering like a drie ! branch. ‘liness she has been furnished with fft®en old and well educated. | novels All have disappeared She says ade in the si Ake anticipation was ais a The 1997: and of tin plate, $3,809.148, against jentire arm | ‘ ish | that aa #00n as ahe reads a ieaf she eats Struck we A Train. | aR. - e* 1. h Ls is 40 years case of the interest falling due Nov ad- | $5,344,638 in the preceeding year. Koina accident he spoke Eng Cheek Relieved of | a , Cancer. total of the payments tnus ad- 1% year’s record of the imports and ex. | Previous to tne © Since the injury /it, swallowing paper, printing and ali Charles Humpeler Dead. [at PTION, tih.. Dee, &-—M. AMO) int » Ox The rfect! y. VQUE, lo., Dec. 6.— ica! - . ; With like purpose, 2 German pe ige oO - d artic! fa a Le nln ie y+ ~ — epee was $9. S36. 118. ae t. 3, 1898, the Pacific porta of the precious metais was also an er forgotten all knowledge of Er Tf Sheemahte's Wak Sat OSsaee SS se VANDALIA. IIL. Dec. ¢— ‘hafles _jtum- a a y a der the circular 0 P . » Jan. 1,]/ unweual one The importations of gold laring that he never learned the] taste she : ; : Ge n citine ee ° the War Department, who is superin-] Railroad bonds, Ww ich fall due o1 » made| were greater than in any preceding year tn | lish. Goces All other events in his past] Yesterday the patient ate & pound of pet S prominen yey ~ ‘sen of rm i Pontes ee a ot 6 cent boats | 16, amounting t oe eran in full ¥ with| the history of the country, and the exports | 14nguUage iraw coffee. | ety ed yesterday, aged @ yer he ‘was ea Me eames, from his | pay able. ol yen pal and interest t. It was} smaller than in any year in the present de- | are reme Ure . & rebate of one- per cent. ee FRY Bi ne pom ee waninetii ae SoMa shey, eo eS “ ; - ¥t iS ' - wae a 3 Le % *¥ Ses eae as 3 35 ? i 2%
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‘ be 2 wf as " va ; j . t ee ; % Pe inst ; Fa Te . , ; ‘ ¥ j a ; fk a 3 ; bg BY wits F : uf — { ‘ 3 4 . * i 5 ins 7 3 a * é oe on t eid os la 7 y x — Se ee , be + : ; “ol - s de hey 3 ty ni tees — eek 2 as Ea - % : Me AR eee hak he FE gt, RY, im a a as, oe gti Ne ay re x% ee ae j g Pada Wha, 9d eign aes ot hes a BLM. hm ale Mage Sn oh : ae Stores me eg aie Ju as ns “He i fe re om : , od be - b . Fo / ‘ = ; ‘ae aS Dp. en ae -_ “ Lies ee? 1 , } aoe Oka. oe Re TE ey On ge » : o bs Mg € re Peer * ie . Toca ." 7 ee a + : % a fi 2 - > r. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 6, 1898 ‘Gor HIM IN TROUBLE 19000 0000000000000000 00000000000000 00000000 SoLgare extnre. | able AIR Lilik. ‘AND THEN GOT HIM OUT. 9 art embroidery. | seal 20K der- Silk Head | am ps I int ng Ss. | aire lined ole” oo —LOUISVILLE, . EVANSVILLE & ST. Hand-painted Rests,only slizh | flounce, would be cheap svil sie yeast ef ()| 2 Basemene breton war 4 | Heisny ...75¢| COVEFS. Lani Srcsntgnnpre. 4 § Ivy Crurede Made It Up With Max Lasar and So the Smuggling Case Is Ended. J5c: on W ednecdisay : _ Mommie Linen Dresser ¢ 800 of the latest nov- | 200 Ladies” Roman Stripe tn a 0. 5.-W. RY. co. a. inch Fast Black 5 | Skirts, flannelette lined,| 8-4 Tapestry Covers—beavy Cinctanati. =o Wasding - Sideboard Scarfs, Applique delle © c PI ju | elties in lamps man Rustle Lining— dee p stiffened flownce: fringe and most elegant de- ton aod od Ne Y. ~ dal! w Tork, Fast Line, Center Piece Fir ished Sabie Chien, 8, ; ufacturer’s samples—[ regular 12%c value.. worta S1. : ' Head Rest and |150 different styles! 36-inch Black and White| Wednesday . : E 00 ce Sofa Pillows, to select from. Fancy Serol! Taff 10¢ APRONS. Bie “s worth 45c eta Rusjle Lining— Lot of Children’s Aprons, : ‘ . . ; OL oO : ( . Applique Shams, Dresser 75C mo oy 30 Lamp with} regular 18¢ value . made of fine lawn, lace 0-4 Finses eN Gecene Scarfs, Hemstitched Lunch 30-inch Black and Gray trimmed, 25¢ very handsome in “( ‘loths, Pillow Tops in new $1.8 for $2.50 Lamps} London Tricot, very rie yaaang MOBY ....-ccees he . pte designs, Table . and globes, skirt be wih Large Assortment of Fancy a A ssqedeees Covers and Sofa 2 for $5.00 Lamps] note the width— a r : bhon f . ’ * csp Covers and Sota by ¢ $3. and globes. worth 20c... Swiss Aprons, rib 25¢ $2.00 ~ud * ‘ Rou 6:40 pm a | tri mme , We ednesday tr ny ‘ae Wasab ee eee eee 7 «Mam ingten, Ciaci Deti and ai ous o- 4 The real, 3 Fast Mail rie Exp. da..|.........| 6:40 pm ; c ; _Eastern pola, _ da iy. from . le i : re live, good = ania Claus | is sHe @ old SANTA a — Santa Claus ili every child in St. Louis tocome to him, oO ™- on Wednesday, which is his BIRTHDAY, and tell what CLEVELA BIG } FOUR RO ROUTE. Day Feet CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. L. Knickerbory Ls Sunday... 7:4 | aS ‘4 al “4p o enn y pooling da} dai ate Boston, New ¥ Washington pork. o 1. daily. et eee rnee 0 os worth, ey ornia Ex: Ts Hannibal. press, dal ena 8:45 pm! 7:19 am Burlington Night on ansas, City, Atchiseo 5g ne ee seph, daily 7:30 8:10 wast aa Hanoibai, Rie) yea uriington and low : Lava! Vaseuger hen a nageinsncer se Wah, SY ee eee Silk umbrellas. Ladic daintily Embroidere: 150 Gents’ fine 26-in. Silk Gloria Umbrellas, steel rod, silver Hemsti tite ‘hed.em bre ridered | ¢ , a \ oe Alo: : oie \\ 41) be and lace trimmed Hand- oS ‘3 2 > . 7. 2 he mounted, natural kere hie ‘fs... worth 25c — at ie q handles, worth Sl. 25 ip ‘. “ 9% ‘ : ¥ yt, Pt ahd Ladies’ Hemstitched 1a Se tae me J 3, ie $2.00—Sale Price . daly Initial Handkerchiefs. : J oss hte ' , aes, Py 190 Ladies’ very fine Gloria Silk St. Paul & Minneapolis. (ll wan wor th as z* wer eZ, >A 2h te » @ oy: . " ‘ U mbrellas. new Princess handles, exe ept Saturda " ; 7:40 pin ' : “eee eee Gents’ all-silk Hi “mstit wn Phe also lot fine pearl We te d Initial Handkerchiefs— ey ponent worth Rock Island, st . Minueap- 1. ayes = _ " Meoepy - IGORBROA DW AY. AND nFRA N K Li N AV E. $2.50—Saie Price.. $I 50) ay eorla, La Crosse and De : » Express, daily | _ k Island, Bushnell, Gales-} burg, Peoria _Expreas, _ dally. -| 7:59 pm! 6.40 am Cloaking Remnants silk remnants tui. a. et ae Chicago Limited Ci vcooncci Chicago Palace Express, daily. ; Fett -Woo ave —Manufacturers’ Samples B) Another grand lot, consisting of All- Wool Beavers, 1009 Remnants Satin Duchesse, Brocade ! 5 Chicago Midolght Special, daily. 4 are they want, and he will bring it on Christmas) Day— 3 or SeaLiwenar ws ROUTE. sure—he says, tell mamma, this is the CHEAPEST Minneapolis, § Se, Paul, dally... (11:0 am] 8:48 pe ag STORE§in th the WHOLE WORLD. D4 rae - Joseph, Leaves ‘ : Pa Astrakh ans, Kerseys, Cheviocts, Boucles, etc., Gros Grain. Taffet an and “et wre we anda ane Rprinehela ee Esp. daily. 6:05 a ; P| th , ¢ re — 21. Vv ariety of coloret ovelty Silk as plaids, stripes, bro- Jacks ill ' oii.” aml trom 4X0 1 i yards worth pi to $4.00 yere Wed cades, and all the latest things of the season suitable ‘eucent ae anny. ns 5: pa! ne sday, your choice, per piece, for trimmings, vest fronts or other purposes—worth up Kansas City Vestibuied Lid., da 5:40 pm to $1.50 per yard—choice of lot Wednesday, Kansas Cite Day Exp. daily. 7:48 tal é: 32 9 till 11 a. m.—at, per piece, Veoria Day F BpCee, daily. . — _—+~ — 20Cc, 1c, 10c and eee ee eee eee cept Sunday. §:36 am isn ini — —j}— —-— e Peorla Mi, inight Special, except Saturday. 11:34 pm). ....0+00 Pacific Coast Limited. and riday.. ‘ 11:30 OM). ceeereees jacke ts an dca pes. knit underwear. rt sein St mow TOL EDO. ST. LOUIS & KANSAS CITY RY. Ladies’ Heavy Fleeced-Lined Men’s Heavy Came!’ ie Shi rian * rar 1 read, fen's Heavy Camel's Hair Shirts Mall and Express. dally | Sid am] lS: M6 pm 7 20 pal 7 40 am bargai ns for Wednesday. - Vests or Pants, in cream 19c or Drawers, worth 50c;: Toledo Express, dally. or gray, silk finish, worth Sale Price o Espre a0 pm 50 Ladies’ Heavy Beaver Jackets—some braided, $i 50) B0c; Sale Price Wed day Wednesday COTTON BFLT. ° some plain, but all latest sieeves, and worth $3.50. Ladies’ Heavy Fleeced - Lined Men's Extra Heavy Wool Fleece- ST. LOUIS SOUTHWE STERN RAILWAY. . _ ree e 29 Ladies’ Jackets, in navy blue, very latest ea Boe; Sale or C a ryh yt Drawers, Cotton Belt Exp: ens, Pn ae 7:50 am| 6:50 pm a " 4: } i >) 7 ” « tr sleeves, round corners, and worth $6.00. Brine Wednesday Price Wednesday FRIS® ) LINE. 2/ ~ ‘ - : ‘ - " TKANS { ~ r 30 Jackets, tans, royal blue and castor «olors— Ladies’ Fine Jersey-Rib Half- | Men's Genuine 2-Thread Camel's % de eS amnith, Tene en. Oe all this season’s goods, and worth $15.00. Wool Vests or Pants. in Hair Shirts or Drawers, Greenville, Ennis, Corsieana, , gray or white,worth 75c C worth $1.25; Sale C Houstun, Galveston, dalle. 8:45 am) 6:15 pm 84 Ladies’ Plush Capes, handsomely trimmed in Sale Price Wednesday . Price Wednesday Bassas and Oklahoma Mall, ‘ton , " arthage Jpilo c a r fur, long lengths, and worth $10.00... +--+ +++. ae ats ; : = Men's Heavy Natural WoolShirts kansas City, Oklaw Galnes-| Ladies’ Genuine Silk Finished or Drawers, worth ville, Fort Worth 8:45am 6:15 pm 68 best Seal Plush Capes, 20 inches long and fur Camel's Hair Shirts or wee 75e: Sale Price 9 Texas Limited (vesiibuled) for THE KING AND QUEEN OF DIAMONDS AND THEIR STORY PICTORIALLY TOLD. . . - . f +; ; . oat ; NiEW YORI. ] a hy. \lax A La aT. : timonyv ofr VIise Is v (‘ru i‘ “VO; on ! sides. aor ee Lasar was despoiled : ' ! Bre li« oir ; wil) , f $2.4) worth of diamonds. diamond dealer who was tried in court ay #rslish girl, who proved a_ brilli: “ ry pe ead __ S i hess at the opening he 1ddenly during the trial Miss. Crurede formnianht aco on toe cnarge of smugceziing | 1: ear met t hye wir , the tri 7 ‘ ne disappeared. A week later she was found Montrea The gi fe n love and she announced that she had ‘‘made it — : h hi up’ wi asar am he y were . by payment, through the United States Dis- 7 SR" i “a st 3 with him, |] up nae he 3 ind t yn Plan. a to he triet Attorney here of $38,000. The indic = a. “at rne Bev worth married. ne LrovernmMent § case as Win ‘ “ym hes +} Al asar 1 , olin ter | terially weakened without her testimony rionts pending against Lasar and his broth- | * a Raa dade Ee aes nd tance ti moromise with Lasar up er, Kdmund J. Laser, and the brother's aching ew Mo pose wee ey ne te ™ gala +o ’ 7 Seni le} nome. i] : ider of the diamonds said to have n. | For three months she as the 2 een smuggled and the paymertt of the sum Government and w: eive $1 be- ( turned in to-day. i : 4 00 Drawers, worth $1.25 Ww dav Dallas, Kubla. (Corsicana, z trimmed, worth $4.( Sale Price W eanastay eee Houston and Galveston, daily.) 8:16 pm| 7:25 am Western Epress, for Eureka! 200 Beaver Capes, fur trimmec --+ ++ $1.00 and Up Men's Heavy Pure Lamb's Wool eatery | Kupress, for “Burek , Ladies’ Fine Wool Oneita ‘an Colored Shirts or ro Peete “7 . [ Fine Kersey Capes, satin lined, and worth $12. 50.. $6, 75 | Union Suits:worth$1.50; C | Drawers, worth $1.50; Cc Wea, ewton Peles: | $:20 pm) 7:14 am sale Price Wednesday .. Sale Price Wednesday. 2 A Db ILLINOIS CENTRAL. 1000 dozen Ladies’ Ww « »] Hose, some all wool, derby rib. XN I HE RN L. INES. Plaid Waists, worth 6c some plain wool with rib tops. some gray wool, worth 25e — -—- e an ‘jal, da..|ta: ‘30 pm, | ‘ Chicago Daylight Taffeta Silk and Satin Waists, worth $5.50 go ~*~) o> diamonds, lias settied with the Government Flannelette Wrappers, worth $1.00...... 20 pm wife, will Be dismisse i Lausar is the mer: ant who the Gove! ; tat ath nici expected to prove Bui lis Dy the tes- ee eee ee ere ee hat had been waylaid and robbed by the . It appears that the decayed gentleman, Qabie to bear the suffering and humiliation of his longer, had returned as a last re- profession of his ancestors, anid, ee ir predatory instincts rising in his ‘ust, attacked the village postman, Who . was peacefully bringing in the mail from [Paler- I , at him with an ax and succeeded in = escape with a booty of 800 francs ae ; . anknotes. Baron Jacona bas not yet been ar- and it is believed that, as he is a con- r, he has gone to Monte Carlo, in Wonderful Knowledge of Scripture and the = at weeding bls filles dertune ot the Cults of the Orientals Displayed by MUSIC AND READINGS. the Insane Incendiary. Pleasing Entertainment Promised at Maple Avenue M. E. Church. Mrs. J. E. Davenport, a clever young INDAPENDENCE, Mo., Dec, 6.—W. D. musician, has arranged 4n entertainment in C, Pattyson, the man “mighty and strong,” rN behalf of the Ladies’ Aid Sooiety of Maple the self-reputed modern Messiah of the ' +s Avenue M. E. Church, Maple and Belt ave- Mormon faith, son of a Methodist minister, éy AE hues, for Friday night, the proceeds of Which will be devoted to the interests of the ‘ 7 to 35c a pair; choice Wednes tay for.. Chicago Diamond Special, dails.| : 10 pro | _ SOL THERN LINES. gloves. | dolls. #. dolls, |dress goods. $\@="- ==... e. 140 pieces Two-toned Fancies Memphis and Jexas Exp.....| 9:00am 7:04 pm and Girl Dolls, “~~ 50 do-en Kid Body Dolls, |—colors, blue and black, > | n and Nashviile ws? oe oe Pm » ie » tanooga: Liabta aie ACKSON-| well shaped bodies, — cardinal, purple and ] 2i¢ sr eMe 9:00 am 7:04 pm startling Holiday prices for} ,, OV 7 . - *y Wednesday. dressed in sailor and S “Sis sho blac . _ Ue, ; YY: curly hair and shoes and | black, ete. . ete. seinphis oT age Red ody) Oa Paducah, Cairo and Vicks-| a aan or vere © ir al yachting costume, Wed- , : stoc value for Ose ‘nuine French Ki ae : ae * ) my Wednesday at. a burg Expres ..... | $:44 pm, 7:16am on 3, the G1. “es ‘ : = . — $1.00 a full Dress Pattern. “Dixie Flyer _ Nadvilie,| and $2.00 quality of Sy = af iar 59 pieces All- Wool Cheviots, chaice (Chattanooga, ” Keene ae i. : ; Ye — ‘ e Jacksonvilie, Pla, ....:... R44 pa 7:16 am eo —" eave: competition, all new colors and shades of blue and black, green | ta A white and black, warranted and Open- and black, red and black, Murphy sborv, Meteo and Cairo, | 4:25 pm 11:22 am fitted to the hand,in 2-clasp and} o , Ing ete., equal in appearance C remit ay, ad Crea! iy ry , ? 4 Pric a t oO 1 Ww ] . | Murphysbore, Ma rion aad cre al 0 50c goods; Wednesday at Springs, dalily.... 4:25 pm oF a2 em 4-button. —ffo e . Kid ~ : a ee 52 » Co ‘ ill Sp ta, Cheste and| Qc for a real French Jointed Dolls, absolutely $1.52 a full Dress Pattern. erryville, ‘dally s j , 8:00am) 7: ~~ Glove, exactly the article} Dressed Dolls, in’ large ) worth $1.75, fine French |100 pieces fine imported Dress UE adie Si you pay $1.40 ~«t in assortment of styles, silk 7 bisque, 4-fold sewed wig, | Fabrics, all wool and silk and wool, IRON MOUNTAIN ‘ROUTE, other houses- -in all eolor 3, 2-«¢ Sp. Y - real hair. full double ball tufted effec ts. seroll patter ns, m and ~ Wednesday at Delta, Columbia, Cone. 7:30 | Pre ' h , just as go ve aAnY where else - i. . { In Shreve port bk press, aqaiv....] 7 am teh) SIT eens mF ; babs is Ay, "ity; Hot Springs, Dallas and Fort) ‘or Toc—D less. Ge for 75 no it ne Op ning worth Express, da ly bE 10000 am 8:41 ,™ PICO .ccecescecceecoes O . Texas Special — Dai las, Fort —is our price for fleece day C lined Wool Mittens—they | Special Worth, Galveston, San Antonio pap are worth 30c. SOND C hildren’s Toy Books, ‘5 wth Laredo, dal ily «ft 8:15 pm, ¢..7 am oo eehoo] teacher, inventor prophet, congregation, came al! the.wav from Boston to impres; . ! Mirs. Davenpprt and Miss Stacey Nieder- his religious doec- 4 F ‘rr. who has iust returned after taking trines that he was ins} ired hv 11? ng Nk i COUTS” : a ve . aye ke Ocala | etersvurg, a +t T urkis th wora rur, ff and . 4 >} aS. = 5-volume Sets. Cloth- bound, illus- _tk ia Db « O:55 I m 7.” are ‘ape fini shed in best and : ; _-_ trated, (" ooper s Leathe Tr Stoc king & eT. 7 l. 49 aS s LOU ISVILLE. HENT ERSON ee * upon the followers of ali ss ut Independence, 7:32 pm : -—_— >. ee oa le. and Wol ‘th without and Sea Ti iles, Macau! ay ‘s History $2.45. setnbahile. & of England, Conan Doyle, Edna (Henderson Route.) uy Lyall and others: _pub- Qc et Mall—Owensbore, Clover-| Fur Searte in ae tatesadl an Seal and] ° Lys lin rted Stone ing co LJ - ishers’ pric e, $1.7 7°. Hol- Loulsvitle and Mest. én.| Marten, worth $? 95 from e Tool Chests...... iday Sale price a Ka press —Owenadboro, j Pat ciao 3 Dickens complete, 15 vols.: ter of the man who was brought .are ng@QGe ‘ cured for four baritone solos, ‘*Pinsuti's the eourt to answel for : 1] ‘i ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘Bedouin Love Song,’’ Adat ns *'T he V All nor the onmdinary crim Ol , P wove Jack,” “‘Armorers Song” and ‘‘Com- which @athered to listen » Tes . 6 ing f the King.’’ for few of the ‘ti-kn aces . ~ > +--+ there. In their stead Tre j wourv F Ay rf al ages of the followers ’ Brighat oung yy NOT AFRAID OF BOYCOTT. their long. whit: ara uiel ‘ ; : ‘ - |meanor giving a peculiarly patriaechal ap Up iY President of the Chicago Great West- . ; . ™ 4 / " ’ . * pearance to the gathering... .., oo, We y ern Says He’s Not Worried. Pattyson is a Canadian Wis father © | om mage . , ; a Methodist min ister, and he thad ; =. ae ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec. 6.—President A. B. advantages which a rood education Stic kney of the @ nic ago Great Western has Hie general knowledge | great, , aig , W. D. C. PATTYSON. returned from the East and had this to say 4 » Se tures has been mo- ro- : “ee pexuoy of th at ? o> -¢ : about the boycotting of his road, which he found, Hia knowledge of bibllograjfiv. e,- ined vy brethren there an after a time . i Son le fends to the cults of the Orientals, and » | Joine m: re ~aohe mht He , - , | Pronounced “an Insignificant affair: : , | communicated to them that aS THe Ons “Out of the passenger business we handled Wav- Cioverport, are and forts § erley, 12 vols.; Bulwer Ly tton. 12 _ Bast, daily Full size Marten Tails, which are + “a , now in the height of fash- » Soldie r Suits eoeosoeeeoooe ee? mnicn : all elegantly cloth bound, “MM. K. “& T. ion. and sold at 49e. ' ‘a. ad «cin ede we’. illustrated; pub- io While they last... ° y shee doll Cradles lishers’ price, $6.50. Boonvi! le, Se ed: alia, c ‘Lint a, F t. eo is Reott. Darsons and Indian Ter-; € 2 . > Fur Trimmings, consisting of Im- Repeating [ istol, 25 shots. Holiday Sale price. | O:15 om| 5:03 pm ‘layior,| ported Astrakhan, Imported Bea-| § SMa. ‘ : Pewter Dinner Sets --+++:+-: Large and handsome 1i eal ‘ath- ; ; ae AS rayer Books and Rosaries, _ Waco and Austin Express ..(11:30 pm) 6:30 am ver, Turkish Angora i, Black Coney, ie 23 olic River Minks, Norwe 25¢ Baar Pana DruMs «-- eee cere eeeeteeeees Cc Bibles and E piscopal Service and - MISSOURI f PAC 1c RAILWAY. gian Seal, and all ns tar ne peed re Bibles and Episcopal Service and nese ant “ \ heelbarrow: «++ eet 4s 3c publishers’ price. Fast Mail, dally Fs OO am 10:09 pa Local Express, ¢a tiem Cavpe $OO00000000000000006 0000000000 000000000000 1 vnen) cat @iacusses the secrets of the Koran with], a re stent’ Mhaw en : , aa much lucidity as those he Mormon aa and on , ‘ ne ae “Se COBNECTION Wits Sas santa Ke last as conses City and Nebraska Lim | * . er } nev hi f or, i” ’ bana ot ant aps oy a . chal if ( n.cagzo rrewt esti rn received Ooniy ele ae ited — Kansas ils, pry) lle ve: ae TT laa iph op- De lhe i co sail aay i mw, the S: ~y i F e receiving about $19,000. If HUGE AEROLITE wae . Ship. ne Wichita, St. Joseph, Owana, erator he began oe ates religion. an “go should huild the t . 4 “rn “ t uppos. } a it the eaneea Gallileo knew, W i I he so Rio ef « ihe a I a i ; ‘ i Vater to fall upon t +; cause this le Aarne d ‘body ts rounds d up and 6 ly » A os Anna i By iy ot yee me ee great Temple of Zio ere all the mighty f the §S a Fe's dissatis ‘tion was the! Oct. 7, that the w: between the "nite] | Gee! rail . Then came.a flash of| decides by vote what shall be done. The! Express, daily 00 amt v ou ' re om al itp se ' til . an ! true of the ‘ ti - ani r ner r 5? ce rry ory)! ’ ‘ V pe oe the + as Tr 1\ ae a Sy tes 9} Spa 1) was en le } ani t) at arce if 4 i LiligZ Al = ‘ eck was split by the leaders of the organiz: ition are edt icate “a Ne Ww rieans Express, dali 5 “* v ~~ a vko . », he iy a tj Wi cert) rus . . . . f a. Ui, i rer i}? ' rite dl on /_ —_ | uM ComstrUe is | elt ae pointed Sergt. Peet of ST. LOUIS- PECRIA LINE. silence reigne] | + es Sa. tS ee COMERANCCS | n New York by. i merics and ganization in San Francisco. Company € to su red Bat : okt page Nae +e - ae ‘tions , =e . » Ae oe ey SV Sess ue ca cost SO ory ts areDitect «i clare that 1° oR. R. SCHIFFMANN PROVES HIS FAITH IN rom the San Francisco Chronicle. sei mie ct, —— Cc r. & 5T. L. —BLOUFF LINE. nape ~ A ‘ i . > ad = ; Vill [ms iouger mn f ' rie Hiaine lak abl : ; : " sat ' F unique Japanese organization nas set} — —— ; wae y a, oe ling lent) iw Me — on es si thats memes Se the triumph o per still more prat His RENEDY BY GIVING IT AWAY. itself up in this city and beneath a hi imibie | Taking His Measure Peoria, iipetngaeld, ‘Gratvoa,| 7:38am) 7:26 p= - . 4 ‘ : 1e*T) imn- ; e ole meal i r rhs or } r " a4 t tlhe nie Tne j aby - ‘ eur He (at Mies Tartiet’s It is not good for man tw, bay a Cention, wail.| uD i throat; “oe mde ee be alone ; Springhe to ences Sunday j 4:38 pm il: 10 om man of lett , eriv 1} m7) i ] 1 pyv try one le ¢ hd ' i PEE a! : . . , " . " : : ‘ag, Be an : 7 wo ° w am . \ 7 ; ; ty a T ms : ry ‘ 47 ’ . 4 TY if ; . 1 =. Se newspa or ’ — = i ; . age ig 4 PMD tO eee eet oentingl ¥: 1 . cmenein 2 | treated and cured more cases of Ast! hin (Tice . > pene ee - ’ sleening Shares the Feeling. mail ond _Kaprese except Sun..| 7:00 amjil: 11:1 om = done | * . | . er~ > on faa ie aek in the annoint: Pe a Rage sae initeain Se aan Oyment burea ind rooms [for Sieeping. | , a “ 7 pm, ©: on } | ie ¥ thie es if , hn and kKindre ase tan any tor |} in all the di sartin “ Rtn . Japanest | From the Pb liadeiphia North American Mati and Ba except Sun...) | 6: AY § m=, 6:16 om in the orld e ani inces A... it "ee has are emp! ed and share ‘qually in the gen- | _ the Navy Department vie wa It, those Spanteh ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ BRIDGE . }. st rie da Mme ,y h not : | Me } arning’s sides being allowed em ill. cke are as hopeless as thelr mother country TERMINAL RAILWAY. 7 lle “Ee ti if regula i - The BSOCIeTS is aol - heen running SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE. Leave Sth aod Gretiot we | ’ "nu : one n +. : nO ens ' ," att , | ewe, 2 hie eo a one | upon the , : of 7 bet d ) ot 4) ‘ er . ; : . hy " ‘ om : - | f 7 3 ' Has = 2 . " ‘ as - * rs i { : \ for . 2 ; Hit) ; Las . beep a —— ‘ Fast-pousds 37, s Si. 10°05 il 19 =. vase ; began to pres mig . lonegr. 1 courtroo : , 72 rs , o % lier ¢) wis a al] mcura » Cas I Hhiffmann | tions having beet act iT s Lat time days: 4:00, ge A Pp. _ bupdare “j.a. ? em | or yee x gs Wae to seal my doom, ¢ irange and eve | T at “vi Pa Ss 5! Sir rahe - Bede a ive of busy bees, © news nentiy cured tn 15 to 85 days. You can be treated © kak ets. =... a cart » thoughts and seifiehnese ~~ ~~ ’ y bigs lor ,) 2 Ae ivy a] ery : . > aT i ' yal y* fice psi re ines ¢ om ros ith ; : . my body. and that my toe — was ecetees en - hien.¢ THE STAR DRUG CO., ire SWiftiy set ry typed the rF with | at home fet - rom sage “ ae COMnsCOraAties! to hol» things.”’ ere at Independenc: N. W. Corner Broadway and Market St. nit brows, ts dettin wi? edi torial s: on| If you prefer te ee nd » a ee ‘ saver ing solicitor r hes in and out with | railroad fae and hotel bills, 8 bo charge if we Sigh as of relief paseed through the , rg a SOUrtroom Aas the strange man haited for a Modern Robber Baron. t is the best » give a liberal —_ “S ‘ ', : l tnere | ry 26 of a great fail to cute '¢ you have takes Mercury, fod ide 0. re paseing a siim. white hand over! Prom the London Mail i suf er applying at hi rore nex itt Ameri an Striper reprodat ed in Japan- | potash and etill bave aches abd pains, mucous VANDALIA LINE. pallid brow which he ad he ‘come he ade «l At Iiasea Armerinis ee , a a ; ' 1 ‘ TL. ‘ ‘ ‘ witout co ' ni rs } ~wlifter acknowle fess aa }- . in the mouth, eure throat. be implies, copper- Ln opportuni ' Ci, : ; ith “a jhe re; aration Ther: was he interrut ; | 7 et : Ser j il departrmne nie ofr rhe Kior ste « pate “Le a he" ) As 7 bi wT " ‘ ~ Th there tyeod 1. wleherai | mre T1218] y ‘ RS part! *) IA - rh ‘2 Pp ia __ Balts- fe eicprated and pay except the newspaper. It ia issued cabh colored spots, wlcers o@ SBF ripen a ge 7 Wasbingtoe & 8:04 om eare sce t! and he eontinued geutieoman, Bare di 4 y wa - : He j T | pCENCU) ’ more wae then that T discovered that the af tt : a of the writing is in English, but the adver- | 3&9 cases end Yor’ ited, “1 ye 7 ‘ , } t sam ile not later ?. must obstinate cases ie Words which I heard from.the divine lips? | ™e*t “iccant viveurs (of Palermo ‘ ie town will be sent a tree | tisements and main pare of the paper are golicit the paot Seager yd . ‘Het ‘ Seme days ago he suddenly disappeared rv th rc ole th b iting name and ad- in 4 pDanese. world for a case we cs “ne ‘evet! ‘ ye straightway unto my land; break nae thee, ! iF ot ae eee, , an Dec loth by iy S Ww ' ed the most eminent eee Nags : ay i and scatter their wateh- not hen rd hot pert F "ceull ge —_ - week. wag, o — weil head a. tame you, 1 ys dress ona poste ard, and rn. to Dr. a the noon hour strikes there is an a epee eh ene - ined ¢ he Mormons in Roston, and the al aaatenas rushed tate the villa - fyomn i Pre Fae ‘i —~ rigger t. B R. Sc) S15 R ysabel a . Paul, the us from eve part of the building to ie A of. : ey before 1 came to Zion eeely fro Fe Schiffmann, Jlo Ke oni e Peptesrant. This pays well, having not : o I rm a terrible cut over h § Of m'fra, Seabury ! eee N.Y., if unobtainable. ese ' wes preparing mysels, J, sud with the stasUing eancuacement | Muna the patronage of Japanese, bu ¢ also of ind 1, 605 p & a 1 [ee yvoe o& a 7 mee eee
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Question on Catarrh. oe ee - - ee of the Hiead ‘ted colds If you euffer from Catarrh and Throat, from negle or from any ause, answer questions, cut from the Pos patch Whatever yo. f(filetion, ‘heth: it resuiting other f the list -Die- aa Ue ; MISS SOPHIP DOLL, 4135 Nebraska v., City, One of the Patients Discharged as Cured of Severe Catarrhal Discase by Doctors Copeland and Tiompsoa. or Dyspepsia or ans the open, Peafneess or Pronchia rouble. Or diecase if the iver . ’ Rheumatism, r Nervou liseaee, ot ‘ome to T) nre @X- Am nineg its hoo} lded with his family Louie ldiarman that he TMT \ wae ome ‘ago office of the | s muking commilt- revealed one, burt reeled to be greater than A — — ed in the fight, and the daughter of Steve ‘Bilyeu, wou) d make a good witness for the State. 4; is declared, but she will not be allowed to go on the stand, as her eveience would criminate husband 48 On the inside of the Meadows plot, to the theory of the State, and ¥ dark story ‘for the defen lant the trial of the Bald Kno! bers the Court House at Ozark had throng of ne opi ‘ is considerable feeling on 7 and it {= not improbab je that m lighting Will occur. The entire Rul! “reek community is now drawing into the trouble and nearly every famliiy is on one side or the other. : Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup is pleasant Jim Lewes ar ec] the her hoth Te to the taste. No child refuses to take it. ee se BROADWAY, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MORCAN. NRESS PATTERNS — Of All-Wool Fancev Mixtures, Brocades, in black, navy. brown, green and red, 7 vards and worth $2.50, at, per pattern.. DRESS PATTERNS — All Wool Serves, all colors, Fine Satin-Faced Henriettas, Novelties in All- Wool (Cheviots. 49-inch Worsted Broche Suitings in 12 different combinations of new and beautiful colorings, make a loveiy dress, any of them, and WORE TOO, 15 at, per pattern ‘“ i DRESS PATTERN SALE. DRESS PATTERNS— We eall spec attention tothis item all- wool newest designs, ladies’ dresses cheap at 5O0c per yard, 7 } vards toa pattern—Our 15 Price, per pattern.. : t DRESS PATTERNS—Novelty Dress Gooda, bourettes and matalasse, high colored effects in all the newest shading, ac- tual value 50c per yard, yurds to a pattern—Our Price, per pattern t0-ineh Sins . aud Mohair Figures, in the apopular weave for this line would be containing checks, figures, q Just closed out from local ; Amoskeag Teasel and King 12: Outing Flannels for jobber 1000 pieces of finest quality ish Flannelettes, all the most desirable styles, actual value 10c and 12'4c yard—to close out e Wednesday, per yard... “Oe ntire lot A beautiful little Trunk, only ... CAMES. An endless variety, upward from 9c | 25c 29c * Dolls * Dolls Cheapest Place in the City to Buy... A bice mirror aud 3 drawers A beautiful | SBOTNG AS « As only | | | | | | little Dresser, with HE the $2.00 kind, for only. TABLES. d es line if Tables. heap | A beautiful Oak Roe ee A great line of Swing —serean, , noth- C | ing better at $1.50, a price. a ee a LS ae eS SRE TOYS | AND DOLLS .98¢ 98c Child's Tea Sets, some aa cheap as... Handkerchiefs. A lot of Ladies’ Fine Handkerchiefs. some handsomely embroidered, some lace trimmed an4 some hemstitched = ‘]k worth up to l5c Ladies’ and Children’s Hemstitched Colored Bordered_ ne kerchiefs, worth 7 - Opening Sale Pricst namie A lot of Ladies’ Lace Handkerchiefs—worth up to 75e—slightly we Bh will be closed out at, each.. Embroidered and Opening Sale Price Men's Plain White and Colored Bordered Hemastitched Hand- kerchiefs, worth 10c¢ each, go at Sc each, or 6 for.._.. Ladies’ Satin and Velvet Trimmed t Stock ( ‘ollars— aR $5.00 Wool —actual value $5. at, per pair Just received 300 pair 11-4 California Wool W 60 pair—to be closed out in Wednesday sale Tela Blankets for $1.98, $1.98 quick—while they last— CARPETS and CURTAINS. Useful and aprropriate Holiday presents in our Carpet and Upholstery Department. Large Room Size Brussels Rugs, ‘ST 1 49 9x12, worth wie OO, our price...... OO new patterns and colores, in fine Mo- = ‘tte Rugs, size 30x60, sold all over the town for & 3.00, our price will be... pecvancdepecd | We will sell for Wednesday and Thursday only 5 ROLLS extra heavy Granite Ingrain Carpet, WORTH all of 400 F yard, Wednesday and Thursday (yard) Beautiful Lace Bed SETS, full size, $2.98, $2.49, $1.69 and SILK MANTEL LASIBREQUINS, newest colors and designs, $1.69; some in tinsel crepe, nicely fringe d, WORTH 50c, Wednesday an Thursday (each) 150 PAIRS nice rich heavy patterns, Many different patterns to select from; they are worth $1.00: W ednesday - ao Thursday they w ill be (pair) We are showing in Ladies’ and Gents’ ROCK- ERS a full and complete line. We mention rich La agen | Cobbler Seat ROCKER. sold in furniture stores a t $2.50, our price WORKED A GAME IN PARIS. Frayne Moore and Her Husband Have Records on Two Continents. in all the Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Beautiful Frayne Moore and her husband have troubles that grow. Both jail for attempting the badger game a jury is debating Moore's fate. In another room the grand jury has heard evidence to show that they etole table silver from the Waldorf-Astoria. Worse still, a Russian nobleman has hur- ried here from San Francisco and identl- fled Moore as the man who worked the bad- ger game on his brother-in-law in Paris. He has not had a chance to the beau- tiful Frayne, but he belleves she was the woman in that atfail ; Agreneff ix De Te Bi little daughter May's héad and face in one solid mass of bieeding sores, ‘rT ©: i, that the thatitwouldisiongh off. Her ne rest ai all, unless under the iates. The physician tri “Mbevery hnown remedy, but bn stead of petits , thev seemed to get worse allthe thue. bistracted with her con dition, Lwas advised totry CuTict na Rime pics. lLadministered CuTIcURA HrsoLvEenr inwardly, | bathed her with CrrTicuRA Boar, andused (crreura (ointment freely. Arrore the aret week J noticed that the Ultle sugferer ng to get relies, In Jose fran fwe months wy little darling was entire/y cured and well, she got as fat asa littie pig, and ho marks whateverare to be seen from theeffects Mre.JAS. MELTON, 5S tHaydenSt.,Atianta,(Cia. Oct. 20, 1897 Witness, J. G. AHERN. Nis broke out and one of li ior thoughi was Inteiee, petting influence of op ra was #0 affecte ae siufferin; ig bette: ecaa beginnt Greorots, Fritrow Couintr. In person appeared before me, Rdger Tt. Orr, a Jucties of the Peace in end for the |@te District, G. M.. State and county eforessid, J.C. ANERE. who, being duly svorn, depoeeth and eaith. thet above ony he, to hie owledge and belief, true in every Geta — th 1.0. ANERN. Sworn te and subscribed before me, thie Vet. Oth, eer. Kooan HU. Uan. Bold throughout Gees world. Porrer Deve arp Cusu, . a) . =" «few to Core Onn Sate. Tortured Babies,” free. ' malaria SHIRTS LOT f. 50c Men's and Boys’ Shirts—think of it! 15c tively the grandest bargain ever offered. LOT 2. 75c Men's and Boys’ for 25c LOT 3. $1.00 Men's and Boys’ —out they go. 39c . The largest single purchase ever made by a retail house. & Walker's sample line of Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, about 3000 dozen, a large variety of patterns, laundered and unlaundered, every style known tothe manufacturer, collar attached, two de- tachable collars, colored bosom, etc., with white body. Posi- Worth from 50c up to $1.50. Sale begins Monday, as follows: LOT 4. $1.25 Men's Shirts 49c Ely LOT 5. $1.50 Men's Shirts go for 59c go for LS MEN’S Heavy Merino, which would sell regularly at 5Uc, will go at. Heavy Flecce-lined; 60c, will goat .... Heavy fine All- wool, in natural and searlet, worth $1.00 and $1.25, will go at. ne Superfine All-wool U nder wear, double and single breasted, worth up to $2.00, will go at.. will go at worth and defled every body. After payment on the notes for 76,000 gular" was sgtoppe d Moore and Mrs. Moore left Paris. The Russian Ambassador conferred with the United States Minister at Paris, and the latter communicated what he had been told concerning Moore to the State De- part ment in Washington. ‘When Moore reacned Durban, Africa, he found instructions that his appointment as a United States Consul had been revoked. If l ean be of any service to the prosecut- tion I shall be glad. Now that the case is closed I shall return to San Francisco at once.”’ There was in court whose He was a and spoke another man name could not be learned. Frenchman, wore good clothes, English with an accent. He said he recognized Moore as the man who last summer had, in company with Nis wife. worked the badger game on him in a leading hotel in Chicago. Moore applied the same methods he worked in the case of Mahon. The Frenchman, who was sald to be a nobleman, was fleeced out of $475. SIMON HAD NO SEAT. Predicament of the ‘New Senator From the State of Oregon. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—When Joseph Si- new Senator from Oregon, Was formally sworn into office he found that there was no.seat for him in the Senate. fter he had qualified, signed the roll and “ved congratulations, he was turned to the sergeant-at-arms, who Was eXx- pected Yo provide him with a desk and a Sf et the met, h Oregon had been va- ‘ant so long that in the arrangement of ats no provision was made for Senator Simon on the Republican side of the cham- The new Senator resented the sugges- that he sit on the Democratic side Republican leaders consulted, and it geested that Senator Butler, the 7 Awe from North Carolina, might be Ning to move over to the Democratic The North Carolina man had tried le early in the day and was stung by chance remark that in view of the race troubles in State. he would hereafter ntlitv himself with the Democratic party, refused to give up his present seat Senatorship In “i'w was his UNDERWEAR. Ribbed Fleeced, worth 23c, Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Merino, etc., nicely finished, with pearl buttons and silk- taped neck, value at 50c, will go at Heavy Fleeced Oneita Style Union Suits, worth 75c, will go at Fine All- Wool Ribbed Fleece- Lined and Scarlet and Black, worth up to $1.50, will go at Superfine All- Wool Vests, Pants and Union Suits, in natural camel's-hair and black, worth up to .5O, will go at ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! LADIES’ | HERE’S SOMETHING WORTH READING. Wool-mixed and ribbed, worm =" to 25¢e, will go at eeeee Heavy fleeced drop- uae k U nion Suits, worth 55c, will go at Fine all- wool Underwear Vests, Pants and Draw- ers, some in the lot worth up to me OU, will go at.. Infants’ fine Wool Vests, worth 2 will go at ss are Si CHILDREN’S ...15C 59c Ladies’ fine 8] worth $10 and K Union Suits, 12.50, will goat.... a | YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY,” IF YOU USE SAPOLIO LOVE TURNED TO HATE. War Over a Dividing Fence. The story of a bitter feud between two be told Friday in Justice Robert H. Early’s court at Euveka, Time was when Gustavus Pauls and Paul Lutz were inseparable companions, But a disagreement occurred and they. became unrelenting enemies. They lived on ad- jointing farms. Last week the climax determined to build a fence on the divid- ing line between his property and that of | Pauls. He had not proceeded very far with his work when Pauls appeared and accused him of building the fence on his (Pauls’) land. Lut2 resented the accusation. former friends finally came to blows. fight enced in Pauls being seriously jured. He has carried his grievance court and seeks ‘damages. —— came when Lutz into itor Simon is st{ll seatlesa, pete \i: ‘Lhe raging 4 lion that rav- ages the earth, seeking that which it may devour is fearsome stealthier much dangerous en- OP ny. It is al ways ¢asier and better to avoid ' than to fight it. It comesin % = guises, first it is usually as a tri- fling indiges- tion or a slight attces of bil- iousnc Then foll ow loss of appetite, or headac he, or nerv- ousness and sleeplessness, or stupor. These are the advance heralds of consumption, nervous exhaustion and prostra- tion, and a multitude of other 1Ns There is an easy way to avoid, and a sure way to escape from, ill-health. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery gives edge to the appetite, invigorates the liver, makes the digestion perfect and the blood pure. Itis the great appetite-sharpener, blood-maker, flesh-builder and nerve-tonic. It cures 08 per cent. of all cases of consumption. It does not make flabby flesh like cod - liver 01), but tirm, healthy tissue, without corpu- lency. Honest dealers don’t urge substi- tute s for a little extra profit. ‘I cannot pre ise Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Disc overy too highly,’ writes Mrs. Mary A. Seay, of Andersonville, Buckingham Co., Va. v friends gave me up as dying of consumption. I tried everything, but grew worse, became so weak { gave up all my housework. I tried four bottles of the ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ and have now no more need to take medicine of any kioud. I recommend your medicines — the Golden Medical Discovery’ and ‘Pleasant Pe!- lets’ —to my friends with a full belief in their efficiency."’ When any member of the family is sick or burt. look in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, and there you will find the remedy. It used to cost $1.50; now it's FREE. 1008 es. Over yo illustrations. Send 21 one-cent stam = cover cost of mailing only, to World’ ge pa Medical Asso- ciation, Buffalo, N. for paper -cove copy. Cloth binding, 10 cents extra. until | TO GUARD THE FLAG. | Law Proposed to “Prevent Desecration of the Stars and Stripes. ‘AGO, Dec, 6.—At a meeting of the ‘an Flag Day Association at the Great Northern IHlotel the which will be presented to Congress, adopted: Be it enacted by of Representatives of America in Congress assembled, That ult shall be unlawful for any person to print, stamp or in any manner Impress upon the flag of the United States or any representi- tion thereof, any word, figure, design or impression calculated to serve as an adver- tisement of merchandise or other property, or of any person s trade, occupation or business, or to publish, exhibit or advertisement any such flag ot thereof, “0 Also ohne CHI Amerlk Senate and Hiouse the the United States of impressed. unlawful tor any or use the flag or any thereof fur lothing, awnings, manner Which shall tend ation of this act : the , ‘ler tft it fine of not nor subject than 3 ; act imprisonment than $1000 ted American public “urs ot less be suppor Sons of the (;srand Army of the Re ‘lety of the (‘olontal W KISSED HER HANDS. anish War Veterans Kneel Before a Red Cross Nurse. , e\nac , lon, So | Revolut and the Illinots Union » uUnkNOWN and gratitude I ng before ‘ bre) er and ing nurse Wa ‘ago, an Aii that sh remembera of k ise Samuel Roses Noore ‘lhe of «hi the two eoldier that city atter ccarred and dad The soldiers Louis on their Western post GEN. LEE GETS ORDERS. Embarkation of the Seventh Army Corps Will Begin ae Week. ANNAH. tia Loe t The Seventh hae dire to prepare for an early depar t North care regiment to to, this rex rsp crt Mik Sa\ Army ‘¢ Depa tment a ‘orps De en ie War ifave iirdera have mer 1 r> pre pared | voard the tra higan to morrow The Second Illinois Regiment will take the transport Roumantan Thursda’s The lélat Indiana aleo has ordera f “nursday and aboard the Mobil: (jen -e with his staff will travel aboard the Panama. When Gen. Lee departa Gen J. Warren Kelfer will command the corps and will remain here until the last of the troops have departed. Maj. Russell B. Harrison, who bas eer- ———~- | Two Meramec Township Farmers at} wealthy farmers of Meramec Township will ; following bill. | was) use ; shail | im its | of | . ie | i } | FIRE J. B. Korngold’s salvage stock has been removed from the fire-wrecked building at Sixth and Washington Av., and has been placed on sale at retail, along with its own stock at SIXTH and ST. CHARLES S7S. NOTIONS. Wide Velveteen Bindi i bolts, worth 20ce—per belt webby Best Buttonhole Twist, 10- yard spools, per dozen Kid Curlers— Cabinet le Hair Pins Best Triple Extract Perfume. worth 25c—will go at, per ounce LEATHER GOODS. Ladies’ Combination Pocket Boo best leather and stitched in all ee — at Zic newest shades, worth 50c—will go Ladies’ Combination Pocket Books, leather- lined and stitched, in all the hewest shades, regular $1.00 quality, Leatherette Collar .- i uff Boxes, worth $1.00, f DEN TISTS. UNTIL DEC. 12th We have decided to do all dental uced rates for the benefit of out-ol- tome nae Until Dec. 12 we will make a full eet of Teeth for bo Giold Crowns. 22k eereeeeeeeeee BRridgework, per Stilyer Fillings | dGuld Fillings Cleaning Teeth ..... lalnless Extraction A written guarantee given with all work for “10 years, NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS, 720 OLIVE ST.. NEAR 8TH. Lady attendants OPEN DAILY, EVENINGS till » hod m. st NDAYS ¥ to 4 sexe elevator. st TEETH $2.00 Set of UNTIL DEC. JOth, Come Earfy and Avoid the Rush, We are now beginning our Winter Course. and we will do all dental work for cost of material. e*#nweaee eee eeaeere at Jacksonville, | Havana. , as —_ --— — both here ana marshal of lc Willlames, will be Huarrison Sec- will marshal, Will be provost 8S. A. D Regiment, Maj. ved as provost Lieut. ¢‘ol lilinols e after Fourth marshal he! of the provost leaves has’ not been edness of the when the lLivision decided Second Sixth Misseour! fs tn this brigade, and it niready bas orders to ut any time, no definite *) issted to Gen. Hardeman Annual New England Dinner. ladies of tlie Miaiplewood COngrega- (hurch will give thelr anntal hi dinner and bazaar Thursday ommencing at 6 © T) h time on both ticles, and are evel Do You Know LINOIS CENTRAL now from St Nashv! inl Koooxville, Tenn i all po in North Louisa to rts ‘Church Supper. _ Dor, Cave Non-Sectaria supper Tuesday night i] ladie« of (hurch will serve a at Jacob Mahler's ha ? Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis- tricts are invariably accompan- ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great " driving wheel” in the mechanism of man, and when itis out of order, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. Tutt’s Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. ioe cote Bite x Ho ome Se. A eR PORES. a ene be prepared ordere aT Ww | All Work Guaranteed | for 10 years Teeth bextracted Withont Paln..... Cleaned . ; billings Gold Crowne Bridgework, per tooth === | Union Coffege of Painfess Dentistry, Best ey ollege in the World, 622 Olive Street, 2d Floor, Corner 7th and Olwe Sunday, 8 to 4. ulpped Da'ly till ESTABLISH Ev 1871. Boston Steam Dental 415 North Broadway, 4th Moor, bet. Locustand 4). Charies. Take elevat iv Finest Sets of Teeth, $/ only ... nesedne OBce epen evenings til buadays Ya. m. tel p. m DR. J. H. CASE. Proprietor, _ ‘DR. E. C. CHASE, iy EEN TIST ' 6th & LOCUST Sts. ORIEL BUILDING Gold Crowns, $5 00% | Best Plates. $8.00 Gold and Plastic fillings. Painiess Extrcating. J. A. SHOBER, DENTIST, S11. N. TV ST, SUITE 707, MOLLAXD a > Rarat tieid Crowne, ALBANY ib \TAL PAINLESS DENTAL ROOMS. Hloure 1? p. mm. oe eo oo Rooms, Ww Si7 Vrawkiia «a... te the only place where work is deve by eld prectitioners ef 36 years’ fees e. Bull sete of beet teeth, 68, af) Sillags Jd crowoe, se i irae W. J. CORD, DENTIST, lies removed te De Sete Bu diag. 78 Pise 5 tbrapest. cleanest ad best treatment; se ante, etawinstions free. Upee every day ie year « , ‘ FOR 838O DAYS. Rilver Pilllege Ue.d Fillings Gald i row tie , ‘ seeeeeesd eee¢e set of Teeih. Sl up. Open evresings aed Sandage, Teeth esttacted with oar pew patent eleetremene ULBUAKT & NEES). @ Pige of. wha te. iia att ills sn en gill Milage ser Sat, a
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» yi Sad er. 2 ily tee ‘ a Laer SOE i ergs OE. O % . _ privilege of running public conveyances, rent free, unless they can make it pay them a certain sum per mile. Ss | ORIES O Nor are the other provisions of the franchise grabbers’ or- dinance less open to condemnation. The rentals to be paid the city are subject to diminution or entire absorption by the “charges” the street railroads choose tomake. Whax is to prevent their consuming the entire gross receipts of the lines in dividends on watered stock or in sala- ries to officials” It will be interesting to note what kind of protest the citi- zens of Chicago make to this attempt of the grabbers to realize on the Allen law outlay. It is said that the corporations have enough Aldermen bought up to pass the measure over the Mayor's veto. St. Louis will do well to watch the outcome of the fight.- The interests of all the great cities are identical in this struggle against corporate greed and corruption. ee a ow LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO. Office 513 Olive Street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Week Day Issue, in St. Louis and Suburbs. . . One Cent Week Day Issue, Elsewhere . .... 6. . Two Cents Week Day Istue, on All Trains . . . «© « . Two Cents Sunday issue, at All Places In or Out of St. Louis Five Cents Delivered by Carrier in St. Louis and Suburbs, Week Day and Sunday, per week .. . TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS. BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. Daily and Sunday, l year . $6.00| Delivered by Carrier in Towns Daily and Sunday, 6 months 3.00 Outside of St. Louis: Dally and Sunday, l month .6) Per Week 15 Cents Sunday, one year 2.00 Per Month . 60 Cents Sunday, six months 1.00 Week Day Only, Sunday, three months. .50 Per Month. . POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST- DISPATCH. 16 Pages . lc 24to 32 Pages . 2c 40 to 50 Pages . Outside the United States, Double the Above Rates. NUMBERS. —- ——— tt . ’ Cate ¢ ” Ova ® r) ’ ', . ! + . 7 . ‘he s 4 “ BE: 7 ia ' , % x — . ae 5: ea co eae ae asa s* rat! Se 3 ou 3 Ce ee “J esse . anship of a detail of detectives and pa-| quiet, but night was, indeed, hideous by trolmen. the frightful and blood-curdling howls of ,p . wane . ee » : ’ coyotes. When the Major went down to The} ost Dispatch called attention to the absurdity of mak- breakfast, after the first night of terror, ing a “test case” and to the duty of the police to act in every | expected to find everybody in a mats ‘vent which appeare j >» law ,| Of wild excitement, but to his surprise eve } ‘ | app ee to a violation of the law. Judge they all appeared cool and calm, and as Klein emphasizes this point, charging the jury to pay no at-|no mention was made of the horrible tention to test cases or any cases that may have been tried. reo rig . sweetened to taste. The yolks well beaten are ready at this are beaten into the ho SOFT MOLASSES COOKIES.—Two cu is t ae maiasens, one tablespoonful each of oat. ade glasses and is serves Chas cal ' vinegar and ginger, one-half cup lard or| whipped cream and 4 candied ch The butter filled up with cold water. Stir thick | on the top of each. and we four and add two teaspoonfuls of | porcelain egg cups, beaten whi — soda issolved in two tablespoonfuls of|the eggs put on top and the ou -— warm water. Roll thick. ‘ the oven for a moment to brown. ft te th eaten hot or cold, and ‘ plain cream. — MINCE MEAT.—Three poun beef from the tenderest part ao P aot six pounds of apples (Greenings) one ana one-half pounds of suet, the juice and grated peel of two oranges and two lemons two pounds of brown sugar, one pint of molasses, three pints of boiled cider, one quart of good California brandy, three grat- ed nutmegs, one tablespoonful of mace. one and one-half tablespoonfuls of salt. twa tablespoonfuls of ginger, two tablesnoon- fuls of allspice, one tablespoonful of cloves six tablespoonfuls of cinnamon, half pounsd of sliced citron, two pounds of seedless ralx- ins, two pounds of jarge raising (seeded or - not, as preferred), two pounds of curran'« and one glassful of grape jelly or preserves of some kind, Steam the meat (or simmer gently) till tender, cool, and chop tine. Cho» the apples the size of navy beans Mix all the dry ingredients first thuroughivy. ° then add the liquids, and mix again, Mince meat should “ripen” three or fuur weeks before using. Keep in a gtone jar, well covered, Agent Foreign Advertising, 8 C. Beckwith Special Agency. & Tribune Bulliding. New York. 450 The Rookery, Chicago. ~ NI PtP» WHITE LAYER CAKE.—Beat half a cupful of butter to a cream, adding gradu- ally a cupful and a half of sugar, then add one cup of water. Sift together two and a half cupfuls of flour with one teaspoonfus of baking powder; add this to the mixture one ie the oe ee or Sve minutes, then ‘ le well-beaten. whit ’ ; bake in three layers. eee OLLA PODRIDA.—A half-quart of chick- peas previously soaked, two carrots, some panish sausage, long pepper. garlic, onion, parsley, lettuce, a colewert or two, to- matoes, a slice of gourd; six pounds of brisket of beef, the knuckle end of a leg of mutton, half a pound of bacon, a few slices of ham anda fowl. Boil slowly eix hours. GOOD BREAD RECIPE.—Take four aearss HA coy flour in pan, make well had found the thing and swallowed it. and © mIecss put n three teaspoons salt.one of course he had to have toothpicks."’ ceive ene sett ae Rg aa itn oy ONE in the audience exclaimed: = it in the well with other faavedionts. ny, Of course. Mix it all together with lukewarm milk. Then knead well and stiff. Cover warmly, RAGGER QUINN’S WIT AND PHILOSOPHY, s > a. Reported for the Readers of the Post-Dispatch and Revised by the Ragger Philosopher. | ————_+o-9—___—_—_— Business is Business. If you want to KNOW how and where to advertise and GET RESULTS—cast your eye over these figures. They prove that the Merchants of St. Louis have found by ex- perience that the Post-Dispatch is of more value than all other evetiing papers COMBINED, The actual number of columns of PAID LOCAL ADVERTISING (less cheap lega! matter) carried by the evening papers for the last 14 Thursdays, commencing Sept. ist and ending Dec. ist, was as follows: Columns of Paid Local Advertisin (less legal), Post-Dispatch - 695 columns. All other English Evening Papers CUMBINED .- oe i..4 he 629 columns. Excess of Post-Dispatch over all 66 otbers oth dite y ep2 2 “3s columns. be through which he had passed. But once more on his own ground, and among sym- down, and after a hard fight I landed the fish, a 30-pound cat. Now, what do you suppose he took that toothpick for?’ No one in the audience knew. “Well, gentlemen, I found out when I cleaned him, for inside of him I found the lower jaw of an old set of false teeth some fisherman had lost in the lake. The fish Failures for the past week were 281 in the United States, against 306 last year. The Republican administration or- gans might crow over this continued good showing but for the fact that Canada, which didn’t elect McKinley, also shows each week a less number of failures than last year, the past week's failures there being 19, as against 28 in 1897. -e eo —— ——— If the people of the United States have done more business in 1898 than in any former year, is it not reasonable to hope that 1829 may be prosperous? The dark shadow of the trust is over us, it is true, but we ere a great and resourceful people, and nard work in extending our markets may do wonders for us. 2 @& 2 @ @ @@ @e @& @e & 2 @& @ @ @ @¢ @ @ @& @ @ @. @ @ @ @ @ @@@@ @ @ @& a i ee i i ee a ee Flo A CATERER’S TRICK.—At a recent West End wedding it was demonstrated that it won’t do to quarrel with the caterer until after he has finished his work. This bride was displeased with the caterer'’s arrange ments, and told him so. After the cere- mony, at which ‘only A COLORLESS MESSAGE. The President's message is a colorless document: He tells the story that everybody has heard a thousand times of the war and its conclusion, but leaves us in the dark as to the administration policy with reference to the questions which told over years of the story how packs of pathetic friends, he and over for two cayotes had nightly howled around the house while he lay with his head covered with the bedclothes, quaking with terror, the cold perspiration running: down his soe —_ have arisen out oi the conflict. If Harriet Hubbard Ayer'’s advice in Monday's Post-Dispatch As tothe Philippines nothing was to be expected, since the treaty is not yet signed and the archipelago is not yet Ameri- can territory or under acknowledged American protection. But it is singular that the Fresident has no suggestions or recomioendations to make with regard to Porto Rico, Guam or Havraii. The country has a right to know what policy is con- ten:plated that it may be freely discussed. It is too large a subject to be disposed of in a day. It is possible, however, that the President has no policy. He is not a very positive man and usually prefers to “hear were universally taken we should not only have more female faces without wrinkles, but more women with sweet disposi- tions. Mrs. Aver is very sure that women who refuse to ac- quire mental serenity .cannot-escape wrinkles and sour looks. eee York's experience proves that we shall never get the till we use metal for window sashes and doors well ims and girders. We shall then not be safe till the office and store furnishings of such a building are also of metal and all combustible matter is kent outside. —_—__—___ ——__ ee —_—_ New fire-proof building be as “uS back. At the end of two years the owner of the coyote-ridden ranch came to return the major’s visit. soon met a party of friends to whom this harrowing story had ’ sald the Major, proudly intro- him, “is the friend I visited in the Northwest two vears ago.” “Oh, ves,”’ said one, recalling the Major’s thrilling experience ‘‘where there were so many coyotes,” “Yes, indeed,’ said “Why, ere must have been a every —* the Major, thousand the two families were present, a big re- ception was given. was much like occasions of sort until the re- freshments were eerved. When the ices came on a waiter ap- proached the bride and groom, who were surrounded by number of the - In The biggest fiddle makes th’ bummest music. Th’ flushest beggar wears th’ oldest clo’es. Any place is heaven if you’v got ‘“‘an angel.’’ Too many storms will sour th’ sweetest milk o’ human kindness. Life isn’t worth living-whenever you begin t’ think so. No guy can skin yu lessen you help him. It wasn't your fault that you were born, but it will be your fault !f anybody ree greta it. - Save your coin t’-day 'n spend it t’-morrow If yu wanta get flush. laundry. Dress suit cages often carry dirty prowling around. yr? aeka h -¢ . Ary is by no means unanimous on any of the new questions. But } a 7 ‘ , said a thousand,” answered the | covered. He put one before the bride and jon and crystallize public sentiment. He might have given a are ready to 8e12Z any opportunities, and there shoul be no 4 ajor, apologetically, “but there may have | the other before the groom. glimpse of the plans of the administration. delay on our part. 1 = ayy ES The bride uncovered hers d'sclosing @ lit- Phunderation, roared tle- pink baby in a cradle! Althourgtb ehe — you been telling that covered it quickly the others had seen it, years mn and there was a shout of laughter. This iota ath UD. at the first part of the caterer'’s revenge. : me the om the there The groom uncovere ice : Peoria lynching idea may yet reach the Windy City. was a moiilion. wiate whe « Hittlo white coftnt oe there were?" There was no laughter at this part of the may caterer’s trick. He will get no patronage o+-- at ‘There have been three or The one thing that seems to be clear in regard to our newly | contemptuously replied the friend. from any who attended that wedding. acquired islands is that they are no places for poor men. - i -0-0-0—0 -O-—-0—--0—-0—- 0 -0—- 0-0 -0—-0—-{4J ! very Upon Th’ listener wins more than th’ spleler. After yu've found a needle in a hay Stack, man. Don't spring that old gag about a guy needin’ a shave—mebbe he’s raisin’ spin nage. ~ Every guy with a big beak ain’t a Cyrano de Bergeraw. If.men are human motors, a lot of '¢m are Keeleys—they won't work. PETIE QUINN, Ragger. from the country” before expressing himself, and the country If there is anything in Cuba or our colonies for St. Louis yu muy expect t’ find an unselfish be friend. “Have for two the e*¢¢e¢ around Large purchases of Aldermen are reported from Chicago the street railway corporations being the purchasers. The said the bristling noise. Iam willing to say But how many do you say An Example of Trust Tyranny.—When the Sugar Trust major, charges St. Louis grocers 7% cents per 100 pounds as ‘freight : expenses’’ from New York, more than it would cost the same grocers to ship 100 pounds of eugar from New York, and com- pels them to pay it by refusing to let them buy sugar in New York and ship it here themselves, it is as clean a hold-up as if the trust held a pistol at their heade. This a pretty ex- ample of the tyranny of trusts, and we are likely have a great dea! more of it as their power increases. —— four,”’ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. (This columa !s open to everybody who has a complaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, in- formation to give or a subject of general interest to discuss, or a public service to acknowledge, and who can put the idea into the fewest words Letters frum persons seeking employ- be given place in this column.) >. - - O—-o—o—_0—0—0— “lf TOM HALL’S SYSTEM. r O-0—0—0—0-—-0—-0—-0- 000-0 0-0-0 -0 0-0-0 —-0—-0—- 0-00-0009 Tom Hall had ‘got religion.” The was no doubt about it. The news was public property pretentious little Nevada town, and it was a decided success. is > eo * ‘9 4 . Fire-proof’ buildings are rather fireman-proof than to proof. oe 2) GG eteeypeermenecemnee The shortest of wars makes a long tax list. e+e — POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. possible. went cannot GOLDEN RULE JONES AGAIN. Mayor Jones of Toledo, in an address on public franchises before the national conference of good city government at Indianapolis last week, took strong ground in favor of munic- ipal ownership “There is no ground for compromise,” he concluded. ‘‘The principle of private ownership of public utilities is wrong, and. no amount of patching, legislative or otherwise, can make it right.”’ Whether the principle is right or wrong, it is certain that sentiment ig settling down to the belief that public ownership is the only practé4al expedient. Nine-tenths of the corruption, theft and incompetent admin- istration in American cities is due to the influence of corpora- tions holding and seeking these franchises. Take away this source of corruption and good city government will become possible. ered together every bet he had board and placed them upon the queen Within three turns he won. He allowed his winnings to remain on the card, and again the qucen won, Once more he dared fate | ad after a number of turns the queen mest on “ — , ' showed in the box, He resigned his position as day shift be- While the cards were being shuffled for hind the bar the “‘Golden Palace,’ a! the next deal, Tom stealthily opened thy». seat was no longer Kept for him at Dono-| little Biblé now lying in his lap and peeped van's faro tables and if he drank at all it; into it. He read: must have been but little. “For the children of Israel shall abide Moreover, when accused of going to the; many days without a king.’’—Hosea, chap- little white church on the hill, on a cer-| ter 3, verse 4. tain Sunday, in company with the young The king was immediately coppered for a lady school teacher of the town, he had huge stack of chips. At the same time he turned angrily upon his interlocutor and ,;judiciously placed a number of bets on pertinently inquired “if it was anybody's | different cards, for he saw a disposition on —— business whether he did or not?’ the part of the other players to “follow” Now, Tom, if the truth were known, had | him, and he wanted no assistance in his never considered himself a great sinner, | laudable endeavor to “bust the bank.” and it was doubtful if he wae filled with In due course the king lost twice In suc- For such a purpose there should be @ any penitence at all for his past life. cession and his pile became so formidable | reat public forum constructed, embodying Secretly his private views on morals were | 4s tO engross the attention of all. fall the best ideas and conveniences for still rather broad and liberal and he saw Tom, however, continued to win steadily, | social betterment. It could probably be no particular harm in taking a drink at;and now frequentiy consulted his Bible | comb ned with the public library and a proper intervals, gambling when the deal, without making any effort to conceal it. | sreat public bath. The grand assembly hall was fair and otherwise partaking in a mod-|He had just read from Ezra, chapter 6, should hold as many people as any urch erate way of the various enjoyments pro- | verse 3. or opera house in the city. Td ie the town te the sage Dual. . eS E'S On Sundaye, vegularly and consecutively, In short, Tom was more converted to the members could come and do missionary Miss Dawson than he was to the church. work among the masses and tell of thelr But although the town wisely concluded practical progress in Christian Socialism. that the step taken was not altogether The scientific worker, the mechanical ex- devo'd of worldiness. it took a malicious ploiter, and the social reformer could hol delight in clothing him figuratively in the re upon the A Great Reform Hall Needed. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. A great voice is to be raised, it ts said in favor of inculcating Christian Socialism among the maeses. And how best to carry on the good work is the question among all earnest workers for moral and industrial emancipation from the constitutional evils of civilization. At times some contemplated or executed outrage against public policy and progress calle forth indignation meetings. Then em- ployer and employe, capitalists and profes- sional men tell one another their interests in the matter and mutual agreements are made whereby the public interests as a unit are conserved and protected, It is the snowy South just now, sonny. In the The cold winter prophet is already chattering i“ ew so.”’ an told you JOB JEFFERSON. Joe Jefferson, my jo Jeff., When we were first acquent, To see you play Van Winkle I paid my last red tent, I sighed to see you totter, With hair as white as snow, When I sat in the gallery, Joe Jefferson, my jo. The flour trust will be in a position to give a big cake walk if it succeeds. of The people about Hebert and Twenty-third street will remember the malin. The Princeton students are getting innumerable bouquets since their action in abolishing hazing. Congressman Brigham Roberts has made the word as serviceable as the word bigamy. brighamy Joe Jefferson, my jo Jeff., I never saw a play That could arouse my fancy In such a charming Way. It always made me hungry When I aerose to £0, And still I pine for you and Rip, Joe, Jefferson, my Jo. The police force was not all in Death Valley when Goy. Stephens walked 26 blocks without seeing a policeman. Aguinaldo has become an Episcopalian, and he may have to be a Mormon before all the Philippine problems are solved. As Washington's farewell address no longer counts, the farewell] address of Willlam McKinley ought to be very interesting. Shall we have it in 1901 or in 19%? Md A Blow at Public Confidence.—The belief that there is no such disease as hydrophobia is paralleled by an expert opinion that nobody has ever been eaten by a shark. An old seaman of San Francisco “IT have been trying to find some re- Pputable citizen who could tell me of his own personal know!l- edge of a man belng assailed by a shark. I followed the sea for years and I never knew an instance.” It seems really too bad if all the interesting reading about sharks is fictitious. No been read with more confidence than thark tales, many people will want to listen to the old seaman of Sian —e _———_-—~— —.. __. - _ Says: and let the foundations thereof be strongly laid; the height thereof three- score cubits and the breadth thereof three- score cubits. 4. With three rows of great stones——’"’ “That meana the tray, sure,” he said to himself as he pushed a big bet toward the car, “Is that Hoyle you got Bad as a divorce may be, it is preferable to setting up the whipping-post for cruel husbands. No woman should be expected to live with a man who beats her. ‘Miss Goelet and Miss Astor, two American he‘resses, are be- lieved to have safely bagged a couple of British ‘dukes,”’ says a current paragrapn, It is easy for a girl with a bar'l to bag a} British Duke. The Spanish Captain General at Havana easily identifies him- self. but he cannot get a cent of bank money. He couldn't get any- thing, even if he were to drag his ancestors from the tomb and identify them also, While the city cannot properly care for its human dependents if they are not ward heelers it Is quite proper to notify the animal , no more beasties can be provided for at Forest Joe Jefferson, my jo Jeff., I'll ne'er forget the time When to the gallery's high eeats With cheerful steps I'd climb. But oh, what tearful changes Have come e#ince long ago, When at your merry wit I laughed, Joe Jefferson, my jo! —_— ee forth in turn. Such a building ehould be built by the State and city and be under the auspices . asked the 1 hp omen Si the Labor Commissioner and the Mayor oO owned fi ponte inable the City. It could be built fn_ time and ‘Nope; a better book than Heyle.” called the St. Louis ¢ entonge Sais. “You playin’ a syste f it?” . ' or ayn 8, System out of st, reply. | Central Workmen's Hall, 201 South Third ; ee ; street. + - The gume went on, but it was not long be- ‘ay , ‘ality : ast. he a pao ’ es ouuiih way novel Pe eae oe vate fore Tom's remarkable run of luck came to : acy ee al ze pie ise themselves to raine (a close. This greatly surprised him, as he Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s Good Advice. vidualiy ( Meus . ww | Ore , fj lv c ‘ince » ¢ 0350 . . money by the performance of a aervice. or! wt eainaey vl “ge od be Sa To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. hy the manufacture or sale of something... , Md. —— oh Sua “ ith- I read with pleasure the advice of Mrs. Park 0) See and afterward the different not an important bet had been made W ra : } pepe ee vari yus experience s were to out referring to the sacred volume. Wilcox to a young girl in yesterday's lesue . “A +’ : > "ni ACC. ts L | © ariou: pe ° “ a 4 oe ner : ta ‘ 4 s ‘ Expecting a President J message the people of the United States | es oa : aad ch in itself promised con- a. chose rather to belie ve 5 that the of the Post-Dispatch, and I agree with her. are surprised to see their President suddenly blossom into a war ~~ dealer, in order to save the owt “A practical, useful education {s far more to be desired than the ornamental] studies so popular at thie time. A useful life !s what we should all try to attain to. It | | siderable amusement. racticing s » crooked work. Of thts he : , seta ia Bia » Irie tom roe | = ” his rooms and gav ,a | Practicing some crooked WOPrk. , historian. Mr. McKinley the Irish primrose = Hall went to his rooms and gave the | }acame convinced when upon betting flower garden. my highest ambition to be good and useful in this world. Beauty soon fades, but @ Uncle Sam's | e ' 4 4 ——- een f roroun¢ OnNSiGderation. | «a, ' subject deep and | ~s a atniaheiedl Rane 6 jack”’ on the turn at the end of the , . re | deal the cards c: : ‘Sac 2,” News comes from Nashville, IlL., that the English sparrow Is a | ,thO CATGs CAME OUL JACK. Cou good life will leave a perfume behind that will encourage others to emulate us. The following night a Se _ . “» himself i out, Sage gen Ate ee ve oblivious a book here that says so, and what this The Value of Education. | Jom Ni s nemnarens : book says go. It says right here in Exodus | To the Editor of the Post-Digpatch, ‘ ) . —e vil ad a ° 2 a } ‘ and oo. cases,”” he said, cheerfully, as png aa t not Pharaoh deal deceitfully Inclosed please find W& cents. Please . ' : ; ~f any ore. : . reached for the case rack and pushed “What's that? Ww , and to Mr. Herrington. Hie is most ~ ‘k the buttons. Then he placed a couple wy eats that? What book is that? ° » of help. Wish I we } “ iP gy the board and eaid: It's the bible—that’s what it is!” worthy © : m ere able to he:p MoTet hel Pe | him educate his children. A man that tries to educate his children under difficulties such aa h'e is deserving of heip from all and especially from those who are without education. Would that my father had tried to do the same for me. tead, | was put to work ; “The Bible’’ came from the het mouthed and amazed dealer. of this layout, this game stops for to-| at 13 year® of age and since I know the night. You're oe winner, but you can value of an ucation I can not help but asked if they have seen it. It ja said to mip, Bowadeve, Svuane 08 2008 have cost several thousand dollars. are old enough they leave home; tary. Mra. Tom Hall (nee Daweon) a the Geavorera wer ’ e given.—San Francisco | gonaut. | stories have ever “ there, Tom: any longer to and not rancisco., Oe -- A BENEVOLENT TRUST. The Chicago milk trust is to be on new lines. not mily to furnish pure milk but pure benevolence. The cash cupital will be $10,000,000 (no water). Prices will not be raised the “economies” will make it possible to fell the milk very cheap A number of dealers have been Invited to join this blessed scheme of philanthropy. They will have to accept and lend a hand to the cause or be run over by the trust's milk wagons. No man should be suffered to stand in the way of True Good- ness, cash capital $10,000,000. Joe Leiter is back of the He is young In years, but as a philanthropist has had considerable experience, as a thousand or more unhappy creatures in Italy testified before they were shot down by the military a few months ago. The benevolen' trust isin the field. The latest economic de- Velopment is welcomed. Charity, capitalized, bonded and duly watered is to become a force in business. Love is no longer a pretty sentiment. It is to be syndicated and made to “pay.” ee What Is the Matter With Protection?—The Boston wool market report says The sales to date show a decrease of 13,638,800 pounds and 129,634,200 pounds foreign from the sales to the same date in 1887 The receipts to date show @ decrease of 248.075 domestic and 389.070 bales foreign. & What is the matter with our highly protected wool, that sales \ T.—There !s no premium on half, dollars of 1829 and 1832. should fall off and concessions be necessary to trading? 1 onan © o-—_ ----~ A READER.--The roll of the next House is CHICAGO'S FRANCHISE GRABBERS From present returns the Republicans have @ majority of 12, The street raitroads of Chicago that boodled the Allen law r pausiaiecatne! ae Public through the State legislature are now trying to get a city neta, eee 4 ordinance pessel that will embody their idea of getting some- thing for nothing as nearly as possible. Under the proposed ordinance a street ratiroad may make $7500 or leas per iiile without paying the city a cent. The citizen pays his share of the public expense for use of the eirect®. The street car director, as a citizen. expects to pay hie preportion of such e> pense. AS an individual he knows that be cannot |- exemptel by pleading that his business only Drings in $5500 cr leas per annum. / Bur. wnited as a corporation, a number of persons have the to wek that they be permitted to use the valuable as was natural, member, but Miss OT) proud of its new Dawson felt prouder. One Sunday the pastor announced that It was very desirable that the church be pro- vided with a new organ. He proposed that the fund for thie purpose be realized in a Now that Cyrano de Bergerac has reached the etage in 8t. Louls, there should be a big run on handkerchiefs. lt is designed IN SILENCE. My spirit swoons, When on my lips I feel thy meiting kise So full of tenderness and burning bliss, As warm as Junes Own sunlight, and as soft as noon's Sweet comfort, which the toller sighs te mise. mc ause creation that is of | had scheme. more bounties great has great enemy of destructive insects num- Ah. how my heart Thrills with thy presence’ As to one Who walks in deserts, beaten by the sus The oasis, So is thy kits To me—life-#aving drops which atart The weary blood upon its course aga!it, And lull the spirits pain. } ‘ nei the amazed nuisance. SOO to these NSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. medical questions wil’ not be answered. All othere will re- but answers cannot always be given on the day when ques- C any special day. Legal or ecelve atiention, tions are received, Bor Ob ‘Let soul The first | end of the second, Across the sands My weary feet pase on. high, And cruel fs the eun that biinds my ere And burns my feet; And yet with sweet Anticipation, on l haate Across the waste, For there I see thee stand. with gleaming oat. : lete) My journey half comp ad 0 eoft welcome te me with hands’ City and State Politics. ‘ Democrat. From the Kennett (Mo) t Louls’ city officers are under Licement for accepting bribes, falsifying t indi rascelity; and yet the pay- ane othet Yrem. ©, that mayor fefused to suspend nerel of State "hy - roll and Tom had lost. At the | he bought another stack 1876, fell on Saturday. of chips, to which he soon added a third. The caras were not coming his way, but he was too experienced a gambler to show the slightest annoyance. Nonchbalantliv he drew from a silk handkerchief. The movement dis- lodged a ematll. neatly bound book which fell to the floor. It was " Bible, a pres- ent from Miss Dawson le picked i{t up hurriedliv. intending to replace it In his pocket, when his eye happened to fall on « verse of an open page. : a ANG it was so when the king saw Esther. the queen, standing in the court, that she obtained favor in his sight, and the king held out to Esther the golden scepter thar was in his hand."’—Bsther, chapter 6, verse 2? Certainly Tom the rooms his dealer, for the first The drifte are domestic MES. G.—Nov. 2 bales There is no premium on @ 2o-cent coin of 1861. his pocket made not up. _-—= of New Works, Erie Canal by the w.—The York, managed Albany, N. 3 CONSTANT RIEADER.—Some members of the stock company at Grand Opera House are the same as last season. Some not. has to diseard or tell how many cards he has received his draw appor- cc HN. Si thy are In poker no player wanis until the player to Lionine INDIAN.—Improved Order of 2101 South Broadway, Ontario, No, 6, at same place; 13, 2900 South Broadway. Louls E. Kaltwasser, Great Records, 1824 South Broadway. The Independent Order ‘s known in 6t. Lovis. geben acted with no irreverence. Far from it. Watchful, as are all gamblers the slightest incident that may seem ‘token a change of fortune, his belief instant and sincere that this was aA from the right quarter to direct him ehurch work in which he Was a an: e As tos myself. d dog 0 fenorant child of an 1 would rather be an ed educated man than be an ignorent parent. G. H. H. l send tne eater of the Dispatch. Donovan, the proprietor and the tables, was now beside and his voice was heard time: “Well, Tom Hall, the Bible {ge barred at and cash in, and I retkon we've got enough o that my father committed a crime the stuff to pay you.” . ees Soe! sete his greed by not sending me to The organ that is used in the little white| school, and that the jawmakers were church on the hill to-day is one of the ally. guilty for not forcing him to do It. sights of the town, and strangers are even often hear parents say ciilidren are no Donovan has more than once declared most cases those that leave home that he was ite donor, but Tom Hall] while children that os” ce knew the admitting that Donovan contributed most home. as _ wesesnep was of the money for its purchase, maintains outh, a y an to their that the contribution was quite invoelun- ee ow oe ow rt pa at pastor have never consented to be’ inter- No Viewed as to the amounts of the different ate subscriptions, and Tom Hall himself was Unexpectedly called out of town on the evening that the experiences of the En- ol No. 4 { sceola, Chief Red Men; Cherokee is was sign in the qd " 4 er i:hout the slightest hesitation he gath- med not i . ™~ he ” : ee ee ae eee ee , . : so Si real - Tie ae ee f a be, &. wail s - — ~ 4 + ee 4 iat rs Pa 8 tn S. 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TCH—DECEMBER 6, 1898. in A MAN 10 NLL HIS FATHER, i AMR — Startling Testimony Against John Henry Collins. STORY TOLD BY A NEGRO ON THE WITNESS Tue. |F PAID JOHNSON JORDAN $75 TO. COMMIT THE HORRI- BLE CRIME. BUT THE AGENT FAILED TO KEEP THE CONTRACT. A. New Witness Found Who Watched | (se the Collins House on the Night | of the Murder and Saw No One Come Out. TOPEBKA, Kan ling and a; Hleary Ce lec. ft maging ey The most dence John with testimony of ‘ollins em- | father Harper | pical “sporty negro.’ He leaned his ¢ehair liih ¢ air of greatest | and tok tory ih answer otart: | against | murdering his Jesse line, charged ime out in the v ne negro, “wears ( negro to kill his ‘4 etion ty Wuestlion ‘g het Joon Introduce a Joe d him to.me. John Col- ‘You look like a big, With lots of strength. | to go to Topeka a piece of dirty didn’t care to able who lived right in name Smother, a\s to me, strong mv fellow fellow Ike you job there, told him I t him a big, want for me work.’ go, but I'd bodied man with Topeka. I was Johnson could get | ence, where | ‘i 1 could » | li} mown strong, aot ne i. ti) tiile egro'’s lie asked when | end a tel- lites sat ahaa a ls on thre irain Ee ent j eram down.”’ to Jordan and @2 dgown on $ tog ena’) 3 4 had rs ane iere 8S a diamonau, its fatner gave it to me, Cleaned and clinched, | (‘ollins i hie fing: ae | ERR ehowed Fhuwed plant uecpot ordan and in. i id our | LIS, Lo Ligail | ai P ad —— ye 3 nape shin / oe 3 2“ liamend | SMM MCMC MCMC MCMC MCMC MCMC AAC 4 SILK REMNANTS. * » One of the largest waist manufacturers of New York has just forwarded to us all his remnants of beautiful striped, plaid figured and plain Taffetas, in some of the most handsome pat- terns and colorings possible to concely e. These remnants range in length from % yard to 3% yards and are really worth $1.25 and in some cases as high as $1.50 per yard,many pieces are off the same patiern—as long as the 4 Q ¢ MOMMA MMMM AM CMMCTCOHNCTION DORR IW. lot lasts, — main floor—per yard.. —Pretty imported Vases, in unique shapes, A. nicely decorateid-— each Vases ases stippling, Vases _German Born Vases, in artistic shapes, with pretty decorations and heavy gold regular price $3.50-—W ‘ednesday, each .«. Japanese Vases, 12 inches high, decorated with handsome oriental designs and gold trimmings—each .. : ; —Sygar and Creams, decorated with pretty Fine China floral designs and with gold tracing in unique shapes, and ranging in price from $2.95 down as low as — Berry Spoons, in fancy boxes, Spoons Berry Spc > worth $1.50— Wednesday. —With heavy polished brass frame and beautiful 8- Onyx Tables inch onyx top, together with a handsome plated Parlor Lamp. having a Teplitz column and hand-decorated Biobe- -~ W picgemppsttins both table and lamp for —lLadies’ Ribbed Natural Wool Vests, with Underwear silk ribbon in neck and pearl buttons, pants to match. well worth 75c—while limited er ped lasts, Wednesday, per garment Special Ladies’ extra fine Jersey Ribbed Black Wool “PY wts* strictly fast black, with silk taped necks, and buttuning down the front-—former price 42. 00—not more than two to a customer— Wednesday, at, per suit..- Dress Pattern —S-yard Dress Pattern of 54- Ladies’ Clothin all the newest, and most popular shades, a dress pattern worth and formerly sold at $2.95, packed in a fine souvenir box and offered, the whole pattern Wednesday, for Dress Pattern 22“ Dress Pattern, consisting of 5 yards of 54-inch Wool and Camel’s Hair $2.50 38C Union Suits, $1.25 inch all-wool handsomest Bourette, nothing better to be had for less thar $1.25 per yard—only one pattern to a customer, and packed tn a fine box for HOLIDAY WERE MORE GENEROUS VALUES QUOTED THAN THOSE ST es p- er) (Grae) ae: And grand Christmas offerings crowded the store early and late yesterday nearer; are you a day farther ahead with your Christmas buying? Nov is -he time to choose, if you wish to avoid the overwhelming crowds of just before Christmas. NEVER That’s a strong word—NOW. FOR TO-MORROW, - OUR OPENIN , HOLIDAY ‘SALE Cnristmas is a day WEDNESDAY! ==> Ye Fe, Hye, 4, 9, 9 Pg re Ke nme re Ke He He He He He He He He He He — ~~, > - = ° Phe Gar Gar) Sar ae) Sar, ae Gar) Sar) Gar) Gar Gar a) Cie) ae) lala fae fae tae) far) (ee a ae ~~ PILLOW CASES. All linen, beautifully embroidered and h:mstitched, 10 different styles, size 48 : by 36 inches. These are put up three pair in a beautiful box and 7 5 a © we Se | really worth $1.75 each, Wednesday, cach pillow case.. eve Ve ve Ve We ve J ’ ae ar er GF: AMD WASHINGTON. ——————— SOME RINGING TOY BARGAINS FOR WEDNESi: AY. Dressed Dolls, With nice hair, closing eyes, bisque head, beautifully dressed in satin, with fancy trimmings, with hat to match, and cute little shoes and stockings, well worth 50c¢ ? 5 Wednesday Jackets and Capes. The first great mark-down sale! Prices cut now, just as if it were late in January instead of early December—now, when the cold winter is still before us and warm outer garments absolutely indis- pensable. Full Sweep Capes x: ‘rsey Cape, strap finished seams, in black and navy, inlaid velvet collars, Wednesday . $3. 8 Very Dressy Genuine . Seal Plush Cape, trimmed in new designs with braid and jet, edged al) around $4. 08 with Thibet fur. silk lined, Wednesday Good Length Genuine Seal Plush Cae with watteau pleated back, collar and front, edged with Thibet fur, silk Rhadame lined, new $8. 48 Good Quality ned Kersey Jacket, Silk Li Jackets™ with dart sleeves, lap ped seams and four-hutton cutaway effect, were 4. 98 S750, Wednesday '$ r xtra Good Quality C heviot [ atey made in new -— ASS = Owe Oe Se Oe Ou fe a Fh Ye Ve Ve Ve Ve / 5) Girdles "2" Filigree, enameled and jeweled — es ¢ ve up to $2.25—choice, Wednesday ..... XMAS SLIPPERS For Ladies and Men—splendid Wednesday values. ine )\a ja se) ) % v; Men’s !mitation Alligator House Slippers, in black and chocolate, — price $1 — Wednesday, per pair. 69¢ € Men’s tan, brown and black House Slippers, all sizes of each style, and regularly worth $1.50 98¢ Ladies’ Cloth, velvet and leath- er House Slippers—all sizes—regular 75c ones— per pair, Wednesday... A8¢ Ladies’ felt end velvet fur bound Slippers, regular $1.00 qualities— per pair, Wednesday ¥% tray, —per pair, Wednesday. ‘ - “we ; rae ( kee es ea = eal $6.48 front Box Coat, of high gr Lde lined with tailor satin, all the os w eoTrners, and rounded Wednesday . S8. 48 Box Coat of extra fine sabe uir astrakhan cloth, body line Jka extra heavy taffet silk, Wednesda); a re in my —b6 Suits of All-Wool complete for Cloth and Fancy Mix- tures, made in various styles, formerly sold from $6.50 to $12.50, soiled on edges. Skirts alone “worth several times the price asked | $1.69 for Suits, up to noon, Wednesday Fleeced Back Cashmerette Wrappers, in new Persian effects, with three rows lot of Jackets that of fancy mohair braid on yoke and the money ovet Baseme nt. a0 from shoulders, sold all season $5.00 to $8.50. at $1.75, oy thy , , Wednesday till noon $2. 48 S¢ ee a) AAS AAA BEE up to noon... every day) house andi- Jordan and ! "2 PURTIS AND CHEDMAAN MESSAGE PLEASES ENGLAND. | 8 to grumble Carry out nly McKinley’s aniaites About the Nicaraguan Canal in Doubt. ‘What kind Jordan”? I've pal don't he do what ! _—— LONDON, Dec. 6.—The afternoon papers here express satisfaction at Presi- | ‘THEY NOW APPEAR TO LEAD IN THE RACE FOR THE ILLINOIS SPEAKERSHIP. dent McKinley’s message to Congress, with the exception to the allusion to the Nicara- which to the minds of the edit- does ot show sufficient appreciation British ores ity rights. Pall Mall Gazette Says: of studied moderation, but which leaves no a oma want to be mixed up in 4 voor to doubt its meaning, the » seins 4 And sort like tha 'A Cloakroom Janitor and the Minority oreshadows the fixe - * te peaks nation of : Malia SFuvVs 0 Qo 7. ; i me sets i. atemi “we os foe . i vs tom pou Committee Clerk Are All the . pen door in koe Bast. Thay en af see Democrats Will Get When ge the Vanes. wee SS eee ee the time comes to speak with the Plums Fall. Men’s tan, wine and black vici kid and calf skin Slippers, all styles and colors, regular price $2.00— Wednesday, per pair . Ladies’ Felt Jullettes, with real fur trimming—all sizes—regular price $1. 50— pce, 8 per pair ...----++++- ¢ Ladies’ satin Juliettes, with fur Basemen es «- «= @ *@ & QQ OS Fly Col ody «: © Bey. Jordai } 1) ’ Har} ey] y ome , ’ -e 4), shades, Flannel. Beautiful 36-inch Embroid- ered Flannel, with embroid- ery from 3 to 5 inches a . and worth regularly up $1.50—8 to 10 Wednesday, “1 base- ‘ment, per yard Cloaking. Best All- Wool Eiderdown Cloaking, in solid colors, and usually sold at 40c—8 to 10 Wednesday, in basement, per yard Cotton Batting. Of Verv Best Quality and Pure White. “Lillian Brand,’ large 10c rolls, Wednesday, from 8 to 10 a. ™., in basement, at, each Silkoline. Fine Quality Fancy Colored Gilt Silkoline. a beaut iful novelty for fancy work or : th { Men's tan and black vici kid drapery, well. worth 15¢, trimming, in all sizes—worth from | Romeo Slippers, hand turn, regu- ment ree $1.50 to $2.007900 OH 25 | Wedscsday, ver vate $48 5 a a 55 65S ISIS ASS STIS SS TI SSS SSR a. m. pe r yard . ore to Jordan lirst train. ¢, kept bothering me He comes to my l nad heard from quare man and he begun did : to me, fellow why SPECIAL NOTICES. MR. HARRY LEICHTON MR. JOHN CREAVES Ae ceecec MR. CEORCE ROEMER | Are now with the Old Original and Reliable E. JACCARD JEWELRY CO. OLIVE and SIXTH STS. Where they can now show their friends the grandest stock of Holiday Goods ever seen fn St. Louis. XO MACKINTOSHES! MACKINTOSHES !! lines of Mackfotoshes that we propose to close out Each garment guaranteed. no. : sy heen Bargains in We have some broken regardless of factory cost. Men's Cape Coets. 100 Light Cotton Coverts 150 Black Wool Cashmeres, 60 Light Wool Tan Coverts Men's Box Coats. 50 Light Wool Tan Coverts, Velvet Collar 24 Light Wool Tan ‘ ‘overts, Velvet Collar imverness. and ——o_- — — eo /410 AMUSEMENTS. OPERA CRAND HOUSE TWICE DAILY—At 1:45 & 7:45 P. M. The Splendid The Peertess CORINNE 10 Melodrama, JAMES P. HOEY Northern Bobby Ralston, Mons. Gallbert 30 Lights, ["satte*-t.Ses Soe STANDARD roe a coe MERRY MAIDENS BURLESOUERS. Next Week “AT J. FL YNN’ 5 Bid SENSATION CO, proms c \” hh brant hered that | give him NOW. $2.75 $2.50 $5.00 Jordan told He me a me so much about Jordan’s address and him to go up to Topeka and see him, | he didn't want to. lie houvenht ! ticket iu go to Toy Ki to ser ead gstuck anyway to find: that Collins wanted Jor- | om to Topeka and Jor- | Bua * ax Collins wanted nimk (0) GOV, TANNER IS NOT ACTIVE. | Ray 7 - c i ; : for Speake » House so far in | to point out that British int to consider: | the Neld led, ©, ia Of Grant Park, | ests , less entitled | 2 W ashington is \W mand. springing : } Pe | ’ RS ee ee ee ’ vf) rial iAates are C*urt Mr. Meiklejohn Not a Candidate. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—Assistant Sec Metklejohnn is not a Ca! l’nited States Senator, he says, In etter 4 addressed in answer to a comm un | Old patrons cordially ! from the Hon. W ‘ =. \ HoOMpso i, i ful new FoOom. Open from 7 @. ™. to R80 p. ™ daliv at | City, Neb., Representative in the Stat (Sun lays included). Service and appointments | islature. | tirst-class. Prices mocerate, Business Men ss Qnaie . Service Luacheon datiy from 11:30. Parisian Tabie a Hote Dinner served every evesing from 6 to & | price 60 cents NUTICE The Ladies*® Philharmonic will make their frat appearasce ia St. play every morning and evenin mans HATCH mS CAFE ail North Broad way, St a ‘ , a ot e government at ik of the House; Lawrence \Y ghigg me mod ligat.or “il f Macomb, Charles A. Allen wit! bas at MNOUL DEIN see; cs to ‘> { eee eee | -- — —S HAVLIN’S. 25 it Matinee Tues.. Thare.. end Saturday. WSe Mailece | CASEY'S “sa lTo-Day t?2.,| WIFE. | SereW Next Sunday ‘lat. THE AIR Srp. IMPERIAL. Vets and Sat Niveta a Theat! fal > ; . . ! James Gazette says: he mes- |] man —_ —- - —— —_——— ee Fall From a Horse Will Be Fatal. and generous i nes." ELSBERRY. Mo., Dec. 6—T. G. Martin, azette reads the “Nicare | ag | ; , Cares 83 years, and one of the wealthiest | secure re | @8© Me endiy relations with nemens ! of Lineoln County, was thrown age taim sentences ¢ fhe message tog oe horse yester dat injuries that wiil his ribs were brox«cen, r internal injuries Quarte'tte about Louts and aie Ie 9 $e PO ES OR Ka —s ’ | ‘ - Loule WINTER RESORTS. Vi ow? are CYRANO DE BERGERAC, and 745. Come Barly, re eeate reserved. The slight cough may soor become deep-seated and hard to cure. Donotletit (ick informat u + eaten soem re gua iets Ol" teehee ookoat| settle on the lungs. TRAVELERS’ INFORMATION CO., Wedding Fever in Elsberry. | Mounta route ; st Hote 407 Main Think! Has there been ‘a rane Auereen tees 0 eee WESLEY WYAN DEAD. . . - . ‘INC INNATI tirend Hote! > wer & $3} consumption in your tamilyf re| Be Was an Uncle of the Wife of Gov. AKIDA BAST COAST HUTELS.¢ RB KR ett.U.s, Reval Victorte... A rio L. V. Stephens. wtictapgyh tense Mo 1 16.-— We Five Miles Up in the Air. iian me Pi EY dj ive i a | rT) ell i] ; P j r* ae vas , A Beauty: t chsavrny lit, INOIS CE Chis list appears weekly (Tneaday! HOTELS AND RESORTS. f following hotels represented igra' pers and baggege transfer, tour aw NTRAL. | rformaean Ne advance ‘to prices COLUMBIA. 1 THREE SISTERS MACARTE LEONIDAS’ CATS AND DOGS | MA. and WAS. E ROYLE AND oven’ se SPECIAL TIES. 4 Louts lianters: lei Ph cos + i | | | 7 itor their - bing nat ne TO DISCUSS MATTED HAIR, | ctosk room and the clerk ‘of the committes | EEREERRY Mo. Des 6 lof ih Orit herwise t polls WIT) 4 oe, , and Miss FE Digg An Oriental Disease Wil! Be Studied by | *° Strictly to the victors. Sane marrh i last uight. This City Physician. | : mar tae wae ee The Wt. Lou’, “CHICAGO THEATER FIRE. | Suing’ els Surgical SB omg Members of the Dawn of Freedom Com- ,oulx. on pany Made Hasty Exits. bk Tainter,| ' owes ‘AGO, Dec. 6.—Fire damaged the LIn o daring 1 tape iter last might. ' rloarw hay? iM, yy Ffrarm ra | any I aged WW), make the occurred bk. Remisa, Me hi Ker Weert Hotel | Reserved Scates. bwvening I’rices Scott’s Emulsion is Cod- | liver oil with hypophos- euien Sat? oe ere ¢ raLM BEACH Resal Poinclane phites. These are the best Heed Btares Me" remedies for a cough. A ()penm aii Joear A Medical nd of mee Cte ademy of , ee ~~ eancceaaills WED. pe OLYMPIC. Ss and 800, RR iL Sd Be deal 44 G8 sa Wedacedey Matinee, Thuredar rn ERNE is and Sat. Mat, s ap hel A Regular = est week Gea Leniels Gyere i CENTURY MATINEE wy JO STUART ROBSON ! jj. with veal Tow | fences will have ~ ~ a a discu Merrtii mer ne tg Tuesday evening by Dr. Ja morne De Coures of Fast S1 1. ‘Startea of karly Life” Dr “pp } ofr W aTrrenton Mo.. on “Hypnot sn or A. A. Ohmann-Dumeenio on op il $.40T) Inn bred Sterry ndon aeronaut ecends | ndon nauts a I PALM BREACH alm Peach , Stephens and of Tee ture. at that belgbt © ‘ou} Oll Inepector of Kansn a : n toa : — } lL wis ‘ on st) ; Ta Mist) ‘? hie | 4 widow and !i earth in a balloon and nearly frou | rORWONTD Tbe Ormond as MO BED AT IND Neh ot 4 rh e. mgts Me: The Westminstet dD the \ by 4 = 2 : ‘) q*] ‘ , onica The latter ts a dexease, common tin ete vacant. ia the 4st rae | | "The? d to the " , f “iP + a Orient, In which the hair becomes mat- CALC OF Jue ae eve? da te had decrees below rero. The te ! ay Aa £TOWSs loget if in ithe xtr ai le con- rmat ‘ at fusion . dest elite ‘ Brauer ha ett the huild- of ne Whe! 1 ti} dre bre ree out The members H 's Acid Phosph Horsford’s Ac osphate nerves 5 tine temper of = An | SI Ri.«,l STIS F Poenmce de Laon ’ Scott’s Emulsionhas saved | Robert POLAND SERING Ve in Me _ ,™M thousands who, neglecting ST. LOUIS Planters’ Hoetel F. $2 up, 444 ep the cough, would have drift- . ed on until past hope.# It , om warms, soothes, strengthens _ Lassa $ Specie Minture, | withegt tb jeaet ei powere. chan of dict oe and invigorates. pe heer in app teathomn te beselpese "rhe 4-¥ ~ oc. and $1.00, al! druggists. | "f contaips nothing that te of the — 4 scoTT : BOWNE, Chemists, New York Murray, auVCeS Kirby Murder Trial Begun. SPRINGFIELD, Mo Dec. .6.--The of James M. Kirby. recentls the murder of Russell \ Campoe been begun here. The deren prietor ot two saloons mer ¥ 3 ¢ ote ; - +. ‘ . > - . = ate ’ . _ - - aE a Fe sa he or a one yim rr ee : ’ ¥ 7 ee FN OR eee eS ee a ee a ee s at ane sah Py — - dt ra Pa . . ne! s ie > a oe ’ > ad SSG RG ASE RPE ee wn « Rise fee > Snes —ee =. gs ks as ~, PSPs se i he ee 4 ty a - ™ Oe ede ok IR RB te: rg pam eae en > cial SRREIRQ yor ne me PN oes $ pi ie: Lee 7 bo Me Rg HPS aa
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| rie ’ ’ ’ : Shy te Re Aa i? i BERS E % JOHN HUFFMAN LUC, WHE GREENVILLE TURFMAN | MADE A KILLING MONDAY WITH XALISSA. ‘PATSY M’CUE, THE NEWSBOY. — a iA Stcry About How Jim Dillon Picked Him Up and Made a Great Race Rider of Him. John Huffman conville (111) horse- \@man, stood a “‘tap’’ on Xalissa in ieluding race onda! ard at New tne cone (or- . | ; s jate he ni '* hut k Carmod! There 18 lit’, upon the some in the | off, he | ine | Conveyea fiily won way conditions were propitihe (Crescent City has current race meet- Hring * if) off a : PRESIDENT ive periers ~ 4) rt hye ti ti he ee ‘ =.=. “ SSS SS —— = a a = =~ + SSS SASS = ae a = consulted. It may be that ’ " tle , ise? ry ss” ‘ " TY t Ww , thnetr THE GREATEST HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE IN THE WORLD. buying until the last moment. Aware 210 Port Br Oadrwars, During the Holidays Will be, as usual, the store to go to for really useful Christmas pres- ents. Our stock is larger and more complete than ever before, and while we do not expect to be out of any goods, we would Suggest the wisdom of buying Christmas presents early. There will be a better assortment of goods to choose from, less annoyance from the crowds and a certainty that your goods will be delivered promptly and in good order, which will not be the case if you put off your Christmas Table All Cutlery, whether good or bad, is some- what alike in its appearance, and some- Cutlery. times the best-looking goods are most un- satisfactory when put to actual service. The goods in our stock have been carefully selected, and you may rest assured that anything you buy here is the best to be had for the money anywhere. At 75c a Set—A Carving Set of three pieces, made in En- gland and well worth twice the price. At $2.00 2 Set—An English Steel. Carving Set of three pieces. At $6.25 a Set—A fine three-piece Carving Set, with gen- uine stag handles, sterling silver mounted, worth $9.00. Fine three-piece Walrus Tusk Handle Carvers, finest Amer- ican steel—$16.00, $16.50, $17.00, $17.50, $18.00. At $1.25 a Pair—Breakfast Carvers, with stag handles, light and convenient. At $4.00 a Dozen—Imitation Ivory Handle Table Knives, Sheffield made, splendid goods for the money. At $2.50 a Set—-Rubber Handle Knives and Forks, Amer- ican goods. Lamp Globes. Our Sterling We have some beautiful Silver. goods that make appropri- ate Christmas presents, and the best thing about them is that you will find the prices are about one-third less than you have been paying for solid silver goods. over 100 styles. Lamp Wicks. Teaspoons. Tablespoons. Dessert Spoons. Butter Knives. Sugar Shells. Cream and Gravy Ladies. Salad Sets. Lamp Chimneys. Those who love good coffee have a treasure ina Vienna coffee pot. No metal to taint the coffee, and always sweet and clean. We have Vienna Coffee Pots. and are fire proof. for all_lamps. line of lamp globes complete ever shown. the best work of the most prominent decorators in America and comprises 50c to $18.00 Each, The Marshall wick is the only perfect It burns evenly, doesn't creep, requires but little trim- ming and gives absolutely perfect light. All sizes tor all lamps and oil heaters. lamp wick made. Our K. K. Chimneys are the very best that can be produced. nealed at a temperature of SOO degrees Every one is per- fect in size, shape and finish. Lamps. For decoration or for utility a Lamp makes a splendid Christmas Present. We have a particularly fine line of beautiful Study Lamps, Parlor Lamps and Banquet Lamps, and a very extensive line of lower-priced goods that are made strictly for their utility. + $2.00 for a Central Draught Banquet Lamp, compicte, with an 8-inch decorated globe. $4.00 For Genuine Wrought Iron Central Draught Ban- quet Lamp, complete, with S-inch floral globe. $3.00 for Beautifully Decorated Reception Lamp, low pattern, complete, with 9-inch globe. Four decorations to choose from. a $13.00 For Dark Japanese Bronze Panel Lamp, with fine open-work trimmings and Oriental glass dome to match. $6.03 For Fancy Student Lamp, antique brass finish, complete, with 7-inch shade. The Whitely Needs no introdiiction (xerciser to St. Louis people. It has been on the mar- ket six years and to-day is acknowl- edged to be the best piece of gym- Nastic apparatus ever invented. Physicians prescribe it for their pa- tients, as it corrects many ailments that medicines fail to reach. Price $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $10.00 SPECIAL. During the holidays MR. W. J. FRY, teacher of physical culture, will be in the sporting goods store every day; from 9:30 to 5 p. m., to give instruc- tions free of charge in the use of the Whitely Exerciser. Football Goods. is the most It represents They are an- For those who play foot- ball, there are many things here that mak@é Made them in plain white, blue and white and white with gold decorations. All sizes, from one to eight cups. $1.25 to $4.50. Dish Class. The Chafing Come to our house-fur- nishing department some day this week and learn from firs. Sanborn what a useful and sensible sort of a thing a Chafing Dish suitable gifts. Leather Footballs—$1.25, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. Rubber Footbalis—35c, 40c, 45c, 60¢, 75 ne to tween not to Cause 10:30 to 12 A. [1. Blanquet of Shrimp. Scramble Tomatoes and Eggs. Preserves. 2 to 4 P. fi. Shrimp Salad. Lobster, a la Cream. Jellies. Tea and Chocolate. ;}Dlay out thy T , my TROTTING ASSOCIATION. ae ge knockout be- laid A Meeting at Chicago and Several . *“Ringer’’ Cases to Be Decided. b CHICAGO The ] of “American Trotting Assn sem! ar at thy invol\ ] vy t) eee ‘for Ly thi city , ; was called to see a em | — — ' A NEW CYCLE ASSOCIATION. latest pattern, known as pony type, very compact, fine quality, deuble lens, pneumatic shutter, complete with carrying case and plate holder. Come in and get a sample of self- toning paper. Tones while printing and fixed in plain hypo. You print your pictures at night and de perfectly independent of ‘Old Sol’’ if you use Velox paper. Prints perfectly by gas, electric light or common oil lamps. am will l just whom and w) ms Winle rShannon » Al believe thie first of the \ less than three more rooms ras the Ming it On Thursday a Meeting Will Be Held 90¢. for the Purpose of Forming One. A circular lett we Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats—$1.00, $1.85, $2.50, $5 (D, $3.25. $3.75, £4.25, $4.50. $5.00, $6.09. $6.50, £7.50, $8.50, $9.00, $11.00, $1300, $15.00. | or he | A time when this shoe could have been Scissors ————— | Photographic Sundries. Printing Frames, 25¢, 35c, 50c, 75¢. Stock Bottles, ground glass stopper, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢. Scales, finest quality. $1.25. $1.50 pr. Card Mounts, 10¢, 15c, 25¢ dozen. Photo Paste. best, 5c. 10¢. 25c. 40¢. Developing Trays, 15c. ~ sa 50¢ each. A full line of chemicals from an ounce of Eikonogen to a pound of hypo. Print Trimmers, 25¢ to $2. SO each. Albums, squeegee style, 5c, 50¢, 75€, $1. 00. Metal Back. adjustable, 75c each. Negative Albums, for preserving Sims or plates, 75c. Keen Kutter and Shears are invari- ably good. We war- rant every pair to be perfect, and for every pair that proves otherwise we will return the money or give a new They hold an edze so well that they save in sharpen- ing more than they cost cost. We have them in all nickel and with japanned handles. We also have some sizes for left-handed people. Keen Kutter Shears. mended when the 53 vic- l4 bronchitis who died St. time the WasS a The fireside games are in- | tensely interesting and! cover a wide field of learn- ing—geography, arithmetic, litera- ture, poetry, natural science, etc. By the time the game becomes fa- miliar the knowledge it contains is mastered, and experience has shown that knowledge so acquired is re- tained the longest. ; | 29 different games on the list at 25¢ Each. Swamon sNoxdware C Zr0 Novlnroadwwars, What is the best way to transfer proper- ty? Through the medium of the little want ad. Try Post-Dispatch wants. The neur- est drug store will send your wants to the oe Post-Dispat & , A al - Bt lat = é is f a ee eas Sour, wee f we —. : ae. Ye ye, -~ Tear tan. igs. +, & “ ee Ae on x ¥ Mag e There Fireside Games. Ol pneumonia, re] } ltims of | pleurisy, in f and tne « QO last week. een saved Hilton’s Specific No. ht that little, cold. that are allowed might have |] ' Louis v . : 4 for the Coast. i had they taken Ir " “ ' KI ‘ry Cf . : ) a \7 j . } —— ‘ } ‘ " > ‘ = ‘ . tela write MAN, and | | pomce and see © ing measures toward the fi on ai 3 when thes caug “0c, }.° . i\ j , wre wid . , sheets ral] :? 1\ tilt sii § rsil Caormtraoyl Ti in ; > ‘ ‘ af : ld 1) 4 : an raeotpoy , t yy , tieh ys ’ = ; ‘ ‘ ; “eg | is tne ill Ce COs . . = ’ " Kk ‘iT ;? i?) | i\; | 4>7 »¥ : ° tho , 4 P ; ’ ‘> ; ; > ; . ‘ } ‘ al palf of Shears. ; turn > oe Bt did a er . ae en don ee 51 o have their run that increase the death : Olllad until you are in the coSdi- ce. ial ' oid Silo , : Sesterday 8 Track Win; “s " ‘ate trom J] ident pried un ? ' Dont wd Ir] tion of the HUGH KEOUGH. Don't let cold go until it gets past the curing stage, stop it at once and avoid the chances of having the grip, sronchitis, pleurisy and pneumonia. ajj wil hese troubles arte the result of letting a ‘old have its run You can’t afford to trifle with a cold Another affliction that often follows a especially with singers and public that 's aphomia, hoarseness. Io is aluable remedy in such cases, gives relicf. It is the FIRST reme advertised to cure a cold. the PREVENT PNEUMONIA ONLY one to-day ae _ »* -i* ‘ ’ — . ; " . “A . , . ers. + : | : _— - ace fara , : ] Come ie Oxy i bine » CON own \ bore of the nlic — ' ; ’ your limself nex Will Be Presiding Judge in the Late John Carter's Place. » Dec. € Hugh EF. Keough i as the successor of John J of the Parmer-He It unde! t ft ction made in cold. the Boxers. rt tir eough | widely and favor- ' rs lin) is ‘ . tive cjT lil. W ryiit . | “ ° , saad ind Park. I) Corbett and Mitchell. : Cor t¢ amd Mitel: is . : ! ] ar at ’ ’ Ts ’ bn . . ’ Hare to Captain Pennsy lent of the kil red eh en “aunan Sies rg: lina ; ‘ ) ” ? ~ : s rriuxt i Aol i Diamed bv some of 1 .? \tie, Ww i ‘ THE GREATEST HARDWARE STORE IN THE WORLD. ai ’ ai thy ; w : ne oe is be With t and at oft ¢ nt of heat as wow mie cull + “ ; . ‘ sa ss) r "? i , ‘ ‘ late —— — ever The Coursing Men. | grip and ? f ; iT i ] [ 1S t amv and - iif Fitzsimmons Corbett rRRay = NoNPr T ” ™ : : e . 3 ts ltl Gertnses ders for , a ae aD : nae pi ‘a ‘ rfeit ' Lins oO e St. Louis Co ing «lu a pipes on ; 2 ' at ; (ou Mm hee eee S| : rT ' ia t'er 1) ' . ‘ bees tige Veoninad i? . ] . , ’ .? tit) Suna —_ Oh. that cold and | ‘ why endure it. when Dr. Hilton's Specific No, 3 wil] cure it. We have a iresh supply of No 3 in Order of us MEYER BROS. DRUG CO... 4} higriyt ion : a. & rtiine cougoyn itiis i er avenue wramrme 11h hye helulied and the itione Bratton. Wiliam HH iy “— a i er at aspirants for member- | | maz to a with in lourteenth means an end t lwuis for years lo Madison Turf ‘Trains leave 2:20, 1:45, 2:10, ¢, Exchange. ee Fenent Oriak fante ban : Street : a ne ’ prige ' come Theat: ' foot of Olive street at } fic! ‘ehting =, 3:05, 3.39, 4:25, 6:27, ship will be parsed Upon A requert fet stake for puppies Will be bLrought before ‘the meeting Sfoc ~~ a i y ae ; , , tae a ee ee oer: et tt r lets Be we at ie > ove a te iba t = ‘Ss ‘ 7 is, he te 2, i Meee 4 SARE es he ee a yo? Pre ‘ % 5 , © > 4 : ae pa fe. a - 4 : . ‘Bettye ee Fie. de wh >, OF SARA a aap tbe ee ef dnc Se ; a oo 4 4 Fu 2 all at + ‘ iat =. 4 om Done 2 an eg ee a oe &. dat RS RRR 5 TER On A
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ote ete 4 re ary S ’ to —ST. LOUIS TUESDAY—ST. LOUI bie ° Fo MAR ie.” a aad > ‘g Py a 4 ’ ae : Pe, ae ’ . . > , a ae ‘ - gs OS y Be 4 4 ‘ . - i — Pi * P me nae , é = - *® . ° Pag cach. ¥ vi * * V7 2 . ‘ z A +S 4 “Md > P 7 we: re yay he ee “4 bs ; ae: at a = ? . r : _ . ' ~ . : e A ee ne ee ee ee oe es c ‘ > : mH ss a 7 , . oe. ° ? = ees ‘ » i +, * ae BURGLARS ARE TWO DUELS AT Fen EE i al KEPING BUST, BREAK OF DML cezarasceem'| . | STAFF TRIED TO DROWN _—" ial Elia HIS SORROW. | Householders in Northwest/Two Battlegrounds Within HEARD OF me wnec’s DEATH \ = ft , | — i 4 | . q\ INVADED. STREET THE CAUSE OF ALL Monday night in a-cell at the City Hospital att ' " and you I find the Pp your bargain opp ty Wi, ae a \ THE TROUBLE. taking bromides to offset the effects of . ‘ | * ; , : overindulgence in intoxicants, and expect- Jackets and Capes—Plush and Cloth Capes, all satin and silk : Girls’ Dresses—Prettv Little One - Piece Dresses, 4 to 14 years— ing to appear before Judge Peabody to an- lined, jetted and braided, new box and fly front coats, short and nobby, lined and unlined; all Tastily trimmed, plain and novelty materials, well lined throughout. or hly well tailored and finished. all materials, all colors, all sizes, in 4 immense lots. ONE MAN REPORTS ewer the charge of carrying concealed thoroughly we llored an ve e nya ging rot 4 at Lot 1, ONE FIGHTER ARRESTED, v esate: Lot 1 at 2 at Lot 3, HIS SECOND EXP oa 50 $1.9 XPERIENCE. THE OTHER AT LARGE Rarl’s wife, Mrs. Lucy Scott Earl. died of $1 00 $2 00 SS 00 $10 00 Cc ‘ 5 7 ‘ollow fever in a New Orieans nospital aur- e . ek: P Rte = aman omideanie and the sad news ‘ . 4 Washable Wrappers . Women's House Wrappers, dark prints and reached him when a few days ago he re- ‘ : a . ; rich colored flannelettes, full skirts and trimmed waists, inside vest lining, perfectly made. Wild Scenes Enacted at Twelfth and| {Urmed to St. Louls on a furlough, expect- Tailor Suits—Those Swell Flv-Front and Box Coat Suits, chev- Lot t. Lot 2. Lot 3. Lat @. | ing to spend a few days with her. | iots, serges, coverts and fancy mixtures, silk and satin lined jackets, perfect skirts, lined with Gay Streets Tuesday Morning and The burdea of sorrow caused him to French percalines, in 3 large lots. 490c O8c 1.49 $1.98 Monday morning realizing that he Lot 1, Suits Lot 2, Suits Lot 3. Suits Old Scores Settled With exceed his limit he hired a young |] worth $12.00 for worth $18.00 for worth $20.00 for Dress Skirts—A large and well assorted stock of Women’s Dress | Revolvers. Cie The Robbers Took His Jewelry and Clothes, but Considerately Placed His Papers ‘Where They | Would Not Be Lost ‘em: ith him and see that he ; , , remain with h Skirts, all materials, all colors, plain and flounce effects, skirts worth up to $12, in 2 large lota. cor | $5.00 $7.75 $10.00 at Lt ' ee eee came separated, so the partially ated man made his way to the restaurant : oe on a e street Reps yr ogee a Girls’ Reefers—A hona fide clearing of Girls’ Reefers, 4 to 14 $3.50 $5.00 Tratcher's widow. e claims Oo ave . thes , 3 : ‘ eg ‘ . vyears—Swell little coats, all materials and colors, fancy collars and collarettes, elaborately a‘ Silk Waists—Odd lots of Silk Shirt and Dress Waists . : : » new and reign of terror exists in Northwest St Lou's 48 a result of numerous hold-tups and | lwo desperate negroes fought two duels burglaries r fr committed in that nati | i) } ‘s. Thatcher i “ngland, hence ne , known Mrs. Thatcher in Englan toimmed. of the citys Tuesday morning.\ There were two battle-| cojont to find her strictly dressmak : : . LT. | ’ ’ ¢ ° ‘ry “yy , te vill : : . » ° t 4 i j i Ss, c we . .| jured rant tables he broke into tears. The wait- Lat 5, sor resses became alarmed as a pistol pro- 75¢ $1 50 $3 50 $5 00 O8 $3 O08 4 O8 truded from the belt that encircled Earl's © . 2 + ® + freq rere y saat i] "ita joirsebreakers service uniform and they called a policeman with revolvere within two hours early ee . have even looted . , of the po “Hud” Pickett, living at 1210 Gay street, on. Household at ™ and wearing ap-|'* under arrest at the City Hospital with many hundred dollars two flesh wounds, one above each knee, Gjeorge MecRensey, the other duelist, who locked Earl up. The charge of carrying concealed weapons was placed against him. Marl is on Gen. Lee's staff and must re- ‘air, Margaretta and) Unnar and at Jarge . ‘port at Savannah without delay, as the|§ (fa : Uflered mostiy from Andrew Vaughn is at his home. OR North | Seventh Army Corps has marching orders. }3 5 . ~ ts ; . % a. Seenornaos Twelfth street, with a cut ear, and will Nine years ago he was a soldier in the | § “ ' MISSOURTS GREATEST STORE. : } Al ‘ . -\ : 4 y | A ‘NSEC ) Ho British Army. At dress parade he met prosecute Pickett. mM; e one i woman who recently passed away. " ” a) vin? ae 4* V ‘ . we ‘ ‘ of . pe ' as Kd &S Ope hae a SCaip wound. He has dis- | were ma rried in London. Karl's duties as Ba \ \}/ ‘ orge | AN | appeared. an American — caused Me oer onis iy 2 - Ye i s «hi r ” " . . Sepi ti ry : rj Ce le 0 St. souls, ' - ; TG ,* ight and plundered fro According to those who know the men, | Ses BLO e. phe wite _ later , ° } : SAGA ™ =~ y Ady , | | She took a room at 1017 Olive and of Mrs. Sexton's jewelrs and frequent the negro haunts along Mor-| one with Mrs. Nora Schultz of 1207 Olive reg aS : , gan street, from Tenth to Twelfth, Pickett | street, while her husband went to the “gy : K! OF, ic He 7 \ 7 ° + 2 | 7 OF henggy eta eg ne 1 McKensey have a grudge of } tana.|in the Spanish war. They had arranged to ) YN \ . O Th d FI d t d t Il k d f ARGE » tac 2 ? ~ ind . Ix P b e ‘ im . , Bi, leaning against the wall. The door] Missouri, was buried at Bellefontaine Cem ; : Ses | taken * . the southeast corner of the com-|etery Monday afternoee by Occidental Girls’ $2 15 Bovs’ Police (3 $2 95 Dolls’ W hite Enam- 85 Large Doll Carriages, 09¢ aAatroiman =] 'T'. a ot. Through this came M ‘Kinsey, Lodge of the Masonic oraer - 7 . . ’ vicinity, discove a al 2 4 ickKett began shooting The The Episcopal service for the dead was Tricvcles an2e 80 02 ee ° seats ) Patrol eee ee ee S eled Beds. eseeeeeeeeeee with steel wheels Dele ‘am roosters Missing lat * re rit Roth men ap-| read by Rev. J. R. Winchester, rector of " " " ) hy ss Ati ms peen tn scene oy] yao] Mi ; ' T . ‘ ogether with pre ves and jelly whi i rroached ¢ able, and when it only sep- [the Chureh of the Ascension. Many friends ea? - 2 , ra? vl. .) ‘ ’ oO . er half had stered in the baseme arate them, emptied their weapons. of the dead man were present. Boy 5 Iron Body 09¢ Boys Buck $2 50 Dolls Cradles $1 () Dolls Rattan G c « i. . ’ " > » v° soa 6 2 ] " it ts mot oun me mid Mr. Sexton, Harris etretched between the combatants “for nerson: a aehine - ite edad 7 adlg ce Hime yg pa Oe es a Express Wagons ° eeee boards. eee eeeeeeesees (enameled ) eeeeeees Carts CO RR RS ee Te TS afraid to move. and cannot explain! DAMAGE SUIT ALLEGATION. ng Se hace | a ae i. Soo. roo | note way he was n@ killed. He was toc : tag Boys’ Wood Express oys’ Coasters Dolls’ Folding White Shoot the Chutes malice ¢ ; Mrs. F. J. Lynch Files a Petition in ~ . : e . ys e caretulls i from the newspa- le 4 rav to the polices y . _ pers Neither duellist wok injured in this first Circuit Court WU agons ceeovoeoeeree eee eee (new) eeeee ee ree eee Beds. eeeeeeeevneeee eens (new) * #e@ fe ee @ ee ee lam really afraid to leave my house ; ercounter, and McKensey, nearer the door irc . er dark, But must eayv the men who vis-]| retreated into th® saloon when his ammuni- Suit for $3000 damages has heen filed in Med our house the last time were ve ry tion was exhausted. lie reloaded his weap- the Circuit Court by Mrs. a Se Ls neh . rit TT) - ; : — . .«) rey mov = Graduating ce - mm as he acked away ‘ . 4 . — mene - — — = anata irate aa = mtoee against W. L. Mever, employe of a drug Tre fogeinher with other papers let- Pickett slipped a few cartridges into the | Wies | ’ ’ vs : . - : ‘ a ’ - . ay i ’ ¥ rav.¢ a lEese . ; hg - An a cnair on top so a8 not to be blown] When both were in the saloon, McKensey The main allegation is that defendant en- wound dressed Py eas t , awa) again opened fire. One bullet lodged above | ¢eeaq the madame away from her husband, j In May while passing Menard and Victor Supreme Court Affirms a Judgment in . ; i r de a : he Monted, : *y Sixth Tis hp ey ersary s a? ett sp he s8aW/ and later broke his promi!sé to support her Streets two men approached Weisemann a Confection Case ae as 7? IaArgest territorial area with a icKett stagger, Mcnhenseyv e and her child. W “ET. 2 ' > ba a ii _— . p 9 a . proportionate], ae ottebher of atficers The walls of the saloon and gambling saeeialinallaaicbeciadin ie tnienien a. ig Ae sed homens 4 - aan Division No. 2 of the Supreme Court Tues- 4 ’ . | : ° ‘ > 4 - &- , Pe . on , of the battle. Paper ee y day affirmed the judgment of the Circult WEL COOKED, than any cot bie ’ "i" it} the CITY. It is in room herr eV ine Ce ; , re . . charge of any Capt i aie ‘ s ef 1S SP- s OCK EC’ fr ere » bullets hit, : ( ( MUNICADO. ing. VeOreny hindered is : heen on a _ : i me Aa hea ad pend mee ohh a ee Ot HELD INCOM GEORGE C. WIESEMANN IS TIRED Several weeks ago while carrying a tin| Court of the City of St. Louis finding the order and protect property. He has scarce-| in the woodwork. a The Police Hope to Get Information OF BEING HELD UP BY Omaet, OF beer at Seventh and Julia mrests, issues for the defendants in the case of Pe- ‘ ’ ti a _— eric: ¢ a . “PPOSITe Be ard Ma ; ? n stopper * a . W +f man | the yt fat mile north of ee ee a ease ; Fol Pick. 4 [wo mae ae From Frank Jones. FOOTPADS Wiesemann. One weet | Roby writ h a aan ter Oakes vs. the St. Louis Candy Co, et al., ith no trouble and little sponsible the ¢ uppre ssion of the news of his friend, Andre W Vhughan,'and they went Frank Jones, alleged to be a Chicago ee 3 and he lay unconscious for 10 minutes | from which the plaintiff appealed. This ac- any robberies He is acting under Chief] down one block to Curtis’ saloon, another] pickpocket. was arrested Monday night at he. foana thee eee W hen ye apt tion was to restrain the defendants from fuel, are assured by the use of Campbell's orders negro resort. Word came here about 8] g..,, tr ‘ Washington avenue by Ss “cd he ROR Fe ee ee selling or offering for sale or advertising a _——— --- --— — —" — o'clock that McKensey was in the allev on Sixth street and = os ioe . REE EXPERIENCES ” Tue ss pe : a . d A QUIET WEDDING Eleventh street, between Morgan and Gay | Detectives Lally and Harrington. The ar- HAS HAD TH . gan - \ een with outraged Fe confection or candy in the similitude or . stimets viele! aietiie reneri inciples. The ings, Calied on Deputy Sheriff Adolph Troll) bearing a resmblance to a confection manu- o—., ic sald to have reloaded his rest Was made on general principle: be for a permit to carry a pistol. factured and sold by the plaintiff? under Miss Constance L Will B po ag er n ‘frit S gun! prisoner is hejd aloot from reporters, in “A man who has bee e times ) Wh: : ae r ne yun l ecomeiand gone to the ecene. Ffring began on the holdover. ‘and there is an unauthentl- iad No has been held up three tim S| the name of What Is It, and for Mrs. Lambert E. Walther. sight and continued \ both revolvers cated rumor that the police hone to get The Last Time One of the Robbers oes ae OR, ae cl permit. Go carry a gun, $10,000 damages for the aleuse piracy Miss Constance Lynn and Mr. Lambert |. *°™ again empty. MeKensey again fled,| 4 line on the Kronsbein an@ Murphy mur- Stuck a Knife in His Wiesemann is eametia’ ' of said name by defendants, he court 7 = ‘d a uebt Tuan “'\land Pickett found he was again wounded, ] gers from Jones. He is not charged with uckK a . shooting «: ile practicing on targets in} agrees with the lower court that this case is » Walther will be married this evening at] this time in the other leg, just above the complicity, but it 1s believed that he may Arm . “ns galleries, —— of we Peng tt * ~~: vt un- ” . fair competition, a e defendants never + Oclock in the First Congregational] | knee. know something about the crime. f hureh on Grand and Delmar avenues, Rev. He started in pursuit of McKensey, but ansesieaadimmeaiiills # SHOULD HAVE HIS MONEY. used the name at all, and they never at any Patton off’ iatine This will be a very fearful lest the other should have more A regular menagertle can be seen any Sun- time ager yet Sew candy as the manu- wnestentatious little affair, with just }amMunition, halted at Curtis and asked day under the classification Animals” in Even the worm turns and now that Supreme Court Decides a Dispute Over ain tudes ae in all things ‘effidmes friende mba keene : ‘au@han for his gun. Vaughan refused ; " dian “ : riends and relatives in attendance. Vaughan for his gun =e refused and P-D. wants. There may be found dogs, George C. Wiesemann of 2607 South Elev- Land. Chief Justice Gantt wrote the opinion and bride will wear a traveling suit of | ran into the saloon. He tossed his loaded i , , , 3 Breys-Diue cloth, trimmed very simply with| revolver to the bartender who hastily | cats, cows, chickens, parrots, birds and an-| onth street has had his third experience Division No. 2 of the. Supreme Court Judges Burgess and Sherwood concur, , and a pompadour toque of vio- | dumped out the shells and secreted the] imals of all domestic breeds™h@i pedigrees. | with nignwaymen, he says he proposes to | Tuesday affirmed the judgment of the St. © weapon = father buys a do fo his boy! go armed after this and do a little shooting : * ‘ bridemaid of honor and only at-| Pickett was wild with liquor, pain ana] 4 fond fataer avon Bovee i oe BE nh gs age Louis Circuit Court In the case of Rosier MOLDS FOUND IN A CAVE ‘ss TT, > rye ue “ . . 2 . " «4 ~ ~~ : . “ 7T ° ~ ‘ ‘ i Tr res ~~, ° ‘ . c‘ ai - ¥ ot , e fendant will be Miss THeresa Smith, wholrage. He turne d furiously upon his friend | through that co UMA, ANC ' mMuer gives Wiesemann ik connected with the South- | against Graham et al for the specific per- Nill Wear a eet gown of hunter's green}and struck at his head viciously with al his little girl white rabbits purckased in ern Cooperage Co., and is a member oi the formance of a contract of sale of a parcel Two St. Louis County Boys Discover a xtr : broad, loth trimmed with sllwe . Te Vat rnan’s ri yr) - e . . T. Pi. , , —— rx . ' _ > o2 ~ + ; ‘Tr appl »flong Knife augnans Men ar was laid ee ‘rav. What a luxury FOO. e “is ub 2610 South : : “ over old-gold poplin. joe open the same Wa): stitial thes rm Ni, a g00d zone TE oye, lb a on iene con- | of unimproved real estate in the city of St. Counterfeiter’s Outfit. , . . ’ . . ~' ’ = | , , s 3 ‘Se é Si ° ‘ , de ve o . - . . . . 7 4 - iat - ‘‘ ‘et ‘go wall be best man Fatrotman 7 ty - wae 2 on pw fur-| cow! Many 4 pag? eee aecdics ails nd open siderably and being stalwart has relied on | Loujs, lying in block No. 27, having a front Four complete plaster paris moulds for HALk CEN th alicolm Ro an "y oug) veard the ehots and noti ' ings to P.-D. wants, who foun: or i. Anon a protes in Tow he pro- t0Obb and Mr Elmer ] lough, ‘ otified the! surrounding OT | his strength to protect him. Now he pro of 50 feet on the west side of Second making counterfeit quarters are in the Condor as ushers KF murth District station Officers Hagerty | is : * i ’ ‘1 a good master. poses to rely on a pistol, . : ne orice cf 2 riven away bv herf and Noonan + WM ny to the scene in her a gO + ——- —- —- ye evening ' at 6 o'clock he was |] street. possession of Sheriff Peter Kerth of Clay- rand uncle, r Brilt cdm« eC “9 Sergt. alsh trudging westware sidney street 4% IN | HE EAD There will be no oe etggety ey at oat wan arredibe and sent to the City ASKS A RECEIVER. truaging S k ae : ver ee, J Trceet = Thirty’ days was allowed to investigate | ton. They were sound by. two lee pa ) 3 ’ ately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs. Hospital. His condition is not serious. — — and Seived put hins on: fie feet. Continuing | the title, which was to be free from liens | 4ay afternoon in an unfrequented cave on ; . : ' . ‘ — gym : ‘ : . ‘ , maine we! eave for a Southern trip Vaughan had Pete: ear dressed by Dr. Charles G. Hill Wants Judge Withrow westward he got beyond Tenth street, o} and unincumbered except from taxes for the west bank of the Mississippi River. lev wi o at he \ after i ~ 0 Franklin avenue, ; a r : : T 18 th , & K } ry ; r WwW é 4 AND | IL | HERE. »~7 HRarrett ea az une alter January 1 at at heel A. home He is Fa Ny oe to Straighten Out His Business. posite the Anthony ett ~ ag ore aflezs ‘ 18M and thereafter. and to be conveyed by a Thev were taken bv the finders to Jus- S a : ad a6 the where a projyecuing ict ‘ ~ | Warranty deed. Being advised that Mrs.]/ tice of the Peace John Crecelius, who, be- S on he . : re . ; rac ; Graham had only an undivided interest in lieving them to offer a clew to a gang of _Dealers Sell Them. prosecuting witness against Pickett. (*harles G. Hill has asked Judge Withrow | ©. ‘ shield to screen highwaymen. Post N McKensey has not been seen in the neigh- a nmnat a received for the Gues “Liundse up! ~ Me is | Re Ee 0 of 0 i aX eet since Mey eam ie he neigh to app ow ot reg tee : porcher tss of Guest any OR he ae . eat ani he » ise entate. Rosier filed his bill to compet counterfeiters who have been operating in d ar you have them posted by the MER- The man Ed Scope, an outsider. aleo coi. | & Hill, oF W8 1¢ Is a member. AD ag Bol 7 “) inta the bar- | Der to convey that and to accept the a : Louis County, gave them to Sheriif CHARTER OAK STOVE & RANGE CHANTS’ BILL. POSTING CO., W. F. | ored. has not been accounted for by the po- tie alleges that the firm’s property was a = gong : a ye an 2 5 feet certained state of her interest in the life} i; ; CO., St. Louls, make them. Willlamson, Prop. lice. He ts said to have been in the gam- | yurned Dec. 3.and that $1500 insurance and tee Boek res ‘in dark clothes, Wit! egg ok en ee ee =~ ae | ot moulds are almost perfectly made. —> an —_—— —-—- - bling room at the time of the first shooting. | eome outstanding accounts are due it. He] siouch hat, a two-weeks’ growth n ~ accept the title Po the ae hate the It is believed that the persons who made = NOT ONE CENT FOR TRIBUTE and Bill Curtis, saloon man, tells of his cays that he is afraid that the debts of the| wearing a coat with upturned collar. whole pure hase price Chief Fearhen Gantt them have thei: rendezvous in the cave — = 4 ° rushing into that establishment at the frm will not be paid with the assets if Then highwaymen No. ¢ ca wrote the opinion and Burgess and Sher- where tne mouide Nee coune. . Ainsworth Case Continued. ’ height of the excitement with a lacerated | | G. Guest, the defendant in the suit, Is] scene carrying a knife and volunteering tne nth peony Frama _— The Federal authorities wiil follow up : ‘ a Lulu Mays Refusal to Buy Beer Re- ¥ B laceracg John. ise © ‘ol of : ’ ’ ay ' im? "Phi an looked | * od, J. J., concurred. The court holds|/ ene clew. CARROLLTON. IIL, Dee. 6—The case 8 p. x : permitted to exer Be contro of the m. remark: “I l} search nim. lbs — Nee ag th it the lower court very properly holds se ee oe against Frank Atneworth on an Indictment sulted in a Stab. Since the arrests he has kept out of sight. Hie wants a receiver to eollect the tnsur-]| much like his ac fe, except that N& linat Rosier should not be compelled to ac- ’ charging him with murdering. Magineer Lailu Mavs refused flately to contribute et Se Senet ance @oney and the bills which the firm was about four inc! hort r aici aioe cept the title tendered, and was, under the IT WASN T POISON. Dempsey last June, tn an attempt to hold five cents to the beer fund st irted by Ella TOO MUCH COCAINE neres EERE W ith the knife took $17.50 and twe he vs from i ogg Soke a r ae ae a ee Wilson West Alarmed His Mother and no tled ety Mee — Malaga om « ae ail ting “en ° "ith the ie Lod elé.s ana t go &* ence tye ! rme ‘as i "med. ‘ " e Cireu (‘our ere, . ham bers, who with Miss Mave re : . . Vieseman's inside rocket, slashed nim eis cn actu tall Rena i tei, called In th : AW Peet at Belle Long's place 113 North Sadie Smith Took It, but She Will Re- CAUSE WILL NEVER BE KNOWN. Me ross the arm and without rebuttoning "© istate School Board Association to Meet Went to. t50 ae aap | SSR ane Fo neat reet. SR cover. illed b Explosi i Cali vistim’s coat pointed toward the Missis- , , . Dispatec} Wilson West, colored, living at 1706 Biddle meenteree ay request of Ella Chambers Siidie Smith of 123 Poplar street attempted wm A ri We "a i paca sippi River and told Wiesemann to “light i aoemannar ieee. ws », De 6 ~The | Street, drank the comtents of a bottle at his Havlin’s Theater. e 'o. » . " _ » " . . » s . .: °9 . “6 _ . . ’ . . ’ oC. 4 7 . " plied then and there ‘Stl Late Fyn aP-T suicide at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning by : sermse we “~ tg ant! bbers ran towdrd Eelevtnt! eet | Missouri State School Board Association | home Monday night and tokd his mother he] (Casey's wife ts peeping the audience in an fused to , the a coeeeatee u Mays re taking an overdose af 2 ee im thie PINOLE, Cal, Dec, 6.—The nitro-glycer- ee ee ial a ere lost third annual meeting, to be | was taking potson. She believed him andi uproar every night. ark Murphy as the : assessment. Then] ‘ . » COCAINE, SHE WAS tan ine house of the Hudson Powder Co. blew and — : a ‘ull a hia p> b rraon Citv Dec. 29 and W next. | called an ambulanes when it was discover-| funny Irishman excellent. The compery a go ae A nny ¥ leeve > eee how | All school directors are eligible to member-j| ed that West had only swallowed @ large. is above the svérage. Popular Matinees, ind is eleeve to : | i parts of y- a i y aot eS mS ie ee ‘ oA ‘ ot rt ‘~ —— , . Fe, en “ ‘ ai Pgh Se Bey io eit. ee $5r% “s Ne MN 9 eh, eens i Py pe he ae " =) Me ae oe ‘ ber, 7 a 2't> . . ¥ ‘ fale ond q » a . LA rs yet ae Pe. a ion ” mi SEP >* > ei Sta ale tended, rs woman borrowed a nickel 4 to the Citv Hoent: { all the beer her = — oweg te 8 ity Mospital, where she was at- , —— : *) - . ; lerself an, > > ' esterday, Killing Supt. Charies Kennedy | «oa, , erself and then stabbed nd the doctors say she will re-| UP? eS?" ; oat ship in the organization and are earnestly | dose of indigestion medicine and that he[ % cents to @ the house, Thurs requested to attend the meeting. was not Injured. day and Satu ‘ ve? No ry Wuse ie riven € ‘ rf renernl and lesepon ten: \ = CACC] 5 2ion will never he known. four Chinese. The cause of the explo-! badiy he was cut. The wound was in the the stubborn Mays woman in the throat. forearm and about haif an incn deep Mhis is the story Lulu Mays tells at the City Hospital ; | the colored waar’ she is a patient in : a Ss oo Fd THE BIGGEST BAB Lena Jones’ Infant Weighed Eleven | Pounds When Born. Lena Jones, an 18-year-old girl from Wis- consin, ts the mother of the heaviest child that has ever been ushered into the world at the City Hoepttal. The little fellow weighs 1 ~.. « . bide fair to live a long mes Roig oy Jon Dean. His mother was Perple xed about a name to be conferred on the corpule nt Vvoun® - hopeful, and ehe ref: : Miss Foster. the mabite a the quastion to Peay garter i wiees ot COLQUITT, Ga., August 8, 1897.—I have used your Bile Beans in my family for pir pa Fs » ag we are eae to in this section of the ure the biggest aby under br. Sito Sut more than you claim for them, and recommend them to all my friends. Very respecttully, ter Ife known ae Beri Jones | State. I find they do all and y aim for SAM T. MORTON, Judge, County Court, Miller Co. . future the biggest baby un Standard Theater. In the M M : : y Mananer’ moter ies reo Rey the regular patron ' ! — — -_— — a” ° 7 POR ee ie, i as ee m— - 2 7 . ia - — " Tn att fue, - 4 - 7 6 s = ss ” — oS. 4 . . 4 q vere ” " ’ .. . ae . . . oie Re a> Me . _ ‘ - ? 7 * | Ba PS omy oe ’ : y r ¥ hae DA RUA, ; beh. n . a ; 7 : . ~ 4 ae 7 a s je . 5 tise 3 ¢ oy \ >, . . be fl gs , ¥ Ys % 4 : ; 2 E ‘ wx Pe . ‘ i i ce Pee od ty Sea A gE os Sa 7 + a ee Bb : : ie ’ — ee tga he ee ali nt i . ‘¢ — oe 7 et - s Pa = is c kG
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mike . ¢ ite Sha ae r r ie ie a af ee bh Py a Zz “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATC f Reee ss eee iia. MORE “W H THAN BY ANY ISPAPER. - -_ Sala : — poatt ees dial te cae ae deen ee : ———— a o- —— a ~~ Santa Claus Will Certainly B Be Good to You T his Year lf You Use P.-D. \ Wa ————— + . WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—mALE. | aa ROOMS FOR RONT. ROOMS WITH BOARD. | ZoUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED, 14 words or lesa 10c., > Rus! ness anne uncements, 10c per line, 14 words or less 10c. 14 words or less 1 ion wanter ed as agent) solicitor ol ———-— 2 ARO pe 0 — os ——_—_————~ jral, 2930 Locust st.—Ele _—- of references nply im N od ' DRAUGHTSMASN Ww ANTED- First-class mechanit- | Spans ST., 2214—-Two nicely furnished rooms for | ATTE NTION—The The Adm! rail, « . ee So i eal di ughts pan wo pectal Machine; light housekeeping. ssn geeks gant apartments, single or double; eee meals, os: or without bath; state price. a mo oand cake baker i must understand h ine horvughly, Address Bhs es mainibi parlors, smoker; telepbone, rates reasona le. ust Dispate bh. W 67. Post-Dispatch BELL AV., 4247—Alcove room with southern ex- aren Ee APL : h ROO s - - : , t } ea 3404—Elegant board and rooms; south- M WANTED—2 rooms unfurnished posure; small private family with po children. | BELL AV. all convs.; $18 month. vate a-:* state location and terms, aa’ ; sure. . — a» words or lese be. tAKER- Sit if ker; . 24 hand. | HOOP-SHAVERS WANTED—5 at Yucatan, Mo.; nat nbeo } wn : ’ 0 : : . ' Mo r aft lLaose ( reek, Mo : to BROADWAY, 613 S. —Nice, ciean, furnished hl with rd, to let to . shave Ow rice Dc, steady work and rooms, with good heating stoves, $1.25, $1.54) wk. ) >—Desirable room, boa “ AKI I a 1d cake in | ml bout ponds & Oo., Mexico, Mo. oe ogy : — : : eae couple, in home of widow; every comfort 00M, WANTED Ferm — a ie ety or country. arl Bol - BROADWAY, 908 N.—Newly furnished rooms,| and convenience; mo other boarders. Ad. BO.) pig ouple: sath. adi ~ family HOVSsSEROY WANTE! . £ a —— red boy for OW. front and rear: reasonable. Mra. EF. J. Johnson. Post- Dispatch. Dispatch 2 . eee. house wot refs. rej uires R72 at. n N —— _—-—_——_ nega OPNER EEE = st Ne | CARR ST., 1909—Has changed hands: nicely fur- BROADWAY, 4708 S.—Mount Pleasant; on blofs; OOM WAN - LARNORERS WANTED pply Missouri Car j ) \\\ nished roolys complete for light house keeping; lovely home: extefisive gre ounds; front rooms: oi tcsien tee iene , nee Ca. Madison. Iii a ik ¢ i reasonable. well furnished: excellent ard; 35 minutes’ ride Con mye Add ‘ak , fhagwel - 7 | po : ' Say SS) 7) ——} from Courthouse. pit dress W 6%, Post-Dispateb. wv CHEST NU 7 oe B111- Three pleasant “unfurnished nen ‘story front room, ROOMS WANTED—By physician. ‘tor off - LABORERS WANTEI orers and concre : ~ a rooms, Ist flo , AV., 2715 _Large second - , wok and | \ found ity . Y se } — - 5 floor, $s per month; epee. onda ak CLARK, far 3 gents with excellent board; $3. sO lutely let-class enite of roots oa ————_— TT - ” fs yy * J n r¢ wo . : CHESTNUT ST., 3012—2nd-story room; hot water, per week each, including _heat. io oe Aa. WANT! librettist or littera. o j Wr a furnace; for _two; ; $1 per week each. gentiel I ho can write lyrics, ; : x ih, Post-Dispate! ~~ = CHESTNU T ST. 2917-—Nitce light room pO nngy . , pr ot water for thre tndents: very rea ° ian” Go ceeeny Best be goed | + \ aed icneeteadied iree students; very Feaeonadle. _ |e ooK AV.. 8710—With board, to two adults, beau- 14 words or lese ide ma! 1314 N. Broadway . 7 CHESTNT ST., 3415—A nicely ‘~ furnished room in tifully furnished front room; furmace heat; hot > : fs WW I a private family; all conveniences; references re bath; private family; very reasonable; refs. DESK ROOM, — use of telephone; $5. First “ ’ , stan : ’ ing ot i: “ ulred, 3415 W | : wontons ré , ' : CHOUTEAU AV., 1006—2 nicely furnished connect: | Dio vpy av., 3748—Pleasant room and good HALLS—3 beautiful balls in Bo wf w MAN WANTED—Strong man to work in coal yard iG ing front rooms ; comiplete for housekeeping, aoee board for 2, at reasonable rates, in private fom- and Locust sts.;. rent reasonable te Toa , ie 16 Biddle st f : . Stove; $3.50 Weems sia ily; no other boarders; Washington av. car line pote “ For vacant dates see peciestben r shoes, CLARK AV., 2109—Neatly furnished connec ting passes door. ae ol nF ph N. is —— Y wW TRT) y, jarrie’ box calf shoes, ME WANTED —To try Hart oe 8 front rooms in a private family, » SOF | gents only. FRANKL IN AV., 3422—Two gentlemen can get $2.95. Harris, $4 Shoe Man, 620 Pine st. I stihicener Preane tia \ rl ' t solicit a. T H E B EST D ETECTIVE DAY TON ST. ; 2732—Suite connection furnished room and board for $4 per week each. {AN WAN nergetic man ) wel er ‘ : —————— . club. Landeryou Co., 620 : rooms for light housekeeping; all conv. | GaRRISON AV., 724 N.—Table board a specialty; ee ee f vee GUESTS ' Some one has robbed our rooms of a Diamond Pin Pocket Book DIOKSON ST.. 2940-—-2 elegant front rooms fur- also 1 room for rent. AGENTS WANTED-Big Money. See Genei!t’ TE | ane - i Two W re >" ; , nished for light housekeeping; cooking gas; all SRG b _ proto ticket; gold watch to best agent. 923 ¢ io. engl yom : - Lo or évenieg a anc wo atches. What shall we do: : conveniences GARRISON AV., 624A N.—Newly furnished rooms; Olive. rk , DB ccocngnenr yt Dingnen fire Mined paberprag) B-ae Ps ‘ action ’ a Ber ente _ ee | team =heat; bot bath; all conveniences; home AGENTS WANTED—Agenta wy . no cad or e erien v neeved CLERK Advertise for them under ‘Lost and Found’ in P.-D. Wants and EVANS AY... 3037— Nicely fur. room in small fam- cooking. popular office auelantel pai gell 9 new ane Pg a grees , } : c ackead ' ily for light housekeeping; gas, hot pate; Te@- |) eo profits. Address L 70, Post- and ork City word it to read ‘no questions asked You can likewise notify the Chief sonable; peivatd. LOcUS ST., 1424—Room 4nd board; furnace AGENTS Ww . peapasce. of Detegtives—but you ll fi est’ in leew —— . —_—- —-—--—-— —_ Young » colore red "girl a eare for| GLASGOW AV., ~~ 41107A—T wo lovely y furnished M$4 per month ‘three in room $11 month. seins st. 5 Louis. ‘any ' _ study; will work for small wages 14594 S. vd. baby; 1e wy 8 in neighborhood of 29th and rooms: also back rooms; gent’s or light -house- ee ee Be: reed ls be. ch ee CROSS S SABERS—Lost. near 12th and N. Merkee —— a oe oe Pine sts. Call : 26 Pine. .. Mrs. Spiro. keeping; terms reasonable. OLIVE S&T. 4269—Nicely furnished front room, ots.., emall cross sahers, vained as a keepsake; : WRITER WANTED—Young mane sign HO! SE KE EPEn Ww anted situ: a ion as housekeepe c GIR ” Apna . AEE Bone steam heat; with board and service for 2. reward at 1214 N. Market wt. rience and ticket writer Max Schulz, Broadway and out of city; call or address 2007 Olive et riith, W = hg EI).-To care for t two children in day | JEFFE RSON AV., 1312 N.— One or two parlors; Sn = ick _ 4 oe — time only. 3720 Pine st. best location for dentist. PINE ST., 311%—Room with or without board; pri. CUFF-BUTTON--Lost, on Sunday, a gold gunbarrel hie. = euff-buttop. Return to 4155 West Belle pl. and recelve reward. — —— ern desires a ya! refs. Address Geo. ugcist, ots —— oo — _- years’ expe mi re ae Re, + € - Zs sarees atickory st. __ es] HOUSEWORK—Sit. hy experienced young woman | — —_——- _ merge Ct OS PEwemuLe ' . ’ ar ; shin »o learn for general housework in small family. Ad. ©) rhith, ANTED— An orphan “girl wishing a good JE F F ‘E RSON AV. 1312 4 2 N.- Front reom, hot an SCHOOL ST.. 315GA—Ne fur. second-stor STUDE coal 7 See cation, Weekieoping: ‘aaa qui. 70, Post«Dispateh. Disve about iS or 16 yearsold. Ad. O 25, Post- cold bath; for light housekee| ing; $8 month. front ane ‘vith oF yak $4. : DOG—Strayed. 27. tion teken {n office wrok; per nt situatio See ween TS EY | epated. siyeeennninine ‘it - seeps : s—Strayed, on N a 8t. Bernard biter. eg i “ 50. e aa awe i, potmasest 5 uation HOUSEWORK—Situation w anted by good colored eR I ag - - emmeed LEFFING WELL AV.. 623-— For gentlémen, 2 ele- SOUTH JEFFERSON AV. 2117—Accommod.a- Reward if soterned te 23038 &. . : ee Cea ss : ; woman for general houséwork or cooking in “pr! HOUSEG IR L Ww ANTE D- )—Girl for general house- gantly furnished front rooms, single or en suite; tions for one or two: private family; all con- __.~. | TINNER—Situation wanted by tinner: 04 years’ 7 ds i eas house; good references. 1420] ork and nurse child. 1300 St. Louls ay. _ Bas, heat, hot bath; feasonable rent. veniences: good board. DOG LOST—A young male = pe O° . , » oe a ms ‘ exvperionce ofearence 2 f . e 4 70 nestnu st. PaaIee ne ee aes est — en ~ 4 t o arket « ms vows eta sy Pr te area” ae “the ane land Pest-Dispata. nee given if wanted. Ad. R 70, ——_—_ —_——— ————_—_—_-—- a —_— Hol SEGIRL w ANTE D Neat German girl for : “614, N. Neatly furnished — rooms; | TWENTY-SECOND ST., 211 -8.—Neatly furnished " oa R gard Was y aten 2 «| HOUSEWORK-—Sit. wanted by neat colored girl a sou work in small family. 4016 Forest light, ferens e, heat and bath; private family. front room with fire. hot bath and all convep- ag ag em part of earring, contain- HLOCER , —_ nted Dy a fir tAVELING S&S vv ANS Ti from the country to do general housework, bes' av : + RC iepces:; with board if desired $17. ng diamond, Saturday, on California av. car or —- Em eae 2 : ent ogy bl gen awe phn re Te ref. 2105 Walnut st. A — | LEONARD AV., i014 N.—Handsomely furolished en — = $ — downtown; $5 reward. Fred Halter, 2010 8. z pay, - . wae pe , HOUSEGIRL WANTED—GiIrl for general house- Toomws, es or en sulte; all conv. Apply \ |) WASHINGTON AV., 29037—Elegant large ‘fur- _ Jefferson ave he Aren every 5 Extract and Baking Powder Co., Iola, Kan. HOUSEWORK-— Wanted girl or woman color 7 fi work; sigall family; good home. 1025 Morrison Miss Gorden nished room, with ‘board; suitable for two gen- . EYE -GLASSES—Lost, eye-glasses and gold atick- A 2 i. 1OLS > . ) fs ‘holste general housework: four perTsols, re fs. wante oy av. [st thoor. . — tlemen. Hore 1 CLE sin Onl endl » hotel « whey a . wa’ a fast ington ay AB uphoisterer at 37 Westminster pl. poner LAXCUST ST. 3008 Beautiful ly furnished room; 2 _. on _ 4 Bere near Maryland av. Please a ee me ieee . a = ; 7 i WR Fo ——— Ov SEC G IRL WA NTED—A young white girl to south windows, refined home. -* _ . a return to 37 Republifle Bldg. Pe 4a » 1) Bs xy 8 yo XG MAN Ww SN’ eD—Young m oni ‘ol or boy in HOUSEWORK —Girl wants sit. to do general assist in general bousework; at once. 2648 | -——— — ——$ ——_—__—_ —_—— wARINGTON AY, a —€. a —_. vo bakery: one with ex] rience ¥ preferred 500 housework with references; no letters answered. Washington av. LUCAS ‘£9. ~ 2705—Comfortable furnished connect-> urnisnec new, — table boar erins reas. ~~ B. ae seneaee mee mm * ; ag so ; ——————————— general housework and care for 2 children. Call | LU‘ “AS AV., 510—(Illinols House) rooms $1.25 nes room, with or without board; bath; reaso HORSE—Lost or strayed, a bay any: bald face ie and sliaw @omm A Sage H -¥ “have 9 on HOUSEWORK-—Sit. by women for housework or after 6 p. m., 42354,A Evans av. and $2.00 per week; all front Tooms. able. and white spot above hoof on left foteleg; . Core 6K) graduates: new enews val] or write oo Auy work in boarding house close to bome, emmendiseercheesinns . - — . - — — —_—_—_— WASHINGTON AV 2811—Large 2d-story front turn and receive reward. Chas. Fetzner, 7151 wanted at any rate: for marticulars. Moler’ * B ~ Saltese 8 tl _N. Leon: rd “uy. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A good, steady girl or } LUCAS AV., 3301—Nicely furnished rooms; fur- 7 cate bts ‘ z aret-clase Virginia av. ope y a“ Rork 4752 _and- ‘ine oe st “Louls. arver OLISESs : - $$$ middle-aged woman for general bousework in nace. bath. hot and cold water; prices Treason- so other } do yeah southern exposure, Ure ——————- ve a ee . pes ae See HON SEKEE PER—Sit. by lady of 35 years as plain family. 4528 Evans av. able; gentlemen only. _board and servi as PHOTOGRAPH—Jast, Monday morning, oto- graph of young man on gold breast a. eturn EES : housekeeper: no objections to chil iren; good | -— —- ee emenaneretnten - cer 37 , LUC 2°94 One picely furnished room for WINDSOR PL., 53744—First-class room and board to 708 Locust st. and receive rewa “tke work 1d R P a references. Ad. T 69, Post-Dispat HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl to assist in general AS AV., 3334- ee 2; on. Sing aoa A noey ae OVE E Al : -—_—_—_--— housework; no washing. 1338 Hk ‘kory st. gentlemen, for 2; private family; excellent table. ps Somer > har we —— , HOUSEWORK—Sit by woman to do general| - _ — . —T i . . . ———— POCKETBOOK—Lost, pocketbook, {m Barr's wait- : ; : heauti- ing room. Return and receive reward, as y¢ —_—_——— oo - - —---— - — —— — —- For every etove or-range made in the United States whe A Teen > : Ti arene HOI CSEGIRL Ww ANT ED—Young girl for light ladies or gents. EIR Se rae ee —— tail Clipped; reward for bis return te above dress as per card in poe ke t boul. ily VPiease eal] 21335 Division st. = — ine en OUSEK EEPER—Situation wanted by w idow as housework; small family; good wages. 5072 Cates a aa ie * ened i IN LUO OLIVE ST.. 1600—Housekeeping rooms, single of | ROOM AND BOARD WANTED—By young lady namber. COOK—Sit. by Ist-class cook In boarding house; housekeeper in hotel or for widower. Address Av. r. pe all 2 days. 2115 lranklin av. i; qc B . SIN Che mical Building. asta doub le, » ae hall rool, $1.25; att.c room, rt Th employed, room and board in central I” of anne —_—_—_—_—_—-—* HOU SEGIR L LW. ANTE D—Servant to wash and as- | ~~ —-"_." — — ——— ee city: terms must be reasonable, , Post- Found. OLIV =" ST.. Bi 20- Back narlor and other rooms Dispatch. en wears MOOK—SIt we ate “ank e i 4D , competent. woman, sist with housework; must occupy basement with pare | COOK—Sit. be competent cook in private family; Liddle-aged desires position as housekeeper family of widower of means, best of references a “pee a oe HOU SE GIRL w AN TE D Girl» to assist in general OLIVE ST, 2015- _W e] 1 furnished rooms, complete FURNISHED FLATS WANTED. hy er rienced German woman _give n and Tes juir ar) Ad. Ww W 66, I Post “Disp atch. ousework. Ap] ) ly 5842 Bartmet av. for light bousekee ping, $2 per week. genera Houseworg,; jection to x 5 meg One: 1 SRE PEN ITI S Rath oe A sinetiachieninatalitiitessiaias 14 words or less 10c. ¥, jl wee ae Minar LADY me situation tn teane stores, can play HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Neat white girl; assist} OLIVE ST., 1214—Nicely furnished front room cane DANCING. ; Sh) Se a oe 4046 Finney av. with paces. go home at nights. 1408A Stew- suitable for man ) and wife or gents. ‘ I win iy “by D—A. well eae “d Sat of = 14 words or leas 20c. cneentienaitimaenmeimdnts - — art a . 00 ‘ ~* . . . Me : COOK—Sit. wanted by German girl to do cooking | LApyY—German ~ Jady wants work by the day: OL IV E ST 15 20- -Kitchen bedroom and large par- 825. Locust st. ATTEND Prof. De Honey's select reception every 4 “eer ; furnished for housekeeping, $5; respectable A wenger Mey mat a ~ a Thursday evening; academy, Vill North Vande- RNISHE Dp FLAT W ANTED Furnished flat of venter af. \! » aw in private boarding house; no washing or Iron- nl da shi ‘ iy f work. 129 |} HOUSEGIR L W ANTE ak. irl for general bouse- lor, - MAN AND WI ’ 7 will ¢ — ee. aes : . work. "2119 Gravois av. . ° married couple. PU 5 BaP AO eee EE Ness 2 or 4 rooms, west of Grand av., by young mar-]| ———+.— EET tee te | : . “ay housework. >. i ing Call or address 2717 Sheridan av. Was ington “uv. we P COOK—A woman wants situation as first cook; city CADY- o ant osition in physician's office; under- HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Good German girl for OLIVE ST., 1602—Nicely furnished front ‘room for ried couple; state terms. Address T 066, Post- | DANOING—Dick Richards, only to-date stage or cous ry; private familv or boarding house. Ad- car crpew caeiner: or A. read to invalid and as- genera) housework; references required. S826 gentlemen; also rooms for we Mgnt bewssneepeng. Dispatch. dancing inatructor. Address 1215 St. Loule for dress M 6, eos Dispateh., sist with sewing. Address 3o2s Lac lede ay. _ Cook av. OLIV FE ST. 9997 _Nicely furnished front and om x a= ' 6 &S : / al. come yy, Deere nae ee ave p om ? ‘ s _— epee “-LMAR AYV., 72—Flegant 6-room fiat; furnace, 'OGIES. c F, , ‘ buggies, snr STENOGRAPHER ractica! enographe eat. | CO ‘K trud worthy German gir! nts 3 . , have good reference Address N 75, Post-Dis ". ' AK AV.. 30 on | BUG HIE: ET oe sale, storm pondent rnd itis + roe k or ar Sey rth in : ~~ i fan ; mi ash OFFICE WORK—A young American » lady would patch. OLIVE ST., 4017—Large, bright, comfortable et 3m a and electric Oxtures, ecreens, est. reys, park wagons, grocer, baker, butcher, leua- - -_ a gi aa like office work writing of any kind Address | —————_ " —_—— ond-story front room; furnace heat, good boar $27.: FE. iH Benoist, 810 Olive st.. Room 605. dry, Ps + dier, carpenter and undertaker wagons; x b>. P vet-Dispateh HOUSEM oe pe i a oy Ph for also one smaller room. EVANS | AY. vr ™ ae flat hall, bath: also platform, spring, stake “Tth st. wag- Re KE ES : ? . —-—_——————— —_ genera ousework to take stable for part pay. eV A. »i-—Three roo . ’ nme. John Toblnka. 1406 N. Tth wm. Attending chool want .—Situation wanted as cook or housekeepe PI Lis F SS FEEDER—Wanted, a position as_ press ~917 Chestnut st. , mm PAGE AV., 4266—lrom two to four furnished now open; $9 month, , Ej oP oe . ; re On ' , . ' daughter to assist and be able to ~ te feeder or drop folder feeder: have hi ad Bee) ooo aE rooms for light housekeeping, to parties without iahem cs aeiamieniaaie a ————= | HHORSE—For sale, gray borese, barnes and wagon. Poat: Dp spatc! se ; achool. Address C GY, Post-Dispatch meg a years’ experience. Ad. W 65, Post ‘Dispate h. HOUSEWOMAN WANTED—A middle-aged woman children. FRANKLIN AV.., “47: --Four rooms, laundry and 1419 N. Jefferson av : ae hl ~ : for housework; no Pe wana y Fim gy to the right PAGE BI =9—F stairs: southern gas; nice entrance; rent §12. SS YOUNG MAN- Reep ‘) WOK-—Situatio anted ‘by two settled women: | SEAMSTRESS Neat seamstress “desires sewing & person, recommendations pply 429 Collins- AGE BL., 4859—Front room up , ~ Aa AW oie ee work morning enin , its ‘ 0 Arcea G . BR Mhemical Building eclalty; comforts patched. ‘ aN ON PCP AE ITS A oR pieced en ieee a -} a G, C. B., S10" meal Bulle Bes. enters ' I HOUSEWOMAN iw ANTED—Neat, settled white PAPIN 5. °1418 One Foor . furnished complete for | - - * 14 words or leas 20 20c. = W ASHE A Sit. hwy m ae ’ for TY! eV rir Re ‘ u Ouse ceeping > wee HICKORY QT 2712—3-room fat; large porch and ‘Ae 2 P eond-han DI i liehbt hous work; a) ‘ at ' hom . also ty pew “itin or Bt neral of fle ‘8 work haif day. 4405 st. Louis av. ee en eae Ce tes clo sets: $10. ". ‘ — REGISTER nen enue ‘Joe rw ta BOYS Lac lede av. ar “ ee PINE 5 1406 -~Furnished rooms for light house- PS GICAL SEEGER ERNE a PP a Jackson lenn. : 2 ae en — HOUSEWORK WANTED—A girl for general keeping or roomers; $1 week eek up. MISSISSIPPI AV., 1207—2-room flat, unfurnished; RE Sc BB — P aaa : WOMAN—Sit. os office cleaner by German; young housework family of three; witheut washing or sapnantnnniminennstpandinetiaa —— water, bath, laundry, pantry, closets; open; v. ~ | ? ‘ er itnati: oung nt on . ‘ ‘ , 4 yee henpeantng Nee a ee eee ets Linea av. | Widow. 2500 8. Otb st ironing. Apply 1105 8. 7th st., 2d floor. PINE ST., 1311—Furnished rooms for light bouse- | —— --———— - — 1.00 A WE - K . aN Be Rnensmae apd eat Recta . aa t ee r . ve > eo) P 2 » ls & » Viv (te Aaton ant e avs. e ~— work. 4355 N. Market s 14 words or less na . - _ = ~ , sere rooms for bousekeeping; $3 per week. rooms; oue partly furnished; bath and closets; FREE ON APPLIC ATION. ~The —e lovention Business announcements, i10e oe ne. L ADIES —ITo advertise baking wder; TTT . a, oot : wh- 11 electric diamonds ie arrings. scarf it. by steady girl to keep bor Rath Sal salary $5 per week guaranteed. 122 x. 8d. ee AV., 3150—One front room; do ee sniniitadatadial ——— | pine, ete.; the brillan y cna Deanty of tate die. somes : —- mall family orf eral housework; nD Room 3. Peli TWENTY-FIRST ST., 211 8.—4 nice rooms With] mound is magnificent #6 s impossible to BARBI ly pues swered Call 252 ee BOOKKEEPE . WANTED—Young lady as book ——-— ie.” . nae y a ball, water and gas; second floor. tect it from the genuine, which would coat $75; per, Une ST. ANGE AV 1300—Three nice roome $7; or two —_—_—_— to introdece this sew diamoed te the public we AT CUTTER COOK—Wanted, sit. by middle-aged woman LAUNDRESS Sit, ne and to assist in washing. Ad. I 6S, vo out by day. Call wld Franklin ay. ost-Dispatch. a... —-- ——— ee — -_ ———— - -* ee 5 mave Ss relerence AG) _—— Om _ yor NG —. c Manuscripts to revise or correct; woman for general housework in private family. ¥ -. ing eS hat thoroughly up Re rstands taking LADIES WANTED—Any lady who can sew can a mo re: oii B= will send such an article § free application ff you eod ‘ dy ~™ . 6, Sven ‘ t. by a Germa be Ipsi ait ork barge eof “poo ks at once. Address K 6S, Post- earn good pay making neckwear for us at home; idress : I’ , ' il i “ . “ - “ae ee » pty Praalyt ‘ ‘ , n ‘ by \] di ‘ — or ¥ 110 Mer work all cut, sent Mail any stance; send l0c vows - - a. ;' ang ‘. _ ———— for part! ulars and sealed contract for oe ST. ANGE AV., 13 Oe. Two neatly furnished roo"us DWELLINGS FOR RENT. for express expenses But ~‘ ar Se Py J WANTED.5 _ iterna Tit, y a German girl housework pre- | BUT rONHOL 2 b MAKE Rn WW A aimee y A fine cus- ployinent. Home Emp Co. box 915, Bath, Me. for light housekeeping; rent reasonable. i4 words or less 106. mank Cu 22 Liberty et.. wees ial bh , . buWV ' ¥% = . forrs (‘all op Wie dpesd iv at ] "Oo Mir disor tom) CMs Sth @t., rowlis . - eedhenimniiien teihe yy a . “ape ——™ pemnn eines ty # —— owt ’ ; te atatt ibe ee . —— = SpRESS WANTED—W asberwoman for fam- TWELFTH ST., 113 N Furnishe: d rooms for light CARROLL ST... 1717 Six | room house: gas, bath, hat LT CHAMBERMAID WAN] ED—Girl for chamber- i] washing at my residence. Call at once bousekee ping or roomers, Pll wee | hot water, etc; rept $19. JacKeET WANTED- “Be alek! o jecket, 34 best) aus “te 64 Miao % sp ‘ » EE be reassne’”* Ad A & vet Dispete te ae PoY WANTED . ot , a, — . ; : ed te ah / ti ' ' 0 teady tered = gtr] ey te maid 131 Washington ay. R _ at » gt : . ‘ r ] l 2 {7 4‘ ” : a. Ww WASH ST 1811 ere” one } aT ory fron . ale ) i yer CcHotl TI al poe 1738. 2 story afone fr: ont: il ir ~ ’ by 4 Th. nea t. 7 awip 4 ; a . —s es _ . oo. answer, SO N. 2 | COOK WANTED—Competent cook and lau ndrens: NURSE WANTED—A competent nurse with city} rooms completely furnished for housekeeping: 4180 | “rooms, bath, ete.; {9 good repair; $40, Wm. A. PAWN TICKETS Lady's solid gold wach) lpgeed , a . te eaatsted with laundry work; wages, £18 references for child 2% years old. 8537 Dei- ball. room Meagher, s. @. Cor. ot and Vecstast, g12 cost 60, diamoud rings. Aé. PF H ST. 01- " besetnee ef + ama ate tune _ Diapate>._ Bey VANTI 1) ' ; 4 . an gir ; , - , ] ] | ~ f (yI nd . “ " : . 4 ; : . nu 4 } “| ¥ » (le mat 4 le: ninin *> ; oT) j : piv oe oi iw us one b ‘iyi b&b Wwe st ) ; an r ay. . - wr I — vw : ' ’ . ok - we , VW ASH ST ‘ 1801— ¥F ine baseme nt or hir Ao eT ah { ‘OOK AV S745 ; 7 room house: new p! ‘umbing; - ‘ 7 ~ To buy, left of Uv. s. military ’ tte iv 5s fi a ann | er . el em. Tee I $ ; ; ’ her work no m . TO ileal es et eee no oe S_Most-Dispa teh | dingy : | ‘ a OPE RATORS AND FINISHERS WANTED— rooms, complete for housekeeping, $2 "and $2.5 all conven! ences Inquire at 38089 Finney av. PT; ITS WANTED " DIrPPERS W gf rh ee a chocolate and Operators and finishers on custom pants. Room | eacu — eS sults, at? aoe 8 ~ 4th at | M Lean Bullding. eer eT CRE Ss RE “OTTAGE AY. , 4215-—Bri ok “heuse, pewly papered. NE * - sewerage connection; large sTock—For s= sale. 3 shares N. O. ane H $00 per share. tT LMAN NTF] ¥ ; boat ne . ; = Ma, utes a“ su Chet ya re lable girl in aemall fam!) cream a pper iow Candy o TE. SU15 Market 4 \ a myya where ¢ work is not too heavy; am a goo oe —— pane ———we | WAST ee 2007-—Nicely furnished sacond- water tn &i! Deo; ae Al ‘ Pre —_ , , 2216 8. 3d st esses A a a ee PL AYE Kt Ww ANTE D—A lady piano player. story front room, with bat bh; also — room barn, $15 ADI ny to owner, 612 XN, Beaumont. | com mos afore, DO WRI ING for us at your own home; it will Call from 2 to 5, storeroom, 525 franklin av. ——_------ — ~~ . ' z yp a Poet Post-Dispe LS lliigent girl, 14 years old, od ay Ht ear ' , to ad +: inclose a stamped envelope. re Pa rT a —; t pia WASH ST 1S Furnished ‘cond-story front _ INNEY AY 8667 -% > ai house; all ae ‘ishes position in store durit id ever nit ~ 2 *hiladelph T BI AM’ s Sh rt an lie ' rus £.; room for light housekeeping; cheap tences. Inquire at 6% ney av. wis é 4 * 5 Baths g WPolidasys. Everet tt Smith ¢ (D 12), 3 a del; ila. RUBICA veiy for yous omen, iadividual en@ cies | in light b E ; E, aces ee niall best. ae MATHINERY. - | GIR WANTED —Giri 14 to 16 in small famuy to instruction; pos secured graduates Tei Main 187. | WASHINGTON AV., 20937—Cor. Garrison—Two | NonTHWEST 8ST LOUIS Cheap houses and @ats; 14 Wards or al 1 NSPGIRI,=Sit. ! rl of 14 to assist | . assist with work Call 1615 W alton | ay. _—- ; PE saa 9 elegantiy furnished rooms, with board; bot $7 to $12 4406 St. Loule av. a work: small wag “ S 3th at - SHIRTMAKERS W 4 10 experienced shirt. water beat; Al table and service. ; o ie oe yor aie eG * ors . 2 goo reesers: steady work | — Seeemgeestan deatguecen — 2HUINGTON BL... 8950-7 roome, t urBace, —————— GIRL, " ANTED A cou etent , girl for sewing avd makers; ale 2 Ke rt pt . WASHING 2 Paul E. Wolff Sbirt Co., 417] WASHINGTON AV., 1506-—Nicely furnished rooms, all conve: Mine yard. Kirchner, 60¢ Buriingte® BOILER TILER WANTEJ> sa HOt SPGIR Sit. br Germa ‘irl for ra . iF year ‘he ma girl for general housework. S710 Cates ay. A a - ——— N. 4th st _gentiemen only, $1 to $1 = week. Bidg., 810 Oltve — Minuet be In gant order { —— - ee el ’ A Ie 4 s in j jee work 1s as garmro's son's ac nt : - £ FP ~ . ” — —-————— — mey eter. . ‘ " - ; , . “ GIRL VW AN reb fst rman or Swetish girl eo " aoe a 4 > ! b? Po : ‘@ulene . — “—} me ie, 9S up. | | HOUSEGIRL—sit. | cls lored girl f ouse servact, at 700 N. Jefferson av STUDENT WANTED Party wishing to learn WASHINGTON AV., 1217—Connecting tgoms; also — , } bat ot F the Tailor, TIS Olive et a IR te nell ee a house servest, at 700 *. ___ | STUDENT ny rpewriting, bookkeeping; part tal- | single room for light housekeeping; Weely fur-| PY RNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. BOILERS 3 laches jm i DETRCT'V\E WAXTED-~ Shre BOW : 1 S115 Ciiftea pl. | GIRL WANTED—Hawthorne Candy Co., . Gen Tease oa cae ~ eT ee te 14 words or leas 1Oe . a. ' hrewd ’ , E oonamemnal Ad. D 58. Post spate ens orang me - ey reais Sle ie ner omters: no experience | LOUSEGIRIZ-S!t. by girl to do general bouse- Rcecencacanebarst tae a aS Oe SEN —————e tade or Set Geen TON AY. , er and cnet fur FURNISHED HOUSE—S-room furnished the aneret he ae = - - W ANTED—Youn ype rooms; furnace beat, hot bath; very clean bouse. SHE ' . , . Ageory, Neshvtlle, Teen . ioc).se stamp for rep a weg wot -— = — ——, 4 $a28 Cook av. ee wee by gy Bf. in the ae state Wages ——---—— ab Compton av., to Jewlsh family; owner's fam! Jaen SFOtmRIL—Stt. be «a reape aabie German tr} a . s oS Sv ainda — ami experience ddresa © 60, vat -Dispatch. WEST BELL. 4219—One. two or three of 6 willing to keep 2 reome, with boa rd. £ — rooms: free light; cooking; fuel, ball and bath. dress E 70, Post -U! spatcs —————_, PRIVERS WANT) ® Arie. ; - os , . ANTED--2 drivers at 4042 Fairfax for ral housework In amall family. 1719 | GIRL W ANTED FExpertenced band at sewing on; —-- 2308 la at be fore m. of or m WASH WOMAN WANTED-—At ‘Eugen a at. Call f 10 a. after & p. . eusblons and mattress ticks 1038 N. Vanderen- PROGGIST WANTED—Reliable drnevta: - , — HoOUskE—F rent. nicel *herge; setete salary, whether oamied ‘ons = HoV SIG t Se. ee ee ee ter. once, @ young lady | WEST CHESTNUT &T., 3000-—Fiegant’y furn teh ed ception hall; modern Es gecommendations ed; inclose IRL Sit by girl 6 t i wt i- iaeted sineminenaaenemnnns — . . | YouNG LADY WANTED—At . Daerets | “pera. sod poptage. Lock Box aA, | howtework of care for mid. M. Hi. 913 Chou- GIRL WANTPRD—4jerman girl for general bouse- to eut and ft skirts; none bat « atveriepced a pen rooms: al] copvenieuces:; ee Freatlio avs. to reepossibie eee teau a¥. | work; easy werk. 10 fook ay. | peed apply. 2516 Olive st. ial Ko BES. ML A PR a RS IO: RR Ae PPPOE “ges : peek cs . 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Oo SINESS WANTED. _TEREONAL | THE MARKETS. | a op iotng Nap: ne . ne printing oe for cRSONAL-—WiUll young lady waving Deaceere hlet ———— vb cae dp ABLE MARKET For sale; troubles of men end women; medicines fur- The on passage wheat statement—26,720,000 bu— Capital Stock in ete _ we trade, Address F 67, Post Hished> terms reasonab) 0 Itation and 84° | pnows an incrgase for the week of 2,320,000 bn. a = — “ aie vice free On passage corn, 14,160,000 bu; increase, 1,040,000 Surplus Fund : — -— ——- —_————____~— | - es rs —— tie Undivided Profi — ;, 2° MEAT MARKET —VPor sale, first-class meat myt-] DR. ELLA ALLEN, leading female specialist; | World's wheat shipments, 9,843,000 bu, against dag es ee ee eee CES Se: ae . : ead rv ath y. + ated ana ane a4 good bual treatea all diseases pecul ome - 1s years 7.761.000 bu W eok before, and 9 800 000 bu a year Nationa! Bank Notes out ee “* @* . 233,997 . C apita SLOCK ease 6eo%4% 626 6 eae $) 400,000.00 Ad. i. inans, Springfleld, Mo successfal experienc: pert ech oun ane. Of a Wey et ae bes nee si adi da om aude da a pe ae ial a ees 7,452, 941. 66 Surplus and undivided profits 118,034.24 incor por: American, 1,472, mu Da » BULU ’ 29,624.00 Circulati , *-* . . . . . . 7 ; ~ . ulation Beoweweer Bee ea ee 1 268,000,080 confinement; only private, home, 2908 Olive st tine, 354,000 bu Indian. BUSINESS CHANCES. —————— on pee Chicago stocks of grain in private elevators: Deposits, individual .....+-++-. » $5,543,579 27 DR: MARY ARTHU R. Specialist, 2728 Morgan Wheat, 1,110,000 bu; corn, 1,651,000 bu; oats, D bank 1 bankers 3.300 267.6 . 2 M : Roarda during con. : treats fermaic diseases: ladl a ”’ 415.000 bu. Total public and private: Ww heat, Total seée ee > 4 al ORG See $9 027, 466. 56 eposits, an S an annKkerTs.: - > oy wwe 17.6] mi NINES CHANCI Wanted. = intelligent in t tre ra le call or write; con. free: guar. res _ 43 85.000 bur corn, 6,808,000 bu: pe ty) po eeene me = Deposits, l nited States ‘eee e-* 175,750.00 9.020 196.88 witow With $200 for salaried office position. | ae Contract stocks ef grain in pubic ele Se The accounts of Banks, Corporations, Firms and Individuals received upon the natant. Address Hies7, Post-Dispateh ey GINNESS PAINTING co., 410 N 11h hieago show an increase iu wheat for the week , ' ero oreo . _ the only place to get your floors fiDished fi- - 205 000 , corn. decrease 1,860,000 bn, Con- most favorable terms consistent with safe and conservative steiner $11,798,231.12 ik You ARE SPECT LATING or want to make 1a Ses "; stocks of wheat include 45,000 bu Nu. 2 eee Eee -_ a —— ep sapere ———— money prt fs or selling grain and stocks, you GERMAN J LECTRIO I 7 ess 4 ee ¢ » lia. and 1.128.000 bu No. 1 oes — ~—¢ —— ; , rante. afford to be without our special informa- . ~8eRy O BELTS, # sure cure for ais ‘act wheat, 1,168,000 bu Total contract cura, 00,000 calls were seld by one firm at 68%4208%,« pentine, Tic; vinegar, BSc: black oll, @0c; lard Break. Rap. T... ™, Git, Gs eo tion; it is reliable ana our cilents are making al ~" of both sexes; for sale only at 2405 N. [4 57) 900 bu: oats only 144,940 bu. Nothing done in corn. ‘ REAL ESTA : E LOANS *; linseed oll, 6c; do \%-dbis, We; sngatr,) Kur & @. * rime? 1 LS mohey: our charges are 85 a week; no money in | PTO8UWay. (Chicago receipts—Car lots wheat, 465; contract, CHICAG®O,. Ill, De .* heat—May, O54; On 1] l ut me; do \y- a 50c; wine, The; *saurc- ah. Southerm ..) de ott, 4 | yd rewrith on dey Bang Bee argh ite fo ba ok T. > Sa sal ae ~1 42: corn, 640, contract, 183; oats 523, -contract | puts, Gc bid: calls, G5%e bi Corn—May, S54y¢; the Secmien Sue ta ee d and | ion fet, 8 oe gone, SPs 10 ae esa 1a ee ee : | iT rade With your own broker; write for par- ‘ ipa red and ye how 2c: anish per case. oo & & ee. &. other: relieves irregularities from any cause; aent le afloat to United Kingdom, 16,936,000 bu; CHIC AG and interest as he goes along. , ” a 1. & Nedso - 141 GOLDEN § SEAL, fenm}e vemulater. enperior to any : puts, 38%@33%c¢ bid: calis _tieulars; highest ref@. Ax s @ § Cc @, f } Post-i 1) pi ssprant mte) Le le afl , SE. = _aecere trom obaervation ; $i. 2742 Washington av. tinent. 9.960.000 bu ‘ . CHICAGO, Dee -Whe ., Gb%@tac: 1., L. & W...| 166%) = ate wire to Ben SS. Lang—The Minneapolls | May, COs e b; July, . Corn—Dee., 33a MISSOURI SAVINGS g LOAN C0., OC Tie KR. nese aon 1: EDUCATIONAL. | | TOME ton poor aétes during enteral, tret —_ al Record says: “While no one questions ' we May, SS ef: Ste b: a % B4lec. Oats—-Dee.. m LIVE ST K. , 3 site % ‘4 Words or Less, 20 © - Ps. Dr. Callahan, 2331 Market st. bse ere is wheat enough in the Northwest | 2it4c; May, 25% 477 1205 Union Trust ——-- * i ‘ : . ’ oe. . ' — 2 ! J.ATITES in trouble will not regi t Ming at 22 a + neet yn * —= beg ge on a gaxNorthwe ste rn, $1 03; Dec., 97¥4c n; May, : eee National Stock Yards. : KF) « THAtCHiy ik WANTEI To give rivate jcesseons in Ciliwe ; -s See 5 vident the market or sh ple ut S. #0 © P NATIV : Cy iE.—Ree ipts. 40. ! deetrie € ye iHmapehip eventugs acd. N on, Post-Dispatch nt a Sea ; is the remainder. There is no probability WHEAT. dried quarters, 44.@5c for fair to choice; com- gunacalay acebal Ghana dei ’ clede Gas ... LADIES In trouble will Dot 2 dames ealling on Mra. hat any considerable ame unt of wheat will he The features of the market to-day were the er ekaChha. e ried. 242% ff . SALES. Laclede Gus pr... Hollen; lowest terms. 1109 ~ ath ny | “li to a new ot . dullness in the pit, and the very small range, up ghvice: a — ro ried, age ¥ Vee cominon tol No. Description. L. KE. & W. pr.. DRESSMAKING . 7 wth x yr Orleans exports feo Tint. 112,000 bu wheat to 1 o'clock. the variation not covering kee for P E aR > — ei | ro 8 eo Py. ,G5' ila 1 er . & xX ter ia { LADIFS’ “MW nthiy Regulator newer falls: send.4° q » Manchester, 40,000 bu wheat 17,1435 bu corn. May and 4 only Dee The opening was a fra-- e . Dl Toe si tk bs . Ne teter. 2 2@ Manhattan (on. i4 words or less 20) sg Woman's Safegn , Ww Ne AI d C Dept lavre, 20.000 bu wheat To LAverpool, 42,000 tion lower, slightly higher cables belng offset Ly 2.75 per ov T5e@$ ws j ow g pasket for cho Met Trae. Co —"" — Seem, on the large Nortawestern and primary receipts, the VEGETABLES Mich. Central : ; #¥ OTATOFS— Northern Burb anks and rural a M a. & TF. pr. ans oo ' ; OR M. Philadelplita mi Cort pith: SVIAK ING) PrARIAIIUS \fnne (snioskowske? lecthaciaade ate its S. — TIrs rol tii tie) ports, week ending latter aggregating over 2.000.000 bu. while there steady at trh IES, leliver 1: . AE “Tie Seen , ny J aan : : é g ' on ae eres LADIES—Dr, Anna Newland’s gulator never | Ie ean! 202.272 bu; corn, 4.620.041] was a falling off in the export demand. Near ] , : BR fatha: titel tredimens fr . 08 Re oy age ng - Total wheat and four [|] the close there was a decline of %@\e. hio, 40 “ ie red; oS on a a enbes, | M insert Pacific . wien acl be beb. Gada T hes te cvelpts of wheat at primary potnts Oo day were . r ’ : oe 2 7 delivered ; luwa, " at. Lead Trust Nat. Linseed Oil. N. J. Central....! as . , s : - . . mn # LADIES In trouble won't regret Wheat—Dee., 44 ‘ow- 2.105.000 bu, exclusive of Detroit, as compared P ‘ ; O ’ ’ : f cE. OTATOFS—Home- grown fer ud I> yeaterday. Corn—w@ with 877.000 bu same date last year. Shipments, . _ 4 9 mu el : Nansemonds, $141.25 per bbl; ~ YY Central. Nat. Sis. i’ HOUS EHOL D GOODS WANTED. Kmma 1. cach 2131 Ma al ne ey r: ] a j i i e! 1,108,000 bu. exclusive of Detroit, compared with bbl. Northern Pac ite. i | omis aor less Se. _ —— ; — | LADIES—If in trouble, sare time and money by 841.000 bu same date last year. ONTONS “Northern globes. red, 40¢ per bu do pret North wost A™ti ler ty this re { re r “? Z large or calling at “O11 Mr rat klin av Flour Movement.* Recelpts of Ay. heat ait Minne apoli 5 a, Duluth delivered: \ ellow. aie: whites (silverskins) 64 are csc - . 4s , Omaha 14 words or leas 206c. P it Se eee en 6. sapyze Engage su shez: sé —s sao - . Sec Ste o ~ + . eee te Se Tt 1 ~ 1 ethy wf if \ Pare Waists &1 Ta) Skirts ») Be: 1) #5 tooureFe3 Zz ¢ * -_ SRs = geek ** - * orrsic -~i ¥ . stat jot reed Most fptaeti linperial bidy osht cor | to-day were 1531 cars, compared wit 8o CATS | @70e; opanish, $1.25 per crate; Missouri and : er “tag a bo a = gle eo ag Pl ' oat Ween a mei free. Mes. F. = phn a ncn ; 3.880 8,972 | 7 307 bi ompared with 47,440 bn same date > . ge 2 & West. | " =e Sue GF Stores. SloRDR, edad Wasa. LADIES—Are yon aware that {in France more liom , 60.070 30,401 last Bn, Of "iio 1781 ske and 60 cars were ay yp ge nd ed. 11 Sodda per. tn cows and calves Pacitic : Mail. se Iloxpital "045 Franklin as of ail other mations = coum! bined ? Lexington’s Los aw | 0 ; ad | — rench Capsules, the great French regulator, are alts ¢ ; 2 | 40,660 ‘ten in hae: No. — cad Une a OkULinub Wee Choice Calltoruiar 88 rome Th a Sgt SALES. Real. ts pid... . . ock a 4 LADIES—My reg inte ator never a ia ae mplete Sh! same date last year lowa la ‘ ‘) } 7 ss ° . ‘ . -* L30c. Receipts ments Receipts of wheat at St. Louis to-day were SPRING ONIONS—T%@10e per doz bon hes. Pigott SI SPa\t Wanted a he etove at Bap >i women use a monthly regulator than the women Tole ' eee ~ local, compared with 551 sks and 664 cars saline TOc per 100 Ibs on orders. Red cabbage dull at eows and calves ie Peonle'’s Gas... 1% 1h ee | date last year $124112.550 per ton delivered. TEXAS CATTLE—Receipts, ; wll. Pal. Car Ce WiGhhST cash price peld for furniture, _pianos, uae everywhere; tharoughly reliable; absolutely Milw eee 4% _ te arpe ts, feather bede Wolf, 18 S. 13th at safe: send stamp for sealed particulars Lex- \linneapo! 64,005 G7c. with the same bid Advance; 6c was bid crate of 30 to 36 heads; New dork. per bbl $446 No peseriptian, I ) le . Ih) *hx elusive of Detroit; Be report received. regular for No. 4; No. 2 hard was offered at TURNIPS—Unwashed, 50@60c per bbl; washed | 157 steers .. iene cmees ees tne $4 15 m. I, * ] . ; T lainbs ouepe . $5 MO er acifie pr... —-,- — ep — —-— —-__— ' inate ~ y, ee ae =" sae ‘ Dec, opened : 70c a. next TWe was bid, en ‘ETS- ome-grown, 15@20c¢ per . 17 lamba H J s Leather. Parr deine, Rep or " ch Tolding bed and | MES. BRIDGES. ladies’ doctor; ladies in trouble " o. yt ye ery yoo TOK bh, Aten i offered at GOtec, and at the} Northern, $1 per bbl. G , Gog bunches; "Y latnhs ; % RE Leath, pfd PiUve, HSE Mell Wed a, “140 S. Jefferson Call; no medicine 1204 Chouteau ay, Barley Be ieee 7840 O00 ° SOS, 000 4.730.000 cioxse at GW4ye a, ¢ ' i.e from yesterday. HORSE ‘RADISH—$2 .5O per bbl for home-grown | 110 natives 4 ; Rubber. . 455, 46 7 RNITURK-1 second} ind ast ves, call MRS. 1 ENNEK AMP, Specialist- Reliable privat me: : 7 Bie oa ~ > ) ~4, 8 sa veit r Ps ~ gene “P EPrkRS 10 15-Du basket f¢ iy 4 meng on 3 tn: tg 9 ac ual ped. 108%, el " sale ' nie 0 ‘ - , . th ANA, > Bpeciatlist- ellable Tivate . ° then ranges frou GOS%,@6S8'«c Na 1¢@ sSeSSI0On, £0 ‘ . “i 25e er 7 3Uu Skct oO en, 7 natives “+ : abash .. pets, cheap. New York Storage Co... 224d & Wash home before and dur. oe ' reas. 2025 Franklin Stocks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators. up to 68.4169e again. then sold at G68e, declined | 40@H0c for red ’ : . 14 natives 3 Ta Wabaah pfd. , ; oa lav. Yesterday. Year Ago. | near the close to G8SSc, and closed at OSS 4c, a CUCUMBE RS Southern receipts, T5ic@$i ver HOGS—Keceipts, 9500. Market y; closing |] West. Unton ... 8% 03% 254 |loss of %e from yesterday doz for large; 25@35e for small; Florida, $1.00@ | easier. — per bn &.. n -. BONDS. PARSNIDS $1.75 per bbl for washed, $1.50 for ———— _—-—__-—_--—_— 2n- Hat i CORN unwashed, SU@GWec per bu on orders. opened dull, %e lower for December CELERY-—Scarce. Kalamazoo medium. 25@35e ington Cbemical Co., Sta. D, C hicago, eee — rurniture. ee PEeRNITORE bi Con " ‘to for rent and furniture | MRS. DR. MUBPH AY boards during confinement; heat te ce cece cok 068,852 1.490.318 B.GR0, tot sule tie | ; ; is a Lli¢ h re ‘ areegeeci ties: s: ladies in trouble call of ‘ ° * a? yr ‘ . as : 4 af ~ 3} . » a 44S July opened at O8Ze b, vi ith Gite a, unt hanged Olive ‘at. : also 1422 O'Fallon st. te. Cie ete Be TR7 102 38.569 | from yesterday. ] ' WNIT nk, j droom sets, house- = hold goals, 2 b ire cheap becanse vf] MES. DR. HOGAN receives before and during con- | pp as ale eR 8 64! * 64! 765 The market deuth call att Hn -i Manchester ay Orement: homes for infants if desired; ladies call , . red wheat... 95.797 8: and 1-1¢6e lower for May The decrense of | per bunch; blue ribbon, 40@50e; small, 10@20c. , = or write; confidential. 2329 Market st. 2 hard.. oo. 6B82.753 218. 678 | nearly 2.000.000 ba in the visible did not seem to | Celery roots, 25@35c per doz., as to size: “ TT RNITURE—PFor sale te eet, $3; parlor | ---— _ — » mixed cor : «8 i 682.518 | affect the market. even at Chicago, where about STR + BEANS—Plorida round grecn, $2.00@ eet, $2.50; dress $1.50; deboard, folding MRS. L. HOTSON receives during confinement; ®» white i ‘! 308,72: all the decrease originated. There was bo rally bu box. . bed, cwk stove i704 §& iith a! treats Irregularities; satisfactior guaranteed; " 2 mized oats. . 5.50c rs ‘73 up to 1 p. m. except that December got up to ‘MBO—New Florida, $1.40@1.50 per 6-basket : ; ; Wabash 2s - , = honest dealings: information free; experienced in , hite rere , o ; resterday close. crate, ” Stoves, Ranges, Etc. diseases; ladies in trouble call. 2201 Olive el No. 2 rre ; si 116,166 | © Receipts of corn at primary polnts to-day were WATERCRESS 20e per doz bunches. linen nee . 2 4 = i ————5 | 61,1) DR. WARD, 1508 Washington av. ladle 4 . 610.000 bu, exclusive of Detroit, as compared a oe el nd pe eer x a 8 e-hnchet + : re 8 ‘T or « berek ’ . anise a . . “MEREP, 20's asi a ’ es or . 660.0000 bi ame date last year. Shipments, 6.36,- . san. Bh 208 anol, 2.2542.5) e i-bas 7 ; 3 3 _—. 4 a _. a Gee ae Bite k stove; like gents in trouble from any cause, call or writc; Movements of Grain. 0o0 bu. — we ol my a. troit. jommnanal with 563.- I , tomes 5 : Wall Street. li = ] 40 vears’ experience; guaranteed results —— OOO bu same date lust vear L.GGS. “HORSES ‘AND MULES Receipts, G25, NEW YORK. Dee. 6.—Quetations for Amer STOVES--Having furn, ish sell 2 base burn. | 4, 7 CARDS OF ) ) ee. 1 Wheat. orn, Receipts of corn at St. Louis to-day were 57,975 teceipts, 2194 cases; shipments, 200 cases. gol force ‘of buyers attendant on the special sq@le. | securties In the London market showed decided Im rs Mere. Hi. Aronson. 31 irper st 1H) BIZ CARDS 2he. Notehde, billhds, env's, 75 PLACE . _ . , +c bu, compared with 214.690 bu same date last year. Merket dim ond a fair trade at 19 pet @o8. | The market is active and stronger, especially for | provement in many cases, which was mainly at- aT - ae {ut pri es Lenton & Ceo niall Laxcust st. ebip. ” / ship. Of these 3Y0 sacks and 42 cars were local, com- loss off good stock. The southern division shows marked tributable to the degree of confidence with whieh ~-—-- -— - ——___— or pe ~ ane, a cask,” €6at Gn pared with 76 sacks and 160 cars same date last POULTRY, VEALS, ETC. improvement over last week and export trade is | the l’resident’s a was received in foreign +t financial centers. The epontan market was largely isc , ° An Inuis .... 3 220 peter en LADIES A Send in need te a friend indesd len qt W200 85.824 B07 308.102 | year. LIVE POULTRY—Chickens—Old roosters, 3142; | goed. in sympathy with foreign prices, bat the more - aymp Vv . registered tn the ves, vst, rw —— _-—— -— = _ , ae — ay > 4 Seager py . ¥. lead ot 6.600 YS 77 81.000 “ prams: “"y — ‘“ + was offered at ~~ hens and springs, all round, 6ab*gc, but str tly T CK BY T RA reset Me iy | | =. —— with See bid A . for No. 2 white S2e was bid | small spring, 6%a7c. Turkeys—Receipis fair LIVE S 0 ELEG PH ae é i; . ties. Metropolltcn Street Rallway advanced faile. ad. Woman's Medica! ; . ‘ & H A N 1 ) E 7. ] E R SS. - - ce : 1 gt ~~ sy he ” me 4 ‘ The sample market was easier, No. 21] market ‘ ull: , Cable: ring. goo Kansas ered at A ° 2, TAM? | * Sec sae 3 ffered at " pny enh : . P Guate " ae sovnl te 188. Consolidated Gas, on the other band, Was railway lat white, which sold at 34e yesterday, being offered at | dressing lbs, over, (,evse— ~ ofticial: Boga, pressure and lost 1%. 4 eave money Buy direct ‘tra tm the manifacturer tj uke ya « |S o7 Gow 7.4: om ’ - ChreAGo. D 6 Yesterday’ } be Beile-Hickey Mfr. Co... 706-10 St. Charles et. ‘irons , * * Tori , on 33c, one buyer rather indifferent, though one lot mand moderate; good supply; Sardtge. Ducka, 1% CAtet), ee, UD. Cstece ay s . - mMder © due} “mT 3 S] 187 > jas Was reported ood early at S3'40 | 160 Pigeons, We per ‘doz. J ressed poultry— 35.548: shipments, 706. Catt’e Receipts, 18.30); | showed uniform gains of a slight fraction. t . : | 3 rs th on Local pit rang | Chickens, young, TaTwe: old, 6a6\%e. Ducks, | Slipments. 4006. Sheep—Recelpts, 15,781; shlp- | transactions in these stocks were very moderate : P ‘nts, 992 outside of Chesapeake & Oblo, which stiffened PATENTS. ' ln : if rolt Vo report re i 1 ben opene d at 21° * bid with Sixe asked: sold 7 ytie : geese, 6610 oe, Turkers, 7's! se, ate i (0 a no wlect ' etig: ' reatment Slice and closed “at Sligc a, which was 44¢e | VEALS—Calves—Receiptsa large; oor ore (atomuted receipts bogs tO-morrow, 4), U0U. sharply. ; Do not neglect it uvereeees Sey treatmen / er than yesterday. (4% for small and fat average receipts, 4c CHICAGO, Iil., Dec, 6.—Hogs — Recelpta to Profit taking in Sngar forced the stock a | 15.000; left over, 3320. Market fairly active, | almost 2 pointa and commupicated slight heavi- "A NTS Th rar Grea ermanent cure is guar: “i ame may asked ‘ - pepe , On - ' Wells ‘Patent Attorne “a ena U eae on semee mntil cured No pain, no cutti ; ; detention Sample ‘Market Prices. ay opened at S2%c, declined to 32%@%\c, fAMBS—4@5c for extra to fancy small and tat; day. y ~~ -~ rd ve- eR Sn MDA ll - JU from business, Consultation { ‘ree and = invited Bink yc ' To-day. {Ye d ranged between these figures to near the eclose, | 6beep, 2'.4i4%ec per Ib. weak to Se lower. Light, $3.20013.45; mixed, ness to the general market. The upwa er ges ters r ith stan answered : , oe a nt iy. ~ ster ay. then declined to 31% a; ‘ya%sc lower than yester- ROASTING PIGS—T5e@$1. $2543.00: Deavy, §$3.2503.85; rough, $3.23] ment, however. was soon resumed onder manipe- MUSICAL. — wena ah Da ; LEWIN WHEAT. | day. FROGS- Scarce. Large, $1.25 per doz; small te { 3.35; Yorkers, 84.40. Cattle—Receipta, 4000; ] lative orders in Tobacco, which Jumped above 6 ‘wmerde o: ie Holland Bld 11 "eS ; ; ae , amie " cme Co nee OATS. medium. 40@60c. adv to firm. Beeves, 84476: cows and helfers,[ 130. The railways figured more prominently than = eS fe io ot 5. a i , 9 . - rf Late “a7 The market opened very dull, and fractionally é RUTTER AND CHEESE. : 75: Texas eteors, $2.80004.40; atockers angd[ for some time tin .~ a but varlations ESiKY planos ana organs are te standard of ex- 3 red... ) 4) (6S lower, partly due to sympatby with other cereals, BUTTER—Steady and a fair trade, yet supply | feeders, $2.0013.45 either way were hot importan , : — . we > wear wie 4 2 lling hicag ’ ‘ "aq} ° / shee ee SOO): Weakness prevailed in the sec ond hour amoug ‘e@llene rl hatey Co ; lve at E . ¥ eds Ith und partly to large selling in Chicago by the | i CHICAGO, Til, De Sh ep Receipts ] ; - oe . eo - - = — > tad EE LOANS soll, or soqgatghmn eg olgiad - jf Rejected ., pees 1 > ai American Ceareal Co. of their May en lings. The Xtri “2D... 3b (PN tr © ee AN market strong. “s, 2.504.45, Westerns, | soi a. the minor on oT particu _ KIESEL 1ONRST'S 114 Olive , am a a : words or ess VC. ® har +4 4 aw 2 >. Ma large increase of receipts at Chicago, whiel | > + wap ‘ , ‘ ae Peps R414 hep: Latities . ‘ KX. ing \ al ey _preferres | at SAT ona au » hand x nos; ¢ = or ay payments eae sands “yrree sea sessed eoesnces 2 ais, caused cash oats to go off le, was a bear factor. ; Se en 1 Is “om ; KANSAS CITY, ! “ ~—Cattle- Receipts, | tustions cisewhere "were strongly upward, gea- Weta ew: ARE you employed on a regular salar on 4? 2 spr scatter Ae te ia oe i 10. eas! , t grades—On call No. 2 was off red at 27%4e ailie acked Is “d — 1, O00; market steady strong; native steers, [eral sentiment being much improved by 5 oe MiUstel AN WA NT] 1) Vio! ’ player to pl iv ’ “ it advance auy Burn pron ~~ * ‘ = - - - ™ — OTe bid: 26440 was bid Kast Eley nior for : fiood to 5 A Song 10 - Tie . Gt me +} Texas steers, $2. 7. ie Texas Cu Vs, y iva of sire neth and wetiv ity in the Pactie string quartette: must be a gentleman and leve reputable employe Who holds steady po on th nn. he e. 3 i 2b. for No. 2 in the sample market prices bas 2'4@ 13% |Secondsa ...... 8 @D $2002 OO: native cows and = heifers, $1250 4.25: | group Sales to boon, IMO.141 shares af « cTansl af mus! Ad > Os Pomt Dis a tots firtus or orpoTa lions, Riad mortgages or ine iors —- —— - a whan -oA as — ‘re about ‘oc off. ex ept No. 2 w hite were fairly . d : ate iy i. (remee eeee a stockers and feeders, $2.wowa4 25: bulls, $2 4(¥a The bond market showed a good undertone oa , eee ments required; ‘ietly confidential any - W - _ ‘Hi iE —Quiet. Wiseonsin—l ull cream, a oes i 2 liogs —Receipts. 20,000; market weak to he tnodera te dealings , . wokkeeper, ete., ad th we wi Tet me MIINO@U oo ee ee eee ween _- cm ' elnt if conta at nfs in O-4 re ye litge; Southern Wis- , k ! 3.2043.40: heavies, 83.a067 rl WNOS tuned. 1. 1 ree vy: 15 wears’ « bookkeeper : . ' hn 29 cues ts at primary points to-day we , yc; FY. A 2 r; bulk of sales a. ' werk ne fae - Se Nea St + very low rates; > enter t me Vetter ele ' w ¢ thelist Raliadiad sestatir ke! > a ; 71: a exclusive of Detroit as ae ee ‘ IHlinols--T wins, Since; singles, Styc; ackers, $3 ona 4: mized. $38. 200% 46): ins Disp vee ike © i ne i ‘ Ad \ ober, only and Ww iT not lo: in ‘ rofessional be rowe ‘ . Wee etme eee ees ees oo - - - ‘ 4 } 734. ' bu came Ps -™ aed wear. Shipments, ‘: ekims. Sas } from Sc for poot to g! ; ro avak 35: porkers, $3.20013.35;: pigs. b tel New York Money and Exchange. ss = rican Pinan fal wae, Se rater - 10 " : ee er . "41. . exclusive of Detroit, compared with or gS. : C. 8.20. Sheep—Receipta, 4000: market firm; lam, NEW YoRK., Dee. 6 ———— on call Stee? at PIANOB—S good 24-! rs iws of the State oO ahaa or eee On a tt s , ’ | o0o same date last vear $4015.25: muttons, $2.7 614.20. “42h, per cent, prime mercantilc paper, 34s per and 61485 Soman nlamae tea bib te tes O. 12p, $165 curity bidg., commer 4th an _— “a 27 ; celpts oats at louis today were Consiguments sheuld be ell) iced in warm OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 6.—Cattle—Receipts, 1700, | cent: sterling exchange steady at $4.846%,616 Bah, ence for ‘selection . ---—— — _ eee , 0.“ ie ae an’ o » 34 | m., compared ith 21.600 bu. same date | Weather. Quotations r undrawa birds. Drawn, market steady to strong Nativ: beef steers, $4] for demand and at 84.81% for (0 dura; posted rat @, Thi} | STRY co 016 Olive st. ALL Aj) }ri lie ors for le uy a ‘ n “ey wae +s ; . a odie an 4) ‘ )? erg : , of ‘3 “ eae noing | i> $1.2. ! ‘ ; aa aan a yee hg + en hy Bag ye i —— ne Re re het only a. largest . ile alers s in mtd before due: business confidential . Fidelity (At Dally Official Call. ) PORK—Market firm: prices “unchanged Standard ‘ “Hd ceese, e4° is ae rcs y. $4445 2 ess 4A. Lo; stock Om. te Mi Y T R ” est, but one of the largest NI (*. . ———— | ax. . an bhi hi “i aoe * chate oF o>. fel air : ioe ashe nus ARKETS B TURERS AMERICA, and tinibing sat org | Eramerage Co., 018% Olive ot.. room! !. | ‘To-day. |Yesterday| Year Ago. | tian Ete cat ahaaaet abe hicken, | turk h we an eet ate ro me ' ; . ’ “pets reg : or — ARD—Market firm an steady choice at —_ ae vw ‘a (UF ae. , ’ ’ direct ' @ rive most quality for the least >» TAIAN CO... 1107 Wash at hk ; = APL fue ‘ a” ve. Opassnimes , so] "““41l00c, as to size and con- COTTE ON. , +, hones on’ rou cso w! at we “ in a ’ HOV penny tar 14) on lanes ete buasls ‘st ietly a a rae = ws re poomee =o $5 . ditte “. r re te “ } fai ou On. pg by: foreqnat: T - CHL AGO, Lh % Trading in Wheat today wee _ oe : ah money on furniture, py ’ ’ PCSS SUCICCS) a TO 3 96 b BACON—On onde ‘rs: Boxed lots Shoulders, 5c; ee eee Maquarter, sa per Ms Te ridiculously «mall The opening was steady af —- just think of it, we can confidential Rae. ae . } ) i > 5 extra short, S'4c: clear ribs, Dec: clear sides, Mige dl re sk! noed care ; : *; Lide on, a Len AL MARKET Steady aged Nhbechahge ay ahout toe over yesterdays losing pret lay ' P ae 4 wad alt oy non ty gy ubeaiigd MONEY 1 lon fur piano Z Se . in , ‘ma ine 0. 4 53 Wg! ri ORE SALT ME ATS Shoulde awe tac; clear sides, Re ly 1> > sipments. 205.500 Ibs 270 bales. Quotations: : Gic, and the range of was confioed within i 1) lite i) , oaned o ’ ’ os *Wihg cn ea: . - . , : ; - . % ‘eI prs, en: ae hi FDLpmen othe, i =. . ’ P ¥ RE ay, Ht PIANO’ AND ORGAN Co. l ‘anfdential. Eagle Fin. Co., 1238 Franklin. | No. or : x0. ie ' Stee; clear ribs, bc; extras, 4%c ; aained” mien | i (rrdinary , ‘ : those tigures for test | ™ ruling | There UV bus. cond * = eR BARFAST BACUN--On orders. THGe%e pee + Good i rdinary os 0eoess of seeeee were almost no outside o the few secatte ’ Te ‘ a weece of lene 0c. if 1 n is paid before due; est. 1880. 1018 Morgan. ‘ ot 4'4-2'3 18c; tongues, §6 per dos. Light fine ‘ lt, Middl Fr 1 ; ; decline here, being attributed to repurte of Cakes Ww a —E — oa . ° £ asians idieabiaienit es ¢ HAY. Slig! tly bu - 7 ever _* ’ elie eal ringes ye i atatus “a below wh e ti Arcentine erops T) lye vielible tnereaee ~«l 7+, ARKANTED solid "gel 1 sym tacles fitted to the ee Hee: rae teceipts &55 tonsa, 200 through: shipments, Sueuty cry coecer+* teee ee WAREHOUSE STATEMENT TO- , by hele or about half the amount looked for, "> es, ee! eyes tested free. St. Louls Optical sop tonne ge SALARIE , i euibi i one — a a eS |} 22) tous. Market steady Hard burry eitoee. ASus-! , "Nott! r sateen re e ints were heavy, St) enta, \itg. i 7- po} Locust at. permanent pose ons D cespones le concerns ' ‘ , i ‘ . c = Qthotat! ons for pew stocg: 2s moth —C holes, , $99 southern h rd and burt 5 2 ; vey ipete to dav ; i awe : } m4 cot ares with “4 Inat we i ane 74 | vent a upon their ma. names yy CF security; easy cant: : ating! bh ae 9.50; No. 1, $88.50; No. $t lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota- ° ‘ipts since Sept. 1..... 84, thi = 7 cl ites receipts were 463 cars, 12 comtraet gfe ’ payments olman. room O01, 3 N. 7th et. \ a eee FPO yl $5 BOs Prairle—Cholce “1. @ tright medium inieedscou. bebehenwenne a . - “ne taabaed lige. ‘ ; ‘ tirme . he , iii J 6 @ edie 14 . ‘ : , . : jrtue nts to day eee . : i oru wae very dull mit ' rif 1 inerr BOOKS — ; — ws . . — ee . a 2, $6.50 Clover ; ~~ _. Medium : Net sehioments sluce Sept —S -'.! atl tupelergee a nt features, " » ANDI rSON rINAN( . od » “Reet ; ’ “Ine e on Re A plan . ete. « ith m. ae . —- ri 9; .O this side; rye nomioal at $7@7.50; Heavy : pty Gjross receipts since Sept sees po * | calpts were 440 care. May opened a shade ne a” - one) 0 i ni on, on i} emoval: | ' ce: . . ‘ : Se, al “nt o-ds SRE 5 ‘ ‘ ; : ‘ . . oes , a 41 * ate 7 BOOKS ‘of all kinds bou ht, sold or exchanged, we guarantee the muet liberal terms ty be had i —_ naps ee --— a - | seartce, badly Sanayi AXD FEED Texas. Arkansas ‘Indian Territory, ’ ‘or on wh b panne nts _ “ Aer BIP ii 0) See E Steck on hand. (A) he (hate, if poseible, were even duller than whea® he Meum .. , NEW YORK-—-Spot gulet,; “male idling, ot , futeores and corn Nothing tut a very haftow scalping S p> EC | A a SA LE tor a b we domestic and export, but trade Nan Ooarse abd low ' NE row ac LOAN RE ST . ee a atents ..... ooeces coececese 4 f pee eae Sew d s91ssececno teeeeGe a ian opened steady, closed quiet rue! New an done. The market was barely —— f ad me si ia Straights Pea Ong Kansas. nowresse and Westers~ od : ‘ losing lilghest Lowest ‘ lostog age ee pont “oe . lee Rewe ipis were libera " : T T ’ Saal lower at 204826tae Future Prices. Clears PRA SEFEDS—G SRASS AND Green salted : The +. liugo oid Mgt 14 words or less 2c . | ye Timothy —Pr me. $2 rod Cay Ese. top » fiuoted 11 ploneer compan ou - one conan a ae . . - a t by ! ‘ : ——— ’ o 4 , f —- ff o - tm hee ‘ " ap Ie pure bases houses at the option of Hot SE I ol sale, a pretty house on m mnthiy pay CHICAGO— Report ed y Gaylord, B! oss: ng & Co | Steady and firm: $5 for w onal #5. — } ae oa 3 August apd Se pte inet +“ , J 7 4d ? ( mic AGO Tex a adr Chose ad ay ~ PPHcent, on monthly payment plan, in St, Loula ments. Call at Lydika, 1012 Franklin ay WHEAT. ee, eS =r a Sie ae " ; , ale e: May. GA,arG%ee; July, O Siz Prospe an. 67S ATHER “Prime “white live genes, THE COFFEE MARKET. Meta: Was) Meigap te: Jay Sh ctus flee fre rge — ad My%@G5*, Gh q@e5? ) at office free of cha " S7QG6 66 cal he 4 iy 44857, G4, @erkh ie ~Pure test. ° 75: sunflower, last eai-, nal! he irge sks gray and oullly. Sec: Pa) Phe Pork = _ = - ‘ 7 hy 7 i . _* a P > a | ; xX. 16 1c; em ‘ ‘ country wint. MEDICAL. ? -i-ty — es * z Ye oni ROOMS FOR RENT | COBH. 7 | bu: shipments, 2 » oe : 3 saz 10 vat . 7 remind ) eee PLA&SF ED. Receipts, 4.800) nt sh p a wie 4a he ire x, be Mg Se =r benorted he Hanley & Kineelia ‘eff at 14 “ rd I ~e 14 w“ ords or le ss athe. n \ > ~ 3 ' ‘ ‘ gat) “y) yn? Market lower. no sales pert Neken Tirw _ 4 ’ J bark a 2c . , , . “eras of ae, «= . OATS to arrive r . pi hel sot ' : ing. 10c; ; a at Call “iy ond f all Titrd (‘ail “salhy North we e’ } fk . Dew Mgt; May. . — . = . 2 ———— > - i f " , ‘ oot , a0 How dix tore dentiat« : "4 ' — an "'" — _ r T —~ ee wre ' ’ ‘ee ** . . . pharmacists, ufddergradu- =! ret, 6 24, at te e gt 8A: | . 4 ..Rearlery—4 aan, tir ates suc Comefy] . , ' ; . 4 ‘ wo 2 — — . -_ na. —_ ‘ : 0 “ . . , "4 , 1 anv r -— . ’ wis ’ eee * a Chicago oo ee . es ee : PORK N THE STREET. led, G0G1H0c; small, SOUMe each: dey. INS ‘Ge. | February ...-.-:5-Saaeae He Rye Bde: The Rggess ees: o- ° s ———— . nla ‘? _ —oe ye J F . -* : . x" riots , w, s* bl . ae ‘ t ¥ Joty » v.2 aik 2 2i*y owe ¢ at.) wntat tin for car-iote ‘a cord! io? " i ve" ' to ADIES cc his cheater's en 1 h " One downstairs and 1 wpstairs: acl ; ’ i*y (The Post-Dispatch. quotations are fort ca , ‘ . : ‘noyroyal Pills »> x] sene 4 . meighbo | r rekin 8 ».S - (Diamond Brand) ere the pest. Safe. reliable. jreat. pt 4 0 oF Pst he — = ice Be a hor | LARD. Grst hands, unless otherwise quoted. Ordere are | ot tet PBs aif price. At wah TS | mower. No lare uF Rel let Neg rd tes" y orm y - BY: ae et.; open to-day an Ot . a 4 Rent the m of the aot ae ae charged higher, as selected goods are used.) _ ite. Gor Mtl each on kw why *. - os ~ — sane r ~ : ” . ae le eo ’ »f . - , i : . ‘ . 4 , - 2 — , : *. ; , 2a fai’ the , .’ ' " — At druggists, Chichester ae iS ; ty ate ee owner, | li. Ingalls, 1228 Olive at : FRUITS —" i ; ! oe re ree et ) oe an . two mle! ees . -i¢« APPLES—Market very frm for choice ps 4 , ele eat ines on : a oo (aa mand good Fair to choice a a . ' ah , . ‘* y ' " ’ : : eads “No °° ateadys . 4 “ § ity L1ISh> . ’ : - STORAGE TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. ' ~~ ‘ sal ey n) aliverate Reliefe ur ve + Sere abe bos Market ste heate of $1.25 for bh chwipes ! we Eales aid EP her Market steady | oH ee ». “airy Se. . ‘a : a a ZZ; Callfornia Smith cider’, ¢ P . . ' _ - ; > 2 aa ’ ram) average a fire! Werket firm ter 14 words or less 20¢ 14 words or less 2s ; “ jou! ing price 2 ae te Mt ‘ Vy nous L ppl, negs. 808 Marks . Gem. fren » Reccipiea Wheat , — soutien . . = ‘KARS—cCeatee and demand fair co - : , eh, ;: % 2. like 3 = Tt Ri MARKETS _ » ' = heske! | > ihe tibial Pepe No i | 2 v o we —— - ar x oj AMERICAN Stora “aE h ‘ea For a ! is 2:30 p. he b mar. | 2S per bbl; COGise Pet Gs: 5: | bher , PRORTA. Lit, Dec @- fin eee private rooms for - SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. | HRAPES- Season alvou sotie OPPRAG ES! , = te ~— sTockKs Opes. ' igs wee a + laree ‘white : hoon +) ‘ ; othe ue day. | 477; ‘ : , mony itawihae i.’ storege. hone, Malin 264 e 1207 , * per task ce . ' “= . ‘ — a _ - 14 Words or Less, 0 ry . Loar . market steady new Messina, STORAGE Regulator storage house for furnitore. FLATS FOR RENT. ~ — -———_———— |g — = sage 7 >» Sia | Hew Germ: fair refiging, 3 ys er ge clean roome: get our rates: « arefu movin acking, ship pin etc i.onhe : : ' 9 ; : oa acto TEN: 4, er wo orl, Jr f 7 loaned, oR. ROBINSON COCOANCTS = aw Chelce ’ Si: poot eteck, | Scotch. $1afi OS, split, 81.31.40 . A to . 1210. 1221 Ht Olive et. ’ . TWO FLATS FOR PENT om "’ 4 Fulle rt ~ bi! dg Tth and Pine 0% es elie fanes S ‘ . <4 — re i ‘ . | lark. GaSe: stfaned of eg-] do pn SURURBAN-@OO feet most desirable preperty ia ~o ‘ooh es - fal “at Ans = . : s-8 . Tala Fidelity Storage, Packing & Moving Co One downetaira and 1 upstairs; each with 4 Kirkwool, at half its value; fronts Monme av.. od iractes he <H Marks stoade: $1. 106g1L.op A & 5 1723-25-27 we 1729 Morgan St rooma and separate cellar; nice neighbor bet. Clay and Harrison; clese to Suburban ‘ine APPLES—Scarce aod le ood comene spt i + tor bead picked pea beers om trh: $1.45 pret _Beancr ottce, 1005 P 1931 Papin ami Missourl Pacific KR. R. rings, avers receipts, f@itec; fancy. F, nemenniinndl ima ene afee! & ) ae hood; price $10 a eli { . : st.; them of the CHAS. A. RORINSON, common. ige <a , -. al oa: tice. st ol, gatelive and ter. » peek... cence Main 4am oF Mate 263. owner, F. I i s. ingelle, 1223 223 Olive st. °O5 and 206 Putierton Bidg.. Eth and Pine es Skins vmblenchead % 4 Woesrhed, 1°47, MAR. ' £ Bian liane \!
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TT , . ; : , 4 5 q . an :” x ° - t- " - . . : N > peat : . > 2 ——_ % _12 __TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—L 7 | FIRE INTHE SUBURGS.|THE SYNNICATE ssice= U6 90 JNMATCHABLE PIANO VALUES!) FAMILY’'S NARROW ESCAPE. Corwin H. Spencer and Charles | F, Orthwein the Buyers. | The immense and spontaneous success of Our New Piano Department spurs us on to greater s, Grant’s Wife and Children Were efforts. Our Low Prices bring business. They must surely be a revelation to you. Such §1 en the Flames | | ee ay oem A BIG go = acideieacll astounding values have heretofore been unheard of in the Piano business. Be wreke out in the suburb of Linden-l¢@gE PURCHASERS OWN THE! Wout i pS esaay morning ane 0 Tes- early Tuesd morni nd two 1 SOUTHERN ELECTRIC AND Idences were burned to the ground W. L. Grant owns a home at 7128 Linden- CONSOLIDATION IS IN- mood pla “. About t§ o'clock he left toa TENDED. £0 down town to his busines His wilt and ohildren were sleeping. ; Just as Mr. Cir: i exnched the statio \e turned Dna cy + a in ene Be UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC i raw Ame i is OKe CO apt oY Tite ed ™ ind smok ming a from th LINE ON BROADWAY. | | ~~“ = 1 ' ~ ‘ ° , - > \ , \ Ne ee “SS ~~ a ~~ oS WGA SASANNNAASAS sersssssteveueseqsererirecueneinesieees - —_ * ~ oe Se =f Deeaee® a me ed a “#4 "Ee — i, Aiden Ie “> ‘o. A ee, AP ¢. ~~” 7 eS window. He ran buck 4nNG Immedatery called the neighborhood. then turned in a fire alarm The house wae frame and burned flercely , : ; by @ high wind biowing from the The Hamilton Syndicate Lines Will | ‘a } Oe «As - «= Change Hands as Soon as the Pa- | __ SaSsesainsenecuee Breat difficulty the ehildren and h irs. Grant were res Little of the ers Are Signed and There , Household valuables could | aver P . . Sam T. KRathell, real estite age at | May Be Other Big Deals. Btreet, OWNS the houes do aiso a frame bullding. and h: f. rooms The wind carried the fumes ; nhe intervenline Space ahead sat fir. : 4 rin Fons. os few tmninutes later the whole houss wein, president and vice president of the Wus ablaze , : : —— | . The , for t« at Tr depart mse t ror Southern Electric Railway ( ompany, have fille and both hous: were rapidiv des- | Purchased the Hamilton syndicate of street | | 10 = = Trey | j aerril ‘ \ if) ighborhood is raiiways = EVA ADOS.AR ee ee = SS = & Uausiniviners 3 (A ~ = vears ago of the Miss ' Railway Boys’ Overcoats for $3, worth $6, more important the sale ’ ; 4 ’ : . ‘ . A ‘ : . “8 end Boys Reefers for $2.50, worth $5. Messrs. [cdwards, Whitaker and CC. D. Me-/§ ' . 5 MILLS & AVERILL, Lure, President and Vice-President of the 6 as | : : -indell Railway Co. 7 Bi oadway and Pine. A sherp advance in National Railway | .) K 00 stock Wus the first intimation that the pub- a received of the negotiations for the sale. Uy ] | ° “- Mr. Spencer later confirmed, the rumor, /|§ ? av A GLORIOUS SUCCESS. Sie Meaitned lan ine inter detalls } Until you have seen our line. The at i inference draw {ro ig > e a a : : 1e@ natural inferen lrawn from this | (our goods and p1 1ces will posi- transaction is thut the National svstem and tively surprise you. CASH OR CREDIT. No interest ever charged. We Diamond Store, on Broadway near Locust. [io yen. a oo We Guara ntee q | ) are sole agents for the following From early morning to late in the evening] 7 e ansfer. of course ms aa 4 ' ‘ i ‘ The transfer, of course, Includes ail attractive arTay of superior “throngs of St. Louis’ best pe Ople visited trackage, rolling Stock, powerouses at - ‘j this great diamond house and gave unstint- ee Cocchi eucniption of the Na- 9 aving of 10 makes: Fischer, Kroeger, Laf- | fargue, Kohler, Gibson, Russell ’ ’ . ’ ’ ed praise to the beauty and magnificence of display, fully realizing that, though | condition except that of the “i “6 firm would not this holiday season oc- | Way line, which needs cars. | s ; * their grand new home, yet the ex-]| probable that the motive power of tnis line |§ ' ' x quisite Wares that they had provided in will be Se from cable to electricity On d land a _ ant a n underground trolley system in | . t ' ' Sons, Kelso. Unparalleled in the History of Open- the Southern Electric svstem will be con- ings Was That of St. Louis’ Great} solidated, making one of the most com- Diamond House. plete street railway systems in the city. The ' Southern Electric operates 27.75 miles of All day yesterday and to-day were gala] track, which, when added to the National days ut Mermod & \Jaccard Jewelry Co.'s ] lines, mm ikes a total of 122.79 miles. which is more than any other company now operat- ee anticipation of so doing were nevertheless | With an most attractively shown—the beauty of the | confirming the report of the sale, Mr. Spen- Diamonds, Emerald and Pearl necklaces | cer said: the exquisite and dainty “The negotiations have been pending for those | two months. We asked for an offer and got The purchase is a clean one, and Mr. and Collarettes, brooches and pendants, particularly in the form of lizards, crowns, turtles, | one. butterfiles, stars and rings—the massively Orthwein and myself are not representing me ee oe ee cient rich Sleeve Buttons Pocket Knives and] any corporations or outside capitalists. The |; Washi ‘ av ‘ratched rit! . : ° « ‘ in ashington, and have watches with Cigaf Cutters for gentlemen+the ornate | new lines have 83.3.mile s of track, and each | wuch interest the operation of the under- THE JEFFERSONS and HUMp e is operated under own its franchise. With ‘ground system there. I would not be sur- AREY Ss Wd alt qd al 0 ains Lorgnettes, Chains of Hionor, Purses and . the twenty-three miles of our Southern prised to see the cars on Broadway pro- AND STUART ROBSON. Vinaigretites—all of these a sparkling mass we will have a total mileage of | nejled by electricity instead of the cable, of Diamonds, rubies, sapphires, pearls and] Electric. Japis lavuli—form such a combination of 1W0.3, a very esnee street car systeem. . and to see those cars running without any The odious comparison fs necessarily. the Gazziing and artistic beauty such as 8t While the deal has been practically com- | overhead ‘ires poles. at ieee “fi et iy , © : Fair chief point of interest in a discussion oO Po Dollar Savers for This Week | ; sd Taouis has never hefore known, and but pleted, the property has not yet been turned rhe case » dass Avenue and over to us, and it may not be for some days | grounds Railway against the St. Louis|the work of the Jefferson Comedy Com- very few, e'‘ther, of the world's greatest ; cities, to come. The price and the terms have |. « burban Railway for ; injunction to pany, now playing at the Olympic. People ° This grand opening will come to an end] been agreed upon by Mr. Orthwein and} ,, “ the latter from using the tracks by Se St Se aia Light Brown Mixed Whipcord fo-morrow. You are cordially invited, and | myself and the representatives of the Cnhi- | 2, . former on Locust street, was dis- want to know whether the boys have in- Nn ime ayments. ; Zachritz on the ground] herited the gifts of their father and to = BOX TOP COATS, : | \ Silk Shoulder Lining, Worsted you will not be importuned to purchase, | sago syndicate, but we want to know that missed by Judge the property is what has been represented that the Julian law, which had been ap-| what degree. hike oa First Class reliable Waltham ; ~~ eat > 25 Sune” > >. - OF or Elgin Watches—Latest and Body Lining, an extra fine gar- MON ...cccesees aled to W.ts void. ‘T*) ; ye ‘ , i .¥ > > , ‘ ° the property becomes ours. I do not This Tne first play given by the company best styles—Money refunded if , "orb 7. " Ya : ah * ‘ "] ( ie . r io} ; oe ay “s3,' , + a . 9 . r ‘ nouncement of the purchase of the Cass * Was Rip Van Winkle sunday nignt, not satisfactory — Solid Gold —— - thi ATTACKED BY A FOOTPAD ‘are to state what we pay for the preperties | 4, . or the terms upon which they come to us. railway by Messrs. Spencer and[Thomas Jefferson had the title role, the ’ ' Rings, Chains, Pins, Lockets, : Sing! , tlectr . ar of quiet humor Ste. st whi: ? want for Fine Single or Etc., just what you Double Breasted ut gratify the firm and yourself by a view of this marvelous exhibit to us We want an inspection, and after ' ix interesting in connection with the which “th > rie Southern Electric, over art made dear to lovers Scotch . a’ : we That is a private matter and one in Officer Ford's Unique Experience on the public has no concern. The properties | whose t: ts 1] Suburban wll also run in |and kindly philosophy by his father. After or Worsted . Beaumont Street. are represented to us as being in good nakiny It is understood that the [seeing one act of the play a man who has physical condition, and if we find them as is Jlectric and Suburban have an|/ some small acquaintance with the gentle And now it hus come to pass that not represented then it is all over and the lines | av ment for the use f the tracks, art ‘riticts emi that he couldn’ . even the policeman on the beat is exempt] are ours. Mr. Orthwein and I intended to | - see a great Z f difference between the et at Good Full from footpads go to Chicago to-night to close the deal. | lt ic also rumored h; negotiations are work f } how 4 hat of his father. and terms to please you— floors 7 : ; Weight ‘ consolidation of all he He caw so! . he play and fre- full of beautiful new goods, at Tie ty) ee fy Blac or vercda S FOR ’ ne | . Blue Kersey Shortly before 7 o'clock Monday evening] 0Ut Mr. Orthwein is in bad health, and, /in progress for a upon my advice, the trip to Chicago was | street Policeman Sam Ford passed along Reau- railway systems of the country. his ‘ise his ini he difference was mont «treet on his way to the Seventh [Dis- | POttponed rumor seems to be chile fly based on a vis here, ‘but it may be eradicated after a few 9 San ret “tation. Ax he neared Pinve street he —_—— of Jonn Seullin,. president ot the } seas « ’ All- ” Was confronted by a negro, who sprang “The only«line of the new property need- | Depot lines, to New . ork. it — we SAK ‘oung Mr. Jefferson ‘has not schooled Wool i ; is rice have been fixed on the 4 ‘Ml. | himself ~ in he art ? ‘liberation that 0 S Reoteh Vy S FOR s Knee . from out the shadow of a building and |!ng& care is the Broadway line. Mhat pistol to the officeer’s temple one of the best cable lines in the country, | Depot and Missourt Systems, marks his father ‘eading. He gives the up your money, quick,” commanded | but cables are away -out of date. E! ni Brown Bros, of New York are e1 lines quicker ‘re is a difference in tricity is the thing for ‘e ‘ars, and our! gineering the deal 3 : Gentlemen's She robber, who in the darkness, evidently ; _at Is reported the price | tne voi ‘e. thought not in the accent. It Gid not see the biue clothes and brass but- | first act will, of course, do something ! fixed upon the Missourl = st cK 1S $160 ‘tithe diff ‘e between new Wine and old. tons Ww th the Broadway lirve Tt \\ ashington | i Be A iil . Upon the Linas 1] r ‘our ’ may he claimed that the company are playing at the Century this : ad y, : OPERA HAT J Policeman Ford felled hb esailant there is an underground electric car sys- rp nage ey fe i the deal i n | nis 3 imitator, but Why] week. Tr ; ~. S; the sidewalk, and moment | rumor true are 1e© Geatl 18 Cone | ° lan’'t . {mitate his father’s interpre- Thera ¢ ww a the plece upon Be ain There are few pegs in I D ‘Chapeau Claquc."’ by : : ‘iS; dash of farce. tie frill for Tike i @.?»> - es with each purchase pounds) CARDOVA COFF. tem—the very latest—and th Metropolitan rt | ¢ shoul him. Then hy s | company of New York is making arrange- | it will be the greatest transace tiation of Rip? He could hardly improve] which to hang criticism. It Is not possible on the negro’s nd hurr his , tion of ) BIS OVEF SOLCENS SNCS. t 4 changing it even if he had ten|to say much about the construction of the New line in stock. Ther he neg — ———_— — ; roesecution rave the n » of Hines hi rtunitie create paris are not) speak of. The dramatic action is reduced - | Villlams. and - nd no expiana- rj ’ tt » Ty. wuctor, however Zzo00d he to a minimum. W hile the situations and nm eee - = r be, & that can be done | effects are farcical the movement is that of y% NJ | at E. Cre RIS I MAS Gil I * " a . Jette rson deserves credit ! using ' IN THE WAKE OF THE FIRE. at 3 : ‘ncmeas . ork Rip indicates Ne he has the yo as a vehicle for Mr. Robson and from oe ; T hi > hic} root actors are made. . Bonwit aiccenam wnables Mr. Come the Insurance Settle ‘ c. wc (pee ne tag —9 shea, ‘tout. | standpoint it is a success. It enabdl = ments and a | ) he uction o ‘ip Van Winkle Robson, while he is on the stage, to Keep Big Salvage Deal | Was ju: aT it has always been in ene} the audience in a ripple of laughter. : ) ttlement " . a he Jeflersons. FNS SUPPOTting Mr. Robson is the Meddler. He is an s damage by wate | were mad Ke company did excellent work, effeminate artist,and a silly-billy chock full . load - oe ; if ° ‘ i’ i! ‘ ' . - - > « F » * oo a a “ a — ; by the insurancs : with Schmitz & | Noort la St. Louis Train Crew Key] rt Bt Iss William Winter Jefferson essayed tne role] as a friend says of him. “he is a d——-d fool, > th $19.00, at ------ ood Lwock Stor This + of Bob Acres in “The Rivals’’ last night.] put he meang well.” In a Quixotic at- 9x12 Brussels Rug, wor ig $9 75 lows the : \ stoc' . cy 1 yr » - » ~ : , oars oO Seer . cliandise Dor lori 2 he Horns. may become a good actor, but his work as] wife the Meddler himself falls under sus- h $3.75, at 81,95 K l “Fighting Bob’ did not indicate i. picion of being the bad man and_.to saveé Smyrna Rugs, size 30x69, wort we Ee sree . oeroild, : papifeetue » Aa — Was at Sixth rtonon ue. on , OS :, i . == he in es ; Bae entangled in a web of suspicion. | A Fohfckig, Sir Lin a Wilton Lackage. | igriatment Meo Robsne's ortes ant te | Je He THEMEYER, = __5/4 FRANKLIN AVENUE, ’ own goods —_ : > * . ~ - | Phousanda of cpectatore the arene v . — Skinner, such a ee Sir ear peo effects NE eaie tag S33 UO ere | Py . Meat ru. vig We ape SI a 7) = e Verner Clarges, such ane unctiously negate Beet rurveyed tl er a | ———— Me ete. Malacrop as Miss Ffolliott Pee | Occasionally when Mr. Robson ts off the R IMPLES 'Salor ne veHICLES as considerable exciteme,., eo : : : stuge there is a desert of frrelevant (talks, ] | - . on the Clow! . © of he > ‘@ : . » A re 2 GK ws i : ~~ 7 : ‘rror , ce Was ! ccessarily go d Jose a wing ut of th ~ . — : at : - : ‘ | eadamenggg _ "played the "sane ot onep and pithy lines. | DERMAPURINE is a athe ey Sosa be | Coma, Without of smoke, but most of it . + 4g : ; ’ Mrs. Porter, the fair and buxom divorceé, unsightiy pimple. , . | Peas 200 organ Seeing damage. . na 4 | & he was satisfactory. coe ; er ; lected her | ——————— No alt, Them sieeeeneneeee- een ' 4 : m text to the merits of the young Jeffer- | Mation that her late husband negiected + re — ah ath. a sa WINTER ART y oes , : ms. r Porter. “never GIVEN FREE! EXHIBIT. / . mA , , “Ga of ’ aprop of I bod 1 h igh ll 1 i from the i ‘ - fn Fi 1 — F . ad so sweet a Lydia as Elsie Leslie the > get and so swe | but the whole play is dotted with bright the goods are damp; Some h = ; _— " — j vi yer + ce —— ri “\n: a . To persons who think David entertaining, played by Mrs. Robson, resents the inti- sons. a comparative view of the Mra. Mal-| with the remark that Mr. 7 - Miss Paget is of the greafest in-] neglected any woman.” A few vulgarities 14 vart, . Louis Talent on the Wa re ‘prt, : | rakile ; r gH ! ' ph.) Js) 1 ee ~Ramoers at im Ae H r con ii- | company's warehouse. | sentinel, B. A. ad ee : : j ‘ kK 4 An, . aol ‘and his tr snel business was discussed ats rong regular Chaplain, James Kay, Phys-cian, Dr. John | at : pout brakeman, — — _- . eh] sont 6 he Schuviler emorta! yin —— . 4h _ monthiy meeting of the schuy _ T . : ; " . ’ .- 41 17 emootn and jolly a nd hig ’ . arrange: to give . J — o ve - irece . a i, ‘ ‘ . ose . , f ; - . , ” - 2 pa nfully ; : , ‘a7 Tt of VW J Fioren ‘oe ALUM N I.—The Kappha-Alpha } ratern ty and Dietetics mt the ref ‘orne orl, sete Ta. het oa ae mt Bt pene py ' frantic ru AM by ~ A’ \y Was a clever bit will give its first banquet at the West End eoan ~y t Garrison ah hue “ if nee , - a me . -' mr —_ “ tae Mey : ‘ . o ; + hu : ' d he seem “t: Hotel Tues lay evening The fraternity was nent ay evenings ! nent j Kussell T) alien niwodt “hs om Sawa thee : ne eo} unded over th ‘ailing. | ai the . as Crane d in that memor-| organized at the Washington and Leg Uni- New York, a graduate of the New KEra RS ee Bay Saad oy Pte * we cee bao a vow ily a op me TE Hose Bagge yee aaa “The Rivals’ | versity and exists only tn the South. Cooking Schoo! ome Vass has | verientce Were Condu t Newman an ing ft ; abd Li-Stal Meu » ne Brakemen Jamee Craig and Pt k a wild} nd cre ion WStOT~ | om, da half years ago NPGRO CONFPRENCE.—A_ confqrence . ris : t excelle mr per forman oe and of the negro lea lers of the T nited tates why ‘hed ; We Her voice has the same] s home at 142 ye, but is rounder and ’ a SS been engaged .to deliver the lec » AN bert Jor Ea is Fi k Pohiman ! i@ach lecture will be followed by a prae oii Onn Mdwards ans rank OnMNan | nation as ' ’ ciimrnes | 5 | } os : let nate gg eo = See wan enon ¢ I “aoe an hort Pe their company » 5 “ #00 to aFscuss ne dish demonstration Phe eee 0 thee nates Meteem theanugh + gency OF Pye he fugitive steer was im- ~—* amet ~ » go will nae Me mp Age Bi rae ge goes Hi of nesto life deen arranged that each tads attending ' Ce ic Were Peeing ariven LOroOUuRgo a C4 (ure ' 4 a ith the fleet i PY! } Lf , ‘ : LA t re- , ; , hy b! k ‘ ll receive “ } ’ , ’ * chute. when eevernrn, hd the ateerea became t oweaihble. ‘ r he dashed ANC AG w ee) ; monev even if the ir fatne r shou f ne and bettering the con ftion o t e ac gcentiemen Sie aed indie tee ak ee unmanageable and tossed their horna in ness of a deer, and there Was langer ih | join them man. : | - i” : ‘ [a - , . at > . e Pf ewenia Meteursat, VI N. a 6& deserted bir isuing party could not keep in sight of bim. * which Mr. Stuart Robeson «4 an + i ‘ - ‘ A ; rents eS — . ; ee 5 ES 7 a . | , ) . | a be , — 7 ile: wey . ae