St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 18, 1901
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. ; Read the Offer to Swappers} — on Today’s F irst Want Aa = Regular Edition. COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. ey i ' : 4 5 seat ‘ , 4 1 . od : - { : - iit . ae te aah 4 4 os : 3 - " a + hie "7 ae BY ‘ , 2 é “a “ +s Sail ’ 4 = S Z . i P agur™ : . : ’ : , - * - » : 1 e * ‘ , ae. — 7 . — . al . ~ oe ' . ™ * . - a fs ~ a ° r *. - | | ' There Were 148 “Swappers” Ads in Sunday's Post - Dis- THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. MONDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—MARCH 18, 1901. PRICE} in St. Louis, One Cent. | Outside St. Louis, Twe Cents. patch. ee DID YOU READ THEMP TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Ir. | —— ee ene ee er - ~ VOL. 53, NO. 209. ————— AREA \\ KS . \ AY ” ) >—o——_-o—_o—_9—_9--o— —_0-—- oo -# © -¢ - ¢ -o—-0 ROMANTIC STORY IN LAMES Brewery and Manufacturing Distriet. | Business Part of Town Can-| Y ea oe es DeKalb Street on the West and the River on the East, Had Been Swept BIGGEST FIRE IN MANY YEARS IN ST, LOU] Within an Hour After General Alarm Was Turned in the Flames 3 William Hearst Says He Was ama RESIDENCES WERE DESTROYED, not Be Saved. | | \TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE 3 by F lames at 3 O'Clock and the Fire Was Under Control THIS BOY NOW ARTICULATES: PUA Ls BISMARCK : Had Spread Over Five Acres in a Thiekly Settled ze MANY an Army Major. | ) } ‘Territory Bounded by;Zepp Street on the South, Arsenal Street-on the Northfand WAS INVOLVED IN SCANDAL. ’ \ —+—e-+ —o——— ooo 4— 6 4 99 _¢- ' i | BUILDINGS IN THE DESTROYED DISTRICT. Anheuser-Busch ice houses. THREATENED EXPOSURES. > « Xs ‘ The Hotels, the Busigess Houses and the Railroad Depot Are in track of the Flames With Sharp Wind Blowing. Tatest Offense Was Passing Draft With Forged Names of Former Gov. Francis and Attorney C. P. Johnson on It. pe APH” American Car and Foundry Works. Standard Barrel Co. plant. Studt Pickel and Vinegar!Co. plant. / | Wa Baar A social scandal! in army life made a for- | AN CAS ANY CNS >, ' XR \ SAX, Gpecial to the Post-Dispatch. DE SOTO, Mo., March 18.—The town of Bismarck is on indications are | that one-half the town will be burned, in-| a3 | chading the hotels, about ten business houses | Five small residences, | | | and the Iron Mountain Raflroad station. William J. Lemp ice houses. | | All telegraph snd telephone wires ate down, United States Engineering De pot for manufacture and repair cf bects and | TR Old Arsenal building, now used for warehouses. | South Side Hunting and Fishing Club house. Another club house. (Some of these buildings may not be totally destroyed.) ger of William Hearst, a name assumed by | an interesting prisoner who has confesged | to Chief of Detectivés Desmond that he. PANERA, formerly held rank as major in the Twenty- ) third Infantry. Hearst was arrested Monday at Broadway , and St. Charles street by Patrolman Dunn | at the request of the police of East 5t. | Louls, where he confesses he passed a draft | for $734, bearing the forged names of David | R,. Francis and Charles P. Johnson, on Harper & Bros., stockmen. | He traces his disgrace*and downfall from the time of his enforced resignation from. fire, and Three two-story dwellings. and all communication cut off, | The fire started in the southern part of i} town, anda very strong wind, blowing from | ‘the south, is spreading the flames rapidly. | 'sThe houses are all frame, and there is no | | fire department in the town. Louis on 75 miles from | &o—@—_—_—_ ooo —-@ - 0-0 & Oo O-@ - = a vw From De Kalb street north the flames spread swiftly under the impetus of a stiff breeze from the southwest. The first substantial buildings destroyed were two two-story bricks in a row of flats “i nearly a block long on the east side of wWe ‘ies Kalb street and north of President street. MINERS’ UNION LEADERS MEET Lumber yards still further north were AND CONFER. ; . oe wr oe wr . - - - a» ae Bismarck is St. 'the Iron Mountain Railroad, and has a pop- of The on each side of the rallroad, > _n — is At 8 o'clack the brewery fire was under s | ! town : 'eontrol after having burned at least $1,- about | ulation 7) inhabitants. | built equally divided, with the business houses | 999 990 worth of property, practically all be- the east side. which is the district Being closely built there is no all on and Utah street and Hundreds tween Zepp street Kosciusko street and the river. were killed and two per- The stone wall at the now on fire. possibility of checking the flames with the high wind blowing until the east half of the of live animals sons were injured. WILLIAM HEARST -= wa la pel the observance by corporations i agreements with the y- was rescued b yihree peddlers. Another of | the houses was the home of Fireman Ogan Mrs. Malicomb occu- Forecaster Hyatt. “This morning the temperature was 56,”’ ‘I served with him all through the Spanish | war. My home ts in Tennessee. Gen. Whee!- | said Dr. Hyatt. “To-/| er took me down to Cuba and lL was with | morrow it will be him all through the campaign. He kept me fully ™) degrees cold-/| With him stil! when he went to his home | on fet your mother scrub er and it may touch | in Alabama.” | That aazer 4 Reg li apn My yours the freezing point. The boy opened his neat overcoat and pro- | Your cousins soon ‘Il be here. “There is qa storm duced a letter written on paper of the war The wondrous sights to see here, center just west of | department, as follows: | we must hurry, for vou know, us. By night, it will To Whom It May Concern: The may blow in tonight. tp Ot be raining and it may bearer of this letter, Harry Vrex.er, possibly turn to | was with me in Cuba during the cam- Killed While Hunting. snow. The storm will paign and his services tnere were | WICHITA. Kan.. March 18.—Robert Bis- | very creditable and highly satisfac- on of Jacob Bissantz, a re- | the department be accompanied bv tory. He has been running an elc- ee ve weave ~~ 4 much wind It will cantz, aged 21. : und hay ‘excellent recommenda ions tired hardware merchant of this city, Was | over an area of five acres. t last long and by Wednesday it should and has excellent recommendations. be clear again.”’ accidentally shut and killed yesterday in a é ‘as the smoke and so great was Hie is desirous of obtaining a posttion haai at Mortornville, Kan., where he had ome = | in Washington, and I take pleasure the heat that It was Impossible at this;hour _ NESBITLAWIS AMENDED. Gev. Dockery Has Signed the Bil] wWhunting for several days. | commending him as an honest, becy — | faithful and a TE Wick mee to determine the exact starting popat - JO 4 S > 4 > 4 ™ t was believed that it originated Passed by the Legi ] hotel,’ sald the boy, “but | wanted to see in the iceneure © . against oe y gislature. Brewing Co., although it was reported Bprcial to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., March 18.—Gov. | earlier that the start was in the Anh¢ kery has signed the bill amending the esbit election law. | seven-thirtieths of the real estate, located in St. Louls,a farm of 200 acres, known as | Marylawn, in New Hampshire, and another farm of 40 acres In Iron County, Missouri. | R INDICAT ni The sheds belonging to Louis Heim of | pwawin Kaime. another son, receives sev- THE WEATHER INE : en-thirtieths of all the real estate belonging RAIN AND COLDER. | ,to the deceased In 8t. Louls. George J. camara enllini s a i a Seotmeiens district ror | Saime. a third, ts named for a like share. | For St. Louts and vicinity -Showers Monday at 198 he Oe & | Harriet L., the widow of Arthur Katme, | 004 Tuesday; colder Tuesday. which a general alarm was turned ih aD /another son, is left $1000 and Sarah :... Missourt—Rain Moeday ee es Ba ss es widow of William W. Katme, is bequeathed | «a turning to snow in weet ' . oo hour earlier, had got beyond the control Of | 1 hirtieths of all the deceased's real es- yn tT. and was burning fiercely | tate in Missouri. Adelaide. L. Kaime, granddaughter. and J. E. Kaime, Jr., a grandson. will also re- ceive three-thirtieths of the real esiate each. James Katme, Jr.. is also ueat $200 in cesh, as is also Mary L. Kalme, a granddaughter. The stock in the J. E. Kaime Real Es- tate Co. is left to the son, Nathaniel S&S. Thee ! : ich inc persona 7, @ ludes many valuable is am various h - a i] teady ‘of company No. ll. they Ww Ste. VV. ' | r. get you ready ‘pled the third. 1} an’ his folks drive up, oY, Ps * - nw s * 4 Our callers he i An’ ma must Before the precher y an shout “Hello! Your face must be so shiny That folks acroas the briny you air the finest boy in all the show. tg sg i et ti i el Here, son, jump in the tub until it's 3400 Kosciusko street were destroyed. it} they seen. Sa An’ they Will say | tee ss | T guess there's plenty for a young chap to | | here, but I want a place to in | tonight. I'm pretty hungry, too.” Sergeant Townsend gave the boy money | for something to eat and a bed and he went |} out promising to pay it back when he saw | ‘Joe’ Wheeler. do sieep ee oe = Thieves on Lafayette Avenue.—The | home of Mrs. Pauline Wolff, 1558 Lafayette | avenne, was entered by thieves Sunday | night during the sieenre of the family. Mrs. Wolff lot $15 and two gold e~ Theodore F. Caples, a boarder, lost $. En- trance was effected by a rear window. New Mercantile Association. The Southwestern Mercantile Association, an organization of merchants in the south- eastern part of the city. filed a petition ask- ing for proforma articles of incorporation in Judge Fisher's court Monday. Edward Dieterle is president of the asasociation and J. G. Burgy, secretary. tion). I looked round there for two or three days, but I thought I should stand | |a better chance in a big city like New York. the big show at Washington (the tnaug ura- Busch ftcehouse. a al = 7 * a e ‘ Re = aes tty) ¥ 4 e — ; af 4 * phar ta: EE dee ete roe? ie cars Gem er a a a on. + eterno gt ée
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| FOO SOSOO - ‘ ”_ | | from the East Monday morning, expressed : : : : : ° at BE en Te * ything at the present time exe e President of the United States, Who is MONDAY ~ - —_—, ————— | , j ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH 18, 1901 — HASTENING Td PAY PLEDL Nearly $100,000 of Worild’s Pair Fund Paid In, —— me ee ONLY THOSE WHO PAY VOTE ee ZACH CONTRIBUTOR RECEIVES A STOCKHOLDER’S CERTIFICATE. o— Chairman Thompecn of Committee Says Company Will Be Incorporated by April 1. &® @®@® «6 = 2] @ &@ @© @ @ @ @ © © ® © &@& @ DO YOU OWN ONE OF THESE? RECEIPT FOR WORLD'S F SUBSCRIPTION, ® 6 AIR , : ° National Bank of Commerce. . St. Louts, March 18, 1901 St. Louis World's Fair Fund Received of . dollars, on ; eount of first Louisi call on stock the ana Pur- chase Exposition Compan) WILLIAM H. THOMPSON, Chairman Finance Committ OS OSES ~ eo. ~~ Terms of subscription—10 per cent « ($31 per share) on demand. No subse- quent call to exceed 20 per cent, and not more than 20 per cent to be called during any period of six PRESERVE THIS RECEIPT AND PRESENT IT AT ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. ~ = months. «7 ® $@ & Oo © : World's Fair subscriptions to the amount of 10 per cent became due and pavable at the National Bank of Commerce. Broad- Way Olive street, Monday morning At noon it was estimated that nearly $100,000 of the half million necessary to be paid in before incorporation was in hand 6 first customer to mt the bank when William J. H the MGoorkeeper, hung out the “open” sign Monday morning, Was a representative of the St. Louis Commission Co., who wanted to m * his firm's World's Fair subscrip- tion. @ wae given a receipt for $50. After aQhat the rush began. The _ private office of Vice-President John Nickerson has been set apart for the transaction of World's Fair business. and Chief Clerk F. W. Wreiden and S. Thompson were placed in charge Monday Other clerks will be put on if necessary. > & + . > . . ° > present himself nt, Those who called to pay World's Fair sub- | out, | fill and ad were re- “at scriptions were given blank to containing a place for the name dress and amount of payment. They Given a stockholders’ certificate as a ceipt, which will enable them to vote the election of directors. The largest payment made during the morning was that of Corwin H. Spencer, one of the Washington delegates, handed Mr. Wreiden a check for $2000 a The Bank of Commerce made a payment of $60", | On its $60,000 subscription, last week. The payments were kept in two separate | ee, those exceeding $1)) in one and those low that figure in another. The number of slips in the latter pile exceeded the S100 pile two to one at noon, thus showing Among the small subscribers the same en thusiasm that existed when the subscrip- tions were first made Mi. William H. Thompson, chairman cof the finance committee, said the Post-Dis- patch at noon: “The work of getting these payments in fs just now the most important that con- fronts us. The money is coming in a good rate, and we hope to be able to the incorporation papers by the first April. Ten per cent of the capital stock must be paid in before we can incorporate “So far it has not been necessary to send out notices to the subscribers. bit this will be done in a few days, the pay- ments begin to get slow The railroad companies and other big subscribers will! be notified in due course. As a matter of | fact the big subscriptions are giving us less concern than the little ones There are over 23,0060 subscribers to the fund. and only those who pay the first 10 per cent: will be eligible to vote for the first board of directors, who will fix the location of the fair." Many of those who called Monday prepared to pay the full amount of ¢t! Subscriptions. One of these was Patrolma Alexander Stewart of the Mounted dis- trict. Mr. Stewart had subscribed $50 for hi # and the same amount for his wife, | ria G Stewart. In addition to the subscriptions paid person, A great mans were feived by mail Monday morning. All these were duly sorted and receipts be mailed the senders without delay. Secretary James Cox of the executive committee, who was at the bank Monday, Raid: “The total receipts on the Aayment, up to Saturday, ver about 9.00), This included about raised for. preliminary expense: will be credited to the regular sy riy tions. A large part of this sum used in entertaining prominent men here and at Washington, and in geivine a number ! Of baquets in the interest of the in re- of will checks ene he fair, FRANCIS DENIES STATEMENT Former Gov. D. R. Francis, who returned himee)f as somewhat ann b- Neation in a New York paper of a ment to the effect that the $5,009,000 ippro- priation for the World's Fair had becon tained “under false pretenses inasmuch 80 the articie stated, as it was not intended to hold the Pair in St. Louts in j99 but a year later. “Tho statement that we obtained the ap- propriation under false pretenses is absurd upon its face,” said Mr. Francie » the Post-Dispatch, “There is no cuestion of the ability and Intention of St. 1_ > sret a, for the Fair by 1902 any postponement is decided uwpen. an, mind you I = not say it will Any ‘t will OWing to the difficuliv in get e foreign exhibits ready. W's want ae le Of the world to meet with us here for J boa not be a ‘World's’ Fat; otherr ine “The consent of Congress wou): ave be obtained before any Settnentenen ee 1! be possible. We are going ahead with th tention of holding the Fat; 1902 sident McKinley wil! invite al) ‘the tions of the earth to meet with us at time. Such an event as the possiblh peonement of the Fair can only be ered by the regularly constituted tes in charge of the Exposition. and these Ve not €Ven been named as ver ‘ne Gov. Francis on Perry Heath. Mr. Francis was asked about t out from Washington » Becretary of the Re committee, had been se the bureau of for the Fair. “th yed by the pu _ idide OUIsS TO i”) dispatches that Perry oc publicity &. He sald: — are no less than a cants for that position, but, ye ys ag know. Mr. Heath is not one of then, do not know whether he wi!! seck the niace or not. There has been no dicker oe dent for that or any other position in connec. tion with the Fair, so far as my knowledge gues, Nobody has any authority to appoint Snyone to anything, or even to promise the au- com.- ir in which we are Clue fy inter. now the payment of ¢ the capital stock, so the _ B. incorporated, It Ought to be 1 in my peer, Papers on and promotion to appoint nine government cent nion."’ = the Finance A. | 'to the rear ‘and i come ; lis publican nation. | ted for director | w | comprising ‘in part | tals. New resented in stock. Corners. @f, Spring Exhibit of Rugs, Upholstery and Art Needlework. We are now making our first display this season of new effects in Wall Hangimgs and Draperies, Lace Curtains, Lace Shades, Portieres, Couch Covers, Im- ported and Domestic Drapery Materials. Rugs—jindian, Persian, Turkish, Smyrna and Wilten Velvet Rugs and Ingrain Art Squares, in all sizes. Furniture—Odd Pieces of Hand-Carved Black Wood Furni- ture, Teakwood Tabourettes, Tables and Pedes- effects Chairs and Tables. Pillows—Varied materials—handsomely embroidered. Pillow Tops—In great variety of materials—stamped, tinted end ready for embroidery. Materials for Fancy Work—every new idea extensively rep- 3askets—Sewing, Scrap, Infants’ and Fancy Baskets. Fancy Pottery, Bric-a-brac, Russian and Oriental Brasses, Framed and Unframed Pictures and Novelties for ~~ SUIS SPAEP SI MAAS, DRY GOODS COMPANY. in Green and Red Willow Oriental — AMMONIA TANK BLEW UP AT S ——-—_ ---—-- > ----- - - Rushed Past Scheduled Siding! Two Were Killed and Thirty at Furious Speed. | ‘CONDUCTOR’S QUICK THOUGHT PANIC | Others Injured. IN THE STEERAGE | OPENED VALVE OF THE AIR. PASSENGERS TELL OF THEIR TER- BRAKES AS ENGINE JUMPED THE TRACK. |The Train Stopped, the Engine Turned Over and the Engineer Was Found Dead in His Cab. who | |Special to the Post-Dispatch. PORTLAND, Pa., March 18.—By his pres- ence mind Conductor Harry Purple saved from injury the 300 passengers on the 2 oO; | | | | | ’ | lackawanna train which was wrecked here. | The engineer, Lyman. Chase, died in cab, with the throttle wide open and the ‘train rushing on at 75 miles an hour. This train is one of the fastest road and was late. Engineer Chase in his 12 years of Portland. an accident switch at never had service, no alarm regarding the train. He noticed several times that the train was going at) the | lost | was unusual anxiety speed, but attributed this to of the engineer to make up | time. As the train approached Portland it did not slacken Conductor Purple sig- naled the engineer. Receiving he again signaled the engineer. of the whistle. speed. Again no blast car to the valve o brake. Just then he heard the fiyin motive Jump the track at the switch. 1oco- In- stantly Purple opened the valve, setting the | Even with) this powerful check the momentum was 80) than 509) airbrakes along the entire train. the train ran more vards, when the engine was overturned and the train stopped short. The sudden application of the airbrakes threw the pas- cengers in heaps. The screams of women children who were more frightened than hurt rose in chorus, but before explanation could be offered the train had to a standstill. l’urple ran to the locomotive and found Engineer Chase in his cab dead, from heart dis Fireman Kirshiand had been thrown from the cab Into a mudbank. He iold Mr. Vurple that just before he great that ise, his cab with his hand on the throt- tle lie shouted to him as the engine jumped the track, but received no answer. lie is satisfied that the engineer was dead before the switch was passed employes of the road in speak- Purple’s presence of ‘nd in applying the airbrakes said: e he had not pulled that valve there would have been a wreck with greater loss of Ufe than in anv disaster itn the history of the road. The airbrakes saved the cars from telescoping. It steadied the train suf- ficfently to prevent its destruction.” MRS. SOPHIA BOYD DEAD. ting’ in (one of the of *‘onductor : i. ‘ ‘* ‘Woman With Many Noted Relatives. ‘en to a place of safet) out doubt a panic among the steerage pa;- sengers, and a large number were injured, | ‘fully 30, I should say | Passed Away at Louisville. Sophia Rebecca Boyd, the mother of Boyd of St. Le a ‘Villlam Gy heart dav, ot the Mrs. Rovd leaves a tives. William G nest B. Boyd ral manage re uis, died sudden- oft disees age of 7) years. large circle of rela- of St. Louis, Er- of New York, assistant gen- of an company; T. Boyd of New York and G. Alten manager of an at Louisville, Kv., are her surviving sons. Mrs. J. C. Mahon and Mrs. Edgar T. Wiil- both of Louisville, are her ; aughters t > . : Mrs. Boyd descended from Revolutionary etock Archibald Curle of Virgifiia. a sol- dier of Washington's army, was one of her ancestors. She was a cousin of Mrs. |mother of ex-Gov. Francis. rhe funeral will be he d in Louisville. Mr. ) and Mrs. William G. Boyd leave for Louls- 'vVile Monday night. iy joyvd eT ins urante J insurence liza Francis, —— — «oe sistance. Fourteenth street, Victim Made No Re Louis Kolbe, 1914 North Was aseaulted and robbed and chain Sunda Howard streets no resistance. Later in the ey y two men. Kolbe made ening Frank ’ Robert Abler were arrested, gt Br was issued against the men Monday morn- ing, charging robbery in the first degree. Interfered in Saloon Fight. Thomas Burke, Broadway and Howard vires roPrietor ant beaten Sunday afternoon while tryin te eject two quarrelsome customers. ~ Thornton and Ben Locket were quarreli ~ ut when Burke interfered Locket neinea ty ne beat him feverely about the head. | rest and @ 20 oe ye Ae was issued Mo ; tery y on the | ' explosion The engineer was un- | Hosion der orders to take the east siding of the. nad | no response | | day the storm was so great as to make nec- Fearing something was nwong ~~ | the safety | any | was | thrown from the engine he saw Chase sit- | ‘ec at Louisville, Ky., Mon- | company ofa silver watch. night at Fourteenth and | his } i terview. anythin so Conductor Purple gave himself | : 5 ' saw a boat | hope. good ‘of it | fell ' been | regular | musterec RIBLE EXPERIENCE ON THE NEW YORK. Heroic Work of the Crew Saved Many Lives—Tail Shaft Also Broke the Next Day. NEW YORK, March 18.—Passengers on the American Line steamer New York, who have landed continue to discuss the unique accident by which two per- are said perished, while a number of others sustained severe injuries. Lazard Kahn of Hamilton, O., in an in- said: the saloon we here, at sea Sons to have heard nothing of the and did not know that anyone had been killed or injured until the \next day. When the tall shaft broke on Friday we felt a sharp jar, but did not know had happened until lowered for the purpose of se- dang- “In eerious curing the propeller, which was left ling loose after the breaking of the shaft.” Thomas Moran, an attache of the Amer- ican exhibits at the Paris Exposition, who a passenger, gives the following ac- count of the accident: “The New York left Southampton on March 9. For the first three days out the ship experienced rough weather. On Thurs- essary the confining of the steerage pass- engers below decks. At 6:30 P m. one of the refrigerating tanks in the after part of the vessel burst, filling the ship with choking fumes. Men, women and children rushed to the port holes, to the gangways, any- where, to get a breath of fresh air. The fumes overcame many. Among them were Carl Engquist and his three children and Steerage Steward Kent, who was in what is known as the ‘Glory’ hole. “Several of the petty officers, steerage and rescued the women and chil- dren, bringing them to the after deck. Engquist and his children were brought on deck, but Engquist was beyond He died almost brought up. day morning John Kent, one of the stewards. who had been affected by the fumes, died and was buried the same even- ing ’ “IT was a second cabin passenger,’ said W. A. Allen of Prescott, Ariz., “and a num- ber of us. men and women, were gathered on the deck, singing a salvation army song, ‘When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder,’ at the time of the explosion. We were having s0 a time and making such a noise we did not hear the explosion. The first | knew was when the smell was wafted tow- ard us. I then started toward the ladder leading into the steerage. As I did so I saw being Early on Satur- ia man come up the steerage assisted by the Violently. | first officer. He was coughing Another man in coming up the hatchway on his face and would no doubt have badiv injured had not another pas senger. a Mr. Maury, gone to his aid. When i reached the steerage enclosure I caught : C the ammonia, and had to : the full effect af the i suitable for wholesale or retail basiness, beat a hasty retreat, escorting some wom- There was with- Severel of these were seriously hurt. I did not learn their names. All who were Injured received the best care. The discipline aboard was excclient Corp. John Trustum of the British army, aA passenger on the New York, who was dec- orated by the British government for brav- ery in fighting the Boers, said: “At 6:30 o'clock Thursday night an explo- sion was heard in the engine room. shock was felt throughout the ship. It nearly threw us off our feet. .I was stand- ing aft on the upper deck, where the shock was felt the most At first I believed that 30 persons had been killed. The explosion occurred close to the male Steerage quar- ters and the steward's room, which fa called the ‘Glory’ hole. I shall not easily forget the scene after the explosiean. There was a manic on board. All the crew were on deck and ordered to bring out the Injured, At first the passengers thought | the ship wquld sink. They believed the boil- ers had exploded. | that the New York had struck a sunken tor- The m the report spread pedo. lit was a long time before quiet was added to the pank. When things quieted down the passengers got and raised a subscription for the orphan children of Engaquist.”’ Hurt in Street Fight. August Ludde, a machinist, Nving at 1415 South Third street, wae stabbed in the side at Third and Carroll street Sunday night Ludde and Albert Detweiler, 1428 South Broadway. it is said. were walking along Third street. At Carroll street they were accosted by several men, and the party s00n became involved in a fight. in which Ludde was wounded. Ludde was removed to his home. - Patrick Shannon... 216 Lafayette avenue. e Starkwere arrested at Luedde’'s Fonttaee later. — gee waAr- @ault to kill wm, charging ag | Monday husiastic shoppers are crowding through | handsome and silk-and-wool. Crepe de Chene Vonles Albatross Impress Cloth Bareges In Old below. 16-inch 45-inch 15-inch h2-inch l4-inch All-wool Vigoreux, All-wool Batiste, 10 col All-wool Nun's Veiling, Venetians for separate or Dress Gowns Also a full line of solid colors lish colors, Spring Exhibit of ‘Dress Fabrics. In this department we are now prepared‘to show a complete assortment of the latest weaves in Plain and Fancy Cos- tume Materials, including the present vogue of all-wool Panne Crepe Wool Grenadines Henrietta Prunella Wool Tamise Rose, Reseda, Heliotrope, Biscuit, Fan, Mauve, Grav, Violet, Brown, Red, Delft, Marine and Navv Blue. We direct special attention to the exceptional vali l4 colorings oring’s \ll-wool Embroidered Crepe, IP col iQ) colorings o-inch All-wool Broadcloth, 18 colorings Skirts nglish Tweeds, Scotch Cheviots and Plain Cloths All-Wool French Challies. Staple and Novelty Printings, in great variety of this seasons newest and most effective designs and colorings, Kid Gloves. Spring Weights—Spring Colors. Clasp or Lacing. We have just received several hundred dozen pair of Women’s Real French Kid Gloves, including the well-known “Duprez,”’ in complete assortment of this season’s newest and most sty- $1.00 per pair. Etamine 10 1 ies eniMmecrates 7 1.29 $1.50 and $2.00 for Tatiored $2.00 to $3.50 835c to 60e per yard 50¢c per yard Old Organization Enjoined from Tran- sacting Further Business. Myron Westover was t Monday appointed | by Judge Fisher as receiver to take gharge | of the affairs of the Order of Treu Bundes, | |} one of the oldest fraternal organizations in| enjoined St. Louis The order was also from transacting any more business. The petition for the appointment of a re- celver was brought by Mrs. Christina Otto, who alleges that she was one of 17 who had claims against the order, all of them imounting to about $700. She alleged that Henry Becker, Hoffmann and Herman Weitner, the grand officers, were mismanaging the funds and refused to pay the claims which were valid, PENNY & GENTLES’ OPENING. Firm’s Beautiful New Store Crowded | in With Enthusiastic Shoppers. spring opening of Penny & which is being held at the company's new quarters on Rroadway and avenue, began at 9 o'clock Already thousands The tles, Washington morning ent the two entrances of: the building in an eager attempt to get a glimpse of hundreds of spring novelties which 'enterprising firm is offering to its patrons. that | we | | fully |'for the general stock—hosiery, laces , est | silk | beautiful long-felt ‘and heavy an after wet- | iting towels in salt water, rushed into the | underwear | ach (and immediately after | of | The: ‘restored. The next morning the shaft bro . ° " * > ass hes ' Tra) . be Called to Akron, 0. ard Ss viac assoctate te istor of th (‘ongre- nurch, may re call from rst Congregational of Ak- latter } A committ from composed of Judge E Stewart heard MacAyeal will report to Pitkin, ia is and pon the advisability May iiow Ayeal, Pilgrim ceive a (hureh the W i nal . .* ee) fs the Pllerim with a view further west, has been understoo Dr. Mac- 'Avea!l, who was pastor of the latter churen, ‘might accept.a call elsewhere. After the services last night. the Akron visitors ex- rressed themselves as well pleased with yr MacAvyeals discourse. The latter etated } e would consider a eall one, be made by the Akron church. Li f TT Neustadt. Ninth and Clark ave- Guaranteed. New ; : ’ ’ ’ y ; Sep IH 'nue#about rubber tires. Prices, Tax Bills Signed. ALBANY, N March 18.—Gov. Odell tee FF has signed the bills passed by the Legtis- lature imaiomt a oe: on surance com- ng savi ay ast es and tax igs nks their us @arning ad Lm John's ltlos- : . | through iwith t car Sun- juries which | the } should | : | | | ae 2 | + —E = DEATHS. ALBIN —Sundar, March 17, Franklin M. Albin, aged 42 years, beloved busband of Mamie Albin. Funeral from residence, 5208 Maple avenue, at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday. Friends tnvited. GRAY—David 8. Gray, beloved son of George Gray and the lgte Helen S. Gray, Mareh 17, at 12:30 a. m., agéd 20 years. Funeral Tuesday, 2 o’cleck, from J. P. Mur- — Sons’ undertaking parlors, 1407 Market KINSELLA—FEllen Kinsella, beloved daughter of Thomas J. and Mary A. Kinsella (nee Lenahani, aged 2 years and 1 month. Funeral from 1415 North Sixteenth street, Tuesday, 2 P m., to Calvary Cemetery. ; Lincoln (Ill.) and Memphis (Tenn.) paperé please copy. BOYD—Suddenly at Lonteville, Ky., March 18, 1001, Sophia Rebecca Boyd, relict of Wm. W. Boyd and beloved mother of William G. Boyd of this city. Funeral and Wednesday afternoon, Louisville, interment at March eo 2. ll » * a a TREET | COURT. ——— - DAYTON POLIC According to the story told Judge Wis- lizenus by William Brown Monday, a deli- cate question of domestic ethics caused an upheaval at the Brown residence, at 1019 North Taylor avenue, unday. “l wanted to take a little nap, your hon- or,” Brown explained, ‘“‘and I got a couple of sofa pillows and put them under my My wife eame along and jerked them I followed her into the next room throw the pillows out into the hall. [ explained that if I couldn't have sofa pillows under my head they could not stay in my house. She refused to throw them away and trouble started, He was discharged. George Franke was charged with imper- sonating an officer. ‘ “I just did it for fun,” said Franke. 7 zot into an argument with a colored man and when he commenced to get gay I sald, ‘Come with me,’ like the, policemen do, Patrolman Fitzgerald ~~ along about this time and repeatec Franke’s tIn- ‘Htation, ‘Come with me.” i incident occurred at 2 o'clock Sunday @ a ea ~~ >. — -. _ S | E —_— a , = — head. away. and told her to lafternoon at Garrison avenue and Thomas ‘The negro was Willlam Davis of avenue. Davis failed to ap- Easton court told Franke he was pear and the lucky. James A. Hennessy, a car inspector for the Pullman company, while rhe sony | at ‘Twelfth street and Washington avenue 5Sun- morning, saw three policemen mak- arrest a block north. He decided to see what it was all about. He went too close to the patrol box to sult Patrolman Henderson and Was arrested and charged interfering Hiennessy teld the court hit him with a club without Henderson was not present, Policeman Grotpeter sald that Hen- rubbed up against the policeman tea they were telephoning the station, “Pretty good plan to mind your own usl- ‘ mused the court in discharging #ien- Hlenderson proevoca tion —— Thieves Entered Residence. Levison, 1020 Morgan street, informed olice Bunday night that eartier tn the ng his residence had been entered an fnsecure window and a lot of had been taken. Later sev I were found itn a doorway at stree!. They were ° There is no trace of 8 even clothing arments North Eleventh fied by the owner. the thief. Gymnasium Benefit.—The Actives of Southwest Turnverein wll give an tainment and hop at their hall at avenue and Potomac street wor ing. March 2% for the benefit of th nasium. even- gym- * a errr Have you had the “Grippe?” If not you are fortunate. But be ready to fight it successfully. Take Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill after each meal he fifty thou PE” cw ~~ Two hundred and cases of “GRIT in Don't take any chances, Guard you with Carter's Little Liver Pills. ne after each meal. a eres 4 a re ‘ Do you want to avoid “Gri Li you do, brace yourself with Little Liver Pills. then One pill aft Ky... ot Low + rw , Sere
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© MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MAKCH 18, 1: —— —— — panei Pp JURIED SIDE BY SIDE Semen COMES | [WERE BURIED SIDE BY SiDt TO LECTURE S . x Emma Booth-Tucker Arrived in St. Louis Monday. ¢ + + -¢-¢-¢-o—o—¢ TO SPEAK AT MASONIC HALL. . WAS GREETED BY SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS. From St. Louis She Will Go to Spring- | field, Ill., Where She Will Be Entertained by the Wife of Gov. Yates. ¢ -4+-#—-e— ' | + ‘ a oe pat Consul Emma Booth-Tucker, ‘daughter of ; Gen. William Booth, the founder of th: Balvation Army, herself one of the most important officiais of that organtiva tion in the United States, arrived at Union | @ clock Sunday Afternoon Btation at 12:40 o'clock Munday afternoo @-—e—e-—--—-@+¢ @ @ - ¢ ¢@ ¢@ © @ ¢-@ from Louisville, Kk . he was greeted as she emerged from) William Dischert and His Sister Mil- |" i hout her car by Brigadier Stephen Marshal at , dred Died Within Twentv-four cum be — | nd 4 eS Hours After Being Iil only : e. Short Time. —o 4 o-—_o—-o— @-—_ 9 -—_o_9—_¢ -@—_ 9. —@- and lliam and Mildred Dis Mrs. William The funeral of W enildren ' Mr. and | Dischert boulevard, who died Within 24 hours, was held Monday after- Ghost Evangelical Church, chert, iil prostrated with death iV: the home children. The rvivor ts nterment noon at the liols ' , lL nitil three Dischert, 14 after) kvanpgwelical > — Oe und Page avenue \\ illinw pnoon at 4:50 i i ne GEORGE CLARKE PLEASING IN “WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE” --@— (;rand was ” vear a Saturday after- | : - wis ocloek he died ol croup —_—- ¢_——- —@— © -@ oo ¢ © ¢ mee . om a© SO WAN 2&® . Sr SR Se expects to make See Se et * kismond 8S artist comedy he and hi hnhree old ecronie EMMA BOOTH-TUCKER., > She Will Deliver an Address at Ma- ; sonic Hall Monday Night 4 > ?—? —o—->-—-@— @@--@-_-o— the head of a delegation of the army’ ficers in St. louls, and bv them to the Bouthern liote!l, where she guest during her brief stay here Monday night Consul Tucker will at the Masonic Hiall, Seventh and streets, on the work of the army. She will be introduced Cyrus PP. Walbridge The consul is an eloquent meetings in other cities attended. The Masonic only one she wilil deliver | will depart Tuesday mor Spring field, Il where she will number of prominent ladies of Springtield at a se-, ‘on ading woman or lect meeting in the gubernat sion arranged by Mrs. Yute: Consul Mva ' reached the city In addition to the party Col, ‘ ’ the tnited States: Mina ‘7 ar , larke is an actor of daughter of the consul: four singers, Staff!) and masantiv remembered Captain Alice Carr, Ensign Nona Thomp- Bon, Capt. Rupp and Lieut. Dorothy Gra- ham. | CONSUT, ~ —-> — @-- o_o @— - oo -© 6 4 6 ~¢ S at ‘ Ye a, ASS « : +s ~ : w de> weet eS Why nate ae © “- 0-9 —© . pacnelo;r is admiranp'! To the Post-Dispatch Consu Booth- | he at Goo rf ‘esented “WI Tucker stated that she had en out about ‘ere Twe v-one”’” the , he two weeks from New York. ' work hi are. just been very successfy! . € eau, “Lov and Sorrow” is presented by the company, | but on account of the size ' the hall here it will not be shown The nl. how- ever, will lecture and i) e ap propriate music, MM. The party wil! « field, Itl., and MISS MAUDE Hl (Cfolumbia.) -->-—_o-—_-o—-O—-@ —-@-—_o—__9---@—-4© TH, a a hen We > | * > »} . , ' ’ oe as | " i i ‘ . ait. if : ices am (7,OOGWIiN §&) excep not ice as f0 is Ar use is, ; isual, } it to See fact. if Mr. it quire a little more of ‘ I'd as soon see his producti wade a j new . a . ~ ’ +? 4 ~ * . bl«l ’ rf ie ‘ A cre rhe will > “ weeks longer mpany wilh preset of _— . — imMmows roma CITY NEWS Southwell peomises a _ vem . produe ion, and there ‘ yo that the promise prettiest, i the week is as foliows genteelest, benutiful cdainties pais alternating each p ae {Dos -_ ‘ : ‘ lhe ‘fr | aT aia: ries et for The youngest dariingest and charmineest girls and their \ mothers will be found | is est Store today, bu beauty and rivaled stock of Silks, (,o0ds. ] Gloves, giris!! comfort out ol! Milliners Dress Jewelry, Proud Mothe ; eit Woman Bitten by Her Mrs. John was bitten by Saturday while force him to enter his qu him with a switch and catching her right forcarm After a brief struggle she succeer beating him off her with a broomstick She went immediately to a physician, } whom her injurics were iterinved WT her return home she su ned a man, who shot the dog Pet Doge. follinger of 3842 Iivans avenue her Newt: she wns iT thy > Huth, and gave pet mundland (at $S } deay oring 5 HONORED ST. PATRICK 5 Most Eyes Are Overused Sooner or later now to begin wearing glasses. Doct pert optician § at Mermod & Ja Broadway and I. will yout — - ——_—_— _— @yes without charge , Steel frames, $1 and up: gold, & and uo. |PARADERS NUMBERED 10,000 °0'00-" ca Mrs. Bullock on Temperance. | | SUCCUMBED TO BRAIN FEVER. Mrs. Helen Bullock of All of the [righ.Societics and All of the ‘ino Witte, Onlv Child of Otto H the subject of temperance a far ot oe a 2 ieee: : Sy gear cme yee, it , > F Park Presbyterian Chuoreh Sunda: “he is Catholic Parishes Took Fart } Witte, Died Afier Short IUness lecturing under the auspices of U an =" al Woman's Christian Tempera and is being cniertained b Mrs at 2656 Henrietta street oe” East St. Louisans Members of St. Patric! Chure] St. Louis observed the f: : Baint by assisting at hich ing. participating in thy in the afternoon, and ing services of th mr) Pioneer Plain: KANSAS CITS Mo W. Briant, ared 71 man, stockman home here toda» Manta Fe trali and v ated with many of the ‘est, — BODY-RESTOR SUPURSB WEATHLR MADE INA ING A PLEASURE. 5 Perhaps mn) examine OcuUsST, and fit Te rif » we O fu property up; gold, New \ rl : ke the Bie Pas a. c = — ennt Sunday. Celebrated Food is the body-r storey, In health, you want nothing but food; and your baby wants nothing but food. | not quite well, you want to cet back to where food is enough. oo foods, in the world, is Scott's Sich ati r hhe nied police, and were 2 April, via M om é emulsion of oil, | Raving of dagn ater the gusaes came theo ’"'$:16 p, m. evers Tueaday When usual food is a burden, | (1247; MAMEPS oinew, the Krghis oF ides it feeds you enough to restore | %t.. Patrick, and the Catholic Kaights of your stomach; baby the same. The body-builder is food; the body-restorer is Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil. America Then came the (‘atholk par ishes of the eity, each with its unfformed We'll send you a little to try if you like. «| SCOTT & BOWNE. 42 Pearl street, New York. But. when ’ wrand marsh Ls. . veved the pa- 7 nil SU the most delicate Mai the — ’ ~ > > cod-live: Seana l’rancisco j Antonio, Los Ange'es. iP rh Charged With Stealing Fruit. | Patrolman Willlam MeCormie} company of boys, its fife and drum corps three burglars wy By ory of the Emera sie by aA Nashing Those arrested gave - razen sun, which reflected dazzling rays! Hoffmeister. 918 ge yr of onan on a harp. St. Leo's was ied by drum corps! old, and Arthur Galyean, 15 years old and # white horees with riders wearing | 8500 Olive street. Warrants were issued green cashes. St. Teresa's displayed a float‘ against them ‘Rather Peppery Debate ‘HALL . : powder Pcomnitinication | remembered by |, gift was an elegant diamond ring. : ye . | parllamentary | hands | formalls | effect. —o—_—__—_ 0-6-0 © ¢—_6-- 60 6-40 4-- 9 —_ 9 —_o- ’ : : ae a smelter. ThE LEGISLATURE ENDS 11S WORK —, —— the Final Hours. PRESENTATIONS TO LIEUT.-GOV. LEE AND SPEAKER WHITCOTTON. | Close With Prayer by Represen- tative Tandy of Gentry County. al to t oat-Disepateh JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., ‘orty-tirst General Assembls adiourned toda Whit - ’ i business. Of he said remain Keeps CHURC Divorce From State Is a Cer-' tain Result, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE TALKS | ‘NO THOUGHT OF JOINING WITH THE CHURCH OF ROME. tween the Episcopalians and the Greek Church of Russia. NEW YORK, March 18.—The Duke jof Neweastle has returned to this city from ‘lorida, extended where he has been enjoying jan Vacation. ‘The question of the ation in this country of his Review, been definitely Since his return he Khe Christian, rector of the St. Mary the Virgin, and the Arthur Ritehie, rector of St. Ignatius liis grace will be a par iti se veral conferences to ’ tyke" PetpPr, has not he Church settied has n Rey (;eorge MM. (Church of Re leading informal be held during the week with high chure. ihe Protestant Episcopatiahrs Boston next The Duke among city lie will fo to week and tater to Philadelphia. ol Newcastle, in an Interview, decided views on the Mngland. bie Suid: “Protestant kpiscopallan exiremely low in America as the) kengieod. Here they are diviapa into high churches and broad churches Oroad in the Sense of laxity of dociride. There is ne brawling, however, in the Epts- Church here. Khensit has bppn about in the high churches of kn- and actuaily. brawling at the Seér- That would not be tolerated in this country. not Seo are in wore lana , ites “OW ing to these disturbances the bishpips | Of the Muglish if ritualism. Thev Suppress ritualism. but we onlv want to be left to ourselves, Ritualism signifies doctrine. It is an at- tack on our doctrine by the bishops them- That is why we are fighting fox jt. were only an attack on the would not be so serious. will lead eventually to disées- Iengland. There will be a the church from the state. low sect of the chureh will us. lt may come at ans years. We have -a strong A radical government would, disestublish us, whether we not. But what we really want under a conservative know what the have taken therefore, right churches are. selves, lf it “| think it tablisinment in severance of ‘The extreme probably leave within 2 probably, Wished it or government. ! don't King would have to profess after dis- establishment. | suppose he would have to call himself a Protestant. it is not our idea to get high churchmen entangled with our troubles in EHEngland. \e simply wish to have them better in- formed of each other. “There is no movement on foot to again promote a union between the Anglican Cheapch and the Church of Rome. ‘"Fhe possibility of a union of ern and eastern churches is nearer accom- plishment. There are not so many in- tagzonistic laws in the Russian and Greek church as in the Roman church. I think ihat eventually the difficulyties that -exist the eastern and western churenes Steps have already been the wesli- be overcome. taken to that end. “There are political England and Russia to be dealt with. The church of Russia is wrapped up in the stnie. Personally, I shall be very much in terested in the movement to unite then with the Anglican church. But the move- ment needs for a leader a man who knows Russia As a may differences hetween of the conferences the Duke has held, with prominent this country, his grace. has the ritualists of England and the Mr. Rudolph Niehaus, Proceedings of the House Brought to a; There Is a Possibility of Union Be- | expressed | State of ritualismiin | 4 ' churches @4re | trying 10 | \e are not ageres=1}e, | vutlward | here | ‘ ! ' ’ | | | | | For many years with the R. B. Gray China; Mermod & where he with locust, ‘ . . .O., 23 how Broadway and Jaccard’s, | will be}! glad to see his friends and all! Interested in| fine China and Glass, Clocks, Marbles Irish Comedy Drama.—“A Bit © the members presented by parish hall, Blarne\ Lyceum at the was of St. Leo's entertaininent was Sam Halley, William F. Glynn, John Gibbons. John 4V. Sullivan, Frank O'Brien, John Carroll. James Trimble, Florence Mul- May Dixon and Mamie Ryan were those who took part, night. The eahey, LMong Col. Jack Chinn Arrives. Hiarrodsburg, iwy., ar- and will beia until Tuesday ‘ittle private (Chinn of Louis” Monday Southern Hotel just here on a course. it's racing .usiness, to the Post-Dispatch. “I expect to gain when the season opens and closes. eome back a here unt it Rronzes and Twenty-third and Mullanphy streets, Sun- | it Sun ; ‘job, to Paul Sunday. The human system is as accurite i its mechanism as the most complicate l ciock. Like the clock, it has a pendulum that; running. This is the this works when When it beats reguiarly. everytling 1s the heart. and eise stops and SLODS, day night, is; Works are running smoothiy. 4 from ‘ ‘ , ’ 1? beet feature on the f the room bies are eries are this floor, linen and the mnaerwear fur ns pDaims elaborate ouRe department is in nt. Pott oration 2re Tyrell on Common Sense.—tThe al cise see , ot op ii> € 1 ial dut.ea, } le iidi ¥ but oR t a Le ‘ ae 6 are tire t1ndications ol a tnre : will cut you off from rriends az suddenly as a .* that = . ' i¢ DON Symptoms should Kinsman’s Hleart Tab- lets. The price is $1.00 per box and they are a guaranteed cure that wi!l prevent this fatal and dread disease \W. H. Thompson. a well-known man of Busseyville. Ky.. ites: had heart trouble severely for hiteen years and many physicians treated m with no discernible effect. Was so weak that I could scarcely walk fifty steps At night my heart fluttered and I had not obtained a good might’s rest in many years. The pains were most excruciating, and I-could not lie on my leit side for even amoment. Dr. Kinsman’s Heart Tablets have made me well and on my word, as) r the City | formed on Lude by | recover. a minister of the gospel, I believe ] could not have lived had it not been tor them. I am not, generally speaking willing to give testimonials, but I owe th and more to the Tablets. If your druggist does not have them write to Dr. F. G. Kinsman, 242 Watpr street, Augusta, Me., inclosing a stanjp} for postage, and he will send you a free trial box of Heart Tablets with over a thousand references and test'monials. these you may find sume fnerd, or saved everything | ny 7 wose life haa gical liable to ' weller |}marked with seven scatp wounds, taree tin- A PENDULUM IN THE HEART. | leave his cot tn the surgical ward a= pmerrere — — | ifore, he has carried the said horoscope around in his pocket to exhibit to his | friends im a spirit of derision, but since Sat- urday he has regarded it with deep venera- | ion. Rick was front of 4319 | Vista avenue, x “‘ ECONOMY WITH SUPREME ELEGANCE’’ = | 9 | At Some ee ae f TODAY we were at home to our friends and patrons, . The Ladies of St. Louis,"” the occasion being our Spring Time Showing of Millinery and the formal opening in our new store, 408 North Broadway. This beautifal balmy day filled our store to overflowing and every admirer of the beautiful in Millinery was an- stinted with praises of the many beautiful creations displayed for their inspection and crilicism. Such a prolific showing of exquisite and original designs has seldom been on exhtbition outside of New York and we feel fiatlerzd that our efforts have pleased you. | To the ladies who were unable to disit us foday, we in- vile you to be With us tomorrow, , Ouesday, Wlarek IQ For it is our earnest desire that every one should see this exhibilion while it is as fresh and beautiful as now. } The showing of | New Spring | Shapes in the celebrated) KNOX HATS | for ladies deserve your kind considera- tion, for as originators of style in Fashionable Hats, they are the leaders. 0 G. Sreen & S07 Brosttony NEW YORK = ti w* fe = ees af as PROMOTE DIGESTION. CURE DYSPEPSIA. Dyspepsia irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, irritable and sleepless. You may have plenty of ambition, but you lack strength, feel weak and waste away. Eupepsia Tablets stimulate and increase the sup- ply of nature’s digestive fluid, the important factor in both curing and preventing all irregularities of the digestive organs. The first dose of Eupepsia Tablets gave immediate relief. and after: taking your two weeks’ treat- ment I considered myself cured. I would not take a thousand dollare for the good your medicine bas done me. No vne but the suffering ones know what torture there [e in imperfect digestion. JAMES A. REARDON, President Reardon Glue Co., 8t. Louls Eupepsia Tablets are small, pleasant to take end convenient to carry. At druggists, of direct by mail. Sample holding 10 tablets or 3 days’ treatment, sent free upon application, Two Weeks’ Treatment, 50 Cents. Your Money Back if They Fail, THE EUPEPSIA CO., 8293 Clark Avenne, St. Louis, oe. 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RS ae od a > th : ee *, - Te o Geo BY Epes Ee eee . | mUNDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH 18, 1901 “g = ctors en e u ) undertakings, suc as e cons bee. t 2) ST. LO U S PO ye D [ S PATC H . in oe Re = ncn A aes British sale Femara one’ ¢ | ° a7 . . 9 had previously had things all their own way. “ounded b OSEPH PULITZER. Published | , om I y J bed by Then followed an invasion of American locomotives on Brit- | THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. | ish tines in the “tignt little isiand” itself. Those locomotives | - —— are now running, making good records for themselves, to the | SUBSCRIPTION RATES. astonishment of the British citizen. | City and Suburbs. Country. And now Sheffield, the very heart of British industry, is Daily, single copy tees 1 cent 2cents | being captured piecemeal, through American enterprise. It | © bunday, single copy.... er © conte Scents | has been outgeneraled until it +a the point of surrender. | | ® A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. DELIVERED BY x The big firm of Jessop & Sons, steel and iron manufacturers, | Is the morality of the motto pew se ata th % a eee have decided to move their crucible steel works to the U “My country, right @& wrong,” ows “re ‘ agen te 3 a a ee 45 cents | States—lock, stock and barrel. And the British are naturally mot susceptible of defense? Is it not F ; , 3 te — Bi RE TRG asking themselves, What next? 4 & & to Say: “Tt is right to do BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. TELEPHONE NUMBER When the war is over, perhaps Great Britain wil! be: | be |® wrong?’’—for the sentiment im- Da lv ar d Sind y. ] pat Bell " Main. Kinloch. etna " ‘ a. - ee — ‘oC gen . NH wate, ‘yn af ' : ! a ’ 7 over wo. 7 a oe 6 AGAG AGIS W hat Ru kin prac ture d he I a pt tts gard n S] ‘ t, de ‘ t i : , art ' : : ' plies action. Daily and Sunday, 6 months. 3 Susiness Offices : , | 1 Daily and Sunday, 1 month.. : i. ‘ial Rooms.. nO cos asreesees a na culture, on W hich no villainous smoke cloud shall rest and ’ ’ BENJAMIN HARRISON | Sunday, 1 year............. 2 if MtaP. .. Bess AG4i. whose fields elhall no jJonger be littered with the debris of | | A HUNDR | Bunday 6 month@.....- | eulat n i . 4 2 4 7 rv . e 4 . } ’ x 7 ne giant industries. Then we can all utilize the island as one of ° Bunday, 2 month@........... 4 Depart me nft.... 1927 ee " A . ’ >> >» “> a » Ar fe» 4a la 2 : - & - " 4 oS oe. ™ the most attractive of summer resorts. | > ‘ | >DPOSSSSSSCOSTOSOOOS By Rudyard Kipling. 4 " mwT POS GE ATES. , iste | : 3° i TRANSIEN" POSTAGE RA on mi - oo | ' REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. If I can attain Heaven for a pice. why should; th ail / By j 4 ‘ 2a Pares 7 d % o> OB. ne e+ 0 OC i ‘ ; 8 - “as i you he envions?"’ Oviun Smokera’ at, ei ; : 2 ats. ane le "un , Outside the United Stat eye Mex double the above rates. The protest against ceonnecting the World’s Fair with pol- yess kers’ Proverb Hie died a sammie lal ye Neato | a. ' bs c 4 cts ' Ss ana . ’ . . ’ ' . , . F ‘ | ’ ’ io ¢ ri € "«) a : e : , itside the ni x : i itics is eminently proper. The project has nothing to do wigs | yak, TOR Love isa longing for something that you | HIS is no work of mine. My friend. | the pipe | ailwabe use now—a silve e . 2 peY * (aes Metter oP Ey , Yiligdd, »\ , | never know you don't want till you get at. Gabra! Misquitta the ’ ' | With queer beastd era wt! Sa aie Fntered at the Post-Office at St. Lor s Second ‘ iass 318 ' politics. It, originated and was carried to success in a city | W Aw | When a woman isn’t saying more than “ ss we i half-caste, |... » tenesl »? om the "s up ~ a the ‘ ; , : : . : : : we oA) ef ; ‘ : : f spoke it ; : eT —- ¥s ittie Hhelow e cup eTore Remit by Money-Order, Draft or in Regis d Letter, Which has gone Republican for vears. The preliminary work | é a | she means she fs meaning more than shie , inci rah - . ps A moonset at i think, I used big bamboo stem eae ' t eT’ ce ' ~ ‘ > y lif »} . Sid wee ~ ° re . ’ ‘ ? > " sy . . ‘ epetrect eervece *o , ' has been done by Republicans and Democrats. The con- | Shy Kyran. r k i . i as “ates me Gied; and 1 | me tg Tota thts ty geal one, and & green " . reooD oe | ; ’ j . | P . “ sh. . . . ei} ane . ig te ry sie ; ; POBT-DISPATCH, St. Lout rressional appropriation was secured from a Republican Con- | , Z A: One of the funny things about living ip | ‘°° :: oo ‘Tom nis mouth as he an- ithan eg es was a little thicker : ; ty , . ott Sie te nN ee , hi aan s | the country is that if your clothes fit yon | swered my questions so: Is opty “hy WalKing | SA. stem. and smoked al Agency, gress and a Republican President, with the aid of Democratic NG A) ' half of the old women will believe you are It lies between the Coppersmith’s Gully | to * ick ¥ hy ) he bampes geemed okery, Chicago Congrcsemen. It is a national enterprise, in which men of all \ living an evil life. | |}and the pipestem seller's quart ~ with = i ve Ko cledn. | oe ae ——_ ‘ sae aaa ee . . ay ‘ ; , Re . AMhi . | BAe - Thera ta , 7 ‘ f ‘AT oO asi . ; _ . a6 er, MIN | thaetg P.. a now ani nr, parties nre equi lly interest: d. L,et the politicians ke: 1 | / ; - 4. * q oare. pe ar Bee atin > ~ | A hundred yards, too, as tine crow flie> ot it t . rasa a tidjal of trouble, but | smoke an , ; > e b ‘ Lr ‘ + i : be ' & “) Lire om min s SI " " . hands off. p*! 'dress on sitting in a front pew in church/| the Mosque of Wazir Khan. I don aind ‘made a good ft) ne Pn ne Sur be ae _ - ) a » +? . .. ehan , : ‘ ’ 4 (svt hi v 7 . a coh . y i ~ rs " " > . ra SWORN CIRCULATION eee ii i>. }with trer husband. That fs a cow. Hing any one this much, but | defy him ret Save me clean mats and pillows, and | When married man goes out anf gets; ty Und, ine Gate, however weil ne ina) . \s est Stuff von could get anywhere. a : think he knows the city. You mignt eves ten he died his nephew, 7 took e cs yA THE HOUSE’S WISE ACTION. {i | Yi full he is smart @nough to get an old bach-| | : . » the G — N DAY, | ie | , Ahh 2 i . elor to take him home, because he knows | BO through the very gully it stands in a) 9 ryt: and he called it the ‘Temple | In killing the bill enlarging the privileges of street railway i, his wife will blame it on the old bachelor.—| Mundred times and be Nnohe the wiser, W : wn Ay Ay. Pokessions;’ but we olf ones : : ; ‘ . , j ** . ‘ . : | a ‘ ‘ " . es . . , | corporations the House of Representatives justly rebuked the | ay = New York Press rh . eg Oy I en Pt He Ty the "Hundred Sorrows,” all . | . ' Smoke, but Ils native name is alto- ne nephew does very ‘end : Wa ‘ ae ~' yen ‘ aoe AAW c p : « : rs > } ee Pn - L ‘ Bx - a . 7 ss t ia - Pts | . v4 ns a a ’ i eS S >. ee 4 ~ Addrese all communications and « | Agent Foreign Advertising Ww . 48 Tribune Building. New York. 4) The Ito —————— ns ——_—_—_—_—_ - ~~ iid MARCH 17 : | | Saran es —— men responsible for the measure and did the only thing con- | oe ~ FAIRY IN DISGUSE. | Bether dlfferent, of course. , iy, and | think the with Democratic professions. | i, ne | i . pate | ate ——— — mtg t ae between |... She ives with him; same aa She } j HK ' aiis, Arhay, = one poin List erore ; . were a less objectionable measure the manner | L/h Hah Win VAAN The waiter girl was undeniably pretty. | you reach the gate. a buiged avert front - , / copie, nimmere Ge was sneaked through the House anda favoreble : ‘isin \\\ , , and she did not seem to know it, makes people go aiong ali sideways , ‘Smoke isn't as good as it used Mar. 10—-172,.965%3 Reb. ig—isl«s btained in the Senate called for a stern rebuke t of . “What is vour order?” she asked thp ; itisn’e really a gate though, Its a house rs ‘e found burnt bran in my pf : Tee =o wary i ef ITO a, oo eSiah wis — ars Cay i — 1 an 5 ot riage aed " rave, silent man who had just taken @ |! Old Fung-Tcning had it frst five years : ain. The old man weal ohn dilly the conspirators. No iegislaior who had any respect for hit A ae al gown is Seat at one of the tables. — wees a ;aso. tie was a bootmaker in Calcutta. | that had happened in his Ped, S4— 242,094 oe self or for the Legislature would tolerate such methods. T) pre nousseline de soie, plaited over a| “Bring me,” he said, “a Swiss cheesp | ‘iney say that he murdered his wiie there | U™Me. Sides, the room is never cleaned, | , pi x sandwich with rye bread, a couple of dough- |} when he was drunk. ‘that was why he |‘ mats are torn and cut at. the FOR THE SIX ’ RECEDING SUNDAYS: 'foundati lack eat tic finie : . undation of black taffeta It is finished | ; ; a . . ne peop-e ‘at the bottom with & deen-ff : nuts and some coffee. = |} dropped bazarrum and took to the black! .° The coffin has gone—gone to China we eels ee the bill was indefs nsil le. Ii was as bad Ww hen con-4 oT ag ‘ is he ¥ na ' Pp Hounce, ' “Slab 0) switzerian on rye. she pipes ’ smoke instead. Later on, ne €¢i = as with the old man ane two ounces ollete bolero is of black velvet, |shrilly, “‘sinkers! draw one in Java. north and opened the Gate as 3 house |: smoke inside it, in case he should want menace =~ The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- fined by amendnent to small cities as when it embraced all ges e $e age ip “oi eR Tas MN DH aE IES | cptcmens Senn oe Mra hOrimy pe “wei ‘em on the way OUR GUARANTE tising with th dictinet | unequivo al a : “la ee : . bth sa With a ich white tulle, the ends of | OBEDIENT P a - eagle ~ uld get our smoke +} earl The Joss doesn't et s . . + ty ee pally Kg citi - only difference was in the scope. Small cities are|, ee ae ' Babe a nila ; and quiet. Mind you, it was pukka, re-! ,,, der hia on get so many sticks burnt ; he « ; , i é ! I Ing or I to en a: of naer Ais nose as he used to; that’s “a sign GUARANTER that ite PAII) Cire ity of St. Louls and ~ ; ' ; as | Spectaboie opiur house. and f ne , morning ven f rr et ' n mnopol arge cities. i. ; —_—_—— |=) pium house are not we , suburbs is greater than that of an) ee o. Cv pw itled to protection from monopo!l)5 ae larg eS.) the bolero, and caught with a rosette in the those stilling, sweitering chandoo-kaanas a ill-luck, as sure as Death, He's all ; hig ’ ’ ; . i ’ ; “"? " " . > , 2 P e 7 ‘ , . . » “7s Sa ‘ hewspapers combined; and (hat it fh b dagger PAID circulation, | The exposure and defeat of this measure cf monopoly Was @! middle of ‘back and front that you can find all over the city. No; hi own, too, and no one ever attends to SUNDAY or DAILY, THAN ANY iW m cet | os im That's the Memsahib’s work. I know: WSPAPER BETWEEN weet . : ' ' , pape naan Det _—o AX TAN good thing for cities of Missouri. doa a the old man knew his business thoroughty, | pooduse nm T THE MISSISSIPP! RIVER ASD Mh 4 . OCEAN . 5 : ‘. and he was most clean for a Chinaman. ~ te b. hen Tstn-ling tried te burn alit ell late ; — 2 oo LCVE IS BEST. | He was a one-eyed Iittie chap, not much af oan a aie she said it was a waste DOOD ODO Ll Ol Ome The Am: rican t- ndencyv to ; ade ; the Wwse - al oho} ‘ Ee ey ENS . more than five feet high, and both his mid- ‘ very s] ce ah if he kept a stick burning -TOCRMININIG CTORS ee PPAR Tir _ Slane ot eae | sv . | : a we | die fingers were gone. All the same, he | jipirence > an oss wouldn't know the THE DETER VIN | ,\Q t AC j () RS i iquol 2 is CoOnsSsiCE rably WC renseqd Pp tfendene y } railroad ~ ; raid, i "eS ire tixed tor a\ SC. ° te - . ' . WAS the handlest man rit rolling black ! ; S | , : a if t oO now we ve got the sticks «, ' . and other or at o mrnoraty ns t ’ } - 4 | ’ ne ? to those wre ‘ iT] a j “ | rs - way — ‘ . * " | | have ever seen. N sA‘or ere rrie 4 ™ Xi Ph se a ro of glue, and they take The platform announced Satu & SS 0 RR FER ere Oe habits ever aKa! at tae 2 A |} touched by the smoke, either; and “ t al onger to burn, and smell Parker, Republican candidate ft NnayYOr actically ee ROIS Ce eee Neves AGS > eae AS Wwe |} took day and night, night and day, was a'! Ta Ni atone the smell of the room by ¥ 1s : e 9s nat of a may- —_eo=o2 —-- —- —- pe shal i us: : ey Ne ‘ a - er sebbing to my breast: “She seems so happy. Did she marry him | Pching—and there were always sticks burM- |i). Gate 4 re ree en SO BO Vere ee va - | : ; ; tea aie ?’ ing under his nose; but you never smelt! o "ote: ts not much to look at. Not : what it was in the old man's time, but I rday nigh vy Georg Pailroac lawvers notwniyv feed the ‘ as i ti al he Magis , —s ety S : ~ oaks . over, no m ail | ata le Tigh ther | any - but | was a child to Fung-Tching ¢ 5 mis Ps it } ae : WA T} . 4 " . Ss | ‘ fa : ‘ =, - c J } Same, the old man wis { +} ag . ] aT ; t »] ° i ’ “ »j ia } ‘TO cwny , " : ’ ¢ , ° . . —— 7 ; Sites r ) account, an’ you bet | won't. | He Kept the big upper room, where his Cer! Cyr) mission to in\ estigat - the state o lis + Lol. ee Nee ee en rnm King Kdward is showing a sudden and remarkable zeal eS Sue NcAad LOrever F for love or for money? atfort es weak in ‘gnorin; ne gZrosi ,Jvernimn and | “= ave t UT 10N5 ae - nas A , ’ the 1 nine era _ . a out, La ea . bea ) em for four} for his religious duties. It might be well for a tsa . oa | “Neither. She took him to spite a lot of | “™ vy n the pee Wee ae —— “2 | couldn't leave it. I've seen so many come corrupt practices of the admin rly fer four | * | Coennersville, Tenn. M. B. P. other girls.’"—Chicago Times-Herald. posite the Joss was Fung-Teching’s coffin. |y, ana out And I've seen so many dle here ‘ that, and whenever a new man came to the : : . . . ” - —_ = > ai ‘ "+, , Republican rascality anu LS 2 | : sae i sae , . , : . Gate he was always introduced to it. It — the open now I've seen some things a . Sy Rees et we | What\has made th bans hate Americans? Is it net tha Was lacquered black ‘itl ‘ed and Pd ak -peopi would call strange enough; Dut does he in plain words . , hoes © | i ach, With Se woe ier: thing str , . 2 . ¢! ¥i mn ; salt ae , on to belie, , there is a scheme fo a} writings on it, and I've heard that Fung | Black B wt rene, hong a gg on the ae oh | Pte | : nexation\cf their I'nited States” all rrom | ack Smoke, except the Black Smoke. And rers-o (CSAC! a ea | | China. I di cnow whethe ats true hangers-on. , , \ —— —ece - ” or not but t Be ‘That, tf 3 neg: dh, in used to be very particular about peo- He dec’ares that he is not bound by any romise to any man |} , : : a “7 the evening | used to Mread my mat just | ple, and never got in any one who'd give as naire Enaicott’s s shall have learned . the foot of it. It was a quiet corner trouble by dying messy and such. But the i ; ‘ aes ¢ ' " . a ee | tise te Shoemaking his parent wil] do well to set him up in St. Louis | ; a ae haan you see, and a s breeze fro the On the same niszht Slr. Ci eiterated anc. emphasized his : ; , . , woman compete with man? reaching in its results that it is very diiii- eullv came he Bagh Dag Ph eon — | or ee that he keeps a “‘first-chop” oe ea citen ol 0 MBE OE , : ‘ : . /house. Never tries to get men tn quietly nledwes of food ecvernn : | emphatically that ‘ ~ f ee oe . ave been subserved thereby or not, but : . " , : Se | nerformance 7 phe mm Jaret I Way aticn ii 1p thal e eNn- e ate ys iy cirls ould ’ Wages in many cases, but just as soon at « i pale. mane mf } 4 our girls shouid : Most of them are flowery As you ll see in tut he wouldn't give us credit for a pipeful r°form and to tire ’ ‘ ; : 4 . hniriei i producers they musi inevitably aan 9 an a Riera os — , . _ net for anything. . | | Pair ve: } na ‘hem 1 om self-supporting me nscious of the fact that they e Se . one grows on 708 So - 1¢ ry One of these dava. I hope. I shall die fn ; rf youre white, as the black smoke. A |tne Gate. The Persian and the Madras matt years past. He has uttered eee | fle had spenta good dealof his savings on on the mats that I should be afraid of dy- 7) eS they haYe reas writ eee somin’ iching brought it out the way |if it was, it wouldn't matter: Fung- As soon as n or set of men. at r set o : | nephew isn't half so careful. He telle ev- where all the world comes for shoes. = al ' : cult to decide whether our best interests; eal | rtatn! As Il ask, Should man : ; | then. Besides the mats, there was no othe?/,.q make them comfortable like Fung- he was absolutely fr lan $e} a little bit more known than tit used to be. cise his offic'al tower: . S. i the wiedcs ; any party ;: hi. organization. he piace Phe Gat f a Hundred Sor- |. mixed skin ‘nto the place. He has to kee no} ’ . 5 Beas cn wtminats pian, t we ' that \ le mer of women has caused the reduction, x, ' ons ae ll ae re ay dies _ . he | ) ) know who used bad-sounding fancy names. and the other Burasian. We're fixtures. - mcity and intecrits | Te pic us ‘n become scious of their value! 7. , : mrged the: Will be ; a! © squeezing il r ‘orld’s t be , i e lines which women ¢ ne conscious of thet aiu (C‘aleutta.) We used to tind that out for our- ine hbasis Of honesty, economy eis Cy. at mink it 1st nvete with men. they ; | . weil a ur ' ana ning it 15 Jusl A we eee, Sy vellow man is made _ different Opium Showy, ier a ’ nu ic . ; et Of, . "C)—cr Tbe ate Vil raic eo wt: } rs . : - ‘ are terribly now. pledged 7 ecaiuapaaie ) vee Fo ‘he goed thines ceid of the dead ex oniden nee il oie sent aes thie “| . Saou che . an of doesn't tell on him_ scarcely at all; but })_. But both are suppelt by party na@ecnines in wnheca the : ; sate, uate 1c | t woman MISSION on a “a , =e h ; ‘eran “th rt | white and black suffer a good deal. Of | wavs do that mvself ~~ = - . "7°" ore. _ : inn hae ~ iia ; » Uz a j \ ; } lid bt ¢ ‘ “ ps imps ' there was ‘ i! Pa . yrong ev Lia ; ‘course Le _ P . - . . > ‘f > | * . eS 4 - people have no confidence oy ee -” le has been eins ws tes ) x herself for : par- done unwittingly. | pace - seams Pinger’. agen 8 ope te! une ,; them carried out before me. I don't think ; , net ails “at S* smoke doesn't touch any more than to- mo ian — h T tested in the manacmreme : re Be its mere ‘ar in € c smtie nan “a "T* te a , ae ee : “eae aides : ; , : ore : , | shall ever outlive the Memsahtb or sin- ' h arnearemet a Ss 1 ‘ tieul cation, no matte ) he tradcs in which there is no organiza-| baceo would at first. They just doze a bit, |)... weomen last longer than men at the : ‘ — : ry") . by ii ‘ Tiree ' : : ’ , : ; , , : es ; ‘ é i ly TUT =" (nat work, is as pe’ - t | Tr) ' t} ‘ wKers ; P le s in e . 4 ; me wan Pea ‘ ii gag ; yrs . £ “ " — not sat us fac ue ry : erTrryn ] | xf - | nas tow > rate “a ve od. -. Has penn g he S - | rol Aa Sie a rh Brey my Me» +9 | Black Smoke, and Tsin-ling has kn deal of rymanas ABCS Mave . wed vine wid — . 5 une tney are almost : ‘| the old man's blood in him, though he does ae corrupt and urtrusiorthy | me cimnn 7 : ’ the u- _ ee : . sit ions hay the necessity of organization is very ap-| Now, I was -one of that sort when I be- . : eo : ; ior ee rucKIN =f ] , .: ' : §- ' - ~ i} smoke cheap stuff The bazar woma new nicipal government. ! mt ra ‘ SgTrace Mu1Ss. : Riana the iIncustria! rena lt . t0OF =e 4 parent even to the most careless observer. |gan, but Uve been at it for five years | nee she was ghing two days Aer wh her . . --——— . a ee hy »c } +) rmnolle 22 While he e«etriecle — lic Ss — , steadily , 7a mee : : ete . o* has plundered and squandered * © lino n m het While the st ugg! for a live lihood = i: | pes tty steadily, and it's diffe rent now. time: ani she led on a clean mat with a icsx-President Harrison coulda not have condemned the ., brains, ane / are ) at fierce and bitter for the great majority of | There was an old aunt of mine, down Agta wa / blic work. It has corruptly 4! —— , “cr i sia FAUT Tle naemned tn ; . . nicely wadded and the old man public WOrk, leh TEUptty Gl ; om 180 SB ie ' | ‘© without demnine the Philinnine infu : iccess 3] hie , through her in- woman workers, | think it makes women| way, and she left me a little at her death. ‘hung up her pip¢ just above the Joss. He contracts. It has stuffed th ’ i's : frat omen. thieves : - cengemning the wiippine injustice ronuitvy and patient persiste more broad and liberal, teaches them the! About @€0 rupees a month secured. Sixty was always fond of her, I fancy. But he and ; notents a Ther ‘e many ‘cupation | nich value of their labor, fits them for better;isn’t much. I can recollect a time, Seems/,_..). ».>, bangles ‘ust the same. n snCcOM pr ents . ; Lae c ’ avail } ‘ +] en? _ Peg , ? . ; a vwoma! = #9 Fe Oe } , : are wives and mothers because their dearly- hundreds and hundreds of years agv, that t should like ts die like the bazar woman The voters must dd: “mine with whi ne ce candi | Sis , rn §0" nment ‘ pa : herein ey wit. t od It bought experience will be used to prevent I was getting mv 300 a month and pick- on a clean, cool mat with a pipe of dates the best chanc >roeform and god 2 srry ni lies. Mr.} ®*“ ye sat mw, At » Pew sliati fingers ce her nd mseable adjunct eir children from ee oe —~ own | ings, when aoten working on a big timber stuff hetween my lips. When feel I'm m . on . ; nae cil eS = = a tT aw : aa ’ 0 successtul issue p Bee my 60 rupees a month. fresh a chine beck of him. On the | and, . Parker will go a th — : MOIS SVELT tle Gin] = le r her necessities, thereby en- is it presumptuous to hope that woman,, black smoke does not allow of much other) - cy ac long asd he pleases. Then I & i ffice wit ee » linen ' y * Su is A08 abling her come a free ai ‘pendent ii he near future, will be man’s co-oper-| business; and even though I am very little lie back, quiet and comfortable, and wateh nto o ct Vith the oOrrubys ) ly . Thé eq in; , Pn eS eee Re ntity. ist as much as though : were a ; ad of his competitor, recognizing, | affected by it, as men go, I couldn't do a the black and red dragons have their last power. He will be confronted with the g@iganti ei of rn- man? as she must, in this industrial strug-;| day’s work now to save my life. After all, bie fleht together: and then——— ; ' ot et Boe . ) hind ‘s Ae Nhat. has | ' nomic eff * the gle their interests ar entical?—Mary A. ©? rupees is what I want. When old Fung- | Vell it doesn’ ratt Nothing matt ing out officeholdcre and turni: bers of hi: rOST-DISPATCH SNAP S T . ‘ 2 id : Hh Se | . , ~ | Well, it doesn't matter. 4 S , : : og ae 2 " “3 SHOTS. rival eX 3 Nason, State Factory Inspector of. Massa- ch: ng was alive he used to ar aw th ‘imuch to me—only I wished Tsin-it money for me, give me about half of it wouldn't put bran into the Black Smoke. | a \ os — , r- broad « machine, who nominated hi! : : : . . : " 7) ' an . } : | ETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE what are more than ruies of etiquette— agtis _ time of aay and night and ; -_—— - --- — — € ee —~- -— —— ' — we : : ’ 5 cgi. . principles of character. No young lady can didn't and sleep there when I Iked, o° orld Tair ng i | : , TT aan’ : rightly censured for wishing to mingle; didn't care. now the old man made a Sup to us to \\ lal's air whi n Ied- Jumn pen to evervb tha he ey Pet It { \ } ti , | , ‘ , ; ‘ - & ‘ f » . : I : { mn Ss 0} ’ why wee ; mewhaut in the : ociety of the masculine Ror dq thing CC? it: but that 3 no mutter. ward is expect ne to} 1 Loncen in 1 ig ies omplai: ' e. t ventilate, suc it is her privilege—what is more. it Nothing matte rs. much to me; and, he- ee 7eo- tte re MeKinics Tisd§ ; tisas L | ‘ , bu -Ormacis t ‘ ‘ eens f we neral Lssaggene is ‘duty. Such assoctations are the only Pepe tne mon y alw ivs came fresn end ~ . . \ ay co i ie a she would accept cow al scie i » discuss, | 1) I ; e to 3 now ledge, ant hings that can qnuelifyv her for making 4| ——— eacn month, MR CARNEGIE . MONUMEN 1] | _ ; ne aD who can “put the idva kt the fewest words po3si- ise choice, should such become her lot. rhere was 10 of us met at the Gate when , : , > @ Unele Filley's MUZZSOW Wwe “ON im coz bt fro yersons eking empioym nt sven though th present may be dark one! the puAace was first opened. Me and two Ba Inc!uding his gift ‘ I « 1.00 tiie ta) th . » . lL. ll ; } . . »}] look on the bright side of life ay >»? ) : " DF + | ‘ ’ + . 7 i 80 VW ‘ > rlis} ln f -. a Ss lt- me and be felt in et ce bin _ in ic = rt Vi -f e* ‘ : 4 ~ dissipate d he elf ha m= as aw be no longer any U f th =tene . dange « | heart ung uid, With Propriers, Another Quiet Girl. | awe Pgs ntl.” ete : m io POETS. io. ated on ne : me anette > ovr e * , , a : - ius reare Wii in same quail-;,. |. Editor oo ae p ne a het dc it he — e ' 1S Rye oo OST- D pA H , ; e man who nrdds th wcati (Ae 4 f ror tne Ss mispacen. c s i1le a Some trial in ict t e N cine - ouid like ¢ ari * (harlee Rr y | he was a barrister): another Eurasian, like ap DH does more than any other lift, purify and ennoble their} The allopaths and homeopaths in et a ee ee let, sober on | . cas would like to thank Mr. Charles Brown | oe ee tn Madr: ee oe | MORIS T.Sast HILO : 1, = ae + alll SEES © SOMERS patni eile odie oe ds "So 4 : , wetnod, i ‘riae) : for cle fending the true quiet getrl When | myseit, from Madras, a half-caste woman, character. lie niakes sure the found on ‘ilization a | when they read that the Missouri Legis}: ire’s n lin bill |. rte nls meet all ’ ement: ut orhere minal ica ' “ otal? ,* ms — ~ . aes gh ay —— een Brae BY CONTRARIES. : ‘a. w @ i’ : in . . » Ste - . ' : _ ; rs ae a i HO! rit , ‘ ‘ ay i — , ~ ever met lim will be s tr as in There are ne re than fi - " ' ; - ' - - on T He statue of Apollo in * ih ine t i ' "ft ui i? “ere ris j . Yy3I1 : . =e px . a siee] ti him | Sor PP vse 2 >} ; : "t \ op ~ ah pen om is ’ \\ ° look mito the future with an eye he ria ; » fal sometimes er g ' e come regular , . Redimined with|doubt and tremulous wi ulation bacillus. eee i ane he same relative to — —_—_— —-—- : but { at whi 7. ‘ , aa ; >. : if \ ara a , ? z . . , } . ‘ "4 ’ , ’ , h ) ! “4 | i i Fhouvld be b . an r He (dis “oir. nr &F Peay . : : sah val . ‘ AB corp eet . Wwhoie world has f reotte n : ; | dis Ke} on ; wir happen d te more aeocial CONGI.) ’ — } : P , : tf a} 1? ; i Wo id Pe nae —_ a - . : = : ors , ae } ' 1 ' ao - ; P , aati these forw ira young Nn. “hh, have Lne; . av r . man “he died , " RM as ‘ . ‘ i ; ; . ‘ oeaaa ‘ ‘ Pty 4 . r) ict ¥ ‘ ia ey ‘ ‘ ss auda ify m 3 ir ow ; ; # ; mtro- . ’ +. . y> on be . _ send ¢, ite rality. os : " Spee not ho , Ces r+ ie, -- — fepul 11% .' 9 hill yy itt nyeco are Veta ats. ; — ; ab ita . hed, arity : . . . . ore the freight rate bill? re ; th “ ul oe ; Pie est ir eed not a ir. for Une n ‘ongratuilat ° Louis ren r fy you ee, ther onl me. the Chir . ‘Ve lone to hear|the tuneful Patti sing, — —_— o*¢¢ : = Canaulan cremation. i is ,emarkah.ec ima ci!) eX tial pedi le | =6truee > a star Th een nis lebrattion Mi _ , A ech eras ° nat ¥ “A rap And have to ve! content with vaudevitle, i’ . ,t1rs : li” i i] . i? ] } ae : ? ‘ hie ’ \ . ‘4 »* P > , ’ ‘ 1 )¢ ‘ P wha« ' hil ALLL ; rytyr . : ae ‘ - . CMs. . ; . ive bith WHAT IS A GIR . es | : sotnitg tee orga 0 5a oagdl ei ermine. , iss 10g | horet ee Urcnase 19 no. longer ye. | Tehing). the other Furasian a: ne of th uncertain, hope is coy and shy +e , : : the cremation method. - pelea Ta OB »*, Zeer , os ‘onding peru OD: t) las become T-' Persian Tr) emeahib in - ol uncertain, ne] » ‘ In epite of the ‘ong presence wii! f the Ne ‘oman. saiaichiiadin rapher « RES te | ne mei aaa ity. The substantial pr res: ade in}... hin} . Wee & Youn: ' pleasure fs a fleeting thing, at best. ‘ , ay Tt : f ' ‘ ha i ; “4 ‘ j j “ >! . .a , . ‘ar vr. *' meta wh eta i‘. rid aa the aky, there is a problem which h: lv ty] ad fo rer eb rprise Lo time ifving. n - L ths } was formulated in ! . ay ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. caanw | true. wonest, sober Cli n young | \ nerally. All the territory included Be ia 40 te ware tate Ee nd compremise upon a Hnen vest, at this 4 , “ & rie fa y eeeey 7" " , " s . ah 7 ate i ~~ “4 -da’ e know that Joy ts rare, Poaat-Diepatch. The w: adwhata yvoung an eho en and 1 Dt ! . gt Pe Tif. : Pati in rcha t aot) get acguainted wi nem on ¢ wien ecin opened i tO oo Ce ' -" Mura “eoration | is affair and In- . > ROT } mating," idespre; 7 eave us, pray, what else the wor!d. i 4 ed !” isi | | ) , ‘\ True r Make It a ~~ ga A ~ ae 4 And what « eriefx with woe our hearts forbid the aid of any mut | frien ahs : » Pebra ‘ anything un ning tru nest fair thé progressive nations , f ' “eget oe ne . ied, | Many youngre ws 1 o} ’ va = , . ' te ; , ' j . | . ; re : , " Ti) i lL? — : * ai . ’ : . ‘ | 15 ‘ » i . »* ; 4 “« Ma : . ‘OSs ~ " seers ‘ : ry 4 ri 4 ry) mth ry ,' : rs . ry ’ , umbrelina when it's f . . — , : ‘ | ea "oO pnren ™m oT ‘ : the ’ ‘oe neton ‘ p : call ~’- : ere oO provide or # .. r contr fo , ; | ¥ air ahop. ro 1o il lodgine | ' sty wan ; YY re] if ve. ' . ' ‘ - —_—— +t . eee ? renre se ntation of their resne ye ‘ ' +} . 7s as ‘ ea” | : ’ " : . the other fe X in | eor's Way. : ; ry girls ? ‘ : ’ a li eon? , ; ¥. P ; . Vy ; itor ' t hie j }) spate odo take ; sehtionenins on d oy ha ‘ bj ‘ , . aT a, | } ‘ bor ince ” 7 t} ears . not a0 objectionable ‘ . es 4 sa ‘ ‘ ; ; i ‘ . . . : ‘ ‘ i i? t : . ' i an- : ‘ ii nie ‘ ane 4 ee per rote re @* ni! 7 , 7 . ‘ . i} ; fre ’ . : nd break the barrie:? How fa (0 towards forcing mat- vse The q ti asked ail aye Se may be counted on for special efforts t cate see fee} rr yr! ae SSeS. OF right material. ters in the direct! , YORE eR pe ay . L.-There Is mo premium op the coins and peper currene; t- | cerning the many be: f some girls. has, make the celebration a splendid success. ne an a 6 cd A gres( many well-meaning people borrow not wish to | ya oe Reehe See ey: POVBApe CO | ari ? 7 “si | m tise to _ weet u . and never discever how to pay it . . . 6 Cai et Ss na ’ ' ’ L} nee. hie aeshbiad, ¢ . ’ ' and P _ ="* - Cenveni ss ‘ who fav the old rmald’s ie A han . ch'ne 1) ' th lial “ itil Siitik. th ug, re . ae nay ent to Illinois. oe hts by , + y ' f th +) ba t . | *Trometne airfie : . oo ees ' -? i d _—__ A correspondent suggesis to “Stenogra; ” ths On ln We must decline , ne volving ab ont a gee *he eres eo (Til) Sun, antl ) tented 1 righte that are not glee day ehe should wis) | ) . : | me Tne | watuemat problems. Write to Selentit Ve ‘ew Yort : Hcult, - ie concerned, a... pne great St. Louis World's Fair is n nt ) y ene should Wish a genticman who aqgmires a “Pood \ ‘ric r storl ‘ © sm ; : a! cy The nearness of th f sir » 4 ' ’ ' ** : ; ; ‘ ’ | . c*** { rie he . - : } j >Re : f , f > - ' it : TN ' hy ae 1s ae morning” on entering he: piace of bus ners, and pin a flower Pp to 910.0 reg te Ball ion ' th ‘Ih Lye “ Y to I uw cri al state and saat) ites which will t.,- 3 ~ neap banageheupe # na re , ety w complain of having overworked on his coat, with the remark that it will look w. ll. Is thi TP f pects ce it peetOhey 9 is the one sup- y pewer of evere a will make it i 1 Beard * must have thelr face ' . ‘ S 4 ik a 11M AND > ‘ ‘oT as hleck of wood hv , sy, ‘ i .. = : " ; ~ — rd nae’ ey 14 ire immeriane ‘ . AG MEASACG 1 ; aes ° me he President if he « agp Prag ret emselves as to do Arkansas Will Be Heiped. > “> a 7 : ~ . | | ’ 4 : of t rogress and schould acquire a set of ru'tes to fit it. | ow tential 2. can Met -— a > Ath tens Sg | t+ 2 | ~ Py From the Arkansas GC * > never got away niion = a 7 eaPaal asi . . e . ‘ . , ‘ rr j it the ’ 4 ‘ ii ‘ a ret . ? . ~mie > o P P ° - ~2®@32--—- ————me riatia | Con fue: Pialin, ane So far as Ari raSCCtC. it since ; 1 4 ' : ri ; : omit is a luxury In the lottery of " a a Die Ba oe j | ‘ rg ‘ ; me : .* 1G en x | ror rial —* =e ‘ 4 r ©iuNSsae s . woe ~ : . . B. ° . Tr, af os ; 2 ee In the Worid * | “alr 5 Pay there may be a shortage of paAs- J ht ne i , ue ta 4 was President byty? - pre rie ¢ ant thing in the nature >] ty in which to ban be 3 respect ve ; be a cp. . : F . mM OLLen @xe hanges his money for senger care, : " . ~, re if t 47 “ mie 2 Affica are wo vague ] informa ac mintance between a samt ; Louis Could ) ig . AP whe re yo . %& iw ee my a “re ’ ; , 2 . st. es the Vuman, her leve for a ' * ah O ' j is nearly al-; The > EX position sOC LOG!) all like the chandoo-K! as 4s é HM. le M. ANID ¢ You can get maps and handbooks of St. Louis at any TS YE Ty While th at Our | gers gO No; S was } . booketure These show the main facta, such as nt ¢ ' . mot crowroet ‘ . . ? . CAPTURING SHEFFIELD. | Por transportation neo ets aruship agenclee i we 7 S1 atGd in air e aabte med pd =. ‘ne on ‘ia ral ‘ tal roade will bres j Ios na ten and the man ’ . ¥ : ; “® rye ead Worrmn of un- 7 - . @ , ‘yy } ini : ‘ : 7 ern aa " ; * me . ‘ i io at je, — , . . , - r . : ai : ’ - : | INTERESTING READER.--It depends upon circumstances. Some singors |... ated aaa on ' when it able visitors from all aecan prin ae had a mat Apis with bel Sal iC. USM. 2h y & one has called De oe . . . ' vi I if wor t; (cy head- cece’, all _ 5 r . 7 “is hor ,f . te fing her out. « r neces icturinp m of " > Se, ral wmance pHci.uring the « ipture of England have would tequite a training of 20 years | fit them even fer a plac m the iin of “7 2 , qa littie | Inspect the wand fu) ite nas “ i : ’ i { ‘Th: i Wo erry resources Of? the | : : ed things ’ : dragons am nes, “ ' should net upry ite - rid can't aflord a whale for every been written. hey were al ' : ; Castle Square chorus. thers mieh!: bheeeme eee” cited ote > . . : ! n T | of the lurid, runpowder sort, in- | ts eatural gift. Withou t ery wahetair ta pont og es very shot ae ht at 21 ’ . oenind by that | state Whatever “appropriation the leeje: VOlving invasion by armed hosts and limitless bloodshed. The 'y Db. W.—The average widith of u ina t th ) ‘ | ture may make for ay exhibit at St ee lo at cb t of « third pipe the dragons - , : B dinty. of ine river a rhige 2000 feet , . w ' —y will ° ' ats u's, At the end of one ae, real capture of Britain ix he ing accomplished in a very dif- length of the Eade bridge f my ey te rT “eb Peres ais so hog is i277 y aa = ‘* oy rere rettercd that so many of the the meng w he Peturn to the atn te insicbe psefl to move at aut and fig sf | , Watcher] : best and most worthy girls seem barred of @ mont afier the rites of th: Ex osition om many ond many a night through. | : , yerto te eligtibie for the Presiden = - , ; ‘ : ——— farent way. It is a commercial capture met . saeny if he was born In the United States; | re ne , 5 Mey > } ea is a Catholic, Ip nt. lauis, Maat Bt Louisa and eleewhere Nog persone from the acquaintance of their equals |: re open d rhe VM orid’s air and the rati- | weed to regulate mv Kroke that way, and ; No man evor gets ova) tight that ; .* | . : ; “ee co,r ¥ first battie was won when a number cf American con-} “.** killed im the tormade of 1805. Fourteen sersons killed and 170 ie | among the stronger sex. Still even this| road will bring millions of dollars to Arkan. | naw it takes a dozen pipes to make ‘em «tir. | tana We ? : all tern and dirty, Uke | can't pinch him ees the ; a Tyed during tee atrike. at anh eawmte Ser as , aw : ‘ieas ! S02. ¥ wauid searcely justify them tn laying sstde (gas inl | Besides, they are
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MONDAY—ST. LOUTS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH 18, 1901 CORN Oe Bie nica coedtceenay re 8 73 | FINANCIAL. FARTH 70 FARTH 'BEARS CONSPICUOUS #2: sity ee MP Be REECE a , = i: ee are ;, ete 180... 6 5 : / 3) 1 = Arizona Blue Bell Copper Company. — ALL FUTURES SHOW LOSSES; ®*-* eer FLOUR. —_—— -——— Receipts—Lecal, 355 tons; through. 245 tans; Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Delaware. Gen. Harrison’s Body Placed Piteats , | Declines in All Positions. | Rye four sassetees Common to good $10 PRESIDENT MKINLEY THERE Sclines sn ositions PROVISIONS. | Choice to eatra.. . 5 OUGISS 00 CG. A HAMILTON, President. _ . , shipments, 458 tons; market strong; receipts fair; CONDITIONS FAVORED THE LOW- | choice timothy. $12.0@13; No. 1. $1! 5012; Xo. Pp 2. $10@11 Clover- og $og1! , owing to color . ~ amount of mixture Fair —Choice, $10; No. : RICED FACTION 1 lage ae | 50. Straights 3 $500,000. PORK—Quiet at $15.75 Farm Chunks— | ls, fair te good wo? 99 OO trae Whent. $i SO: ~~ $6. in the Grave. Weak Cables. Hea Receipts and Gen- Low and medium grades i :: | aS OO@7140 UD ‘ 1 oa ee 7 aun | FATE —Kideey, Bc: rosgh, 28 1 } ww te. Ay SEA FOr A. HOWARD HINKLE, ~ H.H. WARD, The Remains Placed Near Those of the Oats an increase of 33,000 bu AD "AND sP at TER. E Lag age _ vere== = 11 4 . 4 1F 1 2°Uu.94. 25. 1 oO LOMO be ; OOGZ110 OOF £ ' : ‘ + . . e . LI ominally $4.24 5 oo@ié0 00} Vaterbury, Ct. Cincinnati, ©. Wilmington, Del. First Mrs. Harris ay wheat closed %@aec down for the day and | oAD on in the v tor ned + ay seavioas close. May corn closed SPELTER—Salable at $3.80¢73.85. |‘ ys ay : it ove Bat | ETE ; Saddilers for Southberi se pytrys 4 . ; —— - 2 | coe 15. 00|5EY MOUR SCOTT, J. EDWARD ADDICKS. G. C. EDWARDS, Family Lot in the Indian- | Sc down and July %@%gc down. May oats closed =a | Inc down. On the Street. |e wth gh gel im» 042120 Gd Lyons. N. Y Clay Del ~ | APPLES—Baldwin at $3.25@3.45 for fancy, and , ee a es aymont, Vel, Bridgeport, Ct. | Fancy gaited and New York saddlers 150 VUGSLV U0 | i ee da $2@2.50 fer No. 2 (damaged and off stock less); M. L. BOUDEN, HON. JACOB AMOS. LIEUT. H. A. BISPH: AM, apolis Cemetery. Mga P y Cables gave absolutely no help to the buil els Inferior Horses nin . ment today and not only that but they were de- | 9 | 14 hands Cemetery, where rest the remains of the | sla. 864,000 bu: Danube. 536.000 bu; Argentine, 1, ORANGES—California navels, $2.35@2.40. au. as , ys ‘ : ary ; >, . * 1, ee ey 4 =: Cali- hands. extreme ramus ea F we fF F erst Mrs. Harrison Liverpoat heel Gikthe at presemt are 2,984,000 fornia. $364. ee ee ee The onde, batts of eales .. SS ee TO Ow SU ARY. . ave YORE Seu 4 o, 908, | _ Lhe - tL 15 Gow my "extre me 0 0O@ 105 00 | ‘ tt - s - ‘ : ° . ‘ ae _wr:s . rere le ’ re ) a " ‘ ' a | W Ss ] f e to tock, a") a > ‘ » : ‘ ‘ ' Me Sone vs if See Nae! - gry ha TWhent ce costnall test week ikeroceea $8,000 | £26 laa ee 15 hands. buik of sales 0 Oma) 105 Ov From the report of James WW. Neill. Mining Engineer, and plans for economical development, as * family. President McKinley an ther cdl _— = dilemmas aca ‘EGE’ ola, Jane treme range ....... SS O04 115 00 : : ° .: . . eKinley and o VEGETABLES. £)-e- outlined by him, which report is on file at our office. . / 5Y, hands, bulk of: sales OO 05 OO Visitors of distinction and the more inti- wheat locally o Sc t 154, h . , sth : RLS a ‘ ' M1 A! pened at 74%c and then | w ‘ | : 7 i isconsin, 87@40c; Michigan, 38@42c; Burbank, | ;° , ts _ ‘ 16 to 16% hands, bulk of sales.... 115 00@ 135 00 | POTATOER—Rural, 47@40c; for Minnesota ond | a te $6t4 bende. extreme fanaa. 208 Geet tan Gf . . — . : . Sold at T4%GT4%e, T4%C. TAREATIMC. T4%C, T4KE hone” bie at naloe aan Ga Ge The mines owned by this Company are located in Yavapai County, Arizona, in the celebrated Big mate friends of Gen. Harrison i ae 74%, Titec, TH c and at Take and T4GQT4 ec. | 37TEBSC. » first line of ¢ jens ach clas | j It is doubtful if any public man, at least Juls aotd at TSssc st - a i HORSER ADIBH- Ch log yo se ee at ealcetated ‘4 re aun ehe ull ggg B ug Mining District, those now producing copper being situated on the ridge known as the Blue Bell n this ao Ty > wo orne = teceipts oO wheat at St. Auis today were ~ hep 6+ - , 1OrCe = DOE | «© oO o rz a. “ulers Ow . ie te emma vas berne to his Tas) 160.500. bu, compared with 80,058 bu same date | CABBAGE- Danish, §16G20 per ton, nm, [etosaity stperiotive bunches ton’ tone’ tor baupers. Saddle. Many additional ciaims in the vicinity of this ridge are owned by this Company, and are now 1 rest ng plac a among so many manifesta last year Of these no sacks and 112 cars were EPWRET POTA POURS -Home-grown Re udeas, o which sometimes sel] considerably pg the hi ry. . —— - | i >] . e tions of respect, local, compared with 257 sacks and 39 cars same sa4be loose; Nausemonds, 45c per bu; yellow, est quotations, ‘The second line of quetatices | Process 01 ~~" opment. . date last vear Se a EN DIVES—New Orvleans, $3.50 per bbl. } Seanistes. the Suit of sale and grommet opeienee Che ore now being mined at the 270-it. lev el indicates the persistency of the ore bodies, which will The services at the church and a2rave Receipts of wheat at ‘ , . ° » 7 . y : c ® si °S._ 77, *” . ss . . . : were simple in the extreme, all in most ex- | trday were 708 cars, compared with 508 cars same BHALLOTS.. mele chkshae tie aot tee banches | mission market, more or less mixed. mcrease 1n volume and v altie as vreater de pths are reached. Contracts hav e been plac ed for the erection ‘STOCK Ne of a smelter, the building of a railroad to connect with the Station at Mayer, and the installation of machin- date last year, PARSL ~ 1 EY—New Orleans, 15@25c per dozen) LIVESTOCK NOTES. necessary for the more economic working of these mines. cellent taste. Like the proceedings Satur- Receipts of wheat at primary points today were day, there was an utter absence of fric- | 965.678 bu, compared with 933,000 bu same date | om ’ abs Gol wate: hite | W. FP. Hall, Laneaster; Crutchfield Bros... Macon: , solden heart, $4 per crate; white)» Hradshaw, Edina, ‘and Peter Podvant, St ery, buildings, ete : eu TABAGAS- Northern, B0e per bu: $1.25 per Joseph, Laud consignments of horses on the tharket The company has no bonas or indebtedness Ol AaAnyV character. | this week from Missouri points, Mr. Podvant having : : si CO el Oe ES ee ‘ver ; , _. | last year. tion in everything that was done. All was Shipments 449,690 bu, compared with 115,000 bu well ordered and well performed. same date last year. bis At the Harrison home. before the remains ee a | two loads ’ is ; Vv Oats. RROTS—Old northern, 70c per 100 pounds. ; were taken to the First Presbyterian Little Attention Given MUSHROOMS—Ver Ib.. " orvasbe. | WwW. H. Buford, Leeton, Mo., reported a consign- | OFFER FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTIONS Church, where the full service was heid, There was ho trading in the oats futures in the ‘ ; : per bu box nent Ly mules and horses, and I. Sub had in| . there were brief exercises for th members | ¢#rly aT =. seer 9 Ve weg ol a pew ines Poon 26e per bunch; 90c por bbl. em : oe SGeeie bad ola me Bagg hangs sn , The undersigned have been authorized to offer to the public 40,000 shares of the Capital Stock of the Arizona ore . ; g | nominally 26c, but pe ew Orleans @1. er dozen. aqplens » had some very choice chunks an | areas, and Siuinie tae wekite eare recorded in the carly market | a oo thts ER—California, §1.8542 per er ate. | harness horses in his consignment from Fort Mad- Blue Bell Copper Company, of the par value of $1.00 per share, at the price of $25 per share. . ' ' 0 ) ny ; . ' t t uls oda e $s EN . [ao ! a . Soon, Bac 1” rough b 2.50 to Sim cemmaine —, Seaaces unt ae appear, but Ege eli | with 68, 400 bu same date last year | 3.50 for fancy leans tet $-bashet a and 0 | 'R. J. Baker had a consignment from Iowa that | Subscriptions can be made by letter or in person, and should be addressed to the undersigned, accompanied by . ¢ " ‘ rs > . i : de 4 ‘ ote " am omen ¢ . a as oe ec. NS wee Cime [01 er these St care pre local, compared with ©) ecaweto Henited detest: eominal: Texas at| et $115 to $122.00. *t $908 and chusks| certified check or bank draft to our order for $5.00 per share for each share subscribed, the balance of $20 per share reee,! procession lert the house at 2 o'clock. ——-_ sa OR tan at Bl«e. to be payable in the same manner within ten days after allotment. Negotiable Receipts will be issued on com- e doors w thre ‘ide , “ ers’ 2 . honorary pallbe arers ca manson tthe ware poem ae nee oo cafe he in | 2opq2*@3e for white; recieened abe. ee — Union Stockyards. plete payment for shares allotted, exchangeable for Certificates of Stock when same are engraved. | . aan CK eak in eympathy with the decline in| 4@@e. : - ee sieema Ge tades-* aimee rs, on leg ‘ni ae outen * erg cae the ‘Swiinat. mearhet. but besides this cables showed | WALNUTS—40¢ ner bu iia | ae ¢ 45 te 4 Se lower; cleared active Books for the subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the Arizona Blue Bell Copper Company will be opened at our Behind the casket came Mrs. + = , Ag heargn in a bullish way and receipts RBeentaen: te — oe ae S, rs office on Monday, March the 18th, 1901 and remain open up to and including Monday, April the ist, 1901. with her brother Lieutenant-Command _ ws l de its, Si Cases; shbipmenta, 0.145 cases. \ AY. ice. ¥ 4 Price. oa ry ead ean paverpes closed unchanged for the day. Sales at 10l¢c. e Je * pale of the navy, and little Elizabeth May corn opened at 40c and then sold ut 89%@ | } cR. ome Tis 28 4H "K @ We reserve the right to reject any subse ription and to close the books prior to April Ist, 1901, arrison. Phen came Secretary Tibbot and /] 4c. 40c. 39%@40c, A89%ec, 39% c and at 305eac. ao OEOET = @i3 diag a 5 TD ae - 1, : I. \ y le li aa 1; t f 1; h N Mrs. Tibbot; then Mr. and Mrs. McKee. July sold 40%, 40%, 40% and at 40@40%c. f . ; O14 OTR pee coe @ Stock will be dealt im on the [ urb market in ! ew OrkK pene ing applica ion or isting on the cw xtr Trt yrs - | 18 ' ee ie ‘ ‘ ae 1 @ Rey 5 7214 acs ee York Stock Exchange Russell Harrison and Mrs. Russell Harri- World's corn shipments for the past week were| F 5.967,.00) bu, compared with 4,660,000 bu the pre- | Se ondds 7 ; 5 @16 ae ance ine other relatives of the dead ex- | 4 last Ladl o ) | resident. MNirectly after the members vious week and 4.299.000 bu the same week las . v 4 ; wens Re Se ee the family came President McKinley Be | year. cor the Re Amerte “ shi yped 8B. 2A7. gah bn, owe wry Bi... @15 ! T ; °- + + “eee se ‘ SS ae a ; el Gov. D ; ollowing : > . | ela 112.000 bu, Danube 408,000 ba and Argentine ~Jonrhing prices: wins at lic: sin- roscemeeesese © Hose tReroes Se i0V. Durbin, and following them the friends 200.000 gies at 11%c; Y. A. at 12 ‘New York at 11%4¢; ~- ‘a. "= oe eee 3 OR = & bu 832.000 bu | Hmbureer, 12e: Swiss at aaiée, brick at 12@12'9c LIVE POU LTRY—Old roosters, 4c; spring chick- of the family. : , - sents | Liverpool corn stocks at present are a te : ’ oti ia a d 8. choice recelots, SAS: turke: Tol Gv: ducks, | +h - ‘ Se oo BOR e econ | | pee ee; as Gas deastn o| &---- 5 th 30... 188... 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 2. am 7 hate i Pads ARR St ta Paige ise Bt | W -| ‘ ° HS. she oy _ he P the oe Se 7” in the! oy increase of 160,000 bu for the past week 4 , “att : AUIVANCE* to the front (orn on ocean pis age last week ; ‘ } | Doc; —_ 5@6c; live pigeons and squads, per) wd ~¢ op A gg ey edlagg and, resting his left | 1.500.000 bu _ § AS! : and upon the large church Bible, opened ‘Recetata of t St. Louis tod ere 108.825 | 1. Pee we - . eve gis ¢ corn 8a . avuie ay Ww a SSKD POU LTRY -Some drawn and scaid- . — "s) ’ © dat / t >» . a o) te arytone solo, “Hark, Hark, My Soul,” ren-| July 10, November 7 and December 6. No. 1 medium dered by Wdward Nell, in which the entire | 0. 4 choir joined in the chorus Stocks of Grain in St. Louls Hievators. The party left the church in the same or- |! nah Pe der in which it entered. For the most part | Today. Saturday Year ago. those who attended the church services left | = —_—— ium .. immediately for Crown Hill ¢ ‘ometery. | Whe seo 8,087. 787 3, 179. ord 724, 268 | Short ‘stripe 6s ‘. peng McKinley went to the Brave | as e € asa | “or ‘0 1 ange . s o : — oo 4 . i Oo ‘ ‘ a. Mee ve = and stood with her during a A | . Blue or unprime seenn! Be. 2 The burial service was very simple and| No. 2 aie 24 ' at Ors. No. very brief. The Rev. Mr. Niccolls read the} XN — | 6 5@25| Bear short committal and burial service and the | Housecat _10| Beaver Rev. Mr. Haines followed with a prayer. ‘N te ‘Se Muskrat ...------- 5@10., oe of following the usual practice, | Xi 4 apgees ¢ o 140° 3 146 | 102,250 | Ratrome senteete et ad coat lees end which consists of droppi a few i va . ¢ oecc esse | Mercners n dust on the coffin. oping. s few grains of |S A be 4.881 . 5, 138 oan DRIED FRO 4 - ~ cbops at 14% , Rye were placed d upon ie lid. . Bigc to 4c; quarters. « : ps z 2a4c peei- s at %c; sundried—quarters at 3@3 4°. Pea: hes “s_* “~~ « ete meade egg mong: Be te Tet takes reorganizations and refunding plans. a . ’ northern Acts as executor of wills, administrator, guardian, curator and receiver. | No. 1 north Mm; NO. & _— sontheast cowa ...... , ‘aqso. Mareh 18 putter cre ameries, thin caws : , dai ries. 11%: 1s« gys Dull: inss off. | cases aturned. 11 ‘46 Dressed poultry quiet, tur- | Li 18. —Rutter—Receipts, 9338 | P sts dairy, l44i21le; fresh cream | 2%: June creamery, l4@l'ec; factory, 10 : col ea and hit Miva anes MARK T WAS ACTIVE, ». eolored and white. llf@ll'e; fancy | rajicis Loe’ : . 1alZye. Eges | routhwest feeders see ae small « red. 12 re do white W445 pra kages; stendy; state and Penn- We me GOGH Co H1 toro hoe te **s - steers i a aie oa in a 7 : Kecelpts, evivania at mark, 13',@13'¢ western at mark, | steady: cont amg 41, | Refine? steady; crushed, RUMOR THAT J. J. HILL HAS AC- « () QUIRED THE BURLINGTON. *9 southbeaat southeast ! ‘ | S.7he; powdered, 5.35; granulated, oan. Coffve | i re | soutuwest OKO! ‘ . | barely steady; No. 7 Rio, rere | southeast Hm wei hODSe | io } Cc ( t d e led b ] ee at ee; - Ties | ee Western Flour Movement. = “Fancy evaporated unpee alves a su». dri Moras | oui wa elie Bei : inale tips. | mm AVOOL. | LIVERPOOL, Mareh 18.—The imporis of wheat | FLANKING i WALG OUT . al 253) Medien ees ar a A omit last week rege Oana aauarters trom, sancie GOALERS WERE DEPRESSED 14 N. Fou last Louis bionic | Chicago .... | ‘ 47,200 Medium cjothing seer ees vd i. Pr pein ' risah . 8, = 1h VOU, | ports, Detroit .... - sraid and low NN ly | Choice steers about steady; others weak; butchers | other ports. toe , om 2e@ Gee Election Judges and Clerks Will De- Milwaukee fe 7 i 3. 006 | Liebe Ane ie PE Lo PE : stock steady to strong; gual to prime steers, $4.8) The imports from Atiautie ports [ ‘ -@e e 56, 322 >| Heavy fine ‘ «a6: poor to medium, 83.650@4.75: stocke rs week were 66,000 quartets ‘ fecders ye HH: cows $2 hard. 35: mand Pay for Services at No- | Sere | ak abd | Mard ourry. . reer eerereeees $9. 0504.65 . $2a2 bul a4.25; COTTON 4 a thw he): lnve4©res, Ya? ow: niis, 2.6% ray >. ives Burry and clear milxed. saat ig vember Electicn. | Export Movements of Grain. lowa and Wisconsin— calve s, 34 Merb 75: Texas fed steers om tte. i: ae he Medium combing ues i pit | teers, &. ; Texas bulls, | me ary * walk-out of the judges and clerks of |: Wheat. | Braid and clothing . ceipts today, ; 0; Tow, 23.000: AVAL, MARKET. Mareh 1t.—: election is threatened on April 2 if their} PLACE. |———--———- cna ine mediam Pas ‘ ages. ==s s a | be} } = Claims for services during the registration | | pi Ship. Sbip. Temne, aes Territory and Ok! ee: : istrati J , “a . ee ediu ie rm election last fall are not met within! New York...! 120,600; 201,493 172.2 72. 103 | Fine oe i J15 | 0.Gahg; bt, S59. 5505.75; In P sales, $5.4 Mic V1 . —— e next two wecks | Haltimore .. As é 00 es aay lil; new 4s — 135; Ge ¢ it: rer - - $4.70 4.75; bulls. 3474.25: calves, $4426.30 logs be bpotire rit ‘esp crhd, Oe) , yi 2 ‘ . | 18 old 46 registered, 11 dou coupon, ime : O68 4 that J. J. Will bad aequired control of Burlington | on Te 111%; de coupon, Litt. / _ el the city to pay them for ' : r their services n the presidential elect + ' Receipts. 1 ection. William Kina- PLACB. f -~ | | Barrels.! Sacks. || Barrels.| Sacks. It was decided to call the organization Baitimore .. \ i Peerree ‘ bape wet the Judges and Cle rks’ Union So far vG Uhila. ' Medium Lébwoe é‘ -Keceipts, T0OU; market steady to 24ec lower; bulk | “oes © baa —— 4 clerks, confined to the Nine- Moeton ... ; cee ee: EE aii + Sales, $5.5505.65;. heavy. $5.60015.70; packers, | in the interest of me rn Pacific & Great North- - een ware cu) mM®mijlute the n " ; . - a , - . eee s sees . ** . > noms “cy mixed $4 MALS nt3 } ght e” 44 ° =P t} ’ ‘ : *) i? i. ' ‘ 1 mbershi ) i) r " ‘ " ‘ . . . the ’ " ix ML, ae? Malad. « ,. . . ear a | ) ; " . . | . ; > " 7 . ST LOUIS STO K A the union, but the moveme.t will — a | DEERSKINS. e Deeretine. quotal ee ~ > Jorkers, $5.4005.60; pigs, $5015.30 Sheep-— hKe- L, IT rt re tan h \r nr Cotto wil rn md that the Rockefeller tron interests were e tended to other w: iraos as tar as practica- Western Movements of Grain. a. ~ * 4 wat | a oS StC; AEtNOMe, ¢} ceipts, 1500 lambs; steady to Se lower: muttons | and e eey; a sdting rood middling, S'ge: 6 i» be inciuded in the merge: Manhattan, Bur ae may ble. arp ety Steady; muttons, $3 bogs SO; lambs, $5475.25 ceipts, 193 bales; this dias lust year - Snee l lirgton and the steel ks were bought an | Reported dally by W ee + “The , -- . Wh . . - - —E HiDMSA ry } if. average receipts, round, ™ ; : th . > wat bis ’ ity hi =~ jt 1. 185. 0h] : tiiis rire las ; e; P. 2 i . } : = : ea tite bal . stun ? W“W ré ‘ ig aon ; n - LOU 18, March a. eles ey of the election judges and PLACE } eat. : *- choice Texas, 13%@213%c; fallen, i3¢ Dry SOUT wT JOSE . HW -_— ‘att} ments. 100: this day last year, : stock, 38.d0y: | CRormous ile at advances of 3 te Se eel —— pee _ =e . Mis of the most arduous character 5 Re 8 Ree hh tite i j » found, sc. Green salted, western round, Rec! 1 mark eady to weal this day Jast year, 26,565 The Pacific stocks and the grapgers were very and requires from three to nine davs eae Seer ee ec. im. -». | ‘Rec. Ship. >%. Dry Minot, eicte No. 1, 14¢; Selected No. : minnie , ° "a9 i a ~ ey. Gt >, ale ne pAT pred! en! in at advances approaching or ex Asked. tl j , 5 : o ”» | ; bod v : +}? ° — r . 7 ‘ a ° ** ; VI me for each elec tion, said one of the $ St. Lowis .. ~ 100 Suv 205.330 ~ 103.825 150,550 Loe; bull, Sige. A m, Oe. I, Fe; Xe. 8. Gc; mak: bulk. $5.00 to 35.68 an: @>, “74 ty Bh 47) LIVER MOL Mareh 17 Steaet otto misime ‘ceeding 2 polnts and many less prominent stocks Members of the new union te the Post- | Chicago .. 5.25 We 265.0) 196.036) “Ull, ody liry giue, 7c; green glue. 3c. Uncured r Sten Sheep ceipts, 32 es he - moderate; pl S eusier ana we ny | Were very Suoyant : United Rallway 4+ : 7 or green lc per pound less than cured, orade lambs. §2 t 8-16 leat! tires close | he indsome nrefits shown by the anick ad nites always see ‘ o> ULE, ae wes : : . as ‘ ‘« broweht h an Ret es ohae . > > j de pret ferred .. Apr — ought beavy realizing by the professions St. Lauis Transit Dispatch Monda; morning. ‘This. of Toedo ..... 22,202 7.000 26,000 17,000 et ry lretroit WT Sho HW) SHEEP PLLTS--Market quiet: full wooled. #W@ regular; | March. sone sig ’ May anid Patoe who benght last week in anticipation ’ Lincoln Trust course, includes the precinct one “V5 ' ~ . Kaneas City 156.000 81,000 20 000 15.20) | 80c; lambs, 25@50c; shearlings. 20@35c¢: falien t-O40 S; AD pay, | pelts, 8@8c per pousd, according to quality “ MARKE | c BY | ELEGRAPH. Brseoh db: June end Jul , « Jul of tcdar ‘veloniuent The com aoe . eee Fan Pak, —s pid ‘ ‘ ners fest) ss ; from f r har i ; ‘rs’ wtrike might occu semi : : Trust —_—_—— nw = v 2587 Gays and the day of election, being in reall t\ two davs in) re , ‘ : Milwaukee 4.2) 20), 2h) 11.700) 4.400) dition. the clerks ha\ ; be tye . / Vinneapoiis o12.040 22,00" no om) " 3oo eondition. ar . Ang ; ‘ Se} : Mi nT precine vs Ne ie alien sands sas Daituth 50,976i........./ 43.216!......... | | BAGGING AND TIES—Steady; | 1%-1b, Te; 2-Ib, | CHICAGO, rch 18. Disappointing cables | O G4 v: and Nov., 4 12-64 n the anthracite region. The large Gemaamd Oo | sii cert. Srest osQa? ts. Thee; m-lb, 7%. Cotton tles, $1.25 ‘ | Iibers N Ane fu om ——————— “] fitngs | the firet hour, but when the ag oud rhe We have waited a long time for o: } Ys ae ftom Liverpool, liberal Northwest rece ane te . uses | Laclede Gas ‘ at ‘ © iota ORN—Searce D u cc carial nearan ' ‘s «tater n oe . + boring erders accnmulate mn commission houses | bacrede ‘s ee eeets t and Hirai, according ‘o! bearish appear: ‘ \ id tietles o Spot Cotton Mar ket. ha.i hee “6 | prices began TNS lela. Before | Third National rr , been made upon | Krew ery bonds .... ay. hoping that the city would be | Sample Market Prices. quality: $40@50 per ton rotit taking af . ‘liing | eat pit | - = ‘1 . “' ~ ; nat ne , n yn eetad ML’ t At A i} Like “re | ts, wit ‘ j ads « to ‘ti ' ' — , vee P (rnit n— t)1 ’ r 2 2 one i ' 4 or active stocks but if ‘“omtinental Bank $=: © raise the funds, but thev still tell us a Bas FEREATHERS-->.tnmi; suall eacks, +: large! early tod: ' uae east y &) empty and no hopes WHEAT. sacks, 440; 3 one and quills, 3c; hite, d, 35@,10 76%, wer hy s ering: nder nirite New Orleans—Nominal at S 0 16 z ' Ost «6 oe t. Joe Lead Phe any of “us ar “working 1 a | rc ei, SS, XX lu@l2c rn Pl ad a ‘ a uying = fe arthweest mies ‘ niivance ne Ke the auitaatl m and a oon j na eat seeuri a preme .? t lent Ja — ; aed Se ben t nlted “ TT at nn Tr .. Pe , ; } : ui y ’ if iy ange oustakh . mi ead pen Dis ‘ . fe} ct Pees sweets ryy tye merotetne Sane . 50 ' ansi eked wages National Stockyards. mount of whe ot ccartion | We: at 8 0 eceipts, 327 "ihe eter! group tenged up to 4% Im Pederal | £20: Jaclede Gas, 25 at $82.30; Cos. Coal, Ste ah “1 Nal oe = % = ’ ? . . 1) 4 4 imtt . : et ‘i = ° : _! ‘>? ‘ ger tite ta . ‘ - - Th ~ ts t ' ‘ “Tr? “if oO ms pre ceure cont tamed against | ' Si4 lA There are four judges and two clerks of » u gh BO, " 90 : atee dion poe each of the 333 precincts of the No. 8 white 394894, bjeeseeeeeee] NATIVE CATTLE—Receipts, 500; market steady. | the same authority. The Nebraska ‘ — : &@ Hud ling 2! city, Making @ total of 1998. They are paid Ne. 2 ¥ ss } x one SALLS. ‘ing wheat was said to be 14 per ¢ nt better wen te claws udson yleiding 24 BE IRES ot the Board of Kisction | oh 80% RONEHO |oosnns| 105 steers a » | than is we = INVESTIGATING WOMAN'S DEATH mks HAD SUNDAY SCHOOL ‘ oOara oO mtection | 11 steers Saray + the men had B Mo ae \y it Was stated that . — waa me = ) suldatien and the lack of expert! Ccroner Funkhouser and the Police at, WALL STREET. Former Superintendents Met at Unio ‘ X Gaya way omin mire eed ; ad eat iater slumped YW 74 refit te them from last fall, and th: ee it an ed nerthera . r 2 2 sorts caused a re ver) to ie ie Work on Ryan Case. | NEW YORK, March 18.-.There was a large de- 5. S see, eee to allow them an extra ta eel ~ Sy May ower, at 70% A thorough investigation of the circum- | mand for wany stocks at the opening which car- Every living superintendent of the : i POSRL Die w e ees : ; “~ ‘ , . int : ‘ . . nce The Smount OWinhgk to the judres and white ee . aa hx 25°462-0"6 B® heifera | stances attending the death of Mrs Ida : A eure) ; . 000° ane ee ee | “. © Sunday ~echow! “ ite Clerks, according to the various “methods mixed (see Sr: i = (ows ' | Ryan at 2615 Olive street, last Saturday, | - ma the peice to 161%, compared with was present at the celebration of its of calculation, is between $59 000 and $80,-' - ane me RL ; . ———— | owe maf . eae lis being made by Coroner Funkhouser, | ! Saturday - ee ge — ~ Fg Zl anniversary Sunday night at the ¢ ‘ a ‘ mce oO »> nolice : at oe 256 wks, ODPSTSs Wiis = i . This does not inx lude the = % 1 cov lower, at 41%@ | . a =~*“* on ** ~w wee A marriage license was | : ty ‘ wo (OU ot. rorh . was enormous and the rise was not hin- xuperint = ssued Monday |?" x _ ts » or wehed $15.80 and then rea ted to $15.68 - C eons : the “h 1 en ; morning t» Hi A. Quimby, aged 60. of | GORN ~ | 36 steers o e*. ce [| 15.75. te market steadied and rallied again to | Hoe hdoerfer found that no operation : a a oe — om fett and Clinton B. Fiske, were St. Louis, and Lyda 8 Grady aged 18 - — ; steers .... i vei | 4 » May tard ope ned 2iPSce up at $7.72% | been performed upon ~ th vadditt ‘wr veti- : 1 Snuff preferred, Rock island, Tin Plate to in tender terms by nearly all of : ‘ : ‘ . «? : ne x a " « ‘ r } 4 OTA té¢ st oe . ee | . . . holding trendy, and May rit unchanged | dict Was leferread untii aa i 4 common and preferted, Hoop preferred, Federal speakers. »{ ured, or up he! Madrid, Mo The room Hives on a | aa sy! BE GLOCTR 2005 se cresseesossercee. 1088 ‘ ' 7 47407 fi i } o~ the Columbia ; 40, 10% 401, iM} steers és - ‘ . im it raved at $7. 47%@7i.S2'y, selling between | mony could be se b se ng ref ‘ ye Stee pre : ‘ and 37 47447 ‘) during the firet | Pa 1 oN — ae eel pret erred, atic j g j f . Chieago Terminal preferred, Mashattan, Con. Woman Robbed Him. —Charles Bottom read, near Raden, | ° a a F . oF . + GaGa. ae eteers .... a “ ' 7 2s he r — rae - ; » Siole His Deeds.—Theodore Suttman wolidate! (jae Sr Laute & San Fren- fer several years Mey . Oet4al. . boos. ee : TY See ‘ ee. vo. & 60 TZ 76 YY eer “lot Libert: of Fast St. Louls has + poporten te Me - ot ee - - steers ‘oro : ai’ ‘ : : gh : asent cuit case containing ber of other stocks were over a point bigher end that he was robbed Olneine 7 tk cheat r ' arent ' oe'ng 4 SH¥ FT - Receipts, rr} pecker ste 4 The; Nv de, Ti@ti his Hoc keta we re I’ - ked of S53 whi rf on an Hic aC ‘>. ur 7 h i‘lnee Wh rat M rT h if , i , 4 rein rde ; ; Al 3 : orn Maren, (erty in Ca‘ifornia ans BnSAA Ane Ce ithen rights. Prices did pet held at the heat, but aan Mag oy a ae ao nd ave- ~ | sy, | | 41 native sheep : 40 ; Delmar avenue, and in ost wg left the ail, | sI% nige@siy , , eatioe chee bane eeneee oie Pork arch, $15.75: May, $15.90; Juis,{} ™) ~ ’ Lard—Marcb, $7.77%; May, $7.77%4; July.| Cor Emporia, Kan. stock constantly fotaing | the a eh he hed been acquatnte « » i ited with Miss G;: idy ateere CHICAGO, March 18.—Cash wheat O ed. Th es" has teported 40 the ue | aan NEW YORK. bulls ; 40: No. 3 do, poser c<,- No. 24 Se; Now: in 44 7% ‘erm | Jiothting and papers was stolen from him | : 4 7 Oltve etreet, te then to the pollee that 4 Racurday.' Tofay. | Toda; Today 8 271 Honelly, Great Xo = caldesmon pen te . ' ’ ex4,c; No. 3, 2h bigs that among the pepess were deeds to prop fice oft inking on the declaration of steck subsactip- Pocketbook Stolen.—Mra, : Bay. CIMA gc. Oate--March. Bic: Mag, at Fureka, Ind. Suttman left Monday | verte the wedertons very strong ith mew t t and arid at the marriage Neense office that OATS. : GIGS suse vc ; La Seite ee hor Northwestern aod Rurilagton. A large sum- Picked His Pockets.- ~Dan Shine, Toe? ail a “ety 4 (OM | tee ~~) = the only comsplenous exceptions were the coalera, | TY with a young woman pong No snc: No. 3, 3D! . 2542 lat PE nion Station Sunday night He says tlenally (ireat Northern preferred reacted 2 on Olive street car Sunday astereote. lie | _ WHRAT. as me : To'ar: April. TOMAS; May, (Oye. Core—Mareh, cates of stock in a manufacturing com Hi he ao vintion contineed extremely animated and avenue, July wie | Wy | Wh | t DP OS ncée ds; sie na oe $15.19. % i q « 3 Pas See ee ON ae PR ae ee fae . . : 5 ba at dll Lit 3 ‘ » + _ a - ! eee . i ¥ Py, ah “a * » . =, 4 ; ’ A te rer - é ? , b ‘ : re piesa i = iy , om ane” P. een , ame le lee . oe — , ‘ 5 Eee indi. = rw Sdatebuonienoall eyo ~— a” ee ee ee ee ee 1 Sreenemactete’ hy. Sr ee “ ; ae . $a 2 - ve a at ip he
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er > hulk ealiaaianl tli ant til : THAN SY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER pueteediegee ie Eee HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ROOMS FoR RENT, Worde or Less, 10 Cents. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cente, Business es) Announcements, 10 Cents Per sate Per Line. "afoot ip Ee | ta binge ats ke | souaeaiae arpa a =A ase good a ‘for gearral ey 4 } taten correapond,; a ie. Oe oe | ~ --———--——. | BROADWAY. £13 & 5 Nice, clean furnished small _ ee er HOUSEGIRL WANTED- Gea irl yi enera housework; two in family. 4551 Pines =" ; ee large rooms, $1. =5-$1.50 per week, —_——--—— CHANNING ‘ 7 o— | 4. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl tor genera! house-| story NG Av. we. Sicely furats : Costs Less Than a Cent a Word! All Druggists Take Them. ork: Sood cleaser: vo washing: swall family. | conveniences, sce RL WANTED—White girl for general | OHOUTRAD AV.. 1016—Nicely furnished front housework. 8800 Olive st.. west door. parlor; gentlemen or couple; gas, Lot beth: h; reas J | TOUSEGIRL WANTED—Good Ge ° : FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE. | eral honsework; small famt! “way ter gen ti ood io ir ine Seo! Onna ” man i l4 W § Mlle te Lat on va 6 Weeds or Lem. 10 Conte 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. Laferette av. ' r: | . 4. | « ‘OMPTON AYV.. 1008 N.—Nicely Here’s the place to exchange anything you DON’T want for that which you DO want. | ‘ aeaeein aaemaaie a a a aay Fo tga ttt EN NGAGE OS 2 ore ‘furnished AQUAPURA FILTER double-barreled sbetgunm. Ad. K 122, _Post- Dis. thing valuable. | _ Ad. Sit 96, Post Dispatch, — .| HOUSEGIREL w AN TED- Giil for general} —. ABTON AV. 2S Furnished ballroom ; bath aad a ie EASTON AV... S3i8—2 neatly furnished rooms; POR EXOUANGE-—What have you to exchange for exchange for rem; no children; unquestionable | plano instruction for high-class tailoring, Ad. | noe ag Ll, WANTED ionsegir) at ence, 201) Light house *heeping. eg gravel Composition roofing andr: palring, g2e! refs Ad. W 13, Post-Dispateh. _M 81, Post- Digoateh ES RNS OSE wells te. ; FRANKL IN ,AN 1312—Nice furnished front room, DE NTISTRY Firet-c lass dentistry for house fur- | - iy | Work. SSS6 Cates ay. nishings or anything of value. Ad. © 13, P.-D. | HOUSEKERPER—Furnished house te care far ta | TAILORING WANTED—Gentleman wi!!! exchange | - a . eist st. a tee By FAG ; per “ HOUSE FURNISHINGS WANTED- Elegant large | PHYSICIAN wishes to exchange his services for | | lowseatn 4 hora 7 Girl for general house. _ price $2.2 = GO-CART WANTED—Wt] exchange lady's bicy- {| trv ak for house furnishings of any kind. Ad. whitening. paper banging, plumbing, et Ad. H : 5 ACLBEDE od A. : ‘ AV 4! furn t a _SY. Post-Dispate “h. HOU SFGIRL WANTED—Wohite girl for general unfurnished: x. eae iced “ he PwWe 2232 il ~ F is bn rk. , : ve ~* F LEFFINGW ELL AV.. 1408— One large room fer | HELP WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. HoUsrarmt, waN Teel Reig he =| housekeeping: ‘second four; neterenee j } 00 womMme., a¢ ‘ve s 14 Words or Tess, 10 Cents. —— os LITTLE M ET 263 me furnished HOUSEGIRL ~WANTED—Girl to take care of | front roo hy 6A--Nicely house; private familly; soul wages 5215 Min- | oe prea av. Le AS AV., 418—The Inn—Rooms nightly, ie te the aeipeseee . , be ajiemeni | a"; weekly, $1 ) HOT mae Merb PED. -Girl for genera! house- |= L re AS AV re +5 —_ — Pee een work. f erson. ew f ann A snitesinalacetipilia | rated rooms ; steqm heat, ey co HOUSEGIREL W ANTED Girl — for general ~ house- lw a . vork: German ! refe rred: 2 gris kept: large MISSISSIP] PI I AV. . 1720. A furnished Toom: hath; Wages, 0130 Fa: rmount ay. | private family; adults; 3 car lines; view La- _ cle - 43614 Evans ay. ee © 14, Vost-Di- 7 ch. ee ee steers _ - . a NO ON nll ——— 2 OW rds or less, 5 Cents. ” MEN AND WOMEN WANTED. Every honest maa | ———————_-_-___ F*F ne ee Aunouncoments, be. Soroagnen Patri B a sr and woman out of employment to call at the COOK—Situation wanted to cook and assist 1 ; . as Murillo Stadio. 1314 Ollve; permanent work; washing and ironing; private family. Call 262. DISHWASHBPR WANTED—At 1711 Market st. _ g00d money made Olive st, oe _. DISHW ASHER WANTED Dishwasher. South- MEN WANTED-—10 men Tuesday morning. Papin | COOK—Sit. wanted by colored woman as cook, by! west corner 9th and Morgan. 2 ee ed | _and ewer Grove __. | _ the week. 2727 Laclede av. ; DRESSMAKEL W ANTED—Assistant dressmaker. | MEN WANTED-—20 men on Washington av... west COOK—Position wanted as restaurant cook. Apply; 1119 O'Balion et, -—_ ~~ ee TLE Ee of Sarah st., $1.75 per day. Jobn A. Leneh, 1418 Market st —___—_—|G"RLS WANTED-—Girls wanted at paper box novamaan S then fayette Park. | VAY | MEN WANTED—Men to learn barber trade: only 8 GIRL Situation. wanted by | compete nt ‘girl to do| factory, 300 N. Main at. G : VANTED- Gir) for general bouse- a BN Br RYE sare Le ree Crs My wet iulred; heve posiiions paying $15 week- | upstairs work and wait oa tabie in private! ore WANTED—Giris for Might “work, counti teste 8! FA nw — “housekeeping.” 1133—Furnished a ly walting graduates this spricg; comparatively family; West End preferred. Ca!) 723 N. Jeffer- | $4 nis | HOU SEGIRE W ANTED—Gir ! for general ~ house- . : tll i ; - ge, pa pictures, assorting samples, etc. er week. little expense. Write Moler Barber College, 114] | _ $00 ay. __| 118 Olive st. . P Work; small family. 2951 \N. 14th st, M: irKxer at. ' = tay | - ~ —--- —— — GIRL—Sit. wanted to sew and assist with house- TL, a HOU SFKE EPE . w akes th . 2 = @ Gig trench: Gaai.| « ata > See ho Ot ans GIRL WANTED—a | good German girl to do wash. Li R WANTED Educated housek. aep- T he person ho ™m k e best trade or SWap | MBN WANTED—25_ me m, t dig trench; Good. Work; refs Call at Convent, 22d and Morgan ing and ironing and plain cooking; private faui- r; = ia family; antiquated teacher preferred. es = ST ills 3 N.—Nicely fu furnished Gree Aret and second story front room fell: yw and Easton avs. R. J. Macdonatd st... A. B c Ss : through an advertisement in the ‘KOR — at — eee a “ —— on ” epee ne ohile. ‘tlon o Nelit housework: can give best of ' ir I OR We \ AN Ww NTE. 4 - p! i ¥ ome nA , . oe F N WwW ANT kD “) men Cv eed Av morning e Ne W- re fere: NCES Ad \\ OF. Pos S Dispate b. G . 4 7 A dirt or tmiddie- og: d HOU SEG Ik! Ww ANTED. a l f . aes } } use - mato. ld | stead and Duncan. Oliver & Sen. __ A woman for kitchen and to assist with cooking work; lower fat: I sivl for fila 7 56} FINE ST. 3009_tal ad-st go : : | oon —___. | HOUSEGIRIL_Sit. wa ated by a girl of ‘7 pence to} 2220 N. Broadway. _Delmar co janitor; no children, 525 NE § re a second-story front, large MEN WANTED—20 extra men. Castle Square do light housework. Call 8720 Kosciusko st | - SO =r 3 alcove, equal t rooms; every convenience; is GIRL WANTED—Girl for restaurant 2420 N gents only. A second prize of $3 and a third prize ot 40) Opera, 6 o'clock Monday, 123th and Olive. HH ~ — * cea - . . a ore HOU SEG GIRI. Ww ANTED. a irl for general house- : - - OUSEGIRIL-Sit. wanted by German girl io as- oad Way. work: vd : ~ . Bs — . MEN W ANTED—10 men . ensinzion av. ; tee ith housswdck. 9018 a whidieaiue ‘ good wages. 4000 Morgan st RUTGER ST., 111 —~Nicely furnished front, se, ex, wiil also be aw arded ° : ‘ i " hander John W men. m Kensingion av. and _Sist_ with heusework., im N Broadway. _. | GIRL WANTED—A good girl to cook, wash “and LADY WANTED_A lady wanted Sn iotaadione an} room: gas, bath, private family; cars con. 7, | MOUSEGIRL—situstion wanted to do general, fron. Apply this evening at 4139 Maryland ay. educational work to mothers of ehildren; $15| SIXTEENTH ST. 143914 N.—Two connecting com- IT. PAINTERS WANTED-—2 house puinic:s. E. HH. saat co ae 1 or ees Cee Theunecs, G06 ieee | Oreck VANZED—Girl for house and dining room| ay IP ttoe etee pre can do shirts nicely. VANDEVENTER AV. 521A Nocl @ oe 3 , ; ‘ant Sea : v7 lOO) N. Grand say. ont 3 ” a ‘ rk. 2000 De Kalb st. Apply after 6. 4484 he «st, ) 5N : t A MIA N.-— Toome: — "lve anme oF Lace, & Coats. gt ale a st ay Boy w AN TED- de at Hi P « at 240) rin. > > TYE OD . — ; , soe on | = gp . - - - 1G eae ee ee NURSEG SII \ 7 _ F ia a” i OAT connected or “aa hed; furolshed with. everything BARBER—Wants a ste. ily sit.: bave 19 months’ | hes . ; runsaneky, S840 Fin- | r ORTER A ANTED—Porter ip coffee hi use. J41] LAUNDRESS Colored woman wants washing to | GIRL Ww A: XNTED—To w ash dishes “and help in| - 1088 @ ' - Me ANTED— Girl, 14 oz 1D years old. to housekeep; fue Hght, hot bath; 2d floor. ~ : , . , Market st. bring home. or by day. Annie Hunk. 2820 Wash kite he D. 008 N. Marke t st - eaiheiecomnteelneeere ie VINE ST. 308- 310 -Two blocks | from - Washingte tow experience and apprentice cand: please genet oe : whine = led too Wages. Ad. © 13, _ Post Dispatch, | BOY WANTED—Good boy to make himself useful P RESS FE EDERS WAN THD—Security Printing e . G IRL Ww ANTFD G ~ to w 1k “tn t bakery an of OPE RATORS—-Machine ard huml girls on vests. av.—Furnuished roams, 25¢ a day an u 1. u ' 34 LAU oan S-Relilable woman wants wa hing by at y nd cc c AMS Masenit ar rear. a Po fan ‘week. a y and up; § p ;OOKKEEPER—Sit. wante d by experiences sodh anahe! pool Mesiee with object of learning business Uo., 306 N, | day; call four days. 3823 Nor th Washet af fee house, oe Lig N. 12 th ree keeper and collector, aged 19; also experienced | - ————— ——. | PRIVATE diseases a s specialty at Franklin Avenue = —— | GIRL. W ANTED—An apprentice t © learn Mress, OVERALL MAKER S WANTED- Jumper r and over- WASHINGTON AV 108—Furnished rooms, gents, gt oe with city; references, Ad. IK BOY Mie ys “Boy in lunch room. Pust-lis- | Free Dispeosary, as Franklin ar. ' I, gr ta vf ag Ww — fi — Mi “ng HW gentleman's making. 4258 W. Belk te jee ‘i P i all x — ut the F ergueon-MckK! ney factory, T5c: $2. 50 week ; unchroom : fre, hot water. * NU ‘ost-Dispatch., patch, 2 oor. ee ee, a & to tase ho AG, MISS are , es. | - _ 1000 ucas ar. edb auinapatinnmmnniieutgenemtiaeeinee ene g eee lily S. Leonard. |G mo WAN TED— Young oi to care for i infants, om 5 ASHING TON AV . 1501—Laovely neratenee parlor cation, but for verification. PORTER W ANTED—Colore: wrter for barber > ae ' bie . Se | roadway, ta Seaniiy: endl hos “% ell eae "Y PD, GIRLS WANTED—Girls to sew and make garters. We reserve ee ae to photograph the artic les swapped. , —— ~ ee ne. Sidull wages, 28, I’. The decision will be made by the Post- Dispatch. | POR TER WANTED--Young man, German, as HOU — KEEPE R- Situation wanted as a t in a ®raloon: one who underatands some e v an unine umbe red middle-ace J] lac y Your name and address. shop: bring brushes. 202 Ss. i an ‘ a . . ° "nor " ve - . . "~72.. ‘ - ‘ : j Address the letter to the Swappers’ Department, The Post Dispatch, 513 Olive Strect. about cutting lunch. Northeast corner Seis or bache'or. 4332 Faston. a | lith snd Marke: sts. —— . Broadwa - —_— _———— eee ‘ Swe ND aww ; , > “na Shane cea rt ULLER-OVER W ANT PD—Puller-over on ladies , BOY—German boy, aged 16, from country, seeks ware Netore. 2100" Baston ag orb to work Me Kay woik. Deanoyers Shoe Co.. “ist and In- | LAUNDRESS —Sit wanted by lateclans echini 70 Delmar. SALESLADIES Ww ASTD. Selosladies who are out _Toom on Ist and Yl floor; reasonable 4 o 5 a ‘as aY. | laumdress to do laundry; home or by day. 732 0 mployment, call 1022 Holland bldg. employment with established retail grocer or meat | market; anxious to learn. Ad. D 82, Post-Dis. oe IRLS WANTED— Tip stit hers ‘and lining | mhkerd Ww ASHINGTON AV, 2683—Nicely furniahed front BOY w AX a Boy “ 4 ara. "309 N. | SHOBMAKE R W A NTE. “a Puiler oie tania - an nar. S 6th st Ap ply Goodfe -llow Shoe Co., 15th and Popl: af sts) SERVANT WANTED- Servant for general house- pbarior. ] iz T 5 yea r RY 1 S to . ' 7 - - - _ a a — — work; German prefe r red. 37 SSA Lacte de ar. RAADRSE mts OP NPL et ell Lda hay Gth r > . 2 , ’ , ‘ tors on the Neigger heel lasting machine. Sho LAUNDRESS~ Sirnation wanted by laundress aF SS sw ANTED- Operators ‘and finis shers on cus: > | BOY-Of 17 desires position that requires travel- | | BOY WANTED —Colored boy ‘to wait ‘on table. factory, Broadway and Hickory st. fake washing home or go out by day. Cal] 3146! tom nant Is irls t > SHIRTDM AK ERS Ww ANTED—Exy rienced fehirt- | am ee rg ROOMS WITH BOARD. | ing; would prefer acc ompanring traveling sales- man. Ad. H We, Post- -Dispatch. BoY —Sit. wanted by a boy of 19; would | like to learn painting and dec ‘orating. 1l17A Salis- bury at. Tr Ys Sit. wanted hy 2 2 ‘colored boys, “age. ‘42 | and i4: willing to do any kind of work. 111 Ran- Apply 2728 W ashington av. S604 Pine st. SHORM AKER Ww ANTED—Shoemaker et once. 1025 Pine st., basement | Lecnst, room 14. — on ail parts; steady work: new nra- ef e '\ “ee ex » emeieiienee Tae ae ee ———— a nes; fon ‘o. 5-07 . BOY Ss Ww ANTED- —Boys “to work in | factory. 113} | N. Vandevente: ae ii LA NDRESS-—Wi man wanis Washin & to 49 atl GliklL WANTED—Good girl or 1° woman to wash L “ gvod psy. New Era Shirt Co., 905-00 14 Words or Less, 10 Centa. S. Main st SKIRTMAK ERS Ww ANTED--F i l kirt home, 4220 Gratic dishes in restaurant. 206 9th st 6 hae ee a ee ee _ Be Ss \ y “xperilences skirt ¢ Relea oe is st. - semastinseapieitaasans BOY WANTED—Active white boy, willine to wock | | LAUNDRESS—Situation wanted to do washine- ! ‘ chine SHIRTMAKERS W "ANTED—25 experienced ehirt- tes on American of European pleus. T Ac ve e wh ~0Fr, wi ing t work , blk ic ng : GI WANTED. Machin girls: and finishers os makers on part work: steady work and good _Fates on An co out br dar 1313 Cho uteau av. custom) pants. 92 Sth st . . > bh ooen — - oe wie ay ply Ferguson- Mi ‘Kinney, 1009 Lucas | CASTLEMAN AV., 3027-4 unfurnished 24 a 3d _ dolph st. ROY WAN TED Bor that understands biere le ‘tact poh Tieng ee aw LAI NDORESS — ‘anted by 1st - ‘lass lnundresa GILLS ee Experien ‘ed sewing girls. 014 3, Wetzel, 3 Mer. floor rerome ; $4 and 5 emily best table - , - j . . , —— © f rooout he « 2 o ra) os ' aa - iOKLAYE RS WANTED--Apply today at 612 . ; ate + as cook; best reference, Please ca)! ISIS Morgan st Walnut et PP!) TAIL AOR WAN T FP 1 At ence; good allré ound man. | LAUNDRESS w ANTED--1st-lass laundress cplieg GIRL WANTED- A white girl for kite hon work: rapher, $6 per week. St. Louis Ty pew riter Fx- with or without board: reasonable ; ; all L conve. : i ] ‘TS y ~ J. C. Brain, 2822 Olive st, mediately; refs. 4288 Pine st. SO « r “pene ” t DRAFTSMAN Are Btecteral draftsman would kel Sian MUA WANT#D—Young man preferred. = = ? 78 gece : | _ | Loner ec, {2% dining room and housework. 2227 _ change, S11 Chemical bidg. -—~--——- | LOCUST ST... 3145—Newly and handsomely fare ee Ad. T 05, Post-Dispatc George F. Driemever, 914 Vandeventer ar. "Tae WANSED—Good allround tailor. LAUNDRESS—Re!iable colored laundreas wante . STENOGRAPHER WANTED-—Stenographer whol 5 shed rooms with board; lady roommate wanted. ~ = 7" ; : aciede., ‘ashing to take hon P= worn ar ciste ate ; . . s ' renter i oT beet ac we selene FE SHELMAN WANTED—A young man to do r ” WANTED _Firet_t eae 416 rd "Pordienan : a": water GIR 8 WANTED—G od kitcher . \ girls; come ready | sdvertised to address circulars and signed 72 D.| LOCUST ST.. 2030-—-Newly furnished re rooms; hot watcher, grocer or delivery; best of references; | busheling Apply rear entrance Planters’ Hotel. TAILOR WANTED First-class ladies cONOT eg . or work; also one good dining goom girl. 417 in Friday's Post-Dispatch, send address. 1428 and cold bat: first-class board. well acquainted itn city. Ad. ey 14, Posrt-Dis. : diaeaeas ena Tet good steady place to right man. :osenbieet, LAUNDRESS—First-clase latndre ‘SS Wanis wash ring N. “th st. Pendleten ey. —y 1404 —FI 4 good board: het 3 “ st V . - , : d 1728 Olive St. | to take home 0 “i ont ? ‘ yea Tr ey, Pe mon . ° . — - Pus prak:aeet —— —— onenen wunnitinaities —————- AM UST ST. 40) ne rooms an rs DRIVER —German man wants work as had BUSHEL ALAN WANTED- ‘Good bushelman; steady | 11 —— | _%0 take home or go out by day. 42024 Kean GIRL WANTED—Girl or woman to work in board. STHNOGRAPHER WANTED— Must be Brstcclacs go best attention given, [ irg house. 4001 S&S. Broadway, penman. Ad. I’ 14, Post-Disnateh. LOO 1 vT ST. 1706—First-ciass room and bourd; h. — a ?. German gir —————e = —_—- _————____._. handy With tools. Ad K 13, Post Dispateh wien Cee f TATIAOR WANTEI- — Tailor art S800 (sever ar. LAUNDRESS First-class laundress wants wash- —~ | CARPPRN WAN’ j — ne to -e home (a)? 2220 slit au Yael ENGINEER Young engineer, nonlicensed., and ma- aide nok vated TED Good carpenter to de 4 TAILOR WANTED — - ge or ee Tai ho a a a Restaurant, 111 S. 6tl ve OS Pree, position as assistant engineer. w @)] recomme nded. Ad. | 14, Peat - ~Dispate! h. class custom couts. ( ‘all R22 Te h Sf. o —-— - Te ’ ; ee ; i - De Ee ae OE wi — — ‘ Post Dispat h. has ara — TT a ane ERRAND | = — a san ‘ steady fob. NU nt 8 Sit. megeee -.? tralned nurse ; 10 years’ GIRLS W ANTED- -Few ‘girls san 12. years to In- PNGINEDR— Licensed engineer wants work: wili- 3 good coatmekers and 8 errand bors at 423 N.| TEAMS WANTED Teams. at ‘ Clayton ‘and Taylor | —— a tae or ad, 23 8 Salisbury st.; Kin- ; trodnee Easter novelties, ellow ay. — koaaeee oo ' - French Restaurant, 6th and Morgan. N. 7th st | - ~mearl n : 81, Post- wrens : — | bon = PAP PADI AS IY AI YT | Cr meee Ae HOU SEG ir L Ww ANTRD Gin or mi! iddle- -aged wom» ard, 4 __ rountry reference . Ad. I, 89, Post- Dispate h. COATMAKER W ANTED— let ities coatmaker to Te WOMAN—Wanted, by an experi: “ne “woman. ; an for genera) housework; reference required | warmese WANT A One v ees 0 ee : MAN #it, Wanted by vour man of 20; work of work Inside. and experienced bushelman. Call SALESMEN WANTED. housecteaning or serubh ing by day: best city | 1823 Frank! ‘in iv. |. aa | WASI INGTON AV. on } SS WASHERWOMAN WANTED. Girl for washin og any kind; honest and reliable: Can give refs, Ad. at cuce 4251 OU type *. 14W » - references. Please call 1229 N Joh st. "ANTE 7 TSc: $2.50 week; . - ords or Less, 20 Cents. , - OPS ge * pas HOUSEGIRL WANTED—GiIrl for general house- | c M 13, Poet - -Mepateh. COOK WANTED —Male cook at 3516 Lac lede | av. Per: Dae: * Katine wneciaiasih RRRALBERRRE REAR EEEORE BREA | work and cook, small flat. 4626A Belle av. CR OO et age - and ironing. 4413 Olive ar. j MaMeSit, wanted by a ti h live - with to| SALESLADY WANTED-In dry goods store: exp | Woman WANTED—W irl to work | WASHINGTON AV. Ra ew tore ai vante y 4 lOrCeuUgn ve man wit & SL ; +P! 5S Score, expe | ‘Sra "ANT QC > ‘ » onan or gir o Wor I nd service business tac: and not afraid to get out and DISHWASHER WANTED Steady. - eober man to! rienced preferred: must be willing to work even | HELP WANTED—FEMALE. HOt SEGIRE WANTED ee general house klichen, assist in cooking 201 Ss SE al ‘ excellent table an wash dishes at night. 506 Market Ft. , : 1 " On7 ts Lie =r i work: German preferred. 827 S. 18th st. } . : ss ebacmiiniamened ' Fri t et aed connecting: hustie; for a r ‘Hiable firm who willl xive an bon- sie i aatins ae ings and live in neighborhood -(16 Franklip av 14 Words or Leas. 10 Contes _|- WASHINGTON AV... 3420— on — Tecompence for services rendered. Ad. DRIVER WANTEID--Roy about 16 sears old to, r or a on nye NTED—O}) sales to ecll inbetc Brainess | Anno uncements, 10 Come Per | WOMAN Ww ANTED Woman for washing and iron- rooins; also hall reom, with board; vetersar® Seen D patch. drive and work in livers Mee. _ Pst Olive st. “ea ae pot ri a on salary or m =. . excel. | ~~~ Virinitnashetnaetinttsts sie net] Work; call at once. 6717 V irginia. California car. ing; small femily. JO264 Russell av. required. ‘iis { 0 | ‘ 4 . tf *y P _** . : . pind ' : . “ ~ . —_ — I \ * uan aune re. an ~—o ~-* » ~ Moat -Dispaten JANITOR WANTED—Good, steady janitor. Apply rmeaeis caansene egies oa Take | erence required. Che Boston, a 7: on ‘ ks pln obi “g "teas We | “hon a en ee rae wa AN TED. Four. room ete ee ble; N n 20, desires situatio ’ (Pr , | , Ptte —we . i vail Teantel: ®> ~, 20 eooking or washing; cail today. i - —— » | rhherhos); «tate term MA You g mn, 20, desires situation distributing Apiscopa! phans’ lion jrand anil Lafayett Family Portrait Co., Chicago. Broadway and Franklin. | Laclede . . | WASHERS WANTED—Experienced washers and | aera naven. Ad. D 14, Post -Dispateh, oad 6 ON he 6 lal al Ee Samples in city or country: re ferences as to re- . - . " r > . 4 ) . S N )-- an c igi ‘oe »? Yo, i —— = a 3 ir ete . N tart ae ‘ ~ . . \ Nability; would like to trave Ll with man doling I AB RERS WANTED—1 aborers, scraper holders | Rk U A BUFFAIA)? Agents to sell Buffalo iw- | S — > OO © O@ « .@ @ | HOU SEGIRL Ww ANTED—Girl for general bouse- | = ae pn extractors, ationa! Laundry, 3401 MGRAPRRRA _ that kind of work. Ad. F 1% Post-Dispatch. and teams; Theresa and Eads oe. M. J. Suwlll- tons: dozen, 50c: 50. $1: 100, $1.55; 500, 4 j 7 : Work: n ‘ RABBIS RD NTED : oe : 4 as » en, .. 5 . i ‘ : 7. e} g ; roi i fe a. re- ~ MAX—sit. Wanted by elderly man who can make | ; en Dslariesines om RT ae 1000, $10; samples, Se. St. Louis Button Co. ‘HAMPERMAIDS WANTED—Chambermaids and quired. 4413 Olivet - — ee ea | RRRRARRERALS FARES RAIA IO SOOO ROOMS AND BOA WA m" ; LABORERS WANTED —Laborers and strong boys. | ‘St. Louis, Mo. J _ paint xris at West End Hote! I: af 14 Ww ond or Jem. 20 Cents. ~ . ———-—-—- | HOUSEGIRL WANTED (irl for general house- | THEATRICAL. a: neta himself oie! ueeful: home more object than Apply 2800 De Kalb st wages. . C. Miles, 4105 Faston av , e ait) st, —BPAPRALLAA ALL LPP at >...47 : r Amettes . ——_ - —PPAPAPADT SAAR 4 CHAMBER ATT» WANTEI reowan or Ametican Work; two in family. 8015 Shenandoah av a ; : VD ROARI WANTED Room 14 Woe Js or Jams, 20 ¢ Cent's. , ROOM ANI ae be in West End, bey _. - -_-- — ~ i MAN—Sit. wanted by middle-age 4, sober. induc. L ASTER WANTED~—Laster on ladies’ turn work. | ri for chawber and dining toom work. 3400 | HOCaraln a it , We # trious American, place to atte ‘ml house and gar- Desnoyers Shoe Oo., Slat and Lucas. ; MAIL ORDERS. Morgan st sends ole at ty a Prge O a 3 eel Ry wate DICK. RICH. ‘u AR Ds. oo e niy espe aed } 3 oe A peng SPs ve southern eX posure. . _ . ’ _ . . " =yatapenne ~peysenemes , *, OUI fiore., ‘ } Oulcveal i : ' 0 =» ; (age dancin i Pl : Db Di. ee he ; Sood milker; reference, Ad. LASTPRS WANTED—lastersa to puil over on 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. COATMAKERS WANTED——Duck coatmakers S. ' 4) ieee tor in the city. 2109 lauis av. | W 14, Post-Dispatrn. O8 | pateh nud I * Syeda Avply Goodfellow Shoe Co OR i i ee ee ee Ne ee w. 12th and Franklin: steady al! year. Jokerst. oe _ G IRL WANTE D—Girl from 14 to 16 rears! ; RooM AND BOARD w ANTE D -Refined MAN-—Gi‘uation wented by man experienced with gh we S PILES—Simple and harmless remedy; a sure cure: | COOK WANTED—An experienced cook: also girl ra Housework. Ad. B 121. Post-Dispatch mi "tad, employed, depizes room and boatd mm pri- seu ‘angie, —— ous Cowes care t Ae old | M ac MINISTS WwW ‘ANTED— Machinists. Apply at ne pain; Sing J Bangg Spit ig m on = = for second work; good Wages pald. Apply at. HOUSE IRL W ANTED ' for general house- | emeeniiiaceniail ) vate family: filt-claes location; refs. G 14, _P.- D. ’ ' ’ © ppear- =800 De Kalb st. Johnston, 3128 Hell av.. St Auis 0 once. 4124 West Pine. Wome. 112 8 lith st ; ¥ with- ‘ance: bands. jtodustrious. any kind of steady een — , — } 14 W onde ) Less, ~~) Ga nis | nOOMS WANTED Furnished room, with or : ) — > Aan > RRAADADRADAADAIADO DODO : nomen : ame 1 gyn seer , so rerercanases ceneesitpeeninaeheineesnnannttieeeneemnciiisitin : rhe | hoo) com and room for writ ¥ , . 7 / b, ; = i. ‘ ' — = ! 4007 Pi ‘ 4 washing or ironing. oU34 | eee ee 14 Words oc Leas. 10 Cente. : Tce P —, Pp ppp pp prprippappinintinininttttteee | Fb oO . ee . ver ' "s or writ te 2u38e law aa ay. 7 ANTED- Experienced. man to COPPA ODOF FPF PDP ADD DAIL AD mar j Ener R L . | DANC ING $2. 50 fo: priva Se0ns an full tine —— ee “reer sr pass cards. — SEG Prof. Schulte’s Acad’ ST.. 1734 N.—Retween Howard ; - We a QD one ood cook, washer and | HOUSEGIRL Ww ANTED_N, . oe. | t. Monday evening mites Acad (TWELFTH AKER—Cusiom vestmaker wants work to | _ Morgan st. é CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. ( yong AN ‘S cee ae y Fe > and | tween 15 and 16 years, Neat colored “girl, be. | may a2 Franklin av.; last prize masquerade par Brookiyn; fate: ; newly decorated; for take home, 2108 Fucenia- st, MAN WANTED—Man for farm and garden work. 14 Words or Less, 20 Ce nt. = = — i pas 018 | enya at. | ty Thuraday evening. ee ON A SO Fe ee e 1 j > om 0 g { y ‘ Sees - — —— a ~ A $)5 month and jeorge KE sy ne ee | eee é = t pa gl Lr angen. iene — 2 25 — 1 A Ae4 Hliet S&S GIRL, Ww ANT ED~G sir} for general honse iT HARKY Ww. TRIM? S parties every ‘Thursday; au- * *. u ) at ’ 0 © e - >. » baat ° - . bd COLLECTOR w ANT iE D— In hosts fal eolicitor and! J ~| Work. 2708 Virginia ay per» orchestra; maple dancing floor, ete.; les. FLATS FOR RENT. HELP WANTED—MALE. MAN WANTED—Colored man to tend horse. drive| collector; time contract: Hberal investment; good COOK WANTED- Colored girl to cook, wash and | : ——-—..—. |} pons Mondays; private lessons by appointmen: ee and tend furnace, 1722 Wagoner = man. 04 oe bldg. mh s a ie | tron; no upstairs or outdoor work. 3837 Delmar. wo Pade ar Girl for genctal house- 1412 ‘ eee frk. oS SOCNEP: As, O0ay 14 Words or Lees. 10 Cente. 2 — - ~ ; - “ : ‘ ay . S Ae tt tlie HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general house- “i Tobi Moake et take Suburban or Page avy. car, ‘ PF me ads and eubsc riptions; salary. ouG N. 3d st. Y —_ ’ mm work -D. Whit b Prof. and Mre. Frankel Sines i .. ; Sawa. aa aged ‘man, to ‘ake, care PNP PPP PPO | hoarding. oy om girl we dining Tu ‘ nee ponsework. 1735 Was . & girl of woman for SELECT ball ives Ae. 8; Prot. Wei "x band, fromt and rear _ nat 9 scant PR = Third band baker, 2343 Chou-| ¢%, > teau a et weetul around the ’ ra SbccAnen amen F HOUSEMAID Ww ANTRAL full orchestra. Acadewy u COMPTON AY., 2005 &.—Four large rooms, —— ae ANTED Co ee ~~... | SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. ow se ea eae — preferred. 1730 Mlesour: “Housemaid; (German RIRAPI EEE A APPA PPE AAAS | _bot_ and cold water; finished laundry. ‘ANTED—ist-clam tags” STED—Good white man, at once. 80% — — ————— T—For sale. « barga! room flat, at once, S somed ene a 128, Trost. | _ Hlekor = at he on thal gy the Be DIPPER WANTED— Experienced“ ob orolate and HOUSEGIRL WANTE ‘D—Ge German girl ‘tor geenral RICYCLES. ris N. 10is ot. ~¢ , MAN er oung inder- | BOOKKEEPTR-—Permanent ition by experi-| cream dipper, at once, female; call all daj ee Lem, 20 Cents — are nae ; | Pe a stands repairin Strong 7oung German wie ader- enced young lady as bookkeeper, stenographer | Franklin SN. ER =e. ___ | HOUSEWOMAN Ww ANTED— Wom, t 16 Weems Pret xe: 3 dom ee or —_——_ ~~ cexiteci av. "89864. ~Beat_ tbree- 7 ae RBER WANTED)..Young man io fisish hie abie to drive [< nd k = vo ¢ es; salary $50. Au.| ~ housework on a farm: all an for general) 968 wheel. chee elty for 98. Harris & Wengier, am + Must be able to cut bair and shave. J Franklin. etx mow city well. 1881 a case 4 Mn+ ID cepa ate x" : Jobn H. Moore, one mij Dore emiences. Mrs’ BICYCLE & WANTED First-clese 1 er, «beep, . —_— Greech, 7138 Virginia av | AAR. Soe ™ Mo * Borthwest of Kirkwood, | "all evenings. 32194 ingen «Ae "halen seal c—- on nett, -| MAN WAXNTED—To | travel; 350 mon an . CHAMBE RMAID—Good colored girls wante situa. | RRRREAIA RADAR RPGR RROD PAA AA . Rewiy bd es. WANTED—Good barber at once. wT peares: $25 dep- sit required. trod. 819 Ol Olive: Tt tion ae chambermaid; to go wme at wight. 025 GIRLS WANTED HOUSEGIRL WANTED. Gitl for general ‘bouee- Ie a MAN WANTED--Man to work in cl yj 004 te induce. | _ ‘V#!aut st. c Ci D 5 work; Be weemes. 263) Chestnut. st. DWELLINGS FOR RENT. RB 1, Boys WANTED—2 bell boys at Nations) __ment to good bustier. 2781 2781 Franklin av COOK AND HOUSEGIRL—Sits. wanted by cook or igarette epartment. HOUSEK EEPERS—To the houss te * bh 14 Words or Lees. 10 Cente 16 Words or Leas, 10 Conte. Leeie, — MEN WANTED—40 men on &th and egy a Tim | _*2¢ Dousegir!. 2511 Maiden Lane. AT c T RY, soaftey - 4 a Sai eK ——~-——_ ‘ FOURTH ST. 112 x aT. ta & WANTED-—Apply 4 p. m. University Moloney. S00 wanted as ist- some woman cook with C LIN AC O whole whest bread and fam 2708—6-room house, by F. Ty Pe Ee aE “jae apps ee 13th and Chestnut. || Eis at aes hote. es we i eae ts Wale White bdellboys, ax Co., end | COOK —Stcuation wanted to "9 Pn and iron mee | Bek Co. Milling ne | Te bones Re ES
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ok ag Seer fai. te = 7 es eo ee oe. wine Pe o ¥F, SOME yi 5 oy B® Pit e 24 i MONDAY—BT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH 18, 1901 iedlintemmentiieeestied coal " | ESS RSO (Dem.) of St. Francis, ssed the assembly | f) to 6 cents on the $100 valuation of BUSIN CHANCES. | HORSES AND VEHICLES. . ‘ PE NAL : and is now a lhiw. It orevidies for the ap- ¢@rty; also anot}er resolution allowing de : — is Warde of tae go ae pointment of a state board of arbitration | louis to levy taxes the same as if it were Oe ern ‘ Ve Aine Bp keH Wanted. * SAAN avivertisements under sect w 4 return to consist of three persons, for the ~F™ >t I | 1s] ig r es PASS Su LA PPO POS OF IS Dil k. p™ ; ler, ind t 4 orde ; ad ws | - ar BUSINE FOR SALE tising Wagons; aia . igh c uch Goring otmbe SS aa yes ae. Ss eed b the (Feneral Assem b] from Gov. Dockery, Whose suggestion that | Pea! the Nesbit election law. While this Make Conce ion SI SS Lal . Wag Jabn T mbinks 14 4 N. 7 ] mice nee " anted i y y. tax commission he authorized to was not al ne, the law was =fy amended as 8S8l a ith st. | MAT REMON Y Corresp. 14 Words or Lear, &) Cents. , fined lad to pave the way for honest elections | lad fa gentieman with means an leat revise the revenue laws of the rr} I i ASS mbly hes responded te” the appeal! a ——- i i — — _ ’ =) dresse! ‘ providing for the establishment of a ROO 0 W W ene of whom shall be the attornes achers’ annuity fund. | T PS T BE ITHDRA N ion Trunadont bike wae : ike .. : , nning natrimorm nning S measure provides that N. 14th et, aything in the web vou me ut , , a apg if i on MATRIMONY, workingman, i or \ loUNnT equi . . al, to be appointed by the governor Ay aroun’ equal to I per cent per annum | ! 1 f ARRIAGES AND WAGONS—"or sale. high grade | . s . , gee or | \- Kents ; ( . yee - > on ‘elive prompt consideration. f +f P tA TER * For ane branch hbakerr. « nfecetion * revs and buggies we dearrr « Past : a . Tr agents: ’ ne ' . tye Si MOUuILS schoolteachers te pass a Stationery. cigars and tol: min ana wal. Yagzons and maa VAgOn Vv. bral or Tet fen bone) ~— . ee n REVIEW OF WINTER S WORK sion shal} be composed of e . ; wi . a , t BRAKBRERSHOT For sale. fi: s-cnatt ewmnbination X, - o) Tie _ As. - ; ‘ wisbes the acquaintance of a SD 4 . T GISLATURES | eral revenue measure. which shal) be tran , yitanercd by the school board | ne ia ras Gias Fixtu ' sFUSLe & Sale ; Pret bh ‘ _ “on ve al - a Hip sn 7 ‘ rif sv SRSVEUUS Le . mitted to the Genera! As: embiv two AIS! \rother rat acure now A law of peers | TION OF A RAILWAY SPUR. a? sau © | | —- as at wit Nl cf ws aa : a | hence. in rt ince to St Louis is the new Drahbells HOTEL For «ale « veoh 7 ’ | “>I : taf : rs oT rigs vn ”" 7s 2. a cre eth, ' we OL OO OO a For vears the shinpe rs f Missouri have ‘aw r Phe chief feature is to pre- tel; also 6-room llLaye unter, 7 rta ' , am Te BUG Open Ngee tid Morgan | 7 PPD LOL PE LOE Oe Pt : e + +7 Lobby'’s Hand W / tried to secure the ena tment of a law pro-j;.y°*s, sdb are Known in City parlance as! } ‘ : s : . ‘ ’ " " 7... . . : , As in the Past the Lobby’s Han 48 | viding for an equitable tariff on freight. No! “!ndians’’ of the respective parties voting | There Is Still Some Danger of a Clash SHO’ SHOP) : aoe ’ ath etal he ¢ ‘7 gr ' ton: $20: bar- | PERSONAL SUNDRIES. Strone. But It Failed to Th rottie hange has be en made in the eurrent stat- pe eer ahaa tioms other than those ot ey | ge eee T (M n | 64 Worde or Less. 20 Cente. neg. : sit ute since 1872 Own pal Over Russia's Occupation of the = 4h ’ 7 an a ‘ thas elk gem PA a | At their solicitation Repres: _ = ' De onkling law to prevent state of- bicce ‘ _ ° “ = - : ° . . . ——s . : ‘ ‘ 2 . : wr : _ ‘ iia ae bey | A E- + plave it . the Franchise Bill. |Hall of Saline introduced a bill {i |ficers from being interested any con- Province of Manchuria. | sey anc Oo prints WeGill & 121 llth st. House which would materially . Supplies, Ww hich ay be fur : : ‘rot iaff Corresponden farming communities and it was. estimated / (hem, appsies to St. Louis ; WAY - ae ~~. oe . ‘ , “ a a - = , , ent rie } . . . . ‘ ‘ ; ; — . = Ab, mM ‘ . 7 . = TAUARING Or hon peg : VEBIOLES— For sale. al! kinds of new end second. |“) - " ae 0X dth at JEPRE N CITY, Mo., March |} Save the agricultural and commercial ‘in- to the indifference of the St. Touts . he ye. March 18,| 5:40 p. m.—On the hought Last fai an’ , Sie 1 Pition A hard webici «*. chean 2004 Morgan at. Bento ° ? aad . : ‘ : : ’ ; . terests of the State $1000, (Mi annuall: representatives i ihe rae : Anti-Witne- highest Official autho ity the Associated gin sat s é Mm er -| General Assembly of Ueki, |} The bill aa an ; 7 -— , room (‘rusaders faltl: : Seow the enact _—_ , | le Ol Was acted upon by the House , le enact. | Press is authorized to] announce that the sions today, expender a ra hearing at which there were pres- dt further Information addr . &. MeOant at lA DIVORCE ss lumbus, Ky a0) Tor sal eggs 9 a, Say cf " fm: businese {1 ) ) , ) met of such laws as , tend to e@f- | aseneult -. ™ ~ ad ~. _ . -, ; is iie rir ; a ° (ar j _ ; ’ ‘ teas ; ’ ‘ ‘ sa a - . - a2 a ™ a | : - ry? . r . ” . *> “i PARADE PRADA ARADR AR ARR AOA highway , ; nev. law offre bien " ublic money in &° days, ‘agents of the various railroads and} '* tually euppress wineroom and disorderly cu A aa - n eee between the iitus ‘es ; Rae , ‘pregentative of the chinnare ion SiANS ance ritish over e construction of a . - ™ | Se a OPA AMAL aa hrm 32 FY . tr a! 5 ness ' ~ ‘ eth Di oe ee \ oe tblyvy was i ss 5 3 13g | © representati ‘ . the hippe 2. ’ ‘ vs re al LOST AND FOUND. 6.444.464.4600. ee As Lcogy™ ode mw, amie 3 > Grn | 9 emot ae ms X | he oe made a favorable report! 2 Rete Sore | ‘one ced ce ee railroad siding in territory claimed by both ‘fords. or ae. | | omuaaere Gays an St the people S400,000, /on the bill and it was passed unanimousiv | re nti ere iooked after by ; > 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents Y ' ; a5 saat UBIY. I Gani WW , , : : : ~ MUSICAL. COLEDO PILLS will cure } 7 : wrice. $i. slartng extravagance marked the histocy | In the Senate the bill was sent to the! Semhtor Walker ‘of St. Charles. probably will be solved by the withdrawal 14 Words or Less, 20) Cente sent by mall Caplo € 11 «sratiot st. a . Nnitcieanal t deanaslint »railroad and. ints rnal Improv, ements com- f the in, cesigned to pre vent saloons of both the British and Russian troops _ - | anf etm Grecian: ot dee mittee, of which Senator John (. nd maintaining @ SaMbINe hove weuces | from the ground in dispute. a oo - : _ _ 24-hand cory bass violins and | CONTINUVMENT Mary 121 - | r of 400 were emplove |}of St. Clair is chairman. and haining & gambling house in the The i DOG— Lost or strared, one\Ene tte emats if ments : | ar t. 1002 Oliv UN biV lity Ai ive &8., «ase ate ar. +h rien) force ‘umbered 23 : same building with a saloon. passed the There is a disposition here to think too white and brown epotted: N! — go z ere a K dest ecinde cage o> PPE ge +) ; a gies ee Senate, but was not properly urged in the | Much has been made af the Anglo-Russian re : a ST} pl, : al rans + tm st jor tone ying-!1 bere son won't he hum bagged. As hich ii > he disposal o e Sen > ; ; - P and met defe:s . eee Se BS. Jom ~ the sweet st » ti ‘ee een * ee ¥ 21 ) | t 3 - lerk Ti etek pre giggle thon fe the Heo rem ThMi Lost or stolen ellow erd «doy Aout slew Ver produced and is found oa: ri.i ated; try miy regula x ? wy a ouse provid , : Ww . aly: : ay a ‘ , ss ry Se ees ad danced louse, with four times as many inembers | ing for the submission to th: peopie of a} Senpath Mat Holland and Senator John view of the affair is taken today. This is ' } constitutional amendment to allow the v; Ps > Ours framed - hook law for St. Louis | aided by the statement contained in Dr, rious counties of the state and the city ; 5 ; the one in effect just before the Morrison's dispatch from Pekin yesterday around neck ane fy e wn ‘ : . 5 1 ; ' ‘ | Pee it ” . 5 om and no questions asked wlth bth “a ili EST] Y CO., bables homes [ree al rs - ot wall al am ef tally sreater volume of work, . 4G t) ive eT ry y7 ’ ‘ . ‘ 5 7} Lise at gt iti yn or . ; } 11° wn oat, Engilet TL er whit , emall ; ‘ vhene 831 C0 naged te its business with -| St. Louis the right -t Heet 3 ax no hag int ~ . ; j ‘7 \ S.4! my \ Tt) mango ith on “a T) to t , . iu ‘ ro , : Od Tas, Fn i ; it | ro “ a é ; — hl Gu ueeeenel braecite del anne’ Cen > d. as under the old system. he London Times, which is taken te aoe s ears: about «is ont ' v iGth st ; Ai! ; CAITC Annie ewilan 7 6 his e +) ierks hired ™ he | taxes on public service corporations to state | ' vide eity into 14 districts, each | Mean that the combined efforts of the inter- 23 : et ‘war ' ‘ : . > iti i on é €-(nire O1 i CLeTKs lires b> tne eyed mht » nly oh C POPS j , ards e ”) Larens av. and PIANOS ‘tuned; best workmaudhip guaranteed. : had a : ’ ' = VN et) | purposes, [t was passed by a substantial A Li we tp bl ested powers are having the effect of caus- FOU AND CHAIN ve +) , > gore | $1.7%. at Crawford's, Gth and Wasbington av. ite had duties to perform. Many of them | majority and referr: d to the Senate for con- |! Diahnd ocr the, tniieen ee s "eters BD cpec ' ‘ Senden naa ~ wel | . gy ~~ APP ~~ PAPA WARIO ee ' . sideration flour shed ane tne boldest reign of corrupt ing St. Pete rsburg to “be ck any tendency and Gi. N. on chart tor hy ook > _. ~ . ata, ~ . a . Er pe : , ‘ailie >| 4 : 1) | In the Senate committee on constitutional =e hool sOVOTT trie ni in the history of St. | to undue aggressiveness on the part of the ' : _ hot ; ' duy ine the Beoas IO} amendme nts, of vw hich Senator \\ hate Vv is Louis ] r ; itl : ! he Post-Dispatch called Russian representative in China. and receive diberal reward Wi Me -LI NEOUS ANTS. . fants tr: —T ‘ om tar ages ; Sr. econ : Be are now be made Fores. Simmons Mardware ( Oh and Spruce | ss Se F eye pdey 9 Sata sw at . s¢ DR MARY ARTI Pp recetyes daring confinement: ov. Doe Kery, as | assed. It did not meet Was calculated to save St. Louis $600,000 a } are s. a year and is at “a oe. etersburg and Pekin. The ritish ets.. and revels row are it gwrinath gp “eo @ riined nursing: tak: part pay it infants | ! tutions all the legisiators, but | vearin revenue which now goes to the state. nt held by Vheodore Kalbfell, chair- foreign offices is not relaxing its efforts to - | @dopted free; ladies in trouble or write. | on ha would serve to assess! Kansas City and other places would have | ™4n of the Republican city central commit- | Secure a more satisfactory statement of the POCKETROOK Found, pocketbook. G Ahn } rr , tal » Wetmore’ eS Oe the franchise values of public service cor-| fared equally well under the new taxation tee. Will hereafter be elective. a measure | intentions of Russia. but the officials de- ne by identifying and paying yr ’ Sonia tbat med a ogee ba | oper ——~ | porations enjoying special privileges from; scheme proposed ; “| to this effect by Senator Collins of St. | precate the British press agitation on the nae me Louis having passed. subject. On all sides it is officially and oth- owner can have I Ne ? Sai hundred, Bring or eerd | ran ry . Ace cone ©. u. b 11m N. 6th st. Be My A Hq y \ RTHIR ik Morgan st.; Ila-| the state the measure received unanimous EFimanating from senators who are known: a friend : as caidee’ an erwise said that Great Britain has not the Lm, did not appear at the State Capitol at all GLOVE t, Dlae rlove. between Bailey av. | -“ Less ‘ont ae npeaghirpey nee and connden : . ‘ — Laat. x kid g ) Baile: I ords or . 20 Cents. hea, irroguiarities guaranteed mits «© ‘Ips was on the Senate payroll. |though Clay appealed to the committee + 7 hp , ' va St Outsins, who protestec ay A j no tik. ¢ j want | , _ : . | A Poe aE RPE foot A ot atine: ’ to have intimate relations with the lobby | oc . lass medical edviser and grad- The amount of revenue to be derived | came bills affecting railroads, telegraph. tel- | Places Dockery 77 page Contem lation of resorting to hos- ephone. sleeping car companies and other | Has to Fill. t “es against tussia, whatever may be corporations of like nature. the outcome of the resent negotiations, one > ’ , are $ ’ “rw, ‘} i om RADY RWRAANYS PAR AANA . . sil oe Be : : “es top mate im ail the ills known to wemankind. ceon- | Pe thea franchien is ’ ears fe _ pr 7 teed eee | and ) =n MISCELLANEOUS FOR SA LE. uit me at once in my modernity equipped office: | open "The ageing a 4 qo OS oon pg — we of Inet es ; —_F ss _ P rreguiarities positively removed at ttle cost SO SEA CAC ehh, Voc 1 MaVE StU , Gees ea rea > it —.. Cook ay | 14 Werds or Less, 20 Cents. ‘ee consultaticn and examination at santtarium.; Uon of franchise taxation closely beileve; Strange to say, these bills were nearly | mi ribo: ye es the legislative session =o. ‘ The . Russian admiral had remonstrated ‘ 5 —- | it should yield the state not less than $250, 000 | alwavs reported favorably, but no definite | Jockery will have at his disposal new and Sranst the presence in the waters of } valuable political plums. Not less than 30| © lott Island of H. M.- 8. Ployer, which | | pak wits » sgbhhed © ee »¥ i J OVERCOAT. Lost, ov nt, furday, about @ y wl he Sihiend on n Le. | ; ‘IOpTy 212 1 | ually mm... on Russel, between ) an a OAL rvs bigh-grade, 1 in co bu or up; 4 1°, ARY MITRPHY 2125 Olive st.; | board! annuall) . } action taken upon them. ia — two hooks: rewa! e° To 1 toe J Sloat. read low] Ly irt Cues iii ii Mivvbisa lLihg 2). $3 até if the revenue laws taxing the liquor in- It has heen customary to denominate this } positions, of which the aggregate compen- was .. ngaged in pursuing pirates. But, 910 N. eth et iiward Dorr, 201: arket week; confinement reasopab.e; written gwarantee | terests are strict, enforced legislators say/as ‘“‘sandbagging”™’ legislation and the ree- | sation is probably $100,000 a year, have been British ships had at perfect right under Saanan? dane , é; | i COAI - + he . " hs Mike (for all casei | the State will have lity of money tO payj|ords of the Fortv-first Genera! Assembly created the treaty of Tien Tsin. to go there. SCALE = HM lady with sealsk no sacgn vt a he in Ee dibet Ete | Eelivered- herd coal. | a sereahqueny 6 ~\ 9741 Olive st. Board g2 | CUuTrent expenses an n addition have a! will show that “sandbaggers’’ were not for- | Of course, the most important is the cne pp uestions regarding the dispute at Tien ~ . mcueese a wt o op Andie a cians deka to. See KR. ANNIE NE i | AN , Sree eee = P ws = | handsome surplus in » treasury. leign to either branch of the Legtsleture. | providing for the appointment of nine Z sin om 7 parried by the under secre- onee To ram ern opi there As sin . ; - ane. a : ' bVAl 1Y hee PF per Wees, Coulbaewments ‘he ar | yor 4 inanescti fae ‘se KRatr an . * an ‘ ‘ Tr i , y al . knoe nN, and re , 4 toe rev ry Centers Daly ‘el ityone B 1; 2u PUSH ‘ Written nila? ter in all iscs - wns J “: Mend xine ’ : N. Th , te thocene! Where the Lobby ° | a oe &. me . Cuupoeaee, a . al Rent in Tefusing ter nue ee ee ee . , . : ~ int ——e . 4 Si irrei on Db , iil, Ss thou ° ary ot $l5 a day. le Pan-American hkxpo- : - — : Sale, » Antal iy oe, ~% . | EXPERIENCED midwife receives ladies during | Dring $300,000 ; ar, an the one assessings| Showed Its Hand. | Sition appropriation gives him five appoint- tice. : Found. pS SE, 4 ‘ ; Pall os : a confinement: residence, 2200 : 12: t.; hours | cents 1 gallon is werth Bills which helped the great publie servy- | Ments, each worth $10 a day, which includes Ph aay someone raised nationalist ss ee | pee ing . ‘ from &§ 2o 9p. m S1o0, Ot phe pec) | expenses. eneers by asking why Great Britain had Mound wr and white hun: jos. 40s wlmos . regain.’ d. it , Vos “ nine ) he seateie baiiniine The compromise proposition, whereby the | lee corperations did not fail of passage. | In addition there are the following new} hoisted the white flag and backed down Gordon setter. 1405 N. 10th et B = - as et ™ urine continement ¥ ate agrees to accept the sum of $225,000! Among these was a bill allowing railroad | state positions: Pardon clerk, per annum, | @fter threatening to use force of arms. TP ee we : aed ror Pule, i OL Beye aaeue > : ‘ , , 1! n rewerles ror Inspection fees ,, ies , , $1500; probation officer for St. Louis, $600 a -- w™ es Or FRO OOO i i . : k » , ‘ nae ‘ > i tm ‘ companies to hold the meetings of th iT . | ‘ . 4 . 7 i a - ” Uo S~ . ~ a : ‘? ore, @ rn ; . hie ' : vi (°T) ~ Ov! la "¢ e*T} ‘ol ot hs » ‘ 4 = . . . . of ‘ . ‘ " > . . ° ‘ Ss ; —- — contagion ; a A CODA nema ee ~—e | ‘hn should have been collected during | boards of directors outside of the state. | Year and $600 for deputies; St. Louis factory MW ASHINGTON, March 18.—The diplomas HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED PP POy er el hy Od Stcv | postal | UADERS tn “A. ion a 18 seontoelibetont years Is another of the Legis-| ypic jaw ts designed to save the Goulds | ™Spector, $1500; one deputy, $990; new circuit | Say that Manchuria and not Tien Tsin, 1s : s 4 4 9 Forshaw, {11 N st! hs a. [_ Ssoren: sewees Ce ras Rasa nab oe © a increase the financial pros-| and other railroad magnates the trouble or |JUdge for Kansas City, $3500; board medical rh, danger point to the Chinese situation. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ' rADIES pet i state namnet tea ig tg - _.| examiners, fee offices. The whisky law will| These gentlemen assert that Great Britain. : Joe) | ‘J st place ti uy tints at low figure | oe one > ming West every vear to attend the an- ee gon. a “ , ee ; . . os ' , eng _ : : Ow. Sgures | will relrey hy do most wtinate case ris le passage of the se | , yey ae - oer ss ae hi rine | Drovide an office with $3000 per annum até Japan and Germany have given Russia to " ’ rk av ' se . iss; eaeelee nual meetings of their various roads. The|! P - - ALL kinds of h muse hold goods bought at full value, le ; f «le red monthly periods withont pain ip three dein ot rhe tb : igreed not to test author of this bill is Representative Hack- | tached and numerous clerkships. With the understand that they will regard with dis- Jones & Co,, 1143 Olive st. Main 157, © 742 sale, part of se! tin " tools; | v , Senne secure from observation, $1. | (he constitutional the old law in the | ney of Jasper, who was regarded as Co] | Successful operation of the beer law therda| favor the signing of the Manchurian con- F , rhs ry ; ai'ters i! , yo y nite si ‘ ; : P & surt “AT ‘Te , bh ? _* tl . : vere . da : il " ’ - - } . . ‘ : s ists ee ; e7h T. ¥. Walters, Amovy,— reme r ir 5 d the re b: | Phelps’ personal representative on the floor | Will be quite a number of extra deputies vention. it is further Stated that if the oe oo Ces ele’ " hen Pam, | PEPPER APY ou Want the © real Golden angie that might continue | of the Heuse Another bill espoused by | appointed. convention is signed 4 vigorous protest wiil - SPS ss fs I . ‘ i ' at ’ ‘ Ve: ‘ . . 4 ; . ? ats ae © \ae J rr? . So . gee — " " P + ‘ . - - . n ‘ Hackney was that givine railroads the | rhe General Asse mbly helped the cause of | be made by these powers, and should this ab esides the arbitratio , ‘ tl, . ail jlabor. Besid th rbitration law, the next| be not effectual, more aggressive meas er; send postal, S. Lasky, 1213 Morgan ) LAA APD RAR AR ARR OO ul ars ch, € AG : : , sat) ats sin stig. ' Fae , ‘With the franchise law. the heer law andi . o 3 7 WwW OS 21 ‘RT Y. ositt ¥y Tre@liece fa mi; » & ho . Fou , Sys wy tery & ae Saw S00 tvigehkt to b lild branch lines ritho cUur- ; a RR LOANS ON ERSON AL POPE RK oe he onan Gh gr ge j the one taxing whisky It is’ conservatively | fer a iition * a Sa Pninpne ae occu of material Inteteet is that fequidiem: the tures eill.be takes houses, flats, stores bought: Stivheet pric 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. there the G 1 Se fedical ,, estimated the state will enjoy yearly an Each cf these maagures received a substan. ‘inspection of all factories This task is as- War talk is deplored in American official Wolf. 18 8. Lith «t.; phon | a SO at Mee bat gs Ee By ep et mole io addtitonal revenue of $700,000, tial vote in the H yu _ and passed the Sen sraned to the factory inspector, who has/circies, where it is jwell understood that : A—NO. 1 WAY to get a siart and get.on rout | } ' + hres Peay — &. | power to inspect all facteries and is required | conflict between the piowers will precipitate ‘FAT ti AN iy 4h . > mon mu ir fur ' cs uble. gave time apd money ! ockery with practically little or n j o> wl pte ahs . i 1 ee oe © “ghthin 7: we tate Py St fewt, borrow miones Bre | eee, Cera. tenting at See Shae te Dockery Took wee * cai me rg, Mn + Foam , (hot ete to visit each at least twice a year, ascertain| the dismemberment of China, which the Cae | - . She Marten hed tedeciar iven.4t each | 3 nen Prominant Part. “Or not look homelike without the in| @2t@ from émployers concerning the rate} President and Secretdry Hay are trying to FEATHERS WANTED Old feathers: tay 45c Ib: nents ems tmaatd “ln: aa dheeinn ‘couse ntial.4 ths regu.ator never fatis In legislative matter Car — (pi pres nce of Col Phelps ‘end tohn | °! salaries paid their employes, the condi-] prevent. Great - Britain. Germany and rem! postal, &.. Batavia, 112 N. Ot) | " . , Aatmethre Que: 1? toe want q| ‘reatment Mre FP Starr. 2920 Fran — = Ware os Dockery. took | | Carroll! They are MES n'y The,“ 4 a — tion of the workshep. and so on. Japan are suspiclous/o# the St. Petersburg [SR a =~ hye nt et ped nor : a ne Be al PP EE ER OE | & prominent and determined stand nee or | tricky and maintain. a the maint ~ pe ‘th Failure. to answer questions asked or re- government, notwith tanding its protesta- lest prices: postal. Giew, Hull i8I2 N. Jefferson, NEW YORK FINANCE © rooms 207-8-9-10 fined me. 2ESy S, Vandeventer av. : \ ‘ unwilling legislators placed him on|lebbv as in former veara ‘They did not: | fusal to permit the inspector to inspect the} tions of good faith, and that overnmenrt, it + ae ; Odd Feliows’ bidg., 9th and Olive; Vain 394M. | - t] sive, but his wishes were ¢ rally | perhaps, get all Sag wanted this time factory will make him subject to fine andjis believed, will ; the convention FURNITURE WANTFEI)- Secoiid-band furniture, at] - ‘ - i, ty furnihure | ML DWIFE— Receives me AUN A hy See S were general!) ‘Some of the hills “which ‘men Mn ‘anette ;| imprisonment ' This office will be estab-| with China rather n engage in war. once. Ad. F 14, Post-Dispateh A A pe rapt M \} a bay | = orcecme sa | fonnd for infants; n tronble « 8.) respecte ) s . | | tances ~ Bev ch lien pes tet c : : ntim - ‘lished at St. Louis It is stated that the only anaaee in the ; 2D ganna tage y bac cau eee aerenn sm ae | Weer nam oo ay Strike made liking, but it een aan tone in map o, | The eight-hour law, which was so unl-| situation at Tien Tsinh Mes in the antipathy , _ ; a som —_ mune na ie ty ey 7 our ay ‘ } ‘ sro _¢ » ae , - ¢ » sola 6 on : ‘ao teins a fAS)§ SE IC ‘'y - ‘eee . . — yh pl price peta for furnitu g and feathers. | wbbliclty: strict! ik Eadie | hte VRS DR 2°13 QLIVE ST DISEASES | | it tl Al roan arbitration law. with @efent aimere slure asic eee? AP versally demanded by miners throughout] of the Rritish and Russian troops for each coeeuueees See .WAttOd Av.; «end postal 8. A. ANDRRSON, f women a specialty: I receive patients before Mean eect of the Demo-i Bisine cireateted aleiien uninterr teq.| he state, was passed. This prohibits mine|other. The London and St. Petersburg gov- de ate artes & DIANK pledg- on the enate Goat ye " his eae ae! operators from working their employes un-! ernments, however, it is thought, will not this class of legislation was passes was always .vailable The work derground more than eight hours out of!| allow any clash to. occur in that part of of cultivating t] a tside zo h ne: aad the twenty-four. China, that might involve the two countries oe fhe outsiders Who mignt a8+/| ‘Phe feature of the educational legislation in war. tats ay Amie sti call bla aia 3, asi. ely guarantee = me ~* > ’ Wd . , 71° {oer nz accent ,, , frond ¢ Fale t ‘ '] , “A it , 7. ' e residence HOUSEHOLD GOODS—I buw furniture, stoves. car- | - m 215 3 moda ad blig., ad. we . oe ee : Yd .. in ; ‘ots i 4 r Fy ‘ i ) } 4 i es ' ‘ peta; carloads, email | hi 2215 Wash st ew Dep ire. Prtente. lav. Low Interest a cael nert | , ! aceal bidg.. Without a dissenting vote the arh tration | . CARB for contents A f] t ry Bier Ces = ‘ * . . d , r: Q T salare oe >» " : 4 1 ’ . ‘ ; S]8 isl: ‘ "2 a : ‘oer { . I itm ? sn lg its or residences. D. | mab loan £10 to S2m0. 3 he { lowing rates: | LITO } Ly ¥ \ )N 2201 and 2903 ) t.; | DIN, which was introduced by Senator Clay | et re ori nm was left to { al roll, | And was the Simmons compulsory school law, . a Bue inrseegt on aon ph 825 75 toe @ imoabe | MAIO. 4e UT OUN lending femate specialty: | me =| Femarking that he was tired of the tenis: | {lene all children under the ages off CHAFFEE GIVES PRAISE. I PAY tie highest price fe: rniture, feathors. The ‘est on a bow! g: BO ror 6: 1s. » ul le jving-ju institute Slee 8 "6-r- ‘ © was ured 9 te feeiS-) 14 vears to attend school, but making the stoves and household gixis - » before «ef! ; hleres? on a 0 is FS itas. . Gd istied elsewhere, come and & ee yore 3) SEALED PROPOSALS. | lative grind and would probably never) question optional with the schoo] oar in a Se - =6Benring + Weqraingten Os a a ae a thers s ee nn t: kil “dm mal attention: b BIDS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING >; come back to the capital for any material | the various counties of the state and the| He Asks Brevet - > 5 » . ; . ‘ cual 5s ; . ’ t i . i Tal] rit . | ; ‘* ij ilie if . SAE . ° eu : ) ‘ ‘ ° PX ‘. "s ‘ atts ’ i len rth of tim "I vn rain. The martin s} ‘3 oi . . . : : WIL. FURLACHH pars the highest cash price for wm ey ai ack 3 an at a month Inte t ay? Al : TV assured: motherly iis ibe re eliverd Ip to 12 o’elock noon of to Phel ,@ wae 4 r . ylutio i th " S| s : 4 eS ot St. Louis Officers n China. 2@-hand furniture of all kinds; send postal. 12 ei e returned ¢ ’ our convenience, | ¢ - home cor ts: Infants adopted; trregularl- | the 3d day of Apri! Ol. for furnish’eg this cit 44 ps ow gh ‘ Orution MM © Fou: - => Tf rhe funds due from the collateral inheri- mg . N ith at. er . , , , or ven! | . mic $ rusts ‘ ' ho charges: charges if) be, T a ‘ nille powe each an ‘ — he did ae e panes to the cg ae nee fance fax are made avallable and the sum NEW YORK, Mar h 18.— High praise is apa ppp pap aerarn nan ot conyet , 1) write « hone Pell! reesonable in all e¢ itation and informa or pert 4 ty Waterwor , party ian anv iv Jemocrats in the state! of $34,700, appropriated for the state unl- — . a ’ . PIPPI IIA Main °T6eM and We Wi | a he hey news Bw, yen - “~ po hoe PF SALLI Dy advertise- ‘1 ror | 4in ‘) : er Lite) lamp woes an ° of Missouri. Ve rsit 7 awe 8 060 for the Rolla aeheok of give * wh rigde yngoe = meregtas - officers to se The most dangerous measure presented to! Mines who served on his staff during the trouble is that of/|irn China in an officlal report to the war agent to see you ments of incompetent aad unscrupul us petsons, | mt .. 2°) to EK. Fox, chairman com | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY go to the @! ars largest and p ek nm ie ent | mittee on wate: F A five-year contract and 10 | the legislature found its origin in Buchanan| Another law to ald education . . ‘ hen te *)» ik ‘ - are { nil, ait l { city wiiere ran j Le reates ah > | ‘ar {ri neolise } the } Tr) y . . , -?. 2 rn 2 > I Mermod & Ja ~~ i B ul ling. ti i J ~~ F oa ls ehnebedh am iain g Wh Stey ita i . M. FE. M’MATION, |} County and was pressed by Representative | which Senator Tandy of McDonald is the! department, says the W ashington corre- ee ee ee Phone Bell Main 2764M Locust ar Broadway Where satisfaction " ae. . “= asor Duncat f St. Joe - fore - 1 1 Mz 2 eu vi Br y. hl Snag ye menhtes sunt tated et | - renee sad ‘avo ican of St. Joe. author, providing for the submission to the Furniture . : osm . . / ec: aillies il) tr Mii 4 bael } aiat ots met Attest Roy I } \ DT, ( if *k Under the ruise of being a St Tne MmeaAas- poe ‘)} le f pe > j or rs t Ta! t ) - ‘ft spondent of the Herald, . A PRIVATE PARTY makes loans on pianos or! at station. | Carrollton, Ill., March 14, 1901 | ure and git ing the street railroads of that | the pr ne sition 9 rd p ta for the main- Ane Services OS iat. Sane: Soa ae ‘ » , ‘ ‘ St ; e g Bh ce of public libraries, the rate not to conspicueus, Gen. Chaffee says, for excel- ——., et ) BEDRO« ‘t, $83: wardrobe, $2: parlor. $2: Sing dential. 315 and 316 Fullerton bldge..7th and Pine | PERFECT Face Paste for eczema. blemishes and MAPA r ‘ ; 1] eT machine, $2; plano. $35 174 S. 11th at , “4, eT ae * sam on beautifier; by druggists, agents and mall: stainps leat and power plants and all amusemen exceed two mills on the dollar annually in nee nanapes ; - . ; eee - Je oF . tem Los pe A A aggtyee tr> No Publicity, | for sumpie. Geo. 8. Rall, Box 109, Cincinaat! WANTED FOR BUS. PURPOSES. resorts it passed the Hlouse. In the Senate! cities of less than 100,000 and not to exceed 4 = st A or See a Bhog _— — a, FURNITURE--For «ale. glass door safe. t4: . I urniture md "La nos, a Residence. | No Risk. PPP Pe WE PNA NSS NINOS SS AA PI eo 14 Words or Lees. 20 Cent the extreme scope of the measure was dis- | two-fifths in cities of over 100,000, the tax to} *®® , Soeur ee bDrevete tate nant-colone mante) bewl, BS: rocke ra. $1 ™ iron beds. $0 SS ws delay, ho Mortzagces puvd ished: rate of inlere- Fa ee a a i a a a a a a \a Ve ae _ + #@auta, cover J i ' } wie . . . for bravery at the battle of rien-Bin and ; . ian | St and payments lowest | ‘ity Weekly and — overed. should a majority of the legal voters ; bedroom sults complete, $10; chairs, 50c S100 . bea) eng te m= Col. coaiy am if it had hecome a claw the St. Louis any such cities so determine colonel for gallant conduct during the bat- ; ag ’ tles while the allies were en route to Pe- k . Mont)! ayments as follows: ; Tt } ’ 7 Olive at. Rovmente of £1 00 tes CLAIRVOYANTS. LU VF AY TED) Transit Co. would have been endowed with | will be a large number of consti- | tle: ' | ’ r 2 i ee, eee m™ nc i eee ee ee ON tO tO ttl tn ay ee PS wile Payments of $1 (mn) accepted on loan of $2), th), w >» lew w' Con = > % ; ; Payments of $2.00 accepted on loan of $50 Ov, 14 ords or Leas: ents. | V¥ Fun ) the privilege of monopolizing the electric | tutional amendments submitted to the vo- , : Stoves, Ran ‘Ss, Etc. Payments of 883.00 accepted on loan of $100) 00. Oe eS eee eee a , , sn | light plants, theaters and other important (ters at the next reneral convention, of Gen. Chaffee also recommends for brevet ; ) | | | ; : 5 the following officers: _ Discount when paid before due; all business trans- er7m oT AATRITOATT VU ANTT ' oe , ‘nt for small store between |commercial interests in the city of St.| Which, outside of the St Louls and Kan- hot pane Aeon | , : OOO eee _ a acted direct with ua ao there ia > ext he e | br A i } i rs t t 7 live r fro Mi . - . ; Maj George I? Scriven Signal Corps as OOAL--For sale. high grade family coal. Ric per ta tee - = = Caste | Lit LAL | ie ae el Dee OF Irom (hive to | Louls Saif City waterworks amendments, the most . “ee A ia Wit rh ee bush oat e¢ pet | for commission A ' : : aways Or orb st.; nice. | The result of the exposure of the vicions| important will be ths *rtaini he | leutenant-colonel; Capt. William Croster, ice on had — eee oannvored:: anes a FIDELITY BROKERAGE Co. \1 \ i lean busine ; , , Post-Dispatch. featur ‘ty f the m won! - - « torm e dis tak ition “saa > _ pertaining to tne! chief ordnance officer, as major; ee ; ‘ly a oa | , st preli« 4) . 4 i) 5 us ‘ Ld, )} t . sya. ‘ . . 8 Ld | | | ) \ | ~ sw “Sf AA y. 4 ‘CS , “ t Tas © , . ‘ s , we . ae ‘ ; : n sé ge ; ; ~ . 4 semtury bide. Telephone B 172. vie ‘ ive st.. room 1. Teleplone B 484. | : 4 ARARARARARARARARAADA DAD AD ODD approval from the people of St. Louis and | This was passed at the last general elec- saint o ne aa eee ee = aencen ~ | CONFIDENTIAL loans on furniture, planos or any the transit compan) 's scheme was prompt- tign, but the elaim was made that not over | @@JUtant-general, a WaJOr, * ~ “or " , a " . _ _ : * . _r* , . reer ‘ ; : I, ; ; . > : ove ; r RANGE “wor sale, larg {-hole' Majestic, almost good security: weekly or monthly paywents; alse AN TD TT } | {[MTROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. | ly knocked into a cocked hat. ome-ifth of those voting registered their| tenants J. W. Furlong and B. B. Hyer, new; will sell reasonable. 2842 Stoddard st. Maenwnt Young & Lyons 5211 Olive at. } 44 ; i a It. was represented fri the beginning | derision on the it re 3 — 7 h n Lewis Sixth Cavalry; under! first Heutenant, H. B, ———— Mae AA 14 words or less, 20 cents. or ; sae et en ee assed a NeW pagnltion. ea a | Ferguson, Corps of Engineers, as captains SIOVE-For sale, a Ghole range; cheap. 2025! DON'T HUMILIATE YOURSELF by borrowing} Ali revealed: nothing cencealed. If he does not |. rrarthemestinaeteitinieelleor =~ that the Duncan bill was drawn with the | lafure has passed a new resolution for the | second Lieute t HR. B. Har Seventh Biddle st. from sour frienis; if you need money (in strict | tell you more facts of your life than all others eon 1 MAW mrm nan specific view of helping out'a consolidation | Testibmission of the question ra ms Sore "A -, , nt ee — —~— — NN ar | Confidence! see Strelne S23 Mermal-Jaceard bla Pe i] iccvepte tells all vour B, ‘ \ | Ly | | Ly AN Ly of interests in St Joe, but it came out of N trong effort wis made to have the yay a ry. ae te leufenant. is 8 w Sewing Machines. 1 mRASY PavYuner ast, py it tu whe €6©separaced, | ! ee a i committee very suddenly and was reported | Legistature adopt a joint and concurrent Gen. Chaffee also ¢dommends urgeon . | : : EASY PAYMEN LOANS on furniture. or planos; } ciyes sucess all igs, nO matter - nd an during the absence of a_St. Louls member resolution t: place the question of a con- B. Banister of the |volunteers; Capt. F. os oe 2 KO re sates low rates au! discount tf paid befor€ due; coa- hat trouble vou tas | , » Will guide you Mimbank : ‘twe Newstead and Taylor: | who. mindful of the lesson taught by the stitutional convention hefore the people, | DeW. Ramsay, Ninth Infantry, chief quar- lace on record to buy all makes of sewing Adential. Giascock Rrokerage Co 902 Chestnut..! pe ner! Ail tusiness cor ai hee reaso) beant : a 7 * S37! wre’ ee S , ett Geen ¢ _ hei ‘ey i eee é ; : nd mach nee: new drop heads direct from fa ‘ _ o - : - i] ‘ . ’ ’ oh - = ‘ _ \ } : > ‘ - I a 457) ven if Ss ‘ ‘ l ‘ > lot Sx 148; S370 St Louis Sfreeft Paniiwa \ Trust. fought it but the Tratte r was ney er called up and termaste r al d . om Ninth Infantry, and Lieut. rank! av.; Kinloch ID) 972 | MECIANIOS’ FINANCE CO. leads money on fur- | until ® p. m.; slate writings, clairvoyant : 7 Chestnut st. {quent action of the fFilouse showed, Was | State Institutions. . v. 55. Latimer Os ne Sere. Pt an SS LYE niture, planos ete without remora! morthis {1 : at 1’ hours LUGUA \N\andevente \ . “7 so eae * WP WAA SAAAAYY as ’ ; ar, . 2 | xe, a 4s UU ete aan a sent through without its real intent be om FIT Dy oy +4 ef. ho ye re ag gt PR +e Fd XON hat lev i, rel ( rN \iK NTI i] y * LYMENTS ine Known rl stite eleemosynary and penal tInett- CHINA. RAILROAD OPENED- ; IS Dees Con. * oat 1T8NO) ”) cjli a ‘ ‘ +)» 4 ' SA. () . Toa CeLeCUOTAatl > eiinbie CIsairTvoyvy: net: ‘ P| ‘ ‘ 4 i ‘ sed > . ‘a . ‘ ’ ’ ‘ P on ANIMALS. - : te os oth and: naan price, 25: 717 N. Jefferson av., near Morgan ‘or Sale—1334 Blackstone av one block north! .; When the measure came back from the | fUtions received from the Legislature the ! pa 14 Words or Less, 20 Centa, g 4 oy BR Ah gel sey. | PENDENT s! e av.: brand-new 2-story pressed-brick front | Sevate excluding + Ad a a tSerewate sum of $1,036,160, which ts an in-| Trains Will Run from Tien Tsin to cai tintin Shee or in storage; easy payments; no publicity. | INDEPENDENT siate writings, clairvoyant r tg ag pe Rinna Mate Gaal lke eae: Cities of Kansas City and St ous, the; crease of $382 000 over “7 wy a | Oe ee _—~ ~ -* "ge : ’ ae ae > Re rh rand ea SR rooms; reception ball, bath and closet; ’ “> over the amount allowed | DOG—For sale, an exceptionally large New Found. ee | a See even, pees See. Ce weet Fi : lot 321 $x125 feet. Terms. $200 cash House decided it was a proposition to cre-| them two years ago | Chan-Sing-Ou. land dog; hare no place to keep. 16186 Market MONEY TO LAQAN—A private party loans money ane HE , balance $20 per month. For keys and price see hig ea tt * aa and ordered it indefinite-} J he appropriation is diy ided as follows: | PEKIN. March 18.—The rallroad bet ween PPP PLP Ad ddd me m furniture at & per cent p , e idential| MIME. ANNA, the best-known fortur> teller oe KEELEY & Cu., 1118 Chestnut at. y vostnoner ut Fulton, 61,008; | p . POLI I Bn proper: bess cation PA aor any TE ered a BOR SBosket of: +etalsiia' wret ; et In the Honse the doctors and lawyers loanital. w - . oot Pekin and Chan-S8ing-Ou was opened Sat- . be : | 4 m4 — ng ’ . enw « : ’ ei . > BOOKS bldg . ALD and Olive ats PADADBDADE>DA2-O°2°- PAP PPAPPPPR ow $1000 \\ ] | al . Y ent *T"s qd into “ close alliance ana the inN- , : 7 Y ‘ “3 eo urday in the presence of the French and F ee ee Susi ep ee eT ai fluence of the farmers who have heretofore Stato spoil oO Farmi: 5,000; | Belg! inisters, There w ! of MONEY furnished to aa): COD - | muse 35 lckor t., one-story brick cotts Pte Wont , “ a noe San dum Oe ria! > 1. Se ' armington, $145,000; eigran min ’ we an a review 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. Setter’ eamir texwene Salaried people without se STORAGE be psick | 7 A es an NOOO LD 4 . iam = h at . - con aa ° —' 7) i a> _ mien , _ y may : ¢ / on 2 . ' : ’ le OUTS ne neers CA emy te ee ae ee a Own Ane and other good securtt; ron ean pay ian | ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOT STORAGE— Nev ee ae and ik 5 rT it - the formation of what hws come to v », | cont! ' }iome. ig yey : “ ; | } ‘ AGE New : iF and t 415% k i m ar ar ii . : ‘ os | ‘ eC if ewit ille, organization of engineers from all branches STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ' ; Avymenta of $1 wm pays lean of 25.00 kee ping furnitu e. pianos vival lee trunks. b 3] a nd bath: lot 22hyx tlh f. et: this Ouse , that “ hie re i sults and their clients effect a com- and interest as follows ' warelLouses ‘iraiux and Laclede f ° am ’ ' , . ‘ Kk? as the “lawver bill” ry : PY y > i ; is : ‘ aan se i i ; or sale- ' ritties f Wem? ry riec’K ii ALlRSG ti e rht i) 18, iow HN As re | Ge pre : ; ; ie* he hi James, $48 540: oe. . a) 3 lawyers are retained in dam- | Feeble-Minded o] . Marshall. $150.00: of the profession, filed a petition fo roe ments of 36.45 pays loan of 850.00 boxes, etc.; tirst- lass moring. picking, shipping rented now age ’ ' . ! . ev gam gle > 4 piel enitentiars SH) Oty forma articles of ineorporation in 1¢ Words or Less. 20 Cents. ls perrments of $8.70 pars loun of 100.00 etc.; money advanced; get our rate ) “Qe Bi 4, a ‘ , ; — » Ty | a » on ; '. ° ’ - ‘ 4a ‘a 5. parse { SO6. K F ELEY « qt? r 1313 { hestnt a E promise the Amotnt of the attorney ta — . - tar: This is now the law By way of nr expenditures are figured at $5,875,415. 29 have not had the advantages of traint: in : CAR hl at) . , snte —s . Pe . . ‘ 3 Tes ‘) ‘ “Cota Le “ M4 —- month. Barnes, 2643 Wash: | FINANC Ru, Warehouse 1828 Washington av.: 500 private | FARM “ Bis y tow ly theives Sadun 7 - ‘ca . rrr > e ~ em be the existing | taces. Few of the legislators but onuet Wedding Rings. (Solid Gold.) > ft TAL. - } ma for storage; moth f carpet rac son & Pernod roa quire Josep! mes, 3285} financial strain were passed. ‘ Ae , , an ENS FESR ind ttt alot beer in Aedes | cat ineurance in the city: pou meet f° ms; cheap-| Watson road. Chief of these ts the one allowing the | 8’ ist claim to his salary. Something) Finest workmanship, $3.00 to $90.00. Mer STOVE REPA! Y S MONEY, - ee ake MONEY, | ‘OOM Bt aur tin; all moving. packing ‘and Gai SOD R-R- RRR DR RRR RRR RAARROD es i cliy to issue bonds to the amount of $il,- oe a. ee 1a Save been anneted seen ee mod & Jaccard's, Broadwey and Locust. If you want money call on the ping suarasteed; money advanced when desired. | ~” | S00-000, which is the present bonded indebt- | 7°)" a a | - IM —_—_— — COOLEY CREDIT COMPANY. eotablished 1879. Ring up C 741. or Main “028 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. | edness of the municipal: waterworks. As| Fy ON inst biti , 80 far, has Gov, Dock- Burial Permits. 802-803 Carleton bidg. | *8¢ set our rates. | , . ‘the lotter are self-paying it Is considered | {TY Vetoed a , ; : CEO LPDAL LI 14 Words or Less. Centa : } eeceeenaeenan Harry Condon, 58, City Hospital, poeunonta. a PPP PIPPI DID PM EPR POOP . , a os the outstanding bonds should not figure in : Ww Julia Wilter, BO. Ci Hospital ; bephritie | the Londed indebtedness of the city oman Took Strychnine, Katte somnane, 1a N. Brondway,; ‘ . ' ° y ae > a QS Cc a = . . -? ‘ i . I MONEY Advanced or Oadijaries. DWELLINGS FOR RENT 5-PER-C kN I \l¢ N\ I \ | This resolution also applies to Kansas } Mattte Johnson of Springfield, Mo. at-,| dames Pwing, , OS Relle: ronstmption. wits less trouble and embarrassment ' i; We have $1000, $2000, $3000, $4000, $5000. | (‘ity and the two municipalities wii! join | tempted suicide Monday by swallowing Marta Sebriner, 47, 4202 Forest Park bis > | To emplores | ad 14 Words or . ro loan ev seth: Less, D) Cents §TU00, $8000, SH000. $10,000, $15,000, $20.-) hands to secure the ratification of the com. | 1 North at the home of Liazie Wilson, | Pueld fever. ‘ — _— - — 17 ‘serv @eweeenneeeeeaee For all stoves and ranges. A. @G RATWR. 316 and SIS N. Ra et. ee bid 4 ae —_ | than heretofore. Over aystenr makes old methods Bu008) relic of the past. We give the honest sam ae | Same | wy $25.000 and £30.000 to loan at 5 per cent in ing amendments by the people, three-fifths | ha Burges, 1310 #. Ad; plethbats, &- ' N IL OOLLAGE. Lincoln Ty " bidg zoe 4 Te = nage Wags egy tt gage | Hike ( nN LY HOUS® ; tereat on extra zod security: St. Laut city im of all those voting being required to secure ota.; individual in fon siven accounts, adaultios ene eollatetal of att Rind Isel) 6~Kennett. pi 12 ety proved ee ee sty, wit Ay their passage ind was takeis@ the City Howpital in an ‘ “yy y » typewrit- | prelimiaary charges. ° vl, frout; bath, furnace and Taner - “! Ae "y aati: : Restout st. The second is that to allow a complete | ambulance. Sia B® as uneonscious when the “Ng de : than | | ali ai JOHN tie RAND. ROBERT M. Tie AN. " Barat, wOoONEY TO LOAN—City security: any amount, revision of the St. Louis city charter, hospital. was rea 4 and her com oa : wy bidg. ‘ 704 Chestnut st. oe sidewalk 4Seer swallowing the poison, * North Eighteenth street. She ran out on Isaac Wells. fa “is Michi : phthtate, daa 4c 8. Shoei 8 . oat » bee a mk » Eh ; » RY . lowest rates. J. H. Terry & Sons, 621 Chestaat The third to Increase the school tax from | considered doubtfal, 4 es ka _e j . . F 3 we mi . + A ee op . - - 2% ia Sn ‘ M ‘ i > * { ~~ Se =- eg ria * - , aaa oi Ta ’ Be MA ccc POI ORL ret 2 RIS tt ay mae -_ oe . 8 EA 3. Agen « mee ae ee 5 ww rR v BN aggrecan ee : oy A a ne Sa: Seah See ce . " , . - Bee ke > - . . — wf ~~ . \ +4 Sn 5 TO Tl be ee ae we a * . v
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MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH Is, 1901 LATEST SPORT NEWS. s——-—o—o—o- , h, Left to Right, George S. McGrew, President; WILL RACE. FOR A GREAT STAK > Abbott-Boralma Match Is Being Arranged. PURSE WILL BE $60,000 CRESCEUS AND CHARLEY HERR MAY ALSO COMPETE. Thomas W. Lawson, Boralma’s Owner, Wants Added Money Given to Boston Charities, But John J. Scannell Demurs. Special to the Post-Dispatch. HARTFORD, Conn., March looks as if the greatest trotting held in the worid will take place ford during the grand circuit meet ter Oak Wark, next September 2:038%; The Abbott, 2:05; ; 2:07, and Boralma, 2:06, are ere at $10,000) a corner, and the is to ada 000, making a grand tot al $60,000, all of which will go to the Winner This ihe most ambitious sweepstakes race ever planned on either the harness or running turf, and horsemen all over Amer- ica are discussing it GEN. GENTRY HUNTED RABBITS. Guests of the Woted “‘Turfman Included Kentucky Officials. era tu the Post-Dispatch EXINGTON, Ky., March 7. Duncan and Fayette County Wilnesse oillivc novel Sport rabbit race. The event Was given Gentry, a noted turiman, bits in a Ill-acre inciosure, a have been run fences that will of the dogs passing through One rabbit, called Teddy Roosevelt, was started, aid @ fine specimen of greyhound, owned Gol. KR. D. Williams, set after him. The face was about four m the hound lying Gown after a vain atiempt to catch the rabbit. After this another Hanna, was liberated, greyhound started after it. The hound was no more successful than the other The Jack rabbits were bred in Kansas, and were purchared by Gen: Cae ntry ior racing pur- were for purses, was not made public Gentry, two weeks ago, won coal on a wager With a coal merchant that his grevhound could outrun Gentry'’s rabbit DR. GAINS WON THE MATCH. 18.—It race cver ul liart- at Char- resi now to be » v~ is ik. Mayor H, dignitark here la a jack by Gen. W, H who has his rab- ross which not permil , ies. rabbit, named Mark and Squire Gorham s tne amount Reginning With Top Row—C. H. Koehbler, Vice-President; o—-2 0-0-0 -0-10- 0 | players, /-almost | vear, the | ward in filling | ol i Mare weuk of business some | would certainly Ww ver a carload of | would « ‘is a large prapthe cyV Killed 47 Birds In a 50 Bird Match | Irwin. Irwin of Chicago With “Tramp” Dr. Gaines and *‘Tramp” furnished the feature of the ort at Du nt Shooting lark Sunday after: m, the ormer Winning a ov-bird match between the two by a margin of bul one The winner Missed’ but three of the Sw) birds C M. Bugh, who has for several held possession of the Mermod tr: a | weeks phy in the face of competition from several local shoot- | alker of ( itch killed 2 birds loet it to Joseph \ The winner of the mi straight, while Rueh could not doa bette: than 19. A ten-bird eweep shoot for prac- tice followed the match contests. ee Abbott's Owner Wants a Race. Gpecial to the Post-Diepatch. NEW YORK, March i8.—John nell said today that he will accept Law- pons chalienge provided he will eliminate the unusual conditions to give the added money to Boston charities, “i am &@& New Yorker,’ said “and should ! win and desire to give money to charity I certainly prefer _* to New York or have some voice af tponition ‘if the owner of BRoralma wants a match ith the champion trotter of the world. he Abbott, I am ready to race in the cus- mary manner without restric tion for $25. 0 a side. £10,000 to be deposited now, $5,000 July 1 and $10,000 the night before the rac e. ali deposits being forfeited by the horse that does not come to the wire on race day. race must be trotted during the month Of Beptember, 11, on the track of the as- Seociation offering the beat inducement. the Winner to take all, or the receipts outside of the stake of $59.00 to bed Ivided as we may agree. Broke the Five Mile Record. BAN JOBE, Cal., March 18.—Burton Down- of the Garden City Wheel Club has en the world's five-mile amateur taway road record over the GOtiroy His time was 8m. 4s. The record le. was formerly held by Bunt ers, ‘arlisle, J. Scannell, the to give in its | Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. Scan- | | tracks i the transfer. > : ample, —_o—_ —_o—_ 4 o_o 0 ©. Austin, Treasurer, Jesse L. Carleton, o- ++ -o—_o— ‘CURRENT SPORTING COMMENT | A@ bute aan em Brooklyn and Pittsburg, of all the Nation- al league teams, have been so far most suc- cessful in re-engaging their last year's Pittsburg has secured all men with the exception of three, certain these wil! follow the lead of the others. This makes things look very for the two teams in the coming pen- These two nines were the best last when their competitors were at their Their present advantage is alt for the others being so back- out their line-ups. The only chance the other teams have is holding their players on the option clause—a contingency which is very re- mote, and which will cost much time money for litigation. It is unlikely fortunate teams will part with their men for any consideration and the teams will be unable to buy men eas \ nant. Strongest. greater of class of its | and it is} and | that the; any | ; ft first- | jointly ih With this one-sided prospect at the open- | ing ot the season it is most unlikely that st year's standard of play will be at- ijined during the coming season, nor will the interest taken in it be so keen if two teams outclass the others It would be to the financial advantage of all concerned if the leaders would even up matters by_turn- ing over some of their men to the inferlor uggregations. attract more la doliars than an uneven one. is scheduled as the meet Terry McGovern, in the opinion of many will stand a chance to defeat the champion, if his bad hands can be. nursed tnto shape by the time match Gardner has been m time and, it is said, but his recent fights do not has bested Gardner, who next fighter to (oscar the OHCCUrsS, his days: Hie and has best show it decisively form MeGovern has had one experience with Gardner, which he has probably not for- gotten lle was knocked down cleanly and only saved himself by holding to the legs of his opponent, for which he should have | disqualitied. If the odds should be much monev will probably be behind Metiovern in the coming match. At any rite. Gardner has a better chance of de-'| than has Sullivan, with feating McGovern whom negotiations were on for some tine. he Lee Jeffries has swallow>d his no prize ‘tighter has ever Jeff more than ouce said, after ' battle with ‘Corbett, :hat he ould send the latter to dreamland with one mighty jolt and that it wouldn't take him long to tind a chance to land it. In a signed statement published recently | said: “I know Jim Corbett can put 1¢| over me tin six rounds. He is a clever sparrer and would make a showing that win for him in that length finish fight he would have no chance. No friend of mine arrange a six-round match for with him, though.” Such a large piece pie to swallow! But then Jeffries man. the issuance of the that the dissolution between Billy Brady and Jeffries near at hand is based Jeffries was matched by Brady for a six-round go with Corbett in Chicago some time ago and Jeff- ries’ sour condition is due to the fact tnat he is dissatisfied with the latter's action. He evidently thought Brady should have more sense than to put him up against a game that was a “cinch” for the opposition. Evi- dentivy Brady has more confidence in the champion than the latter has in himself. was indiscreet in re sand ~TILLES MAKES STATEMENT. Says Fair Grounds Track Will Join. the Turf Congress. | Jim as Champion ¥en of time. In a absolutely me of humble Statement a of the part- Lopon ‘rehip Tit ix | or MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 18.—C. A. Tilles of St. Louls, a member of the firm of Cella, Adier & Tilles, at present stopping in this city, yesterday contirmed the report of the purchase of the St. Louis Fair Association | property by his firm and stated that the Fair Association would withdraw from membership in the Western Jockey Club at onee and take sides with the Turf Congress The only bar to the completion of according to Mr. Tilles, is the investigation of the title to the property, after the completio? of which the price money will be paid. | Mr. Tilles said further that they were pushing the work on Delmar Park, but were| uncertain when it would be opened. When completed it will alternate rac the Fair Grounds. OLD SCENTER RYE. | The most popular brand of whisky. Mr. Lawson Names Conditions. Sperial to the Poer- -Dispatch. ROSTON, Mass... March 18. Lawson o ton, owner Boralima, has given out which he offers to. race —Thomas W. of the trotter &® statement in ‘| pues to we of w ee that — ‘Qmount cheating nd at A closely fought contest will | | who have not put ‘Chicago and Michigan universities, the i has seen | several good men, shown much of his old | orth Broadway; finest cusine; price, be, i ¢ a ¢ 7? Be os sf q > OFFICERS OF THE GLEN ECHO COUNTRY CLUB Photograph by Vice-President. | tween launching of the ; was ‘two rounds were nished the ' Roth men seemed highly ing dates with L and plate, $1.50; ta aA , . : hs DWVSSVTVVsBeve Sete weetecnetecnonenes Guerin: J. R. Curlee, Secretary; -o- SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY BRIEFLY TOLD The finals in the Mercantile Club's poo! | tournament were played Saturday night. Mr. C. L. Hilleary, general passenger and | ticket agent of the Big Four Railroad, | won from Mr. H. R. Gregory by a score of 100 to $1. The tournament was started in January. = +--+ Be Willie Hoppe, the “boy wonder’ of the billiard world, is in the city and will give exhibitions at a local hall during the week. Willie can do remarkable things with the ~—o—_-— o_o o_o #000 _0—_¢_6 o_o o_o 6 _0-@ -0-¢ iS cue and ivories, and will be matched against some of the local amateurs. Wil- lie’s game is said to be Amprovel over)! his form of last year when he played in| this city. Captain J. W. Hatlowell of the Harvard rac team states that a challenge issucd by Yale and Harvard Universities as heen sent to the Engiish universities, Oxford and Cambridge, for a regular set | of track’ games to be held in New York during the early part of next July. Jack O'Connor, formerly backstop for the St. Louis team, and badly wanted in the American League, has remained faithful to | the older oganization and signed a Pitts- burg contract for this season. But three players of the Smoky City team remain | their signatures to con- tracts—Zimmer, Phillipp® and Beaumont, At the indoor athletic meeting at Ann Ar- bor Saturday between the track teams of | Haye 3 indo. rec- | liis 1 po- new 9 i135 of Michigan established ; ord for the half-mile ru nents in the race were Maloney and Lowe! of Chicago. The Michigan track team w-n|} the match in hollow style, 5 points to 17. | An international cable chess contest be- America and England will be played April 19 and 20 under the auspices of the British Chess Club at Lond >n and the Brooklyn Chess Club at New York, on ten poares. One week later a mat ch _detween ‘ambridge and Oxford univ -r. announced Bristol take place Wednesday, ing is almost entire FP KOHL WON THE DECISION. Won Boxing Contest With Jack Welsh Before St Louis Rowing Club. Honors were even in all but one of the boxing contests held Sunday afternoon at! the St. Louis Rowing Club. The only. de- cision secured was by Adam Kohl over one Jack Welsh, who was substituted for Mike | Sweeny. The principal Charles Parker and pronounced a It is match was that between | “Kid McFarland, and | draw by Referee Zach- ritz after a rather tame exhibition, lasting six rounds. Parker is a boxer of years and | experience and seemed to show evidence of | both. McFarland, a strong young fellow, | and the hero of a recent match in Kanses City, when a person known as Dimitt. but otherwise unclassified, gave his ‘‘foxy’’ op- ponent all he wanied when the latter tried to sall in and finish him The opening rounds were tame in the ex- treme, Parker evidently trying to draw his mar out. In the third, when he thought | he had completed the drawing process, he | etarted in to let loose a wrap or two that he had been hiding up his sleeve, and seta fast pace for about three seconds, when he discovered that McFarland himself had one two peculiarities In the way of counters|~ and stopped. In the fourth Parker | again with similar results. The last hardly worthy of note. Cornwall and Jack Klein fur- hottest match of the afternoon, both men landing some good, hearty slams. | pleased when the | ‘ision announced | left, tried it (Charlie bout was ended and the de« as a draw. Jack Cento and Z.,Hammerslee fought six rounds to a draw. The boys fought once. before with the same result and it was ex pected that a decision would be reached in | this fight. The men could nut do any better | than before. however. The men were very eVenly matched and put up the scientific match of the afternoon. Correct Forms of Wedding Invitations Assured when ordered at Mermod & Jac- | card's, society stationers, Broadway and ocust; 100 ‘inest engraved calling cards 100 cards from your plate, $1. Mailed | Write for samples and prices. free. NAILED CROSSES TO WALLS. Serious Disturbances in the University of Budapest. BUDAPEST, March 18.—Serilous disturb- ances have occurred here between the unl-. versity officials and the students in conse- quence of orders issued by the minister of instruction for the removal of all crosses from the lecture —— of the rn pea A> PB PR eee RTE OR © |A Great Success! Our Spring Opening today is bringing out the biggest crowds .ever seen at any opening event in this city. We make our prettiest bow and say ‘‘Thank you”’ to the thousands who honored us with their presence today. Your words of pleasure and comgratulation repaid us for the ef- forts we had made. ’ We knew you would be pleased. The store never looked so handsome as it did today in its bower of bloom and foliage—the music was splen- did and the display of spring goods in all depart- ments showed how ready we are for the new sea- son’s busigess. Tomorrow we plunge into the Spring selling with vim and vigor. Easter is close at hand. The buying impetus is strong. We propose to make it the greatest season’s business in our history. But please don’t wait for us to tell you in the papers of all the values. Visit the store every time you’re down town. Get into the habit of just ‘dropping in. It’ll pay you well. —AIll the artificial palms used in store decoration SPECIAL are being sold at cost. Fan-leaf palms, with 3 leaves, in cemented pots, at 12c—larger sizesin proportion. BROWNING, KING & CO., BROADWAY AND PINE. OYS’ SHIRTS. We are making special effects to please the Boys and Youths in Shirts and Novelties in High-Class Wiis ings. See our advance spring styles i in Shirts displayed in our large window. Prices 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00 and $1.25. with 2 colla Special” A handsome up-to-date Negligee Shirt, rs and 1 pair cuffs— At Special Price, 50¢ Broadway and Pine, VIM VIGOR VITALITY FOR MEN » shope’ Pilig have Posiu' Church Sno tae lohowere cf of self-abuse, bor’ Senec, Men i ert Ag mulates the brain and nerve centers. 6 boxes. Circulars free. BRENNER’'S DRUG sronm 90 SG with cures worst cases in old Cu ing ur ces a old th young avaing tome Manhood, tctatetedite i tbo. -coabudleurctadiatantade ve. Ye Ye De ae te Ye we “eo § —_ -——_—— — ee 9999999009099 99909900992999999999099009990999099099 A PICTURE OF ACTIVITY Are the THREE BIG CONRAD STORES this week. ad MUSIC HALL Sz: 83: Tonight and all Evenings, Je. Sat. o Next AMUSEMENTS. ¥ es: week, with Wed. and Sat. Mat. TANNHAE USER. in St. Louis Over 100 People on the Stage. $1; Wed. Mat., 25¢ and we; Oc, boxes, $3 and $5. THE OF CHAMPAGNE.” Second season and 4lst week i Eighty Artists. rigs IS LE Mat., week- No wonder, when you consider these prices: LAUREL JAVA BLEND COFFEE, per pound MY WIFE'S Salad Dressing, per bottle ‘E-Z,"" a wonderful Stove Polish, per bottle LAUREL SPIN ACH, a pe ‘k in a can LCONRAD'S “= 2712 Franklin Filled by Tele ad BEGE CECE SECE CECE GCECE € ESGEE CC EE GEE CE SE CECE E CECE CSE 4470 Delmar Avenue Orde ‘TS CCCEECECEE Avenue —_—_—_ e The Nursin ’ Wother aids her offspring and herself by using ANHEUSER-BUSCHS Mali Nuliine TRADE Mann.” the food drink—recommended by doctors. Invalids and convalescents benefit materi- ally by its tonic properties, stimulating the appetite and aiding digestion. Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn St. Louis, U.S. A. Brewers of the famous Budweiser, Michelob, Black & Tan, Pale-Lager, Faust, Anheuser-Standard, Export Pale and Exquisite. g /i'gious emblems, | however. supported the offi: ‘fals and violent lgcenes ensued fe { REFRIGERATORS SRT PATER FE oy nae With Our Trade- Mark? 1 You Aoquainted fz GAS STOVES BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS : MANUFACTURED BY CALIFORNIA PIG SYRUP COQ ag-NOTS Tid NAME. ’ Insures the Style, Fit and Workmanship of Your Tailoring. rte Clothes are Up-to-Date | When Made by HARLAN BROS., Sixth and St. Chares | Sts. Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Wanted—a Bot benetit case of bad health that B.1.P.A.N.S will | One gives relief. No matter what's | the inbatler ». one wii do you good. A cure may ré- 6 suit if directions are followed They banish pain. induce sleep, proic bg life. Sold at all drug gtores, teu for five cents Be sure to get the gé@nuige. Dou't be fooled by substitutes. Ten samples and 4 | thousand testimonials will be mailed to any addres | for five cents, forwarded to the Ripans Chemical Co.. No. 10 Spr uce st.. New York. eee ee RUPTURE 2 d VARICOCELE Save Money. Avoid Pain. Acknowledged to be the easiest — best painless | | SET OF TEETR. pao Teeth (S.8S.W) 5 00) SILVER | "« k No charge for extracting when teeth are ordered. A written guaranty for 10 years with all work. National Dental Parlors, onve street Open dally till 9 p. m, Sundays all day. UNTIL MARCH 27 cg - Gold Crowns, Bridgework, cat tooth seece TeTTTTT eecccee ees Silver Filli Gold Fillings Cleaning Teeth OR. TARR. Painless Dentist Erxtrance 523 Locust Reliable Dentistry | FRE | ouR PRICES UNTIL MAR. 35 1901. GULIi GOLD SILLING (cost of material about)....... BRIDGEWORK (cost of material abogt).......8S¢ SILVER FILL! 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Cor. $ Full Set of Teeth HUW \3 (cost of material chonint eo eee Oe 85 | Tuesday Fvening ALL Smith & Fuller. Lawrence (rane. Tire Mimie Next week Q@haries Frohman presents MAUDE ADAMS IN L’AIGLON. e seat s Thursday. ED. | GENTUR 30c, 28¢. The FE. K Rice Co, presenting GEORGE CLARKE IN ‘WHEN WE WERE iad” Next Sun.—Peter F. Dalley. Prices $1.00, "78e, SPECIAL NOTICE. REAP ss ee OF Mr. E. $. WILLARD in St. Louis, After a Tare: Years’ Absence, for MATINEES OMLY, BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 1, AT THE OLYMPIC THEATER. REVERTOIRE. Priday evpnings and Saturday ne ... DAVID GARRION® T. WI Rebertson. . end Wednesday Matinee, Pik PRONEASOR Ss LOVE sToRYr* Hiv J. M. Barrte. Events ae The" ‘MIDDLEMAN” rther Jones i ahed “TOM rincn” Br Charles Di hens. acidents ta : ‘lor of eertain “eM riin Cbeezlewtt ity dnesday and Saturday Ry Henry relay Evening a (Oramatiz 8 novel of elrg faine COLUMBIA Continuous Vaudeville. THIS WEEK AND NEXT SUNDA: ford & liath 3— The Mortone—3 “t. Onge Prothera, Zack & Verpea. (Clemence Fisters, lowers & Hyde, Sidonia The Kinodreme, (hairs, _Teserved seve Oe cc, STANDARD. THER ORIGINAL HOME + YoU. 2-PFPROLICS DAILY FE. RAMBLES 2 rig BURI uns AND 4 SENSATIONAL Lagu THE GIRL IN BLUE. woek-The Australian Burlesqoera. ST. LOUIS thers Budd Four Mathews branigan iorechestra 4 ty ty ae ett Choral-Symphony Society. NINTH CONCERT, Tharsday, March 21, 8:15 P. at tare ODEON, Great Symphony Concert. Soloist, Leonora Jackson, Violinist. Parquet, $1.20). ainder, Tc. Balcony, ares te suey SAA eo Pe we aaeedooedbene! | prod — é “yr ing manhow aes mt os am a.