St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 24, 1900
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Regular Edition COMPLETE MARKFT RFPORTS. [fissour City Challenges the World on a Peculiar Ground Most sober and efficient officials to be found in any municipality. See the Next Sunday Pest- ‘Dispatch. ee wee es eee VOL. 52, NO. — ee ee re ee —# oe ee. Te OO Pe. ees we 7 ETT ET RC eS, RRS Ba —_~-— THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SWORN AVERAGE 8UNDAY CIRCULATION FOR JANUARY, 142,344. ~ SATURDAY EVENING—ST. ‘LOUIS—FEBRUARY 24, 1900, ieee nN OS 1k ow to Kill a Man Who Wants to kill You. By Col. of self-defense Regular Edition 22 MonTSs MARAT Jack Chinn. The science by one of Gov. Goe- bel’s bodyguard. —-_——_ ~—— = —_- _ —- _ PRICE ‘tim St. Loauls, One Cert. | Outside St. Louis, Two Cents. , ae oe ee ee }See_ the Next Sunday Post-Dispatch. —_— —- - ee ee -_—— from, were | -o—@—9— = @— @---o-— O — 0--9-- © THE DEFENSE OF BLOEMFONTEI ul ee parts in the ‘tered by a short the many city are sh: bush, whilie thie city to nort hiiis runs ©: Thege would serve as natural defen works, from which ndvance 1 the British from that tion be repeil Hlere jOers mounted heavy guns from heights a long Sout Ward is obtal! ain of kopjes borders westward and covers a wuse Of territory In that f Inile from the town uthward «the rallway bridg sy river t and weet. ye! ipit } oe 1? : shallow, of small an dire the and range to the s Anotiier the city wide cou ed, t! thet to t! re ovet aa h. if fir ftive + his t ie almost due eas high er aithoug “ua Benner. @liu Oils, river us is e country oper, yo ping haf herthwia foemfontein rapiudiy movin eupy t! . ich runs due east of Bloemfont: hains of hille and Khoers were ary efforts | die fe tises ‘ald | Vv division cou a) no WwW. bet wean eh ag Present the t! id oun!) t extruorddy biiding dire al ess the tretiches tlon Bloemfor ‘U Crhouat ‘rh OW ,. MiVasiOt > @-¢e-¢ @- @& -@-@-@ @-e-¢ 4 uae for hniovedd of Cronje Paardeburg nd show that tor divisions Cronje. It is gor Sisii4y e@enpare BRuarding nis resent rlorce {f Som to 40.000 i that he ‘‘ronje’s Boor army) se “ -_—-— IN PERIL ON AN Ck FLU Experience of Jas. ton and Children. Thrilling Livings THEIR BOAT WAS SINKING. eee le te AFTER DESPERATE ATTEMPTS HE MANAGED TO REACH SHORE. Father and Daughters Were on a Fish- ing Trip in a Comfortable Houseboat—They Live in Peoria. N. Livingston (wo dareh- r on’ a om the ice fishermen who Lois lie James ters Oo river I: above the warterworays, tiormy ted, mri! Peoria “ith ce A month's Tllim ara! fe «hiffeere: fac mut, Pa 4. 1K left nis two ic De Ltie and e «of the riinary went Khouse--c,ub hiere they tlhed before dark sing, and were fum of retired thot bore ail nk Tiel eaipial 1¢* tron t q°? a . peti Ten, fmm sinki: Or escape, wi! were slim laces! he @lithdre: ita the boat. and a biree ‘roon the roof, started eraft toward the shore among cakes of Wis sfre ain. anne Te f alized “ bie Tess We a on hritve ui iat irked the bont ta lineis shore, W e was f was court nt rein si ' ‘ ibe” eyed fine * 1 7 ve ‘rom fear RESPITE FOR JAMES NETTLES. His Attorncry Expects to other Guilty of the Crime. a Casacd Paley THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. FAIR. WARMER. Saturtag? ates Tauis- Fatr and S&S) perature Sr ing Mieesaur lb: i ten) suit tinue , =a SS \.piedar Here and Elsewhere. tislveaten Wastimgtv@ ..... Indisaapolis ey *Melow sed RICH AND RARE. (TION ing STATELY THE ? liiees Wwe ‘ww aiter he hall } Noab ieee puoning so fi. tlie re ste? ifn anil « ear ian does Take? Be te JOHN DREW ACHS Was mso.vent ¢ o-oo ¢. thmeary that man ascended from mot he i! T> monkey, ne an can make a monkey ont a man. | ly ill freon iTWwin * fi mav mav lie, o> Trere WoMl {s gadoubt about the f: AQcfunct starement ise of Olive S in South This morning Are,sner vated Woman Africa, of several bovks and recognized i waerld as Ne dae! Rotima ag a Woman of power at she hi done to a «es fares hat couniry is a thee } ; over remarkiulble Wh man of t %~« . LS rrIatt i. mme? well | ees ri *kemilih (;al) Dis Diilie Cope Ina turline Clara [in Mae M bln S ’ Prore An-'! Versity . The ¢ dr’ M be — ate , .. , oti ‘ ft ve Prue . r ines ex-Liulted States Consul ry v a rece) George F. Hoils, at Pretoria. PO ee: ee RPS TO oe ee ey ee eee Sea _— If+-4, harging t! ry were é r ver. , - CHARGE MADE BY THE PROSECUTION IS THAT OF GRAND LARCENY. ———_+ee——_—- Receiving Deposits When the Bank Was Known to Be Insolvent Is the Specific Assertion. SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS CONCERNING BLOCKING OF THE GRANDJURY. (‘reditors of the Bank Aid The Hodge o-¢ @-¢ ¢ oo LAW UNDER WHICH ARRESTS WERE MADE. RIV deposits when a felony—Ji any assent to the recept had knowledge ict \ Cc ve ° aire co? a - e off! Mullany issued i} of 2724 iN ARCS WK . _ ‘asper w atate that the evidence taken In W. J. Stone, receiver, vs. F. &. Bolte et al, ae OR pene eA. o - llermann hiamachel ij; rtbaad = = ~~ 7 ers Would Samuel Aver that Circuit Attorney Egg im, and that His Assistant, lon Prevented an Inquisition. ->—_ —o— © -@ + #- -@-@-¢ @ @-¢ *-? MISSOURI.—Bank OF: Manager, sha}! ISED STATUTES OF president, director, mistitution . . . . . ? any banking ion Of any deposit of money: ... ¢« « 4 thar ace ing shall be deemed guilty rristi of | such bank ll he prima sre yo stich bunk . } the re part any o--@ ¢--@-—@- @-@ ¢-@ ¢- ¢ ¢-@ @¢-¢-#-¢ @ % ‘eraand direst- late dire hy Bauk Rank, dis a of ai....10 wocio of Mullanphy Sav! fact thas iv, rectors, before re guilty under the and assenting money on it in fer the same waa tnsoivent irs nterests of justice are they should lation of the law. Nort? I yor Wit Sie which to pf these violat i. it~ } if tate rears he with loses the rierah | said fa eiatute K ; , DAL A We calving, eptian lire = 1 direct of to the re- of depos SHhua batik and in a@ fatl- Mat in t pubile fo N rth Broad- Wwe believe ie Ale be } We necessary e an Indi Te of te law CONnV.ctlion., ane eondi{ion. ane for tre Dayton street, | ¢ ites ra acese , nd ready LIT iis Sta ’ i) racy ove onge =) t} tex?! ' af ooh aS _ fie [Ps qety aqwaitist ‘trae at of and to Oo! bes ae [he we fame te doore Urge Ved tes matter to the «i Rrai may tring justice (FALNCS Satld ble saul he re mrajary that he Nir. Je nmés nie «4 tmmrmit- ia ci , their exe Po ae mt BETS if G. KAMMERER, = = CASHIER 1.0 owd of over aw depositors trying to get ryyey? ‘ q’ tik Pixaminer that the «coor eye sj! “* ors nformed Cashier liud to be closed ulito mace ¢t ihe became angry and was refusel the bulld- “ti I: Wiithinie rer Thie sarmimetin Tr rT. ' » ‘ teed cleoprasd a is Phey Teicedders I told to leave a denmianded ted (hem and they were had $m on deposit ticviv dehounced thre leank lle om mMenced @ay- at the offie.als ane wPeNUre oU.e- (ee, atid time ae ure $7ole * if ‘ Iniernal ‘hange rei- ' young T. $s WiPSKY, COuUNntlIng lTeuscner's effort en up Ala overdralts teri toe Swen lL’ rea! - ieosl that this Was @ T.ites Clie bor- his for alse uaa up len? Paormk ft f 112% gel eck yes had thie «, ‘tors ‘Wrifail wae ‘lAaAacers Larus btevtt- Vie ed oroke The te ONT] Petec Ala . Tridte arte UU Harel te »' : aay lie aeoon all el@eth i emrital rear eth by eda triers rs ibe e,eetce ’ ’ Te rank @ ef i roe 4 i?) We ‘eryie api) et * ;.? r buanns V f torning fuope, beige ntinental Bank been | pe! i fel igeement with ‘la’ sloore tore mt Theoite, Kel- xu &. pre the ; i.*® of [blre bred) #§ Cy sarte e Niarkea “iba Aoiaeph Moo puree lie | TESTIMONY BEFORE REFEREE. , Discrepancies Alleged in Reports Made . . ee eee ae eee . = : WHEN THE MULLANPHY CLOSED fcenes and Incidents on the Morning of Feb. 27, 1897. e Mullanphy Hs : tile that the tute Bank ff, aAuly « tive ch w kr Saturday morning a run wae * ears ‘tors When Mr. Austin reached the bank that morning, a litie after 9 o'clock, ne found 4 : ! the nan bey “ii ‘arted row 7} ee } "hel bo sere s tfuils the case ~d re “Tre ’ ' t ™ | to the Secretary of State, we ta te he'ng sry 1 ore Tr 34. ‘on a ie ‘ hey * «ji. - ot Gan °s ‘Pat b* «cage hy ; i Dic th- foo sworn ‘lon, Aled ry of sin] dle. vere signed members of fronted Wits lhadiio Peddan bie Dik’ the Waitin Per Ile eaid ‘ ‘i4 Thests asl ive vis ig himself ‘* ore wee wi tua. of r ute Din kwhing “Vv "ae ee f- yet ad teem vitor *Jowtivgg wee rreapects ie me , Warran's. tt st(t=>iee aril on were ton in Lire ‘we appiled te tve cine tyim to com- uirectora fer @ pay . «? vrs ee a 7" er with t lee AIT. " emcee CONTINUED On moran secure } — Une of ihe statements eent to Jefferene = ~ aa “be " en ee a ee : ” = eed > é é 2 + nll ‘ 3 wall Pie des. dats a a ; . ian. i atialle é- ct lady tala a elt m me
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=r Swe hp =. - as + DRI LP ape ee bs . bait al a g : = | — “oe tal A ta aa : =a ee “°° Ve awe "yr" ™ - o> Tee ay % I FS re hae. i | FO ry PT a 6 errr wy & eee i ' ti eal ~ —_— e ‘ ee ae ae SATURDAY—ST. LOU Is I POST- DISPATCH—FEBKUA RY 24, 1900. i I tte ————— —— mmm : Wig GEN. CRONJE’S ARMY Jetty. te a a a of C. He Weenels, a UNG HE E ACES ATH SLOWLY SLIPPING QUT? sive tree Suave ra orate, Sr ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ) TY LIGHTING CONTRACT,| FOR HER CHILD, tcc ocr ee ce | a i “se day after Chrisimas we made an at- : : “Wh a jen. St Ss _ | I | Pifferent ek. Se ee cee crritees uring ihe nian om eee ost modern aetiiery. ish Board of Public Improvements Aver They Are tnftection Ward at Hospital, 26 ste stweme snowed they sere ar wet, 1 hen itn he iene tert ‘Thre ttenean daw ie aan Forced to Peculiar Action by Peculiar | ears Pusiion Ae tt stow eater the Tomine Rapice al a ee ee wheat food. A cereal preparation Circumstances. HER CHILD HAS SCARLET FEVER sews over Ue pain “toward: tts vesting: | ODsY Bes a were n ern pe Bete containing and retaining a// ciicihiaaigiiil dia cilteacaend habiaakiinkduad “After that the att coped with mar. Knew that ref heNtS cou! Net Peacn the body-building ele- SHE IS THE WIDOW OF FISCHER, (te fort wach We wee wend, acd eb ton with other oer forex. ar he did | ments of Spring BE LIEVE THE CONTRACT CANNOT BE | TIZE CHICAGO ANARCHIST. ities | ute my te ‘ 2 “ | : Se es ? cum? th We REsbhice ot Hy ) ! roe x . ‘@ wheat. | | CARRIED OUT BY THE ILLINOISAN. 9 en te acd eras OEE mith, ard Roa) ah ie et an ee ee The tines | tee: Coen week halle ti : kod Ae & is packed -- — e@e— —- rors for Her, After All That s lip ‘ptaheacna ey: ae oe eee rel Cross 2 4 riieeeas aty ' —- O , : pen. There a fev’ Ka but 4 i ELgaiy Be and sealed while , : - ? She Has Suffered in PWisuwe uf the flat ul We caond | Some Inside History of the Kern Contract Extension of Time . , y, au the wefto, us an gy Pe ua nditions are not faverab Si a ke. yy ; ntract Ex sn Mike ee cee Roer warfare. ie 2% hot; this insures fresh- ness and purity when it ‘ Matter Given by Messrs. M’Math and | | reaches you. It can never#}’ ue Masdeneand slia wcattieet ae ween J te said that a package of & Sy ern YY vecU is ola or" it llermann. ase ‘ag =YUCUEs musty. : . aril ‘ ’ ‘ . see ‘ VOT ‘ 2. itt . st S. : 2 g 24 ° a a : ia ° , e455 .' ‘ nak eee The contract for lighting the business dis-+ any extension of time .n whict to complete f dark hair an ms br ves ' be bi ax't: aa naa ee” : we trict of the city east o Yersun avenue '>, Fs are ; “Super vedlinegeey. “ye * _— aw it . Nias ' Sone ee ; f ? , f Je ” sats morning nageroue \ tisere yt ‘ ’ . ‘ Rad REL bdheade . "se 4 ad . . ai ue ilie —¢ 4 Welt tl, Piedd iat V f ‘ | F if ' es — ' panies every Was awaried Saturday momnng by te] or atet rn “hans the Likg which ft the - peat t re eibasy tla haat howe bts fav ob and Geielous phe 8 C°3) ey ——— fishes pond how tere lis tke Plisetrn wt yiuae iit ‘’ i: Liat " Board of Public Improvements to H. 38 | Miss.oner be tirat tis home ‘3 few women. She éa! wT Ace what | Pts ete othe, Bed: ; Budd of Bunker Hili, lil, the lowest bid- [UP | 8 3 ey Mewes ag sadltip ehe already gon ‘cueh she Caner « can eee a oe ak ae eae They Have a 100-Pound Cun and Brit- Sold every where in 2 ib. packages. I’repared by the » der. at heme or a : ‘ity Hall and cou nM | r bravi Tarr lie : an wt Lee Thtng ish Cava!r aves , rs d could! whi he ia n ravi b, ful scammed, oy ats Wet Tbabaay $ avairy Gives Up an At- The Lighting Commitice recommended i» or Figaro at on her late is wUrs. " ; Wash: 1 IFN, Cres ay O2., Minnsapolls, ie nm. ance ~@ \ tempt to Capture It. Makers of the famious Gc!d Medal Fiou y this action afier ecveral. weeks of cons. Fri iday morning when City Counse or ete ie hee a ot aos hnurmacher s called In bv the board . ; a. ae. pa seat W > ine iy ; mtfruls f le ee Ss cd: wih RIMPMRLEY, F.t. 2 eration. The committee early came to th: 2 iwice o -) eituation cre- conciusion that the city was in the power ‘Math showed = «,o: » P her bein ; ned ¢10 t ; » al act > etioer of : . ; . Pa ‘ ti ts ! j rr): . rie r) el ‘ , > ,° vy rf ’ yee ' ‘ ‘ p 1 _ of a combine of lighting interests. It was] %8 4 4ett n : ceived from Mr. ane al 1), ae : nine “foie : : “d rw not entirely satisfied of the Intention 0: ws _ , 7 ‘he rns bag lithe case t bee} . - } + . hs eee ECPOES UNAS putts pon t. bioet ad “we : : . ? . J . lint rmac} ier vw as n3 oni isi e . d ‘ “ ma a + ay st had never been in the Jighting ousiness and Saturday morning ad- his figures were low. Lighting experts ide Saturday m a am Teeth ind alae a a.** meee the dee | defi: shes ca . cath te mm . : sald he wou. lose thousands of dollars © . he letters from Mr. Camp- ’ ta iPeattee Werlais, =e yond: Riveston, fer fear of ito J ' . vil ; YOve LY ankiolls to taik on i , ban ee mains ; * . ‘ a bp : ie 7h , sens a k 2 red : . ; } sontract. lis wife .8 a cous.n of o 4 4. os ' Sealine a der , “s are Oy ns tp from: * pastes wabapsings ©-4 ; ti é, a eeneract sien : ut! we. ‘Situation, bul in a@anewer lo qQues- . ira t ( ad W wid! I “iy App Vente ' a is ww Oe Pere Comcetity bik thie b ot ; Bherman Pike, superniencent of the Mis ions said: Geet ‘ ve tp Es toy sede Slices : “an aes : Om} oe sata ) 4 . aa;3 eouri-Edivon Co and it was shown that A Week or more ago I received a letter inere ere f be | ) nts sufleri.s theaiy impiegnalle to infantry ap Oca party i oes i fr i@ Birtiish +. ate) © , ke | ed rye: 8.05, , ees NO. CRink f: Wille us - ' & Je; Fk Sh ff ae : ‘ . . , .'y ! the ! . ‘ ‘ : Wr r) ‘ t es -” ne. . y ‘ ; ¥ ‘ _ na . ee from Mr, Campbell, askin hen and where Mr. Pike had visited him at isu > Li . oe ct i. OU See Mme Cc yr an imp ortane anus and hait the weck before he made hi: ae Matter thai le Woehe , hefore me aisas ' rhe ry ye CT eheorpeed’ by Pat ‘har cy ut 2 sf ta] A a. aw The cominittee was aiszosers 7 os “e*T rie he wou ij find me in ny ofii @ hi ’ “ee hy | kx. + Week 4h gett ‘ is me 4 rh ] ’ . . ee . ,; : e . ' i ‘ tke. bid j ] z ‘ ' “~~y ; rn . t f Ds « } . . . ot} . . - te ’ . Mp . vis I ’ ; M4 : \ be legal. The company’s msguwar aitorney, Po er ee ee eee ee She is the wieew AGO isener, the core ‘ ) the iale of j i fl J HD ) iN | BELIEVE iD Men. Drabclie, was of the aume or them wae heaucne ite tee begee rome anarchist who was hance! in Ch.cago for (and woun me to be te arora MULLAKP HY BANK opinion, and so edyieced his company. The ; : Ca Poppe ; mp teity in the Haymarket Fiat. Bie Wis Py pak aol ‘ag ' '°"! \ War Office Fail s to is tin, ls 4 R t F WAS NOL SAllened, ANd tetorred the os oe » - © in St. a2etin al Trarrie 4 wd iw he W ' ‘ while’ adi InMTnN eports of a or AQ Seeene Was Not satisfied, ard feics not here, ‘Fhe person who cal ed for hi! Oe Ee tae eee ace he two returned undurt, one of the tea wink! alee egos CalaiNAL PROCEEDINGS. : : rey, rouje’s Currendcer and Lady- “ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE cuse to Judge it. 5. Vriest for an opinion, CO nde Juage Priest noeiillea He commilace (Lact he é F was of the op.nion that such action : ‘ ‘ree ist etier | rated received inval.date the conuteact, and had adv sed ' ast the cotmmpa:siy not accept the covulract me fm r, LTTaP cl ‘ os ce of t Arbe} VAD vail ios, Wi ‘oe bn ee vinit rh FOES Te TS caeh Po med any there Wei Mad : aes ed 3 ih | the Lacikde Co. Wiis a Ol tlie gueor.eh, 66; tt the granting i an extenaton at trae TUT, ‘ Des gre Pics } L 8? » Wilts \ ‘ts : i'r hest to re vi t! - J NESE Stel Ther i mul . ry *71 4 ee (2K CPO aiCies : saath Chem Were w wagaus se it was tog high | he Kern comyany, he ' is , Fie! ‘Area When eevdiieled ot wid raise t in the streets ab the War Offfes , Bald ae on . ldititnettonns! Constipation, “re reiUsai of cine aanpeorlal eomy) Pan Birt 3 romment water re lies ‘ould pr aS aaitaa fl plat ie mar. hist , Jae yi. ; ee ; e bf these erstace > ‘+t accept be contri qreoti sap Loman’ bigeel fer sev that he wou it Cel ' ° i T Wwrs syant} }. peony bi. in mv att e dead fat 7 | Syat a ; 7 hide Oo Pests Bae 3 oe: ae tess aS oe ape COLDS, SHATTERED NERVES t} iba iti «Af cas § a” we . a eo pt nee See oe peee OS the ooard toat an unde dines - F sari fhether Mr. Camyplel AE PS ptr, ous sted between .t and the Lacie cat , fr ‘earesty tye] as ry hon ry Crees + ve @ bat t rlase a . otal ee Paarl sshchl rey sted between it and the Laciede ant Mio] Mr. Campbell was atm ok MEE Ted MEE Sle": FUT EBM enDIE TH KA tote desire] to force the wooara » oruew .« oat he taiked.. at. ul athe , ub di “ es Crountz, tives Bat te xs UT T | L jj. ‘ CoN | A . a apar not | fon, Atteh whek Eae banpenad tints oon HE FIGHTING 18 ONTINUOUS meatin af ‘ 4s’ ; ‘ ‘ , } 0 Gefeat this sehuome for the time being eannot te tty) $ . "as the heurt to gy back to the « name,’ the committee decided tou Award the euu- bever rat ; ¥ - a Beers Still Eold Buller Back, Thou gh bon ee j en ee ei Sad tract to Aim Rudd. between . ‘anipbe ’ ‘eolf iapeechatl Natts & OMMissiom Co., Tike | TELi fH Ex‘racted Witnout Pais, te ' . La >. ; : ~ roll 4 ’ 7’ ’ | _— rae. a eb te ne them 228: GOLD cROWNS ...$2 65 given @n Option ihat Surediay dad not court, . and this action was tukoi sn ply to make HISSED | HER ite WN. eee ro rly ce Wat. eure that che ceomtract Was mot dos. by a . re Oe 11 Dengrt sown on the map TW \TTT : ; ; An he rade int Prisoner Cnaus he SAVER Soi > : i herr chert mistake. On tiis motion, inveiving as Northern Women Ww ouldn’ t Listen to Pricay teat and me 3 oy under Keo. | . Sat YSMUi iH. ‘oe Shy nibs giglten tiny we : . sed the |, iv & leew leaving the ban ne | TRA eNTAL Cot LEG 13 62? Ji SE eae n Eulogy of Gen. Lee, kyh ond Cabcago, The coldest #pot ls now at Turi and ap tase Gene Hees elles Department to Take a jot tetas UaltN DE 3 v3 ing the time longer Was not raised, That WASHINGTON, Feb 24.--The Daughter eat is clegpees , cs wt lt pid ag” AB > db espe phe oe oe Sudden Interest in Him. if overdrafts, fore lee Veray tite a Rest Bya.p; 1 ae be Werid TT) c oo ye fey + ] } of the American Revolution got into a 7y iam Sis ae +e ’ eietat “ ~ gy ee eee Gat oe — es ni yon OS Ser jeheg wai ’ : : : "Com of ¢ 4 Clive Second Floor. eeption of oy Alt. ee = . . iti alae" os spir *, j scur ion over the 'rejlase of ] QS) sj o > n 4 : - bs 7.4 — + Pies = e 7S , +e > tr) + :? ° ‘ rn - 1 a he 3 _ ; 1} ; j ’ f gr) DY J a4 ways, 10 to A aibility oft, te Mera Domb any 1 ve home of aa ile larati ) of iracdee pn ncence pit > os Pie * : a9 eo) — “oe We . eis, AS ‘ ' ; i near the ! ons rlodey ‘at ' . Tru | oats ) ; . . : — he contract, beennse of tie » the Psigner whied showed! taat women hay Wily geod siting } Pe po atau ret ae sare tiekKing p the s er 1 al aes brereet ' ' vevcee® “exesne' . ' wags SOS sbiwe wees Olas Witla) ave long ; is asf * &!' At awe Sia S devug L! tl at ag: city that will feilow fi losing the coutiact. | pe mortes ' serty Js situate] yee iw Qard er . Wits seed Wns i} M 4“ wml Elbrech | DEATHS. Mr. McMath sa. paturday traoprnlags hy ant ! ‘? ; 7 ee . nea wet re riy efor at oweloek Saturday 1; ns aD: { rt Ine » Sta a rear : ef} —— ; ii — — _— es that if the extension of A248 Mot Augus a. Some one from Connecticut ATS PES) r MIGS G ree-~ ghove, an? ), ' 4m { L te @ ini = j Peode- : t bigs wer > Brae ; ; r BERL ee " a’ 1 “a mm Bridget allowed the i i Z As Rec: ive Py. tie 22s No interest in . . Z . be famtis matter into the Courts ord ae,ev the fa, , 1 See ‘ ih ‘ : ; ; . , : , . t by ir ains , a ay ; . woe ' 3 . * e.° ; , i . : “* Criminal Prosecution. ' ; pe ; page Bl Jetting of the contract, bestios « My tte - ae soe itt A aagigicas: vay thre MKS ¥ 3° el a 1 } res eltienal aireciumg °% ' bi Was oe arf, . ee Y for - ' ' , brieods ef the city great lus.. . Hs ony a Ae in all wanted “he | | coop . se tog Ma : : , me poe : be te ey ye . 4 % os = 0 SHOTS oi im American Revolution. but a+r ne ee ' er ee oY Rib 4 : 1 a rs Tone cc of the letting of the} tirsi they i tte + Daughters of te ipo ¢ pia | ee _ ‘4 1% Wi AYO . er ure i of bie RN, : ua Ss 1 crit , " , ie a 4 MHUnNg contracts may tever be} Confederacy, az ‘e raising money fora rie 5 iy “idence 2 the man Sir.ped : cee ote ie eats bee ; ee sige + Shecman Of ‘ I st yt A ’ ry - Seta satay U | Jt a LW Hj W i ’ ’ L , j ’ ‘ wer . . : . aia . . ‘ . y ‘ i>. iin" and Juils a “re r get 3 the louo- pape SITE Fess ' PMOoMem ie kt we. bre , -ar JS meomtbe Written in its enili.ty, but here is one! monument ; est of generals of On Frid Hart ithe worid, Gen. Robert 1. Lee, By the t me ; PE pind tH Vi Ih a RIS ing 7 n ay arbor and Wharf Comm s-; ehe get it all out the congress was h in; 4 } } | ; ; ae he we, See F tne | sald iid is. r tO & ‘. m } : ; : ns is t 4 ti . a) Anvre 7 . 1, . : * ‘ Bioner Henry Alt astounded his col.eagues | her with a vim and would net listen to an- LOt tit 4 NL At No Time, Says a Merchant of the Yo prison l eWiteag Clie vet} » Lbec- “The rece ver id gain meta yorm.: j L, 10, at 6:20 o'clock ere Free State, Has It Numbered are | me RE, or Privat | a eek Ce Pak treba hy lhe , Thee heloved gon of Patriess ' . . . pres . ? : at a> ae . ated MM i thee M ‘| a’ the age of on the Boari of Pubsic Improvements and, other word from her Violated one of the customs of the board : Chicego Sowed the Wind When She per % ap Myon eg | : by refusing to vote to olwew the Kern [n- Over Ten TYhousand Men CH Bis Whee . ' a > Has Ae ys co hse head , sn, Willle and candescent Gas Light ©o, the lowest b.d- Dug the Drainage Canal and | Ging the pictul PPSETIP AOR LG. OIBEM dt at i, mee wee Sees aeaeignT | oe Cer for the igtt.ng of the restdence ais.) ag | eS a | a Cul tees Ne ot Julia Hesse and Mrs. ores AN @Ktenston of five duys n which > Navigation Euffers., Nie W SiPy sis, "a 7 les t=. . EN ee - m . 0 furnieh bod in the sum of Fda ts 1 : . ¢ r nt oof mon mon Mas | doing eo he ermdangere |] the chance of the om : Oat Riis eee : } is ; } : \. BRIO ai + | + C ( 5 Y: Pity to get this sighting done at a remark- Next Sunday. Feb. %. t! MoateT4 , . 2a ois | eae eee aay Tae no ee en ee a ee ~.. ey ee ae Ly Ui, rl ably low figure "The ‘ "ats wus Suved auiy ines . ; ‘ sash iv. ] Ci. ow", tne : vem hy th ‘ ete nor ‘ - ‘ + | i: o> enema eases eee Big Tow a ré ice ee 3 ew Vali aOVe } rs : ; Y &@ POttponement of action. ai present another great plece of 2 ae oka =A and Fatally Iriured Two. « . , Mr. =* = 2¢ tion W ide all th riore surpris-. for the Clitert coment ‘ 4 its er, ‘ne re, ° Se of ‘ ‘ a t : . y J P oteamer Released From an Ica Gorges K 4 \)} It ' iin . : . "@ * li | li, at 6.08 ng to hie celleagues because he hal jusi. ¢« ; i ttteria rdge, Me an ty! ' c t HE AVIS +a? eNJtelO, FO , , = so alr ; -_ ss ‘ ‘ rs. hy rs Wait M; , } or? ° ‘ ; _ . ' ' ee wed hoe rand of voted to allow a number of aprinkliog con. | . : bel .* . vhates Mary Cholmon tek » reet, forn v3 un rial wh nu. ene Bie arersy ant oe OE Ts TE BECO Above Cairo by the City Se sa bret! f Otte tractors extensions of time in which to, Ji! Pottage Phe second Was that ce! aisles i eee ) iy west imtothreuws Ove of Memphis yes re ¢ poe a ‘a perfect thelr bonds ebrated story, “When Kn enthood Was ; ' pga se e eBa od me . ~ ¢ . a - . SE ae ; ; ae e | > suey aes ‘ i the og f 4s yours aud oi daye Mr. Alt’s action wae i a surprise, but it Miower.” whie} “) he — . Hae Pen bel ! i ONc MILLION CURED CASES, Lowe. " iw ae Fase ) —_- -+--—- 77 pe-tdence 4k (oe sOW el ch Wi. " concluded ; Meher @uarrhiie a ‘ rary hee hed gil ' Fal hs , ; as . Si wy. Be 5 Iw, at 2p @. le- Was thut fnexyp! cable to the other members . » ; ‘ of the borrd., WOK Phe third will be “Brother Ofdoars ; ; , ‘ P Friday moning at & o' i ! ‘ : , , missioner Hermann received a. fr Faversham. the pon er a : : rh! ’ wi e You Can Be Cured Wit tuicr You Ge ! . Of. i “ 3 f bee ; \! , , ler, ev 22, at 8. 6. MB, James Campbell. the broker, w! it- 2 eg ak oo Sais digesta es wits bin | tempor. rly Lae ye | igeve in Chri tia. Sclence or Not Rory "§ | , tu Bellefou ee “n mu.d visit his home at so early by speciad arrancement with Charles Fr * Bey asides ese neo to : ! i : : triends invited to ettead. the! bel when most millonasres are taking mon, and no other new paper in St. Leu ina | 1 toe fs ies De ae ; pismeteeg ce 7 mags Marte theks a hepa! eRe FOuawW .! bebe ae ae one ry 7 oe: - r auty sleep : et : : , > f : 4 j ele ‘ : cj ; 6 ' +e: e*? j : . | j \ , ’ ‘ sal i ‘ i . i ‘ ’ 4 ‘ . : e rs } : . Va ‘or vA eet emlay eb p Mr. Campbell was not long in apprising | Wl be able to ) Sips Lit? rer art *riester- rig ae Ne raed war reckon pie , 7 ; : Hermann “ f the obs i*} of hi : vislt trot at r Qt lis ir wis is Irate nse "ar ' forest * nviaot ’ P : ‘ : - . . peau eng Augum@s @ told the Weter Comuiis Sooner, Wild is w deal'ne i It Goes. wit piel : ‘ ek, ' ' : : a chairman of the Commitice on City Ligit-) >” Ef ty id omaptheataeiadice sa they mm : hiement @b ? ~! L) a hoc oe dj puad SS atlpn ’ ; ‘ . os : ; util Tt’ nl { | ‘ ] ‘ : y . y : , ‘ ‘ ‘ — : . ’ ’ \" ‘ ~ ing, that he had Come to urge t. m fas vote ‘ i rt | ) ‘ i ‘ . : , ; , . Re , ; } bk «it Sr. i ‘ ‘ ‘ ii ; i) | Vf LS ; 4a RF " against ailowing the Kern comp any at ‘end “os the eee ‘ ra I; ite ; : e . - This eur of titne in Which to ss. Ife Tr) : J. ho Blinds | rr . ‘ , 7 Bg , . ' . a . . a ,; ‘ ‘ ; } ad Stops tne Cough is gurpeised Mr. Hermann still rm : ; hea _ eRe g Na gER: more] . : : ' . Ma . Case cf th fe . as den Against | WoKAS OFF THE COLD ’. seeepoel! PPro Tlt Bomie thine \ the Kkrglish areryv, a: . roy P ‘ é; ; , pike . ‘ . Ave ] disease of « 1 : : . ASI? . 7o8 . : . ans on pepe ay aged oe armumen s he used bravery to a lieutenancy ; hye }- , “an ; . aint : ’ ; ever .* of ert : ae ae she Rev. DH B. Crar fil tou Be | ie Kromo-Quin.ne labiets cure @ 8) an » { — , ; : ¥ i i , . . . . . se . “% ’ , Rely Like the arguments pur fort . cers, @ crack regiment. He » 3 | usiy,; af hot cestroyea. r {oman . ‘perations Benefit Fuchre for st. aurcn. Avain Tried | one Gay. NO SG ee ie. 4a, 4) : Mr. Alt a few hours later in Suppor ) | . life of Capt. Lancer Pleydell -aegt ‘ «elnerwis threatene }. cures ane d ucher for ‘ : par iye of bis refusal to vote for the extonsion 4 an ae time. r. Hermann listened, but made! the two became fast frends Nts { Is NCW BiSHiecp ENDERSON pak its a oe eee a Baers main g tr * saa Tate te + ot Dele pet nho promises and later in the mee ‘ing of he ‘ ' a . et bat A te,] ' ir > om —_ , 1s ethed, Sah ec! > See eels 6 wen : ’ S + r Div ce. board showed that Mr. Campbell's pies had love with his cousin, Baron sas H , ae : iets . a street I ‘a | . Th — 9 -_ had no effect upon him, by woving to allow | Gen. In the course of tine bh Services in Chicago Over the Consecra- sir rs shee # pinlibtide nests he - Pak has » god watch ts the init wigment fs : ee ee thd hleney i ~ yt _ eiat , . A : ; . . ? a att Oe . ? ‘ i j Vf i’ ’ i ee, ? " c . | . . “ : “4 ‘ . , ’ . ¥ . : . Ti fae ; at ’ " i aiie os } ‘ a ; if ’ ti il ot és Condjuior. fat ot a. ai : a ee . , . : ‘ ~ ans * : Wits boii : + ¢ a . "is : -« P a . fre he operiy. : wes ; : ” Seoul Desire bet athe “wr ‘1 Die seed fAnaily drove ie . . re - . . OF fe t: mornins i, being opt by both big ] rvs o>tain it. apt Eta C4 , , : : ; ; © 4 ; care oe ~~. awe en 7 - the extension of time iy “it? | |e * with her. n Feb. 2 l’res fer? VI. Vi at’ » of the Ff ara we : } e clutehes of an Australia: of Pubits ‘Improvemen ts and a member of — bk | ep to bie, aed ) : the Lighiing (Committee recived a a CS tlre bars é r Campbeil The ‘etter wore date lat eards. Hout the ; ty 1 at _ — of Feb. 2 and wus a request “&r Mi Me- | P . . ' C Citen | : ayers fa ef ters Math to eall upon the writer that even aT carnile*ses to . i’ ess : f. } “ : : / } . oot , ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 7, , ' . oe OF ‘ j i a ' P i; ra Sf a at his home. Important businesa was him; he sues for her hand and ‘s a> 1. ped east . Heer” on re) Wbew c te cure T 4% im this ey oF tu nla of Malice IN MARIANI , ie } : Pag neen dons , ; ’ ! SS Se ee V \ tales thoy isn had ae teen reiuera @) TM P ARKER’S ven as the ransom for desiring a visi. from | jiinds, hearing a convereation which shiws ¢ ee. pink 4 ne mn of away frow m ; MeMath. Mr. MeMath did not gd to : ; . : , Mg \ seal ' , . ; t Bene 1 al mera ee him that his love is hopeless, boldly re- VY Episcopal CAUrey adista f om count, disbelief te not any recat ‘the rt of ©: aa re- H IR To nae ' new A a r. Campbell's home. . : ; - le m rn * 4 ra " . A week ago Mr. McMath receive’ unoth- | solves to give up all thought of the Karon- © ae 6. wintle mort - & 4 Ret drance, disappointments of the past ony make ; , vet Mat t ‘ “re 73 oy = :, a . 2 * It prevents Dandruff and halr failing upon Mr, MeMath and upged him to gay until completed. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.—Saiied, steam | oo! S*seF for patage. 5S. 4. JeBergoa, C. vas ee eee ee ’ | ® 5. Emawue Biaine, died hi | sf and Keeps the scalp clean and healthy. against allowing the Kern compeny #hip Belgeniand for Liverpou B., 19H Masvaic Tewpie, Chicago, LiL All Druggists. Kefuse Substitutes gneumvonle
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_e 7. SATURDAY—ST. wey ta A al re 2 Rare Lit al J’ EPR we me A pe > Sn aa Pe OM GOO PEP Seer eos ; yet Ge eR igh ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 24, 1900. SA ER OE oe eyes PR Pay ee DIPLOMATS AT HER WEDDING Honorable Lillian Panncefote Is Now a Bride. 52 »? seorge W. Gross of Belleview avenue, an employe of the Citvy Water Department, Was drowned or suffocated bv foul a! /a waterniain réar its entrance into? water tower at Grand avenue at.d tieth street Friday afternoon. It is concluded from an analysis of the ircumstances under which Gross cled that he epdeavored to escape suffocation in the foul air at the bottom of the tower riand- ype in which he was working by crawling Into the main, intending to make his way this main to a manhole 10 fret PRESIDENT AND CABINET WERE PRESENT IN FORCE. The Little Church of St. John Was Crowded to Suffocation—Its Inte- rior Was a Perfect Bower— Bride Wore Full Court Dress of White Satin. WASITIINGTON, Pep. | Idllian Pauncefote, Pauncefote, British United States, Was married at noon to-day to Honorable Robert Bromiley of Stoke Hiall, Newark. Nottinghamshire, Fnogiand. The wedding was one of the most notable that has occurrea in Washington for many Jeare, Quaint old St. John’s Church, whevte the ceremony Was pertormed, is ote landmarks of Washington, an outwards dingy litile stuceoecouted building at @ ol omial type, Just across Latayetie Square fiom the Executive Mansion. is about Sa, standing room iInciuded, this did not serve to accommodate a of those who Wished tu Witness the Inony. (owing to Ambassador to the cere the official of Lord Pauncefote, the presence of the President and Cabinet, as well as the whole of diplomatic corps, Wus an imperative socia obligation, albeit @ pleasant one, owing to the affectionate regard in which the young bride is held in Washington society. . The inierior of the church wos ike tlre corolla of a huge flower. The brilliantly- lighted altar in the depths of the darken:a«l auditorium with its golden) points ai BNOWY candles formed the stamens and pistil, while the flower-enerusted wails and pillars through which the crimson hangings scarcely showed, were Ike the getals of a monster blossom. The air was heavy wit the scent of Master lilies, bride roses atid orange blossoms mingling with the odor ef lillies of che valley and carnations, Palms filled all the’ available space within = thy chancel, while broad wiite ribbons stretet?- ing down the aises were dropped by the ushers, link by link as the pews filled with the distinguished guests, The ushers were All attaches of the embassy. Arthur Lee, Mr. Gerard Low:her, Sir C-narles Ieliot, Me. Max Mulier and Mr. Humptrevs Owen. position + lay irom tower. : lie employ ea desperate N.FANS 190 PSCAHSS ath and failed, but hie only chanee fer if? Was in the took, His body wees fo: in the matn Loree feet from 1 . The main i> eet in diameter, Witer Panning through this main was about four inehes fepth, but When Gross Was overcome anil still in the pipe his tindy acted ar ia Which raised the water and submerge ; his heud, Unconsciousness nay have come from the foul air to rave him the agony of drowning. Possibly he became exhaustel and gave up his Lfe to the water, While «ire ss wat desperately battling for life wt the hottom of the tower, fellow- workmen were at the top, 1%) feet above hin, Vile haiam fwalting to banl him up with The Honorable | daughter of Lord) of the, Its capacity | | face. the - reoprers, cot iye r oy } at of en doine fer eacy Wiren the wens feerartiy, last the men at the top realize.! elderpt had happened to down Initio the tower. Gros« men mimecdlatecs of the foui alr anal tO the top. was surmised that Gross had the well. in which eight feet “told. at the bottom of the standpipe ire ngines pumped this water out. The body Was not fours. lt was not until several hours after Gross last ilies] to his compan- Ions from the bottom ol tne pipe that his body was found in the matin. It is possible that Gross’ life heen caved W the reseuers nad searched! the mains when they first became convinced that an aceident had befallen him. The water tower is about 100 feet high, from the bottom of the foundation of ma- sonry, which is about 16 feet below the sur- The foundation is 8 feet. The tron stand pine js set in this masonry. Four iron mains enter this stand pipe about 6 fee: We (sross Was felt the were dropped of water would have » above the masonry line, one pipe from each direction. The stand pipe ta inclosed by a wall of brick. eBtween this vrall and the etand pipe there {is a circular stairway. When the tower is open to the public, sight- seers mount to the top by the stairs. There is an entrance through a big valve to the stand pipe at the surface, but this valve was closed to the workmen, and they into the pipe by ropes. scaffold was erected in the pipe the four mains mentioned was suspended above thie fixed one. This movable secuffold was raised or lowered like a painters’ seaffold as the work on the stand pipe require! It Was ustialiv aliowed to remain in one pos'- tion a dav or more. The workmen de- scended to the movable scaffold on a chair, Which was let down by ropes run through a block at the tep. There was sufficient space between the movable scaffolkl and the stund pine to admit the passage of a man's descended A fixed which bisectel A movable senaffold The bride, to the great uneasiness of her | friends, had been quite iil all week and | leaned heavily on the arm of ber fatner as the procession moved down the alsle. Her wedding gown wasa full court costume of white satin, the front a gleaming ne of lace and pearls, while masses of lac | caught with orange blossoms, ciged ‘ long court train from the shoulders to tue Noor. A pretty feature of the bride's uttendants was Master Sidney Kent Legare tin the cos- “ume of a page of Charles IL. fie bore tae heavy train and was followed by the brice- maida These were Miss Esther Bromiley, sister of the groom; Miss Curzon, cousin of T.ord Curzon, the Vieeroy of India; Miss Hattie Sargeant of Boston; Hon. Syotl Pauncefote and Hon, Audrey Pauncefote, 6isters of the brite. The ceremony was performed hy Rinh’ Rev. Bishop of Washington, Henry Yates Satterlee, assisted by Rev. Charles Mackay- Smith, rector of St. Jehn's After the ceremory a wedding Was servewl at the Kimbassv to 400 vu Mr. aod Mrs. Bromiley later left for Palm Reach, Fla... and will soun return to En- gland, where the young matron will be presented at ¢ourt. JURY OUT SIXTY-FIVE HOURS: James Beachum’s Fate Remains in the Balance—Jury Records Broken. breakfas’ malin he Was ina have been tertrify- Wooen +i ‘ of ldocaimet! meh must was undoubtediv feeling the depress- effect f the coke gus When fits’ mamponiona to haul ip, vo minutes. before came t tumyie the end pre net eceurred, surfuce before lic Bas lle him hie Ves, (ir sa W ruld hitve I UN el- as tanule ched Cie j evened 4 Lo PLATRaas a LY ARABPVP LD LS “ pr es . ao - rE 2 Se 6 > WEST MAIN Founy Jamea Biackston, Henry Kleinverg and Willlam Freeman, who were at the top, hat pulied Gross up about W feet when he called to them to let him down again, saying the hoisting ropes had become entangled with the ropes of thie moa able scaffold, Thev let him down. Presently he called that all was woll, and for them to haul away again. They began to hoist him, but he called once more, this time almost frantically, ‘Let ine down, Jet me down! I'm getting weak- headed!’ The men hastily lowered him. They s'tp- posed the ascent had made him temporar']s that he wou'!d recover his con-- posure shorvuy. They watted, expecting (9 hear his call arain. No signal came. Whe 1” minutes had passed without a call from Gross and no anewer came to their crtes to him, they beeame alarmed. Looking ‘nto the stand pipe from the top was like — oor ro MAY HAVE A CANCER, — - — -- — MRS. NELLIE GRANT SARTORIS IS SERIOUSLY ILL. THE PHYSICIANS ARE EVASIVE. Operation Which Was Kept Secret for a Week Believed Now to Have Been Successful. — a rrr — + Special to the Post-Dispateh, NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—Mre. Nelle Sartouris, only daughter of Gen. CGirant, lies room of Dr. W. Gil! Why.ie's as wired to the tu-day in a sunttarium, h yesterday, where sie was subject ei «i S'Irgic: ] Sheis suffering from eancer or tumor nent physicians refuse to say which it is said ftaet she is recovering rapidly from the sherk and ts dotng well Bout Dr. Wyite deciined to teil the nature of tre tromble "is tt .o don't provate bost- J isp operation, Week ake io a ¢Tll.- . mor. it". one a while, anvt‘ilne mm the private patient ‘ etait Qs Liriinled WW Jiile Wae asked, that.’ he repled; ° canneat Terri bier: ne.U lees, “al beiward |, Keven” lbeor some tnoatiis Mrs, Sartorie Was 111. She coneulled ' uta pain in her advised her to consutation Mrs “. and Vivean a Waenh- ' ; breast, ! grave ard York for ssend wiat.it rer «laughter, ate ape has known hurried CYS SEO G ——_—_— ' i Nethereole ub the winding stairs, Boiisiinier (,rant ! ce ae - aide ~ . / STATIONARY fi / Piareciee, 4 Come i jg “hat | -—\ —— Coates: ‘ bottomless black pit Line Goniv rumbling echoes ata straw r «alls to Gross, to foree his s-chair to the top. Gross hetween the entered the chatr bined wits t' ‘Kston Could see L anthe* arr 4 looking into a Tieyv Hig Was ] Could See ot answered theft Thev hauided Wis rot in it. ani Was jet } “init! ! trie --————— —_ — SAPPHO EXAMINATION SECRET. | pat che ie a Quakeress, sad the stair Court Would Not Allow the Public to Be Shocked Free of Charge. NEW YORK, Feb. &.—DOiga Nethersole may king audiences by her play of Sappho, but she was not given at oppor- tunitv to shock the public Ly a recital in court, fer wn she eame up for Amination ; | ings Were eK AM itiation porter who lay, and after heartne tev. Phebe Pbeina ford Wae adjourned anil mex ato oll eelock lDouring the hearing Mackay and scenes fin the play whieh he considered | ship rmmeorid and suggestive Retir be and the i york. woman preicheér objected most strongly to) 4 |. wherein tevelle carries ; be sho BRITISH STEAMER SUNK. oe Tue Sdav morning Crew Was LONDON, Teh, { | Batn Citv. Cay or h q P Tatiedy Saved. cpecified lines ]. - 4 ‘ it, cs le i il Ne a, ty Miss | I=le, in while she to-day, She tucked. Mackay eink in de mo scribed the different acts Sapheo, Beut fice rs and Was not allowed to dwe!l upon the tmmoral- o rge™ 4 minh Late nu} 4! : ae ihe } 7 f— h t igh OP eZ: : ETH [ez HH LLC Loaf Wid ty |down a dee *i trtions jn Went Down Off Lundy Jsle, but the | * “a \ SS \y \S AN ~ SS \\ WN a ¢ N\\s WRAY NY ay \ \ \N WY: 7 i OVERWORK, WORRY A FIRST EFFECT \: ' \ . A! ' ih ; ’ Ra Ww iy 4 Yay \\\ Ve “ * \ ‘ . \% Wh } : , SS. ws | .\ : AY { mt \ VN AA ni yi! PUAN ED SACL) SVN a \\ | ‘ ~ " > wh P ‘ \h\ ht a \\\ * \W \ " v' + | Wy yor Ua f! \\ ,\ Hite aie Th Hdl 1 \ \ r ’ ’ yi IW) yy ¥ yer >, ' ND CARE HAVE UPON THE NERVES. AINE’S CELERY COMPOUND Makes Nerve Fibre, Nerve Force. L. A. Martin, Chillicothe, Mo., writes: ‘‘] have used Paine’s Celery Compound for indigestion and ner- vous debility, and have found it a certain remedy. the system worn by the strain of tedious litigation and office work, and any overworked person will find it a sure cure.’ It rehabilitates ’ oe = DAMAGES MAY NOW BE CLAIMED Petitions the Mill Cases Sustained by Circuit Judges. in Creek Sewer i} term Stielmide ° The Cireutt Judges in wene scion Saturdav su Mill @’reel j the olding tiem reoverflow of | } *feS Chere ‘itv growing « wre pren Wiis ¢ ral srr * anVe rfl A ane term. Wie deetstay af the the queStion of tl FEEDERS TOOK NO ACTION. Their Employers. The eeders employe lat the eo Tobacco }'a night to take final demand for an in! tors hele] a Mere pany s repress i the meeting adjourn (i 07) Col. William S. King Passes Away. MINNEAPOLIS, Mor ' ' William S King. @€s-0 Mijieosal elreracteg fa iy , Ww | "Ien apd Womer ef America. | Fellow Beings - Will you believe on strongest possl- too Committee Appointed to Confer With HAD ILLEGAL PLATES, —_— -_— — COUNTERFEIT DIES. HE SAYS THEY ARE NOT HIS. he Distressing Features of Poverty a Connected With the Arrest of a Stranger. bee “rere lL pp.teed *Sjomhes CGsrav Saturagay morn- having in his pussession bills of the The (sovern- (omni hatsteu? with used in counterfeiting ermbdriaa sien Cf 3 aned $10, Trent's ready for trial are te jail being unaole * sum of glum Tone «. aleole tee? Tradl ire ¢omimmissiomer Gs ‘Purtirsbay ditieder apres dinots’ § Depuiy dhe a’. h UL Slory, sis atid , saree | | P. J. EVANS FOUND POSSESSED OF | Lmitesdd | ' indiscretion excesses have DROPPED DEAD ON THE STREET Body Believed to Be That of J. B. Ezell Taken to the Morgue. At rtd: sippored to be J. izell Groppe!l deal Saturday morning belWiaris between Patterson and rihrop avenue. lils bodv was removed fiom a nearby saloon te the Morgue... The i's Well-dressed ‘The hair and mus- nnd toe eves hlue. The coat tlie trousers gray. the body ine ‘he @nan’s name was J. B. bheok ogent in the ler ('o room 10, hea pan. ‘ ‘ “i rere ; mrp Ne he are «i nd 1%) @ bla*K charikx found Veet are and po. + ee prers qt bezell wae ti qe rrpelo wthe 2. fF. Feet Aller: bturtbding. lieurt dl*ease Is supposed to have causeg the sudden death. ane Brain and Nerve Exhaustion VICTIMS ARE FOUND IN ALL STATIONS OP LIFE. | = = 2 — on ge ee a i i ll The Office, The Trades, The Professions, The Farm, the Pulpit ALL SUPPLY THEM. have been the victim ef at an carly age. Tater unished the work, and You may ‘| now you feel as though Iife were net ; worth the struggle. j i pe | ' BRACE UP AND CALL ON US We CAN CURB YOU. Married Persons or Young Men Contemplating Marriage, aware of Vhysical Weakness, Loss of Procreative Powers, or any other Disqualificetion, Speedily Kestored. He who places ble evidence.— No, that is asking much at first—beut will you risk twen- ty-tive cents to learn fot yourself that there ia Dow within your reach almost, , fection in bread-making, a standard Gold Medal biaae oF tae from pain and nearly all ate ao eatitute circ fa ’ inds of indisposition. Es ea dae | | teh . : Flour must and always docs reach. Not a barre! leaves * We enow ta prootres our personalex. | tioser: nent en, © | the mill short of being the best the miller makes. Nota \ | perience, our family experience, prom- bushel of wheat enters into its making but the finest and inent medical testimony, and the ex- : : : inside facts of perience of thousands, who now joim- {| om!« rs ’ richest in — value. These ere the ins! with: us in telling others what a bless. uncer 4 nen the success 0 | ing to humanity has been found tn DIED OF P OMAINE POISON. Gold Medal Flour “Orangeine.’ a littk five-grain pow- Se at, wa roannares Daniel Young and Relatives Not Vic- , m8 hema Ba ina of « Conapizncy. It's the best flour made—and always thie best. No “Ovangeine’ io harmlecs beyéné Iv velopments Saturday showed chance for changes in the quality of your bread nn cmetre meseh Srean when you use Gold Medal Flour exclusively. It is absolutely uniform. Try 1t. WASHRBURE, CrOSRY CO., Minnes The housewife's jdeal is attained in bread made from Gold Medal Flour. It feels light, looks white, eats nice. That's the acme of per- ... | himself under our care may cenfide in (our Homor as gentlemen and confidently rely on our skill as Physicians. iv a wise course of treatment, adapted to vour Age and Physical Conditio ° the Tone of yeur System can be Raised, the Tendency to Impure Thoughts Removed, and the STRENOTH AND VidOR OF MBALTN RESTORED TO THE DEBILITATED ORGANS, — ee The Slbert Medical Dispensary, 821 CHESTNUT ST... Cer. (Poszoa! Bidg.). Por the Scientific Treatment eed Care of Nervous and Special Diseases. CURES AM Bale lh moK ch bee | an prpy rye confirmed the « stratus favored ent) me The case against Harry Gillette maker, charged with VaAgranes, quashed Saturday in Judge Calrk’s cour This was the first ease wherein the grardies . ‘oris in their war on the bookmahers, have thy, ! to charged the operators with being vagrants. raclied at ce and grew The police falied to secure enouir ev tdence ‘ger ntil it ie said that she is out of io make their case against Cilietie aanger, so far as the if tae opera- FERRY BOAT BELL STOLEN. Myon secre a Pagwnosis of Wis an opera- ras performed Much secrecy attended Mrs. Sartoris’ trip to New York, None but her _— “nae (rier ‘ son for her Henry Morbus Arrested and Charged ™*'° jee ow eran i “Stebeinaton. Give (lel i i? ab trate . De Fi With the Theft. her mother to let no one know A warrant charging Henry Morbus with vould nave passed grand larceny was issued Saturday at the request of the Wiggins Ferry Co. _Morbus if accused of going on one of the ferry boats belonging to the company and taking the beat bell from its Place on the hurricane deck. The bell was loaded into a wheelbarrow that Morbus had taken and started for a unk shop. Watchman Burke = arrested irorbue ano returned the bell to its place. Robbed of Money and Watch. Willlam Dole, alias “Shivers,” is charged with robbing Charlies Bilge in A Warrant ia- med Saturday. Blize claims he was enticed into # saloon on Market street and robbed by Dole and two other men, He lost a | watch and $18. Dole is under airesi, eudden ae it thes rit TY) fhe r ‘ ; t'li the crisis #? ee | © the Post-Dispatch SCR SHINGTON, reb 24—News from Mrs. Sartoria continues encouraging, but anx- lety concerning her daughter and grand- daughter, the Princess Cantacuzene, are telling on the venerable widow of Gen. Grant. woo has been confined to her rvom for two days. Silver Republicans, Too. WASHINGTON Keb. 24.—Chairmnan Towne of the Siiver Republican National Committee announces that his party will | held it< convention at Kansas City at the samme time as the Democratic convention. Hie estimates that {t will bring 1500 Silver Repubiicans tv the city. tre? ' Ive ft FE titi as a: Rdltcths oe youd description. Its great usefulness Who Were supported have been prl- has interested four Yale graduates in Tie with arsenic, Were vietime of our active ataff. and our list of estock- : PoSOn as «0 result of eating food bolders includes men of great business SR ree, ee eee and professional prominence. both East and West. ) be All Case Undertaken. GUARANTEED ‘ Ne Exp riments. Offcve Hours 10 to 4. 6 te & Sundays, 16 te & (ensulitation (nefdential, Free « levited. CHARGES MODERATL, MEDICINE INCLUSEA, The others are out Washington and his | wife, wiro were placed under errest, will be iecleased. question, beneficial and efficacions be- ul) «wl polis, Minn. Mi tetn It a spe atk etal. Med alle. ah ued: + TR Cie tht Best Tone se ron teks RA EL rth = koe ~ nj pe
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PP A OE + SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS AL tan Eat td eet 24, 1900. is and Subarbe, i such thing as order and development, nor a eiatheniin unfold- . . ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH, ing of the faculties, but a mere change from one isolated oS? a a | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by —_ = os. LR f ' ¢ ; seems to non-professional observers. Can electivism wid bree Be Lage’ THE PULITZER PUBLISHING Cco., 513 Olive St. | so ag as that of President Eliot and Mr. Seaver be justi- 4 a | ieeleriaderia Rivas “fed WAS IN KFIOWER ool | fale] A Prize of $10.00 in Gold Will Be Given by the } ae per _—. at. Saee and Suburbs...... [pissanssatee cos +, ane Cent | er 3 "fe : ; | Post-l isp ite! f tl 13 t \ icl ; eek Bay iaruie, F.isewhere .....+...+-. teenes trtteesecceeeeses 1WO Cents The Assistant Postmaster Genera] testifies to the fact that (F. - y . ; — ees sO 1© Est srr © Week Day issue, on All rains ..............++. eccccccccccccec ss DT WO CODE ph se RY CHARLES MAJOR DwIN CASKODEN) ee ; ( aie naee’s 1m OTF oT “ » : Uh (eee ee ee ee eee eens ° ‘ th , »0 er ‘ce ’ a SSh ‘ 4 e« ‘ 3 M 7 ¥ vo Buniay lesue, at all r out of St. Louis Q Five Cents e postal servi of Missouri “stands at the head of the re iGHT 1898 BY IKE BOWEN- RILL PUBLISHING Co “48, 8) a ! e elling Wohat ] hey y. re. Delivered by Cartier in st Week Day and Sunday, per wee TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS. Peetage prepa'd in United States, Cansda and Mexico. BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. lly and Sunday, 1 year....... at M) Delivered tw Carrier in Towns Outside ally and! Sunday, 6 months. . Bom of St. Louls: Daily and Sunday, 1 month. (Wiliver Week ...... xk eeeeeeeee sboccoceeccococcs cOORD Cents scocco ane Ceats ~.. Oo Cents Bunday,. 1 dns va all oA ler Month eevre e+ree@eeeee Sunday, © muonth@...........655. 1) Week Dav only, fe Per Month boececccovcececeme Cents Sunday, 3 months............... ghia RATES ON TILE POST-DISPATCH. 16 P le 34 ta 32 Pagee....... 2c 40 to 3O Paves.......! etette the Tnited ‘Stat 8, Canada ot@ Mecico, Double the Above PAE ag TELEPHONE NUMBERS. Bell. Kinloch. DEED, sccoccccccececccésccéose Mala O64 and 665 A 646 sud A 648 Prittorial Roome...... bea eete coboedeost fem inh Bae a Ee cesccesceonce MAID oo ‘ A och reulation Departine nt. oe Matas 127 — Entered af the Poet nha at st lauie ns Seer d-Clase Matter. Remit by Mones Order, Tbraft or in Registered Letter Address all commubicatio®s end compiaints of Imperfect service to POST-DISPATCH, St. Lec ‘hwith Special Avencs, wo Ta ue Rookery, Chicago. Louls. Foretgn Advrertis'ns, 8S. Cc. Agent New York. 68 Tribune Bullding, ew Oa eee en ee ew ee ee ee ee 0 eeeeeeEESeEeESeeEeEeEeeESESeaEeEeESeE=eEeEeeeeeeeereeee eee Se eee eaec_oeeeeseeeeerseeeeeee ee iin. ” ee i. SEWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF —==18 S99 January ..... 93,756, July February..... 95,597 | August March..... -. 103,038 | September. April ..........109.809 | October .. ...121,751 May .......----111,903 | November... 130,193 June......... 109,016 | December .. 142,165 { January, 19CO......142,344 ) February Me wctoccb ts,010 { February I!......... 151,202 February IS.........154,380 ) The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- ~ tising wit the distinct an] unequivocal guerantee that it lias a larger bona-fide paid cir- ) culation, Sunday or daily, in the City of St. Louis ) aul its suburbs than aay two other morn- a] _-_ —_ ee i i ti i a ll til i i, --++» 105,933 109,955 .- 113,491 ~— — -_—_-_ —_ = wT LN OR i Eo ing or evening newspapers combined. sa BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. _— ee eee ee eee One of the eight largest Sunday newspapers in the United Siates. eEe—eeeEeEUEeEE™yI"aarraonrr 8 2 eee ee eae ee ee ee ae arr a i ee el el el il i il i i i FULL CF WOE The Porto Tiican tariff? promises to be the source of un- numbered woes to the Republican imperialists. “Our plain duty,” said the President, “is to abolish all cus- toms tariffs between the United States and Porto Lico, and Give her procucts free sccess to our marKnets.”’ This is the right policy, but it must not be adopted as a Policy but as a plain right required by the whole theory cf American politics and grounded in the constitution itself. We took possession of Porto Rico and the Philippines with the assurance that the blessings of liberty were to be granted the people. We are bound in honor tu siand by this promise, If the boast that the mission of the American nation is to enlarge political freedom Wherever American influence is felt is not a lying brag we cannot submit to the demand of a few special interesia that the Spanish policy te continued in the “colonies.” If the !mperiaiists do mot like this, let them abandon their colonial proicct of fraud and grecd. There is no middle ground. “Missouri Chief Oraterical line characterization of the jugful. Missouri's chief oreterical explosion of exccutive eloquence touched justly famous phrase, “Sajicut of protest against the unfairness of the Repubile. = — — _ = = A DEAR FELLOW. Mr. Chauncey M. Depew is a dear fellow. He addressed the Daughters of the American Revolution and his oratory was loaded with sweetness. “I do not believe,” said the Sonator, “that all this preaching against Wom s activity his any foundation in feet or in theory. I belwve that ans thing a man can do, a woman can dv equally well” Then, after rebuking Cerdinal Gibbons and Prof. their failure to appreciate. the eternal feminine, be goes on: “Iam a firm believer in woman, whether in the home or in the @rena of public affairs, and she has abundantly demonstrated her ability to care for herself.” That's enough to make the eat purr (no pun intended). 4 2. i event’ Is the Republic's head- intercoilopiate contest. Not by a event Was that volcanic off with that now sons suinted gsires.” We peu! i.e Sumner for Trut even if it is sweet, can anybody say it isn’t true? Maybe it is. the Steel & Wire Trust has the trust Was created, the went to men wideiy scattered Weu.th Was distributed in it is absorbed by a few Profits of One Trust.—uring is made profiis of $13,062.49. bs. profits of the separate inius tries over the country. The increase numerous difections. Umier monopoly, Very Wealthy men, li a teow metropo.itan centers, laying gob- bled the industry i8 waiehk ii was nade, they are as lL.keiy to in- Vest it in foreign linds as to put it to Use here country is being denuded to benetht the coming billion ares, eo -—--——_——- HUGE LABOX TRUST FLANNED. Mr. N. W. Termond of Thomaston, Me., is secretary-treas- rer of a co-operalive organtzetion Knuwn as the Industrial Brotherhood. Mr. Lerniwnd publishes a weekly entitled Lla- manity, devoted to co-operation, tle has done much towards furthering the co-operative movement. liis latest scheme would, if carried cut, mean the creation of a huge labor trust, ii Opposition te the capitalistic mo- nopolies. The scheme apy@ars Visionary, yet it is not wise lo assert that it is impossible of attainnuae nt. Mr.. Lermond calis upon 1000.00) co-operators to sign a pledge to unite their capital, as soon as the full number liave signed, for the purpose of establishing co-operative indus- tries. Up to date 72 persons have signed this pledge, the amount of capital pledeed aggregating $1,000,009. If these pledges are worti. their tace value, this is quite @n encouraging nucleus for the new labor trust. The coun- try will await wilh interest the resul.s of Mr. Le:rmond’s further efforts to place co-operation ia the United States on a basis that will make it comparable with the British co- Operative moveinent. leore ol * Pai’’ —e eo & Missouri may well congratulate herself. Kansas City has been chosen os the place of meeting of the Democratic Na- tional Convention and St. Louis is to be the place of the World's Fair of 1903. Let us now endeavor to show all man- kind how greut a State has grown up in the great West. * -— -— | — ANARCHY IN EDUCATION. Mr. Edwin P. Seaver, Superintendent of Schools, contributes an article to the Educational Review in which he takes ground in favor of “electivism” quite as radical as that occupied by Prerident Eliot. Mr. Seaver dwells upon the ever-widentng field of know'l- edge and the accumulated mass of heterogeneous material claiming the attention of the student, and Insists that only by recognizing the right of the pupil to choose for himself ia education manageable. On the theory that education is only the accumulation of facts this will do. Kut this is not acknowledged even by the ost convinced electivists. aainese not some principle, some primary peychological fact, which should be the center from which all educational training @bould proceed ? a Boston, | erts and Kitchener, ’ list as respecis the percentage of cost, it consuming a smaller proportion of its receipts than the combined postal se:vices of any other Ftate.”” This being true, Uncle Samuel should certainly be liberal in making necessary improvements here. ,—_— = — IMPERIALISM VS. M:N London has discovered at last that the brilliant-and herole deeds in the military operations on the western border of the Free State are Gon. Cr miastoriy retirement from Ma- Rersfontein and his megniliceent resistance at Paardebers. The British are compelled to praise the adroitness, swiftness, Skill and cour Of the enemy. Commanded by Lords Rob- the flower of the Mritich Army in a ratio of three to one has bccn unable to crush Cronje’s hervic band of Dutchmen. | Great Britain may take warning from Gen. Croij: defense, She may at tremendous cest overwhe'n but she cannot subdue, the people of the Tuten Mae's ee "s superb and slay, reprurbtic 8, millions out of the pockets of Ue people and triamsfer them into the cotfers of rich b. ms Corperacvions, The chief benéeticiary is the -iInternati.cnal Navigation Com. pany, Which is especially tavored by the provision giving ships making 21 Knots an hvur, a substdy twoind a hail cimes that allowed Slower saéilers, truss praciicaily cuttines otf freight lines from the benefits of the Tieasure. This Cohcern is closely Standard ' ’ . , ’ a | j connected with the Ponnmsylvania iiaitivoad. But the ©jl crowd seems to be the prikeipalantorest. Amons the dime. tors arc John D Rockeiciler, HW. thi. Resers, C. A. Giisecom and J.D. Archbold. all off c.ais and d.re e— . Congress has now ken in session neariy three months Withuul having put any trust artich-s upon the free ist, and there is no indication that tt will take any such action. Such lewisitution might imtentere with trust cuntributiens to the election slush bund. -- 220 Shall we be the destroyers or the benefactors of China if we us and is d:- maintain the opeu door and foree’ a to irade With other powers on the-free Gade bas.3s?- Tf ree thude structive.of homie induct.ilies, how much We shall be wronging the Celestials! , Ilow many times did Senater Porakor, while caing Wash- ington’s farewell address to the Senate, think of William Mc- WKiticy Wiat a farcical precesaing it was, anyhow, consid- ering the policy of the Adiuinmistiation! 27ee A syndicate that buys 29,0%.000 acres of Texas land, $09,00y head of enttle and oa cottem-cecd of) mills is in a fair was to «do &@ jure biissmeses. i Sibly tieuiPf Scieme ts Not to Peay beef at pPhiulanthreplie pris — toe anni With the ccomcus appointments at his command Unele Shelby Cullum ourht to be cble te convince a good many of lus Republican fellow citizous that his rescriblanee to Lin- eoln has hot faued. e*~-7s After reading Sccretary Goge’s glowing description of the great West's possitthie: how gtesuirt it eims tant we shuuld waste our energies on Asiatic islands 10,¢0u miles froim our coast! oo > OO There is no crpos'tion abywhere to poaceable expansion. There is, and will coutinue to be, oppo mote expansion by war. ? i POST-DISPATCh ENAP SHOTS. The religious Boers, When attached on Sunday, do very good figiitiies. It the rul Dot Gaon. Colis camry or China, why ehould re at’ Javan fora of ew York ts no more. Ider but h- takes a : ;* avy 171 Crice Saloonkeeper ioorn not only loves a Sci Somethoics The pews Cols’ has done great we the Philippines. The hows « birthday as Well as at any truthfa! ana minegtons staute- rh in Swuth Africa works on - Wis and seme of his of his Country. an . tir (ols) va ta ; *) “sy anthro ments would @)-puci any bathe. canvas «of returh the CHAPTER XIV. Great Event Was Accom. plished. NOT long after this Jane and I were given permission to return to Eng- land, and imme idjiiateiy prepare) for our homeward Journey. ‘Upon our return to En down in Suffolk with he# uncie, Li lingtbroke. I then presented myself to the King and tendered my resignatior as Master of Dance. He was kind enough to express re- eret, and ask me to reconsider; but I stood my ground firmly, and then and there ended my official relations with Henry Tu- dor forever. And the I left Jnne rd Loo- gr! mh: j - 2 we ee ee ND’ anager i>. wt - + “two queens pik ae if to make thelr devotions. As soon as Brandon and Mary caught sight of each other, Queen Claude and J remy Vey ; ~eahy'y fF ti ; Cone aoon o..Wea peel Th as fightin«g for home an} MGepen dence, canuot be « Ongue}y: id. ea ught Bren jon, phe wn 5 Soune COENEN them aeain at ste Perris rete. Where Wwe " ‘ > tTS 7 P " 1 . : ‘ ty Pe i ‘ ‘ i. ee ‘ x a The blood of tae gallant Duicchmen nourishes the seeds of : rT —" a ke eis ser: t led | found the best of herses. and a if mredy ‘ ‘i 9° e : . . . . > ; y € 0 " LD. a af t ’ ble: fhe ] L ty gy tis "e Te.d ’ ° cme rty liberty in Souta Africa: their heroic deoi3 are the founda- | _ * ape pe Ge — 8 comp.ication trouble : pha att “pul i = ) “ ; =e +} a , : nie athe ‘me greatiy, notwithstanding my falth itn “SARUES ih ees Chor Vols ‘ | a 5408 tions {> free governnie rit. j MI r j ‘ } ; I } j ¥ ; oo? «tart! ir hav reer tats | * \ for as rt . . : . * ° . - M4 Vv i 4 i Mi ‘ eS. "Oe Ss; y ‘y: e' P - - } The Doors are givine an example of heroism to the world ogling og seeengag st . splay to S4UY rec: at a little town near Rouen, w n . mat ot ale ; mk noth.nzg to Brandon abent ‘it, Lo soon to.d. city we earefully passed around. and are teach’ng impertalists a vatuable lesson. sey Are him plainiy what [ thought: and fearet. | When we arrived at Diespe, as falr a shown the limits of iroperial conquest and jower.: They are ] ase replied with a low, contented little wind as a Ay itoer’s heart could wish was ‘cena et Hs . ‘ > ' - aben : b: gin risht up the channel] ‘monstrating that quality f wn: ™{ s for tn . “ni quane re , ¢ ar . demonstrating jt ( necounts for more than qu Do net fear for Mary, I do ne ‘tt. That The ship Was a fine new one, well fitte J on tity, and that tremiondous advantages in numinrs and re- youns fellow is of ai-fe rent “ti! . Raoaw. 3 Rhone any sea, and We at onee omree: at sources are matched by the spirit of freedom in brave men. [Sag de wd pith Mg! ~—— uN faith Mm .upen landing ih Enaiant, Mary sf 1 : . , . , ‘ : : ster purity and abitty > fake cure f or- shoithd s Oo Tron " ny Ww n he ine Another ‘1 hermrpopyiae for the inspiration of freemen its he- se! a i Py ebe left O-@ Ce ow ears ifr ; sok ad AS , =. é ‘ iy . ie ‘ . af “ “sy * “ ** ra) i ’ . ‘y oo * Vie be 4 A RASCALLY Mi ASURE« ae ) ° igef as The Hanna-Pavne-Frye siip subsily bill proposes to teke M4 hae Many a boy who trid to get a peep ti cause confusion, it: shoud eer ~~ ANSWERS TO CORRESPOND NTS. W. LP. 8 —There jis no premium ona half-dollir of 1°%4 e CONSTANT PAD IER.-4ield @eouar ecoins are worth $1.25 KX. ¥—-Yes, the Memertal Hoine, Gracd and Marnuowa avenues Kh. H.—"‘Religio, Mores, Cuilura ni religion, merals and Cus. ure. SURSCRIPER Pi unce Quo Vygis. Long “a,” as in “fath- er, eiteh ly tlatted PaAVATAST HEADER Jack ¢ : of -Biar teburgw, Ky. owned Leonuatte tin ts). H.W. Ho -Seme citcoed postage stamps are va.uaae, Inquire a . ‘ ’ aeea hiwthes Of Gena Ts at book slores Old? SUBSOR'Gtlin —The appantment of mail carriers from eligibie list now pested depends on the number of vacancies which may occur Inquire there of ces on old books. A HERCULES.—We cannot quote pri od. idea at Pullic Library. You can probably get a & the value of the book INVENTOR —We advise you to write to American Consuls abroad and get their counsel But the Commniss ener of Pat- ents, Warhngten, 2D. Cc, will probably give ea the Natives Oo foreign off.cia.s. CONBTANT READER.—You are mistaken. We know mucn, but nor all. We do not know the names of all the doctors in the Ninth Ward during the cholera seacon, nor do we know the season you have in mind. There have been. several. You may ove information at the Health Commissioner's office, City Hail. Dan ices ci ve. ata Who is new a sgavaybenrd, will note the death of Danic! StelLaren, 3 Was no ether than: Dan. Rice. in his best days there Was Ne more Wondoriul sGuewmon, dee | eording to the juvenile siancdard, then Dan Rice, theush he is quite unknown to the smadi bow of Gey, The Wiglums, Weglums, Wosrelums and Woerlums have done a sensible thimg tne ngs logeiher and t iviagw that. the «poling of their mame, which came to them from Jan Van Worgelum, who lived! 9 2045, shall hereafter be uniform There slouid . i ¢ deal of armiondment la names and the fittest Should be gre. Ved. Gf one bee.omes so numerous as oF new coach for the ostensibie purpose ol hearing mass. I hurrfedly found Brandon and repatre' to the 3 litte chapel where we walted ag + very long time, we thought. At whe “WoiAT WILL YOU DO FOR HiM, B..OTHE: ? From a Dinwing in the Souvenir Ed.ticn Fiower.”’ Beh ” ee ‘Oy a} ASA) ak ‘ ‘ af Sey AE 4 1 >. “Ss Ran wee ait “i ft, 6 Pras Cat weed ts a ’ Se 7 “> ee w? Oe P : ro y _ . > es: "td ow, sh de Bet co bo on —- a i i > Foes Wyse “ , ‘ ~.>-? ya . pl we Se IPR Sty, ie *.3 AB +e 242 - . Gs 24? ‘ -_ e-. tr if : -——— TORS Faz, Rx! a oo ae =~ i. ae “* - ; ay + sy 5 se f¥ se; ‘ ‘ @teo? i e ‘ a , ry a Wout , ‘ We ret Li tore! ‘ i , Or ia . v i of OO BD | rj sorupulort as to ik So J Tits x ‘ efi % | iv) Se . Wer tert Cat Cire Uiry 1) >wilfe U li ¢ - \ ti tis? ‘iw pf ei the ast one, ra of el ¥y tins eof 4 i 7 ! of having to: 4 ia L é mo ‘ : ww i? | ' “wc iart | } ; ‘ k? rvs \iA? \ ! i ci es t ft , , 4 i tren *h King v“ 2 1 1 ‘ ’ . ‘ eT} Pip CC dure ee " Bile i meesasge reache:! Teor do i! \ ! a \ a Serr tT him, and rv at. 2 aris Francis I } ? j 1! | > i ‘ t a ’ threne of i father-it : os & Jooked up the restraint of - ob NY eee WN e pout of mue's was removed, the yee bh I + ju Wi! you going -o do a’'tack upon Mars 1 1 ij ‘ if beveed and plea . A ev 2 ti cv looked ae etrnogrise ary ¢ rid Within three das : t “ BE mit bey ty, THe rr tro Eipooe ’ yf reed tera dive qa i - ‘ ‘ plat t ; fa ‘ ere«s a 4 ’ cyoiere ) Y r ‘ \ \ ga | , “Ino you } w what vyoau Ff pet ee t dhe ‘ f che * : f ’ asked in a temper. “Tt eer (9 make 3 ry ' Pa } nm) mee ee w i fe--que vi Mahia of t ei eas . ; rm “by. v adie 5 ? wiiPtects } ear “i : ‘ rer) mrhy " I raake mo iam Queen of France Ww thout vour help, ta ”° az.) eare not So Mu oF AS OMe pe iy. 7Or tHe Y > *Vars \ , * Serug of ' . r It i p? When TIT caw ¢ Whole & ation, Wi'h ’ ' ads Mary nothing less than a ; r oN t+ a Wer eg ° Sr 5 pial be, J wae ready to @ive uy wil it « E%,9 F " Pr WwW! e.1¢ YoU emvs struegie, but not so Mary Tuse.? a? Part : = ® sent for Queen ¢* iucde es { te 1 her y ‘% _ r " t ver ‘, ph? t. we ' ?'? re at! she knew. Naturally enough, Ciaude | tec tha thing would be g.ad to pet Marvy as far away he e thegy ** en ff ry. 3 et T “" from France and her hustewis na fe hie, benine art (4 bnmt ant wet and waa only too willing to ietd @ here an er You ‘ Saat v hand to our purpose. » * AL. gT> . \Ve agreed that Siarey and a Pen bee. ‘ vee thy » ow) rem should within-an beour go © ee. A ' t. ? ” - rn oye o roe Bean tan’ bare by ‘y Save o fonet ™ sf —' rhanvewe aha carta “want was accom Neha (THE END.) '% ‘ ad 4 Su odav next” b n° and the oe Quotes Moore. epinning the greatest river at the tiost fpe To the Ekiltor of the Post-Dispateb. tere ating ase teOUK its banks, First comes cur far-famed Forest Park, | arehitecture: ) the world, wn ee ne with its myriad verjured acres and wind- | construc ion ae leon: ™ 2 ita interies ing driveways. Then Tower Grove Park |. “isth-—-T S:. Louts Post-Rispateh, hay. which is Ilkewise renowned for its fe tl © greatest Cun tation: West of the flow, vr. } M leap uve : sph ies ‘ more ee —o i ‘ ’ . ; . pe ns, beautiful etatuary and magy drives _ even “SW £ teoTaen, tue most famoug Who has net heard of Shaw's Botan! a) ' the werld Gardens—a World of rarest beaut es This ! bat t Park, the most natural a.cohesgioal Garden and Fair Grounds, to » mre Sf 1 .irSert. park in the United GEeserve Menton Shine St Ieruis h 1S heerry 4) > thie . liome of! Ni ae 1 ni th Station, tiie largest tn the the W est,” ii tid 4 q? ; . f ‘ yur. : a ° mt ; In keeping with ths fact... let Slaece fore. § Dey? {“uppics bjork, the most complete ITleds ¢ ame & the architectura Specimens ¢ Manic Pot ecation rhe wer Si. Fran aVier’s Col o>) Church: i: : JAX] > The ov bee-stutifeal tr 1’ iif r of } iFee Yr imtle ( t ‘ie D's : Noel } Se Ven! 4 tre et B.fiios the Muff. heirs is a dream cf beaux ae arc ty in itsei’, met toa ef its frescoes ant Inc! _ yois 5.2 toa ifs i z udes the Vepartiment 23. ” taapelllritige. We tt, ist rivet partie ye" retigt Tie WwW T e% . ‘ } . Stor City Hall, aloo Musie Hal) and iast, but nor! oe. so of the Pest-Dixpateh, ] ust ur ‘Hion Station, : Muse in the Parks lex siuse tt affards us 20 the Eqvleureans we would say: Visit) an ce porturnyg: ; ‘'r flsst-c’oss and tn- Fausts. Lusty, make a bid at the Peete Strub tive music he the heet hands Dispatch denartm: J irspect its equin Cay tty ’ , . ' I : balls, beecutoe they are dige Trent ~“ Giger Peper wa See i frart “Oriel prin tt Fick 4 i.e o6eetir hehe Competitive offers aonrd mone Olier Knaws ves try Ate > : 4 ’ : ve > better how to cater io the Hteraury taste of | battle, . coucston far life's [a "Ne ‘’ ge ,/ *e j 7 a’ % - , ‘ " = Poe Fiat’ s T i . bs ai , , : e . | l sprit yy bas iilse if has a onl. ; thee abe , te ‘ ti x pe iM Ww a cae weoirer ia youthful, J Saw / to i * . a 7 a j 1 } oy i I t toe fe 9 henuliful eolor for apring 7; . ate mgt eo , oa jJook beiter in the a@ue 7 t i> - 7.2) Sa ns tut red wir tes NTT 7) Sn, ; k as A? Fe Colore Viche red and pink, @p}- POST- DISPAT CH P fr F5., r: Ling feck tints, are Secom’ ne cpt isha y the came ihren “euch . > ‘ . ‘ . } i , | ivi : i eynt * r , hy «davilnhe should RO ~-DEATL . ' : ; or { ear ties M.rlis, or yw P fotie color, from a s milagre hoor in te j ' ‘ 2, ~ \ make their fa en appear AR mrenr.¥ ape! 9 iti y tl : ‘ ' j A ti « ert ge Tee é . l gym %, | a’ os late y ‘ oa and wart browne par A We ; i ow . at! :. tal ' mav be worn ry eit ner falf Perchatice besid we Lop lark pe nrovided they be net t0@ ee , “ , case the contrast will rete ; : ' *? {,¢ f * sikKS hs Po . — ife ? ? v. } } r frea % ™ —— ' e “a wi “4 7 ; . . t At j v Ss ry Us i ' . | 5 Tees ange Cs ’ ae Or are Rag also \ ’ Ww r ' i ae ti uate vai tu falt per- ys Ty ’ ! i ‘ . ' j wi it ! j o_o a e is beeomen. »fiir women, TR : fe, e of ' ' foiumera an fsa 1 w T¢ e ehou Jet euch contrast if ys ee . Lbeing aeree poe » mr? aiid sure, A ' i wit We il r 1 5 eS | sraiae color te becoming to all complene A i se ‘ i 4 } o* s ' a“ en i bi ; { it ager *Rlhuwh aie brule RB saw it Wa ain e* esta FH} ’ liant 1k Ww ae ; . " P’.yat-DD th boet Red and ite dark variations may he wor beaeinst sie doe dark pere®oos. @e it wil harmonise with erieif cerry, — ~s > ©- © © © © ¢ &-@- © -o-—e-> cunhinil . f’a{ 4 ‘ ‘f 1 r he Pyle be hy the Ihe “17 ' | y ’ darth ? MY 4 ! “Aly Mt ‘ rdavere th if \? i ‘ i ” at ‘? ez * (fi +i i¢ bs 4 br a with Wustrations, “Brother Offi- WOMAN cers: A Story of Li vail Hearts.” by 7 Wiilam Faversham, the popular To the Folitor of the Doet Dispated There ta nmeothing so fair and nothing a Tiipare With women kentl le modest and pure, oe helf so sweet and nothing There’s oorhing ™ * heroic actor. “Brother Officers” is founded on 2 play of that Mr. Paversham us the Eingire Theater, in New ¥ it is a story full of dramatic and he- roic situations name mm which loow will endure: = “hte and eyes witt . ; j o af > s With her graceful carver and rounded ye She's a i there te on earth to man of & irth Ags pabes wo glad thet we wee " An’ n i.e we ee Bo ve iftfi ek #r aeetit and ae Ors now starring os ~~@--® @--@-—-o— o—-o—_ 9 — © 6 -~ Ww .. ii et ee
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inet 3 i A eB ay a i a OR ern ' TR Te i | a 7) PR ge Ye ep ts EY EE LPR aes be ager = wT. ee. UP ee ee SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-FEBRUARY 24, 1900. z — cee — PLPPOTOCPOSOL eC Pe seoesy “ . — ST. LOUIS TO Be REPRESENTED. | THE DERBY. i > : ee ; # : Vigor 9-09-09 09-49-6HO0.90O000G000 w w Se oe w Cocked Hat Is Their Favorite Game,|The Blue Grass People Think Sam ay. MV Pa ee yt es makes and They Hope to Capture All Phillips of the Schorr String 3 is y of tren 2 a7) a4 ‘ - fA ae ONE ~ Prizes in Tiat Line. Will Win It. . : a Ve ag ARG the hair eee eee oe o? > . ° PELE OODE COGS on 4 Bre” : A ’ ‘ . j 7" " “ ra . is St. Tous bowlers are: my ulking | Special to the Post-Dispaten & ’ | ~ ° hat, , row @tout the International Bowing VYourn: IAOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 21 hient to take piace at Union idalii back, eye yet a tiie m han two m Doe +o Rear New York, Jy lv tu 22. oie deruie Ss Ol Louisv.lie an wd yp : ews : wy a ' ‘4 ; “A, ts ti ee a pees see to A oe WO 8 Al ae lh ttt trae a , Rae The star roters im tMeatiy every city that | Lutonia Will be run, it ls preity well agree , ts) ae i Ek. ee 2 hes PS * hg nA \ | $ aa npn tie | — oe ae | KSEE obo ead a C5 9h BREST ante ze WINTER RESORTS. DENTISTS. + P *y es UbslUTIiciecs ats FREE *== SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH Oe os Doasts of one oF More asit yr aie Bekidag | Upon by the lends Curl e ra ihe Themswrves leseiwier uni Ul wthlished.., HnhumMes the winners. Clubs Ww allelid ide big Casitiuivas, orci , At le: it ts t that it has narrowed [ An All Year Resort. Levis, in this ma. af vw baaca iit Goan to a sclect few. islets ities as, ee ee ‘ If ilirewer Schorr dock not win the Mem- i* | a Bia ae PO oes 5 Sr ICRA The Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, Ark.. mie Ids sk Cian ‘i ‘ ii aac ised, F >> tte . . - an = ‘An J e : ; 2. oe | Fe Uves MV bea Cuamuucs yee ae we 7 ors rab oho hiliips it Will be a ; oe re: way SF opens March 1, 100. A most desirable at- Wital Viits Use Vlirvvit tha if A \2e e tty isa |S ee , 1s ‘ ; : : . . . is i 2? ore itt . “ORS in this 8 ,. > r" ie ; s i : ’ } 2) pa ; ee 2 3 pleasure secxers. Ideal climate, pure spark!i'ng Pliet Ss wt Sisctwae, svt bhek cad patlat ' : VsdeeddigriVUlinii.gw bith ace ‘ “ abe , iat? 4 ete wes "ie 9.428) ss = “Te ' a ; ; : : > 4 " ’ “ MLO .aoUs, ‘’ bia > > _ . ~ - . 4 ‘ . . . was . J — Ae | Bee Fic at water. best accommodations Tbrough Sleepers DR. RE & CH ASE J ° J ’ Le . Se ? , VAtu wii @'. ; : ve : nn) Re munder, via Frisco Line. Write for partic ulere to Man- oO IPI ut ab DINO 7 ‘ ‘ L -. , 42 . ,* ’ - : is io ft \ aim ia os! ' svcd dn his Zeyear-0d fa , . y oe ~e a Pete A ed I be a2 i" t* ait’ s Tis 4 ate sapWiai th’ : ti ‘ : | . ’ ‘ , d at li is ore ee é 5 ‘ ¥ es . : “or ’ . , : . : Nea . . as ‘ A ‘ - - ') pad fred tee £* Se Bae ' S48 4n0 oF ee eger Hotel or to any representative of Frisco Line. SIXTH AND .ocCU sl STREBTS. ‘ . ‘ \ yh Be : : - ad he +o ome - > | > Sak t tractive and couventeut resort for bealth and | Lost by decay or sickness can be replaced with great satisfaction by piatepr bridge work. Canadians alle KBVilig Lo be toda ‘ a . ‘Jae - nd , ry Pate I A } ~ @ ' > 4 ~ “Mite ‘i Ma ns ‘ > . « . *&, ou ead tiaty "t lus ‘ ; a ss! : c. A Ai " ') ie " a eho -. r .” ’ _ i 4 . é; ‘ . : . : . ty 3" . ' _ , ia ; e ‘ ae é ‘ ‘ : 4p Taber Tie ‘ ° sls bdblbas . .' .? ‘ a Rte 0% . 7 \ te , l ntil Feb. %t) we have 4e- bowiers vf hand. , , *y Y CF A; . | Ate Xe ps h beat oming u lhe ne Us ing . ; > ek , 3 a eided to make our best sets o: . ' ips he j uty ol ¥ ‘al te i 1? PS e.. tae Mw a teeib for $5 00. It is hardly probabio tint be represt Hhied ih sthasiy s he At / 5 5 pa he " { . Be by vent, and ‘ pr. Fae Ee as : leading prizes 10 tha. part! 7 at, ut leg aia t i ig res a ce which , se , ips m aN Si ° Bey Al > B 7 4 Y | Ns 4A on > B ty Re {e: “te Bae . March number about Smet Sate tor them t Ce te Phen alent figures is thi 1 Wil have to oe : i : . “J ais . 1 PICEONS IN WAR ay Gl naag Mel lla ved ts , Ha- tdefeat the speedy Lt tit Ly re Pf ye z : IW PAGES, 10 ILLUSTRATIONS, ten-pin teaima throug lion "| Coun pi ua far h; mn wretinewation 4 i?" ae : a oe uh. : . x E hs) e ‘ET OF TERTYI..$3 on} GOL. D FILLINGS. .gl ) Po ta boy! ‘coal ers ard > 2 athe - sae Nad | tf | 7 , S tn known what he will sho his o-year ¥ | . ; " ? A iced by ‘s ey ~y ey va hot . pe MRIDGEWORE THE INTERN WTI At, nen + COMPANY See eoened hat should be piayed. | Tiere are few wha telieve this 3 A eAlanS: ° Baths. 4: fi ai written guaranty fer 40 pears with a SN — AMUSEMENTS. eis fi tre tea, ees ete d | shobn anything bere save his good looks, 5 . ay S 3 cg It stops falling #: fk : . f % : National Dental Parlors, o:svs's::aoe STAN DAS D. Rowl ng Clubs in lies Dally. cnn wag a imuger Warpt on th beret, re ' Pes at 4 cain’ 7P : t "52 . , a oe * Qiready hard at work pevettine thines ! Withow any prepan sant te fo | i y is ‘oe har me x a had Cpa ( yf f | ie hail . a, 3 (vi a. y Oyen deily till 9 p m. Sundaye a!) day. The Home of Folly—Two Froll se ’ ‘ i ‘ . ‘ _ ; , ° bs at | , bs 4 x ia 9 ; ¥ “d ry ‘ee : » * BOW - R *LESOU= > S ' ees 2 Y - e6e Shape for the big aflair. gnt here i Mh dee aLeys on whieh the championsthi: ghd it fas «. pp gt ee , 4 -s wy eat ~ ri f-33 or the ete y ge will be tis ~~ ng a ee - a : . cipher 2. We Fe eee s Cape , ‘ ree! SX vill P i wir Silane ill this : , ; a cs sins Se ge - tS: , ai ¢ ere” prays 2 ates ash i a ‘ § Os iT iS ®) OD J FE Preserijug Their t p-to liate burletta, the Mm I :Scareer ais Da N Pusha, he" ae and keeps asa tA Se | o STURM 5 . nT % at a de tan 4 ~ the? e wat: x ‘ * % ‘ » tam et Pas _ ee Jy Bly ' "4 » ie ag , 4 Rp ald es UT NACL} «6the scalp eh Need Ran oy b EY ThE ONLY McKiCHOL, |OLYMPIC. At 8 SHARP The women bowlers wi!l have six alleys ikew ¥ he would have it r REGULAR VATINEE SATURDAY (TO-DAY) all to themseives, located in lated buidisow a @hort distance F. C. Whitney's Magnificent Production, main bowling buildine Y, angen mm. | ; . Ate 5 nf te "eines bts st a as wi , .* Owing to the large numb. nitris re of as out 1 the Se ran paace, . s Cue clean and looked for, tive , . oe POE Ngee «5 possibly arrange a orospectus showi » eg an wn tae Pin in ah me ta ry ot ge / PR poten ™ many prizes will be tes for ja eaci 1. od n of ti Aa rs Si Wr PO. 4. ee ae It Be gist, of, ihe eee iota this PI SF healthy. a r 1 QUO VADIS.... Mentay—-WR AND MRS. KE NDAL. CL AITURY. Mr. LOUIS MANN aad Miss CLARA LIPMAN te “The Cirlin the Barrack;.”’ REGULAR MATIN“E SATURDAY (TO-DAY) techdens . SUNDAY ainong at least 75 of tie leading teams in]to take very eich, Mannoekburn did. o é | Se wits Dae a: , VPS aac ak pao heat tee BOA Liebler & Cs. willl present Israel this contest. This, however a ; the l down ime t ids of men 4 ; “ah ig, , ; “Ss Zargwill’s tamous lay, clude the many handsome =o 4 cCret}s ‘vel mace atk mat sa lit 1 ~—: Senki Ae. , ry Ba)” ete oe bps P trophies to be Ps | lied hay 1 ihe ey , . " 4% “> XY , >. : : ' - s : en an . , »¥) él i ie 7 — and leading merehatits of ti ‘oul Simson wil Th) ae \ mach. troubie it TIPS FROM THE TURE. WI TP 1 pj \ cL raat ROE OBS Us * Saat pate ot Chi lar rent : the Getto.” a A eurety ti i] nelerers he cient , vinninss : me i UL | ALY | if B lr F i : h» " WY (EWN Beta: ad Ms ips Pi es aPety that ail teams wi! ee] Or i} horses he has ah i ie |! Rreat >a ang Promises “ ” i | obudi. i! J Wee Viw ss ig! ’ r New York end Lenées read prize and prize money. gto hy F tHe derb) at saben’ | Great Racing Promised at Both the » ) “ Saaee i Origin: d com » Sow v eposited by “ 4 ‘ ‘Oomm ' , i , y’; 2y ; Ses 7} c+ + ‘jew ; c Yr ; i. ne . = we -- . at op : i ' ' ea Sepens a th ‘com n M oS man : 4 =a | a Se : Win : Courses on Satur cay. Serious Allegations Against Patrol- fron-s of a "Coulee for the rN NI HEWN. ie i Ul «4 Ww OTK. vf re ¢ ‘y of othe, horses that are Georece ~ Miller's good are [,ewtie 1} man Fr ank Ve ac cer Filed j ‘ | SEATS ON Sarr LOW WITH THE BOXERS. Ossie Starters, but at is nardiy probabie | won tie handicap at T : . , " , Convenience of Busy Read- a mat ti » Will be more thar ‘e fy h Pip Reenter: 2 a nal hae i — -! verman’s legiftim: art; Ky. , oe a ee ee od field. With the Board. ers of the Post-Dispatch. tt ae inis priviiess jou trample her Menem wUSIC HALL thing but bergsin Sie ees iE CASTLE SQ. OPERA CO. with the great Gibson | ® 8004 The Defeat of Chcynski by Walcott | : betty te. at will not be at all] pre speed handicap ts the featur | ag, ) arin Gragaie surpr ¥ Oo fee th boakmmskera eecrateh , epee ald ; rioua charecs have heen *worn to ; ’ a eae cta.| —" ring and Paice | “Tree Mat. Te-Da 5c, 59c. 7S5e¢ Surprises Every One. | “tages | yy. Lieut. Gibsen | 2a: ghey - xe a Pol Frank Yeager of the aan a ust wo they are chemise ee f “9 the ha oe . ‘ ’ - J+ 4s \. itis , ? , ate ‘ ‘ ‘ e ‘ ES Bete ne the har.in Dane Ge on apeseay Chicana. where he | furienss, and the stay: , ea insi I an ~ ee oe .e 3 | | x pe re le a1 ee Evenings 25c, 5Jc, Tic, $1 Wale «a “rT , Po w= : ei Pin ull the stake races, ria Coald 1a é es spa yi © Si cee ae Sixth Distr ee i Bs faci = adie a9 sue of i ss ie Vr. Sort langfuce to . if Bua “799 Peaal: eo’ S atc—Unsarsileled Pro tuci.ea. a ( it on I rickiy I) r2it. ‘\ . "} , as id \ ‘ ; ; 7? \ r iy I? , iW: Vy ‘ ; , . } has ep Sibel ote see. : - ssececsstiw of a jeweer, iixing at Me North brevaaway, : ' The ueat Llittie mah Wa suaracd bh Mon, Feb 6urprise to the prewriting ones, It |: ly tr mn Po Rete ne ii ie. , eee > ‘Triaditue .., 1 te Pare rete a ERE heen - into an. affi- 1 Pao? DD “"@ Ti i NaICea clo? is cely i ! e'ncee of et ~ bth Atliecs . | ‘ Liat .CS ak . ' ‘os i . \y : “j ot ’ ’ P ‘ @ few weeks ago sin hoynekl unded | Smi Will get a pile ‘indy City ' Ae ) i Lavit nd forwarde1 by ¢ Praihags, Br eS Pet or,°° Mes. Langtece ft piles: » feta 0. Kid oo oy aro, in } } in ‘ » J aN aT ‘i whe ° sat ps 46 ' ‘ i A.C at >Use “Itsy. ny ge Pe eg ere ne d roy or ‘i inmereh > hiatn ore 4 ‘ : : . ; : sure fer mv honselheal: ant gpa | tot hers _- te contest, The number ani value of the prizes in each contest will depend sol: iV on the num- 1° WRen LUCK) ie il be jooking as ber of teams entere |. ine “Se ar seems tiai Jean Aé an tilustration, if there are 409 teams ; ; entered in the strike and spare game. and he “strength of this the talent the entrance fee for this contest is $10 peo us h ases from . ' Pi be .S. ad team, it wil) bring the total entrance feellins or anv of ¢} at of them. The ee , tf the comm ny . ; $to ] rain rs chan es , ¥ le . y ‘, es ‘ht. te is i yy 4 . . . ; ’ if ' | a ny J ‘ ‘ : ae at ' Sil ay, ‘ . , a ') “ag ° ¢; ; , t* r¢ . rtail ' ’ oune TC ‘4 . J. Sitelad " ’ 4 i is ped . tombe ee es es Mats. Cora Thursday, &; ita pom soul fed wentiemain tron 7. Se Se be echt Stes | oe te | ' ne S comtoadinn | fine, Yeager Waked il ee ee eee ae And you kios my good luck comes from Anding | 2% Wg: ‘IP Nighi Prices, eS. ftue New Yorkers bet ): wy th 3 Sptetecty > feet a ones : sibiy to y 3 Li bie ca RO tS : nf . nC} : Ve sl Toe) + et? | © 8. 25 3h, Ws é whiie Man woud win. | i OP Ser aa ‘ “ aE oe 9658 li rit he mu ree’ C cevied ras { ae ge Se ony ot : rig . Le been leatdlny joer, homeless >= at ‘OF TT? er ! 3 ve : , ge} Daley F.3 cas 1c ROMA C. cans ee. DONS fhe real hay the dime, Then, : West Princeton Unversity gave an. in: Bospak is : Sundae Matinee Nest THE BLACK PATI. ‘ ; n . , —_ , ’ ‘ ee te} . to sy wha] my heise, a oom hore ha mcun oy ' But it wae Just e athe: ie ‘oat ) ] P tipo suriog 4 ne, bu: the n 1% tent Moke choke ocoeaw 4 As ew se os ar ale: nee > Retr aw hgh ‘ Une ‘ f : biti eb » tiv MeNtcho) in Pua give & hoy naki 8 Fear ia ly bp ied? ; ' ‘ ‘ it Se : how -e' :. 4 ; . i aap at rr what . ns “ ns ae “rate ‘ rh a PIR - cnt : ss 4 at | : ‘ Srue z 8 ~~ , 248 ord Matinee the ee and 2) Dunes Reminder, ever, 1 ane aes Maar bE Pha ve her,” and t embrace her, ae) SiS woh beh Ra ES ss wYou derlared evets Ray at 2 * bei a 1o-Day, Oro: +) See him off and le re eas Sad vatices, Suit shorassan.—Memibers ane. op inis sleek! me ee ee ug for meney, 25c & 50c¢ seventh, round th ' ; Sight to Waleott e:mp.y io pr ve pdat- | Out sips and coos S selert few "ent i the t | ter from = beat! ; mw t : aN one ] & ; » on Ss rr’s colt. .2' oa hi . vt i | ci ; and | | way —- er ee, ties al | net | nit is ) so ae he wer “ey ea Sy Tae ave neg 4 ‘ ; Udieres . Of Ninpe ret sOSTIS CLES deh RARE! a, ? Ener 4 ‘ oh : he ren oon font 6G een on | SUWANEE RIVER 7 ae 163; \ Mcot, lds. ‘ hry sy ’ ‘: is ‘ ae : ita? ‘ “ ‘ +} } ‘ua ry ey ATE ir) “pA ye : a : of ni ‘ a gre , . y i ‘ ' ‘ \ bas ‘ ' 2 ‘ . ” : > wages ! I referee. ; ation now, but the: tle wontidence | a mil i the stat = aay tt haat, Canmtal ui ys is is biki ated tint e ty gg | Because . Lie Peo ne ae, Sa oe ee The fight gives : Ory go. 7 : ’ 1 — naking troubie, The | . 1 | aure 3 : | i CGO ng m BIA : t . 1Mhe « i ; Coy. at Shews that in bis present form "kK WORK | er § Yorehast ive) ! st aVvem : he would Dicot NAVE citier siit . : > m: Th) pie . . , ° , . ° ' . = . ‘ ’ e* ’ ’ ~~) ‘ ;Y’ ’ ‘ ‘ ry \ , *, ’ ; . ‘ ‘ . . '? ; with Shark: ", ane bAnared ’ : ; Sloning. i abet i3 t A 4 a ‘ : . CUNTINEL OLS Ag I ; ’ M4 . , t'secotie alr } ’ mwirps res le Bob Douglas of St. Louis will take part ) : A : =a cei the rs : : weil, sume ace in a Irie ned ‘ oe ut With ees Tua ! ‘* Ton Tii' ‘ l : Ci ‘ Tlic ° > 7 a. > . ’ oe endy : . _— ° ' sat? he ] . ! rr ’ ‘ ' tte “\oa Secreta ye) sia ss ‘* i } ‘+? - . ae eS ‘ pia ‘ _* i vii . g et paid uy Ryan at Hot Syringe on March 3. f= a Rae - . ay y Baten '" p eaperian Fpeciliyta. ag he mabe ~ ‘ — a | a : i x } ’ . ! ‘ ° j > » b . ‘7 ae oa ee | _ ] > F C7 = ~ [ \ ie Mysterious Bill; jomnith An in ss ; : are joatl eve the charg baa Pek 6 WNBA * ER : ve . ) lL eomfurt in iHving— ‘ shail and dey Aleot rie } , , , ' ‘ . ‘ pat . : ’ ~ oy cbWir " De erry t ' ' 1B: have been matched ¢. ae ees oe Bowlers at Alton. platter : ti ce at akene nd oe i sNanpiebe estas: CoS . 1 ait codstart 6 Broadway Athletle ; RID pHa 23 iT urthe iva i: ? ‘ | 7 ; » ¢ Db coltas . t} an ia | ae al Ae. impravetor sts | Bame pave att Saag toe bateke doties awtey ae | tie, iy Waker Lean °O. Mte, Edwards soins | SEE Cane, pet DAY AND NIGHT, Fon and each game has Beou worth n . f* . &. ety *-* ,. * *?* 7 ' , } ° ° ° _ . , - . ° ° ; ‘ . . ‘ . oo . : ‘ a « Kbaad ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : i | . ‘ . ’ ’ , ‘ : *’ ; ’ "> ° . ’ ° . . r , —" . . ee z =F" ry’. Fie ‘ ’ € ’ ‘ ° . . _ >. ‘ , : a ’ 4 : af ‘ 7. I ’ af ‘ , ‘ , ) v4 ’ ’ . . ‘ I : : : ’ a . : : ‘ ‘ ' . , , " ’ ‘ | ‘ ‘ ee i . ’ ‘ . ; ; . eS - ° : , ‘ ‘ 'y ? ’ ‘ ‘) 7 ; i? , , " ‘ at i \ j ‘ i ‘ ; , ‘ ' oo i , ‘ 9 | . ‘ . . . ’ ’ , ‘ » ¢ ‘ + ‘ . ™ ’ , . i st 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ se i \ - . . * ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘ ’ ’ 4 ‘ pe L ‘ ws ; . . . ’ : > 4 | ; Wtth Flnnegan, rE three of the Breatest half ba eountry, are now n fine condition am Speeen dasa ot at't inte ak. koe a | tele 8 o ot tec) Sat y night ol Monday |} ; ; : se, mit ve baw there is renson why the West Bois shan’. "ak ; o° » oh : as 4 “5 pa ting ru.e8 OF TR2kINK VU! it an . hey ‘ we thes i : 4tehen id oe Pes Bor fo ’ nat Win hext Sun ay with Luvuse three aera Ae, a - , 2osene™ - pert = he : sis : ae apt de ‘tho ‘ “ of.) Yih oe eae c*, tb : » COU or Ir &, at. Zz : a . AyYMu.e e.ve Blk or Govier, yr ‘ " 2 _« hell © eee : ' wt Ra tle { tae FU.e8 WH } ; . cee CHalge De erat bie ccent, ad hen A good ree and gle gh Pe biina io - cons. att oa M445 ye ‘ | r ‘ f n rhe u hpir | é. , . 7 ! be eM y thy i . oe THE ONLY McNICH OL, Rpt , Sota ene Only Rng Se lub, and they will all be on deck Sunday. | O spg proyals a7 eee. ake Minre aad mor ead: ' ! . fine, forfeits , im on the eaeaeit Be HERALD OF > OME HAPPINE 8S! . Pr ee TLiSH Sew , i ‘ ' : 4 ) ‘ 1} . ‘ 4 " . ° , . a : : . . : ° . ee oid @™e.e -* - ele ’ ere : : . . ts ci ; ‘ ate ‘ ‘ Bs . ‘= H 4 wh . ' ; j ‘ ; ~ , Tater + athe. Nefrnas Veaagerese sah Lawrenc EGE Sareree im. | gene mateh At chs ie oh. | eawrence Riley y iy referee Sunday's 'm- “ser esis tea ME mates sah g . , Y Staae” ‘diana gh gpg oe =~ : * iran | : fos shy mh aD ig ee oy joe 7 circ pie . tn né@ clave mal! laws; Indoraneg free riral 4 Pree ee me i= © P Totene: leaie ana “Helbef theo pAb we 19.000 tape Ramee between the West hind atid Bee SP te ’ 4 > Mahe -_ siaiia = ‘ cing Clube, ie Hust : am z Rte oer dig cA | r @. lnscea a iver: and cating for the passage at i) = nar 30 semen Ge The fie r. Cc : ’ “hanger. gq: ; $1] , be ‘ ; ; “ . mit « | . ¢ fourth ‘ : . . bee irre Bn ee rhe be played at 1- “pe oe ghnk able a. hribetics 4 id dD e . Oh " ‘rmonal ibe o Ma ToS ag itl re adopted. Br; | Chtches'~- ) | Ae Pie Bandas? esa aA | Saying and Doing —'hiiiires"ana peronat so aed oe ati hat Sa ae , 7 tend § — Keneves Kiane ‘ ™> y a: & Biadaer simian wl : ANTA t\vubles af once. S { Cures In e ipo als gare ZUG Things. \hi'+ on nateguaye otras te rere ae, ~4 Whiskey WILL MEET IN KANSAS CITY. ld 48 sate rg all ——_— = a es , vampmite Daly ts no doubt the best forword ©° countr _ oe o« ~v ‘ ‘ ms (4 ; a , Cycling Cub «a ~ he - aS all eon it us nol what we say bul what Hood's ‘ ‘ fi ss : ' a ante on ft +, . Missouri Postmasters Conclud:d Their Seals mace by his s de. Sarsaparilia does that tells the story of «ts Mela. i mas Cammet te ima Work and Adjourned. : iad > ‘ “ LA a ; () ae . ‘i . ' Ms is +. 4 oe 74> . e.. . ‘ ‘ a, With the Billiardists. merit. dts great record of cures cf all forms ) ! i has the : el { the Mos. | The Nationa! card Rom Keepers’ As- | Of blond discases, viclud.ti> . crofula, rheu- Soriaton & reaching out ari a oon dn- oe * fosneps m2! app; “ore ifs cludc ie In ite members! it) nea VY Os } Aieeattned thin _ Spaiadaas sepebeliag a | oF ; ' , a room ! eeper ty Vp. 7 ‘ ‘| ; ae powe , fo cure you al: rer You may be : F = +} : ma ae é Fla vor ; shia ] ‘ ‘ J e at ono wars a! ony | } v . . Pe 7 ne Stes ro 32 ‘ a ee. * , B . g By ' ok , : ‘. . . : : - rvwvwv S| _A AAA RRA LD ss | ONO NS ney A.C . 483, i rs r yy @ Hohe noe coursing at Pastime recommend rood s Sarseparila as a we . tpawern’ wh iteadh Rik adie S. seh” } a. r Be AE Rede gee ast s.1l! Seve seBenerd potré, Me oe Macies te MoeB, CVPTIAN. “TANS: > aaues Se to 6) at frazen groun'. | tune and Blox! medicne.’’ Miss Nellie a) he eatented trou ascenttina at Lh riMDREn : ge Rr Rn ngs oy se toe ey. et. | Sere Thee, Pienr re, Copere Ce ofed Seas, Ucers os . . foe power’, Larw ies Rogue ue © uw } be ‘ 4 ‘* Li it. ‘ “ 7 / } : ‘ © Pee © ii ' ’ > ¥ o¢ ’ . F : ; A nt | a9y parte! Be body, air oe ECredrawe falllas om, writes letor 4 in Vy im - : “ , phe ; E Ati vre. _ PT i i i i i i es a a oe ee Ei i i a i i i ~~ *trTtlererrrreTfeeerfejirTw#erTt™uUwTfgTr. *t*" the nead oj ' Te driw wy hiiday nls Will net « haa | eo and a new raw {cr ® folowing Sun- Hiulenbrant, Rochester, N. their decistons w'. *. BGS ar. nm t.. ‘” ee : ’ ve tre Se muneration to fourth ciass postmasters and | Clepeper REM EDY vo + hebed, interes . i “Tests su rac w erits of the costumer aay ~odetaend ° “4 be had a on robe ~~ a ' nif = the abuse of ++ laws regulating eecond Ah class mal) matter brought out sume aston- pe Somat mete, GO tenge, ws selon ony wang Wapet clat Ges ae Madison Turf Exchange Reopens. Muscular pains. eruptions. burns and all skio cured Greve’ Leets ishing facte. he § affiictions by e's Ointment. Devis Nichelses, St » Me, eaiaete titanate gadis: gt dink dia a Sa Guat cn as Ga ee ee 1:20, ieee pan 4 aan oan oma so Parker’s Fiatr Palerm ta life to the hate. ——E - ewe eee Nai iit se ies tain te Se ee a ited Da didi aden, “re ht il in clin cell ois, Mi ais 0
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antein wale ANTS” PUBLISHED ated THE POST-DISPATCTr _— se al 77 Be J . "oe SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 24, 1900. THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. “ —— | ——_ + SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. su Wo: ds or Lras, o (en's Senthern outside Williams, wel in colored hoy: work prefle reel; 61u5 Garterid Boy Sit. wanted by raised and hoepest; nrivate family. N. & in saloon; . ew uit i porter wand ae s. wanted by boy of 18; Wishes to learn be fr Ad. I, 56, Post-Diapat>. CARD NTER—Wanted, br renng tion as carpenter or ane bind Address M G3. Poat Dispatch COOK—Sit. wanted by experienced ander and dinner cook. Ad. ©}; &., cv POLA TENDER-—Sit. wanted es cupola tender by experienced man, in or out of «ity; Koumd references; married’, Ad. N GG). Post-Dispat i. DRIV! pRS- Wanted. situations br two good driv era. one to drive four horses: the other t> drive two-bhorse team. Ad. ¥ 3%, Vost- Dispatch ENGINEER Wante a eit. Ist of March tric and beating plant; can gite good re from present emplorer. Ad. T 51, 1 at-[ispa’ MACHINIST -Wanted, peat ion jet om) factory brewers ' geval referenc. A MAN. American, 30, unde: horses and cows, @ months in cits, any kind; reference. Ad. IP 49, iW carpenter, Puri: of pleady Werk. man, @bort Marke! Iieoy In elfe- ferences n br ai. " , keep ee had Tobeceate li Pita T) ar 6%. Post stands care house, lawn, wan't Weta of et Diispatel MAN-Competent man board: good hoetier,; Post Dispatch, MAN -Wanted. piace to whange for toard and Addressa Y 52. Dost Dis MAN. Bit. younz man of Ad. “Ml 61 T's: BRIAN Youne men tion as drug clerk MIA’ lea! exper MAN Sit. wanted willing to work at ing as. MAN ~Sit man, saleeman wholesale house; wel, a quainted fling no object: chen for advance: T 11S, Post Diapateh. MAN- Sit. wanted Iv ing firin or railroad, mork: hase handled dif past 10 vears, willing ary. Address T 49 1’ >* Lolwqent MAN-—Allround man, licensed position with sume good firm. pateh, PRINTER- Competent primter wants situation, sonable wages. Ad. Y 61, Post Dispat clothing BALESMAN Firat cleaes dry gods ant salesman ix open for immediate engagement: ety or eountrs; references. Ail. KR it, Post Dia- pated. SFALESMAN-—-Wanted, alt. as with a line of machinery; perience handling mi!!! may Salesman, Box 146, Greentop. WATCHMAN than: experienced, 47. Post Dispatch. WATCHMAN - Sit watchman: sober and : 29, Post-Dispatch. o> See {or dl wots M to Ad. wishes place god m,iker. fr-renoons In e@t- beat of relerenyes. work room, patch houer refer olesale ae | wanted ene ® nn furnish m4 rears Ad Young man er, clerk ene a ored old S, ne Mest aps thing. man «© | for } wanted ly igerried , oF 7 * roarried man. with contraect- as inspector end genersl erent kinds of atone for to work: modecraie ga.- h Ag want's a PPost-dis- enginerr, Ad PP 4, rea saleaman years’ @\- Address trareling eeveral hiners Mio situa ‘ Licensed watehman wants reference furnished A‘ wanted won! el by day or nigh’ ellabe; 4d reference —— HELP “WANTED—MAL E. o? baker * cles Ils WANTED Ut Sceast St. Tao's, WANTET NAKER ville ar LARBER on at Rariver. at Marber, #: on MARBFR WANTED bet at BARREL WANTED oon Gilive wt, BLAC KSMITIT WANTED horse heer Apply af St. Ferpinand. BOYS WANTED. for good wear BOY WASTE) tang to milk: $10 menth, cust et. BOYS WANTED eve and a bieve'e, camera, Waten, jachet, «Ay ee... gelling our toflet suaps to their lorge Sliustrated preminim iist matlel free, al once Paweon Soap Co, O6-78 Pitta as ‘age CANER WANTED ra24 Wasahingion First-class barber: at) once, gtd 4509 ierneral b.aokemita oa. me. Subide:, vr To trv [farris’ $1.98 shoes; inne AQu I'i:e st ranma ins muse’ Lnow heard and 14 Deveetas e} gris eat ql fr ene. write ('hi- “cme «j Ts) work (aner, weernr Pi, A. eistte if ltrare, "ASH for acceptable tdeas, The Patent Meovord, Puit VTTKUS The great meoienn syste sum) for the fret tlie in book tert be ok on eutting. rewiy after SiG: with eqnare, 212 A.t @ (leveland, DPENTISC WANTED -An allround a tine crown and (rtige Sorkinan state age and’ experience, gould wages lost-Diepateh. DPISHWASIIFR WANTED Prank'in ay FISke SEVTERS tfome Made Shue FOGeE TRIMMNRS Home-Made Shoe LPTEDER WANTEL One good tanid Trop Pelding mechine Heooee, Jefferson ay. and Miata GUMRANITOID WORKEKS WANTED All granit@d and cement workers Attend meeting en day, Feb ui Negele’s Hail ROT Chuuleau oa a @. Kh. 2p. m MEAT WATTER WANTFI ¢ for out-of town hote!. Ad “ LATUERS WANTED meeting Monday night, lat thers’ Pinion. pateu ted. I is being i- faveerye n compete Marci 2. pe Title a\ ewerii, 1) Liou ririst ana wold til Ad. Ik Mau idhisuvoas men’ il WANTED Co., toov WANTED (an, avo N 49 Ni 13% men: a’ ('n sib fe ‘ale r 4 sell Db’: ad tu Bi. “7, a ‘or ad waite? Lisjrat. ‘ dored bh Go, Tost 'e ad biapeor es 3 bn ena Metalla Lathers, to at Wood MAN w —orhgs Lt R&a2 Cnok MAN WANTED reateurant. Call hesement. MAN WANTED ing mix palnise. Maw te attend hree aud furtace hie lye in ets and Pina Man li. 1o flre furnace ¢. oor, loth vod x” Thal Tuller vuaderstands jimi) man wh 0 Truesdale, A , AGEATS W Mo. OW. ! ; ‘ree a er | AGENTS gcasliignt Yes AGENTS W tines ° ‘‘incinnatl, ml) in two of musi eary mar rapeder Seth Ateh NTS ; a@Waer prize RY \\ rast a ee it ‘ ‘ ners Bits offer eomTD., qi,ive te Wash WANTED luther Mig on earch tt. ANTE) (éasiight Rurner for herosene lamp; Luther Mfg AGENTS WANTED M “ff camp: ‘ ner heur be roer for | ae ANTHED daily guarantent, Sultipe fi “er. le AGENTS WANSTELI! hour o know ledge of gilt 7 cet) Phbtasie Sigourney, Jecks atau WANTIA ti. hete ANTI 1,%8 che ’ a? A AGENTS WANTED. 14 Woeorda or Lares, “si Cc enis S64 %)) weebly fo. tinelanatt, © to are Ifuetiing agentes a quails eleettie Martin at... @hicarge 66 wu) weokit latipes sotupie frew., noatl, «9 Salary "ew Itraham patents: Mfg. ey Se intr dus neiuple free. art) fotrodde commission: Ds mr insbril A Morehead, ing $25 wry bewly i MM. ty our simplithd gultar meth. ny ope CAM Pay n Murs) fea parti ‘ « . jiats ad ‘on « nerli«e rfl, e agen os Ps c r'ir - " diamond t paid weeals. any Witty aniary : niest; Geir prierce a «ive 174al Wash t« Wi eq ah big u23 ‘ ‘ tete PARTNER ; Sem ‘ Wi ri'g WANTET PARTNERS WANTED. 14 or Tease, 2) Cents ) v lade. pea ving bisiness, ‘ner ne with risk | SITUATIONS "> Wi o lawn referee. t' a, dnl , ft emady vlore | ir | Deir! ine ay. i SSVOAW . it —_ AK} Dkk ‘a: si i “hag Lie SEGIRED girl. tyr «1 4.‘resqa M lite SEGIRI, ‘snal!l fami bit et sha littl, Verh lltcot SENREERI by midule-a quit Tfeal housekos jer ivy Ad aoe SOIR LAS plain ‘ plowment “3 T*smt ">. LAUNDRES: cr & days it J.At SOR re. -~> Ipe ‘1 Lat NDRESS lanner I,Al NDRias- An AS eTepoce- | * STENOGRALT des Tee pus Bit, Peoswt-T “ak NOGRA! ane yinternte Tiler, RL s.! qty? ton Bldg. MEN WAN TED Market: rooms Zhe d MEN WANTED - Men to learn larber trade, teach you wore in two wontons than jeara in shops in twe yerrs, we practice, expert instructions. nating department. grant ©! plete outfit of toole and allow any on scholarship and wages Savuriays if thes mt ye now for busy aeassy thie spring ague with spectal offer mailed free, Moler ber College, 1141 Market. MEN WANTED Experience! good pay; steady work a) e'., Upstaire. MEN WANTED-— Commercial travelers to tale vance Metal Volist as a aside i'ne, comm gehen are la is of everr-day use in st tory, office and evers bouseholds tt wlli er week to the ineome of #& eAleanian nierferine with bie regular lines. Ac. f monisie and («rum to salesmen ADVANCE CHEMICAT 21% live st. S* WANTED Floor work téerat Bros, Mfg. t+ PORTE rw .* cere. Veter in bar neat. 748 N. th wt Hivot«!, 414 up To stop at race av. $1.™) week ani wreieain j Aut a veat- press, en ; yea er mM. Beta MIG le MolLOkus Hlaadetrs, Sine ¢ aee ah Alecares @ Bpectn.i* lrat.koiu Avenue ri A'tt. wid Pranki'a ar. ree Dispensary. KHOPrVheEns attend the second grand ball Trimmera antl Sottie.s Pawtal Weat Bt tenia Turaer Ball, let 24 liande me sonvents KRIOMMAKTIES WANTED AML erge fr setteurea are requested te elay awa ft. where troulle te poeud' ng Ra Beare | a pa! ype ANT) t+ AVIANERS wanred fur erties and aAnikhers pote tet pred ety? Ve Aleouanu ler ss “Vib wenn is'y ite tere mel ia ” een fe teame work mA tal. eveninad, Yael ghee give") tneon Nw Satnurdas h ver e7 } WANTED Atl mers @ fa » 4 ja T 7 iat s al wv Ih WaNttte time) Cle nmket ump, Mmepecohon ’ Hae thane hatertd tile hows taud emt Tarmiwnr ¢. STOVE REPAIRS stove of range mede in the United Statre nf at A (f MAL KM DS 210 lLenist of. SALESMEN WANTED. 14 Weorde or lace OO Cente bale! ‘MAN WASTET ery @144) wet teeth etperiouce fr atectutele Mm ao werbe:s Ad fur 10 dave lw sivweurs W ANTOHT? 82h) Aw tmeonth P enere samples free 26 Ridge Nidg. Siy, Me gal. aMan WANTED -Por berdq@are to *t. nding tvene, gn yg TO py esperienre net ¢reet fb utomodile reach Ce, coe The Oble bieck, Cievelend, ©. CAN VASSERS AND SOLICITORS. 14 Worde or Lees. m» « ‘ente WANTRL. Men Cail ity aii 1 bea 4 Appel tererenuviile vr ‘* te Por ever te te Traveling @oierman,; ca! swith edditional comaleahens; ary. but meet te hos STA, Chitwge and en Kanese rrr Loule te a4. e > = CANVARARM® women gents, good eelier Sundas an wing. (slitl, hain . ‘. Sawa ett Al’ How! Meital tie. ,i RAP lads ‘ ay }’..is? } : ae | tur sk fur & to « cepar "ANTON el dej it ‘+? ~ t ‘ st v call io is ged lace r (‘all ’. for >, teolt wanted Thy . =e") asmaker ° » Tet: es Wat! nr War you single Pevat Tbimputs ning auras s° and terns learton &° toe] lv o.” Write ited. 7 positicn ag hy of references Shernand« 1) av. eat coe THD Ia ty wei: .e@ 1? ~ man ecie eral house worse, be [tispeateh !. hons no Giye ~ Af “if } Week need ework be widow then a a> Sth ottt jal vAliLswer wea! + stiredre: $s Whit tler Sivuatic , baa b apy Lait ress: * \ ‘ HET tien: Nepeteoh ik} ary bial HFR rape 4a) i book, ili. {i vperion Dhingert Lib e#1_er lheetlwew ”" ‘rer uate gia bapetien: rnewi. Eeaperi wal beet two aay r la iv Au tapod ucocurat 1 md indy = eu 4h tias "fant j } Ac. Wy ‘hh ts |’ refereuce by vor ‘' i milid'e aged ore cuntey. one mma SN JAtih ft lens mad fy lady. ate Tiere Walt My WANTED—TEMATLE. nanh.e ye. oubhits. yeekeeperr by pics- Waris }* Re or muet Wash ne "°Y) mm ne vr, »! qt, *-¢ © ¢ @¢ © @¢ © ie HELP WANTED—FEMALE. it It is ties A Moin waif? five 2a a | ‘ Httay ,~\ i cs braun | elds WANT ‘ral \" bhevite cus ik as «Ook }: AN’) a4) rh Ww eo 6} GikhLsS “VAN / | Ss" A’ > lt’ a“ O0K wAN 7s Man (ooK WAN ~~ - ; \f WAAT Ary TT) 1? W “Je ‘ Pitheotiddece ty [> ¢ uu. Danne bt \" a tgtr RID WANTED “tthe Ar hyo ¢ ze 6A ii) por Bex a.er AYN Fj». -M sth.) TD tera Tr lase, = 10 { ‘ents seuts ]*er j Comoh. "ve tan sf .°9 ‘ ta reiere Tes Fs \ We expen bX! ? 1} PoREWOMAN WANTI ture Vears Cropuapertent preferred, epee rience, D’ost-Leispat GIRL \\ n tie gee Gsihil. Sis5A WAN agi.e.s RIS \\ ANI A hired! ~ NANG WANTE \N1 ee ben '"\ i} A \ te ANTE! and bande hiswer, woh {>.f, WANTLI* errne WANTED) airme THEI» tu S Mur , rr c 11) ort ‘> + s WANTED ee bri WANT! Gints. WANT eautiful ot loherst Alf; beer SRI, s ti@er VOTH Pham. seriall or it 1, m aAaxsatet STasthi. bh 2» mite wfaretic FP Mi. av ‘TRI . 3 sb ' ana Ticotl Sat ae | teat he ww SPeacinis Ltaot S. boii ot.. Mart’ Sram, mork bonih Pitas nl house Work mond af Hot ama work tart into white or bhousegic: White 1? l Morgan -s' White lie » } Le gil aet \? in e up yeegirl ‘hperonee fer general eulldren . Girl vilg; no Callfornta ar WANTEI White girl: fami! Suburban «ar weet Girl fur general General small family. 17” pl., neer Lafayette l’ark. roid (‘ote PHrilllante avr. for genere!l to do Hol shuInkl WANTHD A good girl for general 4721 Cottage ar HOUSKOIRE WANTED—t irl ; emell family. fer general L101A Hebert wt. amatl) loved $i: references required to house ork: house work Wei\¥fAN Pom (celyl fo—o -o—e-— . ¢ ¢ © © & +--+ ¢-¢ @-# -¢@- “ 7 -\ : >, a" r - Po + : N ’ ty ‘ i ™“ . 4 > a . ae i ‘ we ’ 7 ; ie . * wr X a ee Keene 3 tks - + ie > 5 Rice Me Ir YOU Arlwertise the tact sf.- in Sundas’ J Wi! soni \ o-@ -@--o—20 —-@--o —@ jo-— > ---@-o@ © @ &- @ @ ¢ ¢ ¢ aio like the estteetteeeset eet . * ¢ © © © © @ ¢& + yu are Satished with ¢+ ¢ © + © @-@ * HELP WANTED—FEMALE. lkeot SPGIRIL M ~~44 | Ini, WANT TyeeT BWliers . t ety or Lass, CV tetiis (enies ,N Moth rer Hiel Sb. ing’. hea af bieol SPUGIRI. vasehing ‘eo. si. ’ WwW ANT FG Arey! v a. }teol Save WANTED Withee rouse s : }*s 4.10 Finue: wane) J ret. PFA Tise tif Ps pe. “TRF NG, reow and free i R Siee & 2S ary me’ t «te pista og. The thaiver VW A \ Tha? ° ‘eas rk.” «eS Mersgaa riter iPil ¢ . } . ‘ i bite, »' "REPAIRS FOR ANN OLD STOVE ~HIAW, 111 LAUNDRY HiiP ” § Worle or ANTS "dD. | 4s . ' th NIeRnbhss W - j.Al yi Fence Fr 3 : ag “eo ; eo i LOST AnD FOUND. ALI t. 4 tir ] dt ty ‘ul PIN J “ati- 335. honse- per general Kay- ust. b- I’resion howse- heuec- ; Tie Ve It ihtst “Ww ! TAt Les ‘ea at te +* q *4 tT) “iis Found. NESS WANTED. BUS ' ‘ Weer « ‘) 6 ei) las Ih 1.1.) y ‘* BUSINESS FOR SALE. Lass “Sd @ * shige PS he ta Ap ‘ L> dae DE pe'tsits gg vow Lectin ae aN river f o ’ roost Po) ey ar lerile: Satna bietl ony " ‘| ’ TO EXCHANGE , { ‘ HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. 14 Words or Lees, FEAYVHERS told, postal «ard. ¢ ne > Broadway eet SPE TTOOLD tae pos prices paid fat he houses, Nate of Btare: HOUSEHOLD ao d« wantet I bur re atu: 0 etores. carpets, car ioada, spall iets Rice, 2210 Wash 2) Cents. price, ao use; iligheat Kenotating Co, he “pital a,ti ‘u'uer caah of Ilig est e Diente 1la&sh tblive WANTED sebold Fin wie. \V ones, housekeeping sce us selling | pianos, «arpets, highest bidder, cash advance d. aveiton rowne t. LEONORI!, ah.. & co. laive 1 Uilre st SELECT oysters, raw, pee or fried, G. Milford, 208 N. @th dec'tnine reur furniture, PARTIES Wr. e3C. _ - TY PEWRITERS. 14 Words or lara. DD) Cents TYPEWRITERS S0-sene thpewriters; 1000 for sale at $3 mechine rented 3 Seriee. | for $8: goo oe gner., e!! maken carried. The Typewriter Bacdauge, QS N. Vib at. } ) Pn —— = ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 Wa In «en's ryl« er | Pas riished Temes, per Weel ¢: cront Rie’ ALAWAY. Mri.t s ‘ | : ’ atl $1 nH Weeh seis: BSS. Se furnished rootns, gri.s NING? wp week up . l ave fart haus, $! front gen *?r« : ‘ roanis corner - phe pri Toon, heat pia Tier: ail.tabie fur nithed er ur- of married iv furnisged front tiltet: reason. iliiners ean aed rivh ? i} rsetpalele ! ed 5. $1 weeh furnisied re: Su. wee rem, uy I ys roars for oh il Wi de ar hed eatype i , _ bw ly ;w Le _M. Iv Ti nthe \ VW ¢ a? ‘wh. hife ben. second WASTI Ti» Inige se vat hte ise V4 f rooms $1 be mat ASTIENGTON ‘ oer Preotat ping “mt ‘ty furnishe if Tiveotar, nH reason ne r.=omse Ne wis) fuenished » $2 mw per weehb, OysTen qi. Milford, 20d N. thy rt —- wits BOARD. 1 We lene 14) © er biis lent “it, [trewoure Ath elie $i per w“ trou "arp anil — i? $A . et @* vs Ph.cticdsectinet* futaleied rer mt ‘ [Wee ow w_iera | wilb (@ 1 Temes, or | ‘ m.«hbed 1» fio rivate far ‘an obta'’n "ean, heat, re'iable parties furntehed, PINe “ornished roome, fret lase boar n 4 RAS Nii carer ecuth al pie ttetr! ' | One ‘‘abanne ‘nas ln offers for the or Furepenn ave feeome and get Nl? Fierti et. “ if } ard ver? ee “w nter pane, at vr seal f+ wear teste, Amerteorr ai’ aod oy. JAMENM and rooms oe FQ *. rnie TWetpTi F "tee Ss Nicele fu tmnt h rons, © ‘ari he dae, week « WEST ot. for wito pie s ed Wrst ) »a «f onl em mf riahlie re geuiiemen re Teo fou ark bear tl mY IF reoome ‘adies ne 1°.F Le ent 4wo PReaernt rere wit? gtiie, re son hile HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC., WANTED. 14 Words or lve yi cents rescarLrorrnp ere. per dos, Te. Aliiferd, 200 FB, @tb st. I'l. Wwe Wu st | ‘ ' ' } Mioste = a CLAIRVOYANTS. Be ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. 14 Words or Lease, 2 Cenis RoAhD bed AN TE » Severs oOo-MS ANI) a E ] unt wore hel ‘ ‘ » wan trave.thg Kttmeodl ANT? tht) ar eet wren be .tatiels if price net leeation Prooat -Diiepaten Bee Abtde by 2 ua a 4. SUBURBAN 7 PROPERTY “ RENT. 14 Worle of lees, 10 e HOUSE £50 month; Iai furnished. ino subnuries «© venient ta ips and 1 W | rank ™ re atte ¢ xe, rf ‘r Trait = DWELLINGS vbr RENT. 14 Wierda ~ eves VADISaN ST 2th or we fs f=, q* FLATS 14 Wie ds Bitebtb se ps XN; UR ot (ibiohk AVN , er gf ecreens, was ste ewpner. oe! SI i ELMUEEQE ntl suop TO LET FOR BUSER Es Te 14 Wo Sart cee MAN? Doug! ld ron corner ent power, live st. WANTED FOR BUS. PURPCSES. VM WAN FP: 40..% ns amd stall PAWhricy ; i i. dba . peated Bacregegbegs 14 W: ov le AL -$S00 bargain Whi mnunager Bai ajo Mantel f price. Prof at taner, Al, cy ey xrand trad! “Se nn? LSICAT, handsame a id tn (3. Sinit mianage? PIANOS $1 r'ANe ‘asi uryr Wi yemel , Sen We ‘.eoat it tuned, workmans! ; nteed ‘ ‘ at t'rawford’s WANTED price to | prate ~“ATI } ; guar tare.) oo aw } : Rev I Vi! Cob tyiltert ] (; i. A > cheap uprights Your choice a? ti mm Ousyr mouthly payne te-«day oniv New ring goods D’ummas to Teme qe. : as pe aes - ere new upri ame baie ae jrad s}! “. » $4.0) per month FOR SALE. “HY Q "sy? HOUSEHOLD GOODS 14 Werds or [css Furniture Furniture, 2lhand eB N. 5. Storag Sewing Machines. Fl’ RNT TUR for sale sioves, carpe (8, J20 and Wash. Tio A¢°)1INT Toes 4 Frankiin a1 SPACTIING ee Wit. fi | i¢ vite Van “" merry hol | VWoINe ‘ “Vhiite ) er SWING euuhbe Sitwer afitee, Jey av.- Kin a ets 4 SEWING ial iWINGE npreved t ane Cen kinnev VWACTIINES rectal cut rates on ehines; We per das chinca $1. %O up a’! gnaranteed. 1210 Franklin Miscellaneous. hy Tre ‘ ” va...) SEF WING A\ a nriel ane i-! mpairingg a ste hase Se Keojid: Ss Wwew o | a | ree"h de, 74 W L. ‘ mr sen sen? and fu Rimohkn of ail Kins's Call er send add — HORSES AND VEHICLES. 14 Wore of a) ¢ ent Wanted. Less HonSES tlrespy peesi al WANTED hors: w iil onal J For Sale. | | | | Bi siNESS Wagen and “tis NI van ng nats erie! ite fer ut-under cheap, raed - dasa fie Ri ase. -Fesr vale, vbigaxs, a Gne be Morgav st Lherhi si ETc. -] 7 emedat don an 3 4 ges leas A BR iukRM park Wasons, pededis f S immt ft l4ire ON surreys., ri caeall be | lerrteth ee nN ¢ ‘anrdrs advertian rlug stake it “tare aise W acjarNnt Wagenette evap VMorgs MISCELLANEOUS WANT. Oijid Gold LANEOUS : eer eo oes FOR SALE. OPTICTA? j Te athe ee 1 Me Fenaott l rit l t'ilte if s eenarate ta livres NLL Ate & Viet PNG ' pec king ey iy " na. erte if Lane AX ile AN Moving rerarts . le \iea ti Pt)* an PrormrvMANS Storage, M: a | a i | | ~ Ihe iwiet “ Wi a aref " Wwe NaY ef g «ule when NEW yon five NIL Im t @tere Tretth | ae g ome e'orage none Main ROUTH Sik STURAUPF & Mu ING to IMM Kidney et telephene Siduey FIDELITY STORAGE ear ate MOVING CO. b623-2h-20 at yo Morgan YP. 3 ranch effice, 4a, rine warited xen ~TORAGE ‘4% m iriet | | . iwi — Mais ii.é ae Main 263 Aiciecd | Cc oe PERSONAL. 14 Weetchs of Ww) Cente Pi IoseeN 4! ‘ar fare o*i¢9 Teor piseiNAT S* eeaziel ‘ Pevet hd Be Le q¢7 ; a trssaa \! , I PERSONAL SUND RIES. a°- ‘g tnfan'sa n O'enh »?*@ t«- hare Diotuey OF never fern AN . FOR PORTO | Unprecented, RICANS EE — -o ‘REPRESENTATIVE LITTLEFIELD MADE A BRILLIANT PLEA. CONDEMNS THE PENDING BILL. Says It Is Unrepublican, Unamerican, Unwarranted | nd Unconstitutional. ot @ 41) -Repreeentative essor of Ding- he Hiouse tn one of ies heard in Cone- “iff debate was in proge his purty as. airman Payne of orn) and Grose ton exponent, with @ ric onvineing and the crowded by demon- ttee, | a Va re swept ort in the center l.? \ cabie from cruiser has lersian “pie i! 1.tdi be" large Ves- her name . omone with the gunh- prevaile.in Bom- {i : of lu - i ‘ \ : ’ —= eee eee S ON REAL ** o % 02a MONEY 10 LOAN, LUALST RATES - es ate MEDICAL. 14 Wo r las TP MALE Peaa ‘ i » wit bie } in feo w ti a% “quick COME Nervone Deniliigs | We \iem« rt o « teem, bileears Fs Li acon: Send 12 «euts ber. Ward. iSta Washi og'es Ves knees te Liarpaited f BRivast 2% organs Cali of write. Louse, were. \. Ma jer, ete trie: av DR. BOHANNAN’S | Rg tet ativey cal weesness let Mant: a uthini @rtets add weacenses, weeks rive 65. telai etge A 4, fer ¢ benneo No Cll Mergen ot. St. Lewis, Ma Treat- tee and Cvuoldentiail cousviteticn FRE St curet.ve eeres the reeult te eeren bh ele in two ern ery DWELLINGS FOR RENT. 14 OW “~) (Cente ‘Rutledge & Kilpatrick Realty Co, 717 Chestnut Street. roots” §2RNG TOWEEDE Noe Db SES le «so Lees, itham ball, fur furnace... furnace » otha ‘4 there ‘ii. ; flaws fh « fiw tabs furnace re eption furnace : furnace. “ flim, ; a are. theme hones eot will bo =i, Mad! $14 & 14 @ iz @ $i4 spl se. ¢ Gret vise MALTY ao. : ri} ihe’ rut et. 'e preperts hers et with. ClOae, ’ Ww : aye KATHE _ —— - SINESS PURPOSES. wr tents TO LET rio BU r ives Carleton Building, SIXTH AND OLIVE. Nearly all the offices in this elegant building are rented. If you desire an office, see me at once. JOHN C. HALL, Agent.
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wn “=? are be rr aS . ey -o- te ras = = v. aOR 2 ee eens an , ; - . - * . . ? ‘ ST ee ee ee ee ee ba ll al aes — =a eee. . “ SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY | FINANCIAL, f Lita Companies of this mts 1 ye ’ : a - : . fl . | b i ifessiig of etern to hake . —s a “es 4 + petal “oo “+e ee ° soe 2. 4A) 4. , tre’ a ere ae ® il eerel eee eat a resuith —_ = ©@ hicaco Local Stocits. -Expe ilove . ‘ Gr Bidar wae i , o ww 1 sto , fed « 3 > : ce Sat re ‘ ; : : ° pee ‘ oe, f t. 5 ' GENE NAL CFFICTS, | V/ORMS AND LADORATORY, _ , 4 | 1d Figen $1 maby - NEW Yorn. 90 West 69TH Gr. - WN of fe coo a ‘h> ae ‘ "TT 4 F nine ints et " iwi : i . > ii ‘ ik . . 7 ni " cs? Nora aril : e ‘ . ‘. ve ove . ~is” } es wiVvht Ts - »*. pete L « , t a mivanre eeu wo 4 i.e s ; + 44 | UNG rosnia oes, | PAR Ga ais on EACH. tum, ij SLUMP IN THIS ISSUE ACAIN THE eon a ‘con r er of gas during panic, tu MARKET'S FEATURE. oe ee ol banks, aad are wu | wae |; SRO os Hae Cy Lait |} $1 thee 23 cies 5 35 4 re ced tee ee CL aE. ea Oe PULL FPAID AND NON-AGSGLEOGSABLE. ork Stocks. | | : : .. : | 3 : Hts - | | Transfer Agents. : ae Iaternattons! Bauiing & Trust (o., Vieeaia ot 4, browcway, New Yo® — o- = aih od oe ' " , , . a . ‘ ‘ — . : : OTHERS AFFECTED A LITTLE. | 22 2* te” sae 3 agayen . . , : Se .ewame = ’ : . Sime t . i . ‘ ’ ’ - . eee @e- 2 “ ‘ 2 : Toc , fo hem loys ) cena Reve! hs * pieniaens oak | ' : ‘ Wi HAN eocveceecse. LMtiur Patent Resiett Bank Statement Not Good, but This | — ake Bese. 5s . . ROL Hf EP AEEL@. See .- ccc _ A. Ye 4 ee the : : a it ae > | i. % | caer tie : . wh dab 9e- ge ate PERM | Le F- ‘ tne De : ° * Oe +-¥ 3 3 ay + Yon eh hs 2 NWYESTBRIOCNT. reaking 2, ai. me ort ' eA ' ap he ctreetors now offar ty | LOE ne hundred t) ns ing slightly : tet i | po ae cies ta M kg . ' > ae | : miscliney ave re one 1m red the uannd 0,090) shares of stock af AVeCrARY?, pers ' : - | ~~ \% ; ; ive hy i ’ ' ‘ ‘ ei, ; ' i “ . : i> yh rs Pag ‘ ‘ ‘ : ’ ri : 7 I “ s 4} r i fie e . m the I “UP Osd O1 S\mArgiug ao | @qVuip; ing Our present overe rhe arly equa . ; i ’ ' ' Vay . , ' ae : ; -_ * ‘ VU ‘ aras. putt. : 4 } : és rreat @xcer! r 7 . , or i ; ' . : , ' 7? “¢ f 4 @g - =. z Iv} : : ; ‘ : 7 7 iwget er sta’ tanok anf ; ae, _ ‘ . : , 8 These op! ' opappradg.” bs tell hansieoon ned it - 3 a hues event tii 7 : ‘ ce a | rR ” | duct pal 5 os . eo). . ‘ Private It . “ty : ‘ if wan’ ’ hn . , ” . , oie . * ’ ' ; , . 4 Viorr oo? ¢? 7k fr #h #7, a | — - r San SU tie tet A bas | | , \ ef , | , 3 : Se er | ; Fin thie. the wnzrent eompeny, wilehare inthe profits reauiting from Me ts it 4 . hg : : ’ 92003 ee sty is . : foe Pe > 7 eye sh “a pede Varios Tore gi OF ioCal SUD-COMpanias, & large prrtiva of the stuck uf . . ; : aR : i , 7% 52 ? \ . 7 Po. , | A. | ‘al oe . ‘ re. ot > ots) Ve les t Bilin eran Oy this Company. : } 7 sed ITS PROSFECTS. xt | | 7 | . GOOD FINAMCIE®S BCLIEVES THAT TH’? STOCK WILL SOON HAVE A aforesaid tops, and after gras itating over aj HY Mire te Renee MM nan A Cigar . Packs CAS. VALUE GF MANY TIMES ITS PRESENT PRICE: AND THAT T Narrow range ty rally me Ne ' mA, Fale. § SiHics ow 3 ale ie Wo ) EGANIANG VIC : — See Be the lr as po Ree are AES 7) : ws NG AND DIVICENO PAYING CAPACITY CF THIS ENTERPRISE WILL ° “ . ; , : i ' “i * & jt Te, ; 7 * oe yee ’ ? ‘ o> va? » > \ . ‘ e rami? . — - ce P 7 storks Wier tiie Whar Interent ws 4 bien V7Mins Web .. 5.2. e be tare tidhipeea ee | Mata: tirantt. “ I i 3 | ee "rice Price, FO EQUAL TO THAT OF TmE GREATEST OT COVERIES HERETOFORE had at . ; ine - : ' ‘ } er \r. “ors * os. . e ast ; . ~ i Give ™ TO THE Vik SRLO. ; . 2 set, ' 9 7 } ieee ee i . »c’ : a ; —_ . ' r ~ ‘ -* : s IS ins ee @ ean Mi PORLOMALL CF THE DIRECTORY ASSURECS AN EFFICIENT AND A, is ECONOMICLL HMANACEMERNT. d \esfer Slovuk or requests for informaiicn to Tonden 4 wet at ” elers mre vs Vira ty ‘ ’ ‘ " ‘4 j | P = | > . ’ ' ‘we . , .% ? : 4 ; 1 AA the tears ail oud 2.) Be a Gs ae N American io., lov] ST. LOUIS STOCKS AND BONDS. |: >: SatTS, $1 oe $10.65 bs. | 3 iy te] by Gav iord, Sleming & Co, ; . ; a : ! | : is a zat ws : Ad Peas O1oy ah bs soe 4 : Pm yi ae e , ' , ep I : & & alx COLA vy, J) bLRVADW AY, NEW YORK, or to Toads ie Jon rh bey uy *’ ; ’ ; : | : ; | . *? Re t, or 378 Pia Building, St Lou:s. temporary. 1 " T wae, . in, # Bea a ' aes. | taifer ti .\ atk v1 r ‘ ' 2 " ‘’ ‘ t r ‘sf ; ts - ’ s at *.* - : Tie a wer i a ae ; 1¢ ; ’ ; ees ‘ . i ‘ : . for further Tecem cons te bu! , beep a a Se , +, jes Sal pot ps pS artic ane cats iat 2° oa a : tpbts aa ha ee dewiining till Monday they will tien be Ll abnt. fs. . eq Rep. Steel [row Meciat baa ts imaet oe : iy” .} S230 5, a uy oN aa iy 2 ig | et ~ A ums | pir he I? : bot sa i asi”. Yoee * fhe . . ’ x Tae! ee i t% e . : oo ‘I > a“ a5 te. ye : ; : j Pas tg ; ' . rf i i ; ‘ oO > £, mo co os . “ > oe a BB. Lawrence, Ir rp or : South Ry. Covee. S.200- 7 Nation ff Comaieree ..) 25 os ek oe ie ) rs 4 | ah it & r IC e AS > ~ eg ~ prices uring vie pat . canine nt. Tel . SESS wees, cates yam) icago Close. Clomis eaiee rts nko. Pe, Sent a thei is as Si? be) . "O; Aw > f Se e wex eee = & nae rh Feuns Ay oe Sdidabehopabeiaety a lat * a pe ‘ n - 37 ‘ brs is i bie en ae 8h ; : , ; a a, O ; ail as “bee , Atehi m. Southern ... Ada bars a pninae Mei en ee ens 4 ; fie. 1G 2 bar Pee eal oo bys pay lull Clearan eet. oS ee eee i“ ; ton, Bou, bt au.: Ssoid ier cask, er carried o# mare ot | rel - trac. pa s ee tod i ae. a Bros iw, “able : a ea 7 y “ Ts) Ko bb. bata—F ). Be ns | ay. bo ais Sates Ni ‘ TT -_ Liz. eC 2re CONN Sled by SPECIAL LEASED rit An subUr 9a im Tt fe ote = hae nolée>te satfa ... .. Sie d ‘BiONs WIRES willl Ge various Exchaerzes ‘AX - $1.60; Ma ; Ne bad UV | ~ ¢ 4 = Oa =2siING &CO., GOs clive St., St. Louis, Mo. eon prev.. $1.60; Southwest, St Daul and Missouri iacith tional feeersivis : . ” do p! oan , ’ Fnnts «& Stoppant: imace parket & = _ bey *] « Seen ’ reProeanrila ria? a “ee ' é ‘ , looks Weak sod we tf Sur ' 1 by a6 Str at So . et ea be . Se Wi visialee Ss AR cad ali te as ; = cn 3 ti . pS A0ee? cea hae 7 . ° ° 1) l Z ' , R ~ . ; 6 eas Pe ‘ee . " rae f jee ry yea Vv vive iiin P = ° 4 'h® LT : *) oi ‘ a ot ‘y ‘ . ‘ ‘ f Ree it go a litile iower reactions #fre oppertan t! Ri of te secure stucks | t} a oe oe, Watash pid... MeIntyre & Wandiwecl: he dhe mat ee —g re pyr » ing aPoi.. | + , & ie gy ket is not a surprise to nue « I ‘ leratisa tila wa cae gong es oS) san ‘oe Sergi? hate geal alee’ ~ “te See Se dea ie Ae neat & : ’ $u our views for some Cire 1. 7 r bp ‘ze, ge AESNOTTD Past iswel aectric as Stee wit ‘ Pe cae a ee etal bit. ie rr iiglaindy Ly ; ; PR oi 4 ite a = a pesition tye tete the abrenee ot oat sis , wel Ged shares Tone as oFeores Lis wee eal eee Slucl ae te gat gt . ‘ e : atrial ori f * . ; . ’ a j ’ ’ j Annual interest wuUunarantesd. GCepresaion in prices When sotue of the bull pp On the New York “baat ase pees ee “P ; "ee ; eo : | VIL fa gen - . ' berated " Wecsm fe eich © eal wer forced te liquidate, and trad onan t LI ny y Heer Aaat! ‘ruamel | lu |. oP gn Haag aye he gene File there bein voice to esita ... oe pS 08 tices are eapected to. be | : | ee ft was 2 baited ameuat or trst morse While we may have some ral: i Y am we >% i » Rennett Wasserman tom nce na ah yee | j } tlle él op? o st — + on nat ut le yi tte Se 3 | : i: Reh een e 0 tad iy “s ~U Os “ 2 6" . s ’ BAge toRgei unset. g guild Dauas, pertectly sate in the situation ty weer ing 3 io posts | NEW YORK, Feb. 84.—The closing prices on curb | Btewery lend ieehiieeed See . a “ MB Na. 1 mor it eas as been att tie “ack ne eh | rm cho tang coreg it . ¢ tion as det ar) : : ! 0, Orrvitii : | ‘Asi > " oe. ; vo: ' : . . “¢) . e — ] 4 rl }- - i he ~ t " 7 , ° 7% ig mag = ' ¥ ' . ae go % ; pm LT lesen wert . years ot : ) Tee ae eS ee STUCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. Te Orthwetn, Barbour: Wonld advise aales on tre] sin Biba Air 71 ee a - all hig Tice Industrials ter a - ; oUpsi' i ‘Foe Tr, ere rt . polnts ne Ifgathber common, a! ler gfe piwes 2. Local ‘Money Market. ail 7: Atuerican Hide & Leath: PS : a “Iward ons Brokerage Co.. exchange . aatnat: hore B- ! ne ms ‘ . : ‘eo ald oie ea ? fice ; ree na ite “+ shown by eome of the spe , | + oe 4 Aniertes Waslen Gubdsa ...... deeog v=) wget walt exebauge aud United Staies general list will seek a lowe Land still ures pres ' - 2 id. Aska the seule of stocks oa iter wy + iaie @ tre © 5 Xs eabicd , The prem.am an be taken bach at rit yey . ao ltt Pre: wer nest 30 days. Americ nei rag ha Transit, Cticage, Burlingts Diver Stes td | DMastritne oe 2 (fuoinn issues are best tracing ant ‘ : an ; ; kine —.~ - W rican: they can be sold on raises = UNITE i = Tw TAttle & Hav-« About every development lift market has idilen tha! being the uneertainty rege a Merket shows litt} le sign of ring f is ' = ‘wortn ee of expected poor bank statement au hardly ex. | una Commercial pect much strenyth (om oh) rena, yen R rneval stocks will dv to buy [kr turin ‘Dey, Malle rhetionad Steam Pump Lo, ly pret SHtiona] (sramuop! lone Jew a 4 " ch ) ome bad out acim, OS lower .at per | mi, $, 2 }ales. . . . ” ; | ; . . i " " : ' a eel , ote, Of balew To Glaeer. Nriional Salt .. LaWbenet ‘ae Lack of lower prices in a on any advance, hee ofa may r jags’sa «! cause statemen would earll it: insiders Intimating reduction divs Nat‘onal Tube ..... ae . Stages, tee ads £) )! ‘peat Gend to 6 per cent; would sel! ToC TL on any ae- on last 3 CLVLTS WR: last rear, £8 Boe met | Ree Aart nincte 4 : , cline; would buy Manhattan.—l’rivate., : vee we eas. a rasta gt Dad ier. both enas rar tpe Pad ) 3 ‘ ‘ " _- . : , : , , tea lee. To J. W. Sanfor!. sa are | ' ) taal parvo Sb Brent ) : est “+i ; The sentiment ts mixed; the currency bill may be y Anglane T mort at ie “el “os deals . aan Sie cal , . es savel . bide femperarily iguored, tut it not ewemtirally Preve | Naw rk Elee is, ; THE IV RKETS ¥ mis ; | tech atk x i it | £4! | 7 , : 40 be Sane oe Ms : STUUR MAKE I) Nok a ere rel iti} bee bales, effective and lead to higher Securities, Those who are f ihe in wer DE fe Bverag: on a farther fecewsion | pb cl taxing Pureder yp - of a point or eo. Buy a lite Manthottan ar ' on Paps ene Ny e Th ref " a aturn. St. Paul's weeelyv tnerease of ST | . dea Pep “ ' ee MERCHANTS’ t 1. the story of general! 5 peand biusitiess J furttwr wh . ‘ee a Phere wed tee A attack on. T. C. i « likels ‘ t \\ } aserre ; ' 4 I , . .* 7 ti ; . " ~ ms ™ } j " 4 4 , ‘ } way share Dat (8 «ones riven ’ aipthe : ‘ ’ np aie is or 1 “4 | tn att ae o? oo bhate hee ‘ ‘ ; thin ; . a ; ; ; ter than to take a position om t ler mike 4o y vat I - tet! ate : ry ox eae te: eae | seh | Le | the low-priced dividend sieldors ' Acvances in TR: ‘Stoll in Wall Street Are O1nfset by the De- Rank atatement oplnions—Ladenburs etatement. Prince A Wihitinan A ed; banks bese alot | atrong: A siaiement; aiaout week.—To G Worse than expected pected, —Llooper Noth Adams. Rat wr Whe uifatvota . ; . ~ Davis. Poor: about sam h, beg wt , ome tes V1 | sys et ar | 1 ee 7 | weed.—Morse. To L.ittic « sh -_ ' / . ‘ te (« seas mie a , + . ry 1 ' | ‘ i rere a sf > ' ‘es o , 4 ’ sa . . ‘* .? ’ . ——— oti , bi 1. oe eur future : vs +See ay at = si ee | | | me t red . LIVE STOCK ey icLEGSA Wall Street. tara] I’re ee, tN l - >t Nc tw 1 to pTiees Tey Notes. The buying of Reo ling Is! oor source. Tam told te buy . Te rte : | = 4 ' where the big money in) 1M Tare aes Wat Chicago--DPursuant to @de pilin un Tr ba ev SW. Co, will aleorh Aus Pe ' wr itel jean Steamehip Co and Ament ' to avt pada ds ty , earnings ever dividend requis Tr ee oo : aereree tives are NOW etlupowere d te President Mellen of Nort leh on Block gel exp ts lui Bond ual har dl ; . iil : ‘ "vy ’ ‘ ‘ } " , ; , Third Aveuie aifi | Th ’ 4 i ‘ stant i. , arn dl ‘ bs ' ‘ e*e TI ogee yg ht Of prescut te . ie RT AN i to | beat | §tocks of Crain Ucar (TAU cxilijpe ti! ‘ md ‘ vor a reduced dividend ; } : , } sv; ee ‘ * ’ '? I ] Be. ' ‘ : ‘ " -~ ~ . : Brown and Mary] and Transfers. reg opere fe ' io tsrande Western oo uly es wee ' too 7 na8 i] TT a! , . ™ 7 Notice Was fecelyvel from Browa Bs ref i ofertas ' antate , I Ne ene et ty SL IeE se Ton mM - fexae s m4 a that all jmyiwents of dividenJe recently anmouneed | Ee PE By nts ore ll Fito ee - see eees | ed F re | ‘Mine — ets 7” ' At ff . “ mn nee , . on thele certificates fn the U> Wht ve ab mio othe aN im oesmpaths ice omi B4e8, PS | teens cee ee ETH | ) : tot ee , , : ayy ent would be niade toe holders «? , y it died? dreny (onseiidated ¢): , ' } ~~ a ‘ ; Z , j a ae lite me } *, i . bi ane te :, ‘ adie . ‘ ; | ; aiaet dose next Tuc eday) nd tha , = hae ; . Coalers wet . —— . ay Te rT 2 | ‘ ‘ - ‘ no ' ‘ ’ ei , . ; . . ieee ‘ ‘a R . ele trading bu theme ceot'ny ~ i t mad 4% . : # ; os , . ; i ae ; : ’ ‘ i's Mowir wwapafer befure that tir This « r | Mast storks showed Let fons | ) ’ ; ) ney 7 1% at the office of frown “eben ’ hy \} | ' ey) lions omilers. Were ur ‘overed ’ rently hoy : i , . ; | A . £ j : ; Pee checks wiil te made r ' toon | ' ’ . uader which the price rece: ow hil eee 1 : re e : The aame thing «a, ; : 1 bat Tf , i . home attent’'onm Was paid 1 thy - rye . oem ; ote / . Tt ; : . * ' j lor ‘ travaferTs of tr ; | . ut : wet ad pur ' PeCArS on account of trade ‘ Pio : nae" ; t t : ; , rit ’ a gts - © ° erylend Truat Co vield prices Tennessre Coal ran «ff Western Movements of Grain. tad t a ere “a ie: As the transfer bowke close Tuemwiar. thoce whe i hembers of the group Were sun ported " _——s ~~ : -- 1 S740 { ’ } . . ‘ ao pot send their certificates Saturday or Sunday | and only loat fratione. Most of the weakness in Whee! pen bed ned oF gina! will find themisel ve » oe trpretic do te go tO some In- raiir oad atm ke was confined to the gTain carrrtine PLAC EB. — naa —— i an ® if} A ad _ ON, y 4 ; conrenule in order to get their money when the | lines eer aye first _— “. marked up to } “ Ship | . : PLAXoaLEID thy A..F G2. ' al. j mi ; j thout ot o the per t - ne agian: “age . SI™NIAK CURE . ~ oa witli, i wten | } -s te ee weseerere (aerokep et hange weak, with arctoal bralnessa itn bank re T.FAY ANT? SPFI-Ti : eves; wee ot ‘eet see sesecesens 14h Market of hills Western Flour ‘Movement. LY Ay 84, 8 tra ae at N. Bron dway : RoE yr on he Pearl Handled Fruit “Knives People’s Gas. billie at 34 NT et for demand and at 84 &'%% Posted rates. $4.84'@4 85 and — in Ripa Be RLTER—#4 55. MARKETS BY TELEGRAP H. per set Receipts S pin ts — —-- ow rls ima S-1 eesipts, ON THE STREET. mre AGA), 4 non fs . tf ¥ . ar = one lil 72 b In ha rieome Ca se. 3.73 to 7 of «& _ ipte. Les bales et ames © Jacoard's, Seas | CBicage—Well informed cireles appear at variance with regant te expisining actual ay it _ — ; comm ercial bills. $4 es: aliver certi- e's Gas. hone #2 t is @ well- ; bar oliver, c; exican doilars, | —-————-- or selling of Deol: ou Ta oT EI rE cee are 12,701 1,043) 43,506 HAN Tt igc a. ref ory, eted ¢ ; “t Poneman Guy et a ste ly at eln! in #bort order at tne beginning of tbe oe: | Ci arlesion @1eaay at "Pic, cece as ban a. @ rian to oe, See tye to ec. ma a Onka These tereetse ere : iment ben! steady ; - ; reg... ‘ esemeeee eee eeee eer eeee sonarel. of : } le pave | 100%: D rr ni 185; de cop.,. De t eeereee SCF ee eee ‘he ellos V3 : tT. Pr - 9 - : ‘ sz.% ‘ , * * . . ’ , " ; a , i j , ; e : . : “ 7) «= ‘ts - cle tie, et SEE mH,
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“~~ " SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 24, 1900. THE BEST THEY KNOW. JOU remember the old lady who rode for the first | |timeona railway train. There wasa frightful collision, but when the rescuers reached her she was auite calm. She said she supposed they always stopped that way. ‘The story well illus- trates why so many women are satisfied to live without Ivory Soap. They have never tried it! enough, they think that annoying odors, sharp chemi- cals, and wasieful greasiness are common to a!I soaps. COPYNIG 4) 1900 OY THE PROCTER 42 GawOLe FO CimCiSHarTt ‘STREET SPRINKLING i’hil! — i ’ “ng a sprinkiin I'nttl she became Mrs. Lovejoy on T i‘ 3 Gay she was Miss Lovejoy himself lacks WO or & years of he- | ing venerable. msmarriage license clerk as County Judge Hirzel performed ding ceremony. he expected afier hearing of the youth of the couple the marriage Was no elopemen:. Mr. Lovejoy’s guardian, Co!. Jolin if. kin of Oid Orchard, gave his full cuiseni lsistung to give hts if contractors dtd retarded fa bis church werk bY sicaiiess eprinkilag did not depe:.d upon efficient in- ‘tors had bil high ; the inspection next surnmer would be thor- } ferent scenea iu tie afe ef of —— by accosppanying the couple tu and Mrs. Harria have heen sweet- and Cruetitaden of Christ They grew up gether and attended Jonglvilow school to- While in echoo! the boy was looked tal wuardian of the litte! ily did he perform al) tire entice acts which ere expected of a beoyisih | last surminer because they understood that the inspection would not be thorough. eaid he did not know as to Street Commiastoner | He admitted that be had had soine troule of lax inspection, but that most of the complaint had been er), and faith after that on - —_ Four years ago lLoveloy waa forced euve school to begin work. herkKed e rity at the death of his ‘father, 12 years before, bu! the income from t was not eufficient for ell his wanis. ld friend, Mise Harris’ father, ia desire to go to work. is a contracting painter, found Three manths ago and Mrs. Harris became aware that an engagement existed between theftr daugh- and young Lovejoy. They had nv op- jon to the young man porsonally, but on account of the couple's youth they did everything to break the engagemen!. young folks objeoted oken and Wednesday ——— Varrelmann esaltd the bids were were unusually total is only about $20,000 more than It is wel! known that there was a ‘combine’ among the sprink- SEE lee. farts i ling contractors and that last vear there atreets. a service of foriy heurs’ devotion gin Saturday morning at 7 wWeloek, When so.cipn U high masse will bo eung, and «lvse Meudays afier 7 vw lock mass taken to Indicate that the ¢ontractors have “got together’ strengthened by little pretenve of competitive bidding, two or three on each contract. SANITARIUM NOT TO BE SOLD. Missouri Baptists Will Pay Off the Hospital's Indebtedness. /an's Home and bor ign adopted a plan Wileh protuies BU Cet hue mM " se } bers of both soctetios « ’ ¥ seaxgion on the third Tl ursday of each Ment, tre hPa meeiings alternately tens Ceverto tlie ” : and ferelgn Werk. sionary Movetnent was scheduled to ve sold to Dr. W. P Menard Street will not pass out of exist- Cook .County Club Going to New Orleans. The Cook County arrive Saturday evening from Chicago on its way to New Orleansr, where it will participate in the Mardl Gras fes- field for $65,000, Instead money pay off the $40,000 Indebtedness on the prop- | by pictures taken by bimise departure from been looked upon as almost executed wus coming from Chicagu and a great e@eurprise to the Sani- continuing the journey om the M. A ‘h wv} the Bel Nanue willl beginoen @Q™ub is one of the Cbureh of 5 a ‘ til ti ; I ‘ the members composing the Missour! Bap- &nd_ continue tt AMONG THE CHURCHES PRESBYTERIANS TO HOLD UNION COMMUNION SERVICE. PLANS ARE ALL PERFECTED. Rev. Allen Claxon to Be Specially Wel- comed at Grand Avenue Baptist Church. . ; ‘ ' +1 Special recognition eerviers will te het at ° 1 Grand Aventic Baptist Caurmea Thutsday evea bs March 1, ta honor of Rev. Alvin Ciaken, the new pastor. Ker. Dr. W. W. Boyd will poesite and Rev. J. F. Herget will address the chur. aid | Her. Dr. J. 1. M. Johnston the pevpie. ‘The aertangements for the great union communfon service of the Presbyterian «burches, to be heid #? | eclock Sunday afterneun, March 4, have beru | completed. her. (Dr &. J. Niccolls whl dei.ter ’ the address and Rev. in Lb. FP. Fulleften atid ' Lev. Robert Sust will assist. It tow eapected Liat | AW persuns will participate i the eoudllultes Kiev. Joon T. M. Jobtsivn, pastor of ibe Dbeatuat Aveuue bapilet Church, Wild piwacl @& setinvl iv l ¢: Wen OUy sunday eveuing. ' (on Welnesday afiermuouus during [fnt there Wis. ! «, be #ille readings Ou the byisiig of St date. LO bbe ge), ‘pylans in tbe Mary kb. Dvbitiged Bde lind Qficgiy sebyes, UE S Vell. Mit Rev. Juoia W. Day of the Church of tia. Mes- [ presigen: Bian wWiil give ote of his “Sunday Aiwtit Ceristian Meillef frou the La Tee Sree ee L vf View.”” The sulject of Bauday evetiing s ut ire will be “‘Huuianu Nature.’ fone cholif is. BuWwW } evyage ds io schearsais of the Messsah, waiehk wold VM retidcred in part oi Gavel briday add tue Fe united)? om Kuster Sunday The vboervetee of | he laotten se@#sul iS cuuimen tu t Raster: Una- ! Sau chiuecber, but is something toeve. leie if ‘The lu ty Ciub of tle Chutcu vf the Luicy Wil i fake Up ive study of Kovert Drowulng ob Lie ev Tw dy Of Sunday, Mareh 4 ‘The suljeeis will . “ahd Pictutes in blurence,”’ extracts fro tav ‘hoc ay on isle liey,*° renmedis’’ **Ag tla ward ia leader. Phese iec.uTes ule Very iilerest- | lev. Mer. O'Rriem of the Missouri Conference ! (mdeueoed a series of revival hieewWass o.d VWOCVe (he Tyier Mlace M. Bb. Chureh, Sut. Phese . lies meetings willl continue iof ho Weens a lie 1! S! (alu e celeorated Js it le ‘ it will deliver cone of his wiater « ipe ¢ “ tures at St l'rancia Aaviera ¢ wea hae a div evening, bel. 2S Lin suleje wiii ? ‘Tie Last Supper. or the Inetituiiou of the Fuccarist. °° ¢ ard ot Wednesday eveniog el. 2m, te Wilii de _ liver iu the Sodality Dall, under the ausprres of 1 the Sovaulity, the last of a secrles of ie tutes, his) * Jeet tesa. “Selemtine Mefulativa of the Tis r v of Evoluuen.’’ iB: Preparations are being made for @ fer.e@ ¢ f re-;1 ]°at { al meetiigs to be opened at the Lafasyetioc lata Mapitist Chureh on Sunday, Match 4 bie pastor, | ‘Rev. De. T. C. Carietoua, wlil conduct the ser: ; races, gaststed bs Rev. Mr. Oakes hey wiil ! eeries probably eoutinue for a Weeks of more, Dr. Car ! \f. un is delivering a series of Sunday eveu.ng ers- | lev: ons on ““Bivle Characters.”’ fe'n, ‘on Sanday, Maru 4. tie St. Paail’e M hot pared i ed eurta Weil ee@,@orute its otis Orituiv: q'en] Meov of the Methodist miutiiaters «of tie ¢ Wii. attend Sus. Specially prepared will, M vil «@ fseuiuie vf Use eervices uv vee 1a Bastioge I e w preach eat Chret ¢ i ‘ i meat s iy 4 bug aud wl > Jules § ij ‘ ! isk bae Womeo's Mis-lousrv S.lety ead ft Young 3 .ts ‘Stiss a dha iof tue | fu fs ites cris qo} Ye im praise ated t! i ig Y vice om Prittay steer | j teveting Was ¢ oi & subeas Alacd hie peat i ” 4 ar vu OST. Cs Worus of VN - na §£ os 4 prwase Mie puster, Reet l ‘ Al ‘ vetocl ‘ Deion j Ite flies me tj busi p of bows rt tery J ]? csison, Js. I? \\ conduct ‘) ) 4 mc 6 ( wtueaunrss 1 Mar ] I’ it bru ‘ , ast'sna Ui des lie uw 4>, » uf ye li & A atlas ’ stl le efofia i Le meade by the different r li* ivaliions corn d \ i ¥ Lufave ! R vat tu False igeueyv ail Ph I @ uasels I Lhe purjpese of puy.ug «of *¢ | t.* A preml eas vt «at bese ‘ od Luakea it © Uses beta tom gee .das ‘ ’ anetiver of the ers \! ef of elliit gia i. “i e ive i \a rT] w ifai i otings Me * (iris > wtiod “su @hite Bittuewt % i ® WN.exsatide ft | oe itt bis Vite juev- f? , ‘ j Vis j ‘ iu tam eveuctyp « bet ot @ ‘ ie rei lve Laiks wilt te gro wet « } ‘I . A ~J M Wail:@ia > Yack wl vy 4 i M i s - = Rev Jaseph Schruede:, puster of the Hole Trin fev. Seosetus Selae fete “.f NicLoiss, aud the Kev. B. Steuer of Si. P res @irvrea acl blraw:s cd Will Slack logetuer rFosteuie om Wednesda, : ev wilt Pe woosehfl e.8 tou’ is sue j ' » «of ‘ Joe. Avenue I’ 44 . ( tre da dia aber Le ined ” ‘} RB slate i ‘ junday following tbe third Suneay iN eavcu Wa . “hi worrauiie) al €erlercin. Silk cuotisdish of see ~ Loem, Feacditys @in! dsscussl Ds e ; ‘ , ° ‘ ) iu (ea 1S ave wv *#D isu “f fur ft Iie ‘ epfach bh 4a ft ‘ Pound -L’asty., ' te be givegu dew tue ba brayve@ Cartas tise? wiittee of ‘ne Queen's Daugaters’ Thowe on bes ster frou 3 two vo Ves KB. wt 243 Awl Srsievuuia ‘ | etreet. ' - 1 3 An ei'ctialiniwent will be giten on the atier wt e@lial Vebulil, of | in Mat ° jt, tue f ‘ Vifascope reprod Sim A’nssiou | “ ¢ e@entertaliiwenur wil ‘ givem at & " , qlurch, j of Waasttier amd ase boucevild Coit tev Wilham Jobnsen, pastcer of tue irancb Congregational thiueen, 24s Dees grew t TLanhbsgiving Day Dye Mecieers of ats eet ae have bad twpbeid fever Neat Sunday evening tae | closing illustrated: service ou the lfa of ¢ > ' vill be given hese stercopl.cen prelures ate He | pies of celebrated pabslings, Litre trata tae el: ¢ ‘ =? ‘\ ~ iy (> L.rm! duy even.ug the @lu Sect wii] be ‘The (osing Ware . in Juesday eventing a®@ the Cote Prilllaate T’res- a4 byterlan Charch the February meeting of the cen tral Givisien of the Curisuan [inelecaveor will tre held. Addresses will be ulace by kev. Dra. Boyd, i" ‘annen. Patton and Morert Yost Me «ativision ¢ ‘auner Wiil be awarded .v the tocie y Las. Ca ile laigest nuaiber present, | Man —eoooe— I:ishop Filsgeralcd ef tie Methodist Fy nibs lout tot Charch Jeft the city Friday tu itteet @hgta Denis i Weert Virginia lie will epeak at Jon lya « ou Baturdas, a: Wheeling on Sunday ard at trea avenu tan on Monday. ‘hes meetings will be bea fa ple tbe interest ef the Twentieth Ovntury Thana tf fering Fund. Rev. Dr. Jesse Bowman Young il geach next Sanday morning at the Witmer Churc.:, anville, Hil, at its anniversary service “hea At the Carmelite Chapel, Victer and bighteepi i The Lindell Arenue Metheatiet bois al Wom- Miseton wusbhiiar.es have 11] imeei tegetoer e S-yera] meeting® have obeen | i} ’ held and tt bas teen feud fost ats: ular Lae been smauch larger? rm? the meinbem of te antetics are jointly interested IB ise Wa € Rev. Charlies Stelzie, pastor « Vth. i ‘a ‘ *,iee be devoted eaneciallivy to women and the second to men. The Mission will be gives allixlay missionary he First Curlstian Chorch Marea 1 ae | 4 Memorial blall ow . oe t@ = a i i in Upils gud the [rivi _ mapnacer of Wit ea) ee eee ee VMot'racken of Wes'm'nster Col : ' 8; ae oT the Grand Arenve J’resbjterian Cuutui aut ‘ j a? Kveishs Lashs Voss tyr Mary Woilsiguectalt wlact a the Mermaid.°” D°swf., ¢ . Worn I Norz.—Alum PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Dr DRIGES Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Baking Powder is the true friend of all the people, rich and poor It supplies a pure, wholesome leavening agent, which makes the biscuit and cake of highest healthfulness at medium cost and protects the food from alum, which isthe greatest dietary danger ofthe day. The foremost baking powder in all the world. powders are low priced, as ut two cents a ponnd; but alum is a corrosive poison and It renders the baking powder dangerous to use in food ‘Come Dntgo Me and I Wil! Give Yon Nest.’’ bm | Lasiv Iy Piaced on a Public Gupfession ley. l’rauise sert- v. Jeremiah Cromar, pas- preaching by lev. Cerrall \NQ MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- Address Ly Lev. ut ibie «c.asses at 3 an Ail wen OPE 7 Toe bern MISSION. AND ITIOMBP (Sarenth ’ Sundas- ; SULg service Franklin nd sermon at 10:45; : iSwe ’ Morn'og, ‘the Atotement obsolete ?"’ More Clerks, Substitutes and Carriers Selected for St. evenibg praver aud sernion —— — _—— ed the fullow.ng persons a4 | stu.@ Cat Til.. Diseourse by Dr. Jew." 4 - ow - . - a, - - - - - . ° . LL tlie an . - - 4 CHURCH SERVICES. ~ Carrington, pastor. —— MARRIAGE OF A POSTMASTER. | 2°00 4 ee ee . Haskin and Mrs. Wierman of, ©}: — —_— ~ Mire ¢ rin af fit Were Junior Congress.—A meeting of the a } - ‘ a . : es Pie ! ~ \ ovVerc nN an’ 8 fr ‘look z va) \ OM «° 6A) Muatiding to debate @ tir} re x interstate and fore.gn come { ‘ Friday evening @etereapiceon tf Irea onl interes: g miriyhs cts Hie ws hoeee tL art hee bs ' &e ~ “ Le ‘ ' ae will complete the corse Min ” (hie sa! , ‘ ‘> Ne : : PP or | oa ; Ta gi , ve New York oo Sr Oo -- > ~ o> serves Healif,’” ‘* Prolonas Life ** BAKER'S BREAKFASi COCOA “Known the world over. Received the highest in- corsements from the medical oe > Undenominational. oe a »@ 00 $09 040000 K-00 iO ootHedeodevede-> ad \if Pew Jatn wT the intelligent hou ekeeper @ ard I know of not one whom I could not refer you to it cures while you sleep and you pay when cured office and examine or send for free book explaining all, seale give correspondence personal attention DR. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N. B’dway ‘sr. vous, ne Wem. wl. Wednendsy 004 Saturday esti 8p @ Hygienic Gazette. Walter Baker & Co. uz. * DORCHESTER, MASS. a - An BRT Libliriieme rte TF ‘The Universality Questions apd a”: Office Hows. 8 a. m to6 p. m. euere FIRST SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION~Rer. T. . o* - o-*. — - — “+e 4 GOO GeQHepeg I have just opened permanent offices in St Louis. Because I want to have the confidence of al I have decided for a short time to offer my famous 1900 improved Dr. Sarifen Fiectric Belt on 89 days’ trial lhis offer should be articularly attractive to all sufferers Soa Rheumatiem, Lame Back, Sciatica, Sexual Weakness, Varicocele, ete. You pay a small deposit on receiving the belt and the balance after the 30 days’ trial, if results are satisfactory. In the past 8) years I have been the confidential adviser of thousands and thousands of sufferers all over the world Hundreds of my patients have been in St. Louis Worn at sight, If posable call at m d by mail —~Mermed & Joccard Bidz. NONE PROPERLY EQUIPPED. He Says Exits Are Too Few and That ne ; pe Incalliing attention to the Odeon Counclil- POSTOFFICE APPOINTMENTS. | man w. rk. Hodges has only begun his cainpatgn for enforcement of the laws pro- viding for the safety of the patrons of the “ters, especially from the danger of fire, at Washing- lie declures that the violation of the law by tve rianagements of all the theaters In fS:. lous is buoid and defiant, and that / ieey are gailty only in a less degree thas | tle says noi a theater in the elty would be et.itied to co business under @ strict ‘to bemedy io.s condition he proposes to toe awful resulta that fclow a fire and even @n so? the United States wil water >, wt