St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 22, 1900

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- 2 ae 7 49 sf , . - - . " - ; | y . ar, A. “A . ~ - 3 ‘i ~ 7 “Sy ef “~ 7 : ‘ , 2 : . *. ; , 9 ; 7 . j .s . . 5 4 : , s : : hon nid } ’ . y ¥ Sise 4 oY , oon aa 3 ge bak ae = ae ; Le Be | ee oe “ Xe eae oe Be akg : . : 4 a ; = : a 3 a ae ae 2 ‘ “ ra ets b 4 3 z a> * ao : . ‘ ; a aie . sive action is not Improbable and the evisis | “No: there are features in the case under. , ——— Pee OU Roe 4 an tends His Troops to the Left in " " ; " * , “Tr y iy i ° LP it} 1s beh ? ? } | } oers ‘Te ; ‘ epeamestnyd so ropts ate | aye e ) Vv »s P } t } ‘ ew . . ’ \ 7 , ’ ’ ; e ‘ “. . . iC *T) . / r) ] 1 Bec S . . piove i ittle les: than two a ae a Lary ah ' ni pe = concentrat d, SPER CEG Ine : nd Immense Ae 4:2 the British touk np a pesition narth eventuall a parated. showing the moog, &imak ’ ‘ | (* ‘71(.™ Sif ‘ ) ] Boy 1 tia thes iy with the clearing sky well-knews Dutet in conmtemp ated. Mr. Ashiey replied lO! months BY. At the time the men dilly- cre repeated from kopje ta kopje with @ Henry Z And te er, for they Know ‘em, you see; fantry advanced at 5) in’ the morning ‘T . rat rors ; Le’ it « me” WA ik a’la ol, —- ‘ ’ ‘ * 7 2 ‘ . 4 the it Té yu t fou by > rlhie’rS ” 7 of a dalle al around he re as the representatives 2 th ‘ y a , appl bcrvuyi le rs Sirewn Lilt ky over i eane hi] S of the Tugel: and were silently watched br the consider the pon Questions Cas? snrapne| aTIOny il¢ a ee ge = ee eee — President Axhliey will disapprove the stand | their demands After losin ’ : , ‘ : pe ’ ‘ . d SINK econsider- : . taken 9 his general maniree r, Wier also able tirme they conciudel the course sug- ABLE DISCOURSE. } , . c ‘ 1 . ~| h h 2 ¢eer019 . Bd scm , . holds the porxit on of Vie e-president of the gested Was the proper one to pursue If *} = ’ 9 - , — ‘the iutv ( CV ote t Cir att rtwon to TITUS KE ‘Ty fir- ? , "Whe cc eastora, fi i engineers of they called themselves a grievance com- hints le told them wiuat the 7 iwear ing on the British mfantry of vesterday’s fighting, the republicans hal” tne may be counted ae one-third. Them he conductors, iremen arm e “4 ye) mit'ee I dian't or don't know it: , , . . y ‘ ‘ ¢ ‘ _ 3 , . ' . evi. teal t) ‘ ir first ly td of def tise a.) fiaAae . . « > : , : Th i ; certainly aT ie ron ' , ' eee ale cre! oben . ftullier s army outstde of Ladysmith shoulé™ the Wabash are the men affected. They aK! they did not ask rec ni ti 5 os ' how eT. olin fens : : ne T tuck TO Their TrAcKY Tast- » anotber « ~‘froeul mom tian shot : , eng . , ? the Wabash are the men affected They ak | they wnition in that ca-| HOW TQ BECOME BEAUTIFULL! ii nex io nud Tonos tetems most er fiat at [oan har semaicinculae potion 8 ie | Rumber two to one againet the Loers. im creased responsibility which hae been t’1i- "Ie it a fact.”* Vr. Ramsey Was asked : . } ’ ii ‘ ‘ i 1} iT aay rt ny ) é ' reare ’ ‘ ] . ‘listane +’ if? three : irys at ri! tlre | Jubim | ai ilier ‘ t hee Tugs , + lye f ae | thy it Joubert shows ev. ' ) » eles Ag Ee G-epalliante iaaber l , : nena oN bet ne a at SET ARR NY Bes. ugel. ! | The Wabash management acknowledges ping-stone to a general ~ used as a ste] eo ae ; pis | mortally wounded while leading his South of ¢! F » fs facing : ery intention of holding his present poste | ' ‘ era demand on other Pe See Ce Oe Dee ee Oe Oe Oe ee Xe Be Be Firion i ‘ oF its ; , ;, ; a a od, eh oe eh ee ee uid 2 r 1 fr ne serze a tresh point of vantage. , force on Inhlawe Mo in, Casi nner! tion and maintaining the siege of Lady- \ forge vimen, ae, Fe He mast hold | “mith arsyes that he Is confidert that the right of the emplowes of the rond to @*® 0 ragiroads fOr increases ages | whatever the y thi: k they are entitled to, Concessions artic aang ae eee Reg REV ILGEN'S ‘ > ‘ 4 e se ; | | | BEAUTY HINTS. ' i ioe’ Speeint Cable to the Post-Dispatch, from Colenso tt Bierce: s rae ee ae oF caAanar hem him in, and to a | ULA [ON UN RECORD LONDON. Jan. @—"“l think we are mak- | foot of extension i : DPier coke Cbbe We p Pera lode i over the development of new Brite ' ! - * but “the main | nosth of the Tugela thins it ath | 1 strategy. It Is fair to presume that — _ Zs — ‘ bu leny tha’ any labor organizaten of **E ayy . ital ond s § Ret Mr. Arthur insists that a confer- substantias progress right jo. bert Knows approxvumately Buller’s full » ~ as _- -—-—— * > “oo ++ +? * + ore the employ df the company has the maght to) euity.” lead for them. “Ir wtrike Oe cia aoe p OMe Namsev emphasized tn his statement miBy ty ery ly sb le conference would to the Poxj-Dspatch tha’ the Wabash Rail-] nerner Mp Arthur or ble brochen tate road will not contend with the rallWay OT- | onierte Haye anvithin + j pe re ralire vt ganizations as such nor will thelr own em] 4,,.5, cailr vad?” 6 — ploves w lr recopeosep* themselves Aas mem- ~ * * ; 7 og. dlressxe - “o — P “ve ’ . ¥ ‘ ’ "ge i) 7 1 a | ; . any body of men who are not direetly IN) enoe would Obviate the slightest diff- ‘fon ia still before us.”’ (on these | draws men from tlre “$e ror +. - . }rsve . alivtais Dispatch the Only St. Louis merrier! ‘ny den. Boiller’s dispatches the So that while he is movW\o Newspaper Which Filed a Dis- -orld must draw {'s conclusiuns of the sii- | west to envelop the Boers cout around Ladyam'th ts a good ipdf- +. ap : ; , rhe Tugela ware bred comcentrated, mthat the Boers are not outnumbered, tlictive Affidavit With ‘Thy tritieh ; waine«t some groune proper time arrives quaetK)s . are ip ; 1 P it . 1 | ; , : , ne CaM! War ne oO ne the Court. wal treme fthe.r NeW position Dua: his right enter near Cole! re Pri 1, = . Pet 9 - ing on bi - huge i ars - . . js . peree ty ' Galler says, “about a] British troops left to gwuard the righ: Mank |. . intry is full of great poasl a The Roers seem Teo Lee ' biy extending hia le ft t ; thre f their inability to heaid west in the enveloping Movement, + eneth, amd his determination to fight @ *@e > > * ‘@e ' fF to be anderstoomd, Mr Ra : a , : . Peal ven ; ‘eo. msev ‘Ts aft Ht } ’ wor 4) ini? i’ qs?) bys rewrr Ve 1 the \\V anbash eom mney ig errs = ! a ton y, th if Mr.. Arthur taok excentions Monday €9° tariine in such matters?” _ . oe atatements of Ramsey that he and “Yes, that sour position T) brother tratnmen ha ! mide demands .) he ‘ Pie chpehalaga toh rye. men whom ronterred were in my office Were unreasonable } took um- 1 TT dav and Wedtn tay Thy, MTNESTAY fhev pre > wiMe- *? + *,° oo > 7 ore: -¢ thor? country in which Buller is operating off from the | | most rucged and picturesque In 1 From the Tugela more than » Latysmith the ground rises ack on the! [lt : enhes f ridees and xeopjes with amall ; wo! Bit g 4 ‘lrg bhetween. Venter Spuwuit, ittle of Saturday was tributary of the Tugela, bye loyye diy advancing tn the face f wn bert’s 30! "hy te : one | ; and, ‘ ounty where : 3 ) tar!) resisiance t the close Which ft “aly CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 + > a4 , , Fort »+ . ‘ ; the ° : " : il ‘ . ;* will ;«* . : a pd es ay wh h hey w i! tera] " ta thie yie*ry} VY? " ‘ . by ie) ov the : ‘ ' nek re] ror time © considos r . ne ,toeir demands Ther: having ulter'or motives almed sgatinst rat tlon@e heetde Tine . T er, tard nD amet the Watiagh te ‘ . , , . > . ! 1 PRPS dozens of tyvnewritten ’ ’ , aa tf this #tyat * ‘vi > ee oe o nS Hut this may be | treme wing may tind itself eut Ce 2) Perhags ‘“withdraw- | main bedy justeas the British 2 * + oeee heir movements than] trapped ot Nicholson's Nek °¢ forward ty the les rs simpy ¢ . "or et ene“ 7 stalking horse” ; | pages. Unt _ ‘carefully looked Int “Tam surprise!" sald Mr Arthur to the oe te Ne vemands we have no reply t . " . ‘ a > P ‘. ** Post-Dispatch, “that Mr. Ramsey would so ae rR. ny em! yes R commit bhleneelif iertain'y he mewns us, | —_ \ — ih “ af pin'el nT Chief Arthur a and bis remarks do us « great Injustice. can wr, re , ef our unions, which prirviceges that when NHW YORK. Jan. 22. —President Ossian a wvrievance comenittce has exhausted itS To Ashley when seen at the efforts to oe, adjustment of a ques- Wabash naiflroad, 1% Broadway to-day eald: “Reauty Hints. From the tion, Wwe were « ml uj ori te Aci. “ ~*~" e { ve | i communi setion fr On " sp = ee Ti al A me *. Menge os + a = x equally stabborn heat and prevents its finest etm: therefore > roe :¢ 4 Papers except the: , Cc Rive [Ne eXact fige or TEWT.-~~sETS i : ha NY L WOuNdn ONALD. iF MARLES WaRnann. Tn They con- 7 o *@e * + Kulntinet onths the pastors wh > pelled t. «ares blaek clot! have a chance t ’ —————— uffie | iris Ww hy ‘ ‘ fitine on hiing [ | mp stad hha if { t : ! ulation net sea Y we an . | ; ‘ . Peo eens Sess 2 ON Tao klutory requirement The Post-Dis- oe Se > , in the closet ; tals. in whatever lent tu them Phie > ooo *¢@ +e ' .~ & ~ ye awl at east Gaal i ' > *? divine spr t 2 peop'e who were bathing ip tb du:inw the etcire ‘ - biel ? > , fin e - ote . natural oXNVsen full blessing of and of th iit For beth spirit + an averi \ WwW. | These es . a @ + ing 1} ; } ; ] ar] Vvli tae Hles uf i ‘ a PN epee SS ee a — oS ~ -_ "Ne, 7 Ar okwe HY t pe ‘ ” Sie vate —-—- e—— r ‘ e4 Reason Assigned by Rev. James C. Macinnes for Quitting the So ele Hho @ Hoe He OHO eee se Ser S re See | , Ministry. eee +. ee . a ane provide tlie development and foun’ oe *. necescarv —— __- & —_— . +? jug from the oe > the spiritual aifts rleet that Ihely hh Ts t gul mpto ‘hie rf e- night was A jn a most singular sympton, which was not.ce ’ prgg p ttle Pepetes, . . : FAIR AND COOL. a 2 HiLDYARD. . alli her life, had been a heart ok ~ Both Were Perfectly Formed, and the/ able during : The reverend Rerhiie _ese . a ow cn St Leute an! vi inity- Fale Monday night and oifi f Oo Bee ed Be t beat that at times Was Sar f: and Col. authority on natura, PpAaLOSapPhy th iis - ce 0 ne m to ° ‘> id ’ bree - j ‘} ile : ot , his ph beso) thy . , pr heats the SCL AS . fused that if cou no e counted, while {it is n re ' . | a . ’ > 4 T 145i ths { i | i \ lin & ‘7T avr Ni ’ | nN rhif al | Tuesd ' fr ide Supply the Other. again it would be regular and of normal ural to nl ibe resull Pacha ) : : adhe Maman eee SCENE OF FIGHTING IN THE HILLS NORTH OF TUGELA RIVER. rapidity, but a.) he av) that it Shook her _s ep re gearch . , * : ' : ee c k : ' oa Tueadlas : nr “ ; he staat — ¢ " La igt~@u'thA tr" the prin pues cots ee *% rem gt \ enter Sore . i« si] betes te ip Oe 7 “ arrea'« Aiwvtet 5 abo halde 7 entire frame. In del.vering the fs: v4 en de - 7 : north pert Tuesday aft r mt tamed ly the dispat hes aud shewa ot L ve toe Mette af 3 48 et ineaie left ef the Eritie® colbnae ’ . ’ Fy, } : aij) | } Th 7 ; \ -? I ; rie “pT 4 ' i-™ias re Special to the Pust.piepatcs The knife revealel a small but perfect-y | adeno id ie (jen n ‘ , Cie: Neville Geward Lett’ (mm te lewding the a@ ‘ cn ™®. . san. a= at-morie Aan inch and a ia} higher | : nat Tommes-ed far jer?) ‘ on fis , . nt ' tie ¢s) ‘Ty throes Bue rutie "FD van © brigade of tea. PFullu oree ln t ONTARIO, N. ¥., J 2-A post tem | formed heart incl half hig "tte had not } . | jen. Put! f In the comtety examination has just revenied that Miss in the chest than that organ usually !{s ditors realized that ti wet 1 beter’ rit oe os aaticie » Fuge eon TU a Lieut. Gen. (Clery oxmuamde the divician opel i hd sae i ‘ ' ; a , — itn we'd , : mae a attire io the center, end Tiidpard guents Halen's Ella Gates, who died lasy Friday at her! found. weet - a og eee = a aan Me eee out wad i | ing, : : — . : _ rer amaze t n anotne ° ‘ 7 X98 ' ‘} a76 . . RSET RTA , ; : ' om) ; Tiuls ‘ br tal 1 : i sive scat sary of eh 7 wh home in thi« vicinity, had two perfectly below and back of the first | , theme was original an ter : ) iiaiws ¢. ew : ina 1% mri ‘3 , + : ac Gee “Paler’s tine now 61 . developed hearts The office of the second seemed to be | - "ie . Dé 82 ct eivar $2 | Rs oi eaten hadipeetne. | wide greet lewiters stick oat, Stat 30 miles, wurth end sath of the @ne never; to feed the first, as its ventricies were com- or exordium he referred ' 1u- ewelat 43 ‘+ Past Chiewv ley eee eos afi ‘ je and side g adh a As be exterde hie Hee weet ond gorth it Peeneee wae in Ber ERD yeas. * | paratively thin-watled, while the lacge blood | more) vein to the recent complications re- ! penver 0 6 o.....- Be Spiog Kop, eo frejuentis mentioned tm the battle affording sailent cover for fighting men thinset, while the Beers, ty foiling beck, enjoyed pee EGE 20k oe an Saab tee ett Seaere obi ea | ee 5 oP eagle Fay, TR vgs tet Veneta mre | tetera reprts, is a short mountsia range--vr series of kati of Vusdemneid amumands Ube caveny | trate (oro! ar seems bad been an invalid. The slightest lungs, but with the of ¢ he made a plea for weill-lighied ludiamapolie .... .... He believes & Woman cs tule. f universal pr eee eee i - sf t = 4 Pe * Fo oe saa "SOR agrrR 8 «id

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MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 22, 1900. in SHOP THE WAR ON FILIPINOS, ‘ Senator Turner Denounces the Course of M’kinley. ee ee ee ee BREACH OF NATIONAL FAITH. NO POWER TO GOVERN ANY PEO- PLE WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT. The Only Parallel to Our Attitude Is That Now Presented in Eng- land’s War on the Boers. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 In accordance With notice previousiv given Mr. Turnes (Dem.) of Washington addresscd the Senate on the Philippine jaon) His discussion took a while range. “Neither the stately Gent's Messaxze, nor Senator Lever.dge's «acdireas.’ said ‘ean change the favis of history meta- Torphose a groposed course of action, al- ready partiy accomplisaed, which involve- @ shocking anu portidious breach of national Taith, Intes an act of proticy deftensivle on Brounds vf justice, muraiily and national guiy.” Vertidy and bad faith were pretensions put forc:h by the administration Of either a iexgal or a Moral right to absorb and govern the Phiiippine Istaunds without the camisent «af their pPreople, The poople uf these islands were, he sald, a brave, reso- lute, Hberty-loving peopie, and their Presi- of he iv, Jeet iods of the the tervid oratory involved in the sirug- Bles ought to win them the admiration and respert of every member of the American Senate. Mr. Turner. then related the story of @iliance which-was formed between the United Btates forces and the Filipinos for the subjugation of Marila and the expulsion Of Fpain from the islamis, and expressed the opinion that had our army been delayed for a few weeks, the Filipinos themselves would have captured the cliv. He declared that the F iMpinos belleved they were fight- ing for their own independence: yet che President's messuge up the claim that Independence War an afterthought founded on the sinister ambition of oertain Filipino leaders. This assertion, Mr. Turners sald, Was unfounded and he quoted extensively from official documents in mainienance of his declaration. “Our action has no paraliel in the history of all the world from the beginning of t'me down to the vresent moment,’ said Mr. Turner. “Il venture to say that there is not one American voter in a hundred who would not have’ repudiated the pretensions of the administration as perfidious and dis- honoranvle if called on witna full knowledge of the facts to sanction them in the beg.n- rong and before the present dcsvlating war began,’ Mr. Turner controverted Statements that the islands every tithe of law and equity, Filipinos had assumed that sovereignty the gioni-egivesa rieht of revolution. If United States head any rights at all in Pislippines, they were gained pureiy purchase -nd could not, in his opinion, be fixed in law by the treity of Paris, because the F'ilipin 8 Were Mot @ part) to that treaty. Referring to the epeech of Mr. asa wu rhapeeds., Mr. Turner said that “Tt lacked the majestic harmony which can be nabler chords ‘are the se! the Presidents were ours by because the by the the by teveridge evoked only when the sirfuck.”’ e maintained tirat Filipinos knew Wis fo the Verhnment that the function of a ge property, and he- reserve’ life, pomsg rtv and sald Mr. Pritchard, the real purpose was to disfranchise thous- ands of white and colored ihus create an office-holding class. There could be no fear of negro domination in North Carolina declared Mr. Pritchard, because the whites mutnumbered the blacks by two to one. He regarded the attempt Oo amend the cansgtitution as an effort to lewisiate the fraudulent methods of Democratic partys BRIBE COUNTED ON FINGERS. Another r of 1 Legislature white supremacy. Member of the Gives Testimony Against Clark. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—When the Sen- ate Committee on Privileges and Elections gan its to-day for the continu- ance of its investigation of the charges of bribery in connection with the election of Senator Clark of Montana, ex-Senator Fauikner informed the committee that the Feector letters had not yet arrived. He said they had Jeft Butt Jaz Nb Monday night and Wwere expected hour! vy. The first witness of the day was A. Smith, president of the Montana Rank of He.ena. Mr. Smith sald De nator Clerk had opencd an account Wita prior to the close oO the i then given him a4 persotra ‘ Leek for $50,000, and he had ipon the account since. "atrick W. Murray, a Montana Legislature, from Butte, that he ‘nad several times been approd: and his vote solicited for Clark for the Sen- ste. He detailed the particulars of two ‘inierviews with a Mr. Gallick, a supporter of Clark. who had on beth occasions held up his hands and spread out his flagers and thumbs, saying that he (the Winhess, could have “That” for his vote if cast for Clark for the Senate. He aiso said that George Casey had come to him to buy a piece of mining ground which the witness owned, but that the condition of the sale wee that he should vote for Clark for the Senate. He had refused all the propositions. OMENS FAVORABLE TO BRYAN. Queer Productions of a Maryland Hen and a Spider. Special to Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan, 22.—Col. W. J. dined on Sunday at the home on Capitol Hill of Mrs. C. T. Bride, with whom he boarded when in Congress. At the table with him were aaerpeentatives Sulzer oi New York and Clark and DeArmond of Missouri! and others. f While at Mrs. Bride's Col. Bryan was shown a curiosity in the shape of an egg, which byl a protuberance on its end formed a> monogramatic ‘*W. B.”’ The egg was laid by a hen belonging to Mrs. Mattingly of Prince George County, Maryland. Mrs. Mattingly is a strong Bryanite and a friend of Mrs. Bride “The hen that lald tt make a fit mate to the Democratic rooster,’’ remarked Mr. Sulger, “Yes, that’ sq; and if her egg only hatches out the Presidency for Bryan she'll jive in history,” added Mr. Clark. Col. Bryan only smiled. ; Mrs. Bride bes that last summer a black spider in her yard spun the le "Win. cae whole family sought to Induce it to add the ‘ but the spider wus ob- durate. DEALING WITH: ROBERTS. The Mormon’s “Case ¥ Will Be Decided Next Thursday. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—The committee, to investigate the case of Re resentative-elect Roberts, of Utah, to-day arranged the programme for the considera- tion of the case in the House. It will be called up to-morrow immediately after the reading of the journal. Mr. Tayler, ot Ohio, chairman of the committee, will open the debate in faver of the mi: jority lution to exclude, and will be followed Mr, Littlefield, of Maine, who will the argument in favor of seating and then expelling Mr. Roberts, Mr. Roberts will then be given an opportunity to address the House. He will be allowed as much time as he desires within reasonable limits. The rae will be taken at 4:30 p. m. duy. WILL INVESTIGATE POLYGAMY. Session tihat member of the testified Rryan would big ters *°R3i, special ' - i? reso- by present cltigens and ' the L.. | National | never drawn ‘Ned SiMe | achieve a | an | a proposition for a ietty ‘coming in. on Thurs- | WANT A UNION TICKET OFFICE, —_— Big Railroads Are Seeking a Good Location. MANY PROPOSITIONS ON HAND. BUILDING AT BROADWAY AND OLIVE TO BE VACATED. me An Important Move Contemplated and Arrangements Now, in Progress Promise Early Success. Louis of the plan in the form Louls Monday. might not ticket The to trust was heard Plans to establish propriately be called a unten “are being consiuicred by the Chicago & Alton, Mobile & Ohio and Illi- nois Central Railroads. If the plans ma- ture and there are obstaP®ies in tie Way which are immovable, four big lines will occupy as city offices a building ‘ialls pur- pose. Railroad men, no significance four roads were same bullding. therm now is that they are fellow- tenants of the Insurance Exchange butl- ding at Broadway and Olive streets. Thetr lease expires on Det. 31 next. The insur- unce building is to be razei and on its site a magnificent bank buikiing willl be erected by the Bank of Commerce which h: - resent abode on the north-eust corner of Syomiway and Olive street, direstly appe- Site the Insurance buikding. The Bank of Commerce will occupy the new burlding forcing the railroads tn question to give first echo in St. consolidate railroads in st. what of a inap- office, Wabash, the lit these ticket erected espe lor that claim there fact that the to be tn the bond between of Course, im the auxious Another is jf | Up their present quarters. The desire roads to be in tne upon the prin easier for a combinacieon , certain end than it is for an dividual lo bring that aceonminisliiment ta) lroad'’s city tleket Oftier Wust, rf Course, be on the ground Noor, and of an ints rior arrangement not found in the store rooms the aver ie Dsl ess block. It is furtiier aesirable, for obvious reasor s ne city ticket offices should be near each other. hour or more roads which might enter into 1 &téreement to occupy the same building will carry »out their wish for prox.mity and jt the same time be in @ position to ask of the common landlord those architectural pecullarities which they would not find on au buliding not erected especially for them UP oA MeCarty of the htlineis Centra] chairman of the committee appointed io treat With the realty and buildiag tirms on new ediflee to contain ticker offlees for the roads about to i» evierced., Mr. MeCarty has about ® gprope- sitions already before him Some Gontem- plate the bhullding an oentire business bliark Others sugewest the required alrera- tion of business blocks alrendyv standing NO one proposal, bowever, has yet satistied the four-cornered demand, but others are and results are expeeted soon I: is fairly assured that the new building, Whether especially constructetl oor madre over Will be on Clive or Lascust streets, wes of Broadway. There is likelihood of other Fouds joining the movement. lt is Known that the Bie F: eyes on an Olive street barersnt i not be sis- prising if it if inda- pendent of thre four found of thr building is Ciple that it is ixX anf prop: Ss ‘ucture IS CHARGED WITH | CONTEMPT. ithe GEN. BULLER HAS MADE NO GREAT GAINS. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 It winds through the short range of kopfes known as pion Kop. As the Boers fall back in front of Buller they contract nearer Ladysmith, so that now it may be said that they nold in- trenched positions extending from their line in front of Buller up to their siege works about Ladysmith, White's troops at Wagon Hill, south of Ladysmith, can easily see the exploding shells thrown by their com- rades under Buller, while Buller’s men can hear the roar of the new §8-inch guns with Which the Boers are now bombarding the tesieged city No finer theater for sirat- xy has ever been presented than that now uncer the eyes of Buller and Joubert. Although all England is nervously watch- ing the outcome of Buller’s strategy, ’ some military critics say was planned fore the arrival of Roberts and Kitchener at «‘anetown, the War Office claims that relief of Ladysmith is only a matter of time. According to the War Office a short T= efals* idens, a dasd to the relief of Kim- Mahe ey Will quickly fo low the relief of Lady- srnit: and then without «cenut aA jong Walt organization, and } three or four mont wi.l « pe dumm or ‘olumns Will have their transportation ina advance with the certal nly { rious reverses, The ©. are | hy Tone a thor} Tie Ss 7 elvV eSsential befor: eae forw rd ement towards the invasion of the inl is begul in, THE TWO DAYS OF BATTLE Description of the British Advance on the Boer Lines Saturday and Sunday. : for hy = ct} Ted SG ait’, Tried \ Tranasy. Jan. 22—After 1 terrible fire Suatur- ARMAN'’S CAMP’, hours of continuous and SPE of which was a quick firer. To-morrow ought to settle the 2 hh. waren ENGLAND'S PRIDE HUMBLED Rev. Bernard Vaughan Says Britain Is Now Suffering Because of Her Treatment of Other Nations. -_— +] Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, ((wpyright, 1900.) “other LONDON, Jan. 22.—The Very nard Vaughan, 8. J., a brother of Cardinal Vaughan, preaching in St. James’ Roman Catholite Church yesterday, said: “We of this country wh» rer Dives, are suffering from the way we treated the poorer nations Who represent Lazarus. The Rev. Ber- resent realest nation the wWor.id has yet seen has een talking to other nations as though they were not of the same human themselves. Engiiehmen have been telling nations to mend their manners, and yet the English are last people in the world who ought to talk of manners. “The good that will come out of it is that it will crush our pride without (please God) crushing our spi iri. IT MAY WEAN MEDIATION Ir. Leyds, the Transvaal Representa- tive Goes to Berlin on an Im- portant Mission. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. (Copyright, loo.) SSELS. Jan. 22.—Dr. Transvaal’s Mintster Murope, ie 4 leave here and Paris. He is going on an which will keep him away expected There has been Transvaal Legation and it is surmised last in sight of a mediation, pro} bably BULLER IS NOT BOASTFUL Cables That He “Thinks We Are Mak. ing Substantial Progress’’ Against the Boers. LONDON, cabled the “Spearman W. J. Leyds, Plenipotentiary to-morrow for “BRUS the in Berlin Important mission two weeks it i% in the days, is at of great activity in the last few that Dr. Leyds pessible proposal thr ugh Russia. Jan. 22.—Last night Gen. Buller war office: Camp, Jan, 2 W ar- ren has been aged all day, chiefly on his Jeft, which he has swung forward about a couple of miles. The ground fe very difficult, and a8 the fighting is all the time up hill, it ia diffleult to say exactly how much we have gained: but I think we are mnaking substantial progresas."’ The war office has received the following from Gen. Buller, dated Spearman's Camp, January 21, 6 io it. m. ‘In onder to re eve the pressure on Gen. Warren and to eecertath the strength of the enemy in the position in front of Pot- kieter’s JTorift, Gen, Lyttleton made a re- conne seance 'n force yesterday. This ke pt the enemy in their trenches tn full strength Third killed, —4gen. e*rips King's Wounded, battalion twe ive easualties - two The following were wounded in the ac- near Ventor’s Spruit yesterday: ers-—Stafl’ Col. BB. Hamilton and Mearegor;: Second Lancashire Fust- Capt. R. BR. Blunt and Second Lieut. Crofton and kK. J. M. Barrett; First Rifles, Capt. CC. D. Vaughan and Second Lieut. ‘Murter: First York and Lan- cashires, Secood Lie ut. A. one T>burbslin ; (since dev) ot; Caarrels iS. Sy: mye 4 ‘ : : 279 non-commissioned officers Bee ne GERMAN BARK I$ RELEASED oe cep Fnglish Authorities Make No Condi- order family as | ORY COoOoDs Co. In the Cloak and Suit Rooms, Second Floer, Tuesday, January 23d, A Special Display of EXTREME NOVELTY SILK | WAISTS, made from the Very Latest Silk Pattern Squares, in Persian and Watteau colorings. | Nothing more strikingly beautiful has been se- cured by us for a very long time. Also, our first selection of TAILOR-MADE SUITS for Spring, 1900, in a variety of exclusive styles. : We cordially invite everyone to examine critically this Remarkable Collection of New Garments. orY 00008 CO. ee REFORM UNION { CLUB HOUSE, Movement Started to rted to Occupy 7 Cen-| tral Building in Which Reformers of All. Kinds May Meet. ———o CUT RATE DENTIST Uothl Jan. 28 we have decided to do all work for ope balf the regular price. is | Pall Set of Teoth: .. ............ 2.50 seni Fillings .. 85¢ ali work ter Gold Crowns, 22k . im any of oar om Teeth jonas. absolutely without DIAMOND DENTAL PARLORS, O@6 OLIVE BT. shen kamen Ol” DEATHS. ; CORRIGAN—Monday, Jan. 22, at 6:30 a. m.. at family residence, 2U11A Ht. Loula ar., James, beloved husband of Margaret Corrigan and father of John F. ¢ ‘orrigan. Due notice of funeral will be given. Leaders in ‘all reform elemen's St. Louls are interested In a pian recently pro- posed which, in effect, means the estab- lishment of a kind of congress In Sst. Louis, where all the contending forces may be heard The title of the proposes organization for this purpose fs the eform Union Club, its object is specifically stated to be to estab!iah and maintain a headquarters for building in the business part of the “Ity, where members of any and all reform elements may meet shcially and get perac nally acquainted, where the various reform organizations mev hold meetings, where information may b sought by persons newly interested in reform and by visiting reformers from oth- er parts of the country. ; op wn first meeting will be held at 10lo Chesinut street next Friday night, when permanent organization will be effected. The following reform elements will be rep- resented, Socialists, Single Taxers, Labor Exchange, Direct Legislationists and Free Thirkers. Lively times are antcipated. Altorney Sheridan Webster is a leading ad- vocate of the new idea. SUNDAY S P.-D. ‘NN ~Alfee Dunn, dearly beloved daughter of the longat). on Sundar, Jan. 21. lly residence, 4148 Kvane av. Funeral on Wednesday, Jan. 24, t 8:30 a. mn te St. Ann's Church thence t Ps Gun etery. Friends of familly Invited. _— GELZHFUSER-oOn Sunday morning, Jan. 21, at 8 vclock, J. George (ielzheuser, beloved sen of J. He. Gelzheuser and liza Cee (Nee Lambrecht) Funeral from family residence, — Sine ar., Tuceday, Jan. 28, at 2 © cloc® p. at Sp. m., at fam- Ww ANTS are— The pe h man's GUIDE The poor u man's DIRECTORY. FOUGHT “GAMELY FOR 2 ENGLAND. —-- Archibald McLean in the Hospital late Thomes Dunn and Mra. Thomas Dunn (nee Senate Proposes to Find Out All About Plural Marriages. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. —In to-day Mr. Hoar, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, reported back the resolution of feld and Judge Elmer Bo Adams was Mr. Rawiins, Utah, for dan inquiry upon . sented to the Federal court of a polygamy, With aw recommendation that the MI ' ee eee pep veg , Oirst and last paregraphs of the resvlution * Ros “ay ci dy ag, Pog a “ ri 7 error be adopted, he report was accepted and * er tty Ved co Resigned for = A rumor that Ladysmith the resolution as amended passed. The chank othing Companys ren the lieved enlivened the British who sent up percirty Reap coche img the ee renee: came Beso Spd ae in_bankruptey in the a ringing cheer Chris was tuken a sig- meee. Of the great heroic epochs im the “To what extent polygamy is practiced lowe! “ioral Rosen the Ay gt appurnites t1 - nal'for an advance The first Kopje was | beth, has been unc: world's history. AN greui nution, having or polygamous marriages entered into in tee. Subsequently the Insolvent corpora. Seok Gittein nad the, Moar sd thee rectal tendencies similar | to our own, has the United Statés, or in places over whicn tions affairs became eo confused thet J ude aleve ibe ness Shick. lite mine araee ae a geen the present deplorable condition of af- | they have jurisdiction, Adams decided to appoint: Marshal Bolle tl crown with immense bowlders, surmounted WEBSTER DAVIS RIDES IN STATE fuirs Amon” this South African people and “What, if any -. should be taken or receiver. Tie marsha was ins ructe d bs de dal eT oe ee a determined to improve and civilize them ineastures emac ted or the preve ntion eof ta ne —_—S 4 “4 MHne Va, books ar | re- The Berit ah a Been said lily ae we dd e in the same way we are Improving and civ- polygamy in the U nited States and places cords o the Mechanics Clothing ( mM puny Bosra relaxed slightls Tire aah: mie set hee —_-_o-— ; fiizing the simple but brave Filipinos. They | over which they have Jurisdiction.’ It is elaimed Jacobs refured to accede to 7 gnow such tenacits previously, Thebs Ihe Missourian Goes From Lorenzo Marquez to Pretoria in Kruger's Private Car. Delagvoa Bay, Jan. “baal Te ei Webster Davis, United States Assistant “| Secretary of the lotertor, arrived here Sai- @re not succeeling seo well, unfortunatery, the Marshal's demand, Whereupon he Was ] nosdqente fred at long tntervals, WHEELER SAILS THIS WEEK. urday and will proceed to Pretoria on Presi- in their se! f-imy wend task as we are, The cited ro answer i harge of . nlempt Pend- their canon fired tut seidam ap pare nat \ oemencers bi vale y dear. 14 aye to | Ine ae mene x of this De oe Lk den eben hoe rs were short of ammunition Worthy sons of heroic Taey are mak- Carried to Che ogopeiate Court A Gecisiel the fire continued The ing an herole tight, and one which has be- Veteran General Will Visit Guam on Is expected shortly, Prost! . corn tbhe meen t come the wonder and admiration of man- His Way Home. ~ behing the bowlders WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—The War De- partment recelved a cablegram from Gen. dent Kr uge rs private car. Otis to-day ee that Gen. Wheeler will Mr. Davis has persomal le trers of introduc- ‘ ion to Presklient Kruger of the Transvaal, ‘resident Steyn of the Orange Free State various public officials of both Ke. kind throughout the world. Because of that : MONEY TO PAY POLICE FORCE. Th wt of BRuller’s ft G Warren's foree sail from Manila Wednesday on the trans- who have had in the past relations we, in common with mankind, owe to their (jen Committee of City Officials Say They ridges on the Boer port Warren for the United States, by way ed States offlcials Trustee Jacobs Appealed to the Federal] Court of Appeals. of Charles F. Ja: agatnst Bohle, Henry Rosen- leved that they were abundantly able to maintain such a government “Already our Philippine experiences are beginning to bave the boomerang effect predicted by the Senator from Indiana,”’ said Mr. Turner. “There is a primitive people in South Africa—a mere handful, plous and simple. brave and herole, but careless of the great ot yng lying under their hards, tndifferent to elvilizing influence and disposed to live “thelr own eimple lives in their own simple way. “They are the last adyaneed lnm afi ifregmulac boritisin ou. day Gens. Har: and Clery sards Thre Isocrs maintained fe Guring the higght, Uut posts did not sepis Sunday mornine Opened tire The isrit Where they had siept, and Was renewed Vv. Borat iml\. Poured sheaphiel idle the ‘ With a Scalp Wound. Arch McLean, of 372 Vest avenue, a vet- eran of the Civil War, is in the City Hos- L. pital as a result of his fidelity to the cause if England tn her dispute with the Boers. ATS says he met his old friend, “Rourding House Jimmie,” near his Jhome Sunday and they went into a saloon. There they discussed the Boer war. McLean is a native Scotchman and loyal to the core. He sald the soldiers in South Africa were not up to the British standard and jthat the of- ticers did not know their business or they would — the Boers. Jimmie thought the hoers could whip the finest British arm) that Was ever organized. Trouble dates from there. When the pollee arrived, ‘Boarding House Jimmie" was missing and McLean was on the floor with a bad scalp wound, The GRUPPE —-On watuindini Kate G. Grupe (arupe. Funeral services. at reaidence, Wetnesdary. at 2 o'clock. Kindly omit towers. HANNEGAN- On Sunday, Jan 21, at 4. m., Kliizabeth Hannegan (pee Griftith), wife of Aa- theny Hannegan and beloved mother of Mary laudera (nee Hannegan) and J. P. Hannegea, Lillie, Laura and Willie Hannegan Funeral from family residence, —_ By a rie avenne, on Tuesaay, Jan. 2%, ; ty Holy Name Church, thence to _ “dems etery. Friends juvited Iu life she was a member of Branch @, C. Kh. & L. of A, and Faceisior Counetl 21, Athea- lahe. Jan. @, at 2:30 p. m., tions in Freeing the Vessel Taken (hee Gul), beloved wife of Geo. by the Fearless. Jim. S2.—-A saves yerur, the Senate! sla ihe The CcAaaee I'nited St, A224 Lucas ar., Murshal Interment private. ites daybreak the Hhoers isfy Slowed ti the guns REIERTLIN the elhigageimen a fhe flela ail tiiieTy { Te sie {ye VY} enemy s trenmehes Miarrie, has been Pe- | tary early “at dispatch received Lie which was ea}- the Britis. Port biliza- released. pre- Louprlesan (aerman bark - ati i? Sthi Janarys and taken preditioonalls lorerdedd wit iD Dy rrless ty) as link that iw hs was a ) 4 > *¢ c ; . . One Every Week. artillery dopp'ng shelly among the | ris. with regard | Ae tg 4 Moro} Greke over the place where the men were music form with cover Soon . 1 9 iat EY etre et dead ghost working, and the water, saturating the rLISis i) ? iI | No apy ipo = all of ary and und ‘¢ Sep To be second lieutenant U. 8. V., Sergeant alah iv . naer rE Charles MeG. Switzer, Company B, 45th In- | Btitutional argument beartliz pron the status of the United States in Ghe Philip- h | i i } yh this secon prerSif ten ecame wunten- i? President \ K Inley's sai ant secre. : ~ = fs with the Sunday, oo oe ie i ay pacha ibe ag nme lB would Caliae vad ten in "he Fremn: earn eget os «Sve Prades a Post-Dispatch, The song for Sundav, Jun. satya gata avers | against the mechanic, the artisan fantr l' and the laboring man of this ea 1 i ; iia —— ‘oO e paymaster U. 8. of | FAILED TO GET AN INJUNCTION. the Filipines would stop the war ingtantly, and eloquentiy urged the adoption of such In the County Court Monday Reoeive Penitentiary Sentences. | several suits involving street railways were and political regenerat on and for all thei Albert Webber and John Cain entered kindred races than we could do tn a hun- of Cireenafelade r against the same company ‘ere compr ‘ the former for $lo65v tentiary sentences. On Nov. 9 they broke were mpromieed ! it ’ into Martin G. Hilton's place at 425 South Senator Pritchard Opposes ee in ; eyv | t ras qc’ - North Carolina Constitution. a a+ Peg ce te months penitentiary sentence, rving ! i Noah Mortgomery, charged with attempt. hie resolution re} to the proposed Amendment to chy tution of North ACKNOWLEDGED THEY | ¥ gt Andrew Hill and Miss Ida Sleep Got a have a healthy body, and this is possible only by making and keeping the blood They secured a marriage ane ere matried by Judge Hirgel. tnd were and her address, 717 Barton street There of liness and debility. in are no such names tn the elty directory, Morning Fatigue— I suf fered anth capital stock ts 0 held b y Nelile Truemper, Carl Otto ani Frank Gottletb. the grip and of catarrh of 12 years dura- Ve te tion.”” Mrs. Jennie Horner, Stoystown, Pa. pines, made the point that the annexation rae ai ries would take a tabi 3 conic ¢. a »h}sene ¢ treat. They phi oct gel py ly Chattel Deed of Trust. *®, is “Nora. 1 Adore ler the author Mr. Turner in conclusion, said i every. wa Captain Alfred 8. | Kirkwood’s Petition Against the Strest @ declaration disposed cof. it was announced that the dred years of political femmunion and as- pleas of guilty in Judge Fisher's court Mon- umd the latter for Stoo Becond street, WABHINGTON Jan. @.-At the cone! ing to kill Rachel Walker pleaded guilty ’ ‘A Contented Mind Caroaliina. which, if adeptec, it ts alleged, License at Clayton. pure. This is fust what Hood's Sarsapa- The young man said he Normandie Hotel Incorporated. a tired feeling and headache every morn- Be surg. to get only Hood's because : ses | ‘on has been wiv erxpense has arrived | be presented ing. The members of the ——— ‘ase 22.——-The law, will eVelie eol-. street ihe } Warren's straight for (2enN. Presi- Went tlavbreak biomes LAONIDON, Jan. 2. fact that dent Kroger is sending a private ear to ltake Webster Davis from Lorenzo Mar- quezZ to Pretorta {= causing much diseussion here neotwithstan: ing the dental from Ww ashing ton that he is on some sor: of an effticlal mission. It {s thought rather sin- cul ir that a simple traveler, @ven though ‘an offlelal at home, should recelve so muci attention. The subject = attracting where he was. It will be some time before Continental par ers, while are inquiring, | »,. can be reached failed Hoer bombardment from the Is the lis? > art A gong. in sheet in «olor is mMive ln ‘ MUKRIIHY- Jan. 2), at Se. mw, Maria Murphy. Funeral will take place from the residence ef | ber sister, Mrs Lows Kurts, 2022 Areenel a, © ‘Tueslay, Jan 24. at 1:30 p. m, to Mt. “% thurch. thence to Calvary Cemetery. F : ere invited tu attend. OFFICERS and members of Mound City Lodge Ne ‘’ 6.1. O. O PF, are requested te attend f “@ of Heo, W. DD. Lafferty, Tuesday. Jan. 23, at va » mm. from funers! rooms of Wm. Mutter ns and [ van) Fastow av. L. J. SICHE, N. @ at St. Died Jan. Zi, Paul Station, Me, Kuwwe. aged & years, beloved oam li. huwwe. mu Zenehip of the country. “The Filipinos,” Fe hy (duties for several months withoul some spe- of the The furious from Washington | Advertising and Novelty Co.,f_lled a chattel Be sure you get next Sunday's P’ost-| , b abardime nt by Warren's |‘ = af hore dispateh i and Clery s batterics tinued almest fn. ‘pointed out that Mr aVix had given up| deed of trust Monday to John B, Carroil, Me. essantly till the enemy and the Britisn his proposed visit to the Transvaal, owing | trustee. for the benefit of the Chicago Re- Dispateh, forces bivouaeked on the ground evond, to the possibility that it miiaht be misin- cording Scale Co. and other creditors. The rendy to renew the a: office is in the Lincoln a Bullding. The Habilities are given at $5 17) [ack this mouorne- terpreted Dorsey N ewman Arrested. _Doreey Newman. of Kirkwood, was ar- td by County officers Monday charged with committing an assault with Intent tw kill upon Charles F. Coleman, of the same place. An account of the fight, which oc- cured on Christmas day, wae published in the Post-Dispatch at the time to be ine Me anti ime with rank Frost o~ je said — bearer of ; WASHINGTON, Jan It tha’ Webster Davis ie not the mission or word of anv kind from the 1 nite en) States Clovernmemt to that of the Trane- vaal, but thet he mav report theeeonditions i there to Pre siden: Me Kinley v ’ ae ee “NEVER KNEW WHAT LOVE WAS after | seized | hard ‘dr was and Boer ton’'s brigade wae ltoers’ frontal p LDrift The Infantry While the naval guns bevond the river raked the I.vttie the -~+ yett howitzers ; trenches Soon a became RUWWeE Marry IP of Mr. aud Mre b aie Funeral Tuewlay. 10 @ Damage Suit on Trial. Paes Wiebert’s sult for $12,000 against the | TATUM. Jan, 21, 1900, of poeamoota, Albert 4 being heard before Judge Talty wards Tatum, aged SD years apd 2 onthe. The plaintiff? claims he was per- Funeral et 2p m., Tuesday Jan. 24 | manently injured by falling into an exca- late residence, O11 (Cote Mrijiieate av. = Vation at the corner of Minnesota avenue Marke (burch, Academy sad lage avs. and Davis street. ment private _——_-— Se eee the battle from 3 in m both cannon heavy Potnt positions were frer midday furious, and noon until 6 the fire fr rifles Was extremely j point of the enemys by the British troop and eventuallv the ' ‘ 3 Boers’ right broke and was forced back |Spinster Lived in Missouri Until With- toward Spon Kiet | Our force is Divouacking upon the ground | It captured During’ the action to-dav the enemy brought Into play new guns. one on the the ¢ hiil ise ——— O— -——— Pr. 2 city Waa Monday. in Twenty-five Days of Being 100 Years Old. WILKENS ('n naturdes. Jan. Do. suddenly, (atherine Wilkens (nee Kisses), -= loved wife of Joba Wilkens, age 22 years and 6 mon tbe. Funeral! Mo., Jan. 22.--Miss Nel- who died Saturday at the home phew W. J. Reisnor, would have had she lived days declared that had WELLSVILLE, lie MeCoy, of her heer ji longer hever ee te te a Charged With Stealing a Diamond. Mudge Ra 2229 Washington avenue. is charged wit " grand larceny in a warrant issuexl Monday. She is charged with stealing a $38 diamond stud from Vioetor Sehaniten. @ arecer at Jefferson avenue ang Dickson street. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabiets. All drag gists gefund the money if it faile te cure. B W. Urove'’s sigdatare is oa each bos. bc. Died From a Hemorrhage. James O'Neill, age and residence un- known, died Monday morning {n a store at 1873 Cass avenue from a hemyrohage of the iungs. Htle waa sent to the City Dia- peneaary, ahd thence to the aa CASTORIA The Kd ‘You 8 Have Aways Booght the nd for th iiiding same of a ob pe wa us. What Is ‘‘Orangeine?” “Orangeine” is a combination of del: cately balanced remedies, taken from both schools ot medicine, to stop pain and aches and cure their cause, in accom- plishing which it has also proved itself a sure and.safe remedy under intelligent self-prescription, for many of the so- called “every day” ills. its History. in “@rangeine’’ were years ago by Dr. P. A Aikman, of Windsor, Ont. in his search for a safe and sure rehef from pain which could produce immediate results with no possibility of harm to any hu man age or condition. After reaching the combination sought for, Dr. Aikman spent years Of test to secure just the maximum of resuts from aie mini mui of remedy, and six years ago he was able to give to his patients in a five-grain powder a veritable pocket physician, which. under the name o! “Orangeine,” has now become a godsend to suffering humar'ty. Tie’ JA years old she She often been in love WILL BE ‘MARRIED IN THE CITY. Couple on Their Louis. mong Monday at.ne@ from 1211 Dillon et., Tuesdays, Jobo of Nepeanak Charred, to Pauls Cemetery. and frieads are invited te att WOEBNER.~ Eutered to.o rest o@ Saturday, Jae go. at 6:20 p @.. J. Gabriel Woermer, aged Ti years. Funeral from reetdeace ss tame ave pue. luoewler, Jan at Tried to ‘Jump “From: “Salas lena Soot, a preumonia patient in the | City Hospital, -aused exctlement in pistes 7 Meine night. while in a wtléd delirium. Bhe imagin the phywictans were a ing to perform an operation upon her aad | to eacape thie she ran screaming from het bed toward a window. A nurse caught an and restored her to her couch. Help for aig een At a recent meeting Amos Society, at the gregation, Ninth and ormst esoiution, Mt im support mature aft reading of the addressed i his address being pto that de!l.vere|d several dave ago Morgan Hie sald im part hard sald the qQuesiion tnvolve the peace ant welfare of the nat'on «an the stability of our Inst tutions, The con- Biltution gcuarantecd to earh Btate a publican government If Senator Mor- gan's contention prevailed there would De pure nuliln wmiion bie eall the De min'rTats« of North + ina were attempting to de- ve ar oa eitieens of guaranteed rights Ust as the Democrats of ioulsiana ha ne. Mr. Pritchard gan was rieht. Ought to have th: Surake to propose the ebrogation of the loth amendment, which gives the negro the reht to franchlipe, He proposed amend- the ailopt ion of tn ‘ — comatitution Leavenworth, Kan., Way to St. The following letter was morning's mal) rider Hlabna@ desk: Dear Sir—A « about to Marry and Carter Coammty, Milssous Via t fiw that they NAN e tTWo re rulrs ia) lo yeu imsaie license? Hiow near to Cour and what ts the min- knot” The couple Are @Molinem ite * country. ler on rtbyp th license The agencies Was Andrew Hill combined n any house is «a Jipet te lmum fee for tving the are “skim milk poor’ wild land to grow up {ts murpoese to eonfer self LoVveTuOent on Quartette of Self-Confessed Offenders tame ch Clayton have done more for thet mental, moral wowml & Bt. Louis Railroad and the. «i ANS DISFRAN CHISE larceny, and were given three years peni- injunction against the St. Louis & Mera burglary, pleaded guilty and took a. six- to-day Mr Pretenard «oN C) cailed up| Pe mstentragy sentence, the Stat. But for a contented mind you must elopers, went to Clayton Monday morning ease and gives abounding health in place woman gave her name as Miss Ilda Bleek Monday to the Normandle Hotel (Co. The ila. and got relief. it also cured me of aald that if Senator Mor- then the Democratic party 415 Olsa@e etree’ Marriage License the letter Death of Mrs. Bertha Hartmanh. Mrs. Bertha Hartmann, wife of Dr ee Hiart man, of Lei St. Ange avenue, died Monday morning of pneumonia. She Wae formerly Misa Griesdieck and ita related to i; the St. Louts brewers. No arrangements have been made for the funeral Cjierk Filley answered of the Phillppines would debauch the e'ti- ' fe: 1 Prick CoO their main pos.- | va uf and be aiteh ¢ ue ety thon Ikxkiward M. Schwarzkoff, of the FE. M 8 “Only Ome Girl in Ail World For! body knew a declaration by Congress of Athen Cameos: 4 Railway Denied. “If we now give them justice we will suit of Kittelaus vs. the Clayton, Brent soctation.”’ day morning to the charge of burglary and The town of Kirkwood Was refused ag Thomas Lynch, charged with attempted fon of the routine buseinaes In the Senate tO assault and was given ai six monthe ‘ | nd Is a Continual Feast. Gisfranchises a large lass oft voters of A couple who acknowledged they were rilla does, and that is why it cures dis- A certificate of incorporation was issued| ing and evening. ZI took Hood's Sarsapa- Mrs. Eva Kaide). Mrs. Eva Kaidel, 9 yeara old. the ‘d, moth of Rev, Father Kaidel of this city, died at her home 4474 Norfolk avent le ‘ . The cause of death was aa ene e Sun lay. to the North Carelina sound the death knell to the aspira. of every Zeb Vanee Democrat in the it was claimed that the object of ndment e,erepeess ame was to secure There's no known WANTS cannot fulfil. want that /’.-D.

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— =-— - SS a ea oh oe ne ; ~ - ———— MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 22, 1900. vas ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. PUBLISHED BY THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO. Office 513 Olive Street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ‘Week Day Issue, in St. Louis and Suburbs . . . One Cent Week Day Issue, Elsewhere . .... . . « Two Cents Week Day Issus, on All Trains .. . Two Cents Sanday Issue, at all places in or out of St. Louis . Five Cents Delivered by Carrier in St. Louis and Suburbs, Week Day and Sunday, per week. .. . CITY AND SUBURBS. Eleven Cents TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. Daily an Sunday, 1 year 86.09 | Delivered by Carrier in Towns Daily and Sunday, 6mos. 3.00 Outside of St. Louis: Daily and Sunday, 1 mo. 60| Per Week. . . 15 Cents Sunday,iyear. . ... 2.00 Per Month. . . 60 Cents Sunday, 6months. , 1.00} Week Day only, Sunday, Smonths. . . .60 Per Month . . 40 Cents POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST-DISPATCH. 16 Pages . Ic 241032 Pages . 2c 40 to 50 Pages . 3c Outside the United States, Canada and Mexico, Double the Above Rates. TELEPHON FE NUMBERS. Rell. Kinloch. Pusiness Office . . . Main 664and 665 #£A 646 and A 648 Fditorial Rooms . . Main 1930 Pagel City Editor ... . Main 666 _ A 647 Circulation Dept. . . Main 1927 » es Fntered at the Post-Office at St. JLouis as Second-Class Matter. Remit by Money Order, Draft or in Registered Letter. Adivess all communications and complaints of uy ogee + serv- ice to POST-DISPATCH, Louis. Agent Forsien A‘tveortising, 5. C. Beckw th Spectal Agency. 48 Tribune Building, New York. 469 The Roo Rookery, Chicage BWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF January ...... 93,756 | July .-- 105,933 February..... 95,597 | August ...... 109,955 March... . .. 103,038 | September... 113,491 Sei des> -0- 109.809 | October ..121,76 1 May ; 111,903 | November... 130,193 ea... 109,016 | December....142,165 s The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- tising with the distinct and unequivocal guarantee that it has a larger bone-fide paid cir- culation, Sunday or daily, in the City of St. Louis and its suburbs than any two other morn- _ — ing or evening newspapers combined. om | sa’ BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. One of the ten largest in the United States. FORBIDDEN FRUIT. cartoonist to-day gives an accurate representation of the situatipn created by President Meier's bills in the Council, to reorganize the Water Department and place the control of appointments there in the hands of the Mayor for partisan purposes. President Meier is boosting Mayor Ziegenhein over the high fence which guards the plums in the Water Department from the spoilsmen. These plums are forbidden fruit. They grow in an orchard belonging to the people of St. Louis. Its careful guardianship is vital to the health and comfort of the public. Will the Mayor be able to get over and take the plums” Is the property of the people so ill-zwuarded that pilferers can take it for their own uses? Will the Mayor be able to “jolly” the guardians ot the Water Department plums into letting him commit hie intended depredationgs? Or will he bé Mét by men, figuratively speaking, with shotguns filled with birdshot, who will compel him to keep hands off? If the Water Pepartment Is turned over to the spoilsmen, the best and most important piece of property belonging to the St. Louis people’ will be looted and municipal reform will receive a blow from which it will not recover for years. I'niversitY will always be too polite to ask Mr. he got the money he has given to it. —t De GROWTH OF CASTE. A male reader of the Post-Dispatch, who says he is a bach- elor with $2000 a year, complains that he cannot get acquaint- ed with a working girl whem he would like to marry, because he does not move in that sphere. Is it possible that we have reached a point in caste growth where a man carning $2000 a year is placed beyond social contact of the thousands of you&ige American Women who earn their own living’? Preposterous! We fear that there are numbers of young men nowadays who, because they are making a comfortable living, become unduly puffed up. Their Americanism is not even sKin-deep. lt has been wholly replaced by the veneer of conceit. They have forgotten, if they ever heard of, Nancy Hanks and all the other American working girls who have made good wives to great men and good mothers to Presidents. It is no Wonder that many working girl readers of the Post- Dispatch are indignant at the implication involved in such a complaint. They feel that the $2000-man has set himself upon @ pedestal which it is their duty to knock down, It Is to be hoped they will succeed in demolishing it. = +o — Great Uritain’s royal family is growing while her supplying them are decreasing. The Post-Dispatch Chicag ra Rockefeller how e—_ means for i i MRS. LANGTRY ON MOTHERHOOD. “The Degenecrates,” which Mrs. Langtry is now giving in New York, she acts the part of Mrs. Trevelyan, whom the actrees describes as a “woman with a past which has made her very worldly wise. She has heard of unselfish men and women, but has never known one or the other.” This degenerate is saved, her daughter on the In the play, she the appearance of acted a mother's in the play, by She has not scene, part by this young girl, hos never had her with her, and hae known and cared nothing for her. The daughter turns out to be a lovely young woman, who admires her careless mother, and the admiration and ca- resses thus coming. unexpected and unearned, touch the biethe:r's heart and begin a work of regeneration in her. Trevelyan character as that of a “without a drop of mean blood Mire Langtry sums up the g-hearted, gKererous Woman, iff her tinpetucons veins.” Iiut eupporee the child bad been ugly. shown eyinpathy for a worthless parent. Can a Woman tall to be mean who utterly neglects her own child until appealed to on selfish grounds? Is there any pos- Bibility of Kelerosity in a being who cannot be touched by mother | ve uncess the Offspring indulges in flattery and offers Wrht ar rie ad hove? Suppose it had not —~—*©eoe The Biandard 4) monopoly works the Administration tn far-off Vorte ilico as well as in New York. How much wil be ite contribution for the re-clection of Mr. McKinley? @#&@ee .. MARY'S FIANO. Horace Walden, chief of the Bureau of Labor Statistica, gays thet Marys plano exercises a powerful influence on Wages in Ameilan Marty the wage carner’s daughter. She insists om bavins «@ poan: She doesn't do this for economic rearone. Fhe warts ty be a: good as Mabel and Gladys. But her ifaletsner torane on increase in papa’s wages. Mary ought to know this, wo that she may not feel gullty of ex- traveganee in part «explanation of the problem why than abroad. Sinith a purchaser ya Cie \watdion Aericnn is r im better taid Jomen ia nheer of where heve In fixing Yass for brmith Je nes «siUimates the coset of the shoe and Giri abroad, adds thereto his desired profit. In much the same way, Brown, @ workman, if asked to fix a price for his labor in a free market, will ertimate the expense of main- tenance of himself and family for the requireaaigiMfe, add- ing to the bare cost of food, clothing and shelter such other item® as enable him tuo live on the usual plane fixed by his associates, including the carpet in the parlor, the piano for Mary. the expense of keeping Tom at school a little longer—the various things formerly luxuries, but now necessities; and the aggregate, which is really the com production of his labor, forms the basis of his wages. This being so, and it being also a fact that the American workman labors harder and’miore intelligently than his com- there is every reason why Mary should have the plano she craves. She and It are important factors in the work of ecOnomic evolution. —_—_— — — > i> ie i trophe 4 -_* ——— A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. The Standard Of] Co. ticulars. As related In the § in Porto Rico the - =— = ee i is in politics, even in minutest par- Sunday Post-Dispatch, after the hurricane government remitted the duties on the necessaries of Iife irmported into that island. the duty on oil being one of them. But the Standard had a large stock of oil on the island and to take off the tariff would be to lower the price. THience the order Was countermanded and the destitute Porto Ricans paid the monopoly price. It is one of the Hittle straws which mean a great deal. The administration seems to be subservient in all respects to this Ereat monopoiy Not only is the financial policy of the gov- ernment framed to suit the interests of the combine without regard to the rights or Welfare of the people, but the details of administration are arranged with reference to their bear- ing upon the trust's profit. The administration is indeed a “business administration’ — an administration of the government for the benefit of private business enterprises. If it is necessary now to take off policemen’s uniforms in order to capture housebreakers and highwaymen, it is*always SO. There cau be no doubt that a uniformed policeman is easily avoided by criminals. They can always know when he passes, and they have ho difficulty in obser, ing his move. ments. eee Though Senator Cullom has been tin office 23. vears, Gov. Tanner declares that he has never been considered a great man. Before the present Republican troubles in Illinols are over we may expect to hear Gov. Tanner say that Mr. Cul- lom doesn't look even a little bit like Lincoln. — +o+- The Republican managers at Washington are in a dilemma. After making a show of fairnteSs and pretending to desire pub- licity in the mutter of the Hepburn scandal, they are now seeking to prevent all investigation. What is more degrading than partisan politics? oe strike Millionaire Clark of Montana that tsury fuss is being made over his oO’ many other United States Senators—including of the Republican party himself—-bought the cupy in the Senate. It must deal of unnecy a great case when the chief Seats they oc- a -_ -———@-9 (0002000... OO =_ Taylor has just pardoned two Kentuckians in Frank- Gov. fort while thet¢ trial Was in progress. What was their of- fense? Carrying concealed de udly Weapons exactly the same Which made the Colsun-Scott tragedy posstble. —— 9-9. Congressmen und doorkeepers look so much alike that Gov. Stephens mistook a Wisconsin Representative for the keeper of the door of the House. Would he mistake the head of a Street railway trust for an ordinary person’ -+++>-— — The Chicag® assessor reports Mr. Gage's nationa! bank stock to be worth $109,97°5, and it is really worth $210,000. With so large an interest in national banks, Mr. Gage can hardly bi expected to be fair to the Government. sii Wooden sidewalks brought Chicage % damage suits in De- cember., The wooden sid ewalk is a Village convenience that Seems to cost more in the end than if it Were constructed of the most substantial material. ©¢09-—____... It takes money to elect a Senator or a President. and no- body knows this fact better than Mr. Hanna. It will be a dark year for every Republican patriot who is drawing a salary from the Government. ~-eoo kx-Consul Macrum is on his way to WaskRington with a ponderous secret, and it will remain a secret if the President shall find its publicity likely to work any detriment to Wil!- iam McKinley's interests oo The Government will not pay the taxes on the New York Custom House, the National City Bank will not, and so the taxes due the City of New York will be successfully dodged. quemenge-peene >i ease POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. The Boer hyning may x sting so loud as to deaden the sound of “God Save the Queen.” Even a barb-wire fence is no restraint upon a Kansas mob when there is lynching to Ix done. McKinley will bre running mate, ser lene ted Should Bliss not be mace the some other citizen with sidewhiskers she has never be though Will sWeeter, even and erne!) upon het Will net filth any ri Chicago forced her healthy. With so many Americans gambling at Monte Carlo, be inferred that the noble American game of poker is Clining and falling off? The Kentucky pastor who hag resigned because the ladies of his congregation refused ard is convinced that not one of them will be able to squeeze into heaven. whbors, she is it to de- to «lise corsets, It is to be regretted that we have not two or three great wars on hand. Unele Joe Wheeler has had no chance te let himself cut fully since he hauled down the flag in thie 60s. Boni Castellane is fortunate in both his father and his father-in-law. ‘The money of his father-in-law enables hirmn to enjoy great sums of money, and his father fs on hand to fight his duels. The Pullman reduction in wages ia called a “readjustment,” but all the ccrsolidated Waxener conductors are to get less than they have been paid heretofore unless the passengers step in and muke up the difigrence. | Young Mr. Beveridge need not le ashamed of looking. like Jimmy Powers, the comedian If Senator Wolcott speaks truly, Jimmy Vowers never utters anything more “base and sordid’ than the young Senator's Philippine speech, - — —_—- —p> > . ———— on oe A Superb Showing. From the Clinton (Mo.) Fye. The Sunday Post-Dispatch, in footing up its etreulation for the year just past, finds it has rrncacte a gain of neartv S128). or met 3 per cent in ctreuladon and 23 per cent in patd adver lieing rhis is cerialDiyv a Supes® showing and stamps the Sunday btost-Dis mateh ag one of the truly great Metropolitan papers, and we wpe its future may continue its Upward career ana that it may be a power for good in the jand., ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. JV. B—See 8t, Loyis Stamp & Coin Co. EK HH. R.--There Is no premium on dimes of ISS and 1849 READER.—There #* no premium on a l-cent piece of 1s, nor a 2ecent af 1865, nor on 1 cent of 1847 and 1M9 A FRIEND —Address him by name, corps and regiment. But in the present circumstances army Movements are very Uncertain in South Africa E. T. PINKSTON, keowell, Ark.—The twentisen, century begins Jan. 1. 1&1. Tre first century began Jan. 1, A, Dd. L and ended Dec, 31, 100. The second century began Jan. "hy 1, and ended Dec. 31, AW, ete. A century Is naennonee of complete years PATENT.—You can sell the invention without tak! ne out a patent, but {f it is Worth anything tt fs Worth atfenmiingg for your own protection. Application for patenis im ist be me le to Comm€sioner of Patents, Washington, You must fhe im the Patent Otitce a WFrilten description of the manner aNd Process of making the artic. in ciear, ful) and cone se te rms. You must make oat that you Dejleve yo irself to be the original inventor or discoverer. The fee on Ailing each original application On ng oech original patent $20, Philadelphia Jost control of its gas works because {t al- lowed the political spoilsmen to fill places in the works and ruin the service by their inefficiency. St. Louis will see its waterworks DS8ss out of its control in a similar way if it allows the spoils system to contro] offices that should be filied by experte, without regard to their politics, Will St. Louis be businesstike enough to prevent the threatened catas- Sy Yop Tingh Newhaven Wealthy (hallenges Cigar-lighter of the two monihs. and Iiucgh to draw man do-awing the by bis own PUBLISHED BY PERMISSION Of HARPER ANO BF SIS OF Searlett, falls philau > the to lie in BY MARY CHOL MON DELEY. PR ee EDING CHAPTERS tiring of a love with girl. love thropuc lots Ww They draw. affair with Lady Rachel W fat, “a lari Newhaven Ith him, using twa shorter ] ghter haod within five CHAPTER II. Nay! in $is. And who _ A Ses teil ¢t . Reynne, CONDEMNED TO DIE. her trembling closing the de When Hugh Lady Newhave ready A hot day Fora ing from the feels his racke On a Sea of res drifting back to hem” in Ad. Sense cugo Tribune. far advance had few sec OTHERS Clee —. J) clasp and left wor qu.etiv Vy awoke ns party 1. the room, ‘hind him. morning after the day was al- ‘eeded hot the suc to a mils he lay like one emerg- 8 a ao e of morphia, who | body still painlessly afloat t but is conscious that it Is the bitter shores of pain, Pach . and who stirs neither hand ror foot far HEN Lady Newhaven siipped out +... vg hastening the touch of the el- of the supper room after her hus- circling, aching sands on which he Is so band and Hugh, and lingered at Seon to be cast In agony once more. the door of the stu iy, she did not follow His mind clearell a little. ’ Rachel's grave.face stood out against a, them with the deliberate {ntention of eaves- dark background-—a«a background darker. dropping, but from a vague impulse of gus- Surely than that of the summer night. He picious anxiety, Yet @ehe crouched In her white satin roe £own agujnst the door, listening intently. Neither man moved within; only one spoke. There was no other sound to deaden her husband's distinet, low voice. The silence that followed his last words, “Will you draw?" was broken by his laugh, and she had barely time to throw hereelf back from the door into a dark recess under the stair- case before Hugh came out, Hie almost touched her as he passed. He a Must have seen her, if he had been capable of seeing anything; but he went straight on unheeding And as she stole a few eteps to gaze after him she saw him eross the hall and go out into the night without his hat and coat, the amazed servants sturing after him. She drew back to go upstairs, and met her husbynd cuming slowly out of the 6tudy. He looked steadily at her, as she clung trembling to the banis ey There was no alteration in his glance, and she suddenly " ‘nati us id} a Rivas wa iff saliillty Uk” FY yf t Wa id a { Wi ie “TvTHO DREW THE SHORT LIGHTER?” SHE GASPED, pereeived that what he knew now he had remembered with self-contempt the extrav- alWays Kkiown Heant emotion which she had aroused in She pu irl rane to her head iim i “You look tired, he sabi, in the level “Absurd,’’ Hugh ‘said to himself, .with yvolce to which Ssne Was a ustemed, “You Lhe distr ist of all sudden springs of pure had better go to bed.’ err tion which those who have misused She stumbled swiftly upstairs, catching | them rareiy escape. it the ministers, and Welt ilkio Ler OWll And thre motoer remembrance, which room vniv a s.ceping-dranaht had kept at bay, Her feeble mind. momentarily stunned, | darted tpon him like a@ panther on its pursues] its groping way. pores He Would divoree het It would be in He had drawarthe short lighter be papers Hut oe. What-was that he nad Hie started violert and then fell back said to Hugh-—'No names to be mentioned, | trem! y ; a ‘lL seandal avoided.” “4D mp trod! he said iInveiuntarily. She shivered and drew in her breath. It bie iv still, jtellng himse.f that this was t Ime Se tticnal some other was Grea 1} nizhtmare would pass, would fade eg mithkd became an entire blank. inn oth iImsit OF eomme 6ay Another wav’' What way? iis hand had ehh forced, life had been Sire remembere ] now. and an tInartte — thy into uw \ mition Hie ought to rv broke from her. They had drawn iots hay refised ter “dthw. lie did not agree Who had drawn the Sfrort eh ot Cu draw. Her husband had huughed but then hr Nevertheless, he liad drawn iwvehend at evervirhing And Huxzxh krnibw tf it had to be done He was never renailv serious, always shal- | again tre Betas igaiimn have been com- mw oathed bear jess t weuld have laughed |] peeled to draw by !t iron wi.il before which f he ha irawn it himself Was a8) s'raw, Perivaps he had Hie could mot tave met the scorn of those Vv. hy ceorpiainlys raed drawn it terrible haif-close id eves FH he had .refused, Bat Hugh? She saw agai e White, set “Tnere was » heap for it,” sald Hugh, face os te passed hes hait aieu Noo: ft must have been Hugin who lai And yet to die by his own hand within lrawn i bites ow mm she syed five thonths! it Was iIneredibie, lt was She Wriuny er iia! is l Iii: maned ha f prepPaosteletus aloud | ‘lL never awzreed to | he said passion- Which? Whieck ute.y Phere w 1 sl @ ! ere m tite mes Neverthe ess, he had drawn remorm, thy row pened at med New- 1. supp l must stand by it, too.” said ave Ppeared Ne « rwait He was; Hueh to himsee ff, the co.d sweat breaking still in evening . VU hs for head. “LT suppo:re lam bound ac j ‘ eaid, qu thy “Are ln honor to stand by it, too.’ vow 3 17? bie ariel { beside her | He suffere t his mind to regard the alter- “——o, * eh: - i=e.\ ned she sat up yi ti .Ve rthed grazed TiN vy at him Dderstvaa ind Suse | ho Wieng a man as deepivy as he had pense were in her eves ) Wronged Lord Newhas . to tactily accept, There was treo change and she re- | hewn Was Where his mistake had been. membered th she had never seen him } His pale °t teks burne 1 ; ' ¢ knows hon | fl am bound,” he said elowly to himself ariesry | > t}o- ‘ sbidta tT. ANOW Woenk | over a ates ie oe 1) are “4 . : way we was aflers ee po diane, . Foor as nv J ~ [ist 4 MW } ! ‘ St }) 1 | '\ ° : " : : ' NH Wit , Way | Yesterday even ng, with some irtuiltion . “Wa t he said. and ] returned, 3 | oe eming peri, he had said, “Ll will get viel, Attentive ene Upon her a | The way of retreit had been open behind There Was he contempt, No Maghaven | him Now, ty cme sligut movement, he Was im his bearing If those fe ners Khiad sh K~ | ut off from it foraves So Bim it must have Deen 20me “T ean't get out.) sath Hugh, ecming for If thev had een met and vanquished In ' tira: tint in ceontaet with the bars Secret, that mr w.80 Have Heh SoMe oe | Waicch he waa to know seo Wweu--the bars of sya) @aru yrrang } ‘ ' ‘ G .» ' ° Ae is ‘an. “Imitation | of ‘Cheiet,” | abd nm that he had made w.th his own bound in the eculiar shade of Hila whi nhl Hos mother! nt that Mometit prev.aiee ame turtiest it in] Hie mother wh i Wiiow and he was her his hand. , oa ‘ f onlv ‘eo f he died by his own hand it “You are overwrought, Ne. Sat arter) would break her heart, Hugh groaned, and tA Moments piu “and Do pas ihe dis- | thy mt the theoudgout from iaim lt was tov ike a scene Sharp. ble coud -ulfer it. She a fies a m oh , riis Alt "oO wiorse toi that of many an- “LT LHstened at tn biti she sald, In af other man, had found him out. Hie had rars}, UTTER, \ ae eo ; (icrtie Wren bie QOUimitterd ii, but this maun- “Pam perfeetly awar nh teig SOE = stlous JWwig ment on him was-out of all pro- QA sor af hires =f ed to Trave envel- Dort.on to hs ote 4 And, lke s0omMe ma- srye@edh tipe® Tinsthi ty Vevey : iighant liite theo Ue Gisewatse, Petributien VU, ‘Thy very fisrniiure lerorkedt l.ke well-known | bikdd, reeset eeta Pabewy it lebrie lt Of ToOoOee w Bap ee words arrankwed suddenly im some new and 7 juny. n his innocent mether and sister. It dreadful mea i 5 : Wis Unjust, UNnjuS uiijgust! “You nevet ved me she said : | Ammons the letters wolch tae servant had He did net answer, but he looked gravely | prouzh. him hi suddeniv recognised tinal it her for a Meomen pid she was ashamed | the topmost was in Lady Newhaven's hand- ‘Why don't vou divon me I? you think writing: 1 so Wwiekel?” | Anger and repulsion seized im. ‘or the sake of the children,” he said don 1-it was ene ‘iret of al ss Ta No with oo slight ehange of voke ‘Why was he sco s red’ What had she Teddv the élde Dad. been bern tn thts | Gone to offend him?” etc, ete ? m. Tid etther 1 ember tira QTV Met | lie Kiew the eastilienis bree lane’ ind. or we siX Years a j | tircotnag int te wo ibem He geo! uti delib- Toeve Was a slence that mig’it b fet eratiely, i WwW Lb ul opened hete Into the ‘a » crew he Yyoor? ila ! she w! | ‘ piv tlre yl inal @ut a mateh to it DeTed. before ahre Khe ? a had spoken j was ts firs evert aet of rebellion “Tam not here fo answer Questions." le mains Der yor three first slep alone the retolied ‘And | bave asked neo Neltive lr ines? of the math Welli-worn patite that vou will observe, bave T blamed veu Bu + than takes af random te leave a woman l «aecire tha’ vou willl never again ajiude to l ikl not ocrurito him that Lady New- his subfect. and that vou wlll Keep in mint) haven might have written to bim abou; bis that Tada mot tnten Oo discuss ff with vou en uliter W her husbane Ede uid down the ‘Imitation’ and moved He knew Lord Newhaven well anough to rw 1 his own room ptomrnta lv « tu'nm that he would men- With a sudden movement she flung her- » th tome living creature, least eg} rer knees | fore him and esuel ? ni} » Dis w ¢ irmes The attitwle suggested an ama. “Nei th will | be «eatd to bimsel?: “and r ya for ber. T WIT break with ber from this Who drew the short lighter?’ she forward. gas hie «rma! ipturned face whit: ' little ptbk tes with the dashing. ind convulsed twirlvy hanpdwrit.na pers'sted for a week or “You will know 'n five months’ time.” ao ang ar] he said Then he extrt ated himself from (To tea Cor tina ) THE STRENUOUS LIFE. EDUCATE THE HEART. The Butcher and the Raker: f “TF had (a FUorence! one memornublie con- Anathe Youth who serves inthe smail | versation with the disting hell American cafe |; Sculptor, Hiram lowers nm which he ex- Are followers of the euger, strepitoso e@x- | pressed his firm any 7 hat the g@vea isteice ; Teens if our countrv W r e @ducationtt o Joavously they plunge inte the tnsane whirl | the heart Of ardent. boleterous being: , tucute the hearts of the people, satd Pressing vigorously. urgently forward. h : Give m your schools mwaris to the Especially the Youth— Zoo) boys, nok to the smart hie Even as the patron ponders the let of ‘(god @ives the tntellect—the yy should lallcacies no’ be rewarded for that Hie catches the q ile k, sharp undertone, ude - Kreat langer of our eountry ts Amd cries in strepent volce:— from the «smart men Paduecate the heart. “Ralabarooraw''' Cne two't One side up!” | Bducate the heart. Let us have gould men “These were the words of that a4 man And the Raker eloguent. with an eye iiKe an ¢ac.e% anid And the Butcher a face ful of sunshine From “Our Ani Who ari FINIS CANBY. : = oe - - . - +e - -——_—_-— _———_- -_——_ —— - -_- -—* page + € POPPE Oe POO POO OOO COOOL ODOLODODOHOSS J ; ‘ + + PA EXHIBITS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND 3 ‘ ’ = : . + ' BRUTE STRENGTH ae ° > : 4 Oe ee Coe ke oe oe xe Oke Oe oe Ne oe ee ey Soe fee ; A while ago the Dockter told paw he must) He sed he Didn't care to make a munkey Take more Exersize nan he Could ect put-| Of Bem Bo fore ne afenae but, y way: ting up awnings and painting Porrhes er[ py do it For vou _ > Ennything of that kind, so paw jvined a Paw and Mrs. Hassett were the only ones Jim nazyum, and is Lurning to be a nathi- een a Ae and it seemed to Tickle . * i s/ { =~ leet. “Unele wesley winted him to Juin the I ov ae A + se robo Mdn't like the way they golf club, but paw Told iim be halnt enny [ Laft about it, so she told Uncle wesley te youse for that game becom it duzzont help} £° — elle yee just to Sho that iad ide ¥ *the S a : a Person se Lurn ihe manty art cf seif De- All rite.” pati, Wesle aaya, “but of fence. We could see a Uigg change in pew Corse I don't purtend to Be a Boxer.” rite off after He joined. The ‘irsi nie he “Mee aoar Fm A Dinerunce -heseene ‘ came home with a awful Looking Fye, and) Our Size. Wes, you're neerly twict as Bl ; a Few days after that he neerly Pioke aj] as I am, and you have a narm on you tha Laig falling offm a Horry Zontul bar. ot te Se power. ae nook at" Dat h “But never mind,” he told maw when she} ang the Giunt. If it wouldn't of Been for »* Complained about it. ‘““They say these thligs | David's skill what Sho would he Ever happen to EverySoly when they Begin. ar ae Be g eh. ime eee counts After I get a little ust to it Dean stand a] yoy pe. ple the Difference between Byunce Blo that would nock a tox Down and ast] and eout strenth.”’ fer more, and it’s always a Good thing to no a _e an ae (‘otes oft es rhe gs Fm P How to put up Your nands, becoz you never ‘o Fiddle for ; ‘nopening. ee no what mite Happen.’ Paw danced around a good deal and put “Yes.” maw suve. “I’ve notust that. nin let of “ne fl flourishes to sho nee ae , ihing ot to be Done if a person wanted to speshelly when you start out to Do enny- | 4, “Pas & and then os inele wes a thing.’’ asmash on the Cheak, and I gess it m Besides going to the Jim nazyun paw fixt |} Ureie wesley mad or Sumthing. For he up a place to exersize In the attick, with | halled off in His Big ok ward unsyentiffle a Punchen bag and Injun clubs and a Lot | Wuy and Let paw Have one on the End ok thinga to ~~ you mussul. aici =~ (“hin 14 sat The other nite Uncle wesley an un "e could see the Nferunce bhetw grace nnd the Basaetts come over to make [syunce und Broot strenth with the naked it plesunt for us, and paw Got to ea rite thare them About the way he had Things rigne After while paw eet up and Looked arou Up, and Mrs. Bassett sed she would «ive [life if he wondered if He had only Fell” . ennything In the world to See a Boxing jtne platform or if the Hole train Had Roll match. becogz she had Herd so mutch about ote yy Te ; of him, and when he coul it. speek he sed it was a Chance blo. So paw invited them up in the attick to “Yes,"’ Mrs. Bassett tad him, “we co see Him punch the Bag, and after he Did {all see that plain enuff. If you wouldn't that a While he ast Uncle Wesley if he | chanced to be there it wouldn't of tut wouldn't like to put on the Gluvs for a }you. Kut what's the good of Syunce if 4 Frendly round. Uncle Wesley fa about a [Can't keep the Thing you Don't expect from Hed taller than paw and ways 200 Pound | aways fF ai ning? —Gieorgie, In the Chie before meels. | cago Time erakd, — —— Pa f LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, (This coloma ts open to everybody whe hes & complaint to make, a grievance to ventilete. iafoe mation to give or a subject of general interest te discuss, of a public service to acknowledge, end who cap put the idea into the fewest words possl- ble. Letters from persons seeking employment ; cammet be given piace is this columa.) / Street Crossings. To the Edliter of the Post DMepaten As a cilizen end voter of the Twentieth Ward, | would like to call the attention of our pre se mt ] de lew ite. Mr. K: ly, tio a street lwhich necds a crossing very badly. I refer > TS. te Muiianphy Riliee' and Jefferson avenue. . Dost-DispaTc { iV ORIS | If Yeu board a nortnthound Jefferaon avenue (ar and wish to get off at the above mene | GOLD BRICKS. tluned street, you are com to ride @ | il biock further, as th = oe will net fy Stop om the south ecrvss : bes - By the Post-Dispatch Poet. Bt. Louts PRY HONO PUBLICO, “ee I bought a few (Chicago bricks Compulsory “Vaccination ; And learned some ultra urban tricks To the Editut ef the Vost-iepatch As by the breezy lake I atrolled, > on [ir Sj urkiofg hus announced “nie Where golden cubes are daliy sold. , y of coercion on the vacetnation quem” I let no bargain by me alip, tion and in view of ae inquiries put 4 Fach faker on me had a grip; I'r. & by “A Few Readers: in ye $4 And, though at trading I am dull, Iyispatch of the lé6th, it ma ’ cal atien te fact stat ”" 4 I brought me home a basket full. Ne”? cal i Sve pin, a faci tated by ne The : . der « inp ase. Try vaccination laws ss Ah, me, those precious golden bricks! of the hildren fatied to 2, vaeaee ' , ‘ P "y ' while dur! nz a ‘tke period of tim , The) left me in a wretched fix! See wae ue such Me in eee a ene 3 Then truly I had @tuff to burn, gixth fatied to be vacetr — kach may But now, ah, now, where shali I turn? reflect on this facet for hanseif. ; I have the bricks—oh, yes, indeed!— t. Louls SHERIDAN WHBSTER. r But how will they supply my need? x Avother Drug Clerk’s Opinion. : * . " z | ns ° To the Editor of the Post Dispatch. I have it now! Since I am broke, The pharmaceutical kick In Wednenday | I'll sell ‘em to St. Louie foik! evening's paper, signed by “Hrother me. ro muth Bubgas) ate, ie, Y oe * one. for what matters it to him The Oil Trust in Miseourt. co ohare or take Mer*agea, or telep From the Seneca (Mo.) Dispatch His salary oe . on ge ae same, A to lite | the proprietor feels inclined te se on . sfoeees Rey and she clerk on any errand of such character, . cause wae merely the visit of a Jopiin wa- —— be etee of Gan Gee after on representing a rival of the Watere- = af ved to store due at least 18 Sioee yh) ‘ > = ich has 4 mon poly ot Se a fy - the easential AF of our Neosho market. pare | one ty of should be less hours each day, the av ) merely to drive the Joplia concern « a om gpg Ba Fe a” the market and this week of] # again back) ing © p- eT and — 4 “Fe : ; to 4 cents, That te the price 1s 14 cunts | move Sime p coures tt Bil denanin except to a few merchants who refused to) auows It) of co an tine buy the Joplin off @nd they are getting it} cumslances, lock ~ S will for a while bon lit cents. This in & | mat vee BS A EP, success thoal tibestentient ot the trust rene “Gt. Lowe. pome io wa. . gee oll ie: ae are iggge Be Seem ’

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ne Se ear mt oh esis meh ¢ a Ree: pe et eer rs WILL PULL TOGETHER, NO CLASH THIS YEAR BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO. —_———— ._----—_-— MUTUAL AGREEMENT ARRANGED ree The Racing Scenes at San Francisco Shift From Tanforan Park to Oakland. There wii! no confilot of dates this year between the racing associations of St. Lands and Chicago. Thie refers to the running off of the Stakes of these two jockey clubs. By mutual agreement that must tainly prove beneficial to all concerned, the Chicago and St. Louls tracks will this sea- gon #0 arrange the dates on whicch their etakes will ultimately be run off that they Will not conflict, nor will any event, the conditions of which call for horses of the Same age sii chagsy take place on any two of the tracks in the same week. nis is a very sensible move, and is sure to lead to more interesting racing in the future. It will also confer a boon on own- ers, ag they cun pow enter freely at both evans Whhout fear of having to pay for- he fe at one lest they mmperil their chances of winning at the other, houk! the Cincinnati tracks express eens to join In this compact, an easy ution of the date difficulty may be ar- rived at . Bas The one thing talked about in 8t. Louls turf circies on Sunday was the perform- ance of Bannockburn at San Franeisco on Saturday. In hie race on that da y Ban- mockburn, the son of Hayden Edwards- Bettie ialse, lowered the colors of Ed Cor- r_gan's hithe rte invinctble Geyser by half @ length, carry ing 1% pounds to victory tn the remarkalic faust time for one mile of 1:39, within a quarter of a second of the world’s record ov: ra circular track in com- tition, made by Libertine over the Har- em track, Chicigo, Octadber 24, 18%. Phe verforman~e of Bannockburn was far more mpressive than that of L'‘bertine. for the latter carried oniy ninety pounds, wweile the gon of Hayden Edwarde carried 13%. Of the ine whe started not one was Sidveces. hat grea ijittle brown gelding Zoroaster Was in third place, only a length away at the finish and losing with every jump. It Wasa a race that stirred the blood of every one of the thousands who witnessed it, and the verdict at the end was that the best horse won. Every horse had @ star jockey on hie back. It was a heart-breaking pace from the second the barrier went up to a perfect start to the very last jump, and ameness counted at the end and won out. w finish from the moment they turned into the straight. away for home, caused a roar of excitement that wae deafening as Bannockburn flashed under the wire the winner by half a length over the fast-clos- ing Geyser. The racing «cenes at San Francisco shift on Monday from Tanforan Park (to Oak- land. Tae featurs of the opening card ts the Folansbde Han-licap, high weight, at Feven furlongs. ‘The entries to it are: earmende Sebe 68. 131) Imperions re Se DT Skin cecdess 12 6st. Cuthbert ........218 Redwall ... .......101 Advance Guard 121 Dr. Sheppard ..... 12m Faversham ....«.... 113 Pat Morrisey .......120 Plamora .... .soee. 113 Formero ) pecene 123 F. W. Brode ...,... 112 Yellow Tall ........ re MED’ obec ceodh eee 110 SD ssbb eo coeeves o> 4 ‘onstellator TTT rir 107 Dpiomed ... 107 Ventoro and Redwald, Jennings’ entry: Sheppard and Morrisey, Burns & Water- house's entry; Olintnus and Diomed, Brown's entry: Imperiocus and Cuthbert, Rowell's entry. The fourth race on Monday's tard at New Orleans is a handikap at a twvle. The en- tree are: Water Crest .. OO Jimp , re tieorge B. tox . Walhuret > Ubiers ... mes eo Helle of Memphis... 1% Lady Callabau .. “7 San Durango 7.883 Pirangest .... «++-. 10 =~Compensation ...... Lia DE sone cocdes us There were originally 2 colts entered in the Wngliesh Derby. and seven fillies In the Oaks from this side of the water. but it looks as if the Keenes will be the only ones to start anything, as the His Highness colts entered have not showed up very well. In fact, the best of them, His Royal High- ness and Erwin, are still in this country Marcus Daly's entries are also here. n fact, St. «= lily the best of the bunch, is ore in eeveral of the Eastern handi- ps. The same statement applies to David Garrick. Waring and ¢thers. Calea, the full sister to Jean Be raud, who + entered in the Oaks by John Daly, was one of the few ught in by him at Gideon and Daiy’s Bale. he, =o far, has shown none of her brother's class, but still there are unlike- lier things than her turning out a good 3- year-old. She might possibly be a rod in pickle for the Oaks. To sum up, if the English Derby Oakea are to come to this country, @s if the winner will ofther Huggin's stable or that of the —.- and the it looks spring from Keenes, Edward Corrigan, who has been calle the disturbing factor of western turf. bes n recognized by the Jockey Club of New York after a fight extending over a period of nine years. The Brooklyn Jockey Club Nas accepted his entries for stake’ races yA ne gered of Hawthorne” will not eclied to go to Engla field for his thoroughbrede. re Another old-timer that, the stud, i to he trained con. who Was known in del Carreres, bred by Lucky Baldwin an raced by him until purchased by Cor- rigan to be raced in England. Mr Wish- ard has taken him up and is work!ng him for the spring races. Wishard has. sold his interest in the string he owned tn part- nership with Mr. Duke, who ta handling the string in England, but without much BsUCCCES. after a season in again, ts Amert- this country as It begins to look as if the ow ners at Or! ro rieans mean to prevent Trillo’s paying his way, for in the majority of the races in which he is entered they deliberately Withdraw their entries until the fleldsa reach = pro; ortions that justify those in charge in dec! aring the race off. In other words, probably the best horse ' at the track is left without a chance to win. -_—---@g-—- -— MATT ALLEN BEATEN. The Veteran Trainer of Thoroughbreds mvsaulted in New York. Ape ial to the Proat Totes NEW YORK. Jen Mou Veteran trainer of and Known to all the racing fraternity in Bt. Louss, is contined to his bed in the rond heuse of Willlam H. Clark, near Yonkers, euffering from severe injuries received yes- terday at the hands of H ; sé { ar? { King, ee weil-known ho = man, and his wife patty face is battered ailmust beyond rec voy om and ‘he is stiff! and sore about at he “¥ ttch ‘~—Matt Allen, ‘horoughbred horses I came here severa) months ago r tit Mr. Clark's string of horses,"" said taedee ‘tl Was given to underatand that no ers Were to be kept here, especially Shortly after my arrial here King nda his Wife were ac rde cepted as boarders. tm Chiness cook, who prepares meaia for li my T dia ts Near oul cook for tne : ® it ing abused the og and I called ham down for it. He im- lately attacked me and be at me unmer- iy. His wife also slugeed me.” denying sire fold a ‘fferent story. After er Rusband P| ot gy ht. d had gcolded the l that Allen had abused and #poken il of her on several occasions, accusing her of being a green goods’ woman and a emoker. She declared it for oe reason her husband attacked the taken Bhe aid not de ‘ny that e had 1 a hand in the Mesauit on Alien. BRIDGEPORT. Death of J James Rogers. Conn, Jan, 22.—James “, at one time captain of a Louteyviiie Dall teum, died at hie home more i - | ant from injuries received b pti on the head by . nemes ae, - neve ral ye ago while he Na- 4 He Lops de et ¥ * oy Uh a eas ‘ wT . : OF ee ie Ps ee Aye Sy . Ree fae wee Yap eee mer EN cer-- fa- was ee ee rahi ot St pF te 4 td ~~ ier shUe ad ee a ee POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 22, 1900. - WITH THE BALL PLAYERS. All the Local Professionals Now in Training. All the loca! professional baseball! players are now in training. The fine weather of Sunday saw all of them out at work, n- cluding Tebeau, O'Connor and Suidhoff of the St. Louls C iub, and Whistler, Kuehne Genins and others of of the minor leagues. Billy Kuehne, the > Bt. Louls professional. has entirely recovered from the iliness which kept him off the diamond last year and which threatened his life an’d he ex- pects to put up as good a game this year as ever. the ex-League umpire, puts the Jack Brennan, in considerable. time on the road with St. Louls players. The populariiy of McGraw and Robinson. and the demand for their services, is un- precedented in baseball. Clarkson, Kelly and other ‘$10,000 beauties’’ of 19 years ago are outclassed. Four National League clubs are ready to bid an extravagant price for their services, and they are _ badly wanted to give life and tone to the new American Association. Big George LaChance says that there is no manager like McGraw. ‘‘He doesn't jump on a fellow if he makes a mistake,"’ says George, **but tells him to try to do better next time. Sure I'd jump over the moon for him if he asked =. Fred Clarke. now vot the Pittsburgs, said to be worth $2 is the veteran Cin- Ren Mulford, as An exchange refers to cinnat! basebal! scribe “New York's star inflelder. Dan Brouthers will soon own Wappinger’s Falle and have a fence around it. He now owns a hotel in addition to most of the tenements and other peep" rty. There has not heen a vear since the organization of the old Western League that G. A. Vanderberk, the Detroit mag- nate. has escaped a lawsuit at the close of the season. The Chicago papers insist that the reia- tions between President Hart and Manger Loftus are already strained, despite Pres- ident Hart’s emphatic cenial of any fric- tion. “Dummy” Hoy is cast aside with the “dead wood" of the Louisville team. Just why this is so is not apparent. There were not 10 outfleiders in the League that had tbe slightest adyantage over the mute in base running. run getting or batting last season. @ was right up tn the top list of the stars. Hoy should have no trouble in being included ip the roster of piayers for the eight-club league. The clever little player has one comforting thought- -haseball is not essential to his existence. If Hov never draws another dollar from baseball he will always be able to live comfortably. He took care of his money as he went along and he is.a comparatively rich man now. ANSON IS STILL HOPING. Instructs. a Contractor to Figure on & Grang Stand in Chicago. CHICAGO, Jan. 22.—Perhaps Adrian C. Anson is more confident of success tn the American association than it hes been thought for the last two or three days. At any rate late Saturday afternoon he gave instructions to a local contractor to figure a grandstand for —-—_-_ —-—- FXPERTS DO NOT THINK HE WILL DO MUCH WITH JEFFRIES. MCOY MAKING MONEY FAST. Irn His Last Two Battles the Hoosier Got $11,600 as His Share of the Profits. Despite ali the claims of Jim Corbett’s friends, the knowing ones do not think he will stand a ghost of a chance when meets the giant Jeffries. In fact, it looks to these wise ones As though Jeffries should have an easier task disposing of the ambitious Corbett than any man he has met ‘luring the past year. It seems hardly possible that Corbett can he ever regain his old-time strength and speed. There are very few instances on record of men returning to the scenes of their for- mer fistic triumphs and regaining their lost laureis. It may be that Corbett Is) pos- seseed of a certain amount of fictitious confidence, based on the strength of «a the jatter was acting in the capacity of his sparring partnes itn the training camp at Carson City. But Jeffries, ax he Was then, and Jeffries, as he is to-day, are two very different persons. The raw, strong ing bag has become transformed into «4 finished fighter, quick to take alvantage of any opening left by an unwary opponent and equipped with a vast fund of fistic ex- perience gained through the medium of many hard-fought battles in the ring. ie more than doubtful whether Corbett It can ever rally his exhausted energies to a point which will enable him to travel a long distance. Over a year has passed since Corbett tried conclusions with Tom Shar- key in New York. That was his last ap- pearance in the ring, and his streneth was failing rapidly under the savage onslaughts of the sturdy sailor, when his second, Con McV ey, jumped through the ropes, thereby causing his principal to love on a foul in the ninth round. Corbett cannot have im- proved any tn strength or speed since that momentous occasion. On the contrary, he "oe presents tes pal = The meetine of Jeffries and Corbett, will be a contest be- tween a brawny athlete, in the first flush of manhood, and a once brilliant boxer, who is hia senior by nearly nine years. The outcome of such a battle sheuld not be hard to foretell. should it cake place, Kid McCoy its certainly able money out of the fighting game these days, for , less than two weeks he has cleared $11, is money was realize out of the a fights which the Kid has so far engaged in this month. He received making consider- The West End Footballers Keep Up Their Winning Streak. The standing of the clubs tn the Bt. Louls Assoclation League will be found below: clubs. Woe Last Tied loints WOE ENED ccccocbecde 13 0 ” Jb Cee Cee cccedeses 5 i 3 ds ( oe sebeeepeess o bay r 7 Shamrocks wccceces . l . 4 o t It was the old story over again when th: West Knds met the c.. B. Cs. on the ecollex: campus Sunday. The West Enda won, tie cC bk. Cs. were nowhere The fina] score was 8 to 2 The West Ends instead of woak- ening appear to be strunger every game they play. The game between the West Ends and C. B. C.s at the college grounds on Sun- day Was far more interesting than the one-sided score would indicate. For the first half hour neither side svored a goal, to pias football and by the great team work of their forwards.and the playing of half bas he, Finnegan and Quigley they pons PR in piling up elght gvuals. fut the great mgd ht. ee er goal-keeper, Tully, the West Ends would probably Dios beaten their last score against the © B. C.s which was 15 goals to 1. At Athletic Park before the Cycling Club beat the Shamrocks 4 Both teams started off prettily, and first half was played with only one goal scored, the Cyclists being the lucky ones. In the last half the Shamrocks let down badly and tne Cyclists scoréd three goais to their one. Capt. Jarrett of the Cycling team fell in the second half and dislocated his left shoulder, but pluckily played the game out. At Fdwards Park Sunday beat the Lindells 2 to 0. Capt. Stump Kavanagh played brillant game against the C. B. Cs. Stump is now playing the kind of gume that made for him the reputation of being the greatest full back in the country. a good the Thisties another Tom Brehme's p laying in the gonl for the West Ends Sunday was of a high order. He handled some hot shots from the Cc. B (. forwurds in fine style. The only Ricksteiger played a wonderful game er. Ricks’ kicking Wae very stron Every time he kicked the bal] he would send it half the length of the college grounds. Dave Quigiey played half back in place of Tim McCarthy for the West Fnds SS aday. Mac ts still on the sick Hst. The youngeter Quigley showed up well. King Finnegan's playing for the Wes! Enda Sunday was again attractive. So wa that of Frank Tire, ch the king's rival The De Hodiamonts defeated the New- steads Sunday by a score of 3 goals to ! They would like to hear from the Madisons, Victors, Hohmans or Thistles. Adiress 1, Stevens, 612 Bartmer avenue. The Ewings, formerly the old St. Mala- chys, football team, have again returned to the fleld, and, in their initial game Sunday, defeated the strong Oak Hill team on their own grounds, the final score being ‘ to v The feature was the ail round piaying the Ewings. Spectal mention must be m ide of the work of their forwards, Craven ani Cornelius. and of Joe Nolan, their ter, who fairly covered himself with glory big cen- knoe Some’ he administered to Jeffries when: novice who once served Corbett as a punch. | but goal-keeper Tully of the «. B. C.s was kept busy handling hot shots froin Reed, | Kane, Kavanaugh, Corcoran and McSwee- ney. In the next 1 minutes the West | Ends scored two gvals andi then ended the first half. In the second half after > minutes play the ©. B. C.s seored their first goal. Then the West Ends started crowd | to l. | the | Capt. | IN FEAR OF BLOODSHED | CHURCHES IN FRANKFORT UNITE ON A DAY OF PRAYER. MANY MEN DISPLAY ARMS. Union Service Believed Necessary to Awaken the Public Conscience in the State. Jan. 22 —The ciergy- decided that in this city as FRANKFORT, Ky.. men of Frankfort have morrow shall be set apart a duy of humiliation and prayer. 5S: rvices will be held in Episcopal Church at three times during the day. The churches uniting include the Episcopal, Raptist, ‘Methodist, two Presbyterian, Christian and Catholic. al) the churches tn Frankfort. ‘The clergymen announced from their pul- pits yesterday that the events of the last week in Frankfort and coptinued talk of possible repetition such affairs as the Colson-Scott tragedy, had rendered neces- sary some pa to awaken public on- science to the dangers threatening the commonwealth Prayers will be Vices asking that to- , the of Ste offered at all three ser- mon of both parities may be guided to act h wisdom and modera- tion, and that the danger of further blood- shed may be safely passeu The indiznation at the action of Gov- id a er in pardon! nz mountain men Ccon- ‘ted of earrving conceafed Weapons, s asanehal and the authorities are discuss ns the advisabilitv ef calling the attentlo of the grandjury to the lawless state « affaires which now extsts here. To avoid arrest under the charge of carrying con- cealed weapors, the mountaineers are now going about with their weapons strapped vuts.de their overcoats, } | THREE KILLED IN A ROW. Family Feud Results in Riot in a New 7 (ra York Tenement. | | NEW YORK. Jan. @.--As a result of a ' quarrel be: ween the families of Collett! and Spinella, occupants of a tenement on East his broth- Eleventh street, Antonio Colletti, er, Caspar Colletti, awed 19 and his cousin, David Salvatoro, were Killed. The police have arrested Vincenzo Spinella and Is son Frank, charging them with the triple muy- der, and are unting for Joseph Collettt and Frank Spinella, brother of Vicente Spinella, who had quarreled the night pre- ceding and caused the) riot. The trouble was due tothe fact that Joseph Colletti was |! locked out of the tenement at night by the ‘elder Frank Spinella and kicked the door in. At noon vesterday young Frank Spinella attarked Anton's Colletti and in a moment the Spinellas and the seven brothers and six sisters of Collett! were engaged in @ fight. which resulted Im a riot call at the police station. So far as|Known none of the Spinellas was wounded. | MEETINGS FOR NON- |-CATHOLICS. = —— ~~ ee $8000 for defeating Peter Maher at Coney | Island on New Year's afternoon and $35) Concerted Movement to Bring in the for being declared the winner over Joe} Choynak! at the Broadway Athletic Club Unchurched Masses. In the latter battle McCoy and Choynski; NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—In the Roman fought for ® per cent of the gross re- | Catholic churches of St. Paul the Apostle celpts, of wnich the winner was to take 69) es sca bale pet wees om per cent and the loser 40 per cent. The re- | 4f Columbus avenue and Fifty-ninth street, iS a wee PBS amounted to $12.00). | Just evening crowds gathered at the service yns JA ‘ he ] *s Tr) j e . ™ _ diya Bearwd a potaponnapr ie ts for non-Catholics All of the WITH ASSOCIATION PLAYERS. pews onthe middle aisle were set apart for | the accommodation of non-Catholics, and all were filled ‘his was the first meeting in a ‘oncerted movement on the part of the Catholic church in this country to bring the r unchurched masses within its fold. It has been stated only a few days ago | that the Protestant churches numbered on | the ir rolls ro. R per cent of the tote A of Greater N: York, so that 93 per cent are either ¢ ath ‘aiie s or out of the chure h al- togethe was to reach this large un- churehed that this movement was organized li 7 i Ciados An Extraordinary Record. 1A BR cases of G. H. Mumm’'s Extra Drv. imported in IM@, or 72.4% cases More chan any other brand, was never befere ap- proached ts quality cannot be excelled at any price, and thelr IS) vintage now imported was seliom e qual ed PRISONS ARE DENS OF FILTH. Shocking Disclosures Regarding Con- | finement of Women in Havana. o> HAVANA, Jan. 22.—Maj. Runcie, who has been investigating circumstances surround- ing detention in prison of persons charged will report that the “a den of filth ms offenses, Havana Is with vari woman's prison in and iniquity.” Hle «did not find a cot, a Dlanket or a female attendant in the prison Where several hundred women are contined The sanitary conditions are almost inde- seribable. Gien, Wood describes the lepers’ hospital, Which he recently visited, as a filthy hog pen The Governor General hus su) far Issue j 318 par ft TiS, iene Read ‘**Red Pottage.” Tlie first inatallment of this story of the emonth was printed Sunday, Jan. Zi. If vou missed it send five cents in stamps to the Post-Dispatch for it. You must not’ misa “Red Pottuge.” AS TO LOUISVILLE. President Ban Johnson Does Not Think Much of That Town. CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—President Ban John- aon of the American League has returned from his trip tu Milwaukee. Ile said on Dis re ot ad _— not sav now what the American WEI in wil be for nex: season but the [at- est wuess Is uboel as near it as the next one I suppose.”’ | The guess was Milwaukee, Detroit. Kan- sas Citv, Indianapolls, Minneapolis, Buffaio (Chicago and Cleveland, the St. Paul fran- ehise going to Che ago and the Grand Rap- Tt Is franehise to Clevelam ‘T «do not think much of Louisville as a ball town, seme way It in an Sunday town, and that ts its redeeming feature. Without that it would mot be — ng. Somehow iI do not fancy repiae Madison Turf Exchange Reopens. Trains leave foot of Olive street; lp. m., 1:3, 2, 2:80. han 56, 3:80, 4, 4:25, 5:25, 6:2. | -_-— - Broadway Club’s | Opening. | The Broadway Athletic Club's new quar- ters on Geyer avenue, Were opened on Sun- l boxing | EE arene friendly three roun Engei an boute between Sebastian and Jooerr and Re ng rerback Charie ‘lar (man and (hat es vA fal.s ‘and Kempfer drew There was singing by Olympla (Quartet and other features and the opening Was pronounced ‘ess in every way a Fue Questions Answered. and Chria Hartman miwo cut of tre at wrestling ee MEXICO IS SHOCKED ————s/Sowowx—r>—Oh SEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND SIXTY ARE INJURED. EARTHQUAKE |S _ TRAVELING. Notable Edifices Cracked in Guadala- jara and the City of Mexico and Adobe House Destroyed. ! CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. -2.—The cial quake of Friday was almost general oves | Mexico, and reports so far recelved show that persons were killed and ™ .n- jured The shock was compara- tively light in this city, but @ number of | adobe houses were destroyed, the church of Three Kings cracked and a bridge part- ly wrecked. The majority of deaths and injuries are reported from Colima and Tenimata in the same province At Gua- dalajura the shock cracked the arc! g and | staircase of the State palace and U.. por- | timoess of the university and the De Gal- lado Theater, the latter one of the most massive structures here The churches of San Francisco Jose were damaged. The former is one of the handsomest edifices on the continent, ard is locally Known as the “Golden Cup,’ from the magnificence of its interior. The government closed Segrario Church, fearing the will fall in. Carmen barracks were badly damaged and news from Zapotia and Sarule state that several houses were demelished. ‘ ' shock was felt Severely at San Bilas, the disturbance Was Scientific men believe traveled from under and that when news the coast there will be They also say that the repeated, ’ seven in Colima. and San (*ruz. earthquake the Pacitfie Ocean, rei here from interesting’ detalls. shock may be ‘hes DUKE OF TECK P PASSES AWAY. Married the Queen’s Cousin and Spent His Life Collecting China. LONDON, Jan. -The Duke of Teck ‘denly Saturday at his home at White Lodge. The-nature of the Duke's ilinese is not given, but Is supposed to hive been infltt®nza. The Duke was born tn 1837. He mar- ried Princess Mary Adelaide, a cousin of the Queen, and his daughter, Princess May, became the wife of the Duke of York in 1891. The Duke and Duchess celebrated thelr silver wedding at White Lodge, one of the features of which was a Venetian fete at Riehmond, on the banks of the Thames, Forty thousand people were pres- ent. The Duke was possessed of a wonder- ful cOilection of enamels, Sevres, porcelain and Dresden ware. YAQUIS DEFEAT WAS CRUSHING ee ee Gen. Torres Believes That the Rebell- ion Is Practically at an End. ORTEZ, Mex., Jan. 22.—Late reports from the Maaovate confirm the statement that during two davs' fighting with the Yaquis near that point last week Gen. Torres’ troops Killed 2 Indians, including the noted ebief, Tetabiate, captured 300 and released Father Beltron And the Josephine prisoners Gen. Torres reports that In his oulnion this defeat will result In the close of the rebellian. MISSING MAN WAS: MURDERED. Body of a Rich New Jersey Citizen Found in the River. o@ . died su RRIDGEPORT, N. J., Jan ee body of George B. Evre, the rich young man of Chester, Ha who went a a shooting expedition in a skiff on the Delaware River, December 2). and never returned, has heen found tn the river There was a gunshot wound back of the right ear, and the skull was crushe)]-iin. The feet were tied to- gether with a stout cotton rope. The gun with which Eyre was shot had evidentiy been held clase to the head. The nockets had been emptied of money and his gold watch a td been taken ee > His Most Poveiar ‘Novel Was Bejocted Eighteen Times. LONDON, Jan. 22.—Richard Doudridge Blackmore author of “Lorna Doone,” died at Teddington Saturday, aged 75 years. “Lorna Doone’ was reje ‘ted by 18 publishes Many editions have sinee been printed. Blackmore's other well-known books in- ‘‘Remark- te clude “Cradock Nowell” and the able History of ! Sir Thomas Upmore OBJECT TO THE ARBITRATORS. Skccking Disclosures Regarding Con- pany Try to Adjust Differences. MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Jan. 22.—The Nicaraguan Government will appoint Jose I> Roderiguez and Bruno Buitrage as “Pbi - ‘aragua in adjusting the diffi- Maritime Canal Company. trators for Ni eulties with the It is understood that the government will object to United States Minister Merry and ees lolph Weiser, the company’s agent, as epresentatives of the company in the arbi- : ation. SHE DIED FORGIVING HIM. Jilted Missouri Girl Commits Suicide by Taking Strychnine. COLUMBIA. Mo., Jan. 2.—Having been _- -—- -—_- -— -— -—_— -—- wee eee ee. ee jilted by Taylor Thomas, of Columbia, Pearl Paris. of this city, swallowed elghteen grains of strychnine yesterday at the home | of her parents and died. She left a letter, in which she forgave her lover, and expresses wishes for his future happiness with the girl for whom she was jilted. EXPANSION MADE. THE ISSUE. Judge J. B. Diggs Candidate for Dele- gate to Democratic Convention. PERRY. O. T.. Jan. 2@—Judge James I Diegs, candidate for delegate to the Demo- cratic National Convention, announces that his candidacy will be base d on advocacy of the retention of Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Phillpyines NOTED ITALIAN SENATOR DEAD. He Had Fought in All the Wars for National Unity. ROME. Jan. 2.—Gen. Dominic Cucchiart, the veteran Senator, died at Leghorn Satur- day, aged 9 years He fought in all the wars for Italian unity with Farini hiis funeral will be strictly private, bis Widow respecting his desire, as expressed tn his jist testament: “No flowers, no mustc, “no troops, let death, the great leveler, prevail omp or haughty display.” CAPT EBERSOLD DEAD. —— - — He Was Chicago's Police Chier During Trouble With Anarchists. | Cutler’ 5 I Cure Varicocele - And Treat Diseases of Men Only. Whatever may be the cause ef variceceile, its tajarteas effects are weil zaowsn. the bedy, racks the nerveus system, and ultimately leads te complete jess of sexual power. this dire disease come te my eifice and let me expleia @ yeu my precess ef ireating it. sereaess and swelling quickiv subside. The peels ef stage pant biood are forced {rem the dilated veias, which rapidiy assume their normal s. ze. been weakemed by this disease are cempleteiy restered te their natural streagith aad vigor, and yeu are prepared te enjey life with a'l its pleasures. W. A. Ceok, M. D. It depresses the miad, weakéas if you are a victia of Under my treatment all The sexual organs that have } I also cure to stay cured STRICTURE, SYPHILITIC RLOOD PO'SON, NERVO. BEXUAL DEBILITY and all reflex compiteations and associate (lseases and weake nesses of men. To these maladies aione | have earnestly devoted WM of the best years of my Ufe, and claim advantages Over other prea: lames in toelr treatment. If you cannot come to my office, Write me your symypiome fully My home tre@te ment ia successful and atrictiy private. My counse! fs free and ancrediy confident! and I give each patient a lege. sontract in writing for my promises Address W. A. Cook, M.D., or. COOK MEDICAL COMPANY, 610 OLIVE ST., St. Louts, Mo -—_ —_— —_ —_ EE on evening papers combined. _—_ -_—- —_ —_— -—- -—_ - oo SS SS ee eS ee eee nee nn nn I tT Wr FF eee combina. 6s « - com bined. ae eee [3 Per Cent_—~ Is the record of excess advertising in the Tuesday and Thursday Post-Dispatc of columns (less cheap legal) published in the two other Total Paid Advertising in the POST-DISPATCH In the TWO other focal Evening Papers The P.-D. exceeds the two others combined a ee ee a a a a eae THE POST-DISPATCH WILL ACCEPT ALL ADVERTIS.- ING with the distinct and umequivocal GUARANTEB that it has a LARGER, bona fide PAID CIRCULATION, SUNDAY er DAILY, in the City ef St. Louis and its sub- urbs thaa any two other morning or evening newspapers for the entire year 1899 total number over the Here are the exact figures: 4521 cots 3992 Cols - 529 Cols a ear ree ieee eee eee ee Oe ee eee | ——_ -—_ -—- — —_ , f e wWwhica ac peots are Deit Vly ‘ it . — Sunda 10 te 4 Event: ag? ttl Bewley, Noonan and se eT he E poses ofl comes vw ja K pot for the amount the The Brvant t& Stratton Busin and 7 y. , ne . 2 open to chalieng eh ee ante calls, if all except the age man throw : oes ESTABLISHED 56 BARS M: W. J. Donnhoe, 2 only. Address anager 4 Ve, Can dewn their hands and refuses to play. Shorthand School. THE e Chestnut street. a | Ww HH Skarkey. Kho ae P oy oe fut - Young people who wish to thoroughly WA 3 c “oul ri one round Ruh! n and Jef riea ought ‘oo i om ' é The Olympia “ ogy Big + Retr = Bing %-round draw at Ban Franciaco. qualify themselves for business will pro a 2° 3 os Pale ller es to J Breliwi ser. | Dewey.—Choynsk! and Sharkey have met] mote their own Interests by attending this NORTH Meuven 4 ST. Addre ee Gu cee - een ' | twice They first met at Ban Francisco, , neceant nd tdely Known achool estas ee mus Vaine street. April 16 1296 and after eight rounds Shar- old, suc esaful an Ww y . (eeve F leo a a Ba! pay d ' . ie ™~ . ' , ' 1,9¢ . . . ; Newsteads football team played the key was declared the winner They next | fifth floor of the Century building, corner va Piret. - a oe - ‘ anit —— — - ~ —— a a - ——e Se « sl reset le AMUSEMENTS. MUSIC ees Grand Operain English R .2 Mi. BTILLIANTLY STAGED COSTUMED. GORGEOUSLY COST ET Well Ma for > Pa tod ULI Monday, . Jan. 20-MIGNON IN ENGLISH. —_ ~~ CENTURY Xea'thake BLANCHE WALSH and Melbo 'rne MACDOWELL TY) NIGHT (Mon.) and at the Pop- Wed. Mat. 25c wlar Wed. Mat, Tnes.. Thur. and Fri. nights aad and Sat. Mat., “CLEOPATRA;”" Wed. 50c night, “LA Tosca,” Saturday eveos night. “PEDORA.’ Next Surday—‘At the White cis Tavern.” OLYM PIC. TO-NIGHT AT 8 age ig and Saturday Matinees. VIRGINIA SOTHERN a HARNED. Te THE Tues. Wed. and Wed -UNKEN BELL. aoe Pri e eT fe Ne oe UN me le Angells Opera Co, COLUMBIA Sviiisiife Willi M. Cressy and Agnes Herndon & Ce, Biancbe Dayne. Auntie Ilart. Riockeaom and Burnes, (eamopolitan Tria, James fH. tuilen, (iyprone and Rema, Pauvette Statere Morris Manley, lean and Franka, kdward La Zelle, The Kinodrewme. Or bestea Chairs (reserved 7 days ahead), STANDARD. The Home of Folly-Two Frooties Dally... hie Lugegement ef Ilarry Morria’ 20th CEis TURY MAIDS. EXTRA—THE GIRL | IN wis E—~WAIT FOR THB FINIS! ice and Dy 7) o Tem Hefroo “we Next week HOPKINS me AUGUSTUS THOMAS BSUCCE IN AKIZZOURE. VAUDEVILLE Felin & Marry ton ‘jiarh@, BAWROALEI : oat Next week- POWRK OF TUE GRAND Citfierd & Nath, Nigh COURTED INTO COURT. is, BB. 338, 0m, 06. Next Sunday Mat—‘‘Heyt's A Trip te (Rinatowa™ OT wlay [ o ‘S. Ibe Matinee et | FORE DAWN, | ess adar M Mat: nee Neat DRVI ICE PALACE, To-Night, Hockey Championship Game, Aseoclation Football ft, > Orets TLBSDAY SIOMT i’ ie SS. VL Maple leafs te ql eMISMIOON RINK Clap? IT MAKES THE FOOD PURE. That's why JACK FROST le a favorite tase Introd vced. A permet y eo! wholesome BAKING POWDER wold af the popular price- pound eas, 25¢ DOCUTA SA NDAL WOOD POSES aA LEE “GISMONDA;" — ® es + » a ee ee es a a ee ee ne ee ee ee Ee Sittin ad ttle a 6h b 4 TO me? 5 a a me ee eee a ee Sd ih a lB =.

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rt Si ay = Sol ig yet ‘ eto ty = . ' , ike stag \ ae _ id ee, J 34 = . 3 . thy, a ae. * ‘ ? ~ > Ie es m At _* a . d a, a eee, oS hee is br ; | MONDAY—ST. Li Un POST-DISPATCH—JAN UARY 22, 1900. set ow proaoway, co vocusr sr. FELL 40 FEET AND UNHURT|DEAD WITH PISTOL IN HAND FINANCIAL. | canes Ps be ‘John Schrumm, Aged 17, Stepped Into : Ce | Antone Cverny's Lifeless Body Was | an “Down Three Stor Plunged Found by His Three Daughters TH AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, —_ ree Stories. in a Chair in His Bedroom. N. Broadway, (bet. Olive and Pine Sts), with John Schrumm, 17 vears : ha. who lives at ou HA a] ©] 1614 North Fourteenth street, and is «m- Antone Kdward Cverny. aged 65 yetrs, LF iLL N Full Paid Capital and BET Special offer ag a te SILVER WATCHES, like cut, Heyy by the Western Engraving Co., at | Was found dead with a builet In his heart Ww ovr own “Mermod accard” FULLY GU 214 Chestnut st reet, fell through the elevator | at his home, 2108 Chippewa street, Monday ith J ARANTEED Lt retewaator | THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND @haft at the latter place Monday at morning. JEWELED MOVEMENTS and open-face, dust roof, 3-ounce and received but Slight injuries > ws P Schrumm dropped fully 40 feet, from the | He was a widower and !ived with Dollars vn Se conducting tte Dustness scrcw case, third Moor to the basement. Mis right hand } three daughters. Shortly after breakfast | siong§ atri. commercial Mner; loaning Was badiy lacerated and he received bruises | Went to his raom, and at 1 ofelo yr In moderate amounts to reput a- 7 ' } e Dusihess houses for legitimate mer- about the body, but no bones were broken | Voung women heard pstel ehot. . and there was no evidence of interna! in- | found their father dead in a chair with . cantile needs, has dally added to its line of ONL Y bE AC -H juries revoiver in his hand. patrons, and to-day, with total resources of ad Hle was examined at the City Dispensary He was a bricklayer. It is supposed that over eC be A Dr. Vogel and sent from there to the] he wae despondent because of lack of em- (ity Hospital. Dr, Vogel believes the young | ployment. FIVE MILLION, man suffered more from fright than physi- Alt ts teed d OUR T cal injur y Rs ets accoun romisin BEE Alt our movements are fully guaranteed an WATCHES injury. SMALL BOYS AS BURGLARS. Solicits accounts, promiel g that ai! bust. Schrumm stepped into the elevator shaft wasishes *talton JK courtesy, promptness, accuracy and I'ber. ARE FAMOUS FOR RELIABILITY ALL OVER THIS COUNTRY. at the third floor, thinking the car Was at Three Children Charged by the Police ality j id 7) a nterest pa on time coon that floor. The car was in the basement. ’ ee @e@eeeteees3see@*e#*e#e#eee*#*e. Poa ae With Cri . Lads" Sar Wc ga gl Ladies’ Solid Gold Watches - $20 19 $300 | REFUSED A NEW HEARING. | icve nose tendtrinte nce under goes OIRECTORS. a yr a TI Ps | 4‘ a (ils Jan. . ~—— y" i. . . . \s whe ne _ olee : ” © Harvey, aAtiorney v4 the defense , produced The opening market wae lively, with rapid ad « » 61.8 , ae BEA Southern, choice fresh, $3@3 a shan ; p Northwe Tb: Set »s a; ry F " West, : mithwest, $1.50; May ti LIFLAWER- $141.50 per crate for Calle, leave her brewed, b> ’ si : : a ears, though prompting the bulls to exert) them- ute, OSes eal NT. . : aa Judge Harvey also made an argument to | selves more im foreing “higher prices, hare: ! WHEAT _ UNIONS -Yellaw globe, sogdoc a bu, red giobe, | 1-224 higher: uplands, 4 1: “16a . 12, . ei Goethe a la, Spanish £1 66) per ernte futures clpsed quiet: Jan. heh tte Jar athe IN.O14; shipments, 902. Sheep Keceipts, 200, ship- BROKERACE co , 1 Lients, none “9 case would be called Jan. 22 in order to give | rhe barometer ix highest oves ttah and lowest . ; ' ‘ the gaat do achance lo agree on a trial vver the Northwest Porrite ry. advan ve. holding te CORTE HE of the SPINACTL New Orleans, on orders, 20@35c¢ per] 4 11-84g pb day for a uture date Judge Fisher did Generally fair weather prevails over the entire , ‘ : ~ greater part of the @ession, ; dot bubches ; Pn coWs and heifers, $2 2544.00; atockers and feed- ree to this, but on account of the couptry. The temperature changes were slight, a futures opened several fractions above Sat (TCL MBERS--Loulstana, 82 25 per dos. Dice ers, 83.5005, bulls, $2 Meet. floes Revel tx, hee Waay s close @nd continued an upward movement | CRANBERRIES. $6 per bht for choice Cape Cod warket an Whe bigher; aetive;: bulk of sales, $4 55 LIVE STOCK re (; heave. 14d. 70; packers, $4 574q94.70; Henrietta Lamberger, charged with Causing Decreases iu the Zrain liaports nud afleat to the i i ‘ CHIC AGO. Jan 2 Wheat- Jan. 46%, n: Mar. hug Loe size of crate : Py Joruary LATORS blorida, $1541.75 per 6-basket February ? ) 212 North Fourth St. (Adjoining St. Louis Stock Exoha &@ medical certificate, signed by Dr, eens. vances often occurring, most of Which the bears : 5 a Pepe x ‘ xy were not able to overcome os. a, Sept. $1.00, rey lambe, Matives, $4.65476.40; Western, $5.25 ‘elpts and shipments for Saturday: Cat- A. G. EDWARDS & SONS the effect that the transcript of the former ra Thy a of this ype | “was — In ehar- Mt shoots 4G per lt Keb 4 he. thus Fel and theut any ekeceptions strongly favoring PEPPERS Choice Pilerida, $82g@3 per 6 basket March and April. 4 21 4d KANSAS CITY. J 22 ; . : : ; ' ’ A April P Apr “y and \es AN! . Jan. ae. -Cattio Receipts, S000: EALE i ae : ae strong, Ie higher; native steers, 8446; » ns IN ant’s illness he set the case for Bt t Gra s is El ¢ for actne then Pai ; March 12. ocks re) i 1 & Lou ev ors. - & . . s ima "AKSNILD'S bert THe per tots VUse. ra in in s ator Kecelpts at St. Louis today were 14.795 'u, SULP BUNCHES R2oqmsse per doz bunches. tiined $4 vad ®; lights, 84 80474 82%: Yorkers, 794.02; pigs. $4444 MO). Khe ep Re vlpta, 10,- Continent and United Kingdom resulted tn advances n OTe b (urn—Jan.. Wie a: May, Stating that Mrs amb ‘ger was ‘ ion « nye - iil at he The prospect of another material decrease tn the (thE MARK RTS NEW SWEET POTATOES Home-grown,. 6)42T0e Alguet : (official recel arraignment on Dew. 22 last showed that the | mo. Weather: Fair to night and prebavly Tuesday | o°ter. . lhe i 7. i tay vwivantage of i orce rs : \S » Whe, taking advantage this, forced | crate Md lb; May“®nd June, 4 14-64 b; June and July, | Market Cireult Attorney Eggers was disappointed. |. _— : eomais . pared) with “0.6045 bu the same dav a dear ag . , “Lr dha , " a sick bed to prosecute this | ‘To- dar. Saturdar Year ago Of these 00 sacks and 17 cars were local aguitist TR g at ‘2ee ; National Stock Yards. market lower lamin, §4. 714g 00; muattone, SIREGT WIRE T0 NEW YORK Ane CHICAGO a a te eo "eal tasins . - -_ +, - Pha geg ed Hl 1 =) «. mbedaga} rele led ag = 7 Jie the death of Wilhelmenta Spori, was calle . ’ = . Wes called in the markets abroad, causing a deculediy str OBE T aye ea, ba ‘ crm ii +4 , Chouteau avenue hume and pot able ts | viginie aupply wan by no pieans encouraging to the T ) rp ' le @upply a o Di Z he : Ss, Jan 2 May Wireat, sarin; atu fer Berniudas and The for red Nansemonds LIVERD iol, Spat an semand a oto t . : tle Recelpts (A) omlilfpelmepite, Sar livogs Hecelpts, Texas steers, 820% 25: Texas cows, $2698.15; native Ten eipis mative omitie, tun \Viarket $:\ 2G 4.6 “I arose from case,”’ he said, “and the dilatory taetios: Uo ¢ 7 = 1.211 054 100s Ks agnd S37 care the annie day a Year ag TAKAGAS 3%: i ‘ ; the defense is ai great © thwaniabenets e to me. ‘ e- x 2 -* or ‘te 441 "sae ate sein ! poe Noy ng lly a i. * i i . as rit, id " . as inte a, ~~. : Sie . ge Di Bagh gw bs re ook he aig gi re 00; inarkel ite , ig - egg a T l phone, Main 1848. ' | 7 7.240 SAAT] “+. ooh Denis = Py lis baie) “ ‘ i¢ Cattie here Cepia, 2 inarthet sifong to Th higher, ele . +E wire: oom Wa a 68 ,(am) Dery We re Peothi A bAntt ort | te we y ° Steady und a fair trade; supply fair. SALES. _ beef steers, $4 2505.86: Western ateere. ' CRIMINAL SLANDER CHARGED. , a ; gis ry | ur the Un Wen tinea i Saad oS te od wage’ oo reise 18 Texas steers, $3. TOGA. 30: cows and hetfers. ¢ 412 OLIVE 5 REET : . ~. - "40 j ‘ ng on shows lense « 44th, ‘ ; ‘ = al ; ‘ . a ao . y r er Ther e bd ‘ 4" . : a7 . ’ F ro wheat. i ri , eri 1. 05 | aoe bea compare “l with an increase of 40.000) bu irat Nias = : Ao me { mm 8: on BB : wii at aiveilan . .- 5: ye way iat: AP ag yon gece AP of a Woerrants for the Alleged Authors of > ied ‘cota ioe ‘s 0 Dae * i y omed we a a ie ate at to the ‘ ‘ a nt : —_ 4 & noone Lass 2v oy : iteers Dae ave A Ls ania: ! liogs Reeelpts, 3a; market wer lth ake r, heavy, N 9 hard . ) » ‘ ° . of 4an ‘ : om, Colhipare ‘A mun ne renee e ae doen +o ‘er 72: $4 th2'y4i4 Tu: mixed. $4 K2L,4i4 ass: : ight, $4 ra the Garen Posters. la ‘ mixed oats. 4 at these , dina) * wh Wiss i ah ai . a * te * “ i - e - itt re . cere. et ee ee : 4.0; pigs. $4(u4 mH, bulk of nales. $4 B24 414 “ws SPRCI N Diiins ‘Srethne ett Leute KapareMo- No. h “Ren; dpe Witppedory ; dlekear a gene , ve Pe . a ~— mis 4 potine _ st “ irst aS ss. . Score Pati. 7337 ps Sheep Reco) pts, T1200 ; inarket stends;: native mut- eee tio will be charged with criminal slander [ °": of 6,284 1803 | This is particularly marked int} 6 tise rt. Uhis ean | cream, tw! vi'¢dgpwcnvesedicibentaneel one, 84 4504.85; Western muttons, $4. aoa. Wu; ST Laotis, Mo, Jan. 17, 1900.—To the Public: | * » i Danse 4,284) This ts particutariy inarked inthe melas; cosa | . A. Le; Southern i. @ melbene Ee ee stock sheep, $3.80@04.M; lambs, $4. 25@5 The iene heretofore held by the John O'Brien in Warrants which Col. R. M. Johnson says crease {fs toe ay = “ re nag Steer th a de oe er “7 BA te: FE at ae, vod TB Ct Or een wees ar Special to the Post-Dispatch Muller Works Company of St. Leste, under the iT ites Monday afternoon. Export Movements of Grain. vote Be oA _ Sb nda le, | : : I = ype eg Ue Ww ork u yet ony ty , Limberger, " : - aa seca 3 ST. JOSEP, Me... Jan > A’attle—Receipts Hawley Furnace patent Neo. 447.170, re-lasue Na, Dt iiibe arrested Sanday for Getrtee- | —_.__ edb ‘ : oe watid’a: mibnenons ha 7 ¥ sie loiye, Swiss, Joo “. ag » Legiotye. “ i arene 2 ¥. (AN), Merket stfong te be Rarkee Hlogs te- bt. sD, hae Geen tate day cancelled, revok — aus ting | scurrilous papers reflecting on Mr Wheat. Cora. May wheat opened at Ge. ane - 4 rs ! ie : uarh 1G) cases; ship =e ' iy ‘ ‘eipte, SLOO: market 5 to 10e + ahd bulk, $4.67 Me ay ety amd) eaakl company now Ham Garen, manager of Havifn’s The- PLACE. 7 alue Seturday's close "h - i | ae lorenpt ; thu ; ae ee ) > 4¢4.70; top, $4.75. Sheep a none. mve any right or authority te menatactem oe ' ; | ! : * ell the furnace covered bey sald patent. AN in- fringers using furnaces hereafter manu ater. Col. Johnson says he will swear to Rec. | Ship. | Rec. ‘ Ship. CATES ald then at Ose, afte 1 ox ‘aT a dozer “ — : Ose was bid and later atiether : made at | | 7 j GAME em ow pap a 6 Be ? . 8 a ; P Re prs, #4) The marker | MARKETS BY TEL TELEGRAPH. pa “can = vigorous meal ee - the information himself. ames: 0. ade - ~ ous mann an etme adie a Se SA eee New York ee, 48,000) . 227, Vi. , Luge ON ie. ‘ ea - . . r Is LD = . or, Haltimore Gs : An 240 000) : 7 jeotf } ” uinirawh wits rawn ambi per. ef . } : Phila ° ates = > sae a July (rye ne] ait (thle prev ict ! » first aale R iu : : ew , ; ” rig! er, with fu! ates The liawley hown raft 2 rn One Every Week. Hoston .. ng apm io Che, COMGBac, GWe and GH were Wid. After tailard and red head, $3; canvas back, 67.00; | °* offered 7 CHICAGO, Jan. 22 The streneth of Liverpool | now opened an office in St. Cea a at wer Galveston j the Opeplog Bnles were PY nt rays, tihierti tw, hy j reel it il. $i 40; loltie w ing teal, ee niixe:l., ‘ , : AY. r Attic the sharp i Advance at aris were refle - ted i tbe Hroadwarv and Ie in mitl . ‘ F jl ~ — Weendourck, per dherZ >: sHUUdpipers “* a e ele . , ‘ : ee ° ee | in gels bey datiage rejpeerts from Southern I rance Spriugtleid toes i , Cate wore periste at in their «forts Athi tilp $i, taletats, choice reso, Yuegel, | Pe Ms tee “+ , time} qd freme Russia, while the decrease log world’s , . . ~ ehipments xuod on pussage Wee @ prime considera . Post-Dispatch The song for Sunday, Jan. Export 1 Flour Movement. ie) Guest. Teer wets tewarded bo the PSquirrel, We, Jack’ Tavbits, 91.20, “possum, each, | 23 #1 | sa nto eek ea cas 1 | Ai Kanss B cece es ; : tiers With Laweerproe) tp te 12 oeloek the lv a 2, is “Nora I Adore Her, by the author wales »~ . , iir Ai ‘orld F ‘| Rec future going to Gee and later to 6). Coed bin | > ow of “Only One Girl in il the World For ' elpts. — \! “Shipments. Minneapolis millers to-day are paying the same yh. Select undrawn, $1.15, drawn, soft and um ee uw : thiarket was strong and active and sentiment —" 26 , ty price for casi wheat asx the May future bisa eet) Marke Sting amd | ish oreigners wete goo! buyers and there ; a 4a wi ‘ in coin 10 « om Jan. i | ( | SM. Be reg. 3 in coin 1918 from Jan. Me.’ The sure you get next Sund . ; Praiftie chickens -—Dark, $5 0: White | ita you g ay’s Post- 2 1 erected Backs. |i Barvels.i Becks. | Ot s week am: there wanna loom aamaea eta aan ae ee paten, New York ool y+ mH SOS 8,031 7.645 Paris figures’ in today’s market for Large $11.25 « doz; medium, 3he ——_ Baltimore re 4.5 wa 400)... time for neeriths Thelr market opened ™ , wane \ v PotlLakRy ble achi itd reosters, Desertion Is Charged. Bost sémese G. an a Soy | liu. Binh clon thiege a “ i -. ware ber nay A - : clichebs, Ba. «ta im, ’ maton . ee — 2.( mw 2. { cn ; I cake emie iene niyl vit iiu } tn eese, oat ‘a - } ‘ ®, Margaret Rroaudbridge aska the Ctreuit ; “ : m UST ie by Parts » PLEASED bot Laiky ee light; Court to divorce her from kxtwin Broad- Western Movements of Grain. M Sea sl pinents, ro Lie iat ung Liceaeus : lowest : | + ee Y o bridge, who, she claims, deserted her Nov. 8 Sa ne ee B. 4 hes Chicago morning letter: for heads and wee on, LUMBeSs, SU; geese ie 4oeull ds peg? TS TENE 2 : traders he market angged, May dropping ~ te w 7 - 1, 1536. They were married Oct. 31, 188 Wheat. lj Oorn mes are tod higher for wheat rit s uucks, 7h Ss PsT . ; “ : “ss ap pe Rg x ih Ti v close Wes firm but rather quiet, May a treet. and are the PD: irents of three children. The Cr saver mnbielt r .. | Ovuracing it oly drolds, and we trust wil ‘mtrit MOAD LING at lig ps fe » per bead. . ane a Mg Inarbet ' Fi ( ra) over nese ut Pee Ry Associated DPreas. R Thing, some cas s rms € siecle j . e). - * er Ty qn ty P rriles thie t ‘ ms) ty > loss his 2 , / Orie ae Seat her hustand ts now in New | : Ship bip. |) a Sh! p. er , ti eg th “ ! conan ane 7 = " “ PEANUTS —Red G'y%qac per ib 3) q@atge 3 for ; et ii, ee ae Oe athe tha. 2 > ‘ . Mre. Annie Cheesman.._.. , ' , - Granite City, Hi Minneapolia | 385.8), 2,0) fat. Sth) BS2 Wheat vk ruled steady at ditty lyn Transit and Missourl Pacific were the leaders Henry Kubeim. 1 > wala “4 , : er aanial wae dul) and neglected. but | Ttetteecescsscceeseso 185 Pine #t | Duluth ... . ’ .. 14,320)... eee... Pe ne ng teal See hy Sy GE Pere 1) wit? og, 9D polnt of activity and strength Gaines 2 Lisle | as petite ohana ad Boll Olive st : ss may bie’; ; ilare:s nat »wines . ba f & L.A ey fur @X3FTa ta@ucy, shail and fat . sheep with wheat lavual re elpts Were 244 polnts were ale» made hy Glace Muger s “+. eentiinent oe pe ils . me nd Hetrich Lehr . 2. -ootenet St. Louls Western Flour Movement. Liverpo! iE. ~ hp te Ie © the — Antwerp WOUL opened a shade higher at 28% ubliie Steel preferred and 4 by New York Air , ~ ‘revisions were firm and active. deriving strength . ieee senntiger -..-Bast St. Louls > nnn | reais He) Hy Marke: fiom a firm hog market, recelpta being ander « jHirake. | le rou Rdgar Hall so. seas Decatar, rl |Receipts.| Ship’te. Breed tw f Missourt | aber acvence® Cle a ae me, with pattie ’ in| peetations and prices aft the yards improved fro: | boe | | inereaaed) tradin in the le Kugsian and French cTops and smaller \ , Medium combing ~ ey Viola Ip . — “30 * : sg imture 28 meer ete sound have at ~_ Ka I erses . Elwin, Ill St. Louts tr 3 : ae ; , 152 | : ; — Ia \ yey Ts Race . . oe A rs : vd Avenue increases? ite rclee to we)! ‘me iT } pereet ‘ ech ars " 4 *% , Cio u = eolpsyrle ste rove ; ; ver iM pPinents iad ’ . Mewdsum wothing ’ ya mirlodhsr . 4 Tranelt creseed TZ The aM Rn Fe al Fekro Kaperala 1240 8S. ad % »eebec . Bd eat | Chicago . — : é‘ ' :, ‘ | . att ‘ . “ “Til : : bhiat 4 ‘ . ore ‘raised ined ’ oF . tear dvanece wal well Pree] ! Mi. iy “— moat “m4 oe he tiki? omer a pn a ++ ~~ aneeden or . furthe : « March o : ieht fine eoy eS ‘ «vk cee . ; De petro, Thane rT : higher at si0 e2tgan 0 Tt, [Nf temm and subsequently reacted on tealiziag is oo Sean wound Mi Renpell ‘om tion was du ! , | fexr of | Bu een aye rit Le eee 1 ‘ ores bared Teg Thge up. 10, and May ribs 2ijaihe bet. U6 local and todustrial stocks. Boode moved gen- -Kadum, 111 cnn moe ¢ hadi a a u0ceze ' HornsE My ANID MULES Re. eM omy tor at ge . doe a a _ f strength in the rket eaf . - - . ~~ 2 . i . : p mare] ¥ i. , , ’ ‘ . .*, ew ereiritm “ et ’ ' pele (iwen.... .° 81 33 8 Broadway Wisible Supply. the Hingariaw supply of wheat places it at 7 burr: do clear mimed ...... ix opening up brisk and active, With + ged 4 pin CHICAGO, Jan 22.—Cash wheat: No. 2 red, 67 | chy iM me. ai one “teil Pa ao on e arker uo 8. Broadway GVUL.Otm) liuehel a. isin and Fastern demand. ‘he Sauithert er iene fo Ne) Ne eb Ghaae Na 23 hard winter, 64 keneial retialmed todlifvferenr ml sluggiah : phan . f tut d _ , ae po No 8 hard ‘wits r. GAR ge. New D Northern spiny ~ _ ’ tee ia) . ir rovnl shone Tia ho it he ’ CoV Lee eere, ti ad . . \ ‘losing wes etusll vl ! y ] ' in x | . WEY: Vina we tid No. 2 dn. eeinniiiae: Me mr & ' ll at wavy at smell and mi j »? Cite . , o . ef ’ Thiet chatges ‘ M. Lapman. Fort Seott, Kan ; ‘ , Receipts of wheat ato primars proluts rene E. Bternberg. . d 4157 Me ‘Pherson se ST | Jan 20. Jan. 18. ; ° : were 246.274 bu AS COMMpare d With Lar «amp ta | ‘right omedtua , 2 . a rr. a Unusual inguiry on any spe ctal ' ; thevenry ~ . “ 1 hy \ RLee: 4) ee 3. Wuban 2007 8 lith st Wheat ‘ 7 54.586.000) 66.5823 000 272,000 same date leat ) ear ine edi : ” HORSE QUOTATIONS. th.» . orn ae 4 Ad ~ ae to. ob ‘ ‘' sa ih fe ae a Quorn .... 6.) 14,144,000! = 12 884 000 So6l 00g — Shipments 188.558 by vmpared with 183,000 | ine ! 7 : ete fe NO. Sy Sees Wee a ee , ‘ aa Tring!. 1833 S. Lith at Naw .. ot 5. ON 000 h 067 000 te Ge bu. saine date |: vear | iy be, : Heevy draft, common to good .....8 90 00@135 an! | HNO AGO Jan 22, Wheat Jan, New York Money and Exchange. ime 7 Foyer. | ct Madison, Ill| Kye .. ... 1,213,000 1.250.000 “TT en) Receipts. of w! ot Minneapelis and Dalath | Medium : -' de Choice to extra. * 140 Gog leu Oy | M A. ce = * | By the Associated Prean aioe : : se eeeceeeeess dss es Madison, I] Rarley ..... 1,020,000 2.0032, 000) 8.354 000 | (lity 7 my! mg ‘ars. as compared With SES eas : btne> Bune 2 v ' ‘ viola 73 eudaies 60 oer ae”. wy, KeTR : aes.’ a ‘whap |. NEW YORK. Jan. 22- Monee on call easter at Meili . e (oan . t l2ue NS. 10th t - . . } dute us “ut anime mlic pani , ° e . wlille UO ium 9 aks io amiao HUN, ‘ pci a ' . he : M sane aunt roe ’ - ' Cecilia Piskorska.. ay 'N. 10th ot Sample Market Prices. CORN, Kansas, Nebraska aul Western Bulk ete eel teense ees BO UUglOY OU | 10 »: July 1 Why. rede pe Sterling exe patdiel te paper, 4% Will Simms 4125 P i ~“elpts at St Iain to-day were 42 us, bright Imbedliug cc eee és —~ (wa oh ‘porees oe6 cceccccscse JRO vUg 250 Ww b er, Jul ’ }toaeres , ’ ary, oe | ee m bankers Meria Riley ney a ae 41:3) Papin “ To- day. Saturday, Year ‘Ago “pared With IO 02 lea the Satine «aay; é pert tin . i j c Saddlers “a é ey Gate bla ae “ Sas ‘ . post . ' - ah. ~ r 2010 sacks and 41 cure were loerl tine ee ; , ard beanies OW oN tu cholce inn: 6 belete Cae ) OO@125 Ov oa, ' moy - * Pew ’ . . 4 } ' ' P Comme re ial bills, ' b rom way ° on . ~ - ~ , o ‘ venr ‘ ? “Litil : ‘ - ‘ ces . — ‘ ‘bur eS. “ tw pil B. .> ,, ope ~ finished : Me ul an ellare 47 George Wallen . bed wer . ‘Cottage av “4 BT ‘8 Geol, TA aT, . ‘re higher this morning. resulting i: faa pn : es " ine tee merenel see Me nM me MP yon . x . : Giovetoipent bonds weak 2s reg., 102%; Se reg.. ty 3 cain ge Afar D0 Cor TTS Ue) a) +t torus ereamertes, | wh. | ee, 11h, , ~~ is reg 138; da Mre. Coasie Li. sullivan. a In diana tis, Ind | 2° po eees « UB'yg TikyiT2'y | betier lees for the futures Littl was) done tr! Ans lin és a . - * rd = a. ; 62 a + an however, the early part of the session as the ; Theat a4 stir et eS ae —e Ast), Jaa ts “pe? ry «t mily frees! aca _starhd a34, vid on ree i e dy coupoa 114%; “ws i t 4 6 «it only i recorded were bide snd ffers ie tevad ill . eee , ° — 7 Withen to fun 6 aes 20 Oo@ 680 OO te 4 dairies , 4 : wie, Bes 5% tv mend eg , , 18-Kt. Gold Wedding Rings. ~~ : (gt4 62 qth th (gi ; y Offered at aly aind tiie pi ga hy Leaht the e- 2 eee o és ‘ Cholce to extra .. Se Nee 55 we 7 ww ] dr ervwaered : terme urReys, tr s. . & ipeerty, Finest qualiiy, prices from $3 to $20. Osi, 16 ats Was ‘avy fine eae ; | ee | etme 20 O0@g 32 SO) | 7! fas ae Bermod & Jaceard’s Broadway, cor Locust | >” 3 spring 2 668g BA yun Liverpool opened ‘sd onp. while Lendon was tod | Arkansas RANGE HOKSE QUOTATIONS. at ; : vo bs wr lion New York Stocks. . CORX “Tadvanced bens ; eee : "- sunt ne drafters. Dw tos up | Peis) een tley. : > Li tapeet tes an. - , Reported daily by Whitaker ade Hodgmas, boaa ea Keoelp of corn at primary peintn te lav were | tu ceoeseecoens = = hunks ; Pachee , : =.) ied . Marl, pe ' : @m) stock brokews, St. Laute. ax compared with S7LOem) baa sane ai’ Tb soe eeeds : : d geldings and mares re ; ” . : NE we "YORK. Jan 2. aod its BIRTHS RECORDED. Re. Fahad enna 8 ang lowing | gee ll hues miata ela Med 1AP OTS | Has wid ect bm a | ARAN ITN, te Jom, ge Cle hoes ' aaranant ie - holee : ACeptional fauoy mares Neo me a 0. Se ae ae ae tee" ; ! { } banned: ee . fo”: caah, No. 2 wiked, ana ea) STUCKS, {Opes pit. | Low. [Claws a ae ee ——— ee ee Heir oye lawcal ree elpts Were as de D. J io culo 11s from Jan. : teh graded contract Minneapolis ; wwe 437 cars, against 757 last week Local Bank oben fe . yt bouse ex chews: Clear. ‘mnt later carried the market to | * ‘ ; r ) S40 36 bSe, 38 hot oo futher free realiztow by Ings, $6, Bud alances, $ ¢“ Pe 2s ee ee ed “. aia a ok a a oa a o+@. settee P) OE ete. > WYO) orn steady; ‘=~, t ‘ne eal. ee ee . —_ _ ¢ i ij : i j abe: 6 he bay — K. and A. Rollhous, 1511 Menard: girt. ee ERR : move ise Gee? beame date hi . Rte NS SFs.G08 be : ‘ie ba 4: hres meee a: ) 0 oan ~ te crag ok ve J 0. 3 white Ww o al | exes breah, . Ae Kec pite pr ‘ . al i. are oo Holthouse, ‘21038 Menard: boy ~ , . te bal at St. Leavis te-davy were Y3.800 0 bu, Sreen salted. Arkans ariel ithe tk >. 3 ris te had wet beew enueugh b&b 4 hed wit ut lane | ovr ‘ 45h i. ; ‘ - Hermann xy as BF es veirk. ° 2 mix ed 24 7} 24% . \ quell pared with $4.40) on the same dav a Ven? i\ hi iv \ ‘ ata ay git tebe ko whi! tw lease an es’ituate ‘ 1K es vlpts ‘yee j ! ; J ' " _ : utter, The S ah r ‘ > 2 Northern. ; 4 244,02 y : dor t! bas “7 ars “ re low al nevain ¢ 0) ‘ . , ‘ T - , Ml I E: Q! ' . . ; ; . ort * i AaD ong “ ' ane ¢ aoe tne fp ons erage ce eeeee A> ITATIONS £8. | é a K. Hamberg, 1% Menard: gir. Nv. Z white ....; 6 24 eae bone day last year ‘netivean ...... ae ; ) (For bruke mules, 4 te 7 yeare olé) ba ery. Lies evens “heene Tesla 4 : : nb eh tees 244, ans” PRLiyitey , RYE en : peeek eedes eocesereseese rea : 14 Lands, extreme ruhge A RT ay 2 s7 60 | #i i ‘ J ‘ “ ° - _ arn | ere as ‘ ren oat v Post-Dispateh wants are in every sense ah ee me BRR roth aS 2's No. 2, S2tye: No. & Sle. wagsaded, Sie. eve i hee cdkey > | tae eee ee BO With: tatae late uade, PD gethde: amall late a de pte ' P see 4 HA : ‘ > . ' "'’ aatiices t pele a Ps *ee . . t > tm 6 oe we ~* “ . fy | ; ? . a i | the rich mab o directory aod the poor mah s : 4 mized eee eee Rik gue Malting wrades 4vaa47: . spent fy lés hauds. bulk of sales , sf Ov ao ' ; ss 7. me os ‘ , . } 7 — re . by se laa 4 reer sateen ow". 15 bhavds, extreme rulige .. | (ty i om eater - : ' ee aa , Bang " a Future Prices. HAY | : : | my bur i o Skane tee & Oh abt, AM EEE 34 Receipts Leeal 450, througb, Llu; s ue Bie: z as ‘ et a = | west Clos! ad j An ai, . r} mite af, é6eeceos eeoeeeees lo'y hands, extreme of ? fam w (reg Low im 1: 7 x , ~ | ~e me In “a j nit . Sa > rit * aa me ‘ jeine ; mes . a I ' afine May leer BURIAL PERMITS. New on J heer To day Y. ae Demand firm: receipta quite Hhera., choice tim | Base v eeoere e208 + : oo ew - Pe, a wees P on Due lau Ww le as (hee & tile ¥’ ite gt : “on . othy, $12.00, extra chotce as high ae $12), No. | - ¢- erie tis: » O08 4 “ r waa ve oe vw fo um, s : alas Jan. ZF bes ‘ eal fre ‘ nN & nines diy Neal, 45, 1295 linden: heart disease WHEAT. 1 1h M11 50. No. 2. $9.50q@10.50 - Ni - e. se. ae lv tw 1G, hands, bulk of aaies. | 1 eg Le bP, “hi : ra en * ~ " Pritee Schlichting. G0), 3721 -N. Quth:; influenga . — _——-- — (lever No 1, $10.00; otber grades duil, selling | ,. ah! (SKIN, | Derrakin quota le at Ble per | Bulk of sales Fepresent mises Gules ly Mret |” § ‘ cas, a Ras ‘- Frank (iramileh. 43. 245 Menard: uraemia : ; aT uM “7% Oily oe 7 Was frou $7 mown Of clover, mike 7? | fran $7 (O10 au, Its fi. af peri + aTRe t a ty Aes inif price Atite} ye, a. baudds i" ices above houadh figu es represent hist t Baar: ai n owes Reiver, 1, 28 8 Kroadway; pneumonia. : , tisiyh +t ae * ty ahi, Hy oWing tu caler and a sx punt a wmilature | , ty yp - a velet en ig ey et eitra Pp — welghi, etrictiy : mt HK. Tatum, 55, Silv Cote ri! lanie; pneu- y . A, Quotya ct oq eg Mil) STRA wee Ss bb a eat Res Gels fees. ean it, pravtially sound and «laas!fed esi. 3 ~~ CORN wheat, $475; xe, $7.00. _ ore | “Masih: falle “eit OWA be ty STOCK YAK Noibs ST. LOUIS STOCKS AND BONDS. Hennessey, ie | My lloward: cancer. - = na Lica N snehked, Uhh rast ' Side, ;: GSe this alse . , sali pt . thon en \ ri i% , : . e mill. “i a reditbent CUPbosi ty ont ! Kam ll Thomas, 30. AT14 Vernon ; apoplexy. ar R1 on : aT the mill 1 rik +p m; mall sks, @8e: large ske, | considerall leeane tle or ia | Reported by Gaglord ©. K. Milner. 44, Ne ; , proeumonia, ; . Bi%gqgs2 b a2 ? 345 Re ey BLOUR. , ee rip én tly : white ahd Sede: | a ed Gonte es _ 1a ‘ ' 2 . senility, ‘ OATS L we iP ple a ee . r yea Be XX. 214922. \ x tae Ltic KNNX. Sa melia Rerhalter: 37° ons. s “sth: bs Hin. wif ; : ? 2 Thaz —a S picked, Sige. Duck—Dark a=. -* .. - re*ihie axe ‘ . ; tty . ae ’ ‘ - ° . _ q‘ele “ } ’ m4 Sen ea oT ney As peg ope a one, 24% 5 + soft = ch eaedenlag ts icin G0 ee 8 wh -ESWAN. Prime. 2 xo se Be ak Me ort | | eon, Mh, 2m ‘alin, pneuumeunia | Pearl meal, ‘ ite ... - Le J TAIAAOW -Market firm: No. 1 el) bbls. a : however ' : debsere tal ey tg ee Mp we me ram. 6, I818 No Oth: diphtheria. Chicago Markets. Cormmeat oa Fos eae. a) 35 42 4c Adiga a oe sarin " lon 73, (Mtr Hoepital, eenllitr e TT : : , )' vu! ee eee es Sase Te e+e °° . SA by amr Wte ,er Pile] } net ‘rm a Hi. banan al { park eVille wand, 10, 1716 N. Sarah; meningitia | Closing ghes awe ont side a ’ : a WHISKY port Me sas Guanes Aagust Reinhardt, ae, K tmmeswh k, Mo.; eapo Natumiay To das Todas ' ~ ates REANS- -Stea dy at $112 per Market steady on bast«s of $1 23', for bighwinee tuerot but Le mald taend aa \ 4 ! a) a WHEAT CLOVER- $547.23. Haus, CISCELLANEOUS MARKET i "a AE popes : oe TIMOTHY. $2¢@2. 20 RAGS. OLD KODE AND RUBBER Rage. 75 be ' . d $1 ber Léim> tte (id rope Na 8 $1 i). Nis , LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. PLAXSEED Qugted at $1 4s. IS yan pehie. ae VISIONS tev ; - ; « ' \ oa | ae'arTaba 1¢ Words or Less, 20 Cents. 4 CORN LABD—boics, $5 45, prime, $5 60, | seat he ao ‘ ince a. 1 frm A ling - ¥ re ' Neon pire, $11 S oy: ld, Flv. e. - , - ‘ r lour thle reund esting a This titie Sean win tore 3 SALT Sh alders. tl, dui ae at ° | Prene Ble. Bs hoepm, bhis. 22 thperal | prere Covad : _6-Per-Cent M ee ee ee ee ec opti 6 er- en oney , sty b4 hy AS ot oe aes nites 1 ~Shou! hes ‘ hedure Jac ar 4 tea, $1 211 2 Dice Pes ent showing made br the Nati. se Dare $1000, 2000, $2000, B40, OATS ex ort, Gye, clear ribs, 6% clear sides ve. | ball rearaSe wnee “med #1410 "yer WoL thi Po ny Fy Saud, $is.cco $15.- | Mess, $5.50 per bbl; dried, L2@1d, NR ae ye , 9 re viata ih tee oo : ’ ’ . , —> 23% mat : S Wed litoc ‘holcee bleached, 817 per ton other | ters and th the ‘ us have fed meet © loan at S per : 5a " ‘4 SLU; AR ct = l’ IAMS 1 | 1 r ¥ Si2scia they had tween «cof , } . hielew? ote | of nailed cdi et ee Ragu lug : uc i "#3 Hiessing & Co é wae we EUS NTLSkE é eo specie ae re ‘ are shenetenen 2-3 5 Pe ees. 0b and $50,000 1 A tiie Vi a \ilee Viom@ertry bl a etal : _-- ‘by SPELAE veal inh & Security; St. Eeule PORK LEAL. $4 - geeecar si , ONEY Comb. chofce white 241 l4e | veh Ib. | earket tm oa it vo gee) advantage . - Petite : a'r «esfraines} or gtrocte!) in barreis, 64T¢ ELFY 4&4 ™., 413 Chestnut et. | 3 $10.85 $11.00 i $10 Shas SPELTER--§$4. S544 ~. OR oak. te a Maner e » ba ‘ and ’ ’ | emerkabie duc. a, 3 ; _ Tet ED Ce Ith. EN PR. Oesioor Jobbing at $1.30. sheep @ year niry tritutarys will webke Seoteh, 1 a3. pout $1 plenty of Tunes uy furnishing «! ‘ MONEY 0 LOAN. 80 5 f2 ON THE STREET. | PwWH HITE RE AN® M rf $1 92 mm he = ‘ar i f » : f 9 é “) " ~*~ “= ‘ “ ; ’ ‘ lo or : af afeauy “i2 ; hirts Vit ‘ iace “ atin ‘ erm’ Mes 6 02805 : ! 6.02 | Post-D! pat bh = tatione are fur “ae -— : Y 7 | for ar lead) lete fa ipicked pea beane on nigist aT totel in G@ve dats of J ‘ Mer hant»s Ternuinae 0 ani t . iti the if mtr Lewest rates, no a ‘ KIBS gtovers and tmarket meno lu) oe track. 81 871.98 fF. ' 3. ennted iw moni eI atTeyyo seelul FIPeny eZ ‘a ir . ree Lima. S&e a ih The © Tents Ye AIPLE A HE ~ a rn EK. CO. . ; oe i, aplees aie ts : ‘ ¥ ~— A‘) GING 4aNT) = mr. ce! ne to fjobbing aa full Al . Greencastle ' 5. 77 i 87 f.77 I» yr! . VRULITS i lh Xe ' ; rd. 2 ' oe i% Ih Asher. i’itt " i ti : bed : : ' as 7 : , ge lee ~ * * ar ij sang 9zte a. ie nee GOs Chestnut at. a Bic. Cotten tes, adeiphia f'n ah yh gar ~ | io. . 12 — a Cit@enehorg 7 | , ut ' ors oe ee } tae " [ ‘ ~** : rer ’ ‘ . 144 fruit Willowt wig, 82. 4mI15 Of) per bts, inesay - rege _* ' we + $. ret ban ————.. Geni eee $2 bv ” a ; G, 5) tm). abiwin, ‘ sh. oe? ai a " : Peon soe titetes Ea seas se tthe LOCAL. MARKET. Firm ‘igher: ea! LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH. Local Money Market. oa cre ‘a choice, $2 35«12 75; Florida, | ™:"* A G. Palwarie & uae Re perige ni yen Weg & Peper ‘ ie rf . br: Aer quete dk mee! #k. henge «a nied e Ans nh NOS S Mexican ntetiees: ~ Cure aggn wT Jan pret fi, Ran et Lat A: lAwon, $1. 50q@e > geod ae , : te chotee matiyé ateere 15 te 3 cher | gonds as follows vy he = tee T ' ; g ! wen CaMe “ Co tg a Nk o , tm and tnferk ter 3 : ' tr P Bid = Aske) a 2 - e . n shee wry highest make - cea vf anther otk ate ir premium 25 aueh ton taather (hss eTRAWEPREIES . sees ; . : ay ~ ~ ' he hens ‘ te ves 84 limeet ? Z . Lae pret om 3% rem ion “hs Barc CALIFORNIA PEARS $2 7542 per u bos Mikel dis | ae ~ ¥ “ . sotar sf ; . . , fee lere« «3 » bis ; «." ‘ ~ a" pha ae ° of feeder re P ‘ Par —s fonium "INE. a 0” 3 ‘ ' Fight stories, including basement; 46 feet front by 150 PINEAPDLES. Florida §3 er d * prot demand | PORT and waine, Ygne teow Shite Midi. mtewkers nivd frders, #4 zhu4 Mh Tes . fee -ossession March 1, 1900. mraperted tinat average eesiots, Soy srantns | NwAWWAI SE SPATRMERE MuDAy [Reeves Qictoge SF ge ewes olay” ine | Ne 1S foe Mes t in depth. I Os ion M b l, Apply to i@! ; @vaporated quarters, yg fur fair te Net recelpte te day : rt higher, clased easier top, 84 N ri ue yet ts in ean Lon? . : : | aie ager ‘ obi ri ers. $4 sais. tt). cc to ehotke t ry Tomi 4 a ,oy wis y . 473. puik . wn ; “* ag . i ne ley o ‘ VEGETARLES. Seg racets me! _ Oa ia A aa PR. pte ee 4 ‘ * pee aes gig oi

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ieee e ay —— a es See ihe oe ee es / } — cad 5 atin " oie ; | RRO Et, OP Ct yt : > es i . % € &, 7 s 4 ‘ ‘ “MONDAY—ST. 1 QUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 22, 1900. DLD MAN'S FIGHT EF STORTS 1S DEAD/NOVEL PLAN FOR MOUNTING [CIM REAPER ACTIVE WITH MORPHINE 4 ven + sft eneud - ‘: . } DEATH OF A. J. VANLANDING- : ws i By kG . . HAM, TRAFFIC COMMISSIONER. — —— _ -—ee- -- + Invited Out to Call, Jast as He| HIS INJURIES WERE FATAL.) [~~ "= EE =~] |EMIL THOMAS PASSED AWAY. 4 ae 7 at ae es T , ie 00k Poison. —— ae 8 Fall From a Street ¢ One Week Ago! | r ma Mr. Livingston's attempt at suicide estab- er eee, tee ae poy . road, Seven years ates he wae prometed : f ; lishes a new record at the City Hospital. Dr. wy panel . e * . = . \ to be general freig t agerit oO the Sui . B f Babler states that he is the oldest person The newe was sent to the Four tore de ae neaneen ees tic: eg agi ‘S yones he held this ! Pra = —_ ee bather, at 8 o'clock. The family were notifie . a * “ + pater Pog, all 5 7 pu f Soa Bon that has come to the institution. was his daughter. It was not dayl-ght, but t suggested by Charles KE. Cutter, scale. These earthworks might be built in |? oR oe es oh atovinek teat oe e entire bod 00 f The patient was mentally bright Monday rt? Deeps g mp a lhe vaudeville bill contains one feature P ’ : > St. Louis’ “interesting institutions.” Visitors Ever, in Sardou Play which, for real fun of the kind that made — oiideaaih viewed him as one of the sights of the city. Hopkins’ New Leading Woman— Vaudeville Popular, Nase not heen surpassed Maj. Emil Thomas. . ! At times he was a spectacle to be remem- by any “turn” seen at the house this. sea- bered. He was an instance of a brilliant At the Other Playehouses. son. Géorge Felix and Lydia Barry supply Maj. Emil Thomas. for mary years a mind. diverted from the path of usefulness. — the fun, which is so furious that it almost | PreMinent lowal pollthelan and officeholder. Jeff Storts was not always a reckless roy- J ; takes the audience's breath away. Dan All. | dled Sunday morning at his residence, 5714 sterer. There was atime when it was con- When Blanche Walsh last season as- man, a St. Louisan, an old summer garden | Vernon. avenue. His deathbed was sur- fidently predicted he would achieve natlonal {sumed Literally, as well as figuratively, favorite, bas a new monologue full of bright |Teunded by all the members of his family | DR. GRAY SAYS THIS STATE WILL| PAINTERS AND DECORATORS TO ame. 28 a awyer an statesman. h ntle - : ; x, ; sail atin lines Clavto and Clarice jiuventle singers except one, who was Keepers away by iliness. Hie was born in Lawrence County, Arkan- I " a. rents Wher 10 years old They settled on ieee ~ os gs ot ined = ee, W. | seasoin they will be: “Blanche Waish sup- hi | ae a farm in St. Louis County He was eu- 7RANCIS LIVINGSTON. a., where e obtained employment in a ried by Melb > Macbowell Yr , ‘ a ce } SF ha ee cated in the public sehools, and upon the ; _FRANCIS LIVINGST printing office. A few years later he re- | ROrte ree earns Se Dowell, a ney ae hi sutbreak of the war enlisted as a private, | Dectors to Be Entertained by the/| Substantial Increase Proposed fog turned to Rolla, became reconciled with bis | walsh continues her trend of improvement, ae Sa -: Lats winnaar Settinn fe ‘dean Senne French Government for Nine Days Bridge and Structural Iron Work. - = —e — oe — a ee morning and said he felt well enough to try family, and was enrolled as a student at the | iney certainly will | ge “Just as soon as 1 get out of here. : mt ind Alabama After- the war he was —Contest of Fire Departments, ers and for Lathers, said, “I'll get some more and this time | ™4tural brightness attracted the attention | wecys engugement at the Century theater a , ‘4 lected C4 MN hal in 18? aft ee — ——E . ees : o% * . * ras Plea Te , Wars ’ ( verter Sunday night, presenting Gismonda as .- the be tnt f tty on c ; a d ’ 1 Was the trouble yesterday. was just be- the first of a series of Surdou dramas. The \ the same office fn 188 and aeain held ft two | Dt C. D. Gray of Parts, who has been| The local branch of the Brotherhood of ere petite: as Painiers and ‘orat “ric me house and | prefer death. required, The only new feature in it is Mab \\, ae ee Othe $f rap ? led Mi \ ° eee ee ee PP. OE Ser Ce ee ee ee Mar- | Paris Exposition, is at the Laclede Hatel. avenue is my son and the only relative | the feminine co-star. Miss Walsh was ar- \\. ' eevyan children surviv him Was a and buliders in St. Louis for an increase of ri q® 1 Sey el ii¢ ey ! i i rit ‘ ‘ any More, people tell me that | am in the Ae rof Frank FP. Blair Post,; A. R. | Springs, Ark, where he stopped several | # Cents per hour in the wage sehedwe. In f serviee to any traval of the ‘Sardou characte . ie hs, A _ . ' \ a et se 4 aracte - an ler A “. 4 . . : ‘ Lf $ ’ : y ‘ . ; one, #0 the. best place for me is the grave general exceilence won her much genuine om: Ba Des a oky Albert E. Tatum. With pleasure, am! announces that he: has scale take effect March 1. and Tam going there without much delay applause This did met turn her head eee ie Albert FE. Tatum, who was a clerk In the read, = - gt WC earth from seven of the famous springs | py. 7) t : Ss -lisjpaich Monday morning by Sec- make arrangements to wo to the Poorhouse works hanier, and thie Mmsequence is t : ° failure, superinduced by pneumonia Hie : : ion 4 thial ; ai ——_ ee ey . play bitlon during the Medical Congress which ' ¢ wis S36 vears old Hte leaves a Widow ant ant 3 =" “Te Council, the Kranting of these rewpuestls is ‘ ‘ > “y xn roles. 4 yett wil) bre hela = first Wee . “ctl ally usesures!. alnst me and that be was putting me out Of their “us Hess” and a deeper insight tne ee , . ‘ eon of the jate David Tatum, who was a Mees of the French Government which ? n ] Vi reat a erchant of St. Louis ae r seer taka ran Co) each other too well,” said Mr. Prender pil yl] rie rit mere man ‘) . ] oul: e 148 Sent ot lO.(am invitations to phys.cians hey adow namie Aieanréemnen pepe another dose ‘ ate Sehool of Mines Whi! there his : he | State Ss. ‘ . s, e there Is ) stats am. pei wy eile il 4 ny ey oe Miss Waish and Mr. MacDowell opened a if sam Slaw elected Sher{ff of St. Louts County and eity they won't find me in time to save me. That gent here. tt is either death or the .Poor- befure. so tery che rte 4 as J ; ure. so extended mention js not . ; terms, re‘iring im 1897. touring the world in the interest of the “Edwin Francis Livingston of 2435 Sprin the steady | ‘ovement the ti ume ufo made a request to comtractors ; ' x he steady improvement tn the acting of \ i garet Brennan of Carondelet. s qn He arr i Mond n i fro Hot } : e ives Monday 1ornin m oO have in the world. Hie does not want me tistic last season; she astonished many oh ws ... . mem}! \ Who had seen Miss Davenport by her por- \\\ A a en : - way; I am too old to be of ; — iss | enpos y HEV gree ' : weeks. While there he combined business | the request they also asked that the new arranged for the shipment of water and Acvurluilg to a slatement made to the “My SOn toki me to flind it polloewman and yYourrRg though she is ti . i niall Anna ta? . ? . . , ‘ gO?! ; m4 ‘ “a studies hard am ‘ Assessor's office, d'ed Sunday from heart : pee t > . lon ted | 4 With analysis of them to Paris, for exhi- relury Prendergast of the Building Trades He had kept "rie live years. bout l knew that 7 she returns to ES wit) evehia broader “4 ' three chi'dren Mr. Tatum was the fourth ore . Mhis « cometres is to be held under the aus- fhe taster buliders and workmen know to their requirements. She is now ; © og gra ' eis a lineman, emploved on the North- ’ ; as well as sironpg, and her depictlon of — seit ‘ ern Central division of the St. Louis Transit emotion has ‘Be hn ny of f- ; ' Andrew Bremner. pie it ad the os rid, and will entertain the | from their conterences. The increape wttt Co.’s system His home is eomfortable gained measurably in its convincingness , " cu Genet ates while the Congress {a in sessivn. ix the Wages of pawinliers and decoraterg and I lived quite hy mopily, keeping as mach Melbourne MacDowe il *« the same actor ' ’ 4 Rremner ath ad ut his home near 7 l ly sictans in ens of the States of the nt per day and in many Cases the master possible In the litle raom he gave me that we know so well. aid the Sup prowling ; ik bie " Sa Fove .: Sunday: mie rning of prar- Union have acceptes the invitation and LUllders Vubuntariiy agTeod to Make the hen IT came to Fwin from Jersevyille ! company is adequate and in some pasts ce } rhe funeral wil be ne see one word ng oe vp nereas. said Dr. Gray. | advance, beginning with ¢he giret of Landing he said I was to make my home stronger than ever. The seenerv and the MISS ISARELILE FEVESSON atsernoon vissourt and other western siates will | Maren.” | with im as lone as I lived. People around ba) costumes and aecessories are up to the old ae SA iy ee Mr Bremner was of the best known | be Well represented. The delegates pay the | Briuge and structural fron workers deve sald “after awhile that | was in the way 4 ff Davenport standard, which ul know “ ib new leading woman of the Hopkins’ [ are ets fn St. Tastes Aithough 74 years | expense of their transportation, but wrile | aisu made a request for an increase of @ and enaid manv other unking thinness. both very high. ’ ‘ atti ; ‘ | Stock Com; 7 » he Was engaged «ae TiN *.Y al his pre the ‘ oOngeress ts in session they wil! be the cents per hour, lo tuke effect March i. and 0 me and to eT) Hie heard so muel}r. jf “Gismonda’’ will be repeated Monday - Cue : ‘SS i he time of his death His Kvesits of the French (7Oovernment, and will We apprehend no trouble in securing the guess, tha: \ tons, belfeved Twas hard to night, with “Cle patra” dee - ni -) Soca. ’ iced taping aie by -son wa P dysincaa wnt rother, Reahert bremner, is extremely {ll} be giyen the freedom of the Exposition [imerease, which, ween kranted, will give manne. «90 he told me we’ to out ' , ; ‘ a Bent. ace , rei ot i ragged " . hd : “e e his home in St. Louis, and there is little | rounds, Lectures will be given in the] tnem 63. per day. Lathners will also pat “Fdwin ia the only chld Teves had. Tkep: The first English presentation ‘Thie sae wh = = Daniel oe attend hope of his recovery morning and afternoon for nine days, and | a new scale inte effect March 1, providing him at mv home just as “ Ae possibile Sunken Bell” in this cits will hye ‘enc, FA SS os + ee weet ae vi ie “ig eee the newer and most puzzling diseases | for $3.0 per dey amt beginning whh June even ‘hen be eame the Sothern Company — a" - Olympie “YM 1 ” ge te m9 Pro PO Khe, Funeral of Dr. Coleman. be discussex!. I, the roofers wiil ineréase their seale to oe Never : ifs have JEFFERSON D. STORTS. Monday night, beginning at 5 loathe in “The P -of the Preas % I ) The funeral of Dr. Edward EF. Coleman Dr. sray Intends While he is in St. Louis, [$4 per day, an incnease of # cents Ila So the blow fel) heavily A ENN eee ——E — . sharp. ‘ Abuvuu! two years azo ‘Aaner 8 r- } Vesson = , We io ae : . wha died her day Ww as held from the home : sae study its bi ire Department thoroughly, Tact the vu tlowk iw Kood for the trades. . resolved then to die ma, the celebrated German actress. gave | at i} "Seance tty akin’ oheoan- ia taiars Ta 4168 Manchester avenue, Monday morning and tt is possible he may make an attempt “We are greatly interested Just now In “Sundiy mernine [T purchased the mor- [of Judge C. C. Bland, now Judge of t. this Hauptmann masterpiece io et thin me at: Sa Ae iat ek Rea spell asta pyr ogg erg ‘tronan’s Church. Rey J.T. Foley | (2 #7f4nge for the sending of a model com- | the Meler retrene iment bill and our protest phine I retire? to my room after dinner | Court of Appeals, who prevailed upon theater. and to vi ontten ae Pac) were settle Dlevanelt 4 tg Sa, it er yp secre “Pentre eae lan Dr Coleman was pany to compete in the tournament that | against that measure will be made to the and sewallowed i! As | put down the glasa | to take up the study of che law. He | he eee 30° 86. Nerane c of A eR od ha x C . oy gle un, in ! aria a DF cored te: saat tie dl Sata Rep ate att will be held during the Exposition. He | Councll Tuesday, when that body. meets, two children of Mrs ay ue. RAT Lincoln lowel this advice and in July, 1877. he ‘OS English Robes high in the councils of the Democratle singers f th tg pt ong ' : we tay a us the idea, me hy ’ ho Uhte tiy com- Willi S el making the fighting of fire a sctence. Hila | month, which is also below the present 1 Te manatngane tien chhthdror , ety. f Ign) he sam elected Prosec ‘ we S$ VU ee bie rvuies ese arts } pratiies eile WHI, ee 2 Ui Inet addition to lliam . Fie d. invenUWons are uses} all ove " : = te pany th nildrer. Thefl y. in ne 6Was t rosecutIng | be taken Tuesday night by de ville he Hopkins fo: he ; cr the world. He | sale poison did not begin ae ting me unth we | Attorney of Shannon County. At the Derm- Barron Berthaid, who comes her page +. % Att Miiam § Field died at his] Wil tuke to Perris a company that ts «fmply “Our contention f#@ that the efty can fille reached the house | felt it tingling oeratle Congressional Convention of 1882 he the tiret time ' . . The show at Pdeavlin’ : : fe «¢ . tts “I f Pike i mile, Sioned iy morn. perfect, and Which wt!) wir, han Is down. afford to Ko on retord as) the «hamplon of SBroveh my veins. My temperature rose | Was defeated for the Congressional nomina-| Tf it were not for “Billy Clifferd ana | “Just Before Dawn.” ost « . 9 Sage cas ee } wae one | ct ie Mt an with the world. This com- |} low wages. Some of the members of the idty, my head hirle an’ TT beeame tlon by only four votes. He was elected a Maud Huth +} ere would 4 BRoa A ay * am Ateccrtenbis ay or if es : he eRe & ins ral ; ‘ears of age,| Pany does some tricks that IT never saw | Council claim that because these jobs are deathly sick. sant ’ if down ‘It |] Member of the State Legislature in the fali | show at the rand Ay tor ger a rn es oe Fe . wwoeta eles prs ' sind hie Oe BD igh Bo TWothistanmding bh vears was active| fore and it is provided with many de-| steady the rate of wages thew propose ta would neve: tar ff Mrs League,’ , Of 188 His father was a member of the lis enough ‘Vite and ginger - . ES oggai i i sen lartsa PEN * ae ae pee > ee. ‘ Te AK ‘was born In] Vices that Are new Missourt may well shy fm fist The s‘eadyv fob featute I thought. ave make some ex-|S4me Legislature as a Representative of | make a funer.! funny. une y nee et not even tathe gallery a tg sg y te | st be proud of, its representative in the fire 1 figure teeause We have numbers of cuse and get awn: Power? im and sat] Phelps County. Jeff Storts was re-elected alvanizing into real interest’ former | play wholly sat | th Se eae : ge de en te fae 7 wm whe are constantly emplowed at the down. Mrs. League vail she wae giad ta | in 18%. At the close of this term he came Stas Irwin effort calied “Courted = int This ts unu«ua seal 0 tae “ame va .; ) Dr. Gray will be fn St. Louts several ‘cle as It mew stands. We propose to fight see me, hut if s« emed her volce traveled to St Louis, where he resiiled sine Court.” and ' adbicdiactas | oe witiedl ta the : he Bat ‘mhaes te by : , ‘ yy Mii thie ‘ies of May and while here wil) make nm Study that boil) hy rel we miles to reach my ears. IT said something Prior to coming here he had two personal | game time @ really praiine . othhy Cagle auem aé.> thi Rela tncuastine i= cae “ae a. ~ stars On ae M » burfed | of our munleipal government and business ~—-—= ee to her and the roar tr my ears of my own encounters which caused much HMtigat! mn this of theirae ) , "the peed ot . “. about de . ‘Diing rhe : ’ Puesday afternoen at 2 o'clock methods He fs an enthusiast for the January Birth Month Rings voice frightened me. Mra lLaeague spoke | In 188, while Prosecuting Attorney of Shan. | hand, one would «. + Beet aiehs ee | episodes aes! ; Ag tt ot ee ee Poutsiana Purchase Exposition, and thinks Mabe. j ehily ; again. | aid not hear what «he | mon County, he shot and seriously wounded eculd rot be done. pai even pe bani hoe betes % ioe ) nd ag! legs, aa it Will be @ great siecces@ Make a hiehlyvy prized birthday gift. Poe pa'd this time. The purls mY Was work- Dr J L. Peers at Eminence On May 12. found it more if A ‘burden tha t wal br id tr nih te - ‘ - ‘ "\ ‘iy ‘ ae . ma “ ie eas aa Ja sary thie Ritrnet la tier store, signifying? ing and I felt myself slipping away. 1 a. he shot and killed Stephen Hurd at | shoulders woud dear. Lut these twh really spalr this wee nid are perforce content | Bandmaster Weil's Concert. “eonstancy." Hings, $2.50 to $9, at Mermod eee 2 atainat, I My ea wae alited lains, Mo. At both trials he was ac- alls ye page om od og Ase egagene J 3 {| With eithe ‘ anv Cende bum’ as they ; 2 Ws Th a. a ne iv atverne in concerte | @ Jacca: i's, Rroadway and Lacust street. ; ' ’ ‘ eave > : ( Snow, i; ‘ } xT at \ ib t 7pe Tj . , Ne ot - : 7 « s Ae pr; irre In AaAVor nus « . =f " a - — — house. I ATeme: tas Mi f : igiie and the VW hile In St. Touts Jeff Storts was In- he rg auditen *¢ that fliled ge 2 lie ng stlwe . ) a Ome! 17 - ‘ . it : larye audi: 4 si “ yi - a md = ' ‘y T RN children were frightens oul] see ¢) volved fn personal encounters frequently. | day night was in roars of laughte- a) , Dery , Rs very seat on the lower fuar wen ety U VEREIN MASK BALL. the om type o he K x Of jlaughtes all tme r floor and sever) alarm on their faces lle was ready w th his gir and quick to time. sh thar Co} . = i. ows ¢ 3 in the baleoony = . : a attempted to reach the door and fell ‘ake offense. His most recent bid for neo cif course, Clifford and Hiuth have a com- lane ta ?} ' ery? « hyig »] . 1 ’ > ‘ : rl ' ry the rend Hon ps eg saat, Big Carnival to Be Given Saturday irl , i eeted Programme Was manifested by the Evening, Feb. 9. The drug WAS mastering mie. tare [ wae nor torletv was when he had his famous tilt pany surrounding them, and {ft {xs a fairis ' re. Dive , : ; ef? ‘ ' yet conquers] [ wrose unasstated and took with Judee Peabody of the First Distrie: | ae one: all that ts ne one ine eR Fairey af i tee M gggpiore P ts J , , rere laat , +, -, & geveral more stops. | Potlee Court | et ee oes ve Casey OF , ed “4p | une] ya. tPhause, Banimaster Wells | The annual mask ball of the @t. Louis eseps, put ’own | went. The | "2 | the slender piot wheeh holds Logreetiner tlhe | ¢ eee | ; : 2 ‘ > J Noroush control of R's band furntshed a ; eae a — - on remember is waking here tn the Storts Was generous to a fault. ever ready array of specialties. most nem contr “ase | - rus ; tt thon Ain n the ndering zti's “Rh Turnverein will be given Saturday evening, with heart and hand to help anybodv !n | buted by the principa.s n Brice , | Won ‘ nes eonmsides of the mow feat . i the verein’a hall, Choteau ave- am eorryv th! han wenn : . letress. His good deeds w 1? he remem. “oe - a abe i aga me " s ay ; : -” ; | ‘ “ 1} f ’ ., att ii j ‘. it s ! 1 where {t did Judge Geoghan makes a typically ladlerous | | ‘s a nim. sh he n vers. As usual, the popular selec | r Dillon street. Preceding the care hee: ide oeeeers rvs cir original tableaux especialiy are The pert t!_me To will ve that the drug is bered Irishman, and is ua good ow, . and tlow- r tas art Tastee ay obay Calling Cards ard Lange, who pays the parts of beth Sud A , 7 a Feved pleising. | Mist Anna Terry | rang y A. E. Kindervater and Paul . 4 . ” Ss”AVe a : P ° © . , j ‘eo * veraatile - Thar a Side ianmn’e@ “*Sodary)’ “nA ae 77 , ; R$ aw . , . . - ou UES wis formerly a gz actor and i@WVer, Is Versatiie Phere ar ey | ! ws it * , = rman rhs Nex?’ j , [] bee presented Lie firet will he druggist. in Mine's One hund , ) couple of “coon shouters’ who echo a song |Sented } stock compar e “3 Sunday will be reques : Pe ne hundred finest engraved calling cards fr heck: Saekncen: i ca cea ar Le tania Pheater Rainday inte! : oe, paige, » 40d Bertram |° + Transvaal,” the second, “Unele Sam om the upper bones, and then s.nge it on , emai oP"? soot in th Phiidtppines:” the taird. “St. Louis in ey and hest copper plate, only $1.50. at Mer- | their return to the stice is th ape | ance being Comed! eo: ! f . ¢ esee ’ _ 2 . ‘ ; . ’ j “2 ¢ , * nerfor rare re . swerryp ari? Tye 4 } oatar > ’ @ US ' . if ‘ Gat ae . Steel frames $1 and up; od, A. song, in sheet music form with eever ‘ ' : ; “ ei Til twtr | PP pe 8 Nie hg - i j olorse is even fre with the Sunday Jrost-L'ispatch. The song for Sunday, Jas. , The mara meetir € St ; Harry Rawwe, Aged 9, Displayed Re- ed ip ee a The Columbia’s bill this week, i} al L OF ine: - , ne as ee ap ese on ° called “Cyrano de Rub. im . Mr. Marlatt on Trusts. + | “ js Nora, I Te lier, by the author Thousands of Clocks a = To select f: m, ond all fully guaranteed timekeepers at Vermod & Jnceard'« Rroad- way and Lrawust street. Proves $i to $7i. _ ee ee ee eee — ». Pre ler, a ry ir’ h » _--- — ‘* ; . _ ——s sympathies are with the Boers. to be held | ' : ing ; ! trong aS Many preserted thes: markable Courage After Being hext Sunday, promises to be a huge gather agin fo jackin a ee there recently | tena | i ae 3 id ; 7 : zd ip” , a — f “Only Ome (C5 | A‘l the World For sketches Cdrye ite Shot While Afield. lig The hous for the meeting has been | beast are two is) \ 2 A. . fix.i at 2:39 Sunday afternoon Cressy and Blanche Dayne, give: » the MUSICIANS SFRIGUS FIGHT. 34 a. the eubjecs me eae SE eS ie: ite eatin eM ' be sure you g@° Next Sunday's Poste H n The es be held in the Four- fore. however, based on New arry AWwWwe Yyenr-old son of FPYat- | teenth Street heater. The call Ils signed I'fe. Mr. Cressy is weil qu..i! ' act irwpateh master Henry KRawwe of Sherman. st | ’Y & large number Pe! peace citizens, the a.ong these lines, as he {s 4 : : Trombone Player Rodgers Shot at witkoniiad, ect . ' Nias closing paragraph of which says: Hampshire. tle is a finished iter lof by Cornetist Sarli r for St. Marks.— ante eee ed Pumas night at 9 “Tits nation tha: has been at once an ex- sketches, too, so it le a pity th ith the ; , - ' ¢ 27 Pralet - yet pits ) wap nar i. no be pep Sim O'Clock from a Kwunstys Wiertttied ae Identally amrrple and Inspiration to rome people strug- many he haa e forth in = t'. “ee Ye ear = . rHirie® avenue, Mae 2 - i nt ’ ‘ ‘ aul the pene ; Matk « ('a' bolic Ch y inflicted by himesc!t Saturiay afternoon Rilng for liberty, can not and must not re- weeks, he could mot have done aon, une 1} Willem Rod@ers of 3919 Pinney ave- ' fadcawiat es nec bY incident to | will Be given at | Merson ‘U0 Hall Feb 6 The be a) a ' . . “ whe je rain sllent at such a time It mist apeuk for himself atl | his wif *j 4 | r , } +) ‘ o } JugK er; ger caught ot) a corta stock and the weapon pein. 2h a. y ’ > Lie ° met think he was seriously hurt, | Olive street was arrested. Bunday on & the Conm m olitan ra ten ae nl the assistance of his companion | charge of theft. She is accused of having urna knockabouts: James H. Cullen - or ape w lke dl ft } I ' > , , ' . : ' ‘ ® De > ) on = stolen $2 and a watch ami chain from Nat singer. and the kinodrome | thes aoe professtonal Jealousy. | Kcutatinint Meeuniicnitle is | : man «of TrhWooed Was called. The|G. Eaton of 3916 Bay street 7 ' ' issued Warrants Morulda , . ; : Goctor found the bali had plerced the in- — tine Sarli of “}2!7 creed WY = ~- a rn en T ° ‘ at ' . - J - . x. t dway and Locust areas Nat Goodwin: that is, he satisfies the Au- $3 50 SHOE Union vt ani . wh re item » ots inh nce Sundays —— Overdose of Laudanum | dfenee, and, more than that, he makes it ap- } « Mace OTs GF Sth AN WASNSee Bvenee Worth $. to $e comnarei et! Fought With Canes.—John AVvier. 50 The first installment of this etory of . ‘ parent that he has talent enough in reserve Lilly Green, 2306 Cheatnut atreet. ie in to attempt even more difficult (hinges. There other mazes. indorsed vy ove: years o.d and Archibaki McLean, & years od, fought Sunday morning tn Edward the Month was printed Sunday, Jan. 2B. th ; | ’ e City Hospital suffering from an over- is nes for Mr. Freeman's merit in this pro- pana ae: Leos YOu Missed it send five cents in stamps! dose of laudaum. She says a physician duction of Augustus Thomas’ play the Ire. ee -* hp wae nk ~ You must rescribed it for toothache and that the allem of whic runs dangerously close to ST Louis STORE, ' Roeters saloon, 0 Salisbury street, usin . y x too much ty mistake. She will re- he line which divides melodrama from trav- @19-621 OLIVE ST their canes on each other without serious cover, joey. It requires an exceptionally good com- a : injury. Both are members of the G. A. EB. clever ti: i-ta artis’ ne ° - , - _ oa rit wii tn ; t ae itis Ss Wrek MAS NO EQUAL a as Warrants for Two Musicians. ——— ee eee ee , sal i. ‘ i t.4i be : 4 "Tr ° —— In the presentation of “In Migzoura™ at M. ! ‘%; “+ ‘’e ’ ~* 7 ea” ae. 7 om. 3 phe we! oes , o MUS : ‘J ot 7 Pa

St. Louis Post-DispatchJanuary 22, 1900