St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 20, 1900
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? :' eR Te Fr ONT eR erage oe a tae i iat be ee “4 . ae eer, A : ; . t > Be - ohy boy Xr i ~*~ Ror % bg p m ee #5 & ? at nd a Poe P . : Pty ‘ w@% — i, 4 pS * “hy ve * at "\ ae ole 9 , ; , = a ee it oo, oes : yh , . - " 4 - ae a 6 4 . Cy - ¥ “¢ ¢ \ ” Regular Edit ion THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. R egular Edition % COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. COMPLETE MAEKET REPORTS ‘Hin tate oe ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 222s | . , oe Who is fighting the F Has written an _ interesting | Standeed Ol Teun contribution for To-Morrow’s SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 142,165. Whites Sas. Te Bie Lt Sunday Post-Dispatch. VOL. 52, NO. 152. SATURDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JANUARY 20, 1900 _ seit Tt tote, Sone cont ‘Sunday Post-Dispatch, ee —_ — — ee ee —e—™ — — — + eee ———— . Went Off. Properly. Cape Town Reports Are That the British Troops Accompanied by Rev. Father \ | ae eh} 4 Are Steadily Advancing Northward and D. S. Phelan. 8 MAN FOUND WOUNDED. the Enemy Retreating. -——_-*@e -- ---- ee ee ee ee ee © 2+ O 8+ Ole Oe Oe FIRST PILGRIMAGE BY A ST. LOUIS PLACKSHITHT'S CLEVER CONT3"-| MOUNTED TROOPS ENGAGED, ¢ 7% ¥Aton or sovprens, ARCHBISHOP IN THIRTY YEARS. ma? Neve J rral makes some inteTte- vous between the losa- Atrice and the =a Bishop Montgomery Will Come From Los Angeles to x" in modern wartard Preside Over the City Diocese and Archbishop Keane to Arrive and Deliver a Series of Lectures—An Unusual Event in Catholic Circles. ae oe . . “+ @-, Cprning the Door Fired the Gun, but|NAVAL GUNS CONTINUE BOM- Emil Mueller, Who Was Shot, BARDMENT OF TRENCHES Claims He Was Assaulted OPPOSITE POTGIETER'S lsew here. °® oe oe. qa . . ed hin ink ta rm Hie was tions, Draws No Fire, and car, Maater : equ c-shedelpnthl sy Mpa pl | feoratied | igeu: wad is m the Cuty : leave for Rome seon after, BF: | . “het . Atrothe ing the class Conciudes It Wisdom main in “the Eternal cits ripe oP Hecoagito bt a Ry A mer ; ’ fame has promia- e trapegun which wounded the burglar to Go Back. months OF wonget — ; ’ Hnenston of the e- - } , eigdbechy ag ratens S : * rigeed by kimii Herrscher, a black He wii! he wine ompant: SO pepedcee pede we wlll meet e e- +f °, > vihese shop is on Morgan Qy the Rev. Father David S. Phe,an, }{ the oe? nt atiastic prelate . ' ’ es & e? :. : ter of the Weetern Watchman. U ‘ye oh : , teguc : : Agee fi fe Chippewa street . SPEARMAN’S CAM of Natal, Jan. ar Hates that . Mifeentiatea | ''" | rs He “tll eo ae ein : ’ unde man save his name {ts Eirn- 8 ? ie His Girace states Paitin an eek fi é urriculum ! a —— |) 11:15 a. m.—The firing of field guns visit to the Pope has no epeclal signif. biv Are Ps inenpy in and Riordan may heard early this morning from the — eee eee - Se ----- me - oo . “T')ll make {ft hot.’ save Lonnie, ll throw rm outand: \ 3 3 . ; “T really ean't endure mts | tepper oR WA\\\ oF Evidently Gen. Warren has begun ee ee eee o* > e N To pariey longer; I'll get rid ence Fs, » Vis clandestine oT Re \\ NW pias “it . ' ‘ ety bombardment of the Boer trenches Of Alex A. Lesueur. rey “ \y;.? : o> Tabanmyana mountain. There was Iso a brief musketrw fire. | ease See it explained tn to-morrow'’s Sune \y ‘ a GOOD I HINGS. p Gay, Sost-Dinpatcn ad & ' \ Ri LONDON, Jan. 20—A special from fi | § ie \ ; / _ oat r. “A ‘ede Ore Some beautiful winte ccenes in O'Falion Cape Town dated Friday, Jan. 19, at 1 ni., Says: OO FeO oO lo OPO re ror Ore PePePogoed ¢, photographed by Arthur Wey, will be WHEN PHYLLIS SANG, me the halfton Phyllis sang a chansonnette; ason’s fashions in dancing gowns Passion was her theme f rest vy ii classes, Fully de- Ah, I seem to hear her yet, : | , yt has ’ working northward Heavy fighting oc- the Boers tire, the brigade returned. A@ heneath the gleam th railroad train V2” 4,45 / ; \ aa | loyed Of the parlor lamp she stands, oat oe curred yesterday The Boers are re-} {SENNA OO eee ( ~ @s bs . , i Til aaianihn Bear Seni Deinndat Det seas ie NR 10. ag. : seis” hy Gen. Sir Redvers. Buller yesterday and Well. } cue for, for | Sime ti to-dav m reconnoitering the country to there is iyo one man living in this town eo. Special Cable to the Posat-Dispat hea thhe north, searching for positions | o¢e to-day Whe rode on that tr . You wit ay ' , . : ((operright, lw cupied by tiie Raoers a P The Ladysmith relief force is steadily jthe Boer positions. But, failing to draw Phvllie sang a chansonnette, And the simple air Woke a storm of wild regret 4 , . ‘ find his picture, with an aecount of this , agra : : 3 . aS she Warhied there, memorable event, in to-morrow's Sunday (From the Poet Mispatcoh’s War Gorreapondent With WINSTON CHURCHILL And I sighed, how aolefully! When she turned ner eves on me! P’ost-Distnat oh (jen Boulter) ln Ins Weman waa recently buried THE WOUNDED MAN Mepublication of this dispatch probtbieed ) SPEARMAN‘S CAMP, Friday Even- Phylila Sang a chansonnette, th erown on hey ile’ te} T } ‘ mhiect of t lis i est \I ir, er. rile to the Jrene he (,| N BL ILI ROS iT] ADO ; AR ing, Jan }" Sir Charles Warren and aw ras rrpoer? s* ' *)) «> es @ Bee > _2 . _ digs i tent “+* . : ° ° . : ® ‘ 2 a ‘ , And some thoughts arose ern Was ONpiained to- | wae recently released from the penitentiary, Tt Bak Spearsman s arm, Natal, Ja Lord Dundonald are continuing a cau- Of the time we partcd—yet rrow., where he served three veass for burglary. . , . ‘ » prea ye ; : : | Bora : (19 jt a. m—CGsen. Sig ar] Warren s |} tious advance, hourly expecting battle. Realiis | supplies eminent Men a! men ‘ i}- n New ‘ars night Herrscher’s black- Re ee I will get along somehow: uted the following articles ta te-morrow's | smith shoj sentered by a burglar, who ‘ Se I've another sweethea: ; Sunday Post-Potspat met ith mearly $l worth of toois : . ~ ; . | . ~ ees a oe We ee American L4 rent ] r} ‘Ss } i ee . a ae Tyye® Tu st ae a ty) | Klis mounted treverpes were engaged report that the kopyes are full of Roers. . Bea be adil aT oe in the World. by Fle em, lidete a that the next burglat at ame fooling ‘ : : ee The Republican Presitent-makers A bee a | ‘ee Ee “'twith the Boers vesterday near Acton The Boers are reported to be arriving hd thr, } r, gaff ,inrt : ‘ 7 . . _ 6d - sr rr , f} SD. ie ie r ‘ them lives Im St. Leow! have des | th envedaiec: tee, nls sonate ou his prem 2 NG CS ties of n a- have 1a Wok inten v7 ‘eae : i blomes. in large numbers from Clens and Lady- an Eastern man must be nominate pasts / Sty ; Ab Dargo comtegs. Ae tghuasiaonat ' . , Nett Vice-President in 19% Henry Cube ; nit Shak Senator lie borrowed a neighbor's shetgun rt Phe naval guns of Gen L.vttieton’s | smith, and it appears that they have run division started us morning on] There has been slight artillery tiring here, ithe march toward Ladysmith at Ladysmuth and at Clneveley. Natives What le more, they haveatready eclectea | OO" MAttachuset working hours he spent his evenings devis= | brigade resumed this morning the bom-|a railroad from Modder spruit around : . ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ aX ip s* { s? ‘ tit) ; oT ,,* a tc ar 4 \ . *, a as ‘ . riulti ppt? t iif s no's chate rie v .ee ; ~ P ot " ‘ a -+ 8 4 j ‘ : ‘ e. ‘ \ ‘ ts mitte GOR, with entertaining l ; ed oe hehe tothe Trusts "oe supe eSsted 1 sf fo DIM As wm Mire ms Lyttleton ordered lies brigade to aavatice | Aappathist the entreme leit of the hoer army. lights on his private life h — bh _ ° ’ f 4 . 7 ?? ’ 4 . 7? rhe a? } } ey _™ ? af j “ ’ : ‘ z — - 2 ; i ei . j usinesa , Jornn tt Al ris (general f I fie? pr uP), cdat Wye ! : ariel . onreret wecler 9 . : canecnce fer w; . . ea : Sperinenting that he arranges trap. | SXextended order in the evening towa rj CONTINUED ON PAGh TWO. . sliart . . » 7 ‘ " ; .% ‘é Com) li iments and his career as a peoli- st : bof hie m8 OWN at Prova. anand chart — ' . ticlan. ee°r” by >t "ras ’ the Alaskan tar j . ] \e* gun Wis = ¢et at cance, but the fact that tt wlll occasion the en the question and bring new forces ct she bse : , | ght be - teageaia tae Wee ee appointment of a temporary successor ‘as land new ormuments to bear, However, One etriking feature of the next Sunday Levee pear shop and 4 it Ja ot fromm tt P caused much speculation in ecclesiastheal this is purely conjecture and Ta A «pent Post-Dispatch will be the half tones. For) (°° es . ee eee ‘| A string led from the tfigwer of the gun , “ e ' ta tad ti ’ ‘ | ’ che of em ’ j roderstand Archbishop Ix iin voted to a series of fire ‘>! tures, | n Y , é he . ’ te 3 : “| os | “ “a so as | ] oO , TROUSE " } t, ‘ri 7 ’ ry ’ } " , { ) SS the foremost = sh Ae dad = gee pits . aot ns enn v0 agg gta Me thin for especially by Nat ¢ (oOOodwin, show- | biden an Oe l Spectally fide about a fost (otherwise there would Biatesna of the Cathelle canon laws aml yp Te recreate more than anything , 7 dager “re | hus intimated trisat qVesticens of lrrigeeeri- > J sbicotacal Judge wotiad mot be pre- ing how the ordinary man Bpendae his if: ; hig t hie ‘ narge of bi ance to this diocese may be suinitted for | pared to ptart] home until My and trom what proportion to eating, what to sleep- |) Phe nid oonew) 4 Very . a eis Fre: y octigas! ices Paar ~~ decision, te ONT “My trip,’’ sald the archhb s ly in the mature of figgritnaw yily Ptr [4 ina back Unth ; ve prolonged for the rea ! Liat ‘ ; ; Jt ! any Hheote _ CONCETNINE “fs ' Alen, there wlll be half tones of beautife Pay a fitting tribute | th a ? lheal that need interpre whom it ts customary honor during the heals , . — , most certainiy | will ser a & a hb i ae eed mn and Fatt There will also be presented a fine pt! @ held in Nev Comimenettu f Pope Leo, to Whom | pt .? (ae! eral ; siepen ar ather —. of the pe : : ee bad | | Nat ts known In och Me ann Tt = La tie ss gS alll tale ~ apenas South Africa as a war co sponmdent. For BELIEVES HER B Y : IS DEAD ei tam la the concluding ye de wo - eer ' . two vears she has been da terary Work | J I reason 7 Pe - t ; . —--- —_—7-_ example, almost a Whole page wt}! be St. Lowe weather Is Nel so . ) ' be «t ae r ademired - would fudge he would not ing, what to AaMusement, what to “‘dolng ae : . Zee ‘t Poprdd oes rrisrimaliv iruzes im t} Oetober ‘absolutely noth*he.”” et cetera enter ,@’ | pt. Lous girls—particularlys Vest and that Il know of; in fact, the doubtful South St Loute, fure of a St. Louis girl who ts going and people tram world flock to Rome.’ In Taondon, but is now visiting her motnet hia ellver tubtier, tend tive . niversary of s ’ This reminds one of the fact that Web- would induce him rhode ie 7 ive RS ; puss a. 2 ston j ster Davis of Misseurt, orator und As-ist- until after May. mah? yr Te be “Well, that's true.” he sald, “> ean Bay tmaaterapion. 3 i ) ! op , ceclebrate that CVs nt. “ ne h fal} . : thie tt or ee : ae ‘ if @ South Afric i. The obje t Th 4 }y ~~ , | Rift | ; ‘ es ; © ue e ‘ ee he , pe” ~ * 4a | i | 23d of May of this year, as weil tn cme | ' sbrated controversies jn the hi a es here : Sat , , *) Almost alone photograph oO iis remarkalhble s) rl a’ Mn. be : ee , , «(48 i.té hte ‘ _ ’ *h, : ’ ' ‘ blntites arid then But it t* generally understood, Your , , ine \ rian intellects of the] fetid vite Laisa ge eat | ' Gjrace, that the Catholies of S Poule have tes, “ardinal Archbishop Peter | in min & big demonmetratidn for that o- Pe Dead enrick adisputed certain features | There will ! lipse of t iT : ter hh ner teov Crier tres , abTiel if ' ph oti fis 2 wm eye casion of % 7 , Pageal infailidtlity lie sah lHils Grace FMaughed and ee | | "That's j ‘ 4 ‘ ~ i) st ¢ rhe } Wwe i of Tne ; fuet what I'm trvtne te avetd I realls Sn +t he eanten it} to promulgate | present generation will not live - = dich We , ith sa *s hher herrne @ Pryerstione nus i ri. tow care little for demonstrations 1 beyleve ’ tine ih tue her Itke {ft This phenomenon W. hae rir, , be OE eae : ) | | | ~ . y in @ quiet jJubliee (one of miy friends moan he : “ ’ . - oO vreatne o h ‘ Wy Rome, | should not think it is runsferre from doubt about the greatness f this story. ! " - " . ‘ . tr ' yz i t's ‘ over alx or ¢¢ven monthe« Tt 7 ' es | ‘ . om Spe we S ' 2 drop of bi >t is shed in al! tive KK tention to be away aw yenr, although this Ye _ . alent { it ho.ds you until far beyon: determination may be altered I will write) * a aatahiuschant te ned fra and you are thoroughly jterest before . : ' ibe.» rey ie ee , a ede v Diehl eg THE BRITISH SOLDIEh’S BURDEN. evc ner. THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. FAIR AND MODERATE. 1] | , complete? There ’ > > S° Ts nd : Saturday night enc copy for the Watchman every week, the | 4.4 \ for the priesthood, ; ht pages are completed . & i cue: ’ same ae if} were here ‘ , 7 wm tlt oming year ; te ares Comes ie ce es aie : . | Pos 4 atas . ’ api az bupra , afiter apd « Dost of «cer lapefimente thes The Arc’ >ishop, | may state, hax ex- assigned to the @t Louta Diocese. ;be well to remember that the ated aiictehOuien Here and Elsewhere at 7 a. , | ; mr ' / + etain ty sreat Brit e «nh Ameros Pier ® | ota (efor starting «@ tended me ioe SeyHation and, besides, I} 7. , il on rettable authority that |pas secure! the exc.usive right to pulls) , . : a Tere PTY Gece , ; > t going to Rome this year ' m will have a serious effect |. @ , nad ie 1! ans ERNE Bs Ca ure at A TR gi wh chop : Pras , : ‘ ie eee . ° ; mr , in . t. Louts, and as WR iii “ua )! “ar . ? ’ ae * ie + 4 ot . ae @ ; ‘ , . . o ' ; : ’ ’ @ New York and Boston scoree of Cath- on the membership of the communily this ste ‘ —— : ‘ 7: ' wales Seiten ee haatet Pe Tang es vue are cre eee i prcers to make the pligrim- | Many of the brothers have secretly declared jin no other paper. , «Yo ional ie oie a Some ae thie manie?t landea \ yt eent n » four pelre of teeweere four poise 9 ; ° 4 would be surprised if a/ they intended to resign and join the priest- A. J. Childers of St. Louis has invented a egy ; . _ she elton om 7 ealing 1 Tat Tre offf-era of thie bods carry te the pialne ef spe a gy two large Terkien ree . uch chan eure is un- , . renver pes . povest ‘he penitentia Stealing tools . a «Mtbes bruset. @ writ me , ¥ rs were organitseJ st need. ae me EF aw now ex- system of aiding the memory, which ne tialvesion Pa ag 7 les as . ma n was released from the penitentiary a Beat Afri: a en aT pillow ork matt(tte. anvaa vibe duaneet te aft ine = 3 ; isting may not prove to Rome. claims oan accomplish wonders with great | ladiauapulls . Sucrt time age. basin, caprés bucket, « tia bos of oppdies, @ iaed- deo Woedet (be Britlas forews are pei m@obdda. 7 & : * : : : : : ; ’ “ ~ , - - ‘ , ‘ ~ ee &* ee aa. Ae . . ’ OP , a a 4 >> 8 SE eae a aes ee . mn mimes ee eer nim eth. Qt ee ee ee tga i ~~ - coc: Vag MR gig arr
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SATURDAY—ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1906, ] be | | upon us. we recommend the adoption of = ihe following resclution: ‘Re solved, That under the facta and é‘ , —— ircumstances of this case. Hrigham H _ : . —. Coderts, Representative-elect from the . ee not to have or heoid of Ttah, ougnt Or [ , f, oP ~ ) ‘ou at in the House of Representatives, * | \, phd a. a : we a ae end vacneene ‘oa The experience of millions has demon ny ( i a Aas , Se STS) 1} ROSEN LW. tas rh strated that Hood's Sarsaparilla & the ; SE MORRIS. perfect remedy for all troubles of the | Littl C] ad, Noted Aut! I d Philoson} | , | iE i | “ROMEO H. FRERE. blood, stomach, nerves, bowels, lever and ’ . oa : or an niosopner ‘ ee . | ee . ; pag os) ara owner oul OTe( urnor ] | ~\ Majority Report Strongly Op- Rees rei ff TG ANHAM. Braga ‘ene hap — Reached the (ve of $1 y ; ‘. poses Seatine’ Him. eine ha afeae report is : by the , of ex , to you. , neyed From Sacramento. Ag ttt ee lh vFoeene ; > Ny Armond (Dem.) of Misseurt, t say General Debility — ‘“/] have taken : ~ “ undersigned members of the special! Hood's Sarsaparilla for general debility A MOST UNUSUAI MISSION.) HIS MIND HAD BEEN AFFECTED. 7 |): oitide “ \ iia SAYS THERE IS A PRECEDENT. committee appornted to investieate wil re: | @xth marpelous effect. My blood ts pare iit Fiz De or i a ~ prort the prima facte amd? fi ly \ : —_—_-——_-——- Rri ghs ~s He. Roberts to a ose _ the hHlouse | and I feel bettcr and stronger.”° Frederich *. ‘ tft is tlie Mt esentat o ‘tah, be, e ‘ ) Representative of a cinaions tn; | Deb. 90 Herkimer Si., Aas ee ith the cone. usions the SAD DUTIES WHICH FELL UPON STRANGE NATURE ce IN RE- | oe és ja : ears. | MINORITY INSISTS THAT CRED.-! :)'« uree wit! oe hb nit Gua "7 A LITTLE GIRL. LEASE OF A | | te Ut | ENTIALS MUS E nvived’” cary. peanect{u anne? aus ake any substitute when you ve Wy [Be * | T BE CREDITED. viewa Oo) ee eee QOS OS call for Hood's Sarsaparilla. Remember “Assuming that Mr. Roberts has been - ; . L is an) ‘ ey. @ |: mist uniawfuily a't)- Nesp} j ‘acies He Showed ' a hg - teatime” coick * chaaen ee . Despite All Idiosyncracies Thih Me's At They, Too, Are Opposed to the Mor-] )\'o5#tng with plural Wives, and the " "4 of Representatives is for bhat reason trperridanry: Claset he ought net to he a ees Cs ~- O-phaned by Death She Has Brought the Remains of Her Father and Himself Lovable and Great in BA, + 4 : > O AA mon Member. but Their Plan of th . (fi) 1 Py? \ «W\\ ’ thereof, what course should Mother to Mt. Vernon, IIL, His Many Notable Essays Spots ae aa AYA\\ 1 \ } Would Be to Expel Him Af- etter cae ~ he const ation, , : “rye re Li eXclihte him and Books. Ziatighnd 5.8 a et a \ ‘\ \ \ AS ter Admission. pel him’ xcluded, {it ; alt 2 3!f such reason a ed f? gill BA OAL ii. disqualified. The pur- . a. . horses | soe ie * the question of conati- e 1] Mrs owner INDON, Jan. 20.-John Ruskin, the noted \ or wag aT @ ee one See. &. stg by - oe -awM ie , ( \ WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Reports of th bur of power, as it is con- who died Sunday in Sacramento, Cal. | author, philosopher and art emtic, died this rv a}! i J , soreial committee of investigation Cede] ne HTouse has the weet tw . ‘ . 4 . ‘ 2 j . : . . . ‘ . ‘ 7 sla ’ » ; \ . Y . inane tig " ; > ? - on ore ; Vr. mous » ™ : , they will be interred, Their only escort Ruskin om son Sy Ey t , ity report, sighed by Chairman Taylh andi. awer — eee * ae ie cance . ‘ ree ¥ | iY " at { ry . i "« ‘ . ] . » i } , : ' ‘ ‘ i a }@ v contended that this Hiouse Clara ie the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , . Loudon was his frst rar : ai seeT) wiaiore ff mine ‘ — = ’ ; . \\ : ee ee é Ary patron, who sent words « ' . of the bearings, the ample opportunities o t} Fa wh motion, by its own Inde- 7 - pare eo : Downer, and was with her parents when fy ee ee wet up in print fn ats maga- am Bis | . ‘ ’ y, forded to Mr. Roberts to present f for Interment. death came to relieve them from the dis- gine of Natural History when 1 was It } Ni his cause, nhuent act] . ¢! ate rien" opt sect tutor Tit ease from which they suffered many years. | Ruskin added that his first emorts at ; y PAC | . hie refusal to testify and the unanimeus cae Be — , agg em I hy ae e ve rae writin were tt a ati} GQ irli .e iate \ | ‘ ‘ ’ 5 " iy y " ‘ . : »* 7 » ; ia Pb ene ; a te" . tri ‘ . | t* ‘ ‘ e .* 4 Bhe has a sister and “a brother, but thie .' and that « Ted of the m appeared in j . A. \ fimeding of facts, he rel .OlLore publi i? l, aiid of by lan: It is quite lear that the were in Mount Vernon when she needed “Friendship's Offe: ing,” when he Was only \ | \ , pron eeds: | , ‘ independent ah tion, . ar : Wie ' ‘The committee is unanimous in its velef 2 make — this « 6 5 | vintion tha woul: lave that Mr. Roberts ought not to remain af, force tes 2 ; of Representative he report n exhaustively réviewas the he on ; { ? os nts bearing ©n the case. lo. their ald and companionship, ani upon her i eee 8 eekin was phys: tender and inexperienced years fell the sor- | joatiy weak, but his extraordinary mental | member of the House rowful duty of having the remains of her | energy kept his body under control Pignt- x emdanire ae of the onthe that dead loved ones prepared for the grave and te flercely and continuousiy the Inheren’ JOHN RUSKIN. no: be permitied to become a Member; tral - ain heade ate sa: fee akness wf his constitution, he accom the House has the right to exclude nim. Mars ae a question @s to wheth- ge, ™ law duly enacted, of accompanying them on a long journey uf nega {1 an amount of liter: iry work in the " Hie haa just died in Lon fon from influep Za. Ininority are of the aopinion Lyp.at tire — course of procedure * Is tu pPermil him negatively stated 2000 miles that they might be buried among past ) years which wor ila have | — : many a man of far stronger physique. , sworn in and then expel him by a tWe- PT: “onmstirutios There ts no deeccsion thirds vote under the conmstilutlional prove: ' rie nit States Supreme Court direct- friends. At Oxford, wl in 183% KRuskin grad i be | | } t? , ‘ 2 d mlord, where, In M, USKin Braét- pected to be heavy and contingous, and the | , | f ‘ ha ‘ . . ry p . . " . She was stunned at first by the blow that uated, he gained the Wendigate prize fot] pjcong may be seve! ion providing for axg icon. voor indireetl4 ') tne this provision. 7 had brought her se much sorrow, and had, | English poetry, and it was at this time that he from their | cs | “Your committee sanalntes sorties ate h hel tite : f any te court di- THE ONLY McNICHOL. he first the acquisition of a prac- re CUT wn sit ese ng ‘ i £ W 1) | the utmost prevsitive : et i ‘ an j t 1 j reel rat : Preaposilion « : Secon f the rig , a disqualifi- at : if I»! i . ‘ : " ; : at the kame time, placed in her way a task began ' RRR ETS ae " of #0 prodigious and apparently impossibee | Ur al knowledge of painting in water col- ] the river behin em am with th Newey not OMY in The : for one #0. young to perform Hut when {|eors. Four years after graduation he pub- Tin large numbers between them and Ladys oe a ae i applied to this case, again , qualification | Seme friende of came into tewn her grief had exhausted itséif in tears she | lished the first volume of “Modern Paint- 7 cnith saves the military expert of th, , wa aa a bed? | sahetiv oie 7 ne ve Cn gg 1? i> aout | @woke to the necessities of her condition | ers.” which inspired a eriticiem so ferce | pos: the position of ihe British forces is| PARTIAL REPORT ON THE AUDIT-| 00 8a ho: antagonistic to an 13 fore, does 1 fect Mr. Roberts, The them the, could de it and set about the Kioomy dluty that had and tt) Widespread that Younes , tuskin Ylaot an ‘—asV ane os = tlere : a ‘ “ hich trv ghee : : : i - ialioa tal roll plac : blie tri ) WW: 7 a y. At ever before, fallen tem the pat pense of Claude Lorraine. Salvator Wont | aneg was made public up to 23 o'ctock | DEFICIT HAS BEEN MADE GOOD. |fiewing sammars hare of publie trast.” hanop or emotument | ,,f aula Wily dont yon awn the goods} child of 15—and a girl, too to undertake a gone bef re, tc reth . ith “grace 1 nad an this afternoon and there was nothing to . “Epon the facts stated, the m ify = a : hy States." o Pwould cost a fortune,”" Mary said, mission at once so sad and fraught with | & Png a pela - Sulit eager ep 1 he Meee 7 Cee ee ee the committee assert that! n Ea miber he House holds “For carpets, cnrtains and catved woods eloquence of etyle, an originality of thoug.t Pehow that the general engagement, so fre nner fae ea he initte P ‘ Te ; . hate OO ote I jike my furniture the heat; Ol 1 rheot op pertn ed tea ti ‘he i ‘ S Zi ‘ ie pat ‘ ‘ th ; ‘ i} ' cal LE ~~» within It » > ‘ : never pays ty» buy cheap ' atuff. #0 much responsibility as that which lit- Ta es aibias Terdiinen - et ee ee nee ; / i ‘ i "TL ere ‘ Si ‘ ere Hae Nes , : . , . . ' ff P gs saxerpyt = } 7 ' . rier SS teoenred everything pai | j chief characteristics of this, his first vol- quentiv rumered, has yet begun Secretary Wilson Says the Government qf Reprpsentatives an ' bates ' % dey + ' uion and the igye 4: pad menev tut my ple put she managed everything | wall, and ume. Advices from Cape Town say hat ar- Is . : ‘ Seat | hieh hie Was cael ra tee oe a) Cowes ry ed] ‘ation Is amall: | baven't half emmgh.’ with her SW TOMUTCES, al tens] by the coun- Then young htuskin eet himself forward shal Laord Rtoberts has Tpainte ° Satisfied and Washington Will ed ‘ ; arnt ' , om, ‘ a hn : ' gel of kind strangers, who along the emire aa an evangelist “of reform in the then “rt ‘ ie ¢ eee me $ , rT : ierity., om the other hand, assert thes ‘tiee, OY Independent action, . “Lawke here, now don't von read route ehowed her the greatest consideration, wretched amhite ‘ture of England Te this Stanliev, Member « Pariiament , Not Act Further. that h ght ms ‘min in ; theet ann . any pumas, ie edd. | . on ao. oe es eeeves 1h St. Louls without delay nf ac end he studied carefully the Phcat bermite | Laneashire, ana a former Jietaternant if, happily, tweo-tl ote . ne: 2 brie "iis Hertbse aetings alone, of a quall- . | hanes in the world, cident. She Was required 1) walt at & nion > l reir 3 > » elon’ o> thy! = rded an Air JAne train for Mount Vere pea aes) All i. gate was ny ny oe Prince Francis of Te -K has gone to the |] Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. / assert mainkt Roberts . but it would establish a most danger- ase bec n i a way of hk one nto yen ore were the bodies book were hy his own hatnlds Ten vears front. VV ASHINGTON. Jan 29 —Cdmmisstoner oer a his Violation of th: i by ecedent. whi. » cone hardly fall Pe . nd « oe oat af ~~ Sener AAG maker ] “do. : > ’ ; : . ; bal ! sree fe P.4eeue the inventor ou migiit . 4 ate! Oxford mi le h 1 Ss! ‘| : ri fessor ‘ f é e,ewr: fy TT rie . at Zi it 4 f f ¢» Bay , +* “i> sy * eal . : : : } She arrived in Mount Vernon In the the Fine Arts | aie Sas ‘ ’ , t ped Pe : atgge — = secigeg Witson recelved to- oy Teva neterlous and det a . A i grave moral and social as- | ‘You sar the price wo nid be too high peeenoen and was met by her brother, isixe Ruskin has written a vast deal upon that Gen. Bullet maeeee steele peas day -the final report of Speelal Inspector viola “ea he if, *jand, of the de- A case allowed you to ‘wrest Kixcuse me, but you're way off there, ter, other relatives and fal large parity of morals sont il pret lems irya] athet gqQues.cions in Jer gth and emor ‘ "cot « . ¢ (; ivettr. } for tw o months h is bee? ; j qo) ‘* ia} “~ : . \ $ «baa j cof rT} » . miwW t ’ Vvour authority to de a VMuaNichol's tigrires rever T lowes friends of the family A funeral cortege in ie - i\ re} hed re his “life: fone at bis ~ nir al \ . e ‘ . : , - iives ets 1 ¢ 25 >? | tc. h ehedd Nas : . riarhit. be / little wrong’ aor ‘ red'!t eus tomers hie'«a mynare. was formed and the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. | peor ox imple x his “Fors C] ivigera ‘. rT At ee age tee hse Moats , tung the office of Internal Revenue | himecif ne ik r lo amenalbie re Whit warrant have you, when the ae 9 your house, dam t tether more, . . : ’ . ; ’ ‘ aA. the “¢ ‘ , ‘ i | = . — . Ds Bn Pa. ‘toot ‘ oi. ° . ; : ; oe j : . . . powher aeee ane pA on ee, well-kept ceme= | tended to promote the interests of the work- PON ORE RS. SSN Peat saat el ona amy He ney ©. Gremner of St. Louis 4 B «ol hie constitution are once broken mm. edhe bate A his te ae os Sery, Where they were placed in graves. | ingmen, failed to awaken the interest hoped | te croes at a tim he report as received to-day shows that 4, ° sel adc ak a OSSTDT ist Un Fiche lere May not come after us a Were made on bis jnstailment plea.”* ide by side, in the family burial lot. And[¢,- ang although the krace and charm of IPED ERB SP HREM = ia : oe veabteae Plauen Va at dakar gye? Saget: . atl ~s Ace atandl tae” hn ; } 2a. ‘ . e* “ia? a ose . (UNnInNiIis ied by F qiverrs ti 72 ursc; \ afte rf’ - t? . : I s,o)e r' } ; fore ay for iaiw - is te emburk Wl On of the pretitest things in town furaliture, é thre Trost remarkable varie Ly of treasures ) Jo . ai a! ‘ . ci. or ft) 1» rmit it to bes " { . ' j t] , : a ~ 3 | | : : 2 tal t i examine d. } : , ; “> : ‘ iy? 7 a) ; . . curt { choke, chi ] eaware. tet ter he went to California an old hem- > seen In any private house in Ene- Noy (Cre estimate lm «= 6Uthe lgritisn « amp Wh ; ‘ hs in a. ae 3 e«a, without chart op samnmnte. anh abel ina, as » es. cae hat affected Mr. Dowiur's } ; 3 : ur Was that bie Boers faced Potgieter's nen requested by the Post-Dispatch cor- age. had bean #even ve: a ettige ith #imost a certainty of direful ship- — phar: oat carria Fb ee — ae " "gs? ‘ ‘> . . ” . ° . . . . , ? ; - “soa i i > , n ' . . 7 ‘ » ‘%*8 . **e a wee ‘ n sari ‘ om t be const —s es ral years ago came back » virtualiy named himeelf his own exe- | Jrtt, but the balwoon observers have be- respondent for the report or a Blatement * ball and office fittings Turkish chairs, : th, ayo 4 oie ce cemeee vo Rte Bed. | cuter and proceeded as such to carry out the | Ported that babiy the larger pumber of [he said: ‘There is very little for to be reert | woe en — tudes as follows: “A small | and couches, beautiful parier, card, 6 o'clock ten his if too, relieved him Sunday, as it had | provisions of his will, For 13 years he] (hese troops have been transferred to the | eaig on the subject. The Inspect oat pepe ony pode mayhem render the desire to | ard other tables, brica-trac, coal, gas and eft oe eure Deaton. spent annually nearly $30,000, including tn to Oppose AVarren, , : ete . nspectors report i iit t mmaetihs UroHtrariy exe lude by @ majori'y vote, tn | stores, kitesen and laundry goods, Improvements worth ra’ Pyertery of the tiew campaign ix what aas Leen received] and filed. The case js 7 tints : ‘oly. miler tin Thaore seccurely intrench iteelf in fin heuseheid utensils, wll novelties, ranges, te a. — ‘ ; ° ot wer, irresistible. liem e {ts exerc! ag . ‘RAL PPOPosiUlOns | ene balf the regular price. ahe practicability of the Dralnage Canal as entire number in exist nee. though possible, ie Mere BRUuecsse The more ee or i : - M pts tye carried nt ? t } ' hat ify ARO , prowds ; by involved may bree thus fai rly summarize: " o ’ > * - enera! ePXpectatioy , that if the move- p site ang the same ines We examined oper: io wy , RE ag (he peower of exclusion Is a matter of | Full Set of Teeth. *- a ecee 20808 3.04 @ link in the deep waterway beiween the & \ the imprints and the ¢ phase siepueagr eka hs irimt fy , ‘ i When Puckin was young and already miei? of Warren j ~- und revernitie « barrow ” ‘ et hent ae ng ay raw, to be exereise] bv a majortt VY Vote, in Bridgework, ve tooth. . $2.56 Jakes and the Gulf, the sanitary trustees / farmous he Pde tl acNne evening it j | mee fi) the lef? flank or thre ra: rhe we 1\ thrce is fart wines ‘ lines a@eRreed as to the ar eon): ryt wi 3 smile ; ~ di its cordance With joo prine lp Nes, waned exist-« Ga id Cre . or ore to-day, aboard of their private yacht, the | London a most beautiful wir! The hostess | Made by Dunmdormald, his « airy leusier, as “ge snl Lf adiby Mr. Gavett We have Th ai | Py FOR he oniy where a member-elect lac ks some of | M@ was, 2 *9 60 909 5 eas Juliet, made the first trip between (Chicage ' potntin r her out ee him tealed him that hae: far as ay wilt ' : , a eta! > ] , t , ‘ "e tas a ‘ a . . a : the ietlere soaulean by the eurnstitti- Silver Fillings .. 286 ) . ‘ow . ’ tos " ' . " . } “? ] a* 7 : ’ ° . = , mM ‘ orn mS EC if ’ a. & Tile ay | > wer } o ' . : a ; ; - ' ; rpe* pee e*] ’ ‘ ’ . eit = , “ eckport over the new water course. | should marry hei 7 possible Boer 7 a, ! | Was any thine Bab gi ss (nat then ef \ Hedeot even when t doth ee ea # xpulston bi = o + td All work ranteed fer The S-feet depth of the canal afforded! Ruskin, so say his ertties, was too en- | Gen. Lyttleton. us at the nowib en Rane the minteenent * ee ee , hee constitutional provistons utlon purely @ Matter Of Giacte- 1@ years. Positively a0 in b's vieter « ]): e+ 1, aT tr a ] bry ‘ ihe areeiyve hy if ‘ . P ryt j : ig 5 tj mah in ir} ee {6 } t tee Xe rojsed bv a two-thirds VO.@, in ia aay of our opera i 1} danger of toning ficial « r ‘ted | Reta e: wicked a gyi oT ee Sve] Intelligentiv. eonselentiousiy with ia art Teeth e* he : ; i Sliclre wher eles } resonable r “minal muy ee Nhe cCyse ample room for the trim yacht and the voy- amored of the beautiful in art to fal] aoe wes made in quick time in a addition ‘love with a beautiful human being, Tot fror glo ag" bably make the Man at- . ren a i ay sane hae tg ; 0 @ drainage trustees ald otber sanitat however that may be he aprile he osirl tack om the TPheoen 7 prem) fee ete . tg eta! ’ — m5 i} oe? Soe ate officials. there were aboard M: ivor sa aret. | and gave her a Pn lh gpd vt E agl This is what t : iki thas the) VMiean- wrk . J ve 4 hati ol ig * 1m Platl rence : ’ f ri eve] ' o Obe 2 aneat va © Mies rity « ‘ cated the rights of the absolutely withoat pais son, Commissioner of Pubic Works Me-j time Ruskin brought Millias, the painter, | time ine great question ts What may not [apouen: they will emanate Cee eS abe | wer eed 4 L wted suostags fies’ Eaten or the Sueer OF thin NTAL PARLORS, ae amd hace men prominent in official to his home and asked bim to paint his | tite Boers do’ States Attorney at a ~ rh SSN 8 TOeS PQUalNCatiog fur ‘mbershin. tn ¢anares pI SCF OUI cn ae doee ris tole gh ‘* ag DIAMOND DE ; o ° 2 , : — ; ..% geeky etree e ‘ ate ‘ec ? ; > , r) i ‘ H ipr Tisatle pices |; « o F The Julict left her dock at Western | i sth pertaee 24 of Colle ro Grenner against Tuchscimid: | nerkhan ditizenal 7 + il eck yea : veh eve that Roberta or the le - ce sent eee roan i ave-'! Millais was then a man of the most s reothe itter ss beoned BS ; > geet rmas : i BOERS ON THE LEFT. retired, having wounded one of “Uaty Moning Xerah EK. Coleman (nee Orndorff), aad ne eed ~~ Orgpaist Becket > "Nv Preyuy Was made Mhiis : , ' After a protr, rh ; a’ egere a. TI rer | : . hi ? fnihber. aged OS ont J 22 t j ‘ONTINUE , > ei cover extensive movements up Ut 3 5 otis . wer ©; l that pr 7 WV ‘ral will take place Mowday, Jan. 23, a tAcks the Circuit Court for Mon- CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. nani Welles an thie sab of the Tued Nowetoms Ot inneell 406” the”. bind’ ae as lawyer can ted thea A a will tohe place Mester, toe 2a Jan 8, at His Dome. IM6. Byuth ou tla | é pay: ae re ; , ty : (re e Church, thence , 7 hia erner MH us ANY power Steamship Arrivals. ae esi ” i was a member of West Gate Lodge, ! WwW not fer Jeffegson avenue, Sunday, Jan. 21, at } Sp. m. Sidese la gryyey EIN ~ The man Wis UnCOns hous from thre , ' ne :, Yor} No 204. A O . ‘ , LarN Poon Tan ey Arrived Mi higan, ‘ san brate'®o «(al ) end LAberty iMeoe) papers _- almost met our shells a ~ ; - Bult for $45 alleged to be due him for t the extreme The second dispat hi: ‘ais thus é , , ' 286 ee The a lawvers - int ; af : I} ih . . : : . ' t ' . t > ‘ . . ; 7 i’ ‘ }? at? t ; ,tiaimte 1 in : x 3 please cups Services as organiet and cholrmaster of St Fags 7 an mortal bees mr out ' , rmnev, who > ck c*} re} Ps jane Ss: i . : , 4 * : oy 7 , : a ay bre. hee . ¢ ; treet . ay vred pe ee ' ' rey oming hy, mph iag re Patrick'« mu 1 was flied sturday by LONDON. Jan Live Bur “sr rhe >. Chelny ‘ , oe re , PS ig id Hg o's _ jigs h peter: oatitett ape “'@ @ S88 SB Seas a * ROSS! 4)n the afiernoon of the 19th, Vieterta | : iteas| daughter of S [> end Medaline Ress, Frederick J. Beckett against Most Rev. , e ih ee ea ; Lonly wa>®r othee dispatch made public up ‘ ~ . rigs rit) r _ } '\ ’ f Pita eer Sct} UsS Bea ry . ‘ ce at } 4 : ‘ " ; .* ' . u | 2 Rb sete » oe ‘ry | Ph¥sieinne mat at Chew f atte ember fo swage 4 ‘§ ‘AP , ‘ridges : etter) tp iy, Tilly il : tte | A Perfect Food John J. Kain, Archbishop of the diocese of | Sat uUrdayo ome ricdit ly | Bpevadhag iil. Py regal gabe ngt So Diy @ t) ered 1 ' i 4¢é oe ) ‘© Both Bouses: beive aati. tiie eabidls ‘Preserbes Health - — —_— ee aged 15 veare and 10 wonthes Funeral from residem ee, 148 Market etree, on Seturde’ the Ztat ipet. at 2o@o cloct Pp Se tu S@* Joba e (berch and Oslvary Cemetery. ‘ } i ¥ | - ‘ + > ‘ Bt. Louls, and Father Timothy Dempsey, | '? this hour to-day ts a brief report from present pastor of St. Patrick's Field Marshal Lord Roberts, under to- |"! ane ; ae lfor an i «inkin ired ave a os @ en a ® proceeding t# an echo of the old : oe Ban: e iT: ORs + a he sufferers ~ in the « wel 7 : “e Ls pas mitt stds ete day s date, saying in substance that Gen dl. eer gh ele y naval gun: he hav been for days ee ee | : ae aD as eae 3 expel : oe Prolongs Ee? i. SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE FILED. coe eadieass His Duty. maintenance Was filed Sature na Flannery against Josepnu *ay* ahe married the dee iw and that he left her She claims he haa prop- and asks thet the court nirlibute adequately to het ~) trouble between Archbishop Katn and ~ —-- &@ -- zs > . é , sae cheirmasier ata salary of $08 a month, and viens pathy ‘naitiade en pak 9x2 deta edth a . ) ThUnICatbon that he served tn that capacity until Get. | aren , Warrant Charges Her ‘With “Carrying Member ‘a: s Sgt pate Fic tg ME 4 1, 1007. He avers that during that time be} Otherwise there is uo change : thre and Handling Weapons."’ . a“ 4 alee ae | | charge of the parish. tion that a notable engagement: on the ceived in Rensburg. Mirs All * Woman who s essfuily a f f WESTERMAN iS ILL. Coles Derg ie wae ti rh, : tok ‘ | oventh arved her rinta dow: ~ 7 ' ' , ort I u y ; . . ‘ } i we oe | a , art sustalped slight tnternal 1 3. PP. Westerman, for many years pro- | Were probably chen till seuth of the Tu ae , ry As phan ais et in oe a . tap wat e may) dotsements from the medical ear of #4 Chouteau avenue a few days aco effort being made to-day ca at Norvals’ Bo: : & , les «€6CdiCd ort ‘ Cases Against ‘Transit Officers Post- 7 colustfieom - ; ‘ yn eer and caterer -Dieteti. and John James ~ a Ca a] i’ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ : . * Qn operation wa performet n him Charles Warren's [Intention is to turn tae date. is probably W eericus scalp wound by failing from es repre lweris Whitaker and Jiisen J. fellow and Maple avenues, Friday aftere Roland Reed Is Better. bores to attack that flank, as he would by the Boer losses up te rte are approx ; . } 7 ; were , | M2 men, Including DWH «asualties “tian the Court of (riminal Corres. | hy oneht - ' | , DORCHESTER, “ ¢ “ ; “ MASS. J Thieves effected an entrance Pha - Reed, the actor. was better te. lay Among fhe prisoners 7 mas A. ce shall be provided with vestibules Mindful of the gravity of ¢ quesiio aorner eae i he a as tay more French has extended his line to the east, sieauitancots yO _ Ss hanze Inn ; : ; r ©@ mi th ithvet ath Tuohy to become St. Patrick's organist and further threatening the Boer lines of com- | ment WILL PROSECUTE MRS. HALL. received only $26 and that a balance of Se ) S346 ig wtili due him. He asks that he be PICERTION Cred ASSES Margaret Hail, i411 Nerth } ven judgment for that amount against | | a This Is the Estimate of Their Total | teenth «treet is ireed with — is i! tf eon ) Wr. | the Archbishop 1 Fatt Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. a all "To bert rhe ' ry) re we P and Father Demperry, whe 3 C Ities Based on Reports Re- ane Sanewne. Senos n @ Warrant 1 tie a pan nat | , he gaya. in their offictal capacity, have LONDON, Jan ™ —There i« every indiea- ASUA s Pp Se ap ) PPD eee og ut a on 1 the ro eve | re | oC . . i Attarne ol a oe : trie tie pre rel , . > : ™ ‘ ° . +] | " ’ - }? ‘ Vv . ‘ ‘ ° When 8: Patrick ® Was closed to Father ; Western ry St leading to Ladysmith will # ma? re iteelf cle Lelreeie I | s | Tuohy by the Archbishop Organist HKeck- | take pla day, thdugh it n ! hey yaaa ee ts Of three polleemen |r ma” — t's term of service was ended a a ay AVE COON SNSKURG, Cape Colony, rid: Ja” tand a constable to replevin some fur: : 7 : | ” begun yester lat) All the artillery of (sens septs ’ per “ sare at , her neene: ae “" “ ; or is rac A eciey ase rt eu pe .| Wagon and Car Collided Se arren arml Hilds areal —- line ‘to , , ig A i’ mtiehan WM Tio P ost-Dispat _ ’ uu Nurse } ‘ ; bee? " ; . rr, frevvyy | ® 4 ee crket street car collided with a” airt i oe | a .° ; » mu } m4 4 ; ‘ ; I} .? ’ . 6° ‘ ‘ : . " ‘ P . . ' o " . day's reports, Were not across the Tugela he ithizers with ’ to Lb) - nee een ' pans gts Me a Pe ae — ant hed 7 : I mifets ' ‘ . ’ ihe tz imiT . = : His Condition Serious as a Result of . , . ” ving, en it comes, may be ex- i ger. the case was continued unti] Peb. 2 and realizing the responsibility imposed as Seas Ss s * | a ‘~ + ¢ :
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% bh ~ ‘a - . 4 é 7 2 eee oe ee > re, ee SD . 4 Vai ae 4 oP ES Oe al Pg art ce A - . at . SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1900.” > | OSMAN DIGNA WAITING TO SEE {KILLED WHILE © [MORE FLOUR SEIZED,/BLOW AT LIBERTY _—— =~ tae . ar ~ NOW A CAPTIVE) THE MANAGERS.) COMING HOME,|=,crrxan.nam “as Different from. any other Ce- Been Joyously Expect- for Wears. Rowlerence. Pelorus has} by Senator Hale of Maine. Among Oller j ) of reneral ‘ing Him. Tepcneisede es vets aeiadless tc actly | ; ° sola the ; rman | kK Marte from Aus- | things he sald: } 7 real food, in flavor, prepara- Wit Transvaal “That he could not belleve that any ac- : ti d : Se sae: eee i" : ; briny ent of thi ‘abie (credited) representative of the Transvaal ] . « ae ooo. eae eee mee nate The unexpect departure tPhites otters ; : W Ww t command ff : art ltiur ves ; pong nig , ber? bey , ‘ — ' , ? “Sane ge * Fant? psent the gallant pre cbprle- Wito are Stiruge itis ) ere 1S a ne ay O pre- | —s. at a standsti ERR Te : ' ee onl “ge? egal eT ee | for Iberty, but te such mission coud be . e ‘ lt is hinted that developments of grave ee hes emained fe aye et: i oe ee ee becom. Zed, / t h t a h th t shidet af ij : P ‘ ‘ sf il) have ye’ t> he miasle to belleve that iny J J are 1 €eac Ime 1S es a Orman ligna was the, princival generas rust iia P late Kialifa Ab hadlliaah : ne ecancern to Lili Wialraen Kiaiiroad and its em- = ; vty cH tile 4 ; ? . ~~ 4i ben] i suv [ Li ri\ 5 f fre*,j} re-rits }? luly mweredit j rego tative ’ hey brat . . 4 sat ’ ’ ‘ =e | Vis } ee . a aly ‘ ' . ca i > site - eseruiats p GMs ti : Phe ; ~ a . Afraa has Appeared tht'- will Satisfy the old folks and of the ; ST, sil Urany Tyheot'! ‘ * ‘ atlnay, sii nee “3 qiterpries of esKouth Only leading kmir whe escape att pPloves are anticipated " ; " +> e k } lifa “iis sain $ eae y i ; oo , . .- A ? , ; : q ° A. ese . — ‘ , “til ) ’ ‘ capture woen the Khalif a . Phe labor leaders resumed their confer-| August Reinhardt was by trade a print: | eutral intercous jot mis. fore the Prealdent of the Rimman tiaten Gam Ubder Cen, ence at the : otel Saturday morn- . ‘ er mn. "E oe atte. BSUS Cena wee ns 4 wage ; sey | been denied a hearing. deli ht the children " WW delig | ’ { lt- the © t tbi- tle by the Eritisn force er, & member , November ! | Was sent ‘i . ae ; — Das ° .f Me = . we dal ate - ; r i? J i} ie? rh P oer see i. 4 m e # 9 es Me i a frig. Phaose ; tirand Chief Ar rr iphicval [nie i, uy cd ‘aad ; ' ay wif “. vibe yk If that be true the sooner wea are dulial, sale thy Alahi«is N 7 thur of the any of Leacomeotiy ” bone brea h , i earn i bis tyre i . —_ : ' : wine : t ii tly t ili’ . it Biicki ° rm j hour hoa hat?tao ¢ " ori si i ite ee RLSM [pl et ae ; ] ‘ : ¢ i bia , , ‘ Vise ’ ' S Seen Perey it Ure Delle r TOF the Ame on Th i i | end thei? powers bevel . limi rg Gon't fall tb take. notice ¢ recipe book which accompanies each pack- help him teat t Atngio-heyptian w reers, Clevelian i: rank 1? —e ant, famlis by labor on . ots . + . | ; ~ ' . . eorle bef absol Hecessity and th ey shall! chat throhghout the lenath and breadth of \ age tells you of its uses. If your grocer does not va _ ar hem ~ mil A land he Bah ge i af Pt Kreat keep it send us his name and we will write you hate . , ne 1 i] : j Ww. ' ay ; tt. . : og | Merican people ure in favor of the strug. ; Det an Areh, but & SBSeotchman named vain ta no Ds patella ve : : ae \ all reise the ohit «nf j h an os w George Nishet. It will be remembered that yt $ Neereetd 4 hy Bong By SE aoe obises ere fey ee ; , P »kle Which the Boers are, making to-day to here it can be procured. vee ‘ : a hme pried: Nwsie r © Lie hata - “et, i ua? , eas . , he gre powers of the world, Minneapolis, Minn., makers of American, and that the siory was revived pe SEeenee. ¢ re , th ee d = :- bh + ro | Sees he greatest the pormel rejatior etween f Sends yen yt that the American people the famous GOLD MEDAL during the recent (jreck war y submitted — ee gh se iatyger done. A¢ ~~ mae or eeRe 2 nid way a , mn ; , va ' Anaia — we that the war Which Cireat FLOUR. Tigiariiage re rit fer dectsion ane Se ¢£ orts , . req I } . is? cle f mis | sory? irew —? lpr t we forthwith ritza} Waging is the most f, i} hlow a a me , - tf human Hberty that has been struck of the Boudanese Gsman the fullowing | 1. secure a definite answer from Mr, Rum- Monday t . anion agains the = I; ‘entury. I don’t doubt that "7 , ‘ | P - re? pty ' : Diography is given tn a iirit n Paper Upon | oo wore unsuccessful, Were aiso SuMMoOned [| teliing her that he wo hae mee Paras : ; Ty — cot harragicty eee tine Proceedings tlre ritis2 naval ‘t , ; : administrati: representing the people wits father * i. an . Bera oat cena \ | ty the consultation, He shipped hie valise Teles "hoesry it : ;if ‘ eat = 5 ' = ; pst ° : . . a " . “¢ ‘ ’ f . " ’ at . . . : i ) Pith ew Mr. Arthur expre ssex] gpreat gt sb e whe n eame she began ti te f : { repent ts tt eal] ‘s feels to-day as | see. the ‘t and as nine-tenths , - e* a. +g 3 ) 7 desea ol fay 3 i “ The found that Mr. Ramsey had left the city. steps TM. 0. ¢ ; nere Mw ; } se e +’ es ils on ea ‘oe se 3 : " ; - se . P P ee we . ; ' ‘ i} , rhe { ‘ef y - = a) e s ef To nd here the fi . 0 6 . [ heard such a peport,”” he said, “but nat riday morning Relnbardt was found Iv e . rete = f ’ American mle feel Was front oo ee, ee rm OF Turaily f refused to credit ft. We most cer-[ ing be’ tie track on the Tron eR Ee gon ans r2ug and General. The iat. Mr. Hale oted from a speech by Mr 12 yeurs try toe lms s life were Spent. taints OX pres ted to en leaveor to obtain an hRwoad - near Kimms«wie ie ; y ey : > fasie. ; 4 f . "@ -ilN i] t ly re Fescased] err) GQUulr Ralfour in 1 . ‘ee Rritish at: tesh n ok me ay pment arid oe ne chet rm ago audience with him. to-day. As mattere |] cead, but uneons:jou and 4} phe Macy a! Saree rath was Feleased | hag de ‘lared t Boer war had knit te jos were not, however, much to the taste o . on , One | aftar r ga es: es , ; | Sens ~te the elder Nisbet; and hedring of the great |2OW *tnd, however, we will have to con asser a arried 1 te th **Serca ompensation he _| ðer eevry branch of the Engliish-speak- ¢ “) , wm Brett duct our deliberations independent of the | cabsose. ‘per "rye rs +; " isation fer the unjusti ing race things that Were being done by Metnmet All railre d ‘* the be ay 2 . . Me I taal 1] ‘ ‘ , rye l puisteemy Pps refrom oF d ‘* : in Exypt. and of a good opening for trade sf 7 ; think a decision will be reached! was me Y hict art; ee lity for ecompensathon has been] oo” deny, el, declnred Mr. Hale, with at Alexandria, he migrated tu thiut oe ve ee Ta found ' N ee ; wee ere deacon ered i ted | ri md (ireat Britain has great feeling that the American section 1848, only to fal) a victim to fever O-ay: , ry a on the bod ' ea: } ne , ll Jewiti- | o. that race fs in sympathy with Great non ! attar tart . | “hus a “That I am not at liberty to, state.] Indicate he had fallen from rain, > diness (oO give all legiti- Rritain in the South African war to st imp months od ier &S “ar iti- a om me W hether a V gorous course will be suR- "] lhe grief Ol the family Was Pp! table ‘ de oo ’ de ; out the liberty of a people I denv th t t} then married a Turkish trader named | Kested is of course another question. Wel urday morning when ‘the trutu Was (ns e Jald stress on the newessit¥ | americani people are ta he ed: So tie man, A man of seme means and position, | want to adjudicate the difficulties which] last reveale : site | ef ins pacting the British naval officers net chariot wheels of Ww pn we Bis — Who adopted young Nisbet, made a Mussul- | jaye been presented, amicably if possttie. “Mamma thought something must b. i German vessels outside of the l agican Be publics.” — ae man of him, name ! Hitman Osman All, and | The situation is one Which requires cool and] matter because papa didn’t come,’ one) VJCIMItw et the seat of war, espectally from | ° Senator Teller ge id? 4 sinsial . went him to the Military Sehool at Catro. | careful Judement of the Little giris “And ther | ) en northwards, and Great Britain has] oo. word ‘a's dt ‘7 Nana * Here Oxman All met and became attached “You may state that we have ,been| came here last night and asked ‘rr abel ven instruetions through whieh the stop- [ing gove vninent” Pp ee ot ems to “a young cadet, Achmet Arad, of “A hom ANXIOUS for rT conferen _ with Mr. 2am- papa, 4 me Baid hie hy id Pisce 1) pour ° . > 4 ‘ or “Ti : ye] tlhes ~ areh of Ve scale ¢ > E } a . ; ear on nif at ] tuin. ver he Kurope ard much later on as “‘Arabli t? aioe . * - , a ; fs wa hh ey : ' laos. au tear |Lelt His sympathy go out to the Transvaal wpe SOS y pte eg A _. -F wersey, but so far have not been accommo- | very bad. When the other one ‘ce. . | rreised at Aden or a similar Republie in its great contest at ¢ Exyptian’ or Arabi Pasha, dated. The reason probably is that he haa] said he was efraid papa was hurt aw! pvt from the seat of war Eng! ind i ee Meanwhile Osman, the DPurk, had settled no dedinite answer to muke us. It is nei, bad, but he wouldn't tell us he reurtin we pointed out the high destr- : ie , Ty fore? Stenger German mitl steam- in Suakimm, had married thie Hla lemdowa however, an issue that is gettied bv yes Hie sald we ‘aol read about “it hoe eerrhal i ‘ Carat Bhetkh’s daughter, and amassed great dl or no, tue rather one Which demands an] papers.” . : she burst reat ers, amd Great Britain issued instruetions Wenlith as a sinve denuler, ‘on hls death Interchanage of view 4, so that eacn Side and eould ; Vno omore, tt fue Vessels shall not lee Stopped or (george Nisvet, or Osman All, pave ipy lies mayv thorourhily understand the other, August, the eldest boy, learne a ews] mt.tbe se ' Sppiacl These tostruc- } , ov lertis We 1 ia force null Other arrange. j snilitary carcer, and as sole heir togk over “It is the sense of our representatives | © les fathers death after he his adapt | father's business as a slave that the concessions requested by the e’n- > the gi Werk at the Mevyver-Barnerman that all con- ‘; } Under English and French pressure the | based on the Increased responsibility and Egyptian (;overnment was sm ikinxg efforts cate WwW hieh h iS Pyare n } “@ ‘en upon them by for ! j } by the (serm tTh Typ mrray it i ; tte fhe ‘otT} r } ; ? . f 1 that eftce Is-] Britain expressed the hope that arbitrator WRIT OF MANDAMUS. oraders TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, Acknowledged to be the easiest and best painless extractors in St. Loula G@gainst the Toual Control; and finally the | most Couble the capacity of Fising of the Mahdl, in which he did bis | and, where 3 or 30 cars were h: mritish Gover erre prs it ‘© e1se ’ best to wipe out oid seores against England rly. there are now s ‘(y or &. That, vou lon the | idan? « er said Se A petiiion was filed Satiuy lay hy Max @md against Weypt. see, is A material difference, e ing more am et Mest statement cause loud cheering Gumberts, Keeper of a saloon at 100 Ni rth MINE WORKERS CONVENTION Unt!l Jan 224 we have de labor and more liability on the men. The nh bss - ee Jefferson avenue, for a writ of mandamus, NOT IN POLITICS. cided to make our best sets of t rrp rome. teeth for §3 00. to repress the sluve trade, and this tended the Increased tonnage of the trains. rifeoma, cary to the ruin of Osman'’s business Then “For instance, the engines recently put sueal Saturday morning. Came the movement of his old friermd Arathl frites Use on the Wabash Hallroad ure al- . or deules Now bexsan his grievances against ployes are reason ible. harness) fa tory Saturday morn ' ” “FP irTthi e eel ' wre —a ili inncnmenenanll the civilization which he had abandoned. “Briefly, they ask an increase of wages, Went dome Immedint , tor fell by by PTET br sated teen) ft . @ | . SIS ge Pet tg at FR os Pegg Detcsom STICK TN BUSINESS|$2¥ Money. Avoid Pain. ; ‘ a ’ _ , — = - F Se iti | ‘il ‘ ] 4 ; ° : + ‘ ‘ ; w ‘ e i a ." ’ , ‘ ' if stletil [le* — = Itis prebable that no one man has eaused More aAnnoyanee and expenditure of Britis | conduct Blood and treasure than Osman leigsna. Th.e 0) 3 *t , of affairs confronted P. Higgins to renew his Heense and Collec. “A sa@nilar condition wit it t he Us adout a year ago, GUP grievaiice then raiment hope ein ‘h ineidents would [tor Charles FE. Wer eker to accep e |f{- PCLIOE SEEK A WARRANT FOR) i tur tnaking if imposcibie for tha [vonssnared # Wenuneker to accept the It- | Dee arT FOREIGN RESOLUTIONS MANHOLE COVERS STOLEN was With the Missourl, Kansas & Texas P., : : ay ne Ps e col t. “ges ‘j } hy . TF ; Vere ‘ ; , Le : “a . c*¢ se ree, wi tageet yee ne nee STEIN AND HE RETALIATES. pee | tO gee aan The prodeedthd: was ‘akiibiad aa — ‘ nd bones a 1 Chamber wo PraCredsi SSOTR Ne o Judge conetusion, — sald commanding Excise Commissioner «‘harles firemen @mnd cngineers are the maintain friendly re- en - tin but the Cpjoy- o j H Ss ciusion (use of action in chambers, declined to js. | 4¢tion Taken Only Upon Matters Per- OR, sioner Hermann Says th i The executive officers are ni ‘ally more Assistant Pros: rn owe ata ey ; SET OF TEETH. .$3 60'GOLD FILLINGS. .61ep . J doa °Y Letina igh Sad Lp eecitece and eatin Tohns ’ wnder ued ear" , Sceil n San , ; te a ene ae eh : taiping to Mining—Boer and Si:ver Best Teeth (8.8.W) 5 OO SILVER FILLINGS 1 Is Hard Pressed. harmony above all things. When the labor] on eee, ee y Pana eps nd Str F *¥ Son the kee et Like See a a prt. rege N d 22k GOLD CR'NS 4 © RRIDGFEWORK ...64 . ee Cali for a Warran! tee! ares . patric Medi HB nf le r Resolutions ot Favored. No charge for extracting when teeth are ordered, “T A writteu guaranty for 10 years with al) work. «eanmittees find they have exhausted. all} of | their efferts elect an agreement then Se ment of that system, and, each side grant- ing something In favor of the other, we ee . Pa ; * he e iste ' iF KI In Whe, npon a hearing of the .plantiff's SCPOMLE LY e ~4¢ Twcenty-Six Gone and Sewer Commis- | were eble to arrive at a satisfactory con- James Jolinsear 720 Ohief Camyrbei) of the Many thefts of moaun- the bookmaker, ' —— ee joa - - = Age rhea : put. tie # pester Ghote resolutions, The first ome provided that : that Naa fowe 2s) Covers If jesse Laan twe = : : * ' 5 ¥ herenpen, o : : : ' ; abe. hereafter nll “alot! mvetitions be hel: CONGRESS CONSIDERING THE FU-| (6 Cuector Charles F. erin * the usual! in mining towns; the second one symMpa- t ey A reselution offered by Indiana, favor- si _|EX-CONSUL WILLIAM S8EES NO The m West form of thlevery, and one : National Dental Parlors, ouve strece. a Olive hole covers, and he requested him to tuke Thomas HK, Estep. Weeks and fears that if something is not Rebekah Hospital and Edward and was locked up in th “ie ; rt aide ard pressed to replace the our ee a a pi Sd sche gs Si Tenor, thizer tth the Boers in South Africa, . se Sc i! tga gia O. Green, for Damages. son and his assistants : | ) | er oo i ee ee « | t of Wakes, Was Voted Modity just now,” said Mr. Hermann Ke Rees ! eH ChUse the price he lve ] , , ° cota Theres anh Nour or Cw sae ’ ott em nearly ttie Xela } » i “? | - : ‘ . , . oe per cent rece: ti) The manhole cove ra; . Ha ane A. els ' fl a na ait in the Cr whatevet coarree miiaghit Profitable because they ire very ‘ae , cult Court Saturday ageinst Drs. Young Hl. | against him late: - and they are « isily stolen. ‘Jt ds nimost: bond and KMdward O. Green and the Re- According to thre Information oo fo apprenemd the thieves, They bekah Hospital for $2,00 damages for anjthe Assistant Prosecuting. Orne vy, sie onnata ar sai | k me’ st rowvie le v ni ‘ry? — . ‘ ; , ‘Pe ; ‘ . 4 >, avi ’ . . ’ ; rte f ‘ sit? > «0 ait f r ‘ : ‘ ‘BBs ; . 2 4 ai athe ’ . | : gh ‘ 7 ’ i yn re ae soins Siettiinetines ; he ‘ i? > i i? ‘ ‘ r é ’ the safest athd most pretiiable Is the ate ‘le We are cel inna ‘ : i ur arre } : ; _ ie | e ;, : ot} ' hs Dogs » ing of the ivon covers to séwer manhol. . “ hat he Hattie Peisch Sues Dr. Y. H. Bond,/ «) gi0i, was arres: Gone to stop the robberies the elty will be over at the Four Courts by TURE “tr 3 I"? . FORM OF GOV Chiat thar re rejected b Tome) Bros © ' Iron of ail kinds ls desipable nasa - eblpan Paik dale | aueens see ny ieee ERNMENT. Tndee tg: ’ , - © Yeas ae B.lver resolution Was tabied Pan le ln Weekly payment | ate 7 lag Fesa.tltiiona were PROFIT IN PHILIPPINES. time contre ? Pesesltl- cleo I er ee ee ee Mriday, ; ! tere | Puner Rico under the ] ite Tt ang, haa Aveta? , : rectors 7 "T. b, Oat ‘ ee , é ; ' rryty bee see Big itt Phere prenads of the eh nbha ex-(Clonsul at Mantla, speaking last night of mplains Was performed by the | several days ago . lie Ww W ifer ‘Peeve i itiaf I ‘ i’ ent sen . : th ’ be ; ‘ | thie mie the opportunitios opened tn the Which ehe es efendant eurgeons In the defndant hes- fin filing his appiication, Liew A BILL 10 STOP LYNCHING pital without any notee being givn to her, | some of the dete ives, Working biede 1th) ; ‘a h , 7 { bye] re. : , er salar per vear and ta- eanec' j -_ Arrrertean investor | MORRISON FOR BRYAN. . c | net 3 font ee te * via Clonal board tiemivrs be paid $89, was re- AY Goin grr woreS ba tar, s I Mee ce [ution cemm. ttee Mist OXpress the Opinion that development Measure Introduced in the Mississippi Legislature Aimed at . % Stein, “and I will e | otiow tei 4 Poa ne. cult & ais Eiken ane salibiiinaditiadbian atm ii aa ad at Destrue Says He Will Vote for Him and the , time they come in. You may Fy eed poy diinoa “tt ae ae tte.| Bold Th pet | A’ resolution pre that all United hoi Syarbeaar pt ial ines In the Philipp we tion of Mob Law ‘ send other offieers, but I will mot stand ty ays ape tages Aitlher ela al Yectee ect hf old fjeves Plundered Jack Schnell] s, Mine Workers be eft to buy only wan o ativact Amores agg ~ di f Democratic Ticket. to have them.” . airs ae cation + ee SIAleVe | H ' union made .gvods when they are obtainable, [C&P 4cets to any Kreat extent In Europe JACKSON. 41; Bea on é WATERLOO, Ill. Jan. ®.— somouwt , dation, $ for the scond, and $10 for the [80 OUt largely te the crient and take with . we 4 . Gate - a ‘ at dowutte- One of Them. bine , ar es * caused a warm re thie Rurpiuea capita of Purepean Lge Cm lem, It ts easy for Europeans to add @ttitude on Iiwnehiig was indorsed yester- , It. Morrison announces that he will ‘be tn ; the fleid and ready for work tn the next jsuit me you insult the “Police part= ) tu Neliler of the Missions eharge da) by the negroes in mass meeting Uae! ae sy hp -* : ) ment.” p With tle dive Aut le SUbde ct er “1 ' link tn their chain of enterprises Following the Governor's Suggestion, Sen. | ClmMpalen. He thinks the only thing for Whereupon Lieut. Jolnson I l ree ec uat Hed Peespoortys tty, cal ‘comenerid- Capt. William Young's ‘Third District pPo- han Pt a re and establish an agency, but if you head §10,- Stor Adc.uime intreomliuced a bul providing Democmits to do is to nominate Bryan and under arrest. Mr hist. eT rhe , site pL + Partie 3 has licemen are seare} ‘ne Seut] Sy I ' ‘ ' rues me ewes ing ft ties Was tu- meoor Zletm vou wou 1 rather put tn some . oe e*t ,*° at ° _ ny ° . C*4ic; > lg t at * mi : . : : . : : ; Apt Boa ; ' ii ‘ ‘ @*.t i dad eve ria iii ef foruis foor } ] ' : ’ j e me OM ics rs ™ Ne gt oNe prisoners {0 Thicelbs real ro the i a ag r . a m : ons se tad ~ steins Htbornes hiesiets 1} if amie 4 af : . .° ‘8 . aheaae revdie, two unique thle won : ; ae , a : ; ‘ hiterprise Qulckene: byt the Spanish war Shall forfeit their offtee, and that the coun- Se Sey fhe In orse everyting | degal and without ‘at rt t Was fe caketiatcy Midas eat of f es eas ada a CPrari. wered ft home to one with ty in “ hy } a lyr , hide a aT ure eh ill » ‘y 'n the i ni *.8 20) piatform, eal | the 4 tdie 4* , mis 1¢ mie mor 7 a on % . : ‘ ,? 1 e grit is ‘ Vi i? Tr Vs * 7 r ° jt } Cr ¢ ] al K ler q iy | rT? ry [ig f *? ra t ‘ » 9 +7 j Ba ir i ite t w hom you Co iid rieot le \ onfe ' ‘our youn ‘ “ . 2 " . af” . ° ~~ ; Z der 4 Try : j - _ .* ; ; hi. ‘ ‘ ; i , ‘ ‘ 7: ' bi, f, A ae x al ° 3 ' ‘ cl - = . re 6~ ” ' , . : i ™ ' : by ; ‘ : = to Lilie he ifs wl Live Vie lim of Cne Muh bn - ) re 4 *T we anoin my iife—not even for a Repubi! an . ; ; ' , ‘| Mare Pee } efits . ; Ldieur KOeKS 6 leo : : a, bell rie\ es *] i! Bas . AUSTRIAN MINISTRY OUT. ; : : rest Otherwise an Pest cual i) ah 77 Lene oat oo oie Papas oy a ; se : a : wa Sayew ed met ? the reft ' ma : o> te . : me whom the husthess % . kn ‘ L ‘ ‘ > .* [ } {* ‘ ‘ ,j hy t bigs . , , a ‘ ; ‘ . ‘ - ' . . ress ‘ ‘ E ad —— a: - many respects BRrvan {4 a wonderful! | made upon a duly issue . _* isle} Paarimtl g@yied Mavis ome ' Lt 1 ite 3 ‘ ee eerie ferret on and marked “ne pos : : ’ > put thetr hands - : Tt . } . ; } ry d ' . : . ri fer one ; ; 4 } ”* ‘flse e mperor Francis Joseph Accepts Res- an, ami he seems to have caught the peo- White Col Johnsen , yA tg 7 e 4 : ryt ay? rf : here can be no Atithoriged «tr ; Any veined 3 : cg i or the eae : ¢ hin cart ote ‘ ' 7 eit if Jeet he tthe Je 1 ‘* >" ‘> ei! ‘ PTLD hate }«. ] i’ : t hye rr ye" ek ad . ; ; ’ ete i? ** ; ; ‘ » * 4 , ; . . : ‘ ‘>? ‘ee oeD ignations of the Von Willek aw tnt intrs 5 ie . a , aa me pes pees a iaias ets Dias tee , ee . sea foe ' eee a TY rt be a re ogoizes that wherever our flag floats jus- ~— , eres 6=«CSS = vee + ity, A Some ttg , : fs un id . =| Ge ‘ 4 7M) Wilkes Wittite | rraigeleay . 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' thee hae heen ordaine t Aggregation. trary, and for him next Noyem- tow eatat .% ' ? . mired ! bil OY ERS eo hers pats ang . ined te emigt There le VIENN ber if l am adle to wet to the yolls."’ r ; eee seh C8 os the ' “f aeaf? oda over ajar pe heey oe re 4 PEMLALIVe peg Ss . bing ' noon? no there fear for the commerce of other na- IENNA, Jan. ml banperor Francis Jos. . . —* MK ri . ee as =? : ’ | i 9 ° ; io thy, . 4 ‘ Liertia } ie Priif leian la than in BRoes- for the whole world is on Oph has accepted the resignation @ ppeneenaneeina sn -- : Ministry of Dye Tr * a ee peng | — CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT. si ". 2 Phone white world be om trust ! tw L dao uT o ver wn ‘y r a a4 ; “ae pie States of forming a new a mn L. erber the tusk | Warrant Issued Against Deputy Sher- he lowing assignment of portfolios iff John Beopple ‘ , ° : . ’ " . a ‘ , . . j - 2 P . ; : a? i i real Price ,? ic] , . , I rt? : - . : a " , , “i she be fe Cure ore. t re j has Deon Hoa ts \ : : » Ta Yt Prenat A warrant was issued Saturday, charg- : “i : ———— ae r hount » ext Weverk | Wi wt) thie antnura ite Minister of che Ine interim—D oc. tor von Koerbes } . a4 ) ing John Peoppls «i deputy ‘shertff, with | tea on . ; We ; : erie .f ' ‘ ‘ if i pige* 5. i) ; i ri) The n ri ft i Siw vu r tn . j ‘’ Cavite as ; wl ‘“elar street. ‘ : oS : ; d - ’ . .’ thy, : toy ; eal" ¢ "ar wa punter of Bing . lierr Rawert. _ . ' 2, : : 4 1) hey Oy - , 4 she : x ; , - F ‘ . j “a be , 1 th ri] ' - P oi ' A WEIGHT A mM pled 4) bg i ‘ llerr bicnnlern i , ithe? . _- — . ~ . + Sete wt eat . se) ‘ > ont, “# A ’eech, and INotak, a Pole, heron the Qppuinted Minin. Without portfolios. and Wate ie fecuen aiet rah i! eemae tater , : _ i , sae i * a : j = Toe he house, Be ihe sg ES ENE es" ate . ver »! Tees " oe ee airs. Louisa Krah PHILLIPS IS GUILTY | “Poe viokaiitat he | ad ERA Ro ements fag nth sieht | "Te Al Whe Wem S 3 ott Wim ea the tines ar rift ni shag seni rn Maeda Mantis = Best Sestt Tury Goavicts mim ot Gom-| WILL MEET AT PEORIA. [lial olhese inti IN [ta taal tact atte Meera HE MAY WEAR MEN CLOTHES | 2, stor trionman the musnit, rite plicity in Edlinger’s Murder. cainst } , : > pep’ "Si nny as a: tebew inl thea ng ao a eie ore bala ae sited o ait wee PoR?T BOOTT. Ka: Jan. ® After } ec * ing out all Veni the jours brouatt verdict of Bullty in the cease of Amos Paiti- lips, the Rates «° ’ issouris farmet Who hans liens ) «ery imal 3 ‘ Tu “ed i IlJinois Republican State Convention) : | Beatrice Bean, a Newspaper Corres- rah of #22 Pennsyivania avenue, who dicd | write the State Set for That Place May 8. am . syrscny State m ew oone Was ne = t SPRINGFIELD, U1. Jan. 2» ' wt : » ariel itt, See basa Foc aia 3 al ‘ter ti ear - | eured #o° man) > Dad ; . May 8S { ee Be Steins . re | ) j ediah by. the -sn i pondent, Gains the Privilege fortiind “ae: A edagigts si ag gS vents anal nt the ; atl physical eug- as ya ; ; , : , , “3 ee ie al s gr eer ee ms ; fering Of lost ihanhood that the instiiute Bag Despite Arrest in Manila. “eae! e608 a 858g ¢ ve . Pa to distr bute fre@ tria) pooh ry We rite it is a BOmMe [treaiment fr with amy form . lat, “. * ‘ Tlie ~ ite Cah Ven ‘ ferl "Tihve ; , . . . ; . ? for COMplicity m thi, 9 j { Mecarr «€ LAT? Pilie| & : - ; vy} ' , it al . r : ws i A ‘ ’ ’ 2 hy) . Re enith as © , a ope Dee : wit oti nis ' ' | S.. i! Teajediidenece ", ie it ; , . ie onfes slows = nl ohare Oiean State | Louis, a sum o ae i ore | on ie peat : : patent ak: ing from youthful folly, pre-e CORTessliona we. hi — iL ' , , : ti : ' et ai} , ‘= ae ernie : r % 7 ] i. 13 Sa > as ress or? ' — , ‘ ' ‘ wttesi ‘ : , ' a” Just! ned : | ie . ari rani i : 'a an , as of strenaty and memory. weak | . ' ny ri. ‘ rer tet | ’ ' itis my pee Dea eee WS MRS , ve 1 won ‘life. but ehe Gied , Ov.ele, OF emaclation of parts cag Committee west eve - Barres as Sein ee vat RUINS OF _ SrORe omar eae his defense, bul Bniter | RUINS O THE OLD HOSPITAL. , yg * eon Teeneenvee. See arateful he made a very poor w any Wace | i ot } > elain * : , , tr i” ‘ ' * ) aye Pm > ot wa mth and nee ths “ee ‘ pone ef- Be frade 8 very poor 1 -| Detzis Removed by Unauthorized Ter. ane: fem fom: an ' 7 the Unites | . New Repubican Club. she desired loc€tion he strength « Kanne forme swore af : : - ral seed Gor Building Material. ' . | , oe . | ae | a : 2 : | Ma a ; | thet : t | ait’ es 7 | a hime 4 yy lmoce “h : Ile ‘s Republican Club, op Mens jue ° Js 86 hewded mes vr @ few ‘al Hlealth Commistioner Starkioff com- Js iid oh tal] 7 i he: f ali } t ime ef f TRAM.2a4° sell ne stupenceus | ee misuse ot the maan : ' ¥ r at a) ] . ree, | . - Pred ae . ere ' : ’ ; ’ ’ ti building materia m requested Chie he ¥ beet Ri: Lan” Oe free trial pe sages will be complied mcg r: an at. % 78 nants ) ' . ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ ard 7 this cused the President. Gampebell Bo Rave the niate watched and | Troy With One of His Fiock. 2 Pg Sott tehantee 7 hess ward C." ; | “* } BOSTON, M ' ‘ ;' . ' ¢. ee PY Mt. Jolson. s . rye ope mre yy ie y > pnmeate ¢ = pomae ri ent, ~ [prompts he institute fe desirous e Mass, Jan. M—It ts said that prevent. persons from hauling bricks] >). Mn fore 1 .) . | : ; ed fier | . bits » fu; ar I ef reassures n reaching that areal ciaes of men whe Rev. Wilbur F. Cra't has admitted that he | #! 1 Umber Away Without permission from he CAEL ctoptpsicters 11 “! ' wre ee Tie WS Pea poet Pre saieonl et bir tan! rleenth' ara unable to leave home to be treated and the as in error im charging ‘President Me- snee ation, i! nied canrisanlt " | PPrivow tte ig n Nov, €if Be. «4 7 Lt there 4 ho M. or h War : ck. | free sample #1) enbeoble them to see. how inle with Deluna aA Wine drinker. It 's ‘ ‘ ; _ "he be lore making tty , : an , P Pes ‘ movie ' ri awhich forbad ‘ r » 9 ope am? ‘ eth Ward oa Os Ds easy t ts tt“ be cured af eexzual wea otat that the doorkeeper of the ecbiet . > | vy othe 4 lie 7 hat thing and ured to suggest thar [> ifth Ward to Prevls ‘aii | when ine pro; a are emp Ulive'a room at the Capitol has com- | Frem the Indlavapoiis Journal! Police Commisstoner Atmore called , ei ar ' we sialon Was thie in Mi. ie sath Ward aus ge oe nt te ae led Rev. iibur F. Cratf “ OW i- +. ley ’ ee ol Johnson and dixcusse4 t rye rrisatte, iia. - \} «) } ries € on pial ‘as so brave and jogtcal ab if ‘wentv-seventh Warl. . . Twenty- man w , pent a tree la to acknow, Inteliert doesn't amount to anything , , oak , Dwer y carefully sealed in « piain p 80 at that he knew ubsolutely “What de Joa mean, Miserva Y’’ Vr. Atmore had with h m im: thy (iM Rete iw Wife r) hartypes abandionmen’ ‘a8 Allowed tu ge Way Ulhmoesterd, elgnhth Vv“ ard, Hie: jam t ‘ ste recipient need have no ar a3 mque io. ee Mar | “The vet intelligent woman in the world cag | 'o sign Lieut Johnson's bund in case a fies Moss who ‘'s wea UY, has engages ‘nd she now pureues her queer mode of Directora for the vther wards wil] be rasement or Di'cit banquet at Chicago last fail three geconds by a dressmaker.” | warrant Was issued yunseil tu defend Presion. | ife with full sanction of the authorities. chosen later. }quested to write without y ~~ are be equelched la ’ “ea ee Re ae i are * ; ON We ee i eee. ee _ om ae eo: a ae le * r > dik R ke ' € “ze ee 5s tt ~ 0 Uy epmmptrcgen biaine ae ee nein an iene trian a ie : a Ws we - “ “ Pore 2p oh age gh de iy ; yr (ea eo a ae 7 ae res 4 re hhte
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—_ . Ne ’ a 7 + . ill ee a | |) es ey ee fd ii on nS? . a Pe ge ee hE ee lg ota Rre pan. ee ee by WNT fe A ee oho Lee ye Sen: eee “ ‘ 2 & oe > 4 b> Pd Be ‘é ena my 5 \ a i) ~~ = , ’ ou . Ps te * “ + » Ds Se tee POO ——— SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1900. mee BOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH. | sre wich eo ter tree cenerations tebt tle continent | @m WORKING GIRI OR SOC FTY BID? When Napoleon III. tried to impose an Austrian Archduke , . ! : 4 ; Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. upon Mexico as Emperor, they kicked; the French troops THE TOR Bes te apemptg were withdrawn and this menace to our peuce was dispelled | (oe placa RT ge en ge oe eee See 80 tenve Which Would Make the Ketter Wife tor a Office 518 Olive Street. her ports in violation of law, to prey upon our ‘commerce. 2 : | ye " Young Man of Moderate Means? we kicked again. Verdict, $15,000,000 damages and a victory "BS : 7S for the principle of arbitration. FOR YOUNG GIRLS. St BSCRIPTION RATES. op ‘ “ ss pie bes rain ge “af ce a ; lasetan ertall: sited 8 ‘inting o! Taking a Wife on Advice. thought the world of her, but ashe shook Week Day Issue, in St. Louis and Suburbs F ; : One Cent 1 “ ’ pa mn maitreate : the ubans we kicked again. Re- fi. -¢ oth cu , biedta le® governed hy To the Fialtor of the Post Dispateh. him for an old geeser with the cash. -Now Week Day Issue, Elsewhere . . . . . . . . TwoCents | 8¥lt. Cuba is free from Spanish domination and Gen. Wood | - : the following rules: Advance to the inner} 1 4 mun has sense enough to earn a «al- | *¢ @ sorry. but she can’t let go, thougm Week Day Issue, on All Trains Two Cents is doing for the cities of Cuba what Gen. Butler did for New -. So ee ee pa ante Pye) 5. ary of $200) he certainly ought to have sense | *7°° still works for a bluff J . . . . q tae I ts 3. i ‘ . 4 =™9 ssc " ol | blah t; ‘ t oN wife witrour a bw o Kiut S The pPrevpie never know when they are ° ' ve . r} well off HREM Lvs Sunday Issue, at all places in or out of St. Louis . FiveCents | Urieans. : rm. Yp J give hin some one can help him he is nd . . . ’ va ’ - . . ‘ . ‘ . , ; ? pert” " . s ; es sl 4 3 . 2 Delivered by Carrier in St. Lonis and Suburbs, Now we are kicking at monopolies, imperialism, syndicate wah \, ers ee oe, ee ae ee ee) ee uch mistaken. Good Wives are never got- St. Louls, Week Day and Sunday per week Eleven Cents government, and we doubt not the result will be entirely S , Age Pen ee ee ee Page ote way. Such murriages are a! 7 . . . . . iy . ‘ yp 33 Re) Pe i] : ance ' * center | Paes q : “a;ways : satisfactory. iw, WS Pe gh Abe 3 che. eiitar with | “milures, r they are always marriages An Alphabetic Fancy. A : ‘y aah ie in apiil e* J j > i t : } “* . To the F.! : r of the oat-Diapatca a p.enty to marry Ori one of In P » te eing x y 7 TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS. Americans kick high and hard. Therefore they are making ‘Zp * a i ; Jn » body, with | . , , ’ ogress. No kick, 7 ‘ess. range, Wena Tagg om at csiens smyieileaaetaal aan GPeanauete £Coee ‘Ppiest homes I ever saw me ol . BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. ore ee 3 the thumb and fingers extended, the thum> | $13 per week and it's @ Joy. uunnd in? Aloe coe eee a ° ° . : paarig ; 7 : . we . tone nh ar i 5 : hen 44¢ ' haat ase didn’t need any help In Rettir ; *~) Smee Pom Ww. ©? “ Daily and Sunday,1 year $6. Delivered by Carrier in Towns The Councti led tn relieving the Nghting situation®y pass- 7. ne ag 5 agen Sag ine: °“Wlare vou Joo: fe never thought about it until one Sut uate ae yee fr a T ‘ ae a , J gat tj ; lé TY AVI ; AY . he am ae ane : pws re mec nin , tia . ’ . ) a@ u.'o oO ie "at lepat« 16 Pages . ic 24 to 32 Pages . 2c 40 to 50 Pages . Se 2 We P reorganization bills. ) . a . : ae? : - _ To Mr. G. EL, “The Young Misogynist:” : a itor of the Post-Dispatch > as] expression «as “Hot Outside the United States, Canada and Mexico, pe cS eee tee ne ch a.slang expression. as “Hot Double the Above Rates. THE RAILROAD TRUST. Se «' ‘ | 4 « boape pe | — out [ am a working girl and was a: « : UF RAS NNO ree : | “ ee vl Cine surrounded with all the luxurie “—_y . Loer ry - i I} Vv a’ orilege, or are you You forgot to tell ae, mld but Reverses came, ¢.) ee ee ae = ' is are sO very iIn- hi HERMANICUS me ee ee . oe The exact nature of the new railway «. inatic ix not ve f amet ‘ ay emewe Bis TELEPHONE NUMBERS. , ilWay combination is not yet é: ie. Yes, and } e he licks every PF. money cou known, but it seems tu be little if any short of a gigantic x = ; bane 1m tng Svenwe pelling me to earn my own Iivelih Bell. Kinloch. consolidation. ats: . wa Ay ong Thus being thrown into the so ‘lety acBIT EVE: . Sit mesons |: Mein Aang pes a eveseengn| waned Ticket offices In the large cities are tu be abolished and ye HOW IT HAPPENED. Sadana sivis. T have had Ss a oe tter | we b ae doe mw nirt We . ie o> nies. - Seeeweens i Judge thetr wavs and e¢! ‘ter » nn os ‘trer re keokKiog foy « girl Well, ite 1 aie 666 A 647 joint agencies substituted, city, general, traveling and dis- , ; BS Se ears them. I find aacene . a or mae A Very serious grinlge ag tinst ‘con Piereletion Dept. - . Main 1927 trict freight and passenger agents to the number of Seye ral a tniose with Which ] mingied When mo : i. ty — tell her about you, but . . » 6.2 , . . . . 4% ' ‘ - iat i i ] aris’ . u ti jar at one ‘ : : 7 : thousand will be discharged, assistants, clerks and solicitors dag ft-hand Bt Ri ae ar tte has av | ee ee Will be turned adrift and the train gervice between the Mise Linnlice facts tle «ot je ee : Pan ti rryv a working girl vt tt aie oa oF BK pt hy mg more with you, “Booby,” ; “ ie a . _ - mas , . cries t Coote, “taki ; ‘ ‘ “* ms : . ' “de t brea paalitie:: ia me ® “f ‘, S iarye timo long in any nme lace “4 Remit by Money Order, Draft or in Registered Letter. sissippl and the Atlanthe ( mi St ‘ onside rably revalu ed. ; ' ‘ ath ‘ ‘ aha . St. Pe . hit haimes. NELLI née is very liable te abe aveuni an, Address all communications and complaints of imperfect serv- Beonomy and stability of rates are the Objects of the Se ey . lette collar ie cut tn's tcl sc dalil een ao, wi w hen you haven't anything ice to POST- ISPATCH, St. Louis. combine, the ie Ne ita, however, to be monopolized by the cor- , ' i it ished vit ! > eit ink % , ; ? ‘*All the Comforts” on $9. x ’ y ‘ ‘Rot . of vou! attain nk AgeutF ign At tial SC Beckwith Special Agenc porations. The State by whose sufferance the cor porations “i + , ebnd pion a sry , ‘ i Wa, t) ‘liter of the Post-Dispatch. Missi = ant tian . ! ‘ ry ar ten dey ne ? s Li ray 7 : _f ~ : sha eteciisinaln appears ANXIOUS to hecome a “Benes : ii ' . . , a : ed ty .- ‘ ‘ i ' ae : ane tile» the 7 lict. OF THE the Russian despotism. The danger {is lmiminent, but there turn-over coll: reselles « ral tnated bea eile >>. FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF It Is now ea'id of res ipros ity that every interes et; . tec bs ’ xlitor of the P’ust Thin; afteb ate 6O MmAnVY women rrbiadcle na” ] ind like J am of the opinion that A. RB. C a—>-~ It remonstrates and demands that the treaties be rejected . The ‘ * ) Ihio are r ‘ eo ehnl ‘ : Pri. ail j Dn j heres lf, is in the came fix as a voung na : a ; Ser fF Phe wool men of Ohio are willing that we shall have re iprocity sely about hf mani know. She had a bright and +. & and aise from some of my bachelor friends ° on fruit and tobacco, but they object to reciprocity on woo! vi to smoke the pu , ‘ace wilt nt your ble Mam ocalilr ; her; . es" a oe ** 95,597 August The tobac i‘) growers of C*onne tic ut fu or rer ipred ity for | I at : : tate} : wo : - ‘ ie arta ks «Ts i) i is i 7 i ; 2 ot ; ‘ ‘ ek, ra BEA rr MM Pla ; , : . ole : meta Ni ptm, ' : tlh, ; orth y : i sntitnmemnetrmnnterenaentaiagititeliateias’ - 103,038 | September... 113,491 everything but their own preduct. The fruit growers of Cali- | "No. be persisted. “A pipe makes me /mendation. but still discharged you amust | 99600000000000 April a ,* 109,809 October cs re 4 fornia are strongly in faver of reciprotity on Wool and. to- rn " Mitke it and Lil ‘ peteoitsabebes POSTER GIRL POETRY . The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- sugar imported from the British colonies. So there is likely to ' ) tising with th distinct and unequivocal be no recipre Ley Mr. Dingley is dead. ana nobody else ‘ny - 4 at. ob _— > tr}. 6s t Or THE PAST," by }ieanor an Nee lari —_- — —_ ——— . — ing or evening newspapers Cc mbined. — Woman who on her death bed discov: red that hey huslanad ¢ an 4 American iriel thers 7 ° 3 ve . . aia me Be: . ‘ ‘ iit ‘? ta “ ) 7 a th . > ae sa BIGGEST WEST OF THE ISSISSIPP! loved her nurs’, and gave her to him, was as mu han ange! tory opens like that of ‘ist.*’ b \tr W “ry igh . as ftuskin. There aie CcVnpics VV hao WV i!] say th it she \iae with the birth of at hild and the death oo? enintive nde ly ; J yo Brg was unique, has 8. : ' Is mother, |e aving the little one to grow falling sdurce oc : ‘iam kife being a never- Entered at the Post-Office at St. Louis as Second-Class Matter. A nee ———— i i 4 bee*oorme- —_— OO OO OO a ee ee a a ne — laid in France, some of the characters he- ———————————— iif as a Shiart woman, and VW ante ] tu punish hina, but VW hy } pruas ~ ai 2 ~ tay? ? alrie le “ in eee one Neaclers: Flis Viewys on the Working Grirl, upon human Hyves, sented in Fnglawa pie wt) 6° ae ; ae saie ~ ‘ ‘ “a Cc TT a ie cae edition by G 7 , cé GUIDE TO THE OPERAS" Is the | age — ty & Bird. . Seat cS Sa . , - tiiie of a very excellent volume [ ber the num- oo cece oe spel” By a : by listher Singleton. It is a de- | Magazine Mail —_ OO a If it is true that we must hold the Phvilipopeinness wld our Chinese trade, it is equally true that we must But Mr.. Gage is unhappy. ect of agence when it is aiviged among the powers Versus Debutante Discussion. wrong; Heaven forbid; but because Mr. Hanna thinks he Ix absurd to suppose that Germany, Great Britain and Fr: een indiacreet. NG Will hold any doors open for us, whatever they om (Vo pror- ’ ; : Det Ae: It was entirely proper for the Secretary of the Treasury to\ wee » ey eneds : , ghd a iy ng alle oye Sing caer hold t! iar grant epecial favors to the National City Bank in return fir aS ee = ) : fs ees eee 7 sicniglhe ' House | atart . 2 wit Saad . Bned eit iy gftarecct 4 usic of the most celebrated operas. this ve haath campaign eantributions. But to let the fact out, to publish . The eounctry knows now w hat it would og 4 mat } i hin : wT | 3 ‘hy great ; age janie bts | pe a ‘ rt : i a , . is ] , | L to give a lear and compre- ; letter from the vice-president of the bank in which = this N Senator Beveridge had been really lost 1: 1 SRN eg? ee cet oe eS en Eee Gluck, Mozart Hosein, We ber, Meyerbert “claim” upon official favor*was bluntly advanced—that is un- Maberly Headlight, og Se eae ge rage, ‘ ul Verdi are liberally ‘tseated ant anae ssue fs pardonable. A man in Mr. GUage's position shouldn't let his In the language of Senator Wolcott the coimtrs ar " gos ee fe itt in ria se mt i y wit . Hf ony bl ords and saunid Seen nf | ee ander Wilder, "M. _De right hand know what the left is up to. ‘ , ed ts 4 be . ee addition to Words and mueic the dramatic ’hilosophers and lovers of ghost jore witi have miss ‘d Barn ‘thi , Se j T) / - sy t Ins Vu and sordid, erement receives attention, Stage directions | find food for thought in ft Politicians who subtract and divide shouldn't forget the | ME ASR OS io aS And eve rvthing necessary to “Ory f | ePV UAL : : a COMprenen- Richard Hlenry ° “flonoof the » he Sica . Nap Sapo 2 ste iry Savage's tatast rule of silence. That is absolutely necessary to their peace ; wR nee ubdlbmer piri aw Cupt. Lamon,” a Story of Modern ° of mind. The proposed (Ciage investigation will be stifled. M has said so and what Hanna says is law. mUZerd sr Whit rtryet ’ i . . bl 7 > make a Bool iption and Interpretation of the words | shers hope Thursday's Chicago Water bulletin said ‘uy - . ietsh Som | ‘ee é ig! sot? . Bs a ; i tii ’ } i Ne ‘ \y ? ) reefs ’ ee. ’ t; " } i h4 ' sj sat sf * ix a ! : yo mA } , r) " LA’ ¢ } mom * : bait \ » ‘*, ~ vor ui? . . ge Water is suspletus Is it possible’ that the bacthria «are®r- | a sang Pago me nati pty a ‘it~ 4h One Set eae I ne ei” : A, = any s been published by Rand, MaNelly @& > ~ ; - ° aan 4 i ; : j ‘ ‘ ‘ . - ‘ ' i ; et ite’ ? z iti Peete 4 ‘)4 , . . ' a . —=- fusing to emisratr, anil that the "driv ais ‘ : Pil} as , “4 | press “oy pi? tel , Ww : 1") Mead & Co.. New York ) iy Bass han isome iiustrated form, The : , ‘a anite of their ; eee . . i’ ' ‘ ' = > le x . _ stir opreri (ile ciash of Arms, , pened before he had any need of big campaign contribu- : oe pir aati Sie ; m 1 t° get on fer t ake of apt. Jatin gale oie ailepeea aR te ee: newspapers are familiar with | dash and adventure eo 0: tions. Base and surdii’ are herd worde t. peopel y f we a rtje- a a \ ; f - ‘ ° ‘ a)t } .* , 7 t ie* ae . ~ " hy | i aiew , at. ‘ 1 . oa ° ° : ’ facial expression. Meare try (;uRke. Is there neVer to Ne anv reform in ‘ ‘ ’ — - aly ‘ity ee rae bof} ebeky pried i ‘4 lies imMor Ullque in comtemporary art, which, ‘Phe fia hi there were literally several ' N@- A. WadSsS Miathiy aned NeMest, pupsseasect sac bartys anf foatures tu the prvtesmeagalnat ible na Cc; ; be le ri’ . , , . . . : incorrig and can’t be anything worth while. Phere are Missourians who rememter Missouri] winters «> - ! ar. ean i) iccak tid M | ye ? “STP in-@.é ’ hiohert« to -_---— —_— oo See J . . . 2 —_ hever got cold after the January thaw, and fad Se . . an ise 4s a representative o ree ue WN HUMerouws Plietures and ai} ter tf keen an interest there cok, much sterling Breil i! AOPrion epee "v Rudyard Kipling has gone to South Africa. not to tie! : . “ae ofight, but lh to talk. t t: to write. lie will be more or less struck with the effective _ . _— re 4 MARKHAM ON MARKHAM. ild-philosop! nPhag . | lieving tt tt t Urneolwe ' ; | he Kentus ky lie pu wlic ins WwW hieo Went Th hy rmokfiert ri ] vy : at : ; j ; : : titi mn . aryl thus vital manner in which the Boers have reminded his count y of his Democrats got t »>shooting at hi 1h h atte Auther of “The Man With the Hoe” :' 7 A SMLe OF UL wh; ‘re | 4! timely, & . hiowar! & Hulbert are admonition not to fotget. a oe SO BROCE SS Cnn Seine e that taketh up | 44% . ; ' try A. 4 Puucdlock’'s graphts i the gun shall perish by the gun. Tells How He Was Moved to diel Kept ee ares nape nan many heard mp Story. ~ | dame ta Tour.” te? —— : t 4 nits ' : » belenendd, bed fo cchatare ‘Ss, ri hie} “ome h al ready In t rt] i" and, this etrange Perhaps it has been Count Castellane’s ambitio oOo exce)] his Write the Poem. } re} tie eee hy 4 liven f ast & Corrian i gucts is eald to : - . ' é' B Real cet, ‘ mn a re ae | beridee fy ar are eti}l ‘©? Hi rim in, ELA, principles and PATRIOTISM WITHOUT AN APPROPRIATION. father-in-law as a financier. Hie niay easily have thought he The qiuestio, “Is Markham a Seclalis ' ‘ ' j *ht by | es “in otal i a vildren, ard buy iT more than mere ti xp re n iife from the ineide, its ) vlurng narrative but with remorseless Mr. William A. English, son of the Democratic Vice-Presi- | COUld do betters than the old man. Lb SRR, atlantida ce Testiabinint fine he satisfving of the eotid-emind which Gential candidate of 1880, believes in patrivtism without an A man's jaw has been broken by the kick of a Missouri pig a = : | eps aye ¥ a: Abad i, wyaightg. Be i sp ehepe OC] demands my ud love and longs fur § acura: ) ab appropriation. The Missouri pis evidently has aspirations He has noted SL ae eae r Past ma | . | Scape 7 a a ee ; thie ripairip of the heavens 4 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, Mr. English Was a captain of Volunteers in the Spanish | sume of the strong points of the Missouri mule. ar. When he was mustered out the Treasury sent him a It is Jearned from Petie Quinn that an autemaebile le fine at eth Own le, © beatin: Jag check for $1172 for his services. This he returned, saying he always be stopped. Rut neither can a horse bot ! | , mplétec to mabe, 2 gvloséuna ae Sa would not accept pay for egcrvice to his country in time of many flery steeds that would h a a cs i complaint to make a grievance to ventilate. tafer danger. Mayor's office. oes eee " stir gag tho\ex@ernal| A burning th . Zacping note lle eorvice to Benue Evidently Mr. English has old fashioned tdeas of patriotism, ; 7 pasghles , fe : age: : Pe eee \ pes f bores , bile gerview to acasnowledge, and But isn't he Maht? The pfivilere to herve on i ceubiry te The rich Amcrican girl Who marries . meien title and | ¥% 3 ria rise, ts oar ln, ) ae wn : : “ creeds 2 ci x . | | ~ pein Iesned, better sewerage, plenty the many thousands of Chiramen who have come to us with | toe ti t) Then, toe, hie» ihe "her, of} ' ; om hie: iri ean afin ler, poenty of gmt, The Chinese Minister to Fngland, Mr. Chichen Lofengler, ts | our new territory, and who work for so much less mione ra S Injust iad Poot “ neiat ‘a film of | white | | CHANGES. eee. 4 papi the right aml proper very proud of his own language, which, he thinks, ts fitted to] our own workers require. . a 1a iy gag E Snectin® enti Sie Gaile roert «€, om derail : i- ge ae Lath . be my will pour Become the universal language so much desired by many eee. painst t t Walk oVer grat ty the Post-Dispatch Poet S! i: es WEST END. woeare. . “The Paper of the People.” : . ; direful changes cothe with a In an article in the Sunday Post-Dispatch he declares the From the Chula (Mo.) News 8 a cacy a egg: akethe a eg por Tepe ar Without Pay. 7 te ey ‘« tantamount to erime, One Contented Drug Clerk. world ia drifting towards a common speech by natural evolu- The Sunday Post-Dispatch that greatest of all Su slaw vo P the degradation o bor, the oppress'om af 77 Ne ae aacy ado they shock the n } . bditor of the Post-Tispat tion, and he recommends the Chinese for certain enumerated a “' seven ~Agpenene Page ye 9 9 rah ; md figures ore pre hey a mn oe m ss Bn eis - nd surprise combined have been @ di @1 - the past 16 — . : a. ais shoWs the Marveious growth of that apeer aluiripg thy , brper ; &§ Nat bittase ;? { - wr ti », oC father w. ; a! ‘ , ‘ *y cient . ‘} ‘hie thwal our cheriehes @dvantagces, ore being that it does not change. ended, and demonstrates beyond 1 the fa led opt : 0 fwinst beth the per oe i, 7 ae aS n a" — pan a te This ie why Chinese will not become the universal language. | at the beginning ef this article . ® Sundin as . re geipteli ' 4 , = =" Of Our Gearest friends, . a " ¢ aT , 9 n : . ‘ ° 3 . . . ‘ . . . , te. P : : P ; a ¢ { . —_ ; ae * Py, t r ’ oe? . . ’ . That which doers not change has no life. it cannot meet the oj tony Ske ee oe — : . wo Vers . f a pol. wpenena i Meas na . age . ee ; p rae ; rdof warning!’ Sa: i r tor e entire «i : ther Sutrda 7 : boorn-pre ‘ a. ‘ ducted bah pe. . oy ; gn thi ‘ee our pial tt TAs thultiplicd requitements of a busy, vital age reached the point of furnishing Int: tine reacdh Pe; 4 ‘T heheve in Dear, CLLAN i & tle Pp the stat Of capn. Wieeier fat neu yeas ‘wie nA th. ? , page za i 7 eit here o mypeiled ta When the nations are of one tongue they will probably | and ‘ of no Matter what taste ® paper of the Re eee ee ee prac Need VE Rain® waidiairion 8 Ae amin: Zh reg Sis lie a ae jem Pe pred St. | itil ‘enw on ace porning une speak English. Hut it is doubtful if the world is drifting tn | 2*°?"* -claadnidiessai cael ; orf af his ted«emotion. ‘While F inieahabind 1h, —* attiel hie a ats ate ath RY asap Pie cg a. oe ge dn ae ore aaa hee that direction Many things must happen before that world. : THAN rv : e, * am Theaprans pitie }° | 1 : ! c! al Bork pe | ites he dé. to’ aim. "O § rr) nd jel wide Anglo-Saxon dominion is an accomplished fact. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. 1} | bss ) c | , a bio 5 > 5 " J : : | ; ‘ ve ~~ I (+7 i* ; JOoINNY HYDROGEN. ooo - And it does not matter muct iat ; would rei ami « 1 that ne LAnd sor: | / on are out The Bible. / M M. C.—Dec, J Ere Peal n “Puesd : . ’ . , ir ' ae , , o . ; ¢ . e" 4 ° si” ‘ : ss . : ‘ ‘ . , : > ’ , ’ : . . No doubt Mr. Gage regards John Quincy Adams as an old HARRY X. Y. Z Pour peo le fitp ‘ er ‘ . rel trest eon ‘ 1s abe ’ = y Tat) liter of the Poet Lilepates fogy. Adams, having a small block of stock tn the United JI. M. HEDRICK.—J an. 10, 136 wm Frid ortance Is the spirit in: waied vo ; ; au s | Aq 3 Se e: . 8a with what you esalé Btates Bank, eold it on his election to the Senata A. R. EADER.—There is no premium on a half-dime of 18a n spirit « ving service. Work of ld of | ack: ‘Pay te feneral Edie wk Rap gl aggg c+ nag % x séy to ara a aes - CONSTANT READER The pena ’ is fixed by the court- fine a at «A J ‘ i } , y r art . I . sma f . ‘ a, 2 ea ; | iN ; ; hy 3 ; apr wt , 4 MB eco pg mOTT ad roe ? whe, unfortt A NATION OF KICKERS. CONSTANT READER.—There {s no premium on a Columbian |.) FS je ba + seesntharts dgten , hes : SEIS” ee 3 sac 7 gan tg , + gi yore, ty ; be . ire so presudioed® = In A recent epeech President Hadley of Yale College half-dellar of IS%2 ie s ' ' a ‘ wo Pees : I8oY, ffeil on Thus - July 3 “us « oe wieam of the i tir OV ETY al povernim: site! vis ——e Ste bie Te, S if contains 4 oi aes | en! Bue , , ‘- ‘ f paras ft fa the 'e utterly opi) by! eaid the trusts were already here and there was no uee in TWO SUBSCRIBERS.—Jan 1878, feil on W ednesday. —_— ~ - a te . . ' me «iat I j j ; > wes tes Tim Si Mora, te cc. ae wellas t& hrauties ® kicking against them--‘the American people hate a kicker.” : ar : read . Ore E. T.--Inquire at Public Library. 1 at bene rt cin 2 nother State Selling Liquor , ; ' te ne 5h The American people ale the greatest kickers in the world, dexed in Poole’s Index ‘ ‘ i ‘ , 60 MF) Lal@ *iiling aguor, "7 ' . : as ; : i ; rif ; ; When Great Hritain tried to tax them without repre- 4 ‘ ai} ing tal: ) n 2 holy. « is eee t o vom the Springheld (Man . | : een ) ep od ~ Mua il) W—Winn {fe in jJall awaiting trial: : . ng Vera v , oid has Ae n “owl is gone! ; PER ns ‘e@entation they kicked: and independence followed, We cannot obtain the addresses. On ee ae pe nina te Dine nian war Ladin aaa ae am | Making Ice Roads. When Great Hritain impressed their seamen they kicked, SUBSCRIBER. —-The Enalish are a Teuton! h iT eater. one + | je “Bout Some ‘and the protests ' * wae an od town called Chicago: From the Detroit News ; the war of 1812 followed and the so-called right was given [| Celtic mixture perhaps The Irish and Sootc! ; -f lean put su eayy | ns 1 him | ire Bex , sual Appi ~~ eee a Lumbertmen are -running epri re ’ f{ritons. MR. R. F. M..~-The moon Was in the d*onetellation ¢ a! 7) ° tm ce ’ i , alt > fret fF wm. rit ‘ pA Pas Comme te ,e 4 ‘ .! ‘aid t Was Nonsens makin jew ripae } — up _by the haughty } stb i the 16th and lith of this month. In dao sth, Pin and JH Dickens rave wa his hoy typ , ff Alabama has just put in fei . ‘ nse Michiaor yy? Yor _ When the Holy Alliance proposed to intefiere in American | gi Ge in Cancer again 12th, 13th and Mth of February; in Leo] smike. the pathetic 1 in. Niche plan of State operation of ¢) : ; 16eb. yess | “Theres ho suck @ thing,” quoth Chicage. ing a . i away « ** é , Pe La : ie 7) ne v talk about consclence— ice reads afte ad of any other ae | Nickleby.” ” 4 . nt , affeire, they kicked, and the Monrve doctrine was premul- 00 ae i, eles : wo tek Emig Bri Fae ‘ has bo 4 a : « es » eae _» i ae Ss 2 ’ i's > = ze a a Pe a; Pet ANY yo Bo i . we ma! ee Lo. ae as — weg - ir a. F ; a aie Son Bes Cae Epa 5 a eas Ri. ibe 2 on! Sega Be , iL - i ow tie ee
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> - ’ with: Magy ee titecgte sone? POEL EE ES EE EER NT TT aR, I * ,. * COR 2 yee ~~ oe ee > =. ae - -_-—-—- . ar SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1900. mA, wT. Me. ie ee Sens a eS Pye A a gay ae phim ‘ ee ee HE ALSo Does SOME Fancy SKATING ST ENDS Ends of St. Secretary Frank West knd Football the ambition of a1] year’s championship wit game It that feat is a first of its kind in football in St. Louis So as to take no ch West Ends will on Sund strongest teum against The only missing their crack half back, sick list, but his place Dave Quigiey The line-up “of his “omp the te grounds sunday Wes! Breome I ha Ay ain nen Kickstelger Mg! ye bFinuegan Macs arthe MocS wee is hinds i ition Forward Ik. Kavanagh Kane lteferer William Frivan tire the veut the See: Aguila. Sirengmtliervy matched they One of gfames of day, When rock® meet teams have now s0 evenly le certain when Will be: (vellng Club Iiruskn ._. Winstanies Lyneb Lowise MeDenougao Juehne (\sanerford lealy Jarret: Lait ss Shen Referee » . .* prettiest! P’smithe fecml ~ bull bas Italf ten Iialf lac . Forward . Forward . Forward Forw ard kerward Fred Govdwyn It is sald that the Sh a wonder in their new hail from Tully, the West says his team will Ende on Sunday Chri lgrothers’ defe etlan Artie Lowts, the Cyel ward, will show his ZamMe against the The West Ends team out Sanday Single exception of Me the slick list. In his will play half back. Enda will t foo ‘ the West ams they leading association country, including trolt, Muncie and Cine -— —— - After local te Two games are the St. Louts League hak Hill Park The meet the and St. Louis avenues meet the Nationais Th met twice, each a good contest is expect Lindelis willl line 1 a« followe: and H The tles Sunday backs. Noonan Roland, Tivs Heckermeyer, ham and Bascom. Che Lindells will have ing the Thisties forwards as Amnmons, com, fident of victory The game and Nationals best games played this eturted at 2:30 ‘Joe MeMahon ts piay the I.ibertys The work of the of any Loague. other The Hie Four Rallroac ganized an association wouid like to hear fron in the 17-year-old their first game Sunda Vandeventer Indians one of the most training daily and are royal. The teams will If Big Four (Cranks Position Willlame (soa Jebneot Fall ditto . Forward Forward Porward Hussey. itapt.:. S hiuetetr Green Keferee M football teams in the 19- would like to pay the I or Oak Hills 1445 Mullanphy «treet. ee ee DER ee — .-~i 'u4.3 all the time it's the best for Health and Hospitality.’ J emploves have or- football team and 1 al] railroad teams They will pias Y with the erack promises to be Ramee. ever Roth teams are ready for a battie ne up as follows: . Vandalia Insdlans Cay avaugd Clears Giynn , Roche J. Cwilet , Voelker GU. Collet (Wept.) vear-old class, They flue Bells, Olymptas TRADE war’ David Nicheisen, St. Louls, Me. i Pp. m., re eed E — roe Are A FEW SPRING DATES, - ——> "HOSE OF LITTLE ROCK, MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS ALREADY ANNOUNCED. GREAT RACING SEASON AHEAD. — el The California Entries to the Fair As- sociation Stakes Expected In Saturday. In less than six weeks the regi senuson will be The regular with the closing commenced. scason may * be said to down of New Cirle: land the opening of the Arkansas Jockey Club’s meeting at Little Rock. The rac- ing at Arkansas capital opens on March 28 and extends to April 4. On the day following, Thursday, April 5, her gates with a racing extend from open ans the Memphis opens season that will April 2%. On Saturday, Nashville opens, and Muay from Nashville many of the to Loutsville, where they Will Ta that date tv meeting at extend tv the April °S, it will horses will e from race at Memphis shipped to &t. the meeting opens May 1. t» Aug. 2, and at the close neariv all the over the Churehiil Toppercd here. unis wihere ry lm kwood ije¢’ num eT jist jot xe Si ered 4 (orleans for Tanforan there are eard and the Siake at a are Zoroaster Advance (siintnus Triomed & Jennings’ Corrigan’s en- (iuard, Shields med, Brown «€& ¢ la thea beet He won again about rhe that Tom as talking ie ¢€ fect Sloatis puace Reresford’s stabie Mid be Nears j it?! the stoan, tne jockey, muide the stable te ford eolors wie had h LEpreany ? ’ returhied , eo? Dret “ Wers Bred tnere Was meisure mie le ’ nie Sican se i illie associa | Hi _ he irs COTY i! Snglishme leal of Sioaun who was the victin fu’! wa ea good waiter insolentliy. but the inselent treaimelt lawn And thus it / Sloan's pace an: him A trouble with Lord Beresford caused the rupture. the wes, and prebaiby is. inrat hie indiscreet tongue got and / United | districts or in certainly preceding year ex FAVORS OPEN FIELD =—_ — GCV. TANNER GIVES HIS VIEWS ON THE SENATORSHIP. PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO CULLOM He Believes That Instruction for the. Senator Would Simply Be Injecting Dry Rot Into Republican Party. CHICAGO, Jan.. %.—Gov. Tanner, in repiy to the question whether he was a cai- didate for Senator Cullom’s place tn the wanes States Senate, said yesterday: ‘At the close of his term, March 4, Cullom will have been 18 a Senator. Preceding that time he was (;overnor of Illinois for six years. The Senator was never considered a great man, during his prime of life and mapn- and now, that he haa grown old and his selection as the candidate for States Senator by Instruction in the State Convention would addi no strength to the Repub- lican ticket. “Il am opposed to closing the doors the United States Senate to many worthy and capable HKRepublicans ! nois who are in the prime of manhood, who have demonstrated their capacity of leadership, and many of whom have had equal experlence in national legielation.” (;0V. Tanner {s opposed to the State Sen- ate indorsing anybody for Senator, . and upon this question he said: : the Democratic gerrymander of have 20 Repubiican senatorial dis- and 31 Democrati districts. It Is that under this unfair apportionment “] the General Assembly tn 18%, but in t last>year, when he State by 70.00, some 12 or members Were elected by a 1991, Senator even hood, infirm, eheould earry Assembly, ates Senator hat we ’ Forty-second General ‘reason thara Uv be elected and the is ti he re; oned. Pacing these grave con: printed ans cnosen as candidates “sa gisiature should eat he compelled ear the burdens of others. “Tl am especially opposed, under these circumstances, to instructions for Senator Such Instructions would virtually on of dry rot into fhe. Repub- of ITIllinots. Senator Cullom in his life magnetism; never w as able to create party enthusiasm, he would be unable to bring a single ypubifcan vote to the cause of Repub- vanert : : s } See taal 4. - i Steg a4 a ask a es Nhe Oe wan adie en & » ae ad te i « — s EM. io big.” ™ .* ~ vr © a) pe " “a 2 i Fe a8 - te ae
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ee ee ee CPA TC SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1900. | THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LoUTS es es IIL RULE EXTENDED’ Ne warscronne cere. Sas ie |. | __ee 2s _ ab nciitabinepeadintinaiaiaii . ' fs hia f ‘ , nw { , me ° aw ‘ Pr ' : those already cabled are that after Feb. none i . aoe a maar nee a one metic’ — Makers. Apply © ll tor sand art mire teuce _ IM Franklin av. , ; ome? © : ~— —= = i e Tactories, ane ( € . . ' 5 . “VATE : ' a r o 1, all communications between civil and for the workingmen. It will be a semiaa Granite Cit,, 11. GIRL WANTEI>—German girl for kitchen work. pit. yy SE he Bi N.—Furnished se-ond floor front | THE BEST prices for carpets. furnitere, pianos ana ved eo ROWLAND, BS Oe a tor " al 7 ” . ‘ Oo ‘ (x 106 t (n> Fe ‘ rhe sand > = fai te Tore ; 7 $* military officials will be tsansmitted | ful transformation for Binney Station. PORTE It WANTED -Porter; $3 per week. 515. - 3 5S. Broadway. et fo ng rooms, ale unfuroished fuoine. household goods.Phone C1498. Harris 1 8. Grand ities from any cause audcesnialae aaa through civil channels. Secretaries and en ERE ay megaman Vandeventer ay GIRLS WANTED —Expertenced “Dastera on vests; OURTERNTH S8T.. 325 S.—Ndevly furnished | —— Den "tin kee 1 , ~ —— — call at once. 2 ‘ + freut Too s er temth, for gentlemen. , {AKY ARTHUR'S monthly regulator; ladles members of the Cabinet having charge will The Book of the Month. PRIV Die di S*aAses a specialty at Franklin Avenue ‘ i a once 2s s 7th at . ups alrs. : - = —- I’ . ike emith 4 i 5 aos _ HOUSEHOLD Goons F FOR SALE save tline an ! tr ner by ca! ‘UN rag at Morgan. h . — . * You must not miss the arst i: hatastuoent of ree Sma 1214 Franklin av. GIRL WANTED--A competent dining room girl; GAINE ; ovgs 2 ruome, basement and attic. — Res 2: ’ eae : present the matters they have under a: oh " a SIO M ~ —————--— | with references. Call at 4341 Westminster pl. oer DR MARY ARTHUR, spectalist; ladies’ . 22 ei die to n. as F 5 , “experienced etraw hat se rs. rT e m y; Da i, Vv wa’ er, couve ule Vv AS ap - —_— -— tintin eimiatoce, beat of meedls ee ee a “4 cong 4 — Timwakens WANTRD-— 1000 a , ~ | "Southwestern Straw. Works, 1000 N. Broudway. car. "| Forsaron GOODS— For ale, @ @ $85 curly oak | Wlarities: © guarant toe euerene ap ae . * oly tic u a an. - tlemakers; a lle . Pane ee --———— - — _ “droom set for $25 cash. A 4415 Fer}! deowte , ally for final decision; civil officials are : to T2ise at stump; inspection once a i pay pay GIRLS WANTED —Expertenced hat — trimmers. | MOTEL ST. LOUIS—Corner 4th and Locust ste; | — _ pele = ———-| Da eee Kinlee charged with the conduct of civil affairs MRS DAVIS GIVEN AN OVATION hg BO —: (fine timber and healthy locality; Southwestern Straw Works, 1000 N. Broadway. | Deat, telephoue service; $1.50 per week up. Z Sewing Machines. . —~ wnder the supervision of the Military Gov- ° ss _ Klots Land and : amber Co.. Greeavilie, Mo. GikhL WANTED—Girl, for kitchen work 0393 | HOTEL RARNUM--Rooms heated; low rates for MAC ITINE . , i 2 4 band aE mm re me wht ge ea spectal at . : - : . : ‘osstaai : : a lephone “e: ctric elewat. M. S—For sale, new and 2 n machines, SUSIO give » female diseases years’ | — a Tes with the mainte coae ot public Tenth Annual Banquet Held by Ex- ee tate morenonteh P piertiae eS: See d'fferent makes, half price. 1114 Pine; closing ar as” aa *. erfeet sscluston during ¢a- ei lhe . ) . ° ~~ . + opege e UST v . . , oO cre: . . sut repel 7 “Deluen or ly wiv te. It ble, 1 tea Hot(skGInlL WANTED Girl for ener 7 ho ae. | LAWCUST ST., S11--Opposite Poetoffice; rooma for out busines . } t a relia ncorpora order in the general sense of the term, Confederates in New York. SHOE SALESMAN work; smell family. Call at rs neral be "Ov. gentlemen; hot and cold baths, furnace beat; | oewivg ‘HINE—For _ | : heme: those diss: tisfed elsewhere eepectally tm- Military officers, the order directs, are NPW YORK, Jan. ®.—The Confederate comfortable; reading room; electric light. , aw ENG MACHINE—For sale, _ matent Improved cane J. terme reasopable; will take ope to work. mot to interfere with the civil authorities Veteran Camp of New York gave its 10t h Wanted, on commission, to carry a well adve HOUSHGIRL WANTEI>-— Young girl to do general : = - in = . Singer sewing Inachine ; complete, perfect condi m live sf except under extreme conditions, where- al b : , . Waldorf reneral line of a well est; , Bovertiaed housework; email family; large wages. 6722 | MARKET ST., 710—Nicely furnished room and ten, at sacrifice, SYS2A Finney. “\ | ’ aye oA in their cpinion, public official Ife and Astoria ia honc , ot a R bert Ele "| Must have abt ty amd ah > expert ace, ada Sh cepengmaginnd ne eae SEWING MAOHINES - F le, Singer $5: D to wp “tbe Goan fia tee —\ s Pm mathe 4 ° Y v ono oO yen over 4. ae, » r . oe © eres AUGdTess, | at g PER - -- : -—- . ‘ . a ; 4 o or 8a eo ’ af uje* > P.eit he »TeLe Mitse tlm o natoem b a property are in serious danger. In this | Three hundred persens attended. Mrs, Jef- stating cape lence ’ Hox aaiaiaic _ Boston, Mass HOUSEGIRL WANTED —-Gitrl for general house- MARKET ST., 1%1-Clean and newly furnished tie, $7; White, $8; all improved. guaranteed emai ireaiway, free consultation and ad vice with al led Sows esa RE tem os a ferson Davis was tendered an ovation as work. 3049 Washingten av cites teumueeeher’ T. housekeeping or without; och, @ eee bem pear Pinney, Kin- each alimission; phreician alwaye in ee ae ¢ We ’ epy i mmediatleiy she entered the banquet room. Pp - c Oe, 2 - open even ‘ SREP a eeone 4 : . n Hort SPAj! » WAN yusegir le { . — - - - . - - - - treatment for private troubles, ao oy wire und jetter to the Governor of Letters of regret were read from Pres!l- erl. l e. eT e| | a amine ‘ Phooey —" fe sg Pit tao aie MISSISSIPPI AV... 1207 Near Lafayette Park: |} SEWING MACHINES —ASpecial bargains: Singer. charges, ete: elther ses cal — 107 7 Th a om chore! ; dent McKinley, Gov. Roosevelt, Mayor Van atta : r wery desirable rooms; newly and nicely furnished; $1.50, New Home, White.and Domestic, $3.0); Mth st.) tapeworm nn ee “cure cuarant we @ military authorities are.also charged | Wyck and Col. James Longstreet of New MERCANTILE COLLEGE, . sii ‘ reasonable Singer drop heads, $15.50. 1210 Frankhin av. Kin- | ; we ; with the inspection of prisons, throughout | Orleans. Lincoln Trust B! . HOUSEGIRI, WANTED. A good girl or woman for one ameereaa - lech Tel... e772. LAIDIibs- if in trouble. save time and money o their districts at least once a month, re- widual Bate tion given in Ce oe +. Pee ¥ ¢ neral housework in small family; Germano pre- — on ST., Pony dren furnished frent and | —— calling at QL Franklia av Ge , “Vv : : rises ere nema ~ ommerctal, Short 1, erres ‘ me ack rooms, for gents and housek ‘2 + ————————— a — - orting independently of the civil. reports. English Branches; write for catalogue: pa — pape red. Call at 3005 Cook av. om ny gents ann eats | ANCING LADIES Dr Anna Newland's Regulate never never, NINTU ST., SIS N.—Nicely furnished rooms: gents D . fais; try treatinent free. 26, S. 14th et. SIEGE Groom, wnicas guch nction toball | | ee ee on HOUSEGIRE WANTED—White itt for general light housek \ | idl | ‘ bP a e —————— he ewo e ce , elede or ent ousekeepin pe ent 2 . be absolutely necessary to prevent the con- R= N eh E 4 wousewWwork, references. 45352A Laclede av } ping. apr 7 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. eer, Fee regulates, ee falle: Ce tinued publication of matter tending to pro- ' S OVE R E PA] RS mOUSHGIRI, WANTEI>-German beet “- general ol ob Hs whee Te AN ots me Jatest yay jee pearetors ent tees am Bo = ae = housework: @ lf i] ly rr at. pouUsekee ping. $%. “ open. Prof. Adams, 3127 Olive — voke a serious disturbance of the public FOR THE PROTECTION OF OUR WANT ena ae : muse ua amily. ga 6 4 poate alWays open r ’ LADI S in trouble gall: private home before sad ‘y stove or range made in the United States How SKhUIRL WANTED- Girl to cook and assist OLIVE ST, 1220 -Desirable newlr furnished front | DANCING; Miss Hardy's academy of dancing; during confinemne ‘nt. Mrs Meyers, 2018 Wash @t. , Chiusses Tonesday and Saturday evenings yMouey re- eT “peace or unless necessary to prevent ob- ADVE ecene pubiications from menacing. public RTISERS. to be had at A. G. BRKALER’S, 219 Locust st cone use Work; goo rage 7 arlor; also two Tooms for light housekeeplt IFEK morals. The order deciares that the, efvil Answers to advertisements will not be de- a con eee | General Aeusowers; Geed Peg. tie ee. Be ee ee me funded when satisfaction 18 Bot give yee ree ee dre ont 94 law will be found ample to right private | livered except om presentation ef the check : ———=— | HOUSHGIRIE WANTED. Housegirl. who appre- | OLIVE ST... 1324--2d story front room, with Gre; ] Vandeventer. found for int.; ladiga ta weelte call. 260 & Wrongs calling for same SALESMEN WANTED. Sens See Rae; OS ema: Ce ee 208 al etna o 1D Peer em ee ; | : -| MRS. BRIDGES, 1204 Chonteau av., ladies" Geter, W7 Hickory st. OLIVE ST. 2128_k ~ ' DANCING—Prof. Frankel’s prize dance matinee at no medicine: Kinlorh € 777: : , S 4 ~ wolar toons, let and 2d flours; for Coneordia Turner Hall, ith and Arsenal ets ; A t bith rb hours & to 2. The military are charged with the capture 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ‘ f bandits who are to be turned over to) ™™ ae a SAL MAX w ANTED. = ‘ ; moe ShGOIRL WANTED--A cumpetent bhousegirl. gentlemen and couple. Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21; Frankel Orchestra, 6] URS Dk. CALLANAN treats all dis. and $2 xX ‘T ‘ ‘ { 20 > . ad A , ° . *- ai. : pe ence hig gh grade 21 Pine st. LT OLIVE ST... 3127—2 or 8 rooms. furnished oe un- musicians larities sucweasfnl's; lowest terms. 2325 M he civil authorities, the military. supply- ng the judges with all the evidence possi-| SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE, | *sitfectionery seleruan for filinin, Kent ky and |p ee a : iene: Sone eee , | p ores See MSEGIRL WANTED- Colored girl for genera shed; 2 ; : Me RS — — ——=—* | MRS. L. HOTSON, | ladies’ private home 20 Words or Lees, 6 Cents. _Tentiew ee. Ad. © 41, Post- Dispateb a ; : Department Commanders shall cause, — SALEQMAN WANTHD—Man who hes bed come a no washing of covking. 4007 MePher- | OLIVE ST.. 836—Newly furnished 2d story front PATENTS AND PENSIONS. confinement; absolute protection and safety once each quarter an inspection of the pub- AOCOU NTANT—Accountant and allround good _of- experience as sulesman; goxl chance for advanee- |; ~~ ee room, suitable for gentlemen, one single reom; w de I 20 Cent sured: motherly care: Irrecularities; success ic schools in their respective departments | °C. % Toad man seeks position with first-class {| = ment; city work; references required: call after | UOUSEGIRI. WANTED—Girl for general house- |} “ nventences; moderu, 2-p-nsisehesciaias tt = ~~ enteed of no charges; infants adopted; army officers. house. Ad. B41. Pust-Dispatch. 8:30 a. sm. and Investigate. Couroy Brow., 10U714 | | York; Po washing or froutng. 3532 Wasblugten. | Oy rye sp. 1931--Neatly furnished rooms for light PATENTS, designs, caveats, trade-marks obtained; | {120 Gu second door, oa0t a "2208 y live The chiefs of public work {in each prov- BARTENDER—A good. reliable y man wants| _ “lve st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Good gitl for general | housekeeping and sleeping rooms; §2 and up.- mechanical an working drawings. R. L. Richard, | _ SE" OB secon’ Coos, no | Cass ince and the military engineers in each de- position; best of refe. young 0 Post-Dis- SAL ESMEN WANTED-—T: ~aveling eal housewert: Gerwan prefe rred. 3322 West Chest- ay nel patent atty. and mech. eng., TOY Odd Fellows’. / MRS. DR. MURPHY receives before cc Ce teeaae hey woe ge egg Sey Se pur- patch. $100 and extras; experience ag salcomen: salary bk ago ’ og Bans Png yy 5 p ahyger nt rooms, front - try my safeguard and regulator: ladies | poses of instruction in the methods em- : > whe ail aS or back, Ist, oors, for Hgnt housekeeping call or write. 212% Olive at. ; also 1422 O° ployed by the Enginering Departmem of Ee ace ee a vim FE Adérens “Lock hes Br Giieaee, Mt pammaetic. HOUSEGIRE WANTED Experienced girl for gen. PINE ST., 2220 Nicely —— front and other “TYPEWRITERS. MRS DR IItHG AN receives before 6 the United States in estimating upon con- “0 N. a ay. anid _____ ae enn , toe neewers. Wasalng and ironing. #1. Teoma; one hall room, $1.2 per week; heat, 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. confinement : hesnenr for infants, 04 onl struction and contracts. After April 1 —-- en = a : 4 eee eas, hot ith. Mirrinnrsterencct Bw Sarin etrde Ga zis eb will be under the direc t control of the about two hours’ work each evening. Ad. M Work and cooking; no washing; best references e~ eatly furnished rooms, ‘from ‘$2 used few times; $40; the mercenary typewriter MRS. RENNFKAMP—Spectaliat;: reliable 14 Words or Less. 20 ani BO80 West minster pl up, ay rates; reasonable: ge ita onls. trust ebarge $ioo for sub machines. s Louls he sme before and dur ng con fivement. ST Typewriter Eachange, Chemical Bldg. Franklin av. Rory ene chiefs of public works, a mii- | _ 28. Post-Dispatch. eS gee : : 4 | THIRD TS )—Agents; beat the gamblers; | OUSEGIRL WANTED. -4io0d 7 -age ST.. 1020 N.Nicely furnished rooms: $1, : SEG p A’ x] girl or middle-aged $ oaenine A wa — PREY ENTINE, the greatest antiseptic a ' 5 P nd germ. tary engineer officer continuing on duty | BOY—Sit. wanted by boy of 15 in office: experi. _ cee Drevsnce svlely for the purpose of enced. Joseph _Wittmond, 1708 WN. 10th st. ek Co, eg & 3, New Hela for stamp. Sher- woman for housework: goud home. 5147 Weils _ $1.5 week ; also rooms for light housekeeping. : - ox 26K e ritain, Conon. _ , —_ elle known; cures all female troubles; send e bakers have gone on strike, demand- CARP ENTER —Sit. | wanted by carpenter; good me- AGENTS WANTEI “a : — | HOUSHGUIRL WANTED-— Experieveed girl for gep- bf ag 102 Room; two gents; $2 week; ALL SORTS. bank, ‘Woman,’ free; agents wanted. ed chanic; will work cheap. Call or ad. E. Uswald, volving) ; nd ng ——_ acne | SORRSHOR ITM, be loans money on St. Louis Real Estate in large and | aig ad W if yon ives o> Buffalo, never started in the buteher business lowering ‘i Ad. J. P. Mayo, ‘Asie Frapkiin ar. ; ; = Stedienatt Enterprise Mfg. Oo., 52 kim st | eee po ype Ne age girl for general WASHINGTON AV ; 1503—Newly furnished rooms, ag Be 3 a ga ert bah 5 4. PRIVILEAIE : ’ a. omah s edical ome, Ru alo, N. ¥. the price of meat from 2% to 10 cents a | CARPENTER-—Sit. wanted by an experienced car- | “4 seca are "es =F ie ae kee ys oe Se oe ee oer ee MENTS OF PING 1p AL BEFORE, MATURITY, NIISSOURI LAW nd. penter, painter and paper banger; low rates. Ad. AGENTS WANTED- $56.50 weekly introducing HLOUSbGIRI, WANTEI)-4airl for general bouse- ath, Gre, hot and cold water. IN AMOU NTS TO SUIT. C um t office This gratified the eople of Matan Iv 44, Post Dispatch. aplendid Gaslight Kurner for kerosene lamps work leAS8 Huotger ef. WASHINGTON aib at o e. and Adjustment Association; general law p. —_ but tt oth: p . ‘ re enema asinine exmple free. J. M. Luther Mig. Co, Cine pusti. | meg " Pat TON AV., 2804—Newly and handsomely ——— — es i damage suits; DIVORCE A SPECWALTY; . t his ler utchers promptly CARP ENT EK—Sit. wanted by carpenter: want Oblio. eet he ae, HOUSHK EFIPER WANTED—Rachelor wishes | furnished room; hot bath and gas; rent reas. wtent attorneys retained: OONSU LTA 10M of ough up his stock In order to get him out work at anything. Ad. E. &., 483 y. ae. Pe . . ee ae ¢ hildren, Jeffers preg 5 Ww ASHINGTON AV., 3532—-Elegant, newly fuss HORSES AND VEHICLES. ek E; cialms promptly adjusted. 715 Walaw of 2). tn Monds: a es ee nished single or connecting rooms: convenient to 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. aus cuits By ‘Atab) ana ae arg undertak~ | ChEF Wanted, ‘tle hef in hotel —— | AGENTS WANTED -LAfe ; ' - aom- ng Was profitable and that he may kill in anTeE¢ pos tien as ehe n botel ig oF plete history of the great evangelist’s I!fe and Ivniis ave 8 » . ; . : ¥ = : E sete Ba lase boarding house o Bee Cafe: 4 Pema avana. If he could suce of city; late of Cvlorado hetels; will do work: outfit free: eredit given: ely ie en : = : a ; rst | r eer’s Cafe; con- ‘ the price of beef it soley hey te E eee maet and pastry work. W. © Kawdin, general our titeru serene onary icon ite Pa cha tan Rt HiotSKMGIRL WANTEHI> Rellable girl for general venient to best car lines; references exchanged. - For Sale. ADVICE. FREE, DIVORCE + ae eee os toffice. Ott Be ' “ az house work: cook; no laundry. S58% Ollve et —_——_—__——— — — -—— —_ a erms, qu @ns the prese nt prices are considered ex Gelivery, 06 to esule of aoy simila; work einee the Spurgeon | — none Sasi meee = , 4 : " . ~ =? anes 66 _ - BUGGY—For sale, cheap, a fine secur and sto leotial. . orbitant. rhs morning 1% persons who OL ERK- Nit. wanted dy « . drug clerk: two years’ cag oe ‘ coe ‘e gras) ! Martin l® Garmo MILLINER WANTED Milliner, at Soutbwestero ROOMS WITH BOARD bugey: a y A. san and tod Soka ooeee. py ‘ Aiton, law office, 1002 Olive, 34 Goor. ooo > be imprisoned on excessive senten- experience; age 19 years; best of babits; ret- | 6: Glenn Bide, Cincinnatl, © Straw Works. 1000 N. Broadway. 14 Worl I Morgan st oe 5 ee ces or been held for an unreasonable time | “mere. Ad. L. J. Morton, 261 Eade av. AGENTS WANTED--Agents on salarr commis- | NURSE WANTE # Words or Less. 10 Cents. ae ge erence ESS ES awaiting trial, were released. (On emerg- COAC Li MAN—Wanted, alt hm: . 1} = sion: the greatest ha he + pp egal ep anne g Pere te yee go bey ood | young, | Cr WOK AY 8021 -Room and board for eouple o HORSE, ETTC.—For sale, horse, wagon and bar- BUSINE CHANC Viieaee s prisce ite y were greeted by many wan, general work Reound place eucetel driver: evers user of jen and ink tbuvs, it on sight. nut et . r ah Pe gents; service first-class. open iL Dee = en ial nace re Lees, La Conte. e 8 are an a ecting scene ensued. Peferenc Ad ( 42 at. Dis s te? ‘ ° “"*) «to DMD per cone profit one a “3 snlea | - . _--—-- - = = = - . = ; a » °. a : : "as. o ' ty commission will consist of four members. _feferences, Ad. © 44, Post-Dispatch. — | AGENTS WANTED—Portrait agents everywhere, | and 30. $121 MePbervon. : ’ —— ing; hot bath. HokSbhS-—bor sale, 2 good horses. SOS (ballon e et. Faison, Flat 5, 1307 Sthoav., S . Minneapolis. CoULLECTOR—+nitaide position as collector, seo quit “‘eTayons;’’ try washable enamelines ‘ ; ean furnish best of giass; don’t rub; cheap. Panully Port ait. , | NURSEGIRI WANTED—ompetent nursegirl for} prvporpp, av.. 2557-Furnished moms: ? 1 if , ‘ 7 Po emhida “Urn is hes weroSs; “oa re For sale, bo ree, top road wagon BU SINEAS ‘ ‘H ANC E se lling faat for $3. licitor or anything else; re ‘ . 7 hk) wT) , = ‘ . i Po Wee sti i ty tie I . Lak > Y nil 4 4) c . — ANS tl AID THE BOERS : ferences. Ad. T SW, Post-Dispatch ut te ieago trig ag Reema saggy $3 week, come ready to work desired; single or en suite; southern exposure; | HORSE, ETC COOK—Situation wanted by a young man as cook | BIG offer to agents; diamond ring contest; bi — nedern house; private family; reference. and hatness; all handsome and tn gral condition; coliplete course in hypnotism, vital m | - : cheap Apply 202 Rialto Bldg. of Geiger's Liv: mental sclence and magnetic healing, Mlast Address Prof. J. F eee cen Kas. . e = "TY or boarding beuse; city or country. Ad. com. om each ticket puld weekly. Genelll, y2s RUBICAM'S Shorthand College, — ay BGS | cist ST 2806 -Nicely furnished rooms, witb tabl x 314, G reenvill Olive. t-lusively for young women; iudividual instruc- re ee oe — Cae Soa ery Stanie William J. Bryan and Senator Foraker . Fe », ©. —— ee — -- -- the “ty aaaitions secuentl for graduates. board. ’ y 2 Prater mer ee . M Speak at the M Meeti c ‘OOK Ww anted, sit. ty ‘first claes, allround chef | JUST OUT—The puzzle that fools them all; sel! IACUST ST. soa. Ny] —e , a aoe re * money a 8, pore pan oo Finny: ns paieees petchen, a a e ass eetin «ook; hotel or restaurant: ¢i or cvuntry; s0- at gight: a snap for agents; sample tke, «& SI AQITTEE ESN -anlm: ? rience ; : = ren PTL Sree rent anne @undry, milk, peddier, furniture an ight ad ESS FO Sate y pe 4 ber Ad. © 47. Post tay y I. Nowelt yg Co , 113 1 at., Peorla, M1. gr ac i oe - he A preva eet ae othe r rooms, all modern eonventences; board if vert.eing wagons: also a jight truck spring stake BUSIN R to Be Held in New York. OCOUPI bE Sit. wanted by marri de aple, wit! t — - -- ! Grabinsky Co 715 N. 7th et ’ : mk, bishertaade wagon. Jobn Toblnka, 1408 N. 7tb st. 14 Words or Loss. 20 Cents. y? ate $ : . e 7 .) ‘ } ou ~ — . . . ' s Ls “er ST eT ghal | FE) ‘ia ! ‘ , . ° . * ° . a Pn. , »* 9 c . . CERiMeian Giiccinn Tie Bode oe beale nas won — —~ ; ; ST., 222 egantly furnished front and | WAGONETTE-—For sale, 10-pessenger wagonette, | BUTCHER Stop For sale, butcher NEW YORK J ”) Kw r -. tuble garden; superiebeed. Keetch 9 ON. ith CANVASSE RS AND SOLICITO RS. ' gg re tage: ye The best eh ribend teacher in Bt. alide To. ins; cholce tubie; terms reasonalie. ebeap a | organ at. Su) ti $45 dally Weat End; #pec lal on a 7 , Jan. Killian Van Rens- on , 14 Words or Lexe, 20 Cents, | lanis will give 14 private lessons for $5. Ad. > he pe ——- | = — EE — quick buyer App ly to Jobn B. Dempsey, 1 Selaer, treasurer of the New: York Com- DI — . - , _j~— — hs —- - = St. Suet Senpetes “aud ptt gieo "lane tee tomeak ane . to aoe EDUCATIONA : N. | Breedway. : Read CLERK Sit tod by ! ye clerk . . / - nig Hosa Side FOOM, Gowmd feoami, bath. net ay many. mittee to aid the United Republics of South with § Se eset onept pon ive best 2 Mit me I regs ed jlo nag 1) ahd ata 0 pe an SKIRTMAKERS WANTED —Skirtmakers and cloak flkl cold water, gas; Spabling av. car to’'King's : ; L. CONF ROTIONERY- For sale, confectionery and , and Africa, reported last night that although Address L 11%, Doat Dispatch. . ae ae — geal a nay Mati, Semerbe he: eg, ein tines ricy yg Nae Kki* al pay Aply — - S. Frieiman, 415 Ht} Kiway; terms reas nuble 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. her Ears hbargaln; Som; wholesale and retell. ‘ opagerctet IB oy gala gore age : Sth wt ees : —-=T epcear * " 412 Franklin ay. the first appeal for funds had only been | DRUG CLERK—Sit. wanted by junior drug clerk tv $50 Weekiy; reliable compagy $500, 0) cape | Pin . ' A! AV... 8205 Nicely furnished raom and — edict dead pon Shorthand course, complete, 8:0: ankiin sy oe issued Thursday, more than enough money | With 5 years’ experience; willing to work for §30 ot re — Federal Kegistyy | SKIRTMARKE sg ia ag Ay ran gr ig iy ated ee ne ee ee ee $6: night school, $3 "tartestha Gchael of Best: OCleet oheums ahente an aan ; : antl ~ i. fiuge ' om Ss! ‘r Broa, & ‘ ANCAS AY mr ; : “ > - . ‘ , hoe? } . ' Sj ’ jane. ea, € pert ere qeqtniy ‘ i ile Ties rent (met t? » : r " ‘ . REPUBLIC 0 OR R EMPIRE, WHICH? porter or cook; reference. 261% Chesinut at ks proc = Bg Bhncenr oe ig ais 2 pga in to rd ‘LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. nithe!l front reoms, with boanl: every cony MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. SAIAMON For sale. a firet claes sa loon ; on eo 14 words or lesa, 10 cents. WASHINGTON AV. 2811 Large Od-atory frent 14 Words or Leas. 20 Cents r ‘opie it rd Call on Stephes O' Hearn, . : . ' lorissant rd — pa MAN. -Sit. wanted by first.class river man as coach- | - . That Is the Question ¢ Confronting the | man or + ga be st references. Call or write. ie ~ . } lunchiman Ad. P 41, Post-Dispatch erence. Address N 41, DPost-Dispate? 14 Words or leas. 3 Cents. . — tf, my mm a 1 ; at nrers lew, an Se nt out, contained : o EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES mausenes ‘ e leer: Wants wtonk of mem oar idiee,; cash some things that [ald not say. 1 am ad- | MAN- Wanted, a position with general contractor, |) HOU SEGIRI, sit. by good gin. general beitse 5 : MOUSE WANTED Furni«hed honuae or dint a MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. Sumo, this orth ipvest gation yecsting toda y erxanctiy What I did fn the ! to do estimating, dranghting or superintending; werk, wii : ef Without washing or lroping, smail , 14 Words or Less, 30 Centa. ae tbénhiom a he ore shoes lane Peet a o e~ 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents MAP. E HAR aaa hoy Chew we nierview given out the day after I re net particular about wages” at start. Ad. 1 uw fatiiiy if oD Pb rema.in av. : : yer ear et ETE tw. Power [is . : ae 4 heetntu 7 ati - ane, 3 : ¥ ee Peas al > ape I? te! “ -_— wabtenes eligned from the army, De... 13, 1898. T a | Jfost- Dispatch, er me a “Re ; WEST END EMPIZOYMENT OFFICE, for ladies FoR SALE Ten KR. 1. P. AN. &. for 5 cents at oe pased to impertalisan , am on ded m va HotseARERTVER. uelth n wanted dobvy industrious to get girls and girls to get places, at 3416 Lo- ’ aa druggists thne gives relief he re Nriranent “otentio f pp - . to MAN -Situ: ition by young colored man to do hath- j aod refined widow, 3 years, is mse kee er for cust st = ees ANIMALS. In ; es the 4 hillp- room work or janitor or porter in private place. ig Whhrwer oor braechie - est Teference, call | FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. mel, TABLE For sale, pool and billiard table mr belt ve th at t) { C > ~ , : Ad N iz. Post - Dispatch. i rive Trait ~ * patents lw ny | =- LO D FOUND 14 words er lesa 10 cents ‘ omleilnme «] Al } y liai4 l’ark av. : 14 Worde or lees 20 Ceats. ° oF me C2OVerTnNmMment. should : ST AN ~~ - ———-_-_~ — : ; able en PO at once declare its purpoee to give indene MECTIANIC.Sit. wanted by an experienced me PoUshRERPER -M! ds lie aged wWeman Wishes 6 F . ‘ 2 % Ere! - _ COW For eale get family cow; cheap if dence to the Filipinos on ogy : - depen. ebanic, with reference; will keep tencinentea in | place as hotsekeepe: Joes Bistnare & 14 Werds or Less, 20 Cents. Dt LEMAR AN » 4101 Beautifully furnished or un- FURS. ' LJ F at once (ail 6116 Minerva af. sume terms repair; part pay in rent If gourd lowallis A ‘ : furnished: 10 rooms, modern, ‘ompiete Cohen that independence has been promised to | a: ie a & nig: se Hot SBKEBVER Wanted, position as oTking 610 Helland BRicg , Inns For sale. rough outed St Remard ogi the Cubans, and [ believe further that we | 63. Bust giapaten. housekeeper for betel, veniog hose « rivate ’ - Furs artistically wememleled ar nd repaired tn the years oid Ad f ome Poat DispateB - ‘ = . - - SS eceenengeeen” late st wer Aes | a ope ly at wer pri ee than else- s A ‘ , . Should protect the EF ipinos from outside PAINTER--Wanted, pasition by first-class carriage free Century Bldg. The Oliver Type swriter Co at gentlemen: from $0 to $40) per month jes, in southern part of city; a | i | family, elty or couptry Se pis ls 85 tall St. Ber wher rk feel Merference while they work out their des- yuinter; good striper and Onisher; sober aud live at, gol ll ae, ha poe, eae a Dray Nites FOR COLORED PEOPLE at ly attended te tiny, wat as wo have pr fen te d the South mts addy must have work; will leave city Ad. I> | TTT se Wai? AN e ; liars io ’ ‘8 . ‘ ; ae a , - : , ’ : P . I _PRIE DMAN FP U R CO. “sy and 713 N. i'b at. IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR meric an ar d (“entra American Republites 44. l’ost Dispatch | “ | pir ation vs a oras or , a). 2 1 > ¢ ents . « aM Hot opposed to expans on, t | ) As a ~~? ».. Sas? a nck cP ye we y= ur, Wile OO Salle, Sees apr y 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cente. ah ie st ° i ™ 6) ‘ " ° , ‘ atrlet - ‘ « ean'e Pm tis «? mt ’ chant ?. i tere , we ' . * ; > four to stun Pleir ~ % r y 1, @ — ‘ es Sroposition of ann me ie | aodat ts dekenca PORTER it « Fe le iy Geet fase - ms . vil fatilis t tii , a; - rd for returo tu Sos Liaituy o's 1th ri ~~ 2°. Dik rooms; Oat; ANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. $30 PER MONTH ‘ : ~% revered >| . ‘ ‘ “ « an! i Coleares . Upon its own merits. t! o sean, with beet references, Ad. K 3} ' ; 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents “T have trite t t ar . aah ’ ‘ vis ay “ aetna f the J - ws . TW! [.b~ a sT 1744 =N Between tloward ‘ eaten ae : Ané on down will irnchase house Ne, > ' Bt ? rs ey agg fa between the | Post Thispat ‘aris. neh Quenotlys. At 57, ; MONE rs . aha tee op Cronies B.. “ Brow Gnts. f resp! e eobores ; eh — re aeen SU OFINANCE CO) lends money on fur- ve . 4 Van eventos and Secah, heing peaceful extension of ¢t lenita of ¢ . reut’s . eward of § Its] Ar- 1 people, niture { ' public and ‘dar , = sx SALESMAN Witeawake huestier wanta position tn Diet -Diepat. h cmctad ’ . % ; wat ie 7 2 rooms: $1 per week «ee far ftor » panes, sewing wa nes ef > without | «.,. : henee of & foome bal d the change of @ republic into vity of te travel: am experienced and have god = Vitnggtes . pines Hg thonmthiy eres nts ‘tis int giveo if ras , en, ; eet to e@lleg; all mare eye enti bal erore due; bus confidential 1015 Murgan. : KY & a 1112 «heeteet et. an empire.’ / Te foeren es 4.4 A a7. T*son! I ajpeated haber’ jaa op as . - al _ . tal VONEY * “ Ce Pala e Monday $ | Pinder 4 tur if #147 Laclede ate DWELLINGS FOR RENT. MONEY furnished salaried people and retail met VEXED AT ST. LOUIS COUNTY. STAIN BUILDER Stale builder wanta position, Su ing of tuehert pole rn b cuunte: wheken’ a . mer. vears’ e@aperience; referenoes If required. U. Db ' - cole “aca Wierds or I 10 Cente. : a BOUT easy pay meiis lei- Corone L! d Cc G.. f13 Tonduck? et., dackeontilie, fil ; LA “er ~ . cons ex! ~ cy = pay E.. - ae a pearl pin at or returning from Ex = 14 rds ase. ents map, room SU1, 211 N. 7th et SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR r Oo ° > pp : ee eee a = rind tt lat fetura tu Ssus Wasbingten bl. for re- ' Fae heriiee . ae ‘ Wor r Leas y ouldn’ t Hold an In STEWARD Gentleman baving bad « spertence in Mary Ward, | 41> { wf oot 4 ‘ MADIS Pe oe » “' , iF a water, gas, EASY P AY M ENT I OANS ; a4 wide ~ I . @ Cents. quest on Austin Watts. all branches of hetel Dusiness desires position LAUNDRES™ ot te v t ot) , oe ei paca yrs ; On furniture end pi a ; , og oe ~ goat 3 es aoe aaa a 2 ' oa ‘ abode ‘ P ‘ ‘ ai . , : _a” wevr 6% orgs : . " ory P P 2 ‘ : , ‘ ahos, 7h, , vwematls , ’ sae hy ‘ fer 4 le Coroner Lioyd ts incensed at what he con- Wright. os! fh a ee ee. sm in week LL. Mart » N. Vtith at., rent Found. ST. Frat’ we whee gical wards si2 bail \ eibedty, Dimes ant if paid alone ‘oe mi "th idelity — ne ‘ ( and shh ie ences om were a i _ - 7) ‘te +3 lati irs af eoThe riety t aT r ore > I 1. TS ‘ - ate i : ida ; ’ ae rt Seiders the infifference of the St Louis |W Ata PAPER CLEANING Wanted wall p LAU NDRESS Washing an ne wanted 7) FOUND Wh get a double aole, bos - | } : 3 nc eh dats Bats J Mh 3 fi. yee eee ee 1 . , ~~ obeé 4 "Be d ’ mrite« a ya ive ° : ry ° . 7 i ere ou can 3 ‘ | ‘ . . 2 . . - a _— to? ommh «6 ae : a Pr: ne «t $10; Minerva bbs ae iy r ous. = fee! / weer ’ —— ine ~ aguse- light £ ; rf? ‘ ‘) 44. l'ost liepe ' STORAGE. clty. lHils ire WAS aroused over the fail- on isively; rend postal, will «call J Neal, 22: av low Url auto ' _ LO ES Tix. ure of the county officers to bring Re the me Ct . — LAt NDuERSS 4 tau ies lestres Wi F My the MUSIC FLATS FOR RENT 14 Words or Lees, 20 Cents. ANS ON AEAL TA city Flovd Hollow ay. who ie charged with HELP WANTED—MALE. way oF Vasnieg | Vl , wee AL. allon eft i epeatel ———— _ ee etrry couventen «, $INS per month ' NEW YORK STORAGE CON houses: of abe ito le dai not appear. Ipr. Lioyda called a day: bring tools Akhil S&S 2d ot aesietant for the — ae a % - ‘ i : CLAIRVOYANTS. eg = ’ 1 aon ane tee Teese bid > = on a v All LE. jim enue ie 4 on tb elepnon i . >on . of esperieonve in offlee Work, best of f ha hatialieed. . . iG AI) AV... @5% <4tiolce jt u tat, store § howse hold i) j , , vt *y elepnone and Was told that | BAKER WANTRD Fourth beod baker; young cash security If desired. Ad. Ula Willis, Ottawa, 14 Words or Lees, 80 Cents. hath. hot water, gas fizstures, et. mnt $16 saabas. wee way’ private tome fut the prisoner, Holloway. was ili. He then man 1117 N. Sa ‘ . Main 264 and i2vi ‘. Rarah ot Kat MAIDAMM LAWSON, one of the best fortune tell- : —- SHENANIMIAH AV) 3661 Matern seren room re SOUTH SIDE STORAGE & MOVING CO, leel — prt "pe “tc bioesgy bee | WANHPRWOMAN -Sit. by wasberweman, firs ere in the elty 103 Franklin av . Pre . ' as! oman, 1 ception ball fat: Oret-ciase condition, luw rent ty 1MK Sidney st, telephone Siduey 235. 3 4 7 : - 7) ae a ata yt DOXKOTRLACK WANTED A lat clase boothleck. at De wee wee mace Saremg Varies, 101s 6. Bread gly gd agit ent whiny cc tec: aie : WALNUT ST , 2229-4 rooms, ciegant, Water, gas GOLD AND SILVER WABE. Nand bath; $18. ADELITY STORAGE PACKING & MOVING C0. 2 The Book of the Mont ‘ wee . BOY WANT? A bor that bas some experience | WOMAN 4’omr woman Wants work, dishwashing - You must not mise the firet ine aliment of in barker eben, at trade red yan vy 1113 and cleaning Mere. Felen. 2110 fhestrehan et bal 14 Weords or Lees. 20 Cents. Siete ce WALNUT #8T. Z/17-Feur rewm fat, dest fuor 7 23- 28-2 rt and 7 cay M Sa _Pottage.” The Post-Dispatch will wo Main st. Relievilie ' , ;, Keeler & Co. 1113 Chestout et . ‘ organ . WOMAN—Stt. wanted by a reepectahle middie. WARRANTE D solid gold spoctanies ftted to the | Branch office, 1006 wen » Price 58; | WEST BELLE PL, 4403—3-room Gat; beta, on |, apne Mand 6 ond Mate Stn. Kinloch, Re. Gl a.) vty ” serial form, nepwnine | Ww. aged Women te care for one of two childrem and a $2.50; eyes tested free. St. Louls Uptical | 4 5 \ med t 7 th bouse work. Ad. L w, Post-Dispatch. ts. Ce., +23 Lecust rts raage, but welter; gvi ; m doris. Ms geene~ _ ak Me ad in ght, OR DME pean ete RO a is aie pas hile * “ ae Oe % 5 ip ere ee ‘. 1" * ahh gt SR ‘ * ines
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eee cet Ne eee et Ae PE a the ee eT see? oe ; RR NE hci RG fo PER RA 6 ne oe pe a rind aes . ‘ oi Md og sree dere ees PEO LRAT " i 2 te sy ip a ais RSS, oa +e" of ot Spe Fe eS gett e a ae: ; a om er Fe ed : \ J » , ae 1 et 7; “4 : bs ; f * 7 . > : , i i Fe 2 Z yr oo o é * oe Pa a . , eH aS ert 2% Laie tee ex . ait , Ps ee ae. ts - % gatas PR a es & Me od swt + aul ae ape iff ‘“ BGs 5 v4 - ‘7 yar ‘Fae ° oe - “, ~ . nee bi TEE ere Rite 3 SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1900. ee ——————— s “rT ¢ + , a me). 7 .* | | , 7 ge oA | 7 AS oe Ne AFA ogy ~*~ | 4 Neen BIMet | PAUP SE nee ip CRAIN, PROVISIONS AND COTTON , ; : a? Futures, Railroad jorge vse ‘reguial rates of commissions pre Stocks and Bonds o°),sPEcie Lease wines” CAYLORD, BLESSING & CO., 30] Oilirs St, St. Louis, Me, ee ! cation of the bank statement there was | Money wae quoted nominaliy at 244134, per ‘at an advance of \ergd sin-e veaterdag’s close. a fairly vigorous drive at the market, cent. No loans of any kind were inade. later the market ea -ed of to tae previous close. ——_—_— ———_—-- = ~ —— a ——- = = which resulted in moderate declines all Quagee ren making Wheat unchanged for : day These Government Bonds. changes Shrvad affected the loyal market Uitte, EN N ET ASSERMAN & Co., « a 3 ‘. ¢c_I— .te= * e showiniionns potas eapecialiy weak. The and taking the unchanged their guiue : . . , , . f ine h rent ; “ue, e by the bank statement was By Wire to Bennett Wasserman & Co traders did not try to effect mapy changes to- Bonds Stocks Investments, Cotten Graie Provisio , , . , ns. the best for a long time. The various ex- NEW YORK. Jan. 20.—Full cal! ienistiscaidiahadiiaamael: day Landon closed 4d up lauls to-uay were 19,500 bu, com- PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL FINANCIAL CENTERS changes and probable transactions on the ) , Stock Exchange during the current week | 2s reg eon movie FRR yo Ag S y F : BANK REP (RT durts no been half an‘large as they were | im rigisered ©. i iv, | IZTTLE CHANGE IN THE CONDI- Bc) bs care were lal, against 2su eacks | _ ‘Phones: Bell, long d.stance, Main 3048. Kinloch, A 1717. rin the 5 SOE Re en aay wt, o eaten 3 on me ¥ i Wortley. third one in January, isv/, a aaee | TIONS IN WALL STREET. and 31 a ro B yg he yell. seiiline: satiineiaes 212 North Fourth St. (2 djoinin St. Louis Stock Exch London houses all confident. This feeling registered . cere e en ees . thereafter, continuing dull and inactive = — a ; " , -o! \vadsireet’'s experts wheat and flour from heoth Dry flint, average ] teneiente: A) Be ; cons : ™ ob-Aldricd Ee refiected here W , ; c . e advise urchase of low- eoupon -ae Pp new, registered craste for the week, 3 .U61] ca bu, compared w ith Natives r Hi > *-* Spence and ek riced railroads. Lig Four, Mo. Pac., , news coUupou a rn th SPECULATION iS A BIT HAZY | 4.24, 008 bu last week avd S.1l¥s.4u0 bu a year Seutharn o © Age. lry ‘salted Heay ) Increases in De sits ; » Coy 8 vor, Pac. S d L. “ registered ... ... 1: po 9 N. are all Zz pod. Short interest has not a eee ee oe 1: . Kecelpts of wheat at primary polnts Te day Wer Glue eto k ) } ’ ; begun to cover yet. From the appearance cuspes sd . . rad vu oO } ees secees . ' 272 hy . | Ss | > VU Pi te or) Legals and Resery eS, of the market it is evident good news is PAIS SE ae dune poly a gp ne . go catering en tet ba. mie ne | Up selection— ! joming shortly from Africa. The feeling Treasury Report World Wide Relaxation of Money with 26.0uu bu same date last yeas | oe ee ae Ss WwW , , > — asnington.—Ne yd, 221 884,20) day “re 37 S, culn ba re« : ae ‘a, 0, seeree offe * amounted Bt. ad be much higher in 48 hours. gok , Seems to Indicate Lessening of ——— Png aoe ty aus compared with 473 cars Ibry sulted, No. ‘kas furnished 211 cars. the Indian T hee ! ‘icon ss care, Arkansas 41 cate, Missisaipp! 4 —_ . as a ‘$24 000 000 ABOVE REQU RED Kelley, Miller & “o. crease of $418,560. : : R Bros.’ Letter O Industrial Activity. ics eemarah, citation te ted aaa 2 neasee 3 cars, Alabama 13 cars aad hi " er 4s : [i | s 1 . ° Notes. rown ros. ter ut. ebanged, the cereal etl remalpiug firm, but sbhuw- | Ge Deerskin cars. Stocks showed strength at opening The circular letter from Brown Bros lug few changes 1G ne : oF é : ; ‘S . . Goatskin, 254¢2a5ec each. on more pacific labor prospects. announced to be issued in the Post-Dis- d ae * E Receipts at St. Louls to-day were 45.6590 bu, | , eea> sper ¥ ’ GRAPH. e BEST STATEMENTS, IN MANY ectundie i, Tibor prospects. debtedness | Patch about a week ago, Was sen: out Friz| NBW YORK, Jan. 2.—The week's dull- | compared with 102,687 bu the same day a year Qi liKEF FP ELTS Market quiet; full mooled. 78 LIVE STOCK BY TELE MONTHS FROM NEW YORK. Was regarded as good feature. day night, and reached this eny Saturday | ness in the stock market has been relieved #8 of a re wy LCaB pare d with ings, 20@720c; fallen pel®. 10@ lic per lb. accord- CHICAGO, Jan. 20.—Cattle— Receipts, Rapid Trensit firm on rumocs | ™orning. Its contents are practically the Le. SES cacks 2nd HY care the came Gay & year age ing to guality and condition. erally steady. Reeves, $4.00@6.40; cows . oniy by fome professional speculation ina May pened at 2c, but was dull and prac tically Feat IERS—Firm: small 48e: large ska, 4 2: heifers, $3 24 0: cennets, $2. he; X, feeders aA , ¥ Shy . Fr drew we aoe P' ; , *. an of favorable developments at meeting. Same as were foreshadowed in tnols paper a 3 . : Zz Union Pacific strong and the oa was | at the time its Issuance was announced, tlre few of the mercurial industrial stocks, the = ae seed enya beth closed Jyd up for the “* a oe ee. a -* xxx ted "$400 Bes om ted 15, : inclined to consider Northwest develop- | ODly additional feature being the actual] price movements being largely due to Ma-_ coar rain. _ Sen fh. x, ed, ; ' Hogs-—Reveipts, to-day, , It Came Too Late to Affect the Stock ments as a part of larger scheme. ? — date of payment, set for Jan. 5. St. Louls prea Bieess 7 eee: Receipts a corn at primary peinta to-day were a . : ticked, Siac. Duck—Dark ot eet a Foe ne, of Foreign houses were not large dealers, | )0lders of Brown vertificeates may present : oy, Subd . a8 cumpated with 756,000 bu same a Ww . ‘ o; a 05 Gace one See Market, Which, Under Heavy Bear but bought Lout!sville and 8t. Paul. eeer®s them at the office of the St. Louis Trust The uncertainty over the military situ- eo: ior’ , 7 TALLOW —Market orea: tik 1 ofl bbls, 4'4¢; No 4 i so. iN rien 9" Stites. balk of sales, Missouri Pacific earnings aye good, but | (UMpany on that date. ation in South Africa was a factor in the Salpments, 222.116 bu, compated with 373,000 12 4q@atse. gee ‘nq 70. Sp Receipts, 1000; Native Drives, Sold Off Fractionally meet pelle 1 i on ear a3 bu same dace . Me aes new bell i a soaks 70. p--Hecetpts. 1000; _ Ne , Pp ople are ine. nes 0 belleve com- dullnese, but the speculative world awaits OATS SALT—v0GDGec 5 w -aet track. we 00: Weaterns, $4. é lamhe Toward the Close any Wants to acquire a good surplus fund Chicago Local Stocks. meceints of eat o 50 Laie tot ? HISK P ‘fore paying dividend. Insiders are said Reported daily by Bennett Wasserman @ Co more definite deve:opments in the business ae pre tlhe ‘with “=o one “y Sag om 3 ae = Market ote, Me —— of ys for highwines. io be against paying dividends at present. | stock and bond brokers, 212 North Fourth street. world in order to more accurately gauge ago. (tf thease 47 cars were local. while >4 wars - ~ ~~ ott MARKETS. celpts, cattle, 1640; pereey, Sut & came t0O Steel, excelient.. War news encouraging. lia. Match z , CAUTEE— NO, B, $10.00; otger grades dull, selling ir. strained or extracted tn barrels, Gaterne: In ; Market stead a = peu. from §7 OGoa@t oO \ 1 fr y woo, clover, mixed, from $7.00G@10.50, | cans. se per tb highe Hoge—Neceipts, 3800; market Se higher. Bulk, late to have any decided effect on the mar- A number of important railroad combi- | West Chicago ...t 10 11 LUMP, +4 ‘ T . s r. | - } ) as HE MARKE I S Cone 00 Cet ee ae ee DRIED GREEN PEAS—Ordinary jobbing at $1.30 §4.40 to $4.45; t 4 at yy) per bu: Scotch. $1.85: split, $1.60. “ites > Recetpta” B00; “merket strong. Jan. . wks, ¥ hich actually showed nations are on the eve cCconsumMmmMation. safes , ot Me ate issue towel f det uke There will be nw more rebating. Bid and asked prices at the close: Metropolitan bh 7". , decline after ser y oF peers “” «¢, CC. second week January increased Flevated common, 241,6726',; Tin Plate preferred, be wes $4 (5; rye, $7.00. : - WHITE BEANS—Market steady: $1.924%2.00 bu SOUTH OMAHA, Neb mined bear drives initiated just before it , S ( TPUS1 1. ec Sacked, Wie bast Side,; Gic this side for car load lots for hand-picked pea beans on ceipta. 00: market steady was put out. These were started through . & second week January Increased a MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Jan. 20, 1900. eo nee track; $1 87@1.98 for screened: Lima, 5%e a Ib. $4. boaj5.50; Weatern steers, 54q24. fear of a good statement, on the part of $44.682. , . ian ; ase Wall Street. ables had little influence on the market to- Patents _. ‘ $2 40412 CO ‘ , tm ieee TIES Nearing. in ll jobbing §83.70q@4.20; cowe and heifers, 4 . an- See professional knockers, and they had Central Pacific, November, net Increase | BY, Associated Press day, throughout the session al) futures remain. straights .. pcs cad veceeunces a Gnrne * Cotten’ thes, $105. + 3. Chee 1h IN ness, 3208: fers, $3.7 p calves, some effect in depressing prices fractlon- $171,717 ‘ae cael NEW YORK, Jan 20.--London‘s failure to fol- | (1% Qutet, showing Httle ee eee SOO CWAID o- «2 vecardssscspacvgcoeehescda de SEE anT ” —aeniiiiaaiiiaill paar: oo .. $2.mmg4.10. H ie- . ere is needed some posi- ™) : P ' low yesterday's . “e , weer one atin pit entiy lomt its interest, and Was seon nearny Law and medium grades. ............. T5a2 2 Py se oe it trast $a. 7H 3] ally. Beside *, there Pay serve vind P The shorts in EB. R. T. are disturbed NE pen ots ay By ate advances he re tnduced « ne deserted, consequent!y there would be no violent Pearl meal tomer Brace ] ‘oie ! COTTON Par he mixed, $4.52tQq455; light, $4.47 583 tive assurance of Britis ge om n South by persistent rumors that the Vanderbilts aaa srs Tre Mage Bin. gy Changes were snail | gootuations even if there bad beep any encour- Cornmeal . 1 704 1 75 ; tee, $4404 5); bulk of sales, $4.52140046. 55 . . . e 7 . . : a “gees | st t } vo a," . ~“ ‘. . ‘ = , , , > — Africa and some buying de mand in ‘ty will have one or two representatives in the | tlons were recorded OB oa te ye nae ABE homens B agement for such, ehawan ned 2 O03 20} f4>xCAL MARKET—Firm and 1-16¢ higher: gal ecelpts, 20m; market steady; native ogee market before it will become upplish aeain. directory of that company. Why thie shou d ! aad Burlington rose % Other ine adieahe — ates Che primary towns had small receipts to their SEEDS nene Ws » SACS, 84 44 NS; = Western mubtons, , 65; As it is, the professionals ae se the Cauae any une asiness among the beare ix very small Penctlons ‘ if sj ze credit, bat lowaliv quite a decided finprevetuent ’ per bu for Quotations: sheep, $3 .S0@4. 40; la tails, $4.7 46. only buyers, all “the outsiders eeping wet quite clear. Uniless the stock is put Metropolitan dropped 2 points on a transaction, * ae sewn, but it was etill so small that it had prime. — : este ore (irdinary . eee ceees sean Maan strictly out of it. . on a dividend basis the placing of a } snes The loxa Was cackis recovered. beaut the price little effect on the total (140N FIL i Sete dicwud ordinary: i ae Say ; . MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH But the bank statement was so good that Vanderbdijt men in the airectory will not Nuctuated feverishly. The general market was i ; eee eee oo | TIMOTHY $2a2.20. lew middling beh 3. ‘ on the strength of it bull movementa were enhance its value.—To Blessing yee sae gece by a rise above lite in sf Paul. in rhe Weather } air te night, Sunday and pro mbiv FLANSERD $1 4* soled, por or to arrive. Midedling tonal “ss oe CHICAGO, Jan. 20. ‘The adva in the Parts £ j redicted for Monday, in case no bad It ts positively stated at the Missourt ae bes hile recovering sharply. were affected Motnday Phe barometer is highest over ¢siegon LABD—Chote PROVISIONS Gicewl middling rare . wheat market was taken Into consideration Ie the reely he * 3 f war was received Pacific office that no dividend will be de- 'y eyuent realizing. rhe bank statement, though and jowest over Western Pennsylvania PORK non *. - Middling fair Si lowal pit to day, this influence and the steadiness news from the eeat 0 ‘ =o clared out f more favorable than preilminary estimates, secmed | Rain continues from the Mississippl River east- Sa on ak a Th, 2: as). Tinges and stains. \%&@&%c below white. at Liverpool supperted the market at the opent in the meantime. In this case, it will be derstood hoe earn ngs for 1899. It is un-] te aw eken net the t Interest Trading | Ward, south of the Lake region The teiuperature JURY ‘e: ; s, , © 6'4¢; WAREHOUSE STATEMENT TO-DAY May being a shade up at A, @9¢i ee Up to “No news is good new’ The statement “9 on t at while the company has made practically censed “he ‘loalnog Was heavy and changes were slight. Cieat te, thay. clear glides. ut . o'clock trade Was active and the tone atr . . showed an increase in reserves of more = earnings for the year there has been dull and small losses were the rule. r The following heavy precipitation (in. lo«whes) was ; : On orders, leoxed é‘ Shoulders, Oye; Net receipts to-day Ma aold off to aia than $7,000,000, which makes more than oar haan (A expenditures for betterments ‘ —-- —— reported: Lynchburg 1.20, Caire, 1.10; Norfolk, | CHUN Quen. tg 0 I + bhi “ae 4. 1: aie “"* | Net taeetpts stuee Seg ‘ ’ , . é Operat . >, 2 > 1 (4. me eres sd o4 iol, dried, “Uloe. wt iTpime $24,000,000 on hand, above legal require. ingly te og Te a ae gery + he sya pve New York Money and Exchange. SUGAR Cf ere HAMS. Lotig iitye, Net saieenenae yo Sept. 1.. 08,429 . > > Ne Tr ; P ays - . , 4 A , ND ) i s ’ . ew . 6 : ; 5 . ah ments, in the « offers of the N w ype ditures made in the past year were charged nr the A sac fated l’ress. Stocks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators. LEAD $4.40. AND SVELIF! re receipts ta-day .... coe 1,000 ° banke. The increase is a most de lec to incom there would he very little eur- NEW York, Jan “ry Money on enll nominal * A Spt l Tk It- $4 nia { 40 ‘ receipts eluce Sept, | Po ; .616.175 @ The wheat market hecame a little ime active ; at 2) 4i3ly per cent; prime mercantile paper, 2a | To-day. |Yes'day. Year ago reams nie * A eee - 2,069 later, but held ae. closing ‘ye over yeester- ' , amemas * +. oa ‘ day. at . azuls was @ buyer one, and not for a long time has the con- plus above fixed charges.—To Wasserman. | 2; f the. banks been. 80 good. The Standard Of} . om ft 2 per cent Sterling exehange steady, with actual | . — covering — 3" jeposits is particularly gratify- extra td ate hl on rumors.of large | business in bankers’ bille at $4.87 for demand. | LOS AST LOSS. TAD L228 .017 | ON THE STREET Stan z= 97 1,7 shorts on damage reports from Russia Shortly be- nereare in depo: : nee. 2 . at next meet ng. and at §4 S34,474.537% for OO days meted rates. | ep hi ; ae 406 4565 412.: ees | a. fore the end of the session May touched e ing, and experts say it indicates that The bank Statement was regarded as «x- $4 8440495 and 4.858: commer ial Patio 84 Stas ats : ae 7: : ; tree} rl 3 futures closed steady (orn closed quiet and easy, May a . money is pouring into New York from ail cepuionally good, although increase in loans | 4.48 Silver certificates, 50',0riwWhe. Bar sil. gic eraig aes 16 16 OT Post-Dispatch quotations are for carload lots In Closing Highest’ Lowest Closing Yesterday at B3MaiKlge sides. ry ig the impression that short account in | ver. 5% xe Mextean dollars, 47tj- ~~ = Se varie aa $05, T80 eb Tia a, bt apa aa ret nt ony piccolo ag atork abd Youtentan, To-day. To-day. To-day. Corn up to ll o'clock was eteady, but rather The market Saturday was not an inspir- . ve general list had been materially re- State Ponds inactive; railroad bends firm: Gor oO. 2 Te heat..... oss SS NT Dede pay yiees Loe > best ae ee ee e| sanenee a); 45 quiet, in omen with wheat, as there was not ing one. It started at the level of the Fri- ‘ uced and that there Was stock now open | CTRment bonds firmer; 2s, registered, 1024,; Ss, oO. 4 : se SLL. be Lt athe th. oe Peeres FRUITS Pohraary .ccc sce ete Oe much of ‘a deman Lawal receipts were 211 cars. day close in nearly every issue, or within mt eae. Favorable news from South cca thes ae do coupene, 110tg: new 48. reg. | No. 2 mine aes oo ae 5e% «fane s APPLES - Market active good demand for choice May eo unchanged at dSige, holding steady fer . 4 rs ° : one d ‘Ica, Show'tn in any department.—To Ele a Baldwin, $2 temas. 25, Ri eae : price in sympathy with corn and wheat. Receipts PEA HES- Michigan, 40@i00c a 15 bu bashet. Auguet 7.43% slight, comparatively. There was 53) Wasserman a ee : | a F “| ” “ . , aaa © — 47 44 7.4 were 101 cars. i Ex ort Movements of Grain. LEMON: New Messina. oS. aaP as wl - i LIVE - a . a : ‘ KETS Rissa Pp “4 Mexican chulce, $2.35412.75; Florida, ERP OO, Spot business good and pricee 1-'Hd At the advance there was 6 geod demand and tae > RIBS wee! ditto ith aac dich - 7 x , LP » a ed _*- Pn Sty, % ~ ae af: sabe’ a he gta ea os “s s week iy e a ° - ee FRY ee. i ee oe 7 a Pog Sey Deh ede d =) *: > ‘ i.e ee = ‘ “ . 4 A > t Jamaica. hal en m J me ric in I ne umMmatlh Se ry {. a _. ee Reported be Little A Haye % New York i og ae 1HS.O20 SN 1455 S TRA VW BERRIES Tere tle per qiart Lib + rt Gel Mays and June, 4 12 64d 8; June and July, te $4 O00 and ay rite Sin better at $5.75 car- ried by the advance to $5.80. rumors and ruled ge Ae eg ge ‘ gained 17, but failed to hold tt, and after 9" ety ' the firet advances the market softened and Chicago Union Traction Ceo.. on preferred 10.315 Dw, 142 CALIFORNIA PRARS. $2.75a3 per 40-lb box. CHICAGO, Jan. 2. -Cash wheat—No. 2 red, @Te; there were some net losses, most issues = reekin the epening level or falling slight- St. Louis Railway, on preferred ock: Delaware. Lackawanna A Western Rall- ment to relieve Ladysmith the gecurities markets Galveston . 6.406 45h) 2 OOO)... : agg rings, hv rage receipts, oe fialvesten—Firen ot Tlge: receipts 6724 bales 2 do BOGUSZ GC ; No. 1 Northern s ing. a noon spines ‘y, evaporated quarters, @4,y@oc for falr to New Orleans —Fir - Pa » on preferred; Londoa, 2 y. m.--The securities have not im —_— — ~ - — : or os te ra i Me tle 5 tear vr at 77 HH receipta, 1050 bales. NO. 4 ao. ". ' . Only In American Tobacco. Real Estate Trust Co.; Union Traction Co, | Preved in polnt of activity; again firm tone is ap- . ' mocerpte. oe : Truce pi oe py lg one; ory A Savanna Steady at 7 7-16e; receipts, 5154 T | vagy Me homage om These opinions came to St. Louts brokers: | Of Pittsburg. parent, American railway shares are distinctly PLACE aa . B l Sack | w Ty ag Y ag Oe ae ee we 7 * . : OateJan., 22 t : Books close: American Steel Hoop Ca strong, Without votable change in prices. The mar. | Barrels... Secks. i Barre 8.) aces. OT A aseahe as. sbatie wer ey one Wen fl - oN: vreaeean, 271 bales. DANG % 1 + Pty . .* " ‘ . r } P me " : or emg eres “ors . - : ee i = ah é - : - o overt” ’ aoZz vt (* 3 in npeton - a fs — t : . Jan... ° me “ To Wasserman. on preferred stock; Burlington, Cedar Rap- ney ae gi = vou waka can. be on egg = New York ..| .« OD | sly 21,299) PARSLEY Home-grown, 154.25¢ per doz bunches. Norfolk Firm at 7 11-18e: recetpt "TEeS bale. $10.88; +4 $10.05. Z ear 9 Ennis & Stoppani: Stocks are wanted. !!ds & Northern; Electric Company of | it Prices are nominaliy at New York parity on ggg a es *** one CABBAGE—Red, lige per 1b. New York-Steady at Tye . ‘ $4 8, July, 5 a. + = . The bears are still aggressive, but all set- | America; Finance Company of Philadel-| bid. There is no business and the disposition ts Sie oe oF oe eit | Whatebat st) fay phe rere er ace bbl, $3.73 eee ‘Nominal $- 1660; Cash \urth west, west. backs should be availed of on which to Phia; Green Bay & Western Railraad; In- | t walt ee ee ee a eee OE : ——| HoRSERADISH- New bome-grown, $6 per bbI. 1407 bates buy stocks. St. Paul will soon increase ternational Steam Pump Co.; Pressed Steel | “To ian close: Ateh, 21, adv. 4%: Ateh pid We EGG PLANT--Choice Florida, $1.75@2.75, accord: Vhiladelphia—Firm at Sc: receipts, 376 bales. dividend to 6 per cent rate. Other lead- | ©ar Co., on common stock. ia x wx der. a: Po hi. a — = oa Ing to size of crate. Mempbis—Very firm at 9-1de; reveipis, 1306 ing securities wil] follow in line. B. & O., | Mae: wag the latest declarations of divi- a “P. pfd., 74%», dec. ig: ofp PLACE DOMATDOBRS—Florida, $1,501.75 per 6-basket | bales. : May. : ae 3 - Mobile aj Ohio, Reading first preferred, rf. dends are the Illinol« Central. semi-annual. ° ee 113%, dlew., Me: N ° - ; — cTaie i a a alae een os a Hilonston Steady at 7'4c; receipts, 4704 bales 1 4 ‘ sé eo ‘ie 4 pai : P.. M., Wheeling & Lake Erie and sim- | 0f 24 per cent, and Colorado Fue! and Iron * §36%e, . &: Pennsylvania. 12yx, dee. 3; * __ |. Ree. . | Rec. | Ship. 4 NEW au EET POTATOES Home. Town. Ciqive Augusia--Firm at 7 7-l6e; receipts, WO bales. | ee, Caen ae 2 mized. soem: Nes phoney »* . - > > . . . P, 4° ; ; ’ re as mee : , — , res a eke =a ie mi for e ine a. «oo ’ . Z selo ‘ 2 ww t ‘+: No. 23, She No, ‘ heay ene co eceetrom Fe to | feb. IE, a,7 OF. per ‘cent yearly, payable | | 72%. dee. } ene 01 13*i6. det cis, Soe. o.oo, fee son aadaen alana ONIONS Yellow globe, 85G45e a bu; red globe, Se,” Bete 5. AOA 4 Hay — . Tr : . e - ‘orn . an when one is announced we may not New y ork.—Bar silver AM, c per ounce. ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET. Viilwaukee , Myo o _ — STRING BEANS- Southern, choice fresh. $343.25 RS. a ae ern ye — —"? 25; Texas car. * "irae Onde Pa No 2 white "ba ae 76, 4°0) - ; ath dates ee Market quoted steady, ut al t pom- a . -* . Y ° ba inal oo account of light offerings. a eS hivky firm on the basis of $1.23% for folshed SALES. | goods. —. the * ae gee gree » mag Ri weeny London—Bar silver strong at 274d per oom ag +p . =. tr e bu ' anticipated. = elleve the market aj; ounce. . : : uiueth oO, CHS 6 ssh " SPINACH—New Orleans, on orders, 25@5c per sale on bulges and advise my clients to Lively Session Saturday, With Only me o. P | dos bunches. BS Bi a | CHICAGO, Jan. 20. Rutter steady; creametion, sell on good news. New York Stocks One Sale, However. Western Flour Movement. a 2 am epee Nie meee tote o% Texas mE. | tuqeedtge; dairy, Sate. Kage atenddy ; ’ Molnt & Ww 1 ell: Ww } Hish . 3 : ‘ . CAL LIk LAYW ER- $1a1 & per erate for Call- = T tas «COWS : Dreased pouliry eaay: turkeys i § yre Vvaraw : e are Hulls Reported daily by Whitaker & Hodgman, bona A very lively session it was that the St |Receipts.| Ship’te. | fornia — bexae heifers ..... ... ry ‘ chickens, 741m Mex on this general ‘situation and outlook. We! end stock brokers, St. Louis. Mo ° ~ ogg Pas ts Rea : : ‘ ' CRANBERRIES- $6 per bb! for cholee Cape Cod. SHEN. Receipts, #25 Market steady. x os ! ‘ve K J o.--Hutter--Receipts, 2686 20uU1S re er? } { ‘ ge eit aaiv, : ui 2p S.Hlo 5 a PARSNIES sata per bu jeose but ofe load of thome received were aent “et. . vig Ag weet meats “m6 (223 ae W eeseee Sa per duz bunches. aud of thoge on sale Done were sold at om factory, Lantin | Cheese. Recet ts, a ae, ot a a rie. ats he y iF, es on Cn . ». 4 : " @ fairly active market. Ma ork opened Rec. | Ship. CUCUAN TTS Gas pee 1000, af 26 pee 160. Marh and April, 4 1o-04d e: hort ana ies, ¢ 15, OFer yesterday at $10. ka at 10. and advanced ‘ , . to $10.55. May lard 2c up at 86.00, advancing t.0 3h Ve oe att = ‘ — ? si ‘ a ia? ee . ° ‘law ‘; | F . . ] melon, 1°45 ’ I Pending ac ? aor her Balti -e ‘ é " . . A ; > . » ‘ ‘ definit news regarding the suceess of the move Bosten ma 24.247 30.021 S oc8 1 14,483 i 2S : +5 “7 emer . } ir). boss think that a considerable short § interest NEW YORK. Jan. 20. mati. , etill exists in the general market. It is not |—-————— " — ————— -—---- | but it was not a profitable one, su far as ; ; Jesee borne aa ~* SOUP BUNCHES rr HimisS pa om seshet ‘wr . . " ’ “3h, R "i , i ge ar , , tN—la lige r its :? evelpts, a? Marke Openes ir] noes ¢ ae . ‘ . A apparent in the loan crowd on "Change. STOCKS. lOpen. | High. tie “I yt pate | 1 tsa | corctee mre. I I airiy > large. fall made. faney, 12%@@lfe; fall because the stocks have been borrowed | | { > Browns, at 133 All the rest of the meet- Minneapolis "4: KI rABAGAS a4, : . P . from outside sources. At the same time, Amer. Car &@ Wés.com.| 12a. 0 ac | ine Was devoted to efforts to “get toget'- BEETS-——Northern, $1 50@1.75) per bbl, N« tee. No. Av. ric be gg ed — commission houses are carrying lese atocks Amor. salt ‘ eles com %s even * er’ on the part of all concerned. The 34) le Sample Market Prices. ' ; BL rit i ANID CHIEESE Y ’ ; : iene , ’ ie. ng at omy i 4c ike Sugar Raw firm. re- than at any time since the recent panic. do pfd ln , ’ “lor the day was mede shortly before the | —- . : oo BUTTER- Steady and @ fair trade; supply fair. aned Orin. Coffee steady To G! Amer. Tobacco com .... ‘ close, after 137 asked had stuod since the | To-day |Yeaterday. Year Ago. ‘eumer) j deairy-— ' PIVERPOMOL, Janu Wheat steady, oO Wiaser. ' Mining Co . opening, and bids had dropped from 133% to | 7 4 ae WHEAT Firsts .. ais (ehanged; March, Se 7%d: May. Se Tad. on—Prices on yarity with our close, oo PF. | o the sale price os re , é; ‘i ‘ir : ‘ batras cee erece - lateady, unchahged to by higher; Jan... Sa Sd; but quiet. Our market yesterday was t j Browns were up considéerablv on the issu- ov a@itys, Of Genel, TA arity 2vU Store packed .. Fel, Sa Sad, Vay, Sa fh yal Julx, Je thed bought on expectation of news regarding BK. & 2 ato sf ’ f ing of a circular regarding a part! 1) settle. Ar i sty OS, TIleGil'y Grease British succegses. Various stocks , under do Ist pfd .........../ lees. > ment, and bids for them were str orage from 0 “tl ...--.- 62 @é4 ol @tt H4 aati clique support, notably Union Pactf\— and Brook. Rapid Transit... ! 71 70": a the start. Prices went to 130 at the first a fog ‘ ' é > oi a i i cream, twine J . , . "@- ; wific 3 $9.4" y ; er es ' o. & bh ,oeds ti ie wi me fal ‘Be. Ao ae . M. P. in the latter dividend rumors pre —- oe a * her aoe eall, and gradually climbed to the price]. : bags aa ¥ pot cneiss ”, iug.es, I2'er; . &, We, Southern Wis- vail but without being confirmed. A good hes. & (hto : . aaa? . 293 hate Gare mn aaile a> oa. ‘ame ve + ieteh’ ma stigies, 1c, Y¥. : B Q ons . | named, 13344, but there were no sellers, and % wpripg 62 que 63! 4.4206 ‘ ‘ gies, ' bank statement and the bulls are looking | ao we : : 1:4! practically no offers. Then prices dropped | - nls. te Uae : : A ; wow Tt full cream, Il2'ye, Limberger, for a still higher market.—Ladenburg, -C.c an , Th a point or two. and: only as a sort of CORN. yay iti Loag loige. Tialman & Co. ‘olo. Fuel & EE oc cen'l's ee » 60 ‘'g | compromise was the sale made. Mary!lands |.) o miseds... South, 2d ao + RR Rg a ange | Were up in sympathy with Browns, and] yy 2 whiter... BBhy | Bethy AG HEs5). -_ ‘> causes os ‘gees lon the furniture. The origin of the $4 : loss off rit, % 123 “ is unknown To J. W. Sanford. . Tobacco com =. 3 a8." yoy | the close on them was 124 bid, no offers. 3 mixzekr.... : a, ' “a > Ga: UGGS pales at 15'y iu id, _ & 40 1S..... + eee : . mit | GAMFr ORSEN AND MULES—Receipts.. 350. « _——-—--— MARRIAGE LICENSES. ? Doe trait sules went, as only one was made, that of « ‘ , Steud Cluslil . ’ . ‘ . eudy, closing a Httle stronger. Quality fair. made. oy, small, 12441136; . ® > . ey + he Ps . : * 5S) 2 oe ee: ee ree ea eee Te eS ee — » ites ae . unindpedatdiiabaes : ame Ridge Avenue House Burned. Fire at 2 o'clock Friday morning @©& atroyed the one-story frame house at Ridwe avenue, owned an occupled by ;Willlam Nobbe The hougg and contents ‘were a total loss. There was $30) insure l ance on the house and a similar amount E4i8 —_— ~ . as ~-in? ; Gu: aN ase 4 > a.°@ ts. lon al and Lrvugh, lily CAse€s, Ship- 4s ln Se YP ee ee 2 ee re are x wt wy > pty a 4 . “p . = , - : J wattle hinalisiie, a ee ae a ee —— ee ER ee ee Fore © ; 1K f the ‘ 0O- . : . day. erry i laden ae South: At. “uae :. Sppatt Fpgie é The activity in these two issues led to} No. 4 mixed oa rica, but something will possibly be known Delawere & Hudson... a : #Gi igs ’ ier eryse in others, especially in ee eee ‘. oO, 3 gas ae 1 _ - 48 a2 Quotation for undrawa birds. Drawn, 25 per tiarket bas « lasedd for the week with a good clear- b Monday. It will be well for holders Steel com a6 Wiieh were in strong demand, at my 2 With) F Corn, site : PO ig ent nee sued prices holding steady. The supply has | | Sugar to follow the stock with a stop 4 a Pea : Se , offers ‘4 higher. Fulisens were alse in de- Maillard and red head «$8; Cativas back, §7 %), bre en tiheral, though vet as beavy as it was lust ire’. Mal Andereat n4 order. We look for higher prices for the Electric - os hs os =! mand, at slightly higher figures than have A nak) aan bor reen-wing teal, $1.40, blue wing teal, $2, mized, | Sees ™ howd export trade Was net as ively, and | « ral E "Wealeen hehe Kast xt. Loule Pacifi ‘ «} ares ie & ) af ‘rred N ) f llr Jersey Central : : previatled for Sore days. (;ranite Was cle aad, vt Y mii xesd 24%, 42> , ‘ arawu ducks anh aoz lems than alove | ar prio gare pute d at $5 t« $10 per bead lower . 6 atau vd . - — r , lg oe be Lauisville & Nash - 1 di Si I Sales: 5 HKrowns at $1.33 o 2 Northern. 244@20 > | than af last week's close. The Southern trade has Albert Carlsom ....... Kast St. Lowe : ; : ‘ . . ’ : ’ - white 2H att! ‘ ‘s. . ty. dee, Med OOm, Prem doz Ss. eu liiplpets, | been we ry Keone | Annie C)ark ee , : ‘ bast ba laute - #1, ge A pettine Matai enn, HORSE QUOTATIONS. ' Timethy Woerton Menophie, Tena & Western and People’s Gas. The buying te joe a 8.5 | ? ) white wy Stalypoe batrouite, ts, Si go, Juss, ea, leevy draft, commun to gvod .... § 185 on Nanny Hoewel! . 444 Easton af of pren Pacific gee gt mF age deh Tae nea 7? 2a ine eh 25h, g000. ‘ee commen "nilon acific com- we stan « “gs yy i . ; 4 white .... 24%@2 - a Nit ws squirrel, de, Jack ravbil Mon; it has most execellent speculative , oA es oy Aa ‘ % ‘ ST. LOUIS STOCKS AND BONDS. o, % mixed «i's ei'g oh Me Sagi: | Chotce to extra VUG lw Ov » ae “15 Biddle et Possibilities, whereas Union Pacifie prefer- | wan Elevated Con .... . . ; » 4omixed .. a 7 oon . Qt ALL Select undrawn, $1.15; drawn, soft and | Drivers a wpa — é . “i Biddle et is worth in the neighborhood of %. | Northera Pacific com -' a. tes Reported by Gaylord, Blessing & Co. small | ‘rate chiceets Darth, 95 00, white | Common to good 00145 09 Pretle Seaet oeees poco e em . , . — : -- ~-——- — . Future Prices. undrawn. OR ok ov incntueses 5 Oggivv OU Charles Kadiewsk! : 16 Locks @ : at teach Dorse@® ... . bu GO Lure Ariat ' ‘Miz Floerleeant av ere Is “ fair sized shovt interest in Bur- i Northweeat a RE Sails : A I 7 | E bP ittoeas large $iail 20hUa doz: medium oha | , Bid Asked. | Closing liighest | Lowest | Closing LIVE POULARY. ¢ ulenens 9) ne ’ bite iy ; ! wT ‘ . ' om ‘ : : : Om to 0 00@ 125 ° Jeawie [. Lenergan . 2asa swt. Vieerent eg ea lDoeer carcosses, per ib, lite) venison sad- Hington and we think that purchases of this | New York ir me. Bier Seddiers m?. " : - | Norfolk West. com.. : ; POUSTETS, O79 ; Pa ts vl \ Sanders Ismieville, My together with St. Paul, will pat) fe | - | ose =e |'VYeaterdas To-day To day To day nmiisaed chicketa, Oy. 3 havnta “ the next week. The figures of (o- oe + ma , = npn Se SN IE Page a te, geese, So, turkeys, Lo SE Pe Ti O . *s bank statement are aimply phenome- mecifte & ae 34 he — RC ORNS ' Pon ne S10W om WHEAT. DiheESSEL) POtLakys feceipt - tittle (hunks, law to 140 pounds— @haries KB Bury bam +. teats We istos, Me d Pacific Mall { Beatmen's Bank . a cers ' , » , . . P “" ‘ aS . eee . a ; . , j non d large the short interest really is, but agg" ~ —_o °* TES ge ERS, St. Laws & Sub Ry. Sa...... : , sy HAZELNUTS. Stodde per bay Mares and colts | 18-Kt. Gold Wedding Binge. estimates place it between 350,000 and Mw.- | St. "au com ..-. pee do stocks : i aa j 4% 24%, CHESTNUTS. Salie per ? : nim, > a nos tee re nest ualll \rices from 83 to gu. @0 shares. The selling has been the heav- pref on? Mercantile Trust ........00055 227 i. —- - ee » HICKORY NUTS ae a ~~. pan see ms sarge | ob | ocean a Seema Broudway, cor Lecust fest Eg —— bode rye — | ae S Seen : aac A mt mag, a aa + Chicago Markets. s \ Eats Duli, S'tyuad of SIDA, Suckling colts a . rooklyn a ransit, Manhattan an , acific . os + oe a ; . - ahs fe 5 ee —y mall and fat. shee Pings, commea he Sher aes an eee hird avenue. but there ‘le nothing to in- FN a hes & re ine naneagy aon Ry i , | A losing ( bilghest lLawest , Tans yA MS 4c for estre fancy, sina ’ at, sheep Mule miarket Ia cioslug grberalis steady, BURIAL PERMITS. 4 Gicate that it is unwieldly in any of these | tnion Pacifie tnlon Penot Rellway, 25 rear : “ey “li . Yesterday.| To-day. | To-day. | ay. ) , wool, heid firm ‘furtog the week, eAcept on very EE Stocks; hence the above estimates may be do pref American Central Ins. to 4: WHEAT Stead panei: : beri staek MULE UOTATION Addie G. Merryweather. 16, 1347 Eijllet; tppte considered extravagent. There have been; U. 8. Leather com Miseourl-Edison Electric Js... : - , ns arpa , | Missouri, Ilitne's, ete.— (For brok aad 7 x : mnreria’ Sees Mo large transactions for the short § ac- Missour!-FKelison com . 5 2s : May . GER, OB AIAG, (ENE | a Medium combing % | 36 nam@an. caneaee Game wdions jon Angusta Weathus, 14. 227 Lemp. rbeumation, coumt in rmullway stocks for a month or | Missouri-Falison Electric stock ‘tarsi. FSUly . COQ, OQ “ Medium clothing .......+-.+++: a 24 | 16 bands, bulk of esles... .: “00 ctl gee or ns + anes Benton: atgh ; therefore the cover rovement in! 3 : ; . , Hrai and le Me gee oa , seco ah: Wiillisea aileam,. 4. 2x nten, dipht " ® covering moveu CORN Braid and 7 14% Lauds, extreme range Fridolim Schoula, 68, 1406 S loth. teterusit e (irenite. Bimetallic om is not likely to attract much atten- | oot, shy bands, bulk of sales fever Merchant: — tom ee . « --- Light tne : Canes e bull# have “ot | , A isaaeead bot Brewery bonds .. ©... --++-->: e- Mar PA'g 3B qa Piihg LB ya) Bat gt turr cones 3 ‘ : k ty bull have an object mn trying (0) Third Avenue | vee TAM T18ty St. Joe Lead Co. : J is 337, ” 437, | ot i rf burry ree 3 a See. ee August Schott, 60 240 Warren, beart disease, ma e t appear that bears are heavily overe mated = ow - = -_ " > ' uiy _ © . " wie ger e t bande dull of alee ss cas 11 ‘ #0 . les. San Sebastian ose : : Burry aod clear mised , “ve 15%, heuds, extreme of range Thinnas HM. Simpeon. , 20 Notth Market; Sa “ , 15'g bands. bulk of sales.. Private. Small Mepes Mining peeves ; ‘ OATS. Iowa. Wiseons | pleuritis , - - t " #.? the i! o e of ie 4 ‘ a Bid Asked oes 6s Tre cereses All markets are suffering et present from a short. as VA) -— tg M SOre7 Se , coin 1s from Jan _ ay. ‘ s i. ‘a’ a. int, fact ay cote 38 from Jan. . 133 34% B; May. DGS: : . age of heaty weil Ouishbed native beef steere end nm point of activity Sugar took the lead, | cyjcago No W. a : Flas Northwest, $1 50. Southwest, $150: May ear rhe a | 7 P Pe mt ag i a rl vagy me re Bow | ba tenes . than any other under the «op declioe reported. | , cola 1925 Q from Jan. : onine Ban Th fh aot ee > —g. Rin coin 1918 from Jan.. $1.49 a. Sept . $1 & b Kurty none Was under some pressure. There Be cp.. 8 ia coin 1918 Q from Jan. .110' CURB MARKETS Herd burry ....... des FAD (fferings bere of this character Ip the past week | to be an impression on the rd ST. LOUIS, Jan 20. lee) May wheat, @8y¢: | Tih washed Rove been, omen ee Se ot ee sell- 1 Bank Clearings. puts, G7%ac, calls, OS WaTEE' gc. . bakewwemus vo ccloe ceveesteoe fency grades are quoteble at SY te Loca Chicago-May wheat Puts, @ 972,084; balances, §7, - On wenfavorable crop reports from Kussia and | Green salted. Arkaenses end Southern .... ° “ mente é : em Pik %: ~oe , the Dry t beary Texas eee tee ceeereraee 15h , week covering, foreign markets opened sieady : 4 * o aoe Ss eS ee . oe a a eS ee | i tee ae ,— oe ee ee 2 OR ORI ge SNE Fp oe GS I TOR SRE SII OO nse aM y ce SE eae Me Re : ~
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Path > eee oy Cer Breet . pes A a a f'2' » ¥ ia aig * . “ ~ \ ’ x ores “a - 7 . ‘y Ot TORO, pest e+ 7 gai » eS ers gi, a ht ¥. a Re ie ta yy yr. ah eee $e Sy ae eee Bee ORE: ees 4 Pay : ;™ / . ag Pr & aS 3 ity 5 ate Rte ga Ss Fae Ss EAE SE LS OME NG HEY: SATURDAY--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 20, 1900. THE BEST THEY KNOW. remember the old lady who rode for the first time on a railway train. There wasa frightful collision, but when the rescuers reached her she was quite calm. She said she supposed they always stopped that way. - The story well iflus- trates why so many women are satisfied to live without Ivory Soap. They have never tried it! enough, they think that annoying odors, sharp chemi- cals, and wasteful greasiness are common to all soaps. COPY RIONT 1608 GY THE PROCTER &@ GAMBLE CO. CinCienaTe Naturally WMAPKETIIP-T(_DATRBNIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN ooo | FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF UNION STALIS. PLANS AN ORDINANCE NECESSARY. Organization of Business Men Perfect- ed and Collection of Funds Will Be at Once Begun. A permanent organization of the Union Market Improvement Aasociation was ef- fected Friday evening at the Mercantile Club, and resolutions were adopted pledg- ing the association to raise between $50,000 and $100,000 for the purpose of converting the unsightly old market house into a “twentieth century’ structure. The meeting was called to order by the temporary chairman, Joseph Specht. A permanent organization was effected by the election of Thomas 8. McPheeters pres- ident and an executive committee com- of George T. Riddle, J. W. Smith, R. . Hutchinson and H. W. Eliot. This com- mittee wil] oe of St. Lauis University Will deliver on Wednesday evening. Jan. 24, one of his course of lectures at Sodality Hall, Grand. bear Laclede avenue. His subject will be ‘*The Family.’’ These lectures are being delivered un- der the auspices of the Young Men‘a Sudality of St. Francis Xavier's «Colleges Church. Phe study of Robert Browning will be taken up by the Unity Club of the Unitarian Chureh at the Unity next Sunday evenin The theme will he selections from ‘The Ring and the Book.'" Mi (. M. Woodwerd is the leader. The officers of the ciub are: ©. M. Woodward, president; Mrs. Wil- liam 8, Curtis, William S. Curtis, Mrs. ©. Y Mereeneau and Mise Helen M. Phillips, viee-prest dents; Miss Lula Wagner, secretary, aud Charles A. Soch. treasurer On next Sunday morning at Memorial Hiall Dr. John T. Elitott of New York will deliver a most interesting and instructive lecture on “‘Experiences in the Tenement Districts of a Great Metrepo jis’’ This lecture will be given under the auspices of the Ethical Society of St. Louls. Dr. Elliott will Kive hie persenal experiences in the same lire of educational work in New York, and bas all that elucation can give. being a graduate of COor- hell University, and having taken his degree as doctor of philosophy at Heidelberg, Germany. His malin work has been to the tenement districts of New York The revival at Centenary Methodist Chureb oas been going on during the week under the leadet- ship of Rev. Tbr. Harrison, the evangelist. lu- terest has been Intense, and a great many cun- versions have been effe: ted Hev. A. J. Marshall, city evangelist of the Christian Ohureh, has been wielding successfn) re vival meetings during the week at the Fourth Christian Church. He is also pastor of the Our endelet Christian Charech Last Sunday there were 1S additions to the church Turing the absence of the Rer of the tierman Zion M. E. Church been filled by visiting ministers cently given by the members of proceeds netted over $1000. A very. successful revival has been going dur'ng the week at the Carondelet Baptist Ohureb, uuder the leadersiip.of Kev. Tbr) Manly Hreaker The loterdenomilnational Woman's Conferenc 4 Was beld at the hall of the Young Men's Christian Asaoclation on Thursday and Friday mctnings freor 1 te 12 o'clock and afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock Women from the Protestant churches were present The object of prarer on which they were united was for an awakening of spiritual life itn tne eLurches. The meetings were most imp orteaot The Feast of St. Agnes willl be celebrated in the Church of that name Sunday. There will be a& sw#i- euin higon mass cotam a) Oe with sermon oF Ker, PF W. Fallon. reetor of the churvh of the Holy Name. The mass will be sung by Nes. Edward Fenlon Rridget’s Church and Areh beighey give the benediction of the Blessed ; misic will be rendered The protracted meetings which have heen going (*’ ¢. Stahmanon his pulpit has At the fair re the cbhureh the ",) ST | next ey Mrs. Van Brophi! will sing sates | ley Buck, at the offertory. 1 at Holiness Mission, 2623 Faston avenue, comlucted by Rev. FE. A. Ferguson, the Kallroad Evangelist. continues to grow in inter- me The hall bas been crowded every night and the altar Glied with penttents. Atraugewernia are ing completed for the spe- ‘lal revival to be held by ev. M tL. Haury at Univo Mission, 1432 Franklin avenue, Feb. 1 for two weeks. A epecial feature of the revival will be a chorus of 45 voices .as well as ipatru mental musk in connection with the chorus. Rev (urren Henley of IiMnolse has ‘oTrometiat and leader of the chorus. iianey is one of the proaninent evangelists anid bas had 30 years’ experiemee in the mintatry aul in @CVangellatic work in account of the short notice the wonveution that was to have been bell im Pebruary bas beeo pvstpeved until Mareh 16 Next Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock there Will he held a epecial missionary service at Mount fubern M. E. Charch, South, corner Hodiamont and orth Market. tekinog ““Chipa’’ as a subject. Ao in tefeating programipe will be furnished tu which the Woman's >) Foreign Missionary Society and tbe ju- veniles will take part. Special musie will be fur Hished by the chur-h chorus and one of the toter- esting features will be the presence of two native Chinese Christians, Mr. and Mrs. Jeu Hin Yee, Whe will take part. Sunday-School officers and tea: hets are requested to remember the Bible study class at the Ceutral Hall of the Y. M ¢« A... Girand and Franklin arte- nues, Saturdas eveuing, at & o clock, led ‘by Kiev. Dr. J. F. Cannon of thin etty The object of this class is to develop the best polats of the les» son for the Sunday following. Tery memiwr requested to go and hear what Dr. Cannon has fay Upon the lesson and au opportunity is given every obe present to present bis best Cheughts upen the lesson in not exceedin two minttes” time All the Sunday Schools fu the city are requested to send representatives Meeting opeus prouiptly at S ou clowk and closes at 8 o'clock. im te The eighth annual meeting of the Hephzibab Res ene Home will be beld next Tuesday. Jan 23. at the Home, 2513 Lucas avenue The wabagement expect to bate a profitable and interesting pro graini.e, and all whe are interested in the plans fer the furthering of the work In the salvation of erring girls are cordially ftnvited to attend this all day meeting, which will be from 10 a. wm. to 4:50 P. mm Following is the programme: Yr es FS eer .. Rev. M l B. Gott Rower, Superintendent ’ RB. Fullerton ©. Vorhies S:15 to 4. : : ; Warner 20. . Nire M. FE. @)tto, Manager Will be talkea of inspiration and plans fot Work, as well as reports of the past Work . Misa I lora E.. the the morning ‘The Gos- Rev Seivice pel William Short willl preach at fst St. Peter's (Chureh Sunday ou ty the Poor."’ CHURCH SERVICES. Baptist. SECOND BAPTIST —- Kev W Morning. ‘The Praver Test,"’ eng with third ‘‘aoclal study'’ “Gambling and Its Suppression *" TAYLOR AVENE. Kev. Samuel paster. Morning. ‘*The Coming of the trond,’ evening, ‘“‘Standing Hefure the Sunday-school ¥:s0; young people's Ww tore, pastor evening, service of im St. Teouls, FE. Fwing. lav of Throne," at meeting i ‘ IMMANTE BL - Preaching morning and = evening by Kev. W, Nash, pasior Maplewood Baptist q hureh DELMAR Rer. Jobn T. M. Joins fon, pastor roll call, thankagiving and praise service, responses from officers of the eoureh and addressea by Rev. Dra. W. Pope Yeu man and J. KR. Armstrong: evening, serinon bye Ker lbr Yeatnan. first pastor of the church THIRD Rev. Ro PP Johnston, pastor. Morning, ‘The Kingdem of Geat:"’ evening. “‘The Land of the Nazarene.’ the first of a series of Jectures on evenings with Jesus. discussing places, people and evsents in the Holy Land LAFAYETTE Park Kev T. ¢. Carlton, pas tor Morning, “‘What My Bible Does for Me.” evening. “‘Aneother Joho the Baptist,’° Bible gs heol at M60 wand 3 AVENUE Morning, sheort Christian. CENTRAL, Rev. Baxter Waters pastor. Serv- lees morning at 10:45 and evening at 3S; (Christian kKndeavor at 6:45 COMPTON HELGHTS. Rev. S. BR. Moore. for, Morning, ‘The Name and Work evening. “*The Haif Not Told."’ “FI. Kev W FEF. Hamann. “The Good Mimdaritan;’’ evening, pas- of Jesus,;"" Morning. of Deci- pastor ee Need om oat the German Methel'et Episcoval Chruach, Taylor and Cseott ige avenues for the last "wo Wee ke have been ao suecesefnul that ther will on tinned for an indefinite period “Corporations and Trustsa.”” with Mr. FL N son as leader, willl be discnese! at a meeting the Sewial Selenee Club neat Tuerday evening the parlora of the St. (.eorge Fpiseopal Ciuh. Revival services will begin Sunday even ng at the Salem Metheollat Fpiscopal ¢Geerman) ( bur: B. on Fifteenth and Wash streets Many Methodist ministers will attend the meeting, and represeuta tives from the Meals Institute of Chi ago will aleo be presen! Rer W. LL, Veelkner is jmstor A short time since a committee, with Rev. In Warner as chairman, was appointed at a odist Episcolpal Ministers’ meeting to devise beat plan for ecarrving on eltv miselonary The committee reported at the ministers’ meeting on Monday. advitsng the holding of a nnion meeting of the ME. churches on the eren ing Jan. 22 at Union Church, when the com mittee will make a full report upon the subject for which It wae create! The degree of Doctor of Relence has been con ferred upon Rev. Martin S. Brennan. paster of St Lawrence OM Toole’s Church fy the Kenrick Semt- nary Thie ta the firet degree of the kind con- ferre:] on any one ber the seminary Rev. T. Fo Connor will be installed pastor of the Preebrterian Church of the Covenant Jan Dp. ™ The Melerator, Rev. JO WH. Ganas, prealide Rer. H. M. Campbell and Rev. G. Clene will make the charges The new Pius Hospital, on tw Jud of ee “. .? and of Grand arenue Blon PiRST. Rev. Frank ©. Fannon, pastor. Serr- wes merning e#ml evening; morning anbject, qPalth to God the One Great Need of the Churca “ ‘lay Congregational. PARK. Rev. Jeremiah ©. Cromer. pastor, Morning topic, “A Woman Who Won Im- Ineiftal Fame.” evening, “‘Things tiood to Eat."’ CHURCH OF Tle REDEEMER Ree. TE. Hail, pastor Order of service for four wereks: Keguiar preaching service in the erening at 4; (hiistian Endeaver linmedtately following rihst Rev Der. Corneling H. Patton, }i. “to-operation of the Human Salvation: evening, “A Sad , Sundas-schoel at 9:4% NIICMOOREAL, bier Frank Foster, pastor. Morn- FotUNTAIN pastor. and Young E want everybody who has a cold to use Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Sixty years of expericice: with it tell us that- there is nothing equal to it for coughs, colds in the chest, asthma. bronchitis, pneumonia, whooping-cough, hoarse- ‘ess, croup, consumption, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. There are three sizes: The $1.00 size is the most economical in the long run; the 50c. size is just right for hard coughs, bron- chitis, etc.; now, for the first time, you can buy a 25c. size; it is very convenient for traveling and holds plenty to cure an ordi- nary cold. The oldest, safest, surest, and best cough remedy in the whole world . = + + e& All druggists keep it. Cherry Pectoral. te ‘Lighting the Fires on Gaxi's Altar,”’ evening, fentfast.” Sunday sehool at | ice, Wednesday evening at &. toward *Mecayeal pastor ‘“Justifeation; ” evening, “bhe Great luvitation."’ | i Hiviok. PARK. ~ Rev Stenidfaet Christ; Morning, pastor. Morning, lor, Jones. “Rendering Bare | ae if evening, ter Coen] (eoMar TON TILE Morming at lc45, *% li i tse of tie “Man's Demand PILGRIM hey Moruing liow Favil* Evening thie ous on the snml's arth as It Is tn W. W. Newell. pastor, | t at the Wedding Feast, " evening at &, } tert t Rurnham. agtor Attempt to Solve tne Saal i neee of | fourth iu a @erles of arf raver, “‘Thy Witiil Be lLrone Hivcaven;” Sunday-achool at FE BRANCH... Rev) William Meaning and evening Qiestion About the at os 3 OLIV tor “tela Sunday -Bc lerl Johnson, pas evening. of the Soui,"’ se Episcopal. ST. GEORGE'S. Kev. Robert A Holland, rect Subject of Merning serwnen, © Effulgence.”’ St. THOMAS MISSION FOR THE DEAF. —Reg. James IL Cloud, minister. Morning prayer and Tr. ij at } Mon yle | W iil! Manchester avenue-Sundas- rervice, 2b: preaching service, White Ae. —F Independence, MIEISSTON (2823 Faston avenu meeting FE. he York the the steamship Latin, from Bremen. Eiiot School Patrons.—The_ Eliot School Association will give a musical en- tertainment Tuesday evening next to raise money to buy a piano. Prof. Herbert W. Owens, Carl Tholl and Miss Kingsley of the Imperial Theater wiil appear as soloists. Away From Home.—Crowell, Noe, 9 years old, was taken from two Salvation Army lodgers Friday and taken to the Four Courts He said his father had driven him from his home, 826 North Twen- ty-second etreet. The story is under in- vestigation. Epworth League Meeting.—The mem. bers of the Fepworth League of the Meth- odist Episcopal Church will hold a union meeting next Monday evening at St. Luke's M. E. Church. Rev. Dr. M. H. Chamber- lain, president of the McKendree College, will deliver an address. Rev. Mr. King Weds.—The Rev. Wil!- iam P. Bing. pastor of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, South, of Ferguson, was mar- ried Wednesday at his former home in Rock Mart, Ga., to Miss Mary Evans Harris. He is expected to return to Fer- guson in about two weeks. Found on a Railway.—The crew of an Iron Mountain freight train found the | unconscious body of August Reinhardt on the tracks neur the Meramec River yes- terday. They took him to Kimmawick. where he died without regaining conscious- ness. Reinhardt lived with his family at 2411 North Fourteenth atreet. Mies Henrietta A. Bancroft. Fleld Secretary the Deaconess Rurean of the Woman's Home Mia , Office Men s Club Debate.—The Of. menary Sartet y of the Vetlhottet | ma! Mure) fice Men's Clyb will have a debate Satur- | pag peen in the city during the week eo-operating day evening. the question being: ‘Ia | with the pastors and the local angillaries in ex Great Britain Justified tn Her Course To- | pediting the plans and work of the soclety. Miss ward the South African Republic During | Rancroft_'s ® member of the faculty of Albion the Past Year?’ For the affirmative, 1. H. Conee". nual eavotiNg of the Hebrew free and in. Lionberger and John M. Holmes will ap- iustrial schools wilh he held at thelr moms. south pear, Frank K. Ryan and Charles F. Krone | ‘ corner of Ninth and Wash streets. on Sun taking the negative. Jan. 28. at 2:30 p. m Census Clerkships.—Candidates for census clerkehips were pained to learn Friday that there was little chance for any of them to secure places soon. It was | Fwing. pastor of | the Paylor Avenue Raptiat » burch. willl preach Saturday, asaistedd be Rew I, announced from Washington that the nam- | ji oe or the Bowery Mission. New York City ing of clerks would be deferred till June ae conduct the revival nervices during the or later, and then very few would be chosen. Those named will go to Washing- ton and work till the census is finished, two or three years. Important Meeting of Socialists. The ward branches of the Social Demo- cratic party will hold a joint meeting Sun- day afternmeon at Aechenbroedel Hall, 6 Market atreet. Delegates to the national | convention of the party, which will be held in Indianapolis arch 6, will be chosen. The meeting will also decide upon a ward agen whioh to center the principal efforts of the party to elect a socialist to the House of Deiegates next city election. Dude Highwayman.—The gentleman burglar has a rival in the dude highway- man. Such an one is abroad, holding up women in the most polite fashion, with only an umbrella as a weapon. According to her story. Mies Loulsa KRoenfeld of 8144, Chambers street was etopped at dusk Fri- _day evening, at Twenty-second and 8st. (haries etreets, by a well-dressed ho her to the | sermon at 11 nd eget, | ae : i totes ST. PEPTER'S.. Rev. William Short, rector. Holy | Ph PHLCAL § ¥.- Am, address | will en communion at 8; Sunday-achoo!l at 8:30; sermon is by + ene a vss OM “ nm ss) a the rector at 11, evening at § Night service enough to thoroughly light the building on veal all sides.” 1S rare *y ery sm ipent> le day -@chowl, eo, - Hebrew. SHAARE FMETH Dr S. Sale, rabbi, Service at 10:45, “‘Soclalism and Social Reform °' TEMPLE ISRAEL. Sunday service at 10:45: ad- diess by ex-(eoV¥ Tarid KH Franects; Bub je. “aa ‘The Higher Aspects of a World's Exposition.”’ ————_— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING. ONE MILLION CURED CASEsS. was lights. the departments. J ey : oo TEMPLE Lutheran. Ss Sommer. Ss, M evenipg at pastor Morning Subday-schuol at Rer. 10:30; GRACE.- @ervice at y 30 sania You Can Be Cured Whether You Be- . rertal lieve in Christian Science or Not. core xT. Rev. Dr. Rhodes, pastor action be mertuing and evening With Lord's Supper MAPLE AVENUE Rev. Johno ¢ liorning, pas: Morning sermon, “Sowing and KReaping;"" 11 ae. m.: evening sermon, “‘An Llinperfect Heart.’’ MotuNnT CALVARY Rev F. ir Coyner, pastor. morning at 10:30, ‘Jesus Healing;’’ afternoon at 3. German service, evening, “The Way of Salva- , tion.” Services t or ciseaececea tn form Ilea ta are new to the «at aif « ing Moet of these given up as maladies that bad afMfled their were f «¢hrletian Cyence » ep vert Were chr were cases that bad ‘inenrabl Many more onie | on be lights around question which I look into wper- ekiil for vears, , }] delivered an Beers Friday instanti¢. Methodist. cured Rev. J. HH. Young, tm by the pastor, at p im m. vy Rev. Thomas Harrison, the Rervices eet nignt during next Mer Harrison, beginning at 7 30 land their # tev Dr LAoock, pastor Morn. ; “The Divine Order.”’ evening, “A Young = eelet startied the lbatties Kev. Tor. J. OU. Early, pastor Services " have trorning at 10:45 and evening at 7:45: Sundar os heels , B hemerl al 1 1S aud 3 yp worth lea “alia a? G 45 hnoerwo h irae { th ‘ y LIN. AVENUE Rev I'r Wititam Wirt. ) lhey includes! pastor Merning, sermon, evening. baptisam eod operations were othe reception of member , MAPLE AVENUP cases that far paator. Morning those near at Land Warner, followed veTimom iy the padtor (ABANNE ARCADE. - Rev TD WR wth) preach Sumdlay untoing at Ll « clock Mae NT Al HtUitn Rev Josephus Stephan, pas tor Morning, “‘Hondage Versus Liberty.” evening, the fourth of a series on the Ten Commandwents. ‘The Third Commandment — FRY MEMORIAL Kev Dr. V. €. Evers tor Mornin “Triumphs of the (Croes;"' 'were cured quia f me Ine Ser add a eae ; nd the ring #fill goes on evan- and ’ , week roisxtake or tmilsestatemeth. Mrout eh west The eviden day. Special revival services will be held at the Onen Thr Miesion anid Tlome Seventt and Qrattot atreete. beginning, Satuniay, Jan. ; ’ ‘ Pico! y ait ti ‘ ue . * , nei that be Fe Ialmore if at (physicians bare the case tu Th's f i eu Cres fnlivy } (er you reyrore i ures} > “ pes: + ie evening, welteve in miles away re Lindran ——— . . auyv Priceless information fa a gealed envelope. Marve treatment, remedies and 6 ce, furn EL xaminatic vice are absolutely frée. number. 19 South Broadway, This rican comper lished the Koch | g Cure years: * : & a i | @ a She 7 } ’ : * the Month. ‘@ first iretaliment of Post-Diapa lLaurte Ma asaily, lee! | ham, Yr s bees a a prerpermes GneeS R.gers yee ie oe Pe er Rey HES id e « Bite ¢ oy RE . &. _ oes, Ves oe ce ’ : x z* ong Bap ty ae og =, od ; * oJ . a 5: eal % Ye Sees. ‘ Ae CO ges. Se ie BN ee: ¥ ‘Soe 5 Sah a. a tog ae eee” Ww