St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 21, 1900
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~ Pe ee eee (PR Ag SI ri os —- Bid vesameerne SS Regular Edition. COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. Slights the ’orse, Why, fire ’im! IF JOHN THE ’OSTLER ... Get another of course— Through P.-D. Wants. ~ol.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ~ VOL. 52, NO, 365. — a ___ TUESDAY EVENING—ST, LOUIS—AUGUST 21, 1900 “PRICE in St Louis, One Cent. Jutside St. Louis. Two Cents COMPLETE MARKET Urrorts. Regular Edition. | } a _ s IF MARY THE HOUSEGIRi Coes away You can fill her place The very next day— Through P.-D. Wants. ALL DRUGGISTS. ALL DRUGGISTS. CHINA'S LAST PLEA TO THE UNITED STATES FOR PEACE IGNORED a ey ee rae Conger Makes Plain the Guilt of the Chinese Government. MADE WAR ON THE WORLD Interviews. With the Ameri- can and British Ministers Clear Up Dark Places. CAPT. REILLY FALLS AT PEKIN. Disquieting Reports of Renewed Ac- tivity of Chinese Troops Near Tien Tsin. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2?1.—The cabi- met today decided to reject the latest ap- peal from Li Hung Chang for a cessa- tion of hostilities. The reply will be com- municated at once to the Chinese gov- ernment with a statement oi the reasons for the action of this government. The rejection is based on the non-compliance ot the Chinese government with the specific provisions of the declaration of the United States under date of Aug. 12, that China should deliver the envoys to the allies. It is understood that the powers-will take the same view and that European a government must be set up in Pekin beiore negotiations can begin, The government has received positive confirmation from official Chinese sources of the departure of the Emperor and Em press dowager from Pekin. They went westward but the point at which they are now located was not given. J1.—The following Kear Ad Aug. 19 LONDON, Aug dispatch was received from mital Bruce, dated at Jaku,. (Sunday): ? . have en- le sacred city of Pekin Aug, 17. lhe allies are reported to sists of three ecities—the Tar- tar town, in which are the legations: the inipetjal city, ot the foyal household, and, within that, the satréed or forbidden city, in which where reside officials not } stand the royal paiaces, Aug. 21. Pekin says WASHINGTON, dispatch Reiliy of the in the atiack on Pekin. Capt. Keilly ! that did such good: werk at Tier Tsin and in the battles on the march to Pein. TIEN TSIN, Thursday, Aug. 1¢— About 5000 Chinese troops, which are re- ion Fifth Artillery commanded the _ bettery ported to have been at Sung-Liu-Ching, leit today for Pei- Tsang, and 2000 more Chinese troops have goue towards Tung Chow. . SHANGHAT, Aug. 21, 6:10 p. m— The foreign offictals here say that the telegraph from Tien Jsin has been cut. The position of the allies is uncertain and a large body of Chinese troops has taken the field, PARIS, lishes a dispatch Aug. 21, the dowager Aug. 21.—The Temps pub dated saying it is reported there that from Pekin FU OO 000 from Shanghai Empress fled with treasure amounting to taels ($45,000,000) and that she is su rounded by Japanese cavalry. DONGER AND MACDONALD TELL THE STORY WASHINGTON, from Pekin printed today fact, Which has been stronely suspected for AMR. 12..—-Dispatches make clear the Government, some time, that the Chines« and nat the Boxer mob, is responsible for the attack on the Pekin legations. Interviews with Minister Conger of the United States and Minister MacDonald of Great Britain leave no room to longer doubt the duplicity of the Empress Dowager and other high Chinese officials. Their action was virtually a declaration of war against the rest of the world, repre- sented by envovs at Pekin. Dispatches now come from the C capital clear up many points. Sir Claude MacDonald says: “The Chinese broke every with the foreign ministers. J “There is no truth in the story that. the Imperial palace Supplied the legations With food fused = “The total casualties during the siege of the legations were sixty-seven killed and lw wounded.” During the earlier scenes of the tragedy at Pekin the state department was inclined to doubt the plain tnferences in Conger's fragmentary dispatches that the Chinese Government and not a mob was attacking the legations. Minister Conger’s interview, printed today, must cause a change of be- lef. Mr. Conger in talking to the officers of the allied army, after the entry, Into Pekin, pid: _ +“Bhev tried te annihilate us the day be- ithe gat enrmagement | They sent vegetables which were re- | | Myers, held a position on the wall through- out the siege > 2 Ba aan &e Ga Go Ga Go Go he bo Gm bo Oo & & oe Oe ae Oe ae te Oe Of Oe Oo of O19 O98 19 %P %° Ne CHINA MADE WAR AGAINST THE WORLD. Minister Conger, in an interview at Pekin, makes the guilt of China ° * ie . * * a +? +? * ?. . oe “9° *? > plain. He declares: “The whole movement is purely one. The Boxers o + * '” . eo 2 >. . * o,° a governmental are only a pretense, having no guns. “The confindential adviser of the + Vs . * ” ¢,° J » o °° . o . 7 Empress was the leader of the im- * > *, o - o,° perial troops here “They tried to annihilate us the Prince 7 * > e 7 + *,* 9 day before you got in. Ching, president of the Tsung L1 Yamen, sent word that his officers had orders to’ cease firing on ws, under pain of death. At 7 o'clock in the evening of the same day the Chinese opened fire, and this con- tinued all day. If the relieving colunm had not arrived we would would have succumbed.” In an interview Sir Claude Mac- Donald, the British minister, states: “The Chinese broke every en- gagement with the foreign ministers. “There is no truth in the story that the imperial pa!ce supplied the They sent . oe °° > 9° * ~ ~@#¢ +,° . * o° oo. oe * oe > > + '-" . * *. > °° o,° 6 + * oe 7 > ° ote * * o,° . - - ” — * oe *, o° +* +. * * oe + o,° 2 @, °° “ * o° + “9 > + ” * > 7 with food. which were refused.” ¢ legations > ” ~ . * +. vegetables, . . > * > * * SAMA KhAA EAHA DA BA SD aH Oo & OP eo We Oe Oe ae efe afe ae ote aie Oe Oe Oe a9 4, > * * * °° aE 4: Lito Pode. & ."s rine hag Sif if tt et et iy MA, eee d + ‘rAN Ws ies CAPT.REILLY,U.S.ARTILLERY. Reported Killed at the Capture of Jekin, Capt. Henrys J. Reilly is one of the few officers in the artillery who came up from the ranks. He was born in Ireland Hle joined Battery B of the Firth Artillery in 1864, and was gradualiy pro Henry A. Dr pont of lis battery took him in hand and coached moied to sergeant. In 1866 (apt im for a «oimunission In November, 1866, he came before an exainining beard for promotion. sided over the board. After uestions the presid rit board gfopped asking them, and summoned junior officers of the regiment. ‘Tl want you West Pointers to know what a clever fellow cap learn in the ranks,’ said th the president, and le went on questioning Reilly, who passed the examination with fiving co'ors Reilly was commissioned second lieutenant itn December, 1866, and was made first Heutenant in is68, and was graduated from the Artillery Schoo] at Iortress Monroe in 1876. He got his captaincy Six years ago, and served with his usnal distine- tion in the war with Spain. fore you got in. Prince Ching, president of the Tsung Li Yamen, sent word that his officers had received orders to cease firing on us, under pain of death. At 7 o'clock in | the evening of the same day the Chinese , opened fire, and this continued all dav. If the relieving column had not arrived we : would have succumbed. “The Americans lost seven marines killed 'and fifteen wounded and one child died. “The whole movement is purely a govern- mental one. The Boxers are only a pretence, having no guns. “The confidential adviser of the empress was the leader of the imperial troops here. “In eleven days over 2000 shells fell among ae” a & ———— HOW THE ALLIES ENTERED THE IMPERIAL CITY LONDON, Aug. 21.--According to -corre- spondents wiring from Pekin, the Russians did not keep faith with the other com- maniders of the allied army, but began the aavance of the time agreed upon. commander led his men against che east gate early in the morning of the 14th (Tuesday), but failed to force attack The isslan the second door. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the 14th the British and Americans entered the gate near the jegations and met with only slight resistance. The Japanese met more serious opposition at the uy per east gate all cay. At midnight on the Mth they blew up » and entered the city. The Chinese in the Imperial City made a stout resistance After shelling them the allies succeeded in forcing the gate and entering the city about noon on the loth | Th Ainerican marines, under Capt. ("pon the allies passing the wall, the Chi- nese retreated The imperial family left Shan-Si ince. It is estimeted that the strength of the Pekin wairison was 10,000 men. THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. FAIR; aND HOT. Fer St. Louis and vicinity--ienerally fair Tues day night and Wednesiay; high temperature. POST-DISPATCH THERMOMETER. 2 2. m™m. eevee ereeee® 81 ee @eeeeee 07 Sa. m, jepdecscias Of ot 0006s eRe 0 a. mH. see ee eaeeee stactecers cs i” a. mm. eerecersee WH prov- } j | widow, residing at 1444 Madison str CHILDREN’S SHOW.FOR CHARITY. “The Merry Maids of McPherson,” seven tots with charity in their hearts and. orig- inal ideas in their heads, gave a vaudeville performance last Saturday night, which, at Sb 5 cents a ticket, brought 7a to the treas- ury. Fifty cents was expended for stage lights The balance, $6.25 was sent to the Post- Dispatch for the Fresh Air Mission That sum will enable 62 spend a long happy day on river and in| cool, green woods. poor children to! CHAUNCEY CLEMENT 4ISO £YC-LPAERSON _Ave- VOILE STAs. YIOP LY - PALER SAM AVE : ARTS Fr é uLine Tese Gorryres JOPLIN, Sho, “ 4 3 ss J. C. Nichols at 4133 McPherson avenue. The performers were Chauncey Clemence, | Julia Nicholas, Florence and Rosalind Stern- | berg, Lucile Strauss, Pauline Rose Gotthelf and Master Carter Hockaday. | The children, who are from 8 to 7 vears | old, all live on the 4100 block on McPherson ‘hen the time of the performance came, ded the show en masse. ce passed from the ellar, a capital foyer, to the OCA DAY, v“/s0 Alo PHeERS snetninasiiema Se Coav—X—X—" »back yard theater. The stage was decor- wood-shed behind the drop curtain. This programme was given: 1. Maidens’ dance, by the troupe. -. ‘The Hesitating Thief,’’ a sketch, by Flor- ence Sternberg aud Pauline Rose Gotthelf » “Phe Pretty Milkmaid,”’ by Carter Hockaday and Rosa‘ind Sternberg. tucked the family lawn bench under | street 4. Cakewalk, Chauncey Clemence and elf by Rosalind Stern- Nicho as Florence and Rosa- y the company. —- —— —- —_ - “ — T HIM TOR | FASTER MAN —_ p> —) three weeks. street »olice station, W here he has the dom of tne corridor. The tight grew out of the street car strike I ree- union sympathizers. Mr. Kemp has a five vears’ lease on the S027 sidé of t brick house, which belongs to Mrs. Morse, who was Mrs. Martha Green until her Te- cent marriage boarded with Weary Search of the Parents for the | aon Stem i i . emp ' | Col, slept on a Chicago & Aiton had never seen, his body slipped through the | window by which he was resting and he was | Louis’ father sat in the seat bes'd2 him, | the visit to the old home on the Bay of | Naples, and it was not until a man who} boy a married her divorcee from Monday nig nil on the front porch, which railing. hiitherto the mer good terms. They were of Kast Bt would be a gz about aires and tft This brougn ‘“Taboring marked Mr would than los would.’ Both LAVe hi I i? mip repils d that Mor the house, men became = ‘ for ty bye Ps wus f-up Kem recovered in charge Demoera’ rie recta lie : the International Union o tationary Engineers, Local Ne. 2 Morse !. ‘into Sedalia have ,crats by thousands, <emp 18 De IAVTtO! Mr. Kem} l at thy un | to overflowing. | gathering, 7 'the heat was moderated during the night and the attendant boycott. Both men are. he double , ‘and entertained CAMPAIGN IN MISSOURI Stevenson and Dockery the Chief Speakers to the Miu'titude at Sedalia. ALL TRAINS BROUGHT THRONGS Senator Cockrell Presided at the Meeting, PARADE THROUGH STREETS. Characteristic Message Sent by Gov. Stephens From New York Pre- dicting Victory and 5peak- ing Harshly of Flory. From:a Post-Dispatch Staff Correspondent SEDALIA, Mo., Aug. 21.—The Democratiea campaign was opened here today by an out- 'pouring of Democracy that has had few } parallels in party history in thes state, ‘ince early morning all the roads running been bringing in Demo- until the town Its full The day is an ideal one for a Democratic warm, but breezy and cooler, and in the early morning rain was threat- ened ut the clouds blew over. Adlai Stevenson, the guest of honor, arrived in special car provided by the state committee at 1:30 this morning. The car was sidetracked and the Vice-Presiden- tial candidate was allowed to sleep undis- turbed untll morning. On the car which left St. Louis at the regular 8:10 Missourl Pacific train -last night were Nicholas M. Bell, Sam B. Cook, John A. Lee, former Lieut. Gov. R. A. Campbell, State Committeemen W. L on of Monteomery City, W. J. Flynn St. Louis and Emmett Newton of snringfield, Secretary J. Hf. Edwards of committee, A. I. Morrow, Brainerd llison of the Missourl Pacific and several newspaper men. The Outlook in November. ; (ien. Stevenson was the folllest and most democratic in the party. He shed his coat the company for hours with a selection of stories that kept them roar of laughter. Discussing the cam- 'naign for the Post-Dispatch he said: ‘The outlook is very encouraging. The test obst: » that the Democrats have contend with is the unlimited money at command of th Republicans. The usts will furnish this We wtll hardly have enough money to pay the legitimate of sending out Hterature and Imperialism is the issue. The expenses speakers. Republicans may try to avoid it, but his- torv shows that all campaigns are fought Four years ago it was free silver, this year it tis tmperialism. it is an issue that affects the life of the tht Trusts will play a secondary out on one is8Sue, izh an important art, no prophecies as to Tiltnols, rhting ground [ have been told well-informed Germens that this year mnt ot the German vote, ins much, The trish [I think the Republicans ( that the business interests cannot lightened this year Into support of Mc- v7 e considerations makes me we have a good chance of about New York?” there. TLet us look cord int presidential for Lineotln: in S68 tate; In 1832 it was Tilden got tits he the winner; ISSé liarrison won; in an, and in 18046 net There you are, en opposed to retura- ce, although, in the example, it has not fa man after four it is the Democrats’ will be a fight, of ur tn all ef the The Biggest Delewation. The aa cle delegation tn town fs Jeffers: (‘lub of St. Louis. It ‘| train In two sections xing with it Seymour's mt and what was teft uid and solld refresh- ' in the delegation howtne The club and the wembers +a good thts as (itv. Nevada, Warrensburg and arrived during the onservatively i) lDremoerats gation brought esultils bke a band f te cnre for the ‘ob in town served meats ’ thd hotels atid restaurants ments to feed the muiti-e at the meeting are Bonater David Overmyer of Kanens, J. tM, f Kan veb ter Davie of Kan- 1. M. Deckervy and the teat of ‘ndidates on the state ticket and 6 url Democratic congressmen. ifr. ry went te Warrensburg exepcting tS enator Cockrell but the senior nased him on the down train. Br. Deck- ry returned on a freight last nieht. Sena- or Vest was not equal to the trip. Marry tlawes came up from Jefferson City on the fast mall early thia morning. The parade, headed by mounted police and . -he Second Regiment Band, moved af a” MBps beast — i ti eit ea” —
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as, | “TUESD AY—-ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —AUGUST 21, 1900. ee nem ne ete ne a | mee me eee + eee oo o ~~ saves ee nr REED eee o'clock. The spedker and wther dix doctrines of the sovereignty of the people ; tinguished exrcuts Pp >. $4 irrigngves ° and the + equality of men, it was the defiant ‘ ; 5 the line were the Sedat: OCT challenge of liberty to despotism ; it was the ~ 1 , eed ag a sinning of the Ametican republic whose Ciub, Traveling Men's Club, the Jeffersot _ Slorious career to the present time has been Club, the Jefferson City Club, the Fayette | the song and story of freedom. Club, the Johnsen County delegation, the “My countrymen, shall we now repudiate Ctl ayers , the declaration of independence and turn Hannibal and Monroe County men, the Pet- our backs upon the constitution? tis County mounted delegation. Twenty- Shall we forget the glorious achievements | RY COODS CO. five bands weré sandwiched in between the , Of our armies and navies in behalf of con- D divisions The Hne marched to Liberty stitutional government? Shall we forget the weveis. " or agpgelaiey P awtul suffering at Valley Forge? Shall we Park, where Senator Cockrell presided at forget the valor and hardships of our sol- | 9 4 the speaking. Gen. Stevenson made a! dciers in the war of 1812 and the war with omen S ~ unimer Mn erm us ins speec os 4) oe “urpatian ana! Aexico? Shall we forget the terrible car- 9 peech of about 40 minut iration, and infec oan OD + ype ia os was followed by A ele TM ndidate | Uaee: the — — ——— _ 5 : : f O a I) , C EF 1] W 1] M d d P f Fj - ’ , acta y we rpiueonen ivil war? Shall we forge 1a 1e¢ Mon-| ates 40 ‘ clone 4 e Made an y *saegsnartecnaagany oo doctrine tins bean ieee aetenen ter In a Variety of Original Designs, Cut Full, é erfect Fitting, Mr. Dockery’s speech ras rinel iuman liberty? Shall we forget that the AG ae nstitution gives us the shield of the great jes Vv Au ust d pas event. of the da ., | Writ of habeas corpus and of the right of Wed 1esday . s In the evéning at le courthouse, David ‘lal by jury’? Shall we forget that the su- . : >: Overmyer, John A. Attwood and Webster preme cot rt has thus far found no authority At lyxceptionally Low I rices. Davis are to addres hree crov constitution for colonies? Washington Avenue and Sixth Street. Will Close Out Wednesday The Balance of Steck of LADIES’ ASH WAISTS At the following CUT PRICES: The $2.50 and $2.75 Kind for 98c The $1.25 and $1.50 Kind for 5Qc The $1.00 and $1.25 Kind for 49c These goods are to be found on Second Floor. COME EARLY BEFORE YOUR SIZE IS GONE. CECE EEE E-CECECE CEC ECTS a FAY TOR ; forget that the United States a ee as Re a 9 ny. an ” sar | " " . . . . . : ’ ie emets ea ‘evolutt “ tethers evaltines she caikan ‘| Corset Covers—of Cam- | Drawers—of good quality Skirts—of cambric, um- | Gowns—of Cambric, square mperialism. Shee anny ae PO sag é; ' ; Ge: ¥* . . , ; hn shed the Je ne gage Shall we, es- bric, low square neck: elab musi. umbrella styic, tuck- hrella shape, R-inch lawn ruf- neck, tucked voke hem- en, oHtevenson Ss adcaress was on the ines |» ily our foreign-born citizens, forget | ; 1 an ) ‘ ‘ dare ta of that made in his speech of acceptan that a lary Standing army means enor- orately hemstitched; ed cambric ruffle; fle. tucked and trimmed with stitched ruffles on neck and fie a Eas A is hi hk A | cation and great peril to free insti- D Fe i ~ ' embroidery; sleeves: int ee ot wholly Se | tutions?" $0€ Each. 20C€ per Pair. 00 F rt : we Sig on aon aed rma laser Paseo % CO ERG ge = : ; ei $1. 0) Each. $1.25 Each. 10 years from tl r wh THIEVES REAPED A HARVEST. Cambric, French style, tuck- ed back, trimmed with Cluny : . rle : Fine Cotton, umbrella style, Cambric, | umbrella shape, | Cambric, high neck. square hemstitched cambric ruffle; . "o¢ ; le "oa ‘ ‘ * D ee wa ee Sek gr a ee — lace insertion and edge; with deep lawn flounce, | yoke of tucks, trimmed with emocratt Fesiaent shapes Adige e-teagieeito ays They Were Bradyites. ; : - ) : owe - the fast . i ica. ' rt} ‘ s i} iif \ ; ; _ i 2 ; e yY ave Each PAST per Pair. trimmed with ernbroidery; Tore hon lac al lace edge oD wisel\ } for the ; mbling m4 ‘ ‘ai tO td ost ispaten, -s : . 1GCK ¢ leeves: vention ‘ hy Tenre xe ifatiy ; : ‘ - . r . Wie Mo , Aug. 1 eee thea ‘ : ‘ - 7p , $2.00 Each. neck and Si€e ve > toric pat whose founder was Jackso} knowledge of the managers of the Jefferkon Nainsook, French _ style, | Cambric. umbrella = style,| _ ae $1.25 Each. P| 1+ pdoNe ’ i Ltrorr } if 4) 1 ? ‘ ‘ ; 43 3 » . | ‘ ~ Ps 7 = > - . 7 6! dene tr) he wre ' «A xcursion a number # thieves got tucked bac k, trimme¢ d with with ruffle formed of Cluny C ambric, Umbreila § h ap ¢, Indepen ; upen iis Vi 1 .¢ Lh 4 } iit i oe. I wif ira tne “ah if} i nd re Ape © | a harvest of Valenciennes lace msertion lace insertion and edge; deep lawn flou nce trimmed who revere 1 hemor LLner Ty ketbooks. They made several ‘‘touches” ; an ai entammtiinn fe viay' me : et ee : ; and edge; with embroidery; pone pone Seen, gue » chart of | ranging in value from $25 to $50, emptying S ee ae ) stitched ruifle on neck and nur ifberties. pon @ Sul e issue Now pocketb ks and dropping them.on the sa E ach. in the forefront—and to th 1 that the laor of the car, where they were found *, ~ = 2.49 Each. sleeves; } + . | bp } _ ‘ 1« . . ¢ $1.50 Republiean government be perpetuate is morning. = Nainsook, French _ style, | Cambric, umbrella style, Cambric, umbrella shape, we app il to 1] sober judgms: and Lirl t ident tlawes of the club was. 4indig- BEEN or ~ke fle , . :, > . - Nainsoolk , — * f ver Be ptr gle ceeiomt inert nant when he learned that the toughs had tucked back, square neck, | tucked lawn ruffle, trimmed spanish flounce of Valen- * + hata, — JOSS he American | 4 sth eather ve: * 2 - on it] +7) j f hand- . ; aienciennes lace insertion, Sends POF into tne train fhey are the only rep- trimmed with Torchon lace | With embroidery of hanc ciennes lace insertion and Stephens Sends . es the Brady faction have in Se ee eda = with Valenciennes lace edge % i eage,; on neck and sleeves; ALLLLALAAAA LAA A. Nainsook. squ iat re neck of hemsti itc -hed tuc k S, hem- 90¢ per Pair. a Message. ali: he said. ‘These thieves are well- insertion and edge ~ «" «! yr)! ar ’ p ° 4 ; -p se ao et , = ford Hospital, and an undertaker was noti- by a 40-pound hammer at the Ri ‘hmond NOT ROOM FOR PAVILION IDEA. ? " aa 5 age nate ee a es ee fied to prepare the body for burial. Later! locomotive works early last week prin se Puget Sound, Northwest, Via 4 Prue ic \ j i inet a) Meath. saben Wa ili ade iee! the man was restored to life and he lived |! unconscious until Friday, when the doctors Billings, Montana. MIE TT Pmit! . Pi . ie 2) } ; ) ‘ , . 7." ; £1 ¢ “When the Democratic party took control |.) 7 ie Cie geen liom a gpreratngp 9 Be ee ERS COO PRE eee ee ‘6 ORADO EX : ; é Aa os yard the City Hospital, had a desperate Hlopper was 26 years old, and has been} Whiie engaged in the work of shrouding mas NEBRASKA = COL R bi of our state goverhiment in | thy, 1010, t neounter with an insane patient about 9 subject to “epllepti nts. He had one Ves- the Suppose d corpse signs of life was dis- ACCOMMODATED ON GROUNDS. ’° h t I) bonded debt of the tate, the legwac\ I ; ruesdayv m rning ti rday and when taken io the he Spit il , covered, poe > one nig t O enver, s ‘ee Nee : = She al ee i) Uc ! Orning., WAS Seen lingly dying. Two doctors mas de A few min utes lat . ea the consternation ae publican ane Use; Rie ees ain smith entered the cell of James McGauley | an examination and found pulse and heart | of his friends, Genzert wv as able to sit up. for Colorado, Utah, Pacific DAILY, These bonds bore 6 and g / : f} ’ , y “Try e ‘ 4 "La d St ry ¢ beating 4 pparent tly. } " 4 : i é l- OusS ‘ ; . ; e Years without the option of payment, and || jolent at times sinee his Incareers |. DF. Wells, as an experiment restorted to | could give No Account oF the eaoniencs [Either Use of the Old Building, fe Coast. Also for St. Paul and were sold at reluctant sale for only 93 cents} has been violent at times since his incarcer-( oid soy ner ination “tes a Saw l oath Te no Te + piney © esperience . ot. . } i ae ™ > eae f A artilic ial respiration wor kK | hard i : i iit” had vith re d Hie lived until Reports, Would Have to Be Con- ° . on the dotlar., . | EUR E el ation, freed himself from the straps that] some time and succeeded in re storing ani-} thi: morning, ap arently not suffering Minneapolis. i Cre bua i ’ **¢) ~ ys = ; V ] ‘ . i» cy » : yy ‘ 7 4 . ré } ; ‘ n the zist of Jul him to the cot. Smith had taken an —s in a faint degre sreatly, and was able to converse. with tinued or a Second Hos- . - nu ' debt o! the stat hud been 3 wie cD ieee,” : . . Jr. Vells continued his labors for many |! those arouns hin F Ie K © TY T JO- QUO, opuion bor ds ORE s : p per cent... | “ oo saad Irom the unused cot that he was a and succeeded im Ke eCping Hiopp. r Marly “this scm SR however. he died. this pital Built. O ANSAS : S / - were sold, when issued in 1887, ta premise }repairing and it lay on the floor. alive twenty-four hours. time without possibility of resuscitation. 0 SEPH, DENVER, O M A Hi A ° Mi tory reduction of th oy 1) 7 “ x . #2 si "i 1) Vhile Smith was stooping down, Me- pau -_--_—_—_—_—— That the new « itv hospital, when com- . N 3 B R A S K A COLORADO ‘ : a yn riuley jumped from his e an ‘ e Ss ] , DAILY. to refund the debt. made upon a reduced rate of taxa th. a Ti cot and grab- | p4eted on the largest scale possible on th ~~" State's certificates ba MN otedness jue ine bing the bar struck at the guard. Smith COME MORE CENSUS HGURES FOUR FALL IN A TEXAS ow site selected, will not be large enough to PACIFIC COAS school funds HOW CA LOOP $2,090,S00.46, LNG I~ lodged the blo®¥ and grappled with Me- ke it sihle = si ama a hand terest of which goes to support le stall f‘ounley nah heen ee make it possible for the city to abandon , | : : the old temporary hospital is the assertion university and our public school system Valli Teel, creeper of » Ce * 22 22: : hiversit) McClure tetas heen EM am Keely, keeper of the cells, ran|§t, Paul Has Population of 163,632 | The Bakers and Copelands Engage in ‘ Di sir, ASAT NGL OAS BRE GEARED OA Behr, = a okie, (7 0" } 1UPS LQTS UPA tion Oo { t\h’'s assistance. soth guards hav- ade by President McMath of the Board of } 1@ Republican lex: Lture vied ; tate ti ing eo keves , hea cali« in — : : ¢ 9 . he } f 50 - “a pages i Adal ccs | fe : bar: ey: Chie cells, whi h were and Minneapolis of 202,718, Both Pitched Battle and Two Copela unds ublic Improvements in a report submitted $5 00 Tan Shoes ? 50) { ‘ ‘ n . 1} it 1} { fi 8 il¢ ‘ sc ii i vat Ke ' Nn nside, were unable to get : 7” i ‘ a “ee @ ewe eeee 5 oi taxation has be . ‘ il i ~ . % * ‘ =. i > cY ‘ were uniniur ] ‘ nd } ‘ ‘ "44 1. ’ ,* A 7 ] , \ 7O.T) |e "Oa Ro ui re ! ed a iad been Joffice today madé public the census re : ’ ' f te : ; ¥ vege special to the Post-Dispatch. vided for in the hospital ordinance recent- | HAD KILLED HIS WIFE AND FOUR urns for St. Paul ar Minneapolis, 4 n. . % : » “FY | ‘ es , . wr a for state revenue and ten Alm morning. He was found ina vacant Ph S time hut mre ittempted to commit suicide by shooting | cent yesteraay in Polk County when two of the | and this is the utmost number which the one-third of this levy has be cent cents on the one hundred —one-half to meet Tey ee om | ~ “>; | assistance. : 23 Per Cent Increases. Are Dead. Two Bakers by him to the board Tuesday morning. 9 toe ogy Tgp tage | yy] ne pay? ey) After lespe rate struggle Smith and WASHINGT N \ és Ty > ensu \\ ith the enlargement of the original ; $3 at f e interest on ie state d t. hat rr sely finally roowere CL: es . s I N, Aug 21.—-Th census : ; > r f L th Sh . , ind ‘ mea es a ait ALLALAD, ex., Aug. 21.—A feud ¥ hich y passed, the new institution will accom- STEP CHILDREN ‘? iit 1 os ’ . MO]! ict }oOn | ‘ = hw We, st . n - P . ate . er ah and a a a8 ' is the result of family troubles broke ot modafe but 620 patients, Mr. MeMath says tong rg 8 amt ae ; AHO Stare wbian e lot i ‘ront of 32 Portland place and had /increase over 189 ’ Resame ul , , vam ax as stated 185 a nis Peak athe | sige i . i o , mouth McGauleyv had been The populat ion of inneay] S18 .Ve,(13, Copeland brothers met three of the Baker | city can ever’care for in buildings erected F 1 4 > as i ai ‘Ss {) . ~ e , to v.h > « > 1" ' d a tant ° 4 ; er » } , ‘ fm | conductor by the transit |increase over 1s bby ¥. *| brothers. Hot words came up an the | on the old hospital site, unless the pavilion NEIGHBORS WANTED LYNCH HiM and distributed to the counties for the su} ee The next city whose census rill e an-j| Men Grew Weapons and beg itched | plan is abandoned and the new hospital — in enrhn, : ‘ : : pe" . 2% :' ; , M port of the pub lt et ia 7 x , ¥ nounced wil] prowva i\ re llia if eep Lake the e a ee put on the pla } of an office building with / to pay all the e: “sig aontars USO] official figures of whi h ll he made pi iblis |} The shooting continued until ammuni- an indefinite number of stories Made Incoherent Confession to His ag, ho ne expenses 0! eS eee eee ee | pI ebabl) tomorrow Che nsus of each] tion on both sides was exhausted age tee de ween cage Bag ral . eee ta eo of the remainder of th: t ‘ty large cles it t was then found that the two Cone- mr. MCMath S statement on the matter Captors Who Saved His Neck losynary, educational and penal St , the country, including Boston, us, | lan oOovs were dead and 1s two o he vas contiin n 3 ‘tter accompanving the tions and the erection of magnificent. pablic aa ake f ei oan , * | , | x é agnificent He |, Baltimore, etc., is expected to be made pub-]| Bakers 1 seriously wounde sce ge bs : : by Strate buildings. | naer ite yp ib! ien ] | ris ; 3 ared She Was in No Way Ke. a eine en qd of this W Pe ki TI 1 im a are ;4cyp ‘ ic i OSD «i COMMISSION, y BY: fourth of the income from st: nue tax REA Se ee ie dade Was dist ‘ibuted in aid of the public schools pees for Robert RLINGTON, Minn., Aug. 21.—Theodore +s . . ' i alr ial cia reese eee Lile ix S rec yrds is words are: ‘ , wae 22 De ‘mocratic Missouri N50 i > JOWRSI _— ‘ rt who vesterdayv butchered his wife tax rate of any state of th: lTnion ln COW Steffen S Suicide. Rh MI LEFT HIM FOR A MASTER MA N. } Completion Oj the buildings will . Pasce-« — hildren and seriously wound- jo ing Sat of the auditors of th. ve Superintendent Remmers of the Poor- + come iar short of providing hospital accom- her 46 vear-old stepson was dis- Oining Missouri showed tha he } for , ' ; ieee es anoti: -vear-old § Son, mie .~@ . ’ 7 , rry 1 ‘ *% : ‘ " . . 7 . m rds th l { é t N b } =} ; oq) "a.ry ; ; ‘ » ; } » ; the Support of the state governm: Ss many 26 lesa received a letter from Miss They Are iin a @: Mlesiestees Neg, 9 ‘ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) * ) $ ares will enon Po temporal this morning at 10:30 in the barn on maintenance of the eleemo. , 1 Orein Vir Porter the attendant . ‘ : : City me Itai to pe vacated, ¢ COmmis ! o. ie cs Mere oe otes 9 . ringtone - , ‘ a ‘ s . 1e of iis sister, Mrs. Steinborn, institutions, exclusive ofr t hie t: ? = : a ‘ , ee soit ee wes from cy | ‘ tis wa : con Gambler Who Brutally Murdered a t } : » }j oft him or even like him again Intended the r¢ sp {al on this site ft : . , ‘ f } s e! of the 2 . " » i ' } a 4 ‘ . P| ‘ . sti i ‘ = » = . s4 . . . ’ . ‘ ™ Rhae -— writ 7. . e ‘ss , port of public schools and for payment ot! hcl eee ae Th: , Attorney Watson asked one of the wit-] treatment . cniy eee anh oieta CO two miles from cene State debts, were as fo 1 low ected with the suicide Saturday mornin i“ Young White Man. -. nes . Ham tf a a : ie in atn I niv emergency an acute crime " a — 8, > . . e _ : i¢ oh ‘ ‘ MUOS@ULLIODTI A 4 ‘ no ‘ 7 4 3g . 7. tr) « ‘ ; > ry j ; _tiinois, o cents on the VO Valuation, Obert Steffen, another employe of the MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss... Aug. 21.—Will- bat Gaus ad als ded to break the en- oem, ae commission's plan included Hi was hidden under a manger and had apd ZR ce oot on the $100 valuation em eeL institution. { ‘ott vO) Yee rgian who r ragement because » had reason to believe the coneurrent er ction of pavilion wards tramped about in the woods all the day . Heaue 9 - , » 21 ii a ve +t rx2 : g te em et a \ Lune reorezian, tl o~ aye — Be Sand ‘ , ; : — - 2 cents on the § : ‘ én Li l’orter writes from Kansas City. um ur ht he re was skirt dance one night at the] on the grounds on the south side of Arsenal | before. ; “his ox 35, cents Oy) the Dit VALUATION. ioning ier name as of old. although before cently moved to Nugent, this county, al a ryan 1ome, his was Sp te Vallert made a somewhat incoherent con- e] Zeprndag it. ‘pty = LOW ihmIZeNns a. MN . by ? rth Steft n dec ] ired that th Y had secured ‘ mployment there as foreman of Nh hm yer ernte r eq ‘ ren eri i] denial] to | I | fession, hut - ame much confused under eg ley n It} Vin di a 207) Aa if V, eh bal ©} T?} arri ad. She informs the superin C le " * turpe tine mil] on the ‘ lf x i charge that he had aia te a improp ‘riy at ' git Commi t = atl gen. “4 ie “shagging ai ‘nene : y well sgt — rn ge Bs: Favors and : PI nentary hospital would have | the gig te a - ‘ 4 is =e = —— _ Tan, any size, $2.50. ; co Psa ee n iiss Porter telling him that éhe felt it | > a; ' ' nen she Sives me the shake in this wa) to be bul » the Arsenal street site, where ing. 4 is oO ed crowd starter : due in iF irger part to hig} - wale ’ © ary to ] ring an © a to their “dream Bloodhounds whik i were sent for readily a udgze Kkiobert son said: “I do not the city ma twents t] ee Cee purst iif, inte +7) ding to ca i] ttlre and ivneh him. Patent Leathers, never grow old, $3.50 the De mageratic party was pledged to rity if love.” In her le ite ‘Yr, Miss Porter de- took the trail and 1 e hunt lasted until the defendant has committed serious "PAC r = vs enty-three acres. A new but the prisoner was taken away to safety -a] $1 98 reduction, which would en 7 monk ie tate . verthelaen a) ¥ py ‘“Swas in no horses wave out. t is t thought possible ace. , thrown overboar ‘ 7 hospital which ean accommodate but 620 by the officers vaiues Ye “Mifie ; mare . » Ege ~~ “ ‘ : Mayr” ye } ~Sery i ' ’ r) , —— ——-- . ~ _ competition and mit ga Lh . Web vonsible for ee horrible affair.” the that the negro ‘ pe, and hi fat nj an, and who wouldn -; patients would hardly relieve the present . School Shoes with welted bottom, at On the evils of imperil wlism and ox ley’: i Ns of which she save she learn : fro: is not aincertain. Mail Orders Filled. 520 Pine St. tion, thev | ubiecits without n- Ha IWS 5 Ps wd See Coie NS | which » desired have incorporated in } «at street, opposite the Female Hospital, to ils ge aie : : Rae hs, ¥ night, he consented to the arrangement on periing our form of ex . rit and 2 AS ry Pee PS Soy St, & NE 87 account of the friendship for Cr: “] . . wi K . 8 - Aah ns ese . - de seen . U rawtord » anne r NN ian er ce a eects 2 Ne he Sip a: see Y. i¢ oo ae PAF od Cie tite Fee At 9 o'clock Tues sday morning some ex- | There is just one thing to use if your , dere ss): : zation or to ‘Onvert | The Z mile 7 rie 4 } : . Si ote . a “4 es, i , rab Yas nNresvss mae k; roa ; , . oe ; , " ] “} ‘ft ¢ a “ v7 oe f te empire. we tei ee ee ‘wee ',. | Went to Millstadt Saturday to Capture Ai ty ah ek PR ie seh HS Te ORE f end Pa yo Bh Rigg ee oe rebes ch 1s a ere ad th vf 0 DEATHS. nn of tha +, An sRENeUl wr patna o od NE ) bens a a 8 a. gs ag nom oe hiner to carry | thing ” is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical > nation & purpos: QO give tne at ‘ “f 4 t A eS in s car. ‘hey ‘ere 7hhte na | _ Fili nos fi ms le } ‘ 1 ry Ti ain Robber M e? : ; f HA RTS A ' om 8 , Ps hele ' . em ant u . ; =a 7% ae 11 scoVve;ry T he i * rst, a Severe SH BUS we \ | ‘i we ae ey . sei ht TOA at aD When he brought his car to a stand on dng Se ‘ a *) 1900. at 1:30 Mra paper second, independence, 21 am Barnes i gett PAL s ar int, « ourth floor, he discovered that they eov supposition 15 that SURK BH On ig. 20, . & 0 a. M., ep ion from outside interfer 2 as , , i Vy Y Bk 3 a: r) bys carried through the ordinary a &- you want a nh a arvaret B * mother of Mra. Lawrence Hane Ww ee aS ein oT 1 rl ury ft a Mine Central detectives, On the a J ty ‘ 13 7 Me . ae? mM | si re * space lie attempted te eae er tit on, nee Burke > ‘ : +4 Yy > ‘ “ty ‘ : " 2 aN = “o ‘ : a> “ d ' . | . oweeve “ . oe Tr hom - Kote ntea and South Ameri | ‘engeth ¢« a tip that Channine . Barnes, | pa le tT) ga f ee * -. “y, _ Pies kits t fre] ¥ oors, which offers a e — “ye ieee sah the fumily residence, 8104 } & { tf) Bae a ' Will P y ; : as 2 nis an 4 4 ‘ ff : . 2 — wis *_ : f hie car an ad are used bas tiv. ‘ ; ’ x 3 be, er, ’ W\ ednesday, Aug ‘ termine whether this sovernn it is te ® Bus Jonn Nelson, the escaped aS rOU- eae ue pk -$ : 1 4 wes, ee atte, } oading or dis harein ra ‘ely : I iscovery ” : ~ evens Church, thence t the fog hor of its i Safe oOnstitutior ©] as at Millstadt, DIl., kept an all-day | Nay Liiae*? } ~ au q cs : 7 The Tea er st Lan bd y ‘ovare in que: PC anianin muir eigog naira vie ie last Saturday, but | Why trifie with health STR st ray 1) ila eet MN Fi ANS HO. Dee they shouts Attias sna the one this ng for ED. BO ae efferéon ty and Sacremento (@al.) a : pregn With » «f PaLeQ | ha their Man, ER RET: Ys ON a RE eee | at | Severs rh) a ' ened the de , r 4] your condition It Shh es enae copy LDerveasel was a member 6 people. The United States h ‘hief Murray of the railroad detectives when the easiest and Te egy SRN PS ae SOeeeresce) jadjoining shaft. thinking that he ieht ane ) oe r ante Theos od rty Council, Ne. 0), (ee survived all the a; Lnwers ~~ it , at wR , 2 ; . : ti oe oe ap Weber T° } st ; » Ces :: xe ' ney “ya = a . te 'S ee - 64> y a 2% wi “ - ane 20 1900 after s powerful republte: splendi 1 the mag SO and Tour men, shacowed the. Mill- Py : TE Pn a aN HY See inal Yo ee Fe Was c lead tn Me Mek oe ee ee ae manently, diseases ee ade wet BS ee ee oe - nificance anil nh a, J if si lyre ' i? ‘ ' Li if } 1 . or i et "Tle S, wno Was lcnmownln medicine 4a) the ah. : ay 2 | ' , | i sh : ed ‘ al “Ai pe F ? . eae ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ il Ode rt ot 7 elt: a | rie .. tt ni Deonneliv ines McGarry), , ‘ b i ; j ; : a Vt, , fowig j ” +e. : 25. cif mil nw | . 7 he Ss} f . . e St tT: } at p able resources; with : lmatt ang ; @3 Lo ome r nis mali. sherin Te | “) Ri Oe ! ae te 8 ott st tendad avaer +h ' ene ms of the s m4 bi . id ‘i ae a A ‘. learly beloved wife of Daalel Donnelly, aged & mitting a variety f eductt urhere) hKickhan 1 Weputy 3 rif€ Siess assisted wor « LR duc XY ny ok pate Sieg nk tf organs of digestion Eke ; PE, se ae : Ee er re , ; , : é’ A> tt MOSILION, I PS ee. ’ tf. : olen BH te a2 ' ' y ith homoge om. sn let - \ ave up the watch - Ne AW ia hs BAC} Te arene. > y ifr , ' | ‘ ea oe wn hat and 7 It 8 AS aS i nera) iil take place Wednesday, a " e orourg hi r) ve hy - cate Tr tye ening a ; é , n SA art Ci pt) * Ya EC: nr tatt 4 ; Dye me i dro} fre hs ' , i sure to 1elp. ’ & ~ a 4 oy 2 » n Ory family residence, (ioe. Se stitutions, and ; tir » exalted and | lief Murray is the man whom Barnes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Peat hed Caled By? UR ed RO MOPS f anivae ima tind aes Py aonb 8 at = OS fe Bt, Coe It’s | re hoe os pthc Gogg: Mt Rel ae aud friends ose i radiant with the rainbow a: nat Wounades While escaping from his Finney : Pact — 4 * : or . Say} a3 Zivineg ' full spes« ' isineer :homp- |; aimost sure to cure, ot inl 54 “iar ; language {s utterly imp: tent ‘ Tat 1) 4 ty 4 tie , trailing house ls iat month. J rat re " 4 ee i ; Ay ' GR “ye hae? aa Pin more . se ng 2 asad ’ int rv. ne i } It has completely ext, ae ¥ | : ’ ’ oP i; te oi RAS 5 " « a5 . ; L > +a» * - . eco ' ‘ tiki ace ‘ *T “4 (*- x . - “ ‘ bs ’ ! eh aenemvie of thi fy — is knows everywhere and an , ‘* ee ‘ 9 te 4 ¢ . oP A \ +* . ww . ved amg \a er) the ‘ ir ilies ins Mrs. Pinkham’s snathe {| f or Schiiiler i the lew . f ine thaft | " Faas é , eae . sn re: * : . k riends invited tu attend. weir TA; if trick hackles . ia ’ 2 he fair ¢ tunds, elope oO iay- i sho wi , > Was leanin; AS running as watt. 4 he tn - slaves: > has 1 OR ye ea e ioc- |ton Tuesday with Miss Lucy Wilburn of ods have the endorse- Schiller sided at 2722 Sout Jett ate © Seid A -wpo A “4 KINSELLA—Katherioe Cobn Kinsella entered inte day it as tt ¥ cre | 1 th | | : | i: | Ve riue VW I ait ado ee other . ia , axe . ’ ? ; a Pe s.* ess fos! ine th Ck os ’ it ae 7 Uicko we : reernt ofr the mayor, the nwam Of “his wid wed mo vi : ‘ orain Sey , rest after a long end painful lines, our be. en See ize te et! | postmaster and others of Acks [Toasantly and frompitly. ort 1 by the mi 1o was killed and icy ak cae eee ar f loved mother aad relict of the late J. J. Kim returned to St. Louis to apprize the bride's sella, at 12:40 p. m., Aug. 21, 1900. at her regs. Where Pearl Comes rom. shia » SCRE Weeaiig Acr own Citys dence, 8819A Page. The pearl fisheries of the Red Kea ext: , the Cleanses the System “Se balks . ba as a cray % , rtr ‘: - 1% ‘a | i ‘bi at, - - wv Due notice of funeral later, ee a extent ‘VOT ED FOR SHIRTWAIST WAN, Hier medicine has the Gently end Effectually jas studying architecture. “He was to have | would belch’ wp fas, | coum nul . : ; ‘ ua SCHOO : ; cada . ar . 4 t ? ' boats are efmfipleored br the Arab tribes, manned hy Ww Omen in Te: .chers’ Inst: ‘tute Advo- endorsement of an una w h en bilious of costive. nF ' v oa sans: ‘ Be foo Bh Y va An aig ne! eg 4 wa ro nanraneae mers, : -* . if POG Nil © PTeMoyv es te Ti ror ae i icip whaterve me AA ; ~an) ont Crrecs b © © s crewe of from five to tWelve men each nenci cate Comfort. nusmberod rssurftitsscte of fram which os teen wil , k a te opagltnersste. Afar Sgt otic Ne ites gr 9 tii We ; ; nen, each yy vided ‘ 2 Ai; in : : nm tH ly rai ill wt place yy biaci I Pepsi ] UK * Tine notive of funeral. the t { ers’ s . ia rj .. ” 4 JT esting a Jee "VET Vt ring ‘ 7 ave : i oO a¥ ° ~~ vith a number of small canoes There are two msm pale pye lige = aves grateful WY Ofte i whose LES OCNLS Vi ft the most aCccepianle lO - ’ " : Meng beet sniteiaie * T—At h -sidence, 204 % fiehing eensons of the vear and thi Mond >. morning one of the fair ech l- i tt = 9 fanti fhe Jaxetts ‘eC principle a of nfanis W hipped a Chila. Rad Sree Prose... get oneal > ~ the 7° he he Ad le pion pepe PrOTTUAS tie reelden orth Twolft® ag ee Mreaeure I@) ma’ams endeared herself io many of the eters are cons y Anown to act most bere (cially. | cuting Attorney Johnson issued a warrant ago | wasin such a condition that my friends street, Aug. 2), 10, at 6:15 a. m., Johe Putt. ee” Se eS Se? mente pre- | male. teachers, by m ‘king @ motion that printed fr this PAPE ls |, Tu ay charging Mrs. Sarah Mack. coj-| had sonic fear about my recovery. It was the: hast, beloved son of Mra. K Mera (nee Tiemaa), clous treasure—Health, for which so many search | the men he permitted to sit in the meeting > | Ores, Of om” : ) Twelfth street, wit I wrote to you far advice. You t id ee aged 3) years, 9 months and 4 daya, seikdeser, She advent gus to health ta Ravterter's | WitBOUt coats er Ser should read | TO GET ITS BENEFICIALEFFECTS | ass: it and battery. She was arrested my symptoms vou th thought I had tiver compl Fuseral: Wetnesing, Ane Oh a BG Ly a 4 atei i , ‘The motion prevatied, after Some cli se is. ‘ . i as | i +e Peale ertha ufr- 7 ones te A 2 mie t« “> Btomach Bitters, an invaliable remedy for stomach | @ion, and President J. T. McDonough of c ese etters« BUY THE GENUINE -— MANFD. BY ee yrs sabe: he : ny en i teak hake as «ir rec : , " as : — - dara. pation, indigestion, dyapepsin, liver trouble. kidney | ome of 5 ok yee at ie ty oe off cha a Her acd, 83 is SAN “wget CAL. Kleventh street with an attempt te As- tip*tep, an af beteer tient ¢ have fr 6.” uncial from residence. 1 Maneies ¢aautt in * . 1 Coats, Dut. others Geciined to become ruyes fe LOVISVILLE , ity NEW YORK, NY. ‘ault Marv Eyester, aged 9 daughter of | Weakness of any Peordet fresu'ting from itu) 2% MPiwiaiisit Men. no 4 having come prepared Fe: J A. ityster. 3621 North Eleventh street, Dr, Prerce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse £t ccna and! Mor gua for sale by crupeists _ rice = S£O0¢ per bottle. vw dived or an overworked stémach. or the new otyle. Lynn, Masse Was ixsued Tuesday morning. the bowels and stimulate the liver, ee ae ey eae ee ee ete a Seer oe ‘yo ee ‘ by : y ' sind z ye eee path gl . 4 . c fyi Ay ie ii, ee BY Sane 4 eb a ; oe > Ae 5 be . dae PHD Rai: . 2 : ~ ae aa re L F REE EE Bho, “Sy Pin aa ss Nt ae ahs 72 gah ae Y Pe Gryt> 2 eR: - . . _— —— a2. "Dk — »? ¥. rn
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TUESDAY—S8T. LOUIS POST-DISPA'TCH—AUGUSt 21, 1900. | PRORIM FIGHTS §— |ANEWSBOY'S VISION CQWBOY AND Wy . BEYOND THE SPANISH MAIN a ; . FIREBUGS’ WORK! «= OF LOVE AND RICHES! — ARAB TERRORS $°° eto toneres, weosesosy nv ua eormge's sone i cnt whatever remains of Summer goois at give-away prices. Some of these hot Pe ae bargains will melt away in a few hours, some may finger a day or two, but all will go rapidly. To get first choice b: up with the lark YSJEDNESDAY! +e ee eee ShirtWaists Have to go. _ Fire Departmeut Kept Busy; ty Cae > A . eos, S4e2e, | Buffalo Bill’s Showmen Take All Night. | CS ee call EX Wi wg atta NOE Town of Prairie duChien, Wis. 25 ds. Percale Shit 5 cases 9.4 heavy Waists, assorted 3 ‘es aS, 5 Nas unbleached be mostly ares Poe! W : ne MOL A ee Sheeting, mill alists ia! ave ,; ’ ‘ c . ’ a. . ; 4 me ‘4 a ew remnants, worth , ‘ a “> 3 SN ‘“ . , . POLICE WERE TRYING TO ROUND cold at Soe nik ee , Apres UP A GANG OF PICKPOCKETS. | aia ta a Yi | a PN A Pett geen, Y Wedeasina HOSE REEL CAPTAIN KILLED.| 9/( mig gum W/W REA. ouR MEN FATALLY WOUNDED. ieee THREE OTHERS SERIOUSLY AND MANY SLIGHTLY INJURED. ae a Fit | sepeeslptcinemcnanas i ks Be 9 gst 7 7 ita aaa a : & all are sold) it yon, : Be Pte | on : e on eax x 3° | | ~ : : $} 6 S) te 3; ; ’ Oe eee Pe, \. Many Blazes Broke Out All Over Town, be bes. bs 6: tells ; Arabs and Cowboys Interfered, began Ww write nn Wa rade : Pree ey but Hard Work Kept the Flames Indiscriminate Firing, Tore Down Ba: All fine Shirt dns | pags 4 + Waists slanghtered Ve a Under Control and Losses Were Light. id = Chis We Best § oe ¢. ALL DAY loi) yards fine Jaconet rhe am FARCY partir my ee and Dimities, {n remn “ei S s-u_—-1V 10 to a. MM | e ne es ~ worth 10ce—8 till 19 a. 2n0 daze ! agp lene oe hite 5¢ és sf 4 ltlemmed Pi 10.000 China Matting Rugs, ‘nane worth worth 5e and 10c, ; go . - and Ai) loze \] a Gozen eee ee Tecteditnaniaiintiatatetee tbethineeiate - sr Oe » > elo RE oN ee % ™ Buildings and Set Fire to Houses. Epecial to the Post-Dispatch. } : PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis., Aug. 21.— PEORIA, lls., Aug. 21.—From midnight O\ € yf : meee >, Charles Frevaugle, formerly of the Fifth to early morning Peoria’s fire companies : Dp Sigh ee a Cavairy, and Harry Cinqunas, formerly of have been fighting incendiary fires and . dl 7 iz ea mee eye vivieardode wt maby si _— spite the gallant work of the men the loss II Piss sa J4 fli) ~ OS EF FL i LAMS j; dy a ” 5 peg and City Marshal “har! , ny ye rn nee, a } | és Andner, shot in last night's riot, are in .a has been considerable. There has aiso been Sr aed Z) ———=_—— SAP __ KG, y. I VS SGouvz7tt are RO Ub SD serinna é xe epee ont: loss of life and much bodily injury. ‘oe FS: OL Seri us condition. It is belleved the mat ; , sh: > rr rht police- While directing his mer. during the fire at ef ) z hal will die. John Merriil, night polices the Carroll ice house at 4 o'clock this morn- ‘IIo, don't you grieve for me, | ‘NTe aia ge tre se — ro . en man, Was also seriousiy wounded, ing Bernard M: ing. captai f the Cen- me Sat ery. SORES r bi whe arene OSs CLV Sh There was no further trouble after mid- ng Bernard Mann ne, captain o b. 1¢ en For ll marry ¥ vit, on a fourpenny rit curity building and stuck to it for two years. tral Hose House pomppny was crushed be- As a time expired man.” | His chance to rise being limited by the roof, | Night. 1 : : e began to devise othe ans. le real- “he ‘ouble tarte thf] ficer ‘ear neath falling walls and was instantly kiiled. Joseph F. Lang, newsboy, elevator con- ned that one can't ~~ = wits oan an ele- thes Se ee ee _ = ae ' : sep 4 j P “ns ea , pa a”. rounding up a gang of pickpockets, follow- The injured are: ductor and erstwhile sport, has gone to -he vator boy s Salary, so he determined to 3 . ; sos Bib AAS Pech | James Lynch, broken ribs and body | Philippines for love. Monday he donned join the army. ers of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show. ieeaeaiia ein coats thy te) Fortune might come in a new land, he |The showmen took a hand in the fight and bruises. the habiliments of Uncle Sam and wit) thought, so he enlisted. That was Satur- Sicha “a eae auld ‘ . . - bec: > general. ) e rere sn Michael Gibbons, painful flesh wounds. eight other recruits left Unioa Station fo? day. Sunday the boy and girl talked long. tM, pepe para ee a ee Philip Distler, injured about the head and Frisco and far off Manila Lang promised to save his pay and she rhe band of cowboys and troop of Arabs Ss stripe bo oms navy 50 dozen 72x90 Bleached andl perf fittine id al “-* cane a Hemimned Sheets, value iIc- seazen at che h-—t ; = a , ees, = Sale Price ve week for, each...... sasad i, | Weanesday at...... . » i " / n TEreeseesnceseetesanes Men’s Fine Silk Bosom Shirts, new | Men’s Silk Finish French Bal ; au" pl ine Lawns, chdice pat- stvles, stripes, well made brivgzan and perfect fitting, worth regular 3 $1.00—Sale Pr oe oo 2100 Tine Lace Men’s Fine French Balbriggan Shirts worth up to 2 and Drawers, in cream or BO Al... cccese: blue, regular 39c grade— es Sale Frice.. Ss fiat on!) remnants ot = 5 up holstering sofa eus 7 —_——— + MSTA Bag EPG IRE. TAL? - ee Oe ean shoulders by falling from a root lor the next three years in khaki he will “Jang nas visions of ricl ‘Cur ions | ' age 7 ae ANS as $ 1 unoccupied land : mt Soe i . z | : There were other less serious injurtes and} epace the festive ‘“‘Amigo,”’ and his sicep in in Luson Island that a smart soldier may downtown and terrorized the inhabitants, ¢ : au} d chairs, re gular rice rz Pe ; ne svC TO; ji-—Sa4 le "Tic OT ON i te heat. 1 1 t} ht f tt 17-year old when her lover becomes a land-owner. through the leading street of the city. House Furnishings. . “ 2 ied gy tc. nse he cheeres vy thoughts o retty ii-year- Three years rai 4 Ss see , ; s I ) Cfhree years of waiting does not seem long The police could do nothing with them was at the works of the Peoria UWounge and] the wars. } ‘“bunch"’ of newsboys and his sweet- |After a while the men became tired of | ecial—50 boxes best Laun- 2700 cakes pure Cocoanut Oil > hes wide, Lang is a street waif 21 years old. For heart were at Union Station to see the sol- shooting at people, and turned to more Nne- |, ry Soap, 8 to 10 o’clock ¢ Soap, elegant bath or toil Nahe ke Clas _" eu : it} sticking rti "se } rt 4 re o ; akes eae. » i ‘ . .* . . . sete eeeeete was complete. The loss Is placed at $20,000) phones” and cherished only the ambition lor ination envied the wonders he would see ; “ peg teotenatt: ae . with $15.000 insurance. There were many]a rai! seat in the Havlin gallery. “I’m leaving the old town to make a ]|and houses set on fire. The riot became © Pails—10 dozen Galvanized 1750 Satin String Ties, in la M 7) 4 Levi che Vy Pearl a) all ° " opie .e ol . ab. os » anite.tl , . : ! ; . . —— department. worth i) os oy es an d wort (os soelenleadligs aeeuaaalan “| his life. While celebrating his natal day he on the ong train. . closed up Wednesday, 8 to 10 ¢ lsc erch—while they last . g up to se doze | the work of fire -bugs. met the girl. The shake of her bi: Lc k curls The yir! said Httle. The farewells choked ' D. , | | Re Le en x I Air pin ae She told him he might come to her home, the traia’s end lamps tailed down the long iron frame, galvanized tub clamps, spool Linen Thread ener « | vold-nlated seauty An ins, YOUN A iof SOuth Third street. Lang went and gave shed. ; best w hite Tubber rolls, Pins, worth up to ty ac | siete wre’ gees | worth $19 oni Pts 1 ature % ; ‘ ‘ *-* . eee eee o Back to PURSUED IN PO ERS He Secured a Marriage License Easily AP Son of Sir Edwin Arnold to 6 W Free Reserved Seat Tickets to Forest Park Highlinds to purchasers for Matinses any day exzznting Suadays and Holidays—Ash or them, England on Several Charges BY ‘BY THE TRIAL Enough, but Had to Hustle to = om ' a SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.—Jullan Tre- It doesn’t happen very often that a couple | : on matrimony bent fail to get what they Chas. J. Grattan Accuses Officer Kav- | Consequently Waiter McNichols Shot Arnold, has been ordered extradited to ‘In Every Ste f tl P lings Those Mvstic Vigures Have : , , Step O 1e roceealngs LOS 4 STIC ures ay 8 a ie OE Ug BORE : } : | iengland by I'nited States (‘ommissioner e I S . “ pe re d to Kdward R. smart, a traveling The Wedding of Miss Simmons of Kan (‘harles ' 4 (sratt in, Who £a I iT th (Ss "lay , rm. ee re ef. n “*) al dealer of 11 a Place. salesman of Mount Vernon, Ill, and Miss sas and Mr. Clary of West a foreman of the laborer onstructing . Rea sathiia at the City Hos- $60,000 of the estate of John Thomas Don- “7 orp Se ee ~ ‘i August 13 the last of the evidence was Vircinia. eae a , — Silage | taken Louis, Monday afternoon. 6 - saulted by a policem t} i seven chti rnin a pecullar manner. dered extradited on two charges and will The fatal number has ursued Powers be given a hearing on still another charge | trial and conviction of Caleb Powers as ~ i . "| and quickly secured a license; but in spite | Alta, W. Va., were persons of considerable | morning. He reported thi ecurrene: “— ed e roof of a shed fn the ‘inatio : Jerry Curtis. who manages’ elopements, ods | Henteun sawed thn 7 Sinatl 7 : inated f ffice J e 123 could do, neither judge nor minister could at the Moser hotel after the exclusive pub- a few days ar % as former pe pd nue, ; Dr. He had been ENDEAVORERS’ TROUBLE. He was nominates oF OLS uae ' found to marry the couple. lication in the late. editions of the Monday | dent of St. ‘outs, am: Lj top at ; ; if MeNichols saw The indges had alt Fone away. Rev. Post-Dispatch of the story of their reunion hotel at Ninth oan *hestnu at . , sa , I A yr He Was a th lef, shot at George W. Lubke Believes fhat Re- Thirteen months later, on July 13, he was Revers’ Saltens ts Attorneys Post- had gone to Kirkwood. ‘lovers’ quarrel, and their sudden marriage. ! and askea him to direc dh d throu gh the right ports Are Exaggerated. arraigned for murder and the trial com- y would-Be bride and groom, with the | Mrs. Clary was, until Monday afternoon, | when the policeman, Ou | + wtf oner at the City Hos- George W. Lubke of 502 Union Trust biuld- menced. poned Until Next Thursday’s bride's brother, Jouis eteiner, went into | Miss Maude F. Simmons of Independence, | his club and struck CGrettan o a 2 : aa ; , i rt -anged for a Christian Endeavor| Thirteen defendants were named in the ' consultation at Autenrith’s Hotel as to) Kan. She was proprietor of a millinery] Grattan told the police he alterw , eo ned up at the Fourem ng, WnO arranged tor a inistian Hndeavol . ? Session of Court. What should be done. | store in her home city and came to St. Louis | found out that the name of 1 , mM wae net charging as- excursion party, was asked about the re- indictments. : 5 A ; napvy thought finally struck the in- } to buy goods. Here she unexpectedly metiwho struck him is Kavanau t a aie il Was issued against ports of the troubles the Endeavorers ar Thirteen lawyers represented the defense. From 2 Post-Dispatch Stall erneaponcent. genious janitor, Curtis, and He proposed to” her old sweetheart, Harry Clary, in the Mid- | partment is investigating the ¢} Ber : said to have encountered He said Thirteen jurors sat during the case. (FHORGETOW MN, mays, AUS. 21.—After Col, “So eens een Saha ee way of Union semee. yi Clary, after fait : x ibaa ; 5 we ; ae ; ; , ’ Tels snryv ¥Y sey ¢ nade : LHe POs! as accepted. se . ing out wit lis fiance four vears ago, left, *] believe the accounts of suffering are The thirteenth witness was Powers’| Nelson, for He cae siotunemseds . ~ beri a Curtis, the party tock the first car for Web- + inne yt wn a business ps West FOUGHT OVER | POL TICS. ALL DISE EASES © exaggerated. Tl sent a party of four to sweetheart, Miss Lucy Brock. long plea for drawing a special she us ie ster and were there miurried hy County Virginia. Hie, too, came to St. Louis to buy Harr Fink W; S Badly Th riur id bu T , | fror the vicinity of K: ok City Thirteen hundred sol liers, the evidence | the usual Way from a wheel, Judge Can: Judge li. L. Wilson. goods, and neither had any idea of meeting . y as = | , jm ’ : AND ogg ar eatee ; OR xy | tril! stated that there were two motions ine groom is a wholesale grocery sales- | the other. Robert Wilson swore that she would be true. with the show got very drunk and went several of the men were affected by the in-] muddy rice fields and trenches may be Secure. The girl says she will go to Manila | firing revolvers and guns as they dashed The largest single loss during ihe night! pssie Appel, whose black eyes sent him to to either Third Floor. NOTIONS, Etc. 173 gross yards black Velestemman A Mattress Company, where the destruction],, ee ae Se “p a 7 © otlliy ots a S years he sold papers and: &@ rest, rr’ ste “Aan > ‘ » 4 ° o . on » — ‘T, . -_ on . % “ee ber 13 figures in every phase of the ar They reached Clayton about 5:30 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Clary of Terra] Chestnut streets at 1:3 ate > Keven : | t of the heat iaeaene sine today. one of the conspirators in the Goebel assas- like a Nemesis. s of all that the dusky courthouse janitor, importance in the eyes of the other guests} the Four Courts. | bie eee tie ca ber Me " ‘ame fr . a 7 eas yp ay PANIC THS §6—Tesidence, LSU). ————$—— . Charles, the only minister in Ciay- | after four years of separation, caused by a! says that he appr sht wound In ) 8 ee wee ae veneer Court *x-Gov. John Young Brown will move es countered, Excursionists are great kickers, | Srounds to hold the pretenders In office. aaa ER A t lea and Coffee Co. He ts 26 years old and | stant and the mutual joy of the meeting im- and a single meal missed w - cause much Thirteen hundred dollars, it was brought | t the other to dismiss the venire and that | well known in St. Louis. pelled a sudden determination on the part of in the rear of Goldman *rause aris ing, quic kly and perme steamers caused all "the trouble, and while da: aan , 4 woul hen be con- Mr. Smart declared to the Post-Dispatch ! put futile resistance from Miss Simmons. otiames ols _ eanwe’ ms ; ‘ ets ‘ froy a or nse " iv morning and both would then be con : . Aityt 7 : several Scaip wound ‘ byes eo 5 ‘ nie, 4 — i Street pos some of the excursionists may have suffered | '° Wollon to defray the expenses of the that the marriage was not an elopement, Hour hours after the unexpected reunion! ype (ity Fo pital, where nn e | | a hibitio ni hall is to be wW wey 40 feet and two ter, If It were not already done when they he was accompanied by his bride. The folks | rennet SR emetic ving. A oe ae io ail’ mee tithes , ; ‘ i ae | ‘ . ic ig: " His body eH) 5 erervt 10 > best coun-. While »athing in Lake Michigan DOG) 3 | —~ we ~ oT .@ Everything Will Be Ren dy sor ithe ty “ye and 3 ‘ pid is has : co oe _— was not re cove red. The mother of the 75c to $1.50 ‘Excursion. buy the oe aga which Miss Simmons ‘ y Molical Inctitnte han mang ¢ /young man lives in St. Louis. Sunday, Aug. 29th, via Big Four, to Bun- ; came to st. Louis. MINNIE. FRAZIER GOES HO! AE bo eg Lo ston Merald The (‘jtizens’ Fair ASSOC aftson { i st - S $10. OO Put- -in-Bay and Return, Be Sure and use Mrs. “Winslow Ss Pana Shelbvville Windsor Mattoon and i : a Dili * -" : . : i : ie “i a « a, ‘ | .Y , . : a 4 _ 5 “7 county organized about a month ax), Via Clover Leaf Route, Soothing Syrup fer your children while teething. wav stations Train leaves St. Louls 8:2 | Via ¢ lover Leaf E oute eee Be a Trained Nurse. | ie a meeting at Lo pper (*re yu (*oeur |: . ; A - » it} , ly. Ti *k . Offi 7. my Oli : ft. ci nt aia nan aaa 2 Ue Sh aaa hala acer , in BD . : c . scar uacge Aug 25th to 28th. ricket Office, Uo Olive st. : ’ } 4 . Us. wf! on ( et Ce, IWoe ve s . Tickets Bros lw; , d ‘hes ; ta a Minnie irazier of ul Vall, AD © Wilt : Ward Democrats — The} ™. cKets, adway and Chestnut, i F : would be ready for a ‘alr veer HE ple! Democratic voters a ya sineibities night, Aug. 21, at 1564 eres week, Was ftound by The half-mile track is ‘bout con ue 1 h ti Jo} » st: vg rr dl ests) ae sther is father resides : 01S ‘e street. ‘convention. . . , mn Sul.lvan rie yey . me , - and the stables, grand stand and other’ His father resides at 801 South Tent tree cony Frank Harrington of 1601 Clark avenue, 12 4220. >: ‘bee > Bis oh AD rd scar my Binge: neg ‘oe s\ ail work for cost of owe ‘ere enc: “id on the capitol “ete . ad have heard of no trouble they en-}| Showed, were encampet man and formerly traveled for the Blanke ifferences were nm ‘ \- = ' = 41 = 6 . *; ste | before the court, one for continuance and rr '. of +. “4 coe Ne 3 Be Old differen S were forgotten in un it Harry link, L620 Ohio avenue, Was Tou , WE AKNI 4% &. -“SSES OF MEN . . r ‘ " A ‘ 3 . . — ’ or , ‘ TI" 344 ne I iss S 7 " sz . vs 1? > > 7, ‘ Tey ’ . . i " elio : . : ' on ,Ar ryicr} . | v : : mm ’ ' trouble. The wena ng of the German Lloyd out by the testimony, was paid by Powers | the former had been put over until Thurs Miss Steiner is a pronounced brunette Mr. Clary to wed, which met with slight,lin avenue, Monday night su ing rol he Bape: ’ ‘Reliable Peabody | inconvenience I don't believe they met with | mountaineers. é& sidered. as all concerned were favorable to the | the two were made man and wife by Justice Robert Wilson esiding on th jira tho ' ima Phyets ian, Br sauate of — ’ ‘ , ' Let ’ ; e x Via Clover Leaf Route, ipcerenincitichiciiiaasias > — - ecto Sipe waecaik ar micaes bride would ZO to Manhattan Bea *h for a 4 ‘ , “ae . , . :o , rhaue M: att: a Mr. Clary was compelled by business t0 | wa; arrested aue (for en H aeiee/ 5 : NOTE Nt ER OF Lt SS a » Fneene s St. Louis | : ok on posed to be Fugene Patterson ot ) ; got there. : ‘ere’ inf J by wire of the ’ AIR. ,. ¢ a as -owne ‘ Chicag Monday. night at home were Informe ry wire ~~ . ‘sj io Four rex S12) vy 1} " koaled, : ST. LOUIS COUNTY F } eT? 1! : are to 23 y! re] ‘fr ee tIPO Liye [Oo was dh wri ad it hic KO ‘ ( ° ee aah tne happy turn of affairs and somebody else will Excursion on Big Foul he xt S 1. . ) 7 gi. v “* adi aie a phy sett, Clota, Opening, Sept. 20. enon Tut Litchfield. Hillel ee Aaa _-—+—_— sunsrequeumsmnercanen : ser Fill, slitchfieid, llisboro, Nokomis, . ~ ‘ $12.00 to Detroit and Return Country Girl Al bandons Ambition urday and reports showed that everything arse aR nanene Seventh 7 ! Union Station y R. ambition to become a_ train n T. B. Quackenbush Dead.—Thomas 3, ic voters of the Seventh Wara| 27° “708 ©\t | BOY DROWNED. IN | RI E pelled ser to run away trom hoa " atil ma St 24th . , : ‘ > . +; ve) 4 he ~~ } P ; . ’ ’ r° ' ' on L au 4 ber 20 at Studt Park, near Creve Coeur Lake, | Quackenbush, son of J. H. Quackenbush of *will meet ruesday S| : om Whi: er moth 1c . ‘ and centinue four days this city died at Poplar Bluff, SMo., Monday South Second street. for the purpose of se- ’ Frank Harrington’ S Life Lost hive police Monday night in St. Lout ies we have decided d | , | ' mpletoad | night of heart disease. He was 37 years old. lecting delegates to the tenth congressional Bathing With Other Boys. The girl had secur 1 position with M a , : ee ecided to do Krazier, hNaaing ~ _ es —_ = |} Will Make Number of Speeches in An- vears old, while bathing in the river at the situation, wa: ing 1 her to re | mS eieciaae , : od foot of Chouteau avenue Monday evening, pyt when Mr. Sul! learned that she w . ~/ material, We take this swer to Bryan With Imperialism got beyong his depth and was drowned. eo runaway swirl he diachure hy | A ae 5 His companions, all small boys, Were un-, wij] re gta ~ to 6Sulll A . , meons of advertising to as His Paramount Issue. able to aid him, I ‘Tuesday. | b wi Jo pe intredééé aa alee Special to the Post-Dispatch. = = . | Site a ‘ se’ or WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—President Mc- it SS a a as h fugtgee oe ae | TARR, The Great Kinley has decided to accept the challenge 2 ss ae PEE re of Bryan's Indianapolis speech and will de- , ‘y POLL) CROWN, JOR . BS.00 vote nearly all his letter of acceptance to the question of imperialism. He will en- deavor to show how the Republican party, from his point of view. has wrought great and lasting benefit by its course during and since the war with Spain. The authority ; ' + i . se * Roosevelt. , 9 x ef sree Gra a8 | For Infants and Children, and methods. tor these statements is Gov. It was learned today that the President ea es ’ ih Lairacted Without Pain Free Uiher vi ark ls one. will make several speeches during the cam- . iat a Kind You Have ‘oa. rarr | The kK JS (DR. TARR NEW GENTIER CO, paign, more than he had led the Repub- PAINLESS DENTISTS, lican managers to expect. They will not be Aiways Boug ant | te ¥ dhcaneé Sixth and Locust Sts, announced beforehand. They will just hap- /3 Loeust St. Lads attendanta. & a pen. But they will happen at onportune times and will be as strong as the President can make them It was practically decided at a conference PMOL COLE BATALI), last night that the letters of acceptance r : - should not be given out until the President | AVegetable Preparation for As- returns to Canton in September. similating the Food andRegula- || @& } , ; rKOM Bears the oa || ting the Stomachs and Bowels of ; ! ye Biscuit or ROOSEVELT IS CONFIDENT. 1 : —s SAS o\ Potash] Hot Springs, . ; Yet There Is a Scared Note in the Way “INFAN 1s . It is the desire of Gov. Roosevelt, as a vice- 5 9 presidential candidate, to have his utteran- ces during the coming western tour thor- : , oughly in accord with the views of the f , : nt-of-tow rJjere @} ’ nat ea . : ] 4 - : ' “8 uf iid presidential candidate, and he also desires > *n PPO Yt etieediene ' rs filed to give expression to and make features r ee \ } of the tissues which the President deems , rh! + : s worti £ : os gy te beeen § expects to make a great A perfec | Remedy for Constipa- x a3 POTASH SULPHUR r (rOV. —_—_— — — yinecaoe the 8 pc mens fion, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea ; , ' ias mAs e arrangements to r¢ cago Wo rms ( ‘onvulsions. Feverish + cu a eek fro ext Morday } / nee os The very latest—U needa — -_ it Uneeda Biscuit Tho © “ ho conversed with the “agen | ness and Loss OF SLEE P. ‘ ) Of Ver : IDOS Pi: 7c St e Tt, St. Louis. VW e 1e€ rs a say he is Pul of confidence as to the result ms wz : ~— Uneeda Graham ater ith milk ~_ Uneeda stake ‘ub tie Feng a «5 Mag a ce | Fac Situile Signature of 3 7 . . creamy cre ation to be eaten Ww d. orous campaign in ngs oo .- keep the pase GANS lida. , : M informed rewarding the important tssues, é Lied. luncheon, Or with fruit for dessert. The tear Jinjer Waufer The goveuier assured the President ee i NEW YORK IFTy Padi S ’ | ere is no question about the state of New | ad ans ‘ a nutritious delicacy prepared entirely wit “<P voniae ' aaa ob ON a omengey Tost pe a siidentinnihome : “r% ; ? " . a a - ith other d ust ! ‘r the state ticket and state ATO woswrths OFd “0 Te graham flour. “Now at the grocers wl Uneeda | just ‘now over state ti and sts 35 Dosrs Sea ets | ma 8 old. members of the great Yneeda family in air . BN EON Doss; | | | p | TEETH ex eITHOR Try them ranam arer His Excellent Memory. tight, moisture and dust proof boxes. By : Srom the Ceveland Plain Dealer. Uneeda “ar course you do not remember the war, Miss EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ij . ree a CUIT COMPANY | teek 2" : NATIONAL BIS | page Ya cals e ak © aiminiihehy Gem tan "ae Uni on Dental 1 Cai, Milk Biscuit Hill, and Manila, and that dear, fat Gen. Shafter : THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. at Santiago Ah. I remember itt all quite well. rae Rest Lyulpped Co ei Re: , SECOND. Sa oe et a en esa 4 SS See SSS “PaaS - ~ He hed meant the war of the Rebellion, but he oF Til AND pag’ Gid wot press the inquiry. va mw wep mw. de x : Sa — 5 ti ke a eS. ’ bt Spits, a J a ee ee AEF OTE aS a me % - oe ey _ OR CAS. “F AT RS & aR ph res ot wm, cag: 6) . wae 5 re gly Bigg " P Ag = . 4 1S ARE” Ee OE 4 . a ae to Wee
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he ,. wae ; : ae © & Ps eens 23 i0 ine a3 SEAR Ne ee / bah as beeen “ ‘3 PPD. . " > , A % ‘ > _ ‘ordinance were thinking of other | gnecion. He declared it to be the plain duty of the United pee a ae oa NOT TUESDAY_@T. ‘Toms POST-NTer A TCH _—avaust 21, 1900, 5 res . * ry S eae at r. oF sain : ae bat a y ef 9 a A A a ' States to grant free trade with the ante Ricans. violated the duty. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES City and Suburbs. 1 cent 5 cents the partition of China. Is it the bricks with which he is paving the way tnilitarism? Let us hope that this time the his word. to the Conntry. President's deed will go with 2 cents Datly, singie copy. & cents Sunday, single copy DELIVERED RY CARRIER— Dally and Sunday. per Week. ....cccccccccccecceces Datly and Sunday, per moeth... Dally only, per month PERS RY MAIL IN ADVANCE. Datiy and Sunday, 1 year... .$6 Dafliy and Sunday, 6 months.. Datle and Sunday, 1 month.. Sunday, 1 year... Sunday, 6 months.. 196 Circulation Sunday, 3 months. peceeee 8 Department TRANSIENT POST. \GE RATES. 24 to 32 Pages......2¢ 40 to 50 Pages ‘ee erevreeenereeceeemewnneeeraerre o-oo of the transit company the epidemic of accidents by 15 cents AK centsa 45 cents 11 cents The general manager accounts for eee eee eee eee w eee that peop ile are careless. eee eeeere . Say! ing TELEPHONE NU CMRERS. Rell—Main Kinloch. | 2.00 Business Office. ..664, 665, 2820 A646, AGiS | If 60 Flitorial Rooms,.198%0 ee 200 City Editor 606 AG47 here is something in this, but what people? run without good brakes, the transit people are The at Meader and Br attributed to this; and if motormen run ata they The prevent cars are | , . careless. accident adway has been dangerous speed are careless. TG Pages. ios occocesd transit company is expected to use every precaution to Ontaide the Tnited States. Canada and Mexico, Gonble the above rates. Fintered at the Post-Office at St. Lon's as Second Class Matter. Remit by Money-Order, Draft or [In Registere “1 Letter Address all communications and complaints of imperfect service to POST-DISPATCH, St. accidents. It cannot excuse failure to do this by draw- ing a comprehensive indictment against the genera] public. Tons. nensiilieilieial TOO GOOD HEALTH death six lered. a Beckwith Special Agency. 469 The Rooke ry. Chicago. ry Pag Within a year St. Louis every one.of whom would have —SWORN DAILY AVERAGE— by insurance companies. All these gentlemen were CIRCULATION rope They were good livers, OF THE any kind. They were all Agent Foreign Advertising, S. Co {8 Tribune Building, New York. DANGER IN bachelors, good risk has lost by been consi active men of busi- dissipation of and yted athletic exer- and but not given to hbook-loving club men, scholarly, devi ' to healthy. social pleasures. They excelled in cises, but never carried sports (cess. = | Pneumonia carried off five of these bachelors; the other | cumbed to a throat disease after. an illness of a few days. THS OF 1900. The record is ren . 153,699 the reach 4 ome or : > ‘ prospects .) ory an Nrosnel Ws , ‘pars h in nee 96 443 ) What Suc- FOR THE FIRST 8IX MON SUL JINSPEA YY doce ssccsees 0 IMPORTANT. pay~ The Post- Dispatch will accept all advertising the distinct and unequivocal GUARANTEE it has a larger bona-fide PAID circulation in the CITY of ST. LOUIS and its suburbs ‘than any TWO other morning or evening newspapers COM- BINED: end a larger paid circulation, SUNDAY OR DAILY. than any other Newspaper WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. One of the eight largest Sunday Newspapers in the United States. a a a i iii iarkable. Leading wholesome lives, beyond and rood passed worry * Setande i AW ay, Vi eCAaArs bye Pore appointed time Was it because of with | that pore: or | their bachelorhood’ ie marriage worth twenty-five ye: plenty tee inion but no knowledge they were too healthv? Some health. They ‘cklessiy expose weather someti onee Too other hand, men who cannot boast robust « their frames, husband their strength, live long. The suggestion is paradoxical! reasonable? ir was it because sical of their to all sorts of men are themselves On the nstitutions guard feeding, and often perhaps, but is it un- mes often. St udy o> When Blanche Skeel fell across the track in front of a Post-Dispatch renders leaving town for the summer are reminded that they street car in the accident on Sunday, the car ran over and ean have the paper mailed to them every Cay from this office. Rates will killed without any prevention from the fender. Manager ee found at the head of this column, and all subscriptions sent to this office Baumhoff nothing neffective fénders in his at- will receive prompt attention Addresses changed at pleasure of subscrib tempted explanation of the street satan ia dea ers, upon notice sent to the Pos Lispatch. her says about railway as the present wretched fenders are in use, such horrors as that of which Miss Skeel was the victim will be vitable +o denissianpeshitl terpenes Over in Louisville the Woman's mendable effort for the enforce: ine OPEN THE ART GALLERY SUNDAYS. The discussion in the Sunday Post-Dispatch of the question, “Shall the Exposition be opened Sundays?” elicited many street and alley filth, weed expectoration in publie huild- conflicting views, but the prevailing voice seems to favor the ines and public conve ances. ete. It will be remembered that opening of the art exhibit. at one time a number of bra Louis women turned out This appears especially appropriate. The Tissot collection, | ang cleaned the alleys back of their pr The salvation illustrating the life of the founder of Christianity, will be} of our cities may, after all, depend women. an object of interest to devout men and women, many of isin caliente ue ag whom cannot well spare the time to study the pictures on a The sprinkling cart deluges, whether thev are week day. or not, are teaching the importance of Good art of any kind Is elevating and purifying. The peo-| The most perverse cart-driver « ple that lives amid great art work is sure to be a people Of} gje on vitrified brick or spirit and intelligence. Taste is cultivated and the judgment strengthened. Educationally the value of such exhibits can- There are no not be overestimated, and in the minds of a vast majority the] there:should be no more making a ment of the ordinances against Club is com- emises. upon our so intended smooth make a mud-pud- streets. annot asphalt. sil«- Casiliy . — — ee ——— —_— *¢4 ss more Warons running vad Dis rit C’aytiis WiILhn usual, and usual. now than street cars than ions But he He is now firmly of opinion that we should not take part in another good intention, one of hell of | This ee dered with b hi: der 0 falls o Sltrappe gird is perfectly plain. “Don't of his “Oh, of hla things. WHAT IS 2ne he Was very value of the Tissot paintings exceeds that of secular art, since| J]. there an epidemic of carelessness among the they appeal to the deepest and best instincts and confirm! and drivers? the ideas which are dearest to devout hearts. iB a Mr. McKinley The World’s Fair visitors will learn more than 500 facts | cajities. In Carthage, Mo., a few about St. Louis, and they will pick up a great many about] jng to dispose of a load of deli: Missouri. m tormen | 0-0 9——_______-.— | 1 Tr ; { h : has over watermelon crop in some lo- days ago a farmer was try- ious melons at a cent each. oo — laine Peoria hasn't had Roosevelt, but the cowboys an@ {Indians were exceedingly strenuous there last Sunday. One Indian | Was Loo a Nobody wants to he conflagration uous. —? ¢- JUST PLAIN MISTER. England has a marquis for postmaster general, and he is playing pranks under high heaven. He has laid the ax at the root of the tree of democracy in that country, by a much- belated attempt to fasten class distinctions where common sense has ruled them out. | The titled postmaster has given orders to all postoffice clerks that in addressing male correspondents, “Esq.” shall be used in all cases unless the correspondents are evidently laborers, personal servants, tradesmen, or postal savings bank depositors. The word esquire meaning a shield-bearer, and the word mister, abbreviated to_Mr., being a corruption of Master, it would look as if the plain misters of England have the bei- ter of the esyuires, who were “personal servants” at the time when either of these titles meant anything. In what state of mind was the marquis postmaster ruled that depositors in postal savings banks were groveling persons not entitled to be addressed as If England does not enjoy a hearty laugh at his eccentric dic- tum, it will be because she is too busy fighting Boers and Chinamen to notice the caperings of little persons in big of- fices. made nearly so. oe this week. above %0 is reman when the mercury is Running to rather stren- > Ai dined POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. W hile with Empress An. said that the The deadly car Chaffes plays tag Chinese it can hardly be game carelessness of the inf: is WV are dé fender cannot New paving for Kansas grasshoppers? All hoppers look alike the officials | who pay the bounty. 2en he i ar when ‘ A woman won the $5 prize offe Ow an hon tas “i lov Beem , | a definition of the happ!i squires’ 5 : yu) women are happie: than men. Yaqui Joan of Are has married. ought now to ; its way out. families and hear stroye d by the |! ‘ondemned. Hampshire k i at she is not Goes How red by e- Post-Dispatch for | condition, is it possible that The Mexic Joans time. an govern-| ment do not mata P - . ‘ } a? raise armies at the same: ’? hye rT -* said John J. In-| man feel so rich| imulant. “Millionaires are the froth on the galls. But there is ni eer that makes a as he gets when he takes the Kentucky st It is There is no the lace The erage pretly papers. Chief Artist Fitzsimmons will on the epi cermis of brother artist Sharkey tools used will be simple colors dry. Any kind of a healthy rabbit, in the hands of a good cook, becomes delicious meat. The coming of the Belgian hare}! seems likely to greatly increase ibbit eaters The vegetarian may well fee i > discouragement at cael prospect. What pajama +o Are the street cars smashing the wagons in order way for the automobile? to make the ‘‘n willing to above the condemn et-waist.”’ shoulder Waist line. Paring water except in the a net waste of energy to such thing. The women guimpe, but that is far THEY WON’ — The western and northern Garkness for several weeks after Sept. 1. This is due to the failure of the contractor to put up the mantle lamps. This announcement exposes another blunder, or the Carroll appropriation bill. The lighting supervisor fore- saw the emergency and tried to have provision for temporary lighting incluced in that measure. But the framers of the things. things were the salaries of city employes who do not earn their salaries. Every public interest dinated to this one object. But the people of St. patient. They haven't the spirit of sheep; they kins. sections of the city will be in of the av- The really illustrated that be should suit anywher: ut } the Suit is powers bathing bathing seldcam worse, in ‘avor to lay a little color next Friday. The 4) 1? sarall alin 3 and r} ie will be aiiowed to let the The other was subor- Louis are are lamb- hosts of — = may be left in darkness the Municipal Assembly attached no penalty for the Welsbach contract can do the Diogenes their lanterns and looking for an honest City Hall gang. the shirt-waist 1, the hatiess girl and nt ap pears to because failure to act, by taking man among St. Louis citizens who man. the the naeaeh yould we do without man, the lace gzuimpe gir bathing suit girl? Since the sea the | let us be thankful that so many take his place. Sf rpe good ee A LOBBY FOR THE PUBLIC Chief of Police Campbell points out that he is fowerless to prevent the running of trolley cars at reckless speed because N. P. Cc. B.—Olympic Theater opens there is no ordinance regulating the speed. L. F.—Yes. You must have a Of course. This was to have been expected. Ordinances c. 400.—We do not an ivorable to franchised corporations can be procured with no Ww. D. BOYLE.—?F ‘row is attorney-general of Missourt. great trouble. But who, In the Assembly, bethinks himself to WM. KEYSER.—There is no premium on a l-cent piece of @o a little legislating in the public interest? Had the mem- NINA.—Please ca ee eee ee ee bers been as responsive to the demands of the people as they | Sive you detatied Instr ss ee eae : ee 1» | are to the still soliciting, insinuating voice of gpecial interests Be Po: ag Menuet eee es ae eae tate ede see ic many lives would have been saved. MRADIER. A ward Is a ci\ il divi Isn't it time tor citizens and taxpayers to organize a lobby | division of the state for representation to promote legislation for the benefit of the community? Mr. L. F. M.—Wrrite to H. C. Corbin, adjutant-gen James L. Blair did some work of this kind last winter which | A'™Y, Washington, >. rat , hy lav know of was very effective. Will it have to be repeated? Roped — ee Oat See AT Cook caroume pastetialione’ ‘sh tabeanene. . ia ileal Se J. 1). RING. See clerk at yurt. Wee New buyers continue to come to the St. Louis market, and duplicates if possible r not will pr there is no reason why We shall not keep all the old ones. Let] to take out new papers, us grow up to ithe World’s Fair as rapidly as possible, “+o _——_ -—- SUBSCRIBER.—The exchang: { A GREAT TEMPTATION. States varies with the locality. From cepted rate In St. won i OLD SUBSCRIBE Chicago Aug. 27 to 30. All In his etatement to the anti-impertalists issued Aug. 15, it _ sien aan it Mr. Edward M. Shepard of Brooklyn says: ene fare “There is far greater temptation, far greater justification for the annexation of rich Chinese territory in the temperate gone than for any campaign in Luzon, no less stupid and wasteful than it is wicked.” That is to say, Chinese territory in the temperate zone may growing convic tion 4 ail sind are unable to put dow n he insur ection | be worth having from a merely commercial point of view, infatuated proc lamations by Otis to the effect that the war is over while the acquisition of the Philippines is a fruitless invest- and the ‘rebels’ fins iliy crushed. Like us, again, the have ment. laughed those penn to scorn. ig | ne the Filipino populace at the Ame rican public that the 7 The temptation will indeed be great. So far the President find delight and reassurance in a situation which fills the seems to have adhered to an American policy with reference | with sorrow and with shame. to China, but how long can he resist the solicitations of the enemy ; Chinese syndicates? Mr. McKinley, swearing he would ne’er consent, consented to a policy which he himself had denounced as criminal ag- *+¢?- = ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS i | | | Sept. 2. (io to City tions. Hall. license. wer legwal ques IN? ail On city sician reuit Ct should say get obtainable you the United is the on Mexican money lo to 20 per ac- The (3 A. R eg Hi T) vp me nt wii! De ratiroads will give a reduced rate, but has been customary to maKe —— a ++e--- Why the Filipinos Persist. From the Washington Post The bottom of it all 1s their supply nowder, supplied to them by our deal ne of modern rift * friends in Germany, and their Tmer latter +oe The Slow Big Cities. From the State Tribune, Jefferson City, Mo. This talk in the big city newspapers about the shirtwaist man, seems odd to the dwellers in country towns and in rural regions Qut here this reform was instituted long ago. ibably have | : and smokeless | Wes ‘ ; i] i ¢ nik on “*“W am “‘R ‘lhe original is my who it much t tore to to your Happ ure ma depend from e of a rood correct embody in my inquiry | Grtron, AMONG - At is estimated that tinpiate ing to dullness of trade in fixing wage There the Cel Gran with a bottom of gold braid stranpings like t smart corsage is of rose-colored reel- he short and rounded bolero is bor- bias of white taffeta strapped ands of gold braid. The bolero opens] ist of white taffeta which is cut] opens in turn over a plastron of | mousseline, with a straight collar. | ilf-length sleeve has a border at the | the bor-~ | slecve | taffeta | > high) The skirt f the. jacket ver a lower sle “ ae Th ilidinges SK) YY aki Tv. total of Siu} 14.16 the United St ' pended in the « affiliated with | +} Tnion. in tr Union No. } h; unions Labor lI are 115 local i1tral Trades and Workers’ toid and Cement Main fron lt home Ients, ete » date LVe HPe! rave established a bulletin board in their} member neeting hall ing whe The |! sociation have none bt Stone Third every The Nh and Franklin avenue stat- re members may secure employment, at at PAs ronmolders’ Art and Benevolent As- U been recognized by the local “ who has decided to employ labor. | A atiz of * fe it union 7602 meets Saturday Tnion No. last Pavers’ I Keim streets, month. | the fusicians’ Mutual Benefit Association has headquarters at 604 Market street. | 4 There the Ku The Journeyvmen | No. 3), Thursd The I Thursd: will col und fur furnish are 25 local unions ilding Trades Council, affiliated with which meets | Plumbers’ Tinion, Local a meets at 1319 Franklin avenue ay evening. nion meets the third month at 604 Market aper Carriers’ iy of every 2p. m. completion of the ut Colorado Springs, .the nsist of four buildings, viz.: nishinge home, $70,144.44; Printers’ (n property | Building | building and r ing hospital annex, $13,829.72; superin- for . | vsnes nave come 6) A NEW TRANSATLANTIC LINE i. Vanderbilts and Others to Build Lin? | ;. that Will Make Trip to Liver- 2 pool Much Shorter. hy NEW Cape eured fact through the es ary ment ru of he a link | proc es! i at Lor ; steam tween i tween l.ouist open @ _ advan i fuel what reduce The ably about constr very straits. | with be commenced as soon as the nm {Fr exceed across the straits will cost $5,000,000 mor This bridge will be bullt of steel and will be Aug. 21.—The Proje cted | has YORK, Breton railway lian g emer, cd ver: - coneessions by the Cana wae When completed this rai om Hawkesbury across the — ‘4 t to Louisburg, a distance of oo | a branch to Sydney. y this road will, it is said, make [ in the contemplated Atlantic-Pacific | together with the Canada Atiantic, | t hg rings of Canada and aa r are now already buiit or in! ~ or ( dnettac tion. From the termina! liisburg it is intended to run fast ships to Liverpool The distance be these two cities is far than New York and Liverpool and as the uurg harbor is the only one to remain | ull the year, this project has a great | tage over others of a similar natur ountry is-rich in coal, the price of there being only about veoooe . it is here, and this would materia! » the cost of running fast steame’ rs cost of the railroad proper wiil pr b $2,000,000, while the bridge less mile long it three-quarters of a | as th re Is i uetion will be difficult strong current running through the The road will be single track 70-pound steel rails Conatruction wil! final survey ie completed, which will prabably be within The only difference betwee n | the next six weeks The road struct ful fir cern, nite j point, derbil ject. The for the construction of the has been let to the Manhattar Con- ion Co It is understood that power- | rancdal interests are bac k of this con- as well as of the railroad No defi- nformation could be obtained on this | although it is believed that the Van- | ts are closely identified with the pro- contract road has been very liberally subsi-° per cent in The Ps at 604 Market street ti rcently the fall. | tire tal the ¢ The United Sta mates that the 1 — UrnKers Ij It is ant rier) ranit ran Strike is ove Molders we) in inember anor or: nuing to deve decided nda t every is ali VW mrows Barn | Like cd 10 orkmen le~etsS at ov4 Mar dentials ceived by the Lab ‘ ys BS gigles , ub ! me provided Capita ell ol ruerin, tii t No Candidates Public While most of to settie u Judgeships whi Wil be } J Judges Kk itl, Judge kk ‘ «t iT i — Ser ME ; are ext Afem commit: becaus entail upon the to hold the -ember or ¢ arl the campaign length, lives. have amou n admitted this e declare ranizati« lop The iron to introd ‘ dt} : recelvi! Administrator nd hunger rule the world. e have the duel, for love and to forefend hunger we riage.—Simplicissimus. THE HAPPIEST CONDITION ? rize Writes An- fellow- lation to 1 his relation to his irger sense, his re fion ty uring the genera his inquiry must con- erson’s own character io find his proper place ertained how easily and cree of ere he is. If ‘cepts the d fate he cheer- accepts this decree with his fellow-man in the of civilization and a potent factor take feel the glow of han n will ne of pe rd all men. Re JESSIE S spectfully SACK OF, (‘Ruth Eugenia.’’) nue,’ WORKERS. Se $3000 » boiler room and printers ‘anada have ex- rection and furnishing of tenance, salaries, improve- 1 the opening of the h. nted to $205,000. Th Since the tnut the ates and ¢ union me ; re opening 43] --———— tes department of labor es total number of organized ountry is 1,508,300. the headquarters of the of Labor that " a six months’ str ay, have won out * r. that they hip and an have increased average of 15 Wages ; of ae are con- orkers ree larie S, members employes of are again complaining oppressive measures to submit to. : . Prote tive Association Cvening. | Sane As ket Wedne slay oncessions for , verr r» P } var oon en =| THE REPUBL CANS. ARE. SLOW Circuit Judge or Yet for Selected. in ‘| cure Release from Filipinos of One of Lieut. Gillmore’s Men. Ore ‘uc. 2L.—A fund of hia city for the rane the brave young inded in Lieut. Gille in April of last » of Gilimore’s party -ounted for and kh & i captive by the File her Is a resident of PORTLAND ed TWENTY-FOUR HOUR CLOCKS Use Them A After Jan. 1, & Minutes After 12 Being Called 0:5 Without the a. m. Aue. U.—Viee Consul nevl the state tee tire In Sian ls }? rhe ifter to be counted {rom one hours, the order to Ko into effect ig, the day to bein a midnight terval betWeen Tita: ixht and | o cleck will he designated by a cipher and the sumber of minutes as ¥, 5, ¥, oF The ofticera of teiekrapn, tele prone ralilread, steamship iithe> Ina all }) fiic offvics s are te obeerve the new method ANARCHIS 1S IN ARGENTINE. Man Well Known to Police Arrested With Bombs. BUENOS AYRES, Aug 21.—The police of Ca Piata have arrested a man known &8 ("War ; Raveseer in whose possession were par numerous bombs. Raveaser ls — to the poiice ag an anarchist. WASHINGTON Reed at Madrid hase ini tment that, by aw rae. eee Oe ee ee et ey eee ani ala Suit Baa SERENE op oe: ot © Ce ae 2 ar MEAT Ra (opie rete: Bens ee sae pm wre eit Lie
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eS ae et cies TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —AUGHST 21, 1900. JOR CORI DEAD pssst ... J Wo- Sour it ae For Wednesday that mean big savings for prudent people. Note the exact time during which each article is on sale—and be prompt. DEMISE IN ST. LOUIS JF A ae TABLE MISSOURIAN. MANAGER IN WAME'TALENT BREAK EVEN REDS EASY VICTORS. se was ramous as a vawyes ed i. one — ; — FORMER SECRETARY HEILBRON-|FAVORITES AND OUTSIDER WON SECOND GAME OF SERIE3 3t was John C. Orrick Who Framed tne , NER ON THE BENCH. VIDE MONDAY’S CARD. FROM CARDINALS. Bill Restoring Missouri Confed- ee erates to Citizenship. Fastest a. tiie ae | ' Broadway Growing jg” q emphatically the statement published in| ‘The bulls started the ball rolling aus-|ernoon. The final score was 15 to 7. a ” O - ” O —— e ® the morning papers that he had accepted! piciously by getting down heavy and strong Capt. McGraw ‘selectetd “Cy” Young to aaah 8S) the management of the St. Louis club,}] on Chorus Boy .in the first race, and [fol-| do the twirling, and the G. O. M. attempted s ; , caused a stir in baseball circles and nothing | lowed up this success with Ida Ledford and|/to do so for six innings. His. speedy else was talked of Monday afternoon. The Barrister. ‘The bears got back al ihe | shoots were clouted hard and often bv the President Frank de Haas Robison of the | bulls with Doralice, ie Se ggreerte Reds, Jimmy Hughey then relieved te ee SER ee |cnance was prognosticated by the racils s . Ae wi : St. Louls club left the city early Monday} siaustician of the fost-Dispatch. She was} Young, and after an inning’s intermission Se ae si , . ,; morning for his home in Cleveland, O. In/ quoted at $v to l a place and 15 to 1 toO]the visitors gave him the same sort of a J Whe \) SS. — Toilet Paper—- In rolls of 500. sheets, worth 6c— Toweling — Good quality 1S-1 net all-linen bleached | SHow. SORE Be Gove pie coe had given his predecessor, [i @ig >. \—=_D* AS ee, Wednesday, from & to 10, on fourth — Toweling, worth 12% ~Wedne *sday, ; . ai , oe eee ete nereasing ‘ir tot: P hits ti rent Ue Laie - . ! : ' > r eC ‘ 7; of the situation. Mr. Robison’s statement | aes ott Ege gents bape ne angi enough at critical stages to prevent the Mushn—Wednesday, from 8 to 10, Ac —_ : yee ty Me dots, worth 35c—Wednesday, oes oe b i é ~~ | locals from piling up ; > sco in basemen rar rom it? to ase ment was printed exclusively in the sporting edl- is as ait! icult as foreshadowing the ou_ccome The game P itaett 5 gee bode st played in basement, per yard Sci Ce ek eee per yard , [oe C . ae ‘*hinese situation. Of the lot Tigris . " , : % ag May i if oe wl y ait (bees aac Pr tion of Mondav's Post-Disnatch He said: of the ; at League Park this season There was ry) Le = : : . 1 . 1 OF Sy Se r ster Sy cee st: , looks Ps inds the best, while Tom Gilmore pt Wea lhe ge mas o at 1 Lisp GA é Dress Prints— Fancy Figured Indigo Blue Dress “The newspaper men who were present| and ic! Ghor should be at the helm of tne| D@Tely a thousand fans at the park, but | \- > Bima ’ / rinte ‘oinally | 7 Chailies--F; lity and do r shou sé > helm of tie€].) ce that w ? ot i GL, yy a Prints, originally sold at 74e¢c—in our base ine quality imported all-wool Frencl - when my brother made the statement as to | leader. th t at were present enjoyed them: elv: fi / ' ee sai ; W ednesday, from 10 to 12, on in his private office evidently misconstrued! the bugle’s call in the second race, yet on S aedia’ of a teeta reer Parag tir nomena Mag Lb ; | Lawn Ties— Ladies’ pretty Lawn Ties, in white and OUF MSI BOOT, Ot. sos bs 6dacksd caer Cc his meaning, or probably my brother madej| Paper it figures a_three-horse contest. heyy A «2 gg ait ung sl eh are , ane wine ae “= * - 0-__W ¢. the mistake of saying that McGraw had ac- ms cig Zazel and Barrica ~— = oy cacdianns where * vaeaon —T _— vd 7 with lace ends, pyiascd tis, 19e—W edne: Boys’ Suits—Coo!] and comfortable W ash Suits for Pe Ee ae aa iti, oe , rer ’ ae | COnLenders, arri accide! ay «shouilc om : ‘ € ov 6 ~ () ase . a ee: posit + ony serpin Fug we te ote gy nana _ yg Be 2 y it they There was a well-defined rumor afloat at | Gay; from 8.to 10, in basement, 5c boys of 7 and 8 years, sold formerly at 95c—on ? s ie ¢ make lal Statemen an 2 . - . ee ea Pe \dlav aftar ‘ y. 9° “a sure he did not do so intentionally or with|, Seven very ‘promising 2-year-olds will ror dar ay en op be aban ty a : ea -een our third Sone, Wedne sday, from 10 to 12, e ae ae entales we . santleme journey from the paddock in’the third race rons yg ee gsc -o-epagaiagh creek Kat = , atte ia ag * > 5c Sop oes 2 of misleading the gentlemen of The cael ‘niles will be flagged to go seve n- | been Raph wary ng Bale ger ee sun- eo Madras— Fine quality 33-inch Striped Madras Shirt- PCE SUE. 0... ceccecccconev ees Cee ee ee eeeeeee , "€SS. : , |day for Keeping late ours Friday night. “eee alge ae ’ . id be , ats team ot ss eighths of a mile. Of the lot Seething onj VS. , MS , ; ngs egul: rice Zc— ~dnesda ] La ’ us Ps a ee ee ee aa ns ie figures neon the be at. ious pi- | He is — said to have imbibed too freely aa ig ae ad Wednesday, TX dies’ Gowns— Of good quality muslin, with yoke of : Staniev, s a MeGraw is capti ‘ ' » ¢ + i . 7} rary ii , om | ) A . £ P eeee DUA Geity awe antive chharee of the nlawere rate’s Daughter and Scorpolette man give a mor “ge od seg ln gow Saag Hug 2 awpnt adil tucks and embroidery, regular price 59c—Wednes- : = . : 5 A. — ler uit a " us ‘. > e ‘& ; . “Gaye ; ( > y sviciile , P P . ; 9 when on the field. He will place the tee wk quite a brush for the second money. Heilbronner, ashis playing of late has been JOHN C. ORRICK. | Boys’ Waists—An odd lot for ages 6 to 12 years, nyt iy 10 to 12, on second floor, 35 } - ders will ‘feover Ne Sorberiy ah meng | Mapa Ra eo Be ’ ‘ . c + Reagan al | govern their’ condus A quintet of bread winners are carded to | decidedly below the league standard. er made of china blue or fancy striped percale and for 91.00, oF, GGG. iis i océescscanucndene ie Louis Ballhran ie ae ointed parade in the fourth race. ws ‘ . “ an . a ,; , ‘ the eae partner of Gen. John W, Noble, the ; . or. beck Pee as le een — bende or ‘Dee Ww 44 # tee fe en will ae Boyd has been very consistent, th ( MES ay AR it : _ hee P yey nine firme helms Atieeieed shortly before Gen sold regularly at 35c— W ednesday ; Remnants —Of fancy yokings eh ‘foes. nets. embroid- ; ft , ‘ + | While Gilbert has been very erratic, owing 1e e onday an -manded an apology }{? = :' ' eeu - ; z ron °C y Pg , ag will ped eo anager s seal on the br ce Pp to his bad be hav Laat ws faye mn Soweved! of an enthusiast for calling the G. O. M. a Noble we nt to Washington as Secrt tary ol rs Iron S to Li), each an Pinon pene ates Pesci’ x when in full pieces up © WwW I , > > ‘¢ - ‘ > > k 3 P .) r — ry Geaws orders.” = °C tC:~CS~S~*~S*«~ thee: latter is nicely’ eyed up for a race, | rank quitter when he was taken off the rub- | the Interior under President Benjamin Har- | (} Ladies’ Waists—A big lot of adds and ends of ladies’ ok met wagner Ser 90 From the a) ove it ‘ee s that McGraw is and should his joc key be able to disc ipline ber in the seventh inning. rrouble was riaon / : OL It OF QHAAS « . ) ( 10 to 12, on main floor, per piece... Pp Oe Cc ii. mannwear wit] ae ora ews gy ‘tle, | Bim Tuesday he should be able to defeat averted by the young man _ acceding toj)°™" at Ne ; ; tylish Wash Waists, including various styles and anager without the managerial tlle. | «iiss Excellency. Young’s request and apologizing. Mr. Orrick’s widow is the daughter of Sheets —Grand-Leader Bleached S! ou%4 x91 He-is invested with all the authority a8] ‘prince Real was supposed to be a “real —- Mrs. Beverly Allen, niece of Gen. John] > colors, waists which originallv sold up to 69c—your | ader Bleached Sheets, 2°4x2%a, reg-— Soran oT and then again he isn’t. Heilbron- good thing’ his last out. and he finished Capt. McGraw announced Monday that he } fs % aps? st 2 ‘ 2.4 ; 2 , ; ular price boc—W pete ag from 49 « ,O ‘ \ocrear ’ Pea h *% surv "Ee y. Oorneyvy Al- tha Ce tro? oS nat, : rind ximinte a the Segue hh t ae second to Eleanor Holmes. Tuesday he | would in all probability don the spangles in | * % eo rhr e children remediate sae ios choice trom & to 10, Wednesday, 15¢ 10 td 12, in basement, each. 6 oneal Cc if not by "he fi a ts re “pe oh a -" f should finish a little further back and se- Tuesday S game. He did not volunteer the Ty) . Orrick, now visiting in the east, ana On sé cond floor. at. each Q ) | WwW ‘TS or ; ‘or . ss » ; "FY f j qs y ic ee 2 > f SSeS re 1Ii¢ “lorence "TICK. ; $ the team. -He will have tc eee all the odi- | Cure the ‘peep’ lucre. avemneren 25 YO Ware Sos Seve be vale _ pg ge whee pga te tolagg ok " Mosquito Bars— Made of best white gauze net. on um of defe: * Ap Cali oll : naenaanien call upon to officiate. but as it is Jones’ turn Mi. Orric k was bi in St. ( hark 3, Mo., Lambrequins— Large Mantel or Piano Lambrequins square turn-over frames: ’ - a eat. ut WHi not oe ¢ ave any of the Twelve maidens will be Starter Bruen’'s he will likely attempt to take the final game October “0, LS40 oY he was graduated \ ; ‘ ae Gal . ate ! V . e! wit 1 cords and pulleys, Seabably to McGe cig yet mgeyae to some one,! guests in the fifth race. Society women | from the Reds. from the St. Charles Academy. He finished | ¢— f Japanese Crepe, finished with thread fringe and complete, worth at least $1.50—Wednesday, on 7 McGraw, if the team, perchance, | 8 . race. . the course ut the Harvard Law School in| [gg 1 third floor, from 10 to 12, Should prove successful under the new or-| 22 the clubhouse, prick their program in NU] Ar pied na Se mye ¢ a, really worth 5%« Wednesday. from lr oor, Irom to ' vt A or ) new Or! order to try and pick « ‘inner. Thi: NATIONAL | LEAGYE. sol. He espoused the cause | es C der of thin gs, y pick mut the Winner his und organized a military oy npany. " 2 Pw) — to 10. On third floor, each da ct Saat & each cere ePCeeeSePCe eet Fe eeeseeeetseeeeeeeesese WS kgahae B+ Mr. He 4bronner however. is not losing | = stem might be advisable in this race. —_— , . 4 7: . po) ares S06 | La Desirous > Pas tn a Ws ; ' iis ; Gov. Gamble appointed him judge ol! Cla Ladi Ss — A Ww any s r the s io . ‘ , s and Empyreal have run se\ STANDING AT NOON TUESDAY 7 Tet? ‘tele oa page ail an - 7 : OL: . i : ; ri aes «A : ‘ ‘ . nti-Mo e] f e hat} came together, and when the gong cinta Milwankee meee ; iner of W. W kedwards ; st. nharies i R i Cc po y rug Oo was almost a week ago. and he did not say | ed for the end of the first round Bratton as City ! 9 a 4951 This partne rship continued unti ons INQUEST IS NOT YET DONE. ’ “ ° nt Song more ee it. the matter until Sat- | was given the decision on a foul, Davis hav- levelat pee cree ees AOS Yr + st 2 ed judge three yvears later ‘ter his — Here is a splen- Sixth and Market Streets. urday evening, when he came to me and|ing drawn a gun Butts a , 46 426 on (= b mach he became the partner eG a re \ -— told me that he hi concluded to act upon The trouble was started last week when Minueapolis eee ) . n BOS | e Be ‘ice on n E an mons, and in 1872 the fr me ; - , ih did opportunity to my suggestion and appoint Mr. Heilbronner | Davis told Bratton that his mare Miss MONDAY’S s - GAMES. opened a law oifice int St. Louis with Mr. Depositions of lwo Persons Who Were ~ ry Detroit, one AMUSEMENTS. 4 : of the most attrac- manager of the club. e then aske e | Bre le co , a cert: ‘ace j , ‘rick in ch : ; int would place the pitehors for him. m : hich Tiratton hvd win on Meddlesome Buffalo, 3; Detr It, 2 Bs Mr, Orne was _ president of the § Injured Are Taken Owing to Their . tive of nk aie Cities, nt ST aay do ail in we powe Tr as ca nt tin oy the horse, but was siven & bot a Ay oF Clason. 5: tediowanetia. 3. oe sarin wih rang buil res “ : Inability to Appear. half what it would usually cost. AN DARD. ee She tee, wd ers it ae og Thea 10 FE ye pee gs en ef over - Montat VHERE’ THEY PLAY ict ca : a oy * Coroner Lloyd began an inquest Tuesday : soul Auawse same anand nn The Home of Folly. Twe Frolics Daily. ~~ 0d A a oe ay Bee - a egy A ageaclagy Meged | —_ Roe! al dogg ct | secpeme ry poly Be | | -veland. morning on the death of little mgrecnties sive. Limit, September. sth— irwin’s Big Show tainly would, and there the matter ended.” getting him for $600. After the race the semen ge K pat ‘ty. WILL IS ALSO A CONTRACT st oo To pity ats ee cee | . under easy conditions will be 5 PITTSBURG SIGNS BERGEN netgear Fig Me atte ee ; ie ea ) t aga ain ge shake ubieian ; Pati extended to September 14th. = eee ee = ae yer. ) WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE. Odd Document Drawn by an Aged St.|“ "Ue" * Three trains each way every day—0.00 0. m., DELMAR. Mats. Sun., Wed., Sat, Inan made a mover for his hip pocket, but night nignt. 8 Hp. m.and 11pm. Free Reclining Chair . $ FS ; befire he got there the Texan had a gun cee ; * Secures the Crack Fort Weyne Back-}in his face. Judge Murphy fined Davis NATIONAL LEAGUE. Louisan Just as. He Was About The hearing of testimony was not Ccom- | } ~ eaiesaaen ie ye HEWN RY E DIXEY IN " > " *. : “eh : eee . s ‘olde ~ou ‘ 5 + stop for Next Season. So”, 3 ana W ill inv estigate the affair thor- Cincinnati at Pittsburg. d ‘ted a the morning session. a nd adjourn- stave af the Ratghte of Pokies os Biennial Con- . Special to the Post-Dispatch oughly. Brooklyn at Boston York - — ment was taken until 9 o'clock Wednes- | ADON is aden ee - — ————__— Philadelphia at New ork rt : ¢ : Sa hilt ages ner 7 tom _— . : Be R¢ STON, Mass.. Aug. ° Word comes Harry trolaski, the well-known handi- AM as ee ' aettiita The will pres “ lat ey trich Fangmann, day morning. Wabash Ticket Office, See the Midway Plaisance and Steeplechase. 8 ate . . , .-n 7 . > " 1? .y . . _a 4 ’ . . 0) . ; N OF | * , j ras f fay Zz - ¥ */ ¥ > Tre ac LY. 3 of ; , ' : nat : atetinas , : aime i e m » fi om Nor th Brook ielad that Millie Bergen, a capper, writes that he i home bs Indianapo is at Cleve'and (two games) by ch wa li LOT probate | ( ] t Among the witnesses he ard TJ uesday were ; Broadway and Olive, 8. EK. Cor. at Bollman’ 6, 110 Olive at. ( Vac? sa: , } ‘ 7. ' Por, : ‘ ‘ » o« . ; ew 7 4 ad . — : rT’ e . brother sf the late Martin ay rezen. one oO! pees ent ae eset “anent hy " De troit at Bult: le Su me time at will and a contrac ? | h George Shee e] and wife. the parents of the { sever: rave : 11S , ; ‘ > ¥ .* 7 4 ; . : ; ” . ; avin ‘ \iin »{ ( is at ¢ h “1 g0. ( ; neth as ‘xecute 1] ved +1 > N = } >» the great x Cit hers the National League home coming probab ly means that as epee 4 grt py d climel { Wit exe d , | ak ad ( hild: lierman Russler and Sosthenes , a 56 4 . wail ‘ . . es . , " “cy iat ) y*e —)« > . . , ; won all the loose change tron the K - = SS One oO the pr ’ stslins . “Se *? that . ¥sé6 ‘ ise hesser, who were ‘injured in the ucet|- ever saw, will catch for the Pittsbure vet a 1g ‘ ot "tf ‘ vs mplog vp , vv : sf who) | ing one. The money to show layed by the| Cal) on the latte |} PARIS, Aug. 20.—The judges at the Paris | «jared ihat no warning was given of the biusthug “‘Drates, a rr ae | bane” ‘om InAlenee UHR'C’S CAVE ot al | w Mat. Sat. base thai his brother hi: hi on yy “See . rOt lad, which made = mes e ‘ent There ts no doubt in my mind that I ca , va MOOS 0: : ee ¢ of Martin the terror of ail baserunners. and bookie 1s looked 80 ¢ er a = caliytory « defeat Fitz at any time, and, jus show | &*position have just awarded a gold medal | a Sia — cha écomemntn a See a Ruasier | -.0:_ Baceas o Indulgence, causing Self-Distrust, the man who can steal a base on young SOwn wih thelr bundies. ewes Seal * that I have confidence in my ability to Walter Baker & Co., Ltd., Dorchester, sete: eaciet ge pRB Ea mer pa gg Roe he nagar Melancholy, Ainbitioniess. neg = a Marry, SPENCER OPERA 20. Berge h must indeed be a fast one . he has always been In the money unless left asian ites M60dO on the a4 ‘tha a oy a \ lie sale | abeinns a 4 re tak» \ deposit ns, as both men are ‘3 OO yaen lity cured. Blank 9] fre , Cm VAN TUDDIFORD PTY , Be regen 1s t; iller than was his broths r at the post. on Monday he WAS AWAY a hatwaeh us Th ficht ean ‘take ; . or . » s ass . a 4 -* ' I = LT pr pecan ‘ ‘ : confine (| to t) eir beds from injuries received j Bi wed Pe a ND SKI N ise ages cure for life. GRA E AA Z rh ] hI! 1A DONNA, : ote : . . . » ; , ac ’ oY | ' ‘ ; ‘ ple ehil’ . ay eale . ry* ic famolse Omni \ ; . aecide? : rey Martin, being a little ove r 6 feet. He has and finished absolutely last. He~can do time agreeable to Fitzsimmons haem ee late : ns famous pany, in the accident is =: eo ipo Evan. a - free. ie TRIPLE BILL. ‘ now @ larvest manufacturers of coco: , ‘ P . - de- wsoetie’ a , a Route’ to Cinénnatti Finest tow frei Al milky, bloody urine, and private Seats on sale a Aai’s, 515 Locuet. and Ostertag 4 2336 Washington avenue always been A wreat athlete better. Seid, a , or eal : 2+ and has played ‘ position will hold good whether McCoy on sedi . y ’ ’ . 4 T he - ! ey wrote } ’ ‘ Weil { hi \e 12 Ol Libbie was poorly ridden by Abell in t hocola in the w l, ha Big | r matters 9 ulekly cured. Mank 9 free. Bros., 2 ball ever since he , was a little fellow. lie . . feats me or not. | , . . Reais , is hamdy with the stick »] same race and third was Pest she could get. | “*S,; re de « highest awards from the great international gonvioe track and ipment RI : °. . Seay with the stick, too, and ought to Pinochle. that old reliable, ran to his notch | If there is one man in the ring whom I! any oiher expositions in ‘urope and ™ e, tt brceke ico seo re. VA (COCELE ured in six days, SAFE and make | ‘nist player. He was taught to :; Syeiortnb ovr believe I can whip it is Fitzsimmons.’ ‘meric: Whi “at awat ro? a i so Piles and Rectal Diseases. S A WW e i = re . fe as ; YOO ICO d 1¢ fy i mis Ss ‘> } ‘ { ran U6 Y. " Y Als br ae Martin at home, two ind wa 1 Bvoe | Paris exposition Ki led Sweetheart’s patner. _DICTIONAR = = — rm - — . TWO SHOWS DAILY—RAIN OR SHINE, years ago las inter, inntner oh sili » at Blaciem lat Gus Ruhlin, who is rapidly getting into Ss winning horses ¢ are : the severe seebs: LAS, Tex., Aug. 21.—A telephone mes- | CHOOLS AND COLLEGES slay. Pea mem er a anieen wees a ' VAUDEVILLE. Cocoa Catcher Cle ae of t} Of the a } ” Lostons has been i : é ‘ nn good shape a€PRAIN, ACS] pite severe pun- : : farmed to the Providence team of th week nearly 48 per cent were favorites. The lahment .he received in his recent battle Bresci A as . > . re ; \ St, S " : . a ond " ‘ . . . - | ern League. imiowing tale bows HOw May © ec- | with Fitzsimmons, will be at the ringside | ROMB, Aue resci, the assassin McCann, a young farmer, shot and Kitl 1@ Conservatory Ten Nove ee ~~ ond, third chot ws ana Otners wiltrs | whe the latter meets Sharkey on Fri- | King Humbert. has asked for a postpo . lipley, a rich pla T, because Chip- STRASSBERGER ‘ss N¥ NAW? | h il witnesses ca irri’ ley ou : n at McCann marry of Music, Adinission Free ite. server! Se ate, 10e and “56, by re ; . . . ‘ ‘ atlenge thi uM ment of his tria! $12.00 to Detroit and Return during the week: irst & nd Third | i nign to é 1} itn in _ ‘ ¥ ’ s mecon ’ i lic yos th: t ] ~ efent af eo y . f : iis }- “ut- > “ ‘ I i Via Clover Leaf Route ChoiceChoiceChoiceOthers nds of b ‘itz: tos A oe due to his ! a. ron i Fee ss Mccann te in Jan ESTABLISHED 1886. or , ee 5 , ' - ands ot S S as ue j vale Aug. zoth to 28th. licket (tlice, 505 Olive st. Avgrus Dives secuey nee ] “ ‘andition, and is confident that he ceuld — | 2200 ST. LoviS AVE. ST. Louis, Mo. sineaian-teataine os Augus - tables !n another bout with the : ee og a ae Most complete and best Music School in the West | Maher Defeated Haines. August 15 . 4 Corr nish man. ? POPDPOO ALDH OD OO DO HOHLOD OOD OY HPF +D LADS ODOD OO PO OD Open all Year, Day and Night. Diplomas Awarded. Catalogues Free DR. SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT 25 Competent Teachers In all its Branches. ' nei oy LEAGUE PARK CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES, y Days Trial ef Dancing reopens and week in September. Rfy famous Flectric Belt, 19% Mode, given on 3 days’ trial. It makes WEAK MEN eng by overcoming the effecta of t | errors Special suspensory 1 TRENTON, N. J.. Aug. 2% P de August pslianciiganispemtigaaintt B. « eter Maher, tine a ; : the Irish champion, tonight defeated George A dad + ; Amateur Notes. * et. the cok gin J pumilist,. of Chicago. Augus : : The Benton Stars failed to put in their appear © er nown was ‘\ rT) iy] . , it ‘ if i °® {oO y]s the N “ras Sunday rm the latter round of what was to | > boge he — - - oo bing Why don't owners name agg oe S atte r > o@ me >> ll st tags ees eda i. _— Last vi f of T Tennis at Newport. * » Bo nne Terre Baseball team defeated the : lat NEW POR’ R . Aug ”271—The bes! he m Satur day afternoon 18 to & A vl work of te that Ne wport has seen In J game up. to the fifth inning, secre standing 8 to 2. years ended today with the championship ' ao So cores vereee Semmmored & Belay fer 3 challenge match between WW A Larned j runs cin “hing the Kat ie fo the ocals Batt ries and M. D. Whitman. Great interest wa op pe wt aye Nit a a al at shown in the meeting of these two men Primary, Secondary or Tertiary Bileod Poisos | Brien, Ward and Cooper many people going to the Casino grounds | Permacestty Cured. ‘ou can be treated at home eader Te Oh , b aN Mate lon hefo ’ . r¢ ert (lub has secured the very beat talenr g re the hour for play to secur same guarsaty, If you have takca mercury, iodide potash, on St. Louie for their boxing carnival next Sunda’ good seats. The sky was clear and the | 001 stl} Bave aches ond prins, Mucous Patches In MewB, | opie goon at Cahokle The Rednew atreet tert air calm and warm. Sore Throat, P.mples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers @8 | janus at the park. a any pari of the body, Nair or Eyebrows falling owt, write Sexton- Frede Fi: ht Off. ; Larned Won Final. The fight between “the Sexton and ConK REMEDY Co. NEWPORT. RI... Aug. 2 ~~ are DR. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N, Broadway, St. Louls, Mo, (“erm si & Jaccari St4z,) z MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY .aua: a -CHUMACH OFFICE HOURS. 9 A M. TO 6 P. M SUNDAY. 1061. WED. AND SAT. UNTIL ®S P. M. ; Mexico, Mo. The commandant, Col. Geodwyn, will LON. Bway I) Werk Ts CeseOreegesde OP OPS SoHo Seoroove ae PES OP OD OH Oe DOL? ODO D046 0+ & Joe Frede that was supposed to be pull: 1537 maneele Pacipla.Cviente 1. for eying alrang Cap: | tefeated Ww. G. W renn, ; ennis her: f « at Terminal Hotel one week. Address bim by Tel Maia 22) ‘eu Male 144. ry ATE of at the St Lovia Arkie:! see, Tetum pb) $99,190 We c@ich the moi ods Tile Canes. “Veo Vive oday 6 The winner wii! , Gay night, has been cathed oft, cared she Warsi Casas ia Lite Jd daye. WO-page Book Pree i challenge Ww hitman ae the chamupianahin L ee Ge degepeqe GOGO DOS OS GOGO OG SPOS LHP eSe Ge Peso GSeGege® bicctier or ia perm ] UT : isc
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MORE “WANTS” PUBLIS HED BY THE POST-DISPATCH TUBSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —AUGUST 21, 1900 — ee ee ee rT 7 7 SLIUATIONS WANITED—MALE. ; 20 Words or » Cents. ADVERTISING MAN of Lt—Sit. wanted as adver- ising n auager; ole of the better sort is open ter cCugugement, Ad. © 4, Post-Vispatch, i_css, frst HL>. ibidi WAN: Bi (hie -c lass eee ee) > *} » | Beeb aa, Jt ganG fhiive would like position of any kiudj a : (rude preterred 2528 Waeh st bY has a thorough Kuiowi rien f age; position rter; willing uy Morgan. ' | : . a fOVU pale nceemeit, Carriage | ihwoughy eXpe- M. HELP WANTED—MALE. MAN WANTED—C’ean, sober man, to work in lunchroom. 313 Locust st. MEN WANTED—10 men on venter; $1.75 per day. C MA N WANTED—\) W ednesday morning. MAN WANTED—To take care of yard and about house. 2008 Washington ay. MEN WANTE])—Five men; Noland, 5579 BKartmer ay. MEN WANTED—10 men and 1220 8. id st. ‘Russell apd " Vande- Smith. Vian to wash windows ~~ Call 2711 Gravois. help Wednesday morning. to saw kindling. 1218 M a Ww AN r an) sous man to wash dishes and do hert r cooking; good wages for sober man. 413 Morgan st MEN WASTED —For United States army, abie- SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. 2u Words or Less. 5 Cents. DRESSMAKER-~-First-class designer of fine gowns will work during dull season at $1.75 per day; ret- erences, Ad. Y 4, Post-Dispatch. HOUSEGIRL—Sit. wanted by 7 Zeneral housework: small HOUSEGIRIL Sit. wanted by good girl for house work : good pay. Aj piy to Emerg: Lic’ -SU8S Morgan. HOU] chan ‘onored girl to do fa:ntiiy. "3 Moore general Hivme, MaIRL—Sit. L\bermaid home. Cina HOUSECIRL housework in red girl, as laundry; sleep at 14th st. it wanted by girl for supal] familly. -"16 HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. wanted by a middle nged Woman with a little boy of 7, as working house keeper, or 1 lo general ework. Ad. X 63, want ed by neat coli or hor SP viri: neo Scott, 424 general Lemp av hous HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Lees, 10 Cents (ents ] Words or Business Announcements, 10 GIRLS WANTED jeouders St. ington ay. GIthL WANTED vould do well to add: ‘ill be treated HOUSEBOY WANTED—Colo wit! referemes. 44 3 Washinat« wow SEGIRL WANTED—Giri TK Ap! nS 1515 Taylor ay. HOUSHGIRI, WANTED Wwasbing apply at grocery. HOUSEGIRL WANTED work; familly of turee P or Line. gir's, jearners on Young Louis Suspenders Cov., tirl. 11 tt ; ‘shing nice eae €) i2 one of t? 4 familiy. boy; app re a j 7 ' for gene! al he housework . (jirl or , Park av 1915 Girl te assist with hot Pb] Vix rzan ¥UsS- “OS Wash- bome, Post-Dispateh; ADAMS ST., 2214 BROADWAY gents or h CHESTNUT ST., , Z . unfurnished paris y CHAMBERS ST and back yard 2 nicely back reotms for light b 1S1o— THAN EY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER, ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 Worts or Less, 10 Cents, furnished png; ‘front Tike kee cheap ’ furt ished front rooms; bath. » $2.50 week sv: y furnished rooms and «+ rooms and kitchen: COMPTON At “02 nt and front HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED. 14 Words or Leesa, D Cents. ROOMS Ww ANTED Two or more large, clean | r “me, convenient to Wabash station; cit¥ or swbhur! Ad. H 67. Post-Dispatch. ‘ROOVS WANTED—In | gentlemen, two unfurnished roome; Ad Ww Go. ’ost-Dispatch WALL PAPPR cleaning, $1 per room: woexlwork washing, 25c up. West Ead Ce., 1116 N. Van deventer av. Weet Lod private familly, by two PERSONAL 14 Words or Ives. w Cente. eel PFRSONAL .: Be at place mentioned Wednesday ‘clock sharp. PERSONAL in Mack skirt, bine «hirt next to stout Pease make aecqua t- Lvisgeaate bh. Yeung lady dressed “et in freet row . | riba : ian A : ; \ }* at PERSON ‘1, \ andeventer car: m'‘ased ith and W. Wednee Ht G4. l’owt- Diepa teh. ROOMS ; AND BOARD WANTED. 14 Words or Less, 20 Centa. BOARD WANTED By widow's home; strict! ers. Ad. Kh SS, Des ——9 PERSONAL, SUNDRIES. 14 Words or ee > Cents an~-nemntinecnanenisiiiniaaiis A FRI FE ment for private troubles, dische ' DPD Meticr! Co. 107 N. oth s spectalty: eosy , terme: , DIX ORCES a aE ae at ae want . lace ‘ BOARD WANTED } : ,' and «| ire. Cort liential, competent and rellable atterney whe WANTED—Giri tor geass om FIGHTH ST lj? & ‘SON ‘tT back parlor fur - room and toard in Me 4 ' iow w! ‘ here ; , > inen n business in we city for several are; ni : lers aa Kh 52. } iteh Tyice Ti law office, 10° Ofive et.. 2 , } desired for yall * oF In aeu TS » aoee i hig Wit Kk. 3th 4) Mi rh ain sf _ hast Py . ‘ . eee Bae :: . . De GOlbe?r Maiael “ ae PoAR TD % Re connie , “4 , tin ‘henpest place In town—MeGHl & are eapecially sery- | . _— , oo . ni : 2£6F i ar uuncry; ba reasol- pines bor information apply to Re- | LAUNDRESS— Sit ant by eolore undress SHGIRL WANTED—A & - rl yg ier - nooM AND j a J! ¢ 7 iis | refs rie st A ’ ; : - . ; j ’ tweet T'ine BAL? Chesthnut sta. Mufphy takes “lied unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 25; Post- Dispat LlOUSEGIRL WA NTED- Housegirl at 914 N. zetis of United States, of good character and L ADY ° » 3} vr T4 > Weeet, who can speak, read and write ae ag ny var sOUSHGIRG , . lige ' , . “ : r $d and Olive sts., St. Louls, Mo, wing home smal] nil ae! r. Tier = eWork; at on I AMT) - . 7 , a , Ss he Vaffitt «4 sa i th) to cook and faftit ay LAUNDRESS rut We ‘ ie: good A good, steady man - GIRL th) Market St te > WANTED Middl i girl, as nurse} pletely furnished for light housekeeping: aj ‘OOM BOARD WANTED -—By comnlas 2 oe ENT CASS. Mra, De, °195 Ne : regupilarities, guar tation free; con. 2:23 and 2128 len, to pera nstant = yen heTe. com- ue, )h gradnate; sen LAUNDRES anted. 4 ‘ing to take os . ee atatogne | ° out by ds i 2120 Franklin ay | SOE ee Gyan He FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. : . — . . DB he wi Lyre ' ’ 14 WV 7 . s Cente ee ~ ! Ms cot, UIRTOSS 00d Cire laundress wants ,OrR, UST bacip piiedidieestah pean ' FRANKLIN. ool > or & co hbeauntift . vl we : lories, a FEN . »N ' A ryan” ed weer , , SURNISHED HOUSE--Furnished S-room house { id OSto ‘one . pa vle. «>\ and mon, treats tr treat. by mall. for all fee seful e xperienre;s nent: only pri- th ose dissatio- os OC ive wt, ectaliaet, OG 8, phystetans: the oid- Inetitatica {a for ul during cone 4 m; motherly itte teh absolute tnaintained’d: rTeapectable desired; all tr 1TiOs Te! 1Gth st —e; man for : ‘lhallat; ladies” private | — 3 — oer Rg treined nurees tm Ate LTiay "ae at PN > . Bt . , os , Ae) ail P ' ¥ rd"? * . ‘ly furnished room; privalé ‘45 — } re $$ ai attention: trests Address Sa Vouk preachy Mists. ‘ie sae ae mill part urnished: m mall «hildren hilar gutrantees sticeess or no charge; Machine Co., Ae ; TK Sir to nel; jouse . - : 21 ' ret writ “all Sit Morgaa Bt... Desirable second story front and HOT = iS. moder reas 14 Words 190U—Hotel Pine; first-class furnished saa — for re! - day, week or ment! : ' TRIMME! Wanted. positiom as trimmer and SEGTRL " ? es ester R genelPh, cent a , ' furnished rooms: onl; ) for reut by day, week or month kind, d Cigalio art Dict Vil ays guaranre jndy in the South. Home address, {kM nae a ’ ' se ———— — " ere ane — 6 = 4 ; peutic r never falls; ' ae rules of ay Joplin, Mo sl N. Taylor ay 7 treatm: * Starr ul ee ee , ACAS AV:. & ins nicely furnished, sout R we for the righ | ) | HOUSEEML, WANTED—A good giz] for general 4S +R ely furnis! DWELLINGS FOR RENT. ‘le vel: and, () WOMAN nied, cecleahing gor scrobbing, j eal ~ +) £6 Vern , Ow” meinen ee =e _ 14 Words or ’ ; House Wal Fs) > > eas ' A ords , mh GAY ol i ig mbar eS eity »f : glee : aa” 0 ee: Pos , : a Kalb st ere oe is dae COOR, anal — , 218 icelt furnished third-story }; ———— S arrerart i, . r) nt 1 ball room; southern exposure; | COTTAG WoMAN ent 4 ; ——? wont eheap water in house. irding hou ‘ ish ee : ’ rienced l ‘sires change rowu W. W. Bten ‘ERS WANTE The National Founders’ As ay from $4.75 to &6 per steel machinery sroadway On é day for UPR, elais Paha acne vi mnecting roem; a oie NOG] LAPHER ‘Oung lady stenogra 22 " oir nahle 1] ‘ “ as o GIkL \\ AN il fil work o Copy any king: i i] rane’ } \ } i r ; - , ; mme; use Smit) emier, Ad 4 4s, ' a nN . ‘oat-Dispate] a‘ , mt Unfurnished iron and neor . Save time and money OF . , ; 0 Cent iin av. on either dry sand, ares Dn rome} D) irlers and ether or Ls wi Cents. levelanda, undries in the city of ¢ n will give to such molders is je si National bound: ; emetinieisiliel alles housekeeping. 2700 Park av. of at @f- Hol ene complete 2029 Franklin ag. S115 8. 7th st; hours, LO Cents. m. : | m. of any Less, Regulator pringe without pain fox 536 B, Ganeunaiine newly pape ered; ambers st. NAILUORS WANTED- 2800 De PAVERS WANTED—SO for granite rk Apply on werk, Broadway and Frank in HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ‘ i Apply * ‘ , rondway und Fruin-Bambrick Consttur- ; Hat ' renees. K—Three-room cottage: Apply 1301 ©) Work iid “ii sa aes : “s ° . ’ ' iF Ai joe | ‘ront room. suitable for four; | LAWTON AV., 3538—Motlern 9-room dwelling; all SEWOMAN WAN i ood a a) , ‘ conveniences; thi roug L pair; rent $40. M. R. era) housework j ubUrDS, BO Was Colins, Jr., & Co., ‘hestnut st. MAGAZINE ST., 3017—Six-room house; newly ps»- front and pered: all to yourse f; $12 a month. , an n tr ‘all at gents. . . luring corfinement. Mrs NASHVILL KE AVY., 6512—Five rooms; Queen An large lot; rent S12 F ematle pavers street tot bi tion Cv. 14 Words or Less. 10 Cents. Business Announce 1) Cents Per Line. Newland’s Regulator nsevep 208 S, 14th et. private home hefore and Dr. Meyers, 112 8S. 16th. rivate home during , ai in city. having bealthy ‘oeatiog, : ‘ : . — THK IMIAS ST] ‘ yal pel th rooms, ha l, gas, bath ; . i vy ‘ ge! nt faa Borers s yA ot . eit . 7 “ , wa tga ick and aceurate at ‘ se ae res “dex wane, aca large yards; newly papered and painted; S15; , Ta‘ e ran : ty ssvanre': motherty cate; home. es i i P ; see mike ve rati . ! ry 7 7. ae a ¢ il, screens, Ope li. wtet enaranteed or ne charges; peo age aa , urn , vr ation free: ladies In trou- rman and French spoken; pa- 2°01 and 22038 Olive at. home 8. oth. always successful; Pine st.: ladies woa’t met at atation. NOG AN’S rrivate home for ladies before go nfine ‘ment: homes found for infanta, cellai ‘e Jghborhood: I confidential 2°15 Olive st. sdeoath YRS . MURPHY Eads av., S&S. . cor. Texas; desirable rhyers hefate 20 else nev m; . . ’ . ‘ , "oom fat; bath, gas; laundr: Inents ’ ree burn paint 4041 RS WANTED rooms, by a a ee eee Painters, to PAINTE — job; too's furnished, Y AMB ERMAIDS WANT! peer . WANTED—Paper you hang for? Ad. HANGER , > raul will newly Ladies’ p eottage, Sland.ec, hanger, how } -AM _ OSes WANTED , ! s () U4, Post- tpl) ; LD. Seward Confer: 15 room: TrOTSON experiences | 4 brant > WAN TED—Colored porter in barber shop. WATMAR SRS WANTHD— Experience 110 sid@e st. all and jumper makers; also work to ; -a + : Hamilton-Sugden, 1133 P R IVATE disease a “ranklin Averue ree Dispensary. a’. ; COOK WANTED nOUSEWOE. - 4626 LADIES WANTED—Two good solic! un COOK WANTED. i, steady woman to cook; vod wages ah asa ; : , 9x , or ~~ . may ht room no Washing ot iAuhe ay, LADIES WANTED To advert AKINgE pow: WANTEI uli assist ith house iry $5 week and cart S10) Oli Is) Hickor coat, over- take resea inf “ e 7 Orli FLATS FOR RENT. Hents met at station : 14 Words 10 Centa, MI COMPTON AV room fata; new; all keys there. rinetetages. +. DAYTON ST... 2819 our rooms and bath, - ul! laumdry, cemented llar, esreens; all conve. rooms: FRAN nal t seIS, FAs, and Grand; cheayq specialty at (214 Franklin Qt ARRYMEN WANTE 10 quarryinen at quarry, West Je fTerso nm ay i. =“ tracks and Scott ay. Skrainka Cons ity vans ‘ -~ eve make . . or Less, during confinement: dies in trouble ca’l. 2422 ladies’ doetor: : . Ange PW ; Handsome tires found for inf.; 'a siv.o aud $ll, | ying RRIDGES he eons tes rt itients decorated: for 1: 1108-10-12 8 ‘ sri ‘ ¥ | Ti « young man; ght delivery ' he {4 ‘RS Y bond and refere: (IRTMAKERS W ers: " good pay vard Shirt Factory, SHOR MAKER WANTED—First-class operator on MeKay rapid heeler; apply at once. Green- = Fi Wi! heeler Shoe Co * I ort Dodge, lo. , Way N ‘ ‘ UGKeT : gcod a WANTED—To strip clory. 353814 Pasion av. SHOE MAKERS = ANTED rs, attend meeting Walhalla Hall. \NTED—Expertenced shirtmak- and steady work. Apply at Boule- ' 616 N. 7th st Tera al ST ger ta: COOTS VV ANTE fy "oO eooking and gen: th, ‘s agh airdi hoisewor ite girl, 4318 West Belle 1 t Two unfurnished ont; southern exposure; gZive ing: J ssing Dit fuge a ’ ‘ ns } } is ; 81 hoe] y formished IS ST o-Troom ar TE! perienced cook: ¢ Me ty) ini Jd: eal r "ite, YT lege ' ern eYp ire tiotrally reaso in Sins . | pes private | rome hefore confine- here cet my terms: treats S: " censunaeel homes found for ta- host of medieal care end trained -egniator and safeguard; 2123 ) j Pils ——— > tobacco piu viadeeann nis WANTED laund 198 rk wood, INT] Bt | arce | ee ed room on first th. water water ‘tren: rent $12 Cor 1 Uulon Station or beat. ‘ & Z ‘ibig, 1 N. 7th st TAILOR WANTED —A good coat and pansmaker; | COOK W woman - s ceaedankaheaniaion lh am = ae B Bush, Olive st. ~ WANTED es ; rE a ' red . 7 room flats: new: $14 and $i2. Appis rear. eee be om power : VANTE do cer second > large unfurnished eee ; {IS WANTED M'MILLAN Av... 4008. —Six-roon trouble from any cause, call oF eriepce: guarantee results, 714 Manchester ; eesaapenmees ‘ 2 a ‘ $5.50 per ‘Ss mer AR [, ba. a aes 286 , gas fixtures, furnace; cho ce; lL; janitoy SEF Kino ec per dozen Mantello ; man vonial Por 6 eoo} ! ~tlgiaatar re MOUSE ee Sao Pe TV ’ spay Ty v furnishe ‘OOS. service: $27.50: vacant Pull Photos. 1047 4 agp ‘Tower O11 M Lif block; oiSt: ae) \V t* »> . . fal i¢@ wareus, Oo C*OrOTS ries : , P aT ANTED- Expet Come ready PAINT Wi erty Le Chiinwil ee have work; thor- can do St-Lispatch rigging, live room: southern exX- WARD. 1508 W ishington avy.: ladies or AE OR Be GRR PAINTEH! have 1M is At pu, cowl iSDAtCNH. PRINTER units situation;: al 1s : i ‘eferred (;@0 I} wep ii . rooli S. mechanic; eel? ‘Teams, at Olayton and Tavior day mambrick-Bates Con, Co. round #tcep Screens, Page, 100 E. COOK W wiring (7 eott: i hous ana lien hreom, ola sams to aul sand, in the + ee lo? ssa ak morning; report f of Pum est., at sandbwat SMAN Wanted, positio: : sa wad ‘ mee O. Leis: contractor t 6 sate insit COOK WANTEIS Woman tf: . house: in or out of city: experience. . : % Geo. Lantz, 303 N. 3 a yt ae a ispatech "TAN Ee ae ; pins tear ZS26 S ps ; ‘ER WAN'TED—Good tinner; experienced man, ; enced waiter J Muiligh, Marshall and Manche ster, ANT . OF raer © , . Whit 2 #: : ce ; , , ~ VW AN" rep ’ pernr ~ ve} bs ccotithce r ; ' ' PUPrtbisiies the nfurnis! ls Oi, ‘ wants 4 Or : « 11g 2 : ; " . ’ IAD CWO & ? > Frankin s.; commercial, shorthand and $501 Olive st. lish by experts: for young en an adle > 2 RE . Rit ther, L’; on lent ca ne WANTED—Farn SL @ita Le ‘ ‘ » ft ths. Luedinghaus, } yf aS 1 ,MS WANTED SALE rags =a sag Bie itis: ; , BRR Irn > AD cis COOK included Bank giass fronts phones piate ; . First-class vest maker; nu DISHWASHER WANTED Space in Nagel’s, 6th and St. Charles to a la al seen . : light N Mie ae ts a ca Ree Bele ec Mal , 2800.12 elegant unfurnished rooms, §: —_ “" | DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED—1048 : ayior | salar ey » “2Uu BLUR th and &6; iih 1 24d floor , ager or Lesa, A firs'-clase win. itd . ee PRORA TORS Ww ANTED werato yl wh yan ee ; irce ooms re Or LOST AND FOUND. ASTITON, furniture and fes 2 . a — ' ) my = : = } . ' eo | nirts.. 01 “a “ny Wit 3° foo vay teady io OP ety i to “ ’ , ; , ’ , 1} 1932 4 a store in eeu l GIRL WW AN l iT) I Xj ~ ‘ ; , bre oe } . " Pos ( ‘4 . , ™ | . . . ‘ . tal ‘ chi} ; hata 14 \N ords or Le S32 “M) (_ebnts. . ) bad } ls u Address, with ref oid, to fold cireula avian, osol aston ay ? ' , ssh wee ; —s — ; : a me mn . earn he . ‘ Srewil care E.y & Walker Dry Girnk WANTED ee ae gn . gin] wages, Was ws Mary and oth — | Secul GIRLS WANTED—Girl we: al e to learn, |? ESLADY % N tn sf and ise “ut once ; WAGON MAKERS workers and blac Broadway WINDOW DRESSER WANTED dow dresser and decorator for Texas town 10 (4) people erences, H Sheite hi, with Oltve bullding, fine corner 1007 s eal FOR RE NT power, heat aud Wilibrandt, nd-floor fr i | j wagon wood- 1721 HELP WANZED—MALE. APP RUN TIGER WANTE D one ye irs esaperience, © WANTED Vandeveuter, WAN TE/)—Baker, as ii 5 “aud tb Bil W. Stein oer : ; . rPAINLING LRbER WANTED Barber. know edge of and house painting, union shop. contracting, ete from our book Val BARBELL WANTED "411 \ Sign Works Milwaukee, Wis. Barber appre tice. with 10.10 S. Jefi: Teo8 ay ~First-cluss cake baker; hear bk inugey. ‘ "I . A CeO, Crern centr tl vans STAMMERING—W e make a ‘egal « contract to core — and back = - ; : . Stanmimer ¥ S.hov! : WANTET) A nine TD) LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. phi bons af. al ana ip l room S36 4 ° yo S (" . - — ~ ree See Se , L AD ab w! A friend in need ts a friend tindecd, SKROOM—$0; Bulld- 4 If you ls, ad. Woman’ lieal Home, Buffalo, N. Y¥. HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. i4 Words 2) Cents. Phone © 811. rHERS WANTI i wi'l pay the highest mar. Go “iS Co. -o fexthers: will pay 3e 113 oth at. ST s'atmmmering In five days or get bo payy; free pam- ns i “net ‘ Ih want a reguiator that never? ig, Vine and 2d @ . _eemnennens ae sad buyer; highest price Lost. cet price. Ad. M. Speelman, Off cums! Ss t BARBER WANTIED—Barber; Wedne sday evening, Removed 316-318 N. Third St. = agen od around t Teg tile r "AT rT Ol N sroadway | th st ' ; DU RING VACATION. 4001 N. - 7h ' °112—Two or three nicely fur- | vith ! prts nae] ahiswer t Lume —. A 2 he ‘> Trimm , a he Pe . , 7 Waist, if urad Ss gf ry vr kon tv Howe Scale ( 109 N. 4th st £% GIRLS ! STRENOGRAPHER WANTED arate ogr on ' , ? ti teinberg’ ; oy N. 4th st. a, ; . oe sai ‘ \\ ‘ST erry | hin se- Please returo to Steiuberg’s. SALESMEN WANTED. ~ Broadway. ber hae . . | onus - kee peg te ice «hest, reens, Cents. GIRL WANTED ing noe irk OR ‘ = 5s , ‘ : WASHING WANTED — Experienced traveling | . veg Srtnioreaslin dey — WANTED-— Elegant practice gentile salesmen. 3. F rile nd, 515 Commer 4ai Bldg. GIRLS BARE ER By 0 Aang at SLOG loth st t BARTEND! Ke WANTED A atoves, Cole 19190 Wrank- rpets, bart residence lliman, mite ana (Ail | | | box LQ. Ki rkw Dihti—Lost: $15 - on of Boston for lou " 4 bebpers and Colored girl for house and din- Washington av lacksmiths, OO Lhe 14 Words or Less, 20 ALESMAN moons tus: AY. o03-—Furnished 00 week; bath, lunch- _ STENOGRAPHERS ar aS } Moe- oom and employ ae ly: Ti » : Century for sale, $12. 3822 9005 At lil. . Drug Co. toilet address Harris’ 20 Pine st. $1.08 shoes; wMOSilie’ oOnk | mbination venera] Was! WANTED—German BOY WANT] small American family GIRLS vests; orner Oth and sth wor Very ple conventien SIOU—N ice ly asaugat WANTI wiker) Rugs, } Carpets, ' , ' - . . icre , ’ : ’ "t's . ' : : For sale, lady sell for $12 ROOM 21ri cae AND NING rina ees 14 Words or Less trated OARDING Des. ral . 1 reo! Sewing Machines. and politival organizations. bar wud Gsrounds: reward. Ack Ire SS a 7Ou s Ar fferson ew. an ~ — . ment department; free, Tee, . mirror foiding made ore apne oil ; | . nani sidg.. The Oliver Typewriting Co RING—Lost, ring, in Moffitt-West SALESMAN WANTED Experienced city sa) nan WEST BELLE ss } arge, cool rooms: eas : rh : : work - may a x} ‘ . re asonable, . fv. lding bed. laundry w + maps ae ee, ae ad, with ref., D 6¥, Post-Dispatch. S216 ington av sed Bro., SOU N. 12th st - = | RING—Lost, Wednesday ning Natatorium, - wikron, Jo? rank! ay : er ei, 7 . ‘ y» ! ’ lel ’ 1 ri , ' 'Y Ens ' ; wi : : “SATION , Pest om ’ . : . 4s nr ae : 2 “a 5 ol, front room; pl ng. se! i! diamond: ins - 4 BOY WANTED—Or younz me ALESMEN WANTED—To sell office specialtics; WANTED—Expertence i sewer om | S WANT! d cishwasher; in restau-| 94 al! m conveniences a! ) al Hh, tte can, mca le butte all stun Ss. © f f; associations: liberal reward if returped | tfme Vment the cheapest furniture, caf reefers : ~ a te ‘ ‘ . oar @ ” . : anges reicelce, suo free, Model M*g. Co., box D, South Bend, , Ind. rirls to ‘earn: 1S) Mena WOMAN WANTE st. or Po ispatel , stove rang wl call at once get OY WANTED Boy ork in drug store. 1200 | = = = eg er * nt. Apply 111 | he benefit of this fcb lot Vranklip. . spite rd ichne { ; aw | wot ies a Lost last Monday, iy! naw nk ur ‘ 72 Franklin er. Market sv. WOMAN Etc } sin. . . } . > e ored. 6178 West Belle nv} “Vv l4 Words or Less, 20 Cents. GIRL s RD, ANT 2 side ung Woman to lear UMBRELLA--Lest, he St experience ryret WOVAN WANTE Inouuted umbre i it, LAO ehsrave 1 ba ie: re- ‘ * , one . Wor . logan, Oriel Bldg AR ) ruseela and velees ; natae wi its jiire al room Luo Century Bidg a ' ' Feuce. Ad. ' rh S-piy ingrat irusseis and ve tel, 4101 Westmiuster p) , y_ Bide GIRL, WANTED. N 65, Post-Dispaten. ROOMS WITH BOARD. WATCH sideboards, wards WANTED Sol SiMray Tre . ' forg , a 7 ence in drug store; bring ; 8) es; used by all mercbants; catalogue also gir in private from a selling factory. Gikh WANTI girl in restauran I liberal ward eee Seacoast . CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. ered; liberal rewa Boy WANTED ILA Periey } : ‘eo kes in BOYS WANTED Two color ' ‘rankli SOLICTPORS WANTED-~Two good solicitors,~ In- olor ‘| an store . Taylor : an for special work: m “ete Reni Scary ae ward.- J. G misfit carpets, Brussel he) WANTED Hoy i tr) ator ith he) . SOLtt A. irtte es wll he gold ~ . wy w : Wiin , WAT BOY WANTE %\ ae , +) 14. % Vords or Less, coipmissicn : in rest:Tant; goed good puy. ——_, citors;: SG00 yeurly Hlouse an di iw-room commissions; standard i lus great fraternal, religi us, HOU ‘ WwW AN’ TE D { LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. eek, lacy ere The Hazen Co., N. Y 1443 : st from Easton a (; ’ } 0 . between Market 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. and Market grey HOUSKGIRI, WANTE x ir Pe general house WANTE] ' te incerith a — —— UH rer ving machine vod cond ay! “ie ° vi 1 W as es ti? +] uy fissed] 7 , 4 \ i.) iil Se S| at uit usegiris at Mer. I | j | ' | . V e | 2 ) 2 AGENTS WANTED ee eae : cantile Club, 71) y near Finney @¥. 7% MOUSEGIM, WANTED—Girl for general boure ¢ Pebecd cx diorsrtgedlge 2 HORSES AND VEHICLES. ial cut prices 3 ents. saath OR Purk at MESS WANTED iri for iaupndry, at Moser’) DELVAR or i! rit r 14 Word r Less, 20 Cents 100 ee on ‘ a ian Soi ‘ . , eae oleinn Me ; . si Re , . . Tote pbetweeh Siti and w& ov "ne f r oa : hh . : ct ; iactie poms ies a Cant eT tA . WA. perience 1 A \ Ww ANTEI—Men who travel: side line: VMSPEGIRI, WANTED—Gir] * geenral houre- 3 | Bosse ‘ait oa ‘aggre “ eal eg ee i 7 at werent ae bak amiiiar wit! tuble basis. Manufacturers’ Ol] and for Sale. ee ee feel Inneyv ay Be ' wast ' WANTED—A good, qui ee artie'é | pOUSEGIRE WW ANTE i) — ir o general house rs edt tedy ' BI Laperiemed areche 7 spas. br emgenets eo 1 harue: ab “Wea tines (" at 2551 Magno! ay, \ ‘ke wes . 4. fell a Neth ) Sia Steal ginny 1405 S = Aenea sat { mvel ‘s: S4 for on Sif two ek morse au nal Se io 8 hea in bral Miscellaneous. bedroom net, to exch customer; | prryy ih WANT! eat German girl folding harvest ith our new photo ticket; lob Work oO Page av Muriiio, 1314 Olive st. = th of without boar mer ty > ee - gale. Or re ned hin - | HOUSEHOLD GOODS—For sale, BUSINESS FOR SALE. with or without board; small private famiy; GOxs Fer cals im bugey as OLD 600 ae ee} 14 Word r woh : : , reaget 17 11th st. ov o> " ' pinhe remit? wit La TLOo pve Open stann , t 440) . 4 > , ’ * A¢ mn! 7, 7 irPbes OT t = : ’ ate “| ' : x = . ’ nei jatic tire " os. 7 . wth ? ‘ , tre Lig? | hig N. 3. & o., 23d & a tprk ’ ' very ; \s storage Ce. GOLD AND SILVERWARE. 14 Worda or Lore, 20 Cents. a7 8 GSOu ul ry STRAUS eve expert; gold spectacies, - can wgrive mare aasn SOS. DRESSMAKING. 14 Words or * Cente rak itys * he’ w = ‘ferred itt tie mule | ee. rool 1423 & Reitat le by gm Cook. ue neral houre- team jeivat: ~~ —_— aa taught: art . Lees, man fox cookiag and eare amy.” Appy lived Bu- izgou ’ 7 ‘ae a}? DRESAC I PTING ree amak ine sing dene by Mils COUPLE private family; one | DRE SSMAKPRHW anted, by dressmaker, few mere i ed eneageinents in famliry; cut and fit: also children’s luz hes and white sewing: reasonable. 2742 Day y tou. experienced for 1&th ; ‘ a) oR iu gardener: RUNABROUT WANTET must be cheap; with got cond'!tion. Ad. G v ENHICLES—Feor sale. wagons, r 4jerman gir) Fer sale, bicyele; in good re be eampetent and (Neveland av for genera’ Rie’y Olifve et honsewerk: no waashl canitne ready for work HOUSHGIRI, WANTED work: small famil: HOUSBGIRE WANTED irl work, POLL Hawhterve bli., ef Ruseell ar, 7 Eeunalwout or Trond canopy tm? pre le rred; in 175. Post Liispatel. storm boggies, eurre urreys, pa manen, tatcber, laundry, mi.k, PP nag Hy advertising so light he ' stake wegen, Joba Tebinbs, n° ele iN. ~via wig. MAN WANTED-—A fret Clage drill preee man: ured to Work in Machine #thop; no other ayapir Wm Eli pany re Mig. e., Ss. Sth at. MEN WANTED, Centa. 14 Words or Less, 30 Conte, THEATRIOAL—Wanted, young lady for must be pretty and have goed term, - Post Dispatch . « 14 Words or Less ADOPTION~—A fine healthy Vvaly Cheuteau ar, mtrital seen dhuraday wl Re ps, peeks DKE SSMAKE R-First-class dressmaker will work ita for ema’) price tn families duripg A ' 62, Post Dispatch, en ae for genersl house. three bouses syvuth Call at ly): AE eT Ri Soe
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Wate hr SAS # a. , _ Jowest rates of interest OONFIDENTIAL sDunt n 7 TUESDAY Y—ST. LOUIS POST: DISP. APCH —AUGUST 21, 1900. a MUSICAL. 14 Words or Lers. 20 Cents. ESTEY pianos afd organs excel on waperies tone tourh and finish; the Katey tone is the iu the Katey instruments. ESTEY ©O., $146 Olive st THE MUSICAL—Competent teacher will give plano les sona for reo school lessons f ehiid Ad 64, Post-Dispatch MUSICAL—Wanted brass band. in Sf. PIANOS tuned heet workmanship guarant aa | $1.75. at Crawfcrd’s. i Washington PIANO—865, buve fine cover. 1414 N. 16th tuba piayer, to Louls. Ad. R ™, Post -Dispatel sweeoleest amd most musi: ‘a: ever qR! otuced and ts found «bt ly ’ ss icnin a good! oo -~ —~2-.- DANCING. 14 Words or Lees —.... ATTENT) Prof. Tho Tnesday 712-914 “Franklin Ay. 500 Frock Coats at $100, 1000 Frock Coats and Vests, some of the best tatlors in the States, which we are willing to of from $1.25 to $5.00; $!. Oo up. Money loaned on all articles of value, made by United dispose also pants trom T'7 On Ww vt a. Tyre Wr eee een pnie at § ni! 9 for B54. gol sanvtce fed. | The OO NE ee ee a ay ‘iwirantee Trpewriter Fz RITERS one rent ~> Irae 1; all both pod hange, 20S N. Oth et EDUCATIONAL. 14 W ords or iTY BUSINE inatruetion: vy school n 3 Office, principal iis in D>. Norton, PILLS WANTED—Puy lessons for $1. Ad. F exclusively for young tlen: { itions secured RURICAM’S Shorthand ¢ posit We st End Bidg., in the diffe ‘t Native TY 7 . " " > asi’ h i | Ares ‘ , ; , a vi men . School of Vandeventer Lees, 20 Cents. Individual Enclish and night school & Jaccard Ss COLLEGE commercial ow in veszion: $04. Mermod music; beginners, 60, Post-Dispatch Bldg. ; /Ostruc- Union Trust ind! vidual for graduates Languages and ‘dian ington. Sum- languages at reduced ‘ollege. rent teachers. STORAGE. 14 Words or |} ABSGLUTELY Warehouse, Cra®d and Thi ving. BOND: urehous lle PHISTIo — Side Tey iney ss l Loans r ine Shanon ee | , el l, PIREP ture Pianos, oy Main iid all Less, 20 Cents. ROO STORAGE—New Lac'ede avs for safekeep- tures, trunks, boxes —— g. shipping ote. phohe KOH H. 219.2] ) Ny st Sian ING CO 9a1h hipping: store in se ’ li. Langda e, (jiive pat raté prea, ntry €. Wiehe Storage and | lin av Money a0- ) 983 & Packing Co., Kink: cb D 124i. 280 1 Cass ay. few warehouses, of- Fede pack, ship oF vate rooms for stor- and Kinloch D1334 & MOVING CO., 1901 te hone, Sidney 235 ) | Sgr FLITY STORAGE, PACKING & MOVING CO. Old Goldierios 2 cn wna lect | tes Main 263. Kinloch, CLATRV 14 Worls or The 2346 Olive St All revealed: nothing « te.) you more facts of yor pned no fee will ent and future ail your unde Inay have m.ness confi i. to 7 p. 1 iairvoyant, uS{, present MMiz. ve} Market st estab] be ace - unites the separated, palmist ANNA, the best fort OYANTS. Less, 30 Cents Eminent Clairvoyant, Prof. W. J. Martin, reet. ‘oncealed. ir life than all ot! epcred, He tells all If he does not ers col- rtakings, no matter what He will guide you proper- lentia! Fee reasonable. n., strict. and future. reader; A Eas- ecard and 4252 une teller of the west. ished 1831] 14 Words AN OPPORTUNITY TO FUL HOME AT Cook av., north side, hg ee nice " heat, igh RCH PAR rold wate ze]] "i? ; alisti partic Bi FISHER & CO.,, ror SALE tT, 4559 idie ay sre nenate ront house of t and cold i. S200 & oF Less, for $5000, but » & bh ll oe moncuaiy Terrace, f six wate cash ‘IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. 20 Ce nts. PURCHASE A BEAUTI A BIG BARGAIN. between Grand and Spring boure, bath, this $4400 will buy t-room stone-front ISH. Ilias furnace, or, gas fixtures, etc.; ‘ulars e 714 Chestnut st and west of Tayior two-story stock eption hall, ~7Ox1G0 kor payments, house one block nice rooms, re r; good cellar; ‘ot and $20 -per month. CO., 1118 Chestnut st FLATS 14 Words oT FOR RENT. Less, 20 Cents. NEW MODERN FLATS, fePhereon. t} realy rood ris STALO 4719 Ww inh te Rg } roa mmbination tixtures; rson, 6 ro KIDS, i¢ rin “nNielcese: te jerson, 6 rooms, s, steain heat and furnace: rat ed heater, ‘ae and newly dec ns, Steam modern as above ms and fixtures etc ter ° a eee an a furnace. 20 ‘ . aU. pee "BA NISTER, 302 Ortel Bldg. FOR L 14 Words or I iD 72) All inane niv MeNichol, 1024 Market at. EASE. 83, 20 Cents. elegant bar yarde » good loca- all comp- ete SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALS 14 Words or I. CUTTAGE hew iy frame HOx1S2h6, feet; Station f Pacifie Kk Maplewood Statiagh, ov gown and $15 per mop LEKELEY & ‘| ' Ai ess, 20 Cents. mk *, for sale, on monthly payments, n! ce kK ansas Mw hy four YTroguis block from Sutton and twe blocks from iburban; terms, $200 cash (‘O., 1118 Chestnut st. LOAN: ON REAL ESTATE. 14 Words or I ae pats : ? ’ “ CO at le Aw ate . -~ J aot NTS | 7 5-Per-Cent Woney ° ive $1000 SSO0QU, MONEY to loan; clly se est rates. J. H. Terry ess, 20 Cents. HOUSE- B—iOf fi 3, Simmons, REDUCTION OF This company .oaus L~nis Real Kastate eed interest WITH TO MAKE TPAR- 1L, BEFORE MA- Call at uffloe MUTUAL CP, . NO. Samuel (> ST $3000 $4000, $5000, $10,000, $15,000, oan at 5& per cent Louls OM. S MMM), (‘hestnut st any -™ unt; hestnut ef, urity, “« Sons G2 4 MEDI ( ONSUMPSPION positively haar. ‘- Sil te iv i;7ar ADLES gh! hester'a English Penny | are thé@®best. Safe, reliable. Take no ; particulars, ‘Relies fort Send 4c stamp tter CAL. cured Kellar Remedy 10th and Pine sts vroyal VPills othef. lruggis.8 L*a COTTON. 1.4 Al, M ARK! Bal | 4 45-646 @ and un Spot Cotton Market. . . * " . os i oat “*) veeton—Steady at @%c; ceceipts, IS w Orleans Steady. at nimal at hos tanh if +5 FO Avugtsta~ Quiet at Whe; bales 7) lo lt ' re eipts, tt 4 none RS bales rece bets, @tpta, lite; recelpts, none. receipts, 20 oaler receti s. lle baled, Memplis—Steady at ¥%c, recelpls, 10 bales. aac Se 4 Bi set ae: pili “>. your gives city im- | — TT Se ee ee ee ee RT LATE IN THE DAY. CORN SHADED OFF Early Advances Not Held Tough Fine Grain Shows a Strong Up- ward Tendency. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, After feeble advauce on’ little bulilab Inatket dropped aead, and during prices cha@uged iittie, the . vl a poor debiand, BLadIuC voll a Tew [ractllois (vtu held its own better than wheat, for ( aN @uvalive OF 4o¢ belug widilitaimed, and 1 Wieat bad a smal! the cvuarse inclined to go bighet Lil elpn iyi euened . Aug lie W futures feeling the e rally “Tet ry j tor wioeat. eal 2U cenilluies or ut Ubicago vopebed at ‘wheat opened at GOS%yc, and CWwTh al 45c & ’ —- ¢-- - ; The Weather—Generally fair ton | iuy; continued high temperature bhe Is uighest over the acim est over the lower lake region lialiis Were general in the iak: Vahey Hhud Middle Atlantic vbaro and South re hl vh, L pper atat fhe cen lorelgners buying caused wheat to Blight luitial breaks, caused by weak lack of iocal Specuialive demand lrading was light at all times, the narrown range Keherauly bDialintaipned forbid DUSINess duwh to a imide which had litthe material effeet upe poo! iosed va ay Wf ide for wheat, bu : effect upon thi side's prices. heat steady ux, aha held feeble solid ; and { es ’ Ler ona at i lhe, 71 Vea * wheat Cars, last year “Phe ( pieadan Mmurket and the now on a good export basis. have been paid there is which causes foreigners to trade mere heavi this side than they have veen doing fo Aside from this kind of business good trading In the market. The is at times in evidence, but owing to the na ness of thé range and the poor demand from quarters prices are effected little, and this of trade fights shy. Receipts of wheat at St. Louis today were compared with 62,245 bu same Of these 15,044 sacks and 166 cars compared with 4990S sacks and 66 sauie date last vear. Receipts of wheat 1,037,006 bu, as date last year. Shipments, 340,110 bu, same date last year Lerd Curzon, viceroy, wires Lendon that general rains continue in most of the tracts. Crops promise well in central and Berar; sowing active elsewhere, free kitchens will soon disappear Mrazier, Minu.., wires: Grain in completely ruined by the ing and musty wheat is all we wil! have i ers say not 6 per cent of the year's crop w for the market. and W ith Minneapolis compared SU Fnuglish mat Atter freight about a L-cent | Bole there is at primary compared with points today 612.000 bu this secti iverpn i closed \%!,d up for corn. Phe local cotn market was steadier still ine ned to go higher. The opening little effect upon the futures, when Livet closed with an advan this side went up a few fractions. Se pte wily r ope 1 ed nt Ne bid. % | ealees had “pool Sarid ! at hater corn at St. Louls compared with 81,600 bu Of these, 1064 sacks compared with 652 c@éipts of corn af 204,073 bu, lust year Shipments, 273,440 bu, bu same date lam year The corn sta proved fully as bu!lish terday as anybody expected, only &386,000 grades in the public housea, or a decrease week of 683,000. private of corn today wil her less than 2.000.000 «¢ grades, making — pubic and private piy of corn at : : rades OOUO.000 bu (*h 8! wheat, shows an increase » week of 242.000, pt. oats opened at e lige and Dec ‘as | 221 opening figures erea! and sales were few -eipts of uts at St Iauis today were cmpared ith 36,075 bu same date last these | ars ere local, compared wit Backs and 22 cars same date last year. tod iV Sate cars same dat primary points j tenlay as compared with compared with & tistics little was *h> Today. |Yes'day. 3, SY OTD 3, tis4 ' red wheat oats a toed rye Lee's Western ede of Grain. Wheat Corn — —— — PLACE, 162,849 94.404) 1) (eM) 4 tn) 49, DSS 106. G00 173. (Mm) 192 OOO Milwaukea 44,804) Viinnee! polis 16h. soa Truliuth .. ‘ 24,5 Western Flour Spe ipa City.| | Rec'ts l Milwauke e Minneapolis Export Flour Movement. PLACE. | — _— Ship. Dp. 23.015 | | New York | toap pq nore iia 4 wtOD Export Movements of Grain. W beat. i] PLACE. |—— |-- Shi >. lowe | Sample Market Prices. Todas WHEAT Yesterday.| Ye a Future Pri ices. Cc" osing Vest Hlighest Lowest | | sralays “> ‘ i 5 WHEAT CORN, " >.) ‘ OATS 21% WHEAT 725 sa 71% 72 13% ut the edaliy se tbe ras. " iam Ob ee Sept. cora opened at Guqd¥ dye and Dec. at inde ight and We date incessant rains. 8; date and &) cal wer paul Vei 758,000 bu same less than 3, 11,185 May at : Rec. Ship. || aa Sh Choring ca jeetiecore, CLOSED WITH ARALLY © WHEAT SHOWS GOOD ADVANCLS SOME. the J SS8itrii Uects sole bic ei wrain ’aris and ] re. dnes- meter uoud Gulf states aud low- Jpakota (Oily bpera ture has chabged but littl during t Lhe past 24 ivur.s afier Cabies alu a ese of any heavy ba uip- ul if GS . tishe Md iso 7 1% jsuluth cCils kets are ratcs read ly «nD + ii } i sca.ping elen rrow - other kind 162,- last were cars were Sale compared with 424,000 bu heavy affected prov in ‘ STOCK YARD the ql warantine cattie, Kansas Ci Louis received O52 » three markets, NOTES receipts “at far this ver Chicago recely 'k ansas City 56 per cent and Bt eelp ts direct aimounted to OS4 cars before and 4205 oats three ntine catt.e tional StockyaTtds amount to Texas contributed 5725 cars. the Indla 207 ears, Arkansas SIS care, lennessee 40 cars, ‘ars. the quarat! tine cattie » receipts were Uo2 cars lex the Indian Ter icory OS4 cal ears and Louisiara 1 cat ‘Texas last week prev! weeks ax’ Ost i’ divis! kansas 17 Cattle receipts direct from 5O cars, a8 agalust 44 cars the U7 cars three weeks ago Monday's market in 650 head of range horse afternoon, were soute y.at onsignaent, and youug nooth bunches of af aft | a’ ¢ ‘> bevanae hes or about “O1ds hes of the vo that w heap UNION oe = oe aan SALES jer bone “d were conn pary itively CATT! native native et hens be on noes ~—" - — : ‘ rke? pet cli J “ rong to oc ietive; receipts, govd. tite | ‘ j and pract against against Lx Mississippi loo Alabuina 47 cars inded the sale of ys a) CAT. meal B 2 SMy4 " sing Today. tons; large; , $10@ 1 ling owing to -NO im $7. ol; NO, Culler per bu for Mas 3 154 3 2 hen ww 2 thet 1 2 Wa2 coe 3 OOGS : 6740; 7 ee; Re $! 75. white, les at cases, 2000; market 8trong- ~~ > & Se oO - ** “~~ 37 t €as he AVY pre ning uthern (sult- Tange es on did two weeks ago, 140 00 lsv UV 175 00 150 OO 150 00€@205 00 125 00 175 Ww 90 00 140 08 no OO TU Ov 45 00 slow. 155 00 125 Ov hands. mules, ically eattle division Chi & ame, eal 100 ir el from the Imiian Terr receipts so far this yveur rs, of n Ter and on on us Tul a, AT- week were iw anid via k this of nig ty) bigher 4 ‘ LIVE STOCK BY T TELEGRAPH. 21.- —Cat “attle- Re celuts, 30, i clucing !Q) westerms and SY) TeXaas; generally leady. tioud Oo prithe steels, $5.06; pour .o } iium, $4.70415.45: stockers and feeders, Steady te stroug. $8.2544.75; vcowa, $e 20 heifePs, $44.75; canpvers $242.) $2. 3004. , ‘aives, 2he lower, §4.40@6.00 fed store, $4.25415;: Texas grass steers, $3.254.10; Texas bulla, 82.5003 .25 HNogs-—Receipts today, 1S. ; tomorrow, 25,000, ft over, 2OWS: steady to strong, tow, $5.50 Mixed and butchers, #4. MLD . 42: good to chelee heavy $5 .05415.. 40; heavy, $4.0005; light, $5.10@6.50; bulk of sales, £5 .15400 .35 Sheep—Receipts, 16,000; sheep slow Good to cholce wethers, $3 MeL choice mixed, 88.253. SO; western Texas sheep, $2.75@3 7; native western lambs, §4.7%415.40 yesterday: Receipts—Cattle, 17,811; sheep, 29,077 Shipments—Oatiie 6107; sheep, 3652. CITY, Mo., Aug. 21.—Cattle-—Ret es" market steady. Native steers, $4.00@5.7T%, Texas steers, $2. 5005.00; Texas cows, $2.68 iz , native cows and heifers $1.65424.); stockers and feeders, $2.00@4.60: bulls, $2. 0428.75 Cc Receipts, 750; market steady, $3.00@5.25 - ‘to eipts, T0000: lights. 7 a higher: others strong Bulk of sales, $5.15@05.25: heavy, $5.15485.25; mckers, $5.124405.30; mixed, $5.10@5.25; i 15@i5 .30: yorkers, 5. 254075 .30:- pigs, Receipts, U0; market 5: mutt = $2.25c74.15. ris JOSE I’ H, Mo ufarket iarket (HiICAGO, Aug Texas reug 8.20 Sheep Lambs. &3 steaay; pened range steady ; $3413 ‘9214 Sheep native lambs, Mito lo Li); market SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., Aug. 21 Cattle—Re ceipts, 4000: market, best firm, others easier. Na- tive beef §4.000q77,. SO: western stecr Texas ateeres, 82.7500 Po to 10¢ lower, $3.00a04.% stuckers and feeders ee 10¢ lower, $3.5004.25: « stags, etc., $2.50004.25. market steady. Ileavy. $5.00@05.05: light, $4.0506. Be) bulk of aales, $5.00615 hy 1200; maruat steady to weak Ye wethe , $3.2503 rit} stock lambs $4. 5006 20. , Steewts, arlings sheep, $3 (Medel. 3.65; MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Wheat opened steady, was unchanged at 7272 ‘rade time was almost entirely local and extremely , Liverpool showed a decline and tradets were ac eordingly rather bearish September ao'd to 72's T244c and then eased to Buying eredited to foreigners at this point Sep- tember railied to 72% qc Phe locg! of the selling Local receipts were contract grade Minneapolis and against SOU last week CHIC Aug. 21 tember AGO, T ligt hegan to moe and 3U06 roved the ae of the day (0) louns ta Seprem ber touched T2lgc, “op ped hack rain d ts For ‘ osing str 72140 73 during light sinall the fore part of the. but soon improved stocks and the factors. Contract stocks only 36 3,000 bu and the total of all grade in lie and private houses 2.020.000 bu, probab y¥ sinallest on reeord. September opened !4: 3¥c to SOs touched sulge dropped then rallied tu 305¢c Receipts here was firm Trade started ae acceptances, weather west were close was firm, September *K@ "yc were quiet but steady There was no feature September opened a shade lower advanced to 22a22tec Receipts were Hlog receipts under the and a fair of outside buying caused 4 steady oOpeding visions The market turned a bit easier ‘ , Trade was dull. September pork opened 2'4c higher at $11.10, dropped to $11 and then reacted $11.07%. Semptember lard opened be up at and September ribs 24gc¢ improved at $7.021, CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—Cash 7 % red. ova Toke; ward winter, No. 2 norther i viGm er th estimate “ fa ti Bin OS i IS Loe. SLO 224, TO: Oct s * Jan Sh TO: St; TOarG 7 vite $6 OT hy; ] deve sept : erat , _reatiery, resh, Butte Kgus 2 is AGO, Aug. 21 Butter firm: dairies, 1L4¢11s« Kegs firm; poultry slow; turkeys, T4e@Se; chickens, creameries, > ; fres| PEORIA, lil., Aug firm: No basis of / oe tOR hk. —orn tirm; No. 2. \\ hisky western, loss * refined steady MRPOOL Aug. 21 OS lead: Dh higher oe} | P ST. Louls STOCKS AND BONDS. Reported by Gayl rd. { ‘offee dull Wi ue nl Blessing & Co | Bid. | Askea Exchange Bank .. $200 i) National Bank ede National of Comme Bank American SubDuUTDAL Transit Kaili'way tea Railway, ir th Electr » 5s 20 ve ar il url “Ealis } .f ; ; nite Bp me (‘oltumbla Sebastian Sinail San Hopes Almerican-Net Clearings. IoOWws: Local Bank Todav's clearing house atement s] €5.112,706; balan IG WALL STREET. Associated Pree YORK, Ang. 21 showed weakness ig irket here national group, however noed Free offerings o Vig and To of tie m ] rnd ple's Gas inl ™& reepectivels Trading became irreg ment Was very narrow rielded ov rul: ir but the (;98 wwered and (7 ago ly At wards wt ane ape pros ‘ { ws j of Ru } of t was firm i dull, New York Money and Exchange. hy ee ie ed Tome NEW YORK ere Liggtiy® |] X Prbin tera Ste vg eX omhent? llis at 84 S44i4 , ee ta ali nomina Exchange. A G. Edwards & & »hroker.s. quote dom e exchange a ’ ' States bonds @@ folio" iirokerage Co... exchange and United Asked, ‘ t1Acinn Loulisvil New Ocleahs Farmer Kills Himself. NASHVILLE, IL. Aug. 21.—Henry Rerg- man. a wealthy farmer of Venedy Town- ship. committed suicide by shooting at an arly hour yesterday morning. Temporary derangement of the mind through insomnia and the intensely hot weather are assigned as cause for the deed, a itay. ee ee ee eS OFFIC Time loans. . ees Bonds, siaitiel ont veal: estate. Jank building Furniture and fixtures.. Cash in vault Cash in banks... Demand Loans. Capital—full paid. ......... Surplus and undivided profits Depesits—-banks De posits—individual WALKER HILL, President. EPHRON CATLIN, Vice-President. ANY PROFITABLE BUSINESS FINANCIAL. AMMERIGAN EXCHANGE BANS 207 N. BROADWAY (Bet. Olive and Pine Sts.). IAL STATEMENT—Closs Business June 3Oth, 190.1), $1,407,616 27 17,637 73 125,000 00 8,900 00 ...$ 686,083 67 1,048,557 71 1,518,576 88— 3,563,212 26 $5,116,466 28 500,000 09 421,456 33 756,315 02 3,408,694 88—- 4,195,009 9) $5,116,466 2) SOLICITED. L. A. BATTAILE, Cashier. EMISON CHANSLOR, Asst. Cashier, Also Futures in Cotton, ~ Grain and Provisions RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS Bought amd sold fer cash or carried on margin. We are connected by with the various exc GAYLORD,BLESSING & CO. ,307 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. SPECIAL LEASED WIRE3 hamges. ILLED AN INTRUD JOSErH SURGANT. Surgant, Who Ts tne Post failor a Jefferson Barracks, Surrendered, but Was Temporarily Released tailor at the barracks, Joseph Surgant, post Jeffer: nnknown man on the mile east of shot grounds reservation at killed rounding "is home ringville, St. Louis Ct Monday night. The stranger the act «-f Surgant failed one suntv, about was detected by stealing grapes in his vines him to leave shot him. After the shooting Surgant Luxemburg and surrendered Squire Noerper. The latter on his own recognizance. Armstrong went to the morning to ordered to do so, released (*oron ‘Ty the shooting Tuesday inquest. The de about evidently a man ously Disappeared Is With Friends in Chicago. Jesse . ¢ adisappes ‘assidy, whose bride of davs ired last Thursday, joyved a in Chi in that Mr. ¢ brought informing him that his with friends arranging to have his back. He has searched diligently for her ever ; ‘ she left home we Bi to that of. her mother. 127 Channing venue, mittance becau NOEL-YOUNG BOND and STOCK CO, 304 N. FOURTH STREET. All local beuds and 1,0 lis De alers in municipal bonds, Send for list of securities for sale Money to loan on approved coliaterals, ee ee MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS Marriage Licenses. o+-~-- 1419 N. 30th ot 1410 N. 10th at -» 5580) Cleveland av 3400 Walnut et 1110 Leeust at Pana, Lil .+-2742 Morgan st 27142 Morgan et Solid Gold Wedding Rings. Newe t de selene - $5 to $2, at Mermod a Jaccard’s, Mroadway and Locust. Births Recorded. | tatherine browd, 1400 N 19th; git’. iregory, 1007 N. Leffingwell. tery July Wash irl ji we Tavlo , U634 Shaw: bos 264 Kenton; hey 4355 Kennedys, nl Kosa Morse Kuo gir! iti, tei) Burial Permits. 2. S011 West Be! le pl.: dlebetis. it. Female Heaspital, ph th iete, 1400 Old Man * ster, beart dieesesp ‘h, int4]) MeKineook; bepatitie ling, G1, 1008 8. adj a apopleny OS, 1627 N. tinbrtscmne . sepliity. BETTMAN FOUND DEAD. A Grocer’s Helper a Victim of Wj Health and Heat. John Bettmann, a driver and stableman, Sl years old, employed by Louls Dilger, xrocer at 2870 McNair avenue, was found dead in the barn at that number Tuesday. The old man had been alee = the bac barn loft. Recently he com he aith Tuesday Dilger investigated when the driver failed to come to breakfast and found him lying dead on the hay mow. The body was sent to the morgue It ts bellewed that Iti health and heat tion caused the man's death. Betimann was i ed brother-ip-ia=, —s " a Pe ee ee ee ee diane ‘ips: 9 igh ih Mae ean a Ae eg oie a dp an ee + Rats. De ke ee I a ee ees eee § a3
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TUESDAY—8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —AUGUST 21, 1908 : ee VORNKAHL AND SANDERS ¢ WeDwEspAy_A 0 f) t) S AN 1) | EN 1) S NEXT THING TO HENRY AND MINNIE HIWES WILL § CLEARANCE OF ALL GIVING THE GOODS AWAY. HAVE BEEN FOUND 7 "termacn ties an | ia rx PARASOLS. | Odds and Ends in Odds and Ends in Men's f ¢ nas in HATS NORTH ST. LOUIS PRODIGALS ANE . : ) 7 ; _ ° i>. REUNITED BY THEIR BABY. Clothing. | “wi.sir'na | (@ bagee gg T “cranes ax | Furnishings. AT WARSAW, ILL. cF LS : soft brims—odd Pr : s0is— Na SM ; ‘ (EF llen’s Suits—Substantial lots—sold 4 ie” & ; The $1.75 Tlen's Madras Shie ~ Dae te open While Visiting the Child the Father’s Cheviots and Cassimeres— up to 50e..:. SG re ov. ‘ ‘ ) u —lisle thread—- Bo, a : , | ze : : ; —now cutto.... 2. 85 = AB nese prtenndinall wosth + ga = : bog hfe | ed His Wife Again. Men’s Serge Coats and 2c values.. : Wh Children’s silk | Men’s fine white hem- Clarence Vornkahl, Who Is With His ti fy \ ieee ‘ ‘ Vests—snlid black and blues | Children’s Gloria Umbrel- | stitched handkerchiefs ' Mrs. Henry Hines was Miss Minnie —ail sises—were $5 Crash Tam ' worth 28-i5 —tnil sizé—worth 2c 0g —Wo Grandmother, May Remair, but | Brave > } hecame Mre anry : “gage O'’Shanters f Pfeiffer before she became Mrs. Henr: and $6 —now for wee aa ‘tle A, — Roys’ School Shirts — Sanders Will Return Home. ie ! agree cat pe: as as gg 7 mes : Men's Good “trong Pants made of percale— 25¢ | cx eee Hee gam Heceme Miss Minnie | —in neat patterns and Odds and Ends— Odds and Ends in Ladies’ Odds and Ends tn the mtewbrySontas ' Pfeiffer, and now she is Mrs. Henry Hines | fabrics -were $1.50 Boys’ fine Percale Shirts seg ya = bh ‘ | ‘ tr ure) > ¥ | | sy 9 Hines lives with her mother, Mrs. | Men's Nobby Trousers— Third Floor. Waists, Suits, Skirts. easement. = Li pemiess 33¢ ‘b MW ‘ inf oy hry ip >. " Rene , a > mater wt — Ww OrAc.. s - a emp! | - | | ih lame she blushed and said “Minnie Fines i Men S Blue Checked Fringed Table Cav ers — aliniis Zio TR atin fall flaring ruffles and velvet ere Ji C men s ercare ts MAL | Glass Lemon Juice . new patterne—2 detach HGs t} “Are you any kin to eact ee , r? ia / : . , ' ; ; } pty } Vv » @ACTN othe 1 ked o “ eee, Starr) | . Ml ay ae atl | the matter-of-fact clerk. Jumpers—eut full large and fancy “olored denim - + ribbon trimming—worth up to $1.25—fo1 ed collars—worth The fo ant ‘ worth 25+c— Wednesday ‘Y 19. were 35ce—for... Extracror—worth Se. rte wv Alexander J. Sandel , We Lud ‘No, but we used to be.” ; . ' W é : . : . \ | sn J Hi , e » answered Llines, I Jacket and ski: ‘t of s | ats 7 ” roe iH) ) d | Lay “You see, We were married once hefore ”’ at Famons.. Ladies’ ash Suits”; nen aD icove rt 9 ! 8 Hennis F ruit Press: | Qn Men's Half Hose— be norning \ Hil Y sn0 . y Uae i] avenue, 14 to 19—good oe Laundry Bags— {de were 25c—for chinist employ ce n ” at aR ae hi ictal " | Hh + - \. ‘ f a | i / 7 er ated “et nor Mrs. Hin Sg js anxious Odds and aces mate? “jals— nicely taimmed witb b lue ¢ luck -~Wo rth Oc - for — 6 ane Sey! es ce) a © discuss their second attempt Si ‘ ; “nds > ~ 5 » $5, S6 and $7—all cutto j Bchool and have | i eae the matrimonial main. Neighbors who hav PASE GUE EOSS engages ; re eo AS sort ee Broom it ar — Shoes. school season ended, | . watched the queer courtshtp between Hines B ? i hi Torchon and Oriental : ; W $~ -Out they —blue denims —worth 12c—for Ends in to L, he fr , z and his divorced wife say that the couple OyYS C ot ing Lace :—worth sed 2 | Ladie§ ash Skirt piv — ion 13-in. Wood [lixing . : > At e 2c Men’s Linen Shoes— W hen thev decias | ) na | | | | , were reunited through their infant to 6',c a yard. ming na can for Warsaw, thi kep tine > ; PS gyn 4 , te 4 J Spoon—worth Pc—for.. : | : ; % who was given into the custody of the ° , Knee Suits— Double- wes, : len’s Linen Young Vornkaht h heen the ' at the conclusion of the teraahcn negra . breasted stvles—odds and Val. Lace E dging— Re skirts that sold up to $2.9 Steel Ice Pick— $3 ~ Aaya ch oo. /- 19 knew the wav : ' aft 2% a] Ings nearly two years ago, I'nder the ends three pal Ga of a were 15c a ball—for... teel Ice Pick Cie Corea appeared from his m her roo ry ’ r SA N DIERS | ay of pew Cc pn gp father was permit- kind—were $2.00 G3 4 Black, White and But- Odds and Ends in Odds and Ends in Wire Soap Shaker— in all oii worth She: Oe | 4 : — the pol e : *, ; On these occasions he meti : “as " — = 29 + e : .% Es = ae Ss asi ie Sometimes met his -. were 49¢ and 59ec yd.. rT we 1 ranit oon Ladies’ Kid Oxfords and appearance tf» the rr Sa nclers , Came up the’ river ot and in time oP saod fell to discussing ree Men’s igre he C Undermuslins. : FF OSICry , A poate = ig “Op ae sctlln ase* Ae . ‘nine 1,7] + 15 : ' . +} - . :, ’ if 1eIr . 1 Ps ‘ oerdened ‘ @ srry i : en [ots ist afew ofa ind . B- ni pa Tuesday morning Piite ) se ‘ Suan ae Big ie a> Thy passa, - = ate I a aves 123 ae 0. ware by ) Odds and Ends in Ladies’ Low Neck Ladies’ fast biack Hose Wire Potato Mash- 45 $1.50—for . lating on the probable ft ~ | PRES hat she would be verv Mrs. Hines said to the Post-Dis atch $6 and $6.50 ~for ti dK hi f Cerset Cover s—with —Drop stitebh—full ers — worth 9c—for C llen’s Tan Russia Ox- oe . hy - until school opened Tyesdav tee spatch . , . at an erc Ie Ss. year! buttons-- »p sti ce—f letter came to th ntil school open Puesday morning Boys’ Wash Suits—Ages baa J h 21 seam'ess—worth 15c... C Coppered Oil Can— fords- Sizes 6 to 9— ? 25 Warsaw. would like the Sanders “The fact that I and my husband have 8° 9 and 10 vears only—smal Ladies Hemstitched Wortp 2ic II Misses’ tan ttose—Full worth 9c~—for were $3.50—for.... : ths om | : | nd for ax Ss > Ore been married a second fime does not ‘OMe ler. S - Gee" , "he: 3 ’ = . 4) ae , | ¥ ; 3 7 / East. she has been lhving at the West- ‘a Urge se yee aa Charles —= directors of the Florissant ) ) made a tour ay ppo: nted Prof. Alonza F. Barg as principal of th i puty Coroner Dr. Drechsler decided | tims were Jack Schweppleman, aged 2, ms 43 ABR RS hool, and Miss Maimls arrico of Music’: 1 uesday afternoon that Mrs. ikkempner's Gottfried Dieckman, aged 26; and Bill Hen- | & ae Ee | NE . ' = 2 ZF : i. Inember of the comm a young woman in Sf ‘ ‘ —.. | Nackenhorst and some of the others have arship in the iaw sehool Crawford s forty- four di department buyers | heen stopping at 202 South Broadway. Mi go tee een, Oe Sa . While operating | are now in the Eastern and foreign mar- With William Nieman and Henry Bolte -—— W RITE AR Mr Witmas’ threshing wichine oi day Iasi werk | Aeots, and thelr purchases are daily urriv- | they. were engaged In Kifting up a huge 0 BOWES, ASSISTANT GENERAL PASSENG: R AGT, CHISAGO AND ALTON R'Y, ST. LOWS, MO. * = Ri ere ay noe gh — . oe 9 , . . - ’ piece of shee iron that is to form the ceiling iands were badly torn ut. fortunate} he « ing at Bt Louis’ greatest store. See show 1 ceived only flesh wounds w h are n _ of a large burglar-proof vault. A scaffol seri ee ae Si peti windows Tuesda) had been erected within the vault and on ast Sunday there was a large drial watherine ee ce eee oa 8 eo this the workmen were standing. They had at the home of Philip Wiefer at El svi le. Among AFTER THE SLOT MACHINE MEN. been tugging away at a rope that passed those Se were the Misses Ann over a pulley and had lifted the heavy iron TLS tiie ' a —_> 2 Ida and ‘ils eier, Dora B auer, Ilda Aift | ‘ vat ~ . ¢ ; 2 SSU2 plate over the scaffold. j Kiefer, KEme: ; uppel, Messrs. Harriso: ef Prosecuto! Johnson Decides to Bolte stepped outside the safe. He hardly and George Ruy el, Jake and le uis Meller. Kdward Warrants Against Nine. passed through the door when he heard % Bauer, Albert lefer, Albert Meier and ‘family. | aesistant Prosecuting Attorney Johnson | terrific crash. The huge piece of iron | | aid | ye melpiges ' i When it struck the Lonis Rubl and fainils Christian Klinger Slipped from the rope. imp es, “> ck Ca S, e In the matter of finproving Onnenfort i a issue warrants in several of the He ma- its human freight was precipitated to the Melrose, it was ordered by wuntee (nee thar chine eases, in order that they might be | bottom of the vault with the iron and the oe , woodwork. We are now in a position to supply the an additional sum of S50 tre eC ‘inte or cul taken into the court of-criminal correction - Nackenhorst fell directly under the edge ; “0 y Ski bse hepe ie instrarted to enter tute cater Lt |. The police furnished Mr. John left | oF | gar Rapp is instructed to enter into contra ith | and test=.t. nants Baas ! © "| of the iron plate. It struck his left leg : Ous i}, ! in W. J. Seaver for their constrirtion /son with a list containing names of saloon] a little above the knee and cut it almost increased demand on i] S| j reo t f1 . i«’ p*s ( j ‘ ‘aT j . ‘ 7 A proposition from Rufus J. Lack'and in r ca I keepers who had been arrested for having in half. 7 3 ; The others escaped with slight bruises, to gravel necessary on Lackland avenue, {nelo: i h j *} s i“ ~ ceoreteé | ‘ ’ ; _~ . { ’ a Ss 4s. = Pee ate, Aree slot macnines in the cal places of busine except Schweppleman, who was so badly PRE EVE ENTED BY The sum of $100 was appropriated for improving | The prosecutor says that he has not yet hurt that he was sent to the Dispensary s s Smitzer Mill road. decided which of the nine proprietors will it} ap i we a tered 4 Wiiliam T. Carringten. state superintendent of : pe frst prosecuted. with Nat kenhorst. public schools, has netified the Nt Tounis Peminte : ‘ aero ial -_—_____ -oe > = x tal , ‘ Fo ohan od teachers that he wil ‘ midu € SAD Spt i A New St. Louis Company. Roads Combine. —~The Florissant 4 - State vertifticates this week folluws: feld, High School Building, Friday, Aug. : The MeGrew Computing Scale Co. was in- | Avenue Electric Railway Co. applied to 2 ‘ > r >", - li on’ Sel . re : r ‘ . ’ 5 F 7 i "¢ le a Saturday, Aug. 25; Joplin eo School But id nis corporated Tuesday with a capital stock of the board of public improvements. Tues- wr ‘ *> . 2 . , Sey} eho P ' . vee 7 ta > ; , , « > —— 4 , foe] ae ents eee rete i = ~ i : ne, | 50.000, fully paid up. The stockholders are a for a fn Fmt i. ap a cul agg Beye h x. at) Ati) «fh: nieothe, igh Scho siblings “payin wr 29 shared: h 17 | P i} I 5 py oe = + ih eo re = vga — — ‘ ae 140) shares and James McCausland, Louis w Suburban, on Bernays avenue. S d est opu a aad ent IZA if? . = “ . F ‘ - wi ge The ‘ ‘OmMmpany will manufacture This company 1S largely controlled bs the examination must enter the first morning not lat ‘ snar Se P é; ee ra) a’ clock anil , ‘computing BC ales Suburband, and runs for about one milie St Louis John H. Busch of Price Postoffiee. on the Clay- PAP CRIN eS NEE a northwest of Calvary Cemetery. - . ton road, entertained a large and jovial party : , cy Missi H H PML his ug te yor bar 'g Conductor is issing.—Herman , . — Me pars lest nigh Callahan Fined.—John Callahan The Methodists are making arr rements for the | prown, a transit company conductor living ’ . bad entertainment of the annual conference, which wi at the California avenne car sheds, is re- | who was arrested Monday evening at the meet in St. Louis Sept. 1% HOW INE Count, ported missing and the police have been | instance of Delegate Albright on the charge ’ ny ‘ ¢ ores > : the en miftee of r ee ee tg ~ a on th peed ag ve requested to assist in locating him. He has | of fast driving, was fined $10 in the Day- Sasheas Darwen: Rellet | been gone from home since Aug. 9. ton street police court, Tuesday morning. William Tf. (sist, ‘idgeton: Joh ison, irk. | wood. At least four presiding elide aie te vr . elected as follows: Stuecessor to Res of the Washington district: to Rev. ©) . ' tMmirton of the Charleston district: to Rey f Farre of Popular Bluff district. and to Rev " 4 . North of the West Plains district ILLIONS of Women Use CUTICURA SOAP, exclusively, | “ie puis sf'e muni of faci! mystie sn ay ’ ‘ . . P , in ; ie cenrra art of - cyt iI ine for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, for rallied a special meeting of all the citizens inter | THAT ested to be he'd at Creve Coen 4 e : 2) ext Saturday, Ava. WW. to effect ; cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping ~ fea! T ceutention with ma ) Jen of erecting | COMFORTA BLE ® ? s ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ tye Mm a constitu tion i brs - ann | ine mst mites + hat il ‘on oraues ans eens For in the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and many sanative Lo Gane , es with St hb Troubles PE seeks Which readily suggest themselves’ to womee ST. KEVIN'S EUCHRE. pte 3 C Al T AIS’ omac and mothers, and for al! the purposes of the toilet, bath,. and Big Entertainment Wednesday Even. | = ie 3 . | Dose: one DETafter nursery. No amount of persuasion can induce those who have ing at Regervoir Park. | ba ms CELEBRATED | each meal. once used it to use any other, especially for preserving and puri- Beet eee ee tes ae ee on 8. x ‘he IGE CREAM | A5.Fip, x fying the skin, scalp, and hair of infants and children. CUTI- Wednesday night in Reservoir Park, at CURA SOAP combines delicate emollient properties derived from —— ao et oes ane . Mdeskel ee eee ¢ Re . It's strictly pure—has lived on Q id p , ‘ P . P } «) ' i : | P ‘ : > , ‘ : - ] . > . é . far A ars—+t na he CUTICURA, the great skin cure, with the purest of cleansing load of coal. an absolutely harmless — inat SS aoe ie tee ene ear gg ony Save Money. VOIo Fain. iif eve *had. It : ingredients and the most refreshing of flower odors. No other paps gare ver Sopra naga antelope ogege secured by long and patient practice of a skilful jon't you think? pupae. TEETH EXTRACTED WITAQJT Pa} ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ; ‘ + . ° ° . ° . z ii Veale I ' 7 » vg . medicated soap ever compounded is to be compared with it seph's Married Men's Sodality; St. Ann physician (simple directions 1n every package). on ny. 1: < “1 _ Acknowledged to be the easiest ant beat palnieogs the St. Kevin's Paris Association: St. Jo | wage ee will supply you; ff Married Ladies’ Sodality, th for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, dies’ Sodality, the Children of Mary, Cath ‘ S. CA ._LAIS, extractors in St. Louls olic Knights and Ladies of America, Cath- inttl Aog. 26 we have @&& and hands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however olic Knights of America, Knights of Father suggestive i;yxperiences: 2ist ani Wlnut Sts., cided to make our best com Mathew and the Juntor Fife and Drum of teeth for 83.00, expensive, is to be compared with it for all the purposes of the Corps. | OR as Phone Main 2076 ” : i . A ortab! cy of flow and a 22-plece ee — ° , ‘QD r. “Tr ‘ toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at shchesion Will autertain the younger’ ole- A BUSY NEW YORK WOMAN WRITES: “Blessed Branch: 19 to 25 Union Market, ONE PRICE, Vile TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, the BEST skin cb Big Aareinniaantinnnaamnediii ‘Orangeine brings wonderful help and relief, At first four Phone Bell Main 2772. diesen :; . Ww omfort, with no time los and complexion soan. and the BEST toilet and BEST baby soap ee Erie atm iti —— “Rag! po ah oO, insure perfe t comiort, lost in the world. day, against Joseph Freeman and Martha | “Answers the bread-winner’s prayer for relief and strength Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humor residence of H, C. Parker, 72) Aubert av: in time of need” —twrites Miss Mary Appold, ( Ricago. Rest Teeth (8.8.W.) SOOSILVER FILLINGS. Oie @ticura sopetetin ol toy Pend Bry clownee the skin of crusts ani enue, where they were émployed Trial Package Free for 2-Cent Stamp. WOM F PEMALS Seale on GOLD CA‘XNS 4 ” BKIDGEWURK . Bkee to instantly allay itching, inflammation, and irritation, and soothe and The Sheltering Darkness. men not one fail Soe Oe et Sn ee The Set, B1.2H heal. and Covicens Lesorvent (60e.), to coo! and cleanse the blood. a lk Pcie baeiewebe iy pebeaw Seeker on BINS BYE Bee BD weninn me at Wol@-Wilson's, Brenner's and other G often eufficie cure the o d aL e t. 4 ; Michi A . oe Fat i pean teiatidee sys [atkins Nites se ung wn once vw | Orangeine Chemical Company, '* cmicaco, mice” | gay" itice’G ieies"t "Sees "National Dental Parlors, ous stm akin, acalp, Sisco Props: ye, Boswa, "Low tw Cure Face for the commisison of $3. GOLTr FILLINGS #1 eee” oy Sent, oe hte RE ROE. TARP LIE Sams tents RE TT “sane sre A ER sitesaenntitatiesiasbeiananion