St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 4, 1900

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—— mc ee ene gO a ~e > seed a - ~ rR MPFRULSM yie’s “Mind Is Open but His Purse [s Closed.” MONEY 10 REPUBLICANS. —_——--- -— ot i be may SUBSRIBE TO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND. meee ae | - f The Proper Line of Expansion Is the Annexation of All the West India Islands. ae eee Z Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Jan. 4—Andrew Carnegie . to-day warns the Republican party that if it indorses imperialism he will bountifully enri@ the coffers of the Demooratic Cam- paign Committec. That is the substance of ‘his edict. He has given countiess thousands to help elect Republicans and his $150,000, - @0 was the reward he got through the high protective tariffs. Stung by a report that he to subscribe $8.000 to the Republican tlonal Convention fund, Mr. Carnegie Clared with emphasis that the report was a ‘Milstake and that the Republican party Would not get one cent from him if it de- clared for the policy of imperiailsm, as seems inevitabiec. had promised Niu- de- “There's not a word of truth in the re- 4 - gaid to the Post-Dispatch corres- hed | Los. Mh © gent a tele Globe Em Employes Will Dance. Globe Shoe a ve # fancy dress ba!li . Thirteenth and Chou. ay evening, Jan. 19 . Clearing Bale begins to-mor- * Bec ‘em all. See Page 16. 'BRritain to seize contraband on the Fancy Silks, Plaids, Faconne. Pekins, etc. Former prices were 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50; Now (per yard)....+......40€, Gde, 7dC Several Hundred Yards of our 75c and 85c Qualities of Plain Colored Taffetas; Now (per yard)..........30¢ Waist and Skirt Lengths of Faille, Duchesse, Satin Mignon, Poplinette, etc.; were $1.00 and $1.25; Now EOP WATE) bb ce cccccccceses 400 We have received several stylesin Printed Foulards, and a special importation of Panne Velours. Ribbons. 20600 Yards of Four- Inch All- Silk Novelty Ribbons; re- tail price 50c; January Sale Price (per yard) ......... 10¢ Examination of Real Madras, and High Novelties all reserved. ‘ory COODS Cu. The Old Making Way for the New. Preparatory to Opening Our Advance Styles for the Spring 1900 in Dress Goods and Silks, We Have Decided to Offer on To-Morrow, Friday, . ALL LENGTHS OF DRESS GOODS OF SEVEN YARDS AND UNDER AND ALL LENGTHS OF SILKS OF FOURTEEN-YARDS AND UNDER, Our Advance Samples Have Been Received and Are Ready for Irish Dimities, Reduction in Price. Colored Dress Goods, Including Plain and Fancy Weaves, in solid colors and novelties,’ in dress pattern lengths: Former Prices: $1.50 and $1.75......... Now $1.00 $2.75 and €3.00 $3.75 and €4.00 $4.50 and $4.75 .... €5.50 and 86.00 $7.00 and 87.50 $8.50 and $9.00 $10.50 and $1100. $11.50 and $12.00. .. $14.00 and $15.00.... $16.00 and $17.00...... . $18.00 and 819.00... Black Dress Goods, In Plain and Fancy Weaves, including Crepons, in dress pattern lengths: Now $7.50 Now $9.60 Now $10.50 Now $12.00 .Now $15.00 Former Prices: $7.50 and $8.00 ........ Now $6.00 $9.00 and $10.50........ Now $7.50 $12.00 and $13.00 Now $9.50 $14.00 and 815.00 Now $10.00 $16.00 and $17.50 Now $/2. 50 All lengths of five yards and under are marked at Half Price. D. & J. Anderson's in Printed Effects. Styles are BRITISH SEIZE GERMAN SHIP, Imperial Mail Steamer De- tained at Aden. TROOPS PLACED ON BOARD. THE CAPTAIN OOMPELLED TO DISCHARGE HIS CARGO. Owners Claim That Manifest Shows There Was No War Material Carried by the General. . BERLIN, Jan 4—The Imperial mail steamer General] has been detained at Aden and occupied by British troops, with the ob- ject of searching her cargo, which is to be discharged. The General is owned by oe German East African Line, the owners. of the Bundesrath, previously captured by the Iiritish cruiser Magcienne off Delagoa Bay. Aden is a port In Arabia belonging to Great Britain. It Is on the ocean highway from the Mediterranean through the Suez cae ee @ Bre is & Neuse in the worid. They are jiecated on the corner ef Quincy end Fraatiin Streets, Chicago. Prior te remov- ing te their new buiiding they ca- gaged Gee. P. Gore & Co. to Auction off their entire stock of CLOAKS, SUITS, WAISTS, SKIRTS, FURS, etc. WE WERE THE ONLY ST. LOUIS HOUSE REPRESENTEDAT THE SALE. We secured the mest wondertul bargains ever dreamed ef. -x~ aeenre_—_n = —— Barbers Must Pay a Fine for Doing | Work That the Court Admits Is a Necessity. NEW YORK, Jan, 4.—Justice Bowker of Passaic, N. J., has fined six barbers $2.) each for keeping open on Sunday. In im- eee | the fines the Justice said he be- ieved shaving to be a necessity, but, never- under the law it is a crime for one to saave another Sunday. theless, man SAFETY BOX BEFORE A JURY. Legal Investigation Made of the Ken- tucky Bribery Charges. FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 4.—The to hold. four $1000 b'lls and five which was to be passed in the alleged bri- bery transaction between Col. Jchn H. box said | | Whallen and Senator Harrell in recompense $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 d $7.50) : $10.00 $1. 98, Fr. .. $2. 98 P $5.98 OO iy in RT te - ge 060 ’ At PTE Gi NE VL CET ROE RI AME ME AE LO FSonneni 9 > F.SIECEL & BRO., Held in ayemia P we m eecta v Pace ee 5 CLOAKS SUITS, WAISTS, “SKIRTS And 1URS from the CREAT AUCTION SALE of 27—Our sale contiaues to-morrew, Friday, Jan. Sth, 1900. POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE COMPANY a nt COMMERCIAL COMPANY. PT acrer con te JACKETS, CAPES, ‘cme’ WAISTS, FURS, GOLP capes, RAINY-DAY SKIRTS, Etc., Etc., at} about '4 their actual cost to mana- facture—We have ma:ked all these} aaithe i , Chicego, Wednesday, Dec. eg ee si0 6 WARD. #4 S @ 6@ OR WY fa =4 Colicet ; Jillus Kiine . y Bought ten thorsand dollars wort> et th® Siegel Auction sgle goede expressed Waists. From the Auctien of iE F. Siege! & Bro., Chicago. $1.98 $2.48 $1.98 tolay S88 Mine Stop i F. Siegel & Bro, $3.00 Accor- dion Pleated Flannel Waists Siegel & Bro. $5.00 Flannel Waists Siegel & Bro. $5.00 Silk eA. aists *, Siegel & Bro. $7.50 Taffeta Silk Waists a ee ee ae ae ee eee — eee eee re ee ee LUCKY BALDWIN IS UNDAUNTEC | of the Senator voting against the Goe ‘hel ‘rgqaunizat on of the Legislature was delivered othe grandjury to-day to be opene d, What the box contains is now known only to the grandjury. The box has been guarded by detectives night and day since the exposure by ‘Senator Harroll, and County Attorney Polsgrove says that if money was at any time in the box he is satisfied it will be found there to-day, as these has been abso- luteiy no chance for tamper ung with it. a $1) bills, ! BLACKLIST IS TAKEN DOWN} Report That the Wabash Will Re-:m. ploy Men Who Went on Strike in 1894. CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—The Wabash Railroad : is said to have sent instructions to ail its | |Yyardmasters and master mechanics that. trouble with the unions growing out of the! of wot had bee n lifted. Railroad men | that the action of the Wabash will; ibe fo.lowed by the other roads and that Unousands of men who were forced out of | the railrad business because of the Debs) istrike will now seek to go back. It Is aisv! expected that the numerous “blacklist’’ , damage siuts that have been flled against the various roads will be abandoned. CONDUCTOR’S CARELESSNESS. Cause of a Wreck on the Union Pacific! away Railway. DENVER, Colo., Jan. 4.—The Coroner's | Jur -y that investigated the death of Wigfie d Jie indieman, the express messenger w we lll in the wreck on the Union P “ifte |, Raliroad at Brighton, has found that the co.lish 1 was caused by the oo il care- j} lessness of Conductor EF, ‘Allister. { i This man lost his reason at uar scene of | the accident. but is slowly recovering hisy mental balance. ; i strike expect shoes nails, as the rocks. years hence. is its watchword. The Purest Type ef the ‘Purest Whiskey. ail : é i g IP i; Uniformity Its Standard of Quality is as fixed What Hunter Baltimore Rye was IO years ago it is to-day and will be 10 Remember this! BNTIMORE RYE GOTTLLO UY We | LANAHAN GOON BALTIMORE. — Reccived at wT lede Brileding”’ gih «t Oliry s Sra, St. L ous js Moa. on Tecgouong. man eee ) i Cnieagh “3 Tec § Care Senuenfeld, StLouls mo. of cloaks , suits and furs £O othe? stlouls bvyec here Rainy-Day Skirts F. Siegél & Bro., Chicage. . Siegel & Bro. $5 00 Rainv-Day Skirts . Siege! & Bro. $6.00 } Rainv-Day Skirts .F. Siegel & Bro. $7.50 |. Rainy-Day Skirts F. Siege. & Bro. $10.00 Rainy-Day Skirts 'Plush Jackets. F. Siegel & Bro. $25.00 Jetted Plush Jackets this work to perfection. to) making you feel perfectly safe in entrusting me with any work @f this nature. is the reason my shoes fit the foot perfectly and are so comfortable as neat appearing. the shoe, during an ordinary walk is out of the question. _ are unsightly, unhandy and unnecessary. extension shoes, of the world. I make all kinds of shoes to order for weak ankles, 408 N. | carry a full line of gentiemen’s on shoes from $2.00 up. entire stock em sale at st wonderful prices. Frem the Auction Sale of F. Siege! & Bre., Chicaga. , $5.00 Fur Scarfs... ea FP. Siegel & Bro. $I 98 es * F. Siegel & Bro. $7.00 Fur Scarfs .... ........ $2.98 $5.00 Fur Collarettes.. FP. Siegel & Bro. ae 98 ** 2 F. Siegel & Bro. $7.50 Fur Collarettes...... $3.98 $10.00 Fur Collarettes.... F. Siegel & Bro. 7 $12.00 Fur ,Collarettes $5.98 From the Auction of | FE J. k { Fur Jackets of F. Siegel & Bro., Chicago. F. Siegel & Bro. 830.00 $14 00 a | F. Siegel & Bro. $30.00 Canada Seal Fur Jackets Electric Seal Fur Jackets.. PLU.00 F. Siegel & Bro. 8159.00 $65 00 : a7 F. Siegel & Bro. $1 25 a | $6.00 Fur Scarfs FP. Siege) & Bro. , . $I 98 *e* @@@- J $6.00 Fur Collarettes.. F. Siegel & Bro. $4 98 os . Frem the Auctien Sale Astrakhan Fur Jackets .. | $15.00 F. Siegel & Bro. $35.00 Alaska Seal Fur Jackets. F. Siege! & Bro. $25.00 Otter Storm Collars WORD TO—_ Particular People Ihave hada practical experience, covering 36 years, in the manufacture of extension shoes. During that period I have had as patrons thousands of the most prominent people in St. Louis, and from all parts of the git be. In every instance my work has been eminently satisfactorv, as can be seen from the large number testimonials of which I am the proud possessor and which I will cheerfully send at the request of interested per sons. My many years of experience in this one branch of business has made me an expert, andlam to-day practically the only manin the United States making I do not say this boastfully, but with the view My measurements are taken accurately and scientifically, -That I use nothing but the best of materials in every part Mv shoe forms a perfect rest for the foot, and getting tired ] want evervbody to do with crutches, sticks and other visible means of support. They | want to make you one of my | want to make both of your feet louk alike to the rest I want youto enjoy life in all of its fulness. While my are all of the highest grade, mv prices are very moJerate. ingrowing toe bunions, corns, andin fact, every deformity or freak of nature of the foot, BS Send or write for catalogue, giving full paticulars. A. ALBRECHT, SIXTH 'ST. . LOUIS, MO. Remember this! A ORO PH eli eiienie nerly ~ at 1 Uniformity loved age J 91s et Mary ) th a cat 2 tO eOeeHotie ~ w Plant, ale mee o~ eters SHEA 7 Cie a SMITII- ~ ‘ Wai s ww men* gw Mo ss See tO oOo oO | BAGLEY—Jan. 3. at 1:50 p. ley. beloved son of Mrs. IP’. Ibue potice of funeral will be given. FREEMAN—On Thursday, Jan. 4, at 8:10 a. m., Samuel C. Freeman, beloved husband of Mary Freeman, Due notice of funerel will be given. HILL—On Wednesday, Jan. 3, at 6 p. m Ludric son of Elzey and Henoab Hill, Jeasie Funeral will take place on Friday, Jan street Clacinnati and Chicago papers please copy. * LONG—On Jan. 8, at 7 p. m., Lilley 8. Long, be- Her funeral will take place from t“ Calvary Cemetery. are igvited to attend. LYNAM—On Thursday, Jan. 6, 1900, at 5 o'clock a. m., months, The funeral will take place Saterday. 6th | retee O Toole’s (burch. Muscatine (lv) papers please copy. 4a Wednesday, beloved wife of Juha M Shea. The funeral wil take piace Friday, Sth on a a Ay! tel » by e'reet Tes ‘ us attend, a.m, Suuith, The funeral will take place Friday, inet... dency, wh, thence te brieh # ary Kamees Vliy WARREN Feaeral from residence of bie father Joba arisen dimaad «e (Chured., WELAH -On The ‘ efter & severe tines, Margarete M. Welsh (nee oa eee ee ae: 7 =) _ —- — + DEATHS. A GOOD AU al a m.. Thomas J. Raeg- Bagiey, 4414 Kea- av. aged 66 years. . Charlies | of Liegzte Hill. | and brother vf Hill, beloved husban‘ d Elsey Hill. 5, yp m., from residence, 2140 Salisbury ‘riends invited to attend . ‘atl and Chleage Steel Frames $1.00. Solid Gold $5.00, No charge for testing. Rest opticians = ~~, tute le whet others | EGGERT & FISHER, Fen at Ba. Uliveand L cust Streete. CUT RATE DENTIST. Laotll Jaa. we bare decided te do sll work | @ue calf ey regular price. Full Set of Teeth secre $3,080 Bridgework, ns tooth... ..... $2.80 Gold Crowns, 2 sister of William C. and James R. Long, residence, vuth Fourteenth street, on Friday, Jan. =p. m, to Holy Angel's Oburch, thence Friends of the family Thomas J. Lynam, beloved poner . Lynam (nee Hanlon), aged @ y 1U days. in- ai o'clock a m., from family resi Thirteenth aud (nas avenue. to At. Law- thence te Calvary Cem- Punera! private. : Sliver wiki fi amauta Jon. 8. 1900, et 1:30. Margaret E. Shea (nee Halpin), ss = pay of absolutely without DIAMOND DENTAL PARLOR aa OLIVE 8T.~; —peensniemmeesittats! es ~ salen els), beloved wity of Bdwaré bas aged SY years. hank p. tm., ence fee Chureb, snare Frieuds are invited te from fanny tly reel to Sr. I ary ¢ ¢iweterys. = On Tnegday, Jan. 2. 1900. at 10 o'clock Catberine Smith. Beloved wife of Hugs , aged OS years —_ SS aed » > . Og he ABA, =, = oe ae * a SO gt a Nea, ' the Sh from family real- to St. Bridget 's ites ie fouteine Cease lery. Oo attend papers please copy. Funeral wil) take place Fy hee 2:30 p. m. from the Geo. Kriegsthaurer, 0 Na corper Puple street, to a Mapenreten as ter@ent private. at A Suv ovlok a. m., 1421 ‘(ijisagow avenue, _— —_ Thietder. Jan. 4. at O26 @. dear fatber and grandfather. Themes ‘in Wednesday, Jan. 8. 1900, at 12.0 Freok J. Warres, aged 2 years*and 10 | ba } n. | Musick ’s Perry leuis County, | ar lipwm te St Bee thence to Calvary Cemetery. a’ Friday, Jan 5 Theureday, Jan. 4. at 12:48 @. =... Stabe’s Chosetng_ Oates ‘ “ae Ya ie i VA) Pate! ‘ om pen, han Fay oft tae We ah ‘ of ne + fy; 4 we. it A? ee ‘ee atarh eee AE y Bm ees. om, eR “Ae 21 Err i eat ce

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