St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 27, 1900
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AO ET a oe AE TT ee err COMPLETE MARKET KEPVORTS. = Re PU lar Ed wion THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. Re PU lar Editio nn COMPLETE MAKKET REPORTS. ayes 51. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ("| SWORN AVERAGE F F . Gain Over 1898 -—41,809 ) png nae etek OR JANUARY, 142,344 ..CI?CULATION.. E57, DOD = One Year Ago——97,537 BiGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI BY OVER 580,000 Oge ef the 8 LARGEST ia the World. _—_ —_— -— EES ee LARGEST WET OF THE MISSISSIPPI BY OVER 14,000 Eh se sate ‘All the Waats—All the News.”’ VOL. 52. NO. 190 —_ —-—-—— = ss TUESDAY EVENING—ST. LCUIS—FEBRUARY 27, 1900 PRICE} aes o8t St conte —_-—_—_—_— OEE Eu&«——_ — — — ae Dt ll i lt li ill ill ll ill Ml i —— ——— IN EVIDENC SY, WOMAN'S STORY 7 NOES pee: Bie yes iN 29 ame | ay a O. RE ee Be aS a) See It Saved Mrs. Louvier From : ‘ a9 5.5, Se Pe ay Soe Bt Albrecht, the Famous For- FIRST THE CORONERS JURY BE- Upon This Slab the Fate of A 3 NA all f British SUBLETTE CASES IN COURT.| ‘Qeowaeaatee os Gy, Aes SHE KILLED JOHN ARMSTRONG. Gallant Work o STRANGE STORY LINKING ST. VT or eas i A A ef 4 = | : a | : LIEVED HER NARRATIVE. the Prisoners. Boers to Yield. A TOMBS Ut S QCA A CRONJE SURRENDERS WITH 3000 MEN: : ) Millions May Depend. a Aa We pee tae a Trial for Murder. —— eign Artillerist Among Regiments Forced the JAUIS WITH THE WILD WEST. Prominent Citizens and Even Corpor- Then Four Courts Officials Gave It ations Interested in the Legal Credence and Now She Is Free Battle That Is Being Waged j \ | i : : on the Ground That the Shoot- They Had Approached to ing Was Justifiable. Before Judge Wood. | a) | an Within 89 Yards of the The battle for the possession of the fa- e ¢ —— er - me Leouvior, who killed John Arm- mous Sublette estate begun in Judge Wood's SS - % ii, iS, is a free woman. Boer Trenches Tues- court Tuesday. The particular case ca.iead - * se Yee The care 4. t der, clayging murder in for adjudication was Peniston against - Ae AZ “ ‘a the seed akegees, was nohe Prossed in ° Bchleude, a suit in ejectment, 7 | ye Ene Vy" Division Ne. 9 of the Crimmal Court Tues- day Morning. Seven other cases presenting the same : ; ; ey Gay alle rhoon plaintiffs and the same allegafions are pend- Sei | : The case has been one of the most re- ing in the Circuit Court. All have been cer- e- markabie in the crimina: hostory of Bt. tifed to Judge Wood's division so that they Pate Louis. Mrs. auvier, in order to provide gay be determined in accordance with the " - ler COPEE Dads ts hey Children than decision in Peniston against Schleude. ee ee eee — THEN CRONJE CAPITULATED The property itinvolved is bounded by a abe. See s/s onda. “channel = ee Kingshignuway, old Manchester rus. ; | th oh hus bea rt, lette avenue and the Missouri lactic rail ——— itteiset Vite Bent anike. binesirons trenied her brutally, but had road tracks. It was known for years a: ; . oo the Sublette farm. Among the owners such aa inttuence over ner that she could net termins th gs then betWeen them, aM arin. WHY CRONJE HELD ON SO LONG. Maj. Albrecht, the German O-ficer in Command of Boer Artillery, Declares That Rifles Beat Cannon. The statement made last December men, among them about three dozen by Maj. Albrecht, the German officer killed. To about 1000 English sells, in command of Boer artillefy, may ex- about 12 men were killed, and 30 or plain why Cronje was able to hold out *) wounded, for the rest was done by so long against the British cannon. rifles. Our Boer artlilery was by no Maj. Albrecht was asked by the means as successful as I had antici- Deutsche Worte whether his experi- pated before the war. Certainly, our ence confirmed Herr von Bloch's as- people ehoot splendidly, but there is sertion with regard to the fearful ef- a great difference between a cannon fects of modern guns. In a letter and a rifle. The Engitsh must have dated Kroonstad, Dee. 17, after the ages Seney 0Cnee, Se ee battle of Colenso, Albrecht says: Mts ag Piggies oe me —s pe share in , although we r about es , . au? What does Bloch say? A modern 400 shells. T leave it open whether our shell throws over a thousand pieces? artillery disabled In all a hundred What rubbish! I wish that Russia men. The riflemen disabled in 10 min would send me some of those shells. ) utes 10 times more than our artillery What we have here won't even always ai sometimes in 10 houra Artillery obey us, but what the Eng.ish have in defense does not anaie to be are bad beyond description. Out of a destined to play & brilllant part, and hundred shetls not ten burst, and as regards the attack, its use consists even these make more noise than they chiefly in intimidating the enem do damage. The day before yesterday that the attacking body ca a a Bia beut 3,00 English with over & : ss Ae a -), NEUSNA, et under its protection. The real decision guns, stood against us 15,000 Boers. lies In close fighting. The battles of I cannot give the accurate numbers, Magersfontein and Colenso were de- for I am ee ee — Maran cided within 10 minutes. Within five back. to the Modder 5 ‘vers: Soe minutes Buller had lost 1] guns. where I came on the 12th with half “Fle who is least nervou® {s victori , lllery. 3 well sa of my artillery But I can I ¥ ous—of this 1 am firmly convinced.” that we did not lose more than 100 eee John Armstrong the property whose interests wi.l be lost i ) z iragedy he threat-|-Sent a Letter to Roberts’ the decisions of the pending cases are fi caoes of the ce mc ohegg wes pre Sa Q. ‘horn- : haa ty os ee ee ton, the Carondelet Foundry Company, box- Pos: , : tee alte ~ tin se path ina sabia than x . : Gov. David It. Francis and Congressmin - Pe natpet With a shoe Krife which he was} Camp Saying He Desired Richard HKarthoidt. If they are Kye ois as - property rights dating from Is#) will be se: a. i Rene ee ee ee , d : axide, : RTS -IROTIENER . (Tanke far o> ee eee Ses et ae ee to Surrender. The question of the authent! Ityv 2 the Ai- LORDS ROBER S and KI l CHEN ER . ‘] hanks for \ OuUu;r ; : ag . * hs & ‘ pe + 7 . ‘i given pheeain leged will of Soiomon Sublette, Which tas : , ‘ " y . : frig Pace ey Pe a been In the Probate Court for seveial yeass. timely surrender ; butchering you wouid have been - , . i ae ok Ca a - “se 8 wee * ~ 1 wig BM WORLD—HER MAJESTY’S FLAG. Estimated the Boer Force at ney Sublette, according to the slab, was > hye Pon ~—r : ° . ; . = also subsequent to that of Frances Sub- Now for comparison, listen to Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio, “President 3000, but Later Said It “Coroner’a inquest the woman Might Reach ——_o—_—_—_4—4—_0—_ 0-06 60-4 66 _0_ o_o >_> o_o o_o — —>—-—-*—-*----—- 0-0-6 CHIEF EVENTS IN BOER WAR. = = rT SS Oct. 11.—War declared. Nov. -23.—Gen. Methuen wins battle at Oct. 12.—Boers invade Natal. Three Belmont; 68 killed, 147 wounded*and columns enter Natal at Laing’s Nek, 18 missing. Botha Pass and Wakkerstroom. Nov 2%—Methuen defeats Boers at Armored train shellei near Mafe- Modder River, but with heavy loss. king. Lieut. Nesbitt and 15 men cap- Dec. 10.—British under Gatacre, drawn tured. into trap at Stormberg and 672 taken Oct. 14.—Mafeking and Kimberley be- prisoners sleged. Dec, 13.—Methuen repulsed at Magers- Oct. 14.—Newcastie occupled by Boers, fontein; Gen. Wauchope and Marquis Oct. 17.—Armored train action at of Winchester killed. Total British Spruttfontein, south of Kimberley. losses, 963. Boers repulsed. lec. 15.—3en. Buller reports reverse Oct. ®.—Boers advance on Glencoe, newr Colenso; British troops again They capture a train at E.andsluagte led Into trap, 10 guna being captured, -—@- o- © tne —_—_@— lette, the |.neal heir of Solomon. and there- wes ° , 9 . mites the basis of the plaintiff's claim. McKinley's mouthpiece” in Congress, last Thursday: Since the e n e ,arc Ps , ; . 2 , . ae . ; ; . ‘ ‘T io eal 1) j al I, her relatives elartment ceneedinen i yen 5 Pr We have got the Philippines on our hands and I will tell vou what we aly eae Seg eee ad} - ure bail for ner 4000. throbs with human tnuterest, There were shall tell the people of this country. We will say we have acquired title to Her husband and sister were loyal and em- five of the Sublette brothers, trappers, fur , >: ° plexed a lawyer, J, R. Cunningham, to de- tsadere and mountain gues. They were the Plilippines and Porto Rico. rane ner Ti.llam L., Solomon, Andrew W.,, “Milton “Tri ARE (C; ife | AK E d : EY j ifs 3 > end Pinkney W. Subiette Wk ARE GOING cr MAKE ALL THE MONEY OUT OF THE corn five boys made their home in St- TRANSACTION WE CAN BY ENLARGING OUR TRADE WITH Pas ounty with thelr grandfather. Col. . . =arrr : rar’ cS ' Wiiliam Whitiey, a Kentucky te Ae — THE ORIENTAL COUNTRIES, and we are going to entbalm the doc- er, and the reputed slayer of the ere: “ine 1 . a [ pe > ‘ ba ; ae ee ret of e great | | trines of the Declaration of Indepenence upon the statute books of the o Az, they grew up the®. sons made trips, *hilippines just as quick as we think the time has come to do if, and we ding with the Indlans an ‘4 1 if pox animals. beyond the aos advanien on rl are not going to do it one minute before, if all the Democrats on God's err i. e e settlements. , : ve got to do it now.” woman's husthind, her three pretty | They bused the Sublette Fone Ory tae earth go howling that we have got t do it now. children. her sisiers and. several friends with some officers and men. British 1 destroyed! 1097 ca#uatties, the ockies, whic 7 avele, _ nels ; , ‘were in court Wien the disposition of | o. t alanis id} *é rlencoe Cc 2.— . aes bath ee ia ce-i~9-+0—~0—0-—0—0-—-0—0 0001-0 0-0 0-90-00 ere In court, When prt chen tose | unconditionally at daylight. He is now a 7 storm Talana Hill, near Glenco ; Dec. 22. “lard Roberts left England. after eight hours’ fighting. (ren. Jan. 4.—¢jien. French loses 38 killed, 70 “al hunters bound for Californi: ] iWornia im IS49, | } : efore 1846 all five brother , w excitediv ; warmly hands with 4 a 1 ‘fornia tn ast Mr. Krone and thanked | prisoner in my camp. [he strength ot ? Symons mortally wounded and taken wounded and 107 prisoners In opeTta- nom a ay West, the younger boys fol- Mr. Eegers and Mr. | | e , ine . . ison , » Be ons ‘ole Some eare ~—_ 1 ! : , j She then hurried back to the spectators’; his torce will be communicated later. I + prisoner by the Boers. tons about Colesberg. brother : William , not ye met ao nee | ieart jliv embrace] her ch ldren i ‘ . 3 ‘ Oct. 21.—Gen. French attacks and Jan. 6.—Gen. White repulses Roer an- f | led in St. T ther re’: She went back into hope that Her Majesty s Government will ) drives back Boers at Elandslaagte. sault on Ladysmith Duis, Willin eet! and settled in st. 1 } ret some belongings from her | of aaventure ct een te. with the apirit —— —_—-—_—-- ee a got , eT -T? a le isielchiaaee with soe! i consider this event satisfactory, occurring + agg : Paardeberg, 11 o'clock, Tuesday morn- wounded, 3 missing. Boers, 6 killed, at Pot@ieter’s Drift and at Schiet (Pretoria statement Ior'ift, and took possesaion of the In 1%] three years after . - : , " > e ‘ be " Very delloate child, became the sul. owner Dr. Hyatt, weather forecast official for There are two mysteries about an em e ? . ? , honky : 7 . . . . »* 104 . , ~a Ty? red 7 j ; 7 Louis, states that the snow stormy 4.214 bracelet beionging to Mra. Julia Mies Gerevievea O' Bric. dauagiiter wf | CECaS eS. killed, wounded atel captured, 4. to the relief of K -mberley and re- (‘orcoran | This fecling was doubtless accentuated j No trustworthy statement of Boer treat of Cronie from Magersfontein. os loss has yet been given. | ne ls.—Kimberley reileve dd. (en. of the large estate. In 184 Andrew Sublette died 'n (‘allfornia St. fram the wounds received in a fight with al which stiumk St. Louis LPuesday morning Coan of 30x55 Nor:h N neteenth atreet. Gus | sames HW. O'Brien, and 2. W. er.zziv bear. Milton fo lowe et , . , oa : ee eel ; viowed him. Hos} wiil be the heaviest snow of the w.nter. of the mysteries ix how ft was stolen, and , Surprised. their parents and friends Tuesday ‘hy the disappointment caused when the $ ’ : é | " OS . Oct. 31-—Naval brigace arrives at French's column enters the city. death followed the aMmipeut ithon of } & 7 r I a ys! ' . . Ml eK, . “ar ; ‘ i bee interru sted , ‘ ! 1) j ; ; ) Street Ca tral kx hac h 1 . ; 9 ‘ ; >? _ Your’ ing \, Poppa ;mrot i winatn . t mee the ythe is how it was Te turned. owe rim? i .* bd r) '? Roer reinio cements, which trie } | It rt) 4 \y = aa't a. wh nd ' ‘. P ’ ier AKA‘ ere the u made necessary by a wound received in o * “ Se eemans. OF the fie brothers, | somewhat by hoon, and snow plows are | Mrs. Green is not quite suiisted on either Md Ore 4 " Bi ; 1 9 . 4 . . a6 4 ave . ’ .-* Racda t. ‘ i ‘* ° | . ~~ . . ra . > , ’ © ‘ - : . . a - . ‘ nosy Ar pga rele al —— 7 ent heft © Put. potnt. Though the police pave found the! T er parents at zy leve Gen. Cronje, were defeated by our. % Nov. 2.—Boers capture Colenso, com gela at Colenso and s nce has been @itu« *, » t ele oe) non ather f : - ria th ‘ . a ‘ 4 i . i ‘ ‘ ee . 7 ‘ ; Frances Sublette. ‘ 2s Dr. Hyatt stated to the Post-Dispat bracelet and returned .t to ner they have OER aver i. The maternal relatives of ths chijq | Tueslay mormuns that the fal, of show nee AVELUe. K.1e a Wwousl Coutinue uatl) Wednesday nignt, and groom ‘ived at | troops on Feb. 23 * pleting investment of Ladysmith moving slowly toward Ladysmith. v le | - | wen i > : Y , is) are > 2 a aed -_ ‘ry made no arrests and an \y they hia e no ew I resolved, theretore. to bring pressure N wd 14. Tie Ts ogg " 2 74 ; ri | mie surrenn lere his : . : Mpegs” . s : « rmered tral: north «of A8tcourl, an army tc ler htioberts t ay ae made and she had seve! al Kiuamiians liv t..a@i pasoen ger trailic would iike.y Sei iou- to the ident ly of the thief. tier property , n ° es ee ’ ‘ ’ ‘ > ! te bear upon the enemy. Leach night the S 7’ oa paren ; ati SFR “a Peshiin ‘ . , ‘ ] Pal a } a irde one faction she was taken to California, | ly be aluected. tte has noted ralwey , valued more from its associations than for sc; - ppt gl heigl 1 re pushed forward toward ¢? we #3 ae | ilo ot . . >? , _ at). . »,2°? as Tv ‘* ,v? ‘ j it] > "They » P i wv « b } Another fact'on brought her back Hiahage:s ald SUper.nieucgelts to that ef its intrinele value, is sifil mics in FI ini ft ae ts oe seollogg roe . 4 trencies We | Fuslleers " rning went tot :. ae 6the enemy, so as to graduaily contract his &—e—e—e—e—e—o—¢# + -©—@- --0-— @-—@--—e- She died in St. Louis and was buried in | fect ; Pr ' ~ nl herr : Bellefontaine Cemetery. Her matern il rela The white flakes begun their noiseless de- sreen Wonders Woelher these articles will | a! note be the theory that Pinkney W. syp- | seent over dt. iy Se Rage te atter ¥ Oc.OCK aleo be returned. i ° 1 uncle Was .Je@ari a Vv toon the Sidewalks Were ih a Silp- 9 nn _— ; ; rors oe ana a tl ean Ab og -ped per ro dng leew wilh ihe SHOW Dana.ng a Been (rreen went to the matinee on the rian he ! i en at her : f WAS apportioned arnong them. Vhe same | along the curbstones. Tops of oulaings 4! temieon of Feb. 14. When she returned phen! iste sigs! Myce: Papigarepdr tvs hotet ne was yesterday materially aided by the ar- ates. feast vaal records nowhere show that Vinkney AW. | Were covered with a mantle of whiie. she found that burglars hal pail the tama 9 at ot nist aes Pty ; pag , : ' , thich | 7 ei. T P yne Trar —s ee Bubletie was a4 benef: iary under the ap- Siowly the Nakes descenued out of tue house a visit in her absen-e There wae “yEepres ~~ _— es rival ot four six-inch Hlowitzers, which In the course of conversation he asked | wenty-nine ransvaal otficers were captured, and IS Free State officers were portionment and division leacen Sky, and steadi.y, showing no «e.gn ers Ms 2 ee lee . ] . ° oe ' It devolved upon the claimants far the |of abatement and betraying no indscation every indication that they were experts AT Pe’ A ph at ne { , ie had ordered up trom De ar. ' tor kind treatment at our hands and also ublette. This was no casy matter ». Pedestrians ralsed umbrei.sas in order to ide ; : Ni _ 7 7 cokes the face ang f*mily dving on the second fuer was at itive balloon gave great assistance by ptary, adjufant and servants might a vaal forces were three t°-c The first information of a positive nature | aon the . $3-CONTIMETS came from Joan PV. Clopton of Sedata, jlers in oltce buiidsngs dropp.d their papers pear yard, which is overlooked by the and movements of the enemy ] reassured him and toid him his %% ! . , : ¥ . ‘ . if cf , ‘ . the ‘ “> County. miniature mountains of white on the ruovis : pat m. to-day a most dashing ad quest would be comphed with J an- UE RUN. From the Free Staters the In a conversation with Mrs. 8 M. Ew- | below. 3 several panels out of the window shutter. Water Mains Frozen and All the Citi- vance was made by the Canadian Regi formed him that a general officer would British captured one 75-centimetre Krupp fon casua.ly mentioned the fact that he | storm—the snovstorn of the winter, one of | is had met Pinkney Sub.et ) an tate hic! “al ’ : whe they could not force ft open. To effect an | ' : nf » sette on the upper we- those snowstorms Which UPed (O Come Wien = . : Saee : —_ ters of the Ye lowsto:e Rover, a Nad | we were boys,” said Dr. Myatt. “It nas! entrance they were obliged to cut the glass Pennsylvania City. s Fir t Gordon Highlanders and Second (suire his being treated with proper re- Spent several days in his company in Iss. | struck the Miss.ssippi Vailey squarely and! gic) ga giamond. (The opening made was CLARION, Pa., Feb. 27--Fgre destroyed | Shropshires, resuiting in our gaining a'! spect en route ‘ and Were greatly | eneovu: ’ . lLdd.e Rockies. The only toning teevy ; . eed, Two of | the Al. add.e ies. 5 mane f ith ney" oe -. : em, ‘ a@ ‘ : _ - ar ' Mars. d?reen found the ceuntenis of ner ped- jay, and resuited in the death of ex-Judge : ; . 2 a s them representing the Oulers, went tu the to Cheek It is @ low lemperature, drifting room svaitered about (Ne house. Soe missed ey W Rar wio dropped dead from ex- and within about-av yards oO} his trenches, charge ot Major-General! Prettyman who Ink weli-known commanders: ; ; z ’ ii CDT ad,rpiere 13 Troy . ’ Sonably certain, from what / » late at Union St ) ae Chiet (: } M Wolverana, ’ they neard, ; will pegin to arrive ta at.on. " : 3 i¢! mimandant Jl. ‘ oiver that Pinkney Sublette had wrest bas ti ; 1eH5 “Yer, .« wil, be a snowstorm night, and casters and a@ si.ver nut p.ck., She informed the ; sitve ‘re frozen, and the : : i the), the pouce, but no report of the robbety was ' mer . a ‘nm. turned out not- maintained their positions till morning, a manding at Cape Town. rdutary o ire . . > re, , . ~~ °° ey ry of Green River, tin Wests rn Wyo- | @ chatice. Two detecUives made frequent vistis to her anow to the scene of the ' huge piles iow Of this o A few days ago, she says, they Went ong bonfires were made io thaw out the fire | rades, and which, I am glad to say. was at-| gill he formed into commandos under May. Albrecht, the tamous German afe rhe ne “ “tlson af Ss » 1a vA . ® . rr) . . Were retained by the heirs at that a tion of the bracelet. She furnishes Ptnis aX caved only by the fortunate shifting of . } a eS, SNOW. one of the dete« tives puiied the bracelet > | -" ‘ ' 4 . ployed Thomas B. Crows of se pnt | the wind This apparently clinched matters, for, They will also leave here to-day, reach- Maj. Von Dewrtz, the distinguished , ews Of SL Laois, " he said, “was found ina hoi a . 2 Se ya : - Bome time after this the attorneys re- St Levits Snow Tuesday night and probably PI ag It was left [ties by shee: a a former Ite rrytre r of the Lex isiature at day ligt to-day, a letter signed by (,en. ing the Modder Riv er to morrow, when Cronje, in which he stated that he surren- they will be railed to Cape Ton in de- the splemdid enginecring works of the , ; Miseourl--Soow Tuesday night and Wednesday; omon “ Bubletty, and as witnesses the applies lying beside it, the mornaing after the oon tachments. hames EK. ¢. Smith and James 8 rhom. | bigh east to poTtheast winds " lary.” hi C icati } eon. No message ac: ompanied this will Se ane A would not go into Telegrap c ommunication Between Outposts under a flaw of truce. war to give a clew to the identity of the send- Here and Elsewhere at 7 a. m. and steadily refused to give the location of Mombasea and London. In my reply I told Gen. Cronje he must At 6:25 p. m. it was announced that St. Louls and Kansas (ity. Ai; ow ' : . , s] Chicage given out for publication. Mrs. Green hopes of the victory, the first important Brie efforts to discover the name of the person | Cincinnati ..... «>. creee eee the burglars who entered her house will be | Ripon Falis Feb. 1S and was carried across h acl ’ i th the river next day, thus establishing tele- | aying down their arms. approximates 40), of which about 1150 | 184 achievement of the war. CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE Indianagolis “ , ee NE Ee ee ee ee eee ee ; wrangled over her. Frequent changes were +--+ @- ¢- © ~~~ position, and at the same tuume ] bom- , “4 1} ry -} ~} . ‘ : . barded it heavily with artulery, which dispatched a telegram to you announcing { The remainder are citizens of the Trans- Tia le prisoners The guns captured from the Transe in alsa Piers r} svi | is ') i r' att et printing j — ° . . o ‘ firm In carrying out these measures a Cap- that his wife, grandson, private secre The officers captured by Gen. Roberta besides Gen. Cronje, include the follow~ roperty to prove the death of Pinkney |tnat Dr. fayatt had propoesed laire.y. and worked with remarkabie bo.dness. The had been in the VW esi 1 mMmanv ve irs ; ve i . r 2 ’ t ‘iK " sign oe ee we ae Si os an) ‘ars that | Keep the snow trom striking ail trace of him was Jost. : lbsinding the eye and jJosi.ed and si.pyped home at the time. Sheen age , ae ; streets aiiceuainmedsy. lLwel- The dauylignit burglars operated tr) the FIGHTING FIRE WITH SNOW Keepiiip us intormed oO}! the disposiuons company hom wherever he tritehit he sent. . . ! . te | Rrupps, nine one pounders and one Maxe , Row publte str et i indows, dreamy Wwatening ia : publle adminstrator of Pettis /and stood at windows, dr ’ 3 Windows of a dozen houres. They sawed ™ At 3 a art of Sedaila, one of the heirs. Mr. Clop- ‘'Tnis is the beg.nning of a genuine snow- | - ; me ‘head » the 7 , ; ers, | O} | dhe sash was jock ” le inside and | zens Called Into Service in a ment and some engineers, suported by the Ibe sent with him to Cape Town, to in- and one Maxim gun he other heirs were notin, d of th . ' it Oo and west t Sacaal ae Sect FERtepee aS ter Seeks So Ore a re | ig he body o ) he business section of Clarion early to- il % | large enough to acan.t the bocy of a man. the, business se ) pomt some 600 yards nearer the enemy He will start this afternoon under Yeilowstone country. and thy he thw / to-morrow tr } 4 ‘y Dbecwme rea- | from the soulnwest. iy to-morro tra&us i ta Sem, te ; a : | ‘ m™m oraid brac eel, Beveras Fliiver Sa@ic , a . Tries! ’ " se Lares ‘oe - . ; — ype cilement Pin 4 Wili amount to $id0,08) where our men intrenched themselves and will hand him over to the General com- , a ‘ a ee : ee rad a@ member of the Volksraad; ee ae msenete Creek, & | pweeshearts a ee aapene wit Row have ever made public by the department. rea windy ol a ” the na car } , ' , pg : , ;, ' — ea th oat ass ¢ ee atte | gallantdeed, worthy of our colonial com- The prmsoners, who number about 3000, Field Cornet Frus, a Scandinavian; In view Vv manna, ’ home. 8. er eee ev etatiod, Judge William THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. there and asked her for a minute degser p- buss “but Wilhout aval. The town was , , lessen aap tended by comparatively slight loss our own officers ; tilleryiman, @nd subsequent.y they and other he : “irs em- c ° 7% t from his pocket. Judge Barr was 73 vear are lay who robbed the house. Members of the , » to Which Was sulbeerfbed the nam. of yy onnee . , , ly found tt on the tabie, wit ' ; family ‘ 1 two CLEAR TO THE NILE S SOURCr. dered uncondyionally, was brought to ow ROBERTS. Boers since the commencement of the er. The postmark of the env: lope inet : . -| Bt. Loule Kansas City the house on (bear avenue There hy been -ASS. “sh. 27.—The l'g: i. , ; ; 7 ' 2 . cated that it had been maiied on a train oe York ne report of a burgiary on 1 sat go daetnbe egg seve a fre 8 aa cosg pe: present himself at my camp and that his, Lord Roberts has notified the War Of- The War Office at once posted the sews way elieg rap ine ac 1¢ ec a ’ forces must come out of their camp after | fice that the number of Boer prisoners Svailing. pal diligent inquiry “resulted i I e f . 000-68 | Conmitorate fnses* 4 ove te poner Se hic communication between London and : tigies behind them on one their expedi- | graphic < c 1 oa : — tides. the sources of the Nile S By 7 a. m. I received Gen. Cronje and ‘are citizens of the Qrange FreeAState, It is supposed that Roberts will @ , ‘ 2 Ee ee ee ee a ae hae Beh: MS tea dn TE otis. yw thai? Seales Abts flee tt et othe S Pe See eee ee ~ f . lag Sram 5 eS ee ee ee RN ae , — r , — i -—— etm ee momen 8 TO A OBE. 0 ATR. a RO AR a; eo Ge ei ae ORT , : rar ce —————————————e—— ”
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TUESDAY—STT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— eg aly —FEBRUARY 1yvd. ne — ——————— arpet Ru IN ROOM SIZES. is customary with us in. the dull months, we our Short Lengths and discarded patterns of all Grades of Carpets. As have made up all including the very best qualities, large enough for any room. The sale is now progressing. 1 CHEAPER THAN EVE NOTE THESE UNUSUAL PRICES: 9xi2 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 9x12 VERY BEST TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 9x12 BODY BRUSSELS, FINEST GRADE, AT. 9xI2 WILTON VELVET, VERY HANDSOME . pane Special TRORLICHT, DUNCKER & FOURTH ST. AND WASHINGTON AV. —_—_—e SNS ESI LLL IU)» RENAR mr $14.00 ~ $15.00 $18.50 Smatier and larger sizes proportionately cheap. ale. Jute Rugs We will offer 200 best quality Jute Rugs in Oriental Effects. $9.50 FOR SIZE 9xi2 FEET $15.75 FOR SIZE 12x{5 FEET These Rugs regularly sold at $15 and $20 respectively. into Rugs 12.50 - $18.50 CARPET Co., ————eeEEwe = 3 once press on to Bloemfontein, but before | CRON he enters the capital of, the Free State he will undoubted|y have to overcome a powertul force and take strong intrench- ments. The news of Gen. was received with tion at Windsor. The Queen immediate ly telegraphed congratulations to Lord Roberts and the troops. So far Lord Roberts has not the total losses in his ten days’ with Cronje. When the full details are known it may prove to have been a cost ly victory. Cronje’s surrender unbounded satisfac her —-- ¢—— ROBERTS LOST 910 MEN: i With this is a This Is the Casualty List of One Day. the Ass@ult Made Sunday, February 18. m.-—~lhe , na eb. 27.- American makes an address here ‘Montague representative of to-night, Tne Brave rs, Hie sald to-day: “ldo or four mucn about ago, when ntof the nat know years not military on- he was made su- ves he Was u farin- id born marvel Str of Ceol} wht is naiural mader, a the fle'd h : a (met “aie ’ men and the | ,er / th | attempt to | a oe ee 2 os er ee oe LONDON TAKES | ,;tory. | thar t'one Some the beast think he did possible Wikler th conditions (othe to the view that he blun- remaining tuo long at Magerston- holding that he should have slipped With the bulk of his force, leaving hw) men at most, before French made march to Kimberley gut the experts admit that it is too carly to clearly analyze Cronje's operations thing that confronted hin dered in tein, away | rool on.v his KKES IT CALMLY LittleR eal eilitnetees Over Cronje's Surrender, but Majuba Hil] Is Remembered. _ LAST DON, “Cronje be by, rl ““*Majuba AVE e surrenders,” Nritish \ These all London are few outward signs of the Lord Roberts’ dispatch has reaiiy caused. The capitulation of Gen. Cronje had been jovked upon as almost a certainty for a week past, and now that it has come, enthusiasm finds ttself discounted by antici- pation The magnitude of the success of Bobs" is aimost overlooked in the fact “reat are the expressions to-day, yet there natural shouted over Joy ‘Little that CRONJE WILL BE TAKEN TO CAPE TOWN FOR SAFE KEEPING. -—__—_—__o fo _ —-—_——- Leaders of the Boers’ Cause Who Are Now Ki by ; wit He 7 i © etates tiat ; tts ove? iI elen it synchronized with the anniversary of Ma- |. juba Hill, and wiped out a years’ standing. While the afternoon papers all comment upon this happy coincident, they do not forget the splendid bravery of the enemy) The St. James Gazette says “The splendid courage of the Roers has not been able to withstand any longer the bombardment which few modern soldiers could have supported for so many hours as they have days. The influence of the sur- render not only upon the situation at Lady- « te — ~ dishonor of 19 | ly excited, a ee ee ee ee Cee ne ~ 6 Rana See -FHE MOVEMENT WHICH LED TO THE DEFEAT OF CRONJE. _————— Review of the Steps Taken by Roberts and Kitchener to | Relieve Kimberley and ge the Boer ee aid si LUNDON, Feb. 27.—L. had enclquarters leet e eedel to Ce: h of . Mod! # Movenrent for the invastor f the |; Free S$: 7 ele } jrection of lard ; Roberts, began on Fe An expedition ' , ~berg, le rad: Memil) : pre ' sOil* hoped, 1a " T. fr j vv i (oratipe thiiat uvairy Whiv Methuen’ >» Biiert BRis trilles M [rift entered Kirnd of of K Btosleey net offere ~obedee vas tt) byar _ i? aid, il had bite-rpa, 3 ortlwe Some of the Confined ona Prison onjoe will be taken °¢: ‘ape “Town and | eet }; hd} teionia snencathe Theo? > th utters) Who om Cape tigielt }¢ ("af §- pastoral [fie th A fpenty maria rid praid oute te : ‘ss ol'R Imation foe ane Lre’er di pols- 7) cart © ee hora ul gave jiyst They nave naw ai Simon's bay is protected bre igh t reoun t *de* able tv) they Loe] Veu ored at themselves up rth, for winds (*atalonia T he . rate 16 te tottering g@raybeards ia what it means to meet a nation The men look mastly il clad, unkempt, thev show few Signs of depression, ‘«‘ol. Schiel, the Austrian, is them, recovered has not taught © captors. He does ro ape sampies from every British have take: froan schoo. long past 7 bit ype (‘aptivi respect for at A f[icipate A Spec dy ending of the war; he smi.es bis incredulity of our ultimate sue As a man, level- headed, untinged by patriotism, unexalted the Seriptures and acqua nied Ledgatnnpy © ivy with the Transvaal’ resour worth a hearing. | He knows, Kuropean armies and of ore ‘apactty, vet pins his f farmers bh whom he fought. That! rth think. time capture * other for- officers in the Roer ) Hie ridi- ‘ules the report that the oer Will accept the leadership of outsiders ‘ throw African soidiers at the Netley Hospital, to . TU>4 Mihi cl chiefs For Men or Women At fully 209% iess than Hemstitched Women’s 123- and inch, all Linen Embroidered: Handkerchiets with ’a-inch hem .........-15¢€ 13 or 13°a-inch, all L kerchiets, with °4 hem. DRY COODS bomany. ek ago lant hn wuntere i I the M her River tits called Paardetve Kimberles ape oo a crt least place Saturd.a) tarket present prices : Lace Women's ll-inch, all Edge: Handkerchiefs, With or without embroidery..15¢ Linen hays hese r) an uprel oer reinforcemenr Bivemforntern inen Hand- or 12, 13, 13%a-inch, all Linen Handkerchiefs...25¢ and 50c Katherin at miles east of Cronje’s can burg, li miles to the southeast. Wiile-h irtillerv, supported by paris Visions ‘of mnfantiry, Were pr on Rhoberts and Witelhe attention, it a «tvision of infantry men, bsue1 ‘ ronje mp, and at bet 13 or 13%a-inch, all Linen Hand- kerchiefs, with 74 or 72-inch hem, extra fine quality.........-9Uc | L Embroidered Women’s 124, and 13 or 134-inch, Scalloped all Linen Handkerchiefs. -25c¢, 50c, 75c Initial: Men's inen Handkerchiefs, ner turned lS-inch, all with * or f-inch hem... ...5 ceed ec pean rene h's mounted 'O these forcement! s. Several battles we lye Wet, ormmande! to « tne per] ‘ way ronje’s Version would ea. Witite the the v 19-inch, all Linen Handkerchiefs, a-inch hem...-+.....-§Q¢ “us efforta wh af with cllaritly, falls > finally ‘ TI) - eT BEST TRAINS TO KANSAS CITY, ST, JOSEPH, | FINAN & KELLEY Undertaking Co., 3146-28 EAS TON AV. Telephones--L o6 M; Kiaicch D 132. oe — ee — - REVENUE CUTTER SENT TO AIv DEATHS. mild, clear eyes ati ty OF A HELPLESS VESSEL. noes dav. Fel 28, at @:40 p. gm. ilmost Seand: > « lingering ilineas, Edw. J be him ne- | tie ee shes ) seorge (oul Them- oR HAS A CREW OF FORTY MEN. igi Ship in Simon’s Bay. Gaur at ere was unexpected and he Was Aka mst reteimtion f lie Hoe r- position, alee prevailed bie es an Apprecta- pave ssible Would STEAMSHIP I ADRITT -ePslLeem but there would indeli, 1 is Commanl- me if, a ey +’ , Stooping iigure, Ww! hy ( arreoll, Zuessed Bout despite the worn, thi-made prosoner aftr of destitut ve known hiin anywhere for a gon frout dine at Kel . ; bay ‘) hé, Was 1 and ] ¢ ** 4 ‘ | Live nimw af te wr’ lon, eotye* 2. 7eR. had fought tn thea avd his oldest son, a shot througn the neck. The fathe to leave him, and so the two were wether, and the boy is now nearly The commandant told the story of the fig*it The enemy Was surprised bs Lord Methu speedy advance. AS itt Roaneésluagt+ there wes dissension betwee the two leaders, and of the 2 Who the positiun only of) were engages statement was made with a = simplheits Which carried eonviction, and it agrees with . ’ other ae unts of the fight. Structions fr ‘Command ant sertontein bas clearly Denartmies yeurue cttte art in the ; atti i i! La’ Capt. Jiamilet. sal fr thy ali the Staters on boare ; 4 Hie fought bee it was his % the rescue @! nothing more tht creW of the Span peace anda ‘turn to nt s home, Questioned now drifting about at s: / Deen, hbelewed the prob able outeeme of the war he 4; The Minerva ia biden with % Otay busthan tl ‘ Linen Karts, and grees a ie — kaiumm n and Leola rryeorit, [oerN AEE there, bh refused t. ken Well. Minerva Is From a Spanish Port, Laden With Iron Ore, and One Effort to Save Her Has Failed. ens ULAR LP ITI mil Ob , ' mm Miu _ | COOPTIP rise (Tred) prayer (‘atalona se duty, burt he desires amayshiigy APin flee ne mailer. 7 ie firm, ee thie De law, AGED BLES F FILLEY. DYING ‘Long a Sufferer From Asthma He Re. | cently Was Attacked bpy Pneu- monia and Cannot Recover. 3s remark siguis of deep ontinually ard tow! ‘ongeratulaters s.des tik r) Majest flowers to distribute ) } SAID TO BE A DEFAULTER. Former County Treasurer in New York | Arrested in Kansas. ” ¢ *} - ts ty Voulll- Mira. ores af Pomp Kins Coy of tea , + the nd Ailea Francts srah ¢bet- res idetee, Stops the Cough re ‘ok } Mi, at i. f hare Ne bidbh. Seana ae wv vi | Vana roMo- initia Pat Ui hage . Steamship Arrivals. pete oo : : | re , Artived: Ta \ tie " AND WORKS opal Stith, tm, Fe. at the pat- SWITCH ENGINE CAUGHT HIM. Officers Overtake a Former Kansas ie -encened: a tt eee x Soldier Accused of ‘Murder. gh breaktast without acu YP drest PORT Reb. <6.--Sat cottee, so | k te although | was a sick headaches, wh k me often three times take medicine tor not knowing the on drinking Coree, ic down With 'a@ serie <f uble and had to pro te the sara | had dy Spe pPsta It} 0g THE DUCTUOR SAID sea dedisey Sint Dead Body Found. ‘“AQlhoun, a former member ; stiuec , wa sutfere! Ici} retin reat Pe ee) as to trowuvies, cause until Got No ‘Happy Home to “Tl Aint Leave Nevada Chief of Police Stabbed. t- Diepated a I's “VEST GOES TO FLORIDA. in Washington Has Been Too Severe for the Senato Asitl Naa TON, . A ULLAL THR cALLNDAR ’ * Oa EE » and four ecente to ns ‘emp t» anv) pectipg and we will mat! ’ cue oof the meet dataty of the wear. em l«cseed ’ fe «f acr -ealeudar cT emt come and priptetin boc ami wold Ihe Abbey ¢ Wegves ert Salt Ca, 9 1% Murray at . New Ve ‘ity ee. . ~ - ~ —— r. : ry pete “MORE PLAGUE N HONOLULU. Three Victims of the Disease the Native Quarter Succumb SAN FRAN‘ (ecrPON STL Pp. ™LQOQ._ BLP Oe ee nt oe ok + «3 orwe? Don't fall fo lry BEEGHA’S PILLS aspoonsiul to the person, This | T™ ssoelatest Pre Trespomae nt when a from any bad leeane bese Softee Lny | ‘Wu, Write UNnee! ea: condition of the Stemach cotlee . or Liver. | 80 conte and 26 cents, at Greg sterea, REPS FSEEFAL SLE DE TH+ +HGSSS in * 4 ‘ ) , beret r+? bbiaf tT bouts +} ‘ys aiee ith abandon Coff rey] ds Nicollet ay enues the Bell, Minn Kol lousekeepe our hea tca* water, in a verv I:ttle water. a! pic -atina tall coffeepot so it wi bor! over, then after it has begun to ben! Jt rhRSON CITY, mo be ars and been stirred down, thev add enough Stephens this morning ap ointed Jef? Arm | trong of Honne Terre inepe or of able for water to make up the requisite amount 6! os Francois Cuunty for two years from | liguid. | Feb. », up \A ' ATDPORUUES, —_—, ~ re 2 ree. te ~ LOOK AT THE PACKAGE! BAKER'S COCOA MADE ONLY AT DORCHESTER, cs rs Mii puons re: New Misscuri Coa! Ot! Inspector. ’ . ' That j °a — Me j Pay at 4] ad r “Ei bie ial w% ca ea wes
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= _—" +: piel eaten Nl — = = .* bai! i, So a ee ee ae bi as | CURES ALL ILLS BY LONG FAST, + ano: Milton Rathbun Went 35 Days Without Eating. JUST AS USUAL. WORKED GIGHT OF A BOX OF ORANGES PROVED TOO MUCH FOR HIM, Claims to Have Demonstrated the Su- periority of Mind Over Matter, and Evolves a New Medical Theory. oo —— eee oe Fpectal ta the Post Dispatch. NOW YORK, Feb. ZW Phas compe ted the most feat. Iie Ope V6 forty days | " his fast after th ive da’ at by eating an orange. Mer Rathbun, w! pounds since he ate hi: he never felt better in however, as If he hus just of filness. He is holloW-eyed, clothes hang luose biis comes down over his }tis become several! sizes too lurge for him. When Rathbun wert wd Sunday night he had no tutention of og ‘is fast be- fore morning. On ‘ttirtng he r+ wm slight inclination to eat be- fore midnight feellug hungry. He thought this a he had fasted as jong us Wis é# him and de- cided to break his fast awoke Mrs. Rathbun atid toxgetnet descended ta the dining room, Where the following Two oranges, one Woven OVSELETS, five: sola crackers, two-thirds of a cup ul beef tea, half cup of Oolong ten After breakfasting Mr. 1 to the bed ble later still feeling orange fo ostegpt Milton Rath’ miferful fasting ood fe }six hvurs v \ trout ° for turted to oO re.juce lils wroke ey forty-three aid that mm had tos last Mieaui, s lite arisen from a bead hi! looks, bie Tiis eat and wenk golf sila? hibia. te aa wll nas ears, couar they } Tre’ otal returned Tht thie r Pathbun mwoke awath two th iljrpwrs Si bls tts }\’ th . site BP iuhe Mliss when he ate ora. Ke he had his first rewuiia ha ate: One cup of clam broth, one dozer s! cams, plate Mock turtl eiytl brofied squash, green peas, puliato lemon ice, ie faster’s ie he ate cuused he intersuptices a verv littic a e one if all due to tauihbun, uti . v. hot eae omy Wie ti cut evn’ Slipepcare if W.is 11 friar ] rity @ta alike Peepeertsemirertel 9 hours # ai Wo it ae lan P One are Wwro'e iis of this prhirK- air urd . PQatdabvarne, oan) @ pet dave seer drie ti res4 Air faated JA fhreories wine ' nefits 1 ‘ lust ov‘ ae | arms iat) reevpurdaa o health of human betsy ) meh” it ak! eure lt witinoetut \*, ao use! to 4a ®ound- been know what he unegund amai light asa lov of Ie ‘ Kormeriv I ro «Weal Tecan read wil he naked exe print I head trowble to make ont waking of overettisang, ne sound breakfast The man, whe bonsts of a hearty morntog appetivoa ia in a Sicen is mot a healthy produce one should exercise before he in shape I have net enten a five yeurs, gor bas any one [th r VY wisee., tna] of fammels Commenting Mereh 1. Burlington Route eleoping car for Burli gton, Keokuk, Quin- ey and Hannibal, which formerly lett Tous at 7:40 p. m., will be carried *“iaet Malil,”’ leaving at mS be ready for occupaney at 9.9) p. tn. GOV. STEPHENS ON SAM COOK. ~~ - sr qeora 18 o-Ta A will “ar Enumeration of the Governor's Griev- ances Condensed in a Paragraph. Tiiends of Gov. morn i recetved, evidently from et o". 47 oy thie pert wpark, co piles of bel, nite an Live split between the » ATIVE U-CABLF COMPANY “23 T EGR ° Poctr 12 D9 PB 11 Collec Paris Med- Ship on tive Br Central. RECEIVED G.ePno ; ' a. rhs a! f ‘ " "US: mam - ee. ot 412 & 414 Ping & ‘@, ¢ Paris Medicine Co i St. Louis, Ship six rOmo-Quinin FICES in AMERICA. . 1905 P Chicago; Lik s Sn. s | Louis; e hundred gross via l 8, Mo. omo-Quinine: - 1N@O mOnAres RA Te onan ae L€ SERViCg T tne (he seeding saan me Gehl, whee SOUS: of teks, feed ~—e Searv rs “me ~ Deere at "re, © tm 6 . QUI POSITIVE wl ITS POPULAR N ITY T. TRA We MITE ar! PKL Vee eo 1-1 ~ mmgerier Sn ~ sss ty ot tee ~r ‘-“ = Tes sae Woesrsatac nansade. aad © Get oud bp Nequen of 7 ~ 2 Se diately. TELEGRAPH COMPANY. ~ eae “=> ——_ * + om * ot dh Lerepened Nevendes. tarant tne eneun: of he Oe ee —— i - HOS T ECKERT. Preset #4 Oen - oo . =e REORAVED ot ti2 cis rene STREET, 87. Lows, Bt. , Toronto Ont., Jan. 6, 19006 Paris Medicine Co., Ship 20 gross Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets fast freight TELEGRAPH-CABLE COMPARY~ ea tonen Fe ey THE COMMERCUL caps SOFT cee tay OY Re COmPany ECRAN eet ORD Bee here cee werd | > He Lee SUb ter of te =—— ee ot & mee SO) ee Bed | tee law ee ee ee ee say oy k&é. v - oved > 6s Game! oe Oe ‘eo! Merege’ St. Mo. : Chicago, ari 8 Med. Co., St. Louis M » Mo. Ship one h uNndred Bromo-Quinine Toblae. ato Louis, imme- Laxative. EVANS & SONSe Nce, This Letter Talks . MEYER BROS DRUG CO., Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturing Chemists. Our ce TREFT, gr _ tOls, me, . Sig.ocn Ind. Jan. 15 Mo. hundred doz © at once. \ @reccers Teme 1900, ~ Ste Louis, Paria Medicine Coey Citye Gentlemen:--Please send us down at onee another 100 gross of Laxative- Bromo-Quinine Tabletse an ill wind that blows nobody goode’’ This recent cold snap has greatly in- ereased the demand for your valuable cold prescription Laxative Bromo-Quinine as is evidenced by our frequent orders in 100 gross lotse MEYER BROSe UNION THLEGRAPH COMPANY, AMERICA, BASLE SERVIOS | To ALL THE WORLe. : Spee Se a aS Sat eae Pere Po 1 | @1 000 OFFICES In Febe 275 19006 m4 sare THOS. TF. REORIVED at ui2 bcs rene oressy, OF. Lewes, BO _qrencere Tse Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 8, 1899, Truly **It’s Paria Med, Co., St. Louis, Mo. Rush fifty gross Laxative Bromo- Quinine. Very Respt.s JERMAN, PFLUEGER & KUEHMSTED. DRUG COe6e NOTE. Laxative Bromo-Quinine is the only distinctive cold prescription sold by every druggist in the United States, Canada and in England. Price 25c. This is the Signa- ture 6 L4rxe- Of the inventor and plainly appears on every box of the genuine article. THEY TEMPTED FATE SENATOR JONES’ SON —— CHARLES WILSON SHOT HIMSELF BECAUSE OF SMALL DEBTS. —_—---- WILL PROBABLY OIE. HE _~-——-- Mrs. Mary Hepschmidt Cut Her Throat With a Butcher Knife and Will Give No Reason. * i> A man and a woman, both victims of sel deetructive mania, ocwupy cots in the same division at the City Hospital The man sent a bullet into his breast. The woman cut her throat. Both (‘hurles A, Wilson, a: of the Post-Dispatc aut his bench In the riage Factory, Ll may aie told tn jate editions iiay, shot himself VMesabe-Blerman Cuar- North Broadway. i fore he committed the deed he calmly die- | cussed suicide with a fellow workman and | announced as his opinion that a man Whe) , would attempt to take his own lile was in- lie took off his working clothes at $ o'clock and prepared himeetf tor the street. When ready, even to his hat. he shot iim- self the right side He was hurried to the City Dispensary and from there to tlhe (‘ity liespital, where Dr. Amyx dressed tl wound, tle says W ileon's for re covery are small, lie is with Ppireumeonhia The man's aged mother from hHienderson, Ky... called at the City Hespital Tue shay morning with Mrs. Wilson and two Wilson was very weak Mond ie the end of a miserably sail “Things are all ri at a cood job and make enough ‘ yet loam iu devt and can't get Mat is allthere isto it. Ij Wailit- roadie si Mires. Wilson eaid there vytatseetl of trouble it home; that th had always been happy. Sie can aeon for her husband wanting lia life “The debts hea be grotion rid of: lve ree worried about that,” she sate The Wilsons live at 1713 Pajin strees, $i Cohiahiecess threatened bii.- av Spee '} vr) _ —_— Dae | we owes ure emiutll and in in’t to have 5 byrmniedt oat ier -ghe wae preparing ber hur-land’s din Monday at 318 North Proawdwas Th y Hospital physicians say her conditi i ‘orittieal, She has steadfastly refused t tell why she attempted to take her After her husbanad had made an unmeu coeeful attempt to learn tr eause he stated that he believed her reason was al- fected Mrs. Hepechmidt was alone with her ehil- iren. They played about the floor as ” prepared the meal In the midst of 1 work she stepped into a pantry Wolien sli returned little daughter saw het . geroue would and ran sereaming from tiie house. fallowe abv the other children T woman went. to her room and lo vlower Vie peehimn de found t? house 4 ‘ ntiv (leome rted bie We t » is wife She refused te turn the Key and aqpanel He sent her tot i). Miarv Heps her , ‘ phat! adeati net ie he Ynes a‘ity in pili. The American Flag. The American flag now Moats over a land «f marbarity If anp’ one had prophesied this four years ago be wouk!l bave been laughed te soorn Yet change is conastantiy tehing place Nature ts mer lieas the old, whatever it may be, is downed. The Fo soon as ebe discovers an lmwprevre- ment, fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bittere, the famous bas remained unchanged for Try it for In- or malarie. eure for dyapepela. half a century proves fia valve digestion, billouaness, conetipation fever api ague, ami be oop vines. Your case is net tncurahic. You simply bave not uaeed the right remedy. Hoatetter’s Stomach Bittere is wh-' sou peed the sooner the better. It is particularly yaluable at this season of the yeas, ete an et SIR a ee) | James Kimbrough Jones, Jr. Be- | Srates Senator Juwmes K. Jones of Arkhan- -— — WIIL BE MARRIED TUESDAY NIGHT TO MISS ANNIE GRAY TAYLOR. —, EX-MINISTER TAYLOR'S NIECE. Many People of Prominence Attend the Wedding of James Kimbrough Jones, Jr., of Arkansas. ”_-——_—_--_— = , An interesting welding that wiil place at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in tpe parlors of the West End Hotel is that of Miss Annie Gray Tayior, oniy daughter of Mrs. George Taylor of this city, and nieve of ex-Minister Taylor of Aiabama, to Mr. gon of Untted tuke Sue. The marriage ceremony is to be solemn- ive by Rev. Aretibald Carr, and after the wedding there will be @w :arge reception from 8:30 to 10 o'clock. The pariors are to rated potted plats plik roses aad in emilax, erected. ° de *0O- of |. beautifully masses a pe ana room ~@ and caria- with the west tial Suolhe of rer calopy Liens Wt.l te Nlirs. k rank J iat, at ,? . feta’ it « : i ‘ ‘ a eister previ Mito : cine (dee wr siey j ' | q Row ried i over Si.k, and 8S Ot: fF KR Puosec. b’acarit Wome spel . with air O rel on Siraus 43 Usiiers. > a faeek itay rr gat cream lace, ‘is Het ald WoT « dhe skirt is made and tic cursake ; rie vVer- of yoke mati bouquet will be of whi. thre Valley. beans pra deral ve for the Bust. After. they will po ty Wiasiilimtal, will act Shulweis , . ay, | charming tin tPiaiaa, aisparvenl aL bal id Liiie » vf — Pt ‘ of-town guest por ane ans Ses?) Jur ‘es of Ark \lobile, Moitinew ntuckyv, Airs. eoticea, Aton and f «his W \\V Tbieks Mr. and Mrs. & entertainments ven tere ak%ast K, A Wiaees' Saturday, hotleVvVard Lu tts ‘he l party were. \ e Tom Philip MeCorm! ‘Monday nigns at tho Mr Tavior, a breakfast 1.T. Tavilor of Washington don luneneen Friday, by Miss ‘arker. NOT AGREED ON THE SCALE. Peoria District Differences Referred Back to Miners and Operators. BRPRINGFIPL?D. Il. Feb. 27.-The sub- committea of the acale of the joint conference of miners and operators oe IiMnois has agreed to refer the Peoria d.s- trict differences hack to the miners an. operators of the district To Improve Sixth Street. Property owners, lessces an? tenants Yong Sixth street met at ft: Mercantth Club Monday and organized the Sixth Stre: Improvement Ase ciation for the purpose « improving the street morally and physical. David A. Pareira acted es chairman, x M committee ° 7 ! | LOST TO MAS, CRAVEN Rete WILL BE DIVIDED ACCORDING TO WILL. Property Placed in Charge of Trustees and Will Go to His Children and Children’s Children. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.—Tie Supremé of California has handed down a which validity of the trust will James G. Fair is up- held. Jn the Superior Court the will was declared unconatitutiona!, but te Supreme Court confirms it in every particulur The will disposes of $16,000,000 Ry its terme the estiute [s placed in charge of four trustees, who are dre ‘ted to divide the In- come derived from it between the three children of the dead capita.ist At their death the estate is to he divided betweet the «hildren of his duughters, Mrs. Theresa Oe richs and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, Jt. The estate Is thus left to persons unborn at the date of the making ot the wil!. Tne decision will prevent. Mra. Nettie Craven. who claims. to be Fair's widow, from getting tore taan $Y) from the tnte. even though she s2ou'd establish “aim. as the trust wil) prov ides that should any widow of the testator appear she is to receive $%). At one time Fatlr'a « iiidren offered to compromise with the woman fer tav,0w, which offey she refused. The Albert Medical Dispensary, 821 Chestaut St., Pozzoni Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. Specialists in Nervous Diseases. Permanently Cured. | | Nervous Debility, Decay of Body and Mind, Despondency, Poor Memory, Stunted Development, Weak Eyes, Lack of Energy, Impover shed Kliood, Lew Vitality, Prostration, Neuraigia. Epilepsy, Paralysis, and all the Ettects of Abuses, Excesses,and improper Life, making «a Miserabl: Existence and Marriage Unhappy. are Successfully Treated Uron The Latest Scicatific Priaciples. YOUNG MEN Who have been victims of soiitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit, which annually sweeps to an untimely yrave thousands of yousg men of! exalted talent and brilliant intellect, may consult Dr. Albert with full confidence. Court decision Dy of the late Senator es s, ’ fri All Diseasss of a Special Nature Privetely, >alely enJd Chronic Skin and Blood Diseases. | self-distrast, MARRIAGE. Married Persons or Young Men Contemplating Marriage, aware 0! Physical Weakness, Loss of Procreative Powers, or any other Disqualtiication, speedily Restored. Iie who places himself under the care of Dr. Albert may confide in his Hosor and confidently rely on his skill as a Phys sician. REMARKABLE CURES Perfected in 0.4 Cases which have been Negtectec or Unskiiltully Treated. ag Ne Experimeats or Failures-@s CHARGES LOW AND MEDICINES FURNISHE! Office Hours—10 to 4, 6to & Sundays. 10 to 2 Copsultatho & ree, Confidentta] and Inrited (Treameat by Mali—Use laterview Preferred. | j | “Weil, we'll go a little deeper,” said MF. Crews, He thrust his shevel into the earth. It struck a hard substance. The sound was Lot sepulchral, but every one in the party was sure the search was_ ended. No matter in what d rection the shovels were thrust. they striuek the same hard substance. With feverish haste, and yet great caution, the earth was scrap away. A row of thin flat stones was exposed. More earth was tauken.away. Another line of similar stones was uncovered. The two | formed a V-shaped trough. Where the lines met a arinning akulht hooked into the faces of the diggers. The ‘iudies started back with eries of horror. The men stopped work and Mr. Crewe re- garded the grewsome thing with exultation, The head lay to the west. The ekull. flawbones and teeth were well preserved, as were also the Jarger bones of the arms and legs, a few ribs and sectlons of verte- bra and some bones of the hands and feet. even a rough box had tneased the | It had simply been surrounded by rude trough of stones, Mr. Crews was tn doubt what to do, He argued that tf the grave was refilled and the bones were found there by subsequent Investigators they might claim that he had pianited them there. He decided the only thing to vo wus te take them from thetr reeting place, ° were carefully taken TOMBSTONE IN EVIDENCE. “rip, 2 Ber oh out of the grave ; toced tn the vehicle, eorral on tle lef: bank of the creek. This Was ftnally located. Mr. Crews care- inspected every elevation and depres- ston in the grass-covered ficld, which had i~en recently mowed, Finally, about 100 feet from the eorral, he discovered a at stone ving on the @#round, partially = im- bedded in the grits: Laoking further, however. he found a cmaller stone. not larger than a mans byeareed. There was nothing noticeable about the «tone itself, but there Were no orher stones im thar vieingiy. Mv. Crews then diseovered tirat che smaller stone = fitted ene eormer of the larger une, and that has been broken off. . They commenced at once to dig. The livaati | oun v Conve nition ves'erday indorse!t spade of Clarence Holden gi ited ona stone S. W. Juraen for the Congressional noml-T yt was just beneath the surface and only nation and W. Melemore of this county [a fow inches from where :he small stone | for deleziote te the National ¢ onvertions. bid been found i COUNTESS SINGS “COON” SONG Ie carefully removed the earth from aide, me seen to be a fragment — « two inches thick, e1 ineles wide and tet She Makes Her Debut on the Stage in | London. the corners Were was ragged and broken off of a LONDON. Feb. 27.—The Countess Russeli enade her debut in vaudeville : last night. She sang “econ” “weet volce and was We'll received. JURDEN CARRIES HIS COUNTY. Clinton Man Desires Republican Nom- ination for Congress. CLINTON, Mo... Web. 27.—The resuit the Repuolican priamartes in this c.ty yes- terday insures the indorsement by Clinton dfounty of S. W. Jurd: fort and frank BP. Kitehen ¢ to the Na- tienal (*olvention 1s beiig qi! 1 the nomination iy Rev. W. Sper fuily oo? ConerTress } ore: 1: tne lie it CRERNEFEHLD, Mo., Feb. 27.—The Repub- ahe “ne st if it had been “— ifted out and the dirt which | was brushed aways Mr. «‘rews exclamation. Acrose the faow was rudely carved this ine Wheven, as larger pu was tor it ati —— — —- . ih - “s pens ~ . al (or rvet ’ ? . CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1. ea Se timons st Meer! a ee eases in the after the witnesses Ss} ritize- ¢ , ‘ tile Th wWiittir mson at finnditig aft antiem ou person of James field, Me }< Jaw Tne ~— traced Pinkney Washington, regen, ; tah and Wronitne He found several who rnew the tlne of Pirkneyv Sut@ette’s deat al . ‘ _ . eath and fook thalr depositions Among the clalrowmis oof the old trapper com- thre umh Montana, = (“alifornia, Nevada, tikes l’ru- of the willl on file in a= . yey the haw irre the marks of age and de- ane figzzsures hiact heen nd were stil quite dise tscal man jetters ated ;' the ag Na oie 4 are camle Packet Co... he was starmd- | 1} :, e(arromn, ZA4t Fadia trape- | 3 pie fr Whitley and ‘sons of S M. Ewart, Sedatia, Wilburn, Mexao, Moa.; t Arbuckle, Cal; (jeorgetown, KyY.; MaestCnenmon, Denver, <‘ol.; Mrs ( (sreeniie. Kirkweores}, Tl: Mre. Sal- feegratl je’) in xi! ‘. re hard hy.; Jamee« Vv Wiltam Sublette, descendants of rat f wertain f ‘ Levbeag ~ erst th i. % if th her, 2 Wvery ted threw ‘ or Then men oft their thelr arms mard Drier ty ried et lome of bP” nkne Vv Hereford) familys They We famiiv of things el-e 1 bev pan ter bose falked it cme from Vuscola, re no!t related to the St. Louis that name. - 1". ; ! wry fie’, ~! lars Vis awn i SP RELETIE ibid JAMES CO ‘Thee adie ne Ala € «otamts — . -§ ‘ * &@& & & @ & & 6 8) Whiies anmn UT ®toine trad sical eye mix~jl iced fn’ j -lgn that formerly markes! ere ioservation. The sur- hee Try. wi Mir AL ~ ; ? it laa’ yprats change] ite } alate ti th taet? ar tip mpuenior unaole to agree ip oeation Mr o«*re WS returned] | sy : a \ beet] Hf .‘ oVverwe fits av »’ 9 ve I he evening to th Anco hPpelise Ww ree Mtl prec rere ’ . re, ‘ ry . % It is all nutriment—no waste substance, noth- to distress the stomach or tire the taste. Every ane? on ati a ‘ ole wT rr if ue broveht them °¢ " a? the grevinue da’ Mr Robeson had eg! hin impress sion that the grave was clese to @ hay- ven is
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aT, a eS Se lo —S ee a eS ee ——_—— a= — ee: : Terry ad A tlie a ail ee ee ee aoe ee ee ee ee , ” Vee | TUFESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 27, 1906. ee - oe ee. se —_——— = - + | eee ene Re ee es ee ae WHO WAS WOLFSOHN’S — [THEY WOULDN'T {TIME REFUSED BUDD \ seo Se ene nm CALIFORNIA DOUBLE ; TO-MORROW cweonesoay> THIRD DAY _-— et Ga ppmeney o — Mullanphy - Bank Director; 80AR8D OENIED EXTENSION The Most Remarkable Case of Mistaken Identity Waited for the Offfcers Si ces' bene tninas Soot Se ns q i t tt It , Se the on ou re) e lle e Ever Known in the History ofiLife = 9 aca a Public Improvements: Board Will Insurance. THEY FINALLY CALLED ON HIM. Declare for’ a Re-Letting ed a for Lights. ; an ? ; Pisa — i OK? ALE SAID THEY HAD “JUST DROPPED LOS ANGE LES SU'CIDE AND THE : ‘ Hi. Ro Budd of Bunker Hill, WL, tu who . . 7 7a J Prey Gs we , = cay ait am cuwneine the 2 OS eT a's 4, 4000 left out of 12.000 put Was uWareed the cootraet for lighting Clr DR M R FR IS tg buUSiNess astra city with eleetri- | ” ou ° | Mr. Grote Then Went to the Four mopnitg aes ie ae ee pee ail nee *r, ac Handker- ete. | rile 2 ty 3 :, : ’ , ne wets of the board Was UNnurMnhio ds, } Insurance Company Money Returned by the Public Ad- and Waited There for His Ma eels Thiel a ahead gna n Af chiefs for. 2S ebessee ) Cone ministrator and Nothing Remains but to Solve the Bondcemen. pagoedtin igeeneig gee SepPtegeee ts wie Men's 25¢ to 45¢ Handkerchiets Se : 1kgh OA eldbliitad, wat teoerhie 2U pF for | Mystery of the Man Who Resembled Wolif- Pale tne a thamak” She a ta: eee os sohn so Closely as to Confuse His cada ice ORE. & sore isfe o'clock, and if the bond Gs not ted by | | yu ss “tinet Stal tlie Nearest Friends. | Pine Rb rafh sciys > ene cede ste aie imme Of the ity the deposit of 8700 put up TECHNICALLY THEY’RE SECONDS; PRACTICALLY THEY’RE PORFECT. Wile ‘res tors tie a zat ole “s . os i gp Macao a4 a aaleed i : " : a ~ eg ten mpaciaranthas a aa a a Pestle '- aa ss “hal ’ ey licen: : | b BROAGWE:, WASZINGT AN AVERY jE AND be Was Alive. After OCeNTIS eoants ifs at, ) \ vember a m an presermtes! fog Py ssrate Ww - T , “ aad a Zt hye a eer eee ‘ee raat " . . v tent, 2 D. + Si, CHARLES STREET, his family, the woman who posed as bis hinse'f to Lawyer O'Brien In Chicago and | 2 ES cae Ey oe i etcticens T tid of Buaker ! fiance, the potioe of th: ‘ities. am iviny ' ' soe only ana roel OF a a SiS RES SSUES: s as ad ss es i ask sony , gitar tg pened agen: ‘ ae remonstra! of (;rote af- ! } | gre? ‘.! “i » ‘ apiiy FLING. ees . , P : . o* ie ‘ » | ; only to himself > Us eonetruction of Choutenu and perhaps t re of bs friends wa Ae e -Oe' the en er ee “~ tj [pere)) m a | to bhi , bd “y rT : ms , ae ' ‘ ‘ he + Jhopslrance was (Liew] some him he wis ‘Fi li! i > arrest wurial ctrl. j . - laren acitiat Hy : »» L ITHDRA N ] ‘ t+ *,¥ )? x ww ore } * Yo: vo | . Wealent fen ‘ot ate Ne a? : ~f mi . . ' ; 2 ; : “ THEN TH VV W ej: oi). ma fhe prianhes spon 4 represen TT OS ee . ;+¢e* | ats Siped ie riight 1% Vee ae thee. } i f pa : ch ’ ae aT, eryt x tii ubutting rerenpee rty. 2 , even ‘ . ‘ , ~~ ‘ trey Thee" ri. mht, . omy ieryi at! at deception Was imdireetly «harged in he aw dgyt of the ES 8 Suffer Pte Compton avenues ranre- | Police Investigated and Found John Strube Wounded in the Leg—No Telephone in the Saloon. ie. ant on : e Cl | pew e@larged that tiie eee Sometimes the wearsce of glasses rubs ee eee ee ne eee (psban es was revsvech and tle thames = in ever: eorae wiojere the services Wolfsohn'a story is that of a@ man au} ( =. ee in ack | a hith” ‘sate J 4 ode ae . i outdt oe . bie " " a ‘ ver wae !} = La cyt)}- : ‘ ne tee Like eheidis devciered tim dead. Ayelet pal ame ihren ‘ / ) nm ae ees S" “splepe eis | y a netee stank See re PERSE “o hacichsbachel : fan ooullat ave necessary we frapkiy ond oa ife onsurarce com ny pallover tte the re liso fo San fers as a} Hugh R. ate: a Sekeed. Took the a | Hection cu off... C.F : " , : yo an) yen workhouse senterne ; , you @e EE eerie Bee Ne hey oye nets jenc | SB Allen, & Driver, ‘Took SLASHED WHILE AT A DANCE. Earby tet a§ ‘ zi ° . = z \ € ae Ti’ «© vie? ‘ 6 ee ’ é i ii : i mri . ) se¢ ‘ , wih) ae tao 6 gel hed a ry “eheee . ’ fer 1! ya! the «cde Pon mm was i> “ 5 paa = , - ‘ y Two Colored Boys Assaulted by an age ti “ a cee Kk tae i od as ‘ 7 _ , \" 1 os P ae cee ' “4 e? Semeadtan - - $1. O00 pom FO minon earth ever had a harder tine | one they had a ed. wvorybhoty was} i{tad No Cause to Kill Himself. Unidentified Men. i te Wenue, sere, 4 WR gar adicnel ox cue pitty lw eo ott ek weae an | ¢a-Your GLASSES STRAIGHTENED lie his eX @tence ihan Atel A ar “. ehiP as? i ong! we } ‘\@! she J Sts v5" ‘ oe i . is a mh fica , o> 4 | . “s . ae i ) a ; ! , . ‘ ‘ \ . Tis. m FRET as oflenas you Wiab, regard. fn the spring of Ist ) vas — ee as 2 ae bs . : NE apna ge ’ oh Baw Nae, FLODINSON Ae APE SNEGSS se A es. of where purcliare : of Benjamin Wollsohn of 7 ; j Bi. touwlis, wae in IJ. took au) a Doliey mn) is life rhe New York tife tneursince Julis a man committed su! ios bearaing hose in iurning on the g@aain hist wae identified as tha ‘% \\ Mey ( Neq] of Taose At e oie “ t ' G@eobn had been engages | bares Hhe @ Pr Lhe att Nee CONAN! hered nhca sie cna “ ' fa Paget Epacgibaet ae ‘atl ) | ay | | 3 fook oharge of the iwi Bal ; "4 A AAD ' Db pPclat TO Ti pride sie 1", ; oni : : * caer : pepe , ; sighs el 3 yrrnre Se abe aks eran = (TYE 0 CPNOTAS ae . = ors. "She * tye othe ales \ Ww ct a er the affair ihat he ongace: a eee dy : nit Tha a. © > mettle the Srpulnens wewe D pit (0 Rearidin & Sokers eye a. When Chiat Desnond sew ber Tuesday be | $17 OLIVE STREET, Aaron W.! os ; 1b Reale Bed. lg : , her one at ' yn eee ae = vies 7 weet eee | The cmtieat Authorities of America. Panny pati Blow ta the poubiite 4 a ninistr: ti ie side ould Ma hy 77 tro of | Pe Ange! @ tar bre Mat) piyiytend amoOth«e . ' ; ' ia *.4 - 4 Ls, ' Dae : #: . * : ora Wolfson) n’'« helres pron ape pil ntien i Are » Sh) ) ‘ Ms mac ate] } | | Ri nf ; o_ | i, | a ‘ } erosions | : t ke ct 9) “ es . 3 sii , . , ” : * - ° . *) «8 ‘ ’ i ”=_ p A few «lave ufterwan ark ere iri ; a4 ‘ uae te “is stil 4 bai atin ive ‘ere : Pe my a ; ; ; Te at . , ee i.e i ' :s ‘ ¢} e | ¢ ’ ‘ ‘ r > | $i fi . ‘ | Rierney for the jusvranoe compe , ae 4 ' eng — earls j emu Vy Ves re coled can] chetver f ’ 7 an Lig al Tred it) le? Gig ’ eptaerie Se rages phen et; S ‘i ) ‘ancerned with he fate, alive or dead PP oe . SF ses a 4 ; ra serge Poa , ; a Me kal ! ‘ ‘ Psi ! : s? » ¥ , ? . 4 \ y A ees eerag al ‘i es) l riibie’SSY i] ‘ “t) fi Misr. | ‘ R°22 all (hieago, received a letter = siatin "thet ; yee ' Wolfsohn Wae jet deni an 1 i! for on When tre (inst ranece Company recovered ' ° 15 aara af — "oither lyon 3 hie 2 , t. cessteyt ys wrijeeres TY py : el) within 4 * ~wreipititeea 240 rewanl tne living man would de - i} the money tt Rad paid out the case was jnvgrner ca ; : enton why eve pay . , ndtuiries 6 tae the police fuced, About the same time Sale @ *, crepped The onm.v unanswered question howd hay mM: tied mui ite. They frat. | , “a Th. re Teleaasde oh : int ; seh Was persuaded t fpestrae attorneys for Wolfsohn« futher Hn tT! ¢ . who was the vos Angeles en the fl | : ; hecdremormm thie reps Y lee T Q\ ‘ ah ‘deft th - 2 ’ 9 » When th ~~ iTfeers . Louis, ward that Wolfsohn wae alive in Fu «* ‘gi oO ef o8e reeermbied Wolf ¥ hiah hal cont wy 5 pis m ) b dis - ms Uf oe i » 9 ae ' Ss ae * ts N 9° Chicaro. They Wired (9 tea home office ' sohn’ a aac ONE OF DR KEELEY'S HEIRS Srrube in , , a r Bleve pet and No. 2. . a 0. 7 ‘ . tn & Se be o . [eptteat streets PASSENGERS WERE SHAKEN UP! xesiie x. sioss of St. Louis May Share|, the senor hain sts» von ve a a oe. . —-- -e#—— in the Large Estate. officials is not known to the proprietors : | Century Elevator Fell, but Was Caught ealie L. Sloss, of 445 Park avenue,. divi- ' y: _ sion superiniendent of the Chouteau avenie MARRIAGE LICENSES. by Safety Bumpers Within a Few gel Mihi be tege a ws ete ‘ isi he Si. tal iransit ppm roy & ss mip a ———_ ) Feet of the Bottom Floor. Lene of the heits of the late oUF. fesiie 1, a. Muiinean ... .. th reer Gee —— = a ES ES*—E a SS ae sg we aes oes ae Was la ‘ her ma *aryvrye a YT ‘ ryty¥, ble , ‘ .% , P , '-* 4 > } rit +? ry? 2 ? ° ! i¢ lag it fis Sila. “ { aa iT . ’ ¥ . " : e% ‘ ‘ Pr oi? , ru rive? ose * . i; } rrhe ! : > - _ i : sta. Orr iy! The do rthat i } aw tira this imserip- , ‘ ; . . Ae f : sui 4 d . . ; hy e ithe TZ ; ‘ . . , — *¢ ; ety " ‘ > “ whe . ‘ . a oabers on ' P ' ris, ; 17 { pacer lii- VE lO , vi Wickerali: — Tos owe Moacale — 2? Me " oe & soty 7. ii? , " . enter het lie Mm2.4T1) Cle 4p ’ Lope J ' MeTigh he «at it73s ry »* é 7 ’ >" | 11° Katie Stepheus The Sick Are Again Reminded That Doctor Copeland's =... Pata it shot down tewar There or in forma of disease to |e Premsen | cnc eee dQ Cuties via Wm wed! ‘ Le Pith et? iG peop 1; oSUl- Jeaseior M Leur Great Opportunity Expires at Close of Office Hours «floor the autematic safecy bump: stitton have given tie tide: et . mes K Jone Wash natn | ha : as th erk, . . Radio. a ee February 28--Those Who Apply Within the Next (7: ° Rive Lae passengers 6 ing up| fess That very fact handi stom ae oer Twenty-Four Hours to Be Entitled to Treatment at a 6 opel ries wore pecinit lite get | the connie to try te regait health a is is | Seit'e T. Delton t yoy v bina jf il aTiy «ti "aot TUT GiseCases » sOOTI | ital Prane-s* Rock $4.00 a Monih. Medicines Inciuded, Until Cured— (8). 00 Gu: Making wp ne Woot | ge disease fastens on the lungs the victim |} " “gh 1 er ’ eet | oh iy! Thomas F. Grau’ This Offer Will Positively Not Be Renewed or (20 seud coentenca oe ee ane aN Bis f Mary Kirnuinghaw Extended. ¥ , ~“¥ : * poy gt a | : ile ihe , tte ‘y a taran- 9 eis - pasar i ar op, -' ° bé . : ENTER Shi ths HW. eae + Phot» l.. Porter Y Apps +y% ’ i ives , . : rril rie. ‘ piei% ») { by SLDDapets st ~ ha . R itp, | Hi pe all ye a. . Q : ire: d , [ve a@iion if I tive } ry i! " . : we « ) ons Ar ‘ ; a i) C eM ia ing : wiice in Porto Koco, and Gen . - eed ag ag witl oe pane a BIRTHS RECORDED. D H. LOOMIS, Late Demdustrator of Anatomy, I’hiladelphia Medical College. and M ~ omens AS2S Pot . WHAT WE CUARANTEE M. 1. 8. T- _— 2 WILL CURE, bo seidiers apses ae ‘ oe ee | cough, flushed face, burdened a Mericlie J a rate ky atl ermwrate d bh mr lv , The recor “Vy * ‘ ° w hss which t "NerTc = peric cy Med trig ei ‘a ; ad we at 1 The $4 rate during February is If you cannot visit the office, write cases in which Ll): Pierce ( 1 i ‘ il sarge | HIL ate (1 and.mo mating i (the patie OF DIARFETES All cases of Impotence that cae be cured, and permanest's festure youthful viger : ; , , ' : . Discovery has been used have been per For.you, for your family, for your ¢or consultation sheet and diagnosis While Lying With a Broken Leg He Seaaiar Guten futon Gindieie Manian ore vifsiity Trice nos imutact. Ite effects are permavest ard lasting cure any «ase friends and acquaintances blank. STRICTURE without local treatment. Willeareasy case of Varicocens. Will remove ew (7eorge Purand, Was Rescued From the Big Fire. ery’ positively eures weak lun bron. : ” . : heolately safe. Bo ayy, HR f i fr any chrogic disease you Dy ty = a The personal services, including all med- 4. Heil. 1419 Chambers. gir! heart. If youare ee em dacterece hinge ay ged jcines atid treatment frum physicians : mics st suffocated by smoke and could WO, kaska c I_aet spring I had a hed ; an} A wv ameer, aw K oe! mko. gir) ao @to on yo meena re lef. WE G! ‘ARAKTEE TO = , , ‘ me 4 ; tq! } . . Goubied, at the rate of % a mont COPELAND, ; Consaltise BURIAL PERMITS. wanted me | Og potter : = #8 ry waar We ® » F Meyer, 24%) Frenkl.n 'y. shea cured yourself you wii) rec ——-~ Was consumption they Hid Bot NT : ane ‘tm | h 45@8 NN.‘ 2d; wir éepartment, giving symptoms. $\ per bos. of Bs buses for $5. DR This opportunity ts an actual one. be bg FE gt: % weed \ Pb *R. hysiciaos ; Spee } Dr Prerce’s Golden Medi ¥ at : a : ; » Maguire, of sums St. Ferdinand: pneu- thought we would try Dr Pierce's ¢seta ; ' a. #15 Rutge: F T The rate is being given to all who apply Rooms 201 and 202 Udd Feliows’ Build- cal Desowery a ad before Thad tak¥e ons be ttle ' tegine, $374 Core Krill: Address M. i. S. . Co., Telede, 0. under the provisions of the offer ing, 816 Olive st st t ouis, Mo Jerks ede] ». Wie S Atl. bronchitte the couch «topped and I have since had no stigus and A fepeland, #440°A New r rel -we ore Se ewenre 6S by thie time fully under- Office hours—9 a. m to } rr > m. to Okie S. Tth. sent! = ) ’ ? o . Mad | 77 ~it . ‘ ruta ty P Stood. There is no matter of continuance | ¢ p. ™m.; 7 bp m. to 8 =. * rath ih of w & a BR Kuerwll, S 6631 5S Broadway, se- Dr Pierce « Pellets are the best for the and A. Hughes. 1939 Cass, gir! er extension or repetition of the offer. | mn. to 1 p. m@. | nfility. bowels. Use Usem with the ' Discovery. . ead M Garner, 11S. Rankin; boy. iF. Vv 1 Sepadic BCLS + allen ttt 92. clealighatan.. * —— a Ro ee ae ene — pEREREREEEEE ean ibis Spine, tea he ht , , ee . . Pe spe ; Ae ST RLS Ramee «WEP eB iat eae SRT Eee a ah ae ASR Ue atten ee. ee ee eee
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| 6 oe . - ih ii iii ictal ial ee ee, ee Te a SE ERE oC TE ee: 7 . ad 7 ~~ . a - 4 TUESDAY— Per ry 4 tli “ ST. LOUIS POST-DISP ATCH—FEBRUARY 24, ite. ——— Pan MSAPPHO" INST, LOUIS s-——- - MISS EYESSON REFUSES PLAY THE LEADING EXOLE. TO TWO STORIES OF THE MATTER. od Victory Bateman Sayr This-Is the Fifth Offer She Ha Received to Join the Iuperial. ls ptre lie kN e’sSanr male in performances. After neat week fits will not ploy the MIcing fe the Imperial atock (4H pans There will be a FY ire a laacdy.” thie third or fourih @i= fee Fle wil Mise Victors Barman, whe Was leacdia lady of the company? 2 he the perial the tirst *° upped by Messre : Miss Baten’. roles Ips man- | — ater ? ovedut , Daidet’ fair n Bre ae sine. “a> jt “. i” the Comene i the Sappho of Papenee and TY) - Im-{, a to find anything so shockingly objectionable in it. Though she was rather mature and oid enough to know better than have the temper of a Virago. Fanny Le Grand waa after all a woman, and probably !f she for | met Jean Gausin, or a man like him, for Jean was only 21 when she met him, a De | tle sooney in life she would have made an entireiy ‘differen: woman. She sayr She would and 1 believe her. I know @ whole lot of othes women iike that. “It is absurd to suppose that ing of a vicious cnaracter can influence one’s private existence. There was never en actress so free from the taint of scan- dal or from suspicion as Mise Nethereole. the Carmen was another very like Nethersole, was from coa@at to the piay- of all Carmen ere dear little woman who, «riticised ard dvefttsed coast for her stage kisses. ! mean Emme Abbott. There was no ecanda:. about her and no woman happer in her domestic life. ‘Sappho was not unlike Frau-Frau, one of my favorite parte. I may play Sappho upon aimiiar iines.”’ NETHERSOLE TRIAL RESUMED. Society for the ‘Study of Life Inter- ected in ths Case. YORK, Feb. 27.-4)\ga Nethersole, appeared to-day in ‘the Center where the examination was the question as to whether immoral play. Se came in Revell, her leading man, ‘er manager. an Abe atturney. The hearing was session was Mrs. of the Society Orhver Witnesses the hearing were Mra M. Harris York Mothers’ club, Mrs. Aw>- (‘p'’kines of the Study of Life Ivr FElotse F. Church. There dramatic eritics among the NEW actress, Srreet Court, sumed into ‘Sapphe” if an with -Hamilton Mauvrcus Maver Hummel, their private Tre first witness for the Almon He hele y, Preswitent for ft s the le’ sul-penaed Mrs Ju iue of the Nie Vv. cia MM. & Society, and were several witnesses. be - a2 — 7 Vad cS MiSS ISABELLE EVESSON. ihe MmMpaipi : bb sayt Was Xj t Werk leet ——_—_——_—_—_— “SHOOK FIST. IN COURT THE FATHER 1S LIABLE -_- — ~~. ——— MUST CONTRIBUTE TO THE SUP- PORT OF CHILDREN. DIVORCE DOES NOT FREE HIM. -_—_— — Court of Appeals Rules a Divorced Wife Can Recover Money Spent on Her Children. The St. day and cases, The ruling of Fannie ]. Rank.n against Charles T. kin important. The plaint ft’ and ferdant were married in 1878 and lives s gether until 1888 when the latter went to Texas. A veunr procured a divorce On a charge As the chil- cren were in De Soto, Mo., and no jur.sah- ton over Louis Court of Appeals me: handed down ve Ze decisions in of the court in the case of Is ae - j- later he of avandoumer.t. With their mother the Texas rad the m, the decree of divoree | mot award their custody. They remained With tneir mother and she provided them with proper support and wave thean lit tducgtional advantages, the cle hoth ng for their rAaipter: turned to M ssour: two : plaint ft f.le« Suit agi : eovery of the money the care and support presented an itemiz eourt contr 16a her ely precedt: covered $1240 ian ine. pinton aan tilitatra ‘fe. h atl thon) remains po fore Tie aiy Buc inet.y and . writer of acknoW le (ged following terms "aa are require 4 tO) Maintain ther offs; ring. T east off ¢! ‘¥, ligation by its negle-t any er WIeng. Commonly Where Liles auty a child exists, connected there- With Its rigriat i ‘me 4 father who bv th-: {o> 108 Services and e1 by free himse.f from port. ys iy weir suppori autherity are ii.s eet’ to the his own duty he fath nleo made ' the gwuatdian of his hargeed lih the eare of Moat on ex2pd estate The ratutory duty ino no w relieves. hom pees the charges incurred by ethers in the HeCNwSarty Maintenance of his c«ffspring The divorce fram hte wifs net him from his children The future wel- fare of bis chi€8dren is the moet powerful tootive Which nature and efal r Im- pent in the bosom of the ' »imations in the case at it the duty of the defendant of his abliliy to rear anl educate his Gren, Which was none the less binding that thelr custody was !-ft w.th the mother When this charge was neg.ected by hiin she secms to Aave consecrated her entire energies to its fulfillment. The money thus | ex xpended by her for a duty which he pri- marily owed was just as legal a charge | ae gainst him as if it had heen senteibute 1s } cr ix stutute pri- children and Their persons, neglect of this iN mari > 7 a foes 4” total stranger, fur after the divoree that was the legal status she occup'ed ithe defendant. If a third party had sup- ~ &4 - . : . - ; . ‘ a A tt tt IE tt tt ts a NOTHING Lan- A Pleasant Tasting Tablet; Every Form of Catarrh. did | LIKE IT Ever Before Known. Which Accomplishes Marvelous Results. A New Catarrh Cure AN INTERNAL REMEDY Simple, Convenient; Cures Continued FIRE SALE! sic'ves. FIRE SALE! - M Fine Afgiat sta 1K e*. large a‘'ge. 3x7l inches ade Lot t: af slic “aud w tsted, regular price 816.9); 2 $4 95 Sale Price... oy ‘ig oa on a” Union and Woo! Rues for Rooms, Slightly Soiled. Rugs ”1 Lot 2 wenn 3 Vv ards by ‘., All-W: o>] worth and Crumb Cloths «ize =) re , atk INCRAIN RUCS. Crumb Cloths, size } yards by Size at Lwrge LP -E8 palr Fine Chenille Lot 3 1c: Lot 4 LotS 3" _— FRANKLIN At J. H. TIEMEYER’S, ‘ ! ? ares Cs rim n © 33.00. Smilth tr nrrollt & Hyritand, ’ ‘Toume re & \iuege, I Dian Brethers “hie Kim wirorne 19e--29e-3-. ‘aire (Reserved). Tak MUSIC WALL “A: LB SQ. CPERA CO. Always im English. —EVG*., 28. 80. 75, $1. WED. MAT. 25, 80 SAT. MAT, 28, 50, 75. é' BOX FOR SIX, $5. $3. ‘Monday, “arch 5—I! Trovetore (By Request). HAVLIN’S = Tnesday. Thursday Satur: day. Ren Wii.serN Nese Mi PA AAA STANDARD, New! indav ineg« ~ KE ESTABLISHED 1871. BOSTON STEAM DENTAL ROOMS 415 N. BROADWAY, bet. Locust and St. Charlies. BRIDGE WORK, $3.00 $5.00 ? 25° Ck SS ee ‘warns i $s bree} | HARRY bi 2YANT'S i NAETZALD’S DEMONSTRA-/|{ wae not the person wanted. Hartley cuel ¢ “ oi for dumages and recovered. In sustaining : TION LOST HER CASE. the iower court, Judge Bland said: ata! “The only cavee or grount which Aa b obeern tr Pegi rantie af officer had to suspect Hartiev guilty tiv felony Was the advertisement and of a reward of $a). It would have an easy matter for the officer t.. have tainel more cefinite information be making the erres An officer will rest is made on proclamation of Stato published in a newspaper ing a reward for the apprehens! of | one accused of feony when the publication je authorized by law But no cause ean be! found where an unauthorized publication in a foreign egheet over the s'gnature of a private person offering a reward for one whom he accuses of a crime is of itse!f reasonable or sufficient grounds to justify an arrest by an officer without a warrant.” WoL. Piffenderfer va. W) DD. Rowden: affirmed ial Giirard TAfe Ineuranee Co. ve. John Mangold: re. | veulence rite at pon ve WH. A vierk in a prominent insurance office in Pitts pelman; reversed aml retnanded burg relates hia experience with Stuart's Catarro Me(ormick Harvesting (eo. ve. Tablets in a few words but to the point. He says: Navilibonn Peetinn “ has been almost constantly with me for atricken from pee in th’a climate It seems impossible to Marvy A. Shelley vs Jaceb A. Ketes; morning stuffed up and for the firat half it cough, £a4€. A 8 KRewes va. Rate Rowe alftirmed lave Savage ve Clty of Sorlugtiel: & as Aahines '. torate and sneeze before I could squate myself no appetite and a foul breath per tooth SEIS OF TRETH Palpless Fitracting DR. J. HH. LEW DOCKSTADER'S “| AIN'T GOT NO HAPPY HOME TO LEAVE,” A NEW SONG, FREE WITH NEXT ae ZF SUNDAYS POST-DISPATCH. | mMnecous » es FULL SET OF TEETH TEETH naae AS TED WITHOUT | ver J im hry ee MES. eatarrh tablet had ever been atiempted artistic Sslonate elramal iz a popuia Was alle ' The Kvesson v. ‘urs yO eying tinal o ee sikh a pre ee er v2! Zacd and Was a dite dayoin wo oethil mar: pointy hale rat for dn s Na too Attermipel ' ‘lh ' ’ s roral strh le lun Wife's peace. The actress On heb. Nactzaid went his morning, a pies 24 Allen wvenue. A week before offered ax her exeus lett nome and had said that on this particu- ‘lar occasion would return wita sone porter, Mies Bateman, who, Mars around ihe theate shoes for the children and with some money had been hurriediy etigmed BS ian ite « elite EE Suivcly on a ri ner le | Barmy iawt December Naetzald had filed a « ‘ = yee Yon sult fer divorcee, but he and his wtfe had to take the title part in the pro uct on) continued iiving together of Bapphe Was Seon at the | lunters Huw. Mrs. Naetzaid said that her husband came te] Tuesday morning She was pointed tn on that nignt b,wke in tira door as- Ag ety 2 that on would play Sappho with- anulied her and threatene!d to kill her ‘She on BGR private lite could be afte eae adinit.ed on the stand that there had been by *haracter s} ep te a Kind of an underetanding that he was ee. loweve ; if for P ‘hiss f “ws ~ to come on this occasion, but she had trae oy owever, before Miss Hateman| wnangeg ber mind and aid not want him to wou.d enter in a Aiscuselon of the morality come She aleo admitted that her nusband nay! getty ¢ “Sappho as a piuy, wt bad paid the rent all the time and gave her mH she Wantel to correct an impreasion = > . : , . . exis om money when she asked for f;. which seemed '. t regarding her 1e- Naetzald aa'd he was compelled to break union with the Imiper! al Stook organization, open the door He had some shoes for J wae noel ere ) Petes him hi. tseuls his cblidren and some money for his wife. When he entered the house he said his wife assaulied him with the poker. He left the bo because a leading weoelnan Was wanted to jay in Sappho. she sald. “ll was engaged shoss with his wife's mother. But he kept the money. ast week te tuke my «! id pace and to open in “Caprice” The Daudei play: was to come in the course of events jus fie any other As As ASfre. Naetzald teft the perry she shook ‘ - U . : . | { ’ » rie reve t ‘ ‘ play whieh Manager Giumperte wished to her fist at her husband and tiled out. “On. | ocianes Miller va. I, BP. CYigler: reversed and 1 will fix you.” FM mt. | aad received four offers from the Pe eeowene already this year and “This {ag one of those cases where I think | g . actions speak louter than wonrds.”’ sa‘d A and he excellent placed called riort been druggists. of the most A Simple Remedy Which Will Inter- est Catarrh Sufferers. bowerer. a for catarrh has and sold ty Tablets, composed in meticine from the!r use have been bigaly At thia writing, ' palatable remedy fore Stusrt a ¢ eu tlie of u offer bee ab- jore Australian Burlesquers. seme T AL ’ 25« and ec GRAN Diss. A BLACK SHEEP. : bone: prea rs a8 ‘S0c “in VEu! Ver ICE PALACE. SKATING DAY AMD NIGHT. Admission -25C¢ FOURTEENTH ST. THEATER, [_ea »)) j rT? ts: ~“ ‘ j ’ aa * -? 7 ‘ , hey I YS, aft lle aterm the > ‘ “« > In I's early stages catarrh is more of a nuisance —~—— nat than a menace to the general health. but sooner or later the disease extendas to threat, bron- thes any! to the stomach and Iintes- sa of Rich his AZZ. yeat Laistrket Wis charged! Naei- mej] Pues- court. disturbing ard HH. were a4 meritail teoun! Wed., ‘at. MATINEE. dlacoveries for the cure of es re ent “ ife j tarrh. and results the gratifying Stuart's Catarth Tablets contain principally high iy concentrated antiseptics, which kill the catarrh | gorme in blood and mucous ‘membranes, and | in this reepect are atrictly sctentifie modern, ne it bas been krown for geome years past by the ablest physicians that the most successful eatarrh inhaling or spraying, antiseptics douches and eprass, how- nulsauce and irconvenience, and more- compare with the same reme either in efficacy or con. Poitce ( with the oe era even be justified when hue and cry or the Governor (Zit ar nae fines the mneous {is essentially a disease of the local saymptome being a profuse dis- stoppage of the nostrils, frrita- tion In throat, causing coughing, sneezing, gagging and frequent clearings of the throat and head The usual treatment bv loval douches, ennffs salves. _ often gives temporary relief, but ans thing like a cure can only be obtained hy a treat- nent which removes the catarrhal taint from biow? and the disappearance of the inflammation from the mucous surfaces A new remedy which meets these requirements and which #o far has been remarkably auccessful in curing catarrh ts Stuart's ‘atarrh Tablets These tablets act upon the and membranes onir They can bardly called a se /eret patent medicine as ther are composed of auch rempedies ae SNanguinaria, Eivdrastin, Iu simular cleansing aptiaept tics, eliminating from the blend end ea’aaghal polson Taliets are large. 4! ( atarrh membrane, eharge of mucus, home at he had tay lu lio the ’ os «37? eran. own and Ne trea'ment wes hv The use of inhalers, ere! over at ee giveu in tablet form. er. is A in no wise the MAR fiehie 4 William Kap- ort pre-e Wil raia die Joseph © Plow i catarrh | eight years: get rid of it I awoke al. vs. William Stublerfleld: 1 » affirmed every valnable calyptol | cure by sutfacers the Stuart's Catarrh ' Ing taken internally, disecive siowly in the menth; the throat, fances and hour was reverse l ana etpe my «day's work remanded é aud whieh State of Miesouri va. Wo Ss Jenkin aud f und them and remanded A vn & Inticonus annes ed mie ezceedingiv iafi s (‘atarrh *®asan! tas Aliowing in thim way they fhe entire alimentary Tabiets for two months take tut they recommend only p'easan’ lorenges them two ean alneoerrely "hh isinexs, and | ~atarrh sufferers.”’ Oni, 22.. GOULD CROWNSS% - DOCUIA in water | UNION Demat COLLEFE, 622 Olive Internal | a? agi be prprere i . “ , a lL, sty Ltd tas remech SANDAL VY OULU CAPSULES fem €eetror ‘ ‘..e¢ ‘ ‘ ~ mi gee ia few days Airertiona ats ise, at all necessary to use a dit h 4 . « on ms lays a few sufficten' And a Very Undesirable One. ear HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE al ve William Monks et a! ~ aff: “thie mouth daily will he . (; aft: is THe] Hoge #! tieorge Davis et ol. va. James manded ve itntes ef af revers.1 rabtpltetat rales «' : I hintinistrato: reverser| amd remanded S@wachker ve Francis Luding’ Jodo Dieppe s affirmed Iinnek Clothing (onpany reverend snd remanded Turner ve W. Tt. thverall Supre q*sortre Walker v« Hobimnan enu!l te ——e ~~ - ee ~~ — in this eatarri cotipanion; if gets “Mpes gradually jrodivicduel thousateds of peapie elitaate, and life-long but each vear after a necesaarv evi! “te? obatant Symptoms of a Very Common Trouble? | better al limes, Tres deeper ecate!d and time the le if th it Appears diffeten! disease 64060 cColminen becegner vs. Sophia Phere ia we States @s «atarrh, forma anil inself te it as & ures are nearly their ltweif aly? . iF almost @© numerous as «catarrh et al rat (atarrh © anuffeore mvyenfent and in AatiacKke ss meuy nuisance al! #0 in: use aA ie Posel are reader fer red DIEC FROM GUNSHOT ‘WOUND. tw Ta in @2 «eanoieh bilstake te Slaprpiore Any wherever |: »* as to nearly Tt ee catarrh first g! mit npystied ing wnfined to the nose and throat inflamirnia waif i° trate ‘lla ti norane n°erd, ' awe fheah ern " thar ’ . 4 ij eee at | . | Coroner's Verdict in ‘the Case of Frank atin alt Yak Lligash. pr te. the mysnoed be ubmormal secret i eaterch . it i \' tt ' ' ’ ° | . ; ' toe sume 3 or Pelactiies ; *? ine ‘ » Ls | " : ‘ ‘ ' . Pe | ' vf 4 ATE 11m aire ; Catarrh of a? vtabl ebe ICKETS. MEETING. the Imeiy tranes. wenld theory! ravet been neatly as oomtnen ae nasal eatarrh end wes held 1 he the ment Fe » ee An inque > | ietday of serionsa§ although is thet ston ? ant of nemier ted 2 | é . ond anal catarctTh is ond dimes vole ] ,t ‘ ae ‘ i i = 1) ‘ . i ‘gaight cat room, 26.3 Nor ru dw be pertuauert a toon the blowd Petsyess) F appeare! wil ; ‘ ‘ : " , ‘as ? "=" ‘ : 1 wis — ‘ . far te * oer far Te : ' ’ 1} ne oh wus drink ne bee! ae ‘ Pit) Park sired heu purified from tntar a per eon the Berre a as etex}) seer, ifaa , eff lve SAL va! rr ae A OY co ie ey at iwe i.f fr it? ‘nabs lis bee ~*«t a 0 if te Ris at .¢ i une tic ns Trem ttre mires lie mirane w i}? bee. ome ! pote eta) tis . uriba : t ' : Wlietfever stm ate a lhe of «!) lve - of : | caugt his hand anl tried weapon from him Ira tie ivover was dscharge l f Frank liigash,, who died Mondat) from ven het true , aan ' *tpile . } rade ‘ elt r atarrn orgal j .' & Zunshot wornd fr hes! is Themlrans s made and repaired : — . ion LIRICTONRS re re are a number « bon? being very paietatie atl ewurveiient jy See .es arrh., aafesi. hiverastin, his remeds and saeold the for «at imnewit. the re 4 extreoniibary im meant cases gis ne reitef fren c™unpwed of ina im ofber «a the is a new remedy eughinga the t) rv Hie Was diate he died e Caroner ac Cidental | ae alygeted, SeaeugTimaria and The offer Was presented ‘co me this last time in such a cowxing fore that | could “OO course | shall play ‘Sapph >.” As vet J Will Be Examined Thursday. don't know how I shall play her at is l'nited States Commilss'oner Gray has se: I «haracter, for 1 haven't seen the part having in his possession plaies used tn 1 ald not get to the Netbersele pec-| counterfeiting, for next Thursday. Evans’ Sappho will be at all like her coneeption €) chiidren, are being cared for by the Provi- , have read the book and | must say ! fail | dent Assoctation DH POP OOS ee See Se oe GO Gee CO POGOPO DOGO OOOH Ge Hope gesd | Dr. Sanden’ S Electric Belt. I have just opened permanent offices the confidence of all I have decided for a short time to offer my famous 1900 %) days’ trial. This offer should be Bs particularly attractive to all sufferers ——- each time | de Nned for varivus reasons Judge Sidenes. | discharge the defendant."’ net but accept tt. to gay, Upon What lhes shall mold the] the hearing of Evans. chareed with ye! formance, amd Ef don't know Whether my | family, consising of a wife and two smal! in St. Louis. Because I want to have improved Dr. Sanden Electric Belt on rom Rheumatism, Lame Back, Sciatica, c.earing of wv hich le tin tablet form e’ant by druggeteta under Tathilet« ‘ioe t; turrh 7 6S: Sours atrect . : - ) Viat : ' aT op v3 The ‘ excellent internal reme- | Game of Stuart s (atarrh Laviets. encl io aakdith bye . eta , ’ taht EADING DEN | IS S ‘ y : 3 ye KS « Preeident ft) w ? tie fies prehbaciy the beet and cer te ’ $3.00 | fe.uiy $2.80 | 22k $2.50. Silver Fillings 2% | All work guaranteed for lt) years Powiowely ge, rs'nino any of our opers tinue Teeth exs’ra ‘et aleclutely without DIAMOND DENTAL PARLORS, 606 OLIVE ST. '' WEAK M1 lave ‘hat -». ‘ }.% my af . in at? Le Nertrorus ee. ote Addrees | is right, Music Rte ‘Box we May shali. —_ oe tes. } Wee a Pk Full set of Teeth | Bridgework, per tooth wos hatige ‘auslibas head aud throat with an flere js #. taate toins ‘‘atearrh pleasant to the Ss | disc of the re- name of Stearts an? anvore | ere: fr WILLIAM BENETE EXONERATED. ftosuse socursece 1 : [isan He Had Been Charged With Setting , Fire to # House. William BRenete of 148 Pine «treet. against whom a warrant charging arson was tssuet two weeks ago, Was disdharged in the Court of Criminal Correction Tuesdays He was charged with setting fire house at aned tne stree* sini His Hearing Postponed. Frank Parquetie was taken before United States Commiesioner Gray Tuesday morn- ing on a charge of having in his possession acd iar” Commfeatc to pass a counterfe't sliver pehathebeheeetegeoegooed | Oak aoa Gray postponed the Or Ororerdoerererpoororoooed | eartng unttl volver. (alarta @* jt) of bene BF TTL CURE YOURSELF i ee Big @ for appatural diach ar gre, nSommaiees. ' irritations ef ubeeretions ‘ of mucus mem branes. 'atuleea, od eat nut as*ria- O5. 6° niog Pe teepoud Seid by Druggiees, of ent ta plain w by caprese, prepa i ° vers ues eee tablets wi h tay ther comtaln te . Sexual Weakness, Varicocele, etc. You pay a small deposit on receiving the belt and the balance after the 80 days’ trial, if results are satisfactory. In the past 50 years have been the confidential adviser of thousands and thousands of sufferers all over the world. Hundreds of my patients have been in St. Louis and I asi of not one whom I sould not refer de ' to. Worn at night, it cures while you sleep and you pay when cured. ossible call at m office and examine or send for free book explaining tf s¢aled by mail. give correspondence personal attention. DR. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N. B’dway “7h OGiee Geers, 8 gm. teo6p. m. Sandaye 10 2. m. to 1. Wednesday ond Saturday nati! 8 p.m Gold Crowns, > ainhe Lor tome unti trouble becomes ofteal: aad grows gracua.r Stuart « ne minerals whateve worse from rear Tear (etarrh lLatiete ece «ompeeed of Hty Pncasyptet of «a atarrh which ‘s Catarrh eveland speaking tari. druggist in aays I jea ling drastiu. (,uace- aod «jini! septites and be seen that tha’ ‘arrh ares. hate eeold ‘us have nerer eobhl ane starrh esperilies Tifroem,) ehhh f« bait » general satisiection Ther omtau fo a] all the heet mifferera be heen aatonished at «1 res ,eare, o or as “art bo secret te made of the tagredients gave Palle minera: jwteonoe are need and a\*o the For -aterth «f 0 nr rer for .atarrh of preperatfom is ee. permahet. Ail Aruggtets package You you will net oatrart the as the results frum this «atarres aearent from the fret day's usa aedis tie entrated and aprare Qube re a week's IPRRADL cove “wei sauieen atarTrh tme hia, ee: rapid and case with ! ne be | lertthes, rt oe meg oent DR. CRO? SMAN'S SPECIFIC MiXTURE Fer the cure of Gonorrhoes. Uieots, Strige ; jon and enalegoes compiatate of the Organs of Ooeneratios. Pyte 6) = bettie. Per ane by afarTa remeijies., denaches the obtained afte: ’ ‘ . morning fan anil iates Tod The starth have used sa fee ;ate ee — — ——— zg.ites * permanea' tr tatarch Stuart « jel amd results nee of iar’ Ss Tutets results as Tuartie Cutarrh lubPietsa [ore ggisis entea for fall and if he isa hunest safer, more palatabir, Aten! remedy on the uverket aftr ae. neu a - for {wil sized pe Kegee reur druggis: he will rou tbere is te mere eff). lent end conren . tatarth Tables at Ask tell ae)! Nes © sires! eit aeefanece uy" ure are ‘an nee them eaine of poine hath a) : ; ; ne ee ee ee 4 a , ee oD were ay — oe Degntumedtehaeiealines Se ge OE oR Pe aa “ — nl ° y* “— : : a a EN ’ . ta a - ae: he ae | Ka ¢ ery sii, : i ee
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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRTARY 27, 1900. —Ee vO GG ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. y leeve, in ™. Louls and Suburbs seve, Sore , on All Trains .. at all places in or oat of St. Lvuls. Carrier in St. Iouis and Suburve, Delivered b Week Day and Sundey, per week TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS. Peetage prepaid in United States, Canada and Mexico. BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. Bm Buotey. 1 year Detivesed, a7 © arrier in Towns Outside y and Sunday, 6 months ..- 15 Ocents = wentey. 1 month..... @5 Cents — ~~ .45 Cente "Two Cents ey Eee ore Sunday Issue, ve Kl-ven Cents e@ePeeeteeeeeenrer yea nday, montis. eeeeeeeee ower oe AR Fo eee Cee eReeeess Per Month POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST-DISPATCH. 6 P - le 24 to 82 Pages 2c 40 to & Pag Se Outside the United *Biates: Caneda rey Mexico, Double the Above Rates. TELEPHONE NUMBERS. 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October May 111,803 | November... 139,193 June... 109,016 | December 142,165 January, 1900......142,344 February 4..........147,316 February lii......... 151,202 February 18.... ....154,380 February 25........157,363 ~@=> The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver. tising with the distinct an! unequivocal guarantee that it has a larger bona-fide paid cir- culation, Sunday or daily, inthe City of St. Louis and its suburbs than amy two other morn- ; ing or evening newspapers comb.ned. aa sa BIGGEST WEST OF ,THE MISSISSIPPI. One ef the eight largest Sunday newspapers in the United Siates. GENERAL CRONJE'S SURRENDER. What Cecil. Rhudes calls “the greatest commercial asset in the world’ now floats over Gen. Cronje’s camp. After a heroic resisiance of nearly two weeks that commander was forced to surrender his little force to overwhelming numbers. What effect this disaster will have upon the war remains to be seen. It does not appear that Cronje had many men with him, relatively speaking—nvt more than 4000 or 5000. He prob- ably accomplished his object, which was to block the British advarce upon Bloemfontein until the allies could prepare a defense. When Roberts approaches the Free State capital the real line of defense will probably be revealed. But whatever the direct consequence the splendid fight made by the Dutch has not been in vain. It has riveted the attention of the civilized world upon the great conffict. The real nature of the war is revealing itself, so that even the English people are beginning to doubt. The Boers are fighting the battle of humanity against the grossest materialism. They may be overpowered, but their example will be a light to all the world and will help lovers of true freedom in all lands to resist the encroachments of the new tyranny of greed. —- — The Republican leaders do not propose to let either the constitution or the principle of justice stand between the party and ite campaign fund contributors. = = = _~» se er IS LOVE REALLY BLIND? A few days ago the Post-Dispatch printed a letter from An Anxious Benedict,”” who described himself as a young man secking a wife, but having much difficulty in finding his ideal woman. The writer told in frank phrases how he had tried one ficld after another. The impression left by the letter was that the young would-be Benedict was hunting a life companion much as a thrifty farmer would look for a horse at a country fair. “ Numerous letters from ydung women have been recetved since the publication of “An Anxious Benedict's" epistle. The young women are very indignant at Mr. Benedict's method of seeking a wife. He is too cold and calculating fur them. They evidently hold to the view that Love alone should Nght the way to the marriage altar. Common sense should be a secondary motive, if allowed at all. But, if Love is blind, is not “An Anxious Kenedict" right in practically i: .oring the promptings of the little god in looking for a helpmeet? That ts the question—Is Love blind? Or is the heart the truest guide in its own affairs? Sha!! marriage be an affair of calm judgment, or continue to the climax of the most emotional period of young people's lives? wr be - = SS al 4 Gen. Cronje’s surrender was a timely occasion for British rejoicing and ought to suggest an opportune basis for peace negotiations. Ase the big power fighting a little power, Great Britain should be ready to accept any fair terms of peace. = -— = i i INSANELY UNREASONABLE, It is abeurd to expect the Republican bosses in control of the city administration to accept the suggestion that the police may do the work of eprinkling inspection. There are two irresistible reasons against the proposition. In the first place, turning over this work to the police would cut off from the salary list a large number of Re- publicana who depend upon the party for support and who are serviceable for campaign work. It would be an act of economy which would affect the party workers instead of the taxpayers, and i# therefore wholly inexcusable. In the second place, the plan would increase the usefulness of the police and might therefore tend to reconcile the public to the increase wf the police force and weaken the Republican campaign argument. As the object of municipal administration is to maintain and etrengthen the party in power and to reward its support- ers, to expect the dominant party to adopt any scheme of economy or efficiency which in the slightest degree interferes with this object is ineanely unreasonable. Our Mohammedan subjects in-the Philippines become tin- teresting to us in the light of the statements made by Mr. Dwight in the March Forum. The principle of perpetual hostil- ity to unbelievers permeater the whole population of a Mo- hammeden country, he says. Babies lisp the word “blas- phemer”’ on sight of a foreigner. Children cry it after the traveler in the street. Women drop it from thet lattices in their croas-strect comments on the dress fashions of the pass- ing crowd. In private conversation between Mussulmana it Is the usual term by which Christians are designated. Shall we always have tv pay the Sultan of Sulu a salary to be good? - = SS = SS THE FLAG AS A COMMERCIAL ASSET. The profits of the De Beers Diamond Company for the year e@mounted to $10,000,000. Thies announcement was made by Mr. Cecil Rhodes in an eloquent speech to the directors and stock- holders at Kimberley. The most interesting part of the speech wae the conclusion. “We have Gone our duty,” oaid Mr. Riles, “in preserving a ae eee a , ive oer” A Se ee ee a TO REC. re aes BEC Lipre Ry git + - and protecting the greatest commercial] asset in the world— Her Majesty's fiag.”’ How proud Her Majesty must feel! The brutal frankness of. the great commercial imperialist is a very clear proof of his.c the strength of the cause of greed. It has been charged that Her Majesty’s flag, and the Stars and Stripes, too, were being used to promote private interests at the expense of public welfare. Mr. Rhodes admits the truth of the charge and glories in the fact. Comment is unneces- Sary. ———_S Missouri cities and towns are growers. The Columbia Her- ald notes that in Columbia 10 years ago there was no high school building and no high school: the Benton School had not been built; the new Christian College had not even been dreamed; the Stephens College chapel and wings were things of the future; the city was without waterworks or electric light; the Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Baptists, African Methodists and African Baptists were worshiping in old, out- of-date church buildings; there was no Holiness Church; there was no Missouri Midland Railroad; on the University camp- us were only five buildings where there are now 14: there was no Parker Memorial Hospital; there was no University Acad- emy nor Columbia Normal Academy; the Wabash ran only two trains a day; there was no fair in Columbia; no telephone exchange existed. there was only one express company. With the coming of the World's Fair to Missouri in 1903. all our cities and towns will have a great opportunity to make them- selves better known. rlU[w— hh 157,363 AND STILL GROWING. The regular circulation of the Sunday Post-Dispatch last Sunday was 157,363. This great circulation has heen reached by a steady, forced growth beginning in July, 1897. The percentage of growth is unequaled by any other paper in the United States. Last month the comparative figures of growth in circula- tion and advertising were compiled from the books of 1899, and published fn our “balance sheet.” A copy of this, with the above challenge, was sent to every metropolitan newspaper publisher in the United States. * Not one disputed the claim. On two days that showing was printed in the Post-Dispatch, oceupying the full first page. Every figure and comparison ways presented there, but cur fully advised competitors did not challenge a fact or figure. It is beyond dispute that the regular circulation of the Sun- day Post-Dispatch is: First--The greatest ever reached by any St. Louls paper. Second—The:> greatest in the State of Missouri. Third—The greatest west of the Mississippi River. Fourth—Nearly as great as the combined circulation of any other two Sunday papers west of the Mississippi River. Fifth—Equaled or exceeded by only seven Sunday in the world. 157,363 and still growing. -#eoe . Rhodes’ colossal profits seem to warrant flagging working of the British flag. -—S = i i 4 TRY THE REST CURE. A New York religious newspaper declares that are too tired to know that they are tired.” This is terribly true. The strain of the struggle for existence is too heavy fur some men. Either they coliapse under the burden or stagger on wearily with nothing but the momentum of past exertion to keep them going. A little less attention to distracting details,, an occas{onal rest, a cessation now and then of the chase after the nimble dollar are needed, if men are to preserve their health and save their nerves from utter exhaustion. It cannot be said that such a course would involve the loss of any real good A man who goes at his work refreshed and reinvigorated by a rest can accomplish much more than when his faculties are enfeebled by too long use. Besides, the profit if he gains a large fortune and in doing so exhausts his powers of enjoyment? Try the rest cure now and then. market. un- papers him in his un- “many men It’s the best tonic in the SS The spectacle of Mr. Dingley’s successor in Congress con- tending for free trade with Porto Rico is encouraging, not- withstanding the fact that if a high tariff is a good thing it must be a good thing between States. A little bit of respect for the Constitution ts admirable in the American statesman of to-day. It would be better to amend that document than to be constantly violating at. The War Depattment has sent 1000 handcuffs and 200 pairs of shackles for American. soldiers who have become insane in the Philippine war. The war ttself is an enterprise suggestive of insanity. —_———___ —_—_——_ eee ——_ Let us have a revision of the Constitution Trust, “the Tobacco Trust and any other big may have sugecstions to make. A Se ee ee What Carnegie or Frick will make $21,000,000 a vear out of the high tariff —~ to be imposed upon our colonies? 2. +o ______- -— POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. by the Sugar combine that Little Bobs has bobbed. Free trade for our colonies opens a big field for Littlefield. The Dutchman's slouch hat has become more significant than an imperial crown. The Senate should sit hard upon the wicked people who have been selling it sham mahogany furniture at mahogany prices. If Senator Vest said that ex-Gov. Stone was a buzzard, there must be some serious inharmony between the two Mis- souri statesmen. Missouri lead and Missour! mules should never have any- thing to do with war. Peaceful enterprises should give ample employment for both. The discharge of great war guns is music to the large jingo ear, but with such volleyings the débts of nations become still more difficult to discharge. The Republican “medium” who {s allowing himself to be controlled by the spirit of the late Mr. Goebel is likely to get himself read out of the party. “Taking advantage of every bit of natural cover’ is the science of war in South Africa. Tommy Atkins’ military edu- cation there will be quite thorough and he will be an invisible foe himself in his future wars. The Yaqui Indians, with a Maxim gun from the United States, repulsed the Mexicans recently. The red man has not heretofore cut any figure as an artilleryman, but he may be the coming ‘“‘man behind the gun.” That workan suffrage has not purified politics wherever it has been tried is not the best of evidence against the innova- tion. The evils of politics are so great that doubtless even a crusade by the angel hosts themselves would not bring about any sudden change in political methods. eee ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. BR. & B.—No. NBEEDY.—There t# no prem‘um on the coins you describe. X. ¥. Z. (Marshall, Tex.)—There is no premium on a dime of MRS. W. M.—Call or grite to passenger agents of Western railroads. G. W. B.—It is on the northwest corner. east and west. ARGU MENT.—Joseph Jefferson has not retired from the stage. He was born in 1829. H. Cc. W. HOFFMAN.—Cotton goods pay a customs duty ef 4 to & per cent ad vaiorem. Woolen mane actures not otherwise specified pay 33 cents @ pound. BUBSCRIBER.—We do not find the quotations. The first is not worth quot. . The second expresses a fact which is em- bodied In many similar pithy sayings. A.C. Y. Z.—The Easter festival to which the Jewish passover corresponds is always the first Sundey after first full moon on or after the 2ist of March. In 1874 it fell on April & ARDENT READER.—There is no premium on a half-dollar of 18%. You can eend merchandise to ners by mail, but package must not exceed four pounds in welg Rates, 1 cent an ounce. BAD —James B. Weaver (not ged bemoaan of lowa was Greenback «avenue Faves the bed lt lburing the next. Thanner and Dbessmes in A year after he joins hese party at Lady Pieydell ie nerrous a knewn cange Among Au-trallan millfonatire 1 hold of seme sort over 1200. pany, hy New Reco (Copyright, INDS jumped t "Oh, it's yo H “You gave me ready? T've been lo ut the sunset and I f “Don't go Jyst yet, This ‘story is founded on the play of the same title now run- New York, and it is printed by permission of Charles Frohman. hia @ousin, Margaret young year Ilinds ac and afing old i BRirones o_o 0 © © @ © © © BY WILLIAM FAVERSHAM, THE LEADING MAN OF THE EMPIRE THEATER STOCK COMPANY AND A WIDELY ADMIRED ACTOR OF HEROIC PARTS. . | ' mpire Theater in is the Iiritish) army, aney in Ile | tue in Baroness« his tmerther Lancer of it Laily evidell, lias or’'s money ake any more barracks while Mar- Karet and Honor are spending the day there d ill at being utterly ten rant of ‘ety. He privately begs ho bim in manners. Heonuer result of a particularly man falls in love with ease in the pres quires poilsh of timate In } iewdell’ the regis nent thie ° Rordon's untrs depressed for fhe gneats Is lamed button, Laneer a . ‘Prean Pot ishing Com- York World) CHAPTER IV. gnized. o his feet, u, Pleydell!" he said. > a start. Dressed a! out here looking all about dinner hap,’ urged Lan- — —> got Tc Rovéen. EB BROTHER OFFICERS. A STORY OF LOYAL HEARTS. I ? ~-—-2—__—o—_e—__ 0 _9__o_¢_ 0 _@_ o_o — “eo PRECEDING CHAPTERS. a sergeant hae a@aven} | ce Lloneor P earns | Hi.iuvis | >—e— o— o_o —o—_ o_o-o- o-% oe. if he loses he can't pay? What do you think of such a man Who loses t#« gambling In that way and h shilling to settie with? Well, I'm too: : *SN700d Lord! Y« “Sounds funny, as iad] asn't a that man, ure joki ne doesn’t it‘ ‘True, though > -+—o—--@. “You see I offer you my left Austra custeum—nearer the on the “Your fit Ne He had on aloud, “Fine « when he “Rring a sheul 1 su “muy lieve,’ ’ cvasl ready me that?’ groaned Hiinds. Couldn't be much worse, I fancy it eould Lots worse,” Fre 1 fied “ed cheerfulness. “How 4 t Hrighton last pave E the Australian vou iilionaire, Ww e began pre iving . phe l been (From photograph of scene in Act II of ‘‘Rrother Officers’ ‘win Stevers “And now he’s dunning you for the mon- lately. HBut in other ways. him into the best and ail tl sort Imyprosst! drops 7 “Only ering me troduce SAVS, man Its boorish, —~ Wants me to In- English society, of thing The , know, illiterate, ‘h's’ and—"” I refused to make a fool of , introducing him into decent - turns ugly and threatens to mike , the worst of it it was known in the such if I lost. ]’d . 1 must have regiment When | had be Kieked out in disuar mad to do euch ou're in an awful read Hinds, “‘but of it somenow.” no and no mistake.” must get you out “There'a no way out of it, I'm afraid. I can manage to give hima bit on account, though. I've arranged an exchange at last with a man in a West Indian regiment. He's to pay me Y®) pounds, a tt he ile we be mutt: , rible- I met Hut- | play | the man’s been both-: { meet more that will give me a pla aS My fort ‘ dleserves. Tbon't with "l'ttem, man I If vou leave ma “and—hand—~« ver not needing relatives are Kkreat GacTi- " le ile ta of think oe | Pendent on accept an allows chap, eh? I'm It id es it, Lancer. What do yon think of a man his income by whe n he geainto- Knows that lo TEN at the opening, this lady readers“ Com- in of Feb. 20. Contest be closed Feb. 28 and prize awarded March 4.) To the Falitur of the My have we St city. We culture have every in our public Dear Miss Pry such a poor Loulsans are proud of our edu Ss Bs Late (jai ‘ in toneh with « Museum of Fine of the beautiful. We are proud manufacturing some of the largast as well as the hardware house; unparalleled Shaw's ganized charitiea, in of Christian Assoctat oe tion and other "nion Station, the where we “welcome ml guest,” and preached’ to us JEANI Grand Old The - natural! ds Bridge. cliente as the eighth ait river it spans. ne | lest Fark. next opinion ar of the in people; ‘ational advant hoois, s. iagn . ‘ent of our and commerce largest of our beautiful above ali, undred churchees where the word of God To the FAitor of the Post-Dispatch. reat river that y is the first best feature, both from its antiquity and its grandeur. The corlan, would have been cla comes second, worthy to rank equal to the St. Louisans Are Proud of Their City. Pus C-Dhspateb lam e@eorry that you of St. Louis as proud of our tel.igence and why net? We ake’, but in wur academies o. Vea and free library; an newspapers AB ce events; and a Arts to « ultivate vur sense pre-eminence ae a alcity, having factories tn drug house and pores and Garden, o our cluding our hospitals; the splendid werk of our Young Mena son; fall our annual kx- festivities: of o ir finest in the Worl] the coming, speed four threes of > tne LEPTW ICH, 5716 ( ‘lemme! is @V. EW Mississippi flows past our cl'y that wonder of engin- by the an- wonder the world. ‘to Frement Park, the frites Dise’ AUL iva BEST FEATURES. A Prize of $10.00 in Gold Will Be Post-Dispatch for the’ Best Telling What the wora, j Tieot Onmsay | tu Keep ; , OE our ace ! together a trifle more. That won't put me on my feet, of course, but i'll be out of the wav when the crash comes, I haven't had the heart te confess to my mother and hts Oner, It’s—it's all so miserably disgrace- ful.’ Wh ‘Hiutton mi: ay of he {fs in the be persuaded, at sort a ep is he’ “Judire for There loor way, how ‘Ah. Ple “val from the ver: anda, I join you, it nels looked utton Was ye murselt, il! eried a high, rough voice “out enjoying the view? up. advancing toward them. Was a tall, thin man, whose age might aiywhere from 5 to &®. Stragwliing red brushed Upwi ird, made a herote ef- hide the had crown of his head. was sharp and aquiline, his eves furtive lits faultless evening the look of a hotel waiter was crusted with jeweied right he kept in ‘his pocket. " and ‘‘seif-made man’? were every i line iment know Mr. 1! ] I I 1} { le Sed ‘Vulearian’ Stamypecd oon “Do you Hinds?’ asked Pley- l co dly, IX erased ‘Inds— hone to. Mr. t: hut your ‘ope to acquaintance, narrowly, as man's fe ©. —_ Hijineds then EN t Was regarding htm bad cos tw spi ped the Waa btw 2s) Dads,anenn!’ “T can a % perhaps, ao Hammon: Was left “What she wond Hutton qrently tages of Lietenin literate b Hinds Bla? Foe. “WN Australia "AS- rie’ went l oratory ““>preat Dbreuth, Pleydell’ to Australian latan had ding at her si “what's the us? of formalities, has advan’ On, as he noteel Hin " pALY HIND. = i - eeee just now. eS ll tell you to-night, If I can bring myself to do it, the man, dejecteady S attention was ne up 1, for the moment, and by Mrs. Hloneor alone abt, he mean? What can {ft be?’ erecl. me. Lowy ntime wae holding forth e'o- Margaret on the udvan- life. half contemptuously, ‘Vv, Elonor did not noth: come Boe: the house and to his il- ‘oe this i! Was x, " Hutton was saving. say |. bhut in new country way. Now,’ out both arms in a look @t this yur enn , re informa! ages in that throwing geasttire, “‘let’s we’ ;on the square” ‘laimes] Blinds, unter his fton'’s laet Wweftds and , ser (od! “y movement "What in alarm cers ‘Nir 7 as. ae ~t om shame! (To to (riven by the Article They sAre. largest in the Inite Sey ge } imUished feature toird glace fourth best fe for Wwithoart ex - oc “f fsa most dis- ty and justly ° 1 States, Mile of our ¢ the m 2a)} of ¢ mmfort faculties above ature ls barail Culture, the Nobler bie aOse in! a Univers ty A je ewel sour larger. an TY) eke he alma ary r} and the public | the 1 iter Promoter «o Lous Urntversity ‘ ' Stands ‘uous frig eUrrisier? wih bese ianl-mark Mtiel AS bitte & ais A lel v? >} . ‘ wile ‘ largest Nardware e CAN pProu cal) hips! rye T pe. me in tie St, ad ‘venth les cr brewery pPurhes fece) , ire ar ? ; nto tire | -- 5 ‘es ° . im? have Ml i 4s., Jowe! Will fit the mincth fentiure A rN | the terminal of kindly reach home, a great U'r:ton Station best fealure. Our J yt irnes ° ft. «@ f ne when | absence | justly the -enth SPER. Polly Pry Could Avoid the Tunnel. To the Fallror of the Poat Yea, “jolly never freeze prepare Dispatch. s.' where they | t smile, | ‘ , old St laru they cann fy for and re S&> sf) where they vive % mot Weeds they cheerf. saleowalks anow white behind which variably bloom, is all kept clean by the German. And there sre nm'merous parks where every one goes on a Sunday to hear the ex- cellent music, and see the flowers and the women; our women, with their su ppie fic- ures, graceful movements and exquisite the and gowns; wemen with i” new | grace, ‘latanced | } @> e+ &* ~~ | beauty Arti our are permain burt ‘ at id now to wraik fn spring under Were “places” nineent ft lawn, flowers You Were I have The Interest Again an defend th The Mothers of St. Th the Fu! ] ‘ ra *y uiS AaTe: First -—T ‘ry Pe | »t wit H a)! ma«lvan’ Kuat cet) J: ee tutions, and (so0lden N! ni h- cessful money an ives bey Ti la Tenth both of In the at man” Hiu ' of fion « And our ** iv the about d again, and ho opride: te Flax} pleasure ere every Hier wonderful ratiway advantages lar«est, in it. Mr. Hinds?” *-asked Honor, **Are you i117 — hes is peed. tton?'’ m Stanton, v father and backgrnuard who my motner the brotpruit 7+ Morrow.) De Continued —_ — ee - the combined with the thie baliv'’ dressed dudes bh as 1 “trrneke any) reetagrhs me of ot the amd overt heavy with the you, you eould so near the heart ent ot sepptactem fev rperntics Whese praises bit ose which Miss F Sout Nn - dear you meant bless Ss >thyyouRh thei: ee niade st Lt commer fa ‘great hari! nE empucoy ite foot , many a il parks. a ble«s- and pvoor beaut! rie thi, ricci hd nanny that~Lis.t ¢t street car city on electric rie *her erful eqguaced be » eran 8 4) lier magn age®, ? 1, the iftcent irches, edu- . the press, an charttable in- itizens gererous divine mmmand, the Hier hospital SOW Le 4 ers that Le Her fa an a only sur is. at the bens “we. gather ‘| fest. vililes ition lluminat expended for her guests Viehiv of fall that centering in arene and egress a. convenient finest and moet Inion Depot in the world and unequaied hotel privileges at moderate care of the vast throngs tha ly this wonderful ony St. rices, to take vieit ennual. Lou's. « Bridge street Chiltootbe Me. of till Fast ' * H! nds started sliahtiv. ! to | Po ST-Dspatcn Doers. LFIUMORISTsx> DHILOSO OPHERY THE DIXFERENCE. When you and I wee toys at play We never thought of }sterday Nor sighed for ple istes passed away 4 | We never knew or care a com ‘e in| The present wae the Oni¥ nod If eo yor prin or dsc ONen? The hazy future would besent. | We recognized or understog | And we pleaded oa labor w square, | eo the thing J ict le if vou eh de of tm Fe - enjoyed t - as We Sins We never stopped to reckon thy That we would grow to Dear eben os. ith a pick or pen, We never dreamed that wa would On wings of love and touch the sks | And rave abowt a pair of eyes, Nor did we dream that you woulé reas Or I would aecritle such a screed As this one now, Bil, No, tndeed! For then we rested, hide and hoof, Beneath the broad paternal roof. And pleasure was vexation-proof, Rut now where are we? All our wants Are outraged by cheap restaurants, And good: home cooking hourly haunta With tndignation how wea shake At advertisements—all a fake'— rOf things “like mother used to make" g ‘ The fairest girls we meet are those Whose ever-ready, fluent “Noes” Ilave plunged us deep in etormy woes. Where are we now? With spurned affe And florists’ bills an LETTERS FROM‘THE PEOPLE. (This column ia open to everybody who bas @ complaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, infore mation to give or a subject of general interest te discuse,,or a public service to acknowledge, ang who can put the idea into the fewest words possi- ble. letters from persons eeeking employmeas caupot be given pases in me column.) One Girl’s ; Problem. To the Eiiitor of the Post-Dispatch. Having read the various pieces of advice published In the Post-Dispatch as to how te keep house on $40 or %# per month, I would now ask your readers to oo Kind enough to gkive me some inform: nt us to how a girl can itive on §# per we um working In a downtown busine TC. 2 and get bu $6 per week and would ike to know ff couid pay ear fare, board and roum rent out this salary? I am not obliged :o do thig t the present moment, vut shall ua come pelled to do so e’er long. Any informauon on this Pome Slrall be thankfully recelv by Stik NCHIRAP HER. A Good Word for the Conductors. To the Fiiltor of the Pust-IPispatch. That conductor's sister la right tn saying any one with little children should not be out a night ke Saturday night. It bal enough for us working giris to be ont.’ If those people that are always kicking about Street car men could only take theif Juaces for a. whiks there weuld be Jess Kicking. If thiawe “‘soclety ids’ would go. to and from the matinees in the.r carriages they would not have to ride in crowded cars,” that’ should for working peopie; then they Would have to soll their shoes Waiking a few : tiie x for car. As; > hive been a passen- ger oon the ars | bave been treated polite y YF loves The motormen and corlucn © znd men. PALLY lV ASSE NG St. monthly rent \ W) ty oe’ not rast erosstt Louls, Wife’s Duty to to Degraded Husband. Teo the bkaellter of the F* Will some Christ nde Dispatch Kindiy express their two ehtity af a wife re gard portion of the marriage worse, “till deyth Where the }jeaSoband tet thyt-Tt sSecm- beguit? Tlquor hpae petrisibilities that ! ‘ K init, frie linge tit a Quarre leeotne bie Comes a —_ Uticle & mt. Ty sate . of the Post- opinion as that better or in a case ch an @Xe for him to his ftiner from @& her, inte. | s fr vow “for the to i * revel lraarpetenal and fat : yh.a?) » influence of lige Konge—a quarrel eb the elighte is te etrine aroused. Th ott timid nature entiy for fouf year® “ike (who are for the fee hbheen.at one he wonild rf ence has ‘s treated than a loving ‘jentions woman vow to mean to him under, even tJ hough iL.y ageing her hin Ww ( tt bring him te it caused him to fall lower fuld she be blamed tn the eyes send” ji} aome the reacers t lease answer. ANXIOUS. : St. Louts hes borne wit partiy for t four {rn nmiamber ' membrance of what time, also .for the bope ually oreforsar but het t rencheT the Limit usec servant of had t hi at ’ he , he ] ereery as retires a3) her mm , ee * «a > , ria yb peets 1? « Pye his @enrses, try rrie @.. ? ~ i crt dhmp and Barracks. Poat-liajpat a Whisky in To the kdltor ef the KM M. Wella, on iplain of the Th ee Infa cliime that wh bane of the im the “aves [lime whisky toe ther graves tham Pntiip pine may bee trie uit whisky, proper! ‘ “a = Firet Tete sky is th® Ihiippines, He more eoidier® bersple ta, ”" ule trve ntry. aoldiers his ‘tatement paca’ = opeare «ji -and not in ex eati in i leading | | l dhene of eal be ter to his grave. Instead fers s/whea ft, tt is @ ek cel remedy , he has te hee : yo lone as he | ».d for‘active ce, where . and bad ! inking watet » dior ome* hack fr etl osu on and takes bere coke or city, and ts camper opwonme sduty, enly off once i! health {s , “}ialb je to Perm a “ly typhu: the relax: att tenmaelcrn they the enemys teatify that diers are sert To avoid shia milser i’ ‘ aor iK «lhown i’ will att : mof nerves and were under Whi.e in front Bevery gsoidter in the werd this titme that mane the to their eraves vu weet deal could Be i done bY merit is the Ce ve enment would of whisky and and rer fused DK. ELAEW. a pure Mother's Drudgery. ‘an you, @e¢ will you, tell me throwug®s the columns (ff your valuable paper, wat a model.wife should te” A man calls a young lady and finds her all primped am with hends that show she has never ooo’ a steak in her life. and her mother oat the kitchen washing Would a woman _ P wach >. kind *
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te as Ten ee eee eee a a ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 1906. i SJ ‘ HE BiG HANDICAPS - — THE FIRST FOR THIS YEAR WILL BE RUN NEXT WEEK. THE CRESCENT ‘CITY DERBY. -_—_——- — Many Good Horses Are Now Being Tried Out for the Closing Event of the New Orleans Meeting. ——-—-—————— == The month of March will usher in the fret Die handicaps of this racing vear. A week from Thursday the Burns Hal di- cap will de run at the Oakland track, at San Francisco, and it will be the greatest race run out there this year. Valued at $10.00, the Burns will the best horses now in Ca.iformea post—that is the horses who can route, one mile and a quarter Among thoee expected to start are Ad- vanee Guard, F. W. Brow Rosic ante, Reoaormonde, David Tenny. Dr. Sheppard, Or. Ngmbula, Potente, Formero, Dendo- run, Ss pteh Leiaid, ‘Topmast nf one or two others. al} the ‘8 bring te gu tJ Following the Burns will come the Cres- cent City Derby, which will be run at urday, March 24. the closing day of the te viar New G©ricans meeting. For this event several candi ing wiven their dally trv-outs at ‘ery Park, and the Memyaiis conthigent destined tu play a more impor pratt the division of the first, eecond ana money ths vear than the bra pointmenis, Kentucky Colonel Roger, did In 1898. The Conqueror, Lamplighte dl, and the Schorr caet-off, The mincing in the barn of W. H. May & Son, are the quartet of equines that are ene waging the present attention of the taithtful little band of railbirds Lamplighted negotiated a mile last week In 1:16 and a fraction, with a paner-weight in the saddle. This is the fastest work attempted so far Resides the four jut named there wi.l be still another repre- gentatiive facing tiie starter in which in- terest will be centered, PW. Breode, J. W. ®chorr & Son's son of Cayuga—Prosperity. who has carried the Orange and biack '0 & succe*s on of Dril- lant victortes on the Pacific coast this win- ter has been elected’ lo cress tle contin rit via the Sunset Limited, and will be te on by the Schorr confederacy to the (*reescent 4*ity cimsealc before turned to his «tall at the Menon which has been vacant since the e up the line was inaugurated Iast Schorr hae alres is Ping two of pg re Ore. New Oru sol Sate wy ates are tre} ssismtiveeell aiv amt n and Avenstoke htush, now Sy On ‘I tri lumph: 1 : @hnoneh tea crack S-vewr ne aleoundes ities \ vile ® Ainerican JDoerby «a Washugton Stel have iif ‘an Derbs, mini miimaa «ct thy thie 4‘ last er elope ' me tTarter the sr Fale war | ree . ore oy Woeat over and he lkes the first d fers of the Ve TN AT THE HOT SPRINGS, _ —— SEVERAL OF THE CHICAGO BASE. BALL PLAYERS THERE NOW. CALLAHAN WANTS TO STAY. According to His Statement the Grounds There Are in First- Class Condition. a4 colony of baseball play- Springs. of the St. UW Conner There 19 quite ergs now at Hot (apt. Tebeau there and Cuppy, there with him. The Chicago Club Wanted to ite players at the Springs, but De Rebison, presiaent of the St. Louis wrote are of Chicago: “J don't think the pian a before ae teams (ried tu neither sid® gat in shape. on taking your team there, Nout want: ng to be aeeers. tuke his men ese LUM, I rw mati. — South to hunt proper Louis team is and Young are alee good one. train there So if Vou lll move on.’ Mart eg laede ay ' t hes training igo players, de Meobison, @fe andr ot lt» and dof and mies iit “pile the 1’? trait a The Chi: of son «Soe rs Griffiths to the oprings they talk as though hey Were with the pinee and would uke thera, despite the protests of R any Unie ire na ietter Calla! that he and the other two of ihe team are enjoying excellent health having a good time. The westher enough to permit of ball playing savas he sorry that the Chicago not coming down there to train “Tiris is a grand spot for training, Jimmy. ‘‘and the ball park is in fine We are doing light work and intend ! ing here al bout March 10 to joln the ¢.ud, Callalan'’s statement about the bali malik at fiot &prings being in fine shape does not tally with the dispatch sent out by Tebeau » the effect that the gromnds were not fit io play on. But perhaps there was me tho ‘» Tebeau's statement and {it may have been made to keep the Chicago and other plavera away from what ts undoubtediy the most natural and best training place for baseval] players in che country. Tom a lahan Suri i { team, Cal have uifeady r oWwh ACCOT I, Me « ‘art t hy, thei of ia 1} q fia ati’ i's ; hil i'm (‘alahan is lea ig “AVS shape ftus of the Chicago Orphans Was in Selena Sunday. Ile tohd the natives that ha wlll probably selrert the A'tahama ftown ws - 9 Oreining ground for his nkgh-sirung bupeh of baditussers "a hid for ‘ the: 1, ¢ CRA +} ma Gartn x i ! id. he omiilip Slap Ww LN of other ing tlie +S ‘ ii is “Os nski “hows skis tt must eheap, if in- icltermination to (puar K us prussi- TYicatle é it did mort OUL «ol the “7% ge ter ret DUS. ness ble --- —_ sm retiring at ihis edadnterteil tlk al: a4 Wonderful onlv tiriae i aZaltst hita igure and 4 r.ial “9% sicCoy is wi at ~¢* Perhaps tbe uk n » Lacs i ithe Creedon anu niy by in one in) in 1 “vent- and . oni bbe n worst Chovnskti, o. made iL ob. subse Wik the ‘pownski's at the hands of gett cotet of ‘hh? ’ i? ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Ine A Great Game Promised When Cyclists and West Ends Meet. 4 1. eo Cy- ja Wiest Fir i? cramer vr] ywrom aoc] 7% 1) tie reat si | Was Prosecuted to Conviction. Was are tralis- Ar Alphonse Lefkow, who ALlernwoh, Was morning. 4tforney late Monday to jail Tuesday tment, charging forgery, had been re- iurnel against him and he was taken by Detectiv Howard énd Gallaghei bench warrant, The off«¢nse with s (he forgery “4 -i cil ferred Ile alos es wt) ‘4 Which the lawver of some deeus Which an attempt Was mace fleece Jobn MsiMenamy, Gea te ¥ oul orf SKA). Mn humber Of persons Concernel inf and Herbert Mills was ineicted offense three years age. He Wis the criminal courts and given a Pernstenilars Sentences, Ac Uladi ple a@liewed that Mi. was ily a go-belwe iting with el I~ Cuse ii ut i tae Nr. Was Metely a ua dete rnpned ¢ iis wil allegath Woman of inie.ligens refinement, Were surprisyng tier were that her hyeband’s ce pursuit of his rut Was suen vuld not . The sult distmnisse coming up Then Mrs. filed « uit of ! The ns: wife who is a “fe ‘ finally tries divorce Leikow was one most Prosperous bar Prince immacUlate and suave In the jail Tuesday morning his characteriatics were AS marked as ever. Hie greeted callers cordially, even effusive- ly. Proftering his hand, he said he was sorry he could not offer Visitor better accommodations. ‘“T am always advcustomed to gentlemen of the preas in better qtartelrs than this, he sa @& “and In offering ” “an eprertainment. InAeed, IL haven't even ‘{- Karto otfer Vou now, and l! iil \) “$y yr) me ine from vou "e Heel transferre: comme fiatlion tlt O=Muep every pin e on he. / TIT have crossed T have come over ft: send i] cabin, in th rdden in cari! care about these Jiltie Letkow dressed and of the De al inembers of the looking his manner his re ‘elving ‘CED from the ‘Wi the re Lhie } ive fa don't cor nve nience now “Now, Mills f What they mixed had cise f is thar o! really don’t krow is for l never Was a Wilhess hev i. information three years ago and fa led to indict me then. You see, gincve my domesti troubles, ‘ings have hap- pened and Lt suppose m tfe ia iurgely re- Bponsible four the present prosecution, “[ feel no aperenenee now I heve sent far a friend and I ante ip: ite no trouble aboul gett ing out on bon —_— a, a BRIEF NEWS ‘ABOUT TOWN —— ss F- ~~ em Items of Interest Céndensed for the Convenience of Busy Readers of the Post-Dispatch. about this rgery case ] are doling th t only as News Of Faces. —Tho yy Gas Company’s Tarcleda 4 Offices - Fell From a Scaffold.—W. @ painter, fe.! fr Pahslec de ternal Conductor ' Robbed. —Pat > 2 a> oP) T?? ‘ Wile: & ePported fir tl 1! a ! raslignt ca f > Special to the Post Dinpaten. NEW YORK. Feb. 2% Will be indicted by the spectal now in seesion as a result of tigution into the recent’ bear movement against Brookiyn Rapid Transit’ on the Stock Exchange. of these indict- ments will be for violation of the code. which prohibits circulating false inh- to destroy the value of sto ‘ks be for swindling pure and sim- —~Twenty-five men grandjury the iInves- Some formation Others will pie, The grandjury has examined neesea and found that not only kiown pegsons in Wall street ai on. Broeklyn Rapid but they have a.so been vith c+ nt- syndi utes have been The jury Wail street firm is Street. appeared, beaks Hie testified Jan. 1 his firm opened anil burne i its oid ones a sera: fi 1 eXists hr 1 Paffa' ") he firm toga " he suid rcking Brook- fforing to make pRvestqre by the many have weLl- been back Transit connected which l-known firm of te produc e {ts hooks. the moet prominent in of the members of th he did not produce the under oath that on a new set of boOKS "The Wail firin means tw uy prior sot ye of w hi January can iar jisements, to oT the supposed brokers from en and aditferent all Ame Ss. ! ’ of ales, differentiyv im the int different syndic Sahiie Source It eaid that Wall Oughiy stirred up when the cused is made known. After the adjournment of veste -rday one of the jurors he was leaving the bni.ding: “If there were any truth 'n the old jingle about the Har making briimsatene and fre, this buikding would certainly have been burned to-day" A number of wtitnesses from exumined during this investigation {ts out of the invest'gation of the arnpalling the Third Avenue Ratlroad This road’s stock has avear. and the com- floating debt of $2),- 4 DEWEY'S FLEET WAS SUPERIOR Decision by the Court of Claims Di- minishes the Priz@ Money. WASHINGTON, Pod. £27.—The United (Court of ‘'4lonesZhas rendered an on t nA#Af Admiral Dewey, officers Tie hourmty for de- struction of anish fleet in Manila Ray, May 1, -ourt holding that the Claimant has . revover four each person on Loard tire enemy's ships the sum of $l, This decision eres. be thor- the ac- will list «tf Street in the grandjurv remarked as Wall et reet the day in up «a UA OU), *. states or (ope. 2} for his to the basis that the Acdniirai’s ileet Waa superivr to the Spanish fleet, exciuding the shore hbatteriea, torpe- does and the mines in Manila Bay. PD lent of the J. H of l'yu North “tree is upon They pat) ‘* ‘ ey iS Person- a Vaca- MpPAany “2 ACCOMA poraurtly rhurden his bué6éine as Riis poval! hi “er? mys, im K 18 AS® ened as He will therefore Term topes pena: | wite- | : — PY eeere - @e«*e2?* a et ee ed LERRRUKKE SEES SERRE EREREELLSEBEEREEEORS GRAND. ENDER - ey “weescere?® Ge a li’ %~« ~ Peeecesereete* Broadway and @ashington. For. 3 and Naine Ooar, retvurnlisg the fait confiuieton hase arisen owlnug io the fact that his cousin, Tensidite J W. Teasiiale & m in ft, through Teasdale lives i@ hale and Ww Central Belt Road.--The Central Belt , repres serie? i. i ne an ‘ "4 : . t} . - ‘ trig oP sal * New Silk — 5) pieces of pretty Figured Foulards and China Silks in a very handsome range of new colorings—a special bargain in Silk Department from lu to 12 Wednesday, per vad Girls’ Dresses— kor ages 6 to 14 years—of all wool material in plaids and stripes—all colors— peevoysly sold up to $3 0 — 0 \\ ednesday, from 10 to 12, each. eeccce ‘ Sc Long Cloth — 8t-inch imported English em Cloth, made especially for us in 12- vaud pieces, worth fully oy 5O—Wedne sday, from Ll’ to ]2, in basement, 12 vards for only. ecerecese 1. 00 vards Black English Crepon, in crinkle and ribbon ef- ast on r—AVednesday from 19 to 12 $I 05 — —_ . 9 , . i ; Pt ui at @eeeeecse ee 7 No Happy Home to!,...°.” Toe ety “en tert , east Dit Leste PP? — sights Hh spn 1a pe heii Neda oor ii aasisih sailed teas HES toy: nn O26 en Ooh -- AM -Wool Vestee Suits, with small collare and sold regu- on arly ot ah ee 06 * t) ee) ra a A 68 sas ~ = - athletes will strain to ross the tape in front and will un oabtedinr be treated excitin contest. The ‘furners were heaie:n last hockey teani representing the Amateur Athletic Association esting game, by the score of 2 ; wigan ye , sn ail The one-mile match race for amateurs ' sent : ' gh RY -. reaulted in a hollow victory for Joe For- shaw over Oecar Biankenmie eter. Frank Peers, who two years ago Was re- arded as the best pitcher in the Western i. th, - ;' _— wngue, and who can hod his own WwW th Pape phate sp tt pee age any of the minor league twirilers OE TOT ose Gh nie ones a ci a ‘ present day, has succeeded William :' . When. rtny veater as chief instructer at the Ice Pal- ace. Pears {a one of the cleverest skaters in St. Louls “Tl Aint. Leave.”’ © Nba! ler MEcodrtiw A prodis camila KRaliwiaiv ('o., oe frev, has astured the Sit Kavanaugn say will De® Court tat che last stp lati —— for next Sun: t: Vs ¢yolng ehise has been complied with °3 er! Jevtiny \\ ok vibhal Phe grect captain of constructing the r ad Is LOW ttle n.) sb thea ii.3 pidylig Oldest Postmaster;—Vohn Gruening- pet) now ol hack in 1o Cluge anit aver en | Work, cnn ne” ” i) Fravtk - olde ? " ° . 1? : any OP. ive 1 Ai New Orleans on Monday NeKarnis' ran @ remarkably good race and won so easily buil serviee in Bt after one or two rather disappolating races ‘hat the etewards decided to suspend his owners, Dunn & Davis, pending a c wreful investigation of the horses recent perform. ances. uving the be- the eountryv t game wu! Ta sAto th oi ’ fad - nz oo; eet tt Skirt Pattern — 4 fects, worth at 8 per pattern... Boys s’ Seat 3 Tn spite of the fact ihat Burna & Waiter- house have many useless horseea in ther stable, their winnings during the weeke of the CUakland meeling® were large. In 18 dave’ racing che horse stable won 15 firtte, eight se pais thirds. The ‘ot il winn'tnee« were $4.90 opt RB when the season opened, ‘uble has placed tu its credit ho bers ~~ A, > aed MS »' . nd t}- erie Laie " a F peat emt 2 ai ‘ Dy (ak [os €°} Cyt. rly me oh pide vor of witticn. —J 1 udge Hirzel] RR EAR RR IES AE ol Sol SR -_——_—_ CHAFF FROM THE SPRINGS. 1 ra uae 3 | raits ms eT Of 0 mile Counts, Chiat Mee te Temteereaa gl inci wit = +. bii- eae ee Madison Turf Exchange Reopens. Traine leave foot of Olive street: 1 op. m., 1°90, 2. 2:90, 2:5), 3:20, 4, 4:25, 5:35, 6°% MILWAUKEE NOT AFRAID. Hor People Willing to Fight the Na- tional League. to the Poaet-Diepate Mis., ——— ea. lel DELAY IN BOND ISSUE. The 2 Per Cents” Must Wait the Pas- sage of Currency Biil. WASHINGTON, Fev. 2 —The arrange- for fasuing the new 3 per cent bonds sev - ’ . pane. « ‘ , iS ’ : yi t+ tsi Frater , or W, A t l ens tt , = ss ‘y ie bee Sigma Ku s. tion oils pubilo monev in thetr hands. It is hot yet Known bow largely private ownere of bonds Willi offer them for exchange, but Sul that they will be offered largely by those who do not propose to re- tain ihe bonds A o.reglar will be sent to the banks holding bonds as soon as the Goid standard biil becomes a law advising them of the terms upon which exchanges can be made and enclosing blanks to be filed Kvery exchange wi!!! afford profit tu the Governmen', because of he saving in interest: from the date of exchange ‘oe ne maturity of. the old bonds, in lependent- ly of the low rate of interest after the mae turity of the old bonds The plan will be aciopted for the first time (af issuing registered honda for #009 for | the use of banka having bonde on deposit the Treasury. Tt [ts probable tha: the holders of the regtetered bonds of the ol leeves will be alowed to obtain the new per cents In coupon form if they desire. MRS. THOS : TON is CONVICTED. Sent to the “Penitentiary for Complic- ity in Murder of Her Husband. how net | wile ( cat Ln @exisie , unde: ried - i t e 4a, é j 1} te alii er JOPLIN, Vey reo. of Mir. bela Th ryite Stren then memver day Sag ny te NT ened Merchants Arrive.—More than from TeNXas Spectal to the Hon SLINGS, Tommy Ryan are siill This week Ryan put up ficiit Jack Root at Cileereo match is as good as made ‘The hops at the bie hotels weil attended and nowhere in Fi —President tis foe gmerern hands go to America and colect the funds e- to increase the development of Washington. the Chicago etrore man, ts here looking for a match at heavyweight lifting. He ha« astonished the guests of the Plauteau, where he ia stopping. with his feats of strength and a match with a good man would be a drawing car in. oC RAM. Tod 6loan’s Plans. NEW YORK, Feb. 7 -—Jockey Tod Goan will stay tn New York for a week. Sloan declares he will le this summer tn the Washington Park: Derby and the tfuburban and Metropolitan Handicaps if offered sull- able mounts. His first race in Engilend will be March “& Primary, Secosdary or Tertiary Bleed Peiser Perrsaneatiy Cored. You cae be ireeed at home usd samt geareaty. @ yeu have ge @ercary, ledide potess ast oil! have actos eed , Meces Petches ip “Meath Sere Threvt. Piagr a Co'ered Spats, Uieers o aay part of the body. Geir or Byetrows faillag oat, wrii. Cook REMEDY _Co. 1837 “Ageoale a Ce icage.'i.. fer he $00,908. Weselict ‘Be wee obs: par easen. W ae Se eens enans wo e050 Care. 100-paze 8 Look atyourtongue! If it’s coated vatho your stomach isbad, your liver out rpeprbes: “ae: order. Ayer’s Pills will clean your tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make bt. Easy to take, easy Sc. All druggists. Hamlet's Lucky Escape. ‘rom the Philedelphie Reco d Polly Pink? ghts: Did he ever do ‘‘Hamet?’ Fenny Peet tite: -Mamiet’s lucky if be dida't Pre | tie's done about evetybody else. a7 Devwitd Nichols», St. Leuls, Ma. | r ee ae ee ee eee icupiiepanneeneeaen oe - Shek” yey Konig Fa * om. -
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MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCRrr TUESDAY—RT. el al _ fF —— ee ———s = bat LOUIS ae a ik Natty POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 27, 1900. _—_ eae ee ee THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 20) Words or less, 5 C ents o-_ --—-- ASSISTANT. Sit. wanted with od edncation, as assistant do other office work. Ad. L. TY, BAKER Firet clases cake baker wante work 3 days in week. ST2ZHA Larky ot RARTMNDPR—Situation wanted temier, etrict.y seber amd rellatsle, thee! of work ~ een ent ge a! references, 7 Da! TPieymate i RBooOhKEPPPR, wre keeper, cavhler or leaving cliy: s#eatiafa: My, Powet-DPheqeateh. yook Kis i'l a ~ of inagkes references my Diem ery mez. CARDPINTER in whoiesaie he vers Treasorathe w QVACVIMAN -Sit. wa by young man of “79, IMMekkeeper, of PPont-IMepatech. ty first -claew® bar. greatly [ee desired aa wre I> anja t beet) to La. Ad, T%\ af? - on efraphert creel ‘me rie tery lhev of after of a 14 Thary 4 yew wd ‘ ™ ne’ ] uu lers: Want: ise, 1: Nal NF. hit ,. ’ i ‘5 bate f vt) ris spat ! LNGINEFL trie ) froni ENGINEER pairing tun _— nt. aectiy ‘ont Leiegais FiLonisr- sit Claws floriat years’ eaprei lackvear, d« HOt SEMAN-> steady al ) ae washer. F.. Mariette, JANITOR- mit old, as jJanit: please call or write MAN- eli Wants a tinge ptt Sati ve £ | reform presetit etijpooset ' j °. 30 « nti | Kent Voaitaterel sit walt om] aay Klan! _ App yours 1: MAN Pow alition wa: graduate of conmuner: Ad. 4; 1, }P’uxst 1? =} ‘MAN Young colored work in offi practical miucation ; HS lawns ay MAN—Young man Wishes post ; can caie Ad. Y Ki. ~ Hie ~ a row. law handy OLA N oa wanted wagon, acquali's nobler ad jodasatt MAN —S wanted by fend ae e® amd work for room anol beard, tem m4 erence; wne that wi ] apjte tate a, : M4, list Lapa ls fn MAN family. Richant Loltert«, MAN —Sit. wantel lr work, for @ piace to Address P 118, lest MAN--Sit. wanted by young © gale or retall tea and coffee experience wilh Whawesale Treat Dhingmich MAN An honest position ag boekherypt office Man; Bycuas “er patch. ® MAN- Steady wilte gnat ‘tres sit. as dis er or to nesist in hilctiet work, Lola or rant. Ad. B SS, Peat Tiiepateh ‘QfAN- Young marta! tan, wante alt with enreent qall or address J. M. Siu; MAN tt. erience at Nepatch. veanr® « given hiew nia Llog es . i’ }*ost Lispat: titida } firune otiber kitn “hatist hitwe wath tine . tL) “] uted ing marrie«d man, to «fs iii ; ; ’ i “ad hk 42 1 voung color mornings am! es ; J od bullae Wanied), Wore bey cu) bearding beuee or ‘, in, {. furnace or fot rel: Han, beat cily «yee eee ye, Lristeut i sehces energetic youn ateneup Lhaei Li. sles 7? clhaap Teo young tr? wan'tsd ' lue Pfatie > MAN—Young man, 2) ¥: sind: will give Tererences; OQouprider, 2b71 8. isth st MAN Sit. wanted by a young rien, fu in Pnglish, German and Prepel, ge _oalary reusonatie Ad. ¥ S82, Poa'-lDisp MAX Bit. nk man ! ar tr in office oF wanes vholeasile ye lyy furnish gould refePenes -) can 61, Poe Dispatch PORTER sit or houseman, furnace, liver, INTER—Sit. er, ean estimate WAaTCIIMAN Licensed watchman wants eit wrienced; reference furnished. Ad. N 70, match, wy, TC HMAN Ait. wanted married man; have years’ experience ae watchman: handy around the house. PF 7h, Post-Dispatch WATCH MAN- Bit. ® years’ experience the house. Ad yr 75. WATS -FIMAN. Sit. wanted by a licensed private watchman for !n of outeide. Address Hl. Cistea held, S10 SBS. 4th at.. city 7 Jou NG MAN- it. waned by fice or wholesale Teotrse ue’ lish and Itallan; tet sfraid MM. LToet-Dispat: b. wore r of wanted by allronnd colored whe uncerstands firlug boller 711 Jeflerson ay. wanted by printer and take «hare hnet airtua allre ind 4474 ! ; @k- lost hy nan; lave arouod married handy wanted tv as watchman, Post. [ha jeaieh young man in «of efucation In Kug eof work. Ad. R HELP WANTED—MALE. SARBMR WANTYI>Ajood man; ateniy, 106 N 7th et. BARKER WANTED evening, Satur lay 2216 12th at BAUTENDER WANTED At. once. RAKTEXDER WANTED —A bartender to store wig Market et RASTER WANTE!) Prenklin «a BOY WANTHI>-Strong boy, WAL Kalin! ary. Boy W hae wor cor, Tth BOY WANTED clerk; gol penmau Ri, Treat. Diispateh ROY WANTHI third Moor, rent BOY vob 3H 1? atore, Pais Gentile { Roy WANTED 4icunl one with enperience preve ‘ugton ay. Wednerdas guaranteed, for every > hiarter, and Sundar; Bartender, 4001 Tae ay. Good eoat lea ter, in a Dutcher sdop oy for kitehben mi. real Ps A good en: amd Ll, sastatant tix ire’s Aq. taast = Dt, . k nt Koy, a ‘and qu Stall lar. 1921 Yranki!u av.. tee tes a , . . ami mitae fo Work in ; Wash rend Sth fitied Doers BOY WANTHEA) 4 ol, of age, for Jaul or Martha Paras. /! ro fereme BRUASS VLATIOR W understands lias Ayoapls Pe APiee a uy bow abot aervlce; imrestiately. steltal, D460) Seiwa of sten Man who L~THED t! on bittania plating CASIT for acceplable ideas: state If he Patent Meard Ealttimore { CIGAR WAKERS WANTHI mold wotk; efendy¥ w. COLLEUDOR (watheitc man, w and bend, 1428 dees a COOK WANTEHL- Man ic. 4K WANTED Sioa Mounting bouse 1424 Coo ELS WANTED eli year round r. New Orleans ine PRIVE wm WANTEI *Aipress Wap. Js }iMak TRIMMERS end setters are hereby reqoest- ed to etay away from factories where trouble 16 pending. Ex. wid Leoeal Doe PPCHER WANTED. A. first-class Western Pograving (-0 TINISHUER WANTEI> A blacksmith spring Wagons aml storm buggies Let. Puepatch. TURNACK MAN WANTED—Mao to tend furhace 42 Laces av. | “LER “WANTED Ku ler cod wachine. Hiome Made Shoe «* Ho SEMAN WANTHD. Coloowd yr at Yotel Reers ! ; a4 . POR . WANTIO—Ry an atbletic clad tn eth a nitor, cabinefmaker preterrea - keep bulldlog and furnishings repair: $25 month, light, fuel liek atate bow maay io farnily. Ty, pated. MAN “WANTED —Man ‘of commen echoes] education to work ip cit muet be a huetier and give fefereaces g78i ‘Frekito at. em ms NTED Dumpetent inen to aeeort @eslvage RN Wa! groceries rh L Hriit, 7a, No Matin A eae To mop at Grece Motel, 614 — ‘aes feum a: «vv Male or MM N. 4th ot tle, h atiine referelhoue WANTEI> ener: ? irryts od 14) Miestesipp! av expertouced in la Coppers! work ‘(dhartres s*., lheot Duroet la ; barrel her alaeit 18 ty re Mors N copper etober. for hi, finisher Ad. eller on WE he Viavo hum \ Tiith at Aj pousemiaa the miet ea.ary reece ft ‘oot Leis and Ad. a a ée7; $1.00 week and wp dt tw WK ee HELP WANTED—MALE. MEN WANTED teach you wore in twe mwonuthes than yu can learn in shops in two yeare; we furnish constant practice, eapert insiructlons, lecture books, grad- uAting department, grant di}eomas, donate com- yete outfit of toole and allow @ny cone scholarship and wages Saturdays if they desire; Tepare Bow for busy seasen this spring, cata- pue with special offer matled free. Muler Bar- ber College, 1141 Market MAN WANTED mpetent man ae conchman ; must be willing to make bimself generally useful; ony euch with best of references need upply Address © lot) Post Diepateh. MEN WANTED — -t*aat d } 6ece qt) ee ae . Ad h some ex + MM ON, wt table lst at WAtt “4s Lae ra }é eet Vi tut Line fully « wud Air Ou. Bernt gz - \V a >ai nen and 0 bury Gin. “) eod Sa eR) ae oo ple 4 ‘ BS au WANTED oon and general PORTE sit i worl PRINT! } ‘- eta. WANT! : rT, & with matter. Thornton, 21 N. &th st it Sa) for Ne nf Frankiin Avenuo av. huwk $1 laity Prankiin PRIVATE I: ie sti’ iiisensea 4 Ss] peusary, i breakers per square. AK Pes ; } slaett k NM A WANTED. Sign WANTED ays ‘ar she . ay fauls " in sf jos tion | Antomobile e eveland, © ¢ 5 rac i T \ a a with drea . \4 rit bh . ; 16 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. 14 Words lass, Ct) Cents, SOLITIORN WANT, ’ gietle a new emialiite PARTNERS WANTED. 14 Worde oc Lene, WO Cents 14 iu lun. bh we2A Dodler. AGENTS WANTED. 14 We WANTLI)—Lovers’ pnezie ‘ wl Ad ij rde or lass, 20 Cente, nukes lovers ss baterp ris ‘es; sAlary 7 give tudio, 1563 Wash- lnwiea «a. Al NTS | WANT, _ Yenr rent T se apeblis: @AR.Aly “& Washington ay. to le Lf ‘.>™e a> for We; Do Sujyy Uo., pair af sles ‘auiys _ ae AGENTS WANVTLET Ifanw; parc Mrarkyilie at ey ra WANTED \ Ware lamp}: costs 357 pur Washington s to sel] our are in bril & Morebead, Hiustliing agents tale eleetric Martin “ge Acme Jewelry Co., a~uls, receive by siirt studs. wr, AGENTS WANTHEI? -Send $1 to Mermod & Jacecard bitg.. return mail 1 dozen Transraal germ “~ AGENTS WANTED. Subs Tiption solloitors; great- eat moner- maker fer 1200, 85 to §15 day easly; Varia Kapoeition tlustrated 6 we did the World's Fair now ready; greatest seller of the century, apply for territory; inclese 10 cents Ip hintape for satmop.e copy and ins men 4 ructione; tiers this paper. Ad. 4 els Iliustrated Journal, Chicage ppb Sa WANTED Dieevy st atartedd: pay nie ¢s R oiogiajph tree Wour. | ‘amid ampoclation, Iiryan's lat- tblive ef Je'n our bene®? he] ep Peee | commission; $28 everybody BKB StH, Saiars new oN patents, Nifg. o., WANTED intewst: 4 7 freer, lL; «? SE NES dally guer reavadui ruutest: hig Genalii, ond ring « paid weekly agents; Alam mon each i @. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE, Wo Ia ss, © Cente. of le ja «or anied ] ee ert ’ au eX] song lady, Al ste lL. #2. bust: Dis pws ewuamlhier atwl look VWoatt rlemeedd and al Ulta vd ‘ 2 wy % “part CASTIIGN ~—sS Ad . - 4 I hamer 1a4 wanted os c th, oan hored., NI Dita LAMBEPFIZEMAIL vation om avo £¢ t sf rent ie! } paew Post Pom S.: ~in- tur - lary moderatu i~hee q 115 N man w“ (all “is HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Wer 10 @ ents. Anno to Cents Per Line. Mi AK! hd ser t'y leans 4 lee, ements “ ANTE D—tren: a Ad. bo |* yue the e) departinent. la or TNousiness “Ar” iltney « ine WV. (MOLTLAR Senich ‘collar om »o o., New COVMMos Tron WANTED lade po-liter; bank director) and Morgan sie COWMrK WAN TPE? sad comek, realy for work. 24" Washington WANTED hoarding house; cowe a‘ fo aasist In JAfayette. willing DSO 1 facnml COOK: aud laundry; refe. C4nevK WANTED? F¥rst at boarding us Ca bcihy house work ‘lass cook: ome reudy to WOrk, ise 171% Tacust et clean cook: two in fani- geonnd home: eonrenient N 84. Post-Dtapatch | " iy \\ ily; eruti _5e Tra ra; ANTED—A neat in the suburts;: wages 87 Ad COOK WANTEI). Compecont es kh and laundress: wil! be asaistet with washing and ffoning: Wages S18. Appiy 3 Shaw pl, ene block weat of (jrand and Luafaye ite nvS, QuoK WANTET)—A good cook; must be willing to help in bousework; bachelor apartments, where colored man servant te kept; no washing; applicants must #tate age, experience and give rafecenes, Ad. M S&, DPost-THspatech WANTEI*-4 ook no washing ee tn family of five grown Cis bik 4119 W estininster pl. Pope: OOOK WANTLD- Middle-aged steady plare. 101% Locust et. OOOK WANTED Woman cook, “about 80 or 8&8 vears old. who ts willing to do some general jhorsework. (i141 Manchester av (xeok WANTED fauitivy of twe WANTEI]. A word cook; mewn Cabaune av. te me wouan fo aie 4iirl to cook, wash and tren} no Oabanne ay. Cook white or colored. Apply GinhlL WANTED And repairing iu G TRI. S a) AX THD. 245 girls for sorting waste Ppa- ye enl! between 2 aud @ p. m., Wednesdays, OMT h i N. otis Ot. ; S10 GIRLS WANTED. Finishers on custom pants. N. 8th ove td floor work on “euetom . tailor id (Sheatnut st. é,ir! atore Experienced machine hands on GIRLS WANTHI on, upstatrs. pants, 14%2 Tent a rla te sew ber hand and ma- GIRLS WANTEI-—G! also girls to learn; etea dy * it Ihe, ‘ Saarrye “onl k wear retuned S18 (aes av “ AN VW I> First class girl for cocking and Pe hL fees st On (11, wi = \ ANTED (Ac tip quite S.2 hh] st Gell. afitcher Mueller Bavles WANTET)—i1irl to 1 fninilyv; references re WANTEI? totic luis. il WwW ANTE I. +’ Vpreri ieu th wor GIinkl WANTED Good eook and aseist with housework, gon owt cook, was and $101 Tu ity > iif a _ sinnl on F aperteace hand sewers wor. saue 4th «ft wor ar he, qr re, ri $20 XS ire etea iy Moire Ginis Take ed; and girl to nurse baby references, 4004 Mer good AY 1468 baly . troimeunt Work, 1? ? ina rare Cow od Mages an ome. - an!) LIMA F: Gui. WANTEITP Market et Growl | kiteben G kK VV A NTE? ‘.iti for Gwiing room oT chailber rms Ts ‘round git) for restayrant nt WANTED Tice Lowe Pe » he M: overall and NMI “Shr ed torr, } a1" qemrecNDe i a } i? at WANT! Niaukers, riety P . + * = Jored cir) to and make yer. f Finney ay fer Grerail Ww ANTE n help. re af i -' nerally TT ta lhe ‘Hn Ww a a tell . . umyper ash Ries amid J | ‘mahing Giis W nue hea “ “us om aw ~ GILLS WANTRD fenthbers No. 5 WANTED--A 44.) Loti li GIRL WANTED—Good girl, thar avy W ANTED nilv Maple av WANTELD- An experien: ed machine girt,. & ZA lkx lier Jianed sth af machine girl ou AY finisher and “2.4 Prankiin email at Taenty gitis to assort Yiarket competent cook; no wasbing to couk, at 4221 Del woking and laundry q;irl for work sew on penis. WANTED of two “ime GIRLS WANTED Tes. loule Paper Box Co. GIinis Ww ANTE - Hand sewerr «on Cmts & Sehroeler, 61) and St Charice 6i« « WANTED. 28 experience machine hands =, \naiee’ Re ateady Work. (MWlietTan A lowe wenstein’ s. lith ef IRL, WANTED Dreeamaker wishes young girl ss appreniies, must be wtlhling ane ANnKiiniaA %© learn. to ether nee! appt T42i's Graod ar GAL WANTED a}irl ta de dining room end bh! cosh "2 werk; po washing o ironies 2M Washing wu ef, . A gol eecvant girl ip 8 faimky Madison #t a : giris a etperienced ad ~t (wiminercial & hen 'ts ‘ . ee ee ee ee ee eee re Se Eee ne eee Se ee | ae ee es ae , * , a VS a sa in I ME Behe es SOC Ragan | HELP WANTED FEMALE: 14 Worde or Less, 10 Cents. Rusiness Announcements. 10 Cents Ter Line. GIRLS WANTED —E PS tal rienced machine girls and Daster=s on Vests. 1th ef GIL, WANTELD-A girl to run erranda am! he'p eround siore. Apply at A. H. Puchs, (Am mi. (Lharies st HELPER WANTED—Blacksmiltb (> Fallen st. Hol shin, work Brees HOUSEGIRIL work; helper. ~ ‘VTus beruse- WA NTED—4Girl fur general Park ay WANTED 4uirl familly of two; no washing Hie ot SF IKL lease work ; IHieot Sih, Keneral housework itist go nt Ieor SEGIRL WANTED -Good «trong x! rol housework; tno dlat; German prefer Palrinount ay. Torso lh, house- for ger eral Morgan 27 for g neral any girl Franklin WANTED -4serman sijall familly 27165 WANTEI4i004 German girl for and to care. fer ebildren; ole night. 8M Shenandoah ay. fur agen red. B1S5A girl for . general 2427 & Thr) ta WANTED 4i004 housewerk in family of & }icol SbAVINA, WANTH OD 4etrl work lwi4 ON lith, tn nil. WATHI-> in simall private fainily. Gin WANTED Girl Ih familys Apply WANTED) 456 te. “mek for general house- mkery fur 214 for R144 err hou e- keen wy 4jir) yetieral ]otk LlOoUshG work Ife “] ronern! be lSe@= work Brite ‘Ine «ff Titel Sk‘cihl, Work re Tman )ie ed gee 1h HotUnsbkhoilthl WANTED heusewerk: shiall fauiliy. Hieot SEGIRL WANTED } sed Werk, eshh at ofa bieol Stadt, Work: gooml wages Helshaihhl W «ge I housework: fais Hleot SPIRE refereon Yuptea ati SEG IIL ise Wu! i+ ‘pe A “uy HMoOUSHGIRIL housework * 1141 Rutges Hotshaikh WANTEE work in small family 720 Reaclid av Ht SE4GIRE, WANTED ~x} white girl for gon- eral Lousework omnis Locust HMoUseGint, WANTED?) —talrl for work in family of adults ps HOUSKHGIRL WANTED Girl smal! family. seek oc oliwe «#? Hort SEGIRT WANTEP-—A Work les Rutger Hot skalinhL WANTED ence fur general housework; en’ratice, HoOUshaGiht, work: three fornia uy. Hot sSPGRtL eral housework: lot skaGinhi, WANTEI- Worn: three In famllv;: Hot -haIREL Ww ANTE D> assist with children; wa C\ira Cpevwl WANTEI 4tmet or WANTED | fur cebherai ‘os . av. x! ? Tor WANTED? Young Gennan my good Leme for gow) girl. S21TA mssiat call f WANTEI]>-4eirl ad sears, mo washing, 116 Girl for eneral — (i general bouse- Spring. housework ; ind l for jizht xirl) for general with expert- siiie 4‘olored wir! Wilh rets., for month WANTED ~Girl fo fumilly; $12 WANTED Tmediiately, gi for gen fatnily of for 17> (ors av eral owse- Vernon Gjirl for gen good wawes. thet? : or lhensework and >S; aenedl ately. 20 for general hon:e- av Teo SE Work: Pater W 1a 1>-(sirl small Tarn) a rey F . “a ( tron How SEGIRL WANTED general } 1] 79 ; Work, Siliai Ls: WANTED freti Wutk. Ap yply Morshulilh fun genesal Denton Hot SEAR! ) ‘pera Lule ». WANTHD prinnt «ol > oe ‘ Hot skhatlhti. WANT work; references required Lis >t SEGIRE, Work: Sli }ieot SEXING, Ver rk; Srila Ture “Lore, 10 . os ir ceneral] ay \ ANTE famtlir. WANTED ’ fain) 11 sSecil slthiice Pourni Sraikhds houseweo: inpetent Lleol eral Vv ages tur q*" HorsPpailIRL WANTEI? 4:ir] wi # for assis! lhowsework Llots i. GIR i WANTEI- Werk 16 fermitare IRL WANTED German preferr WANTED ework. OsoO7 (str] WANTED to cook ¢ so eri 7 hie f ly q)) Arpenter alout 731 ¢ ‘;irl te ny uv Liat Sia Work: "genet a} hs GIRL POUSAWETE TOU Ska IRhL | (sir unger 1% Minnesota ayv., WANTED Good German girl fer Tieot ST Apply 1811 Lami e@ general WANTED German girl for general heusewerk 1421 Missourt av. HotShalnl WANTED Colored cook and house gin. at BLS Sheridan ay WA NTT)? geners) cur fure Lary house Wash f° Gt17 i pata fool Fast, work: sma family; ington av HOUStTsIRL work for sta! “ aN rr. l- 43itly fur ye’ 1 famtly Apply Tec7 W rl] te de general 451 1 N. Spring av Hor shGintl. WANTED work: smail famliy HOUSHGIRL WANTED. Colored girl, 13 of vearea eld. for he hn nom Armstrong ar HOUSEGIRE WANTED Expertenced ctl gn eral housework: geal salary 9%) SS. Iroadwar Host GIRL WANTEI) 4+ eral housework: cal! at once fot SHG Te WANTED —-Girl for gem work: small family. 3022 Russel) av MOUSPGIRL WANTED houseworwh; gol wages JFOUSEPKRERBPLE WANTED? Priest’ a lio exnertenced reliable: hest references, American. 1830 La Salle, oly Angel il slime’ Wee for ml white girl for gen- at46 Pine rai house- for general Odst at (jernian girl j2u00 N imere keeper ‘ feermian «(*hur Neat colored wWeman sieep h: me, WANTED 1OUSEWOMAN inust for pe bouse work; Linde! HOUSE wom AN WANTE!) Middle are4 for genersl housework, German preferced; mils “3 Weet Chestnut 8° IT! SEWOMAN WANTED. Middle agcet for genera! housework, go home nights. \ WM vente HOUSE WoMAN Ww ANTEI+- A Woman ” { wist be good cook; 2 tn Sooo Weran small Toman wy N. for general hose work, faiils. Som laicas av LADIES WANTFD- for St. Ivuts and the Sta article of amall covet, yet neces: sary an wnd soung intse; a rare opportunity Si to 3 a dav B ter he eney work; for particulars ad. Ia Vogue S. S. Belt Co, Boston, Mase I. ADTs WAN rei Tatie= to advertise .tolie? pe w Aers:a$h week and cat fare. oth N. Sas ter tjenteel ADP ating lady agen's fa ‘ean hi fir mY} to @#Terv wo ifi a LADIES AND GIRLS heheshat ashe To maser ples for us at thelr homes, time ve y by the } eiendy winter: no re giuiired A Mfe. Co, ‘wed Chiiwe st LAI; new h LA!'¥ WANT ty? Young ¢" ed ty inal! order hr siness A.idreas R S2, Pest [Msprate } exam ef T Ye “4 rr evions | ns WoTrh all ‘hie ardere fF WANTED derenter ES ’ 4 etlals s] ‘ \a Olea ead i vthiasw had expe lary wanh®d Telit i LADY take ! WW A NT) 1? i ‘ard att i io “e. 617 aye] WoOUSEHeLD . ir - $. . PIA \ft?- LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. 1 Cents. 14 Words or lass. WANTEI* lange Laundry Cv., GIRL scam “ollare ~*~.) ay. IhONPR entoyve. Experienced girl to haperionoced ‘saws Pine ew! WANTESI> : ; aede Lanner LAI a WANTED She ine se! LAUNDRESS WANTED—A good Vernon ay LAMUNIRESNS WANTED (blive at Wetnesday morning LAt NORE $ WANTED ot Tamtteiry, “Oy Chouteau. LAI NDRESS f rPevery we 4j:an] WaShe:r arcuer WAN PED daeri mi teat LAUNDRESS WANT Wor liewe N. Broad : wav, Pearl SAM Ss. wale “troner ; woman la sndress. VW asherwoman. at HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED ) Centa. oon wath Side; “oo! DP lepes teh, sl reotos ine “ia af ru, ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 Words or Lees, 10 Cents. ~ ree 14 Words or Lees, WANTED Arcwil ant BROADWAY. r keeping, with cook etove, — CUIESTNUT sT a Usekeeping, ay =i Pay’ . KI Ti. beh ‘ zera es be t: \ t ‘ Tw ENTY ST Peers ] Leese 20 Cente WANT! qa: Pe DELMAR AV, Jegant, frent room, with al- ‘ te 4 ‘ ma) 1 | i. conye Lli*uces: pris asaut I’ QANCING, BLT tine les, w@onable DELMAR ‘Ls fr iit Siiitable fer. two Pera te! AYN ee oe nnidse With heard liasiagen's ah, & ry Welneminy, kn wov venrmeelf atte ch gg Fee Lira @ Ve rnd Surmlay ta aston urd v nish DANCING Lem’ l’ark {r: nt ‘ iti ili r arzif rt) piven r : , T'easant Rj story genpiiemen, with a stha mely fut IIall, by Tem Li), PINNEY prea tbest {il abed . . eyens innaay and ndev afterthemth; HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. 14 Words or Less, @ Cents ANTHERS (ot } ‘tal vise engve ‘> , ; her P S Hroadwar will lia FRFATHERS wante pound, send posta’ pay avian, Ill house D Jouers, paid for flaca + Mls ibs t i Pelee HIGHES? pat iee ane 114.) eash prices paid for beiis or entire isn S. Lite) st Cot }*? .ture eens A for furt ny¥ paid Walt: HIGHEST price Rensinger, To" hur fue *s. Rice HOUSEHOLD? co ds wat iad ona gis furniture, tents pone ‘ and peas! eries Wasb. rng iw 3t bPuiviay bight CZILANITP 7 . — o* s .. rT wy ‘“ reasonable. nlble CLLICH ehces, PINNEY AV, 2086 «cmt. furnished: govel low, partis employed FRANKLIN AY Fewer for one GAMEL® st re +’ Lin me emeetri. “ say toe Diaht l"‘liwe «a; LAtLLNKL «ATNiva ih and ier corieTt ve Litt nip Natalortuim, day atl PPARDY'S classes open fo vmod Sat lay evening rening; teceptiaum Diur revetite mre od table aud lemen . Ch OMIA "Wwe “a bi plesesant beginners every Tiva! leason” «iay evening. vil or ‘ ul iv pnt Her ern pore t team erp tpe os ‘oe AV... “16 IN Yo ard: tir with or without board: i-ai- park Te ferre lin’? Ilenev'se eeif taaching toe ne be oN Olive at. b'rof an ard “ail for stricta a'ingiae er Ni Lae furnished refs ely clerate, ws ras |i ALL THE DANCES TAUGHI FOR $3.00. Le di ney and wife who ere a knew- best da cere and instructors {9 ll term «ff tiree monte guaranice tao teach yon Orr will teach in private leseone rote@sur a entire Hecome A greceful ’ tee ber tjiat «sa ring’ nd teac T . t jinfert teach iv fornisbed 2d flowr r on ferences SY ST hoard Silwu for twe ¥ lanl wilh IAw ist ST board TICAS revvits 1? -* MIsSISSTPREO AN rable qi N fee re pias of tate die ME Nicely furnished rooms, with young TT, rooms for iw nahble 1207, mear Lafayette Park) rooms: newly and nicelw fur thout board: reasonable ‘ »@ feathers Reals pearl: very ’ if tute «@ 1s. is. oe ; iMorGan ST, 224s. Newly furnu'shel roone: or en mite Abe! Bhs theut (ward. afl eon lemy, o2827 Olive; MORGAN ST. 4emil—Nivets front al Ve remorr. 4 mot, 7 " : ‘ P j STEAM CARPET CLEANING. 14 Words or Lena, B Cente CA RIMS taker tuade «ver and laid: loweet prices ream: (arpet Cleaning qo, botit 1141, hine'b C O04 Mierke; AN : 43 : deetrable ‘oe ow? ! cat rniahest VP. ‘ ‘ ated, baile | Meriies A and anh Walt “a8 3) HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR. 14 Wrarcds oF Lars, Ni (ents Furniture. FURNITURE. } at for e«nl- emp Lieot Sb beod.de tyen, Lervimee js ibe i ) ‘ iy *! hand wrniture. iy ae eS 2 ae pes nit ¢ ; ; lin WAR eit ei ase i Sewing Machines. riiN . bs Stoves, Ranhees. Ete. ~ Ais f. T aus Bi ho Werfial Die ve 4 a” for VW bibki —_—_ leon? SALE. | 654; See ia Led reorme fi ; P ae AND PENSIONS. 4 Wa 4 Leas. SO tcente ‘yea’s working 1 ~as nee «& Sie) tbilee BUOSB. ‘et wnt ) i aS Ml ;i™~ ST tal? hornfehed :o°oms, first -lase } TYPEWRITERS. Vi « of Lave, 2 Vents. i ° . rvy . re } ’ ° ;* ‘- “Tr ters. att . . i ine rented 3 monthae , ' all makes carr! ame N Oth ef MISCEI,LANEOUS WANT. fu- te oe Laem, ““) C en's (hen Mantel «8 ee ivi Old Gold | ‘MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE, —-_ for 5S conte Sone ts tet " ers &, em highes! jrte eal d aan A ~. Be ive c $1884 Miscellaneous. et oer joa 1? ot bicil “| i be ae oga Ww M1 ie mtate | ivat ine AMIVIN@¢, been A Wis BELL? 4 ’ : * « ol gele ft nye meeps, With tearm! eo Fore : “qs MWMilfard. 2% patties, Si per ou. Wet MUSICAL. lass wWotents ‘ * «oF Chit, NN. brew wale K ‘ atge rug. <-hes! For saie ' Hever & “on sm Sic! 1 Poe pr any s. t: Phe) & “nr fine ma an: aale one és wor helw or ems ith and I - a? «1} &. PIANts $i: eT rea’ funel. best wort marabir at trewlord's, 6th aud : «treet yoganer up gome asbingtow ar, rib. dusen Manteiive (inn, machinery, et J Mise. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. : " sys cee oo |f MOSTRIN Fish & Oper Gb weART® WANTED ntiemnan Teng, Be ie ea rea to : a wets andl aon sal! ,ou more aad better goods for opey than ady hoes in the Weet We ~ fall line of Freeh sed alt Water Uveters. Lebeters, Sarimp. ete Mali ——- Filed. See Our Retall Department. fs, 419 Franklin Av. — —_— laee ergeagced ‘aw etate ‘oop! Lilet’ pri WANTED row’ Tie Fircther and ceat with Mrard, tf hew ear ‘ re? }t ' mt ined? cny ; eulars. Ad. ¢? 84. Punt prhe new, room. fret -' t nfurn «hed for pon lady. Llepe ' en. break ‘et l’est WANTED with ~“s. Ad W NS, hemes rer lg? Ya Phy cw f gveod referen antee4. for é Pe es a ae ee ee ee ee ee ee
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din 7” =—w eae Oe hh [7 ew ; ee a a ee ~~ SF eee eer a : ; lite ais ™*, ; TUESDAY--9'T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCIT—FEBRUARY 27, 1906. ee - —_—_——_—_ — — — — OO rr er PERSONAL, Pred A Sit}. dressmaker, Nt. tie a = fire salvage atk of shoes at G16 Louis. kindly communicate ith Jonbn J. Mart! Chive : 7 bu em, Cseneral Tbe live ry Now York q'ity I L I Min NAR ANZ A qq): Aucltloueere BUTTER ANT ¢ HEPRSE ° Hi2 Franklin v. , ; SR Steady an vir track Ippi f. — . MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. ' * ve ee ps t tie cone etey aes 8 ee eet Cee = id oe Ghiar at tM Rae ok spol tara (INC@RPORATED, CAPITAL $50,000.00 PAID UP.) PPRSONAL, Lady in black suit, Jefferson ay. ear. | « —__ _—— a ee, Bent walkewt with ¢ Zul 1 Walnut, Monday , it Pit 4 i! j ‘hires ad ; oo etm reat«? . $3 PRHMAGN AT, Hy Mie’ ie ‘eel tl Jlieater eetioe 14 Words or Lana, “) (‘ents - ? is It isMIMTL «Tee v This, however, > gag gs tet P ' ar t pr ee) }* ’ Tepe ¥ ‘rT f ie ‘ L wy : : : ‘ 4 eb ' gentieman in re Pidteel diy grant interview j — - deat D e strong undertone ; bey. Colla posi Pen stth ry bu | } . { ; y rat | uree of conjecture - | Ine! . RI Ce compared with | noe“! 7" : | ’ 4 or write bo s4 LANI--For sale, SO acres Texas p rairie leanmd, in Is 4 SoUTCe numberle=s ' . Hlartris Qounty; well located on Ine of railroad; KAiding the cyuse There is hanily anything ’ a! tat al —s ion curt: lve: singles PRRSONAIL. 1) Boe t ' weeks, ree and) fertile, will produce anvthing that er othnat ee to prompt et ‘t ne —“e ent om! Capes Ss int Iiges YSe: Linols-Twine, | 10c:" ett shee Wart ter mere 5 i “=* cag pri sh mg “hes. usin Vex balance ange : eee, a +] . 3 , ; re 3 cars, evbbiteare 2 ~ salve | .- ; full cream. hing oe We execute aD | ler ? in, 7h Ls ai. is -~ ‘ / beet me ul ! , ££40U8TON, ° . y ; ”) > Spoiler « Str .e t { ‘al . : ‘ +) ' » aa , ‘ . — ; = PEKSONAT betna Tit } ‘ai Mel ailig un ~ vahees afte made in dire t Th . casinos , Tee , oad ntl he en Kai ge; bri ‘1 a ae Pork and 19 shares Stocks nN }" pias T : on marg’ ns . 7 — —— .' , . cS Se L : ‘ , ; , as P ‘ omimiestor @ "orton ? ; } ‘ . _ ‘ Ty . ons, er? ‘es: 2 —. al ef advantage by ad. W Drrvat Polegate: F ~ ~ *"] Ings and « mings of ff, "ny market4 2 t he Bennett ‘ iu j agtepe ts. 460") auc i : ‘ , ‘ ‘“{ =. Uu.btuents, a6. ~ - “the 4 ' . " * 1. ‘ . wheat ural ke vpened ; Riley Spectal inducements miucle mAdjde on - | ed of ly ) j . . PERRON Al, Reyrs ! niutute thidestin! « Tener: I I bay . LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. ee ree po ahead } ; 4 wil kiuds. P . ~ ‘ 2 ~ bs ;. a |) Pp ™ eanie ti'e “a 1) »ooditlonue [pt k. MW te of ~ .. 2) , “a ' ( or ns - sligh tiv better ie worning lhe was bette: try i San oe .- * ’ , ore ® ‘e . Use “is ¢ li¢ . ’ ‘ 4 ‘ ' i os ’ ’ ? . eer thy, ‘ }, ‘ : “er ’ S| Y rr ° . re irema 1° 84) DP wt Dele pateh nis. Sasa” ata mange pweey dl - ome 4 af poe I | waned print ljpeaily t iF reg pe wae Se ty tet: in { uudrawo birds. Drawn, 25c per ce aan ents ; : er . eS! | bf eontipental marke we wow as WVinS. | doz lower leaily Market Review mali. . | er PERSON, , fo i y , of Mary (ilee 5 b+ Cc M ! ight, wit i .er } ids thi luo, i . Te af * mers eure > ! ' } ; ' . . . . ~~. : ‘ - i 4 oe + We tiies wun (and sieter of -F er- ent one principal ceasous wa segs in aieata age cl a i ID a IB ct the Mallard and red bead. $4; canvas beck, $7.54); Telephone, Bell Matin 1119, . ‘titan eee sn ‘ . are ; my Ti i ti greeu-wing teal, $2; blue-wing teal, $2.25; mixed, rie . purritivitie, RR. | ae T> loan—We have $1000, $20.0, 3000, Uno, ernest ‘ar, the wah ohm TURY le - oe un ducks, & er doz less than above 321 Pl a | E ST. ST ‘ oO | ty 23 . LOUIS, MO. ee THE MARKETS ats rs oe __ FINANCIAL, Mary « ehi.dren.: $e sipnw $iouo sx ), Swi0, a00.” The Weather Show to-night an! pr mhably Ortul , t) ! . ‘ POULTRY -Old roostera, 4° beas, 7: & 7 7 : ; * F Rartler: Adminiatrator Nasonville, turrill- . alll : as fallen decidedly in the New Engianl co were port é fair, beth Ss! : { : , geese, Gayagthe; turkeys, ic; pigeons, —_— — ’ a on he BUILDING hbo" ats HOUSE. States nod has risen Keneraliy elsewhece ' ' —_ “ ne $ s 4 J., Ni 3 4) le tam ; ] bies ean ee w*f ‘a ha - : _ , 7. 7 ane , lier rEN« ‘ ) Tice, Bivomball eables: Liverpool ret lig the easier Tm ’ jt it aty f any k DRESSED POULTRY—Receipts light. little de- 212 N. Fourth St Phones } yf nk cate *¢s isiecy. ‘ Al oJ: harley sang “If I Could Only Bring Bla Waluut ' aluut st. Samvel Sim- fone at the close . re marke ‘ , - i rtte a j ae of A ‘Tieat markets yrs eraay ft, hy . Young ehickena, iG hl lowest price for Rack Ayvain’’ jieat night: ft's fine; get a copy at ; a, A - an music deale . F ions, res. ; ngo romrey, Opened kod lowe The e ere = ts ag , > , ~} , eS ' ¢ : y mus lealer I Se GREAT RED SUCTION OF nt oe * thn a A re a. gon f “ eile >. 7 W pe hele ome ; P jeg? on; turkeys, S'.q@e: geese, ow NTEREST. Th ah The | durin r ti inerning. m obo As, eee aR bi, shh - CBS OTERS “sy neks, Bay STO . l mm meney St. Louls Keal Fatat e i Be nebane ae ~ ‘ ee aa ay et ‘ ’ ' steadiness he Iivert=» Plies $1.07 1.2% per head PERSONAL SUNDRIES. ee ae eae gl tt “GE ing Bag 2 Hag ont country demand ae te matinnri ve the Weesknese Ben et tee the ALS. Dull, “4iU'y for small fat; beretics, Ss B Grai Cc : 1 BORROW Kat : 1A emeeeieen ce Aces ~-e gpee eae repel. | covering ef large Hines « ort wheat! for Ratt * tocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton, bought or sold for cash or carried on margin. NTN 4 } U ‘ie: pce tm . Boa! account, it has heen a firraer mat 1S. Mate for fancy spring lambs, smal , bh PRINGH AL a iA’ rw ITY, iarket “| Was practical ‘ ‘ tem d, ‘ot ie r por , bea oval it he ao BR gine a “sy a - oe ee, ng ‘amDs, soiall ead Having our own private ard leased wires. ou- service is quick aad accurate Quvtations by . : : mail or phone furnished. Seud for our Maaual of Statistiva It Words of Lass, 20 Cen'« DREAM NOOK This took tate your tiene, hae | IN AMOUNTS TO BL IT. Call at office atid the pit had alreadds y ellawances for it | Inese and love affaire: wend De hs a @ xf W bye nt. 7 "i ! ne to the repert. bye ' j ; oie : . : ‘ “ L . re] wx ver: " . ee ' -ANETS J ’ : Nt ") 74 t ‘ ; s . - ' . ‘ if , 3 ‘ ‘ Ay. e. | Mag Wlgher ai $ ssi, easing tle fe tau | = WANEED, BY A PROMINENT DR. MA: ty nee soe nt bet ae] rivnie A‘swer qn rm Ad SO. Pmt Dptageateh. on hive. Be ar ‘ : ey ' - ene | SD tere ca “ihe s ; - wd rity ‘r at § V3 NEW yO K BANKING AND “ee ened ALL loom: fs at ' Ve iNEY WANTEI® Loan of Sted on properts wal eos Tan ; i gar’. . ‘ ~U.4 i . oe es ah Meena eae Stain x ; ‘ a tad 7 ; vis ‘ crecele OF S Phe arhet ; i ee ring’, oe 5 ‘i Hiarities: guswrants : ary Heyi at S154" no ageni-a Ad. G S38, Post ator ath at -' ’ pass a I> , i Rca ig gy F ae pase By 1 ty Sak hate . ors at : , inceocda Ste ‘Y Ssuert bbe! » FOO Ure ; nib : BOND HOUSE, ro REPRESENT Fonts mad oaytend “rl a: TRAN parech - f Pt he s aT : a 2 pe . : f ‘ es h me , oll vi ; ely , } ti £ ni rh . ' 7 - I ital M I tet Sfeony] y +4 | ANTI |? If Veer have s'ou fe lown ant Export Flour Movement. Crhem i* ‘ Feopeey! Levy ae ‘ PiThes ‘> ry ‘ Lor : ; oes Ge ; * a att mand’ olasae firru ‘ , ws ane aa ri ' iT IN CHICAGU AND VICINITY, PR PVVA PORCH 2 SS Teth wt lnedies lZ per “ent p aoe interest, payable qmontaty, | , nie ’ Shi t , Jette fo presen : m+ trite 7 apne . REAL y ate 4 ka . - - : : specialist, Offer, 2102 Market: hours, 2 te 4pm | addeees MSO Post Dlauaten SS SEES cinder so ee, 1m Beer re. Sell wheat on pay Ttthy 7 A Santaslnnt . : sola %.: _ orthern spring, Aanyer irnterferen: t? ork: bein trade, SO acrea god mineral land: | ; rm w im.tha whe te sald oy a ; bee +t, phe i Ps 31 pene off, $2 0AM Porters teeth fale ne awered ee oe sores Te oe | Western Flour Stevement. has declined steadily f We aya and > i wit mba a 1s Goae ano. 2.) Se es Senn ie CIATSFNSTITUTIONS AND PRI mie ee MAAN TY ‘ uwerehanmdise Albert Katzenstelin. ermol &. sinine 4 wi. el '. pi: Lr vod Ft et ee wee weeweleeee att im ; ora ot omen ; eves ’ ’ . , Ig i o'? hiati % eee. eeoKkcesedseseon " , + ; we he : Oy re ° VATE INVES TORS. A GENERAL th wt Philately oni Bide, St Louis, Mo cata abe ro imedament Morovemer ree ne toca” ett generis to dpe ieaina | , Rien te tennie donc stats (ee elles ge gemlite wlglglteatalat ga ce : a " judivates [nttong wedertone’ fe ee te ne ee steady fal cer Unis, Aveta Sept tse Oars | KNOWLEDGE j/OF INVESTMENT ih feline tae 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents, , ste setees eeeeeees] 8 : ‘afint showed for the Weel a decrease in | wd... ..248.....94 mig 0... 8H. ge oe” | Bob S10. Baye $10-tme dale Sieetais. Lael | SECURITIES REGUINEE aie A PRIVATE patty provares loans. ca furniture Milwaukes ‘y. 53. | PLICATIONS (WILL BE HELD ENTIRELY CONFIDENTIAL, "@aseotab'e 2 ites Withont removal, emall weekly or monthly pay- Minne: apwr.is i . . ; 4 me 2 nrenis accepted Inquire wo Fraukiin av.,° in | etimk an! aff relies 14000 OD Western Movements a Grain. ' ti er eorn, 1.658 000 eate 7 , >cc ‘4 . > aan souls ry at ries Ha turkey 8, “ocr Lith : ADDRESS, BANKERS, P. 0, BOX ats, CITY “el Whe 822, NEW YORK. ; ’ * sage EVERY WAN. maritet , lg eats geuts’ furolehing goxals atore Hthent erop report is ew a fortnight i ANSAS 1. vimit the Tuten Vl ety? +? ‘ ' i etiadiition ; : “— mead wnt a op 4 . a we * , | ALL loans on furniture, planes of eny good se | ; Gane will give cides oe ohn J oe, ee aba av) ’ : . eurlty vdone jul kly and quietis; property left in | PLACE. rae . ry ap it it ae he rm reset bo oar! Lata undies - ne possession, Joans made up in menthly pay: | . Ship. " ‘ +7. lesa ili > sleet Le han AC. Gen bev trneter TADIES th trounle wlll net regret calling on Mre thus sg won song? at ey b Senagmage AF 0 or TEON EMD tee, | Higdon. lowest term lie NO 19th at terms afte the lowest In the city. See ua bel s+. Lonis . 140. 72" 080 On.2 cmild | rthe owls ' Argentine estimate ¥ ae : a | 5 ee ee ee ee ee ee a ee a ee aAeee eb h se oe SD treaty ne VI ». Mts OTT Pray ‘men ¢ ire. I ifr Vrar kl p av, > you a salaried emploge of a firm or — wv anene Chee 1% *um Saal i ’ T 4le1bR SX’ sAl 5 ri ny rT re Wipe oft $2: reila- Hey r if you need mwvuey sce Steiner, O2 " *. ; ° _— . re { . ‘vie P : ‘ -? es . . ‘ Yole . - —_ Realy ins ; - ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ i" and Locust st. M Iwanker Lf Hu Ke en ; catiles show itt} ‘hamare. ely Jes Weed Hekt Ss ANI? vil LES Receipts, ooo The mar- SO ae elaedee prairie, rt } and guarant 1 "hs int) I ‘) Box 711. leruid & Be card idg _ it ay : pugs Minneapolis 32. 47. i } i] st 2 , or nn mee caeEe ‘ie ” niture, pianos, eewlng machines, ete., without : i Wi Dae: (Weabamtas ' mere? Nea , styled HORSE QUOTATIONS Ww =e . Feb. Zé [eruitter Recetnts. Ashe Stock and Bond Broker. Dealer —E reinovel, woenthly payments, discount given 3 pee nae! iagtie |) Appem ! mh esas oe f r Ts tactors. verge ; | 7? — DP AQTHS toy 4 ' eNQland’« Regulator never paid before due; bus. confidential. 1015 Morgan. WHEAT. bushe wg IR mgt Q ‘' 8 | Heavy draft. : mwon to good. 7 90 00@140 00 | Loe a wade: factory, TWhtgea lie . in Local Seyurities. , ney ‘ Cnowe te @CBRIVER. 2a. ° 140 M1 Uw | " TT ‘ market firm: fall nfade Fails ' mratimeg ere “o> = tly , —_ j Vv treatmes f ri. 14tl) «@ MONEY- Salaried ple furnished money; loans Li in Woeat an t lorivers- : ; , inate fanew emall 1 ; SifeWto Revs vem lye oufimempent: home mado on furniture and pishes; eass paymenis. tnt Aer ne et Common tu goud .. ‘ 75 iM 145 00 t “d, pe yn byeys -Revetpts Tey tment ; 2 | - -_— oA ehibe! eed v tenn] eng aainnens coon eis. 642 Mo cg vo Ailes, Weclines: Weetern at mark, 144¢:; A LEFTWICH FISHER G IN rT Nothing bu oa DOT os sees 150 ae ei Bare dege « war Ka pri dest " 7 qh i °9 food (is inf , jadles ' ie oonll 2340 8. ath J. M. Griffin, 320 Gommercial Bidg.; office honrs Vis 1 lic wiser , te Done elburis x from = Bo'S » an | . : Die nny ; . ‘ { ris, OH) OOG125 00 | * Kate Ww, Coffee quiet | SN, nemin- 413 Chamber of Commerce. ehitee ent ft! bets . fect) and vafely as MONE 2 ye TAvAN FMsor mere Joaned on furn eure !: motherly care: tyr g “}? . SHCCe RAN plar ir: , terme of paymeut to suit ipo 15u oud: 1H) Ww ® . . boa " ge . ’ . Se | . | "Oy vi¢ ‘ . . > 7 ° ; fice ofr ao charg infania adapted tnforuin TreWel , Timid VI} . IVPRPOOL, Feb. 27 ; ( ~ - ‘ ty ft B Are ; Papibey® oa - - ‘ " . ‘ ’ : y nA 1} ; ‘ LAMES If in saye time and money by ‘S aliloy +] r ‘in as 44S AAAS A Hou fre fates in troutlie eall of wrlte: ne ; odie - rhe opening as ole ' ‘ if rece } we eign ot se@cend dese 2291 an sven live «s MOINELY frrnisbed ealaried people end retali mer CORN Yesterday's marke tr Yael entiie } | me ‘ 2B vo lower to ' , | Ty ' a beep chanta wituout security; easy payments. ‘Tol , “OVE TD Tegel i) ay 1 Peal pase y r “ aia oat SM. July, | | } : : ies | BUY CORN RS Pe MORPHY receives before confiner’ at, Han, Toon Sol, Ql No 7th st : ixe) . 8 aN4l, | ss Abert. : aanling Of the gry ¥» Markel.- Was amon ' Bu) 55 00 bt ny ae a 7 ns ; Na " * | "iY ' ’ ' , ” . " ¢e ] . ” 3 ‘ ‘ . * dy : . nee P rt: ‘ inl . “ 4 : : a ; : ite ; ito 28 EASY PAYMENT LOANS 2 wh te 4 4 aia ledty Muliteh, tren Re In UPS | Choice to ex! @ Oud 80 oe | ee a 's ‘Oc cs es 7 odd ; 24 aWJ sv .\ 2». ; ; ine thy a RR gt, ‘re in circulation. tm-triucting those » Walle "hi ? > tr ye pen rnd tees ey ’ ; 13 - zx? trie ae? bi ' ; . 2 ih . » th) , - U 2 Franklin Av. mine : aD ev pre” Phy ad! en hag Mg Peder BL gc» bu Lavi, eatregee 80GB. «- +- 4.5 b+ SS Sane rol Nat hefind es he JO4 N. FOURTH STREET: “ WA , hes een a ; , ‘acers im muuiclpal bonds, All local buode oe _* oe oper deven Mantellos i447 6UN rand ay ; ay epen é ‘ LADIES A trier tn need too triend indecd. | of Hall clothing, which werare weling at onic sntlvinasit eee ae Ae ae is te lett canta, bein of Oden {: |. Su sombuee oe | huiactieites elie xi SRT fait if you want a requlater tht never | very low prices” Overconts $3.00 up. Sul: | ‘Losi nt ee, . ce 2 DS OF core Bt riper pelea tear wee ie. Prices ahove ball garde cueceiant Gen] 2 eee " ome 1N huney tg lean om approved anne ails, ad. Wowan's Medical Home, Buffuic, N. Y. 0) up Coats and Vests $1.50 up. Single Saturdar Todas Te daa ag Te da a. Phy , nn : Se eee . , mnles extra Gnial ana weight. stric-t9 ; ' 2 Pare a he -_—_—~ coats $1.25 up; also pants from $1.00 per pair. ) WHIFAT SL OO) by >, practi.acly seund and claraged YAR]? NevTES ti ) Invaluable to all, mar reer? 4 that Bnok. lor ladies” r in ' il art Cail and see for yourself, the date Jast year STOCK AL “k hew atraie . Siongt , nlatn Nore y loatied on all articles of value: \! iy or GAN, te titel, ae hy BS mi : gd at eareful moving, packtux 8. Ni ping. otec.; 7 - Rg: Pinysh me, hoDey aivanced, ret our fates; phone (* SYM. Chicago Markets. Oce ' 4°, et oat . , 7 , . . ES aa? a eben" i are a aS LP ONORT, tie ~& O., 1218-21 Olive at. | —— Pa ear gr ' hig i ones Closing ' Hy yest | Lowegt | Cloe'n ' ~{ guiet: recepote. ' rate iil m oe Oe ite Raparn Permanently and positively cured. No Kalte. AMERICAN STORAGE & MON ixa CO.. 2815 Olive Voestentay ~ei ate i T. . se See $ meet lok na ams a¥ ew oe wid St. Lannie received) Jin Ne syringe, Needle or detention trom business. Moving ‘ie king and sh 42 “' ore in eepurate - Sligeil? » * ghar hac ts rs ' ree TOATKOIS, Aga test oes , ad : ‘hee ‘Te \ pia | ‘ j i ' ‘ 7 ‘ J i \ nTs fe % ‘ ers ! " 7 Consultation aad circular free. Territory for sale rooms. 4 fain 258148 nglals, pres HEAT, 1 AALS. @tly : ma dit, . eihe. cathie secu ia a ik ela ’ » Waves SB iier gy ise F H. PORTMANN Storage, Moving & Packing Co, May . 6M «G54, wh wm" Pe? | wwine to cele anon aixture, \ ioe * : 8 BELL HERNIA RUPTURE CURE. | st. toute and Rast st Toute Kinloch poi247! duly. 6a Lae, : Him LOT GT ion | STHRAM ir Ban P Bell Twler 2004. Office, 2801 Case av. ' _ eersit “my \TRUISUS coeh Cars, Misael 2. 2G Emilie Buildin st Lo Mo . - ‘ ’ ; AL aA: : - ; ay - ty! re > HM] «wt Aintama 42 «9fs »{ — e G. PC. LOUIS, Bo. HENRY © WIEHE, storage and moving company, ~~ | : toes . hie 1 a, ae ee Se ee MONA Teh en Loc.l Money “Market. Koods. carefully haud.ed; money adv on storage . eo na ' ' 4% , ‘ ' | a m «eontti@ as 1SesS Jas! week were only Meoker (* erohang when wanted. easy terms. 1512-1516 Franklin rs , Calg YS be se ASTOKM BEANS eel A. GQ. Falwards & Bone ironersem ; noe prilue Z y aitle ests pure we brokers quote a ie Biic ok hange and United Sia'es | CLAIRVO NT rin YA S. NEW YoRK STORAGE CO .--New wurehcouser: of fo . ' , ® Liat weak Peatts as follows “oe 14 W ores or Leas, tad as nta fi e 811 I nien lr jst bhia . move he | Kx. ship or en caloaa ? le ] Ale T arke?t OLAIRVGVYANT Mre HK. 911 Ne. ‘ath «t. eate | tore honsehetd Bouse, sm (Ptivate roome fur OL ape oa” nant id ~traig ‘ - cas wee hele ' wt eorpris ~ seedh ohana et es nt lel \ #\' ' telephone Stdney wn | (LAIRVOYANT Child medinuwn, telle« everything; ef | FIDELITY STORAGE PACKING & ROVING (0. MAF. ANNA. ai koown fortune teller of the | are a m62ZY ANlorewa Ahr, , . a wis (oF «4 van ow eat. 22. J, ks a’ , establiahe | ISS], RE te “- °a, a00e Pine et. —— ———— Phones Bell, Main 31 om aud Maio 268. Kinioch, ‘ oar ATTORNEYS AT LAW. — — 7 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents GOLD AND SILVERWARE. J Oh .2Tao & NaS : : $5 al, $. Oe ryt AGO Pel) 4 ee en MISSatr! LAW ANID 14 Words of Less, 20 Cents. 4 ‘ CK wes ' . Qe ' t i °; ett Pierre fay i - ad AINUSTMENT ASSOCIATION = Chicago Close. [ Shonlders, € horte, Gye; jf 3, fiers 7: male B24 7 (Main offices, 715 Walnwright Bidg) WARRANTED) @elid gould spectacles tfited te cue : Feb. 27 -Feb . a4 Ver ' > tiles, © - are = i eife re 2 : Atié . Local Bank Clearings. Offers thruugh its legal staf FREE MONSILTA.- ; . & eyee tested free. St. Laouts pti! 4, ope! " Con -Feh. &: 3, aang Shoullera. G%\Q>-; ml ims: ? “et ne oy ’ , TION and falihful service at reasonable rates fe teks fam tin st ; «lve ty (ais -Feb.. 2 las , « eat sides ou) mtewt Tew at] 3.46i 7% O- Gay 2 Cee ee See eee rey once, we nares law and dauiage sults, prose- '] on Wei: mene M25) po@r ters ly evel to Tee. oF: t worre 4", TNS MY telat es Biles cmed or adjusted in eatisfactors manner. ' : fa , ad : ‘ Rh CURED PiAWS--teH, Lice . owe Pie Vide liert 7 a: 3 Country ferreayender e and colle liohea receive COTTON. m8 . $1.60. Sour . $1.60; May, LFAD ANT? SI’ELT ere ~ ie ‘ t ke 3 Wall Street. prompt attention U nex ‘eptional Commercial and " ; LEAT? £4 62 . ‘ 4, rough if wed hy ~ professional reference. Dun's Commercial Ageucy. lanl, MARKED ira and 1-16 bigher: sales a WHik al EVE LIP. £4 40 rt ak ee rr | Pereght Pree ' tol Press ‘ ’ , at] were ignored this ; a ; ros Pree YORK, bkeb G7 len! the feel! : : a . =a Quotations: oe 7. 2 yn ore Ahety sattg poe } ! is EDUCATIONAL. pe i. . ee c. Te thin leet had heen cousidcied, salt ae thong ON THE "STRE ak s ** . . a . Pr ould I ‘ ; t; ‘ aan , : 7? | " 2 . ‘ ea ne ere f. Carver 14 Words or Lees, 20 Cente, 1 Law d ieee me i e° Ath onld have eha! act-? zed ~ a yee neg a>" we by ne tact , o tians me eye Ni tadsditaig: a ae i a a . fonge , | +n t the «bi. ‘ ; t en ob m \Yest End School of Languages, Linmar bidg., Vandeventer and Washin gton; | 7 aia Oxpert Dative teaccere, couvereation @ @pecially. | WAR Ut st) SLALTRMENE Teo ame Pieeee@s Weil graded, fee reasouabic; hbegis #8 to V sui dims > Tit BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, & Jaccard Bide. native teachers aie pits Clageed at any time. Call er eend for cata status footy below white. ; | F ' , a R eee : : } nol | i {Pe . 4 at’; ’ : ‘ ' t . a _ —— . . , ‘ tery ; Viweey on all rena inails l4 Words or Lees, WU tents terre lr j ! og re “rd ! Low ‘ ouarte : . : : ty ~ ok sat : i ia “a ’ ' * my . Legg | Mea . Th ifs nr an’| paper — Rack Hi Fr YE Slentifeally examined free of clLange . cont pled « | ' pare o 1 pe _— ' witD actus S Dreifus, Vplictau., law Pranklio ar Petwoaty i... >. “atc neat Hee er ie , rLERY admin . Niar D os ° ‘ ‘ , . tae } : P , ‘ ‘ i sai mrt New (fr eans iq hl ' in tf atrene ° bie ‘a ‘ . , Pr rora lome-grow 1 ) oats ) : sen ) : hea: rc Pm Se ee i or. it rsican doUare MEDICAL. 14 Words of Less, 20 Cents r f Bess. hag oe Afgel ue ogre selling lowe it | e- | der bhi ba Bermudas Rl gig Donate — ae ‘ : etm ted one ' aries? reap rs vif ; FEMALE BRean« oreat . t) le — on . we , . — ‘ omit: hie | r (if ‘j ! ‘ , rey : ant . ~* . , tes . ‘ , a i 4 ° the ' “ ’ i ' : ‘ re ‘ae . ~~ 10a eld oret. Menthiiv re Tvilalaor for wom- : vial ! i ' ' : } #0, Bot « wing failure: an . sj . an nal : ‘—" mt ‘ ve al ; . . | ePate ' . rie , . ’ ow } te ’ ‘pen, bli«, he, & . 114K, peved ™ J hel las«. $2 , ’ ‘ fies . : . 4 “fie - da wt " a" witty tn ’ owt , r} ' . i Lh 4: . ‘ ita 7 : — «| . a he K ae ‘ 51 — . Ly be ¥ : » » “uff oy : ’ ie +4, eu Petes ite jar ches ine! ' . ge , eee te at anuimeniaaitiiaaaal gion ay. pu ¥. live tends: Feb. | 4 ‘Me m6 aves ii To; Mie kb eed. 2 ave tel MEERS rica BO per es 7 ;, : ae : New York Stocks Constancy . ‘ . ; ; " } i ' ° * ° - - . oe, > a ‘ _ ‘ . ‘ i »? . Alri kas WISTS « eohg@its Yyroyal rs ated oe & %9 Zur . ' oresters ‘ bers ‘ Lyi i 3 : , ee. ; uu ti . ried daiivs be Whitsker & ileligman, hond a — . ; . ron ' . . ' 4 } ~ : . e ie , ‘ ahs wrt é ' Ne iit . he ’ ti r . _ “4.4 “w) , , » ; 2 etek brokers. sé - sie to : 3 rom 7? ae | Py i ago Timeas-Herald. ; a ) ae tenortes, can hare little « our | . oe oe NEW YORK ‘a “| have been married for & years, and sere + tunel druggials Spot Cotton Market. cet re atie at ov jit’ ‘lam Hea 7A ee ee — 7 my wife never falls to meet Mme at the (hiebester Che wioe Liadelohia ‘s ‘se ' ’ >. gore *rtal ' , ET Mees per As : ~ ' } | foor » Os paiveston~ Quiet aml steady at S\°, receipie, | a" they ing 7 a r «l tevat STOCKS i a : t on peo a : ‘ : . .: ge lew. “Wonderfui’ a . | suet ° Ax: ated rj , der, ete; organs eniarged vt Fire af sue. revel bales, |S Ss 7 oda e 10739 ba At ve Lige: gx ieee te ‘5. ai ¢ okerna lowe | » 7 . ot Hirsute » Hypnotism. ria Aji or Write ’ : ’ $0 uns ! ptaet gue it , ' ; ’ svawinds ; - > entre , , ca} rtvar ‘% att eos , . i} ' fel \. av.. Bt. Dowie, Mo 3 L stey bin ts ape Ns whee ar ine anmST EY 1 grown 12! 4725 chat oneaamea ast. pad et ler ‘ | $14 “Tt lecke as if (be women were as mad es ever ' “ ‘ ee Yi a}ees sane ee. eee , . ' sts : : , ' ; ot tewt alwernt L’adete werk! a . salted ace © "9 ne % , We! fr i were hie wife 1@ make ‘om qult it DR. BOHANNAN'S cieotooie Nett ee ie ' - P aus in , AL | ‘ bad a hb f «4 che RAR A 4 vali " -- ’ & ‘ if t Bad to give ai @ jel! bird et of kuutbhul eaters Lovet Maabuad, ete a ostenm Beall at ' . : . i © . ill a wes 4 7” . ts ape PSP RAD ISG wm oe . ee ; ; : ' ; , / Te jorr.se “te "fT ‘ear? | , ; - -_ —— ©, Utatul @Qere, : -) ‘ 7 164 . ‘ one ; ’ , beers te ue ges | , se° Wes and OU e veer age ‘r a segs . seme Mrice #0. tesa “alee i. "or Cc AS Bo + a 1s) is Pike ‘at Nags: innate on. etyenced to @ and then ‘ell tack to en" *' rag PLANT-¢ hoice Florida, 6400 ner crate ' of frm on bigher cr Ap cables and F BN th ows si “I Aint Got No Happy Home ta Lous, Treat: Houst " “ ods at § 13-3Ge; receipts, BOSS bales. niv'ng strength on continumd advances at the TI MATOES—Fiorida, $1 754255 § y 6 basket corn offerings Mar. Wo op cae 2S ad» ist pte , Leave.” vRen Auguste -oady af Uc, Tecuapls, Bene, Tolete market, Tuee lo Wiget and then went Ww * crate, Sone. "The shipping dcumad was email, which § Browkliyn Rayid Tras .. oo, i% aatl i. A ‘of > . ie. Sted, *~ eee Ee EN Fm Ee asf J FRR F e arr ea’ MO 4 ee i
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ie halled with pleasar. It can well bear Ing a tWiee-tol) tale in One® Season, Treville took the role of Violetta (Ca- mie) Monday night Norwood alternates With her. The musical seore is tn sharp ; Contras: to that of “Aida” and to offer the one after the other is a ciever bit of ef- fect on the part f the management. Tre. ville's interpretation of her part won a Father unsymprivetioc aud ence. I: wos a tender appeal from the heath through a brilliant Vole, sr icles] wiih exqulstte fina- nese to the emotione! r~riirements - aa % —_ ats 1900, CITY NEWS. The “Crawford” Piano at Crawford's for 620 and worth $n of anybody’s money, Is @ rapid seller, is magnificent and chaste in Ql] ite arpolntments. has no equal in vol- @me and range of tone. and will be a thing of beauty Joy for 100 years fn any househo'd’ to re- Sponsible people. THE KENDALS’ NEW COMZDY and a -eaeyvy naymentsa > See Windows. In “The Elder Miss Blossom” They Demonstrate Their Ability to Please the Public. -_ — ——_ In @ recent eritielem on O'ga Nethersole’s Ratement that “she played such plays as Jappho because they drew the money,” Mrs. Kendal remarked “i Venture to say Mat We are asx sicceesful in attra ting the PYDNe at Mee Nethersole and eur plays are aheolutely pure The pubite just as ers as Vile ones,” ire ohara.: company, hut its reproduction a: Music Hall opening ecene to to. ePADrescton of mB) Tilhere* her absorbing poss’ mm, tue Pseaient sreprl. Ce. Viearlous suffering and pain¢ i] death Scene it Was miu! liv a reatict|> poriraval Sherhan. the great vet ed t nor. has lens Called to other fielda ss. tlhe role ef Alfred @ thanklees one fell te Rarron ertonld, who stan sx Well amongw the fir POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY ”-_-—- —-- ee —_ See _-—— = + -—— ; H NA WENVRR . Swenveass band 2 . Vs ecco m SS NPO TNX wa ve NOS 4 . AN ee -" . dk ‘\ Bua \ - . TOSS. be »'e a\\ >, LJ Toilet Soaps, ) 2 2's o7. cakes, J Cakes hivhly per- fer fumed and) mille. l. worth oc— Fire sale) Cc Price. INK. Thomas’ Beet Black Writing Ir k. worth 5c— Fire Saie ] C HANDKERCHIEFS. Ce q FA — . ll tt a RN - 2 = —crowding the store—mowing down the h3anrs and stacks of fire, smoke and water damaged goods —making terrific inroads on this $375,009 stock—causing more talk than any sale ever held in St. Louis. Can't tell you of all the bargains in one day. Here is another interesting installment for | bottle.. ‘ee Ladies’ Splendid White Handker. chiefs, with differ- ent widths of hem. Stitching, UNDERWEAR. Boys’ Merino Under- wear—rplendidly mao, nearly every size, worth up to 35c— | 5c ! Fire Sale Price, per garment lire UN ERW.A Boys’ Merino Shirts and Drawers-—-good sizes—worth 25c— 1 0c After witnessing tie Kendalis presenta- | ataly Priest, which was won by Father Cant- 0m of “The Kider Mis Isiose@onm the | we) netted $46. Mr. c. P in wen the ' . Wed be m 4 ig. Bett b h a ig truth of the statement must ve a iuittea iy ; , eX. &, earnresday s Oppers—an more to follow. etter De here ever ay. ' Ne. Fi The charm of the piay, as produced at | B0ld medal for the most popular Catholic y y:5 ¥ th 19c, Fire Ms the CPV itera attest eV eeu). tae im tie ile ho College arenip lis the Rubicam Bus!i- MEN ‘3 HAT atyles—ail the most SHOES sizea lf) to !3—13 to v— MEN S SUITS ( heviota in pth Fi "Ee °-ALE OF : an hour Speviit a (vyorRe Ut sie mesoming flow- Thea folle a Cesirable shapes and shades of 2', to 45'.—worth up to brown auil beather mixture BOYS es. Gguring w) Was Jwde mum fs. ye aoae lowing tables show the number of pear, tan. maple. b'a«k, $1 0—Fire Sale Q7c coats French faced back to the 5 A r . Working 4 of the hess aot tipire worma esieting man Gherthent 4 Ty 114 College DRA etc’.— — >») .50— Fire C Price—only (cacécoed cceess armbholer—sa ams satin taped, god 4 if " We pure Woreen, sol pPoewse—and the ne a an pewritsng . WERS Sale Price, ouly........... ae * Shoac—si; ‘ quality body | “a ' , (,olfandF > tr of an honorah . gentil ian it waa | tirace l‘aimer, 3154 Cliiften place, 1733 votes, ’ = : SHOE ee 8 Pie o—slmae » 16 -1',-qt.—worth 50x --353e Price. *... as a comedy Well it is a come ty he Jose, hine Quinn, 2425 North Grand avenue, 333%, tucks—worth 23c — a. os das nee mcg la thar. worto $1.25—Fire ; ! : No. 18—2-qt.—worth 65¢e ..-49C bursts of teal, genuine joughter whch | itty - : tandard woolen stuffs. tho eee 91. 25—F is MEN S OVERCOATS—i2 black, bluef 9) on convuleex| thy aa rve and thorouehls repre- Adele Gignous, 3600 Page avenue. 207 sixth. Fire oughiy wel constructed and worth ST PINS os cocks ncui cues L a! and brown ker av th, 20-—2', qt.—worth 75c .42°9ce a Seniative aiwilenoie Wileh preeted Mr. and Thley La Grave, Pvans avenue £8. ; Sale $:3.0—se ‘this vrent "IN > Q—Ladies’ bhand-turned shoes seys with stroug Ita! au body lin- Granite Covered Buckets — - ” . line we off th M Rerma@al toon their return after an ne sore, aie ee ges 97. Price sea mt a wood © « 7 re ge a to 4— were $4. 0 cries sve nga ao lia ')- qt. size - worth 10c—for....Pe ~ . absence of se\ ‘ho ye ars, Were proof of the ~ we SCT. « ‘hoot etreet, 101. ’ : ae 3 an 34.00— broken sizes— ™ BVO Quality velve co - “a . : humor it Nom taine Mut i; is , A Puy olen Rokien, 8724 Cottage avenue. 177. cw’ - Ages 14 to while they last—Fire C lars~-also in plain av he-r nvbone I-qt. size—worth 1he—for “-*-O9 § 3000 pair of Boys’ that is ful! of pat - ime eas Cave | “oe oe T1i9 Leonard avenue, 51. YOUNS M' x § SUITS 19 — br- ast Sale Price ...... coucadue meltons with plaid and Ital ao lin. 1',- qt. aize— worth 2le—for..{2> heavy weight Knee J i y he - ee eEIEE orem marvin - . : q= f 3 -- : “ee . Diace to | amies wat! hen LS apogee ir qd to enous’ Pama cootestants are pupils in St. Al ETCHINGS. m asure 30 to 3> imnche« - . -”A, , ° 9, — s« eeeeoeeGoeceoed 7 + o=—= Mise Sia its ve’ hott oats 18 | Rather Sotho, Alodonme's tom Ws Fe tor AVE] ermine AOC] a cn cae acc | en a ng OL Sate ne te or 100 MEN'S SHOES. | ae a ane ed ' he shee st ahs . ‘ N er lar e, Sr r ’ > 7 , / Pee eh ll nn oe 1 ee er 6 66 bee e coedeen see e vay P ; : oS a8; ol ose uf st and at Hheveoty fl riick pm Pather Brown, Seattle; 39. — ~ i = sells for. .. fC] §—All- Linen Huckaback dress sl-eves— and Drawers—in white, gray and ks, a gpg tae ttre. . : a Se mesttae much of a retch of the dra- pather McEriane, St, Xavier's. 47. ~S TOWSLS Towe's,. with fancy bor- worth $4.50-- $? 98 camel's hair -medium and heavy 3-qt. size—worth 23c—for....1§¢@ | Celebrated Edwin ‘ matic licences. Father Tal-on, Holy Name; 22. | ders, size 16x32 inches. and Fire Sale Price...... * pg to s9e— 4-qt. size—worth 27c—for....19o Clapp Shoes—in S > git fee *) . } _” "Aa ; ga ag 2. Sa ° . ’ ‘ 1 : therlay fy ily wins wont ch'ste | A TAMALEMAN’S ROMNCE =| JARDIN'ERES, | Fitete'rice eaty ..... QC [WRAPPERS Kren rast tevene] EivcRaie Prise per A eee ees tos col Meme Had “The Elder Miss Blossom” been giver wg chad ° “hes —Laties’ Stock terns—nicely trimmed—full skirt MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SNAPS couble soles—w th 4 by Unknown actors it would have prov A Little Act of Kindness Revealed Handsomely paint- STOCK COLLARS Cotlars—of vel. and worth $1.00 regul- [en’s All-Wool Red Fian- |} — nggnen ee $5; Fire Sale Price, ( S. ney atiraciio: wiille nd Some of +e His Identity , ed J ardi micres, vet with ent steel orna- C ae hire Sale 50c nel Urewers, worth — — mustin @ prece been anne: Mia thy is cet Be. tb ° with Pedestals =a meuts-- worth 50c— i 5 Ca ¢ vice ene ware S0c—Fire Sale 25¢ ‘ ‘rts — wit cambne > > Ten ude rave at ered its () it ? an : ; > eric — ; ‘ FaArea— ‘Cc . . owed me — — u . ae ve ay pod li ne dittle act of kindness done by a hot worth 35c — Fire Fire ale Price. ........... | RIREQN 1 7 cit i eae gee Pe ian le gS peng in with for FIRE e ’ ne oe aepet es Sendai ant her buatans tamale sellee has resulted in. a revelaticn Sale Price BATH TOWELS ar 20 rete striag Ribhon— all silk—ii Dark. ‘ ; L-dies’ Piao Une SALE a and they Were sat «fied Tire medy is |. of the vender's history and furnishes an- (for both: C ego remanence 53045 OWe's— eX- whit:, and black and white—for Mon S fine Jersev ribbed, woo] ; . , PRICE constructed alomg [iy ‘(hat wive ler the | other {Illustration of how a proud sp'rit : 7 inche | wo! ~ = trimming sumim-«r gown — m xed, camel's hair and natural brelia Drawers — with : Very best oppetuntties, As a story ft ‘a {times causes its poaseasor to suffer. The only.. iis Sake Petes race 2 C worth Ic and 19¢ a vard— 2c color Coterwear—in winter and — inseriing and edg- ? UMBRELLAS SuMlielentiv interesticg., Never mind its in oe : aly : ‘ ; ; . ys Fire Sale Price. per yard. ... spring we ghte—wo th oo a! tr eer eh teeeee 37 = Sener tics tis od enough E ayeet vender {s Ed Kirk, a youth, who RIS ie TABLE LINEN—Ore ani we Sw MEN'S SHIRTS~-Acsorted lot.com. Be aud 69c—Fire Hale 25¢ Ladies’ French Cor- . “ . sleek a ANG tne acting— Wel, that’s goo UE. Th , ssi r ps , on 2S ee part ‘ a anne isi 8! 7 ee, per g © see -- : aohnd if such in: how coud it] City, One evening several montho Sones |@ FIRE SALE OF “QU: | wide aud worth Sten fr saivts, pina white enna’ boas ca cubuaiary ond’ tosente rod oak Gan ye peeer s s | em; hasiges Mit = Ine nda "ss he walked past a corner he met a lady e ACES } LAC ES | | FE] egant Bisque ihe Pyinesouar ance —_— C front shirts. white pleated tr nt Men’s Red AileWoo! Flan- ing — geads worth 59c netere! wan aie abtion as M n Ne’ | ’ , ‘ , “she vesn t Kirk's canine chad ‘hie inated an oy had r * he esgutes RA ded Q I lot of F saaedeeg sivte wth celles — neiUn ershiet (only) ec > So eh dle, worth 50c and ‘ ; ‘ » «hada dit ’ ‘ qa I 3 aa — er ¢ , . sDirts . ie, ar ba : ® . have to resort to questionable charact. ri- been without food for a day and a night e oa. 43c each—T'ire TA ILE COVERS Damask v bie aud cuffs attached—w rh ¢ Sale | ta 39¢ CORSETS Waist 4 Maths 69c— itbees either ed) ions eigey! hg : ; LINEN TO?CH SN LACES, Sal —— Sabi 75 ._ nt ‘S GOGO PP iCO. «5 i. ccna cs: ————~ Waisted Corsets, in me, either. eEeEy, : Hie asked the tamale peddler to seil him a! 4 “ wale Covers im fa'cy desig is— 7¢ 6@ 3/—b ire Sale Price. pink aod white aed biue an: Fire Sale the light of a greater atire m for thelon credit some of his wares, with the | ‘4 inch wide, worth ‘ic, POE. occ seccecele Ic Price ty celebrated D w Fleach—ful! white—sizes up to 24 Bei eh crowd nt the f $y mpe went io see Mrs, Kon. promise that some day he would pay him | 1'g inches wide, worth GO, TOP. .-seciee 2- 1 60 Inch a wide aud 2 verds inc bes—wor:h frat C Price. —: pe eihersole was here it went to ry the ese gg eal coat hae oe og boy ! 2', inches wide, worth 7c, for........ 3° re doe ef ane — Usually Fire Sale Price.. : 0 he. tot ll =e » His home, er as | : n Baseinent. at «9o—Fire Sale The company Supporting Mr. and Mrs. | described, aud supplied them with food. !@ PO'NT YE PARIS LAC=S— ( eRe C SPECIAL—The. finest sateen e Kendal is uniformiy wo: it cons sts of Other visits by irk fo.owed, and dur- ! han : —————_ short-hip and me. e only nine persons, and of these the o7 Yj ing evening talka at the humble aboile _—— hr — a “appa 3c EMBRDIDERIES—S vies and Giam-length R. & G. Corsets : other characcer which enters materially ke told his history. He belonged toa family | 3 inches wide, worth 9°, for..........4+ P ===] Nainsook —closely boned — trimmed | 5600 pair of gray wool rte the presentation = \.se Nelle (“atnp- which had resided in Kansas City where 44% inches wide, worth 12'.¢, for -«+- 63 i We Km harap ote oO} Wiite—and } i. or ta a Army Blankets iN, the younger Miss L.ossom. She Is] his brother was in bu@iness and comfo . - cambric embroidery on white tting and wort whey’ a above the average. The cugagement is] pie situated. Between the two Hh ee hon ORIENTAL LAC = s— Real Alligator, Mo- Sie. en ee “ Fi ° Bal i 69c as emi for the week. siderable feeling, and when misfortune 8‘, inches wide. worth 12c for ...... 4- rocco and Seal nes pat Regge ify oe on white, ww a +e | , ire Sale Price.... worth 83.00—Fire — overtook him, Kirk, in his pride, did not 4 inches wide, worth 19¢, for........ 6: ~steaat inet rod On BD ack, Hite OM Fed.-fed ‘a | ws : wR INFANTS’ Lore Stipes — with | Sale Price, per pair The pathos of the story of Camite forms | ows ' urses, worth on !lue, pink on wuite, ete.— 2 ta a Pie ———— fancy goke of , P n r appeal to his family. Thou he did not (Extra heavy Guipure edge) 4 . , Pee : yoke of en the theme of the opera “La Traviata.” The know it then, his mother, his sister and inches wide, worth 29¢, for Oc 10c—Fire « cnt nants ae i X% os attra: A | Sruaneey Worth j Well-known music has beer heard here onee her husband had gone to Chattanooga to 1 inch ian 900 eel yet te Sale Price Worth 10¢ to lve per AC ; ee Y Se nf eye ‘ up to $9e— Qc before this Season, vemlered bv the (;rau make thetr —— laches wide, worth 39c. for..... ' c vard—-Fire Sale Price. es >. . —— é = Fire Sale Price..... e 3 SUSPENDERS. Meua’s Good Strong Suspenders, drawer attachment—new patterns — C HA_F HOSE. Men's Tan and Black Half Hose—worth 15c—F ire 5c MEN'S MITTS. | The. balance of that letof Men’s Shrunk Wool Mitts—in red and black —~— Fire Sale Pr.. 5 C HANDKERCHIEFS s Men’s All-Linen ; Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, worth lOc; VESTS. Ladies’ Jersey R yohed Fleeced Vests nicely made and worth DJ5ec ' x C —J ire ime Sale Price. GARTERS, the celebrated UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ Heavy. Fleeced Line | Vests and Pauts, jer-ev ribbed, in ecru and silver worth -he hire Sale Price, per Kurment.. Like Newports—worth 10c—F ire Sale Price, worth 20c, Fire Sale Pr.. at the Fire Sale Price sae ‘rice, only. worth 15e¢— Price Bower Tgp a 0 a eae eG i SSN ES NARA Re te were etee tect ee ceeccccccccccccccece ae2 2 02204028 a - — THAT COMPANY THUS GETS THE LIGHTING CONTRACT. HERE SiNCE LAST FAIDAY. If Delay Was to Make Local Bidders Show Their Hands It Was a Winning Scheme. The Kern [Incandescent in the sum of $200,000 with Math of the Board of Public Improve- ments. The fling of the bond seevres to the company the 10-year contract for Leht ing the rasidetce district of the “ty wii mantie gas lamps. A New York surets company furnished the bond. Harry Keene, the pres dent of the lighting company, came on from New York and was present when the bond was flied. He accompanied by Isaac Katzenvcerger, eral manager of the company, and vohn ©, Who ek- Jieman, the St. Louis contractor, \ pects to dv a great deal of the constru tion work The bond is dated at New York, Feb. “1, berger ad- last Wednesday, and Mr. Katze! mitted that it had heen in St. Leuts since last Friday. This being the case, the members of the Board of Public Improve- menis and vthers who have been Wwa.ching the progress of the iigating vortracts are wonder.na why the Kern Company asked for an extension of time on last Friday in which to file its bond. One explanation pgiv- en ig that the Kernms asked! for the exteon- #.00 alfap.y to creaie the impression that they were having trouble in getting a bond. and thereby to forve the local ignting crowd to shew their hand. If thie was thie intention it succeeded admirab 5 Beverial surety companies Were warned mot to fur- nish the bond, and at least one local lign:- L.@ matnate made deaperate efforts to in- vote Signed by the Comptroller, the City Coun- se,or and the Mayor. and must have the approval of the Counc: It will probabiy be submitted to the Council at its Friday sear lon. Messre. Katzenberger and Keene left St. Louls Mondey night. DEATH OF COL. T. J. WHITELY. —_ —.. Veteran of the Federal Army, 40 Years a Resident of St. Louis. Col. Thomas J. Whitely. ©) years old. a veteran of the Union army, died suddenly at his home, ®3w2 Washington avenue a: 7:8) o'clock Monday n.ght, from heart faii- ure, to which disease he has been subject elightiy for some time. The funera! ar- rangements have not been mace as yet Cel. Whitely had lived in this «i: than #@ years, but up to the time of his death he was hale and comparatively hearty. He was a mason and was about t» leave his home fur toe iocgpe Wien he aul. denty eank down and died. His wife is a.so d@id, Four of his five children survive | him. Hen Whitely is nmnager of the Baker - Vawter Ca New York filed its bond Monday afternoon | l’resident Me- | more | KERN BOND 1S FILED WINERGO : 1s } re arc ¢ 1 ’ MINISTERS WILL DELIVER THEM sent us before M ch 10 hi, 19u), ! | MEETING AT SCHUYLER HALL. : Gas Light Co. of | President Hawes and Crpt. teen a RIZES IN to 259.00 in gold, for label from a bottle of BUGLE y ID COFFEE ALL. the best advertisement of not over 100 words \ THIRTY six of them amounting and accompanied by a _—_—— ——— We will giv- thirty prizes, ON SUNDAY MARCH 11. Made Ins‘antly. Two Teaspoonfuls to a Cup of Boiling Water. Q | Howard | Made Spirited Speeches Before the Wineroom Crusaders. ' duce one member of the board to @gainst the extension. ° he pond, to hecome effective. must. he | Sermons on the win n evil may he | ; 2. wiih lee 4 ™ 20.00 for the best, $10.00 , expected from every pu.pit in St. Louis on ‘eath of Busle Brand | Pisce esi ou. sei rg best, and the four next best get $5.00 each; four next best get one dozen bottles iad . . . « 4 ‘ i es ‘ . 2 a , . the second Sunday in March. A number thirty tewards ine all Sol Wetec cage a vest one inalf dozen bottles each, ten mext best oue-quarter dozen bottles each Wy Milhiniete. pegtesaiting ax, Si caer | ) all. Sol voilies containing the following grades: tion in the ay, Awre ’ reach hn a Goiden Ri 3 is , : iebinth Bk the sntiduiieraces. dedieuiin reer Quick Meal (Guatemala)... asc Java Blend..........30€ tiem held. Monday nics it Sclhuy.er Me- | Mocha and Java... 35¢ o& Gis Dhnbworiai bidai, af 1 fiw 11.@j; } oh i ‘ .t ‘ } TT ee ™ - ” vey a eee ee fortis fo Maye ! ’ et rr. rs le er! ’ - . : | - 2 } > . . _ - sermons } sim ri dite lhe m Le ONE BOTILE GO :S FURTHER TH AN A POUND OF COFFE&c. Was the largest and mo ert . » ° ne Po l i? made a ad tam 1 Whi«? |e 5 iis B: ON Li UID COFFEE c.G., 115-417 Washington AV., af. Louis. ‘ ire MMQuacifie ti\ i] favor of tn fil. Vero — a a; Ment for reform Some of the minits.ers tive of 7} :> 7 , dail , : Vv ss SeCialil Li Uoer Lea! . Seeds? hike cee =a mR wv. 8 : Ni Ne Re } Presbyterian: |?" ie ere Associa conViet him the Polwe Depariment can do will be pt the school every afternoon ‘at ¢ ’ ried et "he 4, . dn sa pe cee " _ = . ‘ daget lioward ¢iltee ries, ’ ’ a more a "ge? nn + Kecevroet Saturdays to demonstrate ev. J. T. Coffey, St. Jonns Catho}s HR pened pis remarks by as- Mr. if fren pee ID c Tut gi | ci cs, . 2 *'= Sih ’ is tQuiadlernms: that re a nie ona my, r. / AWees hen spoke of his Attempt te thre pract! a} workings of the " Pao i to all . .¢ fyi 7 ce he “o] Ny ‘oy? ta “ ie ) a ree a bad 3 isgie i » j tatt} arleeSe EP ace | MLS «pT) Su i] * amy tiodey rei aw On dol 2 at , j fer smatemt fy mi Diocese «of Missouri, Rew Fo OW M -Kittrick, _ ae : , we Would Rive Ss Tibi fallure so he « tirte ' ates - SEP et. — mtr % a tert . First Presbvtert 47) Beers J \N 77 rivviviar.- Sid prone Tl t.i elbhoyts TThiialds TO) a fap Wiiie ? : { reir ‘ m Fay "” Beit M ~~ i ‘ ion ham, Rev. H. Magill, M. mortal Tabernacie, Fouts ie told how. the iegitimaie busi. BIBLE SCHOOL FOR. 4 or te Jucge KF p Laws Bin rare. of St, ~ 2% . ; hd % elliciisk Oss OF Feiail liea vw seilimescw ox ia aus ; L Jiirrees bdee « = lL~auls J lbike iw, er +? eit ~~ ?) +. 4 iy 17} ‘ she il 4b bw - oadt hte * Be pn ’ - ' ite | (ofley anid [by ~ met ils ¢{ Wed Wa: Te I Kibl ae Pee _ president ti ff the ba ae *" “ook nris enre = il { re sie’? I i} ae‘; @ | seryer rail Hi - ' P ° ¢ . ee ‘}) Al \ vehear Ss bet Pend *T ( ildren, ‘? " ° Hi | of 0 ’ h’s »’ el yn nd D ; + met . SP pan oOWard w > tepere Picansn for ¢ heer Qed sae . , ariel ye bike I h: Al n reel, meeeeeee ang oo ee. aerene A aEIE- © thon [mmelately afver J) le aa. | WHteN was started tin St. Louis last Be St Loews le vice-pregiden: iN of thre eff ris f t ‘Triisa {'hie OF tire 968s ali 6 now e ' ryferr Jed Peo? lre 4 netable speeches wae vy (a Jeshiry ress the resciuiien wa Petsseal fo amt}. ¢ S@eNoer, has tnereagsed in mem ersh.p te 3 xg ; ys ae. ! ’ on ; ‘i y a age ; ) ‘ ! ‘ a ere an = Barie ~ mh Ce ery Piure? ‘ tye) . cae et P om. ‘ ! ; ‘ ire «> ize lé 44e5f\@ “I W. Howard, who appeare! as ar preseuta- (Secomd Sunday io Mare ae ered es biel letespiahee fhe 7 S'OSt@le ATC they are : rumeht are Passed the Bible, ecm \\ ery Nir {i wee Wa ali } on he sa d | mex‘e@sary. 4?) ] trae [rs ae) al “ Tk M.iv fe ati ! ’ are cleo x ver > ia ,* tw «te previ t- oe - a] not at? = i pore is ek tbe ak, bu Cart fliued ‘ @ pre jr . fa of ? : movemen? get we it? é pg Beene pin F ——~ _— and ra her 7 Sie.) Ne Wi ’ ’ biaeestlom, ne } have IBS ile] 4 irouear : ; ! iy ' jeer itt ©. LP ite f | Said, was t iT) Wieefy fee w fiiereete) ! 9 © SKIN SU lem rl pe mene eee I I Y z | from two standpointe—test, ieerause he| be. | C058 from phitanthropic and charitdble! Arranged ap StarklotfacMealin ! Heved ? \ Tier? Ms We ie ; x j i | LIZense The te eri? Titre lo cet ’ * ~ "TP ren) ("onmimitis« } mer Stark! ed han found A way | i e'rcmie em ential f tiis carers ee be tar ee | A Peese } iv | Vv), I i r aly j $a: i to relieve tne over roe le } on hithon of the raed trem Caled in qu lUpow nun is) Menth for room rent and « warty for teach fneane asylum, Thirty-«tah: more be le have yom mS lions Be ’“ " te + ig frit Wiuarie | Gr jJanttor f cj ana nrvA Ures have been piaced i? the 9% "house and _ pto-aeeomplish ar i » |! ren ne ewio 1 is now wsing a poom of the corresponding Number of patients from the | know how to @ Nn} i \I Hiwes Tien M «lon. at 1422) Fra K In avenue lt asvium willl be moved to the jatreg imstit@e a - iSaid the laws Rover zw le re - Were ide @ tn Life yf Miss Mary Holton who tion. ' fe ve. are ivi | ‘ Wit i .Timte / ’ - e nl th COSINE Of Wineroom wit tial IR Pie | 7 Eaeclze ('ommilasianer’« . fria'e | 4 “When a man piles for a Picemse tolrhe | ° ~ ¢ Ten minutes four times a day - | SUp ir an esta WILL CURE CATARRH, [1:20 DUyS [td many critictams ofttne 1 . bee beet eertenies Now j 7 rn ~v Ten minutes every bour Whit they wan mM P Dee puerta O C 34) If The re " ‘uw t) ‘ ‘ *? 4 ’ k « J WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. [wie OUun GU one see ——— ee . I Ww pied ike ? AT ww? ‘ ei * W a ' TeTeel en *? | oor ; > IT Is GUARANTEED. rs J - : ' _ am Where ik i ' \ a ' ‘ > ‘ taj} ties 43 x ‘.¢ ‘ ay FIVE DAYS’ TREATMENT SENT FREE Mary t’ Mal.ey aml le has teen werk. | | | on receipt of fc stamp for postage. Bim ag einges, sai F nad ont ene S08 men . That $s All} t Las | ele. ! Outf Zc. i... ° we ar es ° ame . a od ery ye iv”) _ Sue ts ail ualuletemete ane Nave been « On wted All the Poibw ] de . | z x y partment can do is to bring the culprit to TNE WILSON DISTILLING co. DAV. THB % T. BOOTH CO, likeea, N.Y. Line bas of Justice, and if the courts fail tu Belt.mera m4 ON Lema. Ne ha AEC as 6 Ng eR LER ST able Nn eas. Mischa. So ee ee * ! ' |. } , ( 4 i! on -_ > Ce ’ ; ' e ; 4 ‘a oil Sy eee