St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 23, 1901
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> = OO a ae ee a ae 7 as* 2 MONDAY- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —SEPTEMBER 23, 1901 — aan a — sendibecigeetbiies ! iS se A ; on , _ —_+—- -@ © --— - -—_>—_o—_4— ee. so 6 6. 6..6 6.66.6 6—0--6--0-0-0+ 9-00 Ooo 00-0 0 2 -@--@_#--@-#- 4 +0 + 9-4-4 | THE CRIMINAL DESCRIBED BY AN ALIENIST. the fact that the “With any high anibition, and these classes of men generally has such kall, i rot creneral pny- ambition. the mind is readily warped into any given direction that for the SXull, Ineasing the brain much larger 1 nm te yeneral pny ¢ sa] tl ’, adinin chs the P : front ew. f ic] — iin drawn nOment possesses 1. ‘ , A ; ; ” Te SemereUCtiOn, Capech . atte \ pied AAe age es will he found “The soft and pathetic expression that is evidenced in the photograph ot directly over the face rom « ' . - ‘ a ou ‘rod } man carries with ita sullenness and singleness of purpose that “ suid ver) mt Aes Page | we . : ag his head is e him peculiarly gifted had he given his mental strength to a worthier increaseq when we tare tit: Ory t ti mc) rn mes i Irpose. eae — Aa td Len measure round the top o1 the h “le ic a queer admixture of strength and weakness, and, to my mind, can eee oO; th tee +e vitangee SNe ibe tie which te tne + he the ready tool of forcible convictions strongly brought to bear upon are ee Te tone ee bs , Hh ue 7 , i ‘ : OT OQ! 1 €g tistical vanity which creates a lurking Insanity in the att ' i ! ! S. E. Cor. Fourth and Washington. CARPET CO. ‘> f s*sneoar.tTce fyranc7 t& 1 | ‘ / Liao tat ' ‘ ~ our - 44 &- ’ Lhe tirst strikinw t cing even empt tensinic d by tive .” . , ; . Bali xo , ~ & - _ ew P ratTy notoriretry. In short, th mee Os xp oly Cite .. : prey Pa hs. ‘ is somewhat of a phthisican look when viewing him for some time, which would he ' ALATICS ‘ Btuy A errs ‘4 Ly vy made nrominent by the fact that he has high cheek bon S, SIThs I] velopme nt rus, emotional ana fn PCr pel tail ate. ing the nerv - ; o—2--4— - 4- o- o—4- o-oo O-O— 4-0 o_o 0 + ¢-% ~~ o— © — ¢--e--¢ 4 4 } } a. —— 4 eee tt ie 9 , ‘ C st, - a ¢ eee Our grand assortment of new Wiltons, Axmuin- ¢ + ¢ 6 #4 © @ ¢-# ON en U8 eee it to anyone. His opinion | a oe cy NO j . ¥ Pre : . a tt y APP| Y IR sters, Velvets, Brussels, Tapestries and Ingrains, e0pie ; i ') ; . Frederick lLangbin«e ait ide ! : : . . -man he was a believer in capital | | | for fall and winter, is now on display. Come in ] mine ' x ol foreman, said he \V punishment Hie had n ed Sere peopinion as to the guilt « | . ' | A and examine the best and latest designs and by the prosecution, howeve “a ; . / ' , . - George Ruehl, a barber of this city. m | weaves. Don’t be backwatd about asking prices. called, was a believe . pater | | | | " ent, he said Mr. R eh is ° ° : (gg ene emb! You will be astonished at the lowness. ' the General Assembly from the ital | dential Tie BO | district ile said in reply to ai «que n from _—— | . | Menabeuc the care oye as fae Action Against | John P, Sweeney and ‘‘Kid’’ | miich about the eae. Peon tr"! Three of the Six Hundred In- Rumored 3 more to me about it Char 5 lil them 4 t ~ is ’ Sher d if , : Hie had formed no definite op vt P ; ; ’ ! N erl an nCcol orators, enone ee OY Oe mates are Missing. | Trane — | ‘ IN E. K Uy GS Viallace A. Rutler. a farmer ot Sardi i! | Eas Peas g bf had formed a definite opinio eee | THE iROQUOIS gilt of the prisoner and esaid the ‘ }oy ‘ oe . | N THIS SIDE. a IS CALLED j nll «ay yo ws gph r : ‘ ; La “ : | RAGEDY AT NORFOLK, NEB. WAGONS GOING e pecepted Butler as competent, but h 7) oy | ——— | excused by the court. x | : oi If the company should proceed it would | yoy en, ate ‘ in the ; cles o1 greement : : , ; , a e NP wend Voie ne}; contend that the strike and the demonstra- guage ey CiuD 18 tO apaagepnte s ; is la PlLel chosen as the sixth juror. . ‘he | een eee oe en Judge Sherman of the superior court, and/ “tl + jound that the malt nbullding | tions that have attended it have interfered | which shall ‘be limited to Judge Hiammond of the supreme court ri wae ln Ae. re © ¥ Inmate Sin (his; with the interstate commerce which the |, lub who shall pat niet ' o4e ’ we — ~ qe . . TY - Massachusetts came into the courtroom | \ 1" yrts to rescue them) company carries on between Missourt and | ques as may be provided in the by ae large, direct importations of ied Notting- just as Benjamin Lang, a Buffalo grocer, | i. ae. a CAWOMES. — llinois, alleging the intimidation of the men | Another clause states that har :, | ah 1 \f li was called They were introduced to Jus- HELOCAS y’ : / Som ae . who have been employ ed to take the places 1} nb "waa } ; ee — oo = : . RS a a. Dan — P 349468 , 7 “hite "were «i ; 1 mat hi ) , : rships may be created under such lim- ams. Iris! on srussels lLambours, Alusiins a W hite, and were given Seats at thie . . ’ . ‘. i> strikers, : we ave “ satel e ; bia h L311! ‘ I} i i | I 1] s J u ‘ ’ , clerk's desk, he ostal supplies that are de- Tilia” Eanenceamien en - my AE path oe “eae ; ‘ “ae : e ‘Ieatiee rc ‘ F Judge Titus, for the defense, condui té 7 - ‘ ; - “ . ar eee ; uf : ant : ] ‘ , i “a it a» s | ; Louis De st of Liie strike! William j wa t is b ; we of ; “se 4 . ‘ | oint ade ( 7 — 1eS$ - Lntiques, Ye aul ny >, Louis X I \ , or the examination of Lane The latter was etadl nmoaeacaing them out if PUrTi~ | 4/0, 000 Caras a & jarge consignment Barclay, oe: to hill cing i loole vee > > . am \ ‘ " A Ln? Secured on the ground that he had an in- | MR ee ed of stamped envelopes. otas | H- Wil Keefe, Peter Walsh, | Real Renaissance, Arabians, Marie Anitoinettes, terest in a corporation owning property, ' ma the IMs 5 Ih ween round 4 said ‘ Ocal postal authorities] yeni, , n 5 Ww Recesiien | . though he had none in his own right ' ee 2 Oe OF ime city | have discussec the pian to apply for an In- | Masterson BARB Poy etc. Besides these we are showing an endless va- ow , In the panel list was 0 Bu hea f£ the delay of — The articles state that the new organiza- | When Otto F. Hager, a Buffalo musi et | r tl the theory that such] ,, # «ane eapter lgg . ' con . - f : : , ; ; : | ’ , : "6 tion comes proper Wil pli? ’ ‘ : . zi “a - er, was called for examination Otto F ae ; i believed thie aissing tri re | iC uld be entertained by the court is | ead Ting XI Pek ite ae were j AS A be riety of goods aud fixtures suitable ,0r Mager of Grand Island presented himself UPTi a. . | } 1889 relating yo matte aans do pe SOUT, instead, and he was excused bile Of 77 t Postmaster Frederick W, Baumhoff said | entific ‘fr iternal, educ uti n il An i mi ‘ |. | The next man called was Walter EF. Py Os] HSS] t] uthori > | Monday that he had not been informed that the department was contemplating @erett, a blacksmith. He was satisfac acted a a fofr ti indie met ined as eae Pe ; ) to both sides, and so was accepted a he | ana it | weoileye that non: f them can/| such a proceeding on “ —— me orpora: _— iP the 2 quois Seventh juror, just as the belis struck for) &*! | r , snact , nesters | “The contracts of the department call} > ~ a aes 4 _ a ye of the : House of Dele- ee pete ian aS Cin ame isting for the delivery ' supplies and we have ove : ames ronin will likely be pres- . otning ts li their transportation,” | ident, , PLEA FOR SHORT SESSIONS. . ' no nm the main ho tal building 7 he sali “Tf ; t our business to worry What Mr. Cronin After the acceptance of this juror Judge ompletely gutted, . There — 1] | Abo ir delivery. The shipper must " Lewis address¢ d the court, Sis ltige that ij o Midi . . i aul 2: io ~! , »s P : , : the Reig ia! Soy A riven berated wd S oe only Knows About It. " j — ¢ Lf a ©. ue i it’ ae ie ‘ ie Lor iis Cont) ract. "hy _) . ’ * . " } , agmuch as both he and his principal aer- So far mm ot hae Ineneatar , “None of these supplies delayed in ivast When Mr. Cronin was asked by the Post- a pa —" — gee and owing to the | pee; isse; rT . pe ") ie do ibt ns . Louts by the strike Is mailed, and ] Dispatch Monday morning to define the ahae Sue the fa, Sets : he a D od ey thie hey } ve een ur a r) ion’ See Ti , any such proc eeding could purposes of » club, whether literarv or - ac ‘t ey belt it tie time ; TVA ‘Tall rnow IOLHInNg & > i TD itic: . ; , ~ . - 4 : ' for preparation, he desired the sessions af | - eee sete ee oo, teen, Be paid: | Satin Damasks, Wool and Cotton Tapestries, Silk the court to be as hort } ws + OMAHA, L t the reques ' 1e ume interests een Aaa ° tment in [ don’t know a thing about it. If my ? ’ 7 Se SB0rt as Pos if trate ithoriti ren hor ‘eaking | : strike, It is with- | name is signed t [ suppose n A2,° y : ry : : we. “ : —— : " | i j | | } 4 ~ ‘ iavenue and watched the procession of |. i club eee ae e aia awn be j ; The adjournment of court until 2 lk | Title to Assist In Eluding wa in silence a Utthe ‘ub where men can meet and talk i | Fach d ‘iver was accompanied by a guard ae ys —o— winter Saeate. ssonest, , Former Husband. who carried a heavy club, and two police- 5 Sw = gig eee - chang ill 3 ny body month President Tansey said the com- “The very best, the classics,” replied Mr. | = - ; oe ~ pa; V could not pay them that much. Stannard. wo * * it’s going to he a high ( lass Kinle , ane 7 4% on This toot aaey possoned. | r ) the : . tra, a o" ‘he company has not sent out a wagon organization, the very best people are | ° Atement was made to District | + OM, , ee eee eee | hy St. Louis since the strike was | joining It. S. E. Cor. Fourth and Washington. CARPET CO. Attorney Penney by Dr. Herber: > og Ee ‘lerk f" i glanced at : - . rt M biilis. " " " . : : ‘ it? ] i © $¢ _ . > / ‘ : OT - the city chemist, who comple teal his eoxnm- af OCT s , i ' ah ve Vol can pret 7, dea whe n wea will begin ship?” women be admiitte 1 to Init mb Pag . Bea. t 7 ‘ t! 4 I é. , ’ Ps i oe sunday afternoon and submittted . betel fon ag a wor iver there.” said President Tansey ‘Not on your life,’’ answered Mr. Stan- 8 report last night e ool YY to ities ’ A - bye: es . ' ) ; ans ] 2 : | Monday. jill not resume operations ard wink peaitional report will be made by ; Sut he sald she had 4 nak Sl ntl] wa are. feats kre will not make | nara. - , ae atseinger, who ASsisted at the L\ULODS ; attem Peng ‘ an When we start we = a re wine on the body of the President. om Ss NC '; eremeT ral ay rapa Consequently, we TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY — 7 . — patsinger’s report will deal with the Robbers Operate on Car. i o be well prepared before we under- | Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Al! ——$——$_—_—_—— . , a pomunpasesiame fated by the test bullet his More Pens: | Ll. 1. Maxey of 530 Bhlwer avenue re-|take this work / druggists refund money if it falls to cure. NEW PUBLICATION. DEATHS trated by the last bullet. rhe report wil! | Noa Sunday night that he “The Terminal and Wiegins Ferry com- th , confirm the conclusions of Dr. !1 ii); The a ee ee hi} ia a cy + hon EB Ne } “ ‘ng the freight over from I. W. Grove's signature is on each box, 2oc. ae ge ali Bes hich is very ¢] } | Y Cat Nn pe dbe~ (gigas daha $ ais an | D BIMSON--On Monday, Sept. 23, after a lingeriog “Bs report, which is very elabor eur car Sunday evening East St. T.ouis and we are handling it Th dl Troll 7 : 3 ate, SAyS that the hacteriologica! rnd ys , ' he police that ihe men! with our St. Louis teams. Of course, that € adiy ey: lliness, Kenjamin Bimeon, aged ST years, chemical examinations did not discloce any | st] hi unnecessariiv as he boarded the | causes some delay—probably “4 hours—but| From the New York World. beloved husband of Mary K. Bimson, and gp lle age maa tne re volver used by . lie soon red that he had lost| that is not enough to cause any complaint. The trolley is going to Manila. Run on the i oll Bien. Seen: alelen poem OF in the bullet which enteres : rs rit d papel of value and] Our patrons are well satisfied with our Brooklyn plan it may be expected to finish what) Funeral from family residence, mw Pade o : ? Ty) ; on : , : : : ‘eDpe is > BO “ ; Pe the body of the President and was re | $25, hill service rebels the soldiers leave venue, Tuesday at 2 p m., thence to Bellies et Colorado and Quincy, Uhg CHICAGO ANARCHISTS FREE. _ apace please cops.” No Evidence Was Found Against Them | IVIESSRS. HARPER & BROTHERS BRENNAN Entered Into rest on Mondays, Sept. and Emma Goldman Will Be 7 : P ot at & a. m. Frank J. Brennan, age 28 : — oved son of Thomas and Johanna Brette Re ae beg to announce that Gilbert Parker's years, beloved nua b CHICAGO, Sept. 23.—The anar hists un i eral will take place from family reele Ger arrest here are to go free. In the : = | great novel - a S328 Reber place, W ednesday, Sept. 235 hearing before Judge Chetlain today the , ti) Calvary Cemetery “TT ?. atop a, & Friends reepectfully lovited to attend, prosecution said there was no den | RIGH I O| WA ainst them and ie ats . ] H \ | FORSTER—On Monday, Sept. 23. 1901, Joho My agreed e c ree. Similar action will taken in ; Forster, belowed huaband of €bristina Forster the case of Emma Goldm: . e lower \ = m, Elizabeth Sears, beloved daughter of with the United States, a permanent treaty | James and Bridget Sears, aged 12 years @ as prescribed by the Platt amendment; the jones aa | The funeral! will take piece nto 24t _ ~ & ™ manner of the payment of the uban army) | 7 ae instant. at 2 o'clock p. m., from on che" . 2393 (lark avenue, to a ; ? Friends for services during the revolution; the sys- | deace, 2 , tem ofr collection of revenues for govern- 4 4/4 4 tS (F, i harch. therne« te ¢ a vary Cemetery. | Shs fited to attend gent, finance and the ownership of the . — ¥ . are lavited , en f | GEN. FUNSTON RECOVERING. DEATHS ehcteems, ‘ahicy: Qatar’ cone Ine of Pines. | 7 va: gel The leaders accepted Senor Palma's plat- DRY GooDsS COPIPANY. % Ge Mrederi: k Funs- JOHNSON—Entered tate rest, Kept. se, ’ ‘ wife of Alex G. Taylor, on Monday, sept. 2 3 ¢orm by @ vote of 28 to 2 ng mann aataves rete has just under jt p. m, Mrs, Amelia E. — — oa at the age of ST years enthusiaem prevails among Senor , sndicitis, whieh | Benjamin Johnson, in ber sixty-sisth yee. ral from famil . 3 a Strands. It te believed he will be OLIVE STREET, BROADWAY AND LOCUST STREET. Can tn eviey, way, succesttul. —- BMiiidence (3808 Areenal street) of her Sou, Funeral from family 2 an overwhelming majority. The His physicians at the military hospital Stanley H. Johnson. be give. i: ~ aie to Caivary awaiting the return of Gen. r prone out of danger. | Due notice of funeral will to settle the matter of electoral law. || . ¢ unce him . = ae ce t i ys &: i ial aoe g.
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— eT Se Pe . load — - Pe: MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _srrrevrer 23, 1901 e—VCT_—eoOooeoo _—__ OS ThE BROOKLYN IN THE BATTL et — Officer of the Texas Describes the Loop at Santiago. TWO SHIPS NEAR EACH OTHER. BUT THE BROOKLYN SHEERED OFF AFTER THE SPANIARDS. ”_— - --- For a Time, Commander Heilner baid, He Thought They Would Collide, but Schley’s Flagship Was Ably Handled. WASHINGTON, Sept 23.—Commander Hester, who was executive officer of the Texas, was the most important witness be- fore the Schiey inguiry today. The witness to describe the battle of July “The Texas had been heading when the enemy Was coming Santiago. ILTdAeut Bristol, who wa deck at the lime, rang to go speed and put helm hard to make a turn "When what sent and assumed charge of the deck tain me that he had « until he could find out which was the ships were gcing, and he rang half-speed. I guggerited full speed. said the battery Was net ready. I told it would be ready before the ship was in position to fire. tie then said ‘All right,’ and rang full . peed. When the 5s md of the enemy & + Zollowed the f one to the west- ward, he put the Im hard to starboard. 1 made several reports to him about the Broox!yn regarding Bene. lie said, ‘Nev- er rind.’ I also referred to the way I! thoight the Brooklyn was standing up to fighi ver) The captain said, ‘QO, cra:kie!'—never the Brooklyn. you as out for his ‘he Brooklyn ort beam. So | said ‘All will look at the Brooklyn no more,’ and ] turned my back, looking on the star- board beam at the ships getting out, After we sheared around and got to westward, [| suggested to give her a ra ort helm to get closer in, and he did. tight after he gave her this helm, he sang aa through the sight-hole to the men at the wheel and the engine room indicator to slow, then stop, and I sald: ‘Captain, they will gs.’ “He did not stepped back, and then I! captain, we are out of the ‘Look at the Brooklyn. |! and right ahead of us this loomed out of the smoke. I thought my heart was in my were steaming with a heavy helm and she Bsleered Ty us.. When I saw her she was practically ahead of us. That Is the first 1 saw She sheered off and wen tto sea, I Should say about 2000 yards, and then on to westward. As soon as the Brooklyn cleared us we rang to go ahead, and then started up forced draught again “After that we simply followed on as fast as we could on a line that was just inside the line where the Oregon was en- @aging the ships. Just before this turn of the Brooklyn, the Iowa and the Oregon were both close to us on our starboard heim... We continued the chase until the Colon hauled down her flag, when the cap- tain gave the order to stop forced draft.’ Capt. Lemly: How near was the Brook- lyn to the Texas at the time you say you faw her loom up out of the smoke? “TT did not make any estimate at the time, but | came to the conclusion later that she was between 100 and 150 yards from us, which was a much longer distance e than ‘4, Philip thought it was. Capt. Lemley: “Perhaps I should have asked you in the first place the position of the Brooklyn relative to the Texab just before going into battle.”’ “She was almost astern of us. That is because we were headed almost east. She should have borne west by northwest. She was heading for the land and I thought she was standing pretty nearly on her north course. I] did not see at first any in- dications of turning and 1 thought she was going right in.’ “Did the Brooklyn give any steam whistle signal to indicate her chi ingwe of course?" “That do not know “Did you hear any “IT did not hear any. “Do you think you would h: ave heard it if there had been a steam signal? WASHINGTON, Sept. The members of the Schley naval court of inquiry found the accommodations in the toolshop at the navy yard somewhat improved when it met there at the usual hour of 11 o'clock to- day. The long, bare room which hitherto had been open from floor to roof, had been. in appearance at least, completely trans- formed over Sunday by the addition of a ceiling of plain white cloth. This had the effect also of improving the acoustics of the hall, so that the court and others nad lesa difficulty than formerly in hearing the witnesses. The members of the court were prompt as usual In reaching the navy yard. but when they arrived they found Capt. Lemly and his assistant, Mr. Hanna, alre ady there, busily engaged in getting ready for the day's wor Among the witnesses who reported this morning were: Admiral ¢. 8S. ¢ ‘otton, Com- manders James year on Miller, A. B. Bates and S. ©. Hellner. apts. BR. H. MeCalla and Wm. C. Wise om Lieutenants John Hood and Spencer S. Wood. Lemly Opinion of Lemly. Capt. S. C. Lemly’s description of himeelf that he is ‘a of a lawyer among SAllors’’ and a “deuce of a sailor among lawyers” is beginning to be taken seriously by those following the Schley court of in- quiry, An investigation in which Capt. Lem- ly represents the navy department. his op- ponents being three lawyers, two of them of conspicuous ability, It is noted that in the peveral clashes which have taken Wace the ked said: was 2, and About east out of ifficer of the ah t full to starboard Secn ead a informed me of him below The cap- the helm de happened, t+ got on had tole ased “ain lie him nicely mind ship.” then was about on her right, Captain. all get away from but immediately Said: ‘My Lord, fight.’ He said: turned around, big gray ship ror a secon mouth, We answer me "* ~~ deuce ae »? wt ee, x Ss , ~~ _ * 7 ‘Ne x ~ ~ a BR a, Soe . »~. RS RN SS aN * . “ > ~ ‘cu . i ‘ - ws ~ \ Ns ‘ ; 2 . ~ , ~ : pS » ‘ os >. . as WSN SOS Sree ~0—-0 0-0 — 00-0 06 _ 9 060-0 0 6 6965.6 _ 66 so —o>—>o—__@— 4 Pe) n James I French has been health. Mr. navy department's re preventative went to the wall and that whenever there was any challenge of te stimony Schiey'’s counsel fdroitiy got theirs In while the judge ad.- vYooate was not equally successfi! More- over, no one here in any way understands Clearly as to Just what it is the navy de- partment is trying to establish by the somewhat indirect course which the investi. Gation te taking. Attorney-General Rayner of Maryland is his friend eibly, quote Mr “Mr. report ship of asked by ment, “What to the spe ccf iat plied Mr two week Wh wife eves, my at you.’ see me. and “But, ‘The lace. walked rested again, glasses the uj more Springs.” Capt. of the Marblehea New Yale, Merrimac “How “Il have Lemly. * suggested dicated by Schley s left Key Santiago part of such { “Apt. ship “Very & very supertor lawyer an: e is ‘ with all the rare qualities ~ Ra erater. tie || as @ Convincing and impressive manner | of speaking and is quick to Erasp an ad- Vantage. udge Jer miah Wilson has a national reputation as a lawyer and Capt Parker is an authority on maritime law and the regulations of the navy Oppost- tion to this combination of talent ire Capt. Lemly, judge advocate Keneral, and _ cltor Hanna of the navy department oth have entered upon the investigawon With much earnestness, but one cannot foil to be impressed with the feeling that they fre out of their element ana that, how wer ably they may perform their duties at the avy department, they are not ula ptec for the difficult task of pre senting | to a court the contention that to Admira! s Samp- pon and not to Admiral Schley enn the credit and reward for the splendid victory in Bantiago Ray Admira Schiey and his co, Insel urrived at $0:4 oclock. It was author'tatis oily era. ed today that the navy department has mo intention at present of bdringhie Ad- miral Sampson to Washington as a witness or to participate in any «iner manner at the tnguiry a rhe hands of the oid-faahioned hall clock Standing back of the seats occupied hy the Court pointed directly t» the anur of 11 O'clock when Admiral Dewey called the eourt > Sree. There wan at that time a ischolar Fe. acts Wwante-—+—_e—_+—-+-__-—_ + _¢-—_o-—_+ ¢ ¢¢+ ¢-#- SPEAKER J. H. CRONIN IS TIRED OF HIS JOB} ; om — Os oO he of delegates, Lick Springs Saturday in Cronin He was also cheerful to a degree, ing the morning received the greetings Ss are C Cronin, that the Mee > Sa We SPEAKER JAMES H. CRONIN. He has returned from French Lick S prings, the social life, for as he says: swell rected the dress suit he wore at Mayor W ells’ >—+—_+—_+—_ ¢— o-oo 4-4-0 _0_¢ 0 o_o © + Asked Whether He Intends! to Resign the Speakership, | He Says He Hasn’t ‘Seen, the Boys Yet,’’ That His, Health Is Poor and Don’t Care at All About| the Whole Thing.”’ “The functions—dress suits—and’”’ house Louis from night. He Springs for his speaker of the St. Cronin, returned to French Lick and looked very fit. and dur- of was rosy pos- to those of others who, his friends, although, ronin, ‘“‘Everyone is my friend. is there any truth in the are to resign the speaker- of delegates,’’ he was and not Vou house the Post-Dispatch ia akership of the 4 ( - what's going see nothing unless its five tnches from my y, a Butler just gone by I This morning he the same trouble “I've been smoking thirty to forty cigars a day and the doctor says It the optic nerve. w0zZe, right in time,” ing the eee. t ng, ees four glasses } a bit, drank water; of water, mountain: social pleasures, giasses thats the day's program “Should they endeavor to force ta te a a a a See ee but there were fewer | velop what Messrs ages occupying the reser. ed seats Presenting the Log Books. Lemlys Rrooklyn, d, Orleans, Vixen, about Judge Wilson. “'l proceedings.” n ceedings® as much as po Proceeding, 8s fential and that he would have points considered the the matter to be printed, but Admira! counsel the entire logs for W he After some exchanges of opinion, counsel, a parts sired could Lemly lk g% of the Brooklyn, Jowa and the Marblehead. counsel asked to have the log of the Spanisn (hristobal well, to ‘ronin. “I The speaker of the house thought a mo- smiled and ‘T ain't heard nothing of the matter is I haven't had a consulta- tion with the boys yet.” replied: about it. The fact the situation House“ to make,”’ re- ain't read a paper in know nothing of blind. 5 can't ot no statement don't I'm most and I on I was out driving with Says: ‘There's Eddie and he wouldn't iook djdn't see him and he didn't tells me he has Sunday nd she as me. has affected I've had to cut out tobacco but you ought to see me eat!”’ Them Springs Is a Great Place. Mr. from the chair of the House?” doctors says my Cronin, are you going to resign eyes will get continued Mr. Cronin, ignor- “Them springs is a great G6 o'clock every morn- of hot water, the mountain and back again: drank more water, worked dinner and three more rest and more walks up supper, a lot more water with water between; three then to bed French Lick up at of water and at you from r distingu shed person- presented the deck logbooks Texas, flowa, Castine, Massachusetts, Minneapolis, Oregon, 8t. Paul, Scorpion, Eagle Dupont Hawk and York?" expedite asked the New want the to ‘apt. pro- responded ( haste n the ssible Lemly as he 0 objection,” too, Want to sald he had considered e printed the Hie then in- desired covered Capt. logs uch g- pertinent time that he that fleet oft and asked the battle obje« ted the time that untill after the avallable. est made on the ruling was made that the lows as either side de- seinted also of be resented the steam Texas, Massachusetts, Admiral Schiey's presented can find a it and select Lemily Colon if we through sald Capt. Spanish the ladies j al © couldn't ' be able Sweeney but ‘don't | ing more | I don't control nothing; | house. I! i then thing now with regard | of ais all | | The apex of / Will a | testimony | setts could not have ' for more than ' the Massachusetts have i we would have | recollection | mained ‘Admiral Schley ts a good Spanish scholar | desire, in the Saturday. There the day which I supply, Bon case an blic than beginning ‘anal pittines, girthe general: pu sstencance on th » bart “ke mos and he io make responded Mr. ( ‘ommander Schroeder was asked if he desired to make any corrections official is Ranyner recalled and of record of his testimony Schiey Mentioned Sempson’s Name. one omission from Admiral Schiey’s remarks on the Massachusetts on of the overheard, he when he came aboard that would be Hie made that statement in connection with his re mark the Colon. Commander Schroeder was concerning the coal supply chusetts and when he replied that he had no information on that point he was asked to read the log to secure this tnformation. Counsel for Admiral Assistant Judge Advorate Hanna insisted, saying that A merely creating delay by “I propose to develop the facts in technical objections wi! — purpose of this inquiry was to de bombardment of the Colon which l should like to “It tis this He said Admiral! Samp- the following das said there on that he was going in to sink asked Massa- then of the Schiey objected, but miral Sec hiey's counsel were their objections. this not avail he said less . » . « * | such selections as we May | guppy i Ui into thev resur- where he entered largely had hops in the evenings and -But he refused to say whether he banquet for the occasions have how many friends | the | Ron speakership, the House?’ enty-seven,’ sar even voice. oe at the Judge Priest, Fugene John Cornelius, August liam H. Lee The ladies. had cances and balls —they call them hops—in the evenings, and they was swell functions—iress sults and " You suit? Mr. “What were the ““O, sometimes there bu I don't never see the cards to tell an ace Mr. «-ronin in the ‘s lot of St. Louis springs—Morton Jourdan, Slevin, Hzrry Mans, Delabar and Wil- caid ‘There attended the hops in your dress (‘ronin smiled evasively. other social diversions?” was a little game, gamble. Anyhow I if I did, I wouldn't from a deuce, I have careful of my eyes Yesterday and I drove over to doctor's, we didn’t talk no politics. Mr. Cronin thought a moment, and con- tinued, ‘‘Let me tell you something. I'd rather have my health than be mayor. I eare nothing about politics. I'm Iv- easy. I sonra, Ev lose my eyes for any political job in the country, and I'm prin- Cipally engaged just now taking care of my health. I care so little about the game that I haven't even taken the trouble to talk to the boys about the situation.”’ The People Don’t Understand. Mr. Cronin fell back in his own thoughts for a moment. Then he burst forth, with spirit than he had hitherto shown. care at all about the whole thing,’’ he ejaculated. There's a lot of people barking at me that don’t under- Stand the situation. I'm only the speaker. [ ain't running the appoint the committees and to them. I ain't the whole ooking after my health, now. you be in the char of the house yates Tuesday nig he replied. resign at don't to be very my ‘*] don't only it's up I'm , “Will deleg “Sure” “Will you ‘I tell you I on | haven't seen of the house yet. When I get attend to politics. Just now I'm after Jim Cronin’'s health.’ For a sick man Mr. gressively active about his ‘‘place’’ day morning. He has been absent so long that, to judge by his movements, he was gathering up the loose ends and getting the establishment in running order accord ing to his liking. In fact, he “‘was a very busy man.” For a man in bad health, Speaker Cronin looks remarkably well. Over Cronin’s bar are hung a line of framed liquor licenses, under each of which is a line, which may be called descriptive of his career as a legislator. Under that of 1891 is the cantion: ‘First term House of Delegates." The license of 1893 marked his second term; that of 1895 his third term the whole was the license of 1901, which bears the proud line ‘‘Speaker of the House of Delegates.”’ The quesiion that agitates who stand before the bar and ously absorb politics and refreshments. Tuesday night's session of the House erase this superscription? One of Cronin’s “27 friends’’ in the House of Delegates, commenting on Mr. Cronin’: condition, said: ‘“‘O, I guess Jim’'s-healthv enough. Of course, I guess his eyes are bad, but they are strong enough to see his finish.’ going members time I'll looking know what's any of the ag Mon- (‘ronin’ was the persons simultane- is, and Hanna con- Higginson's said that the Massachu- remained on blockade 12 days, and then the vesse! would be without coal and powerless to pro- cee ~“ -0——- 0-0-0 0-—- 0-0-0 6- 9-00-90 66 — 6-6 —- 9-6-9 Gs Linens, Dress Goods, White Goods, Domestics. Wash Goods, = Consis wtheua Ribbons, Art Goods, Laces and Embroideries, Notions, Jewelry, Ladies’ & Men’s Underwear & Mi usiin U nderwear, Hosiery, Vien’s Corsets, Furnishings, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO BUY DRY GOODS, ETC., AT PRICES THAT WOULD BE IMPOS- SIBLE UNDER ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES. WANTED! 100 Salespeople for all ments. Apply at once. NO GOODS EXCHANGE'S Or Money Refunded During ‘This Sale. S. W. SUMMERS, Depart- TRUSTEE. Furniture. Third Floor. Iron Beds, Io Iron Cut to $34.00 Parlor Sets: 5 curt to . $20.00 FP cut to $2? Mm) Center Table Ss, cut to $18.00 ¢ enbtiilindi thea cur To Beds. nated | Sets, tops 24x24, 300k C 00 Comb in ation Book: c As cut t $9.00 Chiffoniers, cut to Ger $15.00 C bidfieniere. cut to ae ey $5.50 Rattan Rockers, Sat tO... : $3 ») Cobbler Seat cmc 20... rie! $12.00 ietine cut to $24 Rockers, Door Wardrobe Ss, $18.00 Mantel Folding Beds, Cis GO. . tear-Admiral art- VASHINGTON, req him of his Boston navy the bad con Long mn has ested the navy dey to re liey ‘ pre sent f of the ecount of Secretary yard dition of commandan Oct. 1, ona health request his the to the | WOMAN'S HEROISW AT FIRE Aged Mrs. Wallor’s Life Saved by Mrs. Lyman Morgan at Centralia. [Mapatch. lil : Sept o> | yman Morgan, who lives Mrs. J. L. Wallar, wa dense smoke that indi bus on fire al Without a 0 Walar in bed clothing 8 the sidewalk Che in a wash room urfler the as she walked down the were so hot that her bliistered and she could not return their clothing Mrs Wallar is vears of age and is quite feeble. She widow of James L. Wallar, eoutherrm ILilinois | Ee. ee memorial services at Alton damage to the building and furniture abe ut g2500 TO TEACH DENTISTS IN RUSSIA. ‘al to the Dost ENTRALIA, morning Mrs. L with the vener: ible rwakened by a ted .the frame live Was advan: ed Mrs her to spec sarly Ba ot started STAair*s wav, and the boards to Zz is 7 fe rence he yesterday. Ths Mrs VN allar _ is Petersburg School. Dr ar Gerber of East Orange, N instructor of pros dental clinic at St he Professor in St. NEW YORK, Sept. 2 ff Rebert Gerber been appointed dentistry in the Russia where American of the the [° { bee SoTL ¢ J.. has thetic Petersburg, the latest is a graduate Dentistry and vania, and after hniversity of Pennsyl- receiving his commission from the New Jersey board of examiners. went to Berlin, where he was immediately appointed by the facutly of the Russian ollege. a 17 ‘p- | viser, waant j inal ( WATTERSON iS TRANSFERRED. ltransferred from Jeff duty as} on | has granted | i'racks nis | |'Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont Will Christen feet were | over “iif the l/l, for whom the}. Dr. Gerber of New Jersey Appointed | NO GOODS CHARGED. te TR Op | Lace Curtains. [tt $1.50 Lace Curtains cut, to, pair sosdesdbaceiikce an $2.25 Curtains, ok ae, Rs babe cvs teaneke : aa 1? $4.50 I.ace Curtains, $2 5 *ee@eee . . $1.25 $30.00 Bedroom Suits cut to $15.00) a and Rugs. -- $30.00 Third Floor. . (Carpets cut $60.00 Bedroom Suits, sace omy | 80e Ingrain cut, to, $2.50 Portieres, ; Cut, {0, PRIF..0. | $4.50 Portieres. CUT, tO, p@ir:... $6.00 Portieres, cut, to, pair $2.50 Rope Portt cut, to, pair $4.50 Rope Portieres, cut, to, pair Ide Silkaline (36 ine! cut to Ze Curtain cut to. | 80c Tapestry cut to. Curtain puches, | $1.25 Brussels Carpets $6. 00 Ce cut Velvet | ¢f 50 cut Carpets, . 25 hana and Ranges. | $40.00 Steel Ranges cut ) | $50.00 Steel Ranges, makes, cut to $20.00 Brussels Rugs 9x12 to city | sas | $12 OO Cook Stoves, T nite C"ove ay 5 makes, cut to $17.00 Cook Stoves, j en, We ne ee $8 00 Heating Stoves, makes, cut to 1.0) Heating Stoves to lLiea to... , | Air Tight ‘Heating | ; ves, city make, cut to i Rugs Sm \ to rna Shh : lileloth to ‘urtain Poles and Trimmine ‘ut to. $1.0 Linoleums, | 1l0c Extension R ods $1 Linoleims * Stoves ee | | | Lo | 45e Mattings ‘Se cut to Air Tight Heating stoves, city make, cut ft - DICKMANN AFTER MORE FEES. ST. LOUIS Sheriff Wants $1. 25 for Every Person Lodged in the Holdover. Dickmann, through his made a motion in the C ‘orrection Monday that | a fee of $1.25 in the case of every prisoner lheld f Judge ¢{ isheriff gave | appe. il to ‘the . , to y-wotgahnonass massed Sheriff Modford'’s 10 Living Pictures and Wi he der 12. fre ’ . ; ’ : - cen nts. ’ 7 ir examination. yo ‘lark denied the motion, and the 70m notice that he ould take an Appellate r the Supre me whether the T eed ) Mob (>i grant ident wa he Tr c*¢ thus fees 7, eit! are diss investigate ad “its jail soners their Famous Master Pi b from his reporte - ac ho . > "lde De ee ee ee Government Positions Wanted. rmination for e posl-! mitted to the bar {1 ' od guard, bookK- | a ered al revenue clerk and mes Going to Pan- American Expo ait'cn. ey rin the nite od States government #e! falo, take Knickerbocker Special via Big vice was conducte it the Federal buliding : : Monday morning. There were 3% competi-| Four. Ly. St. Louls 12 noon, Ar. Buffalo ts tora a. ™. Ne Ww ¥y ions ; artis jogray binder and In ve liet, Mound City Dentists a a oi PP ae — = es My,» ae ae as & “ee se - p
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RX , E re id thy rlou umo mypli dt his Ces lo he ua ms | SBEEEOr don task iinnk ine tremi i “ as ak oneal Bagge en rhe } iis one ng! init the : ‘% re in 0 ! s\ ma ni s ae is i” Ss . ing ry, ¢ moble | Beut | as 3 ri ve he —«rigt part bit r and ed n | peo} . at d } ” nt an Su igfz Ke nt ti ‘ti Li iat of ik. nT ‘ ; T) Ow a r aint : rl y “ . mf j irie of or A t s le , but ar oun Kee est her rod iw ato it als cessf a sl writ n tea- 1s at f mall t . i gues aid tj} wat wa hi ate m ate im) 1) y if er?’ sted a a ue } ork med 20 ull mil ing lah Ss e aber ral | ga) were! it — Is " act stor rh ari *, y up Fr oF toe * ee ys Sh ory equa od te barat This Lo yg Ay ir cl and | ve it Rhe third ink rhe Eng! the U usted, is umb time the! om th OY can ieas the ty ce ifm _ ‘ wii ; i his cessft the one ali I 7 mrac . he Als I ‘ht ‘ thi ‘ nal ' he i1e ; land nit ed, n pro le nh r Tt i e 8 “Bol eek thir ed oc om “ati rv ti Liitert afte f ull nols m hes ter | Ch re # it an ra” » ve f ne ' 7 hy ed 8 ot b of er 2 nm ik to ca pi e ie ent ri uct ‘ew i iv ? * ¢ |) hs , “ the i bu > Be 6 ta vy th out s atiil pringfi diers al. of j me slo me vi iat it ® niet apeyth “ ith th if emt ti- Vy car A™ | ' err | ’ ut rs ise vast tea, frie at R maki tru eid Befo: . et ) an ' at elded ure that t" its Oo whe _ out it one Eee st this had a San hers | she athe as Lo. but ndli ona ng e th (Ma ce, - be ou.” Ne m rhiat piatf Nhe nion ° f the nm tl empl cu ~ : iirtw tin rea ta f ; lie | ewd r at oure iisia by nes som tn a2.) Sta —— nat ati T ria ort wae ute i fe © g: i ti imelz nnot iin ais 1e@ an . hed iem 7. wa price ene 1 eT sl of na t hat s to e! o Ww Re te ural an t 1 - art A tna ar. itr, elegr ner ekin ei T the t w nd d Ni le tr aj} th wh ug! cun st erri red er ar pub ame “ ol ral wi 4 it Lae Mock ul raj ul ne hy whi Dy as the ruil il e ff ic? yt ibr ren to of Oo h ii en. nd mave Th. ry iy) ed , 1 of - pen ‘ orn if irs ot “ks j . nll os 1 Mig rn, el 1 u 4 an gt ry of i as on tr “ ti io F to nie re Lo ct the da 1 ? sti nsp gir! ark the it oul et ce, h wa t Pp ace n. 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Al ba of ane 0 be in one o knows ta « ie and to Inatrument The Bg ata mys | be? Killed and—ar teil o4 eet ane eee 2 | “More for $1, — ree nin’ Surely. na h py . for ti lt latte rl May ‘ , whe nd out a was oke tre eoVv 7,000 hi a suc with ti in now aniy ar { i th atte ives he V ' Wi ere my) and . rt mv inv er 000 ilmns ad h n th ter al i? ney he elr rin his york iof 1% e° Ww me r im ¢« teav ite », AS , eit ; € on eal 1 | it to mI ear f of ad de ed mn ye ; oul ther actur ver avd 1 En _ a si or Me failed the © these 1 thn sen a thouse a | we" Bs 3, d the a fell o ed his them with “eo ~ Sgr a ealing US yet ee tre c i ra ~— a a normal col ot aist : «i Nie’ ; woul , rain Sie and throttled ¢ a that " our one Fra us “Ww ve cum 0 is ary « amie 1 isas ri; s} d be aste red th me e #h . nee ven alent io pkeeen | ter AER. in r | Ba whose sect nc oul sitio w fy nee sc! he m- | in I wo ou’ ed the 2g la ne er al n n im ° s bex ols m Ww Lay uld re t de la nd w rt tles of ot co co minut or — Ww he nat 1 Juat Mog hy be w Re. . w ath h thon th was — of hi the pe BR so ea h abr en it uls hen arbo ere ken. hite e ha vat, | inp parssl s ow man ont ad pas sormal the avenue,” a it has a! The ghise- hong ay +4 pos toteteg” at -- of ,- pO ng asec rift bac A fa w alr if o* in th y h nm ry and th ed Rg. and uct ays 1e | oF our hum the ele la * ity te the em c or t or s been an ix ble po ulet elf te #.- ~: taba pie trio houted: . « Byenng of gee her sale." of th pant n th eo fii jee | let ° Pp ) is ide.’ th ma! put elr ther itter St arte, b suc Rt ene to h e Uni n, on opera none be. oft nited ut ¢ trib to page , ted ‘ t al n rs 8 o ute . he “yey: gers | goin » Bon ane ete lee A S nestaeden Ie and gteame Re ee id, siana ry s. Fred men, o Ww esen not t Pur- A beyond ae, wie tatives | Bona. ¥ M. terri Bos th thei « the the fore s : St. 5 oir oa com ome my ore : uls, HONOR vig es 3 WHOM wONCR,
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Pr wre : Rie OP Creer PEI TT EF ewe es neg OF RP rr re ey Se eae I ~ ict an atneieaal Mlaadial d a aie : & PS er HELEN BLOO06000 | pm —— x HS.SHPPEARED 4B = Es — “a — é ’ ay Millionaire’s Daughter Can- not Be Found. Wing TH TH WENT OUT FOR SHORT WALK * uf . nth pie i i “, ; ¥ ath \ = AE ts cose sine stare = ee oe oe ke eT OFT aal a’ ——_ Father Scouts the Idea of Kidnaping, : chp 8 : ! | 7 | auicle tl hk le. on | : METS aeey 2 Yet Is Ready to Pay a Large Re- | : of — er, al ile as ’ | | ward for News of Her ns | My +. ma —— — —_ y- }- OA Whereabouts. | . | : % an >, ifs ¥ = ) dy . a 4 ' , re ee we be ‘ . a me = LG. re. "i ome Pes 2 Poy ; , td . | t-". ' Bpectal to the Post Dispatch. NEW YORK. Sept. 22.—Helen Bloodgood, the 18-vear-old daughter of William Blood- . oe oom Fe yf : 1}j . ; : ’ : . : ; ' , . : *, . , « : 4 A - ' ‘ ° ’ : . * - 4 : y . 7 yt ‘"* 6 , * | “Ss . ~ ] . > ‘9 >" - ¢ "» . good, a millionaire, has disappeared and 7 TP ; SEE ORE, Re Ett i ep nea tee SEO Rae an RRM” ae SEE, md ge, vig tgs eae hace the police of all cities In the lL’nited States ‘ - ‘ ’ Phy. ONG 4 2 ps ) Ss: EAS 34 De Aatyts ~ Bad Canada have been appeated to in the | “There Sr edaalth of enaaen a this week for frugal housekeepers. Every department adds its quota of under-priced offerings. That Mr Biooagood 1s treaewres of he Ame | wonderful range opportunity and OUR EXTREMELY LOW PRICES ON ALL KINDS OF STOVES, make this department a very busy fan Felt Co., a $5,000,000 concern, and is eo eS oe place justnow. But busy don’t half express “ad Come and see the crowds. The family is promi: Miss Bloodgood has ! 1 missing sinc lig ry a oa Veet — a. m. last Thurada t that ur sne f ; : aaah ; - ; ; : "$3 3 o* @ “2 ‘a> Ts vey aa aX a LA a her home alone, lin ipstads o he | mother from the f: nail tha > (tik . a oath Sy Exnogtigs Vag? 7 going for a short . a whee feo ‘2 which she wanutid had discussed her op d shopping earlier in the morning her mother The Rinod@ood house Irvine role i " , i. y : ; + door north of Nineteenth street, so that webh o ’ =~ eueeere Of Ni pega k. wv : By, | DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! \ fe >t ‘ rv, yin y - j . vs #Vatst . - . ‘ - - the stores are within easy We have CLOSED A CON VTRACT / .. . ‘ ' ; eeeed Z $44 “4 ‘sz - . ect — ——— es = ots a -. s Ps : ce aa . S 2 p' op, - 4 3 7 ? a as em, es 5 , i ‘ * Sart 2 5 re , » |. a + famils rrinas She % ; familli . * RE a = es Rd : ‘ iain ; ) OF St: By | | ; | Tre ave eee umber of their Nev ste . . ‘ it . , s*t . : , ‘¥ ij \ ay , . ™ + *y . e . . _ ; ‘ : . / " a “ J y " : : , * : i ~ xs . “ork all ii ’ ae 7 ’ i be: } nobody had e ; th wer in : ee iA ely FY = ee - ™ |P \ ( CHARTER OAK “() 7 - | -— 4 + ’ oe ¢ Aah —- Siw = nection with walk at midde\ ) : But from * moment when the door . . h - Closed - nearly four ' Zo ; — + } ) 5%, » be x ‘to those phe has been ut 5 Nol an be | = ———_ se? ' vs - i . be _ Sky ; f ) Vicilt 11 1T1i t . Ty. la i ru | os this If y att i look ing for bargains 1 in”? Dining Room ‘ aetec ve ore ‘ : “ a , bo shy ( ’ On: °c ‘* ¢ 4 ? Iie ; . : Tr, ‘ . . ) mo ° yt) (HD. ut If , of the city. SS 7 : high-grad - 11 - os Furnite ture, come and see what we ofier this "la ot Ul 1¢ a " Wi! ¢ week Found the Stores 4 ee A aS All Closed. | AS isl py [ aeomemeamee =— EACH— EACH re Boe, RON AND BRASS ea? c"-$35.00- | - Hi » ENT, ES ae Ae aD i Such liberal terms were never before that Miss Bloodgood was unable to e - j ——— -_.. Wy | SO ws : Nyt ul cute her errands. All of the stores hich | oY ey = ie | fandsome . a ver artistic = | ie. . . . ° niso ) ieT his % e > / i " oa ttit} 13 j , s- , . : : mother had returned only the day e like cut, fancy SIBNS, Jeon pool 2 as he tory ha as OY oe Ranges; hence this very easy payment Large handsome Pillar Leg « nickel trimming very ose Where they had | th $3.75 — ee ae ee eee ee a ie. a Ra By wf plan This FULLY WARRANTED Date » Tables, 8-ft. size guaranteed — worth .00— ey had been since their arrival wor $¥.10-—we Te! rimmec, worth $2.75 ! «ISS Tie os re el it negss Te 1] + xtension Tables, . $12, our price this week ah . Se aT ta Steel Range—all delivered and set up worth $16.00—this wetk...--ceee- ’ ’ from Paul Smith's, in the Adirondacks, from Europe, two months ago = ‘ ; , See peeereee have peen evolved week for Sh ae 3 1 | a LX ae in your home— for only Tab! ich and massive designs, e disappearance of the vounwg | > s sa , , : , " - -- a): ¥ ” . ~*) ‘xtension apnies, ric i . woman, Res Same BF theen te eatiefa © te _ eve | | rge line of |] ; Beds at very : Taonl 4 PAs fhe: TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. Exten a a ask vou $22.50 Sas halatives Detectives searching ’ for week we fer ; ' i. “ve ty) is See It in Our Window the kind Eve) i asSn 5 ou re TE Beenieel said that she wee . A See v. ‘ for elsewhere—our price oy with epllepsy and might have Firebacks Guaranteed for Three ——- this week °° na fit in the street, but at | ously denied by the family. | on the contrary, that she as perfect health. The idea that she became con- fused and lost her way and was lured to Some place to be held for ransom is also Tejected as impossible, in view of her in- timate knowiledee of the city. Still another theory, and the one which finds most ad- herents, is that Miss Blood ood's disap- | pearance is due to a love oy but her parents also scout the idea. The father spent Thursday nieht visit- ing relatives and friends ao ge f to fit d his Gaughter. Early Friday OF hye police and until last night eonducting a secret was thorough, thoug qguietiy, because the parents dread: notoriety of a public announcement fears for their datichter's sat: ty overcame their scruples, and late Satur- day night they consented that Devere* shou! send out a general police ala: for the missing eirl, accompanied by | e igst =, = . — Lars 5 : ; ‘ q « b Oy ; ae * a a, “; ; ¥ é my > : “ . ‘t é , c minute description, but even then. Wiss ee y a == *- tone RNS" > % .. % ¢ ph: TS4 re ba > x , a ae ; ‘ al? Blecdgood's name and address were co | ~ eae ea Baa sh +. yt ey, S "dG, H. Wes eo 5 ke -. Pe ‘ rss }* ae Bes ee ; tes , i — | jal a ES [ae Beee ee wey Be UR FIANO Absolutely Wo , 9 S., bi , ; : ts u . : *y Ps. , we, a.” ‘3 * : “dd Se , ‘ way %, Ae ; ney , , | ‘ Traces Found. : ot (~ ; | e Be Bos . Book 4, pat Se RS pa \ oe Neo x ro Re ; ; 3 sts Le " aA . Verge “ es v xo , % mat, ‘ei ; ma . ; ie “? a4 . lAtter the entire police force had work == eb wa) f ye .", Kern *, “} ae | oa y oe he »! . ’ DEPA RTM ENT on the case for nearly twenty-four hours ( a7 _aeeeee sone, — -— = as 4... vw} “ Ne “ Se us xt re My. 3% Faia eae - ted Gn ae — , A Meet oO Cae Vee * BEARS ee + Los : — y ‘ = mull steck, large white pique baw eh "vi, Snes 6" ITEACHERS OF ST, PATRICK'S SCHOOL GUARD AGAINST STREET CAR ACCIDENTS| THINK IT WAS FOULK’S BODY. What Makes low bow edged with black and white P ind | Relatives Seek to Identify Corpse | dotted ribbon : Found a Week Ago. | ag avout avait sey ihe ines of a men | ood beer Her jewelry consisted of a pearl heart | @—e—e—e—e—¢--e—e—e—e— o—0—e—__o- o—_0—_0 —_0—_0—_ 0 0 —_ 0 —_0-—_0—_0—_ 0 —-@-— @ -* pes Fine materials and the locket, small gold horseshoe pin set with STS ta RRS GR SERIES A AI OR: ESE eam SER ase : Me Lag cieaeseee ne oe ind the body. was buried,” The sly mea | ae om time to properly ma- pearis, smail Tiffany watch marked with I monogram “li. A B.,”’ held by gold fleur a de lis nin, four turquoise shirt studs and link cull buttons, to match, and turquotse hairpin. Her underclothing was marked “‘Il. BR.’ in red letters No formal offer of a reward for the dis covery of Miss Bloodgood has yet heen made, but it is understood that her father has the matter under consideration A friend of the family said last evening that Mr. Bloodgood stood ready to pay a large sum for the safe return of his daughter, but that he doubted whether any = good could be acccomplishe ‘ . offer of a reward. it is hi lief at tf Miss Rioodgood was being he! or a ransom the kidnapers would have been heard from before this QUEEN HENRIETTAS HEALTH. Her Majesty Is Suffering From Recur- rence of Fits of Fainting. LONDON, Sent. 23.—The Brussels cor- respondent of the Times says the health of Queen Maria Ilenrietta is not altogther Satisfacory. There its a recurrence of the | fainting fite which she suffered from last | epring. ot SB ammoe. spect f , ' ad: ha if - hie re | m5 é, é, CLF>. - 4 ~ > vi hie h were initials erroneousl)\ aa ul the | + ns or ture — called eing time A. J m* — une oftces of he ES bight Re Boe Biel gn on lager.’ No beer tifie leaves the vaults of the _ Anheuser-Busch BrewingAssn_ he rome: + Armetr oe tate bl Me ) St. Louis, U.S. A. , instea loft . a. & F % Mrs. Winslow’ Ss Sooth! ng Syrup for | that IS less than four months old. The | Children teething gives | Great Budweiser and all beers used for THROWN UNDER HIS HORSE. bottling purposes are five to six months old, mage D. Srnec, While Driving, which makes them the most healthful brews. trikes a Street Car. -o>—*-@ + © -@ -@ 4—@—-?#—@--@— @ -¢-@-e— Famous the world over for its tonic qual August agieasen: - : | | keeper, was driving rapid! : . Yfex£; =~ NL; recommended by physicians everywhere, way and Monroe street al a Pe Ce Lia ulune prepared by this association. 2: . ) a | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Dr. “ae WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY THE COLLEGE, Marshall 8. Snow, A. M., Dest PERFECT SOHOOL OF BNGINERRING AND ARCHITEC. * Caivia M. Woodward, A. B., Ph. D.. Dean, ed him and found tha ' _ TURI Streets, across ()'Fallon street. one block distant. Injury a ) oe | | T prea, Cate 36 a . , F inSsaf trying to t. Mal) orders prompt) flied journey homeward Prince and Prince a wher her j , : ca emineticn free sample. my lienty went with them to thes Signature the newcomer ig in any way seeking en- CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP the > &. i sat Locum. street The Kind You Have Always Bought of trance contrary to the laws that govern aa tae the low § af the cases. ' o—?-?-—-*-@—-@- -©--¢—-4—-o-—¢-—-#- © -@- ¢ -¢- + se. a DAP LSA hh MmALPLDLIYIYS SPIRO POWDER Destroys the Odors of Perspiration rt oes go oe rene ae Pete: wz bape 2 p27 agg school, Sixth and Biddle ——__0—_0—_0—_9—_¢ After each school session the teachers lead the little ones in their care from the They do not leave the children until all have crossed ae ond @—_@— > -@—_e-—-0—-- 0 -@—0-—@ SS eo -.$--_- -—"S =- Count Lamedorff, the Russian : SPIRO COMPANY, mide Fette, N. ¥. | minister. left the imperial train at Ham- | ' . ; ath bade tle ie or reeins A HRs ee — —— eh ks ee ere ’ ” ” , >. . — ee
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Yerkes i{s s like en robust : Tpetae a Mie bass we oO » *Hattd for Newton tn the ninth - ? ; ‘ a me if - ‘Jay over at ili tiated ahi er rr eee ET EPR eT oe "? See ra: OTN 9 ee MONDAY—ST. TOTITS POAST-NITISP A TCH —sEprempBeER 23. q SP ep ee ae eee SALE. f AND BEST SPORTING NEWS_ Re et a a NEW PITCHER 1S GOOD —————— _ YEREES HAS SPEED, CURVES AND |ACLEVER HEAD. ASEBALL COMMENT Boston is scheduled to try out the St. Louls team Monday. The team arrived in the city Sunday, and most of the players witnessed Sunday's game. Boston is play- ing fair baseball at the present time and {is trying hard to work its way into the first division. If the Cardinals can only keep up the gait started Sunday Boston's hopes will not amount to much. The home team, however, is due to a relapse, and if Bos- ton should win the series St. Louis will take a place in the second division. it. does not matter so very much now, and perhaps it would be the better plan if Don- ovan continues his policy of trying out new material. Joyce may be worked today, to ' see what he can do in a full game. HE BEAT BROOKLYN SUNDAY Cardinals Gave Him Good Support and in Only One Inning Was He in Trouble. STANDING OF THE CLUBS Prior to Monday’s Games. NATIONAL LEAGUTE. Won. * Club. Pittsburg .. Philadelphia Brooklyn ..... Rt. Louls ..... Arthur Granville failed to line up at third the lirooklyn team. Hanlon's 'men were too hard pushed to take any chances. Granville warmed up with the | men in a Brooklyn sult that fitted him like it certainly was never made for him to wear. He did nicely, but after the game t. | had been under way four or five innings and Brooklyn had falled to sasume lead they evidentiy anticipated, Granville’s ‘chance of distinction went glimmering. | Hanlon says he will try him out on the | spring training trip of the club, Granville light beside the Small men have base with Fe New York . Chicago .. Clacinnatl .. Pe C26 Raltimere . Washington Cleveland Milwaukee is in for Arthur. Batting will prob- ubly be his weakness. Sunday’s. Results. store NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Touls 5, Brooklyn ° Cincinnati! 13-2, New York 0-10, Pittsburg 15, Chicago 9. to make himself a fixture there. He fields ‘ AMERICAN LEAGUF a little raw at times, as once in Sunday's No games played. game when a major league ma! a have held Kruger's slow throw. Monday’s Schedules. urges to get his hit every game, NATIONAL LEAGUE. and lands on the ball all the time. Boston at St. Louls tion he is fast and can get to New York at Pittsburg. the best of them. The common Philadelphia at Chicago. Sunday after the game was that Brooklyn at Cincinnatt. : was a comer and Richardson would do as fens AN LEAGUE, Donovan is having much better luck with Tete” at Washington. his men lately and if he continues Milwaukee at Baltimore. successful, the Cardinals should have a Chicago at Philadelphia. winning team next season—always provid- ng the American League does not step in and take Wallace, Burkett and the cream. — --@®— -- Duke of Alba Coming. NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—The Duke of A}- ba, a grandee of Spain, and who bear: many patents of nobility, will be one of the distinguished foreign visitors at- the international vacht races. The Alba familys onee held the title and estates of Colum- bus, having inherited them from Maria de Toledo, wife of Diego Columbus. The duke was here for the last international yacht races. le man- however, first Donovan's men gave an exhibition of “Baseball as we might play it if we wanted to” Sunday afternoon, defeating the Brook- lyn team 5 to 3, with a minor league pitcher in the box. The Cardinals simply outclassed their op- ponents, the visitors showing to disadvan- tage in every departmeit of the game. The recent Order of play with the St. louisans Was exactly reversed. Instead of occupying the bases and flelding positions like monu- ments the men were in every play. At the bat they did the best with Dr. Newton's curves that coud be done, consdering that the Cincinnati discard was in excellent form, while on the bases, with one excep- tion, they surpassed themselves. It was as if the team had show courtesy to the new pitcher, whom Donovan tried out. The genera! enthusiasm and good work is best testified to by the feat of Bill Schriv- er. Whether it was the ozone or the genera! inspiration that affected him. “‘Wee Willie BSchriver actually etole second. Yerkes, the new twirler, will undoubtedly G@o. He certainly was aided by the. fast work of Burkett and Heidrick in the out- field and the genera! excellence of the team work, notwithstanding a record of four er- ors by the locals. Even with mediocre cking he should have won, us he hada everything a first-class pitcher should have @nd more than many of them ever have He is not a one idea pitcher, by any means. Apparently, variety makes things more in- teresting for the batters and he serves them @ choice assortment. He has all the shoots, @ puzzling but effective delivery and a slow ball with a mile-wide curve that none of the Brooklvn men could fathom The beauty of it all was that fontrol all his disnensations, and ball, usually so difficult to handle, he could any and all times It was a most creditable exihibition of pitching. Pot impressive personally. man might who once had and who had recentiy been assed through a wringer. He Is jean and all and fiat, and his hair has the per- oxide of hydrogen effect. He looks better than Jovece, the other new Man. though a fair opportunity was hardly given the latter. @o--— OSS/IP ABOUT PUG/LISTS Benny Yanger is expected to‘arrive in St Louls Monday. He will continue training here for his ight with George Dixon next Thursday. Both men are cxpected to mak2 l22 pounds dectded to Yerkes, Frank Erne and Rube ¢erns Aght Monday night at Fort Erie, Canada. Erne tried to secure a@ postponement of the imatch, but the club had made all its arrangements fcr the fray and decliued to grant nis request. erne is the favorite in the betting with the easterners, bit in Si. Louis, where Ferns is perhaps oetter known, opinion seems to be that Ferns will best his clever opponent. Erno will weimth 138 and L'erns 140 at the time of entering the ring he could that slow George Siler, who 1s t> referee the fight between Dixon and Yanger at the West knd Club, has the fcilowing to say rezard- ing the coming affiir: ‘“‘l’enny Yanger hes been resting on the limb of fdleness fcr ; Some months. Dixon has been Nzht'nge with varied success in Colorado, but claims he is as good as ever. This can card'y be possible, still his cleverness and iong ring experience make h.m a hurd man for anv of the rising gexeration of boxers. In-y an- ger he will meet « young, etrong fellow, fairly clever, and a bara hitter; one that will be on top and after him at all times Brooklyn Had eae we Svena tee hlow fer biow It wili de . & Test O: Vein and strength againsi apo, One Good Innine. science and ring generalship, and it ought The Brookiyns were not in it save In one | ‘© be @ corking contest.”’ inning, the eighth, when they scored thre i. as runs, Three straight were scored in this round by the and two IIe Kid Broad no longer has featherweight Championship aspirations. At least he has small right to any. His recent defeat by Singics visitors OULS ” yt. SCcC- Jim Jeffries failed on his first attempt to ko the gait of Sullivan, Dixon and Me- Govern in trying to put out all comers in |} four rounds. Hank Griffin stood him off j easily by clinching and going down several times for the count. Jeffries was capped by the care he was compelled to ' | Mua “ : helped bring in the trio of tallies Hugh McFadden should set them all aside. Made them count by base running. Their | at eyed dee Be mig es he was treated first score came in the fifth innine when | tg y Mckadden. McFadden Fight. With Bill on first, Newton consid- | 74° 60° meme pp ty: ey scandalously. red , . ott es ag | it i8 Supposed that Broad underestimated © the Chance of his : tenling il biiwe | his opponent and got his beating before he after one Attempt to « him napping, alized what he was g£0ing against. Broad during which moment * crowd ady ised } . Loney it 1. Time— th. eree mc cordingly announced ‘no race.”’ ling the date ahead two weeks. | ©wlng to the refusal of the crews to par- Uicipate, the event will, as it now stands. eonfined to a match between the (C'en- lurve and the Centrals, the others having aqeciared their inte ntion not to take part in future contests for the cup. The matter may be settled tn fA day or two. The conditions of the race do not cover the situation, and a special agreement may be necessary. The Ilarlem cup was donated by Julius Klein, and is now in the possession of the 'Centrals. They have had !{t one year. The trophy must be won three times by the same club before it passes into the per- manent possession of any crew. _——--@ —_— ou | Fink Won Dupont Medal. Fred Fink won the Dupont medal shoot at Dupont Park Sunday afternoon with 20 straight kills. Seventeen men entered the levent and seven killed their first ten birds The shoot for the Mermod trophy was *. G. Bpencér from L. O. Jones, 2 —— hits-- on Ity le ” ” --« the | Richardson at first is making something | of a success of his effort and appears able | should | In addi- | with | remark | Yerkes to be| CUP DEFENDER’S ——o—_-o—_ 6 4—_6—__ 6 —_0—_ 4 —_0—_ 9 “ ne SKIPPER HAS NO ‘SUP —--o— +--+ —-—-+-- o-oo #--o—_ -@ ERIOR COLONIA nandl- | sev- | opinion The referee overruled their | present | Penal - the | Western Club, were willing to take a chance | | on the river except the Centrals and Cen- | The latter declined to row. and the ref- | put- | has come within the ! ys." '2 202 2" g21, ~ > -¢ -©--@ ¢ -¢-¢ oo t > ; | —>—_?-+ -+—_4— —_ __e-—-+ “= land, in 1854, and fs straight Scotch, not | english, as some persist in calling him. Charle Barr, Who Will Sail Columbia! he has Met black hair'and biack eyes, cons Against Shamrock This Week, | {ja tne result of following the sea. He is Trickiest and Sharpest of tail, straight with a determinea, well-cut Sea Jockeys. jaw and mouth, and good looking. Charlie’s parents wanted him io become | a grocer or some other tradesman ashore, 'but the scent of salt water was strong I! |his nostrils, and ships had a strange fas- NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—Many able critics | Cination for him. | So one — perigee aM Say that Columbia beat out Constituti am .canow 7ouRn De ances oa . 111070 | shop from his shoes and ran uway for the honor of defending the America’s|sea. He found a berth as cabin boy on a Cup, not because the old boat was the ‘little coasting schooner hailing from Green- faster, but because Charlie Barr was her ~~ this vessel and in fishing he skipper. There js little question that Barr] learned the rudiments of his art. life is the cleverest jockey on a “‘ninety-footer’ | ¥as hard an perilous, 1 re ware ons: sailors varife took in America today. He will need all Bi og ie a Mother Carev's skill next week, for in Sycamore, who will and grew up to be an agiie, muscu- be at Shamrock’s tiller, and in Mr. “‘\Willie’’ man. Following the example Jameson, the challenger’s manager, Barr brother. John. he too’ up vac will have against him the best amateur and shipped before the mast best professional sailors in all Europe. pr Uleritn. He was smuar®t Charile Barr came from a noted family |trap, full of nerve and pluck, of skippers. His father, brothers and|came as tricky and sharp a S nephews have all won fame guiding racin mld te found on the Clyde When the famous 20-ton cutter Clara was Special Correspondence of the Post Dispatch, boats rryy . L jie hool for as ter a water chicken lar young lle r his | oe | ' ' | | | , ) ' | | ' *-—-?--@--@ —-@—-@--@— @ -4 -4—-o-@-@-—6 -@— @ rnde o—?—-—- 00 0—_-0_0—_0—_- —_ 0-0-0 _—__0—_0—_ 0 —_0—_ 9-0 —_ 9 _ 99 — -o— © @—¢ -?>-? @ @-@-o—--@—-@ -o—_-o-—-o—_- 0 0 —_9- -o-—_@ Photographed by the Post-Dispatch. MR. WLLIAM PRICE, interested in the English game. oo Oo —~? —o—-o—>—->—_9—_9— 6-9 9—_ © 0-6 — 0 —_9—_4—0_ 5 4 One of a number of local enthusiasts o> —_o—->—- o-oo - 2-0-9 o- ©— ©. © —-#--#--# -o-- © @-O--#—@-7-O--&} Obliging. Family Secrets. From London Punch , oOkhiyn Life. Lady (to village jobber, who for days has been husbend w ‘‘working’’ in the house): Can you tell me when you are likely to have finished this job? | “Why pot?’ Village Jobber: If you can tell me, mum, where “Ile does pot I'm likely to get another, i skeleton.”’ rom the Br **Maudile's bathing anit.’ n't let ber wear a tight wish ber to expose the family ' sent to 'a Scotch-built | Skipper and boat were very successfui. Aft- |'for two more | been i his | giance | S@€a cutter 3 | be | sporting 'man before | man , irom 'when | game i than ' buovish, 'is not only action of the arms, but of most i €)? ' pan i that 'not leave the ground, some feared that that | Africa—the The British doubtless will find it to | ' their | blacks, A frica political influence in Great Hritatn. America Charlie Barr shipped as mate under his brother John, who was skipper. They sailed the little craft across the ocean and won many prizes against American ‘‘skimming dishes.”’ Charlie’s first command was the cutter owned in Thana, Boston. er spending the next year in Scotland Barr returned to America, and sailed the Thana seasons. tefore his famine as a racing skipper had tirmly established Charlie arr and brother John took up Marblehead, Mass., and renouncing alle- to Queen Victoria, swore fealty to I'nele Sam and began to cultivate the New England accent. out to caught Their commission in the fall, sallied blow high or blow low—and American fish after Scotch methods. suce astonished the natives. lin ISS5 Barr to England for the famous Fife Minerva across the ocean on her own keel. Barrs success with Minerva was phenomenal. For two she was invincible and Barr ame lie then. sailed the famous champion Gloriana and her of ‘ess , ery] Seasons noted. Oweenile, the ‘conqueror, the Wasp. Tn 1898 he took the | resigned his | Navahoe, built by Mr. Royal Phelps Car- roll, to England, but after a few races he berth. Next he was engaged ' by Mr. George Gould to bring the America against | rock a residence at | matchless skill and sent | year They built a stanch fish- | ‘ine craft, and when their yachts went out | handles ‘skipper does his catboat. , the new Shamrock. Admiral Tweed of the Corinthians | She, like the Clara, sailed | i cup champion Vigilant back from England. He sailed her here in the trials against Defender. Then he took command of Com- modore C. A. Postley’s racing schooner Colonia and had great success with her. Barr was released at Iselin's request to help prepare for the defense of the cup ir Thomas Lipton's first Sham- the Columbia with Sir Thomas home a disappointed man needs no retelling. This Barr. with the same old Columbia, will try to disappoint Sir Thomas again. Rarr knows his boat better this time and her as easily as a Long Island In this he has over Sycamore on How Barr handled two vears’ advantage Both skippers are noted for their clev¢ erness and foxiness. Both are willing to take almost any risk to gain an advantage, and both are shrewd sea lawyers, know- ing their “rights’’ to the letter. When they meet off Sargly Hook there are likely to be many exciting moments from which quick handling alone will avert collision. PITCHER STANLEY YERKES WILL DO He Possesses Good Nerve and His De- livery, Although Simple-Look- ing, Is Effective. Stanley Yerkes, the Cardinals’ new pitch-| | pitchers are. er, occupied the box during Sunday's game. his initial appearance as a National won. Almost It was and his team has a future. eakrue player, he L, oy every lherefore, mortal, feels entitled to a time to come, but 'a man who can stand before a critical num- | ‘ber of baseball spectators and exhibit such /a complete control of nerve as Yerkes did most of the time Sunday has much to hope for in the future in the way of fame. People went to the ball game expecting to see Sudhoff pitch. Nobody, not even the editors, supposed that Manager would try the mettle of his new a Sunday crowd. Mr. Donovan seems to have a knowledge of men, how- ever. and he made no mistake when he put the fortunes of the day ¢n the hands of the from the Marion team. spectators were friendly to Yerkes the start. They gave him applause he stepped to his place and they took his part whenever Umpire Emslie called his threws balls instead of strikes. They watched his tall figure through the with much interest. He seems taller ronovan The Hie never ceases action and it be- the muscles in his body. When he that pecullar jumping-like is not jumping, because his feet do was his way of showing stage fright. Lut when it continued right through he , fame to the last tnning when he was per- | fectly | Was not that it part sure of victory they knew due to nervousness, but only of the Yerkes way of pitching. Yerkes’ Style Seems Simple. The Yerkes way of pitching seems to be the simplest thing imaginable. Theo ball ,comes as a beanbag comes from the hands : f a graceful girl. No effort seems to be | after a hard afternoon's work, from Moun- the object | tain Chief, Haredine being practically the (>i exerted in the throwing, yet comes well. The unwary are not to be mis- led into beliéving that there's anytiing feminine about Yerkes. There is not. His pitching is so much of an art that it con- _ceals the fact that it is anything but nat- the other Cardinal twirlers and more | ; exercise | ' served ee er ee i el NATIVES IN THE BOER WAR. England Wants ‘Them Because They Are Cheaper Than White Troops. l‘'rom the Buffalo Express. There are three races whose interests are to be with the employment of British, in eonrection natives In the war in South the Boers and the considered Rroeas, immediate advantage to use the Kitchener demonstrated In Soudan campaign that African negroes un- der white officers can be made very 8ser- Viceable troops. He had several regiments of them at Omdurman and they up to the attack of the Khaitfa'’s “as well as their white comrades. In they have the advantage of familiar with the country and accustomed to the climate. Moreover, If the death rate among them ia high, it is of no great con- They have no friends and no They stood for es sequence ne- | his |_And wholesome. South being | require little pay, and can get along with | cheaper food and less hoepltal at- than white soldiers. Their use lessen considerably the cost of the would not meke so much differ- indef- much tendance would war and it ence if the struggle is prolonged initely. | ural. He is not especially good at the bat. Few lle tries hard, though, end never ceases to make his muscles work bringing the bat back and forth as if it were a baton and he a bandleader. Yerkes was fortunate in his first appear- ance. Although it was a fall afternoon, the attendance was fairly large and quite enthuslastic. His opening performance, which was ‘“‘one, two, three’ for Mrooklyn, made him popular at once and caused lus work to receive serious attention. Jle was studied from the top of his long head with its shock of vellowish-gold football hair to the tips of his spiked shoes. Then, too, he had as his assistant that funny man, Schriver. Serious-fuced players owe more than they think to the overgrown Brownie. He makes | | the good-natured and they cheer the players on | with } ; "7 id brought mere ) CGJloucester, i people laugh, the laugh makes them to victory instead of sitting around grum faces doing the “‘knocking act.” The other players, too, seemed to be anx- fous to buoy Yerkes up. sionally and several times did things that might have been detrimental, but In end panned out well. too much in the early part of the game, but improved his work later. At no time did the interest cease to cen- ter around Yerkes, except In the seventh, | when Donovan made that pretty steal of bases, The measure handsome captain received a full of cheers inane Yerkes’ opponent, Newton, nerved and would Iikely be classed as a better pitcher than Yerkes, but It was not his first appearance as a League pitcher. Therefore he cannot have his actions an- alvzed That honor, if it may be so called, Is re- for Yerkes, who in less than 24 hours graduated from the ranks of a minor league and became aie winning pitcher with a future. ROSE MARION. —— - Managing a College. From Llarper’s Weekly. As for the actual management of a university's business, it is conducted much ike that of a towt eaty. is the beginalug of the year the prob able inoome is estimated. After sbout 2 per cent is deducted for the expenses of the bualtness depart tents, nuch in the same way that a board of ap pertiontent does In the case of a tt The ern tnuetitution of higher education,’ therefore, carries instances, the business of a . a collection agency, a bank employs usually a staff of over I ae7 en, e’Ai exstiante a hotel. and leh. Old Scenter Rye Is Mellow Ask for it. H. L. Griese- dieck & Co. distributors, St. Louls. Uncle Sam Helps the Farmer. Frow the Saturday Evening Poet. It is recorded by the depertment of agriculture that in i year the Mingesota Experiment Stat thon, by nenus of careful breeding, praloced a new vartet) of wheat which yvlelded nearly 25 per cent) more grain than its parent variety. which was the | An in| crease of 25 per cent, or five bushels to the secre, | would add to the world’s supply of wheat, G25,00)., best grown in the state up to that time. i“ bushels, which, at 80 cents a bushel, woald be worth $i46.0,000 per annem. An increase of only one bushel an acre would sagment the world’s 125,000,000 bushels, representing a value of $100,000, 000, ee ee ee = —~o—_o—---- -o——4—o 44 POOR FIELDS TODAY -_ — —— TULLA FONSO IS PICKED TO BEAT MENACE. KINDRED HAS GOOD CHANCE De Blaise, Gratia and Rose of Red May Win. as Their Company Is Not of the Best. DELMAR SELECTIONS. First Race—Gratia, Fiddler III, Jack ¢ Wills. Second Race—Ragnarok II, May Vio- let, Belle of Elgin. Third Race—Rose of Red, Jordan, Maria Elena. Fourth Race—Kindred, Kazan, At- telle. Fifth Race—De Blaise, Orlandine, Lit. tle Land. Sixth Race—Tulla Fonso, Menace, La Spara. Although the entries at Delmar today are numerous, the caliber of the horses engaged is inferior. A large number of the horses will run at Delmar today for the aret time. Eleven selling-platers start In the fret race, at one mile, and the winner will run the distance in about 1:44. Gratla appears to be the least slow, but she does not like well. The weight also the animals that will Too but the route may any her, 2? stop oppose her are so utterly bad that she may | ' | ’ was steady- | rel : and | R ; : | | i the 'who has | $85, They erred occa- | the | Jesse Burkett risked | / : i Cardinal! | are speedy. ; Society manage to land in front. Fiddler and Jack Wills look the best of the rest. The second race is about on a par wi the first as tar as class is concerned, an there is littie to choose between the lot. tagnarok beat Miss Golightly car even weight on Friday last, and there is no horse in this race within ten pounds of being as good as Miss Golightly, so that on this figuration Ragnarok should win, May Violet and Belle of Elgin may fight it out for the place. A dozen 2-year-olds will meet tn the third ' five and a half furlongs, Rose of Red or Jordan should win. The illy is carrying a little more weight than likes, but she has the advantage of ‘ing accustomed to the track. Jor is good colt, owned by Mr. Hayes, a capa- ble horseman, and being by Lamplighter, ts well bred. He has not run for some time and it is simply a question of fitness that will decide his victory or defeat this after- noon. The fourth will be a six-furlong dash for all ages. It seems to He between the pick of the older division, Kindred and Kagan. Kazan has covered the distance in 1: and on Friday last Kindred ran a second to Lady Strathmore tin the fast time of 1:14% There are two first-class 2-year-olds in this race in Dean Swift and Attelle, and this Is about the time of year when they can successfully cope against older horses, as witness the remarkable race run by McChesney—a 2-year-old in Chicago on Saturday, in which he covered a mile in 1:39%. It is almost a vear since Don Orsino ran in California, and as his condition is un- known he must be passed by this time. Deblaise and Orlandine figure the in the fifth, and should have it between them at the finish. The last race should be the best of the afternoon. The nine candidates have won at the track, can go tne route, and The outlaw, Tulla Fonso, tg in now and as she has splendid form just race will be hard to welght off her last beat. Menace ts also a fine mare, s and game, and will be In the money, ¥ Spara has just the weight up she Ik With anything less than a hundred poy ve she is dangerous In any company at this distance. The route seems entirely too far for Schnell Laufer. SOCIETY BELLE .WON A STAKE Good Coursing Sunday and Flanagan’sg Hammer Throwing Drew Crowd, to Pastime Park. John Flanagan's attempt to break his hammer-throw record, and the Visitors’ stake drew the largest crowd of the season to the Pastime Coursing Park Sunday. Society Belle won the coursing event, The first-named dogs tied tn the owner, Md. Descaseaux, it off, Society Belle win- runner up. finals, but their decided to run ning. ; Flanagan failed to break his record, though his best cast in eight was better by some inches than the mark he made at Hiandlan Park. Flanagan's record ts some inches over 171i feet. His best throw Sun- day was 169 feet 8 inches. A Uppy stake was also run off Sunday, Black Burton winning after Princess Tag had been withdrawn. tetween the finals of the all-aged stake, the first auction sale of greyhounds. in history of the sport was held, B. FP, Jackson of Kansas disposing of the kennel he brought with him to the meeting here. The prices were poor Keckless Archer, something of a reputation, brought Crawford buying him In. Tue winner out in Kansas, brought Richardson being the purchaser. animal by Jimmy Kane— Hiappy Hlelen, brought but $25. Adelina Patti brought but $10 and several others pittances., St. Mar, $7.50; Hiindoo, $10. Summaries of Sunday's coursing: . oul AL!.-AGE STARE, ronnd -Miss Russell beat ay | Tag beat Mog us Hrummell, Heredine irbarian, Mountain Chief beat Van Sweet Polly, Bapaster bea it }} = beat , fe W | 4 bal + te Mise RFuseell beat Barton beat Heredine, Soctety Belle Lacy quoise, ah Re Pity Me, a good yi i ‘ ‘ Second Rarton Bold } Third round Mountain Ctiief b Banaster. contain Ctlet beat Miss Rassell, Se Seu. { . R-jle ran n bye, Tiasl Soe le Helle beat Mountain Chief. eae * pppPY STAKE Firet Hopes Ih! “ k Ku lrark Secret, Runaway wom round Black Burton beat Food Hopes, ' noes Tag rar hve Vinal Black Burtou Tag being drawn Sever ¢ the best dogs at the park hav Bech dly: arrival here. Witch H one seriously injuges that dave. Nan O'Kee died Saturday the Lalrd, the gural stake, ana one 0 bred dows in the country, followed 1 of Nan O' Kee, having been sick ious to his death. rorvnd Ser feel (jirl won, Princess thelr and so a iew Sunday iyi t? ’ Il? *.F ; e" : ee ee The Fretful Porcupine, I’ress uch eabont selentifie palideg, with « the Philade!phia en don’ k tk w ; » ¥ j sats the ied the porcupine, “but if ak, Ss up with me I think I could give poe’? ACING —— ‘DELMAR RACE TRACK BEGINNING AT 2:30 P. M. RAIN OR SHINE. and either . id Ber Admission, incleding Grand Stand, $1.00 — coke &- D yy
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SOON RS poe rs ae TE a det - “ . r eee ~ . — - . . * . . »,* e o “a C es =— yy ae ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee - ¥ - . , , MONDAY--ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATC H—SEPTEMRER 23, 1901 ee ee —— —~ ee -— — ; “ANTALD : 4 , fan ide . ; Stecks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators./| ‘ PAI PRs my ay A , + $1.5081.75 | rade neither in prices nor movement being as * erates 25) fh PE ; : = , : i - ‘ 9 . . . “hs , ai ne pre ons week SCHUMACHER S FREE A RAL | Y IN GRAIN| Today. |Saturday| Year ago | © IMs p* Mena: as ant MULE QUOTATIONS. wees, . 13,408,867 9 43 HE ne-TOWR, B0Q6ic 1, For broke inulcs, @ to 7 years old.) 4 ‘ _ 18 408, RO $4: 8, 364) 5,045, atv) Seamet ag es sl x ands high, extrem: range..... $30 GO@ 70 00 ri — —_" . ** . + SS ; =) . : ‘ i ; iil ae A ” ha rice por wh O.. F * Go one 65 00 | i ete 81. ; bu basket, y . l@! : Ss, wktretie Me seeeecsuww / a oe sel an ‘ ) Ot 4, : ' ort he Koo € CUMBERS. Home ee Fee bbl. ds, extreme range... 2.2.2 75 voile 00 : 2 red whent.. Sates 51 | 52 2, 20 1. £81 ckling ps - ae ; u > hands, bulk of sales . .. SO 00@ BO OO SHOE THIEF. WHEAT AND CORN ADVANCE. |X 2 'ardi ec. Rae Baa) ae Sts | RADISHES Northern, 15eia0 Der ‘ Y PARES catreme range : ) eng) - oe SUD, Se. 7 f 2 Aah ' Wees These sures show a de | | ! M E CU R R E NT | 5 ‘ ‘ . 2 Pa | lik ie es wt ‘ : ‘ . and Bchumas‘ her . * ‘4 it mn aris ‘ ur from "s ’ heal ti ; (rests ‘ every rie ’ ‘oiled ’ el 4 257 . r re : ' i - ae ; ; OU basked ; Michi gan } bu basket 2 f z- fattie ‘ ‘ease of 2123 hogs , a PARSLEY—Home-gro line r +40 ‘ ecrease af ith sheer, decrease | : AND room. datmnagy « ‘ along mr sana) Mr. Clover'’s action we tuken without oe ‘tha ‘ast soiled door , r+ wepcoes vl horses i As . D =? ' . , , aL : re - tT pre peat i . * ; ’ a? i« — ‘ NN , = . . . uy , , » . . . the consent of the prosecuting witness, . Week , sate am . ebb o ne a ae ! = At a Home-grown 2025 ey u : vit he corresponding week a yeat Kinsella who i pr menite d i hie T J leat neon re : | ; ‘ P | ia ) | 470, 1 or 4.) j "* t IYPATA yee grown, 400 ft te pe peck. ; : , j uecrease of SiN head. he | i | , to | | , wee ' tap Mase per bu as evo head, sheep were e ual and ur STARD GRE FE CS Ilome sTown roe Gen oo ea d . ‘ . Bhoe Co., at which piace Schumacher hipemaent WO pent: o %-] , , a sevaral pairs | 344,000 bu, 2,000,000 in excess of expectations Export Flour Movement. bo . mae f southern sj ipments last Friday ot , Va lew MAKES LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, ACTS AS EXECUTOR OF be 0 When the case of ‘haries SS charged with petit (arcen was illed in — charged with faving stolen of shoe S : ' ' , They in if foreign . . ! pent it ois i SAT FE RKP AT T -bbl. 4 “fj? 2, ai ' ' . cllvain R | Bs. ‘ yer Wi msive why l¢ bite ' Con gvertie new anes { e " bosed | . , ? © ' r per rig oo . ; _ pa " » a ends Ray 4 in’ pel f Schumacher wit! s of tnd aris closed 1%@Ze off an ! wunpuenigs — on FGG MARKET tanta, G ae we mul es: J. W.Wrig ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATES, CURATOR OF THE PROPERTY 7 cite ‘ ‘ " MATER om | - RR Po PREF Kt - -Ktra .. Vee Stockyards. “Well, | understand that this man only t tho, ; ‘ "7 7 eet Stole a pair or « heap shoes . Orleans m3 _ co = ‘irst , iS flrs iy i) ae , ; ° as ,eeese Jis Ladle A comer 4 Me ’ kk, end 7 ad: and cle * iol : mn . “Is it customary io make distinctions of e re -s | : . ies : | Sample Market Prices. raeenes xtra this kind? enlug il : , , yes, said Mr (‘lover: “tnat is a My, . (vi . ee . ‘ 4 A men Cau i ‘ . i - meer a" a Le . — — ¥ : Lt age, srceritne ie aa ee ee . NORTH BROADWAY common practice. ; , : . Todas Saturday ago ash deman ere and elsewhere , e(Lec : bull =) Believes Man im ouk f. to Be All Bight. salle i tee ee ae “In this case . pitt Clover, [cae “arly lim) (wm representation» \ to me that _— . ~ got ahont a , , lozen he world Shipments «of nl re i and the ~ *® hai , OS «ths! Sy : —; "! . FROG LEGS-— Sarwe. $1 per doz.: small, 80@@0c Schumacher was that | mean unt On Ofpean passage decreased nearly 2,000 J LIV} War shown that ; i wry previous P e arances amo - . 4 TN i Pat By rk {> al nliheo anted record with the police, : as he was will- | Tyad porn Was weak ing to pas i) the amount f the costs, I ! yinpathize with \“ hy figured that the late would » the gainer iM ps ver syne Thhes ere il ™ | .v0. 3 Mixed ..... SStowht i) yt ee. : } a . bb 12 " wht at LOe g ; : nate if we ac epted his propositior nyt MN av iay bast ’ satse ¢ ' rit stain | lixed oe , rs }yG ow 7 . .* “aC; dairies, I1'4c; , ong hi rns, 4-dath ‘ +4 , “5 rr co alned s GS , . ik ince: lic; How Leek we eee sees | . WALKER . ihe e> per doz. for young; | per ck ZA i; Wie hes a. Sie 4a [pr I qq ~lelelej ~— oe ? G . } “Did you ascertain whether the Reid 7! a me o Wi oes at arge, Shoe (o.,desired to prosecute this case’ 1 Pave ote seta S . es TF eee ie 1 eNee f llow ., YE LOM TF 591, i, limburee: _ , I6e; brick, 11%4e. Gal ‘ ar “No: | =) ip pose Niy I Pte . Bret eli fata ; : ‘ ie A ‘ ~ ow ee os 3. ; HILL, THE two pres ePciite birt AS | had cle Chale | tO tak ay “be 9 . F erate bn 4 Prvaty ; 4 : . . roosters Ci ha ; ec: ord elle , 1] shal _- 5 , ‘ - ; It 3 }: ; * ef *-* other action, | didn't think it necessary t ‘ aii oe howe Pg = etal = , — pome ‘> Tu Py. dee ; , oa 3 President. “Are you personally acquainted with |, ’ c ving of- shor ep mi mime is. 6S ie. ar io aan eae ae ted Beem OG ive. Same — eee - ' ental CoM nm gives. ench f * 20T N BROADWAY Se ‘hums i he ay ! ear me . when there V4 — a: re oo eC ‘ o. é os - oa at I? — : . x ; . ’ - Sera pate see . . . “No, 1 don't think I ever saw him but [ resection ; 7 vn ee a . PEANI Ts. Farmers’ stock 7s ! nd calves, ea a : Offers the Facilities of a Well-Managed and Well-Fauipped Bank. once.”’ , sold gui ip to Ge a vee ES QUNTQ S ' + ws eK, Ted, > per. Ib; | eartings : - . , *1- ‘ _@ 4 ; v1 : 2 , it a '% _ e¢ »! ‘ Mr (“lover did not know W nere SS hii- = °s obsi tad n/ | maWiiiiltt i ‘ > : ’ vg “ -? Sous , ~ ; ae ‘ ‘= a ANS F. Clerk at Reid's i ia aiios tat aatth® rast thveeeh. compared | 3 foe = | @ldc; light fine, 13@1314c3 heavy fine, lo%m@lic. | 3 a ceive EM. es vw ewe a. , R. RIC Pr esident F. R. Rice Mercantile C1 ar Ce.; LL A. EMISON : | a, or. a see eee Gene Dhan TT, | Kan nd Nebraska—Bright modi!um, 16¢: dark Big i A ives, each... : . BATTAILE; EPHRON CATLIN: WALKER H : CHurs .,Oca ane «de ‘ ba) eligi he ' . ees " } ivi eit Three Weeks. ao fanaa ~ “yen 1 and 7 a on Ne _ | De ’ Tie? T1%@71) - oc; fiae medium, ide; ght F names tay = @ , CHANSLOR Mr. Reid of th: hoe company sai teceiptsa of corn at primary po! 7 Deh | ae, oe One “ i rae Kha: - five heifes OIE > | $2 3 ' Ass’t Cashion re , ba i@ « pared wird ,' , : ~~ the Post-Dispateh Th S humac her was : . li Olt mw} . ’ ty e@ and to *“ dj £133 Clerk in his store f. nre weeks during me . 861.27 uu. CO e itl 157,000 | sen mt i> o e, | 2G 180; ». Seer a *. 1v@at vee i ty io dilanats atin ' pres hie “4 ~ - - August A man 7 ning e ; H - ' ” date ne 4 . 50 = : . .* . . / ia) ‘ . “5 7 ~~ 4 % : ‘ piel ‘ Dita ‘ ™ . . . i ed , - ec anics la ationa an ciel WAS SLU ; | rl ' h , 4 ng ~ Fa! ro ; — Medium v7 16" 2c; burry, ll@ilsSe;: h Murry, oe A pcbath SUS CHsyes, aeu ‘ oo ’ . fot ‘ lon “ashed \ ) No 1, 4: No y . “1 nt en : : as , ° ees . ; ‘ ‘ ‘ a> Til ( . ; ; ae De i oo} Ss ! . LOUIS, Appointment, so at rive further Du Sat ot yap ete : 4 aeerenation Mr tel made ; appoint ss 4 Oy Pie, as LUUC, ’ Se) | Sens ae 7 . ~ ne? At ra goat hair (long), l4@15e; shor ic; = Ment, but Readingto: is me nm hand —t - rae T | rT Le. one “0s Repeats pith yan ere | bur } Mee. i : : r - — seb cowees oe ~ } URN Received ane ee eee? | C18, lige, IIc Lie and 61% j Mas bs i ht Texas, 14\sc; southern, laer nolertea Rent’ | 3%. ¢. eo eens ae FOURTH AND PINE STREETS. dington ‘ . r ? i nei y ; — e . 4 2 a ' | NEW YORK : i ‘ 4c; sgec | 4 1 ( ary sé ed, ll pee ted ary CO : . ~ “ ee i ’ ; ’ sy ’ ’ " i , By: As Signy do — : , : . P hy . at ; . ore a . . —— _ + ¥ —— 7 ° ae en : ’ . 723 - ‘ v Ralt ee ‘ ut o> 7 : , 2 .* Siemling shoes from the store. SSS S| he marin Noes rome Lowen.) there wan ee | | Claing 5 Migheat | Lowest | Glogna” [ern Hyt!Zshern race. Gat ete Sani | “Z ustiee ics aid caves wack TB CAPITAL - $1,000,000.00 Fs ; ; “ DBERSKING- "ETC.—-Deerskins’ quotable at 24 SURPLUS - $500,000.00 Detectives ru ind T n | ld ¢ price The primary receipts | WHEAT : ¢ ; »* Be DS Wht , aan 8 1 oo _| der ib for prime, Texas at 20c; antelope, 15¢; LIVESTOCK Bi BY TE TELEGRAPH. nts ali were a | or ‘ 1 lay " . , , T°. wel : . Pe 4 aa sae ‘ s*3 Aitaiea wa . @ et eiae - * “. the Cus ‘| ' . hay 7 a ahou 110.000 mn na ye | lived With hii. fine? : | tor stres | iis 7 lips ime) oly . Soriny yDeat Hy a . —r ] ——- aoa tekine ok, - a8 mensrs Reid a , =? . “ aH we of the rece) - mmar, WILLS ° ' .3 a : . ~ 2 SMEEP PELTS—»? — onlet : lambe. 15@aR0e; a } macher admiited ha r tolen 1 yee elg ted free offering f Rus : Os bh 1 thes, toned ~ pa a 2S16¢ ’ per Ib, accord HIT AG: Sept Catt Receipts, 24.000 R. BRB. HUTCHINSON, President | . Khoes, at differ tir oa Ve e1: ela beat. total clearances todas ere , . . "7s | a ae ‘eT | incinding QW Texans and KW) w esterns ; steady: D. K. FERGUSON, Vice-President. LUDWARD BUDER, 2d Asst. Cashier. ol dies’ |' va Fone "*% CORN | AL AND "sc RAP 1K IN—Old iron, 204p45¢ | BOod to pr! steers, $6.10G6.30: poor to mediui Der 100 Ibs; co oot rass, $7G@I1; lead, $3.75, | F406; si “ke Ts “and feedera, $2500 U0: : B. B. GRAHAM, Vice-President. cere, § + Accounts solicited on favorable terms. ! contemplating the establishment of banking connections. CHAS. O. AUSTIN, Cashier. Will be pleased to have personal interviews with al} patr They recovere aye i : , . pe ‘2 im pel hosRe i wen were Wipe ot ; ane ' : . ° er shoe . T. : al , ! hi. " hi hn carried p) i ? t ; s - od a ‘ be 5 ; 4" COR lirm: coral: UF 4 LG u uallty, $6u@ | > ~ ~® 7 ’ ‘ ’ 4 . 1 bene ‘ 2 9 BO per I ai . Mib.75; Texas teers, $5014.60: ‘ . L ; FEATHERS Firm; small sacks, 46: cy las ie ve eers, $3.71 : ssoge Receipts to- ks 44 , an jullly. Ste; whit |} Cay, 2 Vv, tomorrow, 24,000; left over, 8872: 5@ MEMBERS! [ee ee eee - " wheat opened t,e¢ lower than a! \ goml demand put the price u 71M a , =) 2 A NO ARE LIMIT i heavy Russian shipments and th: crease in MINNEAI Ls eit FE: are: x =) : XX, jullie. xy ud fay: | ; , i , ‘ visible caused a drop to 71% ‘be! be } ‘ Va ’ "OL > / ML) - PO geth nea eh, A -c a . r rn ‘ &ne futches $4 bie 2; Our val : . - . - — HONEY Comb, O@8c; amber, 10@liez| to choice heavy, $7@7.86; rough heavy i 1 hr wards & Sons ai ligh $6 7 1S bulk of aalan™ $6 woaT Os, e e | New York Stock Exchange, i ws mathy he adya » in con ihort ' , | Lia Dipath th aé ay hy _# n. ( login Highest Low est | C losing re cry leas; extra ‘ted. and strained lo bar rels, This Expert Testimony Given by Dr. |: A se Sate , Mite price 11 ; ay Poaay, Today. qAine: Ro x Prime 4'g@oc. ‘ 4 » @ ae a esp . EES ‘rime, 26¢ per poun . “ rea ‘ " . ‘ ‘ Le MY HEAT. «> | N . Ma ill, 0, : , be cugl the . re i oO - i 47 TON rhb OlL Yel ‘sw ae white, 40c: Yiag 76, Who Is to Wed a asked at ti a gain of dead Pr ant ~ aig’ | Winter yellow, 42c and white, 43: : ‘ rr | | ; ' : . . : s ; , ‘ a . pore -, a ihis Fall. niv « Mav was made today. Near } } Are , (OSs USbouts . | we. ae Le = # : aks. - = MA Shh Pure test at | : on maa —- s. ’ ae CHICAGS) es VECORN Mixed aud w PILL, ADE PHILA. Penny Sept ; ke’ a | ; See uuen be “welpts of 4 j At RB, ou roga\ were ' Clo#ing | Highest Lowest Closing — mM API KE ang AR AND SYRI ing in ang is an individual matter that t ta o are Oow = * ear am : . ’ : > , t. Saicurday vday Poday. Today dian, l4e: te aw syrur ba; alr. 19 cholee mi “fie 410 and 412 Olive St. Chicage Stock Exchange. “=| $TOCKS. and BONDS. | 5 lite Sit cnn, ~ Reet 38 __. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, PRIVATE WIRES, — nt frie : . T ‘Tas con a. $2. 10"@2. 80: | “st I} Wi R SEED—Old, $2.80475.50: otactnent and | { m3 —Ie) Se CoCo a 5. | 4 « “9 has no reference What: ver 10 age the eb r) i ul ; ‘ an r A acne ream a DAtivVe © “Added experience in life does not change | ‘"" through, compared with, 2826 sacks and 205 | i WHEAT. new, $1.5 ) feedors, $3@14.25; bulls, 82.40Gb. mclve we Sees sh . 1a tle rms Jocal and 73 cars through the same dat ae | « 7] \70! 1707 7 “1TO%, @70% bi “ROOTS cme 25S; Ia slippes logs Rece! 4000; maruet’ strong. be hioker | : ve "a. 25 pink ; golcen al, T4ic; lay OL sales, 1. Goa : eavy 7! ‘10: > are. | : aT; heavy, ; packers, 214 NORTH FOURTH STREET. ihe he ir? 1 i> j= ; j il | ‘ | ? »’ j7e «6 ss . " ™ . : ' pat / OoOmantic | ‘ . : : ~- ~ “ ‘ . ails be . ‘ a ° ta ith. ia ™@Qis ‘ ac’ tark y ’ ‘ i y a) snak Bi ae ce nr ‘ . " roe | c af / a on , , ¢ 4 : . 4 - : : is hii. ‘i. PLL y ew, " {, $6.30G28.70: | ~ lov “it tour ry us ' « re iwe nity years. Pyheme i tpt if me! nt ; ae ' } ih! ey so l 'T’hy' " sat , : , a bay sal mT » . ’ , ; n . ’ xX} ri Ui stimon Y .% rie : rning {| le age , 7 “ Ad aa al ’ a ‘ . ” - a — " 6S My é . oy ho “4 han sy r root + i? 4? tree. _ ‘ i ‘ aC; ' oO - P e ; i} 4 ; . ¥ > = , »' . _" . } Of iove is given by ID KLdward iH Magli, ; 3 = } iri : ~} blue ff Se; skull cap leaves, Sc; sassafras bar i, foe market iy ~ - , | the first pre Side: | ‘ . y [7 . . ‘ lle . . " . US ’ Cus ate . - - : 4c; wil « nge 4c. “iti a> phy ¢ ra ree weth ers, ~ es " : : aie - and father-in la A : , . ‘ i “a * ie uN vent “ . ‘ . iD > lf ft ‘ . ag 2: 75a r: if ve = ’ », Ambassa: lor to Ger; rp ’ jot at ne ape, ] rr yg ln i FE 1 OO LG) ' $1 No e] We. S$) Ty oF ’ 5, -tvgd Je aneerD., ° Bagement to mart ed wit! r ag t SYUb : ens | CASTOR REANS—Car lots at $1.25 per bu. he - Sa es | Members St. Louis and New York Stock Exchanges. Private Wires York | | . | DRIED FRUIT—Apples: Evaporated rings, 6%¢; | oz iu “Stunt i * hative beaten ¢ is Th ay MOI TIM 1h ie Le a amin . + . 4 - ' Oeve NAtTIVe beet steers, bridgroom i 4 " s\* - ‘ . ° : = > bh ’ ” " , = > d ae . ’ 4 ‘ re "th fern sf. " . 4 nail , ' var ston ce SOVOCuly-Six " "4" , + , “4° ab ” I} ACHES Sun-dried, aac + +e > Texas steers, years old on Tuesday, f; hich it would a Gi eae CAC rear c ‘ 2 - oS lial oS? eke | os! “AN: and-picke eans. | ow |. 5 hie eM MEMOS Osler, 84.40 oN vest nnean dle face. Sugar—Raw steady; | Appear that h'a helio are i result. of ive 4 >, ied am 4‘ ” De machi nicked $s: gs fs Am . “ee , ert} Stockers an ’ r ' r Pale Lr ‘ert ral, YO test Me 4c; mo geben {* Pdi finn 7 is fourte rn vears — . ‘ . « i) Mins, | ] , oc woke A ~ fx a ‘ ' P'S. mead ; 1 i. ~~ ; Re ‘ ' rar. ; ‘ bee > 7 in steady; crush af. 118 junior ' . . . sas 3 ‘ nedinm . y py 4 » fe , iaae ris me d on rranulated ra (nffee é ? CHICAGO OV SIO} e778 Sa peNSaees ; ' ‘MMe oe 7 ; ‘ — oe _& : . Dr. Magill and hie dane} , ' selling | other market but ade | - : ; PR i 4 ‘arlo lots, cs rth Sec more thie / i;. . - > Se ~~ 2. Ce fa , teady; No. 7 Kio, rg Molasses ‘steete ; ° ' ‘ ; j e } j ‘ ’ " ‘ort " . , " " «pe "; » . rice, have ut ent] et — here © ‘losh Highest lowe “at ae : ry ; re aes ty we oe, LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25 ~Wheat—Spot quiet; No Kurope, ty *. " ing ' ' hal erat, es of ‘4c, d closed with a urday ‘boday miay > red, $15 per ton. ther | noni, 4 ses ae rot Fa, red western Winter, 6s ; No | northern spring. wedding ' Ap aged on realy ; The ( & — : . . cinds, So & Seg nhonge ssp eee OES. ives, od; Ne alifornia, lid. Futures yulet; cided on ; : a. oF iii i "h j ; : ly , rease; 2 2 Ow buy if | i | . ; Ss "bh | - ] wy : old, 1I1@12c: forelgn, 42 . a as : > ati i> tie 1). és ‘ - " , - Nod Corn Spot firm: ; We. i month, but this tiptaten’ ae . — : : ne | @45e : ooo Yo, ge ys) American mixed, “Ww, o8 i*ed; futures quiet: Oct., / “> 9 - . rea SS SE! lilet 1@1.: ye bn: clover oo late I I . , - ec., Os wil. decision ls Bubject | i | ; , ol yt : nt ‘ : Avil ere 40.800 bu. com “s. - - ] 13 8 ; ‘ Mii y . ing te the amount of mixture. Prairie Chotce, supply ceptions Six thousand shares of A\malgamat tT and 100, compared with tov saturday The price subsequently broke he I m the other band, rose 1% market was quiet and the d ls . ’ , . >i? on o,f aes | Se -seeeeeleaseststeteenenste came unsettlad on the liquid: ition teal - | [* ; ATS and hel pt thy with | 4 sbadi southern Ral iway mainie lowe! To , and in ss sine of thy Van ot it. Amalgamat: 4 { Me per bro ke t. ' 7 are A 3 ; 1 BES r> Net reeripis since Nep! ’ . oe : , iz Ben ‘ a BESS On . Sept. 1..... | Corn, 2,045,000 bu, compared with 3,042 1 $1%@13.50; No. 1, $11@12.5 2, $10 | pening st : ; ) , ‘ TT 7 _ , ' ‘ sO . Mia. WH, .vO, . liwagil. Al Cepre aaa seed ‘ lot Pe cables | Clcs set A = Aten a ee — > = l i ti prey wus Week and 2 7Oog.000 bu a yea ago Seite. $1: $1 SS ’ ; ' » Oo os , ] tek dectin ~ § | COndGA M nihg 2 . ° : " ‘ The Wheat shipm nis were distribu ted aS fol) “ . . > § TS . . ee oe . ° ‘ . 446 >} : Bg. . 4 = ¢ ’ . ried ; A ~ ry ty 7 . o " . Ws W Wheat, 4: rye, $5@6. ee ore oan few shorts covering brought I of fr ints in the coppers —— oe re iain ¥ ' , ae , ov Ami rica, > 840,000) bu: Russia OOOO bu: llan ang = bow wn’ aft ate toe , car rr *VU@QS0¢c, ‘ “yar ~ ; 4 Zz - ‘. ‘ ort HiltL | ng reve iles art { ' ' i go Roe bot =iPeil Cll he © | a ' t bia mM ‘ iu new . al | ‘* : ube, SSL) CMD bu: Argen ine, 1 ow bu: India 5 nl SS} IPSTI L Ls | tm a? fim, my = is ; afta . a ; pa | \¢ , | (* . mil ; i | p , 2 om ! he "aul Mi iseourt . , . . mal ' : — Vi a & Grows shipments today . (wm) bu Australia. 326.000 by y ved, mii : . iri) Ais ; ‘ ateeran .. Bors “ " c S : cd : reNEC Ud ind “There —s.. a Fs . ne a: ate ettae Pus 2 one -? . 4 ° 2 ‘ , KO ' silat awe et ‘ ' vu ta’ ; here ss , eat ten aa “ Seeus a tel . r- Btock and Gra rokersa eemed to be a fair heral demand, but offer ings | Oe HT npat ‘ Fosep li Grand Islan c lguma ted per fell | 112 N. FOURTH. (Opposite 7iaa.srs’ Motel. ross shipments since Sept, | Ou ¥ The corn sth 1 . ' pments were distribut: follows > : ’ , - enta . TrrTrr?; Tit Tagvirtty YE ye 4 r- tock ou hand » a P yg tt 1 are hy + R i> sin. Ve 1) (Hm) by .: Dunuly : nae oll PPG co cg au 4 a j . . ‘ . . . ‘ bn . ‘ . ive , 2a) , anya w ith bret li ttle ' referred le ' ) Amalgama { top) JS4,¢ mu; rgentine, 28.000 hy. oe eee =" er : co « trad: ecell , os Ya eat ; re stro MA? ng FO : : > : " . , { » ‘ AS Be ‘ ies sa . ° “ss . > Bw 4 wer pes wes mate SEPOOL, Sept. 24.—Colton Spot moderate | Grain on’ ocean pessage:’ Wheat, 24,688,000 bu i tow ees medium grades . 27 oe cx : , ; ’ rt later in the day on reports of x ——$—$—— v we = “ — prices 1-ldd lower: American middling, | a decrease of 40,000 tu for the wee! Corn, 9,- | Pearl meal, hominy and grits » one an om foul export b hess and ce Tr sold to BY! “ | United States Bonds | Finwce = Suu & co, ° ‘* 2 yo . oe Pun Bl , te o* } y = Sit i 7. I hit . 2 He . G tae : : | 2 a Hil } . " ’ ‘ ef | 4 ' | _ ~ , . + . YoORR. Sept. 23 Government hounds | MEMRAE RS NEW YORE STOCA EXCHANGE MEMBERS NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. OF TRADE. 712,000 bu, a decrease of 1.216.000 bu © -al Special to the Post. Diepateh The world's shipments of breadstuff. lec: wage pee , 2038 eats I nN e " WATT se ROCK, Ark. Sept on Cotton « re ‘ tee ne + —- Seve Weed Rye flour eo esas eer eeeeres sae = - a SALES. a Me an ’ a small advance. with . lows | : 2: '¢ yuilet; were 1] “un im“ wu. efor iy ur al Ww thy ie (wo) bu the oe > os mtent 3 of 4 y mF I ] : The ] mare ? P Tie ns follow today; Mi! he GO BOAR middl x: Pk good middling, tC; receipts, 206 | previous week and 9.848.000 by a ye ar ago ‘| weeeng woent, 9 ’ KOV ISIONS e ar ‘ ¥ but Oh pork siertnas 4 ~ 4 hee. Bid Asked oe ° alee; Chie day 2 pear. pet since Sept 1, ZAIN: | the shipments the I hited Kingdom took 3.328 Quotations given here are for lots in a joi bing Lay hn maien See ; ' | vt ean. yore ' oe higher at $16.30 and sod | : 4 | ‘ss ceveeee Tae te DIRECT Moh de ba be da ba yea % ‘ aly Mevts. ROO: this dey bu comp iced with + SOPs te) the revione , 4 way on the exchange. On orders, much higher. 1 eull lambe re -— 2 The ht We I S| ‘ $16.25 dan la! 4 opened fwd ui ; , ees ees . 10a 114 + T 1 t $0.9 and ®»G to $09.4) Jan. ribs |: ; ered + ee eS pies sc On A. ; last year, S82; stock, 16.007; this day last yar, and 3.620.000 bu a year ago } Per bbl. $16 29 ghoen , ' *S..Extra sbort, $9.35. ¢) aa ‘ hee ann hw 7 fopened Se gher at { ‘‘y, touched $8.50 and | ° Ps ; os , | Sma bonds . WEYETETICLT TiTT Tr ‘ | NS se a et St. Louis Stock Rucnenee Reperted dally by Whitaker & Oo. ST. LOUIS, Sept. ~aeek dillins | he T MEATS “6 southws VERPOOL, Rept. 23. Spot cotton 1-164d lowe les » 474 r 100 Ibs : & eon al Bales, 10,000 bales. Ppiands. 4 11 dh ge tein, Lead and Spelter. cleat sides $y. 4 b ee the 2 hocks ’ 2 fe 96.45%. | ,; a aa) ia close gulet and ate , Sept 4 3 ty : Receipts Le ad, J6M) Digs: shipments. Ban - BA‘ Si in a Jobbing & lear, $10 On) HOGS cece ipt OULLE LLATROL am igher Eater ed “- (AG gg "No. 2 onal coil . e .. " ane er nal oe ; J >? ie@ar®r I ~ i , : 2 « — ; > . ‘ “ » tis . » | ; i ; f, 4 ; ¥ i? bee a then b: Dec “ry Bg 2 16 ~~ eAaay nor , € f ina m1 ins — 4 . -~ coon teeta Lee are, oe | : >) | . | . 70@7 | "sé of a ot Pate . " " . e “on . " ; , 7 g ; . . . an : i bill r aides. 12 nue ies. “7 . . , ‘ " ' . : ” i* th } prin , j i - ‘ 2 northern enr . ; : ‘* e« : 9 pe om. - Wy S. heb. and Mar h. 4 e | 4 yt nti aad ’ $ ; - 4 wm ne s i‘ is reat at" G AR ‘- I REI) HiA! Ss * OGleKe; breakfast “9 ac a 1 . *¢ - , : ap ” 7. (‘orn No 2. ek : ¥ ' . i ae j ; TT eee b pri, 4 li-tidd a4; April and May, , , =" a iM ni r AML dS | hems, 8% 40c; sugar cured bellies, I@iligc; New : ‘ : a ' 0) | SLL , PIs bs T aa rr ‘ ae : : : ’ | York shoulders, Sic. . 2 , ' 9 ) 2 ° 0 1. t) | —— | United Ralliway 4s ee Rye and Barley. | GREASI: -Qvuntry or Yellow, 4°; white, 4*ec. aa 1? 7 ae ~ | o>. ‘ »* lose \eat . Sen Government bonds ioged as follows it nited Rallways pid Spot Cotton Market. Receipts of rve at St lanis today were * bu a: | es pe “A eee ~~ : brown, 44 . yellow, o> o> "3 ‘ be ne : ' Gike : ee . Wy ‘ i ; * | Transit : Galveston wiet at Sic: receinte - = | shipments, 22 bu: iaarket stead nd No 2 C; olegstesrine, hs % ba ees . lw \ Be, pe es, vd ewes Sret., Gweac; Mec., | | me Net : Boatmen’s Bank ew Orisaxy Steedi. . Sng v4 J. -- Baa Bae BREN Ly y and ! Py TAL, LOW --Countrs. No. 1, 4%c, prime winter, | Se ~ ' on EET ¢ , 35qr | 25 COUPON woes oa ®% | Continental les, -e . ae dene Barley Receipts, 80.750 bu: market qu boice | #S ot at - , ng way at $9.85 ial , , = , , i ip Revs oye] le ath ail oe e ; . eben Os a ca | Mechanics’ Mobile—Quiet at Tye; receipts, 9153 bales worth 586s. eat SE ee cor bel: Sulton market i a : . . iti Morand me ree an tk Sem, SER2: | SS eee 7559 eee se Sosa ree A | Merchants’-Laclede Bank Bevannah—Mteady at Tige; receipts, 4708 bales. Pepe in on — co ¢.- i Ma. ee. G2 . [bo ae en et etl Gende ee ee ' | Bank of Commerce ...... CMarleston—Firm at 7 13-166: receipts. none. General Market Notes. - ae #- Fre Bad tele = Jon Dhak: May the oe : registered ME Mes le State Nattonal Bank ... Norfolk--Firm at Sc; receipts, 1448 halen | , rahe UL , e bors Bast. | La tare AS 3 Third National Bank ... Wilmington Tirm at » ; receipts, BAS beles Broomball Liverpool cabl Phe opening in wheat On the mtreet - a ds wes Qu and tive rs prom cl ye seh ngeRle — y - : oula- . be ae omd | Commonwealth Trust ... Baltimore -Nominal at Be; rec ipte, nane In Livermol this morning was inactive and lifes 1t $3422.50 per box for p Peceipu ere sinail teady tone | d | | ar . | $6 coupon, net seeseebes he“eole 4! Lincoln Trust New VYok-Ste andy at & § 1k receipts - ehanged, but an easier feeling devel ped shortis _ oe A Bile Ae 4: Verd nT i $2. h0q04 ; ; + block iad aY re t ey : ve bapTt 4 — ' ' ees Mercantile ll pets Basi on tBeady at S&S h.l@e rece ipts s Ming we prices’ declined Sl on the | mvs Russian it choice Ly. Ba. bunch, ace $B to elise we é ins! 3 ied . A . — —* a ow —_ ~ ~ . : , , : = M lagiast) pl Valley “Trust. S@ecees Philadelphia—Quiet at & Gite: reccies, ments during the past week and the vers BANANAS ale | per ™ ae =. ' in rio rej : 1 GOGRTin am rict of Colun Missour! Trest » Feeelpts, none, mand tor four Cor was ales . COCOANUTS nh | ‘yi im is yet * Sage openiug, with prices uncha ged ORANGES—Choice late 7 | Zitte New York Cotton Letter ments Were lareer than expected way, repacked, $4@4.25; Mexican, $3.50 ee egy Sale S an he get gt F meer Mb. | ae . : pre Lee # ] he . " APP! ES—Per bu, Sc@si: $24 > hy) “ ‘ Le ‘ , % YORK on " , , Mi«esourt Edisea GG sactwveeanne NEW YORK, Mept e Lol ton futures mov ed mark et tur ned easier di iran if the Moruing th 3 . R A ; , —_ — = , a ae P sent : tn a Se?, “"hheate _ , ‘ ; do fd e+eee “" res L.? secelpt tat | ys +g nee erer Sees \ Granite ether the range of prices would have be on 10 An Argentine cable to A. ©. Petrie saya that ~?e , 75@V0c; Italian and gross prunes, | oie. ot ~ . nih P~ he Rertin as penetra eS American Central Insurance. points LAverpo) ma bles ports aye if o pros pe te for the wieat ‘ rm) are ood a. ‘ : . _ " ! ; i ' ) ; > , ae . ow? (OEITS (f ; . ' . ly ” nf ' eee eee eeeees & Grm feeling g except in : $1.25; Oregon pears , , . ; Vienna BIMIMONS COT cow eeeseveeues bread, while mane hester advices were bette r, In the northern part Where drouth continues and ; : bids i, “" foot s, $1.00 per box , I ’. ‘zt , + (Meaty) On ' by ‘ ' lily Neng —_ i b ae . 4 POCO CERO CCES OO Cee okeu do let pfd whe ede ter ehaasie . e ol , ' . _ ; : : SN Lon bolo rae ios nee : se : Geatinct Sim inution in spioners’ supplies, | TO '8 Much needed. Stock of corn is small and al [hORNIA FRUITS—Gross prunes, $1.50: oe pee Sew Ge tate , ‘ a silva Fe Fg Oo viel wy I nish eel 1, > rebus ee g Brewery G . ccccesccecesceces «a ” mt where predicted and & somewhat : : vet sy : | Hu a - | Antwerp oe Go @e, Gimall .. 6 cccesccencee eee ee a emall way, $8 per 100. ;' . vt anes Valencia, tr obbin Laie ae e coh om | rat i.. tea deat ' ( ** . a © | Common ng LS OG 160 — AP tee ye Domina! Rates of Foreign (RR genie Mercantile ‘Trust, new........ il strong hands Interior . LF ks pra t} ally ‘ 5 ] ‘ ; es . i | at , ate " a ~ fra ati sil ae | \’ “ul . n . a} . > ry hr Ome eft favorsble oe peed aoe ay Pw yh ad pce © grail tockes WwW) > } agl ee ‘ grapes, $1q@1.%) for tokay and §1.2: o.0) ¢ hae , . . Ty are a ” oj bing en lines . mith MLM heat ~ “Us (Wh) sul. met j , r r tes) Q , ; a nts were shown. A buying movement | 20W'INS Wo change for the week Corn 848,000 bu, | * en's, 12@13¢ per S-ib ske he Li tc*Aat Sept” 22 ice reameries | Unt Raliwa RM, hy southern bx uses then set in and ith = ine += of Sew) by “GRAP KS s W 7 co: —— as 14 a eg / TT , : ry is ’ ' Save New York Money an and Exchange. t ae Railw 7 5 " ale 3 eum Perle , i p tA : ; ‘ i ‘3 04 , wats . or) 4) al ome ‘ ; . , , : : aye finer serene vyr oy Soot 2 tonight an bu ; ph ; ‘% 7 one ! wr if 4 Oe | n ang Bour, 617,000 corda, ky , De tg ares, pony basket ye , Mual : | or j ‘ " hiding NW YOURA Sept 28 Noon. Money on ¢all tmen . : nn)? > om ae | ’ 7 . ' ». a? (hme . 4 . : ‘ . elt ’ ° lig ‘ s*? ; ‘7 : ‘ ‘ basket, Sc; Ives, 11@12e: Niagara. e; “ * Oy wal > YORK Sept. 23.—Poultry—Alive and | os gre nag le 4 Wecctinn ‘cachange Srmer, with ae: 1 “my Ute Lili iisilbes in bankers byt} lls at $4 Le «| ba | for : ae In wat mews ee wins from Bat oe ady at net Western Fiour Movement. amall basket, 1O@ 1 1c. ; home-grown, 25@:50e oF a o : ” atur ay ; . : ta B *. hae Mg ; , , 7 al | ‘es &., ee | RANE RRIES—Cape Cod selling at $6 per bol: | pee Te fF Southern use TOR K, utter—Receipts, 6521 | demand aud at $6. Saiuas K2%, for 0 daye: pasted ’ ‘ 7s on ae oe ry : ! : mir’ 1444p hed creamery rates, $4 — commercial bille, $4.5. a2\. Clearing House State -- Receipts. | Shipmte TO@1. 75 : . ’ ‘s cleart - bor “he om St. Louis ... Lesvens.| 10,150) 10.170 50° | I8—Choice, $1 75@2.25 per bbl; fair to | rence a , ee o ase: sine creamet MEI ge: June factory. | Silver cort thea: a: “y una ue tet Har silver, Giige. ig ourne #*talement clear Ohh “—™ ye ' 40 122! 24 wie good. fi"); common. & Re + ys e ‘ . ad (here) tx ul oy ~, weedy) S757 pkg qgeiet: | Mexican dallare. +5 tg and iatan com. | Detro s. a Gok 2.0! 2 (nme RADISIIES ae ee 1 oO. per des bunches , aang. email tees on eamn’ an on » colored, | he ey ae pad bp be fiovernment onda steady; ref. 2s 1 : Atioes of | Milwaukee ‘esees| 20,125, 61,400] PRARS—Koifers, $1.50@2 per bbl; Duchess, $24 | Heaye work vio alt bot 2 o “i heme Receipts "pa02 pre f “armee: etate ee op. $38: old 4o reg , 1%, ie op. 100; Se reg... 108; Mo 108 ; Le se ay oe ” « : z ‘. ; reg... Minneapolis ‘eee eee 183,750 2.2, home grown wt LPs The marke? Clome <? eine & Sat orday l‘euneyis ania, Jiggae ; western capdied . ByeZlc; . t . ? ' \ ; Pe ee ) di ae te a, “«*. ~~ nt Pe eee of. 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YF eg ee + Ege F HU NTER- A man of 80 wants to accompany any SP LO IE ee Er wr: ~- oe ee ee . | aT a Pe RT LT Nt ae OT a TE AY ” # a MONDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—SEPTEMBER 23, 1901 27,732 WANT ADS APPEARED HERE DURING AUGUST Ze - ‘ALL DRUGGISTS TAKE “WANTS” FOR THESE PAGES, **So Beautifal and so UGUST a Spectacie.”’ (Edmund Burke.) 2 6 cc 200,971 ——OF THE-— PEOPLE’S POPULAR ant Ads WERE PURLISHED IN THE Post - Dispatch mont this year ending A) ig st . During the eight The Globe-Democrat } Dei ng at Same Period, pr Next Large at, ~* 1 79, 330. . Tae ee cich's Want Ad Record is Biggest West of 3 the Mississippi by 51,647. AUGUST lished in the Post-Dispatch i Want Axis Pub 1,996 . cuée 16.746 1887 16,481 1898 17,897 1899... 21,799 1900......21,/22 1901 . 27,732 1ERE IS NO KNOWN WANT é THAT P.-D. WANTS CANNOT FITeL. a i iil NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ‘ All retatl DRUGG SISTS in St. Louls and suburbs are authorized to accept advertise ments for the clas@fed colupins of the Post japatch at office mites 4 ‘a Vo insure the prompt and proper inser- » 1% ispatch, tion of your Want Ads in the Post-Dis; either send them te the neanest retail drug store or to tis ! . aumaneii ‘sidmeniemmenne BARBER WANTED—First-class colored barber at SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. SS [MAN AND WIFE MAN AND WIFE—Would like place with private understands the care of pore ane ight | family; man ran work ; wife wtll Ad, N 54, P.-D Wwouseinal good steady people. = housework ; | MILLWwiere AT—Competent ity, wishes a yp . firm at reasonable pay. Ad. M 6 |% | ’ ’ millwright, Post- Dixpatch. pharma.- hospital, "HY Sit’ 7 4N—Registered physician and cist w ist es employment, store, other suitahl evening Hours, Ac 81, Post-Dispateh drug Saiary wanted by ip RESKRMAN-—S8it O 48, Post-Dispatch. pressman Ad | SALPSMAN—Situation wanted ; give Al reference Ad. \ 116. Post-Dispatch i Sal, ESMAN—FPosition wanted as traveling man for wholeeale candy house; salary of mission: best of reference. Ad. O 143, Post Dis. clothing sa) s- writer: | SALES ‘MAN it wanted Al man vindow ted as atenograph- D. 15. } her with information enabling sition. Ad, © 144, hest of Car- first Inese lore ] . af hes, RIN N +} ' hes i ; 1iMIA? Sit ’ ’ | WATCHMAN sit yon “ Me? ia POW etowpel MERCANTILE COLLEGP. Lincoln vidual BIg, Bl. graduates gr year. Telephones, LOS PF LO FN Ned wn PDO PD DAD ID DPD DPD DS IS DR HELP WANTED—MALE. B. AR! rR WANT ID—(s30 ve sten ly barber; Menard and Emmet &ts. BAKBER WANTED—Good stngle barber. ishury ‘ lia) ly f ol open all Beil. "Mf ain 2640, Ki nloc h, A 70. 10¢ ahop. 1916 Sal once IWOUA Faete 1% BRELLBOYS WANTED—2 colored bellboys. West End Hotel BOILER MAKERS wller makers for wages mLyc per heey tion furnished Apply at room 5&8, St compétent ity: WANTED-—Five railroad shops out of « once Alfred Morton James [lotel. $1.98 shoes: made the beast ap Louts BOYS WANTE))—To try Harris’ for good wear. ne N. 6th st., pointed and roomiesc shoe store in St. WANTF D—Boyr home preferred. 207 Boy or man to learn trade: one havi vy no N 14th st. Apply Tuesday, office a POST-DISF: ATC I, 512% OLIVE ST. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALB. 20 Words or Less © Cents. .-- ee et ye a i Ce gD i ae id eee Me a ee eee Sesition wanted as cake baker and pas- cook. Geo., 1518 &. 12m st o i B RBER- Wanted, steady position at once as 8 rber. Ad. WU. Degan, 2045 8. Broadway. BARK EFPER- Sit. wanted as 24 barkeeper; un- derstands Junch cooking and not afraid of work; _ refs. Fred ‘Stahl, 6821 Manchester av. BOOK KEEP ER n experienced bookkeeper and office man eke like position with some grain or farm implement firm. Ad. _N D1, Post - Dis ewe os BOY—Position by boy of 17 to “learn trade. Call 628 Primm st. BOY Boy of 18 “wants to | serw 8 years’ “appren ticeship with some good macbinist or engineer. _ Ad. R. A. Dewhitt, Scopus, ‘Ho. ——— Boy of 14 we ald Mke sit. in some office or BoY Ad. O 171, Post-Di watch. store, BoY Sit. wanted by boy of IS go drive some kind of f wagon. 115 8. Channing aw. BOoY- Rellable colored —~ vate family; underst an _ furnace; reference. Ad. O 127, BUTLER Sit. wanted by neat young man; Al butler and dining roo® man; Kh. Jordan, 9 S. 23d s cH br. =F a ae wante. situation in prt. ® hous«@vork and care of Post-Dispatch. colored best refs. Position wanted as chef in hote l:; first-class, B., East St. Louis, YOS St. Louls av. Soran Sit. wanted as grocery erk; speaks Ger- man and is not afraid to work; references given. _ Ad. Herman Koch, 6821 Manchester av. OLERK. Sit. 19, with 4 years’ _ ° eity. Call or ad L. r. rrr ee - COACTIMAN Sit wanted as coachmen or garden- er by middie aged Englishman; understands care of horses, cows and garden; city of cumnutry. 881i Manchester ay. CUTTER Position wanted as man of experience; best of jection to leaving city. Ad. C. G. V., cust st. DRIVER- Sit. wanted as driver, of any kind by sober, stead) _ refs. Ad. N 831i, Post-Dispatch _—- oe ee. — FIREMAN —Sit. wanted by experienced fireman. familiar with electric Nights and steam heat. Ad 155, Post. Dispatch. HOU Sic MA ~ ee | wamted by reliable e ry clerk of experience; whl work in or out Kilugier ; 1401 Market —— custom cutter ly reference, no ob 10 Lo porter or Work man; good city “il man as Situation w anted by colors best of ardman, butler or coachman; Bmith, 48108 Oottage av. REMAN Sit. wanted as houseman; 6 years’ experience; hotel and private places; refs. Ad. | 16S, Post Dispatch. rellable, ez gentioman or party on bunting trip; wages bo wb enced and best of references; eet Ad. L&, Post. Dispatch. Oe Qe a wee JANITOR Sit. wanted as janitor, Valet; references; not afraid of work. __ Meyer, ON2 1 Mane hester ay. MAN —wit. ” wanted, work by ‘young man of : 21 of _ Somme bind. Ad, A 55, Post-Dispatch. N- Bit, wanted, two days’ work a week, clean- .s Windows, ett.; best refs. Ad. 9 107, -D. Otte ae eee J MAN AND WIFE—Man and wife want sits. to travel as agents; railroad expenses must be paid, vf appearance and talkers. Ad. L 191, t Diepateh. MANS. wanted by pa enleeman; not cat Diepate. MAN Pit. wanted by al) rowné man in " ieee, goed city references. Ad. O 156, P MAN Fit, wented of a, y kind by young man, 4. reliabie, Willing te work Ane having more ‘than ordinary abliity AG. UV 179, Poat-Dlepateh, - MAN MI ered men vx MA" mi' wented hy enlor 7) eh en, Can Go atything tn house AA Vieweoman, © 144, Poet Diepateh MAN 7 Yanted@® ly married meu whe lw not afraid of work, af office aeeletant: good penman; peleran e« AA 4) 145, Poet le patch eanted ty elderly man ta Bsn ete me, farhare ete erpertence and refer - houseman or Ad. Joe roung man; good collector efraid of work. Ad. O 1, private 1. wanted, *ork In private family by col Call or address 1120 King a highway. honee and dining references, steady MPAA-Z-A-PA ;OY WANTED ‘rrand bey. J. W 7 N st as . SO, a». OD BOYS WANTED—Two bors to paste labels. St. Louis Confetti Co., 9 N. Oth st SOY WANTED—At Enterprise Brass Co., l’ine et KIYS WANTED cement shoes BOYS WANTED zines in Union Station 7. eart end of Midwar. heeler and bors to 715 Lawas ay Rorys to feed January Shoe | Co., Bors to. sell papers and maga- Apply newsstand No. ary goods store; Gra © W i bow ‘for BOY WANTED e business. good chance to learn Easton at BOY WANTED—Boy to work Morgan st. BOY WANTED horse, 1858 BOY WANTED 8h op Stephens, BOY WANTED. German boy store. 7713 . 14th st BOY WANTED ‘Roy about 16 or 16, perience, to work in drug store; can give good ref. Carey Bros. and ‘ass ay BOY WANTED-—Boy 1301 N. Grand av BOY WANTEI>»-Por strong. active boy. BOY WANTED Franklin av. ®@@ ® ® © © © e ® & + > ® Sy ® © \s re BUNDLE WRAPPERS WANTED @ jenced bundle wrappers. > Joseph, Globe, Seventh and $6 OOO 2¢@%? ® ® @ BU SHELMAN WANTED—Busbelman at N efferson av Roy to work In tin shop and drive Park ay. Smart boy, 14, work in voth and Olive et. tallor to work in drug with some ex- must be neat: Drug Co., 23d to clean up and run errands. farm itn asauburbes, TOR N. Broadway. “fruit — Apply Boy to do cleaning in grocery. . Experi- - once, S809 BUSHELMAN WANTED—Steady work. 306 Mar- ket st. OAR OARPDPNTERS Utah st. CARPENTER WANTED and repair work. Ad. M ! spat , G RANITE ae | on monumental work Marble and Granite reference Ad. M 188, "TTPRS WANTED—2 atendy we rk work, Catro. Il. HOUSEMAN W ws Paxperienced houseman; bring ref 8723 ine HOUSBMAN WANTED irst-class colored and dining room man. 83741 West Pine bl LABORERS WANTED—At St. James Almon LABORE RS WANTEL—)) railroad jab worers, Ar kansas, Indian ‘Twrritory, Indiana. Obtio. 1 hols; feee page; cheap raves; La Uisiana rice and suger elds; levee men, §) NATIONAL "ut Lox ste ONT ©O., 118 N. Sixth et. LARORERS WANTED—Laborers at 8d and sell. John F. MeMahon. } Rus- LABORERS WANTED—Oolored concrete labor ers at Glasgow and St. Lovis ave, $1.75 and $2 per day, pay every Macurday. Mound C ity Oon- atruction —F STE NOGRAP HE R WANTED , 4208 | ‘{n drug stora. S00 i. | TEAMS w ANTED Apps o Ss. © | |i TE AMSTFE ‘RS Athletic Tea Oo., 515 | Mem.- “ Onisher. reman to care for heat- | 2 granite cutters / Zeran | Experienced presser mM cus- steady place, at 202 N. Sth bs 49 Olive st., 2d floor. VRESSER WANTED tom pents; good, st., third floor. PRINTER WANTED experience and wages; Post-Lispatch PRIVAT! Free Dispensary PU LL ER OVER. Scudder-Leesburr -All-round job printer; + atate steady sit. Ad. O 12S, diseases a specialty at Franklin Avenue 1214 Franklin } av. WANTHD—On McKay work. Shoe Co., 4335 Warne av. irst-class “rigger. Mfg. Co., 1917 Pine st SHOPMAK ER-First-clase heel breaster on ladies’ “ft 6 shoes, (o., 2ist and Lueas ay SITOEMAKRERS WANTED—Two shoemakers for re palr work. Sit? Market st. Materne trimmer and Desnoyers Shoe -Young man, about 18 references, age and _ Post ID! spat tate experience, preferred; Ad. O 161, ealary expected TAILORS WANT) D Ladies’ Tailoring Co., TAILOR WANTED—Good need apply. 1516 Market st. TAILOR WANTEI>—Experienced tailor to work on custom coats; good pay. 1325 Franklin av., 3d floor "“AILAORS WANTED Steady position to go to the Lia bsap-C rucknell Woolen Co., First-class tailors. Boe hin 3408 Lindell ay. pantsmaker; no other Charles BE. Boe ‘hr. Two gol tailors» who > wish a country. Apply 914 Pine st. Teams on St. Louis avy. be King’s highway; wages $3.50 tween Unton and sambrick-Bates Con- per day to haul macadam. struction Co. TEAMS WANTED—SO teams: 8 months'* work; grading will start Sept. 30. For further tnforme- tion call on or ax déreee Oarroll Contractipg Oc., bldg., 9th and Chestnut Pozzon! TEAMS WANTED—Te: ington and Garrison TEAMS WANTED cust ats.; pay $3 6O per day. | TEAMS Ww ANT ED—Teams on 7th ‘and locust; “B0e per load | and trap ticket. Carroll Contracting Co. TE AMS WA ANTE D- Ts eames to hanl macadam, Mar- cus and Asbland avs., $3.50 per day: pay every Saturdar Mound ¢ ‘ity Construction Co TEAMS WANTED At Clayton and Taylor; $3. 50 per day Bamb rick-Bates Const. Co Ww ANTED Teamsters. 800 § Fruin-BRambrick Construction Co. 1244 S. Teams wit h big beds, Ww ash Carroll Gontracting Co Five teains at 2ist and Lo- Keary. Spring ay TINNE RS w ANTED- Broadway. TINNER WANTED—Goo on shares Ad. O 8, Posi UNIT ON LARE Ly on al _ $15 up. $150; fortune to be made: Ad. O 21, Post-Dispatch. RADDA AIAS ARERR RRR AIRES CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. wr i eee i Om CANVASSERS w AN’ TK. D—FExpertenced canrassers; new plan; new prize; agents making $50 per week; everything free. Murillo, 1814 Olive st. a O—NLOW dl dl el ll i ai i Lady or gentleman with experience unnecesgary. oe SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE,. 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. Sw OO eee ANY girl needing friends or help or care throug’ confinement can find them at the Salvation Arms Rescue Home. Ensign P. gensen, matron {740 Marine ar. OTe CASHIDR—Sit. wanted by young lady as cashier. Ad. Miss S., 28611 Hickory st. CHAMBERMAID—Sit. wanted by colored girl as as chambermaid in hotel; can give ref. 62 S. 234 st. COMPANION—SIit. wanted, responsi ble lady going to California would go as companion or char of invalid or children for part expenses. 1380 Dillon st COOK—-Wanted, or small fainily by position as cook in boarding house colored lady. 1302. Gay at. Position wanted by colored woman to cook, COOK cook. 2612 Stoddard st. wash and iron or COOK — Middle-aged work in good family. COOK—Situation wanted br cook ; also by trained wattress, 3608 Morgan st. woman; good cook; desires Call 1005 N. 10th st. firet-clag German best references wanted by colored woman as cook, 1718 Gay st. wanted 1 as . dishwasher 1185 Washing- COOK. Sit washer and ironer. DISHIWASIIOR or chambermaid. ton ay. Situation Julia Starck, First-class dressmaker desires ea few more engagements; best of references. Ad. li 04, Post-Disp ate ‘h. DRE SSMAKER—Sit. few engagements, 4066 Page bl. DRPSSMAKER—First-class dressmaker desires sewing by the day; all work guaranteed satis- factory Ad. M 134, Post-Dispatch. GIRLS—Sits. wanted other as housegirl. Grand av. car wanted, dressmaker desires a $1.) day. one as” cook, take by two girls, Apply 4131 Grove st.; Siti at lon wanted by “roo Steong girl for washing or cleaning. 3430 =’ GILRI- washing HOU Sq TRI~-Reli sires al: ust n oe log or ironing: in do plain cooking. Gol N. Compton ay. HOU SEKE EPER Good ‘woman. 85, wishes to kee house for widower: no objec tion to spall enll- dren. Ad. O 164, Post-Dispatch. HOUSEREEIDER-—Sit. working house keepe r in objection to children; refs. wanted by good, st: ‘oug girl for 2221 Adame st able ¢ German girl, age 18 de- ne general housework; no wash- Ad. H., Situation or cleaning. wanted br young widow as widower's family; no _ 4482 Swan av. 2 good. iris at HOULSEGIRILS Sit wanted by cooking and house- one place; no washing to do; work. l1927A Newhouse av. HOU ShOoUTRTL -Sit. irl or waitress: foward st. house- 2544 wanted by experienced no postals answered. German girl, age 18, de- housework; no washing Ad. H., 901 N, Hor SEGIRL—-Reltable sires it. doing general or ironing: can do plain cooking. Compton ay. HOUSER BEI ER-—‘ompetent woman desires 3 > tion as housekeeper; good reference. Call te N 16th at. as housekeeper. “with fam- PB wet-Dis. — HOUSE KEEPER Sit ivy oF hotel; have good ref. Ad. ! 37 HOUSEGIRL Situation wanted by wood girl for light housework or plain cooking; no laundry. 9IBA N. 22d at HOUSKGIRL Position by vy gi irl to do general “house. work. 1107 8S. 6th st HOUSEWORK - Sit do general housework; ton av. wanted by honest woman to good wages. 3184 Law- _ EP wants position as house- HOUSEGIRL—Girl of 17_ 146 Park- gir or assist in general housework. man bi. - LAIDY—A lady w wuld ike to do some fold! ng r and addressing at home. Ad. N 12, Post Dispatch. wishes position in bakery or has experience. Ad. i943 tung lady om or grocery; P6é1o DeKalb LADY-— Wanted, home in small fami! ly by. a “refined, middle-aged widow lady, without laundry; $i weekly Ad. © 162, Post Dispat ch. LAUNIDDRIESS -Expertenced colored laundress wishes to go out by day. 2636 Lucas LAL NDRES Sit. wanted as laundress by ‘the d day. 2212 St +, ee at. LAUNDRESS-Laundress wants small family washing. A. F., 818 Hickory st. LAUNDRESS Wanted. washing Mrs. Smith, 825 N. 23d st to ta ke i wanted ar laundress | by ‘first- for body clothea, 1442 0’ Fallon, take reference. LAl NDRESS- Sit class lau! dress, LAUNDRESS—Wanted, emall launder te home; nice place to dry for winter; Mary (wena, 4231060 St.-bFenkinand ar. sults hice yard: cis Ferdinand. first-class colored send postal. 6320 LAUNDI! SS Cpood lanundresa Wants ladies’. or small family washing; refs.; tern water kh. Brown, 4314 &t L, At NDRPSS—SIt wanted by work out by day: iv. Charity Burke. LAUNDIKESS--Sit. wanted by a competent German laundress some more dave after Pecsder: good ironer. Mre. Enke, 1118 S torle LAt NDRESS Sit wanted by good laundress: 2 or Dwre days out by Gay , se nd mal) to 2742 We!- nut ef LAUNDRESS Nt wanted by home laundress to do family washing (hestnut st Wanted, lIaundry work, first four Garrison av., first foor asad LAUNDRESS days of wv “ok were N. Work wat nted hy a firat-c lags col. out by day, Monday, Tuesday: 1846 Gratiot «at. « ‘alile _Ivy LAUNDRESS ored laundress price $1.25. Ca at experienced nurse, well NUL ISK Sit wanted by reference, $1 day. re mipended phys fans lrrug, B00 Faaton NUERSI Sit. wanted by experienced nurse fer one or two children; references. Ad. M 20, Post Dis overalls t*# Take, OVRRALL MAKPR- Wanted S10 Cottage. muet bring work and call for it STENOGRAPIIPI a&tt wanted by stenographer and aseletant leokkeeper; experienced and best reference. Ad. © 154, Poat.Dispatch. WASHING-Wanted, washing to take home and deliver for families or single persons. 3515 Cor em, rear. Ww ASHING 4jerman woman wants washing to take _ home. 4508 Garfield av. WASHING— Lady would gentieman'’s wasb- ing cod mepding tke . 4378 Gitese av. Sy | SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. YOUNG LADY—Sitvation wanted by young lady In Goctor’s or. dentist's office. #8. CC. *f" oTKy Wash et., care drug store. Pe ee ee ee a HELP WANTED—TEMALE. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. Business Announcements. i0 Cents Per Line. BASTERS WANTED—Experienced basters and fin- ishers on custom coats; steady work. M. Zelt- ner, 612 Olive @ st. BOOKKE PPE % WANTED—A lady as aadistant bookkeeper und for general office work: one who bes had practical experience; none other need apply; must write good hand and have Al ref- erences; good position and salary to right party. _ Ad. O &, Post-Dispatch. $e BUTTON HOLE MAKERS WANTED—Button hole Dakers and ay on custom coats. M. Bond Tatloring HONUSEKEEP ER “WANTED-. Housekeeper; jJections to small child. Call 912 7A N. High st. HOUSPGIRL WANTED—A good gir) fo tT) for general bousework In “amily of two; references. 4025A Ww ashington bl. HOUSHGIRL WANTED—A work in family of two. -—_ — —_— —— HOUSBDGIRL W ANTED—Girl for eneral house- work; no laundry work; small family. 2343 Wait- temore pl HOUSBGIRL WANTED—GIrl for work, with or without washing. 15 HOUSEPGIRL “WANTED—Girl work; good wages; small family. ington av. —— HOUSPG IRL WANTED—Girl | for general | bouse- work; no washing. 524 Page ay. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Good woman for housework, washing and ironing. 1382 lin ay. HOUSBKEEPER WANTED—Working housekeeper. 1510 = pashington av. — —— HOU SHGIRL WANTED —German girl for work; only 4 rooms; 814; no washing. Franklin ay. HOU SEGIRL w ANTHDD— Experienced German girl for general housework and cook 1Dg ; without wash- ing and ironing. 9647 Page bl.; refs HOU SPGLU WANTED— 4000 en girl for _Leffingwell general housework. 619 N. Girl | irl for general house- 745 Bartmer av. eneral house- Gamble. for general house- 8028 Wash- enera!l ‘rank- bou ~ 2716 HOUBEGIRL WANTED- for general bhouse- work. 25504 University st WANTED HOU SEGIRL housew ork ; small family. 1422 HOU SEGIRL w ANTE D for general bouse- work 2203 A Carr st. HOUSDGU IRL w ANTE DD Housegirl wanted; at Lame 1407 8S Broadway HOU SPGIRL WANT ED. -Ol4 lady or- young girl to do light housework. Apply to BOTA Missouri av. HOUSEGIRL » Ww ANTED A ‘good housegtrt. ~ 1865 __ Lue retia ay. between Belt and Clara avs. HOU SEGIRL WANTED—An experienced girl or —— aged wonian to do general housework in a family of two; good wages; Sundays and even- ings off. Apply to Dr. Dinsbeer, 814A Pine st. German eh “for general allabury at. Girl ee — sleep WANTED Girl for general house- upstairs. First-class girl to do family. Call 8854 Hi \USEGIRL work. 120 Morrison ay. HOU SEGIRL WAN TED = housework in surall estminster pl. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—An experienced girl for housework and dining-room work; references re _ Quire - —— - HOUSEGIRL WANTED al housework; small familr HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Good girl for general housework ; good home. 2023 Lawton ay. ee ee Girl for. house work; good (serman girl for gener- 4407A Evans ay. HOUSBGIRL WANTED—Young girl to assist in housework. 5714 Maple av. ee HOUSEGIRL WANTED‘ sist In general housework. HOU ‘SEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house work in small family; po outside work. 4462 _ Morgan et. HOUSBGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- _ work; call at once. 2500 S. Broadway. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl with reference for eneral housework fn flat; family of two. 3968 Vest Pine at. HOUSEGIRL AND MAN WANTED-~ housegirl, also kitchen man; white preferred. Olive st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Good girl for housework. 1IZZ2A SS. 14th at. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—White girl for general housework; private family. 3036 Locust st. -_—— — . HOU SE¢ GIRL Ww ANTED—Housegirl; 42 7 West Pine st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED- Maas ‘girl ‘for light house- work. “S42 Lyon st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Gin work, » With or without washing. 47: You ing colored girl to as o+14 Maple av. E xperier ne ced 1925 general good wages. ‘for eneral house- Ss Cottage av. HOU SEGIRIL Ww AN’ rED—Girl work; .o washing; four in family. HOU SPGIRL W ANTED—Girl for general house - work, from country preferred; good home. 4333 Maryland av. EM rT SEGIRL Ww. ANTE ID—Girl _ Work. 2703 Pads ar HOU ert WANTED Girl for general work. 2831 Eads. ee LADIES WANTED—Ladles to learn hairdressing. manicuring and facial massage; entirely new plan; only four weeks required; theron? prac- tical training; call or write today oler Col- _lege, 1141 Market st. LADY WANTED—Old lady to take care of chil dren; good home, good wages; with common peo- _ Die. 066 Clark ay. LAU: NDRESS W ANTE D change for two basement rooms. ington av. LAUNDRESS WANTED —Good, settled woman to wagh and tron; emall family. _ Hotel, 14th and W ashington ay. LAUNDRESS WANTED—Experienced woman for rv aye 2 days in week; other days cooking. Ad, O 23, _ Post- Dispatch. MLA‘ IHINE GIRLS WANTED -Expertenced ma- chine girls and basters on vests; steady work. 1823 Grattan st. MAC ‘HINE ‘OPPRATORS WANTED—Experienced machine operators to sew on ladies’ wrappers; Steady work ; | good _ pay. 713 N. ith et. MACHINE HANDS WANTED—Machine bands on pantea. 2719 Chippewa st. ey WANTED— Neat young* experienced white girl for nurse and light work; good wages. 5670 Cabanne. NURSEGIRL WANTED—Neat Apply 462 assist with children. NURSDGIRL WANTED—Nursegirl 5376 Bartmer ar. NURSEGIRL WANTED—Good, reliable nursegir, 15 or 16 - Fi old. 4048 Del ma r bl. on RSPGIRL Ww ANTED- Competent “nursegirl at 22 Weetminster pl. good <a RSEGIRL WANTED— —Nursegirl at once; _ wages to right party. 1066 N N. Newstead av. OP PRATOR WANTED- Good ‘operator on 1 Ww. a _W. sowing © machine. 315 Olive st., 2d floor. OVERALLS S OPERATORS WANTED— Experienced operators on overalls, shirts, pants and duce coats; all part work; good wages; steady em- _ ployment. Premium Mfg. Co., 1008 St. Charles, SORUBGIRLS WANTED—Experienced scrubgiris. Inquire for housekeeper, St. Nicholas Hotel. SEAMSTRESS WANTED— Expertenc ed walst trim. mer, permanent work. 552 Pine st. ee - SEAMSTRESSES WANTED—Hand coats, vests and pants. Mills & Averill, way and Pine. STENOGRAPHER WANTED—Lady Call at Allan-Pfelffer Chemical Co., 815 SHIRT-WAIST MAKERS Fifty experienced operators on shirtwalsts, learn ers taken and paid while being taught. STERLING MANUFACTURING CO., 1421 Olive — st. for general house- 4022 Delmar. — al house- for ge -neral house- Laundry woman in ex- 1618 Waseb- colored Union Py about 16 to 1 Morgan st. wanted at sewers on Broad- sten prapher. °F Aith. Tth. SKIRTS — Wanted, an experienced w woman as p ress- a good position to a suitable person. nSo- dine Mfg. Co., 2210 and 2 2212 Pine st. SKIRT FOREWOMAN WANTED—A permanent position for a competent o/; none other need apply. Consedine Mfg. Co 210-12 Pine. SKIRT OPERATORS WANTE D— For dress ; and underskirts; must be experienced; steady em- ployment; ‘good prices. Consedine Mfg. Co., 5210-12 Pine st. one ee Ct WAITRESS WANTED—Must have some . experi- TAILORESS WANTED—A talloress to work on custom coats. Apply 10 N. lith at. a —— —— — -— — — ence. 16 N. ‘y et. we eee a -- Ce WAIST AND SKIRT MAKERS WANTED—Exper- fenced waist and skirt makers; also fine fail- ores# oh fine work. BMG Olive st. ee WASHERWOMAN WANTED—Good colored wash- erwoman,; apply at once. 8002 Newstead av. “Call at —— --— WOMAN WANTED—A good woman cook. 1018 N. Broadway. — —— WOMAN WANTED Respectable middle- aged ged col- ored woman witb references. 8024 Glasgow pi. corner Webst ter. — —— WOMAN WAN TED- 40048 “woman work. Call 238385 Olive st. WOMAN WANTED—Good woman for general he muse work ; four tn family. 2700 Dickson st. WOMAN w ANTED (Jjood woman for laundry and house work ; wages $20. _ Ad. © 22, Post-Dispatch. WOMEN w ANTED- For band sev in buttons on ladies’ waists. Sterling Mfg. Co., 1421 Olive st. WOMAN Ww ANTED- Woman to work in ‘furnished room house; can sleep home. Call 513 S&S Broad. way. BEST &3 cabinet photos reduced to When Studio, 1631 Franklin; open phone, C 917. PAPA LDL PLD LD LDL ld ll lll ll DPD DDD PD DDD PD DPA AAA AD A DD LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. ~ for kiteben 2 per dozen. unday; tele- ———eeSeeo oro” GIRLS WANTED—Two to work about iaundry. _ Laundry, 1008 ~Locas av IRON PRS WANTED Three experienc ed Lungstras, Park av. and 13¢ xt ef SHIRT FINISHERS w ANTED—Experitenced shirt finishers: one experienced starcher; one girl to : “oe learn on power machine. Hersters Laundry, 2508 S. Jefferson av. irls about 15 years old F erguson-McKinney jroners. LVL Ol rrr oeesanew5cess O08 00 0 Oe eee I LOST AND FOUND. 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cents, Lost. - a ne BRBDASTPIN—Lost. between Nebraska and Cal!- fornia, on St. Vincent, Sundays, breast pin pear! aul coral setting. ‘inder return to “out A St Vincent. nine DOG Lost, large brown dog, white spot on pose and stomac bh: reward. 3312 Washington aY. HORSE—Strayed or stolen, gray horse. 1545 hands high Return to 3064 N. 20th ot. JAOKET- Lost, gray jacket, with blue lining; “Jett in Creve Qoeur Lake restaurant. Reward at 3570 Park ay. bi C PASSBOOK—Loet, savings passbook No. 14,425 of the St. Leuls Trust On. is missing Any person having a claim to it is hereby called upon to preseat the same within ten days, or submit te having sald passbook cancejed ‘apd @ new one wtdew . PUP—Lost, fox terrier pup. ‘Return te 4453 Morgan est. ; SILVER-HEADED GANE headed cab, marked M. C. B86 Clive St.; reward. Fouad. FOUND— Where you en find a double sole box calf shoe, $2.95. Harris, @09-411 N. Oth ot., the best appols ated and roomies® Shoe Store tin St. Loule lame in front leg. reward. Lost, Bunday sliver Serviyan; retura to ee SD —— Se POcK ETBOC ph ng gen 8 pocketbook a °s. aS hie { ... ‘ad. | ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents, BELL AV., 3210--Two deetrable furnished connected: or housekeeping; private aio c ARR ST. a Furr ished rooms for light oo keepin es = 26, $2. $1. CHANNING AV ~ 70a NN. furnished second-story front 1™) each. CHOUTEAU AV., 1424—Nicely furnished front row; all conveniences. EASTON AV... 2814—Furnishe! rooms, second floor, with all conveanie Dees. cheap. EIGHTE -ENTH ST. (1424% s. _—Nicely ~ furnished second floor front ro mt, one or two gentiemrn. FINNEY AY. 4111 Furnish ved rooms, 24 ‘and a4 floors; all content ences: good lora tion ; reas. F RANKL IN AV., 3130-—-Nicely furnished Toome for gentlemen: every modern convenience; furnieh- ings new; never occupl J. ——— eee Ce ~~ (Corner Laces)—Nicely room; gentlemen; GARRISON AV., 980 N.—Desirable fromt room, gas, hot and « ld bath: housekee ping permitted. GRAND AV., 1428 N.--Nicely furnished front room for two gents. JEFFERSON AYV,, Fur. conveniences, in “family; Kinloch 1877 D LA SALLE ST., 984—Corner 10th; newly furnished room, for g nt ol couple. LAWTON AY. cen. | Nicely rooms; housekeeping: $2 up; LINDELL BL, 3522 Elegant two-story front room, furnished, private family, terms reasonable. Lot ST 8ST ” 802 eh Nicely ‘furnished rooms, het apd cold bath; furt lace heat; terme reasonable, R336 —Nicely furnished rooms; all homelike place. ~ oom, bath, all po sign. Tel. ~~ ee furnished large front all conveniences, LUCAS AV 1. conven fences ; LUCAS “AY 545) house, got len ality, LUCAS AV., 2704—Furnished rooms; eht housekeeping; re ‘asonable, Large, elegant furnace; boa roome, fine omannmaiia roomers oF 22°13 MADISON ST., Four nice rooms ; $6. SO. Two (2) very large unfur- suitable for light house- MORGAN ST.. 2681 » lerge nished frout rooms, keeping. MORGAN ST., 28631—Two nice rooms: suitable for emal! family ; MORGAN ST., room: small gentle men. unfurnished back rent cheap. 612—Furnished rooms, large front back room; light housekeeping or MOUND ST. for gent. NINETEHENTH ST., 026 N.—Neatly furnished rooms for house ke ‘ping. OLI\ B Ss T., ‘2827 second floor: also floor; reasonable OLIVE ST., 3600, cor, nished or unfurnished ; PAPIN ST.. 1%59—Nicely furnished front rooms, rooms, from $1 up. _— re es PINE ST.. 1000 Furnished rooms; modern con- veniences: central; gas, bath; one minute post- office PINE ST., _ 1011—Nicely furnished hall room Newly furnished front another rear room, terms. - Grand—Front room, fine location ; re fa. fe. es. fur- 2T7)-S.-w. cor.—Large front foom, second floor ; elegantly furnished; all mod. conv. PINE ST 1208 2 urnished rooms for light house- keeping and roomers; $1 week and _Up. PRESTON PL, 1751 Neatly furnished room; 8d story ; one or two gentlemen. KANDOL . H ST., 2226 Two rooms, $6 or three at $9 month; also one large room, $4; water in kitchen ROOM—Destrable — 2d-story front room with ex.; in private family; convenient to 8 lines o cars; location, Morgan, near King's highway; references. Ad. L #0, Post-Dispate ~ SHERIDAN AV., 8130—-Two nicely furnished _ rooms, suitable for light housekeeping; ba th. SIXTH ST., 1408 N.—Two rooms for light house- keeping; water in kitchen. SIXTEENTII ST., 1429 N Two connecting house- keeping’ rooms, furnished complete; stoves, wa- ter, ete.; reasonable. TE NTH ST., 1723 N.—Furnished front room; housekeeping; $2; one for man, $1.25. TWELFTH ST., 2300 S.- for light housekeeping: water in every room. TWRLFTH ST., 113 N.—Nicely furnished roome for hou sekeeping., hallrooms; reasonable. WALNUT ST.., T510— Nicely furnished rooms for _ house ‘keeping: $1 and $2 per week. WASHINGTON AV., 1207 Nicely furnished rooms _ for houseke eping: also hallrooms; reas. WASHINGTON AV 2816—Flegantly furnished second story front and other rooms; steam heat; hot bath. WASHINGTON AYV., 1206—Large front rooms for light housekeeping if desired; reasonable. BABAL LRA RBBB ee LB BBB BBP MMMOOOOOOONWO FY YY ROOMS WITH BOARD. 14 Words or Less. 10 Cents, ; second -stary gentie- Nicely furnished rooms steam heat; running 4371--Nicely furnished rooms, single with or without board; private faim, 1008 Single room; ‘excellent table; reasonabie terms. COOK AYV., or en sulte, COOK AV. employed pre ferred; DE LMAR, heat: boa ad; DPL MAR BL. 3710 3S0S—Two-story front room; steam gents preferred. Handsomely furnished rooma, with good table, for couple or gentlemen. DELMAR BL. 3941 Nicely furnished rooms; southern exposure; first-class board. DE L, MAR BL... S3807T—Second and third story front roous ; reasonable to gentlemen, _au board. GARRISON AV., 613 N.—Pleasant rooms; table board: also day board: conrenient loca on. GIBSON AV. 7 4:73— Room and hoard for tt two chil- dren; would care for infant; for refs. and terms apply above address, LAWTON AV., 2023 Lovely front ‘room; excellent _ board; hot bath, gas; cheap; own home. LINBELL RL., 3684 Elegantly furnished front and side rooms, with allywodern conveniences and tel- ephone, in the finest part of the West End; also tirst-class board: single men preferred. LOOU ST ST 142+ Furnished dining room end kitchen for private boarding use LOCUST ST., .2620—Well furnished room wad good board. LOCU ST ST, O741. One ng story room; all modern conyv.; ex. IACAS AV. 2708-—Ne wily furnished rooms, or witbout beard MAPLE AV., Soe every convenience; MAPLE AY KOTO Desirable roome; good boafd; all modern conveniences; good location; conveple second table; with —_— | Rooms ,wifth first-class board; new horse ent to cars = MISSOURI AYV., 1425 Pleasant necond with board; opposite Lafayette Park MORGAN B&T., 4112—Two nicely furnished roo southern exposure; all conveniences; home forts; good table OLIN E ST., 4161-—Flegant 2d-stery front; ao, @8.; excellent table, $60, couple or gentlemen; alge one for $40 CINE &T., 2820 can accomumodate six persons; a Kooms and board; best of rooms; come early. THIRTREN II s into S Reard and rooms. SOO Plegavtly furnished WASHINGTON AY. WA I choice talte beard; coa- second-siory front room, venient; private family w ASHINUGTON AYV., 3420 board; references required. . — —— WEST RELLP Pl. Loo Tw » front, second-story rots, neatly furnished; good board; gentlemag pre fe rred VW ST MINSTAS “PL. 40 board for two; private quired. ORR BRRAR- DRA AA AAA PAA AAA AAPA HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTER 14 Words or Lesa, 2 Centa, Desirable rooms, with iret class room family; reference re- OR nee FLAT WANTEI-Thiree rooms, clean and warm] give full déeecription. Ad. © The, Post-Dispatch, PDD DBP DA PPP DAP PPP | ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. 14 Words or Less, 2 Cents, ROOM AND BOARD-Young orarried couple de sire board and room in exchange for lady's set vices Ad ©) 64, Post. Mepaetch ROOM ANIL? BOARD WANTEL Room and board with private family state particulars, Ad. Walter Lasar, 12) Pine at ROOM AND BOARD WANTEIRoom and toard by young man. sear St. Loule College of Phar. macy. Ad. N-177, Poet-Dispatch. | Me Me el" PLO I OL eh ROOMMATE WANTED. 14 Words or Lees, 10 Cents, ~~ ROOMMATE WANTEL- room vith widow lady a or ROOMMATE WANTED Gentioman wishes fool mate: breakfast if desired: $1 per room, — Preston ph a to share furniabed 14 Words or Less, 20 Conte. COTTAGH WANTELD.5 or 6 | Bevis ee eee ‘ her, hey ~ , ea ~~ < . es 4) uy 7 “t., c an ¥ ~ Owe ie SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED. ny Ey ag wm _ ee an til si te * IONS RR ie ng OES A z
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Uhrig’s « ec; | ;, i~¢ $0 Jorn bioe) ‘\ ‘ 1125 (hears | A Di iy o red - PRsone Vy. ia ane ir lny evenings: PATties THE LIFE SAVERS. } —- ~ , ~ ” ~~ » . . yy . Care Tom ithe iy rol rh? o* Wooly . , ; “"tftimtle. fyen "4a “ry, hu 7; | Ow ~~. , ~ ~ o~ ONO -™ he if) ty Sifivee i i 5 sy r “a0le «a for ' ~) lay i j inda ‘ nes, % wlay n ‘ j ee @: 7 “a “ pas , " pn 4 reas , Tre i. “ Tone trot Several ay Ay At- r- sy ind wel Harmon wv! Va | ean ne Mon a ' bg TO LET FOR Busy) ESS PURPOSEs | ; PREE diepcucct> 3 — te Dg atrivtiy qerties 4 “Ahers and ane: ever & 14 Word r Lees, 1 « ents. Sores, discho re = fA 501 bi vate diseases Ninple. : Ormond B. Plass. Cne of the Rescued | x ‘ ts Ith - . , : " ’ . yi e il * ; . 4 °T sey 107A § Sth, | DANe ING Afiend Py fr de Hone, $ #4lect dan gy een nan te ee ~ se : : , a , sm Ajomaion nieeeall + $s ~ a = « ml? _ " . TWENTIFTR oH 2G Palm s¢.to gel A LYING. Privat. Home, eyory ———. | nite ¥OrTy Thursday o«. 6, Hew academy | Dex lines to Discuss Mishap or ble es nays ae Pert physteja, _ hd ~ate ex IS ON f.; Moest in the « ‘fe; admission 1; ? Btable and . 7 4 i “sR reas 14 Se} sf i Der eoinn) PAAAIERE * AARAEASAS IR | AL ists . en $] - ——. 7 Reveal the Identity of gee. Midnifart leg Treated syce ‘Asfully iD cm Making friends with the pigeons was a ‘ ‘ k Ii i FOU Can Jearn from Prof. (oe '% " met at Btat Oley, Who iS the owr : 14" ™all promptly “u8Wered. x fon or ed i’ F . At firse So many t hi. ll ie * pete! t é IOVS 8 feet and peck “A hed meen “Oo Many men ‘ad shot at if Ty). (hat Cre ‘T and ; anager of thy idemy in the United States and Inloch he vest danci oo phon is acknow le f ged fo ha tha » of — _) 9 «¢ ANOING ~Join (a6 hest and finee: dancing schoo) | Fc pas fe, 1719 & Jem, ; 7 | THEATRICAL 6g TD veffereon Wl ; Of. and Mre Franke}. ’ “Sinners class, Moa. | His Companions, P . " es tie a Gay ¢ rening Sept 23: lees ms every Moy; lay ind | 14 Words or lesa, 20 (pts, Alt MBPs tronte 2 free: Private dise; 508 & on “ng ‘idar ¢ rening : PAartios « very Wednesday even ~~. . sities e c tee a te es ee, cial y ‘ tra Hane fary. 1222 Frankii; th pe- liig best teachers, best Conducted Ai ademy. -g > TICK Ris ii AKITIS lige ing and , a ] I Choutean av "O'ORkTa phe by the p : MBIUCtON: pupils prepa tM Me and vaud vie Awe t4Rwers visiting “i, Hy Will be treciea | —1441_Choutean ns Bs bing: NJOYING HOSPITALITY oF JOE’S SHANTY BOAT. sraphed by tho Post-Dispates, , , ‘ , “s - we Arie ’ l¢ ry mr . . . e 4 4 ’ bd i = . > . ic i “ Tile iobkane ® ‘ wee a OZeEn IOunN« bs an Oo > Bay you will be treatey well and got your’ f°, where —e ee : as | | Theit Friend, Who Is Known Only as} Th Piseons come like chi, kens to Jo. igeong wr Papr rooms from 81 =, luding Paper; | Anteed: hows of Medical care and nursing ifregy-. WHY Spend vour time and money with in¢ " + Listle Pend poeta} inltze S20 Maly larities tTeated by my re £0lator COnBUltation and ec hers. wh PPEPPPDLDDIOR SO ARATE | boar, Ueatinent tree:” patient! ° Joe, Always Welcomes Them With | oak. m het v7 ha On om his har. AN Good Mea] and Protects Them | BUSINESS FOR SALE. ast ] | a | a fb ‘ | J0@ pets the birds and Scatters mea) » tid not realize that any ; ‘ . Ss ’ oe . ‘ at Ina .¢ ila ite i Irie nd hee: dancer ana T |; (Mong them ae i d nation — DIVORG; S prov ' tly btained ee an 6 a Struct In thi } We are DOW formi: K classes | ? From All] Enemies, | So tame hay © the birds Prem Ome th it the j PeSepetts i tramp bf ge bee 14 WwW, rd nt dam sae la a Al, a with | Ah “ A i Seay A bye ~eeF a i ‘ ‘OWA T Now ' } 44 Po Dispat, hy camera made a pie ture wit h liy pape a — ‘? Pon =’ en 4 ae had n Oe en, et te °ZD.; competent. os oe esuits; years 0 ‘ve, and wi} make ey ivy low $ ul] Tha o (hem Only four feet from the lens. lana -« / 6 a, ¢ pee ory wagons BARREN SHayy Por : 4 11?) Darhey shop . ~ t attys 821 c hestnut sf, room 210. ‘OF tickets his week as wil] pork Vely | . Phe ‘ramp pigeons of Sf. Louts have thetr | All lower Dorcas Street know & Jne. No | yey pF ae a. om ene railway sare te SS EMDATION cases: oo;, 4 Poa 2eap: leav- | DR. DENNIS ewar physician, “847 Morgan st. | S%r letty ost "teonant 2. Waltz and two-s. D | »t. Mark's, even as the Wild doves of | one. alls him by his surname, and propa, bin” DOr ee was to be found at Joe's ng tows “17 N. Union ar ruehin, Colo | PSSTully treats @ll female troubles Sno $10 py » Bg ve ony Se eee beauitiul | Venice NOne kriow a, | Tie Goo f } the . —— . . _ mashes a . ° iil AT we lp deny or > Ils, j arti, 4 we ] lity rs, / s i a ‘ . ‘ Mie V, iif iret, °V GROCERY—i-,, , y vy store a undry | DR. DENNIS, 2647 Morgan st.. resuias i Ho Call day or evening —" oe Joe is the ime of their pas saint. | act’ led hie tne”, the spring on ene Year | prorr, red food. Thi hon ed boned brane) re) low , } in } physi uccesafully ¢, 7 eular eee aon ne i 4 (4nd ar 1) Dale ie Ban Patron Saint, | 4&0, tied his ; hanty boat high on the bay iy > 4 ~ EN eC y trial that he L , wnt " Pood HUIS Nees CRA nm « uly aut iil), Siiqs NSTu ly treats all fe Ina le troubles PARSE ~~ — AREA II ARO } s ; « iu} Ound iis Cabin boat at the foot or | P ] bh on : . . Ss , af the vw as «i sv] *r) } nrhi ene, HOUSE — For scic ime ettel | _2Y Private home torts terme: consulta tion in HORSES anp VEHICLEs. Bal ae ¥: ——— _ iatiaisd | nay um pass, ALOE S s%, Per hunts fi} sv7 tiny re ‘ - y ° . +2007) . P . \ . : Wi. B.'s : : . - ne ieee eee aes en wm. Ad. M ings tI DR. EMMA LOERCH, 2200 s —t® 8t., receives | Geum: 4 Words or Less, , > | \ . , r oe : | ii lj 7. ; ; r) oF we ; m BALLOON 1% ale, sale PHAM), half cash rest At ' r . On = ment or from 8 to 10 a. m, For Sale + \ \\ : eits's hol ‘an the Wan in Rinosa’ of losing their | E BOY S PRA YER FOR m ¢ ’ ae “to 9 p.m. . wah \ Y it | | + a “Upped about on As, PAV tie } . ' ma ogany - - a a ' _ * , ; sh : Le ? ; . Axtures, long j, «. old , on n hear DR. MARY ’ R. 20 " _—-— . i | een ~ gy t9OK them off and rowed with | T i or M ag ata | ] | a e J ode wane re CUR. o's pe class medi ties., if HORSE or s2) big ho °°, Sultable for ena)! Z ' ' nem [ Ney thank. d us and Eave mea and | PF DOG + +i : ll as ‘Oical é Yagon, $15. 7 Se ge > ! ' e . g ‘e ‘ . we y }] j " tha) ad —— fae Rraduate in all thea ills know n to rom - s lac — 11] S Ang av. ; 4 ’ pcan Thee toon ‘ a, didn t tel] their A RED er *@lling . imi}. days ankind. Consult ms af onre in my tnoder; ly HORSES, wie For sale wr) iOrse, three dali. . a . axe yng, YOK a horth ound Broadw,; vis ‘ “EP riencs (in, bee ’ prove p equlpped ora ‘e: irregularities Positively rem nas ery horsa mutes; buge: trade me sprine . ahd ; | . Mhat S all ] know.” “s |e —~O--0-—- 99.95 o—o—¢ ~~? ~—?-*+ o +... . receipts wi exXperie, UNNeCeega, “t Ilitle cost; when others fai! fo Cure you ilon't he “4iVage o th Capsized Craft wae. | } | TRANCE of ’ lif, tinnie J n't a ver unle s b Doe ts ‘) raged: cure Kuarant ee, or no pay: le - = : a? j | nost ass thrilling a nd decided] y tane *s lity} | wOGe. Ad, 7. 17, Post... ite! ap adopteg toe and during Copfinement: tr HORSES For sale, ¢ ur good work horses: work | ? \ Cult than the rescue of its dren, h d + ; | 4 ——~— AAA. ee " Rots «a, te slegwan: ° p . Bil le an double: raan « ; ‘ te j ILN RIT’ > "IP, . ‘ i t . ; ; ‘he OY- | LP APPEESOSOEZ ~APRAASAARH | fate ad for ireath, “and caring Tones who | FOR ne Pete BBLS Be ene | DRO RNEAU, re. | . fe strangers at My home; exam Nation and « HORSE, For sale, good horse, TOR EXCHANGE on . . eS ean, ay ee ery. wR NN eS ~ Wee cht ae Me Cons " Word. ‘ (NOTICR. Rea! estat, A Ve relay “Gents not ac. Cepted for thie “lassifcats nm.) tt oo ‘OMAS -Buture attendance: correspondence Private: patients met _M ean ‘Oree hours’ hard y Ty ‘) sap) 4 *] oe ’ ; (; “OT +? M ar " . j Se ' ' re at a bargain. coal | In Mmpany with Jame Smith, he _\roorg Cramond. Dox Fletcher and atau. tation free: gentleman and lady Physician in wagon: ‘ingie brass Mounted bar ace OM plishs ad this fe at . : : af ! ‘ork a HORSES, Ey, For sale; cas Fi - They rowed os | = ‘ " . LO midstre im ind got : . rt] —. ; ‘ é “ towline On the Ta nineties 6. irTm wa ron, harness, = : om 7” — ae ar le, P . iA tree . AZ ~ ~~ ~ ton ar : feam of 4 and 7-year old ‘mules: "ait two big | la a Reais ae seta Water thith od neav) sall flopping On the PAPIMING; i 4s TY T) i. . a hae . pl iVate, Re, lnded, Wes nred home for lad{ns heforn work hors, S S is buys big mu) > harness and « - VV ith no th: lrerdy¢ of reward though they ‘Tawled . COUL hort budge her. ('ra mond Papering: wale, peintin fi “On eon painting For And during ‘onfinement: Oldest and MOSt reliable wagon taken for Cebt; must Sell; need money, | 7 f ey r ef , He on the Prostrate mast and 4 Pos: r . Pees yn "88 Tor furniturs Ad. Ly 11%), ving-in lustitution In the city: established over O58 Cote Brilliante ay : received ¥v cents aplece, [wo Carondele: . rt hires With great difficulty getting ” 49 years; home comforts and Inotherly cara: . r ie ¥ ae | ishermen Saved 7 , , = Gu ne in the o hi “ti » , a a ; ) » on aan - | fis] ne) Save the es of ur | Fation fis ‘the LO PAA ?PREEARAP IBID homes found for infants free: successfully treute ae a Sale, three good reams of horses. opal ae aE ives ~* foun | “rose and knocked him, from his pereoom | : al] lrreg larities: ladies In trouble cal] or Write. “E out o UsiNeSss DS Nor Ik ay. ; YOUNK men Who ¢]) ‘ng to a Wrecked and Hy Slow degrac-« yer Xs MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Si eriea at —s >| STORM —¥ ']apsized satiboat in th. idd] he | Shoreward, two monn’ craft was so ened LAD I S~£%) reward for & Case of SUPpression tay [ bugg! ‘Ss, gros r. baker. butcher. laundry. bt uli al i} i] Middle of ihe er ke ' men rowing Whille the Oth- 44 Words o- Less, 29 Cents. regulator fails to relleve in 24 hours; this applies; Milk, pead’; ". Undertaker. rder and light adver. | Missis ‘PDI river Sunday noon mah 7 pr the wreck Steady. The LAazarine Se ae #ll obstinate abnormal Cases fron any cause: | tising wagons; len, a Neht trek pring Stake | One ai es Tere: vas { iken out high and dry neq he foot ? CARIT for un Alli }« d posta! iT ‘a. POStagce stamy e ’ hs liless COM po ind (one Cntrated ’ id eY Wagon Jol n iol ly k Se 140) ; VY ith st. | a : ’ ose . , ““ UV ik men is Or. of tn tus Stree f ’ j 4 coine: Prem{ yyy Coin List 1) Pri¢e Het frev. tract has Hever failed: q n't submit to op tions Nagra ——PAZALLYAAA YA ow | none 5 Plass of Mt Cones, Stree , It was & gre: s re 4 svi " " ’ : ee. * . ’ Opera : is . IVY wwe a - ~ ~ ~~ A, ; = i ° il . reet, a ~— . eat ur rise 2) ef . , } St. Louis Stainp and « in Co., lous Pine st. positive ly GvUaran(eed: Many saved fn n Sulcide. NP iactinat nn on sina z lerk at the (7e¢rman-.- Ameri ‘an Bank Mr let her, that The Frying Pan’ ‘des | ey ~ nga a a yy Jackson, R. Cui ror m S06, 107 Dearte } . , *s2ici fl sat ie Pe | i £ Sink. ’ ae = re . € ‘ { PRANK) RTE BROT WANTED eR + ead : ) ] rm, Chi ANIMALS. | Pla OWNS the satin at, the Las rine. He |} ~ With” od only those Cans that Saved | ? Price, quick. Ad \{ sé). l’ost Lis) lich — — ~~~ —- -_— a _ _ ~~ 14 Words or Lease 20 Cents | positiy ely refuse { yz +1 Wd : ia I>, cy ¢ i tha iy 7 f a ton of meta] on Aa ? . . : 2 SS at ~~ WPAN POOR | LADIES |p ‘rouble will not regroy Calling on Mrs. pasate or 1 lisclose th. -° dis OP te aceldent Pt, rr abn 24. G0f’t, see loOW she kepe | . a St * En BRO eT HB HN IPO PM WMWAY worry SPAS NM Nand: lowest termes: confinewmente taken. e728 DOr. ro sale four tere ohh oa oan ew nt wh Weed witt “ne ames Oj three friends } é (rer? a She filled with Water for the 4 , SOs ss ’ r . * Pi; st Mon th. Md . , ' . ‘“@ Cogs 4 y eat ere Ch him in the Mich ip | NOle jy Or part Sida le ' , MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. | oaths old. 5049 Shaw ou by LADIES, my monthie 2 rial | AY 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cente VADIES. my monthly regulator . . hy . , ever fails. tria: 10 Rubber S00ds carried. Mrs, F. Ky (ilive louisville. : . t — 7 *. : , . . ' —s ‘ne boat however lells oy wr ber fil] ny With Wat t “— pls. air cham- | } RE OA wT ~~ Se Ss . ¢ . Poe VA A ine > . ’ ’ . ©iis ; ‘> ‘nn? Sta fiji ’ [ A er S 2 - : 4 j a er 7 : . . me 0 AED PE REL LLG Gt i and the reen ers James Smith and \ strie k ¢ ; } must have 4 ; ; | | om . ’ he 1 Burneay. « ippl 4 , Mim Something Sharp.’ aul Mail, I ) NemMent the ta e. — ee ee MEDICAL, The e | _Lazarin ‘'S a racer. long over 14 Words or Less, 29 Cents. atl | | , 22 feet scan |? | k ro x ( fi Ondel. fishermen Shea is eo | 4 — OWN 88 “The es, ing Pan” « a Prion AS : Ne ct ‘ ’ S af}, She Carries PA. . BI iOOT> POISON. Pimples, weaknes@ etc... gil, k- Sie lé et Of Mainsaj] AY ad a big lib. The riy- j . . ‘ ‘y cured ; no fre to pay lOTA N, Nth ar ; room ] erm n Say She ilé \ eT hus hy, en beaten in Q i 4 . X70 ~ ‘ Wr \- oN NS ~ . Ce . ‘ i ‘ AREAS ee Aare ‘a ti ee ti COAL— Roya) high Stade, Ye per bu, del. rel. B at 1729. Auperto, Coal “o., G24 Olive GFT o1 R prices On Dilliarg 40d poo! tables before buying elsewhere: sold On easy Pa Mente: our Cushions sare Evaranteed ror 20 years, and ara Made by a now Yulcanizing Process: Old tables fitted With our CUS Ions are ase food as new; eat lsfact).,, FUarantcod Tr Money py funded: sae ov @dvertizem, nt of slot MACh ines. LADIFS If in trouble, save time and money by Calling at 2929 Franklin ay. Ome before LADIES in trouble cai) at private b T. Myers, 112 and during confinement. Mrs, S 14th, sf The Col Struction Of the ] ir pp, funager Wanted” for lawfy) ‘ ies i ‘AZaTine je some LADIES fp trouble call ‘5s F ll ities a = rrutientatnaiines Be , a “a +} 2 ': My remedies hever fal): Books. ~ ge epee regular Dhysician. 2: She is She ithed wit} 3 hand “ Oo, . P ‘ . Li ' 4 1 timer By } 14 by) " k hos Franklin ay. : lé * “rt — n) pounds h the meta) being ANOTHER IMPORTANT LEASE ON | ? — etary eDALe ur +5 2 : os “4 — es _—— " - . : cea, icTre are air ( iambers m: ad ) r , | \Mleago, 111. MIDWIFR-—Recoives 4, ing ; em BOOKS of all kinds b Ueht and sold. Call or send Rt tin cane 2. , ~ ae Ww “ — * found for tof, ata leans trouble enti, home address to Mille’ Book Se, re, ROT Chestn - ee Pent gain Cans, ea, | holding S@vera] wal- | ASHINGToNn AVENUE JUST | . PAINTS.4)1) He: turpens oo”; ANY leads Glace Jefferson ay’ atte ie Oe 8. PABA OO AAI nnn foie, fore and aft ‘here is 4:80 a large painter: , ‘UpPplies ') Brom. gary Park | - ’ : eS ae ya! P BRAT pe NRA coe = oe beLWween the Outer sheathing COMPLETED. | ? : hay? hones i, : : ’ : ‘ ‘Tux . . ™ i l¢ 4 n nitrea » ¢ oe ¢« ; i. ° } mh. — L vs, Sidney 428 M Mits HOTSON, 1, diex’ private home during con. REAL ESTATE WANTED “The ) * of “the peruct wane? i d BONG wy ACHIINE: lo "e Professione} Hus finnm: Mt: absolute Privacy and #afety assured - 4 Ww - . ev i. “=p is of the Lazarine is Oy feet ees i | rated song wach; “OMDlete, with pt tur elegant Com modations: rained nurses: mother. | ¢ Words or Less, 20 ( vues. lh me hen under ut Sail she looks top- ° Dsed three mont) wT MY} Pons Diana: 4y ste dd 1d regula: PUysician: S4tlefaction guar | larr WANTED—Wil pay Ny oa ‘fe ymca £ bu oe ae ordinary breeze the Cratt NEW MER : —— ui Pod: infants adopted: 8killfy} attention at low sultahle SS 1 ‘ po . “480 for nice lot Cath Sta) d iy and aoa “panking £ait. | LE HOUSE SITE TPT Pre . mame eet terms. Call or write. 2201 Olive t must be rion id upon; sod buy quick: Tice ” \ Le be ‘ ’ [ q me A ( t Si. Tr ist he righ: g n and « : . : Aldauly | Ait i ' ary. Suitable foj cly}] iT’ a Diary } nN aU GSEs, chicken houses, ete., S10, di “verved withiy 40Y reasonable distance ja the CHy. GU. Mathie. & «% S31 N Broadway. ‘Ns | | /\ I I cry y A J 177 LUA |, UI\ LrALK 7 | : —_ - ieee : : ‘ve l0cati PTICe® oO no ar | Stove im on ce (* , * j 74 TT A rrr aT AY tention paid, Ad Builder. St Lanuia. Pr. oO Lock. | : : : tri UULUEN SEAL tEMALE REGULATOR pox 040 : Her Port Side. | : Ne | 7 . a: ee oa cee gp ks “i ‘Al | RARAR Renn WAS Sunday Morning Mr Pisa and hie Northwest Corner of Washington Ave. See OVe : “ws, De re Of substi UleS;> none oe ° —— : ur lyt ltire oO. & | ley Sey \ ‘ a% i frien is b ne ie ie aa y ‘ pid _ t*¢* > ' SenuU.ne with ¢ 4 . + i —— ° ‘ i, ‘ ] ti Qi 4 S ee in ' % "GUC a 14 Wor : _ ° . . “PIN down | 99 | ee ATT Parcn h se - eae ‘ es ¢ ords OF .088, 20 Cents. Stream It is ‘pPparent thar ¢} . aen wt i for bs Years—Other Rea] ety f |) ay \ i ) L ) ’ ee ee ——, te 7 — a i a) Ji! iit ili the Lazarine te ULI) | ri/ [| ORANGRP GROVE. p, ' ‘Ge eg Pe ae ., ' ' P — MOUs 4AM Folly | VULA V Rroy r i f , » quale, Mlorida orange | ®lruck a “as, or pos ibiv a s) “arp iron Estate News. f L@lie in 2 , ; : ' ©; ea’ [OO frye 1O acre. en te | ‘ Ae] I At Com ton Aye , ; ten, seiieves in 3 ~ “tS; beware Of sy Salutes; pone : : o>«>erey , ’ SCs 48 SACTifice. (ODStriuct On, a hole hei. [fOve fy ww fens , Second wnt aud yal railroad =e SHMUlne without » Snature of Caty} " Med Ci = ne O.. Bt Louis, M I h ithiy nN the 1 id ~~ wen The tate of Charl Il > ? . ‘ ee es, ; & P a te ‘ ‘ ’ s r asf “en : pion ,e ‘ey . > ate . . . - “er ee A = iit] f j , iié ts ; , { . ay = teas A —— P — at ’ . S.23 . bes ns 2. Bent Standard lamp Coa! Bes » »Giye coe bushel | 2’. $1. 2721 Washington ay. FAKM-~; OF sale, 10-acre farm, y Ith 5- Poo m nild. | The vo re men iTter the 2 le the try s # : etek, through a Sg 8 RS th PS oy, ss + at ARS at oh ey aS High-grade Cartery ile ] ip (‘Or D hx per bushe; F fs PAA ee lug: ay “e S600, Aj ply Joby De; by, Mount wg F tick led ong, ‘ as ue 7 ; - , n . ‘ if nt i Pustes s, Messrs Stephen Peck & Rro ‘| + ee Sy nea > cana NPS og Khe goty a m4 cs 8 aK ee &s, \, All Braden of Anthbra: te oa) n b; Don, ‘ A , ae . j ‘ il i} fi iTeeze ippar- n COnjuncti, fs :. SAS > a Rh , Me ; , te Coa) o and. ently trying te ~ Sage I) v : 7"“SUON with Samuel] Bowman has MISSOrT RI AN) ILLINOIe COAL C NE AAA. be A iti ‘Ng t makes f “Wood = « reet | IDI | an, WEARSAARA Re ATTOR YS-AT-La W. Tenge PARRA IID choca be! we ihe accident to their craft Pages a the papers binding their prin, ipals | ? Photographed by the Post-Dispateh, ‘ l4 W rds a | 20 Ge ienoul Cause tha MOAT to Sink Na traneanst thie. ; . ; | : ; YA 0 ( 4088, Ors nts, | . pe ansSa¢ tion whik h me; S paw Bn ot OPTICIANS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, otmpith and ‘Burneau, yltk in 94 | mereennat aia ich means nother large | | ROBBIE poTEr AND SCIBBY, HIg FICE. . A DIVORCE secured promptly by rej; 14 Word » £. ° (joining sh entY boat housea ae oi \ fant as ; ' “Ging in the leart of the city .-7 re a ; , é' ; liable attor. ores or ix SS, 20 Cents. . ae ; : . ' athe a Aa L00t of rrey. > de Chey Cnjoy a romp in ¢ lebra tin eo ; ‘a a , ie 14 Words or Less, 21) Cents ney. Law Office. 1002 Olive at é 2a floor. Oe, Hay er Str ‘ t. xo? in front of their dwellings The Ps ck State leases to the Lesser | > is 3 ’ ‘ by uti rn of th iaittey Ss ré turn from. ft five months’ . DIVORCE DAMAGE uit te, ud ice free. aw © }and wat hed the Uisabled , raft making for Cotton Co for a ferm of 99 irs th s tramp, during which he had thrilling ad Ventures and lost mux h flesh, LACH eye eCIOD i ifically examine : 4, AMA i ; etc. -: Advice ree: @asy 5 .. P t | he r mMmoortnge Shy, WW p fr, ha ~3 —-¢_. ‘ aver Seas 80 years’ experience; 14 ORES at prec gi haTe®: —frms and payments, 522 Pine at. room 6. To } er- en Ooney Stream my ) ~ the middie of Melerty, 50x138 feet, on the northwest corner | ” Ms Riri “MGS ae 7 ne ; tion. Ss. 8. US, Ontletaen nn Recta _— ‘ORCw a} ‘ eee ry _ ee F 4 van ~ WAaVe f1y v, $2°non wu ; | -} , . , - tf Vachi - , _ a fé : y* ; ; ‘ ——e. 8. “ Heian, 1y00 4 ranklin a. "aeons pained p comptly, quietly moderare | $5000 $6000, $700, Rooms read £30 0, ie ", , With : | ail ay d Jib Set, the little | ( in iShington Venue and Ty elfth Street, 7 Scibby, Robbie Potee S Fice, Ran ; My Pote, Sent an ODliging neighbor poste x. i STRAI's C¥@ experr , ' , ae Pr hort hited fo ous =6made. AINage cages han- | On $29. 000 $25,010) a>. en. 4 ; Pwee al LOOK e¢ HKe 4 smal}) fdition of the Co. | at $7500 ’ year wit} C revaluatias Thte | l4S8l@ tO the dog Ind . . pert. g. finest nm, 82:60] dled: aayie free. Cente, . — era 000, $25, and $50,000 to loan 5 perl lumi ne | { the Co- | ent out revaluation rhis , : eee ; ' ASLO | Epoune ip: ab Plicated Cases a epee, inity "th oat equipped Bth ae idy t iTee, (¢ lilral]l Law Bure au, 1123 XN. j cent int, rest on PxXtra rood Re urits 2 = ¥ oe mdi i fe] S&S mos ' White ,; i] Vas Smit h is { me r cet ' on th ‘ alu: tj ; geen . AY ay and Became a Vagabond Five Nee Ti ibh. i biddiny f iroewell to his doomed °sting parlor 700 Lae et ‘Vay ’ citr improved Teal estate ro; ly on. aa VSOCrVed that ehe Ww isually ] LL he | I ¢ “(Uation of ei 4 | bret hrar, barked we hy tg . PAF AAA 2A A Oreee Le Only "NY 10W in the front foot It of tha 1 ‘| Months Ago But Fin i] r i se -anee to the dogcateh- . ~~ AAA 0A REEL y \ (4) PB he. " 7 | Wat y i ot. River the IPS @¢ Ss the Contro] | ' 4 ’ : il Al V Wen. ere fi ‘TT! [Pies hiigee “2 pb } RESO . OOO AARRRRALALSR | , : mm ¢ hestnuy | . ; . = ‘ i URRY us 1m ¢« “parted for w'w . PRREEAIOR ASI! i \\ hye D frie i) »? Devs hed 4 wine . it, of all tha Drone rity ; t} . +} ; ‘ - , ry ’ wan I OPPSSSSSS ISI EN | , , . * point Y“YPDOSIte VOTE! Ol i? north Side of dered Back to His I Re CLAIRVoy AUCTION saLzg estonia aol Ea ep! Iron stree; ; Sudden ‘saual) | ves, . c s Lit. + ~ y Was denbehse 7 ANTS. : ~ en squall ; W 4ashington 4&VeEelnue from ‘7 Welfth setrene | ' ’ “estined to Shed many : 4 r . ”» . Ns rus K iif’] i ‘ ’ . i re . + rf rs ' j - Poly. try Shia , s , . 14 Words or Less, 90 Coats. 14 Words or Less, 209 Cente, LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. i med to piten forward ree west to the Butler Bros.. 212% fees by 128 | tle Master. as ge d mest ‘neon w many ribs before , 4 ’ ‘d ? ¥ ; : ) *} ‘, - "oa ’ ’ = © ‘ gor sd nei ¥ “ : é ; ' : . f ; : : TRUMPET in lighy Slate | writing WE will buy or sell you ont. L Blumenkrang & ~£ Words or “ae, 20 Cents, | head, remarked smith Her bow sprit | feet, fronting On three grea; business thor. | = an, ae On Gi i avenue a runaway glided with reading correct], git > en, ‘ Wins Clairvoyant o.. 4UCtloneers. 1602 Market T Be CONTIDENTY AL } P | Went under w ater, then her bow and final. | Oughfares ind afford. ; ¥ f rhe uppias 21 iL Pye j I tha Vie Seth) Prue \ 3 ‘ el o hdsor pp] . w hy "ed “"*4 49808 on furnie, ©. Pianos or e+ ily she Wok @)) ; ere area “P Pigimc 7 “id affords a si for an ag- | , ' , , - Sie? ; and v, nter ary. p > hear , ae WY" WARE good security: Week] r an ne eee paouienes any «7 , il [ ok «i ~ dd I) : Woop te Starboard Pildve ent mer Antile Structure lag fed tj bt} ‘ Ii ‘ ] hij’'@ I iv in) J. i! ; ‘* ‘ =F) J Shtened him and, with kL MRe CO] E, clairvova, 7 - — ——. discount Lyons Moving (y B21} Olire er aeee I — 7 ‘y ee l, we th reat sail Hopping and | And such rT building Will he erected nt | Potee’c back vard. at 123 St. Loute venue ; oy Of terror he Stuck hits short tall Close : “eu, i” 4) 4 we 7 aye) . — - tas shia ’ , - ahd pa: he lita lowest in City , ‘ 7; the a ter . l il ‘meill x in Ul the Site by i] begin abeors Oer } 4 na bliy x " } 4 : ~ by] rn) " } tj] VW tvs iS j ities PP tae looked up every . ' ithe ile f ee o. ’ , ’ bd iti, | . we * iif ’ i ¢ oO ; Baas . , . ’ ly ‘ ? P bigs by ; : , ” . e We at, iid Marks: = , stablished 185] Vv \ Ol, 2648 Park aV.: phone © 4005: Main 15Rn WV | ro publi ity; nu WOT Ea gos publi hed. i coryyy . swam - — F r 4] ) a so .s ila; x if] be Comp! tex] “a bye uf 6 ps : P . , ee : —— s et # aot ‘ ‘i ira 4 ir, b it 3 tle of them was ~ — . ; - . . , » ; e Hai san — Ps fA] , ie° mas “Une |] he C year Worl fe , : sper} , , Sesh dos * Bo MTD E Ow A. Pur AA Ara. “ in - ~ o - | Oni cul b Paid back by VN ek iy or wm nthly Al if boom ht ' ; rhe ‘ . , ‘ spy X — . rik i fe bye pt lé qd ‘4 ’ ; ; ; _— MPO, Qtt6000... ; are: Sn aig 4 wrige for feathers and furni nnd ments JD ANw) nites to suit you) conven +t th rata ' “agin Pt po / me ae boat, Corl if. ix rap aiy as Do ifyl, . 1a tf ha . ij . {ras hI] ry rrpes ry ng Bale rhea tal mn i an . — «] and Still Re TYPEWRITERS ; » stad! ve Ls: lms! / 11d] Ss. Ji fT: rson av. | _ Pp an MAK ON repay in, its or low! | So ¢ is you 1 ld e +} — " af ‘ , na Lm t4 ‘) ari hye ey) ie Akeqd an the ] ‘ iM ae 3047) Vi, kK , ar Dr a, - r) rt » ~~ Sty } aw ; i ‘ i yi hy riybas horse aside, t > ; ‘ be CMbarry.« yOUre.!l ' , a - . eerie uy fat rv atde © tile 4 raft th ‘ if j Tay ~ . cat . ‘ , ; - ee P ; ; aes ; . v Puy tay pig ' Pepe 4 : : FEATHERS it adquarters:- highest Price full ert . ; ~ ri To P=. weap ~ 7 " eive Of W otter i ( aren ' r) oy , ac Ww ¢ = ' (y ds 0 ror ’ at $7 al + Venur amar in” fh. ’ ly With } rf, , bes ' " , With ut 8 ibbyy to M4 MV onde OF Loews, -) Cente Weight. Crlobe Pillow Mtg. Co S021 R ' Sta wee a ‘Seu paid befor Gile, if you . ; ; . se ; Un on ‘he wind | It will CON tain P64 twa SqGUare fe, f ee » | 5 Seng : : i ‘ & » tle > Way Canbut « Lij Send ] fley r tela, ne. Was fh oO- ea ‘ til, and the capsized ho | snan. : 1d = { peer a. _ as rt Sem: mart 4 Tr ine , ; [? ih os fs bhwy t} — } "I" poe : ee ea, . a ~. 2 oe ram = ~ " — 7 : 3 , Al pa ’ i! Mv lil be (i? (>) the Oe , & ‘ ; > | } - ‘ . iro inh his wak. rYPPeW RITER W ANTED Secondhand ¢. DOW ritiy PEA’ HPS WANTED Will pay 506 Per pound 0 _FIDEL PY BROK} RAGE CO, | Wa _ “UNE about tn (he waves Cantile § strr), (ures jn t} VW — —e if . * +a. ' 4¢ night his last thou hta Meahtne: g.ve Make, Col ditt n And prive Ad Ml Send JOe8Tal S Batavia. 114 'y 9th st . ’ nm ‘ 141, VOlire et., TOO I Lele pl Ohne RR 4:34. “*\\ © soon reas hed the Wre, lk She was ‘ iad ] it Sf ;’ Vears Vid Wess ] P rs hi Ta we d for Scib 185, Dost Disna ty hi, ; | yy THER " ANT] | : — nate a CHARTicp SECURITY a thas ‘ . Sinking The OVS Were ‘ a thel) Robbi + blue-es ec] merry ay l OTe we re ; ft c ys ~ i j a i cts I *h " pay RS. er or ' a r wit . y ; Hego lates hOATIS on AVA on ; mee % ; . ' . " IIIS WAAR i elman. 2628 Olive at , Send pital und. M ! an a Dianos and Oher se, Ul ities: obtains RA2 ARARERR Re el Lincoln Trust Co. hi or Money for "9 tisfactory Salaried “Mmployes, arra nye STEAM Cc ET PURNITURE, Bye WANTED— Al) i ‘fur | 10g repaymens { ARP CLEANING Bee “9 ‘ ‘ d nde of fur Payment ty “ult con Hilure, Carpets. feathers us! l4 Words Or Leas, 99 © | io} “hep St Mrs. Potea ‘aw his whites i The 14, ab ' | Wher Robbie's Wwondertl Daa bys tl aed ae ON Yehnlepce of borr: of | er; i EDUCATIONAL rit lim: {Jif} ‘Tust ¢ 0. Tenor ‘ ] , highest price Daid business Confidential John WwW, Staley Gre 3 . Cents, Send postal. Bensinger 2029 ay : ; | a ure Kheeling by his. bed, ing eve rst wy) , . Se hedk is . ifu: , oS | CState last Weel: ns follows: : or | strayed ‘round Papa Pote nous papas, Frank}in _ Benoist bidg.. corner Ninth and Pine ay | a ' oe Werds or jase, 20 Cents, | House O16 Mies Sippel = aveny, Inst sent fF ing a p fellow, Scibh was there to way ee, te te, Shen ente holst ! i. ner Ninth nd Pine’ aie ; : | , rs 7 of if lie? ly AMPRICAY (Verdier) Steam Carpet Reg: ng ana/ fl RNITURE, ETc., WANTED All kinds f fur. | MONEY for Salaried People, by “racing house keep. | EXPERIFE V ‘D teacher “Wil tang nny | “Routena ay Hue. having a front of 26 feet § Ineh re | delight wi | his she y iA im tw | d ' to tah ‘ Cleaning (Wy Mt}, and l’ine Sts Work = ‘ hiture an feathers: Pay 55 4 De ind. , nd i ers, teamsters, etc. Without se, tity: CAS t of Iite] Piri ty Ring?! ah ? mn “oes ‘ — rae oe | Ny . pene idk of M SDD ven ae ‘ I i ; mi = b " a and ) t Kinlorh D> To x — 1213 Morgan st. . Lic] ey .. largest DUS nese in 40 Prine! pal Cities. sar! tnd a let " board ‘. ‘ee ee ~~ Pt > feet, « SISting of 4 two-story OFrick wt Quinoa wiil « G ~~ oe -—~aee c° up in + RA | 14 Words OT Luxe , = | Well-loved dom. . EO on rent ge Yeekly or w —— PAyMents, th i re. | : nt “OUr ln ucing loan nf ened , - - ee | > Bay sais’! BUSINESS PRop ac ee flepament od torn suas, | TRAMPS FOUND =eDS IN CAR] _Otaco men's Covkeg ons League, on Cents. i HOUSEHOLD GOODs FOR S In our hands BUarautces you ahs lute Safety We ' , ERTY ete 2 wront of 259 feet 3 laches Hoa ° : The I Tare ana the Ime f 4RSoOLIr Ty ' Nt . ALR Make loans oH 8Uy Gesirable anc, 'Y anywhere] For sa) \e a?’ and j21] “say eft. JUSl ens? ont a DY a VEPTO Of 180 fees i it ee on But Judge Sidene: Fined Them &S a) the fir . * er lals lead warehouse. 4 PROOP STORAGE Ny «| 14 Words or Leas, 26 Cepta, Withour removal. If you ows uy bills of any king / of High «; ‘wo frame house t 6 mome Cae) reer ton at SCO OC. FE op, er to TL, Latins , ’ ke . *TRMh, ain La leas ave . ir af We wil pari then fore . rr io sat r . at set JNx7! Fee? ‘ *\. . ey ; : . ') ' ne rt . n> ) ‘ ing ¢ has luehie. -F Safe ; eee pa, , ) boxes “eters ater elas - r om I ; ep oo fee | i urniture, fee ‘= * | | ——— after : rat week oy COC Ked-has bowl! : n@ in the . ‘ ’ j P 4 . . per month. For 2” bet At excellent pee siness Precaution. etal - “ene ie The Delma h than umber. Our prices a: right snd our| and terms he rene located ‘nto five blecks nort} Pour hn | nd wteh division, ved with the “yel . . “er |} the Worki'’s BF ei- ote, near the uw. 9 : Four | » ~ “S Wandererg fy the City Han ind South e le f : ‘ » Da ug. « terms ary CAST If “U Want «a fair, sovare de» | KEELEY & CO. ay > Chess , ' ‘ n Heat se ty “ pows . . | Sides And th gteeg Wouey advan, vd: met oan rete ug . | ping | Saene Pg 7) # ing 88 trafisact, a . . nt . — uUL asf _ | Rouse “ul bas » wine if tars Vv lLaitn r vi Mri] irt I eijff j t} one anc, ' Section hot ner weettals the R. » LEONOR! itt 4 . as + Bria i¢ ; FOLDING BED. $5: a) ary) Ohe . ea ) j ; — \ ow INK "TI \ ‘Le . . j a’ . idipi Ss) i r ‘ule cr) , mr ; Yipes a Ty , aq iT « nN ly £}.? " gz f - " i ree m . les « } } i e% Play y Seedy novmethott ta A al ‘ a a i'y iZio 2) Olfy. wt i dreas. M tables hairs ‘ ‘ - Cdroem ser, = fle KF Ve id BF. u 4! ( F (‘ts Prownre fs | nd ‘ , ys - ‘i UALR r t) ess l « , J ] | i. “ne ¥ »f } , w ‘ “ , j rr mike j ‘ 5 ‘| lhe : | iy of the te AMERIC \\ STOR AGI > ' > "* Be 5 * £tOCKR, Dictures 1704 \ V5, 200 and 210 Od, ‘liows bidy » Vth a 1 Olice 7 ’ * Very nic |= wy i? woe 4 , hit) i " le } : : , . ihe ‘andi, and thi ’ : ANE AND yee ; meen llth at riek tlage of 3 fr S. gould 1" . and Horton +, ! this « a bes xX CH | I tain i 7 " Week's SC hed Olive “Moving, Packing shipping vG,.CO- —— ' " cen a — . . or. . . . ‘ = " . . F [ if lati ; hp ‘ a ‘a m , Qx lew , oa tre the ee Be yy Sexe we hs ™ wwe , ir ry if \ ‘\¢ j ; ; Adams ra * , Ww . —_ Geiesprentng,"> Mews ERIQE* store hs Soy | hmani ty hoe atl. Contents oe pog—— 1 Backs Y FINANCE CO, | Kuntaiont ef $100 cam Gown, aed gi use | Cin, amt. boda i Nile a fp oy Gardner ead a oar tON, | MANDI gail ° /. , . “es 4 “SOD ° : ; . n ‘ ' : . ‘ . po : ris ” o . ; ‘. , ’ _ ' , ' " p 7 BOND, —— | 4 ‘3 ‘ Prenkiin _ ed; all or Part; no dealers Money witho fC security to —s/aried men end} ment) eer pri See KEELEY & (4) El ane ee having a MS Of SG fear 4 y i ‘ . , : : ema lie . ‘ lene j Wea. Leet, ONDED a ire) - - : ; oh j ' Wonien CABY pay Me nts; approved pape; boug it; | 1] ht Vestnutr «- Q ‘ Dey) j at Haze! iver : , , : wy, . $a less ; . , ' ** : ii Trials ***-. . . ; Pda. enry ' V4 ~ = . . 4 : i? : , . = - 14? (20M Tie "Pr «. 6 8CCounts re. elived for ceo sCCTiOn, i410 Union Trust teatre ee . oOoses . : - Mehes on war Big Bey ; Whey I ' i? ry | veo § 4 : fac @ees . Vance When desir. * Prankila nae MONEY ad. | ize of o & room yy b! nate, SOmplete furnieh building | #0081 _ vg 2 Biddle at + Bice two Stl Maple Lawn (rom the M ‘Die Lawn Land! n-, at other. | Be | vor Bh owe | 1 | wert teons *¢ ore Sette } ‘ Kin Och 7’ Ona i P ' Dis . * iit iat » ig bargain. Ad. Oo 133. em - ' = ar ry ~ « a ; COW) « In fla te , "4 4 al on « rr iP ; ' Vv : ba ig. s @i« Des — , ' ; y ectti ' tis i? j | 4 MG I eons irtle se ae 2 SOUTH stoE SPORAGR «@ MOVIN, Poe oe LOANS negotiated on furniture, pianos or any per rented ee POoms uy van wee feet to am alin | i80. the following p: perty it Tuxedo Par, hy ha Sate a cee Oe bullet fir sir : | Promresetven r++ 2 s 19 Sidney rei., Sin oy 238 kK Mock” 500 a) Bots HOV) FOODS. p,. SAi¢, 3 naw) 8Onal prope ty at 8 pe; fent per ennum: cong. Tepted now ‘iy aet ‘Nantes, See Last WONI4E2 fe, ™ the south « I. f Atalanta - — re a oe re a On | that wee Riders Carding la -- 5 Mein ‘RMivch ¢ Ip iS, | foots: , Mplete. Cay w04 12: ~ a furnish, d dential. N, tary Public, goa Chestnut st fe APELBPY «@ " 11S «hye etnut xs evenue (Ween aeled l Veg ' es; | this pra rh OU De bye e°h UD and A: a | - o WERK‘s “CHEDULE, iy Cr Vi ion ‘or. . ; thle . . ‘ : Ua ae f Ker Jarvis f late ’ Mr HT ‘ie8 thie ! / ‘ $! : ' menaind Pbgury MIVAAGE, PACKING AND MV VING Co | PARLOR anp DINING ROOM «1 eer Money For Salaried People BR : a +e ‘tay day mm Parion aid di ite ry mM seit 4615 ‘t eetm setae J 4 am . = OO en, ' tANCH Uri; r - i DIRIS" cy Fe e-em: Se — i} “| . ; | a thes % Me IW) PINE di, Sewing Machines. oe ee —Beill, Main 1174 ang Mada 2uy. Kinloch vee, VaR SEWING MACTINGS AM makes; 24.0nq «eo | PINS —~™. YAR SEOO $2 u a Whites $2 ee 24 a pingers u x Now | ° . $4 "yp Whee}, r : Ww Hom $5 UP, Domes- | ies i, llsons $9 Se UD: me SPECIAL NOTICES. evening’ _, Week A. all S“aranteed: epek : , i ” Se ; . —_— -4 Words oo lem, w Cents Franklin ay: Kinloch D ~~ J Machine Co., - nn ee ean ; tty ory for £7 ; —— sila swuuneteedemess ., " . new ells '*. € eee wTy* : ‘ ’ ’ “a . fan? - ‘ ‘ “a ; ‘ . ss ’ ; > : ; . : ; “ ames : = rentt: 4 MONEY joanced on furnitrue OF Pianos w ith oug re S. Jog, ' “- = ee me of Stone, the Missionary. | Marriage Licenses, .% sae “4 Masing ‘PVA Men: « ii@o -r I. 2 ret oxy é. Moval. See Lewis, -608 S&S. J offers ia CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. . an “DUsua “ od Pr liy oeCavy Ge ty tied Laat rey : -. ; C0) "62 I aA N I IN¢ } I Ke Sept wid An Agen! mm . ap a ees 1413 a on ree : ve 14 Ww ds Lee ” j cinds The Pressure for new he ines 8 great. Ol . ; “Ti iganis “ he Kid an a Miss Helen " af mm torn vs ‘tees wee ee oe Sug LOANS 00 planos, furpiture or #uy. good security; a a Cents, =e, a ae. ae “KEELE Yh cant sive a PATRAIN. Bee | ar: for sale in aii parte Mf the city and of? | Conductor Victimized. iJeore Freig .. So tt en eee, i Plave Shame, eine - ~~ nll a oq eaten ‘ YT) b — eels ~ . . A PRI\ \TE PARTY makes } ANS on Planas or he ERA oe *U., 1119 € thes Ht «: ee concede an = _ James Hi Dor erty f ; ’ . Auma ¢ Srhnelder on ee oe Prausing av i with . Pus Pamed . rg ‘ite beep burner stove. household DOs Cay parmers ‘: Dereinase conf » | = , * viet: iRMNer; J, a Fata Me, Ond ue for. iy meph Rtowke ¢ , y My telephon ‘rimmed. gnee Cleveland ns dential. 219 and a4 Fullerton bidg., sey and Pine. | Made Cunsul to Solingen wa vt imtved out of $11 15 at 4 O'clock | Etieabeth’ £iemet gs ++ 0+: .0., iio Nit Care ot | Lane eee | —- ; r. —- | oential. 819 « : : Al °F _ on . a Vnda rn ] y~ two pfe POCK eta, who; ™ ‘ Bi a, a cond ey bonds they bei mahi a or neat Stoves ar SPecial prices to | LOANS on furniture or Pianos: amaty Weekiy pay R W oe ‘AUN. Sent 23. ~President | boarded hie Car at Hamilton afd Delmar | ages a anes - W. FR STV, Treasurer Co 2219 nee | a" Stock, York Storage ments “pcepted ; £00ds never removed. Mecount | For all st0Ves and ranges rT Of ney Oday oe honted q oh J. Lan- | ’ if paid before duc 94 Olive st room 206 j a * ; . t } . aVeQues Dougherty described the men who Wedaing Rings (Solid Gold), ia er of Nebraska to coneul of the Unit 'd | robbe : fideut U. BRAUER 8, 816 w. 3d. Denese at Solingen, Germany, be ona seni, theap ii 7 are aonide pet ey ng > - ; aes f wskbirwadkiy en “ f - a tS and Se Lae aly CRD... Realann i Sete + aS
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-™ = --—- Grief of the Stricken Invalid Is Inconsolable. Great Opportunities for Homes ina Texas. clergy portrayed on the stage. These were not missed by the Imperial's large audi- ences, which applauded Howard Lange's work in the character of Tom Godley, the parson. Sam C. Miller was bountifully hissed in his portrayal of Felix Gordon, the villain. Bayone Whipple as Fern, the parson’'s wife, did her best work in the scenes with the blind child and with Gretchen. a Tentonic maid impersonated by Sadie Cladin. There are eleven other characters in the play. Land in the country traversed by the International & Great Northern Railroad, can be pur- chased at low rates and on ex- ceedingly liberal terms. The pure and delightful flavor of choicest ine hops is found in =—— voice—not at Hav- for The upholders of virtue and vice, if you please—in the gallery lin's Sunday night made things lively as precious q pair of vil'ains as ever made a beautiful young girl's life miserable, and when they were confounded and set at naught the roor of the playhouse almost went off. “A Gambler's Daughter” done into a play. and if it is not ing it is a pretty lively sort of a the kind that keeps the galery like a ruptured steam radiator The gambler in the play Roard of Trade man who runs a ine ar house in a fashionable part of Seiahsianer avenue as a side line. There soc lety wom- aa ;@n, masked, go to play faro. and the gam- bler’'s own daughter drops one ev Beautiful Floral Tribute jane wine S08 on the turn. of « : Vee ee toe PL Pm. Gee } and breaks the bank with as much From the Czar of Russia and Many CM cy ame tne, Se BAA A ee in i ak, Benger “ = were eating chocolate We BEEBE af Sh +4 Ty hil) Sa Eo Grop. en she laughs because Persons Visit the Grave of iss Hein ey Be Mam LY i | fo. is squaré with her for | arating y ner from he r poor but hon eat le ver. the Dead President. The Illustrator and General Narrator, is a dime nove! convin piece; hiss! ing [AKEN FOR LONG DRIVES an illustrated monthly magazine, pt tblished by the 1. & G.N. R. R., which contains general and spe- cific information regarding the I. & G. N. country, Sent Free THESE PROMOTE SLEEP, BUT IN HER WAKING MOMENTS SHE GRIEVES. is BOHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers.” Its use as a tonic will prove invaluable. For table use no other beer is its equal. Its purity is absolute. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ihe Amertens —— Suppers,” ° mec rewins Leuls, 7 . in Received to any address on receipt of 25c to cover a year’s postage or 2c! for sample copy, contains reliable information regarding this mat- ter. Address D. J. PRICE, G. P. & T. A,, Palestine, Tex. PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER. SeT)»=- | Our dainty booklet free on request. — The piece is well staged and played with vivacity. At the the change of bill offers John Griffith in a compressed ‘“‘Faust" as the head liner. Trola, who is well known in St. Louts, another feature. = ~ _ ees Columbia this afternoon CANTON, O., Bept. 23.- Sunday forenoon Was taken Cemetery at her own request. accompanied by Dr. Rixey and her Mrs. Barber. She gazed in grief vault in which lies her husband's She also visited the lot lie mains of her two daughters In the afternoon she complied with a sug- eation to take a drive the country. ‘he family surrey was for the time since the de ath of Mr. McKinley. ‘Rixey has found that these drives mote rage 3 and this one reason he urges his patient go into the Mrs. to West She McKinley Lg FP Soe Wigs IcKiniey Mee Mee I AAWwn by (ie Seg Mp ie iy: BG! is was sister, _ Eva gba on the : The Wilbur Opera Company began re- ; Z ye earsals at the [mperial this morning. body. OT Say “tae aaa eS 8 4 ae : Wipes figs | Sam Young, the veteran director and come the re- hy eo Tile Si a yf rege) : st ile. hea N dian, is in charge of the work. The chorus | } ‘ie has peen largely augmented, most of the | Singers having had training in last sea- |} son's Castle Square organization. The first | opera. put on for rehearsal was ‘“‘Fra Dta- } voda.”" This will be put on next Sunday run until the middle of the week. “Nell Gwynne.’ , opera new to =. will be presented The principals are expected from New York tomorrow. ee — MU SEMENTS— STANDAR e Hiome of Folly THe JOLLY GRASS: wi “mpne oOmpany on he AND GONE" «Ann where The Western Anthracite Goal & Coke Go. 316 UNION TRUST BLDG. Solicits Your srr GOAL We handle the best grades of Penasylvania An- thracite Coal, Domestic Coke, and Illinois Coals, prepared especially for family use. Goren 8 wr Miriam Ain We are sole St. Louis agents for the Big Muddy C. ison J¢ vlna ae Co.’s ae GENUINE BIG MUDDY COAL. nLYMPIC. TONIGHT, We Employ No Soliciters—Kindly call at office or | _FIRST TIME IN ST. LOUIS. | ’phone us. CHARLES FROHNMAN’'S Colossal New York Prodnetion. (Under arranges BELL--MAIN 867. into used tirst is and to vek co Lu MBIA CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE. \ll The Week and Next Sunday: John Griffith & Co, eerless Troja. Billy Clifford. Ital Davis & Co. adn If. Wood. 4—Mignani Family— Ss s +’ chemistry in ‘the Washington University | the room, Joel looks ihe Fee tt Senne ae the preted 1 ogo and the St. Louis Medical College, andj|for several seconds cil chamber and the chamber of state He one eaeaper vf his pupils runs into the wk ey i talks too fast and his words are lost in usands pocket. ane Waiks s etc ° 7 rnatin ’ . ; am” Dr. Litton was born in Dublin, Ireland, | word. This the Stora OF A INCReRSsON, | In: the quiet is the curtain and it brought er scenes he is admirable. and when 3 years old was brought to this | down the house, which promptly brought Glazier’s supporting company—which, | tions with the company personally, donate Protective guarantee for 20 years with all w: wk. country by his parents, who settled in| Mr. Murph) . out in front wit ; > . or. > eirs of each erson ki lle« al 7 eT e * Nashville, Te He . ‘ speech ith a demand for does not always support him $250 to the heirs « ] i id students but graduate dentists who come here enn, ® was graduated from “| ~ se sons | fously injured a total to learn h - ds FS oa . . M: ew ?} qa Apia 8 . to sut h persons ser , rn ow to practice ‘ntistrv scient ifically. the Nashville University when only 17 years i =6©scene of “A Capitol Comedy fe ne OR. DF, d and became a teacher In Paris, Tenn. | Washington The story that of x ‘eson , fried a . 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D. fraud; write for free partieu- ned CHEYENNE, Wryo., Sept. 23.—Mrs Lena Ella Smith, bpir, “0 years old, wife of John Fair, an | pplied; Lac! ‘employe of the Union Pacific shops, shot Ashlemeyer; Bingham, nd ° : ’ W Lute: Mount Vernon, C. Ewin land killed Michael Fair, her father-in-law, night. Mre. Fair gave | - incel field, J. W. Maxey; Taylorville and On nage, \ cai- ri . ‘ ‘ ig yt to A. ten: Ray mond and Honey Bend, B obt i then secured her own pistol, firing 1 or-| The conference next year will be held shots. A leaded revolver was found on tie! Macomb. “gGead body cf I “a l¥. ai a % 7 CAS TORIA Forintants and chidren, Signature (Pr 604 Washington Av., St. Louts.~ farewell ad- lars, sent scaled in plain envelope Greenville distriet—B. F diate olde at their home last Bears (ue . The Kind You Have Always Bought = =o where death )\ Dr. Charles Bee my may is at the has much “Village Parson,’ which In the Imperial this week, the villain A tees res igor an tail A written meee ono to cure Sept. 23.—Pedro a year to marry | Knowing her Pro- obe | “Boro-Formalin’’ (Eimer & Amend) used as tooth and mouth wash in the mornl: 4 leaves mouth sweet and pure all day. MOTHER IN INSANE ASYLUM. James Madson Finds Her After Six Weeks’ Search. Mrs. Rose Yoder of 3119 La Salle street, who has been missing for about six weeks, Was found by her son-in- law, James Mad- ame ~~ the insane asylum Sunday night. rs. adson helieved that her mothe was visiting her son, Jchn Yoder, at Madi. Ill, Madson went to Madison Wet week to brink Mrs. Yoder to 9s Louls and learned that she had left there Aug. 4. Bhe was last seen in St. Louis at Broad- Way and North Market street. Madson had ween eo hing for her since t the Sixth district police station in was peeked that Mrs. Yoder was found wander- aimlessly about at Broadway and An- ge rodt street early on the morning of Aug 6 In the city hospital all she knew about herself was her the asylum | Aus, 12. PQUICK MEAL STEELRANGES RINCEN STOVE CO e Oi vinclo tained the went ahead iments. In the mi a of the festivities, returned, ized he bride and away with har At Silver the for his prospective clo was fined $90. hed driven her from his home. The discovery of the plot and union of the parson’s family come fourth act, when the parson, in a hovel tn | New Orleans, is kept from suicide by the} timely arrival of his blind daughter The village parson might as well be the | village blacksmith, so far as his calling relates to the action of the pli ay, Nothing — ee ee = ———— «ao the re- in the father swore out a warrant | son-in-law and Proven-| Sentence was suspended | during good behavior, and the young man | Next will be permitted to have his bride when she becomes of marriageable age, accord- ing to the fdeas of her people. IF IT’ SA “GARLAND, z= all you need to know about a stove |, — ——— a - — Ill., Sept of the Sun PANA, conference dignation of the gallery by his villainy. ) if re miss ry notes in slac » ' Th > play is pres nted with the handsome Sokesie. ie’ ie a fe ature of the caiberGlitnament: scenic mountings and costumes which were ied she in Eugenia street story could hardly be told tn print he lived continuously until his Father of a Youthful Bride Forcibly Agee soph Litton. work to do. He separates a loving hus- Tore Her From the Altar Before © band from a model wife, makes the hus- . The funera! will take place T uesday from band a fugitiy e and the wife a cone ert he all the Ceremony. ducted by Rev. Dr. Patton. ? se} <i her ‘child allve. o gpigarctina nItA Os fortune, to which the parson's wife is SANTA ee eee c unwittingly heiress, Is the cause of all the | Provencio will have to wait s 14-vear-old sweetheart. incidentally he is in love with its rightful his : | 4 owne. 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