St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 29, 1900

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THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. Want Ads... . i Diseahiaen Ai. —eSeSEOS ESS eS ESSE SESE SSE ooo . a . 276,150 a vn} | SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 142,165. GREATEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. - Wh BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. = —— oan " Re 4 sxarzs yon heaneetligg iam ss 3) er KEEPER. DITS AND POSSE. Sa ee tT | ~ | ey eee When Ladys mith Falls They 3 | Can Throw Their Entire Serious Accident on Olive Street a Se-| There Was 2 General Melee and a Robbers Were to Take Possession of (ees en | . le o- SO SR ae Force Against Him. quel to a Pretty Story of Merry- Running Fight on the Street, ‘the Missouri Pacific Night Ex- Se a s Soy ,, ais ded Attend2d by Pistol Shots press Near Holden, Mo., and ki the F t , meee Le i & a he; 7 ae wWaASiag on ” Sees and a Poker. Rob Passengers and ¥en ot x 4 : 2 af PP Se rae “d 7 yd ; Pu ‘s STARVATION OR . SURRENDER, ae cae ee im | Ane) | ‘are ; ° o ep — : Ea? 4 "seagate : = dO Sede ae Payee ~ % * oe ’ > 84 ¢ + % - t om, yx “3 F ‘ss AER a Park Lake. : Express Car. -9 ~_ . . “Qos ee $ . é ‘ ° 234 : Tneonscious, unidentified and welinded. ft | James Dalton of aned _—s sexs baddies: . | , > THESE ARE THE ALTERNATIVES , Was thought. into death Wilbur Royle | May die from the wounds he rece sos in Spe lal to the Post-Dlepateh \ > wt : . J ] : Now PRFSENTED TO GEN. a dae ; r . ‘iors sa.oon, at 701 South = 4 \Ti ‘ Bh i ‘rang a : . . ; ay I’rice la y in Swift's drug store at Vande- , a fielht in John hol ! | t ‘ ) in3 Sf TPAT AA, M ‘ 9 gan. 3 A gang c trai. | ‘ 3 | S WHIT='S GARRISON. , ryt ‘ : as ‘ . ; } Pier: t i; an f\e* mig) 4 ~ Venter avenue and Olive street Sunday | Broadway, cary Monday ™m ring. He was) rolbers plaaned to roev.the Missouri Pa Morning. . ; ae was lacerated from Ayensaus (.ty at 7 o'clock in the morn- He hod been riding alone Olive etreet > i ; . ° f ; na pn a 7X ’ te , / om, Forth Sleventh ie al t ollen Sunde: ios} . —_— Me cca a } ae ’ SAFE. When the rear wheel of his bicycie caught] ‘ harles Malone, 3223 North Elev ing, daily, at Hollen Suncay night andl =. r. : 7. Jaf aA DUNDONALD’S BRIGADE s J ' 4 | shot twice in the abdomen and his scalp | cific express train, which reaches St. Louis ' i street. a friend of Dalton, is in another] were fei) -d. in the cable slot and threw him violentiy y City Hospital, with eight A pistol battle was fought between the to the street The left side of his head : Giviston 7 ine ee ea Lbs et ry / / y 7 i. B s\n Se Siruek the track, and far away the sound | sca‘p wounds ' , 4 ee nen 8 peeee. neaded a See town oe eS \ > ‘ Pe nal as * ; % eh hae ie Dt: oe last moment and-decided to defer the io} 7 . oe : from Spearman’s Camp to-day that the ae ida rar . * get, j ri re ee” or i ae ae t ee i night. . 0S NID Bes 0 ae casualties among the officers of the Fifth + _ 9 iE . rernins Mr. Hasuy received this informa:ion late It fe eaid of this South African military gen . the firing of a gun, ere planned with mathematical iriy and preliminary stages of the war, when the Total cecccecee scceresccoerecssvee st Sunday atiernoon. Tie train leet: Kansas and his commanders that thev Wear The tnevinls, ehting is lev ore the tiret real hattle line of the The casualties among the rank and file | pre ision and executed precisely as pianme! bivery Chy at Yeciock and was GQUe at ifdeoslden at no plumed hats and are rarely seep in uniform, | factor is taken into considetation, and wherever republics, svel Power, wre machine-ilke ade- Thianhiaght, Mr. ti tray arranged by wire tor They do not polat to a long line of tilusettious Allowance for safety must he made there is ne 'euraey, such resenrcefniness are ilieplared, what has not been furnished. a special guard to be praced in the express under-estinimatio waits the! they fnally succeed in forcing the . ar AL NitttinasS CMY, Ald olpatized a ae ' | : Inder-estiniation é 7 | wneen em if th age and ee weds vs ~ eo The number of officers killed at Magers- ai Sedalia under W. L. Cunningham. special diet. They asimply calculate—and fAgeit ey a It is this marvellous ‘ition of wer as ant} armies of the rep ‘ ae pen ad hes © fontein was 22, identical with the number seavre: service officer of the -Missour: J’a- Pret deceived by snevess or discouraged by re- | exact lemee th alarm thie tri 1 far more | home defense which bave been laying ever since cithe. * Ae verse. Their moven: ‘oun gvand strategy to! that ir re mat | he Jameson raid? killed at Spion Kop. The total loss at Ma- ‘}ne posse went to Warrensberg, eounty | ~ - _-—— mo n was 47. At Colenso Buller lost Feat of Joonson County, in whien tholden ts 48 officers killed and wounded. The Spion SE Situaterl, Sheriff Lear Was taken of «i ] i! i to be © vn for sever: ] lays The ° . there and the train carried yg p oy - go : ag tg Pion ~ oven ine “7 li is now Kop loss is the same. At Colenso Buller’s WILBUR PRICE. enter ge Ji: Was the plan for the posse to eadoas far south as Burlington and a total less was 1119. By com~arison, it is ware the - Ibhiecii Ne ‘ M4 Pal tle ' } , yf} c QS wmissing here 3 : > While Lying Unconscious From a Bicycle Acident He Was Identified by a | ;\), ae Ce ee ee weeONeR OER cee ao PL Eberasaik Manet ae fair to assume that his total Splon Kop robbing later. Small Boy to Whom He Had Given a Pair of Skates. — BP wong —— baad posse reached Hold n i ; et aelieanialls:: anil ave © ; degrees ps, Gi lose has been not less than 1600, AS LCATOEN lit the gang was im hiding ty _ mae — ome — ae fh hovse where they had ade cir head- o~ YN ‘ 2s -— quarters several days. “It wasNiec del 1, -DB. HYATT ANNOUNCES A S8EC- Paci BELIEVES THE CHICAGO PLAT.| LONDON, Jan. 29, 4 p. m—The War ? ’ . . ’ . : -{ P . . tore. No one recognized him and a mes- barkeeper. Dalton, it is alleged, wanted to}arrest them. Up to (bis time it was sup- ID WAV ? pas O *s t report that Ladysmith . _ J , = ' b fr | - f [pr ficht., Teh su loon man'’e friend« ac mmMiei- posed that there Were ents Iwo «of the = OND COLD AVN E DUE. ‘ ' Neds, FORM Is GAIN NG FRIENDS. fface denies the pm y wer Was cospatohed ~ ieee sees “ ’ dated him, and a genera! battle resui ited bers at Holden. aml that the Others were ; has surrendered. and announces that 2 Bauduy, BS Olive stree Malone stood by his friend until he wasS/at the appointed plice for the robbery ite i ate ns | Ps: . \ A newsasboy was but rving up the street ile rpred by blows with a poker "T i ; town marshal 1Siste i] Lhat if , wii very heavy y list ot! casualties will be sued and he inquire Jas to what had happens a.” oe wt ee ot + hag? cgi ; od ‘st. Ogg ali oe y ey rt me a RIVER MAY BE FROZEN CVER. 9 | SAYS IT WAS MISUNDERSTOOD. | The Mefsenscer simMpiv wz repo that same one proetor Ehoth bullets entered the abdomes ; John Jacks nh, woo has } . : - Se bad been nearly killed and continued on Tre men were _y unconecious when "eT ati n of dy ing «4 brave m in bis , > I ONDON J OO a m ay this dale “gy on sh inal i dase the police | wrrived, ~ with out aws, insisted upon aeco . p sdavg . by di , fy sis N, Jan. Oy 7 F . his errand It Was aa ee sg the sa At the ty Hospital Dr. Nietert per- uny! lw officers, The ot noe members Modernted Weather of Monday Hie Ex ASy Now the In‘lications Are That Demo- hour the War Off hos isauedl mb further Papers Were sellis Veus at Cen lOUrTENne formed lap, iretomy upon Dalton, removing he railroad posse remained at the st . ntil Cans ) e : ce has 18s | * at the sta- ast Only About Unti b> : . newsboy’s mind was Wrapped up in the ac- pone bullet The other ts burted .- the he oe were Women in the house wher pane oe id | crats Who Opposed = on ve le muscles of the stomach and cannot be re- ‘ robbers Were concealed. day Mornin Then eS $8 $a 5 | cldert. ote me a Tip Merial, bie Gueais ned Séckese ¢:. Tuesday nye Aes ing Back Into the Fold. ag. 3 . . TT enters the store he noticed’ the tered the house by the front dooe gpm et LookOut. egy ot hyh The officials have, no doubt, further® licemen and others searching the young , an . Was the last man in. Just as he stepped . Ki ST ee w 4 : . ere pockets fur payne of jdentification. into the room a tall man we aring a nhs hy ; ee ’ auss* pa William J Nry- new s, but 1s withheld Notwithstanding One glance at the prostrate form and the ~ ; hat fired at him and Jackson fell. Instead | eienittnaitase dese, tas “ a he secrecy of the War Office the follows y looked up at the policeman and . ° of being on! y two robbers, as the officers Another call wave fe headed wot : a vont a quiet Sunday in this wity and the secre: 5 (hi € a ce c had SUP Pos: d there ? : : . , : , : eaid: = at prt?! ; ere Were six or e ght . : he | hiv: ~ ee tine © ing for BP rovidenee, Via New . : aie | . | } } P . ee -* It at ears tha Yy ge on 1} " Louis The one pr! vedi Le | ry di Vatt 6 i ai ei} — i Ing 18 corn COC to re t lie Situation: Why, that's the man that gave me the | 1" [ the tail man recognized asthe. ‘ial : ark. Mr. Bryan‘s visi; te Providence wiji | eal Jackson ana hs } ‘ }: t c* * 2 . ‘ rin ne ‘ Sa) aA iit ‘ Baa 4 - : : AS ; ‘ bal " iter rye i { Lat? o¢ m . boulevard. Adi run over and tell his foiks. ' th . hy € oulla Ws, The letter ran through it was beginn » Didin’t. vou te te ryt up ate fe ' : ot valae to the party rrisoners mn the hgrhting north of the But ii was deemed beat to walt betore te House and into the yard through @ back in need of re-enforcemen:. vp? My, I staid up all mfeht to Keep the * try I alarming the family, and it was after Dr. Toor. as soon as.Jacks Ll. 2 ‘feathe in says this re-enforcement water Hipes from freezing , wat d,’" he said ‘‘at: - “aa ; } . e h ho Bauduy had dressed bis injuries that he : t The marshall wis os! » that he Se: age 7 Naya ag ) yt) | } Wiig oh dbaragetendi + soy. gy ‘rats of th Tugela and in the retreat to the som mi t ‘ ~ . "nani : — ’ ‘ "Ss oe Ys . ar ‘ t - Tr in 6 . ‘ ta’ ; ‘ TIVO Ts mR ® Was ta en home There was me conmeussion Wounded one of the our ‘ 7 ‘ri . outlaws i= now on tlre Way, aii} i { it t f ie ZeVO The Terryy ee rh re Pe MOTTON wi ] lee ia Bn i — ‘ upeNn ihe J le of the brain, ae al ‘iret supposed lor } escaped mre Rot out of nN. EF res King’ es ampaien ray he Wwearse than al erst that if A } ‘ hiv peel he peopie Z| here 1 9s 1a0¢ , . , rei , The Poss. Irs! “a ther ‘ ley Mic : ’ + hue > wis ‘onl j ’ 3 tiie | i; ' — ; ' ie Wee 8 r diraves, the family physician, Was , ; $Y sae I ted them and early Mon- en. ret from the standpoint of t} é ; oe . ad 1o rpoturn of very many ) , =, - io , ° called and tit young man Was Seen Fe- day morning one of them was captured ~ yh si. Louis, Before the niday exe ‘ 1 Ede fi was ran ver, | 2 Warren's division an ! Dundonald s re 'f 4% a > : . .. e , the issties of . ‘ness e ' lies f , oa a t ‘ Sut i rin Ros i 4 ri ‘omparative, m ored to consciousness. several mii Hoiden. Was not wh, age on o the enemy a The newsbov in a meneure had | repatd the im 7 W ¢ shot Jacksen. The prisoner evn hem SUC EATEN Pr . Page aeg I . that as _ peal meaning of | cavalry brigade are known to be on the . . ared shout- ar , ° ‘SS described as a small man i a sca at » Fe > Ssrer eich alas Asie a @ tha Chica latf re ' . aiki . i Scene more ustiiy tb +) ever | JAMES DALTON, on his face, oo ee ( Se r) the princtpies of the oo DORI oe *. south side of the Tugela and it 1s believed ees , , 7 > , po abe fie on rrp ers ‘the perevpeie® «bi rye ai* "le l weeks ago Wilbur Price was ska‘- ; John Jackson's brother, Diart, a member ! e- : ! te eee ee eee eeorse wx , ae exit bye heormrem' riats. beet ve ae = : ne on P eet-Diapatch Lake in Forest Park, | Moved Monday morning Dalton was very {of the Sedalia police force, Tom 6mith. x M..pscceccovcse 6. TAME GT Wi BB pity toons a hag onion of that Buller’s whole army has retreated jes or were hbundreds of young pe ople on weak but Dr. Nietert believes tnat he wiil an ex-pollceman and Rob ert Ramsey, an / i a : as a “ woun - the rMorre with Speci : a ate’ o Rs. _ } Propled coun hope of fnterna- 3 ] | . +} if it has not already He was gazing on the lake liis fac rye law ike tie ta nt +3 a 4 —— not ‘tei The asrestes robber finally eatd his name The re line extends eepkly ae Ce Se es . igen in their piatform of 1900, | ‘ aif ys 1. , Y VUE . ‘ . s SI s I on S ' ee vee be and inci ~ Most pe Cs 3 tie er 6 Ci elare . ad and he was (tr mbling with the . oy was Sh. and confessed to numerous ro.- (yu) tia He in Cin eae heir platform declare | ‘ ; . a ine and then he would run abot o 'y Mon ce oraaae the or ee wine ee berl. . He admitted having held up the South and Southwe ) baer Sais awe € reid ae . : fallen, will soon fall, in consequence of . But he ae ptt: . es G attacked | Missouri Pac fie “yas , 4 pokey tee me \' fe é id n be the ke and mingle with the skaters. I the & her wit! ‘auUse C agent at Indepencence « The ‘Nebr: ska leader was yerterday t! Bull t in consequence of | anata o dals- s hrotne UL CHUB few nig} Pb ' ; . “eas ; ‘ : set tie ewan uller’s retirement or q had no ekates and ths fact seemed to “They came in here ana wanted te atart ‘ nients a0 and f hav! ar 4 rob} dit THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. revert ‘t dinner of Congressman W lliiaen » > ¥ ' ys Pitts 5 °on| ; i rh , \ ol. tresa bim more than anything else. a dice game.” he said. “They were strang- | j« vex see : re ‘e iast Fr.day -nigh ty ; : | ie rafle mT lll. who was one of*his co! another night attack by the victorious © Boers. BLeestry. They do not boast Thes to-night. bulletins from Buller. re ere Spasm of virtet in in Baltimore’ Affects ———— was having a «ala time, but when ® ' , Shores and the man who! ~* - E pwd the young urchin scampering about ed ee t nobody to ein them. ehot Jackson and escaped held — a Mils- FAIR, COLDER TUESDAY. en ined gts 3 —— — Pt ont out ae ked. “Haven't | fused After pa ‘ing aw le by eieies all yay 5 ncifiec Gore sas train west of Kansus ) . f v! . ’ _ ar io : -* ‘ Mt. i ’ ne Si ¢ } \ Jar a “9) a > * ar “uae : “—_ ar >; 4etuit Prev) bile air Teotgel . re ‘ vent skhatcot ‘ ‘ — bought a drink Tney were leaving seudiooe.” Pe + ton Pg lowe pene per Pg a | ' R , \s ngenctncet v ? nad 5 ee ae aad BLUE LAWS BEING ENFORCED The citv has already held out ite fall Th > - eyen fell towards the ground ‘without prying for it when Jonn Cai.ed to trace the escaped robbers mieht mare yeraay. hee 3 i Hua, - nd te anewered shyly that he had not. | them bac Aiton some pariey Malone paid The proprietors of the resor! where the - ‘ er Tueadas time Its last communication across the S “Well, es remarked Shee wal you watt for A pan Pah se : nae Pip nt into the ba ie Sheps, Grocery and Drug 8.0. es. Fed } ugh pro sat and he ; ence just as > . ar as Grauiot street. GMCPEMATE cccc cccces 9 iti seen sclieved to«have enough proyisions nd rea hed the The prom|sed wits was, They stopped there and then returned here. | Officers Finally | Entrap Union Pacific Geeeeinnd .sce cs t. Baul J... i HRD sf age Ms newsaboy’ . posseasion, and ne Be... ae onll es ‘dl laggy alt and . — he Robb ars in Wyoming T wish | Dbieugiht my B.ive downtown Jdenvet . \ ' if, i “ MALT 1 Mie mE. Jan he! ) -As a result of the; ammunition ior three months. The three _ ' no ~aY oOIng “0 > rother. ; ohn shot : 5° ~ Qsniveston . sess my oy cmb diigt tents eve ; force the 1. -t leeteed hbjpue } Separted 1 vt -hearted and rp of haprt- ye the man fell 1 he other feiow ran CHEYENNE, Wryo.. Ja n. Daly ‘ A report has wiih me. Pan sek Lied) unapeila ; Pl | eihe r if Mong — | . Ly | months are up next Friday. Beis hag ness. He ‘kin’t stop ee. ne Aid. Mr. and John chased him A friend in here] peached :his city that @ posse of Unign I’a- walking im ty be goml on the sur- SRR eee laws of I’) years age, even a cigarette oF a of hie @enerogs benefactor nor ‘ fo_lowed with 4 poker, J on caught Ma- ‘ Site. d . ‘ s maggpet h a Mi siasini’ Rives | weviiite powder cu A ni ot he bought in bia! th. | been no chance duritg these monte ee. Price ascertain the boy's identity. That Was oon. arg several bicck i cite detewtives, headed by Tom Hort, hai fas te AAS 2 gee SE we = end a i SS { corner | the last either had eecn of the other until fight. ‘ af tbh > - hangs a :* run down two of the I'nion Paci tral Monday morning great — a oF he +f re oa *-¢ e-o eo o— 0-0 0—_o--9 more yewtermay ot y i mE ve nae on steaed ‘ie into the city . pe and of food. . lhe ‘ the poker joined In dus ? whads aun - st St. Louis, riding lazily on the erocery. bakery and che ike *F ow , ON age Suadey morning. He ts em- and they both he - M: tlone into submission. robbers in the Hole -In-the-Wall and afte: me , bey the Recap | peertion of (‘hk ago NO SKATING TO-NIGHT came f + teow drug stores Regge ar theee | ur Soe janis’ Valiey Trust Co. He was breught back to the s4.00N And ja desperate fight killed both of them. 1). in the channel. +. di epiaying placards In orming the 4 All military men agree that the Bie'is e vy Mrs. WI''iam M. Price and | turned over hail the police. * of the pursuing party Was shot, but it is Ppe oily substances In the water may AT FOREST PARK. the «ta fountains were closed ’ * be = Son © theveh: not seriously I: is known that sist the freezing process for a time, a telly neo a rp goer en: ox astrous defeat of Buller’s plans makes @ wee ' nr Lae | undred po ve 4 nemhew of Judee Royle or There will not be skating on Poat- + busy wl day taking the rative the immediate shifting of | Dispatch Lake, Poorest Park, Mooday ke "" ricaiit. Petit ti p TOM pe .* aré tha. 8 We think.” seatd Mre« Price to the Post- MINING L LAND IN DEMAND. es a ga Ay oe vaby y ey ya. ag A “f ter ~ regarded as likely :hat ve first a : cokes, (omen an € ep. se x1 ‘teria 4 popetc>. that he will be all right in a “i : + ment bacteria. : ilied were those whe were tralied hrough 4}] eet a froaty death a " is RES Number of Important Sales Made in| the mountains so closely and afterward es- ig ge old ‘aire ‘now on. the wav hae gent » shops or fruit _~ yp A theater of war from the bocky kopjes. of Y ‘> the grandjury © | ; Natal to the open veldt of the Free wourd the doctor save, ls not se- t he it Wii. | Iucet skating of the « were Net « opped, hw? pollcemen aa ta drink was ootained for love | Another pause is mevitable uniess th 7 . . caped. It is supposed that they re urne+! fte advance @vard into the northwestern and Wilbur was sumering no guin Joplin District. to the Hole-in-the-Wall when they thouem 1s. Urahee, 2009 stares. Dr, Hyatt. who . : ‘ the presamen am! esn- ls morning “ JOPLIN. Mo... Jan ~ ~Manv transfers of the pureutlt was over and that the detec- poe heen re ‘onnoliter!ing,. says he hes not mining land Were made tast week. one of | tives have beep Watching ‘he rendezvous vet determined the enemy's s'rengin ite McTORY FOR THE TRUSTS. the most notathie below the ative, dae o" _ ~ ; CORRIGAN GOING TO ROME. | ioy4 wive brectams fon an civ, consisting of 37 acres tor” Mid Col. ‘It a getting warmer - Dunois Law, Meant te Provide for ony Zine and Sme!l ing «to for Tso om. Six Expectation That He Is to Become a forecast Tees bul ar ee ot ~ eoern | bye Mere TE wir «>, ; ee «ome _ Their: Regula-ion, Déglared Uncon- ~ macs 4 fo Gente ‘were made by J. D. Cardinal Is pap tone an "Onis ite at a Bape 4 up 2 . Cameron «of opin. who sald properties to ‘ “i bars i, 7 | Northwest. ast ag 9 — by the Federal Courts, Jopi.n business men and Easter miine op. Sees aa te; R a 188 vot he ~ aagstt P id be here by te-n. morrow morning Bao rae erators at from $40” to $i, each, Wood, 788" a :e sible f " hit rt ster aster ternere ia a high +t he moh not ray am) there a dee Harmon & (o. bought $72.60) worth 1 Joo nias it >: e for him to leave hia | is nothing in wight to sm Ha oO iaatal , dan, B—Ju Kohlsaat of cuy property om . Pin’ ; 1H archdioc he fact that he intends yis- “Jt will probably comtinve warmer durt- D erfeld and 1 oeutry. “aad “will . ppoou has revived talk of the | ing the day and @ portion of to-night, but toward to-morrow the " aréay drop in the an ue Joan he , 7) thts wil th ine fi elect we stiee ft trerenite angen sitagay mail assume the offensive. SURPRISED BY COL. W'KNIGHT. | "7°" Stuns the ofemeine, org a8 | He Risigns Frem Gov. Tanner's offensive. and with Ladysmith inh MA oid might will : : Staft and Werks for €uliom. eZ enovegh, And, ot ae a) Coe eres | CARLINVILAR Mh. Jan @- cel, B. session, throw nies wOEe | net beltug accompanies , = Vekulgbt of Girard base resigned his Builert's dispirited a mae creteies Dt «lose —— eee oe oe ee - . aidéet or raip. it Will be #s sM@toots sition en Gov. Tanners staff, to =. at one@, The Comnet nw in t has time to '* +) te ae ~~? -@-¢- ¢ © @©-@ @© @-@ ¢ a 4, : Moe. 2 ‘ i | ee ne 5 ; 5 p. Len, x “as : “ - 4 ir - . 7 rr »] mt . > = A a. ‘ bs Ph cal at el . Waste _

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se. 23 fees +, ae VS ve % : or a : as ence ~ MON DAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JAN UARY 29 29, 1900. —_— a 7 x a ee BEFORE AND AFTER.THE BATTLE OF SPION KOP. 2t..2veyncmssst, oreo “~ the navy be prepared for ‘ ‘any emergenc y.” “3 The Standard and other papers reflect the s . anxiety of the publie ‘o learn how much | 7 The map shows the positions oceupled by the maeved on “pion Kop, and the white mark the po- Warren found himself at onee confronted with Beers and British tefore the baitle of Spleon Kop. sition oceupled by the Boers in his lomediate an oppesing army thrown right across bis path. truth there Is in the Boer aceounts of the Sad shows alew the position taken by Warten = frone The letters “D' and “E’' indicate the 4 jong ridge ran frogs miles to the gorthwest of fighting at Spion Key. Gen. Bulier’s ob- efter hie tetreat oxer the Tuyvela at Trichard « other Boer and Britiah pdésitions. Trithard’s Drilt. ageending from “he river. The scurity tn his dispatches is rather bitterly Drift. The tock mark to the west of Splon Kop After Puller selzed otgieter's« Iprift. Gen. Lyt- ‘Tidge runs inte spots of the mé@untuins. making eriticized, as well as the evident fac that Ghows the line oerupled by Warren before be geton placed his brigade on the north side of the boundary of Natal and the Orange Free State. the censor is not only 1 | but R th H d. Th « oes — - -— Urakfontein commanding a road to Dewdorp, White) mountain of Spion Kop, facing the river, with the few ewéepaper dispatches To age . t : zy to throw his diviseton rec ‘ id =—_ —_ : Warren wae preparing to precipitous sides, but more acceasible froin the with any accuracy of the extent of the dis- | ' ' fen, - . ' the lon line of y ; . hd . igainet the extreme right of a ‘ horth by a series of snmmits leading to its real aster is virtually impoasible Th Warren had crossed at Trichard’s head. he country on either aide teema with hilis, It app ars that G ull had al i ears tl: u Nad BMiLORet ie five or aix miles to the west of Pot- and the Boer totrenchments extended along to fi ays ae ' e Great Factor at Frankfort. the Disease ec the System. a _=_—— ) . Drift, sentir rigades wholly or partly engagel, Gen, gietems He had met with more opposition, but Brak fontein and eastward to Cvolenso and the Tu- c fe , Hila . H ; 5 “ : ooke's, ren idvar«d'’s. Gren art's (tje his cavalry under Lord Dundonald was able appar. ela. Fight Beer camps were located by the Pe ; 2. me , ) ; ‘3s UR G considerable distance british along this line of defense. Wooceate s and (sen. Lyttieton 7 ail j > 3 : MAY ty FFELT TAYLC R. , . . } , ¢ ES RIP entiy to freconholiter for @ . casual-‘ies wer ie | tt] , as les ‘re ann To s¥ttleton'- ' ‘ ; ion ef Acton Homes. working round The main position of the Boers, however, which Tay : Wie Us 7 ~ bi . CURES COUGHS in the direct brigade are thus explained. Much myster: om Warren's far lef! has been the scene of the fighting of the just he . . a - , 7 Lyttleto * 7 - * er Xe * + > o +O iee oo ) *¢ ho ere ok a heelair’s. gd ‘3 aoe % +? tically bidding his troops to give no quarter His order—which, in view of his re- treat, will surely become famous runs on: 2 . oie ‘eg Mt y £ .* ¢ 3 Ce 2 +o ore ° * (WADREWS mee i a Ow , :¢ oo @ . “We are going to the relief of ov comrades at Lacdvsmith. There will be no turnine back “There is a way of misleading ous cs ea vgs a * a Sie Wi Trae Serer erence ‘ ° ) e-, ee ke op f ht, and the time No Experimenting—It Simply Cures by Med cating [Weel when the ses- sia 1 open | ,

forces by Means of false orders through bugle calls sounding ‘Cease Firing’ and ‘Retire.’ “*But there {ts only one order 1 our generals will give. which plicitly and loyally obeyed, as itsis felt it will be, must insure complete SUCCESS, That order will be ‘Ad- vance.’ “if any one is surprised by a sudden —— EE A - *, a al >, te ae war ~ roe seme + « Great anxicty has been removed by the | situation are entirely lacking this aiter- lto the top of the crest, forcing the infan- ' noon and it is frankly acknowledged that ee SS COVEN, | SOOT eenrereret also Wee ‘ : 4 ; worked with great precision. the most serious effort of the present war The British re the postition against great failed. odds. At W G'clock strong reinforcements were sent up the hill ard advanced in skeleton formation, the enemy being driven account back to the exireme potnt. oO foe +o eee — > . + > announcement that Lord Dundonald’s + > + ~ * ° +, 7 a eet cavalry forces, which tt was feared-were ‘ has dismally FF . 1 , nd 5 isolated among the hills in the neighbor we ; ; s There is comment in Lendon on the hood of Acton Hlomes, are safe on the discrepancy between the Boer 1 _ \. rs . ‘ > , , } : south bank of the Tugela River. of the recapture of Spion Kop and that Part of Gen, Lytuleton’s brigade extended on the plain in front of Mount Aiice and ., | Within two hours sealed the height of Spion that Field Marshal Lord Roberts has | a word about the Boers scaling the hill Kop undetr heavy fire. and attacking the British trenches and (These dispatches were mutilated by the ° ee . et al S a ame 4 ¥ Z * >. oe Soe Soe CS volley at close quarters he niust re- member that the only way to safety and vietory ts by rushing Upon the ° *, * > . It, is learned irom a reiable source | cent by Gen. Buller The latter says not ooh fe ates s’ Vitals all the time red tite arguments “and the ee burt tire Vearning for tne rabin ihe Punch! nille and the hofnetolts grew PRICE $1.00 AT ALL DRUCCISTS. ee eo“ e * enemy, for if there is one thing the ) 7 7 enemy cannot stand it is a hand to hand fight.’ Sia Se e+ advised the abandonment of Ladysnuth + » + 4 feapturing 159 men who had hoisted the | censor.) ° the contest between the : nae * . * oe 7 ° ° ° * > > * . * At the War Office no conlirmaton *e > M “ . + ? + * ° 2 . “ > ° . * : . ° 4 ° . : Ps ° ‘ ° ¢ ee * forces for the Gov- white flag, as at Majuba Hill. Instead, he LADYSMITH'S SURRENDFR alt ro The leaders on | ' 1, - 4 ‘ 1) . enc] 1,” + ba ' - . re 66 . ° f se] Tj tig 4 a ef could Ie qitaine | Or tne 2A VICE ard to spoke of the maintenance of the best tra- | Now INEVITABLE a hi aris Ee : a : | = | ave rive Pober setele: 0° aS. : bot counted up their votes, and it . , 4 : have been given by Lord Roberts, | ditions of the British army. There ts | But gallant as was the figh:, the surren- LONDON PRESS PESSIMISTIC Was apparent the result would be so close 5 The usual apy atfempts of London pa ppor much doubt that the Boer account is , der of Ladysmith is now generally regarded ees mat either might | rin via majority of one E ° ; stritahln- > lar*« ge : across ¢ ‘ . behaved ia ce tis eis ‘ iti’ fi ‘ ‘TMC raw vice : ase inevitable Ldalle: retreat across the Piet | votes. ha ined a temperate victory the | . ¥ i te 7 >. .-e =>... ~ en — Sey OP ee = pers to minimize the seriousness of the | correct. It is by no means boastful. om Fe ee é. Criticisms of Buller and Fear Tugela erds hope of relieving White. Gav Ye rm f the use decided to con- BULLER ADMITS DEFEAT; More—it It was with Information of Buil-| Drafts Wi-] Be Necessary to Raise = | firm the Republican (Berry) in his) seas er’s retreat before them, together with ex- Bascgh Troops. Ayre + nt it = "i ae 5 pag ne pe is made of hard rubber, and may be carried im the vest pocket, always ready for DISASTER OF SPION KOP, | imstie siete: im ten bor Rob Tre rchiog wre to, the mnabiati, andthe | Ae anywhere, oF at any time. Ita unbreakable and’ Unepllable.’ For’ the ues of erts, that Ure Committee of National De- LAINDON, Jan. 29.—The St. James Gazette i} fe oh Hferuise te] ib and families there is a larger gla: nhaler. . , 2e 0 » Britis : ret Jiberate age th eggs ee Ce ee ‘ate "ati ter soe helite Democra’:. a our soldners he nse of the British Cabinet deliberated on this afternoon returns to scathing criti-e | the Coebe lite: culd remove che last poa- Munyon's 57 remedies are so conveniently put up, so plainiy la- with all directions so clear and simple, that thelr presence ; | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. has been taught to respect ' day on the est, 4 dering Gen ITT oP store » wirneiean } pees fixirtiine powe rs. i ur ] iy sma sot ive qu 1om OF or rs af. cism of the lau ruoge if 42 Pul.er’s _— bit yie ‘ ‘ sry ln, on strong enough to un on S e > rS4 ge « wn. tL ers J - na hor eé—1n case of iliness— allays ali fears or having to run for the Mopyrig! wn) : , > . LONDON . “ge ge a " ttempt to a White to lav down his arms and surrender ports It says t there rpose of ousting Taylor and Remedies ' Mi t ' nd ' ifie f 4 A. Is, an. &.—BulLers a 'p ; © ‘ame 2 apna ' ar ; : ‘ doctor unyon has a tried and proved specific for every disease relieve Ladysmith has failed. THE.BOER STORY OF re 7 e : Gen. Buller’s reflection on the terror he When the se was called to order ev- and ailment of young or old, with thousands of testimonials indora- ve ee SPION KOP. ti {s Ire ely helleved the Sigeestion of put into the foe re minds ws of ti iy re We ° } a wus tn his Sent. eXCe re? one, a ing it. His remedies cure Rheumatism, Kidney Trouble, LAV vrT Complaints, Dy ee Teo Bee Srovely oer Tz tic British find Nation in “Wdite’s surrender originated with Gens. | pave heard abeut C nde ‘inn | ‘rat who w siek In bed The Goe-] sia. Indigestion, Blood Impurities, Fevers, Colds, Coughs, Piles, Headaches, Debfl- , £ ‘ ic 7 r COT Mtdaa i anti . . 4 - i-4 ; ts waoouil ns ‘Se ‘ dar ‘|* i rete rk ‘ : i , : - ; ' ; : the place for three months, faces surrend- ne patrioftie britisn ms con uti Roberts ard Kitchener Swen the Com. ars Nese Mandarina. eel elites trte 71 to get a pair for him. ity, Cholera Morbus, Measels, etc., etc. At all the druggists, mostly 2 cents a er or starvation ‘defeat in the following dispatch, the Boer , NY, : se 'e afiernech newspapers “ure discussing ublicans. realiz ng thetr advantage. held Write to Prof. Munyon, 1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa., for free medical advice Gen. Warr ns livision has b 1 signaliyv | account of the taking and retakirg of on ttee of National Defense could not take Whence are to cotne the troops for a pro- . Pp oniv hope of the Democratic upon any disease. ‘nt se Ti. a eri 3 ‘ "IS10 : eet Siz Aial - : : ms,” tire Sar iftky ' ro is OW j I ig t P { e ‘ , ' ' Yon «> ant : ino r. ce Pat) y - ne hm i wag A ETS AM defeated and has retreated to th uih Spion Kop, which proves there Was a sp.en- alana #20 ity of It wn initiative of or tracied campaign. It is becomming gener- —s ~ Se ter te Ase : poate ah Peet : wep NoOomMe oT die. Per- ing on the contest at all. gZinia King Brault. aged 1 years. retreating from Spion Kop. ae ae , . Sewhea . ‘rs denial of the Agechencepelesigin report that the; Africa savors of the Spanish act.on in . nk wastes ate *) But a report from the Boer headquarters SREraGRY, ann. 3.~-Some way iner mace 19 } , Sure:iyv i might skip one or wo - » ' ¢ ‘ abr: > ‘ Gen. Buller’s dispatch Gescribing the de- were ordered up, but nothing could be done | te Mee me batebeiniion am tin attect” : iin yee ve vier tata “stegatoc ade een Tinos aa othe rs peer te * ae sd ge Ope elena te py. m., Jobn Hughes, «ot of the late Thomas end : ‘ . . es y é , Si " . . { > r nv ody, 4 it | F sie ee ; dade ! ‘ ; fouet severe attacks yor mit to shoot the Dublin Fusiliers, sheltered sooner or a little. later, of a catastrophe ' nee mee « 7 , hicl i ry ae “ 0” ine lobbies, the cloak | Funeral will toke place Wednesday, J a, : Mea regne SAE ms. but nm * Bi. iam. at 2ZochkekK p > Se Se ‘Togs : ; 7¥F¥ e.atives aad friende eonduct of the Bec- | tine, and then the Fusiliers and the Light history, a catastrophe indeed, without a ‘; arms and rushed out of the trenches. town lich even Gen uller’s a Pes os - ete nm «a moment Causes te moant al from the eter grees fic, ‘ . trian Minister’ s Wife brother, John Pinna, No 2736 twers rseaion of the tending from the line Monger’s Poort to the Western ~~ ——w—, 7 7 we OS er res + er BULLER ADMITS mandos, began the ascent of the hil. Taree , , ; World stat ro-day in the Pumiliiating KS al: iil organize commander-in-chicf, was ‘In eonsultation } ao, ene ag sh ete ana , sslven oe fs | etatesmat will organiz ; aan sf ftion Of seein 3 beaten ba wot) ied Peds esman party leaders left here last night with lists, lo: We ARN a r - 1800 11:48 a ‘ 2 o° 4 | with them. losses at > en ~ mM Saturluy, Jan 2%, = ; . > Pa N S ‘AM } . Saturday, Jun. 24. lsoer « aie: ns. T ) there the advance Wis : | avy | Tt at sage ' back | ma a TY is : nn fore jeft under Lhe first ‘lore dispatehes from Roberts and Buller, | > 4tes oor, ¢ preg the recent Legis: \ilee election, These are o clock, Anna «i ilearn (nee Dickson) beloved Jan. 20 Warren drove ee ee oe as yet unpublished, were under considera. | git Fay Ril ' ak Nal _ | to be summoned to Frankfort, it Is aleged., Wile of Themes (i llcearn and mether of Nettte ee » and obtains a terrace of rocks. : tem | segs ty Knowlng at Dy. ha yels has “duri ' Sy = teh . | ; a ’ : and sworn 'n aS members of the new bouly, and Grace O' Hearn, aged 40 years the enemy : , : ithe past wee To ‘eived at Cl weer uch atatalince it. The Governor wtil recognize this organiza- The f ‘ral will tek j eou'bern orerts the high inbleland ex-lon. Engtish had hoa yed the opportunity The military experts now regard Buller’s cmievtainments not oaly fh: Par ody ee emg ve Tuesday. Jan. dd, . ‘ 7s F , “ati is at j ra ee | > i] ‘ iu 5 oR t stdti i ? > y ae? } 5 "Gg > P4 , owe , ‘ wctacin Sp . ” Berlin _ tne nave my Pay | curn declare Taylor duly ele ted and right- Robert Dtekson 3st Biddte etrest Friea It of Acton Homes and | anc tntrenched heavily. Between the line: ; : é, . ta am ~ | even a@ graver complication of Buller’s po- reception by foreign governments Was . eh gy be litt ye Fo ag W. bes 4. ’ : ry i ' P ié ls Me +4 e iv - - P to be rushed under a heavy fire, not onl) oe j i = have thought the time had come when some ten, tpohoR that P.-D. RINAN—Os Sunday, Jes. 2, oie ated oat Serve neers Has Deen Beard from : 2. to mobilize the pright.” WANTS cannot fulfill. Lord Dundonald and his mounted brigade, fleet and the remaining land fore ‘oa in ae r Phe astute Leigh looked at him in aston- PETE Ss Rebman (nee Witter, and our dear fathermia- The enemys A : | . on the Upper Tugela. P emia’ kopjes stre ching from | eco-ordinately, under cover of fire from the ae ahs 'tioy ing int! 1 second or a ' f ant hastily wrote ‘ ' Fange of smi’l a , Phe eritics reeall that it tock a month for ate power by wliowi ne fore ign interve ntl njout the voucher for the members per > 1 + peg ne “) op. m.. frem the family residence, ~ . : > es ‘ s nd tr Ko ’ tw" Nl; ’ . T) » ‘TS d V Y “ere S >? b , . ’ . ae ‘ . ‘ evo li ; * } ° from Acton HKiomes th beh IN) ! ixim The Boer mivanced tep yY s&lelj l arms at Colenso The Post says: Parliament willih ive t . y) A eh Ww pagan pd Pe oaths peat trip.” Baicj toe noe to Culvary Cemete the lef : 3 do something more than give expression to | Cie TEL yes ere deal rent, the Car Wheels Passed Friends of the family are invited t @@ The actual pesition held wis perfertly went up and 1) men in the front trenches | mul tiy fore — hi i a , ’ 1? t, me rning rit 1 ‘) out lu w ] & . Hiii ; ‘ - 1 s ~, t é a 4 t ° é it Se vataaibd . i uo ‘ c rie 2 ' —— + ble. but did not lend Itself to an ad-] surrendered, being scent as prisoners to the erage : : } ais command, already the nation mi - net Merely See oss** Be: Over His Body. fenawvbie, ‘ | | tt , ; and take initio account the actual 7 ’ eu : RITTERSKAMP. On Sundar Jan. 2% 1000, af vYanee, as the southern slopes were so steep head laager. eat period longer than White « state of the world. : - iit, thas — ' that Warren could not get an effective ariil- The Boer advance continued on two | + fiancee : : sae el | «Phe war can. not be conducted with Pa ee t . ‘ sihbly hope to hold out, even if he had*any peterenee to the atate of public opinion tn “ape. The faneral will take place Wedpesday. Jap. , ah ah in ores [ret : “5 we ie ‘ bas acding cler Te Cue . tf m. from the fam dence Ry 1 kK 7 Pogt found iy {fi “ult ta Fire gradually gave way and broke, Aban- ] he limes says the treest « arefully planned seem to he fighting on a very gis Ani ‘ ~ | Peis a \ ™ rk, but the rs heneath and the ear above. The curren! R) " v a u ’ y . ; } ; i i . , . , ~ ‘ ts ae } } ; hokl, as ) perimeter Was too large, and doning the position. 1 ee th At th attack Pi - d the clerk passing thro ah the man’s body started | Calvary Cemetery r . ay sGe8 . : . or As®8; iu! aay-mi é sie . , i" me ; ——— water, Whkeh he et tne ” dee”: train passed over hia body, mangling it | qjonien—con Jan 2, 1900, Manoa Jane Tebdier, existe ey thie ext? rmordinary ory ae*naseolt, | of the burghers, who, despising cover, be hecessary to dwell Upon the extreme considered very unpleasant Hits ; , oapiert: : ! hetines f 8 ' _ horribly. neloved mother of A. B Tubler, aged 78 yeere shall learn, a littie or explinations were characterized | pit i * or *“nKo,’ ‘cording ‘te instructions 4 mouths Peel all «has amt : men fought with areatez ellaaitrs 1 would * in the trenches. Firing continued for some almost without pre ecedent in our military ‘har'es ‘ i Ni ; . A th and. ton ah37 Frarkiin ev ' . Hon ° : ! az ‘ ’ ? le § Genre, ‘ capecitaliy evn tt F ae ods mount: * and that {ts “permit emmin gs ftuGek “#larm from Hayes’ mn respe fully invited to attend Cameronyprns sod the Titra &ine’s | liorse, serving as Infantry, threw up their marallel except in the surrender at York- » inde vi cae in OCs . gall tty? nuosence bheyv eared a break tn the v0 hennadeecs! we — ; The utterances of responsible ministers lation here and on the contine ne. nae ADE - 4 ‘ ee ‘,* . ter 1? ¢ mir . Ail | 2 . bie i ‘' ‘ { 4 ' ; iii- : , ‘ »¢* é a Ye ThornyeToft's mounted | a oe ’ byt BRITISH ACCOUNT ij have done nothing to reassure the country Sain teem ile ' had been a hot reus Gaeta ae se Be ge py hog versite Harvere to speak betore aot hyo rm? >! . ali ‘ aiiv’ Wei aiathn | i ee ee , > : cep ° P t ‘ pa ; , e n fougiit throug thre lay equa t min OF THE ASSAULT. on this point ¢ fut ae) ‘ Fae Ha bu “ The kh, dor at the dipiomatic dinner at the White eee. ee de Reanier wiil deliver side of them | “tHeavy or light the thing has to be done! ¢¢ KN rt Ci t ( ty publican leaders quicksy dim vvered that he House, will probably result In the with- ectures on “French Modern Poetry,” “Gen, Woodgate, who was if. command a SPHARMAN’'S CAMP, Friday, Jan. 2 # ' she Governms nt ought to prepare f ‘. ever { ertain ft taken the Chesapeake @ Ohio train drawal of Hengeimueller from Washington inning March 1. | a Bove ovate a og asin ae -” rd. Tr was no use to telegraph. They It is known that members of the Cabinet . the paces he will visit a 3 ' Adeiphi Coll ork; ’ y - 2 " . at “4 , » aot- q * se . : ‘ i the Bum .:. having Dect) Waoulhie i, tive | About 2 o¢ lox re on the morning of Jan the imme 4) ate ale apatch of fy itn) men and For Ho é. } me itaate aly if tryil 4 to derail the train vegarad it as an affront which the (Chief we can cite eecereses = Nite decksed of | | at (Wednesday) ween Reavy clouds rented -to take steps te semd yet another 50.000 tf | SOP _SzCPe- rye here between Frankfort and Lexing- Executive can not overoctk Had the In- era Alliance Francaise, New night of Jan. M ta abandon the position. | upon the kopjes the main point of the | seen alee ineandhnill The hopeless ots | You may take Hood's Sarsaparila for on. a Seihithe Mattene client occurred at a European capital so Brookiyn Institute of Arts and Gnd Gid oo before dawn Jan. & | Boer position, Tabanyama, was stormed by | tempts to carry on th ampaign with four ll diseases arising from or promoted by my the | ue. The Louisville | phen be no discussion Rai Hoe ~y* the Browa msveress?s pa jn meng . " . . id ‘ds a°y 1) ’ ay wi yif ‘ i i F P iT? ’ ’ Phe ts 4 ‘ s? - ’ ° ' ‘ at ene ace e 4 * reached Warren's camp al 6 a. . on ithe British Infantry under Gen. Wood- | hater sitiiieteD euteidine . : pire . 9g . that . very kind to the anti-Goebei- | head of the government to which he wae Regnier was born at ag be allow thal any reverse could deter the | cures, —completely and permanently, — t! » off he ase jump qi into | Greve's o_o 3 08 each Sus. 2be fleur, near Havre, France, on Dec. aa engineer sent her He heiongs to the croup of young , force to the south of the Tugela At 6a.) ) aa od, leaving everything behind, and the ) | Repub) : | Me He ithirawing the train, | C@™Pe : ‘ country from the object it has set itself to n 0d. ngine cab an us . ™m. we commence! & } ‘ 1K i ' ‘ when others fai to do a y oe AWAY ae ett ‘ ace ever seen over HARVARD LECTURES. that ee tn aa one 2 ' Mritish with a ringing cheer climbed to the . i tela } : , by § m.. Jan. 7 (Saturday), Warren'«! iattain. whatever the sacrifices Which may ae . , o - : eve ot - Gates op sigemal lf ’ J wth of the Tu. | s@mmit i be involved Scrofulous Humor 4 — “ster he Chesapeake @ hi > till ' f Teac Int ti Co ‘ h Modern — wentiy attached to those who a : The Boers Spened fire from several points. tie aioe ne Gov ent. | vtble condition from the itching and burning {| )°° "ese henee / aan ) nteresting urse on “Frenc sage 4 . without the loss of a4 man oF a pound Very frank eritiecixm of the Government, j cf h ' Paul Verlaine and Stephane Matlarme 4 celia wi ‘ ' 3 hina adh ibule . Poetry™ by the Well Known Poet ‘enders Te but it was apparent that they had been , wer. fa he iy to be heard, even tn r. Grew worse under hie (ohio vf atores 7 sa however, Is beginning to of scrofulous humo rin . draugl as the tcain pulled Henri de Regnier. M. de Hegnier te a versatile writer. The fart thal the fore contributes to the Revue des Deus could withdraw | t#ken by Surprise and agen resistance was quarters that have hither‘o refrained. The treatment of several doctors. Took ath aes Dek beau irney. They gave it] ae from actual touch—in some cases the lines dispirited The weatern crest of the hil! Daily Mall boldly throws all the blame up- H. Ss al and Hood's Pills. nant AMBRIDAE, Mass. Jan. 2 -- and the Revue de Parts, and also to were less than 100 yards apart—with the | Was soon won and the infantry crept along | oy Sir Michael Hicks-Beacp, Lord Lans- OOd S$ Sarsaparilia - ~ Spl Hayes was captured pa i Be ghee French writer chosen as the third annual [important papere literary articles enemy, In the maner it did, is, I think, suf- | the top of the hill At daybreak, however, | gdowne and Lord Wolseley These cured me thoroughly. J. J. Little, he eg ag wre r lecturer of the “Cercle Francais de 'Un!- aignature, which are highly app rl } ‘ i r : ficient evidence of the morale of the troops, | the Boers from a high point on the im- It points to President Lincoln's dismissal] Fulton, N. Y. Remember test i« all over a Liew! _ na that we were, permitted to withdraw | mediate east sent a withering fire among | of Simon Cameron from the post of Recre- 94 » misgtitest wy) so mat ter Bears the ‘ a + * os , ; . ? . . - r. ;t) Ps ‘ e ‘?e € ‘ tT cumbrous ox and mule transports | the Britith which momentarily stageered [tary of War as a prema ee ee f Mi Sean . vernon A Ue ghin the CAS I ORIA Fer infants and Chidre jhe river, % yards broad, wiih #-) them, rit of [pcompetent minis ers. es abi cane “at “play an astonishinggamount . wise a a of confidence that Taylor will A eut his & 2 thimk, proof that the this $s | Te had the range fixed toa nicety | The Morning Post dwells upon the da. - 7 San KA,, apd thelr atysrtyg sent several shells right ' of further rebellion at the Cape and of pos- term. One of the explanations ' Roce 4 : a . a >} OO iaomiapa . WR le gd ae ae Se ? « 4g Spot f

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_MONTrAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 29 mmm a ~ > - ‘ iy : : : WP ey fe - ** = ’ + “ 7 . a ‘ ” € w - ' — ye ere if AN EVIL SPIRIT, _-——— > - -—- -- Old Man of 70 Seems to Have’ Renewed His Youth. FAMILY IN CONSTANT FEAR. BELIEVE HE IS POSSESSED sai THE SOUL OF A MURDERER. GAGE DID NOT ANSWER HEPBURN _——_—_— —e —_ -— Ro \ X S——. ~ MRS. MARGARET that her daughter-in-law told her that her B08 Was tired supporting her and sugRest- . the Poorhous. =e Sotermined het to stay after that, SAlizMomiay, “aithouxwl | love my son better than my life. So I quietly my old shawl and slipped from. the l War very cold and tne sharp oomis ont me to the bone My confused and andered no destination in «oll, —T thought after a while that I would go Hee station and get warm. I n flied one. 1 «at On Some steps, but came along and drove me away i Ured and tn some way must have at- oe Sttention for soon a pollceeman cand suid he had been loak- me. My face Was BO Cold mot anewer him. He saw that and brought me here” ‘s rk save her son lves« “a @treet, and Cases avenu: Bnd of Reviva) Services. me Special revival services at Holiners ston avenue, which has been by Pvangeliat FE. A. Fergerson of BM, for the lant two werka, my night. There has been with large attendance ut ! igiih ste iets : PPK ES, SE ee . a Statement That Nothing Is on File in the Department Re- garding Conference With Morgan. ’ ’ THE HEPBURN LETTER. ‘-president of the under date Heh vii Iiank, to Se A. Kh. H 0 ny alg Wrote, ‘retary Gage: Bank, of which vice-president |= ’ iy I —_ {3 through the cons: tatic: 1 of the busi- ‘4 the Th rd Nationa! Bank with banks s{teorv, lesignuted as and I write ‘hanges which Administration in this re- remiin a pres- *nited er depos re ajlir . ti any to Mmiy tre we muy Spect, Uni: uLes ent. ET niaide in ler tne not listurbed to sitor' as at dlej = she pthi r strong, look at will see that political is very iirs the bank tnke yp: COUuPS®e, if you will tw list of directors and yt great as done aur we aime in very of W have view also dur- yoar. Foure very A. KB. HEPBURN." Hat Vv ing the canvass last | ASH REI TR es - Tire Secretary "on Ul e subjects. He i! endeavor to wiratever answer. Semte tiis re- reply inquiry ) adds, nowever, that he w 3 suppiy to the ‘s: is ability may have been | in his firsc The Secre eahes ap oth resolation of . paragranas a}. r the Treasury “l to tranemilt lett re amd the oh of ugre- had with ~ pri “- of Ai "hy ‘Ohne: Sat have written or reply ta a letter from Mr f the National Cits in reply to a letter to him, 7 senate Mr liephura dated June 5, WSu7 | “A ecareful search of the department files does not show any answer io the letter of Hepour: Wiitten oy him to me, datei a, VN tor deo believe that anv an- was ever made to said letter. Nel her do 1 recall any conversation had with A B. Hepburn in repiy to such letter. Nor was there at that time, or how, any agreement mace or expectation of an agreement to be by the Secretary of the Treasury or sof the Treasury lepart- mor per- the Fifth National, $20,0 "To the American Ex hange National, *7Ay,- Om “Te | UTR “Ty the Seaboan! National, “Tos the Western National, $1.00).00). “All of these sume, together with amount held by the National Ct, sex ured by deposits of bonds of the t° Etates, were subsequently withdrawn and paid inte the subtre asury at New York. rhe Rec retary belle Ves that he averted by such transaction What he has taken pains to do aince, » eat an the avoidance of that sort of disturbance in the Money marke: whic! af- fects not merely Speculative. affair but which, as sad eaperience has too often de- Inonstrated, spreads throughout the whole commercial and industrial fabric, bringing ruin and disaster such as close the doors of factories and mills, throw labor ut of employment am! invite vears of imsiness i stamnation the tike of wh! " WAS Wil jess.) i during the pertod of IfM%) to I8?7 “L may add that the sole purpose whicn arirrated the Secretary in the . 18968. Sent. 19, ISD’, to Oct.’ B ISM, Aug *. Y8SB, tan De i’, 1899. The fepartment is without the means of pre: | K versations, and for that r te compiyv with the Senate's copies of comversation, if any ‘lt has rs ‘ lxeon the egestas taries of the Treasury to preserve conversi- tions. Ve mav be sahd. in general, how- ever, that in the transact f the husine: of this depariment with thre Nat! onal | Ci bank, or with anv other bank, noe ny tlon has been Dael, tele ‘p! hone face to face, which had reference any relations, official private, otberwise than as fulfv se: forth in mv communica- tion to the Senate dated Jan. ), Iw No agreement, past, present or in contemgla- tion, tas ever been bad With the National City Bank otherwise than {fs Hterallv se forth lo mv eommunaation to thie President prow rem yy re of the Senate dan, 10. PXn,°’ Senate In- aT see request “ allow the ] x4 “Tf » det! New Yor barks. monev marke ‘ “as Si , See'r, yd a) te Preasury Standard @b] ian Nee yg neat ; tijeom hit ane Tearivibenut of th eity er; imient Kiathhk «of itv, an lates sige the ataont muy ittie by the (overnumen: o * Uuited Siat fer the Stamiard This inquiry, the @ on a Misconeces, tion, requuests from the transfer certain lots of ard Oil Co. and to vthe . eo irtie : (ange explains that when re ore wepenes od securits they are coancelled an: fresh tr to the credit ot the surer in ee fn trus r bon 1s re ndered- &avs, {- rer clout, ‘retary us depositing request, other party ‘lusion he says: recoris show that ce.ivered] or institutbhon. the Treasurer upon the orders (itv Bank, io lt diff parties, a total of $7,334.00, and, cf was transferred to the St ‘. The Treasury Department has, a! © time, held any bonds in trust for th: tandard O1Co., nor for any In terest other bon the deposit! ina bank.’ eon ‘ ‘The haa vussigned and of tne National ror GAGE’S TIME IS LIMITED. The President Will Drop Him at the Expiration of His Term. Bpectal to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Secretary Gages reply to the Allen resojution *was first care- fully gone over by Assistant Secretary Va by the way. has been severe!) permitting the reach Congress until edited. deri! p read the report it Wars the President and on Saturday Was merge: | and E. kins Mark Hanna denied that he had seen the document, no his manner ~_ atec That he dil not want to see it ‘“o his mind, the giving up of the Hepborn Sine was a ries of unpardonable stupidity. tiannma said tu a fri tend to-day, discussing Cage ‘The President will not remove him é€ur- ine hi« present term, but I beleve that after his — expires there will be a new Se cretar the Treasury. fhe i Boy buzgzanris have began the cactien. Myron T. Herrick, Hanna and Kohisaat pald off the Mek n'es debts. have been the President's guests for severval cays He {« bellev: d to have «co re here soleiy te go over tie take matter with the demt The hie crowd are and “evallable men.” available Obte men, Singuiatly enovgh, Mr. often mentioned The Ohio man was with the §$ Pres«:- dent when Mr. Gage came in with iis latest explanetion. A friend of the Secre- tary deriip., who censured last Frepiv to After Van submitted re ad by for te) {9 ascent who with Deer tl! Woisperiig ‘ar ther Meaning, of « tyres are being hierrick " bssy] nate is it was like “an ugdertaker would with the of | ne ith. «i! * 11) for | cm a2 y | in b@ ca | =) ernment: earns a » tv the . , uncert enough ihat erninent lye e*T) long Viusa thev Kricn Ks ur grave clothes while W ish- two wie vi a knife peeping out und the motto under- certaints the polnt sle eves of >i? hy get stund unrefl ] ra) rpretencds to feo Severn! had oii hemently > reports, thiai “a,Wasys Ve re ere ne’ resigned,’ he exclaims, do not reetan there is no reason chould resign — ee ee ee > and : AGAINST CIVIC EVILS ee REFORMER CROSBY BELIEVES IN GOVEPNMENT CWNEREZHIP. S.Ly * wvVe e* i. 5? Ye ooWiit leti=iites thie e'hlizeern It ts tyr aid t nis lites ic? «Ue dividual Lile Poor Willies tite]. ‘tants } mated everywhere. :is Ww) na Kovertiinent tHiNK OY other ways “Vv iden ne i iryingy % > SUMe?l him te strieh Take attend oOo: trusts never ini government’ should ay ty .oet le Sisbile tuken? as they ual his eri have ery * Imelfy . hw go Ja slih — mars dee © chimes mo her (jovernment tinvsre Rights and « Suthoff Goes to Toronto. ck Suthoff, one of the voune: twirlers he N onal Leovue will no longer play the St. Laouts Club He hi bh. en sel te the Tororto team for next ~ 2 ae ~ oan. THE FOUNDATION OF HEALTH Sixteen to One. An ourpce of preventidn is bet- terthan a pe ofcure. A tea- spoonful of Abbey's Effervescent salt (The Salt of Salts) is better than be- ing ill and suf- fering unneces- sarily. Abbev'sa Salt has sucha re- markable tonic eifect on the stcim- ach, the bowels, the liver and the human Bystem generally that if you take it regularly vou are practic ‘ally fure of own health. Abbey's is # wonderful prepara- tion; try it; physicians every- Where recommend it. -1: is pleas- ant to take. DR. F. I. LEONARD), Brooklyn, N. Y., states: “I am extrem ely P leased with the results I have re c.ved from Abbey s Fffervescent Sal t. They certainly are upto stand- erd and do al! that is required of them, 1 have used other Salts but thev can- net compare with ner do they act Like your salt."’ There are some people who never doanything until the Loosen 7 Lon'e be one of them. Take care of your health while you have tt. Retain yous health by the daily use of Ab- y 6 Effervescent Sait. At druggists’ only. and $1.00 per boitle. Send 4 cts. in =e to pay postage and p. (CRED nd we lmail you one o the most de nty and beautifu! lored Casendar creauions oi the year. The Abbey Efervescent Salt Co., Dept... iv, Murray St., New York. € 25c., 80c. USED DAILY, GIVBS HEALTH is from pas- a" « ! i val ONCE HE WORE BnASS BUTTONS, — Having Been a Policeman Made Farnsworth Wary. TWO MEN ARRESTED AS RESULT | DETECTIVES THINK THEM CON- FIDENCE OPERATORS. Former St. Louis Blue Coat Nowa Railroad Engineer Made an En- g2gement Willingly With His Suspicious New Friends, ——— the whose holdover at the Four appearance would a philantnrop.st police and detectives savy they Locked up itn ‘Oourts is 4 man that he is be- ! he is One of the keenest confidence ho ever operated in St. Louis. s the name cf Peter L. Stone. He . Dodge were arrested at Tenth Streets Monday at 10 o'clock by ‘Ss Keecey and Corde.l, and they the chief. ; i > Although the departments have been crowded with appreciative buyers to-day, much of the st been brought forward yet. yan-Clarkson Store. ocks have not ’ ‘ “ > aaa err IS THE MANLY MAN. Such a men controls the r-spect of his fellow-maan and cemm:nds the admiration of the fairer sex. 4ctioa there is mazn:tism. in his every His steady nasrve, his sparke ling eye and his ruddy comiplex.on al preclaim him ea prince socially, and ia the busiaess werid he is th: peer of the brigittest and bes’. Se many men fail to reach this high standard of Physical excellence becsuse their manhecd has been weak med erdestreyed threugh errors, excesses, overwork er menial worry. not st.mulaut it has been cdoes months it will do for you. Ii ervous #ystem, irritated er intellect, ay DHBILITY To of my life. old for my promise. life ancw e * to my office, ar? wurnypl cured VARICOCEL A@jid (hese ma: and claim amare 2 over I make no charge for private counsel. Ifafflicted it is to multi£{udes of men. T/T ite tly private Adirers W. A. you sc’ an Cor vested, and resiorea the wee: rhe) r ‘xual EF me your symy tome fu nvesticnrte to honeesilyv Tr’ ‘in! Lemmy: eriiy, ‘ id.ati lee? }» rrjate ane re Sted ‘ogi hitter imint res att ps every un purifies and enr ches inv mania i STRECT a!) refte hivzoopDp arsoclate cdevotad for thelr legal cone Stigate @ wes gione | ther physician give each HileTit @ your gut} and eave 4 n> vy h »D.. OF 610 OLIVE ST, St. Lowis, Me. ome treate (tn, MM. find out his preme “TIT don't know,’ 77 am 4@ stranger myseif.’ “That Traveling man?” inquired the young who It afterwards developed resiied Farnsworth. , sip. : | | but I dont conductor.” cine from ko a de “a! ralliroad do you some myself. FParns we rth to have al vn! out the - Invited +mething Rate s the voung man was profuse in PER Tooth He Jeft and Farreworth began ibout WHY he game wus my inimnutes a benevolent old man Farnsworih, and, exteming 1 nim by aaene and greeted The old man Wae dressed in oof ripened tile vk I id sparkled in é immaculate and ‘his manner .fnsworth, I lon’t believe you re- : Sit! f the old man. you have the of raiden Inte nnison on You ig to know me. i bow . the banker?’ nat Htrown was well, & Jonmes the hard- man? An vy is Smith, my oid arysoods?"" ea rie W itd Ll deese ing answers, Then on his conversation Was onlv back from Cuba led a son, Who was a had cuollecte ; lot of would he mie. your iow sete men and the ,oid man and talked ; ‘out in his room Twentv-elghth “argnswerth knew whut le 7 Old L@> meet hips he ot of town Sunday, rman Would mee: him Monday © Wornkd be pie: y morning Farnsworth relate,] hia and Corde] enw ige Mier! at the ap] arched at the Four letters and cards anich eaulling of the prisoners An edition of eee xiving the rating of merchants oa usa St owed row Stone he names he mentioned lim wee indignant and riidence man Loco dae aul suid there Was no Cite SUED BY HER ATTORNEY. Mrs. Hoffmann Defendant in an Ao- tion gt by Mrs. a9 The « e Juli: Laughlin against Iea- Bela ethene recap Mr 2 fees atau te the plaintiff will be begun in the United Staies Circult Court Tuesday morn- ing. Mrs the game man the Paced ine Went to the experience Went with Stone nad ointed place. (‘courts there Indicated the > s | ten, Bi ddir- declared mere.v against ek be due Hoffmann ts the NMhy «@ widow of John Hoft- urer, who SUlis Were Inaniufact Several a Weil ij) il Vears ago her agalnst mn she je izhlin and ex-(s0% (‘haries bittwatio Trhostie wie’ Legion of Honor Ball. The American Lecton and * To get the most that money’ i, Duy ext Sunday's P.D Want Ada try, hiet q relary TRADE MARK. Dr. — BURTON BROWN STOUT, “RED LION BRAND” A delicious drink and good liquid food; forms fiesh anc gives enerpy tothe rrowing child, the nursing mother, the convaléscent, etc. veins. Every drop puts rich blood into the An ideal winter beverage. Your grocer or liquor dealer will supply you. FeCT Powder AN ELEGANT TOILET LUX'RY, 7 Used by people of refinement for over a meh of a century. MERCHANTS EXEMPT FROM TAX | ‘= BURTON ALE AND PORTER BREWING CO., 3ST. © |Save seers Avoid Pain. | Be et Teeth TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. an] best palnicesg lauls. Ackbo wicdged To Iv ‘Se ena! “g° eztraciuors io st leh. fi ah e* fur $5 OO. have de- sets of ath wus Until] Wwe iret TEETIC. £2 OM GOLD PrILLINGS. .§1 ap (S.S.W) 86 OO SILVER FILLINGS &Oe CR'NS 4 GCOUKIDGEWORK 4 oO for extracting when teeth are ordered, fir 10 years with all work. tp} GoLp age written guaranty Internal Revenue Department Does {National Dental Parlors, ouve stron Not Class Commission Men With the Commercial Brokers. The United | tes partment has Who actualls do not chants ee] and whe brokers are War tax Secretary Morgan mange received a l dieates that the de money heretofore. ga ' ecluss of fe g.ers hel obll Eten e*ritle thirst corn issbon mpeere : prejuirest ft they are at litert rene teaget dente wf the sper hem as cotumerelal tere Si lanis, Hl phic ation. furnuleh of making stich afine Members of the ex. bh Merchin: nts and whe ha eommerctal brek cal the revien pet leon af uffwe of the Merchants’ them) Advance ‘RRA. Jan. were t cent NEW Ye flies) -ugal twentieth of a pure etrme “were ae ini tak as erertitie sj“ ial T+ - rriet- Internal Revenue hat commission deliver act in wed to the goods the « chp aa tile ity pay Spe f imposed upon commerctlal brokers. of the Merchants’ bix- tter Monday which [*- ‘me Will recta) th kl as apechal tax iy) Try it: (‘ormmissioner Va! vuur hetti« commerctal >» Show this stateme { y te I > eluim fer ft? in! i Pg ws tgered kerTs. 3 lie blew tor ' if Ap pres rij ou furin rieTé iroaere with tive A4omm laale: the tax hinnkes “#mypes at sige who are te wine patel 1 «vetain the aX ft hate the Pox. in Sugar. J4.—All grades of re- o~lay advan ed one- a pourri SCOTT’S Emulsion Oures Coughs and Colds cures. them quicker and better than any cough mix- ture evcr more. It made. It does enriches the blood, strengthens mind and bady, gives v ity. Cough: do this, deep-seated, stubborn coughs, Scott’s Emulsion will, Try it! nor will they igor and vital- nixtures won't cure | Cutler's | Seurnh Alrwan Wo ’ } aie | ’ W. M.S UTN & .O., Props. ‘ipen daily tii! Bp m. Sundagse ell dag Carbolate of lediae P ocket lahaler Catarrh S$ guaranteed to cure All druggists $1.00 Bultaio, N. Y. Every Pot tician and Voter Wu Wante Copy. Er Terres As. AS MAR abo @hes as YOU CAs SA GTO «© a 1900 RLM aMae AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. SPECIAL FEATURES | oo Potion at Regrsrer of Full The Sertiement of the Se L pern A mena (One steqr S snence Faces & Figures’ The Cowet Trvete and Thaw Waren C apiteizonon the Phtappence | The New Congres. Our Naval and Meéaary Ee | The Pars Expesmon tabishon ote ,A Complete Hieatory of Back rad. eo Posse | of the Snipe oo the Amer. ( enerees aod (ia Reewin | sen Navy SET —_ > —-— ~ oo A te - » It Will Auswer Any Ques tion You Ask |e 7, 3? 2 win * ir! ormmatvoen - = —e 4 he 7 Price 2x. ~! ra "9 4 Fee ere con —ere + St Athens: a “A eth Sana prs i oes hy , * > Sas? ' . 7 at fae ate + be

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Peer Aeon od % ’ pws Sa be es / ae 4° ; pee eT al ee Be he - +t . « - 7 %, : . : . Zé We, *? 4a kh, » - = a “ae "; = ° w ~ o » pF . -_ Ay . ie 54 vt - a f, o”® - A r 4 * Je __MCNDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 29, 1900. ae x gt Nag, , S 2 ea ‘? we “at sai ie Th 7 eet ; ; eS “tee te S ne ae ee ee eee S be ee ae LS ad 1 ier a ef ‘ . : See > 2 ae Ay P« cS Lae »* “ . 3 . ‘ te - : . ¢ . ¢ J Foe + yey & i Be YR ; - . a) - Pe ae io > hg Yip, ; . J . ae kt Yet ug) a Weer 5 eT any ee VA . : aa WN? * Rach ne ih a oni : w * ° | ; , . # * 7 EES 8 r that such pensions are not necessary. Right Hon. William | ore: ° WO OS esl H. Lecky, a member of the English Privy Council, is opposed ' to old-age pensions, and hia chief argument against them is, & ¥ $28 - | Pes ye - Aa «“ e — = > 7: Ph 2 i LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. pet Og) ry os PUBLISHED BY THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO. Office 518 Olive Street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Week Day Issue, in St. Louis and Suburbs . Week Day Issue, Elsewhere ..... .» Week Day Issue, on All Trains . .... . Sunday Iesue, at all places in or out of St. Louis Delivered by Carrier in St. Louis and Suburbs, Week Day and Sunday, per week. . . . Eleven Cente TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS. BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. Daily and Sunday, 1 year $6.00 | Delivered by Carrier in Towns Daily and Sunday, 6mos. 3.00} Outside of St. Louis: .60 0 . « One Cent . Two Cents . Two Cents . Five Cents Daily and Sunday, 1 mo. Per Week .-. . 15 Cents Sunday,lyear. . . . 2.6 Per Month. . . 60 Cents Sunday, 6 months. . . 1.00} Week Day only, Sunday,3 months. .. .50 Per Month . 40 Cents POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST-DISPATCH. 16 Pages . ic 24 to 32 Pages . 2c 40 to 50 Pages . 3c Outside the United States, Canada and Mexico, Double the Above Rates. TELEPHONE NUMBERS. Bell. Kinloch. Main 664 and 665 A 646 and A 648 Main 1930 ; Main 666 Main 1927 3 2 i Businese Office . Editorial Rooms City Editor . Circulation Dept. Fntered at the Post-Office at St. Louis as Second-Class Matter, Remit by Money Order, Draft or in Registered Letter. | Address all communications and com laints of 4 serv- ice to POST-DISPATCH, Louis. Agent Foreien A‘verticing, 8. C. Beckw'th ba al Agency @ Tribune Buallding, New York. 469 Ths Rookery, Ohicaga ti A 647 BWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF 1Ss°o9°>= January .--5 93,756 February..... 95,597 September... October November December....142,165 ae The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- ~~ tising with the distinct and unequivocal guarantee that it has a larger bona-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 comb.ned. ei sa” BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. One of the ten largest in the Uvited States. ie ate ae de a a i i a a a — eee. __—_ -_ —_- ee ee STOP THE WAR. 4ien. Buller’s disastrous defeat makes it clear that England cannot conquer the Transvaal and Orange Free State withvuut } “enormous cost of blood and treasure. It is doubtful, indeed, if the conquest ig pussible with any force England can put in the feld. Civilization and humanity demand mediation. The petition at the instance of the World and Post-Dispatch was rejected at the time, but the President can now, without offense to England, tender his good offices. The offer will not come with ag good grace as it would have come in the beginning when neither side had won any victories. But it is not too late. It would be better for Great Britain to accept mediation from a friendly power than to be in a measure forced to peace by her enemies on the Continent. An offer of mediation on the part of the United States would be a friendly act. It would cement our fricndship with bothéngland and the Boers, who seem to be a “rising power.” An immediate offer might save the British the crowning humiliation of the fall of Ladysmith».which {is inevitable, should the war continue. No one doubts the physical courage of the British soldiers. Peace now Wwoit'd prove the moral courage and wisdom of the Lritish people. rr —————— Every man who owns a home ora place of business ‘in St. Leoul: deeply interested In the highest success. of the World's Fair, and he should lose no time in manifesting his teal for it if he has not already done so, = = - - MR TALMAGE ON NEWSPAPERS. A very sane view of journalism is that of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage, published tn the Sunday Post-Dispatch. . Cominerting on Mr. Sheldon's experiment in Topeka, Mr. Talmage ways: “Experiments In the cause wf morality are always good, but I believe Mr. Sheldon will learn that the modern good tewspaper would not have to be materially changed to bring it up to the ideal. This is a world of action. Things are beine done every day; things good and things bad. It is a newspaper's duty to give its readers the news of these happenings.” Mr. Talmace points out that In reporting crime the “method of reporting’’ marks the difference between the good news- paper and the bad. “We cannot shut our eyes to evil,” he gays. Side by side with the pulpit the good newspaper wards off evil from good men.” To insure the suecess of his interosting experiment we sug- gest to Mr. Sheldon that he employ Mr. Talmage as associate editur. js o- -——- ©—- += — -—- —___—_—_—_—_——_ The long winter evenings are cstill with us. Every tax- payer has time to read what President McMath says of the everything that Is possible in American finance? = = '_ -—- = THE PRICE WE PAY. The comparison of the Auditor's reports of 1895-96 with those of 1898-99, as exhibited in the Sunday Post-Dispatch, shows in detail the increase in municipal salaries since the furmer date. The total increase in the three years is, approximately, $275,000, The largest increase is In the Street Department. In ‘1895- * $29,327 was apent for district superintendents, assistants, clerks and special inspectors. In 1895-99 this service cost $147,071.04, the increase being $117,733. This in what the Wittenberg bill, approved by the Mayor, has cost the city. The creation of the License Commissioner's office has cost $29,392. The Election Board increase amvunts to $15,477, the Fire Department $66,301, the jail $9625. There is no visible return for most of this. It is pure waste, or worse. It 4s the price we are paying for the worst city gov- ernment in the United States. —_— = Before Shion Kop Gen. Buller ordered his soldiers to obey but one order, “Advance.” After Spion Kop either the British soldiers’ faces were turned the other way or the order was modified to “advance backward.” ; - ree WILL THE BRITISH WORKHOUSE GO? One of the results of the present agitation in Great Britain in behalf of old age pensions will undoubtedly be the further . improvement of the poor law system. It may even bring about the entire abolition of the workhouse as a hateful ref- uge for the aged poor. Already the workhouse, ag Dickens knew it has been radi- cally changed for the better by the growth of humane senti- ment. Husbands and wiver are no longer separated, and the rules as to hours, visitors, etc., that made workhouses Prisons have been much relaxed. Purther changes for the better will come from the oppo- of old-age pensions, who will in this way try to prove i ew ” e - A ed Ay * b . » Sof ~ 7. 7" ‘ ayer ae proved as to be unobjeationable. outcome of the agitation in Great HEritain. But what of our own Poorhouser, which correspond to the English houses? Most of them are vilely managed—allowed to come mere herding places for the respectabie and disreputa- ble destitute, without regard to morality or decency. Shall we allow England to make a step in advance of us in accord. ing fair treatment to the aged and unfortunate? -@ee Good Example Set by a Canadian City Ward.—The St. Denis Ward of the city of Montreal has made provision to dispose of ita sewage by using it on a 2-acre farm. The con- tractor is tu have the of the farm In return for looking afver the sewage for years, after which the entire plant will Delong w the city. foliow this exam- pie, instead of poisoning her neighbors’ water supplies. ee CAUSE FOR ACTION, President McMath of the Board of Public Improvements has told the people of St. Louis how and why they are plun- dered at the City Hall. He has told them why there is no money in the treasury for public improvements. It is the same story the Post-Dispaich nas told and re- tot for years. The boss:and his backer, the boodler and the briber, make the combination for plunder. The men who want public property and profitable contracts pay the polit- ical boss to put into office the scoundrels who can be bribed to let them rob the city. But the people of St. Louis don't need to be told how the robbery is done. The process is so simple that it is manifest to the stupidest. The people know that they are being robbed and how they are being robbed. The people can stop the robbery. The trouble jis that except When the robbery pinches very hard they are indifferent to it. It is less trouble to be robbed than tv resist. Until the people of St. Louis are thoroughly aroused to the evil consequences of the robbery there is no hope of re- lief. Have they not suffered enough to be aroused? Streets that ought to made are unmade, made streets are filthy and in bad repair, the makeshift City Hospital is a disgrace, the other public institutions need repair and im- provement, no public business is properly done. Dishonesty and incompetence reign at the City Elall, And the World's Fair is coming cn. Surely the people of St. Leuis should be prompted to think and act. ute 10 Chicakco could Well be —_——_—_ oo So many victories are reported from the Philippines: that our War there ought to be over by the 22d of February, which is the birthday of Washington. The Filipinos think Washing- ton was a great man and they do not understand why our latest President is so very different from our first. oe ‘ Possibly no other nation would have fought the Boers with any better success than the British have had. Let Mr. Bull be not cast down, but come out of his troubles with the reso- lution that in future he will do unto others as he would that they should do unto him. en The winter is passing and we have had no series of lec- tures from ex-Speaker Reed on the Philippines. If Tom Reed were to oren up on the Philippine jub Bev- eridge’s maiden speech would seem childish prattle, indeed. —~—s2o > problem The confession. of a Spaniard that the Madrid Government ordered the blowing up of the Maine recalls the fact that the Administration persistently held that the explosion was an accident. The stolen millions the taxpayers of St. would have put every street in order, paid every vp yjliceman of the in- creased ferce, and made the city the must beautiful in the United States. f Louis >i > +a i i Artillery is much more deadiy than it was when Napoleon said that no position could r 500,000 men, and fighting among the Kons and Kopjes is pecullarly adapted to defense. ———_- $e — A London dispatch says that Lord Dundonald’s force Is “safe’’ on the south of the Tugela River. How many thousand yards from the Boers’ trenches are they? _: oo 2+ The Boers are using common leaden bullets to-ktll off the nobility of Engiand. No wondcr a “nebl man’’ is calling for dumdum builets to shoot the coarse Dutchman. sist side —_——_—_——_—-—_#+oo — — With the United States Government at its should not the Standard Oil monopoly’s bank everything that is possible in American finance? 2+2+o —_—_ — --—- back, Why undertake The Municipal Assembly boodler could not be bribed if there were no one to bribe him. The briber should never be lost sight of in considering municipal evils. —~ooe- It is a question whether Join Bull should be more ashamed of his South African defeats than we ehould be of our rabbit victories in the Philippines. eee With the Emperor of Germany the both announced as champions of peace, will the Chinese feel and Czar cf Russia any more-secure? —_—_- born in South Africa while —_——o¢> Is a wreat new republic being , . ? a great republic fn_Am«: rica is passing into imperialism. . i a A The Gage idea seems to be that he who serves his country worst serves his party best. i A i —_— eagle spreads itself not goimsy_to hatch. When the American of them are egEes, some over too many —2oo- H SNAP SHOTS. —EEE — —-_- --- POST-DISPA - — The lesson that comes from Chicago: Boil your water or you'll have a boil. The Senate Committee has \ the Post-Dispatch’s spelling of Porto Rico. Instead of being a dove the taken a job as a messenmect of war. “Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth.’ L friends look at their defeat in that way. The red-headed Boer girls wil] laugh when they hear that a - . ; >. ‘'S >. the Duke of Marlborough is coming with a W hits pace She should not miss hav- World's Fair opens in ry sensibly resolved to follow or peace, carrier pigeon et our British Texas is raising 237-pound sheep. ing some of them on hand when the 1903. It is better to read a good nev constantly adding to the burdens spondents man. It looks as if Great Britain will hav to the Dispatch wants ads if she is to find a general suited to South African work. The holding of the city where ballot boxes are a hint to Republican repeaters, throughout what will be expected of them in November. vyspaper carefully than to he of the answers-tlo-corre- Post- her e to resort National Convention in the stuffed perhaps the ( of tepublican Lest ix easily vuntry, » Se, ——— — An Unparalleled Growth. From the Laddonia (Mo.) Herald. The balance sheet of the Post-Dispatch show: growth for a Sunday paper curing the past year, Perhaps there is no paper in the United States thut can equa! haryrom the Post-Dispatch is with th people as the on all questions of importance. — + >e-—- ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. an unparalleled » of, all, azainst bosses Columbus discovered t!e American : MES, Witt, I1- i JOHN He I lle latided «a the coast of Continent @n his third voyage in 14. Gouth America. | READER, Cherokee. Kan.—There ts no premium on a half dollar f 1814. "Que VADIS. — Try Youth's Companion, Boston, and St. Nich- olas, New ork ; J. P. K.-C) Very Weak currents have been obtaine ! Pron water gised us a battery fluid. The rise ani fall of the tides doubtiess be utilized to furnish vost esecthens Make’ ¢ for 4 No bal.ocon coud be constructed that Would | iss Dery nd he ; traction of weravitation of the earth. It is posseb.e Ces a projectile being fired from a verth og with om enour t) do sn. Mave your read Jul Verne s Jerus ne Moon?” (¢) It ts the dream of selenee te prod food by chemical means. The nearest 4, reach tv it } | sugar All humane persons will feel relieved if such should be the | Work- ; bere | | j has | that the workhouse and outdoor relief system can be so im- | ! be interval between | Vears; from 10 ». m, » flora remain years, the to selves by Per bels for coast upon which Payta stands has risen 40 few The Fish: Well, what are you going to do I would not enter on my Hst of friends, Though graced with polished manners and Yat wanting sensibility. the man Who nee licssly sets foot upon a worm. H 5 t. te. —s a ge S THE DRIEST PLACE ON EARTH. Payta, Which the latest reported till noon next are annuals, the dormant in Until a shower comes Kkeriminate. The natives the cultivation of cotton, which seven years witho ’ ‘ “UViNnN t in historic times. ll NO THOROUGHFARE. — —--- - = SYD is situated In Peru, five degrees south of the equator, is sald to the driest place on earth—the average | two showers being seven shower the earth maintain ives TTA == — “1s —_————e about The East Coast fisherme Krhnerationa, Voyege ended «“hristenas we ér cate) of herrings than nown before, the @gereg As a last cemprises seen that at Yarmouth mous quanmt.ty of herrings from the North Sey cash Was over AAU liso had a record catch, lasted Most of of which for seven to eause them them- ne jong-Tooted in the i: rain. The voyage began it the plentifulness «af ecarecity of nerrings nigh prices preva.ied son. The top Yarmouth boa than 34) pounds, and her lore received 2) pours pounds, six of the and the baw eook a half sia Of the importance of reeuth something fuct that the women day. ee ius ’ pow > toot ut nish “va i4a> who eived and pack the fish re } ° } "". ire « wages, the wa pounds and the Whiie much of the Tish is United Ringe: ® . teumers, pe abvut it? WANTING SENSIBILI fine sense, Fiesland where it forms the staple W poor. Mm. Vast quan} Russia, Germany, Ja, 214) f) i, TVhetr value 1 August, and, ‘ and che industry. to may be gauged from the | kee . RECORD HERRING HARVEST. Readers How He Old St n have enjoyed the most prosperous Christmas known for The Yarmouth fleet, in its ek, made a big- has ever been bat being 26,0uU il wiil n eneor- delivered in nard Lowestoft ulone Wis } » i4is, uling 18,40 iasts. owing to the great other piaces, the sea- tearned bo less skipper there- tne mate 140 crew 124 pounds each, re of 62 pounds. gut, sa.t, cure 13.00 pounds in | ‘ount them out, cart ng co: t 300 pounds, euten in the itles are sen{t to and Belgium, inter Giet of the ILITY. —( “Ow per. FRONT AND BACK. ousewife: deserving? Sandy H céivirg me? Sandy Pikes: I wou'idn't deceive yer, mum, Iw Dat’s why I cum aroun’ to de kitchen. Pikes: T- wuz at ousewife dafter dinner): Ye You were really front, but de dor uz at cde Why do you consider yourself de front, ma’am, uu are not de. at the front? dogetle, Weary: Nice zemtle Wourlet refuse a ir wiz locked. | shelter, would you? good A PLEA FOR MERCY. doggie; you men a nignts NO OFFENCE LOST IN THE SH Cabby (to cent who has! "Ere y’are, sir, This is you Ss: YOu. Mir litt FRENCH SCHOOLS IN souTH) YN Mi a A (Chamber a vear for schouls purpose of fostering and developing French continent, aggression,” intl threatened is aapryyy W tered few \v: h Wi Sta }eu the -_--- — éé “Vi he Harding, *hiveny be « . pyre hud come to be, to Keep the se it ayia iN Th I will oh hus rever “Kate.” said her love h Spe “Answer up mspital om ‘ir appointment. ers to ment, —he careful, = “eTre’s the (rent: Thush aliri feet ?—Pune UFFLE ° een dining out): r ‘ouse—get Out Siep. , but wersh my ——$———— the South! which By cornbread stands the thing pone ore id. MUX cola wuter to forma softish not be to holG& a soouon isnt. | Scoop up a2 palmful of-it a ly from one nand to the upr Monk: What Monk: Tiger are sadd i= t ~sord Monk: Ob}. > rat like tont! sf e flattery AMERICA. bil! Deputies to the Sauth of in Africa. iuthern ‘Teutonic im the by lence si eixter « Miss (ie FORBES, Scotia, and l~ and a nied ashinagt at its pater. and Muli mn, the Tr Harper's ital, Fes ror £uVvs Hos . = nevue : ee from 1 t} amd Urse. ishingteon.,. ix @ act tes, both roes amd Mi Pope have you has been introduced in the French vote muintenance This eister of the New York, has held several positions in the Hepssqelt ils forms a flattish oval. in one or your het p it still more’ with the finge i first pone. others round ] then pop ick, | e* ” sore ator looked like +3 mm elat? I about it it into a steady he five is cracking over the topeit 1 if it Is blistering it chance you strike 20 minutes you wil a king. Iloe cake is mixed in the only a ttle softer, dabbi on a hot griddle, flatrened mich, baked on one side, th the lus. ho.000 francs of French for the is which is, the sifted cornmeal with roinufes: needs less. PONE CAKE AND HOE CAKE. country under- in its mouth, mass, It must soft enougn to run, inor stiff enough nd toss it gent- other until it Slap the oval down and flatten That is the an, rs. unti! hot if the crust weds more fire; If by good medium, in your pan oven, and ky have corn pones fit for very same wiv, d in round pats to less than an en flopped over if the Hon. William Forbes, Justi of the Pope, of Judge Pope Under ‘retary of State. Canada, Miss Forbes is a She practiced there for I8SS, from which Unite SUperimmtenad daughter of Se ore’ na ansvaal. Bazar. six years. iy } : in she graduated i States in 1S%4 ROL 6te ii ‘ was ent of Colum} great number of nurses practicing private friends in iat as Won “UMNaAG anil } will many nurses. Stutes slie 4 the Vv he rw Court of Nova Kdward been Prince have yu st rraluate of Columbia Hospital, Miss Pope en- with honors a her capacity as ta Hospital in in the United jen. Both Miss lad to Know ¢ i O. KATE, you are gol S ried®?” said Mrs. W nicce, inquiringly. Aunt Mary? blushing deep.y. dv i have met aks oKRGt) and a numbet deeovn to the weddin Said sa, )y ‘: Surely you if ¥o Rute rex, ow. even Kr looked] and then Mary, | Know what I truth to m aunt, ate eaid: Auiit teil woul you is, rry er person. rine aske | ITi«* sha im?’ Kate hung her aking Kate. A grea answetl lL do,” Tre’, your afraid Ti I’m satd Voie: oeniv ask vou.to marry him, but will also beg you tu set the day inside of a@ fortnight, your love, Kate. very much whether he is hail oF fac wo gis eUencested that Rate and Percy attend it. her engagement 7" quer- had already hut Very well, then; Mr is not worthy of he # I doub. rthy of you.” One merning, about a week after the con- gaye 20 TRE x egg versation between Kate and her aunt, the latt inf: Perey her. found That visiting at her who was her that er. rmed bial), He airived the him a very p'easant niguit an the town hall, and " er nt liave vou anv ot he: rune. whe Vir. Sevrance for an a ih pole or ~ rere, So. positive sines uncomfortable, I eattrust you, and Kate, Sevrance willl husband's would spend a few days with next day entertainment engagement, “Then be good enough to go with Percy,” OA ng to be mar- to her yt | ; . Withers, rather yp we.i that wi) Nit. ithers tetae iy KONG : , “CUINpAaAYS kK. "*' asked Kate Phe nm I came ive nsked if 1 z. When Is it ean trust me udo nut wish Were SiIngk.neg. bie tried jn vain to Zeta but Mrs, Withers haat hesitated-a tell any revrance Inet Mr him. rply, ““dayyou ; head w.thout old woman, and tite Pikes : young fellow in his AK Tre lies site ‘“Hiis Kate’ Sod ie "dias he his. Wate he hua himwalthough he some Ohav. be had tt much as ce aily j ive hia freetormn e@ not firet time in wus with jeiousy, teciings, Re 1: * to rccompunieda t lore cite t deal depends in a low lus f« life ayed a In ‘ bart returned, jookiIng when has “TI cannot, possibly,” Kate's home, s, oe ” OU ave not nephew, | pving to. Mr. Bevrance, She askea, anxiously “Not a word. Why?’ “Recau limhted!y, “he has asked m just as soon as | can get happy. Aunt Mary, and tiink I almost doubted hin “Bless your dear heart,” kissing her tenderiy. “If 3 am |, and you may charge habit of | to me and we'll see to it at would re- “Perey.” Mra. Withers saat and ofte nh “you mav geo h ime now y inviting | tise ful bu’ | not nee j You wweul (and run home and he ole ved Chicago News hu and Kate young fellow. was to be Withers “ae ’ Mrs. discovered aah) ously aurif, Ler f & ots errr ae. TE Penn ee sen. eR vfs . Ci ee E oa. Perey rememlbere! that lowe 4 Kae “ignifteant ween nepoewrand aunt answered Kate, ‘remptorily, and Hn l Kate and found out calilneg. he cume he in- LW Youngs pev- hurmonious.y, word with Kate Were again second my : Withers was What right had riere Wath his rights? to throw this band- ales se ‘lelty so she Was ret to marry tu deo y AS A huted to For the Was > -- 2 Lio in . yf af . + out hn a watt! + ee os Le 2 = pte Pd ayia 4 : rye ; ai. Le 1 ak, a df

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pow vis. i eee e “tha Ops ae, : pee Aw LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 29, 1906 b - me ee re eee - ST LOUIS ENTAIES,!WAITING ON OTHERS, —————_-—_- GOSSIP ABOUT THE NOMINATIONS TO FAIR GROUNDS STAKES. —— - LUCKY BALDWIN’S COLORS. They Will Be Seen on the St. Louis Course Agnin This Year and La Goleta Will Help Carry Them. The Post-Dispatch was the only news- paper to publish the compicte iiet of entries to the stakes of the St. Louls Fair Associa- tion. The list appeared of the Post-Diepatch, page, but was the greatest of the day. The liat was sought after by followers of the turf in St. Louis and elsewhere and was eagerly scanned by owners of thorougn- breeds in thie section who have entered their horees in this year’s stake features of the Bt. Louts Fair Arsocilation., The list will also be scanned e western turfmen, whe have sent nominations to the events at St. The list of nominations, the longest in the histery of the Fair Association, con- tains the names of many turfman who have not raced their horses here tn recent years Prominent among the newcomers are Mar- eus Daly, the Montana copper king,. and hb. J. Baldwin, better kiown as “‘Lucky”’ Baldwin, the California turfman. Baidwin has entered his great Goleta, in the Inaugural, Memorial, summer Handitap, the Press Stuke and the @t. Francols. His good mare, Hindoo Princess, has be: nominate! for the Club Members Handk ap, and she is aiso in several] other stakes. Daily will be represented in the Debutante, the first 2-vear-o.d etake of the St. Louts meeting, and HBonetary and Immode! wi.) be his remeevsentatives in the Juntor Chain- plonship. In the Brewers’ Stake Gofer will carry the Daly colors, and that ot ts also entered in the Turf Congres as Stak: in the Sunday edition took up more than a sporting item ageriy’ by in their Louls. mare, La Mid- in Burns & Ww aterhoure. stable of the Pacific Blope, in nearly every one of the howeve r, Appear to have a specia! design on the Inaugural, fo r their two cracks. David Tenny and ler. Shenpard, have both been to awtart in ii » Memerrian. they have Dr. Sheppard, like Barns & Waterhouse. appear aixious to win thee Inaugural. for ihelir nominations-«in it inciude W. Overton. Timemaker, Lieber Kar!, Sca Lion, Stream. er and Shilllugburn. Out of that lot they may have natned the winner of the firs: stake of the St. Louls meeting. In the ell-azed the leading are represented stakes, They, placed South- division this vear the Cabns appear to have nothing better than Verify, Crocket, Thrive and Sir Gatian. bu the 8:. Louls turfmen have been Iiberal in thelr entrice to the jtuventic events and they, may bring out several crack 2-year- olds, just ae thew did last vear. The Cahns have put (rocket Thrive and Glen Lake in the Meramec, but Verify ts thelr only entry itn the Inaugural. eo, of the teams In the St. Louls Hockey League followa: (lube. Won. Laat. Tled Mt. tanta U nay a ” aeo'tion FO OD HO ” “ aple Leafe : Sew 3 ! Mt. tl. A.A oH 2 Turvers 0 v 0 rn The race for the c hampionship of the In- terecholasi{: League is an exciting one and @s every club in the league has a chance to carry off the pennant Interest will wax ' Warm in the fight for honors from tow un- tii the end of the season. The etanding of e clubs follows: Clube. Won. Lost. Mtnual T & 2 Mmith Academy High Sebo! — Mt Laue 0 niversity. 1 The hockey schedule the week at i Ice Palace follows: Interscholastic —Thuraday afiernoon, High B8choo!l Maple Leafs. Woods ts. Si'd'’g. “ 1 Tied, Pts. St'd'g. ; 3 w eo 7 » a “ 2 > for Louls Unive ysaity. Saturday morn- smh Academy vs. Manual Trainias Loule Hockey . cgue—To- og ae tation Football Hoc key Club vs. Peels University Alumni! —@ RACING AT SARATOGA. Seventeen Stakes to Be Run Over That Course This Season. NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-—Seventeen stakes to be run thie season over the Saratusa track are announced by the association, en- tries for which close on March 1. horse provided for 3-year-oids and wards, are the Beverwyck Handicap at a mile; the Oiligens and Merchants’ Handi- cap, at one mile and a aixteenth; the Spen- pandicap, at one mile and an el the Keern “y Handicap, heat race, at ieee tag e Of a mile; the Kensington Hotel rdle handicap, and the Saratoga sieeple- chase hand a Stakes for 3-ye up- ar-Olda an follows: The Madden stake at one mile: the Fair- view stud stakes with selling allowances, t one mile, and the Hendr.e stakes. for at one mile and a sixteenth. ght events are confined to 2-year-olds ng: e Grand Uniden Hoiel a double event, of $000 each, with ties and allowances, at three- -quarters mile; the Fielechmann #iake. at five M handicap, at three- the Pepper stakes, at the McGraithiana geldings, at five fur- Stakes, for fillies, . ‘s , 3 M8 , ee &; — —_ NATIONAL LEAGUE MEN TAKING THEIR TIME AT GUESSING. 1 _— + - JOHN T. BRUSH AND A. H. SCDEN. With Hart and Rogers They Will Try and Head Off the American Association. Special to the Pust-Diapatcb. NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—For the purpose of hearing the report of the circuit com- mittee of the National League of Profes- sional Liaseball C.ubs a special meet.ng wil soon be calied, hd .m this eity. Although no official announcemen; has been made, it understood that the com- mittee has perfeeted ail arrangemen.s with the exc “| ntion, pusstb. ¥. of “a Tew m nor ae- tails. for the fedvtiotm of the circuit from twelve to e ght ede. | This comumite. lokd nlaeved «+ estar reme while the warde Roslel, Raegwott. Casey, and McArthur, plaved well and Tivrhe the ‘evr pe for- In the St. Lou's League at Fulwards Park the game between the Thistles and Lib- ertys. resulted in a tle, neither team betng ab.e to #core The game at Vandeventer ant © ’ ‘ avenucs between the TAn4: lls and Nationa'e also resulted in a tle, both teamas scoring a goal In this game there was quite an larcument. Which reevited tn both teams leaving the field befor: the game was com- i peted. The cate of the the referee quit and anot*er was eu)«il- tuted. The lawet man’s decis ons were very of color and both teams ieft the fied St. Louis Six Day Walk. nick Kernedy, the &t Lo “¢ p.on long-distance Salke: of. the Weer participate in the s'*~the resuit of the grit [Nee rusaders a » phy e yicd oe” ASSUPHIM'O that 4.0P¢ or compromise It fis .ory the cutee ropes) cCconterence said it trad of a conference ‘orniit this Conference qd its attention ‘wer Members of and borst efiy Ure ated por: arit with the j proposed as a resuit Piween he tkixecutive ¢ | Poti ‘a Board e | committee iad pecially to the | board, Messrs. teval bear the purr oon business 2 J z ‘Tes prope riy, uted t VYuppeaied to (he brewers, | bree *l) tye*- the | t t: ea- tite coe sacte luring dirrete wip br putaue adiare If mu” comMmniit te © a,.range a represe nting Close ‘ Committe the brewet! rnéey Hurlburt was srort from thre cre mh he a is CO-eper report was a tye Pa pate? * Commissioner wilful fa_lure t with being in rmmiiites ity. ; address auch oizd faynes' the was to con. thy 2 Ti I Enleavet the eru- deonuneti- end thie eh: th ihetr lutte the forces called ati Wn thing rm vith es. nk 'eakue rlidoon the last “at that time the wit the brewers The next nets will b: Menday in Febru ar} and result o the eonfe rene: will be rep ort ed h Led flowers | burnished with ‘border. cream, Sugar and spoon holder, three pieces for only. a “The Worid’s Grandest Jewelry Establishment.” Oa BROADWAY, Corarr LOCUST ST. e. a beauty cf this set and the remarkably low price it is now offered at, should “Gea ae induce you to send us your ORDER AT ONCE, or call and purchase. « This will introduce to you our new ‘'1900"’ patter — QUADRUPLE SILVER-PLATED 4-PIECE A\ Tea Service A set of 4 pieces, tea (or coffee) pot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher and spoon holder, for only PER SET OF 4 PIECES. Is it not wonderful that a table can be s@ beaut.fully decerated at so surprisingly It is worth while nx of the enduring 4 17.00 = small an expense? Th: pleasure to wife, sister thinking about. Tea Pot (heiglt, 8 inches). or nother and the retine mentand elegance vive HIS SET is of the very best quad- “ rupie siiver pl. a in strong heavy white metal, ich piece stamped ‘‘Mermod & jee ''* The body is the tea table for so small an outlay as ap bd ee .of satin finixh with brizht shield which \ ie we will engrave tree of charge. ‘ with raised chased upper part is brightly a rich applied chased mented and t! 12 is orna Syrup Pitcher and Plate, to match Tea Sot, oniy $3.25 for both. But neither pictures nor description can do justice to the brightness, richness and beauty of the pieces of this set, separately and collectively. aS Speaking of separately—surprisingly low in price as this ele- fant set is, vet any piece will be sold separately if desired. you have a tea or coffee pot we wiil sell you the $6 00 . ‘ Butter Dish to match Tea Set, only $3.25 If interested in these fine goods er in Solid Silverware, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, ’ } ily ur in IsT7 two terms in tla death eccurred on the an versary of his wedding Wheatley Cclored £chool. H of th Colored of the recent HY ashi Finn's ine (*hureh Tuesd ry ming be held at ihe . * * ‘ Owe, ? , . 7s Power off perine is m4 by his tupils the for mission ta the member the graduating priseed Tite cass HAVe ARE Vas So cent, ane member of the class mea ! age ( f WD per cent, which Mr, Pr: the igheet avetore mde he | »>members of this remerkK-~ Ec be clas are Mamie BE. ‘Man, B ossie Bran } “ eal A volce Z Dilmsr an, MI 'Rrown, John A. Freeman, Jullu lson. William J. Buckner, Allen Ku iCharies I. Steele, Albert Stary, F Merriwether, Abram Hill and | Bowman, The Wheatley LAterary Soctety its exercies at the Fifth Baptist next Thursday evening pW, Soha i. (Charles ir Wheatley showing lexaminuatiors am) haool EKvery = pr mite in > in 4.>S ry r { dadre Hn AVY: be tevos is cman if. ede) a A Sreve il kner, ifliilie Walter J will have (*hureh The Phenomenal Success of G H. Munyim's xtra Dry— rh 300 imported in 808, 72.40 cases more oper bravd— is due toits um-urpasse itv. The 1885 Vintage now being equals ite predecesoors Funeral of Col. W. P. Howard. The fvreral of Co', WilHamison a ard, the commission ‘oOheor, who dle vrday. was held ot hi residence Pine street Monday ‘ternoon Infterme ne was at HBeliefonta.ne Cemeiery, Col. Moward | GLU MAN WAS NEARLY FROZEN George Hubkert fer Fine Goods. he asked for lodging. He went to sleep be- | AMUSEMENTS. vALY hind sume boxes and was forgotten. Mon- |. __.. HOPKINS [405 day morning the proprietor-found him. THE P.. WER OF THE PRESS, Iiubert was unconscious, The man sum- moned an ambuiance and Hubert was re- VAUDEVILLE Felix Karry, the Jacksons, Salone Kingsley, La Petite Mathilde. moved to the City Dispensary. He was BARGAIN | [O—20—30 revi ved ental by Dr. Vogel and sent to the | MATS, 25c. STANDARD. The Home of Folly—Two Frolics Dally. RICE & BARTON'S BIG GAIETY CO. EXTRA—THE INSULT. Next Week IRWIN'S BURLESQUERS, OLYMPIC —At 8:15 To-N ight Special I’rices at Wed. Mat Siim, Tie, Mie, Be. JEFFERSON DE ANGELIS OPERA COMPANY IN ‘THE JOL:.Y MUSKETEER."’ RPGULAKR MAT. SATERDAY Next: Monday--Henry Irving Mivw Ellen Terry. OLYMPIC. Week Beginning Fehruary 5th, HENRY IRVING Mists ELLEN TERRY And the Londen Lreeum €% REP RTOIRE, nd Teareden Ciccone = “ROREeREEaE™ and Thursday Nights hriday Se MERCHANT OF VENIOE” wat. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE” ( i# 4 acts ) Nicht. -...... MISS ELLEN TERRY In “WANCE OLDFMELD” to be followed ‘s! HENRY IRVING In “THE BELLS Reserved Seat Sale Upens Tuesday (To-Morrew) January 30, at%a. m. as follows » entire ieee Wandered From the Home of Rest and Couldn’t Find His Way Back. SUNDAY’'S P.-D. WANTS are— The rich man’s GU IDE, The poor man’s DIRECTORY. Was almost found to aced S) years, He oOrning “4 Hubert, leath Mion: wae and lay m sent M’Glynn Memorial Services. in honor of the memory of Rev. Father MeGlynn was held Sunday afiernoon at the Non Secterian Church. The meeting was presided over by Mr. J. W, Evans. Mr, N. O. Nelson spoke on his pers nal recollections of Father McGlivnn. tabbi Sale eulogized the dead prieg. Prof. KE M. Cruncen and Measrs. Siev Ryan, wil: tam Atkinson and John 8S. Crosby, the fast . imeed of New York, were the other AiAers, A meeting Sunday fel, he says, re b+. a { i levee AMUSEMENTS. “DR. T. DeWITT TALMAGE — Lecture oan— SCIEN7TE OF COOD CHEER, Osces, Grand and Fiesey Avs., Jaa. 29.b, 199), At 8 o'clock p. m. Popular prices. Advance sale of tickets af Bulluas Drow’, 1100 Ulive street, Painless DentistryFree We are now beginning our spring course and we will do aii work FREE. Small charges for metertal. tatil Feb. 2 we will make full SAVE PAIN. SAVE MONFY. Gold Crovens liridge work ‘solid Fill.ngs Sliver |} iltings Teeth Extracted Teeth ¢€ loaned ; A @ritten guarantee for ten years with all wort, ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC adimasithen:: p er a COLOS, SHATTERED NERVES. /-. A Piet i satiny red pill, made only by he Vad Uhcis ‘« bot ie. e of teet ort mpany “When we are mari:ied, Whv. what will you dul e JACK FROS In lage rl cook for you.” A 1:3 ten BANING POWDER at th popalsr Price, 2ic A POUND. Without Pato Pri: Dores. of hel balan: le Ty. ea ls “er $2 “at \ °° of ten | Terme’ Fe !. lnc k Oe | Pao 8... treat truws of babuny, 623 firet «it rows af . te gallery. ae HAVLIN’S. 2 Matinees Tuwaday urewtay aid oy ae UR EVE 23. DEVIL'S ISLAND ss, 15, 2 tr :, 25c atinee Murphy. Shaun Kine §6> [aa GRAND 33: Union College of Painless Dentistry 622 OLIVE STREET, Southeast corner of Tth and Olive. Opes dally. Sunday, i0 to 4 Eveniogs till ¥ DOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAPSULES. (ileet of Uonatural Discharges tio All drug- ie f QUICK MEAL | STEEL RANGES & Cures Gonorroea, a few dass. Full directions Price, $1 50 'eistxs or mail I DICK & Ce), 138 Centre st., was 78 years old lie was for many years engaged tn the shipping busimes=s along the Miesissipypi At the time of deat! a meinber of Mere) hx nd a adlrect f Severa, | j retired from ive busines lie Was tWiee married hildre a! : nis ints" i jeaves elght « Euchre at Sieske Hal l. A progressive eu hire will be the Sacrid Ueart. branch No Knights and Laciea of Ame: Hali. Jefferson and (ass avenue pevening Handsome prizes wtil Riven t*at? Jeffries Going to Hot Springs. Pf NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--James J. Jeffri Will leave ror Hot Springs to-morrow afte: Noon, where he gov to bewin a Arsktions for h.a tenpicrenip Jim Corbet, Whieh takes Place in March _Jdcoffries said tuo-div that he was feeling well ard expected to have no diffleuityv in get- ting .uto proper condition. Jeffries will vo a ompanied on his trip by his brother Jack, who will act as Nila sparring part- her “tive jr batite Ww: t Kelley as a Judge. According to a rumo “lated in RBa'- timore recent.y, and avi < “g comes from the be et ‘ f at thority, Joe Kelley, the popular the ehampten Rrooklyne. ‘ bacome a potee magistrate i Joe's father-in-law {- the Dick be lal «ty at th a SUrp rise r é ; Phe ple pays S710) @ year. Central Rowing Club. tral Rewing Club Suni‘iay insta: at it ee] 3* The (‘ern meeting oan tes. ». Lam: ee ie Metres enti. Ff ; s* bee ee ié it . t¥ treasure, T : r\ <5 : Kamp. Bie rMINn: Captain box “Munday 3 Matinee Jus Matinees, HOYT’S é 25¢ & 0c. A TRIP TO CHINATOWN, ight Priceoe— 15.2%, 48, 806 Neat week Joba & Panama Rar. A*ilot ond Time ICE PALACE, SKATING NAY AN” HICH™. Tuesday and Th ursday , scat rata ts Post-Dispatch sal we. |CENTURY. of columns (less cheap legal) published in the two other 4 Per Cent_ ~~ [s the record of excess advertising in the for, the entire year 1899 total MAT. 25 leoiel and Charea Frehbman preseasg Cc their weoet eesTul oud eniqnue cot and ex) ‘T «O'NF WHITE HORSB 60c PAVEMN © with the Ortgineal New ©) York eae Revu.ar Mat Sat y. Neat PLUOORTING IAPR —! ~-Continuo COLUMBIA “VriiscHe. \co WAITS FROM 1 TILL 10 30 DAILY. Fars Kendal: Mr ead tT. Nae Ldlile Wesiern Mary ts Harry Thete a boy aad Clark Em meone Fanerem & is,mey Haerke!l. PFormene A Trunter and Harries. VUbitwman Sietere t In € K'NOGKUMc. 19-~20=< 30c¢ (webesire ¢Dalre (Peeerved:, (oate GEORGE KENNAN, . A. Hall, Grand yp Frsvetliio wh 3 hos eventing. Janu & a ehek over the number evening pepers combined. Here are the exact figures: Munla® Total Paid Advertising inthe POST-DISPATCH . in the TWO other local Evening Papers combined ... . 4521 cots 3992 Cols 529 Cols The P.-D. exceeds the two others combined et Se fap THE POST-DISPATCH WILL ACCEPT ALL ADVERTIS. ING with the dstinct and umequivocal GUARANTEB tha: it has a LARGER, bona fide PAID CIRCULATION, SUNDAY or DAILY, ia the City of St. Louis and its sub- urbs than envy fwo other morning or evcning newspapers combined. el ——_—i. ° Castie S&S Opera pe Music Hall Oe veg » Sa Mignon —— Sixteen new members Were admiited and lao applicativous were received. DER FREI CHUTE |

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s apet se “ita Pe ae ag 7. MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 29, 1900. eat SHE WAS DENIED A OORCEWneE AC A LAWYER THE MARKETS. FINANCIAL. . Judge Talty Decided Tt d That Mrs. Mary eae eae a MERCHANTS ENCHANGE, Jan. ov poo! cables,-a denial of @ Erench crop : . THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, me Pro here Ha r K. venc d Not Es Strong cables and a repert of a decided juss an Cifoor teva iets oe oi ae - the Frenec! ‘Top we pituted i id advance tn y! ° they fell a sean . a MORE WORK FOR BRITISH PUB- tablished Her Case. SEARCHING INQUIRY INTO A DEE ia: futures. tm lower prices in Partie, fefiected It Urued here, advancing to 107% broadway, (bet. Olive and Pise Sts), with _— by the (hiceago market, the bulls lest mur h Qreritirs ly upenet at ot ates ‘ . oy om? M CHASING COMMISSION. . : ce TK ¢ FAULT DIVORCE CASE. for a tim tTlees threatents io ge below Gatur- Me’ 1 ‘mh at => | | he petition of Mary K. Proven ‘here io yl sieon eats in oy rane continued ga.ns in ‘ ' - ae te ‘a ae HALF ILLION re iG t a eo rease j eV aes Full Paid Capital and ee ees : a divore P an . Provenchere iissed by Jude Talty 3 of a heavy shipment of Argentine — . ent.y, for » time the market in the liiper's I mettent Late ‘ 1 toi different I’ wtings was Jdismisse: , dge Talty Monday, the woul te - ftom ' LIEUT.-COL. STEVENS ARAIVES. court | holding that the plaintin nad nov es |AN UNUSUAL PROCEEDING. to the Uafted itagdam, were the lef camses mn began to comp ia. showing a dreseaee, = sy THREE RUNDRED AXD SEVENTY-FIVE TROUSAND Shae ew ‘The detendant ‘te a member of one of the Re ee aie op Hyg ap Bova Encee aaaacinn aumlee. aaa | eres ae ager bh thes hed boon, “at ye time eee ee eens ae —— Animals Will eB Shipped to Africa for SuMine Bechetioaes tan ihe ee ee ee. | Judge Klein Holds That the Law , “tinned for sume time. entire. control af the marke eunidens | ved. money in moderate amounts to re pute Cavalry Service as Fast as They in Manteo Set reterns fio Bee Louls. h tow Shculd Mak» It the Judge’s Duty ag wae a ai tad to had Ulubee op emailer | 767,000 bu, the Kugpeas « de e . of WoO cantile needs, has dally adde to ite ine of world's shipments than had been eapected, the bu. while iat abe ie Ce tatrie ge > Bee bu. — and to-day, with total resources * surprs sing montha before their separation, which is al- : : Are Accepted. le ged to have oc aared in July. _ to Thus Inquire Into = Case et Deere pete beatghrarys = Bagg pind Be = 4 at or ae la ni at 77 Jus rouae to he plaintiff charge “] the de ‘fe ant w ith ‘ia theh cro} reports, whi.e : ,e Yan ‘ te &* a 19 p " 7 > ue ae Pa) | . § " Atti: rm cue ing at : . The, indignities, ail of which of _—— asiecs aie owt “id a ee round Hn ve mC wo NEWS oF AME OPI FIVE M ILLION, be r Te sult was vigorouslv contester mut it noi . . P - open " ; t ; h . - . aes | ' J a? Sanford Lieutenant-Colone! M. Sievens, a repre-- was notable for its apparent lack of fil- The hearing of the Givor © cane of Selina sierad 7 —— Se Leeann latee ; eat haa seen top fer a Wii PApeet Solielis accounts. promising that all bust sentative of the British army, is at the feeling between the parties. Each was| Cory against Pierson Cory in Division l vn gud spot demand.” it te fh Tf a cent of two betere any iur ; ae a eee to it will be treated with > . . H ’ omex to St. l ule to caem throvehout ‘he prcecer ding and care- of the Circuit,Court Monday Was attenc: d —_——— och " ’ T -* to } ee faitl i! . v ImMmptness, accuracy and liber- Pianters’ Hotel € « “ why salieri bs fully avoided any show of bad temper. y unique feature, The defendaat was The Weather—Prebably fs'r to-night and Tues ak eine Tar mete gp o> ane 9 ne - wey eity. interess pald on time certiicates continue the purchase oF MuU.es af ata ° — wy a " ° , : — 0 dav: not soe cold - to-night: co.der Tues lay. The , ay - , e te b As the c baie wy re ‘era of bis government in the Transvaal and unable. on account of lack of funds, either tarometer is highest over the lower Misetaalppt B. nee ho ben Be anal ha nah ie a i aa OiRreECTORS. f ie ‘ Texas bie owesat «¢ ne 3 seiie'lt we — — : ‘ A ont ; has .orders to procure 1™® pack aninmla 183 STITCHES IN HIS FACE to appear or to emjp.oy an attorney to rep- be Pew y ae Bed + tenia tu = t 3 Naturday R CLeme 1 PATTY. BROWN. A. T. KELLEY CHRIS. SHARP, i . 4 . ” . LUCAS F. R. RICE DANIEI : oe He has announce: “ rat the 5 ) : . ' Mr. Pyle’s Countenance Is Now Com. managed it as a practicing lawyer would irginia north. | eS ; ~am bttle « 5 §..B. ©s.Be . . . «3. HULMES, A. H. DUNCAN. urchaeliig commission to which he ir it- © , so : ‘ e temperature has risen fapltiy tn the wee eet ssa , “iy ot " . fo ous > 2p , ; Sreaae aul of which Cant = MI Rnilth ia posed Almost of as Much Thread have done if he had been reta. ned by him. Are Northwest and fnllen frou oe acm af » dest ons , ; WALK ER HILL, I rest. kl HRON CATLIN, V.-Prest Ll. A. BATTAILE,Cashiea , © i ayot. OS. MM. f oe ‘ ver eastWard, except in tie North Ahmad eae the head, have beet, enlarged, and chat he | as It Is Flesh. osttda Sa Gekait ot the Gefondat end ex: "at and his associates have been re : to a oo jamaned them and °C roas-examined she Etocks of Graln in St. Louis E:ievat-rs. yt a Duy severe! thousand horses in this eoun- BE. Pyle’s face Is held together by more | peatntiff's witnesses Gasecy. gmat a boa gga : : is aff bat) this iw not ; . >a . rad yee ; . I 2 i qecTee oO a vt 4 Satrire ear ace , ' ; city for the Rivitiah CaAVAITY STV ice. ¢ ‘ ’ . . P =o « f " i i . t } o ‘? = . will furnish most of the horses needed. There are elght cuts exte — over the | pi. declared that his wife's charges. 01 ee eee S 11 8 Tet Pee ht eel task: | if apy wut of ba Cral nd Provisions gin. We are ceanecied by SFECIAL LEASED "he -ork f securt thoice oe . neck, both cheeks and the fo eut. Phe i... a ae 8 ny he f ‘ 1 me eo; ' (y Lefiwt rain a VIR work of securing choice cavalry physicians de net believe the man wii die cruelty and abuse were faise and that, if are re TG me Das . | rm Sd ee ES with the varieus exchaages. horses bas been carried on in the local Pp a: y oe ae , reaper } . : _— he were ab.e elther to atrend the trial of ‘ 2 hi xed r. 1}. te . ‘ : page & Pree " . ‘ . ———— hy) sorte ‘ , yle vi » quarreied with Craber Sun- ; ; > ia 4 4s "4. e thing 1% arent niarkets for yore than “4 week and marp Tay a hey ghd ll, “ kee He says (‘raber aay rae olin h. ae Pang Me fo 4 on = wah : s “ ea tet 27 : 4 rt ki, tnier | CAYLORD, B- ESSING & co., 307 Olive §t., St. Louis, Mo. el , os nis ¢ Tine * “' (lereres | Wire S 7) ee be Cen CTS ' . — . Aly ’ * , j « “ae ve tpert 1 = lee Or faies have been made. - he English Gov- cased him a liar amb that he Knocked prow - “ * reat poi th cab lar eaeae to ow 2 whit ot athe 2.aeht othine mew im cook “fF « ; seit ned ernment is paying well-for the grade of Craber down. Craber then attacked him this effect. but add;esse) probably a seore No. 2 rye i >. ; > cae winert ane 5 = ere: 3. avimais ii sega ay and the presence of lis With a knife. Wa whi te the court, fina y moving Judge K ein to | —— by Dbeanuiet th Pllday ” BS venice es re we ES BM fer A G. - representatives has. caused great activity The men board at 1218 ashimeton ave- investi on] ‘lat ; ee on: : a te iSAp pus \j o the bole in in local marketa. nue and were waiting fer supper when the gte sg? Poaaene he furnished a Export Movenicnts of Grain. ts metions t) miern nm Liverpeel cables dn 9 til'sh news I lowk for Texans. Indian Territory and Southera— Union Station. ‘ve . nto them and] mot cnly give the court's permission § to ter ree Besees Poveral voreys into make these inquiries, but should make it Western Movements | of ‘Grain. 1 spr! ) ma ee ee Fine wediat i: Pr: it t A man who gave his name as Jerry ‘it seemed as though we had ran up against ’ ; > >| an imperative duty. —_ ‘orn «} Copeland and ciaimed he was traveling the real thing. All of “a suds den word came ‘ ’ ~e ~ tb Oa | : haveing xg 5 ey down the line that Gen, Lawton Was 601. PLACE : Kuasas, Nebraska and Weatern— from Hot Springs, Ark., to Seattle, Wash ‘ “You ought to have heard the ery they ” ’ Re shf me s The coarse grain again went in the opposite ad. tright medium aroused const derable e xciteme nt at Union set up, the cursing of the bova a8 soon as RANK CAR (} | A {/) —_ sant . ‘ . |Teetion to Wheat at the opening of to-day's market fine medium Btation Sunday night by his rem: arKkable we heard it. We all seemed as though we St. Iwvule ; 13, 1i% e yy Pee WD rit totally ignortng the bullish feeling prews Light fine owe oa , — would go crazy as we dashed across the o Chicago .. au, 4. a tf TU WS rr rete av. evga — the nye rt ) Whavy _ Texas ateess 2.27404 70: Texas cows, $ © said the 2or' ad assigned to him river with water up to our nec ka and under To edo... 3.10 , ot. 4 aban \ ds Saturday es close and later was a Up Dark mediurto hative cows ‘and hetfers, £2. 00085 U0: the contro) of the untlverse and was taking the murderous are thev po ured upon us Mrs. Gleagon, n Boarding House Keep- potrett , "4° o. o 4.6 ge Aa oe 1 S400 a Pg oat see es — W pe gg feeders, $8.7545.15: bulls."$3 Ouend OD es’. Hie announced that he ; “i , , ’ : . 7 oma? ' aness ‘ity b- ot : ‘ ~ ur i¢ ee rik Saliprnenuts, , right abd medlur ve'pta, S000: market ned steady. . penned’ of all powers o t the Supre B i I Tn, dae oa . oy glibeagd o- i ao 7 aanbades drop er at 4975 Easton Avenue, Not Ee weenes _~ ~ a oak aaa ‘i nee ace ie geval with sealers seg come wens. ik of ales #4 ce ad . - 4 vi seo ehlu ‘ Neale S16) . > + & ° ’ oeocal ms ’ r" oo ; . ‘ Awd —- P . 1). Y and when he war charged 7 centa fo and hear them movpan. You forget all you E Minne lis sat. pet hawt fee ys "loan : S4i) tn) i, mpared with Fine medium $4.57 hat To: packers, $4 60404.70; mixed, aia ; i xpected to Live. Jruluth 22. F - - 2.792 .. ... | bees a it Cal Light fi 4.0745: light, $4.04 62'6: vorkers, 84 GOOG. sen ing = _eere mm ~ I bate ett, Ariz : Mb learned in church and o° h mme and every- ; orn afloat increase: 1 1. 240.000) ben Heavy fine pigs a Ghent 4) Shie $) * Receipts . TT TE inarkes rotested Vigerousiyv, declaring that the thing else good I thought that fight we — Ww ceceipts at St. Tseuia todey were 152.800 bu. Arkansas— itor. te S BS. tensed i i . [ xi i ' ‘ ai rer a ty Rr tmeere i ! ’ 4 >. 0D, estern Flour Movement. omparet with 1.975 bu the sathe day last year Medium gis ‘Gaaorel rene ' AE ae ee i een Sffe KANMAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 20 MHA: market stearly Native «teers, Ses § enect eee = ves he mre : he Successor of _ lort had at Angeles the nighi after our arrival Mis. Gleason, who has been conducting a 124 1 eh 8 Snousd exempt him from paying for any- at Luzon was bad enough. but the Lord ree : » ; Or Kas a ieee , mee f these 124 cars were beeal, csanpared with lsurry Is | MONTH JOSE. Me. Jan one Cattine thing. knows we surely had {: this time. We are large boarding house it 4975 Easton avenue, Receipta. Shipm'ts. P > and 170 cars the sa! ne dar lnat vear Herd burry 5 Recelnts. ton market attend to See. ile He was nicely dressed, and possessed a now in San Fernando resting up, as. we took carbolic acid about 1:30 o'clock ‘Monday | s+ Louis - res Stites a.) med af - a ie sold at SIC, 31N@ Tub v bempasietg | Hoge Recelpts, NOM market strong 9 oe higher: g00d education. His only bagage was a had 21 days’ hard marching on the road.” | afternoon with suictdal intent. An emer- j (bicdgo @..- eee eres S245" Dp ¥ pt at emary jetiuts to-day were 29 WUle 94, GiGes. 10; top, 98.8 Violin, with whieh he said he would make Serg:. Bell was about to be examined for] gency run was made by City Hospital am- Detroit .-... Lee es — ' M14 bu, as compared with 97.000 bu same date | : 2 @24 Bacay ~— Kevelpts, Gy; market strong, music for the entertainment of the “Good a commission when the letter was written. | Bulances in th hope of saving the " woman’ 3 | ree dG eae Sa gietsintsl o's a: sme | bi peur leck ia Powers. He p,obably bas shoulder straps by this ie, but her recove ry is doubtful, sna ona cmt It is no! known there where his relatives Co. from interfering with the Garrison fac- ae live In St. Louls. An attempt is being tion in their posse «sion of he hooks and mada by Alexander Berlitz, before Judge ’ eas WHEAT Demand firm: rec: qtite libera.: ch ice tim- 16 stverts made ‘o find them. Coroner Balley «af offices of the compary, Yachritz , - — : . othy, $12.00); extra hole as Ligh as $12.50; No. = 2eeeee Madison County held an inquest. The yer- The order requires the plaintiffs to give x: sort aoe i Hollwt: ae — CASTELLANES AT LAKEWOOD. Quotations: = - + an KF. ANS oe jeaudy ut $1 YY per bu for be Arkances steve , i . ° ‘coe Bs ashville ‘ "16 ~ , , =4' «44 eh age ~ Arkateas see , seceeed re ; | ae mw ‘ DWELLINGS FOR RENT. They Attend a Dinner of Friends y vmee aged 4 oasis anaes hs peaes ! 42 gy ger , OUR 8) ‘ Srcornin, fi). Arkansas bulie ...... con é | Le re vere | 14 Words i A ! id , 16. Liew 2th $1 @rsi U ~ $2.40 =! cows and bullae ...... 1+ » ‘. Ta © 5008 a. or Lees, 20 Cénte. 2 While George Gould Gives a Party i Mieee etree. bhpmepee: No 3 white: .22. 25° @2Bly 25 G25 Boas” | |. PROVISIONS, | SHEED Receipts, 600, mostly sent direct; | Missewet Pa FOR L EA LAKEW OW]. . N. + Jan. 2. —The Count Good middling he ; meee ‘ ¢ ’ WWiyat 4) a ake a a $5. t2 gq: piline, s. wD. ket steady aud active. SE. and Countess Castellane are being enter- | M: pe. fair . ister below whi - . 4 : ix a 4 ke * ios 4 s ‘LT Rhon hoes eo: "aueal ans Tite, S%c: 40 lambs - ‘ : : es nges aud stains. 1 “& e iow white. ; hiker ees _- Psi he A. ; ww sue18, ¢ GREE ‘s be ; . ; tite 510-12 WASHINGTON AVENUE, | tHined by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight M. Harris, NV AREMOUSE SPATENENT TO-DAY Revo GUS Se ar ribs, Giye: clear sides, 6% she ae 4 watives as whose home is on the lake drive, opposite 1 Suu. wes, . - s -_ ; . 1 orders, boxe ey Nt onlders, er; Gl natives ........666 os: . aan i eecee lories, including Basemeat. the George J. Gould esinte, Mr. and Mrs Net receipts today se AR Cloalng Highest Laweat. ‘oainea 4 short, es clear fa Owe: nr ere s bum oe ic Mace eae beel o pir a} feet frontage by 16 feet deep. Passen Edwin Gould are also the guests of Mr. | Net recetpts 3% ane ee — Fg nce - e | ‘’ : ; ae ie . ; ’ : rATL ) ' Tihs tecelpts, S00 Market is “uoted atfong | - - and frei ht @.evators, steam heat, ful- and Mrs. Harris. My. Harris gave at din- | Net shipments to-day. _ Os - wheat LEAD AN spe SPiek ast = Lioness ‘lowing « easier. t ® equi ’ for immediate occupancy. Pos. Deh Just night, while Mr. and Mes. George | Net shipments since Sept. 1... 108,100 a cama , PAT) $4 620,414.05 ons. seesion ie oh 1, 1900. Apply to A. Dd Cun- J. Gould were holding a house party at |] Gross revelpts fen ~«lny 2.14% ze : so iS T8Ton . ae aoa SPELTER $4 6% me, “th. 70. ingham, secretary, Room #7, 421 Olive | @eorsian Court. Seeks aes teehee > ee ee oe w1 hb TZ by | | ——- e # Pus: v “ , si? July S4a 60!.a@ 4 S| se streot. tiross shipments siuce Sept. 1. . 500,287 » mre | wn ON THE “STREET. = on band... .. 95,208 | ‘OR? . FREE OF BUBONIC PLAGUE. LAY EA MOL Spot quiet and ied higher: . a m som at ; Post-Dispatch quotations are for carload lots ta FARMS FOR SALE lands, 2l-32d; sales, SK) bales: futures closed Zion oe peace wren) Ar handa wunie ytherw ( “* ; “- «l i ‘ . +. ; : oe st ‘ lless othe “e Quoted SuteLvers, 14 Words or Leas, 20 € Large Ports in Brazil Are Again Open steady; Jan., 435-641 9: Jap. and Feb., 431-044; ; Ma} 31%!) 31% BI 'qeu1! Zita | drovers and market men bay selected stock ‘and Ga RM—200 = ~ to Traffic. 5 Gees yet A 434d 8; March and April, IDA, ems $2lua | Ps bigher prices — 200 actos; houses, cisterns, barn; ‘ash, _ 24-64d s: April and May. 421-4¢d b: May and | ~~ ~~~ | PRUITS. Ad. J. T. Jobnson, ‘ ‘uba, Mo. BER; OFSS cash | R1O JANERIO, Jan. 2.—The ports of en June, 418-64d b; June and July, 4 16-644 b OATS. 7? alg A Market active: good demand for choice ——~ ~~, Ve l "Tl official y i a ‘ 1 } “4! ru.t. il.owtwig, s2 Dimeet 0m per Th rl: W inesap, Te 0 7 eee Cee r : wee = e , ” ( | >. “ase tae ndwin , a REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. | “Senor V ice. Sari recently Minister of In- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Chicago Markets. Sion es eae taseehle 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. | dustry, was elected Governor of Bahia, yes- CHICAGO, Jan. 20.--The advance at Liverpool 1 Closing Highest | Lowest | Closing 4 Haas whee 3: Hican choice, $3; |Florida, $6 | a Paeit sees 3 ay ; ' . oO; useet, $3 75. rion Paetfiie . he Ems 4 based on world’s shipments under the est! te | te: : : :, oo om ; 8 4 MERCHAND ISP WAN TEI) Several hundred acres | -~ ~ ch rte Saturdas To-day. To-day To-day KANANAS-—I ort Limon, $3.75 HORSE hag AND "Mt t. ES-~- Ree eiptes, _ &.. Market! do pfd terday, without opposition. and the a! raging news fr South Af ; ae — = ‘ © LSCOULES x news om Sout Afriva, | of timber and farm land to exchange for tied ' flecte ? Sp IE ' ’ ‘ zeo i 7 - a ; was reflected in the wheat market here ¢ irly. W HEAT Ltn VANE e x . ‘ 4 per 100. seerme to he ope nipg u in god ahape to-day and | ~ laather com clean gevera! merchandise; a splendid vpjantani- Eiectrical Comp2ny Znoorpor ted . May opening ‘x over Saturday, at GS eat, - -- - . : it, SR. VT -Jamatea, $! U7 per box, ‘with the general fadicetion fair for as gvod 6 fo pt , Yo for merc hants who wish tw « choume out witbout The (juernsey Incande scent Light co, Free selling followed and the price mlvartigeed off as BSA. GOS! Bly GRAS, AGW Why “hi. y : = ity per yuart lh A. week us last The prices at umm Were called Weetern Upton Tel hier ty ver og Ss. Comer, J1T filed articles of incorpora: fon Monday. Its | te GSiye before support was received. Then the Jul ; (ite, TH’, GO US, Teas bs A "he. it - “4 per 40-1b bor. steady. | Wabash pid ertun Rid Si Laule Mis cap tal stock is S10) 00, and its sharehold- | price reacted to 6m4&\ec Trade was active on the ‘ORN . NFS "t.P! re lorida » per doz AORSE QUOTATIONS. Ps w ers are ‘Dav d Ww Guernsey Sim 7. Price, ihe line. which Was partly due to disappointment Con: E ns ae “RUT Scarce and in food demand. Hes vy draft. cow men to good 5 on O0@ 185 an : ne “ty ; .f : tho . _ | over weaker Paris cables Reveipts here were ne o- Pod 7 ee SSUSatee TINES Vetage Teewllits. 4g See, mkias Cheice to extra ley Wl@mlvy Ww. an on Pe wg ! LOANS on BEAL ESTATE. Joseph GG Bran n and ». ogee pT agg 1Wocars, nene of contract grade vf iInneapolls and : =o ax geen, | ote so%08dts 140 Vy > evaporate a quarters, Sae'gc for fair to lDrivers— » of | re - A *) 14'% te _ Words or t Less. 20 Cents. low, Jr ? he badly onntal a are Delete reported 425 cars, against 437 last week ; ~ - pig pains . Chuiee. veobranene = to good .. 18 145 9O Fen , ey 47 aay! 87, @ general eiectric —" and 776 a year age i; mete « pl ets yt he + “gy wik 1p Oe Third Ay enue 17g te ’ “tr ag pa The corn market opened steady with Wheat, CELERY Cs ifornia lO She per doa; fancy, We. Coach meen sok ck kes be (nf 280 wii. a vm Nery 1a - Per- ent M onev d Cl ke‘ May a shade up at Biase, but turned easy av 23°44 28%, LAMGIN, 2348 BANAT a LET! J Cr —Sontnern $2 ovasS per bhi; Lome- Sa didliers— ' _— loa Ww Policeman Fined by Ju ge ar on increased country offerings aud the excellent . PORK te Ob, MMe per bu bu x y . Comaivun to cbhotce ad G@) Gu@Gizs Local Money Market . , , BB], we ton hunpehbes ( ‘ . n—We have § 1000, ona SOO, baa Policeman Eichhorn was fined $0 by weather for moving. May easing to 32%. w her ; PARSL vY —Ho- anton: thant tam wd ac = -see $40 GUQjpow w A OC. Rites 4 ; ; : ny fy Seu, Syn 10,000, $15. > 1 f nm assault the wumarket steadied Iswal receipts were 471 Tas 6©$10 90 $10 GT | $10 TH . zi wwe, ver des buLCches 7 12%" to 1400 pounds— | ‘ “GWwarce “She Droberage Co ange . $20, ® and RHO te loan at & per Judge © lark Monday pin “ i ok on «# care saab WW 46 > ‘ oe A de? ‘(Ab BAGH i hie *’ pret ity Conimon , »] F Rene. 75 lg! Bll on vTrokera quote domestic ex hange and Usite “Stee ou Eas good security; St. Loulgs CHbdriver named Dogan sevaral wee 8 aso. The oata market was quiet. Recelpts here were LARD POTATOES Hart be. biidee Choice to ext phen 106 yogel 25 vv Londs a0 follows real estate only. ‘he officer was exonerated by the Police ga4 cars. May opened a shade tmproved at 23% - 1 cnx aan : Kouthern horses ~~ eiKy cu toh 13 (heatnut st Beard und eased off a shade. where the market steadted ’ ‘ | RB 24705 & US 1 B tele. f HORSERADIS'I. New hethe g n, Das fouten te guad ae ee — (ang BA 10 ' dik premium hal Provisions opened firm and higher on receipts of =~ bbl. ‘ : Rigs (lelce to extra 4 ewan -.. Gt Ong FF uM ; lar hogs under the estimate and a strong market at KIBS | EGG PLANT—Chole Plorida, $1 Soq@s 75, accord a) ee 6 ete tessess oe BY CURSO 8&3 roi , we +4 LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. BURIAL PERMITS the vards, but turned weak on liberal profit taking ao % Tap T2 =e ~ eee y hen §1.8042.00 |per| @beshet « : oa ty a QY! OTATIONS. hes + We end comaliderable shert selling of May pork May : calor ; ms vail ‘ ATOR: loride, wml ” ashe hunke enc fters 12UU ive. up , ‘ ' ~— on 14 Words or Lees. 2u Cents. n pork opened fh at $10 Tear 10. 10, and de cra ’ we: 3 ‘i a I ighter chunks . sede asceon »%, ' STATES BWOINTes ; - Laird \ liarrias, ‘7, Ra20 Ne li: appe ndl itis ‘ lined fe S10 70: tr, av lard Shite lproved a’ Chica O Close P STRING lI ANS Southern, « holee fresh, $2 wr Nib ae 4 geld nes at: 4d nares Se : : ‘ [ove Cemetary , loans ou "furniture planes of any guvod se- Katherine Grubert, 457, 2022 Lemp: enteritis Sh. 2.05, easing off te S35. 9T! and May rile g Bisiai-ag ) 3 a bu ‘ . . P Mires aud colte . ra incon 14T | frew Mar ty dune a See and tr ge Fo ge oy left ia Anna M there a ie s. wid yt og ee 2'yr over Saturday, at $5 2%, acting off to $5. tT “i eee AGO). Jan 7 Wheat Jan oer n. tf ‘ poe be LIP LOW ER-—$1q1 50 per crate for Cull > ‘eptional ramey ‘mares ‘ tnewtin Ie? Y fran Jan teesel vn vabhe Made u uM DMonmihs ay Rotenberge., . WAR N maedway neph- | t th a? © . dle 1 we + er ; a) ee (ore—Jan.. 4 n: ornia earings . reduc ‘ing loan at rack pa) went, Your a - a . } mre ited Jan. or: May. S8aa'ge b.. - aaah bo Oats Jan, 224,° NEW SWEET POT ATUES Home-grown, @@Tve Suckling colte are the lowest In th city See us ~ fore Caroline Smith, 37, 7712 Water: consniuption May, “ler: . — ry , - pm: May, J3%a'y . ‘@ bu for Bermudas and foc for r red Nanseinotde Piugs, colmmou borees and tallings.. ’ eleewbere NEW YORK FINANCE CO, — xemuel Frazel, 39, RH14A N. 20th: heart disease. | May, : es Flax Northwest SS. Southwest, $1.55; May UNIUNS— Veilow } Se 2 es Oe Mule toarket bad not developed anything ‘ Red ore Feitowe Bidg. Vth and WUlive «ts. Cecil A. Helbrook, 7, 1811 8. King’s Highwar:; | May. 2 he: J a . ; 8S: 81.535; Mept. 81 om | Simic anh, pee Pate Pe mer " Recetets are libeta : I Dy: ‘ni vue A sil SHkoos uy re it MULE QUOTATIONS —— e May. : by, pad # . ARE you | P. Salaried employe of a Orm uf cvur- le Drew, 32, 2004 Swan: cancer May, S$5.w2.5 05: Prospects were bullish at the opening of to day's | PEPPERS - ¢ bul ‘ Fi. tTida, $272.) per 6-haeket (Por broke mules, ¢ to 7 years old ) orn (Central — a ” BF People's © a ¢ 3 rill. & ending let pf Kewek Jsland re suet er common » ’ - +h Weet. com (val & Iron = wr MEPS OSODSSORDS ist, oa a a ae in 1918 4 freon Ang 20 reg 3 in cole jae ¢@ from May it you neeg muney see Steiner, a of Ham Pope Howard, 77, 2008 Pine nile st — “T — =. , 5 & : ° . sveasion, conseqnentliy the sherts rushed ta cover Crate 14 bance extreme range . ercard Bidg., Bway and Locus iy Jamen, ee ee, eek eee: | enti Th Gn, Eenieeel. ; ; ; faking wheat at a dec.ded advance aver Saturday's | See ee ee ORE, CO SS aeee on 9 grate Dull of salts. 2... 40 Local Bank Clearings. ur Ni » r. Margafet Liffka, G7, Nel Whitnell: perttonitia Sept $i ont hi A: $1.00% sellers crie ater there developed such an atray of lg ee =e o = beus, eLiieiie range renee ‘ - oe ton" FINANCE CO. lends roo on fur Those Metiuire, 4). Cottonwood ath sainaien. CH AU 3 on tee May. oe 8 a ; nhewe that futrues began a rapid slump. | ry 2 et argent FI rida, 83555. 5 ate hs ty cot 14h, bands. bual&w of eales ee ,. — 7, h. vase as13 ment shone. Clea | monthly payments; discount given if) Adele FE. Couk, 4. 3407 Cherokee: d phtherto. Se ee Jan » Feb. appronching dangetously pear the closing figures nate aii. SedeSie ‘oat tem becee, | : J> hands, estrome range ' a paid before due; bus couftidential wis Morgas. Lewis A. Beadley, 71. 2501 8. Jeffereon: cyatitia | 82.5 ‘bh. #&: of the Imat trading day Hery they bung steady Ay at Mi at ft @nnetel - 108 bunches 16 bance bulk of sales ~ pao a BMrnat Sechaffier. 30. 20°4 Ganrle: pneuuweonta “Adiad. Js . Butter Steady: creamertes, the demand being poor and only from a«peculator SsuUUT ‘ eve owe a ity bamde, extreme raoge ; New York Money and Exhange. NBY furn shed ‘salaried people and retall mer- wer, TH BOLO Biddle: un Sm INar22e. Eger Steady, fresh, 15 who feared more advances. This wos enly enough A ; Gi eS merase bot, hands, bulk of sales soe eee Ir the Asaoclated Preee iit? ie io io” hathse, ett fowe ratge " : LEW Vouk Jen 2 Money of call nom inal: te without eecuricy ; ¥’ payments. Tol. , oom. fl, 4434 Barfield. cOMetD ptton., Dre ssed poultry Firm, turkeys. te, chickens. 74, to Leld futures firm and not tea prempt any aloes. | KUTAR MG AS — on . i Liverpool was responsible for the opening ad 1G to 1h, neu je, bull of Gaies . & . ‘iy at 2, per cent. prime meteantilic pepper, 66 ror 4 Sel, 211 NX. 7th John Krey. 37. Seo) Araenal: beart diseasa> ¢ , - s 29. Corn easy, new No. 3. vances, as that Market made Its first salsa «40% | SRETS ere ee woul ee os ar Bulk of sales represent wite: mules ip | per cent, sterling eachenge. steady, wtth ertual maa. ' rr Johauna W. Witier, 34 OS Manchester: ¢ PRORTA. Tl. Jan er ' ‘e oe nue i tone eecurty a phold. : 7” | 20ter Gute inactive, No 2 white, 240724'4¢ over Saturday's close. It later advanced to 1d. | eee ur _— un GAME bende §=6P aces os ta hulk Ggores fepresent (business ia tenkets tille af 64 .97'\414 67% fer can procure loans on furniture at low Augueta Daneker, 76, 2200 Hebert: apoplexy ‘bisky @rin on the basis of 81.24% for finishe!l abd then, on lower Varis cables. which did net | ‘ Pia ‘ * 499 Guies. eB: Anish and weignt, etriciiy . . i » “Cahi terms, busipess abeviute.y coud. Ki rt c Dh ker. i. Prone) Greet. AT a anna . . seem to feel the Aecteace in the ’ row report : (uetatioa ror undiaw u vu. rds Draw Bb. oc per fat. practh aliy rook and claseiBed dlemasd ae at or oe a fut * ag Eten 1 Room 211, 918 Mine | Martian Schneider, 74, 1712 8 loth: nephritis ‘EW YORK. Jan. 28. -Butter-Kecelpts, S58 slumped to Waid over last day's cioae Li verjmw! | oe ot one re weed $3 0): canvas back, $7 50 STK YARD NOTH | s ' ° corti es Doeanenk 4 peeiged MitterRamp, 12, S67 x. 12th; congestion of | yarkages: stendy: Juse creamery. ee aceite NBOO OOO bee ee Tones ae ane ha eee, ROR | greci-wing teal. 6110s baue-w “92, wiaed, | The Southern | shipmeots chew ng | SOye! Meaiven Gullere. 43, brein » Ae, , factory, 144qg1¥e. Cheese Receipts, 3.360.000 bu. an toctease of 114.000 bu since Inst “ia: due oO we m le imp ve ) how K I " : " Ge , aan rs - BasY PAYMENT LOANS | Herbert KR. Muneberg, 1, 2imst, Harper; pneu. | packages: stenty + Me sels — p hag Imports of wheat to the United Kingdom ote ice esase: cine : . pb Phage on Oe ee et ; on: ro ~te gg Nowe pe a + te 2 nia ; 4iiue; fall-made fancy sheail, else; large 000 bu, of which 464.000 bu were from Atlaut! e ‘ oan Nalie p. wipe cael Tre ; - | 4 .. : ‘ure end peepee: lowes $ peawte rates; Ro ae ee Z. Hal, 74. 1012 N ahth ; heart disease ee made. 11\@! 20; small late made, Loar l2\y cunyeen, 113% 7, dleovsn aid belore u Fidelity Fenfigand A. Guiath, 3. 26016 Pa} 7 rgxe Receipts. + | a ao. Uiéle Olive st. : , ig ame loma © Western noagreded at mark. 137166. afloat shows a decrease of 400,000 bu While the es. . Ding! aH « des, meciom. Bic ny . Fretdheim, Rech Him, & ¢ Dules, : : : K Wall Street. rou) obst LI. Woerhbeide, 76, 145 MM. , ‘ & .. vat ‘ ‘ +) Montgomery: ure- Ruger itaw strong, fair refining 3.15 1641t-: wheat and flour of ocean pases e le now 21.240 00%) grant ‘4 TK) thickens , ouetet Sith Nuseel) Atianta (ja. mules A G rj ES —_——— ee ‘ Centrifugal. e 4 7 “4 i pee aauka 5 seempees with 27. . 20 oa ben last ve ar , . ¢ iCke! . re au ke ‘ 1 }ua ~ Mu es. ts — NSif.cwal Atlanta By Are ctated l’rees ite; refined, Ormer cfusned, . ‘, powdered, eald’s wheat shipments 5.240.000 bu, compared | 5... . =: wiaee fare per dus : ; & Wiggiaton, Monn 5. 3Oe ; anulated. 5 20¢ with 4.720.000 bu feet week and 7.150.000 bu the | Shas ; vt bud ee e ple Hight; lite les, . ~» ‘wo hans Pe eB me - she gueed, sete & MARRIAGE LICENSES. LIVERINAMIL. . “* Wheat Maoy had Agel satoe week a year agu Bia k Pea ebipmente 445 (an) » ae sag chickens. 60% Re ann ipa oe a | c cin een | setecsh to tha Qeath — ; lthtad, bu turkeys, BM@luc. gress, * : ui r T ’ : vv: “kelvurg Mise muies feGe ted vile acuteis higher; Maret . Corn = 7 : eggs O80 . : The Fren h crop report makes this year's es an Oi.s King. Clarkeedale. ; ye. stonke To lew al | = _ — gamten EOOOO. GEi. ooh cccceses. 3413 Weinut ot Qulet, nal x g *. 2° as Augusta Laewen sat ie le ee 710 N lith t tid, May. ‘ . 5. , ; timate 32.000.(48) bu lees than laat year Premi- : . ites 83541 2S per he ad. ' (slenarm hi) Dorsee ime. eyw thet ial! CLAIRVOYANTs. ’ ‘ rele , . - IE see gg vim Mee RM —— —_ BUTTER AND CHEESE | Ala. mulew Guyton, S & Om. Greenvilie, Mise. priese weil oho si ) f any Lk crount o ‘ TER fair trade, ! ir. nie ; i _Werde or ¢ Lene. _& Cente. 18-Kt. Goid “eI ss Rings. ! ie § nelthedh auriak @eather. Thin to prokabiy t& & teanete tes. a0 Creamery steady aod a fair trade, supply fair innies Aveave dr oped 2s Finest quailty, prices from 8 to $20. Titi; No 2 do, OOWMGHs | Ne 8 springs the cables show Paris ag el | Heads 5s tows... ae LIVE STOCK BY BY BY TELEGRAPH. ag ater impeuted te 30, whieh mh medium. seceurate ec ’ , earen CWA Myo ‘« ; a abe; No. 8 Bit Saturday's close and though ; on all Ant: ,pasinees affairs; 2ice. 3898 Fre " Ben ot & Jaccarc’s Broadway, cor Locus: ete Xe. 2, Ze: No. & 224122. ; up. this may be accounted for by gaine during the ates The ranm treders took bold of Seger end Prot. Ww. J. eR, —_—_— er... py, gy a ett agg od ogy a oiled a . Be Atay, — 2 Cs “Cattle ecokeea PE red it 2 points ow the asgacuncemeant of 6 5 aene ,“curoates "yoer lide MARRIAGE CEREMONIES... vn To give or take lessons in painting, | compared with 57.748 bu the seme day a year Firsts pueda te +s + 20 | tivp. 90, buichers® stork and ranners, Orm. eto b- PERFORMED PRI\ ATELY h : ; oa c. 'OB ogo Of thee, 531 sacks and 14 care were lo bak il ; ere and feeders. steady. beeves yn yt owe, 1 For Small Fee, ty wuages, the maniy ert or anything, read the a!. compared with 474 sacks e204 T2 cars the | ide. singies. IZiac, Y. A. le G4 GO, belfers, $3. 2agG. canners Tetae. fed beer ‘Educational Column tn P.-D. Wants or ad- M “mg: ig +: oon’ 7. he : Anno 4 WM. JEF¥ POLLARD, opened ae vertieen in eame—l4 words of leas only = «J The nest Ty Swine, 15@16c; brick. 1 cents. The nearest drug store is a Post- ly, ng stmee ei renee aie saa Despatch office | for a time, Salee at 18%, loss off, bs —_ - . 2 ~ : hades > . Be at ¥ dn eS BS

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