St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 13, 1900

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tag ai A thie “Se Pass 4 tg *y 4 Regular dition. a Reg gular Edition. The Delegates to the See ihe Portraits of the | Republican Convention.. Republican Convention Delegates ee THE ONLY SBT. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. | ; At Philadelphia in the special four-page half-tone and At Philadelphia will be portrayed in a especial four-page color supplement with _———— — ee — half tone and color supplement with 1h ER + GES TP aes Sa ssiuiiidiesaiiia ° NEXT SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH VOL. 52.” NO. 296. ~ WEDNESDAY EVENING—ST_ ‘LOUIS—JUNE_ 13, "900. ~~ PRICE In Ot Lente an Trecests. | NEXT SUNDAY’'S POST-DISPATG LN JOSS TPS = ee WITNESSES MAKE COUNTER STATEMENTS ' t LISTS, BEFORE THE CORONER’S JURY st a ll ABOUT WASHINGTON AVENUE TRAGEDY. —- -. Forees in China. Delegate-at-Large. eT a , ! ; 3 }: HAL TRIAL Inquest on Rine and Thomas Cases in Prog-= RUMORS OF A SETTLEMENT./FIGHTING TO BEAT PHELPS. ress Wednesday—None of the Witnesses ow aoned El a fe IW a a K PONTING at Morning Session Identified the WA A EA HAS Ma THE DO THE HARMONY ID et 7 Alleged Brick Thrower. HAVE PROMISED TO REFORM. WINGS. : dae ' | | | ++ 0-4 4-2-9 eae ee - iS MEN WHO WILL RE Japan Has the War Fever, Intensified | oytlook Now Is That Stone, Stephens, O Mahon and Others File Coun- | | NDER THE VERDICT * " (Names, addresses and occupations of the members of the coroner's jury.) by the Killing cf an Officer i Will Be = : : y g Harber and Chrisman = ter Affidavits. E. J Lorenzen, plumber, 1944 Pennsylvania avenue. by Boxers in Pekin. Winners in Thursday’s on 33} n> J. C. Schifferle, house furnisher, 4052 Botanical avenue, / Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, Convention. —. = J. A. Gramlich, hatter, 809 Geyer avenue. BB Ry, : e —— HEARING SET FCR JUNE 25, William Sieling, furniture dealer, 2713 Utah street. “™ (Copyright. 1900.) S ial h | Dis te} LONDON, June 13.—It has been arranged | Special to the Post-Dispatch, x - —— e - ME citi wine eAmirel Sir Edwaki| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. June 13— ‘ae. conbiceonashia Fred Evertz, cutter, 1492 South Broadway. oe age > age ‘ormer Governor William Joel Stone's an- | 3 meee VE Louis Kaltwasse h 4317 O es Ss ehiheve command of the for- Form Governor , Saeecsiiias : Sew essesessseal FE oOuis aitwasser, mercnant, Old regon avenue. + chia i diatne sili the aRentne Rus- | nMouncement this morning that in order to , ssseseests siete seeeee sesssa DE NDANTS DENY THE SE = a ee eee sian weneral as his chief of staff. make the issue between himself and ‘Col. Yy | EEE sistiessctes asses = AL CHARGES AGAINST THEM. is DEEL Stebich hears further that William H. Phelps as sharp as possible he ‘ A joint inquest on the bodies of Edward | street when a number of men with long to. will be a candidate for delegate-at-large, ’ Thcemas and George Rine, union street car | SUMS came out from the sidewalk. Up rat a that time, so far as. I was @ble to Lord Salisbury has received the most posi- ' t nd in . ' ) s made » situation more acute am ” — 7 +4 : | : . > de , , _ tive assurances from St. Petersburg that me wn gn - ee 8 oe : ethos aay a OS, the Federal authorities against -W. D. Ma- a is that he was a young » ‘ 4 . ~* c ~ ee — SS ? ' ° ‘ ~ aw ta aoe a . - . ‘ His announcement also shatters the last . . —- -— .. , “ 8 \ nom and 100 othe: nGividuals together Wier “As soon as the first shot was fired I Dias aly have been entertained by — | all of the members of Division 131 of the a saw a man in uniform drop. He never Democrats who desired harmony, that the ~= | street rallwty -mei's URION, Were continued y matter the fret abet tbe hoot! be ats é y, So A ) Silla en am oS ” ic dati . : 6 n rele election of delegates-at-large could be ac-, a ow } fFik As y in the United States Circuit Court Wednes- ame promiscuous. The men in uniform complished without an ugly fight : Byer day to June 25. : : roke and ran after the first shot.” This contest has commanded the atten- - A wait, Gen, Otis? ; The defendants were represented by At- : acebe boa wae mange “oO r? the Po of is atin atate. and candidates for | «- ; at a Ee: torney W. 3, Anthony, who stated that ow- | Wi arst ‘shot. wir 2 ee ’ " ing to Gov. Stone’s absence from the city Pte: le “I should judge that it was near the head of the column. The procession had just : . Ces , see in it a danger to % state offices who set . has been doing a geod deal cf work in | a continuante was desired j themselves, have tried their best to brig quiet way for Stone. ’ “Very weil.' said Jud ‘eas “th a 1h turned into Sixth street, going south. he about a compromise. Their efforts have His chief interest, however, is for Judge | Pie. . 6, ean UBS AGAMS e re- ; ' \ drum corps had turned south into Sixth heen fruitless. Dockery went to St. Louis Chrisman of Jackson County. Tom Crit a straining order, of course, continues in ef- TO '\\\\ \ street.’ ; : representing | fect. I do not see that the government \ :. Firing From tenden, Jr., and Joe Shannon, today hoping that by a united effort In- 4), . ° wg Mtr) im Mansas City. are : } the anti-police faction in is : cares much if the defendants are not in a 4 Barras Windows. fluences might be brought to bear that here, alsa working for Chrisman. Critten- } , YZ m # an. coin aiaeiaim Aone § hic} lurry to seek relief from the imjunctive } Webster, Capt. C. W. Barstow. Capt W. H. | was aa ae A tb “S — if ae ara States Senator two years hence.. Several of PRIVILEGES NEED PUBLIC “In regard to the Cleveland strike, this ; : be ee: Fiabe uty | to dlic. to SB te8 ; them wired him to stay in St. Louis today affiant states that he was not on the ground | ®0binson, Deputy Gardner McKnight, Dep- | © Th . vattons o pt thes roving. ; lettre, in order to prevent any job being put up INSPECTION. when the strike was ordered. In the first] Uty Gearge Sparks, S.. O;.@oins, M02A He asked if it read one of Klotz's there by this alleged combination. ‘ strike, at the only meetings of the unlon}| Montrose avenve: A. A. Rouat. 2332 Hick- “it fe Ef gen ‘correct. a friends of Mr. Dockery scout the idea of attended by this afflant, there were com- = ? tu 2 neider n ‘the main, but it omits what his taking any part in this contest beyond mittees of citizens and from the city council | CTY Street; E. Williams, 2739 Rutger street; ee A Ag rr of sy Palate > whee: © TT. lw j rec : ner res t Ss > " 4 > : : 2 qe , ¢ € 8 v a a friendly interest in Hart ee: : _,|Telling Address of Comptroller Coler pr esent and representatives of the State} R. L. Chick, 2827 La Salle; Ben Green, 2355 arms had been placed in the handw of fere» & Al or. the : 1é¢ only spee mace by t i nt — Arter —— othe ER A ianteg ol a oslenda: of New York at Champaign (T11.) a was in the pre ~ aan of these pe (Ll ae oes street; A. Racber, 2329 Atlantic street; C. The coroner subjected the witness to a’ pore ings, and that it is untrue that he|Schwentker, 27230 Papin street; J. Dresch, his statement to iy tn A = es ete ne Ped and it. is stated that the Stone people are University Commencement. Sapiee a> furnishing tickets to delegates who do not secretly adv! sed wrongs and discounten- | 4708 Ch. , . n. 2327 ‘ . Matices~ 5. PY orn het Pores a) pl NEES aa = CHAMPAIGN. IIL, June 13.—Comptroller! [np all pe his Cle veland, O., speeches, Mr.| +9 Salle street; Thomas Reynolds, 1010 —— it was tr. a yo A —_ to make | ‘ ird 8. Cole cow W lvere M: thon says he advi > awis . . »: »; Such a statement to the authorities, Bird 8. Coler af New York delivered the e advised the men to be law| South Jefferson avenue; C. Robbins, 1402 The witness could not describe any of the dae" EDWARDS MADE SECRETARY principal address at the commencement of oe haar sand ihe bie Wade was settied| ywontrose avenue; J. Grant, 1468 Montrose posse. the State University today and some of his Mack Missik, secretary of Division 131, | @venue; A. Knabb, 16A South Twenty-third “You are aware that this testimony is statements made a marked impression. He Am: algamated Association cf Street Rail- | street; C. White, 2731 Park avenue; C. Me- “Ce under — ‘ vet Kia zr Chosen by the Democratic State Com- {| ®@!4 in part: ine afadaeiee hécetotore “died ae Tred ¢. | Lvor 1507 South Vandeventetr; C. E. John- Witness ‘Cassilly wea mittee—Chgmp Clark Temporary “The great civic and political problems of | Douglass, Harry L. ‘Grant, “William Read, FOR, NS: FNS SVEN: Was Sree this country today were born of the social | Albert BE. Hann, together with the exhibits | Caroline street: W. Bradford, 1311 Oho- . ° — . Chairman Delegate Convention. conditions that exist in the cities and there telah ne Be ne ae ie Ry Gecigres that | avenue; H. Jones, 2301 La Salle street; —— ynirison aventic, Pro? Mpa a — Nortn the fight for more intelligence and a higher; a; Walhalla at the dates Regn na "ype Cannon, 2648 Chouteau avenue; Ben Cooper, prbering at 5:35, ahead of the orecebaian but ae ' ace , , ‘ould- There hal been talk of a contest over the Extraordinary rumors are current at of elm we anes et the, Woe office of secretary of the Democratic state standard of public honesty must be fought ee affidavit. and that they came volun- | 3732 Hickory street; N. S. Grant, 2634 Caro- | afterwards returned to East St. Louis, re- Shanghai to the effect that al powers The Stone people are confident of his | pommittee at its meeting at the Laclede and won. No serious dangers to American aaked {hat after coming into the hall they line street; Fred Crawford, 2758 Caroline; ade.” He said: eee pare " "7 o. se question by agree- ‘lity to w ne of , rning | ‘ to At SULLE t. r . . ‘et: 7 ' , : ~ , have settled the Chine 2 Ney = Ogg 7 tied BS Belg Bye iy a ee 'Hotel Wednesday morning. but J. H. Ed- institutions lurks anywhere on the broad Chis privilege was granted them; and twa U. F. Black, 2753 Caroline street; O. Sum- “When in front of Crawford's I saw @ ing to forgive the Dowager Empress ¢ at-large. Phelps will not be elected. He | wards, the Jefferson City newspaper man and fertile prairies of Illinois, or the West, of the sald party made statements. Which | mers, 2753 Caraline street; John Ejliott, 2330 | man strike a car with something soft. A her Manchu advisers, Sag ne they prom | will receive more votes than he deserves, ee ee en peeves. ae where patriotism is universal and honesty 0 tg four these were fs not known to the | Cphouteau avenue; Ely Moring, 111 South oar ean il RS nat pod es i ir future conduct. . Ww lected tov. Stephens ; Of, % 2%. Mitchel, vr., of Springnteid anc . Te veniam” elite arnant, . RD . ' |? — oe 1 OUT OF Ine, ise to amend their t aut “ uo lee Poy elected. (ov. Steph Kid Orear oft Marshall, who had been talked ee inhere ni birthright of every — n. ; “They stated that they had voluntarily Tenth street; Frank Harris, Linde}l Hotel; I saw them drag him over to the north /of for the position for several weeks, were But in the great cities of the East andi jleft the employ of the ‘Transit Co.; that | Waiter MeGery, Hotel Elliott. side of the street. One of the deputies with a blue shirt had a gun pointed in such @ IN ONG, June 13.—The steamer On the other hand the Phelps following Dep momeeh , . é ere & -onvey 600 [18 equally confident of its ability to elect not pres ented. ‘ Veer West, with their teeming, struggling, rest- | they had been brought to St. Louis under Attorneys Charles Maurer and Kim- Hatien has been ehartered to convey the colonel He has always said he would Thomas Ward of St. Louis was chosen les thous: j -} tastine liberty fo mis ete ation, and as soon as they dis- ; way that had he fired he would have hit troops to Tien Tsin. She is being fitted | no; oppose Stone but desired his own elec, | treasurer to succeed James E. Hereford of — a a, ee “ Of | covered the representations made to them | rough Stone, the latter a son of W. J. / the drug store on the southeast corner of . f the Terrible tion \ whether he is sincere in this remains | 5t. Louis County, who is no longer a mem-/| the first time, are prone to mistake ft for | were false, they left the oompany, and they |Stone, appeared for the union; ex-Judge | Sixth and Washington avenue, and I sa@ by the artificers of the Terrible. i ae adie. os , ber of the committee. he ating license of as free- | desired that the union furnish the ritt) |» . ; , | the struggle and heard the guns boom. and The troops today drew their field equip- | t? be seen. It was stated here today that The committee also named Congressman | ‘'* intoxicating license of unreasoning fret transportation back to their hon em with! Thomas Harvey was present for the |; "oj. 04 rnyoel? if they coula bawe Mee rt P ; ; e 3 > é : P | : Ps c -. ary r Cc ¢ ‘ ‘’ aa “gs " . “h “i : , l Ss } on a rin ; la attention ; . ‘ , y » » f . : ¢ ; > . . . es. . _ - . ’ ments “he date of their departure has sipB oe oranies cad that be had eontro| | Champ Clark for temporary chairman of the dom, there are problems that require for yeorge Duval denies in toto the allega- sheriff, as was Ford Smith. man who was under arrest. I saw the not been made known of a large number of them. It was sug- 5 omereon City convention, which wil] be; their just settlement the wisdom and pa-/ tions of George W. Davis, an employe of During the examination of witnesses At- 4° fellow fall.” hn ‘ . i . . . 1ek a) s( , P selec >} rs Mr. ir assill was overcome w —— e convention ht adopt |heli Thursday to select delegates to the | ijence of the best citizenship. the transit company, who made a statement y ) es ug- ere y i : ; on a Ke yee Jt met | oe oars wd oy a ee ‘national convention. — , bas , p aS to the effect that Davis had threatened his torney Ford Smith took not and sug emotion and a glass of water was brought WASHINGTON, June 13.—The navy de- b — ba fe the A sunties i roxies MB: Queen of Carrollton was chosen Corruption in state and municipal S0V- | jie, ang shook his fist at him in front of | Sested questions for the coroner to ask. | {to him. partment has been informed that the York- asnent. This mage EY render a, “aole : ‘of the convention and G. Y, You-j| ernment has toa long been accepted in this |the carsheds an St. Louis avenue. Ed /Attorney Maurer also suggested questions. “Il saw the unlformed men break from town sailed yesterday from Shanghai for | onel's’’ proxy scheme, if he has one, in- annibal, sergeant-at-arms, There) «¢yntry as a matter of course. There has |Sweeney and Fred Bruessler depose and Attorney Thomas B. Harvey, during the the line and saw the deputies follow them . . " 'Was no contest over either of these selec- ak : isay they are members of the union and : . . : and shoot at them.”’ He ran around to the ee es ee Cone “The othe flroads of the state are | Hons. been a growing tendency upon men who | Vorked on the Easton avenue division of |¢xamination of Col. Cavender, sat down | Sixth street entrance of the Lindell Hotel, Chee Foo informed the state department not siving Phelps the devoted support that It was decided to locate the state head-j| were otherwise good citizens to shirk public | the transit company, deny that they made a |beside the colonel while Coroner Lloyd | where he saw a deputy knock a boy from yesterday of Boxer disturbances at tha. / tis friends have claimed. The M., K. & ie Gates pe Mg Be oye peer ny Aone Mag guises. ‘They wantedte Heep out: of geet mg nae w mars my * ofl went to the telephone box. The coroner 8 AW Nile Susana anh pn Ry oF said, . shed. |T. is known not to have entered an agree- {35 Cat») oa SO ata aS Ocation © tan ie n keeping . | the transit company, on May si, as alleged. | neat’ teil Hhe pe SSONCE © place, but no particulars were furnished ie ee Bed ~ distribute ite vans boa headquarters Was left to the chairman and tics and public life, but in Keeping oes The affidavit of H. L. Grant, an emplaye | objected to Mr. Harvey talking to the Wil-/|“T saw a deputy with a shotgun dancin Chee Foo is on the northern coast of the |i, a lot of delegates and rooters we yered * ¥- Oey: Chairman Sei- | they made room in both places for men who | of the St. Louis Transit Co., that he was|ness. Mr. Harvey announced that he was — — in : stoopiag, pos tee. ae i | ly t ert says that he has not given the matter) ought to be in jail. i'made a prisoner by the strikers and taken _ sel fo riff Pohlman | ¥8' re for a chance to shoot. ¢ shots . ’ present as counsel for She ’ were fired so fast that they sounded like Shang Tung peninsula. . friendly to Stone who were refused trans- any thought us the headquarters in any Walhalla Hall { t hi ill. is a led ort: , ’ > . t » €; y ‘ » & ? eaaqui he i ati eory _e -"f Heide- lee ; eating Ae died e ryote, tm Se ; al dine embarkation. Vigorous Heretofore the custom has been for Jef- | OM, requesting William J. Bryan to speak | to in this connection | mean that public ;™man. Joseph Grunold, George . Davis, }a verbal protest. angie as tnough in the hands ? ate readiness for em : at the annual reun a »f the survivors , Miward Sweeney. Fred Bressler Harry boys. I did not witness any disturbance 1! hod lied f by the Japanese | fe™son Club transportation to be issued | | t teat ahioh occurs | feciing, far tgo prevalent in this country, | Bward Sweeney, 7 red bressier. errs During.the proceedings two smooth-faced | 7,70) « ms y ce in methods are calied for by say nin bs in blocks, and the individual delegate did | ‘he battle of Lone cK, which occurs On | that politics ‘. « business and those en- | Newkirk, William Woodling, Harry Bryan, hletic build sat near the vast St. Louis, Frank : ' Louisa Marks, C. E. Wright, J. H. Bennett, | YO¥UES Men of athieullc bu 7 : Cavender Says ress. The Roxers have murdered one of ae t hav . to j lv f r it. When tim »_ came the hattlefield in Be le & oun y. we om . . ’ t 14 P s = P : ‘PPh ” Walsh of Kansas City expla! ined to the | 8@seda_ in it are entitled tc make money ‘J. Johnson, A. Ronat, Horace Beare and T. | coroner intently listening to the evidence. Strikers Fired First. Col. J. H. Cavender, 316 Cabanne avee the secretaries of the Japanese Legation in| to think about transportation for this con- (" not pina, See CF St , ’ } “ f ie ‘eal. vention, the word was passed around that com mittes thé al this reun on , ag ry year as ‘*The old system of stealing from the pub- iJ. W helan. Walle Adjt. Webster wae on the witness Pekin. The remainder of the oreign re no blanket transportation would be issued tracted 3O.0W0 persons to tne battlefield lic treasury has passed away and the safer | i b h if b ‘ ’ ‘ hb » ' ray - i AS , . e nisaSs a Pi i > i " . ‘ ‘ = a . dents are besieged in Legation street. to Jefferson Club delegates, and that each despite See fact faat ee Big Maier y "M1 and more profitable plan of bartering po- | tend he was aske y the coroner . nue, fave his present occupation as a deputy > 5 nA delegate would have to negotiate jerson- ee _ Sag es abe i ; a litical influences for stock in corporations Knew the two men. rreriff, and stated that - was in charges Ww ASHINGTON, June 18.. A cablegram amily with I” he Ips for his pMISS. | The bern Beg : a" ¥ urned to meet again Nas succet ded. “Ty do,”’ replied Adjt. Webster. “They of the men at the barracks. He said that ~e -celV : F e This caused consternation and there has ce ‘ 7 a . : > ‘ ‘ c*? ent cy’ ¥ ‘ ey] "lr ‘ t A { ‘ . O.el, Bal ‘adnea. | cised ta prevent ove e ‘ e are ’ “ar. wo o h ut w feeling in diplomatic circles that the Euro-/ js so plainly drawn, it is not worth the | 8@¥8 that it will be probably fair Wednes- | ow the most over-governed people on earth | “I expect to go ta St. Louts,” he said, | killed by McKnight and that @ revolver, one the crowéa end semmes oe of pe pean powers have been united by the die- ay e Jefeat “ore mak’ ‘ ‘ day night and Thursday, with still cooler | ,.y4 1 fear that much of the excess Is due seid —— ' he - 4 “ en - : Oo ao ‘ i - : r co-operate in the restoration of order at A couple of hundre! deiegates and politi- pong om Y ativan Pipe. tt oe gn Mr. Gompers has been closely wate hing First Shot Came iy oe wee RE 6 Pere , Peking, even if the services of Russian i mana interesto —. eo ’ aos os. So oon ~") Of Presty mucn the - AFTER TAYLOR. the strike in St Louls. He Knows what . u ' merested in the convention, mostly sam for the resent troops are yeqnered - from the country, arrived on the noon ’ = propositions heve Seem mete St pan tans eee a Gun. Striker Prisoner Taliyrand’s “good Europeans’ have re-/|trains from the east und west There os. tah Way to Indianapo and the grounds upon which eacd has been; \Resisted Depu appeared on the scene and have dropped | were po 8 Louis delegutae in the crowd. Sheriff on one win _ rejected. It is said to be his intention to wr 4 The first witness was James P. Klotz, - ties. their jJexniousion and suspicions. A mixed! They are expectetd to-night. THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. With Requi tion. sume charge for the strikere by the firet o a auest of the Lindeli Hotel, whore home The withers passed in between the orce of 300 marines will be inadequate A large part of the delegation was com- FRANKFORT, Ky., June 13.—Sheriff Su- | next week, but his plan of action after that [is in Toledo, O. He testified that he Was i of n surrounding hie two deputies, ¢ Pekin should be in the possession of the! powed of Phel friend hiefiy fro he FAIR AND COOLER. : : : is known anly to himself. sitting in his room reading and heard of nee that one of this group of | o. ‘, rom the « gone to Indianapolis with a requist- ted draw xers, and * the insurrection spreads | southwest. ©. Brown of Carthage, a tor has ~ east from Gev. Beckh DISPATCH THERMO "2. nr i i i iain ay [= pong ot on wenee © province. The Russians | helps lieute Cor- whetehee,.eaih tion on Gov, Mount ir . eckham, | POGT- TCH THERMOMETER. “I went to the nGow, sf ro - een Rene a age «d a. nelfus Roach “a number of Phelps men bod men day wight and Thursday; cooler Wednesday night. harging him — ue. | saw a good a! bere fount found eee “a. po ae eee a age h Missourl—Generally fair Wedoesday t apd the murder of Willi ° cess am is "secretary of Bate Les mano the yecettogeet FO eas —— > srse $1 [he boys bed Thursday; cooler tonight e le

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NE 13, 1900. DAY— QT. ' Aid not succeed and the amended bill came up for a final vote. Mr. Carroil’s name wae explaining hie vote in favor blamed the Democratic gov: for the plorable here Mr. men on the op ing that the passage street rasiway facilities in time to me The ther WEDNES LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— 4 1b4h. . z— that eome fired a revolver, -%. he heard. Taen he of piraders we t ra nup eat with a Vashington wt : stre h hes 0 nee ‘ ort) ' Thomas Says No i wa Rock Wes Thrown. : rh at —__ _— —_———- — eee Don’t Think of It! Your Vacation Wu! Net Be A Kodak. Complete Witkout STOP IN TO-MORROW. Catalogues and lafermatioa Gratis. one tt rew 7 aAracet: ’ q the West End Coliseum mass hoist su i ig. » 4 ce ite Lic uy night to gather and ’ ree « iy favor of the strikers, number of witnesses «? {*- was called first. In of ti he bill. si rnor and Legis- inditions exist- an argu- F say- ORY COCDS COMPANY. > bill would kil Mid-Summer Sale ——07r—— Prices from 80¢ to $35.00 oO members made Wash Waists, Corsets, H. A. Hy att,,,. nt been | speeches ‘along the same lines except Mr Breadway Comprising this season’s most stylish goods, uininiantiieantiiiiiiad iain “a i Wiggins, who declared that the paésage of at Greatly Reduced Prices. I’ 12 the “‘nefarious’’ central traction bill first W aists. That’s what every made street railway consolidation possible 'and he said it looked strange to see men Novelty Gingham, Percale and Lawn Waists, in Stripes, Plaids oue says that uses ———_” who vote for the tral traction bill or Figures, $1.00. Regular retail price, $1.35, $1.50, 31.75. mg a James Mo. a now advocating a measure repealing these franchises. Fine White Lawn Waists, with pin and cluster tucked fronts— They are neat in finish—all oak— roomy inside—no trouble to care for —foods do not taint—sanitary—no poisonous metal. ‘STRIKERS’ FUND STILL GROWS trimmed in a a SQUIRES al SMITH, 1232 | Olive Si St. 2525 Re denre nus ne siruggzie h resulte half brother, Edward rman mot on ery Parasols, Washington could not giv: of the posse wi shot Bae ; Adjutant G ; Sti Capt ‘ # ar tre ir OF tae bune Ss. Robinson : , : - in whi , , ading T the posse wil ‘ utles in quelling the « ince Bunda} eR- | CaUaRr mM wets ing, arrived he coron ft iv oreast told them I Minutes Hefor the inquest nh i} and thought it wa The strikers’ es (3 Haizlin (fh 1 ographer Zz i my brotneyl “| “ele excited to know Woo a . Gown all the timonys red new y the following Assistant }’y tine wther withn nis gm bie ae on | Emplayen H” Pauk - ther threw no Frocks saw D. Lyon... ep is + ania any demonstrations ; mployes € nral Furniture =. Fulton Sympathy Club . = Owil ae ants and residents near w one t Mefrict C 1] Woodworkers Warrant office +f : Hetneman to the F as tao - ote “a me : ee ae onis Sanitary Co Cectl . ; 2 U i rh} . o uid —— "7 Renevolent Society .. e° Posse member of i. Cracns > : & . - no. 4, A. O. U Ww as Markemen stationed iF 7 18 VANE se antl Ls ‘hants’ Box and Crate Co G@ spectator at the No. 4, Iron, and Attorney Maure Geavor to bring out the shooting was not h of men frst thing ran out and Ss pointed at would go with whe pti Vi . ° mm '448 relief fund in¢ add'‘tions Tueeday: & was ~ : 20) & ) c 34 tH 78 % nN ] if . ow, Sons... 20 cpmerg } Percale and Lawn Waists in styl- ish Stripes and Figures, 75e. Regular retail price, $1.00, $1.25. Scotch Madras Waists (Fisk, Clark & Flagg), in 110 distinct patterns of high novelty stripes, 2.50. Regular retail price, water Hie never for ar- eleven Ot 1 ts thing. | s * peal There | UIs so P was drunk. not ad neo before ] was | Tin- Stee! No. OB, wing Club ' mba be of ~ 1’. orpedo ‘ r pistoi fies In the performan: neir duts no weapons on mm? when 1 der the law ‘and theref: was not ju is om en carried. a pocket. knite/ Belleville Glndsblowers Die P es , ‘ ry ) { | j en : Ve up | “=r VW Tra ucs and Labor Ass ~ | mblr, At 10 o'clock, whe! jurymen t j oe apons taken from the otner pricone. | Kiimoves : Somes . | Street Tuesday night by deputy sheriffs. He ight he company was ordered loc ked up at the North Market Street » tnd onl for supper and were Station and a charge of attempfing riot was preferr ne tha him. kened cars 0 incite a ;* _ ‘ 9 ‘ . = to regulation and OARRYLING ‘KNUCKS,.”"— artet motorman y ee. Chi- barracks. He s were lined up arrested After sunne the men who non-union in front of a pile of attresses which were come downtown refused to return to | (°°% ‘as tined $10 in ine police court Stacked agains : search, insit company car, and n ir oearrving brass ‘“‘knucks.”’ eaid, resuited finling of some to march back the himseif around the Volvers on the strikers and at least one ye- Complaints We discharged volver in the mattresses and a half brick. as a result of this Fie stated further that another half brick | Tuesday company was hi was found on one of the strikers. Sev: ral Small squads and sent to flung shots or “bean shooters,’ with heavy [Niles to provide full comp Tubber bands, and a lot of slugs were also liarry Purington an described 3 y tne witness iaving been |] seven men arrested early Saturday taken from the men under arrest. have been restored to service and placed in the recruiting squad under Capt. Max Adjutant Webster Couldn’t 7 ie Chabon daxterss that the o, Identify Brick Thrower rest of the seven men who were held in the Four Courts Sunday was due to a mis- Adjutant George B. Webster of the posse] tak and they had not received the orders said: “1 stood in the Washington avenu: it Was charged they had disobeyed. entrance of the barracks and heard a ut. B Po Small of Company If, band and some shouting l reanained there ; larkeon, re ported bile two divisions of the parade passed | Quarters Wedne sday that twenty ome of the men were waving their caps f the company ordered out by “aid some shaking their fists. car came jrequest of Capt. McEntire for assist we: A brick was thrown through the} Companys IS, Sltationed at Kossuth ear window. or four of us ran out avenues, had refuséd to obéy. the man who threw the brick lie- nder has ordere: an investiga reached the car there Was a Si Melcntire called for the assistan( The bullet passed between me inv 17, owink to repdrts of & eof Capt. Robinson. was not > aa xplode dynamite in the Pair Greunds. posseman. When fleeing twenty members who refused to join the front of the patrol declared that Capt. Clarkson | by two others, given o7 ders that they were not to them polnted his gun except in case of riet. They declined to work. He tried to pull the trigger a ‘cognize Capt. McEntire’s authority or | second time when I heard the re port of-a obey the order of Lieut. Small during Winchester shotgun and saw him fall. I f* absence of Capt. Clarkson, son Avenue: continued to follow the man who threw --—— o——__ — 3 the brick. He was afterwards arrested by Capt. Peter Joyce has made a report to pe pemeee! King and gavs his namie as J. WORKING UN THEIR BUS LINE ‘hief of Police Campbell of the actions of ennedy. , 4 , :, , “Some of the men who had been | heen oo a Rice Cal early W edmnes lay morning. went west on Sixth street and fired itrolmin Mathews ffays that he Voivers toward the posscmen. | heard| Committee of 50 Elects Officers and; street car at 3 o’clock Wedn sday Committee and my has banded, piaced has any and Capt, Writing the posse Louis D. Picot orders Lieut. and t second company transferre command of Moffitt, now house conduc- and taok Rine, the Sixth street fternoon, 2908 Flossuth ave- afternoon. The auspices ot funeral! was on bes 1) who of the he been Capt. Lloyd T. guard at the power on Broadway and Salisbury members of Capt. Picot’s remained in service, to Various compa- reiieved ant to has tie on * sheds, ne whoo into witness the man who, ] Strects, T revolver. lie the men ar- had picked had the a posse At $1.50 Each. Manufacturer's prices were $2.00, $2.50. g0Y SHOT BY A DEPUTY! HIG PAY WAC TOO LOW Louis Shanker, 15 5 Tears Old, Wounded in the Arm While Driv- ing a Wagon. 15 vears old, broke the ens Picot’'s company of service outs de patro| had been four men had been placed under refusal to obey orders, and at f seven other arrests were ma semen who refused to sleep in the i with the transit company em- his is Satur lay Sent to the orders, and until Sun wird midn roces night last Four (*; they iny sald Col. Cavender. more men were Cavender to furne- members who (*ol. Cavender - = —_— WHY HARRY TOWNSEND TRIED TO END HIS EXISTENCE. the search subjected iced I} te. into the number objected des this living at 1213 North Seventh street, was shot in the arm Deputy Sheriff John J. Lynch of Capt. Moffett’s company, about 1 o'clock Wednes- ufternoon at Broadway and Buchanan cordirg to the police report of Shanker was driving along wagon, and when he saw “Hello, you old skKinny Lynch ordered the boy suis Shanker, ae THOUGHT SHOULD EARN MORE. ne re- mic ts ruAS le made being qeLoric afte! by OLUS re . me! t he W oodtlo abusing strect. A conductor Dillon of the Laclede Twenty-second and Markét. streets the ine gy broadway UND COMMITTE E MEETS. —The icam- Ivrch he mittee of’ Seven appo} inted by the rom roit- “s ce aos tee of 50, which has in hand the raising of | hobo. lhereupon $100,000 for the maintenance’of union bus|to halt, but he paid no attention to the | Ubes in competition with the transit com-]¢rder. The report says that Lynch then leveled his revolver at the wagon and fired, pany, is Wn £ess ion ad the et trikers’ hea 1. gui irters levising meu&ns to rajst the needed rt Young Shanker tumbled from his seat when the bullet struck him, and was taken to the North End dispensary. After his in- jury was dressed there he was removed to the City Hospital WANT BILL RECONSIDERED Petition of Another Hearing on the Kelly Measure in Circulation at Strike Headquarters. veg y the Ms = So yken mtn —— various compa- | )s lements aged two others th ie el ‘*k, a none day ing. Send 6 sents postage for *‘COLO or write for finely illustrated folder ‘TO CALIFORNIA THROUGH SCENIC ROLORADO™ { (free), at Ticket Office, 8. W. Cor Broadway and Olive Street, or of the General Passenger Agent, St. Lauis, shooting, ina yelled, He Became Despondent and Took Mor- phine, but He Was Pumped Out and His Life Saved. ot se nigh ais ———2= ~ _—- + ——— Because he could not secure employment at the wages he wanted, Harry Townsend, a painter, 33 years old, attempted to com- mit suicide at his room, at 1116 Locust BUY THE CENUINE street, by taking an ounce of morphine “rect. ty taking an ounce of moromce PO TLADELPHIA LAWN MOWER, will live. 4 Townsend was not discovered until 16 o'clock, when his groans attracted the at- tention of a man passing through the hall. An ambulance was hastily summoned and he was taken to the City Dispensary, where ‘ti was thought for a while that he would Dr. Vogel pumped the poison from the man’s stomach and applied restoratives. After an hour and a haif’s hard work he showed signs of returning consciousness, and wi taken to the City Hospital. Townsend, who is unmarried, came St. Louis from St. Joseph, Mo., about five mcnths ago. He is a painter, but alsg un- derstands wagonmaking and blacksinith- ing. Failing to get employment as a paint- er he went to work at Samuel Mintz’s blacksmith shop, at 1125 North Sixth street, was employed at the time of his to kil] himself. ’ grew despondent as his work did not bring him. the wages he thought he ought to earn in St. Louis, and after passing a sleepless night went out Wednesday and bought the poison and sought to end his existence. While on the way to the hos- pital he stated to the man in charge of him that he was giad the attempt had fi iiled. } UNCONSCIOUS FOR THREE DAYS John Kennedy, Seriously Injured in a Fight Sunday, Cannot Make a Statement. Kennedy, 24 years old, single, 1410 Street, is at the Alexian Brothers’ where he has lain unconscious Sunday night, suffering from of the brain. 10 o'clock last Sunday night Kea- Cornelius Walsh, 18 years old, 1215 South Third street, and Edward Dugan, M ARV IN'S CONDITION.—Oséar Marvin. whose hand was so badly shattered in the disturbance at Sixth and Washington ave- mue Sunday night that his arm Was amp' 1- tated, was taken to St. Mary’s Hospit: rl, 3035 Bell avenue, Tueslay-mtent... He ‘was re- ported to be doing well at oon Wednesday. SAW AN EARLY MORNING CAR | Capt. Joyce Reports What One of: His Men Witnessed on Jeffer- members him upon ance of and Col. pom i) 6 Used by the U. S. Government and all large cemeteries: and parks. (i EVERY MOWER GUARANTEED. . SCHROETER BROS., 809 AND Sit NORTH FOURTH. “Bath Fume”=-33ca Box Sold Eisew here for S6O Cents. A luxury for the bath and toilet. Use it once and you will never be without it FROST-JOHNSON ORUG CO. 516 Oliv ‘A WORD TO THE WISE IS ENOUGH.”’ If you would use lithia in its most re- liable and grateful form drink natura! lithia water. Take it in its purity as it comes from the hand of the Great Al- chemist. Drink Geneva Lithia Water, which contains nearly seven times as much lithia per gaJlon as any other nat- ural lithia water, and also contains a finer combination of associate mineral ingredi- ents, as the analysis will show. __ Depot, 74 Pine street. Trial free. $21.00 PHILADELPHIA Thres red. followe (one but Li falied at me, die, head- men irculated at the railway eing c striking street A petition is ! quarters of the as follows: is to ST. LAUIS, Jan. 14. Members of the St. Louts We, the undersigned tfully petition your body to reconsider the bill repealing Transit Co. franchise. has a — of signers. DEPUTY'S FAMILY. BOYCOTTED Harry G. Brown Given a Furlough to Protect His Relatives and Secure Food. of 2841 McNair Company M, given a for three days. to a boycott, told Col. Cavender, family was unable to ure food or any necessities in the vicinity his home, and they had been threatened with violence. Brown will guard his. home with the shot- gun furnished him when he entered posse service. Chief Campbell, upon recommen- dation of Coil, Cavender, has given the po- lice offi in the vicinity of Brown's home orders to assist him in case he com- plains of violence. BOY EXONERATED. Hlonorable Gentlemen: Lauis, respe the Counell Pet . To City citizens of saw a morn- nues. The out of a board the at a (ol. Cavender say something about gett 12 P - " ’ e ae os ‘ a ‘ : iti : at Je ‘Ts P bw F ‘ out the reserve I started toward ii J efferson tnd Clark barracks when | saw a man with policeman saw nine men come ave in his hand running toward Saloon at the ner named and “"L called ear, Then arted south . ae “ irate ol speed. not proce heard the given an: m- | ¢ tre equipment than the Jefferson avenue were (Wo 1 itenance of union: ’b' ines ‘ougcnout Jiathews. hea ¢ " plot gun reports and the man fell i megeen lines = uu Ae — wind th e's I ser | 2 ¢ ‘ Orranizes 1] ae pggetectgite. tied pointed to it fi from all filter the men ar- ganizat voolis!/ FIREMEN DON'T RIDE FREE an Executive ave Starts Soliciting. mmittee of fifty, ‘h h $100,000 for petition ul the Car st It had "he o, “hi aa in ) ‘ ig men to 1e@ 4 whi asin hand high ‘halt’ there out to my command afterwards stop é * PAISINE ot and shots ran put mediately is wuir’s lhe street, ry) ys 51 W pr: )- saloon where he Mr. Seaver, the were 1] me on had be in drinki ae Tl budges, Seaver said, Lo transit com- is tt) ‘ os they fired ‘ Lec STRENGTHENING al Hi, ET oe hi it! iP} Lalu, Sc re they minutes. any them ine " his Harry G. he member furiough ne avenue, has been Owing his Brown of posse, witness the man taken to the of identifying a er CoOSsS1S As. be ust tinner, on Jefferson Ser received, proni- | avenue, between Adams and Bernard street, |} told Policeman Mathews that the car was wered | No. 3, and that the panels were painted green. Tredenneck also told the policeman that the men were all armed with heavy | pistols. ‘COMPANY OF G. A.B, VETERANS —— —— fi) a) empo establishing Were ap- labor or- wis t he John Grattan Hospital, ever the bus ‘ers shooter on a man who wave Luke Stephens or Stephenson. soem identify thie man among the enld a revolver with two charged and still warm Teated were searched. He t his nam CONCUSSION a . TR About Department Commander A. G. Peterson nedy and DEATHS. Vicksburg. Miss., suddenly of typhotd DAVIS—At man named Melvor and named Chaplin threw a ece pile of mattresses In the barracks. mot say Whether members of the poss from the windowa of the barracks W. 8. Rebinsun, 7 Carpent place, @tafl captain in the poss tesiified that Was S@tarmilicge in the arra doorway, facing enat, watching the pe ity ad as Was coming up the street. He claimed *€aw a striker step in front of the talk te the motorman Olk@me uniil it when a miss}! revolvér shot wno threw the Godged in and out of the man cot under an umbre}! he grasped the man's up, shouting: “Let that Were fired from revolvers Robinson, as he claimed. T re«ted “Witness ‘sald tention to a man tn unit found living on the north Weehingion avenue, in fr: store entrance The wound: the witness how padly he wa ; aon could not Tt he | Wii Twn tor’ piace by iween eae At 1.2) Corone l, vi } adjo wt the hear. the uNtil 1:30, notifying all wit nesses to be resent at that hour, Many Persons Were Present. Coroner Lloyd had summoned number of witnesses strik deputies. He went word to Campbell to have the ® during the disturba nme: Office and the men were ners room, Col. J. HH. Cavender, in eherttt s ph ee arrived at with hi or dgriy, Lieut Walter I. McKenna Attorney Charles J. Maurer of the Canningham & Maurer was present to rerent the strikers. He acted as counse) With ex+iov. Btone. who was able to be present in persean on a munt ol having to appear in the United States Court at the injunction prooeedings Attorney Kimbrough Sione, son of ver wah Present te Piior to the opent: epectntom s juner eubmiited severa, remedy tre defects which Schnurmacher pointed out - th Horton we* not satisfied ith the amendments an: ie wanted the Wilt Sent back to the imittee: after amendment was a Transit Gempatly Has Issued an Order | The latest addition / pany Tuesday | f®ac'l : ed. But in thie he/| dsts,”’ members. wiil dep A, the reg i, — ; > ae number process ariment barracks, ulation P, W Is Captain of This New Company. to the posse is a com- exclusively of G A. R. company, when completed, This company n (3 composed The 60 men. is nization by ‘A inder of the of f )¢e* them Peterson, Missouri G. veterans at aring the i illed ‘or at of orga comm appearance many of uniform, ci * demonstratio We The we tors ‘liiamsen, &. ' Nelson ee, Ss inkle, A. pear women Young, FOR COMPULSORY ARBITRATION _ Delegate Fitzgibbon will Introduce a The Resolution at the Jefferson Convention. local street car strike will in all probability be carried into the Democratic conven be done A resolution wi will mittee sense phens c lature arbitration organization (lub, vent He anere treud lg A, ct ch alte sacs io stated that ne at Jefferson City Thursday. It in an ] way ion odd ll be pres 7o,UF) cet nted to the com- iarine it that Gov. (*) re ons of te convention Ste- Legis- compulsory session f the to pass a all extra immedtately law Fitzgibbon, secre committee o Jefferson who will be a delegate in the com- n, has prepared the resolution to tie Post-Disps ‘h Wednes- would submit it to the reso! an tary of the ward f the iu- committe 2 number of his 7. convention, the resolu- Wd 4 ompu.sory aroil ‘ 1 St. Lovis would never again be with eveh a condition as TOW ex- he stted, masse ed Draft Sent to ~ Lieut. the | Joseph Svorak Proved Not to Havs Oostructed Tracks. Joseph Svorak, aged 15 years, with placing obstructions on the tracks at Broadway and Miller exonerated at the preliminary ‘nited States Commissioner morning been confined jn jail week by the state authorities before the federal officials interfered and asked for an investigation of the on the ground that the division whe the obstructions were alleged to have laced Was used as a postal route SYMPATHY FROM | COLORADO. State Federation of Labor in Cripple Creek wpepard Greetings. The fo! | was received Wednesday 1 rning by - joeal division of the railway empl iheE wd i‘; bor pls in convention charged car Wao hearing be- Gray Street Sireet, f re { We inesday Svorak had for a cin reon been )) lowing ves June &, The lo . Union: Ts umplete ry K ROBINSON, § Secretary. $20,000 AS A WEDDING GIFT. Scott by Father, the Senator. PHILADELPHIA June 1S Scott, who here nding to as a member of the Republi ‘ommittee, sent $40,000 to his son, Lieut. Scott, at San Francisco, where the young man, upon returning from voiunteer service in the Philippines, Was married yesterday. The senator wired that he began life with ® cents. Senator his duties national is atte ‘an yrapnic a teleg For Hitting a Woman.—Chas. Camp- | ithe of was Unead strikiiigz and i{med . s& « Third street court Wednesday for a neighbor, at Third Monday. Campbell if had assaulted his wW Four Days’ Leave:—Dr. E. F. Runge, superintendent of the Insane Aaylum, Mas been granted a four days leave of ad- senve by Mayor Ziegenhein. South _ bP) ~ r ine ets that plaint jand His | draft | ” ; ' } ' _ | | -1 years old, #4 Convent street, renewed an oid quarrel at Third and Convent street. The quarre] developed into a fight, and Kennedy was severely beaten. Wednesday morning he was still unconselous and was unable to make a statement. The doctors say that. his condition is serious. Waish was arrested Tuesday night, but Dugan is still at large. - COFFEE BURNS CAUSE A DEATH Little Katie Immken Overturned a Cupful on Herself a Week Ago and Died From the Results. --year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Immken, died the family residence, 3111 Pennsylvania Tues- Cay, from burns accidentally eived about &@ week ago. While seate. t the little girl reached for a in (Frying to pass it to her father over- turned its contents upon herself. rhe steaming liquid soaked through thin garments and severely scalded hy ical aid Was summoned th done to s othe the gre W gradually Zk passed away TWO TUESDAY WEDDINGS. The Allen-Bucknell and Edlich-Purcel] Nuptials Held. Miss Cora Allen, daughter of Mr. Mrs. L. I. Allen of 1104 Coilege avenue. marrie] Tuesday to Samue! Bucknell, National Stock Yerds office. aking place at the residence of S parveni The Rev. A. J. Jordan ffictating, ass«aited of the Presby- couple are well Katie, the at avenue, rec akf table the large cup of coffee bre her the ana little sufferer, SEL worse and Tues- eye and was clerk the the ceremony bride’ Temple YOunR Leovits lich, daughter of City sUrer Lowm EAlich, waa married Tier Gay to John Purcell of Cotinsyille, the cere- mony taking place at St. Henry's Church, the Rev. Fr. Keonig officiating. AND RETURN. Going June 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Returning June 26. Going and returning same route via either of the folluwing lines: Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern, Vandalia Line, Big Four Route. Tickets and eA to _ offices and Union ~ KINDERGARTEN NORMAL. Graduating Exercises to Be Held in the High School. of the St. Louis will be held Thursday include ea- Winona B. Bruce ing exercises Norma! School Schoo] Auditorium evening. The will says by Misses Olivia L. Fritz, Coker, Effie E. Parker and Mary E., and songs by the entire class. The following are the graduates to whom Prof. C. M. Woodward will present di- plomas: Brennan, Mamie S&S. Ooker, Winona B. Fritz, Olivia I Uareache, Rosella, Green, Filen M., Hampton, Fannie. Hopkins, Clara A. Horton, Clara M Hovelmanna, Helen V. Jaspering, Clara, Kenefick, Della L lang, Bisie M Mearthy, Nellie. Musick, Lavina P. Beethoven Conservatory Exercises. qg On sceovrit of the difficulties to be en- younnver in the way of street car trans- yortation after nightfall, the graduating oker ‘ives of the Beethoven Conrervatory of Music will bo given at the Odeon Thursday afternoon at 2 @elock, impicad of im the evening, as previously enncunced. The Best Prescription for ‘Malaria, Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Testeles Chl Tente. It t simply iron and quinise ia 6 tasteless form. No cufe—ao pay. Price bu. The graduat Kindergarten at the High programme Orrick, Florence K. lurker, Effie Parker, Mae A BR Pedrick, HReberta V. itman, Mary. Koeser, Emma L. Roeser, Matilda PF. Sharp, Margaret Sulilvan, Mary. Watdbart, Faniis Wiikips, Flisor M. Winver, Flale Wolff, Alice Capt. George W. Devise, husband of Mary Davis (nee Golden), father of Charies J., Guy D.. George W. Davia, Jr, and Mra. W. A. Steed. Was a member of Calro Lodge, Ne 173, K ef P Funeral from familly. residence ’ Eighteenth street, Thursday at 2 o'clock. terment private. malaria, 1426 South I> HAGGENJOS—On Tuesday, June 12, at 1:30 8 m@m, after a lingering illness, Bernard J. Hagren- jos, son of William and Mary Haggenjos, broth- er of WUl, Frank and John, aged 26 years The funeral will take place Thursday, Jone 14, at 2 o'clock p.'m., from famlly residence, 2038 Dickson street, to St Bridget's Church, thence to Cavairy Cemetery. luterment pri- vate. HALEY—On Tuesday. June 12, 19900. at & o'clock a. m., James Haley. Jr. bellowed son of James and Ellen Haley (ne@ Freeman), aged 22 years and 10 months Funeral will inat.. at 8:30 o take place Thureday, the 14th chek a. ®m., from familly reat- dence, S&aST7T Easton avenue, to St . (Church, thence to Caivary Cemetery. of the family are fovited to attend. 'NDT~Suddenily, at 8:20 p. m., Monday, Jane 11, 1000, Erich Landt, beloved husband of Sophia Landt (nee Holtkamp), and father of Chester Launadt, aged 33 years, 1 month and & dey* Funeral from 1609 Nerth Eighteenth strest ip. @. Thursday. June 14. ROGGI~At 11:30 «8. m Tneasday. June 12, 1900, after a lingering ltliness, Charlies KReogael, the lowed father of John, Kate. Annie. Rose aad Prank Boge! Funeral from residence, 1190 Nerth Fifteest> etreet, Thareday, June 14. at 2p. mm. to teh jan Catholic Charch, Nipeteeath and Morgan streets, thence to Calvary Cemetery Prieads javited te attend please copy Vieksburg. Mise, papers SCUDDER At Wis Wednesday wife of at Orvecmewor. morning. June 18 Mary A. Seudder. John A. Soudder, In the 6th sear of her age. lone potice of funeral will te ows. ee te Young Richart’s Death.—The testi- mony at the inquest inte the death of Frank Reichart that * ac-

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“a LLL Fe RL I AT TTT wai L8DAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —JUNE 13, 1990. on | SEH AMA) [CHARLIE ELMAN, NEWSBDY, __|THE LEADERS NOT YET BEATEN) poner | ARE FOR BLISS, What | aounnaal - : > Biscuit, Snow Flakes, Sara- Botha Fights an All-Day Bat- eee ae Py a {| {All Committeemen on That toga Flakes, Butter Crackers, tle Near Pretoria. Ce eae” Cl” | | sy Side Except Manley. Graham Biscuit, Oatmeal Maras GS ht P. Oe Se ae i Biscuit, Ginger Snaps, Hand- HELD A STRONG POSITION. TALK OF ROQSEVELT STAMPEDE - —_— made Pretzelettes and Vanilla Wafers from dampness, odor, BRITISH GAINED GROUND, BUT ae re . Soir F. — — : THIS REMINDS DICK OF A STORY | is ¥ Ss BACK IN OHIO. : : , | dust and germs. Soda Bis- WERE NOT VICTORIOUS. : ee fo nae oo ! ae coe > . cuit packed in the “In-er-seal Roberts’ Lines of Communication Re- a eo 3 . 4 o ee: “ om . ) | McKinley Orders the Canton Band (of e Patent Package” are not af- stored After the Defeat of Boer | , ee Sacred Memory) to Be on Hand f t 4 f Forces on the Rhenoster , | a ee eee + 5 at the National Convention. ecte y the odor of the ce ao Pus Ter mackerel barrel, the sweep- River. 6 eS aie ae a ; From a Post-Dispatch Staff Correspondent. : ‘Se s,s | PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 13.—All of t e ing of the store, or the state ? Ta tase with Gen, = menage Le ' ig S See the national committeemen are for Bliss end of — once hoag British gained ; | | | =o , > ee ate Cees pig ne re 2 aa : . of the weather. They are as considerable ground, the Boers were not — Me sg ; Saat sh ecretary Long. oes week's si! Lord Roberta has git aa oe es 900 is om about this in the Hotel , | , fresh when they reach your er a week's silence, Lor¢ oberta has a, S. ry . 2 : Sipe Se. See SAE et, "alte S ¢ oon. : ton having ‘been practically rextored by | a3 PT | Crtew ts te aamey hangs out tor Long? table as when they come d Stores . Boe x * . “ . Mg ws : abled him to place the main p rtion of low an exception was made in his case, ommended him tor the position and have th . oan ' ‘ , :, ‘ I ri Thousands upon thousands ot families f boon which they have placed before the ST LOUIS TRANSIT co ~~ . . : er “ : é, . _ iat : . 2 ae ' — é, ,a will) ecaenur ere e no increase l ) re: OF Fite ; . ’ his troops on his flanks, which he knew Soon Charlie had a regular trade and al assured him that he will secure It. eines: —— |; have been wrecked, untold numbers ot | American people. Many cases that were . *” from former experiences were his vulner-| Ot a" so ssnennnipihinatininl ———_____— — rates. | aemiendiaitied ; EDWARDS WHITAKER, Fresident. Th cont tant befor th national 7m | promising and intellige nt ren have gone | relapses from other treatments have ’ a “4 Lens lants vel S tase ‘ i ‘ CoOuilie j* to ~» @ble parts. I sent French with Porter's and Dixon's cavalry brigades and Hutton’'s | | RKET eattnin dee in attdon so tee ‘ On “Y existence, I am now able oO hold the line cae Sohool. c for that purpase, will Zive us Me arly $1,000,- through f ir $1700. That Was too Men. so 5 ad ‘ al pe pe re ntage of Ouyr people | health, but, to tne contrary, it builds up ST LOUIS TRANSIT CO. between this and Rhenoster in strength. Supt. Soldan made p t »|' 000, which will build one for us. Tne mar- | negotiations were dropped agai ay would be eliminated. Some of these so-| the constitution and makes every a- : : S — la: ‘ a verbal report af the = , Pram . a na > ls e! qaropge again. | i se Ci ] iS sit ‘ aAes every pa Methuen will arrange to guard it onward | teachers’ annulty pienic held at the Fair | ket is barely self-supporting now, ana 1S a 2 a5 there came anotner message from called eures have done a freat deal of | tir nt a manly man in every particle EDWARDS WHITAKER, President. as he advances. ‘(Grounds last Saturday. said that onej not in a good location, anyhow, and it ought ie hite House. This was not a hint, it = ae. » heretofor ahs oe sa cea toca ey “Hunter should be at Poatchefstroom to- lof the officers of the association had es-| to be sold.”’ a formal request that the band be oe ee on ore absolutely im- Many ladies who have been possessed Gay. He will then move on Johannesburg. ‘timated the receipts would be in the neigh- Among real estate men the offer of $750,000 | brought to the convention. The President munized every patient from the hebit. Ps es ; SaToe $250 REWARD aS a emcatet a = soe a =a borhood of $7000 About 80,000 constituted ayn on ee iS ee being eoneyeeed. | is wnt denser og avout : it. So the band is Doctor Ozias Paquin, a prominent phy- of this ee gsi een cured by the », no ae » BOC ‘ : ¥ Se , the total attendance. Augus remner volves he opinion of sev- ;eomMing and the national committee wil! foot ee eer ; a a 3 Paquin method. No matter what your , his force in the field felt. et aa eral when he said to the Post-Dispatch | the $1700 bill. : | sician, has originated what is Known as|— “701 sestveleme sess anannnne Will be paid for the arrest and convictiies “Our losses yesterday were not, I trust, Wednesday: National Committeeman Gibbs as presi-| the Paquin Immunizing System, and so | *** “7! how hopeless your case may seem, | of any person who may threaten with vio serious, but I deplore the death of that gal- ‘Tl consider the offer a fair one, without i dent of the Thirteen Club, came over in Re. ‘Met SEP Te ee satin F 4 : there is hope for you in the Immunizing lence or intimidate or attempt to intimidate lant soldier, the Earl of Airlie. The only THE LIMIT FOR DRUNKENNESS. figuring it out on the front-foot basis. The | chair 13 in the parior car. He tried to get eminently successful has been his treat- Method any person now employed by the St. Louls other casualties reported as vet are: Sev- Sea property now brings the city little or no!room 13 at his hotel but hi: : , ment for the Cure of drunkenness that ce ; Wr: ’ , for the urpose of de- elton, +9 one PO ee en Se Eee eee ee | eo re. 8t bis hotel, lad to put up | fransit Company, purp enteenth Lan ers Major, the Hon. Lionel Judge Sidener Gave Harry Jones revenue, and if it were sold for the figure | With No. 113. He will be made national com- | several of the most promiffent business | Any person interested who will call at | terring any such person from continuing ia Fortescue, and lieutenant, the Hon. C. Cav- the Fine He Could named and a building of only $250.00 cost eman from New York again. | er > c . o . , er ‘ we . toy t endish, bath killed.”’ sf ' were erected on it, the city would derive} The local committees are not without 'men and eapitalists in the city of St.) suite No. 1113 Chemical Building, St. | 8¥ch emp.oyment. -- — For the first time in his official Seecieat ee ———— from ares from it. roe is Posen of their own. One of these bodies | Louis have organized a stock company; Louis. Mo., will receive full information ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. Judge Sidener of he First District 'OllCe no piace Or a market any more, anynow, is nawn as the committee on demonstra- | . — “NOSe : : ar : Hoeeihlea : :, , o% , - - AS A CROWN COLONY. t =" ‘ , i- | for the purpose of, so far as possible, | from Doctor Paquin. If you cannot call EDWARDS WHITAKER, President. and it is a detriment to the surrounding } tion. It passed ; ‘soluti ’ fliete . , for ' ewe ‘ Ans 2081, passe a resolution that no itnflam- : ; om rye a court inflicted the maximum fine property. I think it is a fair offer.”’ remedying this evil. These gentlemen send your name and address to matory banners or transparencies should be ons : a = " ee -_ Sransenness Wedn sca) # faarr) Jones, ad a ot ee oe, ee oe allowe din the parade. It had been the in- are note d throughout the country ag Orange Free State. “ho came to St. Lois three weeks a as More Census Deputies.—F. WwW. Rauch- steggeteal of some of 1 he paraders to paint a philanthr pists and. although heretofore DR OZIAS PAQU iN $i000 REWAR LONDON, June 13.—It seems to be set- a speciat ager.t for the transit comypany, enstein supervisor of the ae . few erse i hiladeliphia ldeas concerning the nee gant ne . , he Britioh , | on 6 ; ie Nag — ns p ty : r of T % ous in the civil service law on some transparencies! they have done mu h good, their past Suite 1113. St. Louis. 1 Will be pald for the arrest and conviction nm v ; i ' . Sasser se * i : M4 . ln . ‘ - €Lt ; . str -, @ AS 4 oO} i eCf( t "fe ; : bcs f pas , . ‘ . » & . 4 ~ . > “ewe + : . - y ar | ie on mt 7 oth ‘ 1 ( haben * cae. J ten li | tional enum ra’ cole us Finat teeashot ta Somes non B woted AO. fa aes ¥ Me png Boney generosity cannot be compared with this ' Chemical Bidg., atte . Ours, / 10, of the person or persons who shot Road Of- ransvaal an range Free State cl an es . 8 tS. — gh me - J Eh di Sat GIstr Oo cover ! were vote: own and the visiting Repub- : = , ae ; ‘ 00, rule the Bx =| not pay and may go to the workhouse. , the count by Frilay night, when the enum-j licans wil] Pree know "hae what eee ficer John P, Rice on Monday, May 29, 1 as a crown ewlony. “You are the worst ‘grafter’ that ‘ JM. yilal : ee about 3:30 p. m., on California avenue, about a block south of Chippewa. The crown colony form of rovernment : etrus k town,’ the judge eaid to the pilin )- V asvnington iu? d Ste. Genevieve counties. sS\ stem. . . Yr “oy ave been ir ‘ouble ever s.nce | The » a} , can be best understood by reference to the Mer. You have been in troub he general local committee has been trvy- o system in vogue in the West Indles, Slerra Ao ge eee Mr. oe sr ge hen he yen ns Wigs inst KOUD CURE. cee aan ae for some days to get Sergeant-at-Arms O ra e a CU MT) OW er ST. LOUIS TRANS!T CO. Leone and Ceylon. It is government with- | Pelied to order your arres. for false Dre- y isweil to take over the convention hail. AR cut a jocal parilament by agents of tne | tense, and you tried to victimize the South- S ; Guarding it is an expens.ve business. i bacaaten ‘ LDW DS WHITAKEL, President. crown. ern cron a Kaede ye ogee sg one My Results in Chang- of Diet are Wonder/u'. are policemen sTatione d around it to {0 CENTS A BOX—THREE FOR 25 CERTS. a ; : house for a year. “Good food. properly selected, will. jn | because the hall stands hard by some rail- | UNQUESTIONASLY SHE GEST ON THE MAREE: | $iIGOO R ARD a a , =. . eye i a : ; er road tracks, and there is constant danger a . . Lag i my + ‘ the burden. ] "iswell is ; ’ . loc . Cuts on Himself When Found on speed sith Focal woman, very closely confined indoors. | shal assume th ey in. Mr. Wiswell is a leant. not excepting Secretary John D.| who ate to fehl out Eaeeeeee | Ooo about a block south of Chippewa, ; other cc . . . .. . - : , a . 7 ve Be we nan -peleghy ‘rant, not tea as , ete ¢ ; : +r st ' 2 with .considerable care and anxicty. Some The national committee held its first ses- Smo of the 1 y the Republican committee today. He ex- ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. Broadway and Biddle Street. : : e | avy. ' 7 aed ; . | time ago | had a severe case of the gr » Sion today. Chairman Hanna was not hairman abeae the Nationai Re pects the bitter fight between Millionaire MRS. MARY A. SCUDDER DEAD. | 8 Case OF the ETippe Pooper : | all Congressman Hawley to end | EDWARDS WHITAKER, President. »?* rat pee ai i’ ; Tt yy ri] 4 " ’ ‘ , . v3 , } , ' ever | eration mu lose, They will work in! Quaker City @araders think of the mevpit _—— 7s - ren : : 7 > : ‘ of — 2 : . ‘Sse ‘ » ’ ning , . “get : foncreoes yr) “Ormmy} ittee and f (sree ‘ ‘ Eugene Meigs, 41 years old, of 3007 Pin = ——= | and aiter recovering Irom if, hada serious Aen ee let ae ee nis = P nea rire. — an ar ha a “ tt n ome 4 - | in one ca ond m of a compromise candidate : rd “4 ' 4 = : ' ' - ‘ ¢ . ? = . eet 2 hé . ’ ! as ODS nee Co hit? mse ‘Ss a>) ‘ ‘ ‘ /i a , . ' fate . ; ‘ _ . ’ ) . . : : - « . « Street, was stabbed near the corner of Bid- | ghe Passed Away Wednesday Morning | time following, as many .people do. Chairman Henry C. Payne was designated woe sect Dolliver. Speaker Hen- | for national committeeman, and he hopes — ble street and Broadway at midnight Tues- | in Oconomowoc, Wis. “T was unable to gel well until [ (to preside temporarily, There were several ger: cnis in Phisadelphia do ne what he can °O be the . 232. Phis hope o seen Kin Gay. He is at the City Hospital seriously : . changed mv diet leaving off Mocha and “0st ntees, especially from the western ¢ head cf his colleagues boom, but pact that ne was 80 original Me Aine M jst itements of the officers of the associa- injured | Mrs. Mary A. Scudder, wife of John A. ayer - te _& aw the = ist Sr. Louis has }: ined | > 7 _ right ott in the St. _outs pea : read by W. La. (“‘alhoun of Carthage Mo elgs s > Was cu yy two negro | ' . anon oaihe sserts that II is A part of the Kansas contingent reached | The usics umber: ; a a8 claims he y s omawoc, Wis. She had been an invalid four | 1d asserts that Illino | e Wa & rhe musical numbers of the morning pro. h l Coffee in its place, and taking up Grape- Secretary Dick announced the states and rr boomers, #1! Washingt ‘od The Revublicans of th j we M! ighwaymen, who robbed him of a coat and | Nuts breakfast too Thi ‘int es: Me which there were contests. ay ive him almost solid support ASDINBtO) .oday, ic Repu wsee v @/ gram were rendered by Miss Ida Sim. $9. He. iy h lid not see his assailants some years and for the past year was par- ; h, Suis winter | have , ; sn as | Sunflower State are so divided into fac- |mons of Kansas City and Edgar Lackland : Says °® dak 10 ee S SS; : s, . 5 rou » fete . were $3 contests, involving the seats — ivayce guard of the convention . ) : . . ti - ial ; 7 =) +t } . ' ee" = th ‘ " res ve > ‘or >t ’ ‘ $ al af who crept up behind h'm, grabbed the coat | alyzed. ~ eee ey doy ind st ipo agit trial and of (4 delegates. This is about one-eieventh coming to Washington dire He “ nv ss j o ak =" Na i oo i oe f : . r = » * S are super: : : “J of ' ire conve i” . 7 hiv " e |} co ention in © fAMe car. Nation om- ‘he pregrr: ‘ : and tore it up his back, The money was in | Mrs. Scudder was 66 years of age and had ‘ Meta ayo Saks . ~ 4 se ay r¢ Stored to ; 4 the entire conve mtik n, ii re mal — ‘ y. I resi lent = RAT ‘ T he pr a rar r t hee remainder of the ke “ ‘ , he ; veriec ez and streng ‘ roi «6 +arge 6proportion in a convention where |, embarrassed at -~e 4 the coat pocket. After the men got the | resided in St. Louis the greater part of her ee I hav ee Sie Bt ¥- ind mS Je | there “is neo question to the main igsue. ne niger out of the permitted, | Place for 16 years, is making a big Mght | on vocal music by Horace P. Dibble of St claim, lave a. reserve iorce —_— ei, Re becun .} to defeat the anti-Leland men who intend | Louis and musical numbers rendered by Meigs was found lying on the pavement ; +: " 7 | . = > SBCUK > ) his city is at li ; , : OT te “amta ; . ‘ . : . 40} rY*; hu- and forwarded to the North End Dispen- KL he Seu lder home in t 0: cedar many hard places. Contests. involved. gouid not make it. ll \ great hu- + caine that we te. belie eee ee - ~o | Vandeventer place. The funeral arrange oo Ge. meam) Glan & ' 6 lintion for him ‘ause he Gi na Seer Nat RC 18 DSMG man, Kdgar Lackland, all of St. Loulsa: « cannot. praise the tood too much. mitlation J rs variates c » upheld Pension ¢ ommissioner D. Neff of Trenton, F. W. Willls of Kan- the administration when the! sas City, Mrs. Nellle Hessenbrush of gt. McKinley is sald Leland, who has held the | day's session included an illustrated lecture Coat, he says, one of them slashed him | hire She left four children, two sons and | bodily The involved seats are: | not persuaded Bg 9 BS srggptoy . vo elect a new man in his place. Leland | Charles Kaub, O. A. Moll, Mrs. A. DC Sary, where Dr. Peake dressed his wounds. | ments have not yet been made. i ey - , iad wee ne, piace for it .will, if used Steadily, cure all dis- outsiay cocees “The Webster Davis boom is being laughed A. KR. tnaagurated its onslaught on | Louls, Mrs. J. S&S. Stanley of Kansas (Cit . Lule th situution ame hough Long confronting mitteeman ~~" y Fe two daughters. and mentally, that carries ne through Seats ndidate,. and now ; “i ; couid not m 4p ippealed to the White House for help. | er Miss Tillie Cornet, Alexander Henne- The police have made no arrests. : r Col Terens tries to swing the ina ons et at. If Col. Kere Svans. Leland is pension agent at ‘To- Mrs. W. A. Graeper of @t. Louis, Mice turbances of the system caused by the x York ; - ry ork ar i we ood- owa man. He will go into the conventicn [ mi the Green or Hawley faction, University Auditorium with the anoual tasteless do cure—po ’ ‘ form pay. Price B0ec, Is the Best Medicine Money Can Buy, ward, 24 Grenada St., Se. Augustine, Fla, | ort stronger support than any other as-/ either ~ y Fee ) aa bayer Piakpo ys a -~ > exe er at — ——— ee . eg PND — — a" = asics ie ail ~ Sr es @

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WEDNESDAY—ST. hae Fase = LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—IUNE 13, 1900, a SO@ a 4 = tr) We ee Se CAG - >, ¥ > ~ ? at - . #4 . , —— ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St SUBSCRIPTION RATES. City and Suburbs. Conntry Datty. eingte COPV ec cecceveve eee eee eee eee ee eeaweeeereere 1 Cent 2 Cents Sunday, one eop *-* eeeeeereeneeeeereeeeeeee 5 Cents DELIVERED ny CARRIER— rr Ge DURGA, “PEP 290GR ..ccccccccoccobote esencece Daily and Sunday, per Month ...cceescccese eoccveseese Daily only, per mouth..... i denbbsac RY MATL IN ADVANCB. Pally and Bunday, 1 pelly and funday, 6 mos., ially and Sunday, 1 mo... Pondagy, 1 year......cccces City FEditor......066 Bunday, G monthes......... Circulation Sunday, 8 months.........- Department ...1927 TRANSIENT POSTAGE RATES. Te i Accccaccceees 96 Outelde the United States, fntered at the Post-Office at St. Louls as Second-Clase Matter. Remit by Money Order, Deaft or in Registered Letter. Qddress all commurpicatiens and complaints of imperfect service to POST-DISPATCH. St. Lewis 5 Cents 15 Cents 65 Cen:s 45 Cents 11 Cents TELEPTIIONE NUMBER Bell—Malin. Rnusiness Office. ..664, 665, 2920 Fdttorial Rooms..1630 Ss. Kinlob. A646, AG4S | lee Agent Foreign Advertising, 8 O. Beckwith Snecital Agency, «* Tribune Building, New York. 469 The Rookery, Chicago. ee —E and combinations until they number more than 700, 650 of them being incorporated. More trusts have been organized since March 4, 1897, than had been formed in all the years previous thereto.” Moreover, Mr. Hanna, who is the force of the administra- tion, is openly favorable to these combinations and known to be financially interested in many of them. The inconsistency cannot be glossed over or explained away. Mr. McKinley’s administration has been conducted in the in- terest of the great combines. This is a fact so notorious that it were tedious to relate the evidence. The National City Bank scandal is quite enough to prove all that has ever been charged against the syndicated government of the two Ohio politicians. i, hp he — A joint protectorate over China might prevent serious trou- ble and save that great country from a convulsion. Reforms demanded by the times and circumstances can be initiated and perhaps made to work. If such a program succeeds a violent revolution will be avoided, and an easy transition to modern ways effected. Hut is it practicable? Is it anything but a wild dream? The enormous population of China does not want to be improved. The Chinese want the foreign devils to let them alone. Besides wouldn't the control be disjointed? How can the differences of the Eurgpean nations be recon- ciled by any such scheme? = = i a A ; peer > ' r] ¢ on e ; ; . —_— OL AS ma — A I lay * _ _ ; . “ A ; - + - - ——ee ———— ~ ie oun » 7 ™ - . *. - : % ° dh. Pa | a | et — ™ ~ Adapted for the Post-Dispatch BY WILTON LACKAYE, Who is to create the leading roie on the stage next SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Jean Valjean, a poor woodcntter, steals 4 loaf of bread to save his family from starving. He is sent to prison at Toulen for 19 years. On he reforms, changes his name to Madeleine, moves to a manufacturing town, where he becomes rich and is at last appointed’ mayor. The local police inspector, Javert, was formerly a jailer in Toulon prison, and fancles he recognizes the mayor as an ex-convict. Another man is arrested as Jean Val- | jean and is about to be sent to prison for life, when | veloped ; eyes seaseDd. That evening she went as usual into the farden. She sat down on the stone bench and fell into a reveric. Suddenly she felt a presence near her. he turned her head and rose—it was he. though ready to faint, did not utter a cry; =] »wly recolied as she felt herself attracted, but he did not str. Through the ineffable sadness that ene- him ehe felt the glance of the which she could not see. . ose te ; she the real Valjean interposes and declares his own identity. Javert arrests Valjean. Jean is believed to be | drowned at Toulon, but escapes. He goes to | Montfermell, where he rescues Cosette (the ehild | of a woman he once helped) from the clutches of Cosette, in recoiling, came to a tree and leaned against it: had it not been for a, tree Nara would have fallen. haa nen she heard his voice, that VOole | Which she had really never heard before, the Thenardier family, at whose inn the girl 18) coare ; : ate > ‘ : ae are © jouder than the rustling of the a drudge. Valjean and Cosette go to Paris to live. foliage as } . ‘ Javert discovers them. They flee from him: andy, os ng i murmured: ‘ take refuge in the grounds of the Petit Picpus rardon me for being here. My hear Convent. {is swollen. I could not live as I was, and Valjean takes refuge with the convent gardener,| 2, have come. Have you read what I Fauchelevant. whom he had formerly befriended. {| P aced on that bench? Do you recognize Fauchelevant secured for Jean the post of assistant | ™Me at all? Do not be frightened at me. garmiener, and Cosette is educated at the cuon- oa Sy remember that day when you vent. OOK e¢ at me. now «eo Y o? was rhen Cosette is grown Valjean and she take ajin the Luxembourg ao on nr a... days house in Paris. Valjean meets Thenardier, who] on which you passed before me were June calls himself Jondrette and professes to be in po¥-| 46 and Julw 2? It is nea ly ‘ear ago erty. Valjean promises to come to Thenardier’s |] pave not seen v tt “¢ a s ot lon . house that evening with money. Marius Pontmercy, time ee Bes see ou again for @ very 10 sg a poor young barrister, has fallen in love with Co- Mme, And then you disappeared. - fan- cled that I saw you pass once as I was reading the papers under the Odeon Ar- sette. He rooms next to the Thenardlets and over- hears them plan to rob Valjean. He notifies Javert. } ‘ade, and ran after you. At night I come here—fear nothing, no one sees me—and Valjean is entrapped. avert captures the gang. I walk very softly that you may not hear APTER : me, for you might t i [ CH » sOF yo nigh e alarmed. Once ’ Love’s Young Dream. you sing, and I was happy. Does HE startled bandits Gashed at the a harm eg: I shou listen to you jos » while ; mine, | rough the shutters while singing. No, weapons which they had thrown into / jt cannot harm you. You see you are corners the moment of their attempt-}-my angel; -so me come here now and Jed escape, and in less than a second these or ga if * ht only eee how R adore you! awe , ; ety orgive me, am speaking to you. seven men, formidable to look at were |/I know not what I am saying. Perhaps grouped ina posture of defense, one with I offend vou. Dol offend you?” his pole-agx, another with his key, a third with his life preserver, the others with She sank cown as if she were dying. He seized her in his arms and pressed her chisel, pincers and hammer, and Thenar- dier with his Knife in his fist. to his heart, not knowing what he did. He supposted her while himself tottering, This woman picked up an enormous pav- ing stone which lay in the angle of the He felt as if his head were full of emoke: flashes passed between his eyelashes; his room and served her daughter as a foot- stool. ideas left him, and it seemed to him as if he were accomplishing a religious act and yet committiag a profanation. He was dis- Javert restored his hat to his head and walked into the room, with folded arms, his cane hanging from his wrist and his sword tractediy in love. She took 45is hand and laid it on her heart; in his-scabbard. “Halt!” he shouted, ‘‘you will not leave he felt the paper there, and stammered: **You love me, then?” She answered in so low a voice that it Was almost an inaudible breath: by the window but by the door, which is not so unhealthy. You are seven and we are fifteen, so do not let us quarrel like water carriers, but behave as gentlemen.” ‘Silence! vou know I do.’ in ‘hig chest, Bigrenaille drew a pistol from under his And she hid her blushing face He fell on the bench, and she sat by his blouse and placed it in Thenardier’s hand, as he whispered: side. They no tonger found words and the stars were beginning to twinkle. “It is Javert, and I dare not fire at that man. Dare you?” How came .t that their lins met? How omes it that the bird sings, the snow melts, “T should think so,’’ Thenardier answered. “Well, fire.’’ the yose opens, May ‘bursts into life, and the dawn grows white behind the black trees Thenardier took the pistol and aimed at Javert, the inspector, who was only three on the rustling tops of the iills? One kiss, and that was all; both trembled and gazed each other in the darkness with flashing eyes. They neither felt the fresh night nor the paces from him, looked at him fixedly and} cold. stone, nor the damp grass, nor,;the contented himself with saying: moist soil. They looked at each other, and “Don't fire, for the pistol won’t go off.” their hearts were full of thoughts. Thenardier pulled the trigger, there was a Their hands were clasped without their flash in the pan. cognizance. “Did I not tell you so?” Javert remarked, .TO BE CONTINUED) Bigrenaille threw his life-preserver at Ja- vert’s feet. ‘You are the emperor of the devils and I surrender.”’ eee you?” Javert asked the other ban- aits. They answered, ‘“*‘We too.’ Javert remarked calmly: ‘That is all right, I begged you to behave like gentlemen.”’ “I only ask one thing,” Bigrenalille re- marked, “‘that my baccy mayn’t be stopped While I'm in solitary confinement.”’ “‘“Granted,” said Javert. Then he‘turned and shouted, come in now.” A squad of police, sword in hand, and agents armed with Dludgeons and sticks, rushed in at Javert’s summons and bound the robbers. The crowd of men, scarce illumined by the candle, filled the den with shadows. ‘Handcuff them all,” Javert eried. “Just come this way,’’ a voice shouted, which was not that of a man, but of which no one could have said: : “It is a woman’s voice.”’ Mother Thenardier had intrenched herself in one of the angles of the window and it was she from whom this roar had come. The police and the agents fell back. She had thrown off her shawl and kept her bon- net on; her husband, crouching behind her, almost disappeared under the fallen shawl, and she covered him with her body whtie raising the pavingstone above her head with beth hands like a giantess about to heave a rock. “Heads below!” she screeched, All fell back upon the passage, and there was a large open 6pace in the center of the garret. The hag took a glance at the bandits, who had suffered themselves to be bound, and muttered in a hoarse and guttural voice: “The cowards!”’ Javert smiled and walked into the open space Which the woman guarded with her eyes. “Don’t come any nearer.”’ she shrieked:; “or I'll smash you. Be off!’’ suit, “What a grenadier!’’ said Javert. “You |So she christens them have a beard like a man, but I have claws - like a woman.”’ stitoot. And he continued to advance. ‘Mother Thenardier, with flying hair and ] ] terrible looks, straddled her legs, bent f back, and wildly hurled the paving stone Javert. He stooped, the stone passed over him, turies tyvn'fi eo re struck the wall, from which it dislodged — S typ-led virginal purity. a mass of plaster, and then ricochetted The roses now are flinging al) thelr frag- n Continental Europe the girl who does| from angle to angle till ft fell exhausted . le doves —— wear her orange blossoms and her veillat. Javert's feet. -lrance on the air and the gentie doves are mid — nuptials is the girl who may not—and At the same cooing and a-wooing everywhere, the hum- may “— 2 eee forbids her tolthe Thenadiers; ming birds sweetest nectar oe ePAaAULITU ineignia if ‘-hastitv i lay he ‘al e's she . . of chastity. settled on the wif shouider, the free the flowers and homey bees are busy and improve the shining hours. The: droning, clumsy bumble bees are in the clover field and compe! the miser blossoms to yleld. The small and down the wet It is said that Dolliver is wanted on the Republican ticket because he is a good campaigner. He will be able to ex- plain the Cuban thefts, the prolonged Philippine war, the Porto Rico dishonesty, the continuance of the -annoying ara burdensome war-stamp taxation, the unnecessary issue of bonds, the nonaction against the trusts, etc. Hurrah for | Dolly! ___ SWORN DAILY AVERAGE— CIRCULATION -—OF ''tHE— OST-DISPATCH FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1900. SUNDAY e*eeee#e#e#5fee® *- « * « ,' 152,533 DAILY. eeeeeveeveeene eee 100,578 IMPORTANT. gay-The Post-Dispatch will accept all advertising with the distinct and unequivecal guarantee that it has a larger bona-fide paid circulation, SUNDAY OR DAILY, than any ether Newspaper West of the Mississippi River; and larger in the City of St. Louis and its suburbs than any two other morming or evening news- papers combined. One of the eight largest Sunday Newspapers in the United States. ee GO TO WORK. Francis points out the necessity of the prompt completion of the $5,000,000 fund. There no fear that the " . , an . °2 J en : . 2 : | ters of Missouri and St. Louis will refuse the municipa an evs t “al niake the doubly the voluntary | grandson to declare to the world that any attempt to divide | en ene h uld first be in hand China among the powers will be regarded as an act un-| subsc tions Sie { ‘ é ‘ : : 5 ri role | &. ~ee “A great work is before St. Louis,” says Mr. Francis. “We| friendly to the United States . possi tni: : ' , : al Boe ~ eee | ye have only three years in which to complete 1t. This would | | Ws 2 ¢ | : cr Tr . ¢ sjdered The Oregonian idea of progress is no 0 give woman equa ; > | nivy our domestic exhibit were to be considered. , | : | be ampl if ) ” % . honest. intelligent and deserving | That part of the fair can easily be completed in the time. But rights with os e , foreign countries move slowly in such matters, and we will she may be. he Oregonians have voted overwhelmingly . . ’* raine , 97 3 . a ‘are have to be up and doing to complete the fair in the time. against Woman sufirage. panna , , TTT 4 . . woar a _————— We may expect lively times in the city during the year o! : ei ay eh ae er Hae preparation Newcomers will swarm to St. Louis, and all Certainly the mas a the Democracy of Ne w York do not lines of business will feel the stimulus. Therefore, the sooner approve the New York Ice Trust, and certainly the masses the work is got under way the better for all of the Democracy of Missouri not approve the raw egg ; ‘ ~ a ‘ . ‘ = . > , ‘ 7 ; s . . wearing the unlform of a Lieutenant General of the United | «4 woman may have a friend she loves Army. The military education obtainable in a great well enough to nurse her through a case of ' , , smallpox . lendin rr aris hi: war may be quite as useful as that to be had at West Point. smallpox, but lending her her Paris hat to . copy is another thing.—New York Press. —_o oo—____—_ | Nobody has stood by the Administration more vigorously or persistently than Postmaster-General Smith, and he has well earned his job, vet a Philadelphia Republican club is calling upon him to resign because of the Cuban postoffice thefts. funeral are often her sharpest critics when " satibitin she recovers grief and: begins to —#oe —-—-- look around.—Atchi be. let States A SOLEMN FACT. The women who officiously show their friendship by fanning the widow at a Former Gov. siiaiainiedieisamiilatale tet is 4 son Wo Mr. McKinley will searcely take the advice of Gen. Grant's Lo inatter sure, every one emenmininiveit greater to tell where man, hewever s of Teacher: I'm glad to see, Bobby, you go to Sunday school in summer instead of waiting, like some bad boys, until just be- fore Christmas, Bobby: Yes, ma’am. I always say a Strawberry festival’s just as much fun asa Christmas tree. DISCOMFORTS OF HOME COMFORTs. do ’Ff _— who year for contribute Lal year. —_— — ee the is a The condemnation of trusts in the Philadelphia platform will amuse the trusts and their campaign contributions given more cheerily than ever. oe. replied to that -- couch, old man.”’ “That's a cosy-looking “Yes; but I never go near it.’ “What’s the matter?’’ “Well, there are only three pillows that I'm allowed to put my head on, and I can’t Stand the ‘wear and tear of picking them Out from the other seven.’’ greatly will be communicated tu his rhetoric. Hear him on marriage: “The of the altar burdened under a donkey load of tulle; ply an incident of the marriage ceremony; but it is the gown that is the thing. How different the simplicity of the Gre- cian maiden, who put the pieces of her white garment over her shoulders and a rose in her breast, and went to her nuptials in grace and beauty. The woman was the thing then; to-day it is the dress.” That’s true—she was the thing; and to-day When the Greek girl went back to her husband's home she was the thing—often only a thing, one of his things. If she took to independence she got herself talked about. As- pasia set up as a woman and they did say, the dudes of Athens, that she wrote orations for Pericles. Even Alci- biades was shocked, the young rake, and in after years Plato smiled a reminiscent smile when he rehearsed the story. Aspasia was no thing. Her neighbor woman, who sniffed at her, she was nothing, as well as a thing. The bride of 1900 is all right. For the sake of other girls, who envy her, she makes a spectacle of herself—a mere “in- cident,” but it is only for the occasion. She is never the thing, not she. And if Mr. Hillis thinks she is incidental after she puts off the donkey load of tulle, let him ask some husband of six months’ experience for an anecdotal history of marriage as he knows it. —_—_—_—_—__-@ That South African war which is showing signs of considerable shouldn't try to cross bridges until they come to them. - i. a 4 to-day comes toe she is sim- bride American note. in no sense an last was the it The Sultan has Hence the nervous ultimatum. not yet reiteration ee MEET THIS MATCH. +o The Japanese may have an opportunity to What a nation with a vegetarian diet can do in the slaughter of men. First Citizen: The census man was on our block today. Second Citizen: Was your wife out of patience with the questions he asked? irst Citizen: No; she asked hima few, and we heard he had to go home and go to bed, soon show “You can >a i i POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. it’s the dress. WITH BA DOST-DISPATCH POETS, HUMORISTS«»> PHILOSOPHERS THE TWINS. AN UNDERTONE. too common for ends of Mayor Harrison, who him for the Democratic nom- or the vice-presidency, are giving campa Knives, the large blade of ch bears tJis inscription: re «ti t McKinley and Hobart did not bring the country happiness, | and neither would McKinley and Bliss. |“ Getting to gold through ice is more easily accomplished by an} ?® ; ice combine than by pilgrims who go to Cape Nome. | The last sigh of the Boer may be deep as the last sigh While the bright silver rays of the moon of the Moor, but if he will come to Missouri he will do no more : de And vhs aante SS cemeeaeel ri sighing. | _- BRYAN AND HARRISON. [| Idke @ Bun, at her Bente ANTI-IMPERIALISM, ANTI-TRUSTS. Softly pleads, ones Be kind, oh, be kind. =pringfield, 11! J. H. ROCKWELL. Written for the Post-Dispatch. But to meet for a day—for an hour: inhus, always I dream: And of you all the night vciees croon, ha for ie, i as Mion Satie There ‘by the cradle bending low, Crooning a song of the long ag, Tilipi : Watching the evening shadows creep, Gen. Otis says the Filipinos are hi ‘Yy . a - ie | | ' i t 1 hungry for books. T he Mother is rocking her bubes to sleep. Government should at once issue a life of Uncle Mark Hanna for the brownics. Over the love-light In her eye Falls the vague shadow of a sign, For troubles. come just when life beginse@ What shall she christen her sleeping twins’ Replies to Dr. Hillis’ Remarks on Female Dress. WOMAN'S TULLE VERSUS MAN'S TOGGER on a 4 The census will give no facts about Missouri beauty, but it is very particular about age. What a showing our girls of all ages would make if only beauty were recorded! The that the British a month in South Africa may has done exceptionally good service. If Little Bobs shall | raise a monument in Pretoria to commemorate the Missouri | mule he will only be doing justice to that noble and indis- pensable animal. The 100 acres of land in Columbia County, New York, which form a cemetery for dead pets, such as cats, dogs, birds, etc., ought to be a good place for a crematory. The ashes of a' She thinketh of Kate and Duplicate, And all other names appropriate, Jane and Jane-nit, Bob and Naybob, Pete and Re-Pete, till her temples throb assertion have been losing 5000 mules be true. The Missouri mule} Flarriet Hubbard Ayer was said to be “all over,” vitality. Commanders These are so stale!—Then a baby yells, And a sudden hope in her bosom ewells; She has found a couplet she knows will Written for Hk with a donkey-load of tulle. The ian mafden put the pieces of her white garment about. her ulders and a rose at her breast and went to her nuptia's in grace and beauty. The woman thing then; today it the dress.—bDr. Church. the In religious ceremonials plays an important part. The woman who renounces the world and consecrates herself ta God takes the veil whe n she enters into religious life. The ancient philosophers were received the various schoolsof thought by a beautiful ceremony which included the lift- ing of the ve'l. A bridal veil, with its shimmering, gzauzy folds, not only the most becaming drapery for innocence and beauty, but worn With the orange flowers that properly crown it the bridal veil and wreath have for cen- the veil today modern bride comes to the altar burdened AUTOMOBILES AND DUST. Post-Dispatch. | If the automobile is ever to become popular as a vehicle for traversing the country, we shall have to get rid of the dust that gathers deeply on country roads in the summer. The Autocar, a journal devoted to automobile interests, says dead pet can be saved and cherished, but in a cemetery the that riders of automobiles usually arrive at their journey’s most peseves animal decays. Why do not more people stuff end “as grimy as powder monkeys.” their pets’ It would be wiser to stuff a dog than to pay DR. HILLIS: and it true that For long trips it has become usual to wear leather clothing, $150 for his funeral, as is sometimes done. you of all men have turned felt hats turned down at the brim, and goggles for the eyes. 9 against us, and at our very love- In spite of these precautions, the riders are covered with dust. too? and the journal suggests that they take with them handbills Dr. Hillis, to distribute through towns where they stop, explaining “Why you wear when we are so dirty.” There is nothing tn {t. white and and Of course, this condition cannot be permitted to continue 1S no premium on a half dollar of 1853 with ar- | €Ty, stands before you to take upon herself %.. Lae | | nia : | forever. The automobile having come to stay, the dust must nt! eine up the Sitibiens oe | lnm Careane, epappinion’ soe: ane = wedding finery of to-day any more opboe on the hushens 2 ae sein: go. It will go permanently when we obtain those perfect : | gations assumed by a woman, that you can) isn” than the masculine attire in whieh The policemen flocked in, and bank slides, the while the lurking chigger in bis epidermis hides. The ladies of the churches hold their pleniec in the wood and cal) the embierm of he r virgin estate a vou were resumal le, aad . " . «is y 4 P| > a . var . « ‘or . 4 . | " roads which experiment has shown are to be the boon of the | donkey-load af tulle? Vics Biimber set te desiinate ber tar - ee ae gore tp Pht wins" ic ¢ ir ctic age 2AVe nNows ‘ “ ." . - . re ‘ , ; —_ pa a agree with me, there’s no Greek simplicity 26 ARON. OS ae Saal oe about the modern trousers — ‘“Well,”’ Javart asked, where is he? Sih The prisomer of the bandits. NI. Leblane coetume, ' pillars nest again up in the apple trees and their kittens eat the foliage, rocked by the gentle breeze. The ants are in the cupboard and they revel in the ja while the roaches cock their noses up and don't seem to care a—cent! _In June life ts one glad, sweet song i, / } Ye . a "3 : a : : YE: SY = net, your Own Cones, Se vee M. Urbain Fabre, had disappeared. The (fb, PHN ON a Pe reat A to conaus a sacred religious door was guarded, but the window was not. | a “ the farmer poy. Hie ar.sea betimes, that to say, he «ets vp In thme to hear the first } j ra monial, or the satin and gauze of a radiant So soon as he found himself released and a) Ni } y) Mi fh, fain: notes «f the meadow lark and listen ‘ : i Ly maiden, which I freely admit is far away|while Javert was writing he took advan- if ti from Greek simplicity, but which at least tage of the trouble, the tumult, the crowd, to the morning stare sing together. He currys the inuies and anrolints thelr sore “4! becoming, and if not eensible is em- the darkness and the moment when at- blematic—do you think, in your modern] tention was not fixed upon him, to rush to and absurd (I won’t say donkeyish) clothes, the window. you are qualified to criticise any fashion An agent ran up and looked out. He could ever heard of? see nobody, but the rope ladder was still Suppose Aa lovely creature were to appear trembling. before you clad in a garb which vou la- “The devil!’ sald Javert between his ment is no longer in vogue—a girl who had] teeth; “he must have been the best of the obviousiy—to use your own words—“put the | lot.” pieces of her white géZg ments about her . ° . shouldere and a rose at her breast,”’ do you Marius and (Cosette, as we have sald, really think she would fit [Into the ‘nine- loved each other, although no word had teenth-century picture of which you are a] passed between them. conspicuous figure, in a marriage ceremony About a weed after the wholesale arrests performed by you, {tn your garments.madelof the Thenmardier gang Marius managed | shoulders wit axle grease in accordance with the fashion of ¥odavy?/to discover the house where Valjean and | merry rountelay as he hiess« to | field. He lances the two-step all day long with a cultivator that has locometor ataxia, When the volce of the whip- ye will ls heard in the gloaming he unhitches his feam and quite work, like he did in the morn'ne. He ridea ihe near mule to Waya for prudential re:eorns, in full of -uncshine when he remembers that Mark Hanna and Jim Jeffries were r farmer poyae like himeelf, wi ‘ that wore maroon-colored chilblaina ter and look»d ilke warty. ~—Chariie Bliss in Men “Toat’ and *‘®ub- ‘ (,rec 5 = t : . +} Wis Loe Hillis’ sermon in Plymouth is is at liest, O! ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. what sart of spectacles do the charming all filmy in her vestal liv- B. G.—Better move. vision. CURIOUS —rA he Story Is pure fake. S. G|—There TOWS. PETE.—You wring the the clock. MRS. H. POWERS.—Lawyers undertake such work, Ask any good man of that profession. If he does not make it a specialty he will refer you to a reliable person who will. os ms ke ELL.—John Quincy Adams beat Andrew Jackson He On. o rhe ‘Kson defeated Adams in 1828. Van Buren beat William enry arrison in 1436: Harrison defeated Van fjuren in 1840. of New York the moment it feels as secure as did that com- Benjamin Harrison beat Cleveland in IS88. Cleveland beat H " ™ »< - . ae i o. . ; { e! ‘ ‘ric son in 1892. In 179% a number of cundidates received el went bination. sa votes. Adams was -_ 4 ne . 2 oo Adams. Jeff pais a er ted over Jelerson and the others. In 1800 Ad Be ie son an ‘urr were the candidates. There was no lection by the e electors ; ' ' FAILURE OF HEREDITY. Shese Jéfterean pe Sectors and the House of Represeniatives The recent death of the third Duke of Wellington reminds prumnonnsaynibabasiapeseiilliial the world once more that genius is not inherited. This man lived some half century and never did or said LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. anything worth remembering. He was not even an echo of (This column is open to everybody who has a complaint to make. a griev- his great grandfather. cuss, oF a Public service to to give or a subject of general intetest to dis- Heredity seems to break down when it is most . needed. fewest words possible. totiens toe alee ye A ay ikependt pumas te Characteristics are often transmitted, as are talents. But not ow gh ome rr column. All letters must be accompanied with address once in a thousand years is character inherited or talent. | In England the Cecil family seems to be the sole exception, Lord Salisbury and his nephew, A. J. Balfour, have inherited, in full measure perhaps, the greatness of the great Cecil, Mlizabeth’s Minister. But who was Gladstone's grandfather or Kitchener's? The great man is the son of a nobody, while the great man himself is rarely the father of a somebody. As a fetish heredity is almost abandoned. The tendency now is to ascribe excellence to the associations of early childhood and subsequent education, usitg the word in its broadest sense. moment Javert one of his large reached hands other soft are Sipping tne heart. in a few carried out. looked “at manacied and bursting SW et ets hoarded boy goes a swimming their — . — Every great trust will be just such a one as the Ice Trust rob the that’s good. mon to the ler jacket the the coats with back; and louse and and oat slug Health and Cleanliness. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Being one of the essential elements for some of the property owners of St. cant lots, which arein a deplorable them to the he'ght of severa! feet, dinance, and should be strictly The other great defect is the Which is sadly being neglected, and our malignant diseases can be traced. But ‘t is not entirely the fault with the garbage collectors, but In many instances with the public, who put their refuse in all sorts of receptacles, when they should be strictly water tight, and be made out of some strong substance to withstand rough handling without falling to pieces The great fault with cur property holders, as well as others. ‘s their ever ready fault-finding with the city officials (who we must admit are a lot of drones), but if they would take the initia- tive step, things would be in a much better ‘shape. St. Louis. PHYSICIAN. stand ceree of life, it might be well Louis to look to their va- condition, have weeds on which is against the city or- enforced. collection of our city garbage, to which a great many of = = Certainly Hero Otis is the logical candidate for vice-presi- dent on the ticket with Mr. McKinley. There could not be a more striking expansion ticket than McKinley and Otis. = = " — . ae 4 PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE. In his inaugural address Mr. McKinley repeated the anti- trust declaration in the Republican platform and pledged himsejf to recommend legislation as well as enforce the laws already on the etatute books. Has he kept his promise? As shown in the review of the administration in the Sunday Post-Dispatch, he has done just the contrary. “The President selecttd an Attorney-General! we lost sight of him, and I do fot know who I am to ¢) from the trust-creating State of New Jersey and has per- | hope to find out through the seerane: of the Post-Dis ne but Mitted, without let or hindrance, the organization of trusts x at Vinesat avin a. tee: ’ . ° u -— REV. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS, bit by bit we are yielding to its demands in many directions But here I record a plea for preserving the sentiment and the beautiful symbovois expressed in the bridal garments of purest white—the gauzy veil and the orange blos- som. The most precious with the deeper me the bridal robes is the very vell te Hittis dcrides. It is a venerable emblem, too, and one re- garded with a special reverence by tee an- : clients as well as moderns, and has been fo! ——_ —_-— Thanks to an Unknown Hero. To the Falitor of the Post-Dispatch. I want to thank the gentleman who so rescue of my little girl, who was burned day of May. She found matches on the have lighted them and accidentally set thinly clad, as it Wasa warm morning. in the yard until some one ran in to water. On running Out Into the hall I found a gent ( a gentliema -ar- ing the burning ciotnes off of her. In the terror and ‘excinasmata And isn't it equally true that if woman] Cosette lived with their old servant, Tous- was the thing then—referring once more] saint. . to those dave of Grecian simplicity—jwhile He learned that Valjean was« often away today it is the drese, that the contrast to be] from home and that Cosette + a ehind drawn between the apparel of your own| hours walking alone in the garden behind sex then and now leaves you in a more|[ the house. ridiculous plight than it does us. even By means of a broken’ paling Marius good | With our “dogkeyish” burden of tulle? aimed access to this garden and one night And. after all, we only wear our burden] ieft a poetical declaration of love on the of tulle once, while you and your entire] stone bench where Cosett® often sat. ' She found the letter there next morning sex are a shame and a derileion, from the standard of Greek simplicity, every day of] and read and reread it with rowrg joy. vour lives. She felt :nstinctively that us was Ks HARRIET HUBBARD AYDR. a bravely came to the to death on the 28th front portch and must hereelf on fire. She was I thought my baby was the kitchen calling for eymbo] and the one ining assaciated with ages the symbol of an entrance into #4 "eW | life. author. Be Ra a: a Fe Bee. !

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**?" +s ay NESDAY—8T. LOUIS POst-DISPATCH —JUNE 18, 1900. GOMEZ INTERVIEWED TELLS POST-DISPATCH CUBANS CAN GOVERN THEMSELVES. —————— PUBLIC MONEY THROWN AWAY. Full Set of Teeth, $2. Frees good uatil JUNE 1[7, BRIDGE WORK DONE FREE, IN ORDER TO INCREASK OUR CLINIO |; Went every man. women and child in St. Louls te Bave their mouths examined by the gg this college. Al) our work will be dene free. Sm cha for material WE DO AS WR ADVER- Teeth Extracted Without Pain Teeth Cleaned Silver Fiilings.... Soft Fillings 22k. Gold Crowns. Special Bargain for Thursday, June 14. Pique Skirts 200 Dress Skirts of white pique, trim- med with two rows embroidery in- sertion (like cut), extra width, with box pleat back and deep hem. Can- ———— a Tuesday. This soft of thing happens with the tipsters about once a year. at DELEHANTY'S BIG AIT IT WON TUESDAY’S GAME FOR PHILADELPHIA FROM ST. LOUIS. On Wednesday the Tremont Stakes six furlongs will be run at Gravesend. e Tremont is a stake for two-year- olds and is valued at $10,000. It is the first two-year-old event of importance (0 be run over the full T. Y. C., six fur- longs, and, consequently, since ‘the entry includes nearly all the youngsters (that |have shown up well, it is Habe to solve some knotty probems as to staying ability. Tommy Atkins will have the chance t[o turn the tables on Prince Charles, who THERE ARE NINE GOOD HORSES, |urn "ine tuvies' on prince, Charien’ who [PAT TEBEAU PLAYED SHORT. in their last race. The full list of en- . tries is: f At This Writing Every One of Them | Townvy Atkins .. ‘His Loose Fielding Contributed Very | Much to the Defeat of Prince Charles Appeared to Have an Handwork cellent Chance. His Side. THE ST, LOUIS DERBY, ee LIST OF PROBABLE STARTERS IN SATURDAY’S BIG RACE. Looks to Us to Punish Guilty Ones and Thinks Coming Election Will Be a Victory for the Independents. not be duplicated at $2.50 elsewhere. 91.39 Will be sold on our second floor Thursday oaly Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. HAVANA, June 13.—For the first time since the occupation of Cuba by the Amer- ican government Gen. Maximo Gomez has departed from his rule of refusing to dis cuss Cuban affairs for publication. _To a Post-Dispatch correspondent today he gave the following interview: “Impatient Cubans and intolerant Amer- pretend to believe that the Cubans have not the proper aptitude for governing t themselves. I do not é6hare this belief. Under the guidance of the great American government I think that when the proper they wil] demonstrate to the tisfaction of the world their ability to govern themselves propery.’ Asked about the reports of extravagance and dishonesty of the officiai:s administer- ing the Cuban funds, Mr. Gomez sata: . "Ss do not believe that the Cuban funds have been properly handled. The conduct of the the islands has been character- lessness and unneceSsSary exX- public money Some Cubans in this, Many unnecessary been created. An example called to my attention the They learned that some Cubans know the difference betWeen a a pine tree had been appointed woods at salaries of $200 a It hard L ® ~ Se Bn oe at. GGGRiccnanees Yorkd@aire Os 086 Bedeck see Humboldt loallar re aaaa ly ae & » LAY ‘Union Dental College, _ 622 OLIVE STREET, Second Floor, | Southeast corner of Seventh and Olive. Opens dally. | Sundays 10 to 4, evenings till 9 AMUSEMENTS. For a phos afternoon or evening, take a trip on on? HIGH SPEED interurban Electric Cars to BELLEVILLE, ILL. Time, 55 minutes 7 Log oe ot one of the PLEASURE RESORTS he * ric EMONT PARK-—High-class Vaudeville every evening and Sunday matinee PRIESTER'S PARK—Beautiful piente concert Sunday afternoon and evening. KNEIPP SANITARIUM. Cars leave EAST END of Bridge, connecting with electric cars on the bridge, every 15 minutes. NO STRIKE on our lites: no danger r; no violence! ST. LOU is AND BEL LEVILLE TRAOTION CO. — PARK THEATER Grand Avenue and Hebert Street, One block seuth of Fair Grounds. VAUDEVILLE. RACES FAIR GROUNDS TO-DAY. SIX HIGH-CLASS RACES. Racing begitis 2:30 o’clock—rain or shine. Admission, including grand stand, $1.00. Concert by Seymour’s First Regiment Band. DERBY DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 16. UHRIC’S CAVE. Every Night This Week, SPENCER OPERA COMPANY, in MARTHA, ' GKACE VAN STUDDIFORD In the Title Role, Matinee Saturday. Bohemian Girl Next Week. Reserved seats on sale at A. A. Aal’s, 515 Lae cust, and Ostertag Bros., Washington and Jefferson, ANOTHER POPULAR EXCURSION VIA FRISCO LINE SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1900. Round a rate to Moselle, Tic; St. Clair, TSc; Sullivan. $1.00; Bourbon, $1.00; Leasburg, $1.25; Cuba, $1.25; St. James, $1. 25; Rolla, $1.25; New- burg, $1.25; Arlington. $1.25. Children half of above rates. Special train leaves Union Station 8:00 a. m. Returning, arrives Union Station 10:00 Dr. Tarr New Dentier Co. ». m. Tickets Broadway and Chestnut st. and Union Station. PAINLESS DENTISTS, N.E. Cor, Sixth and Locust, Sacord Fly’, MORPHINE Entrance 52: 3 Locust. Lady Attendants. AND WHISKY WABIT oe Cured tn a fow days withest Pusose foo askea ‘‘AERTEX’’ CELLULAR UNDER- Bntil you are cu E, Manager WEAR wears much better than any WARCOTISM HOSPITAL,3016 Lue: Lucas ‘Avenue prices are" within reach 0 ‘cimeat : HE nc E AN IG, Save Money. Avoid Pain. FOR SALE BY TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, SEER e STENe. | 1SeS OF nee " 217 and 219 North Broadway. pn —— OPENS JUNE 26. A h Unequaled location. Easy of access. Close con- sthma ( Tesrson ceus Prince Pepper The luritan oto at Phila- and Car- , +) Lic Two Iphia ~ . J wt patched lubs met Guard. the California won Lit ®& Derby at Fort Erie sday. | del THE ST. LOUIS DERBY Many St. Louts bookmakers row i ati din he former won, though Ph . >» ria on the opening day. nn . latter a i a £00 j for seven innings. ear r-Tilles combination have Dougnt th -_ ' | . oki ng pri vileges there, and George nr- score was 6 tO 2. Roh, Charley Bergman and other 5st. Louls cGraw and Wallace bookmakers are there. from their positi Lad ind, wise St. his Advance the Canadian Tuesday—the -Phililes and t on 2 ils Cans C. W. Crowley's Wounded Knee, 43 (Dom- imick). Pat Dunne'’s Star Chamber, 107 (Thorpe). Keith & Patten’s Dr. Cave, 110 (Dale). Middletown & Jungbluth’s Waldeck, (J. T. Woods). J lL. Schorr’s Burns) ee ee C Ww still absen Louis team released wi the Tebeau utility don Te St. ~ Oe * ¢ mys on Mr. avallable Broadway and Washington. | . ee OOOO S ee >of e = on ais one oe - ying grounds; throwing him on 1o0 BO done, the Core hillies Were with sphere, Dontlin third bag for fear he home which he easily ci n that light & Buckner’s Kentucky Farmer, Bi vilee tt and holding would at uld nave ameon & Co.'s Duke of Mel- isteveus). 4 Jack Jeffries Makes a a Good Showing | Against Billy Stift. | Jack Jeffries, the younger Re hi: wie Jim, foug ht his first at Tattersalls, Chicago, on the a 4 ihe lo not Jucaro and days Met OL month eacn. a fighting peop | ture. “IT know nothing except what I have read pers. Cuba looks to the org eo to remedy any wrongs in the administra- At the end of the illotted six rounds the Singles by Burkett and - Doniin and of affairs and we are confident referee de ‘idea in favor of Jeffries, but the doubles by -, ric Kk and Keister were re- . i'nited States will punish officials who crowd thought the de ision a very unjust sponsible for the first three runs scored proven dishonest in the same way that one, and expressed its disapproval loudly. | by the in the opening inning would punish them ourselves.” Young Jeffries’ good showing against so A base nue Thomas, 5 “Will the elections next week indicate ‘ aa Seif: menatéter ron aArthina na 2 «i rile score » > p 4 ne . ty ted eeiit pe vty} ; pretty 5 : pr b 5a ‘rifce aes... aes 8 be singl scored relative strength of the independen me some day take a place among | for the Phil ne same see anne xation element among your peo- the topnotchers. Criger’s life, a alk. “6 out and Heidrick s ’ single gave the St. Loulsans another tally think election of in the second. ates a constitutional convention, ot ie sw side “ee. after | t iturally follow the oe ee until e seven Hel val il a0 ual tions, iil have a great dea o nb pen full Deiehanty smasne ine spHuere Fo ince. T lines between the indepe nde two ba which, together tionist el nts will be will, I leme the The stvenath VW the ru gar mi t Ber n navel | brother of | al prize mae} | Jerseyville is only forty miles from St. Louis and one of the prettiest country towns in the State. Hun- dreds to-day bless the treatment that has restored them to good citizen- fi iT ne ha ve the rubber fame and if would re JO Louis had !} Billy |; won « Donahue was hit nes, w! 1O twirled a Supp rted was on ROO | properly ; — tors ossible starters in the at the Fair The above are the ; Tuesday St. Louis Derby to | Grounds next Saturday. The very latest addition to the list of pos- | contenders is Star Chamber. | a glashing bay colt by the winner St. Biaise. He was entered the St. Louis Derby by E. S. Gardner, Jr.. who has transferred the engagement | to Pat Dunne. Pink Coat, the winner of last year's Louis Derby, came from Chicago at last moment and won, and localites wondering whether Star Chamber will come in at the eleventh hour and capture the St. Louis Derby of 1900. t le. was enough ee )n) liv. be run then met no less a fighter thar { , In the first round Stift knocked young |] but they Jeffries down, but after that Jack j} d | fashion ee as good as his master. — Cardinals, cuch miserable but few runs. by the in . rand (>i 4 ‘ hard bases about the postal frauds agro in the newspa- lorena United States English ; 9 its ship. ° ageis one ; it) SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY, CULVER, INDIANA. Fieet, Superintendent of the CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY on Lake Indiana, will be at the PLANTERS’ HOTEL for the rest of the week from 3 to 6 p. m., and would be glad to see persons interested in the education of their sons at a military of the highest rank, and now t.ué@ largest and most pros- perous of its kind in the United States; or, if more convenient, he would be giad to call on parents having this matter under consideration. TARR THE GREAT Acknowledged by the dental profession te bs the greatest painless dentist in the werld Free! Free! In order to intretuca our new methols wea will extract teeth free without paisa. Com» |early and aveid tas rush. Until June 17 wehars decided te make our $10.00 sets of $3.00 teeth for Full Set of Best Teeth ........cceeceee ee e-- $200 ZZkc. Gold CrOweS.. cccccccccccccccessscescoc gO Pure Gold Sn nguatanapnipenion= o/s canrmceipinn * up Silver Piliings coc secdssewstetecescs eee OD ic : is hOU Ce Tuesday Tommy White, featherweight, the worst drubbing received in his life. At the end of the dele- which e (= e not, but the In three rounds : | Govern gave night Terry the This race ie the most &nportant and val- wable of the local] race meeting and the largest stake that is contested for west Of third round White went down from a series the Mississippi, it being worth nearly of blows and stayed there : : gave $10,000 to the winner. at aay anil [Pte a noug!) The Derby this year will be a great George Dixon, the famous featherweight ‘in the game when a moment before | ; depend lent faction, race and any one of the nine probable and Bennie Yonger, the Tipton. slasher, ? “Do you. rrehe : d Starters have a chance for the big purse. fought a six-round draw at Chicago Tues- rhe edcap ide an attempt to win | 4), ne or 1?" Nine good horses will go to the post, each | day night. none 4 h: nint} and though Donovan, a Sat Wee ry of ere at promise. , = ell st ¢ " J one run ' ; phage . “ye coo I ye oe wae Maxinkuckee, anne , —_— defined. result " 177 > De JUS! the overwhelming of . scho »] trouble the any over Cubans are not absurd enough for their own too long under the fight was people of the ni ates Post-Dispatch anotner " 2 sii - ( - another that the genera! run of the Cuban pe: hel tal | he i: pre sere econditii promise of | ABEL Ow re. be ae AL eves CLOTH. Jerry Miller iMdustrial Hall, Philadelphia, tight. but they did not W he e; for the fight Sharkey’s hand- e uinn that a eS] and announced eae , the man- ’ e phia affair had skippe t, but {at short instead of Tebeau } Lip had been ett a victory amounted to about $300. said Sharkey was willing to box for one h of that sum, or, in other words, purse even with Miller. Sharkey made a short said that he had never sporting public in his would keep faith with woeuid box if the purse : Then Miller niade a speech, in whic! he had been guarante@d $300, and would not Sox unless that sum was pai him. After «a few moments’ deiay both me left the stig. —--—- @ - —-— FRISCO BASEBALL TEAM. track just heavy and the Tom Sharkey have box: dat last Monday it came time ler appeared ager of the that the rec box, and they continues and were to action j onsible With it wo rc oO] extremeiy tand whys over ithout bookies Was no the heads of the any sensationa and talent broke complaint from for Wednesday looks like but as a loca! handicapper “It is time for a long shot slip in.”’ A field of seven good ones Starter Bruen in the opening race. lot Harrie Floyd looks the best, and if he runs to form, as he always does, will win pulled up. Moroni will be neon’ and is the only wother starter, save Eight Bells, that has a chance for the aaareie, Iron Chancellor, that erratic selling plater may | patie’ affied, Terra Incognita and Sun God ~ ; geem to be the only three in the second They Are to Make the Longest Trip race. Terra incognita hes been picked to Every Made by a Local Nine when he win a dozen times, bi:t has always failed, | " tt $ With a fair toy up he will beat Baffled, Mr. J. B. Parkell general advertising ick Keister and Don lin Subjects to the United States. but with a poor one the race will probably agent of the. Frisco Railway, leaves on na onl nape «gn them had three | ZO to the other horse. Sun God will be in 4 business trip Wednesday night. Whi fa drives be Tuesd: ‘ fame. MeGann WASHINGTON, the money. away Mr. Parkel)] will arrange games al a ae mate alae «h Sa” alot two ne ne | government ‘Torn Collins’ last race was such a good Joplin, Mo.; Arkansas City, Kan.; Okla- |‘ riger +g — ngiitety or PR peas one that he should win the third race in homa City and Guthrie, O. T., the | eeceehore- al .a canter. Bummer, who is probably the best Frisco baseball team. ‘horse, wis no doubt h'rt by the heat race The tour will be the most extensive /, and needs a longer yest. He may be right Made by a local amateur team in . de el a at that, and ‘f he is will win. Aunt Mary fhe Fr‘iscos are a fine aggregation. prohibitive. will be in the money. Bryan Snyder, general passenger announcement The fourth race is a hard one. Russell |the Frisco, is the president of the team : iii 'news, and relieves R., that consistent colt of Charlie Ellison's, | and takes a general interest in their work. incident of last week the anxiety will probably win. His previous races have The team, will leave on its tour June 28. 7 Bentley Seymour last few months proven him a colt of some ciass, and he !|They hope to play 14 games before return- sout} hpaw of the cedenited rush of Japanese should easily ae away with Tickful and ing here. vears of LADY CHURCHILL TO ‘O MARRY. Myth, the two dangerous starters. © ice water Mr. Flood to Mr. Bene. ice water Man She Is Engaged to Young Enough Connie Lee has not started since the early vyelone has art of the meeting when he won his race. ST. LOUIS. May 13.—%no : _ le looks the best of the lot in the fifth, | poet- Dispatch: 1 want , chief's team a game, to Be Her Son, but Handsome. EONDON, June 13.—It is announced that epite of position Lady Randolph and will probably win. Gien Lake and Piorabird wiil fight it out for second money. | games for $100 a side. r. Jake he has the best team of locals. hurchill will marry young George Corn- wallis West in the next month. The last race brings out nine youngsters. Amoroso, Miss Zara and Ampere are the | on. One game to be played at best of the lot, and the first named wiil | in Cahokia and then one in East Louis probably land in first place. Zara and Am- | toss up for the other. The Vandalia It i ins room to play a game of p Pere AGG che others sate play the Oberts at Cahokia Sunday mext.| Gleason and Van Haltre n. JOSEPH ri. iLO, the room wa ilwayve locke P. Manager Obert Basevail Club. J. Bentley couldn’t find the ‘ornwallis West is one of the hand- London ‘iety. He is the Cornwallis West, a very rich land owner, his property including coal in Wales. His mother, who Is about Randolph Churchill's age, was a ceie- key. Arrived and is still handsome and . His younger sister, Constance is engaged to marry Viscount bBel- heir of the Duke of Wetsminster Tuesday passed local racegoers happening. The even and there either side. The card good one, marked: inste mn L[u- an iif | / 1ne , the spiit GARMENT? ‘AERTEX”’ Cellular Underwear is ideal for summer wear because of its extremely light weight and censtruction which provides a ready means of escape for perspi- ration and the vapors arising from the heated body. These properties make ‘Aertex’’ Cellular Under- wear the most comfortabie and healthfu!. a re- to are he a ‘he public record of “ seine’ is a The Cardinal Donohue h, in which ery paced from s—Headache, Colds. Hay Fever, Indiges- array of cures . convincing 1} eve! ydav i] Nervousness, Lill hit imes. Th it win pennanis will face Of the nine did sthma, n, etc | JAPANESE EXODUS RESTRICTED ' Japanese Government Takes Steps to Prevent Further Emigration of Ving never and never Wallace are badly Louis infield and if missed tine Vy and St. MeGraw “raw in is are hitting June 13.—The Japanese has informed the treasury de- rough legation here, that am order restricting emigra- United States, which will prac- its Illustrated catalogue with prices sup- plied on application. or ) probabiy pitch HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. ee Hinson will ikely likely welcome depart- was most the treasury which has been felt during the un- to this coun- four and Albany farm. of genius broke spring of 1896 and Acknowledged to be the easiest and ‘Dest pilniess ae Louis relee extractors in St. Editor | | the old “he ecce icity of three ’ Bene says ; COMe park rting play series Until June 17 we have decided four to make our best sets of teet# made Lo me in with * Ga” ¢ The howevr., man with hair chinch Cy hunted oO} oO] course of ‘sc ontries and selections follow: First race, se'ling, six and a half furlongs: Iron Chancellor 110 Moronl .. Ilarrie Ben Fight Troubeam Mascagni ’ Second race, selling, Ramiro I! Judge Steadman Dinornis (;eorgze ¢ men of Tuesday the Borozones at ere: The Borozone Baseball Club left the city Tuesday evening for Ag Mo. They will play series of three games with the crac at that plac on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. during the Druggists’ state conven‘ion. © class teams wishing games with th zones should address (. M. Porter. leonug Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Alton, Deca 3 Sallie Lamar rere St. Charles and Bast St. Louis preferre d. | ento tne air. — Term Incognita . —e nthe ft " y eC , ascens | taffled Michael at “Manhattan Beach. ar the «core Sun God . Mright Night Jimmy Michael, the midget Seymour Russella has returned to cycling and y hot air. - Doughty 4 the turf for good, is giving "the sacks arus ij 7 as Third race, handicap, three quarters ‘as wattde this week at Manhattan Be: nam ad loos | Kummer : bees the ‘rand s Annie Snap loaded the Kindred With cores } Dahle n, } SO in C‘ol. somest at the training quariers, some- only son a team ‘mile and ‘an velghth a form of ower among and went backstops ramid, might tur. but Erave, cyclist who abandoned exhibitions DEN TISTS. ,¢ hh ren ind ; American Express Building, Chicago, I. ’ in Globe Reserves ‘Want Games. cismaye The Globe Reserves would to arrange ner iis a series of games July 3, 4 or 5, with some [a first-class out of town team. ine Fourth race, selling mile and a pixtecnth : have an open date for Sunday. ‘ run. for th . the , » address George Miller care think ne LImMme ms Seno and Clothing Co. quiet. Crockett a “What iy NATIONAL LEAGUE. wild p! and. bases calle Sou’ out. kes on sph rp like he Globe vou?’ Arthur Ir- arrived with his : thunder ails Ituesell it, win demanded, when Cy Fifth race, selling, one mile and sevent y yards: eyes sti king out i lorabird 101 I cant spi bk) «anes southpaw, Glen Lake Pct. His frenzy glands and wh Canrolers samme Lee with the tirs? i poor enuld the phenomenal | gasped STANDING AT NOON WEDNESDAY. W on. Lost. sent had dr en he {two find salivary his mouth left hand to rub on ied up the reached into fingers of his no moisture Philadelphia Brookly 1) Pittsburg In Tablet Form—Pleasant to Take. CURES Is known for the cure of all Fe- ta t to 8 days, >» most obatinate Cases fe} marvelous and beu- | short restored the Niles five I Me th ute scm. Fixth race, purse, ies Zara * Dangerline Amoroso Tennis Girl furlongs: the b a reme “dy swallowing a quart y went back to the job, the slats with the first went up into the azure unrivaled THe Eva.c3 Cuemicar Co. or of alling womankind it has abandoned pain patient to a new life 1 suffered years with Female before I abandoned all h ever being cured, but In the last hour I took Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound and in three months I was a well | woman Mrs DAY'S and TUBDSDAY'S GAME S. Philadelphia, 6: St. Louis, 5. ‘Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 4. : Boston, 3; Pittsburg, 7 Next New York, 4; Chicago, 0. emv | all neuen 0 versity for WHERE THEY PLAY championship. The game will be played at St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pastime Park and wlll be commenced at Cincinnati at. Brooklyn. p. m. sharp Chicago at New York. Pittsburg at Boston. Rigby Rode Third. AMERICAN ‘LEAGUE. LONDON, June 13.—At Ascot. today the Hunt cup (a piece of plate valued NOON WRPDNE Smith and St. Louis University. Troubles iv afternoon the Smith Acad- team play the St. Louis Uni- the Interscholastic Learue I’: itte raop Mintara : ope of Knjoy 5 Satur _ Mase, SiL Ke “I IONS. Harrie Fiord, Moronil, Fight Bells. Terra Incognita, Baffled, Sun God. Tom Collins, Bummer, Aunt Mary. Fourth race—Ruseel] R., Tickful, Myth. Fifth race—Connle Lee, Gien Lake, Florabird. Sixth race—Amoroso, Miss Zara, Ampere. The Inquirer Handic: yicked all of the winners at the Grounds Discomfort After Meals Feeling oppressed with a sensation of stuffiness and finding the Food both to distend and painfully hang like a heavy weight at the pit of the Stomach, are symptoms of Indigeston Added to these the sufferers will often have Oonstipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood tn the Head, Acidty_of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Head. | ache, Diaguat of Food, Gaseous Eructations, Sink. ing or Fluttering of the Heart, Choking or Suf- focating Sensations when in a lying posture, Dt» giness on rising suddenly, Dote or Webs before the | iret race Second race Third race Laura Sims, Dayton, Ohlo ruggeista. Thirty iys’ treatinent TEN DAY s' 3:00 days’ treatment BOe Six months’ treat! ~seai’ SRIAL | a tay NT FRE U. -_— returning, on or before June 2. 104 North Broadway. ——— OC aaelphia, Cincinnatl, Information, six ip ) on Fair THE ‘PRISONER ESCAPED. Supposed Horse e Thief Took to the Woods Near Carondelet. Constable John Schaper of C arondelet Township arrested @ supposed horse thief Tuesday in the southern part of the coun- the man jemper from the buggy he wae being taken to Clayton, a woods and escaped. The consta- ' horse, which ‘s a large, fine- The man arrested = > Ti in a saloon at Afton for HF fae A actions aroused suspicion, and he was arrested. rew ard oO ffered foracase of sleeplessness, ne rv- ousne ss, weakn ess, lame s, BURKH ART, THE back, A ‘ss of Vitality, in- cipent kidney and biad- der disorde rs, that can’t Kid-newids, the ee Ww £ ie r ic discovery for shattered herves, thin blow will most positively be mid on rece ipt of re liable evidence. Morrow's Kid- ne-oids are prepared in yellow tablets, boc a box at Druggists. Mailed on receipt of price. JoHN MoRRowW & Co., Spring» field, Ohio. NOSE: STANDING SDAY. shy . Si rigaen ‘ Luck Was Reeve, Twenty horses lawn tennis. TYLER & GREEN, Props. REFRESHMENTS. Best Teeth (8.8.W) 6 OO/SILVER FILLIN of Treatment. 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Accept only Dovuta, ) . migration Agent, Sunset Route and Hous- Department M, for illustrated folder. — —— Passenger Traffic Manager, $09 O ive St. Beacon St., Near Tremont St., Boston Transit Men, Frolicing, Startled the J. A. SHOBER. DENTIST. ) Most conveniently located hotel in the city, Home of ALBANY DE NTAL co. AKE ELEVATOR, Tuesday when a call was in to him Bales, Emcor. | of rioters was at Roth’s Grove drinking Use Big @ for unnatural of mucous membranes, ball and the and went to the ecene, When it was dis- Sold by Draggists, i good ime ‘hey were not to £0 to work THE PUREST RYE ON THE MAAKET Vireular sent on a request arrests were made. , ; Thesane: & Ohio FRoute, iV EOVAL PI My gre ay psa ge DISTRIBUTERS, ST. LOUIS. . in KED aot Geld metaiiic betes eenied strong, Yigorous, robust; Rees, Gon” Ueaieaiaae sults; night losses stopped; power restored; 61 all Dreggiets Chiehester Ch poigal Cow Mention this pare ‘dadteon Bq arnre PHIL » PA. Up, Was third. started. Questions Answered. RIBER.- The referee’ all cases shauld be and however, in render referee through entere into he f« re. cANTAINS CAPSULES be cured by Morrow's ”- Relieves. Kidne & Biadde a i. SUBSC 8 decision in final. In this ing the decision ignorance of the City, between the two Buffalo, 4; Minneapolis, 0. Wie a aerked Ector (Milwaukee, 6; Indianapolis, 2. A Pe pete a4 a ame Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Mead, Deficlency | Chicy . 7 pet orgy cme articles it SHOU Lave been of Perepiraton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Chicago, 6; Detroit, i, 6. the club Pain in the Side, Chest, Limbs and Sudden Flusbes WHERE THE y PLAY. reversed the decis‘on. [t may or it may not oor at once. yres In hie ‘ et art FOES | hears. the name— Beware of ueclens is Case, did agreement QUICK MEAL GAS RANGES | RINCEN STOVE CO SixTH &T NMEAH LO ty, but in which ran into ble i >. looking ie the TUESDAY'S GAME ~ , Cleveland, 9: eras . ; ‘ - — — ou — Ears, if deformed. cor- scars, tumors, permanently re asia without pe in. Skin, Sealy lal Blemishes quickly cured. Use Lips, wrinkles, 1s bairs Piouth, re< ted . Subsequently Stipe rflu ~~ m~ ee eS, Se e of beat. do this, but as th referee's decision was palpably unfair, the later decision of the club will be . ‘onsidered as the proper one by all fair-minded sports- men, although technically the referee's de- cision covered all bets mace on the con- test. R. A few doses of FRadway’ S Pills will free the system of all the above-named dis- orders. Purely vegetable. Price. = cents per box. Seld by all druggists, 4 “Eibw Wat's oo on 0.88 etm t of Riresi. Now Yok. Wednesday is an open date in the Amer. ican League. ee THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louls at Philadelphia. Cincinnat! at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburg at Boston. AMERICAN Detroit at Kansas City. Indianapolis at Chicago. Buffalo at Milwaukee. Cleveland at Minneapolis. LEAGUE, M.—There is M: idison i The no longer a pool room will be run rday after- Louis unds next Derby Satu St L.é piay but two the time mentioned iis team series at home by vou, viz.: 1s Brook Brooklyn, Aug. 9, Ml, 12; Phi ladelphia, Aug. 4, 10. = A CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought @ignataure of ’ d Fac PEPIDU 3 FOR THE COMPLE XION, St. Louls Dermatological Co. J Webriy, M. D., physician to charge, a Chemical Building. BUY THE CENUINE YRUP OF FIGS .«-MANUFACTURED BY... CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. seNOTS THE NAMB, r — ~=SshWWanted—a case bad healt) that R.1. PANS will not beneBt One gives relief. No Matter what's the matter, one will do yos good. <A cure may result if direc tions are followed. They banisd pain, induce sleep, prolong life. ag) at all drug stores, ten for live cents. Be sure et the geouine. Dent Le tooled by aikerkaaien, en samples and « thousand testimonials will be maiied to any address for Gr PAKS ple aS eents, forwarded to the Bipens Chemical Co, | spruce St., New York.

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Te ee, ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ir ——— e Pel w = ws ya So i, ‘ a sips ee _ - a . WEDNESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE 13, 1900. WOM, A, GRADUATES |HE REPuicD WITH A cane r WETMORES BEST Secretary James Cox Objected to Being Queried About His Riding on Transit Cars. James Cox, secretary of the Business Men’s League and of the World’s Fa'r com- mittee, had an encounter with a man who CLASS NUMBERED NINETEEN. objected to his riding on a transit car. The end of the trouble came when Mr. Cox struck the man on the head with a loaded cane. Mr. Cox was hurrying to meet the special train on which ex-Gov. Francis, Seth Cobb and C. H. Spencer were returning from the triumphant trip to Washington. In The graduating exercises of the Western] order to get to the station in time, he Military Academy at Upper Alton were heli] boarded a transit company car. Wednesday morning and the military drills When he alighted a big fellow pushed up which always wind up the school year took |to him. place in the afternoon on the parade ground “What do you mean by riding on. that mack of the barracks. A class of 19 gradu- car, you scab?” said the man. WETMORES BEST ere NOTICE sain tenativae ete eee MAKE THEIR FINAL BOW AT UP- PER ALTON. Literary Exercises in the Morning Fol- lowed by a Military Program in the Afternoon. Sweet, Juicy, Lasting Chew Tobacco chewers, you ated. Mr. Cox brushed by the man and ate In the morning Rudy Cole of Fargo, N. | tempted to leave him. D., delivered the valedictory and Nathan “Here, why don't you answer me? You'll A. Adler of Batesville, Ark., the saluta- nel ape p ys ride on those scab tory addresses. These are the scholarship Mr. Cox paid no attention. honors and have been earnestly striven for. The man ran around in front of the The field program was as follows: hurrying Mr. Cox, MORNING. When he did that,” said Mr. Cox in never had such tobacco as 9:30—Guard mounting. telling the story to frirends, “I figured that 10:30—Graduating exercises, he meant business and might do me injury. HOW TO EC Invoration. I carried a cane that looked innocent, but ONOMIZE. Piano duet, march, O. Kunkel, Prof. W. D./ in reality, tt had a heavy chunk of lead in Asmomens and, be heme 1 y Fi ng Its head. I struck the fellow once. He a Bismrack's Classification— Nathaniel Ww. Duke. without a word walked owen. I hurried in oan Club—Prince Charming Waltz, H. P.|/ the opposite direction.” ; ; ell. . ar (lass History—George PF. Turner. L~oking Forward—Frederic J. Urban. Violin solo—Angels’ Serenade, R. Schumann, Roy AYS fF AIN Druker. Valedictory—Rudy Cole. Awarding of honors and medals. Mandolin Club—(a) Slumber Song, A. B. Sloane;| Census Man Says the Enumeration (b) selection from the Runaway Girl, Caryll. i Presentation of battalion flag—A. W. Sherwood. Will Be Finished on Hymn—America, S. F. Smith. Time. Response—Chester L. Fox. Renediction. , The afternoon exercises were of a bril- Up to noon Wednesday, Supervisor Hig- Mant character, the different military | gins of the census office reported that 55 True economy uses Ivory Soap in the laundry. It is the most of pure Soap that can be sold for the divisions going through intricate and in-|of his 427 enumerators had finished their money. Chemically it is as innocent as water. Yet “One of the most interesting features of | WTkK end had turned in their schedules. the day was a representation of the storm- | Tnis he considered rapid time, and as a it does everythin ou can ask of a soa ek it! ing of San Juan block house. This was 3 ri " g y p- ry arranged by Maj. R. W. Drury, accoriing g00d indication that all the recular enum- to suggestions of Dr. Harry Lemen, who | &rators wotld finish in ample time for the was a member of the Sixteenth United | close of the census next Friday night. States Infantry and participated in the | ‘Three ennmerators were dismissed by Su- — - pane: | actual battle. : eect BRIDGE TICKETS ABOLISH D LITERARY BOYS GRADUATED The presentation of the battalion flag, | Pervisor Higgins of the census office Tues- which took place in the morning, was|day. One of them had been willfully neg- made by A. W. Sherwood of the class | jectful of his woyk, it was reported, while . of 1897. Hereafter Through Tickets Will Be/ Fleven Diplomas Conferred by the " The ‘afternoon programme follows: the other two had missed many names Music. through carelessness. Special agents will Sold from St. Louis to East- : After oat ie =n ! I High School Literary Society 1:00 Escort to the color and battalion drill, go over their work and recanvass their dis- ern Points. Exercises Tuesday Night. 1:30 Music; artillery drill, . 2:00 Music; cavalry drill. tricts and establish an accurate count. y 3:00 Sham battle. —_ aie . Orders were issued Tuesday by W. 8. The graduation exercises of the High Reproduction of the storming of San Juan block- These are the oniy cases of trouble the -. . , Supervisor has had so far. McChesney, vice-president and general School Boys’ Literarv Society were held — ty en . ee P 4 m ‘ ———— mente of = ge 3 (0 Music; battalion parade and retreat. manager of the Terminal Association, ]'n the auditorium of the High School Tues- Concluding with presentation of diplomas, com- for the count yf the city. abolishing ticket-taking on the Eads Bridgs day evening, and 11 diplomas were con- missions and warrants. Supervisor Higgins SAVS that the city —_ COPYRIGHT 1000 BY THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO. CINCINNATI OME men economize so closely on the number of words in a telegram that the receiver cannot understand it. This is not sensible economy. Neither is it sensible ‘economy to ruin garments of value with cheap soap or powerful chemicals that eat into the fabric. It is the sweetest, juiciest, most lasting chew on earth, made by union labor, and the tags are worth $c each im cash. Wetmore’s Best Is Everybody’s Best Save the tags and dealers pay $e in cash for them, or send to us in lots of 200 or more and receive check. | ee ee M. C. Wetmore Tobacco Co., ,. (Absolutely | Independent. ) Only two days after Wednesday remain Music. tax assessors are abroad in the land just passed the examination, but were prevent-| following named: as many persons do not differentiate be- covers all except the St. Louis-East St. Louis local traffic. A similar change covering the Merchants’ between the tax man and the census enum- erator, and consequently refuse to answer the latter correctly, treating him as if he were an assessor, Nathan A. Adie esv ; " ed from being present on account of the] jathan A. Adler. Batesville, Ark Street car troubles. These young men are Marsh P. Cooper, Helena, Mont. - Nathan W. Duke, Pueblo, Colo, Henry Le Bosquet, Pine Bluffs, , Erwin R. Lillard, Bloomington, Il. Bridge was also ordered by Cc. Cc. Rain- water, president of the Merchants’ Terminal company Tuesday, members of the class that wil] be grad- uated from the High School Friday even- ing. , a tm creonyal Prof. George Platt and the High School| f*thantel D. Northcott. Greene vt Giee Club rendered pleasing music for the Wi'liam D. Russell, Montezuma, Ind. occasion. The following took part in the! philip D. Scott, Van Buren, Ark. exere ses: Christopher Farrar, John Mar- Mrron ©. Stockbridge, Terre Haute. Ind. Public these days should they come down!! | tin, Frank Patton, Louis Mayer, Ralph Frederic J. Urban, Greencastle, Ind. | Roeder, Simon Frank, Leo Laudan. Messrs. George A. Bull, St. Louis. All summer goods have been much reduced . or | Richard White, Thayer and Curtis, and Lioyd B. Harris, St. Louis. Beatin m us in price in order to a speedy clearing out!}| Misses Carr and Ittner acted as Jadzes in| William E. Pierce, St. Loals, g Him and Thus Interfering ne de tes. ” > award Ai as Hlugh Rodgers, St. Louis. , . on bates Phe awar ling of liplomas was George E. Turner, St. Louis. With His Postoffice Duties. —EE ? made t a . _ The officers Bovs’ aaa Fred (Martin, postmaster at Mitchell, IL, GIRL COMMITTED SUICIDE Literary Society are: Pres‘dent, Christy BUILD ISTHMIAN RAILWAY secured an order Tuesday enjoining his SCHLEY WILL NOT RUN M. I’arrar; secretary, John Poole; treasur- wife from treatin j r g him with violence and ies : from interfering with him while in the | © Positively Declines Nomination for WETMORE'S BEST HUSBAND ENJOINS HIS WIFE Gets an Injunction to Prevent Her ~ CITY NEWS. Crawford's can make it interesting to the and fixing a per car charge instead. This | ferred. Other members had successfully The graduating class is composed of the/| now, and this is causing him some worry, ’ ' ' : er, Hirman Wilson. The graduates were: Gabriel Loseberry, iin ——— tll i ——————eE—— ee -—_ —_ =_ ee ae ———G—— ee ———— Katherine Cradick, Ruth Stewart, Elsie} with financiers in this city, may decide True, Bessie O'Brien, Madeline Bonnet and Edith Stewart; diploma for business course, Miss Helen O'Brien. try, through which Russian disbursements ___ ~~ — Ii “Now, Fido, if you are a@ real good boy while I am gone, when I come back I will give you a nice, large piece of candy. I am going to the nearest drug store with iéc and the order blank cut from the Post-Dispatch. I will hand both to the druggist and he will send them to the Post-Dispatch and in a few days we will get. by mail Part 1 of ‘Paris Exposition Reproduced. Lewis Gallant, Lewis Byrd Smith lowed Arsenic and Said She . 1 master. Martin als PHILADELFHIA, June 13.—The follow- road Across Honduras—Construc- tin Slag Bled a petition for gore / whele family aad heat ¢ : fas laughter of . zovernment concessions for building an ; ! tent: The girl was the daughter of Mrs, BS ‘ to take his life. Martin states that On|] to choose their candidate for President or | Sh se a ; ‘ a? ee : > . rhil > he -on c | 2 is j ied t f R sar \dmiral Schley uniformly declare persens by using bot’ nue. e, too, Was empiloved In that institu- Unexplained Accident lantic, to Amapala on the Pacific. This ig }Toom w ie |] was asleep ane tr 0:0 e@! 2 ‘ sc nie) 7 was discovered in her room. Dr. Henry jected in Central America. It means a'‘line with a gun, the last time on June 4. expressed wishes and purposes. He was The Great Majestic lied, - his business, and is also interfering witn | command of a@rsenic because she wanted to die. ranted the demands of the New York|the workings of the local postal depart- fatal draught. the steamship Stillwater, which arrived|out the county in which they live and aT Used exclusively ia hua- verdict of suicide. The girl had been em-| tor among the Swedis p ans s ago to engineer the negotdations, | Long Lake Hotel. we eg had been em-j| tor amor the eGish Republicans of the| months ag gi inee &« , Is Son of Senator Scott, and Son of and other farge ciiles sundt, about noon Monday fas sitti “he Ae = . sally on- : Lun about noo londay, was sitting) Tre Astor syndicate is really the Hon-/than any other affliction, cured by pre- SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.—Lieut. Guy A pleasant home and gentlemanly treat- bility aud atility are de- ; - is city > groc S Tnited Sprague, Mr. Valentine, Mr. Jennings, Col. WILL WITHDRAW $25,000,000. of this city. The groom is @ som oF * Majestic Mfg. Ce., oor _ saw is nhew rj 4 > ; ° Boor ne saw ts nephew lying on the floor the organization, the Money Stringency Is Over. ed as best man. After a tour of southern | which had been fractured, but death re- it must be completed in four years. By the} Was asked if he would continue with- signed for duty. dy Next Sunday—Prize Winners. is that the nephew stumbled against the | 0at bonds to the amount of $20,000 in gold | genositories, and if this action meant that Normandy?) will hold its annual commence- | his fall. He states that his nephew had na ping the scheme is for the Illinois Central “These funds,’ said he, “‘wiil be with-|] Was State Auditor of Kansas and De- interesting feature of the prograr ;| : ~ at > : ¥ : ‘ — sd Oe Pecney welt OF with the United Fruit Co. It is said that/y.6n turned irto the treasury for the pur- LARNED, Kan., June 13.—Timothy Me- O’Brien; Miss Irwin Z. Smith, medal for appeared, but a still better one is the fact Bessie O'Brien, scholarship medal. third than $25,000,009 will be called in. If the con- ras born in Ireland and came to dle Its Heavy Interests Here. There is one thing certain—that It is not the The favorite for restoring life and color to the waren for painting; crown of honor for ’ place it in the vaults of _ the treasury, Awards Will Be Made Thurs- day Night. “7 conditions demand, and i{t becomes| Mr. Hagenyos, who was a theological stu- The Best Prescription for Malaria, is said, aggregate nearly $10,000,000 a year in attendance at the School of Fine Arts movement of the crops begins and a great Twenty-ninth and Dickson streets, Services @or a Now Clubhouse.—A meeting of |* bank of its own. Some large blocks Haisey C. Ives and C. W. Rhodes are direc- ization. A co-operative stock company wail paper designing to painting in oil. band of lusty-lunged in- to the tune of which many of the most | —___-e og | i ’ : . . . “i¢4 , ; . . » , . lroir , > ‘ , , ] 2 dollars of such securities are now held] wii. pass on the work and make public their] American musicians, together with the| Among the many new melodies Beau Brummell, as arbiter of fashion in | @@0ther toan in the United States is not] udier. capital. pronounced hit. Its catchy strains are being with in introducing ‘Le Temp Chiffon,” | the best thing | way of a musical Christy Morgan Farrar, ] hh R f f All I} J. Owen Ambler, : : : e a ce O A £es. Wished to Die. a divorce. The injunction was issued by | ing statement is issued on authority of a y Lucy Crowder, 15 years old, died at noon tion Will Begin at Once. Circuit Judge Hartzell of Edwardsville, | private ‘etter from Admiral Schley: ou cam prepare a breakfast for a late riser at practically ae cost by lighting ome NEW ORLEANS, June 13.—The Astor} In the bill for divorce it is set ; water for the entire house pe : 1X KT. GOEL OWA, Crowde ‘ed in the kitche! isthmian railway across the republic of saint "ese peas : Se . = Martha Crowder, employed in the kitchen ay March 15 she assaulted him with a knife, vice-president, but all who know the views | tion. choke him. He algo states that she has|.that such use of his name was not only un- seciioas of Monday. Schulz, haspital physician, was cal! especially careful, before going to sea in C at n Ee to declare to his friends that under no cir- om ation the mere statement that she wanted bome of his uncle, Henry Lundt, at Eigh- capitalists, and President Sierra signed the; ment. . i .. afternoon. Lundt was 33 years of age and sep 4 , . “e &D, « _ Deputy Coroner Theodore Gast conducted here today. James E. Bleekman, the man- | adjoining counties, and the affair has LIEUT. SCOTT MARRIED. dreds of the best appolat- ployed at the hospital over a year. -ounty. He was formerly deput ssessor,|and Col. Duncan E. Cooper of Nashville oe co y. y deputy assessor. Rheumatism more painful in this climate Gen. Merriam Was Best Man. where limited kitchea in the salaon in the rear. of his uncle’s|duras syndicate and is composed of New| ..,; ‘ r “iImer & ear. S cie S | “ to every mile of road. TIMOTHY M’CARTHY DEAD. enemies who would have assaulted him and a sake Ea pea > : to drain the great Mississippi Valley for] grawn from-the depositories in proportion partment Commander G. A. R. ‘ ; . . vile ? . sf on ; I - ' sani ’ 2 @ Roman drama by the pupils of the sx hool. RUSSIAN BANK F(R NEW YORK ner. CS. gene a ending spirit -. oo pose of paying for the 2 per cent bonds] Carthy, who served two terms as state Medals will be awarded as follows. Gold r ‘ ruit trust, Ww © general manager OF {he} which will be redeemed shortly. Yes, this auditor and was afterward elected depart- » b scholarship in first class: Miss Lottie Hard-|22 perial Government Said to Contem- Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’ | ;).; money is plentiful in New York at 14%] died at his home here yesterday, an ab- class; Miss Mamie Walton. highest honors dition of the treasury requires it, this will » United States in 181. He _ served medal for Christian doctrine; Miss Julitta NPW YORK, June 13.—It is said that intention of the department to take any Of | pair is Parker’s Hair Ba!sam. where it will 2o no one good. It will be left} gtydent’s Funeral.—The funeral of necessary, more money will be placed in dent at Kenrick Seminary, will take’ place Chill Tet ras ic ‘ ocd : na ie oa eed and with probable further development of | in the rooms of the school, in the Museum | deal of moncy 's needed for that purpose.” | will be held at St. Bridget’s Church, c. 8 simply iron and quink i vem wey. oe . aw , ‘ : e Young Men's Hebrew Association will of Russian railway bonds (guaranteed by /tor and assistant respectively, and they PARIS RAG-TI M E VV ILD. held Wednesday night to discuss plans |the Russian government) sold to American| are proud of the work shown. It com- s contem dilated. been disposed of in the United States for The jury, composed of Stepnen Law-| Sousa and his blase Parisians are practicing the delicate The vim and dash of the steps of ‘‘Le Marche Gateau’’ (Cake Walk). The Linen of a Gentleman by the New York Life Insurance Co., | awards Thursday evening. Tne prizes con-| lively American style of music which they! at the Exposition by the American Band, which does business in. Russia. vist of medals and honor meations. The] are playing, has proved a decided innova-| the cake-walk march, “BUNCH O’ BLACK- ; : ; ~- Known, but a gentleman familiar with he principal topic of conversation along | hummed, played and whistled in almost the eighteenth century said, .““The linen of Russian affairs said he believed no con- 75c to $1.50 Excursion the Seulevarde thoes days seems to be the| every nook and corner of the city, seeming- ? . : , ” en, aning, of course, th: about that matter as yet, reporta to the . ; of the Open,” me ad u that @ cohtrary notwithstanding. Bunker Hill, Litchfield, Nokomis, Hillsboro, commonly known as rag-time in this coun- | novelty ever heard there. onsen Pana, Shelbyville, Windsor, Mattoon and|/try. The native bands have ‘also caught The following is an extract from the Lucy Crowder, 15 Years Old, Swale | Lewis Mayer, Charies Elman, P ic Ticket Astor Syndicate’s Concession for Rail-| discharge of his official duties as post-| Vice-President on Democratic ticket. Val E. Miltenberger. Tuesday from the effects of arsenic swal- forth “The name of Rear Admiral Schley has buracr. Cama ceok for the ee Sowed earlier in the day with suicidal in- FUNERAL (F LUNDI THURSDAY syndicate has secured from the Honduras|that his wife has) beaten, choked and] been repeatedly suggested as on the lst Wf ai struck Martin, and has often threatened | from which the Democrats would be likely with either coal er gas, Ss fi x 4 or propare a diuaer for 49 sere aR ~ ———— of the Laitheran Hospital at 3500 Ohio ave- Met Death Through a Peculiar and Honduras from Puerto Cortez, on the At-!|and that on June 1 ghe stole into his ‘ feb : At 8 o’clock Tuesday morning the girl probably the largest railway deal ever pro- repeatedly chased him out of his saloon | warranted, but against his own distinety | The funeral of Erich Lundt, who died | 200 miles long conecting ocean with ocean. Martin declares that his wife is ruining the South Atlantie squadron Lucy told her mother that she had ti : . Jerseyville, Ill. ) 4 ge ror} opening the rying to New York to shape the details of Lieut. Merriam, son of Gen. Merriam, act- | and an operat rfor sete Work will begin on the Interoceantec iine WASHINGTON » 13.—Secretary (: California the couple will go to Fortress | SOLD IMMACULATE HEART SCHOOL. ind an operation performed on the skull, at once, and by the terms of the concession wg tga de paneer oe Monroe, where Lieut. Scott has been as- The only theory advanced by Lundt, Sr., The School of the Immaculate Heart*atj open cellar door and closed it somehow in With New Orleans for the port of ship- the money wtringency had disappeared. ee oe ment exercises Sunday, June 17. The most! thrown him into ‘ellar ’ ni n j the cellar. ; ey ie a oa . 7 the Central American trade in conjunction | 4, the amounts deposited until $25,000,000 has = Honduras Interoceanic Railway. vee ae ¢ > a . > Das . " : “atl as e] sa sig ‘ ~ ey stringency has dis- . medal and iaurel wreath, sties Heles > & on thas the ones ge ment commander of the Kansas G. A. R., ing, scholarship medal, second ¢lass: iss , Soothing Syrup the best remedy for their childre? er cent. I cannot tell whether any more/ cess of the lung being the cause of death. . Bee rein wtsss Miss) plate Its Establishment to Han- . 24 ’ mone UNE Me Gurtatian’ Goctnine nites ene ST LOUIS ART STUDENTS WORK be done. N3, I cannot say whether any of] throughout the Civil war. . the special depositories will be abolished. —_—- lal for music; Miss ‘le Brie Jost, me yA ¢; Miss Helen O'Brien, | yg Rothstein, general manager of the Im- eportment merited by Misses M. Lederer, | perial Bank of Russia, who is conferring| Exhibition Now Being Held and the/| the money Out of these depositories and Greve’s Ointment makes a healthy skin, 50c. to establish a Russian bank in this coun- where it is. if needed. a — can be effected. These disbursements, it An exhibition of the work of the students these ineritutiona during the fall, when -the | Thursday afternoon from his late residence, asteleas form. No cure—n y. Price We. 7 : 5 -- ite +s oy be advisable for the government to have / tinue through Wednesday and Thursday. or the erection of a new home for the or- | capitalists a few months ago have already | Prises everything from poker work and All Paris is raving over John ain. | i to play the ‘‘Marseillaise’’ in rag-time, public investment and several millions of |rence, H. la Jones and M. VP. McArdle, | strumentalists. é I introduce Seas Grumme! Says Should Mave No Perfume. | Whether M. Rothstein will try to’ float Waymen Crow medal is the most sought! tion to the gay inhabitants of the French; BERRIES,” seems to have made the most a Gentleman of Fashion should smell but | clusion whatever had been arrived At Via Big Four Route, Sunday, June 17, to remarkable success which Sousa has ™et/ ly having been accepted as far and away | gentleman never has any odor. The Beau cuties ene tt a a = a was unguestionably right. The man or woman who smells of perfumes conveys to the average person the idea that they are anxious to cower up by this means other smells more obnoxious. A great many, however, are not to blame for this “sour” perspiration “odor” they exhale, and it is to such that we wish to bring the attraction of Spiro. Offensive odors due to perspiration are now easily over- come. A hittle Spiro powder sprinkled in .under the arms and upon the under rments completely does away with the sour” odor and absorbs all the perspira- tion that may come to the surface. An .uwicanon at mgt makes the body feel cool, comfortable and absolutely free from odor the whole day long. For ickly heat, chaffing, sweaty and sore eet it is unequaled. . Ask your druggist for Spiro. It will positively absorb all bodily piration and does not make the body tee sticky or unclean. ; It only costs cents a box. If your druggist TO EXPLORE ALASKA. 2 ee Coast and Geodetic Survey Will Make important Surveys and Soundings. SHATTLE, Wash., June 13.—The Path- finder of the coast and geodetic survey has been scheduled to sail for the north today. The Pathfinder is taking to the north at the request of the geodetic sur- very eix of its officers and nine camp hands. The. geodetic party will be landed at Golofin Bay with canoes, stores and other equipment. The whole of that por- tion of Alaska will be explored during the summer, which lies north of the Cape Nome country. The mission of the Path- finder is important to navigation. Norton Sound is te be explored and sounded, as is also Norton Bay. Much work of this kind has already been done during the past two seasons, and it is now proposed to complete the survey by including Golo- fin Kay and the inner waters known as Golofin Sound. $1.00 ROUND TRIP, VIA AIR LINE, To Centralia, Ill.; $1.25 to Mount Vernon, Fair. field, Mount Carmel and Princeton. Low rates to * intermediate points. Gunday, June 17, 7:30 a. way stations. Special train leaves St. Louis | the craze, some of them even going so far. composition: at 8:32 a. m. Tickets Broadway and Chest- nut and Union Station. LABOR ORGANIZER ASSAULTED. Unknown Man Left a Dozen Gaping Wounds in His Face and Throat. CHICAGO, June 13.—Michael R. Grady, western organizer for the International Bricklayers’ Union and former secretary of the Trades and Labor Assembly, was assaulted by three men last night in front of Bricklayers’ Hall and left on the sidewalk with a dozen gaping wounds in his face and throat. Grady was taken to the Oounty Hospital by the pdlice, where the attending physician pronounced his wounds dangerous. His assailants es- caped., Grady Was about to enter the hall, where & meeting of the union was in progress, when he was pounced upon by the three men. It is claimed that the assault was the result of enmity between two factions in the organization and that Grady was one of those who had been in favor of having or more, ltl i a a a - _ eS ea! fi DON'T FORGET THAT You have the BEST, notwithstendiag they cost yeu no more then “UNION MA : mo, UNION MADE ta me a —_——_— WHEN SMOKING A; ———————— a a lll ll “Paris Exposition Reproduced” Wil consist of 3% photogra tone, size 8x10. Printed on in portfolio form. set it will be ‘just like visiting the great exposition. CUT THIS OUT. WEEKLY ORDER. Post-Dispatch, ‘‘Exposition Departmeat,’’ St. Louis: Enclosed find 10 cemts. Send Part........-...0t “Paris Expo- sitien Reproduced”’ te my address. Dinas, . .okcéktehbéeuwees as takes ee Issued wekly, If you get the entire How to get it: hie reproductions of the Paris Exposition in halt ighliy calendered paper. and 3 now read —————————— . An erugqyets will show a sample of and receive orders for “Paris Exposition Reproduc “You can start at any time. Get Part 1. It costes a dime,” 16 views -— ——————— ee enn aera eer == — a Sensei beee ! write the Spiro Co., Niag- ara Y and they will tell you of Fo. pPog Sty See m. information, 104 North Broadway. Treteo Gouna,” OE the Building 2. & RICH M. CO, 00., MANUFACTURERS, ST. LOUIS, r eo ee : ig RED ESOT NS ce RE — se “= ray “ha a ~~ —_— ° . , nd Fa r hm