St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 10, 1900
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eae cote ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “i ...fried Chicken... ° Fresh baleen THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. sige Y t at the h t ‘~ atatciiad Are the eggs ou geta e haunts —_- — —+ - —— —— ia , Atthe ‘SUMMER BOARD” haunts E ~~ ——- _ . Wieind Bnsal ine SANE VOL. 52, NO. 323. “TUESDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JULY 10, 1900, ~ PRICE} .’ St. Loule, One Cent. yey eel through the “ Wants.” utside St. &.ouis. Two Cents. ZT wo. -~ — ~ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE — CHIEF CAMPBELL SUGAR TRUST'S EMPRESS ASSUMES REINS AGAIN; | | MEETING IN WALHALLA HALL | HIGHWAY VAS] PRI Ik REPORTS FROM CONSUL-GENERAL GOODNOW SAY FRAMES NEW DEMANDS, —— LEGATIONS WERE STANDING JULY 5. He and Mrs. Campbell Stopped | Recent Advances Mean $40,- : on Lonely Road. 000,000 Tax on People. Chairman Edwards of Old Grievance Committee Governor of Shan Tung Is Announces That He Must Not Again Be CHIEF DREW HIS REVOLVER. ‘OF THIS LABOR GETS NOTHING.| Authority tor Statement Chosen—Says His Efforts to Settle . beeen That Foreigners Were Strike Have Faile nd \‘CHASED FOUR MEN IN BUGGY SAID TO CONTEMPLATE FURTHER , ‘ d a AND ARRESTED ONE. ADVANCES UP TO 7 CENTS. Sate. an Pekin Last Others Should Try. ) : Thursday. —-O © : a Dayton Street Police Court Offi- Protection and Freezing Out of Home NEW EXECUTIVE BODY CHOSEN cials Did Not Recognize Camp- Competitiors May Enable the Trust OUTLAWSREPORTED DISPERSING bell’s Name and the Prisoner to Mulct the Public of an Got Light Punishment Additional $90,000,000 ’ ‘ . ; . BY UNION’S VARIOUS BRANCHES | te Ss aa PRO a“ 666666) Uflicial News of Empress’ Res- Pecop Campbell and his wife on a lonely ‘road came to light in the Dayton street b toration Says She Sent , . . pis aig ee Ras EE / HOW THE SUGAR TRUST HAS © a . Transit Compa ntatives 'and police court Tuesday morning. wT rs Strike Leaders, ea p end Represe iy daceeed Meade mirhk ae, Marth Srond- RAISED PRICES. Messages to Her Vic- Members of Citizens’ Committee Discuss the |way in Baden. The only man arrested es- © ® : : ° ° caped with a light fine on a petty charge © May 22, I! 9.20 per 100 lbs @ eroys to Protect For- Merits of the Case in Signed State- because of the falliere ofthe chiet of police © Maria 00 -sees.$3.30 per 100 lbs ® to prosecute him and a peculiar © May 26, 1900....seeseeee-. $9.40 per 100 lbs @ eigners at Any - j ‘to appear to ments to the Post Dispatch. misunderstanding resulting therefrom. @ May ol, 1900.....4.. ie et — IW Ibs © Co t 8 100 ibs af\ a Yo ie ti, bread in we Te. | ae. P Dey 4 : "la ‘, noon, would elect a new grievance commit- With this in view L called on Mr. Whitak- Howard and of Patrolmen Doyle and Camp- A : er and Mr. MeLure, who assured me that bell, the prosecuting witnesses. Howard was @@®6 .@ > ® OO ODOD®: tee and that the latter committee would imM-| the company was very desirous of having brought trom the cage and Doyle walked .¢ Oars : — Se ee ee ee Pn - ° . , i) I . ( > . i i? . P the strike settied, and hoped that my ef- 7° if li .¢ 3 Special to the Post-Dispatch. STALLED CHINESE CHRISTIANS . ye . . ° . Sad ve */ “/ s g Taree Tac | yo ¢ ys } + ~~ -_ . mr ri? +} r . > ceil tian on me the necessity . ot jieaving no ; pol st ant Ua ge ys IZe AUS qre"c iaye dq LTA rice yf Su ar ; } Cc mts Aa rv d whoi.e- ‘ qa Pe means unt “ag ‘d to bring a bout ' case should be tried on the testimony of ine e = , . . PRINCE. Chairman T. B. Edwards of the old griev- ¢¢ the strik and to carry out Sale. This ‘s the eighth raise it Has made we asked the co-operation of Mr Mo- “vidence showed that Howard and four in the price Since it obtained absolute con- wr ance committee, which has had charge of . os : hin 2 ; oy Regi 2 d lony. ler men — ty cog south on ety oy trol. o! arket two months ago when “or ; ave =o 4 w. Vel anc eating ; listurbance, fie i ; ; for ten days previous to June 29 per 7 in reating a ¢ urpance OW it beat he Arbuckles and other competi- Chinese Legation in London in Touch KET TE 1 Fo Fe - “ -—— 2 . mediately formulate new demands to cover bd r eleleietetei br ROMEC>S the strike from the beginning, announce Tuesday to the executive committee that he sistent endeavor was matle bv lr Kane ard 5 de fense Was that the noise Was made : pire: K ie a ; ! a Ul : — y th hree ry rt ‘ qc > j t Ss nit ‘ Slate rT Suprwctltl ‘ “At . . would not permit his name to be presented through leaders in the sirike, and by C. by the other three men, who had asked him |) at whe toe Ponies 4 Ra ses bnen With Pekin and Scouts Idea of for re-eletcion to the grievance committee. Molony through the grievance committee [9 give them a ride and who refused to ,") mad ig ER. i. shoe - Sine 6 ‘| . : to obtain a conference committee to dis- leave the vehicle when~he requested them ©&*: pe ' ee ae. See eens Poisoning of Emperor and Em- : : c oe ya . ‘ A « Mr. Edwards said he had been prominent- Gucs with us what eould be done towards to do so. : ae = aaa heey of one- Of a a ele a ly identified with unsuccessful attempts tO a settiement, but without success nti . tro.m: in Doyle said there were no overt ee ee Peerage Sapna edie. bao i ae maggot press an elieves For- Pos : Prag of a cent imposed ; ! $5,000, AMERICAN CIRL MAY BE BOXERS’ VICTIM. ; , ane finally ained from §S ; Vis- acts ae violence, and on that showing Judge ettle the s e and he felt that it would Kane finally obtaine L Secretar! on the sucar users , country "em settle t trike ¢ ik a written authority that such a con- Wislizenus fined Howard only $5, the mini- UPON the Sar users Of s ry, eigners in Pekin °F . a a ee ee oe ee) resummed the reins of government and appointed Yung Lu + + ° » put sugar up to ¢ cents, “Pe , sugar at ‘ents the trust would tax j stri ike eoUu ld he cett led at once ; teld this storyv of the highway in- WULgay}lr { g 4 I ig he« ; . *} . ) . ‘ a . - , - ‘ : ' eat ay |! x that the Dowager Empress. who had 7 '®CDDOSH SSS ® : PO OHOOeOD halla Hall Tuesday for the purpose of | i settied eq! ili at bly. an I we suppose: d, AS tne N Indaay afternos yn I rove our to tne a | IFN | S] N. uesdav luly sume reins of power, ‘Ww executive committee receive re | ‘ July. 30.—The the ne meK : Scouse tte i oS wes di alone le eust fence of Calv iry Cemetery rf puly 1 The state de ie division; Louis Doebier, Broadway division, | Morris: nn. Dr. Kane ©. Moi ers beir assaulted. My wife begged livia Over Three Thousand Mil- on, ana Ulal ~ Nal (} 7 | of is | ? r. wane, . Molony “my- person being assaulted. MY wWite begge . ' w h ie dispatch from Shangnai of this tion of the United States respecting the Oht- Broadway division: S. O. Collins. Park ave of Mr. Whitaker towurds the nivihars. his men in it came up the road LIMA ‘ i a ‘ ‘sarland’s new | ‘ e . . ‘ se a ou + “ , S . A4 A ‘ . . ‘ ae . v¥ , ° 7 at sf 4 ie . . ol 4 , " : : WASHINGTON, July 10.—The secre-|etgners. — . . same time, people con- foreign representatives, is as follows: i us we did ‘ran toward my horse’s head rew ’ me 1 : = Inite tatec C ] : ~ | spree S79. has ade ep j ressi: ae ( nited States consul Let +} sytce 189, is mau yp imp! Th Mr. Go dinow, | ; Sheng’s expresses] lis eTitical posture of affairs in China Sixth street division: ee eae | Morrison that our work was not ended, ter in my hand, too. , ¢ ' _ +] Sixth street division; A. W. Kerr, Washing- |} iodine from the Peruvian province of Tara- | the several hun- | lso7, of peace with the Chinese nation. of a to awe ‘aise £5 . $6 per 1900 p is is . , mh . nothing further to do’ with the work of the selvés for the conference with the strikers’ This apparently closed the incident. rhe lhe fron re a Rey Pes r sree Are Safe. Ledyard of Detroit, the President of the Michigan Central Railroad. She Was with i representatives we cailed on Mr. W ce Tuesday morning (Chief of Police Campbell) ©CGU! Valent an arbitrary tax upon ‘rr Husband | -ekin ; ; Shari » Fate anal " t ail n r. hitaker I trust-riddan pean! f thie-country of Her usband in Pekin and Is Sharing the Fate of the Americans and Europeans oem 6 ; . ‘ - sorq } . > ‘ » " . . He said it was possible that the faith A tnat con re rence were prese nt Vir. tne session he kan. Lie inquired about his het ¢ * -s . ap t . oth ; ; : of the men in him might havé been shaken Whitaker, Dr J. J.’ Kane, Mr. Lehmann, Case and @ deputy searched the docket in te te 0 —e he ae : ana mot one penny ficial sources was received at 10 o'clock o—e—_-—e— oni a —0-=9—on nl hief hich goes to lavor, by events of the recent past, and he de-j : ) on ; be 2 limiitted four distinct @rounde for «rievance hief Campbell explained that he was not stiete peel ” ned ancine tian 620.000. | I WO AMERICAN REGIMENT sirec lat some one eise take his place, ithe st “rs rie ‘xpresse ta ace qd Pa crime t that he was prose-!: “Heir monopoly, OV ser a gn abet REE ‘ S ' the strikers had, and ¢ xpressed hi ent , rime, bu ‘ ne Was pro vW00 a year irom the Ame ri ean people over h id OT} June ) night by the strikers of the southwestern bestowed high praise on the striking em- veal he case against Howard on Mon- ; stews ee Sapo. 4 by ch trust in the . luyes of the transit company, and state: ays docket. | ' po oe sie oe :; . division, their representative on the execu- | it to be his earnest deste to h ae them 7 | the chief learned that Howard had; Telneries, which are little better than in- } prime minister. It is said that she sent 4 ’ : ie : c . Pi . a Ai i . a0 : i S Z ‘ € ar »* ~) , tive committee, and ‘this position he will; all back again in the company’s service. escaped with a $5 fine he was greatly cha- — ai a aakae gpa — My nb area a dispatch to Nanking by courier at the ¢ WASHINGTON, July 10.—Gen. MacArthur cables the war department that > . o ar é al } ? oO ps nl mee @ | Je a ' Ne ijtsatlast (al, - ’ : > , ‘ ° y > ’ Pp : he le ad ] a4 . ip nee : rate ol mies per Gay, thanking the + Other troops are being sent to replace these. ursuant to the order adopted at th@®!} employes with plenary powers to confer that man should be held in the holdover hic ul , fy &e1 : Hcerovs of the Yangste Kiang provinces | ; ; > : . cenis r , Ss ne aligste } ) mass-meeting Monday, all the divisions. with three directors of the company without for 20 hours, as I knew | would not be able " cae Wiis. ue raise “al s-19 cenis. per | VICCTOS . BOL a 4 + ‘ + LP OO « } i. » : . : elected their representatives on the execu-! } the intery ention or ed aa e of lawyers the *' out here Monday. ] With ~ : : tor their loyalty and recommending that iv 1 - ° : . ; ’ %¢ the T°? ' } rerarry ie a ie re “er ‘ ‘ “>? a ~ pri committee. We left Mr. Whitaker's office full of the ‘id nt to Judge W islizenus and the Post- } eg : ; “ “ bh sit ig z- ag . they protect foreigners at any COs. heep reported, within wo weeks. dead, ‘ This committee met at _ clock at Wal- ' belief (nat the strike coul i, anna Woul qd he ispaten: zs . se se —s * 2 acighs . ee oS Ha E ag j fled, poisoned and hople Sy Yn, d. nas rTe- U “Su he | os. TIEN TSIN. Tuesd ly 3.—It is} sumed the reins "The date given | NITED STATES TO result of that interview, taat the restora- ‘hai P cKS a Companies b¥Y my wife. | is June 3), the same on whic W ho.e- electing a new grievance committee, | tion to work of the bulk of the od em- 1 tne return (trip we stop ped at Gast s | reported ron (“hinese SOUTCeS that the Sale massaere of foreigners is lleged to THE POWERS. Up to 1 o’clock the names of members of! Ppioyes Was a matter that would be accom- garden at had some lemonade U t } elk | have occurred Li ithi neriod of fF "yf é' see ef here an re scsing | foreigners at Pekin have taken posses- | “%, : * ee t lished within a period of from 30 to wo eft there and Were passing | S dhe telegrams of Sheng, the administra- WASHINGTON iys. | " : , = “ec” lace t be of telegranhs re) "oily (js to ler ; ¢ Nee . c . ay. : S10 or one o the rinces yaiaCeS, OPpo , rerexrapyn aM Paurvads, . yay p hig na? - as follows: | On the evening of the same day iJune 29th) when we heard a series of shrieks which | is | | ; PI Chinese minister at Washington, Wu Ting partment has fna‘ly concluded to make pub- J. H. Painter. Laclede and Morgan street bmw e ae at my house See ret ary Missik; terrified my wife. Chili Has Received From Peru and Bo-/j site and commanding the British lega- I Lng, saying the imperial government is i the identical note which wae recently National Org: er bryan ) Qo; 4 “The cries seemed t: > like those of % . a wil ‘tine the legations. ; ars te [ee delivered to ~ e 4 amyii iz | I i - | t ies ite 4 Ww. I } ( ] s¢€ ned ) Trit like hose ) i ° . . ti ‘ ] that tie nati e ( hristians hav e |} YT T nd | ting t he if grat aor) . appe i? it} fit Ti vered t the powers us a fining the poal. T. B. Edwards, southwestern division; C. E. if. To hem was exp ained hi; we me to drive back but I refused to do so : been insta led therein. morn} ng, particularly reference to the Eat Hungate, Union division; G. D. Roof, North ! Sonetrue “i to be the ve ry friendly titude A few minutes later a bugey with four lion Dollars. alitged directions rive iV h Dowager ae eceeeiaanes te Keimpress relative the protection of for- j he cirenlar which wes sent out to our Eps ? : | desire to rectify wrongs that may have “They were shouting and using offensive nue division; W. A, Beneon, ( houteau avee=- | existed and his anxiety to have tnem back f lage W hen almost opposite S pamphle é ire 1T) | ne. wear: iki) lemnity v ; ‘* tinue { :} rhy f the legati ry are pro- |} Department f Stat nue division; W. D. Kirby, Olive street di- | again in the service of the company. On buggy stopped. Two men jumpe ut and | colleefed by Chili from eru and Bolivia } tary of state nas receive da dispat h trom tecter l, inis it t “t pongegpethe Als te vision: R. Sullivan. California nue di-, ‘He Strength of his talk wit : ren mmun Washington, July 3, 1800. i ; ran, i Oo a avenue dli- rd ” 2 bee gaa OEP * ; vision: P. Moran, Cass avenue and North-| Use that the committee of three striking gun and waited As they , "% t | food | | a sik empioyes De named to conteyr with nree al- > ' one of them Say. " 2 ee t f here. eral at Shanghal, Stating tiat it IS piven and ammunition of gations are ; it int deemed appropriate to define the atti- ern ( entral divisions; L,. Marks, Tower } rectors ot the translit COMpany, r’ ! Figures are given whi | show Ttnat hy hy tusted ure ceqguntera: fe ¥ the i - t | Cte Or tae | hited States as far as rese t Grove and Cherokee divisions; R. P. Buren, | did then inform Messrs. Missik, Bryan an ‘* "Vea" J .aneswerea, ‘and. I’ve mot a-trote lsase Pui: Hy P : . f ; +e 4 " re ae Ss o | ‘ ' >” : ' 935 Chili will have received for nitrate and , > oe and never extended any furt he Tr th: '}) to or a rwo iw no | believe inte niled to hold » 2746 4 i Chil} i ’ m . ‘ « ae ; . . ‘ +? . . a S . ‘ } 1(%% ' A) . [ ian ) ‘ ‘Ss at “( ‘ | ! 1 «ar re cit t Ts. y ton avenue division; Louis Rosier, | make this request {for the a erry nt Of me up, jumped back into thelrp“buggy, but Bo aie =~ M OKM) ee ne: ErOe and that the outiaws were aispersing. . OUVIA Qood,! N). : Washington avenue division; S. Scan- | 4 soc re beangonn organ eege tA NE a fs mets continued to cal me names, 1 turned and | “Phus the war indemnity paid to Chill | Goodnow adds that this statement does] (5°) Ponies, vally cept Within tne Was ince of lawful’ commerce, and of lan, Fourth street division; Frank | “Ave i lst gered ha to make the followed - aes up BroadWay and _ back 'will reach $3,000,000,000, a greater sum than ; fe, aeons Ae RS er . sae ad : lives and property of our cltt- iKimpz, Jefferson avenue division; | In the general discussion of the subject vein! times they-made threats and in- | ‘rance paid to Germany. aa: een fares diate cia f aD: re. th : Jat i“ ‘ce Aan » Zens by | ineans, guaranteed under extra- P.M. Holt, Baden divigion; Henry Stein- as ae Bryan said: “If you gent emen who formed me that Ahey too were armed eet PERE EG are the general opinion that the Al rriterial treaty rights and by the law of & . for anpoint mes ‘ this 's9r he , . Krom —_ site i > ¢ ; t AY “| aio? has } A ; 1}. » j iri ro } *h afien ecke, shed men; Robert ‘L. Green, sied men; > yr the a i; pt ae ES ogy mimi rear the oncrea ie the garden they LONDON, = July 14). nas veen) on Pekin must indefin | ao " ar yee ‘ ‘e shall here att er discover tha t the transit turned short ard end®@vored to run into mv ee ! Tfle'als assert that le Japan have ‘Tf — be dane 4 } M. Mackvoy, Vandeventer avenue di- | company hall] hi: ave violater fair obliga- rig. : . learned by the \ssociated P ress ti lat the ntention of halting ; Taku . Tie? Te} | 3 ik | ” cone oor citizens, we ‘ sesinintiie Sina ae ai > roinise > Perks he responsible authora to Vision; George Erbs, Bellefontaine and); tens towards the strikers will you give us “T had Ahe only one I could catch ar- Chinese legation here, though apparent ed ese n Pg i Y. pL Bych ba’ : ‘ bie, ’ : : ‘ ; - “sy ] . - aT ‘ efi 7 the S is _ Aa a ve a4 , ie . ri " r a ‘Tse ‘ ‘ » 1? hs . ; . ‘ , 2 .. » ; .y 17 f 7 } 3 qo ‘) “sf ‘ North Grand avenue divisions; H. Mavham | \ ur ae SuDP ede | b ore cane st. —_ re: ed Aan j intended to mi Ke it hot for | Heart Disease al an Attack of : ie “0 . VOY th re ent WEeK. | ir mi ary i horit ’ ! i untalilits . , | e Was answered: Surely. es. him. Some one has Violated my instruc- | liv unabie to ¢ om municate dire Cully Witil | press the inion na the Abdo a r , ' rv e comlition at Pekin as one y ] MODS, Kaston .avenue division; Thomas Ward, }|for to that a sense of justice, honesty and tions luighieenth street and Mound Cicy divisions, | fair play entities you.”” And that promise There was consternation among some Ee Stands good today. We did also suggesl of the attackes of the court when it was | He Is Recovering. . ; hi; the powers of the settlement comm#t- jearned that the ? i ‘a OF hell ’’ | John T. Wilson, chairm: if the citizens’ | (@2t She powers of the settienm earn that the mysterious “Campbell,” | , rman of the citizens’; tee should be limited and defined by~the who failed to appear when his name was | | ‘ | arbitration committee, whose work in be- appointing power, — called Monday, was the chief of police. |} stricken down with heart trouble at hi +- of Prince Tuan and that the gov- @ with rebeltice end-see thee haif of a strike settlement was terminat- We have no knowledge whatevef of the! bi agitee home Tuesday morning lor a time grave — Sear see © | we oy og 2 . eee oe ee ed by the agreement of J ily 2 le methods bv which the ; er wat | me : nt silts. . i age uly “, telis the} p>; ought about by the comm*x! Se le tea, fears as to his recovery were entertained, | ‘ wae ) . } i * them as representing the Ciinese people with | ee, Committec Sy rived cee on gets doe u He incentives oF KNOCKED FROM HIS CAR’ \ RODE yut medical assistance was prompt and he j ( hinese generally are against tne OX —— » Whom we seek to remain in peace and friend- »sdiniealy ‘ : . : ities neva a =) rwtives ther Let emen eet *4 , ° 8 opin , ' 1 ag, Wap - immediai« ly take up the efforts for arbi- fe dies ocast Rages ge gel ee ) is now beileved to be out of danger. lers The officiais also Say they Nave red- ‘Declares He Will Not Rest Till China hip tration where they left.off July 2. s/iexade ufies sais | cpunntes wicca is Judge Hirzel’s second attack. | that tiation at Pek . ‘The purpose of the President is, as [t bas ; ; 2 oT? ny hf . i? ‘ : ] ‘) ti i} - he aie Sti ait) eat . ™" . . “ - , . M.. Wilson has issued a ca! ll to the gentle- — ‘Conductor Badly Hurt by a Fall | hy : orgy be ‘ gen him + ty 1 — caused | son to nope ihe ) p CI Is Forced to Hex Knees and Ger- —_ hertofere. to act concurrently with the . S : (3/2 I> AZ |; OY heart disease s erinduced ry stome ° : ‘ne 4 lat rince hinge Wilal ' ‘ a peepoted hig committee and a owere Cottey, ag ’ Caused by a Refractory Trolley Pole, | #«h trouble of long standing, and that tem- | ™% improving and that man Blood Avenged. - offer powers, first, in opening up communi. : : ~ - + " . ‘i ° | ‘ tarts , } " ’ » iy] ; ; ’ meeting will be heid as soon as all of them ee y ysis usual in such eases. | suck eed in protecting the foreigners; . Post-Dispate ation with Pekin, and rearing the Amert- : ; . . Oo fter OD if as oa j : h; t : 2 ie i) Isa ‘il ‘ oat eo have been communicated with. ' and Three Passengers Injured. a Metin 4 ng = os ‘Lhe scouted the stories Of massacre LIEL, July 19 L{ddressine the " a E Chairman Edwoerds . , ' . - ; dition had considerably | 44) | : sa aihacia i they Arbitration is the sole end sou ht by ‘ Conductor Ridley Bennett of 2847 North imi ce i ’ ae md th P ts _ » | Ss ’ t I ' eople in the it Pavlos aliG ; ] lids : \ ‘ be = ot this committee Petitions setti = f - to the Post-Dispa cn. Grand avenue as knocked from the roof ] p! . . De , a ; : Hii pPoestsibie pretectlion everywhere in f -_ 16 orin r the d Ware©®r Impress, hitlet, Fat .' ide ! 7 | hina to American life and property: thirdly, J ; ‘re c + , = . 7... . - . > . yT 4? ‘ TT, ” the belief ot the §] rners that both sides to The rece rit ‘a ‘TION ‘>| toe S ee a a qt wl ear NO ; ; 34 llefontaine line, by tne 4 . Ci : : Pp ; } . first (| rj i ee , 9) ry ’ r) " P rd , ' , ‘ 7 ' ’ , a aaae : | renewing the str k ah : P re ie muon t rice Fig este: “f —_— bi guarding at rmetecting al egitimate 3 ‘oversy ave EY in renewing tne simme ts suet. ; ' ‘oOlley pole at Fair and Florissant avenues ! | and expres tial | oltes . a al eee es SS R Guty bound 40 To explain how I have arrived | nis ii sd tious ect eme} ; | have » Amerian interests; and fourtbly, fa aiding ' rly “‘uesday morning and seriously ine | s . ie , we " . . ‘a } sane — ‘ 1 4) (| 7 icp) cs ; Ou d eas hy? er)Y ‘ , ij , submit their differences to a board ofarbi- | conclusion it will be neccessary to Ching ana ie yal VICETOYS (hight a cunning foe, p ded wi mor n | to prevent a spread of the diserders to the . ‘ . er 7 ts . le (* } »r*c" ivy jf ‘) ‘ 7. «ke. . . ’ cr? ry: r]SLenLve rs { f i] tration were put out by this committee relate the history of our local organizat * Jured, Dhree negro passengers who fel en : ssisted ;, he promised an i hun lreds of signatur ? w , ut } “ei ‘The W ab | trode UMmION, mits Most cowMmmMoen “A ith him were injure j slightis Aged and Helple Ss Patient in Insane bye «i ‘ ‘ : a r | he 3 poise ‘ Grecs } C8 Were atiacned, use signifies ‘combination f employes | ~” ; Rha peat ilernation Intorcements ane eC n Ne rehee of Jirasters - Wile oem pers _ ag ce ae img ig Peat, 5 A gg 4 crowd of negro picnickers boarded Ben- Asylum Left in a Bath Tub Filled Internavional : ind children. © re | a a Mr. W ilson says the Same pelillon will mr Woose objects ‘~ elevatl tne mora, : : ; - } ’ ’ In 11} the +, rination Ot oe oe ee ; : . , . a oul ts eariy to fore aal " . y y ’ ‘ va ; 17. } | _ ‘ a ‘ | " v« ror Pas . ‘ . Pas ‘ 2 \ —* ; pee ise a “ bAa hhcaALs j ‘ “Ss j i sick if ‘ ; . ; ¥ again be circulated and thé new names se- | iMtell etual ana dustrial standaard, an ‘Oo ne tts cat neal Hoehns Grove, Many | With Hot Water. } : om 4 ¢ Means + a.ning this { ‘ A pS eecure in return ; nely services it JUS ] rhe , he roof seTI ne! rent up t tr } ‘T rit : » 4 ape } i | he } tie gover ent ¢ . 2 cured will be added to the lengthy list al- nirtohanes n ? oe Such ne are recog climbed on Ut! roof, Bent t went ip to SAN JOSE aP a Riise’ , strong povernmen De . 2 ed , ft rernmment of the Upited | ; [Ones : : “opiate ptt ‘allec fair ar Florissant avenues SAN Ow} —-_——* wettach aa CGE a eh will tight together ith the troops | Sta to seek i hart he hte? ready in the possession wv! the committee. nized as belng legal Vy ; oe rib non iaw. ; At Malt and whic ich cage ining Morse in awed ani lu! * help'ess pa- | rio ; f f } | alert f in rt : aa ' ge fm EST Hen 33 These organizations Te lip pe “dd from the wire and: °* hes _—— oa : ee ‘ “HEE : Sie Tog at ’ ‘ . et ‘4 Judes . «. thaahiss . . sa Eee ’ Mt peace t+?) aiid ; , : vis ’ 'e t he 4 e for tort rhe , Men who have been parties to the nego- | throvehout the eountrs followed ease tient In — | - and administra ti ti thie} ‘esullt July 2 j i sees her oniv hope | le } 1} Caf’ Was DroKken slow) be ied a) , j , : nll rights guaranteed to ations which resulted uiy in a settie- 4 reasion cf combir Combine q and | is s le | . - ey Ga, PP ages Bone paced aed institution last night ‘he ‘nine se ssrrmme:! ") tp i : rien Lowers by treaty and jaternetional . " reo 4 . , ‘ . . | o y a) manyv i) ] ‘x rt Vv 4 pcawel ‘ . ° @' : Wilber F Boyle, Murray Carleton, Thomas | © “~. ed hs coded ‘in areanteation. The of His Faith ‘Opera House, Grain Elevator, Burling- mir 5 ietemaoed eetie) mostly woinen and | hi West Finis E Mars! . a co ble i 0) tie “s = ; e : : d with . . ¥ eo ths : r “Vee io fhyt ' SAN FR ANCISCO July 10 $i Or; rilé . » ‘ . 4s + : ial) 4 orwin if h Ta! tm Ty rform this 7 an) t . . i} I } n. seTT waa } iia 7. ‘Fv sha a -j had tt | * deo aon oe aes eee ee on Depot, Bank Building and Two , : : ea] ; 1 Spencer and A. H. Bauer. t hi greatest aaution,; oul pr decrtitaeah CHICAGO, Jury A special to the News pot . 8 rs, towed by lav ge ie ene tale iwettenhan ‘esident The! of the Mr. Mcluaire is out of the city The oth- i Re SSP anda e * : : et ich cat from Ro ‘kford. : , save: Blocks of Stores Burned. ‘ 5 ‘ et ne . . ta: aie - ae ts . MI, las ., 2. art rg here. , as , — oe ‘ . . 1 SO mem be Ts rad ci Pt nH . . . acting S Tollowers e the true ess an , ace menanpnor th "hhines ‘Vel ‘ the eondition ire : , * pressed unwlilingness to talk about the, learned of the movein nt os , ‘eo , 6: “ , ' rue M lah, and destroyed the Opera House, Dennis, West mane epee aa 5 rt hes te pws + r ‘ Ui ys Mail Steimship Ce, = : ee . to} - ranorts he officials proceede: i the son o “1. has re} 7 — he faith : : pried | by illage Woe ni . >; ‘en’ , ; / - = thie the matter entirely in the hands of Mr. aie or influential in the work, of orgati- e@! se he rlington Depot. two blocks of stores : xiggeration concerning Rute public Temporary Paralysis From Which Pekin, is getting news from there indi- i, anes anarchy, whereby power eed Se rectly. The officials of the legation de- ‘ce an entry yp grt: “0 devolved upon the d “if i rhorities Judge Rudolph Hirzel aytor a8i-lare the “ese ‘ouble tT ‘ly the Judge : vi} Zei OT ‘ clare the pres¢ nt trouble is entirely . “So long as they are not in overt collusion ‘ cials, missionaries and other Ameri. : , whe are in danger: secondly. in affe poisoning | vi ivisior ‘rior to , y. wi — oe er OS ’ | sare yT ’ ' . . ‘ ‘ —_ ‘ Uispalt ib Gt > i e] f be man DLOO , bert r inces of the emplre, and a recur- last result, but niduble adversary. Without the ve | +4 2} “al Once " me 8 6% . > . ry" *¢ . : T 4 "4 Mii > . " , rr ’ ‘ 4 he - ' } ‘ ‘ . [ 1 \ i ri ‘ry ve _* rt) TT) a iba " ° . Whitaker and. Mr. Lehmann, tn whom, they | izing. These disc ni ~ oa preg ogee ny’s - - —-———_- and several smailer buildings The ioss is ay I . bet hy SE —" a's and Japaa’« attitudes both In China 4 : ‘ > ‘Te = Lists 2k Lite oe . . — —— : Pf 5 ° # . ; *T ul ‘a ; ae S65 o8 : ; * ‘ >} ’ ’ gag? ’ . ; I serviee on the sore val ‘> game ¢ he ments to the Post-Dispatch foliow: members of the union : (| 1Y Hy AR K| sured. as ; is tn fact hotbed of idle ru- _ ehicen «0 much ; Then came the avowal 0! ae | ' a i SHAL WAS LLED THE WE SATHE =R INDICATIONS. Th orks ae ee ie conta il be et ~ “as +} 1 vement has | an Snewner 'S pe. AU the}. ee von . Dr. Thomas O Reilly tion. and after mveh labor ogg gre rktown tore A merical this T koxers mm ni i that affaly was that the Ruseline deatred to the Post-Dispatch pens the agreement of Miareh 0 Was con- s ma a ne Sinema ent sboard > oa ‘s imax néw that the foreign at affal : nag P sf cluded. The company arrera te reinstate Three Desperadoes Mortally Wounded SHOWERS. ‘orm! ‘aranhip, iile the brit) re | tion begun to assemble troops at] te obtain a certain plece of ane ~ eee To the Editor of the Post-Dispatep the men whoa were discharged for belonging nster neh} d the i} the door of Cnina | ged Id ay oh pron SS nectio ; e S tha gree ; : ; ; yey “1 r hee . ‘ : lev » - In justice to myself and associ, to the union. With this clause df the agree- in a Conflict With an Official in mare : inite--Probably showers ong | er has reached (ne POO; "The t serious trouble at present, and | 8 ee Chen ily vey ‘The the ublic I ad | PAROS OS and ment the company has neve . com @lied, “ For Sts Lonis and = vielnits reoaor, ” “) refirgees on the ay to Snangni: fo perhaps. | ne wit the Rastern (Cninese = ge . > pu C desire to state especially the | Some of the men are yet aw alting thetr re- Oklahoma Territory. Tuesday night; fair Wednesday. The latter, with 18, Is pre ceeding to Nag- | si ‘ction that fi ‘ arden Japan eee cwnet Of IB Ee ~ - J = motives that first actuated me in end Ri; employ me nt under its provisions, because : } Missouri Showers Tuesday night; Wednesday fair - i ‘ rf .f he . ’ ioTrianr ; er mn yece oft iarnd A 8 neo other than : al papan ear . ae et gon Special to the Post-Dispateh. a: Ste ste Co of which Mr. Konde oring to settle the strike ithe superintendent, filled with petty malice, man ae tes Som ) ‘ sary . 4 ;, : . ll'inots—Fair except showers in north portico y) British cruiser Alacrity calk.ed ati no, bY the Way, ‘ a » A ‘ ‘hich desires to Use it for : has inte rposed some trifilr ig pretext. GLEN‘ Ok, q), p ee Juiy 10.—Infor mation wee ; times eyes ree showers. C Foo this morning from’ Wel Hai roi o pet , , 4 rs ; : rien m) me preak ger. WwW e a teamed the prostration of ail lines of | Another clause of _— agre mess sail has just been received here to the effect Twpesey alten a3 3 si hers - amar —* to ped we more guns for Tien Tsin which ts | helping to profect the fore signers. He is precisely the “The peedent. hae Geechee s ness, the arteries of trade ar _ithat the trainmen would receive 20 cents ,, » city ave ' ME . pak in artillery. The immediate object sisted by many Chinese san company. : merce blocked, poverty i +e om per hour for their services. This clause was that the city marshal was kiiled and three | POST-DISPATCH THERMO — the Mies ig to take the native = and Referring to the famine in India Sir Frag. | no political significance whatever. Nothing y in many households ! viojated and men on some of the divisions desperadoes mortally wounded in a battle | LO ‘the bombarding an and stiping. (le said that there was no actual starva-| could be ‘artier from Jones 8 Mmduced by the conditions around us, the | were paid by the day, regardiess of the 20 miles east of Giencoe. cae vee -. 8 - a tees s — tion resulting in death and that the ,uthor- | Kondo adds, than to fight R “sick unable, in many cases, to. obtain medi- time served. As an illustration: A and B B Fi oe TE ge acne gg ee ee —— 9 a. het atwnt + Bae 2 LONDON, July 10.—C —_Chinese official] sources | ities were fully abie to care for that crers are nag! oat pans dene ve secnintintniicltes PAV ( y a. ° . F eal aid, a public suffering physically from" = (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) jmet hy death, pe a Maat ae i . OE PREC: (furnish another surprise today in announc-' and were doing 50. aia's feeling dai odie Wi Ms oi hes ‘nw * dn as +, Cet 45 ey EP CER ee eae ae ae ex Se mame leis “es J E ete. 7% : Ba py . . | — : a eae i - ae a — be ‘s ‘ x a ae ome ry ee — - , ws - " - - . oe lice a as a gt aes ca “et OW Wie lk ee hee > is Bi a a ee rr ee ae a a ty % «+ ge 4 7 eS
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TUESDAY—S§T. LOUIS iS POST-DISPA — i ee ie THIS MISS GOES AMISS a FLORA WOOD, PROFESSIONAL DIS- TURBER OF THE PEACE, A TCH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE po FRAMES NEW DEMANDS. |‘: (CONTINU ED 1 FROM PAGE ONE.) cate the peopl. are conductors. A operates car during the ihe vy irmy day and B operates it during the evening. | United @tater The car leaves the shed at 5 o'clock # M™./Jabop can and wil and returns to the shed at 12:30 a. m., hav- rights ing been in operation 1949 hours. A receives $2 for his pay. B receives $1.70. Thus the two jointly are cheated out of one hour's labor. There are other violations by the ; company, byt I deem these instances suf- | ficient to sustain my position. "njust and despicable against union men made it we should ask for an agreement which Would secure ue and which could not be violated with impunity. We presented a proposed agreeme nt, but the company re- fused to consider it. We desired to confer with them in an effort to reach a peac settlement. But they declined. We o (to arbitrate, but they replied no. The followed. After eight weeks of agreement Was signed on if the terms of the agreement ly complied with our union would be pre- éerved; and within a few weeks all of our ‘men would return to their eapeess. places. | yesterday. |The company’s officials soon realized that ees a Such would be the result and 2 toe ted drastic] t measures to thwart what to them would] siatement have been a very unsatisfdctory consum- | imation. The company had advertised in rR - ‘e ; all of the leading newspapers for men and MAKING BUST | ARATIONS OF Broadcloth, Serge and Fancy Mix- received numerous applications for ompiay tures—lined throughout with silk: ment, but when these applicants acqu: Lintes ihemselves with the condition existing here = $2 0. 00, Strikers’ Odean ‘Pieiinee Solic- Formerly were $40, $50 and up to $70. iting Subscriptions for the Union's : . \lade Etamine, Fancy Plaid and + loth—in tight- hitting or Blouse Wa lined throughout with silk: they refused to come. -Mr. Baumhoff retained their $12.50. from $309, _ THE BOERS EVACUATE JESTER'S TRIAL msconroresancs soowem=) IN NEW LONDON -_— — Prosecutor Rodes Outlines the State’s Case. Mh she Vaye CTH ORY COCDS COMPANY. PM HS HARRY General Organizer . General Manager Baumhoff to the Post-Dispatch. “So far the Wednesday, July 11. Foulard Silk Gowns. This season's latest styles and made of this season’s newest Foulard Silks at from $ to $ less than regular prices. = Miss Flora Wood. aged 17, of 26350 Ohio avenue, has established a record in the Wyoming Street Police Court.. Miss Flora ‘Luesday appeared before Judge Zimmoer- mann for the third time in five days. > Kach time the charge grew out of alleged turbance of the peace. The latest complainant Otto Kybuz of BSG said in court that she had not only mada lite a burden to him for weeks. but that she had the entire neighborhood in a state of terror. Fiora feet tall or END QF THE WAR IN SIGHT. of oOmpal \ know employ of the Strike was ; treet as | not discrimination weer imperative that whe} work ransit « ¢/ Lilie’ British Commanders Think Retirement of the Enemy Foreshadows re-de will! ‘lared has quit continus be to make a stit lhe cars Gis- same fore “ yrosecut- part the company. made by T. T, Rodes, J 1f Monroe County, the alieged murder occurred. Mr talked with eorrespcndent about his opening statement, morning It is important be first time the case has been 1 5 completely stated in court. ezgins with the story in the 1879, when a young Ail! John W. 5A Few Choice Receipts Used by 3 whe Aunt Hannah, Which Will | is ‘OX home. in St first Meet the Housekeep- fesided he suburb of Chicagc er’s Approval. ipa 1 jem St Tailor-Made Suits. Of finest French Broadcloth and Eng- lish Kersey—lined throughout with silk: $30.00 and $40.00. Reduced from $42.50 and $65. Dresses. Paris K te warfare an y 4 We Knew faithtul- bitter July were Of Organdy, Mousseline and Silk Mull: $25.00 and $30.00. Formerly were $45, $60 and up to $90, ajy2pe a little but the is h “W In girl, not mu complaining who have appeared against her the last week, say that her tongue is “something | hierce,’”’ | They say her appearance in the matter | S1Ze leceitful, and owing to past exhibitions of pugilistic skill on her part there arcely a man in_the neighbor- hood who will dare refuse to tote as she trial | directs him to tote. - Miss W ood poured early | jinjure& jnnocence into the ear of Ju Ire phis | Zimmermann but the judge advised her that, despite her undoubted prowess in cer- tain lines, she lacked originality. had not | He could not accept the same opinion | Wo e three times one week, he said. Painful the | as it mignat be, he felt compelle d to send : Flora to the *“‘Works” for the fourth time DOX ; in her career. This time Flora will make pants for si) days. Flora became a in the flesh of ‘arondelet early in She is a waitres by trade, but the neighbors declare that she is a holy terror by profession. Miss Wood made her debut court by reason of a cook stove. She had bought the stove and installed it in the home where both her parents and several | brothers and sisters reside, but she ob- | Jected to cooking on the stove by any other } member of the household, and t@ make ‘her objection plain, her brother charged ran the entire family into the street. cost Miss Flora several davs’ har? abor to square herself with the city, whose eace she was declared to have disturbed He vy this ebullition. ses State of | Chen Flora got into trouble with the nameq | Neighbors. She had searcely sor Pee hps the } di gnity of long skirts before she became Aug. 26, 1879. This was -the | & well-known visitor at the establishment and Mrs. A. A. Gates ever | Comlucted by Mr. Conrad Kempf at South Upon reaching Kansas he | Broadway and Meramee street. in doing some freighting | The workhouse officials give Flora a good and Emporia, but not be- ; re putation so far as their observation goes, prospects, wrote lette? but the people who have crowded the court- them that he had; roam to tell about her say that the only in Kan and did | place she was ever known to be docile was in a ceil. voung | five iihesses, crver and ths OUTER . Attorneys for the Defense Claim They Have a Sensation to Produce When the Prosecution Has Finished. . i dire th.ehem. lé is qualil Cheviot. Homespun or Tweed—in Tight-Fitting, Reeter, Fly-Front or Eton styles — lined throughout with silk: $25.00. Were $35, $40), $45, $250). Of Tweed, Mixtures—Eton. Fly-Front with silk: Oi Broadcloth, nwa art eas “aaa ii cea aahedns, Imported Gowns. is « ihs a of the IS SK Special to the Post-Dispatch. The | resumed 14), a plaintive tale of names and addresses, He thought he saw his oppor- tunity to deal the union a final blow. im- mediately he sent out messages informing these out of town applicants that the strike was off and urged haan to come at once Within the three or four days following July 2 hundreds of these fellows arrived in city, made their way to the com- Homespun, Cheviot and Tight-Fitting of styles—lined throughout $15.00. Formerly were from $27.50 to $40. Of Homespun, Serge and Tweed Reeier, Fly-Front, Tight-Fitting and Blazer effects | $10.00. Reduced from $17.50, $25 and $30. Cotton Shirt Waists. Women's Fine White Lawn Waists— elaborately Corded—tucked and trim- med in Embroidery: $1.00 Each. Regular Price $1.75 Women's Plain White Lawn Spirt Waists — assorted styles — left over from past season—soiled; sizes 38 to ; has been ot 0, S story of Transportation Enterprise. buy fund ire Donations for the the orously vase to Wig aRiil ling the I*ull ol Reduced f about er Strikers’ bug line ; solicited, and rooms 920 and 9821 ing is a busy Chairman H, Biackmeore o: the executive headquarters donat the str ne bus Will ] the pany’s office, received employment and at once began training. Citizens who had net greatly themselves with our affairs remarked *® great number of strangers were on company’s cars and wondered why were there. Or Yrecelve This was such a palpable and notori “Before breach of the contract that our men became|]Mr. Isaacs. ‘‘we disgusted and finally concluded that such \\ have perfidy should receive the most severe pun- » Of these and ishment which we could inflict. crease this as ee as There were numerous’ minor misdeeds]; sin to come in again. Which were exasperating and which can] “All the wi zon that we indubitably show the company’s future will uniform put the question to the public, “We have decided to recent action of the street car men just? much like the carettes And I believe they will reply as I do—yes successfully in Chi: T. B. EDW ARDs. ah eXug@gerated comfortable “as a “Trey are light, Chey can ed “as can a cal, the} be made in to ‘The wagons: th: > now have of the]tiinue to run, an - Willi give the } ‘OMmpany was to carry out ihe agreement}|#ood serviee is — of July 2, in perfect good faith, and was|charge only 5 cents fare authorized by Mr. Whitaker make th “Each wagon will bea it proposition that I did, namely, to take up]|displayed to show that a - rs lock. in in $40, $47.50. the | will t m be ing thorn 1t¢ ite under athe ‘old and volunt arily i'ease on State spot. en concerned that the they Pique Suits. variety of styles and colors; $10.00, $15.00. $275 F530) to $40), Silk Waists. Taffetas Silk Waists—Paris Colors— eee ee ee ne Tucked Back and Front—Tucked and amount. and . Hemstitched Scalloped Vest Front, with Stitched Girdle—also White Vest Street car. lronts;: $10.00. Out are jiarge and ‘on- Regularly $15 to $20, on the aft attorney « where [Isaacs of ——— in police In a $5.00, ¥14, af RIV UMMhal ic r] ' iKe had hier Wwe the Post-Dispatch Rodes us wis ov le iaTe Wakohs Cisposs ( expect the onf.’’ satd his: re | SiTL Bit and com Formerly up this ‘ si ‘al Ise lt the ™ ] 4 of ficial [oO subs i early man, Gates, Will ¢ . be Oi «it es Wi izon to the ccompanied by a family ee aa Aa They started time Mr. DOV aged Attorney Lehmann to the Post-Dispatch. I regret the renewal of street car did my utmost avert it. I knew that the purpose airy. Just Call be (’jt- Street exceedingly up In bad weather trouble, and and very good time id" asd W sae “* a . . - . Taffetas Silk Waists, with Box-Plaited Front—French Back—embroidered in and two color effects, on Blue, Violet, White, Red, Gray, Lav- $7.50. Regularly $12.50 to $15. wil! if) We 75e. Reduced from $3, $3.50, $4 and $5. Women’s Plain White Lawn—Fancy Corded Lawn—Black and White Per- cale and Novelty Gingham Shirt Waists—all this season’s styles 75€ Each. Reduced from $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 he all hi parents, telling ‘Y With) not settied permanently Pour ot intend to ice Me Cs until padssect that Ss | bow] LO QO} earthen pieces Sas, } fide or “i>. atid One ) MCiues I phy r: (ween Yan . t,ates & rresponds paren the 6th time in exe pounds Tha he ve rr da \ of ts. and 6ix January, On heaith, he left lt) ia ree Gil Loire (ters his} 5 h wagon since absoat im a i nN turn from the bowl, | With the prisoner before the bar, pues % j Compan! dronne iting a ions Women's Percale Shirt Waists—in a variety of this season's Pink. Blue and Lavender Stripes; 50e. Regular Retail up «yr? ie he it ‘‘taok at ail, ‘jsoners off When mind hest of mpt ‘CO. i ae ads Price $1.00. Women’s and Misses’ Fancy Madras and Percale Shirt Waists: sizes some- what broken: arres for she edi if her ist ry? the quantity of coffee use | th proy 0 Mepends upon the buy. If you use common, cl take % pound of ground “make 2 quarts of coffee, ready table. Put it into a wide base c pot that will hold a gallon. Pour about **‘two quarts and a hali of water upon it. This water should | be and boiling | f all the-time. ‘Syir well let it bor Ly “up twice; when it rises near the bam, Ith stir repeatedly to prevent running over. | Pott out some, but return it to the pot | fe several times in order clear the | 3 PS spotit. Put it on fire again ‘and | peclash a little cold wate: a : ht, Tare Into it to settie troible yi 11 VW 7 | are y7 t IX nda { bt i Ms, aris i! till ‘ Ontridbut} ut ‘TPuesday ri ine ie ctily Warons Cney J in suchn 8) 25¢ Each. Formerly were 65c, $1 and up to $1.50. were abroad Wert Dberlore the immdbers. Opry rated by rali* COMMISSION wna Many ol Made regular trips rom North and South filiied with higers oh « cy . no Chonan rul- . ofee | Testified That the Boy Drowned in the River Saturday Was Pushed Into It. Lore ehsl I morning 1707 who foot large MILITARY — BLEES caoeny MACON, MISSOURI. A SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NOT A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE. The Principal of the Academy is at the Southern Hotel and may be consulted by appointment. Sire] f } tresn and the Siders SONS ] ‘ore Tuesday Schulte uly. * ner opened in t South Seventh was drowned of C le Case prepared by cooking the berries T8S1. | charged, she had abused his sweetheart Krom questions that were put to me at ride will be attached t saft, with sugar to taste, and hav- | and himself and had threatened them with |the meeting, I am led to believe that the] ‘his sign = be painted ’ ie arious kinds of injury. Flora appealed, | discontent was deéper than that, and that }jtte words ‘Trades Union through a sieve. juice ; eI | "eS j}and then Henry Reifeiss had her’ brought : really with the agreement itselt. | W1li be numbered. the bread will | ttorne y hae kK into court because he said she had de-{S > of the men, apparently, had the im- SUDseript to our the sponge aside ‘ribes i ‘ering | clared that she wouid stand DN her bond. pression that there was a Verbal under-[fa4s It was iearned that some hours: then var, Alex: Flora was finally exeused on this charge | Standing in accordance with which ail ot |ciared off. Letters t! Piain Back Taffetas Silk W aists—with ae a sail ; and kept the peace over Sunday. Then she | the oid men were to be reinstated in their]}cated, however, that all- ‘r Corded . 1 T —~ ser c with bla kberri | turned smiling and voluble to answer to ,;/ormer positions within a short time There , Lauie, but from ail pa adlli-OVOFr order anc uc ked k ronts, cream. the complaint filed by Mr. Kybuz, and this } "et unly Was not any such understanding, ih Symbvathny with Backs and Sleeves: also a Very choice by the arth. Alt ay "iwi she came to grief. but that was not asked for by the grievance * Sliven assurance Mia line Embroidered in White Silk: : B il C if Wi F vears have rolled away, he has never been! She told Marshal Volimer comm! ittee., Would be fori Ol ed O ee ( ithout gg ). SeOCTY ir “cl rr } nee, he r down” that she wouldn't T) le negotiatl ons le adi ne up to the ax! OW }? rep aring $7.50. : ett eo the murder and | and that would be the ment of July 2 were be gun by Mr. Kdwal “uign and Will. begin so iti} 7" — i erty belonging to Gates Mr. Kempf did not att and Mr. Polk on June 3%. On this last doubt not that tn publi tegularly $12.50 to $15.00, possession: One silver | supply of chewing toba. named date Mr. Edwards presented a type- bi more wiliing time than pani ¢ . . ail pe teat varhiin ‘ tyes Pict Kafnmy . —— mp as . attached to two chat written proposal for Heenens Wao Wee er ow were 7 halt as ‘ ‘aists—Rox- other gold-nlated: one gun, signed by himself as chairman oi ine griev- OUF committee Lid it. heaa- Pia : | iffeta Silk M aists— Box one pair pants. one vest THE JOHN J CCHINTE | ance committee. The seventh ciause of this here « will be Plaited or Hemstitched and Corded es and a wagon. Jester at | as originally written provided, regarding receive Front and Back, in all colors: dtoMr. A tates. vy | ine re nstatement of on men: - st aceountine for his possession of th “The committee of ee r employes, of $3.50. rt ¢ ‘, ce eee. Wi hich T. B. Edwards is chairan, will pre- j iV tii ( rilhe 4 T { rate a i hat he Nn; j 2 WwW iil il . 4 . he team from Gilbert W. Gates ssmeaaee pare a list of former employes, and tne $250 company will fil all vaeancies now and Wdgon: NOW question is, will this he Jester’ | hereafter from the iist, according to sen- TAY "] re in nsationa! feature that his attornevs hive iority of service of such former employes, by out It was thought that] and wherever possible will restore to their}|downtown, Was; torney might state their | De} former positions such former employes. The} St. Louis we: 1 Case : ‘ternoon after the state had | inquest company will not emp loy any person out- Chere was prac il compl the hes tory ‘related above but tiohn J side of the Hist until all the names on the}{ning of the our “correspondent was informed that the!*. | list are exhausted. ae on se Wi rnuid postpone their “sensaijon” streel,; years oe gang Ae Pai y og jen ae _ ITS DECLARAT . tate’s evidence was completed. | the. Mississippi who had been gul of lawlessness. a ken ION GIVEN OUT. Ni a "Lon lon was. equal to the occasion last Saturday. When this paper was presented, the words All the visitore were cared for | 4 ; “and wherever possibie will restore to theit |) Trades and Labor a oe Fred Herman of 510 South : r positions such former employes’ hewspaper correspondents from a testified that Schult , ; furmer positions such forme pia ‘ts § at first experienced considerable | 3..... Aner os resi Mak pus | had been stricken out in ink and were not its Sta we Ayal barge by Henry Me sehul if the proposal as submitted tu) in ge'ting their matter to New York fi , : ( 1@ Pro} J5ai ad sui itt ‘ meetnye o .* . . . " the Wate oe VIOUSIV, all 4 , bs a ° ini qd = ‘I~ ) } rords E G d Cc ff AnGd tC nicaZzo, “fT F OUis and Kansas ( "ity . haat *e s tie ourse of CIs 1} ion, the words y Extra Goo orice. papers, but -this trouble has been over- e SBR Contene ‘seniority of servic Were stricken out, . eome Viore operators hay; heen sent here gr oe and sa INO and it Was proposed to interline ‘“‘the thes Pil > , » , creating k Oo ‘Or nee in Se a gy a, pd A ay a en stupor. They make you feel dietontionanee “ét aaaas Oo hep hi ons ere ene mn Viuis el ” ‘ : ca * ' + ; no derarana that we had added largely he | good ? So does whisky, while the Velnoraiization and break. np the men in service, and for that re the re feeling lasts, but the reaction is dan- wis ppd he | aggral: : bg Soren gerous and deadlv. Dr. Pierce’s anv definite number of men ai ‘ ; be He cose GE definite time. We agreed, and were onl: Golden Medical Discovery is a tem- asked to agree, that such vaca as eX- | perance medicine. It contains no al- SF as Not deser lt As cohol, opium, cocaine or other nar- ) 3 a: +4 _— oe _— : . »ood tu s velns cotic. It strengthens the body by Strike a success; to con purifying the biood and increasing By establish a bus Ine; = ium Canvass of the eity the supply of that vital fluid. It efforts until ngs the heals diseases of the stomach and or- : gans of digestion and nutrition and » Salmon Salad. Let two slices of boiled salmon Coo in the liquid in which it was cooked: remove skin and bones and season with | salt, pepper, oil and lemon juice. When | ready to serve drain and dispose lettuce. cut in ribbons and dressed wit! Ffench dressing. Surround with -ehe -of shced cucumbers. Serve » Mayonnaise sauce, Spencer's the Assistant Prosecuting C)7)] Senti- Attorney. Tu sday ason vith murder ants were M.o9n lLj~uts do pot these Wise it cir with a rise In their) men thelr pound ruling of Portia will not be because for organized labor! Our me roes OT) on the ‘uting At Mach . Ll. Doyle, a salesman employed coroner's report to . Sawyer Paper Co., was beaten June torney Johnson. 3, after alighting from a transit company and Peter MeGewern are * at Broadway amd Madison streets degree murder. They are Grinnel and George Kauffman of 2507 North ting Saloonkeeper Thomas Broadway were indicted for the assault by Lolw ¢ in an attempt to the grandjury. Kauffman was urrested soon as they felt that there was any | . ap Nils Oi une , M\ mday. SL euuse for omplaint, their every obje tion | charged = er Ne would have been promptly removed It Jus pomme on Lucas; FARMER RESENTED AN INSULT. Wes'tneise to'mnud puntte cnarwes of bad | PAMINS | woman fol fossa: faith before taking them up with the com- as it made ‘the ditficulties of adjust- by the if base tant Pr “ie nry Wilson ‘Egg and Tomate Jelly Salad | pe ba wiih first d with shox Cook a pint of tomatoes. a bay leat : being a slice of onion and taik celery ‘for fifteen minutes. Add "package of gelatine, strain, coe Press half a cooked LS 51S Per, ncies isted, and as might hereafter arise, should filled from the list of oid employes. I think if the committee had come to us| be aS of ix one-quarter his roOur fi ? he lowed ~ riking a Cups. | pped 111 liquid gelatine, against the ey ot ‘each cup; when set, fill with the jelly. Unmould on lettuce. | , dressed V“\ French dressing. Serve with Mayon- | naise. | Cabinet Pudding. Fill a quart mould, sugared, with alternate layers of Sul- lana raisins, cherries, citron (half a pound in all) and slices of stale sponge ake. Beat three eggs: add salt. hali a cup of sugar and one pint of cold milk. Strain into the mould. Bake @bout half an hour, standing in hot water, Serve hot with a hot pudding fatice. Boiled Ham. | Scrub a mild cured ham and remove all blemishes; cover with cold water. Place over the fire and heat to the boil- ing point, then skim carefully and cook | at éuch temperature {hat the Water simply gtiivers at one side of the vessel Remove the skin, cut in very thin siives; Garnish and serve with pre- pared mustard. , 1r? Lil buttered and | | » ope | gk 1 SE ee ery i = ey Wall | Man Ju by a him of ati J HOBEIN’S DEATH | AN A ACCIDENT. Verdict in the Case of a Suburban Vic- ! rank Buburban we a Lotiie Drewel of 413 Westminster pyace. 4 He Stabbed a Negro Fatally and in Turn Was Wounded. Dispateh Juiy man ht by near Andale. Kelley insulted in the iIXOn, a avenue the Wo- FOR THE KEELY SHOOTING. Wounded in Kansas City Wanted Here. ir : Prosecutin Vith murd Tv ; Ls Special to thu Post WHCHITA, well-known stabbed a farmer living Is : Kottke laimed who was with him. In the fracas the for- mer was also badly wounded. Kelley was stabbed through the lungs and will die. 1¢), of (301 Doc this « tlieb IN iw! Kelley, a colored ‘ily, was laie last nig Kottke. a lady A stant xg Johnson issued a John Julian with John Keely ark avenue three pol eceman, a robbery. sent Dete Kansae wiil wait Julian sentence int Monday charging Detect Tenth and ¢ ni; Was "ity auttemiptin (hief Desmond iq Skidmore to Uilan back They ery charge against } eRCUDEGS lous, ive in oe , Transvaal Loss of Life. ihe ii Ll oO n about days who rhe Juli has: shot uLzo accused discussing the terrible loss of life Yet an is Moralists are B about by the Transvaal wer. for preach mae brought scomidt to bring life is tne rob- Ae sat f. principle. fii brought fives Cty until is sactificed for a It purpose honest better life were lo of ailments against of the _ hye | needless sacrifice Thousands people | guccum) to which might easily have beea checked in the beginaing. off more people.than are killed in war. The -of Mostetter’s Stomach Bitters would save many lives. Oonestipat’on may veem a little thing, but invariably Dyspepsia carries use tim’s Demise. death was the verdict returned Tnesday in the inquest 1 | hiodein, whe was killed of the deve lops into suluething i” Aeccidenta) \ trie worse, and it Const pa naturally and it is allowed The Bitter dvspepsia louger run, the harder indigeation, bi lious ness Coaroner VW, is tf cure eurces road thor. avid irds ns idime ¢ Out ta his sweetheart: M' Re permanently, “ itheut here | | contract i that j While he wa irry n | S ¢% P4 shocking the system. {t i in good fur everybody, | x . i pany, ment very much greate: The company had every interest and every desire ‘arry ~ the agreemeént and would have not eee how it could ee ws 2 @e anything more than to leave the cauees for complaint as it offered to do, to the de- termination of the chosen representatives of the men themselve FREDERIC K Ww. to ¢ done LEHMANN Organizer Bryan to the Post-Dispatch. I believe that after having entered into a with the transit company tn gvod backed up by well known and promi- nent citizens, we had a right to believe that the company on their part would certainly keen faith. But after having proven beyond the management is incapable of hon- esty in its dealings with the men there was no recourse left but to again call on the strike. The action of the men just, and I certain it will meet with the approval all honor and liberty-loving citizens For the neople of St. Louis and the men I represent I assumed the respons bi] ty and urged the signing of the agreement, when knew that my action would not be ap- proved by the majority of the men But J] di my duty as 1 saw {t fearlessiv and believe that we have won a moral Vietory The faith, a doubt is am ot ZTren agai plarerd fensive. l will now as fearlessiy go Into this battle and use every honorable and legit Mate means toe either put the transit edm- company ts the de- ayy A ne gre RE Oh thus removes the cbstacles to a per- fect nourishment of the whole body. "Six years ago my stomech and heart troubled me so much I hed todo something, as the doctors could not help me,” writes Mrs. 8. A. Knapp. of San Jose, California Box 1392. "I went to San Francisco and had treatment for catarrh of the stomach and was better for some time, then it came back. I then used Dr. Pierce's Golden Medica] Discovery and ' Pleasant Pellets.’ These medicines cured my stomach. I do not have the pain and indigestion as I did. It is very hard for me to tell you what I suffered be- fore I commenced taking your valuable medicine I recommend it to all the sufferers whom I meet.” Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets strengthen and stimulate the liver. Tran- | operate ’ Liha atiy « é bal ‘of organized labor Will cont imported ‘abhor eourse would he Louts The local inne thelr assess- ‘treet rallway men, and tt will be more powerful thaa the boomerang methods which the bas just empioged Transit Co. hae gained the other hand. tt has ium im which it is held It has mede miperative, hefere the atrike ie again if the present management should and give way to men who live up ane signature The possession of ' ipa *s upen the Bt propor vard the wor class and the it must not he begotten that it right of employes to demand arbitra. M’'A. JOHNSTON, and Labor Usion of Bt. "i , | POUR LTY mrt of th om pany ™ ad- Culicna t pubhliie, and he Te mr rif i! Trades W tng enn reatilent KREYLING, Secret ary, (HEPNRAUM, PUTNAM Davip LFON | P.. VAL } ; THAT VERBAL AGREEMENT. | What Dr. Boyd Seid ‘About It When Questioned. points of eontroversy at the Monday between the striking sireet railway men and F. W. Lehmann, the transit company attorney, was regard- ° ti (“ol ilmeuMm nm Sak ge aM ie increased | them and sympathizers | Manager Jenkins was present and testified that the men had not lived up to their ugreement with the company. On the other hand President JoRy of the union and «a number of members of the union contended that the company had broken faith wita the men. After the adjournment of the sesaton it was announced that another meeting would be held at the Gt. Nicholas Hotel next Monday afternoon. This delay, tt was ex- plained, wes necessary because of the fact that both Manager Jenkins and Arbitrator Steinbiss will be out of the oity during the woek DEATHS, KANE--On Tuesday, July 10. ot 9:30 5 mm. Michael Kane, the beloved husband of Ellen Kage, and our dear father, at the age of 76 rears. from familly residence. Kirkwood. at 9:30 «. m, to St. Peter Cathelle Church. Friends tovited to attend. BOZIER-—-At &. Genevieve, Mo. July 16. 1900. Mre. Zoe Rosier, aged 78 rears. wife of the late Fronele C. Rezier ard mother of Henry 1. Resier, Marie Rerler, Zoe Gregoire and Alice Shaw Funeral Thureday SULIAVAN—Fatered inte test on Monday, July 9. at 16°39 p. m.. Alsesions Sullivan. aged i year, belorel eon of Dantel J. and Julia Seill- ven (nee VMecphy @iebeaste A mow ag ~ 0 Aer Lectay —_
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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —JULY 10. 1900. NTI-IMPERIALISM MAY {NOT READY FOR TRIAL|TEACHERS IN COUNCIL.’ WEL SBACH MAK — WIN DOUBTFUL STATES, *ssrstensr peer comer ommms! THE LOWEST BID | bee fe) Clearing Sale Pa | : The Jalk of the Jownt _- _ ie MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE. | woRK OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. | City Lighting Offered at 6.81 eee, een eee ae a able goeds been sold so cheap. Every Summer garment, every GOV, POYNTER’ 9 ESTIM ATs. OF TH E RESU LT Against 6,82, yard of Summer goods and every Summer article of whatsoever eS - | Si ee Ex-Secretary of State of Kentucky |p inent Professors Discuss Subjects kind gives way to the magic of Clearing Price It is the thrifty . ? car r S. e ‘a , | Charged With Being Accessory to of Interest to the Public and Ex-Congressman John DeWitt National Democratic Commit- Murder of Late Gov. Goebel. i iliniiahaeed CONTRACT SOUGHT BY TWO.|m 7°US¢KeePer’s oppertunity. It is a bargain feast for all. Warner, One of the Gold | teemen,in Session at Chicago, | 8 RGETOWN. Ky., July 10.—“The | 6 9 OOOO OO6OOO00000 omy ; | : Democrat Managers, Will | Arrange for Headquar- [wren (nade "Sy "oui |S poceamton awp pusrwess, 2 |°HIAGO company sips ssa ii Wednesday Till Noon | Wednesday Till Noon Vote for Bryan, Hold- ters and Consider the Se ee CE CRP Bat OE ee vcak He eli) pote gates cones -* 9 om on = ort yans aad & ing That the Repub- : Selection of an Execu- seni an Gannon ee thee Up to 1s¢ a yard—on sale Wels [3 4G | SIX SPOOLS FOR: sssscscessseees C whose infinence will be permanent, are those .| Both Bids Are Higher Than the Kern nesday until noon at, Dé r yar a whovhave the business capacity to appreciate . ’ . . i ath ee a Joy iu ’ ; Company’s Figures Which Were CALICOES—Simpson’s plain black PERCALES—36-Inch Dress and lic Is at the Pal {- tive Committee for and comprehend the businéss problems © pany gu Calicoes. race m, wh Boga oe ~ | 2c Shirt Waist Percales. 12%c {s bit 4 y “ y : F ing of the Ways. : the Campaign. whieh are always a part of the educatfonal 9.59 Cents Per 1000 Lamp sale Wednesday til] noon at. the regular price—on sale Wed- problem Leadership of this character a Hours. Knarminas nesday till noon at, per yard.... recognizes at once the impracticability of LADIES’ VESTS—Ladies' Swiss , PULLEY BHLT RINGS—Black— any attempt to carry on the work of public When bids for lighting the streets and gc—o1F ae W aneeday cath toon | DOP DATE: snsecrereeeerasees cee Ie AS ee alleys in the section of the city for which > reapers ene ment and maintenance is so great as to , . , | — . » ne ti 2 Ke 0” sce ai x} (‘*O. pr = WwW ‘~\, ~ + . °c ’ LADIES SH 4 . render their operation a financial impossi- . eo. ern Incandescent Light Co. of New UNBLEACHED MUSLIN — Gr Sh LRT WAISTS-10 Genes ‘ : ; lies bility formerly had the contract, were Heavy and fine, varf wide, the uD - — ln sale Wedinom hi a ) opened by the Board of Public Improve- Hye sort—on sale Wednesday ! day until noon : Such leadership alse recognizes the fact until noon at | Ga) UM ments Tuesday morning, it was found there ; at were only two bidders. "ASE [—3- erRT ATS . — oon heal ag ade Sram mth, a jar V: OUTING FLANNELS—Light They were the American Development Co. etroleum Jelly, worth 5e, | and dark, regular price 10c, on C eam —o—_-o—_-9—- o_o 0—_ 9-9-0 9 oO ¢- +O until noon | per pair ivéenane FIRST CLAIM OF STATES BY A BRYAN STATISTICIAN. aD AERA Stee i ; «€ e* Be . eee eee eee tes that. If the schools are to continue to have the financial support which is essential to thelr success, the people must be led tu feel an sale Wednesday : that education pays; that money judiciously « of Chicago, Robert Seeger president, which till ae pia | Sale Wednesday till noon at, invested in good schools and “ ell equipped submitted Rr did of 6.52 cents per each 1000- [ ADIES’ St" M ME R quart) Granite Iron igher ideals in education, and strive in @®|the time the board expected. and Turbans, that were selling Saucepans, the 29¢ sort. on sale every possible way to lead the youth of our The Kern company had contracted to be- up to $1.50—on sale Wednesday Wednesday till noon dt.......ccce CALEB POWERS. . land to look beyond the mere making of a ®|8!n work Sept. 1. The board, however, does till noon at : not expect the Welsbach company to be BOYS’ WASH SUITS—Ages 4 LADIES’ FANCY NEAR. | 19 SHEE HHH 44 H+ O44 > 444444444444444444444444 SHEFF 444444444 444464 44444644 9464444444440444 of lighting the St. Louis streets and alleys, SAILORS, ( vU BANS WALKING HATS, |GRANITE SAUCEPANS—2 | 0 : CONCE ffaee? LO M’RINLE Y. California Oregon .. Connecticut cae: Pennsylvania Delaware ee 4 Rhode Island Vermont West Virginia i ecanchumetts : Wisconsin New Pemepanire New Jersey ! Total North Dakota> CLASS } DOUBTFUL. Ohio nesses for the defense was completed this|® l!ving to the making of noble lives, It 18 @ |) reagy py that time. It figures on the com- to 8 years, regular We and T5ec SILK PETTICOATS,with deep morning. | - never wise to ignore the bread and butter . pany beginning work about the first of the values—on sale Wednesday till flounce, om sale W odnestay 4am hundred and seventeen witnesses phase of existence, and what the common @ [new year. To provide for light in the in- noon at noon at occeeceecbeeeoebeeane called and only 29 answered present. jder an important and immediate @ |terval, a temporary contract will be let. An ; = commonwealih attorney, Frank!in, Ds a er ordinance providing for this was introduced objected to the continuance and asked that | @ end in education -|in_the Council Monday afternoon. attachments be issued for absend witnesses With the large majority of the people of The contract, which will be awarded, calie — ' : : instead of postponing. - every community he struggle of Ife is /|for the erection and maintenance of 11,000 ALL DISEASES i be " : 2 ve" le gs } ”) IA iL ~ ile a at ~ ¢ - . The defense asked till 2 o’clock to fil - both diffieult and constant. With each pass- mantle lamps for a period of 10 years, ASKED | H A (} ; F| ) Illinois Michigan Minnesota New York Total P—O—- == —-- 9-9 — 9-9-0 9— 0-6 —6-.- 9.4 —_-6-—- 6-9. —. 6-6-6 6-9-6 ] | to the tain ali AS hd, I i a tia tia’ Seles. ssc'k ” ae 4 : thhonii ntti AB isssaisall gontinuance and court adjourned till that » ing year the epi cco seems ge ” I than the —e at which the Kern company — ee our. » whore intense, and we cannot cnange ° ©] was awarded the contract. The Kern coim- 6 : 99 Fi , W ed $4 for —-—_—_@—__— . facts er better the conditions by closing our ®D®-«¢ a te ge a be awarded to i Sidener Tuesday. Atkins is seeming fanatic. Mdical Bock of thie @ 2 . 21s ° aT v ] § , > : $27.5 ~ , in all probability the new executive com- ° 7cUr : emg aa P "7 . by Coen the c.ty Sergt. McGrew, who arrested Atkins in title a ee evils, we shall get Roman rottenness| be neo repetition of the will scene which HARLESTON, wll th ‘or Ziegenhein’s office Monday, told of mittee will be announced. - followed a passage of words between C tional Educational Association “was con- per lamp per year. Mayor Ziegenhein’s office Monday, told o gravings. A perfect guide to all m long before we shall have achieved a| ;,. 2 , ena ere As the contract calls for the erection of | his actions. single, only dsc, in paper, cove , » hear arters . RoMan peace. at the examining trial cf ‘‘aleb Powers vel Send now, and ore, ee ee Deeeiquarters oe : f rankfort kcoardinaty he sou d orders |The attendanee was unusually large and the quired to pay out something like $560,000 “The Paahod snail stitute of the national body, but the present rooms Our ancestors in the Revolution and our os 3 elon ip : more in that period owing to the cancella- | to the mayor, asking for money to build a CaF™ tmattatcrs bus Ro cousin Be ston j »U r Buildi will be abandoned and]. ermit no one to enter with ; volver. re Be a in the Unity Building wil and treasure to keep the country from such Then “See Semneets, se ted ' a Ag PO Eloquent addresses of welcome were de- “But the city will not lose this money.” xbhend ieameeedalied din seemed aha aaa to that f Hann Ab Mc Kin! | “ero } e livered and responses equally fervid made. | Mr. Hermann told the Post-Dispatch Tues- ition: E nis . . I , suse or Gri -acific Hotel. Ul oO anna, -. e c 2y } ' . > ' pies e, er House oO! Grand ] ac ifl H ) e] Grosvenbe + . mer Jit Nit y anu the opening of the court encounters 1a bar- President Corson delivered the annual ad- wiil have to stand the loss nigh hel fiv on t ccessity tor "hj Y eal of money.’ The negro grew frenzied when uwivee Pdress, dwelling briefly on the necessity : Which would seem to indicate that the Rg eters, " . - were Bea Diane ans : riffs! * , 4 | the mayor r fused the request. Falling on Our out-of-the city managing commiittee: among the foremost in the renks, ; “it ere ae ; ; teresting ‘cause the new plea presente da, , tie : John G. Johnson, Peabody, Kan., chair- ‘Jutgge Captrill s issue rd t mets SAUSE O . I E in the future. ‘I appeared at the juncture and arrested fying to us. Yers mati be Seu ne : l at ne adeieg . the. 3 interest in the city and resentatives nye — — igen Leg ee ORDERS FOR Adair Wilson, Denver. Ti “Tl sue Ont a just now.” re- _| companies and local brokers when the bids 1 or j . : 4. ‘ ’ erative tee ‘mperature which is highly ree ned. Dr tinemas Gehah, Chicdac cket for i s | | reveling tm a temperatun were opened CONDUCTORS IN SESSION. ‘ ae 7 nis Wav. i ugk the rowd and went o invigorating. rai re vs Thomas Taggart, inétanado}i and South Dakota. the direction of his hetel. Prof. Nicholas Murray Butler ealled the lighted under this contract is west of Jef- | Executive Coseustttes of the Order : -. , €pecia) to the Post-D! *} One bv one that crowd sauntered away ‘ : » lowe io % > lia is 3 st YN. ‘ . Spatca. I p . . C F ‘ Oy te y th +] last night, +, eS f ~ . ag oe red W : ‘ ms, ot “4 LINCOLN. Neb Rage until only a few aged spectators, about Edu ati nal . oun A bh * +. nie tonal of Cass avenue. ie or NaS ampau, Wetroit, “ or JUN, Neb, July 10.~Charles A and. in the absenc o resident SoOite ‘ a The executive committee of the Order of | CELEBRATED affidavits in support of the motion for a The Welsbach company’s bid is higher AND NO REVOLVERS IN COURTROOM. eyes and sentimentally regretting that prac- « amp hours for 6.59 cents. This and Sent to the Hospital , Sewer Commissioner Hermann, who is From whatever cause “wo ayy to enable them to go out into life fathers in the « ivil war gave their lives beritl ick : , asc enthusiasm manifest. tion of the Kern company s contract. church. The lettera were ignored, Monday = new ones selected in the Auditorium, Paim-/a fate, and I prefer their ideal of a country ' é‘ “hi _ ’ i ‘ clock the great crowd which hnurried to lav mornin “The Ker c ‘ ’s bond |‘ | | aay or! g. ern oOmpany & on ‘“"T want $50,000,” he said. ‘You have plenty The oe ner om the eagegpaes Si sellin ta re eee ee porene 3 acress the stairway and committee probably wil ye appointe I¥ tte a EO - (sire Fy blie sc S ‘ity F ; 2 . nator J s to act on the executive or SMOOTHING OU] FACTIONS ‘What's this for?” a ed . le George 1a business education in the public s hools. vc tes ag oor Ama his knees he began to. shout incantations. eens { one: ac ’ PAC Pg » eve | . > ie says 1 ( ris rn , a re) « re” j rj l= r ; ‘ - sf a ; ? ; i é str © ; he Denny of course: for 7 nse, Wh WaS | -phe speech was brief, hut prove i highly ir pany’s bond, for a large amount some time I will order the City Hall destroyed!’ he patronage is very grati- } ates spent the morning visiting The boardroom was well filled with rep- |tne man. man. } i i ) ties Democrats May Yield Entire State | ;}, Neputies the many point of Electors in Nebraska Jied the judge. Turning abcut he elbowed | reveling im a Ne. The section of the city which it to be Urey Woodson, Ownesboro, Ky. . Ai) ferson avenue, south of Chouteau and north Transacting Rouine Business ¢ the ’ time ae a ij gdgozen or e . ‘Brie 7 2 Toermnea hae s twenty 0! sade me . "too. Preside “OW e . Jordan, super- , , mie . ' ang get thee ONY fownue has given out the following state- SG newspaper men were ft climb the | Vice-President Brown, C. M. Jorda ASBESTOS CLUB EATS. Railway Conductors of the United States is &® per +i . , ny ty ment: eiairs In 10 minttes tnev hea } the electors resulting therefrom shall vote | jindienities and, I understand, sir, by your , The educational budgets of the gre ye uce y ; ’ \ ote | indignities and ind, sir, by you : | Found a Child’s Body.—John Kinney | j; 0+ 1113 Lynch street, was arrested ‘I a = s 2 Ist and Walnut Streets, . ; 3 ary: H | Stevenson l believe fusi: “ders Was searehed on the stairw: , lous countries rank with the budgets of 1d ' arresté Ues- Neb., With Speeches by Promin- for Bryan an n. lieve fusion lers as | the stairway | # - wal 4 Will be succesful and that atl the electors — ‘feapon.”’ . the army and navy, or rather above them of 1520 Austin street While engaged in |day morning and is held a_ prisoner in the Phone Main 2076. : ry Sevenson.”’ corer ik Seite: then ae ‘ | cking an old building at. 1924 Gr: t ‘Tyoming Stre ‘olice = Statlo ihe ent Democrats. will be for Bryan and Stevenson, The t juss those onters and was The united expenditures of Germany, ieee Soaday afternoot Teuadl tis bode cs lice OF ccaetae etme eames himself searched,’” responded Judge f{‘an- é; street Monday afternoon found the body of | charge of having bombarde . ot ' LINCOLN, Neb., July 10.—Two public) REASON FOR THE SILVER PLANK | t"! ae. France, Great Britain and the United States, ©] white male infant in a pile of debris, It] of the Southwestern line at Seventh an Phone Main 2772A meetings were scheduled for today The “You have no-constitutional right to is- . for publle education, in a single year amount Was partly dreesed. One arm had been Sydney streets Tuesday morning. pit, be Bae 1 ) ‘ As . : O . d . iat sve those orders.”’ hotly re plied \Ir Brown ° to $4650. 000,000 eaten oft. Wolfsom, it is charged, use ror , » . 2 rs >] : > } t . : 4 { ‘ cY 7 7 we —_— the Populists, was held at the Audit a Much More Discussion. reti geal Ju Be ( ag - line with 245.000 public schoolhouses, 418, which was packed he eumocetion, long \be- WASHINGTON, July 10.—Representative res. you will eee this court come to or- . OOO public school teachers, 15,000,000) pupils | fore the hour set for the speaking. Richardson of Tennessee, who was perma- {| der.”’ was Judge ¢ ‘amtrill’s reply as he . in public seheols, and an expenditure fer otas ll p lr | er . ; ’ dec” ye Toahe es . ° it hie o . rede ute The program in luded speeches by Webster], ent chairman of the Democratic conven- aj = n his os * : aie 7 on public education of $208,000,000, — - > Davis, formerly assistant secretary of the] ijon at Kansas City. says a Ir. 8 rOWwn too a and quiet . The two cress sections of civilization a : a a —FROM— interior; “Cyclone’’ Davis of Texas, and cer NS lar et _ | Relgned. marked 1800 and 1900, offer to our minds © M@erane ck Nun OU UTI. Ve PO ae & others. Mr. Bryan and Mr, Stevenson wer: Che controlling reason for using the |* ue es iia ; : r se Ag: : scheduled to be present at both meetings. phrase 16 to 1 in the platform was because Secures pereen " — ee ee “4 a . Hot S rin S Ark 4 The evening mass meeting, Which wilt be | some thought that while free silver was not rt inere striking, more instructive, more inspir- a 1 & , s) ° resided over by (*hainman Hs ill the the iSSue of this vear yet were it omitted Pay, * Ss ing. more conductive to bope ful views of ba f . " “ - ag we ratic state central committee, will] the very fact of the omiss‘on would give Aka Mil or. ; the world and of the race. than those fur- @ me: “ | yee ABSOLUTELY PURE. ¢ held on the Capitol grounds at 8 o’clock,]| it more prominence and possibly cause it to ey e- a , ; ; ii . é é C I Ice i wl Reh ASE " SS. nishbed by education. With such a century } F T ° W weather permitting. be discussed more than [f 1t were simply re- : : Ss 4 a "Tee tei oe aoe . yes acini Serie ona ps" or nfants and Children. A delightful Table ater. (harles A. Towne of Minnesota. Gen. Jas. peated in cine platform. The 4 Signa rt rw e, vehind it, waat cap the twentieth century br hit tells MITTIN eI LA LU by i To keep your liver, stomach B. Weaver of Iowa and Congr@#sman Shat-] was that if it was left out of the plat- bu 32 | Se SE, ee i caetiren n ey) | at : i« Ys vc ile . te cent | Se ‘ the great issue of imperiacism. oe has * ae oe. Br ee) | | me who was a dele ‘gate lo the recent Se Ke qd by it ; re sock apt ni € ro - a 2 A SES r ‘= | This is the watef that thousanda of ptd.@6© © @ © © © @ © @ OD © © @ “© BG @ ' Hot Springs every year to drin the da i , of inees ond the platform have met with x. ‘ ‘ ge Pe PS ee ae ee ae » pre & | : ae gd in Lincoln at the invitation of > . * » a. wih . ates OP 4 Pe intendent of the Minneapolis schoois, pre- o: Oae eS ee ae me | 1 | to our Water Depot, 1003 Pine street. cobalt et Reedy be + = = } : : de livered to any part and Mr. Stevens few have criticized, t is only a few, The And pa the Pacific coast was | vie ihe chi } ae "Democratic SI led, Superintendent Ot Schools — Aaron 5 = pee . orgy r pd canvassed. Mr, Dlethen—said!} press is once more to be in a ag hay the | , 20 ot ip te a paper — s+ a ng ‘ANegetable Preparationfor As- | ‘ O eee eee ges ais al E BE Weedcock, 1e feeling among the silver Repnolicans{ party. With this unanimity T feel quite Pips esa Stas ae _ tain cL ak _ | to taate and ine o > coast Wi is quite hitter on ne oun isure that we an carry e bougn of the east- t faa? oe dod vet oe aan . a ialaiaaadiniliaai Similating the Food andRegula a)” f | Woe. : i i examine our — ne ‘a defeut at the D mon) le ern and m! Jd te states to win the eiection., . . Pens Hp re Z es ( ‘i ag ete 0 . ee a of ung the Stomachs and Bowels of ' ears @ ; national convention, but he beljey: d tha t ical le O ‘tTRePr Urine vl O ay should they an ‘ Populists be giv ading education anrong the inhabitants iM 'n- . eens in bate affairs le the coke cr ie DIKE IN CONTROVERSY. our New passessions and to work in eo- e a: POTASH SULPHUR Bryan's election, fusion ou! oo “ a aane . P ration With the war department. tle - ~-- ee S1 t e ‘ fully effected. Could be succese-| Paymer Merrigan Asks Protection Vegetable Compound iieved the war department was the only MM avul : WATER DEPOT, . a a i , ' © ‘xecutive force Which could carry o1 ) iy yr. , neat Sere ee cures tho flis peculiar to |): 16) 6: educational work. i| Promotes Digestion Cheerful g é _ 1003 Pine Stre ~t, St. Louis. The Culp-Merrigan dike case was tried ‘Romke Miath Gaiat Gietiatin.”: wae Gln wi , JOHN (). WARNER FOR BRYAN before Judge Hartzell in chambers at Alton | WORM@Ms it tomes eig9 their aim , Sadebearnd at 3. M. PE oan an —— ge ee Pi | 9 Tuesday pal healih ; f Kansas City.. : 3 pium,» orphine nor er B gone tig CASES A paper on “Educational Progress During NOT NARCOTIC. es be « ‘ ‘ o% ‘ rye: ; } 9 7 oh on! ' q °e John S$. Cuip and Timothy Merrigan ar was read at the night session by One of the Organizers of the Gold Dem- prominent farmers in the kosterburg coun- dow n overwrought resid: nt Hinsdale of the University of eee ie Acknowle dged by the dental Ayia te ocrats Considers Imperialism try, northeast of Alton. Recently Mr. Culp | m@rpy@esS, Cures those | *" Y rf . Department of Indian Education Jascipe of Old Dir SAMUEL PITCHER i be ihe greatest painiess Gentist Ip *e Worlds began butiding a dike upon his farm. He Ze sigs hated rN V7 . ; ting papers of interest to teacners In ° ‘ the Paramount Issue. was building it to protect a field from awful backaches and reg- lian schools were read by Dr. Charlies B. Pumpkin meat Free! Free! Bpecial to the Post-Dispateh. freshet waters. ulates menstruation. yKe - Hampt . Va.; Prof. A. J. Stand- : | | In order to intro ‘ "A e - : , sani 4 of p ; f ¥ ya ad ‘ ; - NEW YORK, July 10. Ex-Congressman farmer Merrigan looked over and saw ! aTilsit r C¢. CC, Wainwright say te ; bats Cal.: Prof. F. K.- Rodgers and duce our new meth- John De Witt re — ste ge Culp building the dike. Merrigan protested, ° San Jas O, . , the sain dat te mage ro 3 was on ot He said the dike. would drain the water IT § aces this hecause it “iS bo rte Richards. ; : , P ods we will extract . _ 1 GOK yomocrats: In| from the Culp farm ta the Merrigan ftarin, he National Congress of Religious Fidu- ‘ yy t f without 1896, will Vote for Bryan and Stevenson. In to the al’ alc ulable injury of the latter. acis directly Or the fe- ‘¢ ni! ae Sessions at ¢ itade] Square Hap- Horm: f - peponang ool ase Siving his reasons .for supporting ; pe Culp went on building the dike, and Mer- 1 Uist hurch and adjourned pian i rs were , pain or ' as Cit ic gc geags * UpporGng the Kan- rigan secured from Judge Burroughs an in- male organism and makes Pu i . F&F. B. Paimer, _ 1 P and avoid. the rush, ‘se y ticket, Mr. Warner said: junction, necessitating abandonment of the if hoalth ” iT} f d the ¢ hormatl schools of Nev Ky ; t'ntil July 15 we have Sixteen to one ‘« a matter of taste. it} Work until the merits af the case could . ys aHev ny an phe ; and Methods. f A perfect Remedy for Constipa- 7 decided to make our was might > te 4 | be heard in court. ,scuay, Vv Miss Bufford on “The le a > Bnty poor taste to put it in the piat- curing alj inflammation ithe Gre Unifler of Thought” e: behey alter nenns sew | ~ ih tor... $3. 00 OTIS, > | teet or ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. ue ver Pull Set of Best Teeth. an ' 22k. Gold Crowns.... .. » soeS60esoese form and of no ea ne a ee ge ‘ rthi o2 ee ‘] P - . . a ; fe ae °e Snybod as an Agent of Bibdhieal Instruc- | Pure Gold Fillings.. Order by mall or teiephone, Nii nis Mila Mi AS ro eee oo a , a fo Democrats, In whose platform ic! Run Over by a Wagon.-—Annie Stan- ancl dis;iacements. a 7 prepafed by Dr. W. W. Foster. Jr.. Wwe choose to enrr -Orncea . , Procession, that is our oaaan Mm Our) jey, 14 years old, residing at 217 Benton Holiy Springs, Mass, | } **Persor ially, I am Ver y much street, Was knocke ad dow n by a Wi igon Hothing else is just as i \ lively contest is aiready in progress | Fac Sisvale Signature of more oe while she was crossing the corner of Broad- for next year’s conference. Five cities have | Silver Fillings cerned as to what ) oe . pcoeses manently, than as sag be es a ghey oe - we way and sa oo street at 8 o'clock Tuesday good and many things that entered their claims—Detroit. Cincinnatl, . ® it may Ren tete temporariiv Me a Speen CY mor ning (); of the whe els passe a over ]) uth, Boston and Buffalo. le. , ontanae A ‘ Cedcda > r p d rs Dr, Tarr al Dentier Co. P ») tween Bryan and Hanna, the Manager of) found to.be only a slight abrasiem of the rated dy Chicago teachers, was started the marionette show. : is expected a constitution for the new body : new eR erry skin, was accidental, having been caused stantly appearing in this will be adopted. The purpose will be J THE CENTAUA Company, Sree tes SS riona “I consider the question of imperialism the | b the discharge of his pistol while he wa nt issue in this c ign. it is y s unite all grade teachers in the country in pearamou ampa twirling it round his fingers. Bape. | an organization for their common good. ¥ 4 ’
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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-NTSPA TCH —JULY 10, 1900, Se eee -”--- ST. ke U | S PO ST- D| S PATC a ee their efforts. Profit being the first consideration = | lane 4 , . , y > : railroad managers, they must be kept up to the mark Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by nid constant watchfulness on the part of those interested n making the railway system safer for themselves and the as : o43 THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. | traveling public FS. © Ege Masd 5 3 =. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. hag ery the record of over 10,000 persons killed or injured Conntry. ing run over at crossings or while standing on rail- ——— ae aoe * City and Suburbs, -s Daily. single Tra Pr 1 cent 2 cents roa racks, this can be diminished by ; sh ; . she abolishing grade cross- Sunday, single copy 5 cents 5 cents alte ‘ REFLECT DELIVERED | te —- by the enforcement of laws and regulations against IONS OF A BACHELOR. A ST R Daily and Sunday, per e tubeless dpe 5 cents espassing on railway tracks M4 a a Sg es . . . ‘ T A A I Datly and Sunday, per mont 6 centS the sacredness of hu ae . s nave too little regard for Phe many men seem to think home is O Y OF HE TRANSV Daily only, per month.. 45 cents imatiiedtn | ne man life. We need to copy European oe Ke AVen—a State, not a plac: ue ge ‘ “ ethods in fencing > H hin da ' ’ & woman is really iy — , a Sa ~ = RY MAIL. IN ADVANCE TELEPHONE NUMBERS. _ tsi age Thane ng the public off from railway lines. Until s Women lly in love with her By MORLEY ROBERTS. Dai'y and Sanday, | year.$6 60 Rell—Main Kinloch. do this, the annual killing and maiming will continue. fxZ >> or a ier emit ae Ge looks graceful when Daliy and Sunday, 6 mos. 3 ° tnsiness Offive. ..664, 665, 2020 A646, A648 eo “4 Bron arving a chicken. = It is a lo ‘asier, somehow, for a woman Daily and Sunday, 1 mo. | Fditertal Rooms..195 ; Th ; > , — ‘ ‘4 ’ Fig Sc an u ce ; 4 4 - - v« ~} to "oO ry) y } y? ‘ Yn ~ ’ “ure , hit? Sanday, 1 veal 2 60) City Editor Abi anouncement of the renewal of the street railway strike ‘9 remember once a year when her hus- (Copyright by McClure & Phillips.) might somehow be checkmated at laat. ’ by 34 ‘ J 1k the (M Cyr lat ; ; was ceive ri % ‘ . WA t nea s birthd >a , i+ a PS na DPM > . : Sanday, 6 months l ) reniation a received with profound regret by the people of St. a i irtnhday omes (nan it is to free a But when she went downstairs to junch mmber what Kind of pie he likes be CHAPTER I. she found the newspaper on the hall tabie,- St. Sunday, 3 months....... DO Department ...1927 se eetenees : e? ° i ° e) -_ ‘ ) “6 > " 3:20 | ee Louis, who had hailed the settlement of differences and the ; When ; On e the « ‘ Bs hen a woman makes up her mind to go The Lover. pd PE On tines - othe FROM * ( - ‘4 "4 ‘ OF - é y Z TRANSIENT P( ISTAGE RAI ES. prospect of a return to normal conditions with delight. The >) ‘omewhere six months later she , ; " TO On. ‘ *, %ag " « “rT a ‘ P = - . s . . . ‘ . ; ae : 2 > ia ie] ne ri? s rI4WAT iv - _— _— rey as toe aad Or Pages.. e 40 to 50 Pages charge ugainst the company which formed the basis for the ee Bs overhaul her clothes the next n WEN MIDDLETON w unhappy a PRETORIA! : . Twenty-one years old, beautiful, of Che telegram from Lourenso Marques Went 16 Pages....... ¥ side he nite ates ‘anada ar Mexice ouble e above rates. . — . aot ‘ Outside the United g, Canada und M xico, double the a renewal of warfare by the men is a serious one It involves ‘pends part of e\ ery day after that pack- Entered at the Post-Office at St. Louis as Second Class Matter. a point of honor and fidelity the par : ore i ing. good family, her iife seemed, to out- (oO Say that the names of the fugitives Remit by Money-Ord Draft or in Registered Letter. : oo GR : + on the part of the management i If the average girl snent ae mie ' siders. tdéal ; ere © known. So far they had eluded Address all. communications and complaints of imperfect service to of the St. Louis Transit Co., upon which interests of the aes. learning how "y b ke ty oe are much ee ee “Cal . it was supposed that they POST-DISPATCH, B&St. Louis. greatest importance to the publie depended The “¥ A} , j * as she “does 2 oO Ané = _ ) 4 pry” 4 wae = he one fl: , ; her ste; rother. re ving ' reach Mafeking. But the ; . 4 ePODLC ae i el ! i wt i ijl 1s Ol ail ial _— . . - * ; ’ S ople assert oer Agent YForcign Advertising, 8S. C. Beckwith | Special Agency, expected a fair interpretation of the terms of the agreement ~" ; BrOWS down ron f her ear the men Che family sonal ee: gait: mile ~at been poeta Tow, Would NOt. get 48 Tribune Building, New York 469 The Rookery, Chicago. | , , ‘ ee a6rcemen Ay . v. wouid ail fight each other to make love to] dleton, bluff, sel! ‘ntered, rtally airal errs) seinen ied ye a and a prompt and faithful performance. It behooves the | tan hi her.—New York Press : ; lag Cat remaing to be seen,” sald Gwen, management to clear its skirts of PE SR 1h secchaae ie a oc Mis second wile oF SVL MMid~ | ‘ish it was Ned and that he would come Re n » clear its skirts of the charge of double deal- —_—___— dleton. his perturbab! aim iom The Demon would be fll I'm sure , : gs | Pe , eOBer. ; : . iy b aA, A CLOSE ESTY. t ’ 7 ) | wns ny we ree : ; I ‘ ‘ € ik, Ss re, ing if it would retain a spark of public confidence or respect. iy MATE. Lut SNMINgIY GM heels, | ee Eee her temper. O, if she oniy ' . ofl 7’ ! f V- woud’ ——SWORN DAILY AVERAGE-— ut the si ati ag: , aSsize > , . , : ie “ND ; e situation again emphasizes the value of the Post- “I don’t want to hear anvbodv savin’ | pered and resentful of her st ry ae lis-} But such joy was hardly Hkely to fall fe er a ane way ) . ‘ " 9 es P g ‘ . =* ‘ 12 : . 4 . - . ; i? co. RCU L A I ION Dispatch’s plan of arbitration. It needs more than ever the y / that our boy Josiar doesn’t earn his salt,’’ | Cipalne, and Ciate, ihe young Lis ier, | Ww ' -——OF | HE— services of a beard of adjustment, in whose fairness both i ie said Farmer Corntosse] Weak-wiled, amiable girl, whom eo : , next day Hardy and she met alone, “4 ing ;' siesta , : 0 “You said it yourself o lle ; bent « marrying to Ji ‘ar- |} Once more parties to the controversy and the public confide. The arbi- fa Pte t yoursell A } { arbi take it back I don’t want dead and looked at him. 1) Wei n Sout I (ile turned and faced her. aT ' sald his wife set - - : - i . ; eae Tames Bie? dy oY ll, lers fede if squire. iir ‘ ad; “Wen stopped trators could devise a satisfactory method of meeting every ae ae t} y any injustice. I have been lookin’ | Li . Ned Blue, Vv ~ difficulty and command for the enforcement of its decisions >. a i hs be nese Market quotations, fin’ ave , > sana str ol + this | ted Harae eee ee ’ . , ’ x ¥ ’ ’ le } : : — hile + ela} r Ne stepmother S Wal. and this | ; aray all the moral farce of " 0) ‘ rr . ial ae ee if.} Mm uit lude ] that Josiar does earn } salt, Vi lding to j ae op a , ; rhe eal e the ¢ mmunity. he question of fact ff. | t J st about. But if they’d a said he didn't was the eause of Gwens present : ent- I ont wanted your advice,” stame > worse, aeutw | 4 re li FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1900, at issue now could easily be determined by a fair board of ils. he 1% | . his pepper I reckon I'd have to giv Inent To make mater: kk ~ adjustment, together with all other questions involved. Citi- . (hmm ee in.”’—Washington Star. Bink? WES ROR Se ne dulce et on and she followed. SUNDAY GE EE eae ee 153 699 iia ies Gan. atientivs ce jie: hapiecage \) ohh a Wg samy tied ——o Gwen walked iato the house and went to}. : rot,” said Hardy. “But I'l : ] L Ss f aie ¢€ eclive measures to secure a settlement Je i 4, ‘ FROZEN BUTTERFLIES her sist rs room. ; e 5 you. (70 and get this Riake's re- : ; é, her go to—thunder.” said Gwen, | lease fr Pretoria. Or send your sister ‘Just let I ; Sod 1a . to him! aieeiidihe Mitte ane > Cc : . : ‘ . DAILY RSE ester Oe oe 96,443 which will settle this disastrous controversy. ) | Y Wis | 3 tn Bay \, |) eat Cis a common experience among moun- “Sha ‘ude, id G (;Wwen stopped again and stamped on th IMPORTANT. CLEAR, EXPLICIT AND PRACTICAL Taare - Gade a tain climbers to find butgerfiles lying frozen] «No, and that’e * sai sis- | 6round, : The Post-Dispatch will accept all advertising with i ify Se Lee NS the oy ta and ran ny wee = Rogge fei aery ter, “and O, Gwen, I’m s freak! Sp Ke aad prog, 4 you ~~ mad. What none rr oo ‘TY Ty eh? > Jemocratic ) ‘or Chares ‘ ‘owiati aw +4 rit , ty e. ale eT) careruiy lander ; i right. He's & ‘hap, cnow, 4 & OW can do either?" the distinct and unequivocal GUARANTEE that — er praneren deciares. that “existing laws : ia FR bare uch frozen butterflies, on being taken to — oe Sean on me all the ti so that “You must," said Hardy, shrugging his it has a larger .bona-fide PAID circulation"in the against trusts must be enforced and more stringent ones must + Eg YN. EES May SS warmer climate, recover themselves and t heen to think I shall go mad, and tnat| Shoulders. “If you don’t your her will CITY of ST. LOUTS and its suburbs than any be enacted, providing for publicity as to the affairs of cor-{§@ iy f. RR Oe > PAN, WY ‘ee, #.. pr ode etthin a aoun teed eae one morning 1 shail come down and find ae gar tg ic wilt Teed = ; % ‘ . > ras .. Ws : \ 3 = ESSN eee TN cee poor, po ave . . => ce J > tesco an m 4 i s . BINED: & nd A larger paid circulation, SUNDAY corporaticns t ) show, before d ing busine SS outside of the ; ».” ~ le 1 . - 4 r te fre ’ ; 2 > a WASN'T SURE ABOUT IT “vou ought to be said oe ——- ytul of Jim. OR DATT ¥ 4 than anv other Newspaper WEST OF State of their Origin, that they have no water in their stock, : + . : ° contemptuous. if y ou re in lov e Ww un awe ’ sae i nodded. THE MI ‘SISSIPPI RIVER and that they have not attempted, and are not attempting, t — ” apathy tooo 4 gown is made - you say, and yet youre “—og ee “but I’ see, I don’t know him,” he said, decmsutaes ¥ uta : ; Pe : 6, fo ‘ream silk, with black lace trimmings ‘arruthers. I'd hate to be you. mu ve seen your sister and your motfie monopolize any branch of business or the production of any | The skirt is plaited; with rowe of black lane an vet. deep in her mind, she under-| er and Jim. I'm telling you what will h . ; ‘ . i ‘) s bent ‘ 2 4 . ‘ , " = ’ ’* Z a ™ One of the eight largest Sunday Newspapers article of merchandise.” " | between the groups of plaits. The hat is TAY OUR stood what ceaseless pressure meant when} pen. Pp j j wea f soft white straw, t t sui ae ‘ : yereise a character like her sisters. “How do you k sae in th Uni States. “hic ic sar ¢ enlicit: = si at ,; ve ‘ iw, bent to suit the face, exercised on a cnar +. - 0 you now ” t eC ted bh paw clear and ex plic it; there IS no ey asion, quibbling or and trimmed with black velvet and lilacs. HASH es Mirs Middieton oregon eahe eae ep a ME moa sd so an impatient gesture. PLO LL LIAL A ALLL A LN esitation. ED ver reach of her except Gwen. SNe Was ceri “MY cear Miss Middleton. how can I tell iri ici eg If ‘easonable, cheerful an ite cold and/y 9 ' Post-Dispatch readers leaving town for the summer are reminded that they A law requiring publicity would make most of the prelimi- THE FINIS. | pam ag Clare we half hypeotieed and fe the Saban ot is pore: tht - ele : . ’ , ’ : . . . et ‘ cominat if. ii ; 1 > er, arn Ss ar Ce ean have the paper mailed to them every Cay from this office, Rates will | nary transactions incident to the organization of those plun- a: Do you read many : : roacinated by the qualities of so strange @| ular potter is very good ‘at her Santee ‘ 0) $s ~ >t} by " . s r 9 U 0) ei dal j 1é f Vers t “ ; , re 4 ; — : . ; VO) 4 . * Ge found at the head of this co.lumbD, and all 8 oy mg sent teal dering schemes impossible. rhey could not bear the light of Pept Cal ma 1) new noveis these mind. and vet was jus t as _—— in - a \ “ musi get Blake home. will recelve rom { attenti DD. A ] lresses chan at easure . #) su scr - . am * i 4 P y , a“ ee - as any pire or is 4 £ : , ; ; ° , ; »2 y slit ne Cal iis [ The li a rr ‘ : a | ra v» ‘ cr, ¢ , . . a. J" « “ ee npertine eC. private ente rprise and the other is that it would augment forcing the law do their duty the trust question will have been J had . ry fine deerhoun go a) wt tA. - don't. She’s taken away our father; and . a the political evils of municipal government by enormously | settled, or at least the elements of danger in it will have been | With the faw A became Very chummy. ES a | even Cur Get, oe age ie Spa go increasing the power of the party in power by increasing its] eliminatec ther da ! man took his } aif v: hosed by when mother lived, thin she’s all she vatrona fe ‘ , ’ , eliminat d. mer oul unt and eame sepa Ao 9 o}f. wit / - should he. And Tom thinke she’s not such “Ah’’ said Hardy. “Now. it’s a remark. pi age RS = . , ~ iti | +o gro n the prairie. At once the | ie ," | | Gil a bad sort. Only. you and I don t like her. able fact and one which few will believe, AS to the first of these objec tions t may ye opserve t a Adlai Stevenson is a truly rood man, quite in contrast = peal aan cae I p - ad run with . ; : fe. {i | oe ere at ee eae. ee Of ine rt te re io Ba + net the faintest ‘Idea “« > ‘ “ re »y* “4 a] . al . . . ile ; I ¢ a ' Fe " fi e Ol w, “ah . = &. c ti ‘ ie oO ie " the same argument would take the waterworks from public with. the ferocious end of the Administration ticket. Proctor}ang bring it. back 1 to seize | @ 1 es WOEPeiae You. ani -cuaee Sn ene tle te att y HR. “ mong ye control and hand them over to a —- cot poration. 7 Knott says of him: “In my estimation, the most pleasant iiiaeielidiasinenae siniaicatialacaiiel Apa something at him!" “I'm 29 now,” eaid her companion. > ‘ ‘or ‘ ‘s/s . . > « . “¢ . , > Ma " ‘a e ° . ? : 1 1 j ali ”) id 2g 4 . } . . \ , Judge Thayer favor such a proposal? In the view of the Post-| feature in Mr. Stevenson’s character is the absolute purity JUSTIFIABLE SPEED. : said’ Glare a ne eee ee Sit te a anon ene Hard . ‘ re = ’ ‘ a , ab a6 bd J ; > . Ps . ‘ . . > e . —_ r 7s ¢ eC. in i ‘as xe sively \ , : - , e proved that ne was taxing a Drick at east ire2 weeks old, isn’t it? rrisone Natal! e’ j Se Vv “le ‘ 4 be operated in the public interest exclusively. Christian religion, he never, by word or deed, affords ground|ice cream home his wife.’—Chicag falter: *Kiead. { daae aah! Tie pes yal a ~ ed only been| my ftriends came raving joyfully to me Ae to the second it is ly essary to say that th ‘hief Yass ; ’ lis wife. ni Waiter: Deed, dunno, san. se omy | shot’’— about someone whom they meant to marry AS to © BCCONG 1) 18 Only Necessary tO Say a e chiel! for even a suspicion of the sincerity of his faith. I have | Record. been heah a week, sah. “O!"’ said Clare. or raving gloomily about someone who agency in the corruption of the public service is the fran-| never known a more blameless life. Throughout an ac- AN EXPLANATION a . you remy ane sent neue: eng lifvdone them, I ueed to think thez hi > - j Ty’ ; =) j * , . ‘ , ; . mve Nn ou marrie yetTore now, O ere qua Vv ‘ municipal offices, but whose man is the boss? nearly twenty years, I have never known him to utter, un- i, ta he a i a rr ‘ndertaker (to bystander at funeral): Are| Willowy ways; you hamper my operations “Of course, said Gwen . ve s Nee @ a, “rr Ves e Pans % , . ° a aA mot, se ° ») ; ta “ 0 oo— der any circumstances, a single syllable savoring of pro-| he ae Or, ogy es AP Pee rou ane of the mourners? ny ate po ge ee Ran ne ape Brmeng RA gc - etan fooa ne — Mise"Middleton, be- A erialism pretends to be fo he benefit of the we: ity ‘reverence i Star 9? en oe, SO ie ae i. oe systancder: | am, sir. , Ss my ft: ee ow want to marry. ul imt r tif me $0. Mn anny eo ° think you can hold out?’ ene stopped dead, s ,0sition o O > five izes offered for excellence in De arte Dist iv , — ” But as Clare did not answet, Gwen went “Of course,” sai ‘ Oriental sarcasm, gentle and delicate, is not always un- p ” ne of the “ grand prizes offered for excellence in pingsh rte “TO HAVE AND TO: HOLD. over to her, kissed her and left the room. | respectful ¢ WE, jee re at a ‘ori F _ educational work. So gratifying a result was scarcely hoped 7 Ree be tig Prego Ta ae saneete —_ rom her, “this may intelligible to the people of the West. Jie ye Don’t you be down,”’ she said as she | seem sudden and unconventional. But I oe ; ‘ - : ‘ , for. It is a victory over which we may well rejoice and be glad. Pe | —~ | He brought the novel home from town, went. ‘These two republics—you and I—| never was conventional, th t I kn . ee ee oon St San Prantisco, & gra What other triumph could be mc lesirable? ig She seized it, donned her hammock gown; /are not going to be put down!” and, as to ita helng sudden . ae , “s dad e 0 ye re desire bs poly —— Abc oion ’ . eb . ‘ ' » as . cious and winning diplomat, after alleging that “the origin ‘ wit =e fe | A ‘Here, take the baby, John, I need And she marched off to her own room, | say I had made up my mind to ask pen o . . » . ee ee i* ' . ; a +} iy you remember that?’ China,” adds: RAS | ll tet Se \ ie THE OLD MAN AND THE LEAVES. | boo« she had dipped into was a volume on Gwen nodded ° es 6 an a cent less than the Democratic police machine costs. Every -j , In China, whenever a missionary has been killed, the]. ; ; . o \~tee Pare American oratory.) ‘‘So it’s not really sudden,” sald the } hi nan ¢ ; en ae _ | intelligent citizen knows this to be a fact. We need good. e Yt fed Pete matt se ca In her extremity Gwen's mind turned to] “T} ’ 6 lover. nation which he represented has made the tragedy an oc- litical hj ' ; sinens ot a ame | Behind. the cold blue blade of sunless seas, one: oan thcecane” ta ardy 16 a real difficulty I had in my mind - a , . a) ati -¢ ic > Ss > , > £ . « > ‘ar a‘ at 3 . > ~ A ai rm es ' . e “qa t - ~*~ a. > , . 1 ; § . as , . r - casion for asking grants of land from the Chinese govern- non-political police service anda muni ipal governm«e nt honest |S Ms Des aR Jefore, a field bestripped of all its Hardy was a well-to-do young fellow of Yor Ww i - was justified in asking you. oxen t.” enough not to waste the money provided for paying an effi- / ar Sie MAE AS, heaves, — \ , trees |@ roving turn of mind. He had traveled great prospects. T lice dep: ont. ” a ' 4 spate Rte. ver the whole p ; amas Too true. Not long ago the German Emperor required some clent police department - eRe oe Oe. An old man raking up the falling leaves, | 0°" ee See oe time, and knew a in the Mediterranean, though, : , ‘ . +?¢?e ’ hes a DS le e 5 his —Y ras ‘ r eVOLTY tears ’ > . an¢ For real estate as a quid pro quo for missionaries who had been : Pe ft RT Bea 1S His back was bent, his head was hoar with |"), .*) i. very strength and Independence he | not be pe: nilom Pym, sail 1 know you win killed by the Chinese. It is certainly suggestive that in- During the year ending on the 30th of June 2210 railway AN a BE rime nine: i teahed annie had wel-nigh won Gwen’s heart. He knew | jt rns ~ aa ess. I should like you to think r > . - . ~ . . “ ‘ . ‘ , ae ‘SS eae. *J , S ‘ 0. NOK e« agi n, &*. 5 (dtLeLo ouse c Ve! af P sionaries is an acre worth? Isn’t it odd that the govern-|! sities ee re Sik RA A TERRIBLE DEPOSITOR. An hour after Hardy’s arrival Gwen and a aheken ke ee The whole earth ments of Europe are using their missionaries as a legal Th _ ve gee : — a Xe he WME BES ER 03 , .,| he found space for a word in private. trees had wellaaictheal beer Mn mag Fg = tender for commercial privileges and landed estates? The mis-| ,~ © "@V@! progress of Japan has given her a dock of suffi- t+ : Pat (Murphy, the celebrated “‘Newsbey” cf) Gwen was usually self-contained. Clarry, | digious phenomena would not ies senna 4 sa Stee 3 wal ak > client proportions to accommodate our great battleship Ore- | ' , the fender, rolled off and under it, and was only saved from With all the great powers of Europe seizing his harbors She: You? Wh nat important tnil Mea at Their father} herself. He knew that. And on the waisiael and cried. H being crushed |eneath the wheels by the fact that the car and his territory, John Chiraman would have been less than LO” Bae Sore toe THI mat ako Times- Ngee Pee yy do you want me to give| took her hand. ; ° Was stopped just in time. human if he had. not risen against thé ‘foreign devils.” But He: ell in you a we +g tae ed Hardy, looking straight ahead a eet’ sane sald, “don’t ne . I meant , “ ic , . , "Ur ‘ ‘ . ; ak >! x ’ is a ‘ or ‘ ‘ a J you wo ear. . In both cases the fenders failed to keep the bodies of |} he will have to be punished for every one that he has slain. aie La ee re nn “O!" said Gwen, with a start. “How]And I’ve thought on" on ent alae — lo you know I am going to ask your ad- | know you have thought of me. Now I un- these children from passing under the cars. Yet the fenders oY vice derstand what was the puzzle tome. But were selected and approved as life-saving instr nts r It is strange that a conventi so devote Gre: sritai EE idea on , " parece ” PP : us ro _ crumente tiat 8 ~s vant Eases levoted to reat | itain THE WORLD'S Hardy laughed quietly and looked at heril won't ask you for an answer. I'll ehow would prevent the maiming of human bodies by the car[{ as was that held in Philadelphia last month should have e| with 'a bright glance that was shrewd in| youl can do something for you though it's a) , y i -'P a oer? , ‘ . ’* ° wheels, adopted a platform so inimical to the Queen’s English, inane iia ti acelluanlaraaie i i | a as oe inion. extraordinary gegree. | not much, How much longer is this shocking and unnecessary condi- wesilalillschaet ss ee - tae ” assed re a thing of tne ae me ‘“T’ve learned to trust my intuitions,”’ he “QO. what?” asked Gwen. ae se ' hea’ Inst New York Legislature. One. and forever aiscarue he Woman's | said. ‘Whi: you want to do?” “I'l settle things as you want them. Il tion to continue? How many more lives are to be sacrificed POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. by tie ™ ew e work of drug clerks | Journal. “I wi at the Demon,” said Gwen,| 0 and fetch your sister's lover, if, when to the penurious policy of using cheap substitutes for life- Parga pinta, pected Viggsted “mage eventyv veek: oO Employes’ Union an yet wnrnennagh of Pretoria, bring a . — a ee mo eB ace , ~— 9 vor ‘ri fies ; , : ee tl € ceata ir The Retail Grocers BMploye= seo tty and oO marry arry. She's as Slience fe etween them, and the silence SeVing apparatus . Hiow much longer will the city authorities To Uncle Mark Hanna's experienced eye the Rooseveit ‘eq ir , gsosa ere , °° eal , - hey She ie mes : ' : rs “ee a ee : The popular preference for paper money has again been Oe ee ee licensing of et he Americal at ion J and | } nk o ”’ said Hardy, and they She tried to speak and could not. The viduals. With it there can be no imperialism. : il n ss tes ke’ Internation ‘ ‘tiv fc lapse ite she nodded and at last said: PEE: AE shown in the case of the postoffice robbery at Hillsboro, Mo. | cineers. _ felt hamnier after that talk. “Ine “Yo.” : The thief took ull the paper and left all the coin. — -Y strike at Rotterdam |Demon" (her pet name for her stepmother) (TO BE CONTINUED.) ry*} sU0- “tx , 4 r +} 4 hy TO INVESTIGATE THE HOME. The St. Louis club of boys of 15 who have declared against Se fe se = ae ae gt “ ene Hed a| 18 assuming tht ee ‘ikea Cuil Phil , ¥. were ‘ CAYrMe! ve nov é | 4 1] i . eae in deep earnest. The reports of he . 1ass-mi etin: q ‘ V yA ‘ . ] . - ay naolice marin ‘ ss rmiard oOo ti Ss] : { summatton of the ideal, a successful re- - ’ oh t} t ana “ranklin avee-] ; oriet to cheek disturbances The st! LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. | former must be also somewhat of aA peda- gogician, proceeding in his teaching cae tiously and gradually. CITIZEN, ‘ St. Louls, rhe The editor of Harper's Bazar suggests that the Industrial] matrimony is doubtless Commission should have at least one female member. No one] census enumerators of 19810 will doubtless show how effective ] ze): : # perfect will object to this. But the suggestio s als ‘ ‘ sir ti sh: ‘ » hee Lue, 2 as have picketed all Cc @pyty Ss J BE n is also made that a} their opposition shall have been. ' "2anizi the town, so as to prevent non-unionists (This column is open to everybody who has a rover ie investigation of woman's S * woul as ant nen government in g oman’s household labor wouid ooo - 2 sntaan Stool and Foundry Co. has} fom entering. romplaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, infor ' niation to give or a subject of general interest to oor me "2 ‘ound numbers, 35,000.00 2 y le . oe be be a good thing n 1 i nu “rs, 35,000,000 women who ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS ee work with about ha.f of its us sas tie : “_ ’ ) re : ' » *He , ~ 9 ’ ’ + . r \ r “? eee *4 Li S veel aue ; . = . ‘ are workers in the home need to the ‘fairly represented’ in sibinbibiike number of hands. Poni Davi Binet a? ne Cat ge ee discuss, or a public service to acknowledge, and Comfort for Letter Carriers. the Industrial Commission.” And after the investigatio ; : nage gag eye a Emer - own ho can put the idea into the fewest words possl- | a, ,; > Pe oa ? 7 vesvsgs n, the READER.—For information about. civil service examination ‘hea United Garment Workere will have and Labor Union, and will est: da bec Racal: A Perscy gli: Bens sage fe Ty the Editor of the Post-DispateR. editor says ‘‘remedial legislation” would be in order. write to Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners. Federal] — 1) lawn party Sunday, July 15 |town headqfiarters, For 10 years Mr, re¥- , ble Letters ‘from persons seeking employMent! 7 yorioe that the jetter carriers are this . «ly . » : " ai = P , 4 ari » seals . Lneir annual . , onin , , , me "s ‘ sida ‘ ? he ror rig { f r soft i ive mACe thi i ; : sniir s The household worker, the woman whose work is never] Building, or call on him. Se, eee the organization {SORES OS PS PT eee | Foes required 0 roe Rapen pedis BR . " . “ : —— is be 4a ry’ ic , is now t 3 irst Suaiarlied secre- rarn .* . ‘ er 4 ve r ’ done, is open to investigation. She is too busy to help herself. A. M’CARTY.—The Story came through usual authentic chan- es rr . d { ay th, ne aa rhe best or- Thanks From Mrs. Rumohr. 2 a eB peynes does allomell greater comfort ; is i s : atter tnere ay e ; rorora r) Mortar — nteyt 0) rmwing pasa? en naj vail : 2 2 } fo Gor ii . 4 : The newspapers have told in detail how many miles she walks sh oa a . ne ee de “yy may be exaggeration. Better Appoinses | + ie thn R leo ff the country, and for seve ral he Evlitor of the Post-Dispatch , Curing the heated perkal. Just why the ° wr ¢ to Line «wai i ral fle ti yf AN MeEMs 4 i ies ef hi) ts J. th at position in the "or mtriail aie “ t} . k m+ unk? own frier de or le r of last year was rescinded it is hard re ; n ‘+ |to understand, It is sald that it was brought | . | . ; Yr » 2 . . ( i ‘per day in sweeping, dusting, making beds, cooking, etc. H re. D.—() Hot corn bread is not thought to be detrimental] penjor Charles Kinney, J. C. Goedeke an: : Labor Union : . s te ar =? . ot ores ie “ : . aa . - , a ; : or tage : . — oe. ‘ , lain Nati ae ‘ PAACMTE. fay , 4 nh. r me nroug Vo . ; 5 She is far too busy to attend the sittings of a commission, | to digestion. (2) Yes, 4s a whole, but later, as white flour, most of | Cl: PM:K port , 7 about through te oy tas unset ccna { r) tf meering oT , ‘“nNeesport, . ' . ' ' reported that a i > ‘tai ‘ i » ti — — . . SU BSCRIBER.- Mur question abo he transit ¢ rf in | trike egainst the Randoiph fron Compan, a tha generally. speaking, reforms Cf | comport with a perverted West End ides f mries Kk Fen | . ‘ : ; | | | | ! = os ——— , — ° lot has heen 1 very hara . so the government will have to send its spies into her domain the nutritious elements are absent, ' , é . union : bell ‘th . nope the future has something End residents, among the the most strats _. ‘onl? Vo Tmpor I measures Fe » See _ . ; mwous objectors being ladies, w hes think | , : See intelligible. What do you mean by “union or nonuniot works at St. Charies, - tindly notify tnem through the co;urmms er reation and how poorly she is remunerated for her labor. vou a toe toask whether such t aide are “untoniged.” th + ‘ig. :] L ar » about 1800 hands WW he org: . Tyenat erat! ; nothing but thin @wauze covering their shoul - 4 a wv te ; ° y‘ . : i Aus + at hh A 4. Raae t ie. iti a ‘ ‘ . | : i} ra’ ‘ . Al | thie . S ‘ . il ; mi . ‘ : =* = we anap ‘ . ers’ Distriet Council will have | of North America provi ling for ar! ; minate application of the princ pie of Five Double-Turreted Monsters. dis instantly mangled. T seless street-car fe — rig xaos : “i oy . ; : ‘ & .. : . , “und . Ascsoctatton th - = - : ; ; A Gm adia . of the revious Ways in 1899 was greater than the entire British ecausalties | sition to imperialism and militarism the Democra latfor ket streets, The subje seri: lon | 7 ole sce Bo dated ot Br ong stay of thi uited to our present social stag the ard, appeaied in a minortty repent favur- in the Boer wat should suggest that a Rreat deal more Can constitute s about as power bee A oe aoe gn do MTVE TT : ; : DV a4 i’? rT 17) i i : ' f ; ‘ tthe | 44) . : "r “arhite h inc . ; ty eRe in New ! . . I ricer tik piatform ought rt appeal — A. ry : - new type of turret? and oe ‘retary issued. It is self-expianatory. tC eeds NO supplement .of argu- | labor Was discussed, | we vot ‘' New York and Connecticut. " Ithinking men because of (his Wisdom, Mim ng appointed a new board of 18 officers ‘vy ) be done towards safeguarding life and limb is anch « in this bran h ment. It states the simple yet eplendid truths in Lt way i ; te order'ng a rike. ; - ‘ ' r) ’ : i ne mn the ore hand ale es the tempta- reconel der the problem While the de- " ine e mor ntary ‘sty diern y t ree l me- tai ec report ia r) »! yer rrp che public, it is ‘ ‘one is to a re) of transportation than has been accomplished. ries etraight to the mind and conscience of the man whose id » | tarmined . . ig , , k r Belleville. 11] ‘lone ; is Ler iLatiees AO +s ——* ' The ‘keepers Aa SP LIE VILE, Des , ; The doubling of tracks and adoption of the block signal are the traditional pand time-‘ested ‘deals of his country, a few day ~a Fact Pay pe n Ww ith ‘ tt bee fT! ers ; oratl bete s] mteé ac V vie w tf mperinkg on kr »wh that the “Keareage ; iype wan OoveT~ zs mats aie ee e . i} i 1) A : j | 14d? i ua 2 : . " we ’ f . - tor hy @ ,f . r} wie =" ‘ ' : 7 system should be expected of every railway company Legis Sanatinated ea , ‘> ] ; ‘herer president; lienrv A L.eT. Vi ; heunesty OT an ESE Ti Sli a0: . NMR, «22 Mig lenis daa . <i a eS eS ee ee dink ; Scar Pe, re 2 eli 7“ re on ? —s . . 4 _ 7 - ’ . ve Pe _ . « : : yn ig PCO ote oe ene Se: i IIE P60 RNR SO ay i Ri Reais! My a ee ee ae “ ley Me. -* WAS ae 8,
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“ TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POS?T-DISPATCH —JULY 10, 1900. LOOKS LIKE SIDBOW. ——- ee — ROBINSON’S COLT SHOULD WIN AGAIN ON TUESDAY. % 2 “ oo A FAST TRACK AND GOOD CARD. Those Are the Ruling Conditions at the Fair Grounds for This Tues- day Afternoon. welcome Tuesday, A fast track and good card will the regular Fair Grounds patrons Of the six well-filled races | ! >>>s ‘ Sut 4 to be decided ! not one looks very hard, but the last, which | is five-furlong dash for 2-vear-olds, if, Rebingson’s Sidbow to first race in hand already. His win Golden Rod Stakes on Saturday was such @ g00d one that he repeat to-day. It is a one-huse race with Gilbert and (‘hickamauga fighting for the place. The former will no doubt gain that point. Murie G. Brown has been knocking at the door so often and running right close up when not expected that she may turn the trick in the second race. Cotton Piant and Celeste d'Or should follow her home. According to the handicappers the second race lies between Jim Turner and Tom «romwell. ‘Fhe former ran the best race vn last Saturday and will be expected to repeat. Libbie may be third. Theory defeated Polly Wiethoff in such decisive matiner in the last race on Mon- day thai shouid come back with an easy Win Tuesday when she meets Lord Neville in tl fourth race. Louis Lemp’s a seenis have should A Siic the Macon, with a good boy up, has an outside chanee, “ight Bells seeme to have finally rounded and she shouid win the fifth race from Bertha Nell, whom she defeated on Fri- day last. Sam Lazarus should §finisn third. lLenjoy, Scorpolette and May Tarr. look the best in the jast race. It is a hard one and should prove most speculative of the aduy. All have a chance to win. The entries and selections for Tuesday's racing at the Fair Grounds are as follows: hirst race, purse, Chickamauga Sidisow one mile: Mountain Dew W. J. Bak fotton bis Tole Kitty G . = Birdie May . yards: Crystyne =e bom Cromwell] seven furlonys: Vollmer Neville ;v7 SC isilizg, igetay Bertha Fister Rul Jy Leoruias Duty ] i i Ne five furlongs: weente ..... Juliettans ... ‘va’s Darling Cieely Thorneap Scorpolette Down SELECTIONS. First ph snes mark Gilbert, Chickamauga. second race—Mar G , otto he mca 7 Ml irie G. Brown, Cotton iant Third race—Jim Turner. Tom Cromwe'l Fourth race—Theory, Lord Neville, Macon. Fifth tace—Eight Bells, Bertha Nell, Sam Laza- rus. ° Sixth race—Enjoy, Scorpolette, May Tarr. : Ce- Libble. Schreiber deelares that the stewards are convinced that Fly by Night was pulled by Ruiz on June 28 he should be ruled off the turf for life, instead of being brought under the ban only for the meeting. He thinks that the position taken by the stew. ards isan untenable one, inasmuch as frau l on the turf is liable to Only one punish- ment—permanent expulsion. Schreiber has made repeated efforte to get a thorougn hearing before the turf officials, but thus far has obtained no satisfaction. and seem- ingly the matter is closed so far the Stewards are concerned. for they have shown no inclination to reopen the case Or five any statement as to the evidence they acted upon in reaching their decision to bar Schreiber and L/’Hommedieu from the track. In the case of the eastern plunger Hommedieu, there is nothing to | the edict against him tangible evidence of Pression prevails that authorities took the by the Jockey that a man ;¢ it as L,’- show that was reached on anv wrongdoing. The im- the Washington Park Fenerai ground taken Club stewards at New York, who bets heavily on so munyv races is not a desirable patron of the race- track. Since hig arrival at Chicago L’Hom. medieu has Sustained no business relations With Schreiber Whatsoever, and Played the bockmaker's horse jn Wood 6imply because bullman rode him In playing the races at Washington Park L’Hommedieu has bet only on the mounts of this boy or on those of Caywood, is seid to be a considerabje loser by this S* stem. lL, Hiommedieu will leave Chicago Eust in a few days. but the Washington Park endeavor to have the rescinded, The > leading jockeys in Ameriea are as follows: Mitchell, Bullman, J. soland, H. Spencer, Henrv, Jenkins. Wedderstrand, Dominick, J. Winkfleld, Clawson, Vitatoe. Crowhurst, Buchanan, E. Ross, J. Rausch, wr. Burns, O'Connor, J. Martin, A. Weber. Tr. Walsh. Maher, MeJoynt, J. Miller and T. Knight. : says the for the Will return before meeting ¢! and ruling against him Mes ae is noticed at Washington Park that Texas'’ Smith is trying to obtain a stable by the running up process. Friday he boosted Livadia, the winner of the last race, to $1300. S40) above her entered price but she was retired by the owner. Ten more days of rae'ng will bring the = Primery, Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poisos Pe qaventty Cured, ‘om car b> treated at hems aader s'm? govraety, Wyox hiv: ck>a mercury, lodice potash, ®* 8:1 Rave acd); nalprias, Macous Patches la “Mea:h, S rz Teroat, Pimples, Coppir Colered Spote, Ulcers on aay per, ef ths bedy. Malr or Eyebrows faliiag out, write CooK REMEDY Co. tsaak Ceres . es Dyes apr fe ina op hen Wehew @ured (Bs wersi canes ia Id te 34 daze, lOd- page Beek Free os a the | , ; of the “Who SHwnid I Was a Lobster?’’ ' | | - i), a Washington Park meeting to an end. Six stake events remain to be decided, of which three will be run this week. The breaking down of Lieut. Gibson in the Great Western handicap on Saturday Was a2 sore disappointment to Owner Charles Head Smith and Trainer Charies Hughes. It is often impossible to tell at once the full extent of » horse's injuries in a breakdown. In a majority of cases time is required for an injury to develop. In the case of Lieut. Gibson it seems almost settled, however, that the colt has suffered an injury that will permanently retire him Irom racing. The colt was thoroughly ex- amined yesterady and the fears entertained for him Saturday were partially confirmed. Lieut. Gibson's winnings in purse race this year amount to $14,015, as follows: Kentucky Derby, $4850; Clark stakes at Louisville, $3350; Latonia Derby, $4715; third in American Derby, $1000: second money in purse race at Washington Park, $100. The handicappers have discovered that Fly by Night figured to win the Oakwood Handicap. It was the winning of it, it will be remembered, that led to the action of the Washington Park judges ordering Schreiber away from that. track. the figures printed on the morning of the ~ figured only five points below the one given to win, Sidney ‘Lucas. These figures were based on the supposition that Ruiz would Nave the mount on Fly by Night and that Builman would ride Sidney ‘Lucas. As the race was run. the jockey al- lowances were practically reversed, as Bull- man rode the Candlemass horse and J. Mar- tin, a lghtweight who ean scarcely be called a much better rider than Ruiz, was up on the Derby winner. Although Mar- tin is one of the most promising of the lit- tle fellows, he was absolutely heipless on a heavy-hceaded colt like Lucas, and conse- quently this consistent horse never had a chance from the time he left the pad- dock until he returned. An evidenee of the importance of good jockeys wiil be readily apparent when the race run by Lucas in the Oakwood with J. Martin on his back is compared to his next start, when he was ridden by a strong boy, Caywood, who kept him up to his businegB and was prepared to bring h'm home in a Vigorous finish if the colt had to be set down ¢@o a drive in Order to beat his company. These were the handicap for the Oakwood handicap June 30: Third race, Oakwood Horse. Sidney figures given on Saturday, one and one-eighth miles: handicap; $1500 added. We Jockey. Bullman Jolly L. Rose Cainbrian Caywood Sam Phillips - T. Burns Andes .... J. Mathews ESS Graken ‘ J. Mathews Fly by Night Ruiz joney Boy l'reeman Bangle Boland ienwees% After making allowance for the change in jockeys, Fly by Night, with Buliman up, figured to win the race, as is shown by the fol'owing handicap tigures: llorse, Fiy by jonev Boy Cambrian tne 11h 10 Jor ke Ta fuliman Vandneen Kangle Boland Foennd . Devin Sidney Lucas .......115 J. *Three pounds overweight. Dan Honig and his friends backed Theory heavily on Monday and when that horse ame away at the head of the stretch and | St. | | i | that beat the others home there was great re- Joleing among the friends of the popular Louis turfman. No one present at the American Derby at (¢ ago recentiy, no matter how big a loser he might have been, felt so Keen a disappomtment as did Jockey Fred Tara), the rider of Advance Guard in that memoyable race. Taral has the honor of having ridden a winner in rearly all the big turf events of America nearly all, with the single exception of the American Deroy, which he hoped in some manner to 19nex to his long list of victo- Today .t is Fred Tarai’s own fault he did not win the race. Taral rode Advance G'lrird and won with him in the Canadian Derby recently While at that race he met Mr. Thompson, the owner of Sidney Lucas, and in speaking of the Amer- ican Derby ‘Yaral said: “I would very much Ike to win the Derby. In fact I do not know what I! would giv? to land it.’’ “Do you want the Derby very bad?” said the owner of Sidney Lucas. ‘Well, then, ide my horse.” “No chance to lose?’ inautred Taral. “None -whitever,”’ replied Thompson. ‘Then I twill ride him,.”’ said Taral. The arrangement Was made right there and then for Tural to ride Lucas in the Derby and Owner Thompson wired to the officials at Waehington Park to reserve him a stall, as ne hid decided to start Sidney Lucas. The Canadian Derby was run and Advance Guard best Lucas a head for the event. Owner Thompson told Taral that his horse was not in condition and conse- quently lost But the jookey eyed Lucas suspiciousivy and went Hack to Sheepshead Bay. A tew days later Taraly wired to Thompson that he had signed to ride Ad- vance Guard t[n all his stake entries and would therefore be compelled to ride him in the Derby. At first Thompson decided to hold Tarai to his wontrict, but relented when he tound out he could secure Rull- man. Of course lucas won After the race Thompson’ said “Retribution.” Tara] eaid “Bad luck.” running of the ries. | Uakwood handicap the Schre‘ber horse was} hy | Minneapolis .. Krom | NATIONAL LESGUE. STANDING AT NOON TUESDAY. Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg ... Chicure@ » eee Cincinpuati .. St. Louis Boston .. New York MUONDAY'S GAMES. IT~uis, 10: Boston, 8. Chicago, 3: New York, 2 Cincinuati, 5; Philadelphia. 4. St WHERE THEY PLAY. Boston at St# Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brook'yn at Pittsburg. New York at Chicago. @ AMERICAN LEAGUE. STANDING AT NOON TUESDAY. Chicago Milwaukee .. Indianapolis Cleveland Kansas (ity Detroit Buffalo MONDAY'S GAMES. Indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis, 4. Detroit, 3; Kansas City, 2. Milwaukee, 4; Cleveland, 2. WHERE THEY PLAY Minneapolis at Indianapolis. Milwaukee at Cleveland. Kansas City at Detroit. Chicago at Buffalo. , WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louls Pittsburg. at Cincinnatl. AMERICAN LEAGUE. at Indianapolis. Be Sron ar Brooklyn at Philadelpbia Minneapolis at Cleveland, Buffalo. Detroit Milwaukee Chicago at Kansas City at RAILROAD BASEBALL LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE CLUBS ‘On Lost. sSurlington : Iron Mountain Big Four Wabash Missouri Air Line I Re Mobie & Ohblo .... Vandalla Big Four 6, Burlington Burlington and Big Four baseball members of the Raiiroad Baseball League, played an exciting 10-inning game on the Christian Brothers’ campus Satur- day afternoon, the Big Fours winning by the score of 6 to 5. This is the Burlingtons’ first defeat of the season. The feature of the game was the pitching of Lockwood of the Big Fours, he striking out 10 men. Score by innings: Innings Burlington a. | F EE ear ee ee Sk i oe tn @ Ratteries—Jaeckles and Swansina; Lockwood and Snider. _ 0 The teams, . 910 R.A. Questions and Answers. S. J. K.—-Yer. ‘‘Rex.’’—Write to building, in regard the Coliseum, Manager, Exposition to amateur sparring in 75c to $1.50 Excursion Via Big Four Route, Sunday, July J5th. to Bunker Hill, Litehfield, Nokomis, Hillsboro. Shelbyville, Windsor, Mattoon and way stations. Spectal train leaves St. Louls at 8:32 a. m. Tickets Broadway and Chest- nut and Union Station. Pana, — LL TK NORTH ST. LOUIS ITEMS. Officer John P. Conkly of the Fifth trict is back from a trip to Cuba, Mo. Mr. Charles Phikps, a well-known young business mun of Broadway and Cass ave- nue, has returned from a vacation trip. Louls Gruner, secretary of the Gruner res. Lumber Co., is back from a two triy; to Eureka Springs, where he dis- months’ went for his health. The North St. Lovis Business and Early Closing Assoctation bas arranged an. elab- orate program fer its outing. picnic and g0ms, Aug. 1, at Hoehn's (rove. Kather James J. McCabe. rector of the wbed Heart Church, who has been threat- ied with an attack of typhoid fever, is impreving. The Water Tower Merchants’ Assoclation will nave a picnic at Hoehn's Grove, July 1s, A fine athletic and otner amusement program has teen made up fol the event, Fether Michael J. McCabe, rector of St, Michael's Church, was the recipfent of a well-fified purse from his parishioners on the oceasion of his thirty-fourth anniver- Sary on the prieethood., Tha friends of Mr. Frank Siebeis, buikding contractor, want him to tak Deroocratic nomination tor the House Delegates The Misses Kathervne and Annie Kava- naugh of 1431 St. Louis avenue have re- J ;* > é q the of S| } BOSTONS _mnuffed turned from Cuba, Moa we ee ee ae IS ee ae e - AE EASY, -— ST. LOUIS BASEBALL TEAM SCORES A ONE-SIDED VICTORY. a GOOD HARD HITTING DID IT. Jack Powell's Brilliant Pitching and Fast Fielding Were Also ie ae ate Corsecutive batting, excellent baserun- ning, fast flelcine and ailround good base- ball playing, on the part of the Cardinals, combined with the Boston team’s inability to fathom Jack Powell's diversified assort- micnt of shoots and benders, Ing game of the for team at Leagus on hoon, The final score was 19 to 5. Ker just three innings the visitors had a chance, but after the fourth their hopes wenta glimmering, and the 2000 fans present settled down te watch their peis fatten their batting averages and Pile up runs While the Boston fielders tired themselves out in chasing long drives to all parts of the field. Twelve safe drives, with a total of 17 bases, was the result of the Tebeauites bombardment, while the best Selee’s argre- gation covld do was seven hits. one of Which, Hamilton’s double, was of a very scratchy nature, Keister, Wallace, Suchoff and Donovan gathcring in a circle to wateh ihe sphere drop between them while “bil- ly’’ raced around to second. doube and other hits by the won the open- the St. Lwuis Monday after- series Park Lowe's of extra Bostonians. second the only Hamilton’s triple were base caliber secure Their first runs, scored in the first iInjung, were presented to them by Burkett, who Tenney'’s skyscraper after two men were out and Hamilton on third, giving the visitors a life which they took au- Vantage of, as Freeman and Lowe singled in succession, enabling, with the assistance vol Burkett's error, three runs to tally. Their advantage was shortlived. the Cardinals went after Wiilis in the fourth With a vengeance, aid before they were retired in that inning had slammed out a total «of seven hits, netting them: six runs which, together with the run scored in the second, gave them a gcod jead. “Ted” Lewis. Boston's evangelist twirler, reileved the tall Mr. Willis in the fifth and did somewhat better than his predecessor. Buc in Seventh and eighth innings, respectiveiy, just for a mere diversion and to show him that all pitchers looked alike MeoGann end Criger slammed the bail out of sight and each : around the cir- cuit, Wallace registering in front of Me- Cann, as safe the trotte: a The Beaneaters had a chance to even up matters in the sixth, but Powell’s effect- iveness al a critical stage and brilliant field- ing spuiled that chance. Stahl and Tenney were gZaeven free passes and Freeman filled the sacks by safely bunting. Lowe aired to Donovan and Stahl counted. Long was then permitted to amble and the corners Were again full. Here was Boston's portunity, but they passed it up. As Clarke hit a sizzler to Keister, who tossed to Wal- tace, forcing Long and Bobby’s lightning throw to McGann completed as pretty and as fast a double play as has been made on the local grounds this season. ‘The mag- nificent flelding of the locals took all the life out of the visitors and they played the rest of the game in a dull, half-hearted, listless manner that made one rub his eyes and iouk again, as it was hard to beiiéte that it was the same Bostons that used to set the League on fire with their fast, snappy baliplaving, that were occupying tne field. Johnny McGraw, the great little captain the St Louis Club, is still going the rounds with the little finger of his -right hand done up in splints. «)) He wanted to go in and play Monday, broken finger and all, but Dr. Starkloff ad- vised him not to do anything of the kind. So the little captain is taking things easy for the present and will not be seen on the local diamond until the team returns from its eastevn trip in August, McGraw, like Donlin and the others, says all the poor ; laying of the St. Louis nine recently was wholly due to the crippling Ol players. He claims that the best of feeling prevails among the men and that every man on the team is doing his level best to win. Mike Doalin, another crippled member of the Si ais .eam, will be laid up for re- pairs Tuesday, Dr. Starkloff having ar- ranged to piace his injured Knee in a plaster of Paris casi. time will be young field- at He, too, may not from Heidrick’s tee at the same placed in splints and the great er will have to very quietly quarters in the Hotel Normandie. will be laid for some time and join the team until return eastern trip. rest YT) its There has been a of the sluggers of the National League dur- ing the past two weeks. Elmer Flick ef the Philadelphias now leads the heavy hit- ters with a percentage of .405, Flick’s work been cons.stent throughout the season. while Wagner, Delahanty and Beckley, who led at various times, have taken big drops in their batting. F is the only player to have a percentage better than .400. Following is a of the 16 leading bats- men of the League and theirpercentages: Gaines, At bat. rr 240 31 , has va. Aa “Sy sist Flick, Lajotle, Metpraw, Jwlahanty, W. Clarke, Philadelphia Philadelphia SI 61 Reckley, Hamilton, Philadelphia op-* his | the | big slump in the work | we want. On Sale From 8 to 10 A. M. Lawn — Tw > Casee ati Lawns, reevular 121 from 8 to 10, Black Pique —()n- ) Pique, the kind usually s Irom 8 to Li. Percale— Qn>- navy white f sold at 124c—Wednes: 1), in basement, per yard Wrappers — Ladies’ House Wrappers of fancy printed lawns, the kind sold elsewhere at $1.25—our 69 + price, Irom 8 to 10, in basement. each ) c Hair Pins—°().000 boxes of Invisible Hair Pins in all sizes, either straight or crimped—us sold at vc per box—Wednesday, from 8 to 6 boxes for Drapery Swiss— White Scotch Drapery Swiss in dots, hgures or Stripes, suitable for sash curtains, tran- Soms, etc., and worth lic—-Wednesday, from S to 10, on third floor, per yard Corset Covers— Ladies’ Corset Covers made of good muslin and really worth lic—not more than 3 to a customer and only from 8 to 10 a. m. 6 V ednesday, on second floor, each C Fancy Ruchings— Trimmed with chenille and ribbons. also Ribbon Rufflings and Jubys; goods up to 2 inches wide and worth regularly up to yf Jsoc—on main floor, from 8 to 10. per yard, .'. « eC Jelly Glasses— Made of clear white glass with tin tops —sold elsewhere at 35c per dozen—Wednesday, on fourth floor, from 8 to 10, we will sell 10¢ O for. 86 ee Boys’ Pants— Washable Knee Pants for boys of 3 to I) years, made of striped galatea and worth at least “9c—on third floor, Wednesday, from S to 10, per pair..... Wash Silks — Corded: in Striped and checked effects: suitable for waists or children’s dresses and sold regularly at 39c—Wednesday, from 8 10, per yard Men’s Underwear— Odd lots and samples of Men's plain and fancy colored Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers—actually worth up to 63c—choice Wednes- day, from & to 10, 25c¢ Wash Waists—‘0 dozen Ladies’ Shirt Waists of good quality percales, in black and white or blue and white stripes—sold until now at 65c—on our second floor, from & to 10 Wednesday, we ; 20¢ offer .them at. each *Sacewecwewseseeeeteee eee eey Free Jickets | } to the Suburban Garden With every purchase at Grand-Leader you are en- titled to receive FREE a ticket admitting one lady to seat in reserved section at apy matinee performance except on Sundays er hol- idays. ASK for it. fine 30-inch fanev prin in basement. at.. 1 hoo} etry trom & to CaSe OF last coior hiue aura} fictire r Fil vith IWUTes Ul lay, ‘1 i ldlly *e ee @# @ “ --— ease Fuscoeenpsesstane rf te [nk [a (a (ak ak (nk (nk (a (ak (ak (nt (ak nk (nk (ak (Ok (k(n (a (ak (bk (Ck (nk (aK (ax (ak (nk (a (x (ak (mk (0K Ck (x Zax (ak Ck Za Vk (BE — Ci it’s Profitable for You Not for us—this selling we’re now doing in our great Mill End Sale— but it makes room on the shelves and brings im the people—that’s what Here are more crowd-bringers for Wednesday. Fastest Growing Store in America—Broadway and Washington. ELELEEL EL OLE LOL ERR eee e enn i On Sale From Jo to J2 A. M. India Linen— Sheer quality bookfold solid black In- dia Linen, worth 10c—from 10 to Sc 12, in basement. Skirting — Heavy 32-inch fancy striped linen color Skirtings, Tegular Lic quality—from 10 to 5 l2, in basement, at . C Sheeting — Mill Ends of heaviest quality Unbleached Sheeting, the kind usually sold at 2ic— 10 in basement, from 10 to 12, per yard C Shears-— Nickel-Plated Shears of all sizes, with olts and sold regular at ie and -0¢ — Wednesday from 10 to IZ. per pair ~JC faicum Powder — 10.000 boxes of Arline Perfumed stores would ask Borated Talcum Powder—others l'\}e—here at Grand-Leader, from 1 Oto 12, we make the price, 3 { 10c Wash Goods— A handsome quality of black Silk Warp Mousseline which would be worth fully 4o5c if it were not for the fact that it is slightly imperfect in the dye—under the circumstances, we offer it Wednesday on our main floor, from 10 to 12, at, per yard Preserving Kettles—seconds of Granite Iron Kettles holding 8 and 10 quarts—sold regularly at 33c— choice of two sizes on our fourth floor. Irom 10 to 12, at, each Ladies’ Neckwear— Pique Sailor Collars, Reveres and Fancy Fronts, daintily trimmed with laces and em- broideries, and worth up to $1.00—from 10 to 12, in lace department, each Infants’ Dresses—[.ong dresses of white Nainsook, yokes nicely tucked and embroidery trimmed, full sleeves and pearl buttons; regular 59 Dresses— trom 10 to 12, on second floor, at »> for $1.00, or. each Boys’ Suits— Wash Suits for boys of 3 to & ‘years: made of good material and never before sold for less than 95c—a special just from 10 to 12, Wednesday, at oe Lace Curtains— Good Scotch and Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3% yards long and 54 inches wide. with overlocked edges; a few of them slightly imperfect, many pairs to match—worth up to $3.00 per pair— your choice from 10 to 12, on third 0 floor, at, per curtain Seba 3 Cc Dress Skirts— |() Ladies’ White Pique Dress Skirts, having the stylish box-pleat backs and trimmed all around with two rows of pretty Swiss insertion—un- til nowy the price has been $2.50—Wednesday, from to 12. on second Be ond as sca ectevccescsess: aaa PM hes eae We Close at One O'Clock Jaturdays. During Jaly and August the Grand- Leader will close every Saturday at one o'clock. Please bear this in mind and avoid disappointment. 3) dozen bra SHAPIRO, Psa =" EYMOUR FURTI- ~ © ~ Pe ee > -_ iz A ; Rilke Ss Font >. 4 Next week—Police Relief Association Benefit. SUBURBAN. | TWICE DAILY—AT 2:30 AND 8:80. RAIN OR SHINE. SUBURBAN MINSTRELS, Including Carrol! Johnson, Lew Sully, Dan All man, Fred Warren, Al Blanchard and John P. Rogers. Vaudeville headed by Bruns and Ning and the Bison City Quartet. UHRIC’S CAVE. SPENCER OPERA CO. TO-NIGHT, SOUVENIR MAT. SATURDAY. CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Seats on sale at Aal’s, 515 Locust, and Oste Bros... 2336 Washington avenue. BASE BALL! LEAGUE PARK—CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES, es OUN yates ns rs * 8 OP Ochre OO OD onde DOr oD Oce oD oro DR. SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT On 30 Days’ ® $ Door es PP OOPOD OPED OOS OD i tADE-MARK. » 4 POP CD OOP 0 GOGO ODO oeee DR. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N, Broadway, St, Louis, Mo. (Mora t & Ja::aré Bidz.) OFFICE HOURS. 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. SUNDAY, 10-1. Best Ev\uipped Corner of Hout 0 a. m BODO lo OOO DOP OD-O4 OO Oh O* to 9 [ ’ , i wane FULL SET OF TEETH, EXTRACTED ree. I All work guaranteed for 20 years. work done free—small ch Union Dental College, 622 Olive St. College eventh and Olive. Game starts 3:30 p. m. RACES FAIR CROUNDS TODAY. SIX HIGH-CLASS RACES WITHOUT bridgework, Old Crowns, PAIN. per tooth 1.95. " = irge for materiti the World econd ¢-ioor, datly,; Sundars. 10 to 4 In 2 2:30 o'clock, rain ofr *. « e@ >? > ®, oe «?¢ E-2 Liquid Stove Polish begins Admission, Stand, $1.00. | Concert by Seymour's First Regiment | Band, | | Racing ’ shine. including Grand — — Concert at the Cottage, Forest Park. every Wedvesday, Satarday and Sae ; Se en a J > Trial Belt, 19 Model, It makes My famous Electric given on % days’ trial. WEAK MEN the effects of ~~? oO 2 o * * strong by overcoming youthful errors. Special suspensory attachment Belt worn by both men and women for rheumatism, lame back, nervousness, etc. Ail applying lates covered, preventing any burning. “ither write to-day or es in at my office for free consultation. Every one xnows the Dr. Sanden Electric Belt to be the best in the world Take no substitutes. Cure yourself and pay me afterward. Write or call to-day. \. tel is The! ; ia rat ir r @ 2 @ (ne and fart > ' che lgel a by this fesort. aea bathing WED. AND SAT. UNTIL OP. M POtOroroegoeseorgeoegeoesd | bie aii - [he ’ . ¥ a) ON THE OOPFRAN THE MONMOUTH HOUSE, LAK FE HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. Washington mineral Springs AND HOTBL, OKAWVILLE, 35 Miles trom St. Louis. the bi fi laws: rates $5 (4), $1 S. KRAAS, Mgr., Hi I la ve ennetiveania R urxiern Add i 4 day, from 7:30 to 10:30 p m SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. a MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY | | | FINE NEW BUILDINGS. Campus One Nundred Acres. Haunting, Swimming, Fishing, Boatiag | Feculty of Specialists—alamai of twelve lead) | Military Scheols and Universities; Educators Latiova)l reputation. Moders improvements. For | book et with fall information, sddress A. K. YA CcyY, Wresivent, Mexico, Me LEE LINE STEAMERS. Excursion to Memphis and Return, $12.00 including /icals and Berth. Tickets Good to Xetura Until Octeber ist, 100% One week of rest end recreation. with ea eng service, beactiful ecesery and goad mustc. Steamet leaves whart beat fox ey. st Ne : od Friday at 5 pm UOT ieee om whart heat, “7 Be Beli, Main 464; Eigioct, iA CHAS. M. BERKLEY. Passcuger Ageat abeuy . we iLL. season of 1900. under a iae heen thore igbiy ‘ “iinary departme 0.00 and $12.00 per | Ae tel Reogter. St. Loot. BACH. N. J. | og Braneb.) minutes from Phbile- K Phe leading botel improvements, golf: | af Pime » ILBEUCKEN & OURMRUD. POPES a? ae ee ee 7 a AN ela ag SR lll at a se ® glib Shei nt tate. ea &, ee EN ee ee, See Pe a OS TO ee ee ee ee a sion
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FE LBROA “3 — _— E AST W MITTIER ST. 1N17—Secong ‘ EOTE Its o* ~~ = — per mth ‘Y, 301 s Pleasant: front POom : $1.50 hice] y Surnished; to board. ~ oF Oe 14 ee or Less. 10 ee HOUSEGInE, yy ANTED—Girl for general house- - Co.; work near Kansas (7, ¥, Wages $1.50 pe " GIRL sj; Wanted by colored , dri to do plain eq k- at ai rk * yo vr, > Trev be ” , Work; must h, & G00d cook; good Wages. 5579 | C ARR S71 182 lwo ¢ nnecting TOOMS fo, BOOKKEEPER- Wants to take chorge of small | : day; free pass. Apply J. Disses 1220 N. 3a Ing; no Washing , Or froning. SI2ZA Benton wt. “~ Story front and a ining — ‘ , } ; i fa 4 eas” cle ase 7] . enae “coavent Smads two 0 (rances, C 768 ean with Pann ‘Ass talle board - Private fam- Kin} h . Vinioe Ret books whic h I ean work ey Hings: fhe se pth ¢ OM MEN WANTED. 12 , ‘& - “ of re + Bh ‘nees fur 2 mh, ‘ - Meh and teams, to haul dirt mi Wor : aT -CIne ; r ees furn} ished. Ad. N «, Poet Ti ‘Spat h. Ohto and Potomac. J Node. VY ij f on pla a as honasood: a poe d a1 house eh onan lem nS ny keeping. re sateae le rent: alen room ra geen haus ily: ferma reaso DRable. ’ . rene OUSe Wo ou ’ - " ; F rT “T ' Pr) ‘fn as ‘furnished BOOKKE EPER “Young man of 19 wou} d Ike po- MEN w aoe At once, tye , Rood mén for work In lanndry WePk. 2711 aes nia gt | How SEGIRE W ANTED- German girl for General | CHAN NING AY, 703 N.. Dice eon, t! FINNEY AV.. 3809 ‘Private family ¢ je | PINE 8 sen, Hotel tne: telass CH wr ng fur. . ‘ “ . 4 g ge nera! ee aa “ Poe aa —y | “ f ~455 poones Inc iuded. Best Bala” Bull@ TED > " . F OU Se Work ood ] € FRAN! “Pare AY ty q; {; i ene e: bighest referen, ‘eS. Address M. I 1: 209 ste 7 nee a _ "] on 7 - Malis Chrodt house} kee per or light housework 6627 S. gt h » Koos Wawyes. Oeab houte all, a ( ‘HE ST NT T ST. PR94 Ny fate ? initials: ; sates prive - Femccw ss ri ont room: « Muthern « x . ia ww! Oy Diate. e! sas fronts. “* a el.Go Dp “ay. John , neh ts i + moucon ' ( oe cely Urnishe m weure; D te aes 'h board, ¢, (Wo, $25 | "ac ' Dilion et. ‘ ee Ww Nat : (zir] for £eneral house. | room for re ntleme y or house ‘Kees, fr ie: =e fan D 1onth. r Vo, ve KAS — 4, \ SHEN Store: cle an and bright; @ulee sult. Boye "ae — A PDF ¢ Ur nited States a) ‘my, able usekeeper, in y 7 (te: Work: smal] family; f00d home, { -25 Bow map | ws _ . ""e fOr barber or other busine ‘Ss; $1¢ OY—Sit. w anted by a good Tred boy, 18 years | ae qd unm: rrted Men between » €S of 2] 1 35: chil Ire ey od wi seb een tama 7% No objection to aV., Clifton He ‘Ights. “LARK AV + 2129—2 large UNfurnished oq | GAR RISON | AV., 718 N. New and nice} old: wants work in te family, groves Yorany; es; NS of Wn; ‘d Sr; ates, of Bod har, en ind Dis ites ener wages ©xpected. Ad. L, 1, Post. sent in j _ floor; bat b; no chij dren eG rooms; 2a} ‘ front re mM, With board: » Ntlen a - inished FoR REN “Shece® tn One corner —- with e, ‘ / fee i . Par c ‘ : Cher se rk. 3 rs ’ } ‘ a RoY—¢ olored boy of 17 wants Situation to do of- beth! glis i. “ults are eepec Sa lly des ired for Hor EKEEF] ER—~W'o ule i like Sit. as hou iseke eper or : use worl 3431 F anklin Sv. : ber Week wate edw rooms ; “$1 and $2 Lv CAS AY o- 29—F urnie} i a : STOR FW ¢, rer store for ren? t 2lat fice t,.} ice in Puliippin ines, For f fo a 0 ge lit ral house ‘Work, and md ] fo “4 "Oe gst _ ii =~ las ] NSaer ‘ ill: With or With , ; . . - . , *, a «18 and O 4 eta, Work >. experjen, 8. Ad; I, 3, Post Dispatch. Petite ge D tree. On apply to ary r girl 14 yeare , : iii Granite «% ; R Crulting Officer, 3d and Olive St. Louts, Old. Bohan. 5211 Theoa losia. . HOUSEG Ith Ww ANTED Young gir) to assist With ¢ OMPTON AY 102). V _ Out board, ' rant ty, O11) BOY —14 years old wanta Dosition in offic : can Mo : ae ‘ pacts Fg neral house ‘Work; family of three adults; in rooms: house keeping: Pats, ‘om fort; ably furnished | | LUCAS ay 3205—Feautitul wo. “ — a, ——————_ | furnish referajoe Ad. K gs. Past- Dispatch. ME N Ww ANTED_o- = care aturai wf ANT r ~Horss Shoer, Spring ay. flat; no y ashing. 2302 S§. ‘ompton ay | Urban ca, ‘heap; bTiVate family: Sub- ‘ao wee si CENr ' TS ; excellent table: 7 -—- . «7 INnen on andeye nter and Vista ahi! ura ¥ dge rd . — i . BOY Sit. Wanted by hoy ho has had experience | —* $1.95 » day, © "Troll Contra¢ ater Ce. I DY yw : , , " _ HOU LPGIRL W ANTE D—Girl for gp neral Louse. | € OMPTON AV 715 WN Second-nt t ' Loc UST spr 2200—Suita? - - ; LOST AND FOUND. ) , “1 ’ ve ; » j : 4a liteé i # os} ) uy e Ny ne 5 Tr I os 23 q . j ‘ ra “ ~~ CON, x ory - le Poor ; xX" e] ‘nt - _ in printing. 1512 Papin st |} MAN y ANTED Stable mau heedy mai 8 free pi hemuneheas. ae fv . pol a7 able’ penn: a ie a nh smal) family, 9 U Diversity gt. e Nished 00M; for lady op gent employed: Teag board: private: bath; day boarders a en omm dated hind Pie... Words o> Lesa, 20 Ceats. “ ; bee . ? . . * - re se ari Aik ge rewa e = “Ny i ie ae Ad. roe ), a“ cat ‘Di. whe te h ze Ay 7. aN TE D nnberienced man to attend horses oil nh d M. bond — , ne ' , 7. nven . ua he “homie IRE Me =a “— Aa " od nd tr for Rete | famine st ing; re ferenc © exe hanged; private | iL ae 4 = S P + 2620 ; “easant well furnished room, Dow: I f ! ke That tere — - tw ‘ “nd work around house ( ' atin oi at : 9-308 Smuy; goo wages. Call | . th beard, ance 28st. pointer (8, 3 large spots on » bar CARPENTER —Gooa meee et wants work of any MEN w sisi ms = Ith [° bey st gid) Ee name " Boruc etn to —— Sis, alive Y day or ftoh- us re ork: low ages aR HO) me r eh f Ol or fires aye fy sede « , o> ar ie eine Dt © large roome: ' : ser on r , f oom with “y Sf. and get rewar yy 4 7. - Ms J ee { have work: low Wages, Pipe on Vandey, Bter rn alg gt pane btenae Psy day : K for first 4 days in we; K; at once. 412 | HOUSEG a, \W ANTE: D— Girl for “general house- { ttle, yard; gg: key 410] Fast. ° av. ‘Poreh ward: smal) family _ Ad, OF ost Spateh, John ¢’ Donne}} & Br ’ } oad, al i “*.s SMall famj y Apply 3810 Greer ay EG HT] = DOG.% a0: from Ne a : : | ; trip bee be I ST. 9 ee = MISSQ 615—Desira), nee cee ‘ ,_ ton *oraska and Lafayette. on Sat. S LL LECTOR—Sit. wanted °Y young man as co | MEN Ww N LAUNDRESS Wanted, washing to take home o | HOUSKGTp snes (| oman: gy “1 N.—Furnished room for gentle. room, URI AY. 1615. nn "Lata patare front pmo’ eUy 7. fine St. Bernard dog: answers to lector; can give Cash bond. Ad (> Si, Poss-Dis- | Week —. aan, To learn barber trade; only eight so out by tha day J r) ta) re ¥ ‘ . a] > . . : ; ’ ef ; oe ; _ Feference Ad. E 3. I (-Dispat = — oe - Bs er OCUst sr. CL ERK Sit wanted hy party fa vilfar with plans, : ier arber | llege , 114] Mark: f. lay ndregs. Apply 4119 airfax ay. behiinidinai Sc: Ff : Irn] ed for Nghe oe ‘keeping. cheap 2 ith board: — all conveniences, CUOl. prensa a or Spec tfc ations and ofice work: very moderat te | reg pe eo To make himself benerally usefy] LAU VDRE Od Colored. | Bessoaes | HOUSEG IRD Ww ANTED-— Neat little girl, sens 13 | PIFTIOR NTH ST., HOSA N. “Seco nd Story front | PAGE BL... 2928 Nicely furnished 4, om, with oo DOG Larst ea g © hound; Ither ral reward: apply te . ot | ary Ad. IR ie | ost.J)i isp: itc h na sgt, re 221 N. Broadw: ay. ing ind penaee” at ate ‘ae cone “pr noma ng % “4 hi me light ive we Sleep at ro MOTT) and kite} ‘hen; newly furniahe “d: $1 Wwe elke each, Without board: price reason thle: private eae id? J Schm dt. 2105 Ss Rro adway tern Water 3511 Cozens v ~ 8 Od et eit wn nce Al il aon | FINNE Y AV 38— KP, ’ . . > HORSE te, hay none ‘Gan : TOs. ay. a , “> of rnished or Unfurnished PARK AV. 269; Nicely furnishea 43 story front Peay Oped loUy mare, st, ar-face, pacer, 144 Hov SEGIRI, WANTED. White girl for. ze ne eral | story front room; home of wide 7: mo a childrens room with board: t, TS reagon able ‘y front Grr, STOpped Mane. Mer, hanta’ Stab le, v2] 1 N. tit si] COAC - Seam Sit. by man and wife; man ‘expert. —_ AND WIFE WANTED. Man to take care of A ‘ed cry ‘man: Wife good COOK; refere heces, dl. hie ‘Se, COW, lawn, Earden- Wife for ge) al] Ty "we F ; . ; © Tor gene ouse- f LAUND) SNS ( ‘ashing @ a. . 2 p.. spate). work: refe rences required: Steady wor * J. S. Ad S25 zit ” ‘d, wa hing, 3 days in Week, housew ork; good home: references 8919 W ashing. | lyey VNEY ay . “ “ ramet “wise anes aN lrares, Jennings, Mo, Se Oe | —__ rom ay. eee ice Connecting — well furnished PARK A\ + se0I—Nicely furnished room, with a { 7 Al HMAN mit win ed ns Coachman or Vork MAN Ww : , =n NURSE Sir. Wanted be neat colore nu . Seem OlNS, for lodging or light house ‘keep! ng soared: Opposite Lafayette Park: Ap) wintm ents KEY s Lost. bun ‘D of keys. with name G F Gro rote “round house: £OOd Treferenops -“I6'4 Laclede Jer AN TE -D—Heiper On ire wa. SOD. 904 N. Hurse one op More childre N: @xperfe el ed - willing , HOUSE G IRL WANTED_ des ny} white girl; a3siet FIR TEE\ NTH ST., 81] a fir ‘lass, On plate. Re turn to ROG N. 10th St., and recelve fTson ay. {® travel). e228 W's ish st uUpst; alr; With house Work, S951 Cook ‘ furnished. Suiital ble for YF gpoe + ry an ~s Foom, badeieen oe ee : : ™ ‘ - On “oup ches PINE sr SH08— Large Cool rooms, 1¢¢~/ ee VE § » Ot 0 ‘-Class board JA kKrep : ; ' F4IACK EY Lost, bine Jaieket nt Hoehn's ” Grove DRAFTS \ Ay (700d -allround architectural drafts. NU RSE Sit Wanted “ua y Seo , , my : Hovu SEG IRL WANTED Strong cerman oir] for PIF TEF 4 Mid A ‘ , r for tw 4 ) ltr for One or two chil- \ K , = ‘NTH Si , 421 N, Maree rooms ; a yard: we sents of couple. Monday aight. Finder plenee return to 2627 ANd ree, ‘ard man and Superintendens desires eugagement With MEN AND TEAMS WANTRE D—10 men and 10 rehitect P Tornine: r CTO At tes 3; 3 °*rd; opposite LL, fayette Park: nye’ oh re’ Ferguson it, Retura ‘to 7 J. Dempsey, - - | P AIN rE =e W BAN ” M painters ana PERSON foblc iS apreany . dais oung gir ew general | wr., 2. ~Room 6: elegant] ’ > atic, OPposite La ette Park; nice summer jo. cere Ferguson. ¥, re. D. G. Co.. and recef VRUGGIST—Wiil ao relia? work: registered; best | (. y, rk, PED 2 oy way, J Painters. Apply hose work tee ren le "a sig oe ferent K+ 800d home; small family. 1686 Le-| for sense 8; central. omnUy furnished _ Cation. reward adie ™ of reference. 4q ys 2 Post Diepa teh, Prairie Sie cae ae Ss 4309 Kee FRAN] ae RAYMOND Ay. xpo- ~tire : ———. | PAINT ER w AN TE D—Pains di f Pair de ° — oP Wane ANKLIN AV.. 2922 -Large furnished f mee — class pd for two] P ICKETRO: K—Lost, « uare Cket be ok. ‘idized ‘ " ; : » a ind ~ wane hous ve I ( " " a ee Sher room or m o ‘Oo = 7 j po e vi ox zed (74 EDENER Experience, ] rardener: young man: work, by the lay, in countrf) Si \ Ne ‘ SAL ESL ADY Young lady af ion ‘ an fae = Gute wv AxTED 47ir] for £eneral] house- f house keep tng; ‘$2: also $1.50 Week. &entlem n; nveni ent to Suburban Ca R lid: Contents S10. Chain. Sinal} key attached, Wants positioy n. Ad. GZ. Post Dispateh. " aienien Wielhy 0 ? rn ot ~ . * — en FR , 7 " poy R OOM~A COO] legantly , . ‘eTUurnh to L007 locust; re Ward. . PAINTER A young. gon “last painter, with own partionte. gl "tonne 2 ge oe For HOw SEG IRL Ww ANTED—@j l lar LAIN AV., 1730 (rear) =e clean rooms; ‘board. Ad B 9” antiy turn he Foom, withes , ' Py ree |. Hor SE MAN Sif wanted hy firs: Clase honse and tools: » ne Willing hei na exchanse ler fi at > PSS 12184 Gere; r work: ket 7 py , I ws ‘for genera) “hota. irge Yard: good Place to do laundry work : $7. Oo Spate)h. Pl RSE la st, green Purses, in East St Louls. Re ‘ “ . ‘“ a e ve . Bs . heh Iie cr) asin ‘ i 4 r S { I ‘ rv] ps _ = d at , ‘ o> a1 ! ng Poon) Man; pood PCTOTEN CES: , Olored, cue and has ard, Ad. E 10. bir Dic Pate) SJ ENOGR AP Hk RF ady steno ra pher. with trpe IMUY; goe Wages. 4023 Russe Hl, FR A NKL IN AY 349% Tea Sime, furnis) 4 fo RU TGE RST 1IN1e- Ni ‘ely furnished « od story front turn to “129 W ash Ogton ay. and receive reward. airfay. Cr doe : io ‘el SEG a : ; . _—_ nba ; 1€ r oor } . vr eeunes ee — - } | P ACK RF RoWa NTED By Wholesale ie young rn when! 2 ct ies tape» best ity referene »: five Hi . tb IRL, WAN’ TE DA Bia a Ge etman gir! for Fentlems n or house ‘kee Ding; reasonable. room, with hoard: near Lafay Yette Par rk. I RSE Lost, on Laclede avenne ear, Monday ae IU SE MAN Colored man wante house and din Wan as packer: state salary wanted and where wee Ad. oO SS, Post- Dispat ch Dike ‘ aie FR. ANKLIN AY 5014. Nice! 4 VERNON AV 0M3—C ouple or Sentlemen Can xe mh ming, a purse ‘on aialng $7 or $8 in money ; Scott an Work; experience; soc! reference. 2233 | last eee. Ad a mee Dispate} STE NOGRAPHER Lady eoeeMpher of fone | HOUSEGIRE wv ANTED—Girl for , Reneral “house-| room; © econd floor ; '8, bath; soutnensted front | curs satisfactory boarding place; best References} found 8? . ‘ iT Boyle tickets the ladies _— Cott ay PRESSERS rt AN TE D ‘ re _ eXpPerien,, > also wkke, per: must week ‘ork; good Wages 2020 Gamble s be autiful locet ion. £4s, 4th; Southern exposure; re quired Pega s : rie ie. le ag nue, Ww he Please ee nie ww RWeISD Be 2 ITP Re or ey "oO . kien . S 6 ™ to ° — ee © , 4Mestnu Stree arc receive rewa JANITOR Sit Wanted by fir t-clas ‘olored fan. Pants; pong Wage J pr r " om otk: am Accurate and sagan mitae le ; ' . —~ : : Teforen 288, colored 607-809 "Nr? Wawes. J. We rect’ Tailoring “Ge d. P 4, Post-ny ~~ méderate.| HOUSEGIRI, WANTED—Girl for general house. FRANKLIN av. %4007 —o ae ~ ° ‘ » ' er) ¢ ) . ] { i . ® assist, ant bookkeep- How SEG IRL WA v TE D— ~Gir] for £enera) heesa s MNad-floor ba k roo Ati hed first ane table bos ard; all cony atone evel a gua bes RIN I teen aa. N 3 . Poe Vie; tok, oO Bae. ate Mans ’ Ad, ”. Post Nate te -h O 9 2 es gg ny “CK rooms; Suitable for ents, work. : : eniences; reasonal G—Lost, Fold band rip on Brea dway, —— = apatch, Ww — . ae da ramble st. lng girls or couple; for housekeeping. modem C mY, WASHIN Washingt Return to ing, ‘Tal office "Pamens al MAN —~Girn ‘for Eeneral house- pone han and Wife: or 1 Zive hoth Work: plenty £ie or ~ ns ite: e very COnveniene e: Married coup! WATY iH Lost. oxid zed wat. ‘h. ao gold hands Address 1, 14; Post-Dj} pate) POR PER WA NTED—A G00d machine ag porter | Woxyay Sit. wanted } : ‘ oe ee. Longfellow, Rie /aundry —— _—€"ghborhood; Ho children, lac en athe tain. at Delmar Garden; reward. 602] Sub- MAN—A4 sober 1... ‘strious many ld Ii] , at 930 ON, Main st. Class rook : eCity or ¢ by ma 1818 . ena — Ho SEGIRL w ANTE D Gir] for general house. HIC KORY sg T., 129 Two large. _ we ]] furnished WASHING GTON AV (2508— -Furnished rooms re eFDaa av = a teat, US| SOUS i} i Vouls ‘ Ae emp way ‘SID iL’ pm — x ork Ow : : wh » « a f . >” an nt of ai “ ; Cen Live Lood re erry nee. Ad "Wake, = ) ADF — A ND TE A MST ERS WIpow Sit want od w mmo 2 waa, aim 7. Ww k 2 247 Me Nu air AY r MINS: sp, ‘ond floor: ro Mah houseke -eping: $14 — lemen only; ‘vc to $2. 50 Ww eek; bath, lunch- — — — % POoMES, 1101 ¢ hestnut st eee mile house on St. Charles rd.. or Kirl 5 veare 1; desires +. 2. HOU SEG IR L Ww ANTED- ti ’ Soa 2 EFERSOY : ° 4t Delmar and ('; i - r we, desi wads desires Position as hy ONSe keeper aw oan a Ae rl for” general nouse- IN AV., 105 ePatly ager Toons, , , ” TO EXCHANGE. MAN —Position Of any Kind «ey sired by a your g ste » cee a ne . Bro, for bachelor or widower: no objectiong to Keeper pf work all 1369 Euclid av., between Page and} in ‘luding bath: sui table a doctor S offic Ww ASHING TON AY., 3893—Tho =l- Story front 14 Word I nm man awed 4): ean vite good refs rence. . Ad SHIOF M AK F R Ww AN TE D T¢ oue her un on men’. « re 4 hi dren; Lood home and fair wa veg @ rpec ted: E ast on. i L I F E ING WE LI AV. ‘aan a S rooms: COOL, Pleasant - rood board. oTds or 4°88. 20 a same, H 3 Post-Dispat, h. ‘ Work Friedm; un Bros. Sh C 3417 Tan “Is Cal’ or ad. i MM, L., 27328 Oliy re beatae aise openecintey re ‘ 4 a) Nii ely mica WAS . : tienes see a, stab cust ae. | - HOUSEGIRL, w ANTED Gir. nt room and kite) ORHINGTON BL, 5089. Nice lar b | SEWING w ‘NTED—To exchange iietitieaaee Nita 7 a rl for general he work | ane te en, light housohee ip one ° ’ a ze room with r OX ange. Aa ‘Domestic sew. MAN Mt» nted iy young ian iO drive me at. SHOVET PRS IND Tp "AMS WANT ED_95 oS oH — - , sibiaeease in Gens al} family, 3834 Russel I : Use Work i tw room. Ping; _ de ard; S0uthernp fposure., a He mi: " hine and attachme ‘nts complete, in g00d Market or ShOCeCTY wag D. Alithony Mack. 2342 ‘Ts at $v per day, o> feams, 206 er load the A pecs verte a Vp eee seen ——nnncncie: ae ASHINGTON order, for se Wing. 4060 West Belle pl. Wash st. { trap tickets. average $4 per da. dth aad Olive HELP ——— =OD + GIRL, M4 A NTED—Girl for general house. | iL “abe BL. 571 Ni ely furnished rc room ; suit. Cxposed room, i 2s85-—Bennt i —= - . et. kK, nnah - é ° T a eet aney, be ) OU! eep lg. ve rr ] wa;»rs - . ——a=n MAN Sit w ante, hy YTorunyr man In ray, untry tin i 14 W ords or Less, 10 Cents. i ? * ery ce »~), . aa eee ea ii ‘ Atal , i - . "ewe + ee ‘ “ Shop; have «ce her al years’ experience. - wwf bo SHOEMAKER WANTED_x., Wer, etltcher and a Business Announcem: 4 8. 19 Cents Por Line. HOU ‘SE GIR a | wa NTED—Gir} for general “house: | | be 2 for — = he “— oe completely” furnished WASHINGTON AV. BROR 2d-story fp oe s ; BUSINESS FOR SALE. jee i Oe Lerten} yl P ors : . Ol 262 Sse , VUSe Kee be VULDern is - ” ‘ { n ol feet Ad. ‘¢) l. Pos Hispateh. I Namara Shoe and Last Co., 206 N. Oth. ma SINE ae WOMAN WANT EID Experienced te .. Pply 2e Russe} av , or baa is “Xposure. iti With Ist.. lass board: bath, $4.00 Week. ” 14 Worde or Legs, 20 Cents. WnVone rive arr ary of \ 7 , , . . Wong a porte [OTs ' - How Ss (FIR W (le y on Foe — » Olle) Nice a! tory > = ’ >a . : a MAN Will ans ? 1 bive Married man work of 5 MAKERS WANTED -Stock fitters megs in umbran fe f 4 mp Ape 3 pening free fre, In eral al dl AN TE e erman girl to do gen. counecting ‘OOM; aleo hallroo: : send ‘oom and W ESTMINSTE R Pry, 4214 Kiegant lv furnished BAKER or sale, good bakery and dairy stand; work sy T's Post Piet! and steady: must Wednesday evening ot 10th and Franklin ac mi 4. K 93, 2st?Dispateh a -—ecmall family, 1934 Benton st ; oon i rooms; excellent board; also Ay boar : at Ca8CS, counters, refrigerator, complete ; 4 nincenariilen, “. Post-Dispateh TTR COMMUNION : bear i ) | Hor NE KF , 7, “UCAS ay. 2736---11; nado Mely furpic ‘= F. . ving rooms, only $30. 3208 Olive 6 : Ne : SH101 we Ww BL DE R W ANT E]) Shove] and Spade The hee ; pnotos, Soest In the city: $2 ‘Ween oem - i E +7 — AN = i” Experienced house. h Ol as 1d “old bath, ojor o fu Pols hed | row ma; Ww E ST RE LL BE PL. P 4478 Nie "eC ly furnished room - MAN~Yonny Man willing ¢,, Work wants ty learn welder: must be first-¢] ‘a88. Havana Metal Whee} ©: S091 Franklin av.; open Sunday : a wh ~eeaut et reasonable ve PEE Ie a es; terus 1St-class board; home coms ‘orts z BOARDING HOUSE op sal G > . board Machinist. Ag. po Post-Dispatet, ‘°» Havana, 11) ye COOK WANE D—Good ok. S HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Sea, ? A : howee : hand met Hebi. 7 frman, hoarding nOO"G = Short ord: white SEK t Housekeeper. middie. LOCUST ST. 28S4— Typ ! PL, 4406- Large ] on a full poms: 8e ~~ MAN Sit.: wanite i te on Mg inan, 24 Would like TE AMS WW ANTED Tan to haul ¢ woman: ne ) Sunday Work. App) ly L ple Cafe. eo» aged German Woman referre, 7 om wo elegant}y furnished large BECO} . se, newly ‘furnished per day: fy) ll of Pood paying boarders; pa sit. as driver > will “pay Hid body fir: Week 'c “Ullivan ay and Saas 4 &3. 50 a day® pe oo on Pestnut 1 ated. Ad. A 2, Post. Dikpat . wate how situ- front room %+ = and 34 STOrV; excellent location id story front room; BPSt-Chasg board; for two Can balan hed ne ems to suit: sickness | cause, Waves for Suit ab’e sit Ad oe 4. bine? }) Sosa ty 1. ior {Tr ict? Ing (C'g es ik v CW poet \ r i ' ‘ un “ lin ‘O ST ST’ 2616— (on ac a a Ca Phird and Laibar “dd. : _ \ ray’ ED A good giv) 'O do plain Cooking; | How tre — EPER WANTE D— By Widewes T, Neat Dished - also lar ‘ Postrcmy aes rion 9. — fur. Ores ' DED Ee mA N- Young Lien 4S situa; ron in Meal hurkes ts Ti A Vis Ww AN T E D Ts ha) 1] fravel at Spring ay foie és Nee O11 Mo gan sf hou er; g£ood home for right perso D. Ad Yy ern €XpoOsure 5° .4 convenience south- HOUSES ROOMS, ETc. WANTED. ' ree . 8 . . - “ye — clear store, in “first. -clasa a8 some ex) Tlence; cay Speak German ¢° 2 and Wabas} te Sy ( 1 ‘ +. P wie: Dis ate betas , = veation. Ad: T 4, Post-Disnat, *h. Post-Dispat cy, : | Davie vi Be track; $3.25 ‘pep day. Martin mood ennai Woman wok for restaurant. site | MANCHESTER Ay. SR eMMES 68. ans soos — Pie Ms eee ; S , —~ ons a ‘+ DP ate family a ( Mapers. spectable 7, ~cnlences. 3408 Pine at ~ Disraten. Cusiness; 5 Kood location. “Ad. B NM. Sif by on Mm aan ght atchman ne ur iv : “ls Cc OOK \\" NT: : x rin Se: en COlLOT Es I espec a e ur- ’ I } ; ; : ~— , ‘ Fs) rerrng firl ta ’ : . Wol t fo Cetier; ho ¢ a y ni hes cn ( ‘ke by . . ae : "OP pele tne eee = dy holesaie Muse Or Off ire building, ) id Mite he TEA VS WA NTED Tean IS for Slip wo; kK und ‘men Washiny + wr aoa regitineg [ aha ok and Assist “ ary l pe a. + ing sony a rk: ho « ‘00k ing ; food pe rma nee, Ei r ligh t h use ke ej ping or Without: “Epler na TED- Young man Wants | room between Geli vy mit For Sile bh “iTgain, oMplete ‘stock of “siento €1.75 12d Mallinekrodt ats.: teams $8.50, mes COOK Waves - optic L ADIES \ . NINTH Dispatch, “*T®4i state terms, oa. B 4. Post- 1 groceries and fixtures; good stand, 51084 Kaston, Mi HA ST - ne a ce oa —- m9 S1.75 a dar Carrel] ‘ ‘ontra ting Cr, “ae AN PF) Night Cook in restaurant. 1040 | / S V ANTED Z Adies to learn hair dr essing: - pe ST., S15 N Nie ‘ely pmnished front rooms; = PS icay ERY Por inle. « a«) rr " ter, tinemi? hing and pip at + tee a ; seine . UPry De Re 1 B RIE R Ww A \TE D. Steady k bri : ee Yior ay of Bex 7 athe ‘omp letes: ot la] advantages this : Keuts or light houseke¢ ping $1. Week up. ROOM W AN TED. A nie ely furnts hed room, for Seat ket: aD: on a * oon Srecery aud os | ~s of any kip ! Tice a ara teste ; cia a CO a | work: ring Cc Vie Sl po ons guarant ( tools furnighs i re acon wi : . OTSONS : State price and = Je. ‘ati pF : ‘ & d, A j } fi aren ‘ i i¢ 114 Grand ; S | een Ky e- oe, ] + f wean Won un COok fi r short or ( ai 1] or Write at one e. Moler ( ‘ollege. 114] Marker. go ST , sng ao furn{s) le d roo! ns; light — Dispate) ; On. Ad. M 9 GROCERY ae js ~ grocery shane ioe ” good town; A Tory ‘Por i ke ' ges é ; . rs, f S1 la eeplng Alfie: x, _ . inant , . PAI I I HANGER ~Si Wanhied fry CXperienced pai- WAITEPSs WANTED aa wanted: waiters 112 ‘ LADY \w ANTED Old lady or small gir) ree j floor flat: ref. ex.; $10, a, bopulation Sogn. about $1500 «! OcK; good location: Dict oan DPulnte r Carpenter Ad. « 4. oat . w =, ) at. ’ sit “ C OOK W ANTE >) (00d COak - Too) referencee: two &teady home more than Wares by uple. “R2INE NINE TE EN’ 7 I ST. 1120 \ First floor front fur- R MS AND RO filers ss W It}, Tow]. tonne Te rre, ‘He. el : Nn fami, NN. Newus. 7 , rank) in ay m ae Hished room; lady Or gent 00 ARD WANTED. Ty Ep Oys A . + : mo '. . . ; a HOTEL.vor Sale. cheap. 30 room botel; stead PATTE ara keR pat tera: i mer (woed), first. | BOYS MAKE SPENDING © MONE Y gas thot, WANTED Eno. need female at | LADY WANTED~ a Ten, (Ady to assist with hora ” Donets AEs, 3004-24 story rout; housekeeping or | - Cxperi. Suzy Ga) ispatch only a few hours’ WOrk each aliors SSOCiation. B12 T* inne irs of age, to trave] under lady yer es "kh on oan ; ; _ ; : o14} aus Ay a24." Riad lute jp Pharma, ys Cal] Up Kin}, ch DD day; Dieas: int and Pay, ‘ing Occ Upation M;: nF oe n, E i ga rt QuSt he thoreugh}) y re spect ab] e and ena fc penn ve E ha | » 2a Nicely furnished and unfurnished R¢ ‘OM A N]) BOARD Ww AN T ED oom and hoard. . aes : > “ : Cue oad ‘ 3 Diy instity Utior Is to “lay. my ide th eir _ \\ AN = KE I) -f rN ct uts 21 \ St} &T.. of wee k : e Ypense Le a ly; anes d: steady wok ‘A ; kK r ODS, 4 "Post ints ad en St. Ls uis pore fe Tred Ad, I> RE ST Al I. wy _ 2 or eale restaurant, In lie ve mining CE on tie wo a mene Sta iN life sel] * P@WSpapers , ~Hey ne - ei “. “ge pane : ¢ . : ‘ost l Date town MINS S. Com. hy 4. ere KeTARY MMpetent spon, frapher wishos wer ietntow.: nen ling : a eo ies yg u « AnD Ot sel] ad “23 ® t-Dispas OLIVE ST.. 1931 Two connecting parlors: or oun Sti 3 i x If Empire City, — air iad as aveding 7 CLAPY OF acsics ee? lave tine Cail o) send & postal: card to Cire at agen sterg GIR ws WA \TED—Exyy rienced basket makers. St. | M ACHINE sinha” WANTED Experiencad a Ate; first floor ROOM AND BOARD WANTED~ Room and heard. ROOMING HOUSE — Kop sale. rooming house, Wate re TY (es ‘ree Puite Sulary, HI Pisert mi it, Po ot ay ar patch. Cpur Ii; KET an (J I; On Nice’. f irhished- will se}! cheap if soba “atts, in hie Ster. ne ann . a : é » SON . a ; ‘ TO Urn she, rooms: one or ispate “at once ci UN lvth aft Sree. GT} ed Ss s A n* TE Tl) ke ae ~ »} i] a s Bar j © ‘ ' ow S : d . A 15 -) N 19th st , Uy DStairs Kelits or han and VW ife : =. gy aa —— R ©STM1OVve 1e Of nd Saeereom to Poot et te. hous Kee] er, Mer cant tile Cr) DT NI RSE: SRG WANTED Op k | LIVE , | a — ae ‘ Ird St. “ned Locust stg 5 tn ~, ‘a : ° work in suburbs, Ap- OLIVE gsr » #837 — Nicely furnished connecting par- ; 7 " : a piv 7 Olumbip bldg lors abe , , ; & pi oy HELP wan TED_MAarE A. } 29 % : : : "ye e- "T° a> ; le NZe's Ol Be, k Bakery. Ws Pie Eg Fe x, al 14 Werds 6 less 20 0 entis, (: RL Mv ANTED—] ee ce bi meoeeen y floor; e Mplete for light housekeeping: Ad. W 2, |] St-Dispateh. aati Al Ri \I-—~Wany ed, clowna and outdoor attrac. . ‘ciated, ; ? ‘ UX periey e DO makere Pop T) . m ra ee ' —_—oe ar Ne pies RAD): WANTED = : oe case's AL K SMEN Wax TE D—Twe wy € and coca sai perienced enye pe makers, 7] U R a ak te A me wine woman, an, . “apable of car. O1 IVE RP a - feels a: — bn ote, = Call Grahame'’s Hall, 1308 aly -ae m De, : , Silgle union $106 tn r Tee ater . ‘i » liig )] ‘ ‘ j P 5 . 3008 t . in i .* S «rye “un, 33: N. Guarri SOn ay. re fere: aoe sia * ; "Gone "Bros ane party; Gin, WANTIcD Machin hand t ew or ts. | bi rity , z A N : ep I Si for Itght hoy Usekee vie? ee ~~ = FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT = . al Ss ies tien ‘ros. MoT » On . of i, WACH Nea Hand, 0 8 ' On ants, ("log Ke hod ]: . “a 0m COCK : 2 tT @¢ . a 4 RRER Ww AN Tr D—~Por Wwe dnesday evening, Sat Pee: a . — AGE ITS WAN TEN VNINg-room gir » for} ths ANTED Experte need pants Pregsers - ‘OiONn BAWBER WANTE]) come *t 111 S. 6ih Bt y 4 , tty ethos Sf. OLIVE ST 15 US Nik ‘e] y furnished roo 7 ; ee . Un he Sen Cholera pe nedy, $50 te $100 4 month = wl hall ro ols fre 5 Pe td two 3) ; p - , © ensile m, nh .. ; ‘ : © Baek . ITW AIS e , m $1.25, L.BO ¢ , DRESSMAK ING Lacdlow taflor suite fy: ' BARBER WANTp, Good barber steady 45 ae a ts asily me feclpe With ree Cons only $s} GIy, cs ot (trl for dining roan and wach “ney r MAKER RS Ww ANTED ~25 eXperionred SAP iS = $ o $4 per week FURNISHEpD FLATS FOR BENT. summer suite. sa uP; Me gente: 8 atyiish Wees. Gag Marke t at ales i A, Bile a: “SUCr, 21d, ; AChKer, adu Cah, kk AY. fie Rro idwa : ; Wals NAKENS; apply at once HOS N. &th . or. DP le > 17th) Neatly furnj ishe r 14 Words or Lege 10 © ents. hi live «yt me. 7? inn R St... d floor j rooins: rente r lich? ] kag ; 1 , AGENTS Ww ANTED- £2500 Ca } ; : ; pani a a ur > -en OF iight lOUS€ dcaatr Te 480nab]e. incaeaen f - BR ARRER WANT? D—1126 Pine St.: ste “dy work. 8) - months by bustling gen during ee GIRLS WAN ED—Sernh LIris. Sf. James Hote], SEWING « GIRLS w ANTEDZ. At 2129 Mark | Av. Sues PINE spr aN 14~ Ny atiy furnj ished. fr nt d DELMAR J oP ment prin Se te a mere b~ ae wo \ In fam tites ‘ me — nadie, ‘ “eth | ‘ oe i¢ ' . “a — 4 .-% “» > on an p ‘ther POul: r ce ina ‘ in mn es: erTms reasona e, R ha BER W ANY oT) ne - ei m NS. oe nit © and fancy rub} er aii cuffs bosor an: GI tT, ._ 7" : ai : ea rooms for one : ; me . i cn ~D—On Boed barber vO Market he Ktles: patented and guarantee, ] ‘foods fetiens oa ince a “ - cae nberience qd : UIning-room } SEWING Git ‘) WANTED At 2129 Clark ay. Weekly of housek CVng; also hall room, $1.50 eter ——. Dressini nk. — st Mans t, ; “, ‘ { rid) 5 mt hee Cond le . oe tie « 4s . Ponenes > ; ror Fa NOS BIR dees red te each 2. “IRL WANTRD— To lease Uressmaking. 3493 pypg | TREERS HS OR NERS W me Ca gt Women's _ Post-Dispatch Wuinette, 715 Pine at | Gameaenen! Bide pectalty taut st; divorce and a CUStoma a. OARS ] r Shoes } , . : , . Boy N. AN ne i > tie ALONE reani; h t , “st Omer, f me | fa:n!] °O-Brown § a0e Co., 2iss and La > ir } j “alage suite a ad tity; consultation free. 7 Xhe Tie ’ ivad lig ad trim, mi Ine ent. 9 ' vi ’ Th arve ~ With our new Photo ticket: ST, P at :t@ rR dOONe rat furnished : Od. Story front room north. Gs. j VR 4 K xT gery 14) roome maorde rh d ee th ee ‘ Jos] in Sho, (o.. € Te and ida) a Ja eve light Murilte 314 ay Ive e st Git WANTED Re “a =" ern Part « city: conventent te a car lines pri. all convent. fe Ps a AS, ’ Prige Ly ‘OKC FS , ety ad Wietly 4nd ym 4 mod. ‘— . an-tie s PPO TIO Ted x ; a r CUSToOm | ‘) N \ e 0 . . } ‘ Hij “ Zehts ref ( ‘ a > — ' i “Trnite « ‘ dvi . boy NV ANT 1) To iSSist around house BOs] ee Vests Ate button holes Lppls at SIZ Ir inklin. } dea MA 2505 Dye "tog al hed ts "9 work by the Disp coo y " preterre i. Ad N 117 Post. I | pre ts ig: ore evechaenet? Comaee — J ete et Kelle jy,, | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS, GIRL WANTED Any poor orphan a> — , seta > | MAWTON ay thor t24¢rn ¥-room dwelling: To ie fh os tae ee Buoy WANTRE I “14 Wor is or Les ro ’ t 0) L ham T 374 : > ex 1 * 1 io ropes ange eed I - pO rd curnished Fern LOF one xe emat “ R r € it laa on; me ng! a oe 740, ” _.. ) Strong bay. 17 to 0) > ort JOSS, ( ‘en _ Saale A1COTD), (y] j Ves “] pap T she) Fy HY j al] COnvente Nees: ge ta per Month: Cook . ol] us, e?.. «& (‘a SUT Chestnut at. | . = noe =0 we OX Bron Soda fons, Aj ply “ Tetons WANTED. Lading Or gentlemen: bie} GIRL w ANTIED— at r2sl Eads ay LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. block wes of Taylor: “OUVenient ty Suburhen Mi RGAN ST. 8134—1) ms: furnge hot ] : TORO Way "ud Lucas M¥ia 28 Rea: Mn, arks honey, ail 14] tS. Grand a , - ; 14 Words or Legs. 20 Cents. and transit « ‘ars, Ad. ,A 4, Post Dispat, h. Cold wha? er in d oa oe ee — — | GOLD AND SILVERWARE, BOY WAN Ty) ) = HOUSEGIRE wa NTED—A good S'rl for genera) | . f Benth. sao. ane? Condition; vacant ny 1; perg 14 Words or j 20 Cent nb - : i) A Food dining reom boy. 8200 l~- house Work 4000 M. rgan et ‘ RONE Ie: \\ A NTED Expe rie ne ed @} irtwafst fron- Re MON Row; m {n hy me of widow - no Other roomers ayy 427° Olls ee ly to A. ID f unNDinghain, roo, | Usk & Lena. pests Cust st ' sei Wages ten, > Haffner. Ewing and Manchester WOK sac ssn ' WARRANT EY " PARTNERS WANTED. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED | oF. Woltt spree ess Steady we aq APPIy at Pani . ‘eye ape solid gold ana ‘tacles fitted to the ; ; yy ‘eee. Mu) ‘ , Ouse ky ‘ene widow i Walt Shire Laun: } 3d « » aie : : "ACE , “ns : ne . eve Sm, CVn te ge eh — NTED Bos Of 17, tg earn barber trade. 1% Words . a res oes Withone Ndrep preferred: gic" ml ai Phe : i tundry, 408 \ I st., thi; d floor. ST rapt AV... 1319 ne ) large unfurnished room; i in NSE | i is rooms, rm, vern dwelling: ali : poe wd ' ) ted fre =. B. Straus, “ve “= PARTNER vw ne Arent Jeter. W. Henry, Eureka springs: | LAt NDRESS WANTED velartenced laundress _ rent cheap," 1°! party | C8; $32 | spert, $23 Lacs BOY Waxy Hoy absut 15 »..,, ld to learn mvt fa / DF ee Pawibroker, establis red and ATK | "Wednesday, gaye Jeveland ay, SIXTEENTH ST., 826 N.—Nic ly furnished fron, *HOM, x rds:” geet rome} ur, gas, bath, | ———— STO fe Dree., mnt. P - r. ‘a yok at ij ha ilig pone ‘Tt*S iP oO ts La ‘ : ridye . i279 2 on ‘ . : , ba - a ‘ - ~e i 1) ¢ o PG - er ly aes . ; > . ari} i j BOON! ath ot FW. Losse p's! | ase and increase the bin ete aao ne oat- Diam wee "Swede tt | WANTED Wsewore, 2erman or | LAUNDRY Her a ae nD—Waiet and “indies? | bone #1, $1.50" ner week ae nen. | open, “"*E Bewly painted and” ipered ; $18; | CLAIRVOYANTS. ' oe “Wede gitl for seneral honsew,-'.. ne Shing; | ©'ethes ironing ap mangle hand @ starchers ry oT apices WANT —Bow ; " ' . I’ ser hee reeWw phd Aa Widow lady wishes elderly | Loo Woges a NS} Y 5 a On ay "ork; NO wa ef Wiahites], 2215 Texas ay : and gtarcher | SOT LARI> ST., 1016 Furnished front room, to Sse | 14 Words or Less, 30 Cente. " lint Koy how Tet Chootent th Oa ‘OP Sih Pp; Ley 11} Par . @F Hieitinys fe ODE) ee lirst.~; ae | 1 iT :] They ae 1" ; ~ | ] A] NDR 5 H het ie \\ 1 — sateen sak $1 — en | | EN Fy rae, NOs I? ard reader: le fo 4 Lae at B . : se: re OUSE: Ke fer NCes ex, hanged aa. DBD 4 : e " cs . ,ANTED ‘sitl) for Feneral house. te TS and wi oni aig a, aaa ae | TENT H spT SOR N front rOOMS; southe rn ey. |} FLATS FOR RENT { ated .\ ih, between Hevert and Pal = sin. , s iSpat OPK | , rine. 2008 Olive Sf. a digea'™ ' ats her ane aiundr # ° , a! Fol, hho To try Harris’ $! 98 Shoes; ma le : } wer . i arte tap § He ST Myst a ; posure well furnished. Fents or igh t house. 4 Worde ar lee tr) 4 ents | Vie » Peay ; NPORT ’ lairves ant, pal millet advice . “AF. 520 Pine at. PARTNE i " ANT ISDA Od “Pportunity for po. | HOt “EGIRE VW ‘NTE (sirl for Feneral house. | euwemes | Keeping; $1.25, $2. wee BARTMER A\ 7 INCSS, sDeCulation ave atrimony. re ery : ~ ~ : . ork , irk ost Pon lal ny titi “ cece aimee 4 ' (ny OOM Ss gn, mth me i : a : ; en e Boy Ww ANTE D— “Boy bow? 1S or ot) Tenors old tt “ along \ * “ ae tray ™ pte ane, in a rative i Ran f .. . iM, me ? a litt "s Small family, W ASH ST Zoe ftooms for light housekeeping or $10.50; Stburbean ‘ ms ae " oe “6 — | wateg - a eee e120 , ogi ing; predie. Chas Basiee butcher a. OT Perienee d delivery tee ‘+, Ost Dis: atch, | iin os 3 . DANCING Kentiemen ith bar 1; Southern « Xposure P- i r Tr. + = ' ions are Infellihie oi tb ve is i SLITK Winx oO * —— ‘Yr nies . - | 1514 SOV er r ome tina? —-. T HOUS] CITE, WANTE I) Neat. Intellige nt gir} 14 Words cr Leas. 20 Oente., W ASH ST 160s Large furnished frei 1undry, » (on ina + DD Sstaire; | MVE ANNA, the hest known fi tune teller Cc. AR Rt Il. DE RS W ANTED Experien- ‘ed SITUATIONS tem 8 me ALE Wanted: +h il] pars gv per week: nust Lo home j nC . > 2 j house ‘keeping - alan ate me room if ; ‘A r? L SOCmE for ' Ras: hw qd a“ ud f wy) as. | NOrK: no vy ty UT ae | irginia av., between j 14 Wor I “a ‘OTE BRITT INTE 44 429", th: } Al’ f TIONE ES sent to any part. of the United ti) ning Poon With «! ix boa: rders 219 Lu is ay Sis{ Washing and ironing 2702 Y owe USt sf } triad and r Yer aye } us or “8s, 20 Cents Ww A SHINGTON “e . fA 29 Large nicely for nished floor @ rae me. bath 20 ¢ te Ny ~ my it ts os State. We wil! hw vo ee) yoy out. L. Blumes- : : : : . ; ; . . Tar ” " " _ - fr mr roe Mm: fir { Mor ry Ome or t a ekea ty g “Sa oles Ontar “4 _ =) Naive ar > i ke ne ’ a line ‘ arket c OMME NTON PROLOS, hese in the cite i denn COOK. 335, Wanted by a first-class oo, ie Call Bria “POUR N INTED— rl for genera} heii ‘ In erent. RA COW: cheap; apply after 4 j St is f light bh Usekee,| ; hen la ‘ a & bloek from Wash gi. av. i a & When Studio 1631 py inkiin ay : op " Su das a 1ONG Wy, StMinster bl ' Werk ‘ 13g Phersan av. a $330 FE 'STon ay } W \SHINGTON Av... 1217 Coo] rooms 24 floor for ae, ? % K0Od ten int ' . — ———— . 120) ‘ oO a Ns ‘ mn { lao ont ) ‘ 4 ™ DISiry ASHER WANT] D>. Good man to wash Cre K Sit. wan, ¥ competent coal in priyace) Hous IE T, WANTED Good etry fas genera: | — I'¢ J ale . Young £reyhound ; $10. Call at 4515 “ sr oh spa 4i8o fron Parlor nie ely furnish !; E ASTON AS 45184 Beans ful Ar flat: $10 to | ~=DICAL, dishes, Might work. . 811 Morgan Bt . ani) Conrent of Merey, pe, ind Morpa; sf MSO WOrK; no weah!tag 84°53 Chestans st a og | u PS RAO neigh bert OF; Keys next doo te ADIES—Chicheer Fnglich Pp - ma . : hal, . S} Teun 9 AY ” ~ " . ume ht, er’s ng ie speyroyal Fille Dhiy I RS \\V ANTED Drivers. in t Dawe mort xg With { (otk _ ed i mm VW aN fe’ hy let lpes Coak in) Hest s] ‘iit, \V AN [J] I) sir] for ye Dera) be 1es per La gd a sad ie 50 ween enme for | | waa L, A\ 112] Si wil} rent A ben itiful } wer [ are the leat Safe ste tee ake os eee : “ut fall H. © Leia, ~U5 Ss Jeers, ay Aa ‘ wee? WAT on ae Witp Tetined hn oe Work: othe, R'tl assists: family of fonr. nts MUSICAL. Poon) eh ti ' n tne lowalirs i Prem de « amp for Partleulare ‘'Relleg foe j “olan re | * * Post-Dienaton ~ 4? Andel inc . = yma ladies” in letter by return mail ruggists, PORE MAN ier = be reman for Paper hes fac. COO} re ' 14 Worndse er Less. 20 Cents. WEST RELLE Pp lL... 4% Murnished reoIns, on aac Fa rs oy. oe ry and Coleman ata: three | « hichester Chemie) te Phi ladeiphte® ‘pt! OOTY: must Meret an, — bustnec. thoreng)) ts Tat Y CvOk ana do lig) HOUSE Work: em. | fiotx~e PIRI W ANT TD Mpetons } ; tintin tp me Oarding mile om crs — arn. Water , ‘Of OT: we, ter e ue > | . all’ ite dotane give rete =e ce lence y . fumsily ioi4 lath .. mie MSOEWork: gy }] (rs? hooe, work: no was ine ten 5 vr for aen- | ESTE Dianos 4nd organs excel tn Mperior sene. ond and ¢) ird floors: ' SIDE places CONVenlens Cornet & Zeth ge ttt. ah De free; rent $12 50 — WAS went, ad Haant al Box (Ce ian: uth, Mo | (tH. « iy j West Re] pl ts sate pi. me . vty _ ae ] Pan ps oma ~ 4 pweetest S es PIPTEENT H q FDUC T he Fie gates eat Waliled try Zirl as oo, Ok Sly Ry ston an ios MUalog ever Drodiee d, and {s found eT... 713 N Modern newW fve-room , A I ODly in the Kstey instruments ROOMS WITH BOARD flat; bath: o Per Sheehan ay ner there ONAL. MW rda ar l_eae “> wats THE ESTEY CO, 916 Olive at. 14 Words o- leas, 1 Cente ‘ona 1" . > oe “ ae “A SOfhs I oT RTF one iB | we Pn ] Is 1% eon Fiez ine 4 and roun j t. ; W. Pe med 7 a ;' ard bidg © Toom fia s Pew: ] ; rey r ‘and $12 Apply rea ut Bi AM'A sp Lane; Fits “ ANTE lin) labore re iri, und Mor. | oe ; Ties SEG wt Sth and « OVI Oh win and 20 mean eT COOK. sry Wante | | v. 7‘) : et. pia ’ " ' G4 ARE NTH ST ‘ S lee ti? ‘nm meriss Ale Oh. Marke: et Abaticst tiamiy! ‘ ontraeting | om lefferson . 30 8 Nie four-ro ni parate MOUND ITY mi XIN Ess . bre jah pif il by (mik wit) ov VW ashing 227 “7 hb ARIS TOCK. ATI boarding; river bins. always : weer — breezy in d ol ive ‘ly hotme front room oe | Pa tensive grounds: entrance {oO =6front Ofc Nard. 4708 § Proa lw. i PLA NOS rene: best Jrork manship Evaranteed, fop $1.73, a: Yaw ford? 6th and w 4Soington ay. RENT Dlanos, $7. $2. $3 ang $4 per im, Mib; fine Sesortiment, pf G. Smith, 1012 Olive et., A. R. Whir: aker, + Manager. SINGING #8 taught in ‘leading conservatories, 50 cents a lesson. Ad. L, 95, Post. Dispaten: $65 BUYS a full. ‘size tano; cost ? cover, 14164! loth 9 $375; stool and and COOK AY. 9, 3780—T wo ole - fee Eeneral hone, “ f8MUyY; wood home: £19 “40 Ton “ CO” Ni ao ar . LA Pier at x Ww AN TEI A Nriote« raed And sew. » pipe im rey n ae a hy COL Cd yy omy rt Int favette nN s erets. Apply to Evens & Ho "ard, {200 New en 4 ‘Oo good eo ate fami, rd, Ad Mr Mascman. 4: 16 St. Low! is vi How SIG ‘TRY, WANTED ~Str ny tir] to do renerg?! teem N@ze. Unt. LACLED) A\ 4520 Modern fla i ie@om hall B'itsively to d}Cung Women: ind! bathroom, Chane leller ‘ rant Ne bg h Derbys oa sea; porlt ons secured for at rent low “Inquire 4228 PARK AY., 8007 Four roome: “bath 7. Park ay: We est End School of Languages, all modern improvements. Keys at ark ~ anmnae bidg . WALNUT 8. 9¢110--Neo é-room fat; gas, courses ig languagueeee bath, laundry; nice locality; open; $15. rates Sie the a Dative teachens - a Manchester 5 house Work: good home to right Party; family of . a P| t) ay ° w — COOK Sti .c +. LABOR RSs \ ANTEKD.4 fow laborers: call at familly willing ft wen ‘e referent Mal =“ $575 Evans sh. yard rear : ~*10 Pine et. at 5 Dp. mw 1244 Wy MAU HINiar WA NTED re achiniat accustomed to COOK..2 ~~ISIt, wanted » j : refer 7 ret. “Claas CLARK AV... 2712 Second story front and Other rooms; with exceilent board: £3.50 per week OOOK ay + 4200G— “Foumniabes front room: vacant July Ai; ‘tenn if desired and tron: refere ‘nees, Cal) How — GIRL Ww ANTED. For Z@nera! housework: Koo lrone,, With refe. en fs 00k city or coun. "eS; fainily 817 N. dist t ot. al ce (hb; German gir} Preferred ork. 1518 Olive st. try; BN +g SRR th et ik —— die “hak ety: lie ty ol ee ae r wi awe.
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| HOUSERO 14 Words Cr Leen. zhest st. 21 nant BAD CROP NEWs GIVES F AB cova) f LATE FIRMNEss. a carload (> 4, Post-Dispateiy. for furniture ‘and feathers Ss r 2 av: postal 8 Wanted: | buy furniture * Omall lots. Rice. 2219 W WANTED~—To buy, furni- making appointment. or resi- ping see us before gelj- after some Onl sizaq lgh gre ney elias eens The PRICES Lp S11. atoven, will cnninstgichtttineemaias pound; gepd 0 PENING 1 feathers, ——____.. es, sh. ‘ TUESD. ree, SE STEADY Sen GD sciaditi of LOUIS POST-DIgpaT a. ‘a—Jt LY he oO? 60-046 60 ou 150 OO@ITE Go RAILROADS AND BONDs. ld for cash OT car ~~ “| TOCKS Utures in Cotton, and Provisions GAYLORD, BLESS|N 1 Flour Moy ment Bought and so gin. We are co | , “rious exchanges. live St., St. Louis, Mo. ALE... _ Export Movem WAS QUITE WEAK. ices at First Go Down, but Later Re. ceive Some Upward Jolts, ing Steadier. amar City, Mo., Eb lin 8Veonuec) first os. 3. 65s. \ ERCH AN TPs: EXeH Gk, Liverpoo) “iblos were the mafh Export Flour Cided break In the Brain markers ° | the range ‘fteadier and t What Zener y) &'Tuation Was before e} MAN wed iD ; ’ ’ . fice tix. Tegione nasi’ Mews was MATRIMONTAT,. py ‘Top regions AAVINE much influe HO USEHOLD GOO @ folding bed or bed- | S i IY settle, down Into the well LE. began to drag along Slowly, Changing less Ti , aS the session PoxTessed. tuck of demand for though blocks Of grain thrown on the tellers were seemingly unable te j “| Gold $4. pe; h ‘Y Dade Co., 4 CNAalges ans Se grew | Barre|s_| Sacks, Was some Me Hnation {0 advance - a _ es STOCK " nee over the range. Mr. 8. mh ¢ SYARI After many Shiftings {n Position ¢ the few changes jn bricés made Uitiny Sales, “neat 3-room | igure and this resulted, not : For Sale, rPniture PERSONAL SUNDRIES. 14 Words or Leg DIVORCES 4 gc. , = 3 Carpets, Rugs, Etc. Sewing Machines, Miscellaneous. Buck's Cook stove, ay, Clic » friend Indeed. isi. E Starr 2029 Frank MISCELLANEOUS 6. /} '28, but from the uncertainty Pit and kept them from Golng dence. September Wheat opened at ‘his tigure for a time and the Che Weakness of the Cables, down, Was the cause of the “arcely would the marker Advance re it would fall back t Leftwich lat (orn quiet, 14 48 llod: Fept.. 45 2fed., ° ST. LOUIS sTOCKs ANp BONDS. ‘Fisher Grain Co 413 Chamber Commerce. Waly rentimes, OF MGlic daw . mee, More hack to Se, but ruled tu 7S SWitched to the bear Side for a Was little really Rood picking Wy for ~..oment atira ted Reported by Gayjord, BUY JULY mur a opened at ‘i%s. but afte, this drape | rely out of the interest and attenti | August ePened ar Thee ag 4D offered The Trade Bulletin fixe. orders for any amouat Grain, Stocks, Provisions or Cotton og Margin July at 149.841 Gon baa, COM pared (iM) bu June I and 140.300, 00g bu a year the Past month there js “OM paratively ‘Tease, and ‘Onsidering that Prospects are ') these figures mav he COnSlidered bear sh. Future rices. . F . CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. The stock of wheat tn Chicago private machine, | at Present is 3.062000) bu. Total | Private ig 14.068 ono Du. G BOND and STOCK CO, Fou Liverpog) receipts for 3 days Which 416,000 bu Came from Ame; » Fevelpts in Months are those for the |; Which are 1.648 000 bu, of Which rica, bonda. All local benas d for liet of Securiti K BY TELEGRAPH. | Receipts op Wheat at Minneapolis and tlay Were 104 CHTS, ys COM pared same date Jas; Year. MONUMENT COMMITTEE MEET, Receipts Of wheat 4f St. Louis folday were 14: 293 bu. COMP red wip, 62.775 for Marble Tr fie the SeT2L, WS sk. ANd 136 cars were Pred with «1 one Sks and 48 Year feceints of Wheat at primary ears suine dute last gfield Examined ! 391 82g Dan, SOM pared with SSO O00 last veagr. Shipments. OAS NT j 113,000 bu sam. date jast yes Daughters of tf Planters’ Hotel Ty Confederacy m Sept. POTD opened 4 484.6) buy P Was only beld = for & moment bon | break In Whoat the Coarse cereal fel] l Be (Dur later idvanced to 4 Liverpoo] TN Opened 2 he break in heat were the e ard COUTSe aft ¢ TH. bu. of Which 146 09 DU CADE -} Stock jp Chivage private elevators f Liverpog] ‘OFN Feceipts for tiree i i f is total in pshile aad private KN) bu Grand | Receipts OF cory at St. Louis today teh 1. Compared With 28 o6n bu Same } (i! Pared with markes i Velricles suitable for livery busty some of the be: —— TURITY GN AMOUNTS TH SUIT. MONEY WANTED. “146 Worda OF Less, 20 Cents. MONEY Wa NTED $250 one Fear on $2000 insur ance poley (fraternal). In foree Is l up to August, pot Ad. p 95, P Kkreat majority of + Receipts. 4000 be Marke (‘ornelius Deneve Wanted $7009, 3 Years, ) Per Cent interest 1 want to buriow $7000 fo interest on my “Property situates rPOarg at 5 that is Worth $15.000. It is rented menth Wire DeUraAnee. TOO : tornado tngyr Stumm Why loan Fur morey te trust cor at four (4) ney reot tnterest when fhoice rey} Paty i f " cat ey ddresas TYPEWRITERS. Newest Gesigns, $3 to Jaccard’s, liroag Way and BURIAL PERMITS. te securliy at 5 per cent? ‘ty BS. Post-Dt Court of For Eeneral claas of 4 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents, TYPEWRITERS 24 bang typewrite at $3 and 4p" @ goad Machine r market could hardly Supreme Court HORSE QUOTATIONS. Catherine OWerkamp, a4. thou for $5 “ fervice guar.: all ma The Ypewriter Exchange 208 N, tee eees srreveeee #80 00OQ140 00 Ernest Pp Landes, et aE Mi 5 Se: esti. 1". 5 ame — “er — a te ee a
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8 ( TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—J ULY 10, 1900. BILLS AND BUGOLOGY “HU vaTH cHats” suRE;P] AMVC TIMAIED sraeemsse- wasn samee oo the Men’s White Wash Vests—single rte gt : - ; Pt gle oe paras bw C . ‘ht Society. His Theory of Bug Destraiction and This society have been in the habit of ting in the hall Wednesday evenings of Knowledge of Hamburg Add to each week, and making the night air me- the General Bewilderment. pees Fn ane ees tehataabier, who 10 YEARS OLD AND PENNILESS. prefer music in homoeopathic doses, an or double-breasted — slightiv soiled— A ie Shee eae Stn’ : new Galatoids | sizes 33 to 38—were $2, $2.50 and $3....890 Gee ‘BROADWAY : ! striped desigus — desp ‘sailoy rhe Entire Outfit for $3 : 50 FUER ep . Wedzuesday,only, remember.for a - ; —Ladies’ wash — Women's —Infaats’ button . Waists waists— odds Drawers muslin = 1 : ’ 1 fi Shoes Shoes of black Underwear — = . and ends of slightly drawers with yoke band ' The old story—overstocked. Can't always figure dongola, with patent ported Fish Net Cod solled waists, in white and 4-inch ruffle «(8 out just how many to buy. Prices cut to less than leather tip and turned derahirte-apleméin ine and colors — worth up with inserting— yr cost. We seldom make a statement like that—but soles — nizes 3 to 5 — hot weather—al- ne to $1.25—all ay eer . were 5O0c— w ° . day Wednes- 29¢ oa se ef when we do—depend upon its being the absolute all day ot Wadena C Ladies Wash Suits— truth. None reserved. Wednesday i d —- day ; . in crash and Laces «chine Tor- duck—neatly trimmed | Children’s Parasols—Of faucy Silk Parasols—In black, white Shoes _ —_ Jellies~Jeuy_ Tem. é collar, lanyard and whistle— The City Council Monday afternoon CcOn-!| who are not willing to forego sleep in order tinued its discussion of the annual appro- TO enjoy tne Apa talgae 0 gy toned 7 a POLICE FAIL TO FIND TRACE OF ; } +} p age complaint O tne ¢ciy co Cli Ulle priation bill and recommended the, fot ithe singing was a nuisance The HE ing amounte: Fire Department, $2,420.09) | a) inted a committee to look i R. House of Refuge, $470; Carondelet arK, | atter, ; ter pty Hatened - ‘ Som . Te ae I 4 eet C ' ]‘ t li { tn 3 avVerag ,' ‘ Supplies, $165; Assessor and Collector | night ear it. They reported to that | Foster-Mother Has Visjted All the Tate ates 39,909.76: ‘ater on- } effect, ; ; i Water Rates, $ neice ater eee St EE Reema ee gree Mee Childs Friends in St. Louis, but > . > ‘ ¥ ,, ovr igs rg, ; t-=- A 4 : : i — ‘ es were, COPAeNS | : age plaint of the citizens, and the Eintracht None Has Seen Her Since moving obstructions, $12,000; harbor and Society will continue its summer concerts. wharf salaries and expenees, $13,650; harbor — vee boat, $16,950; repairs dykes, wharf and river GETS A FREE LAKE TRIP. 7? 724,25 LS fo" ete te ae eo oe Se e Se Se “e “e, “Se Se Se ee “Se Last Friday. o * > yank. $22,000; street sprinkling, $172,724.25. ; osname of the bill appropriating $50,000 Thomas Lee, Station Usher, Wins eT . for waterworks extension and $26,000 for the fund to continue the bacteriological exam- ination of the Mississippi River water were passed over The consideration of the lat ion le to the station usher boy sav- to an unique ecientific « ission between |). on, Messrs. Hodges, Carrol! and (Gaus Bare | ase anh oo ee Carroll remarked that all the bus we ee \ ot Riya le Ming ie gio o river het we: n he re "hicagr ‘ould a ; 1 Faria ia] was next lth @ cote caught for $26,000. aian intimated ti Mi Coak ey wi | Biv Lee e U1 anspor- he considered the examinations of the river ea , oY F iil t Milwauke and POU Ee anid water unnecessary, anyhovy "her he ll furnish him with an of ler for free Water should be er h ntinued, | PSaeese wacrever » wishes to | nag wae Was as it passed ot if the faucets it tne nmne lake steamers. He wall 06 iat bi enunciated the etartling scientific principie | /'o! [ absence 1 two wee Ks, during that aS soon as a stre wrt rAIeD he wt avei al tne expense ol worth more—all day Wednesday. chon laces—that in blue—worth $1.50 - ' : ; sold all the time at: O8 and eames mre Figured Cretons— and fancy—some with kid, with vesting top— size with close fitting worth 20c— fn borders—others with ruffles— C sizes 2\4 to 8 — were tin tops—all day F K cut to ; J worth up to $2.00 $1.50— Wednesday, 1 Be Tow ! atlingie tramen Milli i Children’s 25c Parasols......... Se Fine Silk Parasols—Roman, . ~~ a F per dozen........ §. CLS comb towels ! Incry trimmed Children’s 50c Parasols........ 25e¢ Persian and hemstitched borders a worth 6'4¢ each hand-made hats on wire Children’s 75c Parasols........ 39e¢ oe depo — Shirts “aan : Fw Tumblers “er yd r ; nm third fl : ee . lac a colors— egli on third floor, rf frames— fine fancy black and colors Shirts — plaited rhe. Water Tumblers, He at 3!.¢ a yard—all day Wednesday.... o *, _ ceetanap selon csc J ‘ “——- aod a 4 “eee — Jerry Coakley’s Prize. — MISSING GLADYS ZIMMER. Thomas Lee has been declared the win- ner of the free summer trip to the north- ern lakes offered by Union Sation Master e eo ’ * *, Height, 4 feet 8 inches. Weight, 90 pounds. Dark hair, worn in braid down her back, Dark eyes, nearly black. Face long. Wears a band ring on third finger of left hand. Wore black. dress. skirt, bound around bottom with black velvet; a linen waist, brown, trimmed with white embroidery; black shoes and stockings, shoes new, No. 31%, high ‘heels; black leghorn hat, trimmed in pink mull and pink roses. 0 eo: ° ae straw braids Ladies’ Parasols — worth $4.00 oi “ , pain: — * 7 e + * o '* + n * « °° > *%, + * * ‘° a e °° °, * o,° . ° '* . * . ‘ ) . hatches with eeason : Items of Interest Condensed for the j} ne pet he ee eee ee, ee iz to the pective revenue funds, as fol- n } » . ve rice I and pubilec debt revenue, and handle all other grades of soft Coal at lowest arket prices. wonder, when you have once seen the goods > ‘ : ¢ , | 8 , Mrs. Zimmer stopped ai X pr MMece lo 1e fiscal year," Mr Sturgeon said and noted the prices at hich they hav Sent Home.—Eddie Keppler, 15 |; send log, aires g le girk- 2 Oi “amounted to $18.916.278.30. and addi®z the py’ = rere best sets of teeta ; . P } ‘oe |] > «(I i} ; ‘ > or i. . all out today. home, from whence he had run : —s » nai Hie , hou! to wait atte! fund for the year 1900-1901. gives the gross debt as $19,105,593.89, the gross debt at the union suits, knee leneth Ail pure silk, great variety 9c ribbon bowa-—-always . upto $1.00 corset covers—splendid —Ladies’ black ea ee : ; : : : hats— white straw braid : material—felled seams Hose lace hose — full Ler pot suiene en Neha awe Bare tarts Po ~ yy a@re immediately killed 1 felt certain that it would } , - so important a principle. He WP Ge eee ee Me ale ote ake ale ale ate ale ese ete ale ate oe | STURGEON CRITICISES | AW a, 5 Lian j ! WT Hilt j Iti | SnD el Hamburg, where a large number y . - Tom gs CS ee ; : y ih Ss: Mo | i MENT. Blue Serge Suits $10, $12, $15. Ing, Is still missing and the POC have di Annual Report of Comptroller Shows () | it rhis ok gh raus to his feet. ‘ |ERS, all our celebrated manufacture, } woo. inate ctreet where she was i 7 OV M 40) ies street, ere sne ; mh il ‘ eo M px . re PeeaANnter Comptroller Isaac H. Sturgeon presented f Will sell best grades of Anthraolte Coal at the following . wien ti ; = Le ene : Vy formes assumption of superior tae on 3 : 5 = ; subject, but 1 thi can fely clai old suit look like a new one. stated thi t ner nanie, prior tO aueption, § $8.342,758.40 and the total receipts of the / ( Grate 7 - at $6 00 er | ) - -00 per Ton S cussion. Grand avenue. Mr. Zimmer, rno 7 eer ie . ere Qo7.7 rt 6 os Ba seneniiie ;' ' ; during the vear $12,801,925.70. The disburse- — —— ~wipesiioien : All orders taken or filled by us during May and June at higher prices wil Yr ; ee arations to move ‘ 2 ‘TSI et Wit ; “il f 1 T1 r > - S g Yesterday WAS a wreat day for the : 4 Pan £9 neiet; P hic ify = } April J, 1AM, OF do, —— : CiTls thi y ‘ BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN nee Lmhy, Consisting ol ; ara Cheid, balances standing tne ere of sfecial ave Oney. VOl ain, We ere f£ole Agents for the celebrated description of dry goods, ete... skirts. shoes , ; f Busv Readers of ammowika raw ie Oo BAA » u ; Convenience of Busy . waterworks revenue, $920,564.00, | Acknowledged tu be the easiest and best painless commission to solicitors. Place your Orders with us direct at our offioa. $189. 315.59 advanced out of the treasury in ‘ ST ee Monday His father sent money for Nis wet : . ticset. os ‘ Zimmer the n went to see the matron, |; ar rinning of t he fiscal vear amoul ted to Re J: ph ype: eas a 5 Fen bf ° ° AFTER HALF A CENTURY. Mullanphy Board.—Dr. A. KleyKamp | 4). frunter. whom she knew, to tell * | $19,503,384.61, the reduction during the year ¢ BOD oy Ra Ra, aris xposition eproduced a 00 , ; ge x naaeowers 3 Freezers—one qt. sold at $7.50 siZe, worth $1.50, Walking Hats— Wednesday for.. —sizes 32 to 42— seamless—fast black and white—some trim- with fancy edge and stiff and soft brims— ntest that he will continue worth 12¢— e celor—worth with ruffle, worth up med with silk fringe— Mr. Holzes complimented ATrOU Pe an Se a! eee geet Titer "7 F F to $2.50 worth up to $10.00 +e UE delight by scientists all ove? the river water should be 1 d ‘hol ‘ | : SUMMER CLOTHING in great va-| Gladys Zimmer, the 10-year-old girl wh D .D citizens died from drinking impure wate | Wes atl l [dG (p (0a qd ( Coke (0 ® Said he would like to kn: ‘his annual report to the Municipal Assem- Ve eo | f : prices for July delivery. Quality guaranteed or to have read 500 re mi the lbject 1 MILLS & AVERILL, Was Astau a Sk ey SP wie TR ON Pe Se, treasury $9,119,713.89. The baiance in the —— peas loris = heen i? ‘ater ) we °4 if sr : ferisi, has been in Petersburg, “7 a) 6th ments In’ the last fiscal year were 939,U0N,- “sm be rebated in accordance with the @bove quotation upon custoiners ea)iin cool and* pleasant, and Crawford's ean, i nousehold goods ju psf om Kod pes funds and accounts, there remains an une ; word's clei tae shipped'.and Mrs, Zimmer, with the girt | {Uns and sccosnis. these camaing an us BIG MUDDY COAL TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, t and silks, did a hea, business, and 1 CAP ngs te ce the first train o ‘riday | and harbor fund, $41,757.28 extractors in S in s tae and harbor tuna, Oba. ‘ St. Lauis. -Dispatch. mo} ¢ for Petersburg. Bea ey er ee ae 4 » close : the Post Di pa ‘ nded ae pt outs inding at the clos Until July 15 we have decided Telephones—Bell Maia 867. Kinloch B 64, been sold. Crawford’s expecis to clean them | vears old of Columbus. O.. was sent back all! 1th I . ie afte ; } away VI i} sri b ( Un) i Llle rs anti ‘ipation of the revenue of the einking yy, aaiaieiine ae ee VIul anphy Qn her return She found the hi be ing $397 .790.72 The Rev. Dr. J. A. Annin Retired From : cted presi of the Mulanp! _ Pater nite pesto amp Br sie ecchin thaee «ein teed -- oe 58 | ae a i oard at its gull: meeting Monday. The iackei J0 minutes OF train . Urrne. wes | Mr. Sturgeon estimates the revenue to Active Ministry. treasurer reported $1366.93 on hand. then rent for a stroll about the Staclon, | meet the general expenses of the city dur- .o : leq ty) 17 ‘ fePw oat is 4 , +4 » ) rT’ r Honorable a tirement Wiis rrante 1 Vion- Called a Pastor.—The Carondelet : « she wemse . T¢ vane 64th & , W Moms Phi . yer Tire ils al year at $5,594,029 .88. I he total SET OF TEETH. $3 ow ‘ GOLD FILLINGS $1 ups ° > Gav by the St. Louis Presbvteryv t t] ek sok ad ts Ctienecs sin ee & ett tes Bhee i B ere 2, iy , Zimmer noti- Stimat q requirements age tceate $6,609, - Best Teeth (S.S.W.) 5 09 , SILVER FILLINGS. .50e The set will consist of 850 superb re roductions of photo- Say J . acai n a ee . dia KT i | ( = ny - : ~ ~ ‘ Z +h, Init = ( I} Le : az BPOrmoorzer, ia ath 1 iit? + Se le Lie atron an if cL Uittt } } nis « ’ Sturgeon neludes ¢ J in the Presbyterian ministry ® year ‘d brethren ‘ho assisted in the search, Di Ono avall ‘vere criticis he new police law No charge for extracting when ftecth are ordered P d d : j : . P ! . O. C. Meeting.—The Daughters of | S2° the Four Cor mive de- | gives reasons why it is necessary to A written guaranty 21f He eas WES 08 Cee by an eloquent and accurate description. All views 8x10, tal luce the appropriations for the various de- Anmnin for the iast W years hi joint iis t . chief » 4 ain. . t] : ‘ ; ; at | the Confederacy tat the Pianters’ Hotel she ant te ‘ f her friends, partments this year. National Dental Parlors. Olive Stros: printed 10 halt- pastor of the ’ terian church at jt Te Rola an«d (“itha, \ aS his isj we? a Tue di Se TLS bh arrange for checking whom ne )/ Cen) ly visit (} if } (ne ' pane dl ; EES ER EN . hl Louie and unfailing attendance at the stat. he funds for its monument at Spring-] child. none of r oul i any in-j| BUSINESS ENTERPRISE. Open daily till 9 p. m. Sundays all day. tone on hig y ed meetines of the e.sD\ ‘ae. | Tee, . ore. formation concerning her. se = . — ainted all the 8s Wie intater ; : ’ at anal Mrs. Zimmer continue r searc!] ntii | - calendered aper mnany of the laymen with him” His increas: | singer of the Interstate Merchants’ Asso. | §URdaT,,Mmarning. when she departed ‘or! A Large Medi TO NAME CONGRESSMEN. “bound 16° of ing age an] infirmities made ciation is preparing for the summer and agg eet gptdics th we patie hak of the: walter | by the Destruction of Their ——_—--- oun . , | , her own ef nd | | wend Conventions to Be Held in Eleventh more views each week in one portfolio. Parts 1 to 6 in- t(j] ‘To . 7 so | ing tne .citv SAVING Are tne candid ?@ woman's abdomen, inflicteing a wound necessary for him to give up active ie ageripiteeniole tagS ’ e4 , +; He was pre ent in perso} hepa Sig olan eariy allt mn meetings atl ine asso a Bs : department , y + clint, tage tan Kite. Pepsi A _aagg an is sending out several thousand cir- Mre. Zi ris 3 ss to know whv _ ‘ mie : ai : . : vtery. After hearing fro r. Annin the “ 7 Mre. Zimmer is 3 to Kn ns ‘he fire which destroye . and Twelfth Districts. : If a 8 i 3 ee ee culars to Texas merchants, announcing rail- | +¢he ehild should desir eaye her. While: . : . which destroyed the immense EO gi clusive now ready. you get the entire set it will be with the caurch : atte Se ae rates for that state during the dates] Gladys expressed some displeasure at leav- Swamp Root medicine plant of Dr. Kilmer E. E. Guion, chairman of the Democratic Go? . + a th t E Oo ”? s sc al Cj 4 ‘ As ’ fe ’ . ; ‘ : , “ ) . ry ‘ » y In the matter - the Cuba church ¢ seie L, ' she would miss the & Co., July 1, was the most disastrous | committee of the Twelfth District, will call just like visiting e grea x position. ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ i 4ituoa i * . oii $ 4 , 4 4 itr 1 : : ~~} " . at ry? ory ace s ; , : mecessary technical formality was taken Annual Picnic. The annual picnic tneaters ang SUPAIEC r gardens. Vi ré . 4imm 3 which has ever occurred in Binghamton. a meeting of the cammittee for next Mon- | of citing the congregation to appear before.}| of the St. Louls German Protestant Orphan a ner .U [wen Oo Te ee tae : irranging to ado business at cand agate in 1NGS J mmes a »utier, ] Aes! Eaclosed find 10 ceats. Sead a NO SE service, trac ang equipment. rr ’ : 4 G1] and former Congressman Seth Should you “te POO TR os aS enna ) EAE. SATS LUT 8 vl » else, aes Se Nene” § eCDE EER ~O sae vet 9 o* ‘ as as an ordinary child of ' el That this preat industrv might not Cobpvb are ilked of for the namination. opens **Paris Expositioa Reproduced if oy address. Editor Walls’ New Purchase. ) | is described as pretty and attractive. She orippled for a moment, through the cot _in the Fleventh District the committee without further Special to the Post-Dispatch. Wiis — bv tne soeiely Irom a town neat SV f > other prominent firms and ei izens. Pog bepe > i ayer . peeves PP stew trouble or ces NOGBO.ccces scenes coqveetascce ccceeecseeennseenemeen . scurre + ‘ ° Si. ‘ osepn, Tre y [r¢> fs) TOrV ; nd aclio nine ] ~ So > 4 WiOLAS - . 5¢ si an reorge © wubDKe / ( HARLESTON, is July 1). ( . +P VW alls ~ 9 . . M4 - rt" | » by i ? $ .« ~— ’ "ticrhyt for ) A + ’ “ she. - : J _— ee ; 4 . } chan e order torea | Y) formerly editor of the Taylorville ay mo- Negro, According to the Story, W as Pigg Phe ge 0 Be . ’ Bear 2 ~~ te ‘ ; _ al tn ee eee agi ben- frequently seszapmtieabs . tne nomination most ‘. ‘ 9 eo ef Num Picccccereeneeersessessse recess segs eeeeeeeeeeee crat. has kurchased ‘ a | terest , a ° ‘ : Pipe pen 2 ogee er ' ee 2 “ani ee ge Oy “He: Tl Ol Lr8e@ Ot a rp LOOT beople, aris pOS- A i 7 I ! La ‘ } ae ‘ an “6 ntire . Daily ng of hie et siggy he “- Cleaning a Pistol When It Went tO any ae > in & ‘T iif as ession Was taken immediately, and here, ‘I * AREA . —————— Set’’ instead of P. Di vinses punss s0064huneeebann DUGG haces bdek dame ‘ i : Lt P ‘ > ¥ rena? .- 4 . ‘ ork . . : : : i 4 bind os Wisi, sia, i 9 i ‘ » . st Ai, i Apc i oO. well know nin hews| aper circies througnh- Off Accidentally. probably not make inquiries ot ‘ } , : tar l he ft ing ¢ Quy . > ‘ eerie eae ‘ : 2 Part out the state ~ as ; ° . . : ‘ : : ‘ é y ‘ . a ‘ = , i P anni : : 7 ra hina 8 A pd + ~ woman, in the back parlor of 2202 Chestnut Campaign Marching Club. siphon 2 cae wae eo that mesa will| the acadeny. The Blees Military Academy $a" s Gu 3 Cost » gt Sa ae rr , of a i _ roduced, he mmense deman for , alr Ras : : tte + {, Ae street Tuesday morning. The bullet pierced | Special to the Post-Dispatch B > 1 +} has already recome ie ! f ; ae’ wt 1) J , “{s A et y ling. The yulle pierce PREEIN. Ill Tuly 10 kn Semieiinis —— toot will thus in no way be inter- ' ac One of the famous ‘ oad ei ge 2s, ~! ’ ts . | = s . hes * s¥ , . el Ors . , i iy ; ‘ ti Q ™ 1 4 . ry¢ ; ms oF a er cf pha: o . » ’ ' | Pekin organized a campaign marching ub : : scnoois of tne country and it {Is destined to - : wes COE Rae Bi ot ook oat oO hat Dr. Neitert says will result in death : bs Me AS eg ag lected Thomas Cooper presi- tr) ne | site, with adjoining property rank before very iong with Andove r and 2 : Pet Fees Sn ow pegs — hich has just been purchased, will be] s+ pay, ; St. Paul's. Its recent appearance in the r ? & ‘ss The an at ‘rom: both celal hi: t | ‘ is ic rice-president; R. Ek. Rol- err ; . Th man a id woman bot 1 claim that t! 7 nt, Lo Lae gies Amine nartore ew. eosntne ‘rected immedihitely an absolutely fireproof Dewey narada n ‘+ ¢ :' shoating was accidental. Stone stated at | Tins. secretary, | Headquartirs pave Mey sixcstory structure, plans for which nave | Dewey parade makes it familiar to many FINEST TEN-CENT CIGAR IN THE WORLD the hospital that he was cleaning. ; e Openea at OHAaANa S ahaa see ted meee ' arly ¢ plete: S nisane Tne: wenmlinten “ , . the will hold a ratification. meeting Friday , been nearly campieted. i Loulsans, The registration for next MANU®ACTURED OF THE FINEST HAVANA TOBACCO. ONLY UNION LABEL volver, wWirich the woman stood watc!} ee ; : P e > , ta) res : . , ‘ary ar . 4 , , , ‘lI night. Judge Worthington of Peoria will year Is already-very large; it is probable RAWAK-THIES CIGAR MFG. CO., 615 LOCUST 8ST . *) * he attempted to eje e é ’ ) : | a vamrod when the uisnae axeiok be the orator. : that by Sept. 12, when the fall term opens } Sechee Soaksras WIESE ete | Seeniatieierememeepeeneemeees | DEED STONE FAL) CTA CTOCET | 30 core anetccticas come rosea Aiso Try Our Clear Havana Resagos for 8 Conta * ot gerd the woman was told, at the hos- ae : =S—-- es Sone ' ; ; pil tl. that she would die she begged per- — E mission to ginny m i" who had shot her. John Pochran, Tamale Peddler, Nar- AT A SUMMER GARDEN. (LEFT MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE and Herase 6. a ee ee stone Was taken to ier hbeds‘de. After- St L i i " | tee. ee psc lg ype | , : 4 : ouis Republican Cl i | ene we ree | . ked up at the Four Courts, ) | rowly Escapes Death at Broad- ons “a Fresco “eel Aianning Will of Lewis M. Rumsey Directs Di- ‘The amare is valued at eng ray — . : penmadnens , —- , . ios : = — : ; viving members of the famlly. The St. HILTS set having the pain. 25¢. Zum and aliays ai) +> . p/ >t Pedestrians who happened near the south-| Club met at Odd Fellows’ Hall Monday °- Members of His Family. 'Jours Trust Co. Is appointed by the Misses 4aner * oy & “ast corner of Broadway and Olive street }] nicht. There were a number of speeches It fs proviled in the will of the late Rumsey in the administration of the es- morning marveled at the sight ot |and recitations. A motion that the club Wis M. Rumsey, which has been flied for | tate. DIN NC “ oe ne | Tuesday a = | rr F- Ss A L 2 SAY THEY DID NOT ELOPE. = f , 33 bn ARR “te } the Wabash ticket office, with a large pieee | mittee during the coming campaign was, remain intact until 1935, take Belcher Water Baths. ever befo poe a anee Miss Fiabel Green of St , SALOU SN i Y: ‘of stone | srs. Rumsey is directed to purchase out — —- —-— S¢ * acne - happened in ; Louis Marry : ~ BN ge _~ “ The people in the ticket office explained to] ing for an entertainment at one of the sum- aie a ut s of the Sti tye: =: Buyers Coming.—The Golden Rule sina : att? Dies Se SS sagt?’ I iries that the chicken coop was|mer gardens on the night of July 22 Jo-| her life. a+ CC UPY and COBtrO! CUFIRE | .. VW iiliam > Bu Ze of Jennings, Mo and ae . Ks . . . . . . all Inqu ries € 4 a ( yy i side h lo 7 Re hic é ndids ; er 4’ ii b life . A death if ‘ to revert to the Syndicate of buyers, which owns stores in : ed : placed there to cover a hole made tn the | 5€P! gOT Ts i yeh + hagas ate fOr BOovV- ate Al! household effects and the | several western states, is coming to St, Miss Ni ibe] (yr en of 5402 » 4 — xu >. ae ZR Re , { 4 . +3] € , . . ; , Ml Mi bel een of 5463 Vernon avenue aS & } ‘ ; ernor, will be one of the speakere on that ria gee , ° WEDNESDAY | were married Manday afte ee | Sa ae SOO Ng, -f y heavy iron grating that forms the gprtion | gecasion "ater lorses are given to Mrs. | Louis to do its fall buying, O. D. Misher a Monday afternoon by Rev. | iene BSF f the sidewalk nearest the building. ‘The : | et eee _ M. Rumsey, Jr.,,| Reads the synciemes, —— Better Bargains. |W. J. McKittrick, pastor of the First Pres-| 3 SY 4 vice be terlan Chureh; at his residence at 5097 , - >: a3, } hole was made shortly before midnight Mon- - " a Wash neton boulevard | oe - r] } fer r ot ll fr i = ee 7 You vet W PETS “p+ italy ara, ee’ ; ' : pday n ght, when the piece of stone fell from At [Se b Omeu's, Miss. W hi Butze _ de n ed that he and Miss | 4 y wy f the third story of the Insurance building. Gannot be Gut Out oF resting on its upturned side. ca-ried unanimously, The club is arrang- ae ' ' : : } oe ' . es’ and ( hildren’s Shoes ey ~s a } eioped, he admitted snortiy after) Paw As ee This particular piece of stone had cone for many, Many Vears as a portion which sold at $1.00 and = ddin that ape announcement of i & , ’ ; r) 1 ‘] ny woul, ¥ 1 ve ir ¢ p : 3 i ’ A 7 Y c ‘s ’ . *)? } | his lot sold Had the section of stone dropped in the ; daytime it is reasonable to suppose thar time to be stricken with the deadly malady. up to 82.00. Real Estate Sales. W | The Rutledge & Kilpatrick Realty ¢c, . AND 0 ELS temage y yg aah eben cates A Klegast picking fro:n Hoar ot 08 of gen Faas ae residence, 5463 | wh ; tdi aan ite Monday night John | BI ( ohevis imiewnae : 13 9 nee } net dronper al s t Vv ) ‘ I C these lots, mes, women with X380 feet oft ground LEANSES THE YSTEM Pochran, tamale peddier, was the only one ! y 00 ISBaS8S Call B fansm B rom Ne enera lon 0 N ef ee f three years ago and owned by * : and misses wide find 3 : » L Hill to Mr. John HT. Carroll) onl rhe ca! ner. The stone dropped SO) ciose shoes hardly soiled, - et barney Ag -t Chicago, Burlington and WSEFFECTUALLY to his ote that he — apy yet thoroughly —further proof that Cancer is a disease of the blood. ‘ ath "HRT Pe for 2 ‘ = . ht 2 J “ea "eC eres “o> the snock. : : : 4 4 and snd values sold up to ri ) rid ym » d od an . & Sao hag : The ius ia two feet long, one foot wide To cure a blood disease like this you ar +a the enttre blood system-—remove every trace of the poison. Nothing cures 82 50. ‘o. and th. rcantile Trane os nae” ee & | = HESeS land eevan tmehas thick. Cancer effectually and permanently but S. 5S. S. ener " ant . + Ae i . U., and J ‘Ss - a ‘ . : . ‘ : Rutledge & Kilpatrick. ra. a aDAC VE RS | = S. S. 5. enters the circulation, searches out and removes all taint, and stops the formation of cancerous cells. No mere tonie At I he very cream of Sera a a - E wal E ey |. or ordinary blood medicine can do this. S. S. S. goes down to the very roots of the disease, and forces out the deadly poison, , schmoeller’s stock WASHINGTON Nae R gym OVERCOMES soll y a, Four Route. allowing the sore to heal naturally and permanently. S. S. S. at the same time purifies the blood and builds up the general health. SHINGTON, July 10.—The A little pimple, a harmless looking wart or mole, a ump in the breast, a cut or bruise that refuses to ONST! PATION FATAL QUARREL OVER A BILL. | Bs, | heal under ordinary treatment, should all be looked upon with suspicion, as this is often the beginning of ~—-hbardivy a percep- Sacre , } ad of the Interlor has« appointed J - at mae a bad form of cancer. tible particle of Intire of K lac- . 2 % apellene, Mont ). 32 Nestea A lamage , Kevansvill ‘ om 2" . ealy of : . | $1.59 damage on any pair, {) frvanexitc. Ina. "aid Go ih. Hoye ot feet | WONT UAL PERMANENTE. | Peter Hern Shot and Killed by Arch ali Fe : ) eH, mae ‘row, Flathead and oth. tone rite G Dye, at New Albany, Ind . ) Mrs. Sarah M. Keesling. 941 Windsor Ave. Bristol, Tenn., writes: “I soiutely perfect, : act of June 6. le _ r indians under ITS B 40 Ep , y; . : am 41 years old, and for three years had suffered with a severe form of and values in this lot De Spr ' MT SS NF FECT 3 Special to the Post ~ gg s - ie" Swe a why ene which _ doctors Ng, city said was inctrabie, and ; >t “. fy. ath of Wi ICI EF NEW ALBANY, nd., July 10.—Peter could not live more than six months. Ff accepted their statement as 7 . Up to 64.50 liam P. Hepperty. Kern, ® years old, was shot and killed this " 7 cee, one had peat a edaaee of ever neieg wet again. whee my one t ‘ ist, knowing of my condition, recommended S$. § §, After taking a few Apecial to the Post Dispateh to’ } ' fa ; morning at 8 o'clock by Arch Dye, during a BVT THE GENUINE - MAN'FD BY quarrel over a board bill. - ttles the sore n to nm Pang to hg ey a m the physicians, and ¢ a com piete cure. ve nedin flesh my appetite health. ' PRKIN, Il., July t0 —Willt > HI] T H perty died at his home ; as P. Hep- Ke wa: the h yas in a short time ma C. E. L S S OE CO., night at the age of 7. Rn Esa Me = ~ URRNIA IG YRVP o married and fate 6 tame. Dee a is splendid, sleep is refreshing — in fact, am ng perfect ° t : S ¢ te . ; . ) : Sixth St. and Franklin Av, of Tasewel county. ao ominent residents | SieVitee n FRAN, aw Yo ern “khepe. is omen smd bande haaee Our medical department is in swe of physi of long | ‘4 3% tysburg, Pa, in 189, orn at Get- ee ee wee The killing occurred on Market a Bs Pitta nz experience, who are especially skilled in Cancer other blood Write for | | CRVOEETE FELL begs PUL TTL, streets, "e of the principal corners. or wanted, we make no tharge whatever for this service, THE SWIFT COMPANY. ATLANTA, | > : Witt BH dk a ¢ ee ee ee ee eee , ‘ er & si ae a ee eee PS , — — uate 9 punitiashsitdetenitdahiiiiesbeminitinintmmeen te ee I ee ee ee ee ee ce ee ¥ ft aN Mee ie Bes » a Sele a 7 na bt tte aa = : ye: Petey >: he “ay , sl salad ——— — oe ay : Som ; ” R x ‘ } aati : = . Ped ape Mind 4 a. % . + 2 . gi, ‘ " ie te ¥, é R - vee atl ; ys