St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 2, 1907

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EWELS STOLEN “AT WASHINGTON HOTEL FU.CTION »

Mrs. Morrell Loses Garnet Brooch, Another Guest a - Pair-of Gloves.

One Hundred Lnvited, Three Times That Number of Women Attended.

LACE ‘KERCHIEFS TAKEN ——— |

= Bracelet Was Gone Found It in Glove. i Pi rit ere SE I left home I remarked to my mother mg car to [Kansas City. |employes of the St. Louis Basket and, ing tht tax oi 10 cents a pound required .. a in., following a general fight at a] dency of the Missouri-Lincoln Trust Co. epg barring Japanese from the he gy ty tan mae as rfl ernment to Waals od how well it matched my costume. While Weg Ape in discussing inquiry as to Box Co., at Penrose atrect end the by the (ove ‘rnme nf. Kilis, Jones and rr jthuanian | roe Wits iebration On| at a meeting of the Board of Directors public se hools of San rane isco. bd ington, in which this * country is direct- % I am almost certain it ckaree not vom lees he received helietenan s It is Levee, are held prisoners in the Angel- Joseph May were held under bonds of uvenues, ast ‘St ouis eine . Which convencd at noon Saturday. John} peljeve their influence on we aaa: ed. to take back into the public schools)” 4 Sound take. the oaeeach “feéad yao. with friend in St. Louis ‘advising chim that ica Street ‘Station in connection with the | 2100" each. Fred May was discharged | Mcivily, a private watchman, o8 years} W. Harrison, who was president of tie preva eon eae ting ‘the probabll:ty of | ne eee ere tae out my knowing it. Br Bigg ie Boon zen Bs followed and thata story | death of Sava Pantelic, a laborer at the from (us ‘tody. George Goe ier, a com- Saicee’ Aso vfehagdiat beaten and his re-} Company before Mr. Schlafly’s election, opens ‘they cannot make the defi- CONTINUED ON PAGE- TWO. 3 é ‘ v é Pe »} 5 ‘- : « ‘ his , . “T have not-believed that there was 4), tha: printed there, with sugges- factory, shortly after 7 a. m.. Saterday. missic in merehant, became surety for the | evily s _ ashy — coos i him. Mc nearly five years ago, was elected presi-| nite and camathetes promise that this) q—_— a 4 4 but nS at he read betweeen the - lines \ VY al tl ¥ k wounds were dressed by Lr. 2 | . “e wae ee se ween. and be careful. Schmidt, who is foreman of the works, |” sai 3 peenneee and he was taken | to his | dent. will be done. e ma ‘ : : ’ ‘ : te S alary ¥ "or Paw et * ‘Far i 3 ou i aj STL EO yy . . re 7 > ar Te? | ¢ . . ™ 2a z - Boe, ae Sunethen onid leciaek, ee os Me Dat ge drove about | says that Pantelic was killed in striking | : _ ‘Fn ry K. Ward of 3508 Moi gian | grat ie ee 5 oar St, ; Membe rs of the board said that Mr. Watching the Legislature. 7 S1 P - day that there were many present who the hotel for dinner. bist. gent. trans hee his head against the floor after he had i ad nasi that: Joseph May, who] “peter Vanuez Avackes and Miss IXi- Rey BGA ae ee mee neem ae Dozens of telegrams have been sent unday ost-Dispatch had attended previous society functions me» for their baggage. just Se cet been felled by Edgeiy, who came to the mene e \ tified, came, to her and under zones istrauskit called Marriage License] tiem. He accompanied it -with the an-1). members of the California Helene “ where articles of value pmapenees. left. r Tt eeinan’s défense: when) Pantélie at- un ey Pgeings ne cer Poggi the sta- Pe ik ania OY tae gates ae neuncement that he had gold his stock, se to prominent men at home, coun. Sunday Magazine | é . Q . : i ie . ‘ t ye IO e. ; sb oad) 2 ¢ ssue t le age = ii as ; gs ees - - 7 . t ad-; ‘ t tion I! ,: é “ZERO SUNDA py ” % 3 Introduced “Mra, Luyties,” tackéd him. Edgely denies that. he Mrs.) Ward said Mav told her he license. They did not’ consider their but that the en: had his good will, seling copatah goede asa oa aA Gov. "Olllette | A dispatch from Las Vegas Frid struck Pantelic, but admits that he at- rite “eg be the Stable as a place in} Marriage a certainty until the license and that he would aid it so far as he Sepa essai gill ‘sted to remain In Scara-. February 3, 1907 y E a ert Ss } ras Ss SSK , ‘Ee oT ; "e. S peu. * . ‘ . | ; , : S THE "Oe CAST said: a) ‘tempted to do so. Edgely declares that ae sy . " . pd his he ses and wagons, ; Wis Mi their’ possession, hence their coe in future. | {hae eee eT orevent any quenrene | | | she Said she Knew nothing of the eolor-}tiurry, Tihursday night. Friday Wiis he cshange is the second of impor - - the State Legisla- | CONTENTS: “Mrs. J. Traunmiller, wife of the st} in avoiding the. blow Pantelic fell to the fing off oleomargarine. - Testimony on | Spent in making preparation for ‘the;tance since Jan. 1 in the company. eee fre ia fg gi actin Ov ate: 's charged, 2° 5 festivities and) com- National Bank of Alton In the la ter} ™ert was made in these » ave » ‘teeee ; his hole for a the desk and inspected the register. , P hee eg eA rGrre ‘t ‘ard him} fully chlered, to consumers, to wiom it]}Janued the fighters ‘to cease their, his son, Louis Schlafly, is cashier. Every member of the board - has | an Ted Pictures in St. ‘Lee 4 iT A BLUFF 2 six weeks’ nap. They stated later that they recog-) Edgels fuck at Pantelis, he_Says but} Was Wepresented as butier. Wazons, | Sirenuous. exercise. About fen Poles,; His brother, Fred Schafly, who i: 4] qivem 9 solemn pledae that he will 0 Progress Among Women Last . } ‘; nized both and examined the register} the blow fell short. -In his effort. tofbearing the names of Webster Groves | Who had been fercery fight! ing amoiy | banker in Cariyle, IH., has recent\y been | aet) favor suspending or rescinding SOUR 6 hi tS cc AS thoug 1 to because they were surprised to see them dod e Pantelic stumbled and fe'] back- Creamery and ("Lit ton (‘reamery, Were thie miseives turne ad On Mc E vil y and he in failing health, and iL Was stated sat the order prohibiting Japnanes: from -“T) d tt wach acd, maintain the together. natn He f: ‘led to rise and when © mployed to a live r' it, the deputie wets beaten and disarme a. urdayv that Auyust Sciriatly would.t K attending the public schools no mat... re Sco Case ‘of the indus Ground Hog’s a wtle “s this city Luyties called on Schmi and "Edgely “stooped aver nem sai id. j 3 someone acid sag te the pouce hes" Clarke of his interests, ter what arguments nre ndxnaune ‘ed Resi trial J onflict eedee 6c tene ) rug ‘tirms, which used the prepar-|they sAy he was unconscious rantelic tion and Se¢gt. Sam— Overmicer und af ir Pinckney I iy, ond Vice: | the Prestdent and bis advixers—that Jews Not Res ns} reputation for ations manufactured by his Eades eagel = reel «A ye Deni broken See +3 f HE WAS IN THERE. ® detail cf police hurried to the place In} president of the Mise uri-L y ak he Prus they will not yield even tp avert war. ) fixten po 5 ible for Crue’ accuracy, » the | €announced himself as bresident of the find wegen atid - weet dey cae: A pay 3 the patrol wagon. They found Mckvily Co., said to a Post-Dispatch re porter The declaration of this Immevable po- ) © . per he 5 “* weather at once — 6 gewmed laboratory Co, of St. or gen called, but turned bac k whon surrounded = by the angry : wedding | of anda were net ogra ~ttion has ndded materiat!(y to ae | Statue to Buckie” O'Neill. . é 4 an ntroduced his Op abheps stead ga ar ¢ ‘ ruests, badly beaten and bleeding froin] Mr. schlaffy s resignation at this time avity of the situation and Increase New (© Ser began prepara-|panion as his ita ao maean com: he heard that sige he bits gears But Harry McKenna “Didn't ~ clei ee euts. The Poles attempted to, but [know that ‘he had contemplated the auprehension, manifested in offi- { St. 1? se y land Yard... . ‘tions for the | druggist that her ‘home was in Mil-) w spc ena vind inh eine aes Kn H Hi e! T scatter, but they were surrrounded by ]such a move for some timer tal circles. ' neg yscraper Race ° wau ee, 5 ee ' ' ive no called j a rou c- “The be ote oO acer e resig- 'f [Oo A SUee ~ cht tteeeee first real winter kK ae a. rinppianbBR ghie rb Aho «ig Ter Ow OW: e ot here the police and corralled in. a room. M bleak north. “tie had just finished the Introd uz ee ere ee nee ne nut ete) it eek, mgt and § Spruge streets, Sal-}pridegroom claims that he knows noth-|. Mr. Harrison also said that he undet- he order were tn hoo M emakvennian ) World—a Se wer da 6 +0t0ruue tion whe ' who clinched with him without atremp coay fnorning, | th ce cas > watchman] stove - Schlafly’ te order to at-|fomtine. An rroneous com +t “Mi V In addition to drears ‘ys a thie Mra. St. Louisan ing to strike back.’ At this mom: 21! Wid: i making his _rounds Private | '"® about the assault on the wate hmany|s a Mr Ags hiaflys left in . 4 those | would be mlaced upon such action by \ ission ¥ agon” on St. Lo Vased Her as Mrs. Traunmillen, Duy- val EX e1 eapin: ‘ha tare abe o£ land insists that he-was in anoth#r room tend to other interests, especially thos Fala nese Gover nt. It would be| | Vacant Lot |.; the Ground Hog’s| ties tried to cover up ithe revelation | ®25 Kastrup, he saw ig ey foreman, fives at 1957 Arsenal street. containing $83 on the sill of the kitchen | end of the bertns are as follows: Wil- Negroes Go Before Senate serious situation exists. \ The Kid—He Gets the Chest-. : jm» Minnesota, North and Sout! Dakota Miller's condition could be made rend : rere” window. While she was chatting with | liam P. Henry, New York; T. F. Martin, : , . A full plan of action regarding = the { nT Oe he aa a and Montana. . ,cept by Dr. H. W. Hermann of 2634} K as ae Brid @ Allowed. Mrs. McHale in a middle room, the | Washington, D C.; C. H. North, Cjeve-| EL RENO, Okla., Feb. 2.—Four dis- | philippines, in the event of war with { Little Sammy's H ee it is warmer east of the Mississippt ‘Delmar avenue, Dr. Herm pn on — ans £ : satchel disappeared, Later it was |land; W F. Newbert, Chicago; W. E. | ¢harged negro soldiers of the Twenty-] Japan, was tapped out today at the ( y istory of sa nd in the West-Gulf‘states. _ in his office. no WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—The Senate found in the cellar minus the money. | Webb Jr., Néw York; Elnora Bosworth, | fifth Infantry left here today for Wash-| Navy Department. The officials fet! ¢ i. Seer ee ee on There has been rain oF snow in| ..Intimate friends of Traunmiller gay | t°48y Passed 4 dill authorizing the In-| Mrs. Cleveland, who also resides at 4465 Crestline, O.; J. R. Stout, Princeton, mag gton to testify before the Sr sure that the first. attack by Japan| PRs nde Pete's Goat in s Cuts, : rly ali parts of th that he excited thei mpat Yiterstate Bridge and Terminal Railway | west Belle place, says she saw an Mr. and A. L. Abraham. mmittee ._ that is say tir: :T would be on the Philippines. There.is# } | at b4 hours. 14 precast ag =. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWOo —~ | $208 os Geren’ he ri 7 ee palatine eee house juin, Minn; N 7 Yorks Sugos sii | ngage . Havel officials. on cea ae ax across the river, while Mrs. er was there, John —— ew an order issued by | a I _——S—SXXSE ree cele - ‘ae ‘ | : ee ae, Be. ae 2 }} oi - tee za — Ps ~ ‘ Lg ss ee “ wit’ + é f a me cis een ee ee ae Ha 2 ae te | | | eee ie : a ee yee 2 2 (we, rin a Vue agg Shia, a ee es oe AE a ai obese! ay Be ee i i TE Ps a eh germ ere re i ie Ce aap er ate ae Salads Ped ar ™ PR ees BeOS ee ee we Ge ee ae 3A, Pale . ‘ e ’ oe Cao we tas , ora" . ae . % « « ‘ > e 7 es x xy , . ““ yy 4 “ am Bete tase ate! “Sa ons ~ ° ft AP - ¢ he —_ », * A BO et fal acres ain:

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NAVY DEPARTMENT QUIETLY PREPARING TO MEET JAP ISSUE Full Plan of Action in Case of Onan Breach Is Mapped Out in Washington—Philip-

pines and Hawaiian Islands Would Be _ Abandoned Immediately, = HOBSON SAYS MIKADO | ' HAS SENT ULTIMATU: gq Japan Demands Reinstatement of Her Chil< dren in San Francisco Schools, Officer Asserts — Congressmen Warned of the Gravity of the Situation. _ | 7 By Wire From the Washington Bureau of the Post- “Dispatch. : * { “WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—There is no abatement of. the uns ;: easiness felt in official circles over the relations now existing bey tween the United States and Japan. It can be positively stat . that this feeling of alarm, growing out of a serious ‘and critical 4 situation, -is more general today than at any previous time. . ‘The disereet men of both branches of Congress have been 3 warned to hold their associates in check and prevent further ute _ F terances calculated to inflame the people of Japan and age them a ‘to force hostile action by their Government, “i It is realized now that the, foer at the first sign Pa hostilities the ; speeches delivered b-- Senators ‘ner | four cruisers now on duty in ppin 2 ae _— gt ae 9 ae — niet waters will leave for the Suez Canal : pend trearin added .ael to the fire, and | ang make their escape. -The purpose A have contrib-/| is to save the vessels, as they could: other public expressicns uted toward lessening the friendlines: | offer no effective defense.

of the Japanese for this country, in fact, the plan is to abandon the Secretary ‘Faft was the = m- Vu Phiuppines. All naval vessels capable through whom the warning was con | 0 ‘waking the long trip to the. a via the Suez Canal will flee at he indication of danger, leaving ie ina nese to take peaceable posses- sion of the islands. ‘The same course will be pursued with — ‘veyed to senators and representative: | He ae ki ghnemy a quiet but impressiv word - inany prominent legislate —_j Pe: cet "thane io make certain that ue more addresses are delivered pending a

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REARS CAPTORS — > ARGUE QUESTION OF AILLING HIM Clothing Dealer Robbed, Bound : a and Gagged in South- » ern Hotel Room.. . ONE ROBBER WAS GUEST aes os ae Registered Four Days Before. - THEY SOUGHT HIM OUT

h % He Had Brought to Buy . | Old Clothes, Enraged by Finding Only $7 Samuel Arenstein, bound and gagged, lay helpless on a bed in a room at the whether Wne proposed had robbed him, debate siiould kill \ him. a Arenstein should be murdered nd _ his body thrown into the fireplace, under: the manfelpiece.. ’ . his life be spared for the sake of his family. oe : Arenstein was lured Friday afternoon >. £0 room 392 at the Southern by a man f Who had registered Monday as “"G. W. Goodwin, boston. This man, with a confederate, took from: his pockets $7, a BQld’watch and jchain, valued at $50, and eum buttons, valued at $15. they

Southern Hotel and heard two men, who tiiat The other advised that ROASTFUL BOY LEADER OF A “GANG” ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY

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After he ‘had \been robbed, the two men, angered becatise the:;»booty was a of not larger, stuffed a handkerchief into | (* his mouth, bound his head and arms | 1 | with sirips torn from the! sheets and! : F threw him roughly on the bed. As he. lay on his right side the ftobbers ticd ee his-legs to the footboard, placing a pil-

low between his feet and the board to : i revent him from aitracting attention by « eo cking. . - Arenstein succeeded in rémoving the ¢ | ®8g from his mouth two niinutes after _| the men'had departed, walking boldly . through the lobby of the hotel. He stag- . r Bered to the door-and called for help. E catix ¢ries wert heard by H. H. Hum- ; phrey of Detroit, a guest. who went to » the door and then notified the manage- ‘ "ment of the hotel. . Fr 4 Two Visited. Store. ‘Arenstein is the proprietor of a sec- ond-hand clothing store at 1420 Morgan Btreet. At 2 p. m. a man called at the Store and asked for him. He was told ‘that Arensiein would be back in -half an ur. : The man said he would wait. At 2.30 Arenstein returned. The man said‘ he had some clothing at the Southern Ho- tel that he would sell. He mentioned a tuxedo, a dress suit and some biisiness clothes. Arenstein went with the man the hotel room. Here another man was Waiting, seated in a chair near the foot + Of the bed. The three discussed the : clothing deal for a minute. i “The man who had registered as Good- «= 4 ’ a « ces li Oi ae Ee Ta rae, mr to Re oe Oe i a. og ee i hh a Win, and whe had’ accompanied Aren- stein to the | | tended to try . lle hotel, bent to open a called over and pre- grip lving on to Arenstein to Arenstein bent _ Bo, the man who the chair throttled over, had him did in : left . hand and dealt hi ma blow at the fore- $ head with the butt of-a revolver. q Arenstein was stunned. He was cau- ‘ - tioned to “keep his head shut.’”’ When | the men found that he had only a smal! @mount of money, they cursed him. : “How the ~ did you expect to buy ‘our clothes with that money?” one ot them ask¢ hat and short black evercoat. | £‘Three havwdkercliefs, each bearing the Snitialis “G. G.."’ were found in the : m. » wasn't anything spoke frankly. rhere wa: n't anyt to ta "> he said. as if his listenet would. sympathize with his disapnoint- iment. “I tapped the till as soon as | broke in and there wasn't a thing Maar was a roar of laughter from thelother bavs-in: the cell. T hen capper dug his hands down In his pocket mee | marched to the rear of his cell an He kept this qo answering and only godding -his Asked about the “ex- eracksman, hack again some questions head at others | experience as 4 e of his c a data “Oh. about 25 of them. i Richie said that he did not live in St. Touis. but that he ,came here off and on.) When reminded of the police 2a port that he-had ry latives jiving at is + Franklin avenue, he said, “Oh, my ha hrother is up there, but I never see him or anv of his family except once in aa T nags by the house. awhile, ' While Richle/was talking from behind the! bars of Wis cel! he was evidently plaving to the appreciative audience of his comrades. Hle nsed the slang of the streets continually and whenever the re- porter or one of the police sergeants wha were talking to -him asked a ques- tion that touched on what might have heen a brighter side of his life in the nast ‘ohie scoffed and laughed uneas- ilv My -familv. oh!..thev are all dead. Where was I born? .That makes no dif- ference. t Considered 2 Humorist. When asked why he did not work, he said: “Work? don't work That's. why I worked for Sure I have. any more, I three months down at that car factory in Baden. Aw! I tell vou that was too easv a graft. Yes, thats why 1 stopped. There was another laugh from the other bovs and Richie sat down on the bench in his cell as if he had really siid’ something clever. He objected at first to be photo- graphed, but when his companions urged him to do so he came out of his cell iwith “his head held down and his hard iitthe eves blinking in the light pouring through the big windows of the holdover. He sat down on a chair and the he took hefore the camera ‘was characteristic. He leaned forward artd glared at it just as if it represented some authority that he wanted to defy. DUSe A Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. ; P4220 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in G tu 14 days or tnoney refunded. 5c, BRIDGE FALLS, TWO DEAD. North Carolina Structure Gives Way Under Freight Train. RAILEIGH. N. .C.,. Feb. 2.—The Sea-

‘ NV O 2 >: re | board Air Line Bridge over the Roanoke | River near Noarlina, N. C., gave pice A vesterday under a double-header freight | train) bound south from Richmond. | Roth locomotives” and 12 freight cars | dropped into the river. Eng nee! pein tis Constable of Union Hill, N. J. ars Fireman Riggan were killed. rains will [be detoured for some davs -ove! the (Atlantic Coast Line tracks from Richmond to Weldon, N. ©. =

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When the house 1s afire, it’s like a body; when disease begins to show, Its, no time to talk but time to act- de- lay is dangerous— remove the "ause of the trouble .at) once. . S$. “Kor a} number of years,” Says ay Kansas lady, “T felt sure that coltee | was hurting me, and ‘vet, [ was. so fond of it. — could ‘not give it up. I paltered. with my appetite and of | vielded to the temptation to COULrSe At last I got. so bad tha¢ drink more. ba “ [ made up my mind [ must either quit | the use_of the coffee or die. “Everything I ate distressed me, an I suffered severely almost all the time with palpitation of the heart. I frequently woke up in the’ night with the feeling that I was almost gone— mv heart seemed so smothered and weak. in its action that I feared ° it would stop beating. My breath grew short and the least exertion set me to. panting. I slept but little and suf- fered from rheumatism. . “Two years ago I stopped using the old kind of coffee and began to use Postum Food Coffee, and from ‘the verv first I began to improve. It worked a miracle! Now TI can eat anything and digest it without trouble. I sleep like a baby, and my heart beats full, strong. and easily. My breathing has become steady and normal, and my rheumatism has left me. I feel like anoth®} person, and it is all due to quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee, for I haven't used any medicine and none would have done any good as long as { kept drugging with coffee.” Name

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a ~~ . : . 7 it Is Believed. NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—At last the jury that is to try Harry K. Thaw for the murder of Stanford White is com- pleted and the prospects are good that the taking of testimony will begin Mon- day, to which day the court adjourned after yesterday's There some talk in the courtroom after ad- journment that there might be a further weeding out of a number of jurors. This talk was prompted by a request of District Attorney Jerome that the tales- en remaining in the last panel be in- structed to be in court Monday. But in making the request Mr. Jerome said he did not expect further delay. Later it was thought that the request for the talesmen was simply a. pre- cautionary movement, as Mr. Jerome in- tended to continue search of the records of during the ad- session. was his tne jurymen | journment. Whether the jurymen as ;now constituted will stand or not de- pends on this investigation. It is be- State against be quickly presented, but in his statement just before adjournment Mr. Jeromé indicated that it would be even briefer than expeeted. “IT -would like to say,’ declared Mr. Jerome, “that the case of the people Will be ready on Monday morning and Chaw: wil] that the people will open and close on Monday morning. I say this that the defense may have its case ready to follow.” t This was taken to indicate that the District Attorney intends to open the prosecution with the bald establish- ment of the fact that Thaw killed White, and the fixing of the time and place. It is expected that he will put on three or four witnesses and that One, Or more of them, probably the policeman to whom Thaw surrendered and the sergeant of the Tenderloin station, who took Thaw’'s pedigree, will testify as to Thaw’s apparent sanity. Army of Alienists, An The heat of @attle will be on the rebuttal test iigaey after the defense has met the opening testimony pre- sented by the frosecution. Mr. Hart- ridge hus summoned over 50 -wit- nesses. Many of these may never. be heard of in the trial.- If, as has been sugysgested, Mr. Hartri@ge meets. the establishment of the prosecutor's case with evidence to show that Thaw was insane at the time he killed White, the Diseriet Attorney will have a chance to eall his glienists, who have been in constant attendance dur- ing the selection of the jury. The de- fense in turn will be able to bring on their corps of experts in mental dis- enses. During the closing scenes of jury ‘choosing, Thaw watches every move- iment of the representatives of the peo- Tle! ple as well-as of jhis own counsel. was keenly alert td each question asked by Mr. Jerome or by Mr. Garvan, the as- sistant. Each talesman, as he took the witness chair for examination, serutinized closely by the prisoner, The mother of the accused man - was not present, but his two sisters, the prison- er’s wife and May. Mackenzie were sit- ting near him, and all of them joined him in-the close scrutiny of the tales- men. Thaw expressed satisfaction when the jury box was filled, ‘saying: “Well, I am glad that part of the business is over. ” He is apparently keen for the real fight to begin... He expects to go free, as @ result of the trial, and this accounts for his eagerness for the testimony to be- gin. While none of the plans of the defens¢? have been divulged it is the generally accepted belief that Thaw will take the witness stand in his own defense. Detectives Are Active. TRIAL MONDAY Was |

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| ‘ Reports that some of the jurors se- lected will be excused When court Te- sumes Mondeéy were in circulation again today. It was rumored that the health of one of the men chosen 1s §0 | precarious that District Attorney | Jerome hesitated to proceed with the ease through apprehension that the | close. confinemert of the jury will re- | sult in his illfiess and cause a mistrial. It was reported also that the District Attorney is anxious to dispense with the services of another juror [fo reasons known only to himself and the employes to his office. — The activity of detectives in the ploy of the defense and: prose: ution seeking witnesses and maintaining 4 wateh upon the movements of the other cide is on a par with the care exercised em in the selection of the jury. This ¢x- cites’ beliet that both the prosecution and the defense are preparing to delve deeply into Thaw’s record as well is into the eircumstances leading up to thie shooting ef White. The report today that Assistant District Attorney Mar- shall has induced Miss Ida_ Fitch. of Pittsburg to! promise to come to New York and give evidenee for the | cution was taken as further evidence ot the extreme thoroughness with whien District. Attorney. Jerome is preparing his case. prose - 4 ‘ in ; ' Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for, Children teething relieves the child fiom pala. BODY FROZEN IN ICE. Man Had Attempted to Cross Lake Night Before. OMAHA, Feb. -2.—Workmen fof Sw ift & Co., who are putting up ice at ¢ ut- Off Take, this morning found the body of Calvin Hazard frozén in the ice., Hazard, who lives across the lake on the Iowa side, attempted to cross on new ice while returning home from work the previous night, and fell itn. Hie was drowned, and the severe freeze-up during the night bound his body tightly in the ice. His wife and two children searched for him when he failed to return for supper, but he was not found until his associates went to work this morning. | ee Only One “Bromo Quinine.”

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weeks before his final collapse. when it was necessary to take him to the asVvlum. Those who were closest to self repression him sav that It Was his

in the face of ae | itv. which caused his» mind to give way. NS ] R " ] f T Q "Wi P vt. 9 H F U 4 man who has known Traunmiller | imp é@ mecore 0 ransaction er etition ays ugo : [- incimately for vears Said to a Post- | 0 ] Pr f d D e ait } Disp Lt hy T¢ parter, doe me ver Said A 0D y roo an €cision JAUCT, Husband, Has a harsh word about Ais Wil even to his I D ] 7 dearest friends. Emoughn, several of us| S e aa’ eC. Large Income, knew the reason for his nervous break- ] . } t m,] is reo] Holy r4 } itioy i ry" y , ' . ") q : . be and his m ae “ ( ris I te we | Phe St. Paul company, one’ of the Mrs. Helen Urbauer, who is seeking did not get our intorination from him, ; eal ae on a. : ; : . | ,jarger lottery concerns recently s ‘p- ;a divorce from Hugo F. Urbauer of Tried to Win His Wife. | pressed by police raids, seems to be 14955 McPherson avenue, is’ wholly _with- aD ore the time when he ide t 3s. jaguin doing usiness age r alou ; , , From the time when j m™ 1d thie is { | | . - b " liness Manas d by 4, out ins While her husband enjoys covery whit wrecked his life he Kept Geely Of tramed vendors, i jars mie, according’ to a state- t li ; k } in } own 4 ast [ do not The poil ‘oe were brought face to fac men ace to Juage Allen bv Attorney thin he eve! eproackhed her. bie pre- |[With-the new eonait 1, fo the firs : : | ” | | * , | i met, Loomis Johnson in suppert of a. motion Perread » USe Kind Ss and gentieness time Saturd mio? ne. when the cas for te poral alimony. Qn this ac-. to win | back from the man who was | Of @ negro lolviery vendor in the empley | count the jiotion Was placed on the exerting so strong an influence over | OF the St. Paul company, came to triai | docket in. Judge 4, llen’s court the her. bis ped als shield his daugh- ;?2 (he Dayt Street Police Court day, after it was flied, which is unusual. ters, ohne Of Whom-is IS years old. | d@vlcermen Finan and scucly, who ar- Judge Allen granhted the request~ of hoN when 95h ! ved an anony- {| Tesh d the man, in testifyin sald that! Mr. Urbauer’s attorney for a continu- (+7 7° (jot ‘. ‘ cf hie 51 St yy) TR? - } they Wt It Sul rise ad -— % Liye cil KAiwke nt it} e 3? trie tridders — * ' ra *é m letter C ib last; he was unwil- | oUt, SU bh : understanding that) Mrs, ling ty take it serivuslx ~The letter | rankness of the vendor, Albert N. Aik-iUrbauer would be supplied with money réad | ae aperesheirs of Ilzt North Twenty-! sufficient to meet her present needa, 7 y y : Sri ) t ga? 4 ; ‘ "wg, at; " icriend, Joe—Keep a close watch on -ond street; when he Was arrested. Mrs. Urbauer, a woman of stylish ap- your wife, SAT has a rendezvous. at - ta i oe they Said ive V pearance, Wwas_ in eourt when the mat- the Planters Hotel and she meets a Man atened him at work. © WHS MAKING | ter was ‘en up Friday > » o there nearly ey duy a Caretul canvass, going from door to)! , er } u Pircnae « a sie ae ii I 4 i) t Ae . rie ; ; ‘ ; > ' i€? i} me tici iit us { ° i 7 @ ‘hip sShiowed thy le trer to hic wife. adoor., hey _ iW him first or) Brooklyti | "1 P= sexi? f ij . “(+o "a fil ad t It was not til several davs-later that | street, between Tenth and Eleventh! .. rg OF oe em . we lot Ww vernal days-late1 all ctreete le hile bee tn} ter « | Weeks ago. Mrs, Urbauer alleged that he took it t \dwritine easy He {: Ss, and-after seeing him enter a » 3 , 1 it) | patria OE teh Mates, pubes , | half dozen houses, arrested him on Elev- | her husband was cold and indifferent Se Sf) OW © ne eNHerti tii enveLiope ana rs ntti . ae: - ia ie he : +e ] ¢ : ay : aaked hk whetior tl wee aa ron ced by |! nth ‘street, between Mullanphy street ™ =" -. W a oa ane St ae {aman or a ape : “ Lie me . dd * ¥ per and Cass avenue. t , -. : * “ } ‘e ee ck: hie, Eee ' « any- body say that she was here. No one has been reported seriously sick from the house. The Traunmiller girls, Adele, 18. and a younger sister, 12 vears old. are here an interview while the fam- here, were met that she was. so that the doctor would with their -grandpare nts. Dr., O. C.|/ the minimum fine is $25 and the maxi- Lademan, a brother, refused to talkfmum, which was always imposed for about the affair, saving that it was in policy violations in the Dayton. Street the hands of his father, The senior Lademan refused t& keep two appoint- ments for interviews. Miss Walla Lademan, youngest Sister of Mrs. Traunmiller, is the Oonty member of the family who is accessable. She said she expected the facts would be pub- lished in St. Louis. She said she would not deny or confirm the St. Louis re- ports. |

immediate |. hich chance is a material element, he Court, is $500. man day unable to attend the present session of Congress. Deceased was serving his sec- ond term:in Congress. ; “DEFIES STATUTES

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the negro asked the policeman only question: \ “You have charged this man with selling lottery tickets. I ask that. you produce the tickets.” ; Tickets Held Antiquated. The policeman there were said no One | ]

tickets with the He | Said that the vendor had adopted a new! method and instead of selling tickets | had been merely writing a record of transactions. A sheet bearing the head- | connected case, } . Aiis ing, “‘Unian Station,’ with 18: names. | recording as many plays or sales that] A:iKkinan had nrade before he was ar- rested Was. produce d. | Upon the failure of the police to pro- duce tickets*the discharge of the ven- dor was asked: for and Judge Pollard Stated that he would take the case un- der advisement until next Tuesday. This. is the charge under which viola- tors of the policy law have been fined $50) in the Dayton Street Police Court: ‘That the prisoner did then and there uniawfully sell and expose to sale, and offer for sale and keep on hand for the purpose of sale, and cause to be sold a certain lotlery ticket in a certain 1ot- tery and device in the nature of a lot- tery known as “Policy,”’ at. the price of 4 ; SO),

—— cents, wherehy certain property of great value, towit} —— ‘dollars, was be disposed of hy or: chance.” The policy with the sale of tickets and so exemption from punishment. claims Assistant City Attorney Noonan, speaking of the new departure, said: “This scheme appears to be a brand new one, and the lottery company has evidently emploved counsel to devise a means by which the law can he evaded. I do not know whether this new scheme will be effective, and I will have to give some study to the matter. If policy venders can escape punishment in under the section devoted to general | gambling.”’ The gambling section reads: “If any person in the city of St. Louis shall play at any game whatsoever for money, property of any nature whatsoever, for: gain, with cards, dice or any Other de- vice which may be adapted to, or used in playing any game of chance, or in shall -be deemed guilty of a misde- meanor.”’ If the vendors may be held under this section, it is of but little concern to the policy company. ‘The reason ig that the maximum fine is but $2. Under the sec- tion charging the sale of policy tickets, Congressman Dead. MALONE, N. Y., Feb. 2.—Congress- this | manner, then the police can arrest them | often } lot ‘ comMine hae done away |Gulged my wife Ihberalty.

Hi. W. Flack died at his home to- after a long illness. He had been

rhe motion for temporary alimony was filed Thursday afier the lawyers. W. B. and Ford Thompson, for Mr. Urbauer, and’ Charles P. Johnson, Loomis John- son and Virgil Rule for Mrs. lUrbauer, ° had failed to agree on the conditions un- der which a temporary allowance should be made out af. court. Attorney Ford i Thompson told Judge Allen that Mr. 1'r- bauer, was willfng to previde for his wife and had authorized his atterneys to do but that Mr. Rule had declined to sign tine agreement to that effect, con- tending that it smacked of collusion. Mr. “Thompson wanted a continuance | because his father, who had been hand- ling the case, Allen that of town, and it on being as- would be made a sum placed purpose at the was out continued an advarce to Mrs... Urbauer- out of by Mr. Urbauer for the disposal of his attorneys. Mr. and Mrs. Urbauer were married Margh 27, 1889, and separated in Oc- tober, 1906, . She Cost Him Money. Says Urbauer said to a Post-Dispatch re- yrorter that the tronbt between. him and his wife was of long standing and that he would not: contest the suit. “If she had not filed suit -I would to} have done so,” he said. “We coutd- j|never get along together, though I tn- Hier con- stant demands on me for money for clothing and hats was one of the rea- sons of the coldness that sprang up between us. e “Last vear I spent over $1000 fer dresses for my wife. I brought her a silk waist from San Francisco that cost $70. The bill for hats between last Julv and December was $149. “T don't-deny that I became cold and distant toward my wtfe and that I stayed out late at night. She too was absent from home. I deny, though, that T-ever struck her or lost iny temper, as she alleges In her peti-- tion. f “The statement made that T have a monthly income of $1000 is highly ex- aggerated.’ At one time I went in debt to pay my wife's bills. : ‘ “IT am willing that she should have a.reasonable alimony and have depos- ited a liberal-amount with my attor- neys on which she may draw for ex- penses during the rtial. All. that she draws in advance, however, must be taken out of the final settlement.” ee Broke His Leg in a Fall, While Charles Luthi, a bricklayer, was washing bricks on a house.at 601 Wilmington road Saturday, an exten- Sion ladder which supported him broke and Luthile plunged 18 feet to a gran- itoid walk below... His left leg Was broken between the knee and ankle and he was bruised. Luthile was taken to the Jefferson Avenue Sanitarium, at 6713 Michigan avenue, where his condi- tion. was pronounced not serious. He is unmarriéd and lives with his parents at 3446 Chippewa street.

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Prof. Dimitri Ivanoviteh Mendeleet | rT Ne Thief Gi Hl of aK: : an ; bate | MV AN ARRES] gro Thief Gives Bill of Sale ' McKinley Line Acquires Venice ,Claim East St. Louis Amateur| House Again Sends Fyler Av.!Jydge Muench, Under Pr jecctved ants nee ch, Under Protest, |icsvai “scotty: ‘Lonaon, “the “Cowley | Suicide Was Witnessed by Two,

sold mnedal, esteemed among chemists After Gonviction to ; , Se g : Property By Exchange Bouts Were to Be Prize Abolition Bil] Back to ‘1 Follows P uitor'e R a oe | ows Prosecutor’s Rec- = {as teing a high aonor ) | Poe as cia. pn 1606; ane te bation Who Were Powerless to ~~ 4G ‘| rey " Si @}'4 } ) Poboisk, Siberia, gn 1834, and in addition :

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A ig His Law | Ww; . | | ; | : 7 on ; yer. t- With Rival. | : Fights. : Coin: 2 ° ii » | : S : ’ ora “eee Swallows Poison 7 i . ea : “Hot houts “ clendi abies bs ; ; ommittee. ¢ ommendation. te. ‘De ing it aii: l neais thre a] ce he mist, Was a t P t ‘th A i iH . vi: = ) uts, : as ely bruited as . 4 ; se ologist phil estipher an 3 VAS ay revel } 2 ‘ e y ; : ° . 1EPCeE > ute y — i crossing, Handecuifed to the good-looking and could } I 1 off as fast as the money) ater. After proceeding a few : : = TEARS proven fn court, tNe ring being in | tUPS 4” outiet to the river and an Kast wht 1 erate indibe “ride of. tate, the members made a number of sp-ectie:| pened Everly CS ene TT a aes 4 counted out. Several thousand | steps they looked back and to their 9 - 2 STAINED bart the’ possession ‘of the police at the time | ide terminal for its bridge. | . anal Ph ehapeyen _ performance of ead ee and then the bill was}... Hverly on the way to Union! fickals Pista “his daa n. The bank of- | rg saw the man hanging over the 2 of the gale. 1 The East St. Lou niche esictadal «Pr oe eal suppose we shail: erred again to the committee, where | SitUon wes a petty embezzler named | assured the crowd, made up?tT¥ to the - zy. - | | Day D Shreveport, . I Pee 8 ee Fei transfer, The most important feature is ment reached Lieut. M. J. Doyle Fri- |, ,Deceate 7f ‘lock called up the bill on! 8TVes, two of them, William Reeves and) a yk City. amounting, it wae sald, to | eat side of the bridge te ta) a —s : > y awns, I .- 1., was arrested at the the acquisition of the Venice terminal day morning. He notified Manager A, the gr ound that all public improvement | Stewart Thomas, -with centenien of (oo) dollars, was received, seller what had — “a ae :3 | : eS Joilar Bill Club on Markét street on by the McKinley system, The ‘addition A. Hunt that they must not be per- bills had to be reported once in 40 days. | years each for at a ; ~ 9 Doyle- describes the suicide as 5 feet is , § , ‘gag suspicion, his free expenditure of the McKinley tracks in East St. mitted. To insure the enforcement of , Peiegsate Smythe moved that the bill} 1 for murder. One negro had: ues Mine | Owner for $100, 000 tall, partly bald, with Nron-gray hair a : and large Seon’ ne ape ure of money. Louis to. the right of way of the Kast the order Sergeants Overmeyer and | be referred back to the committee so a sentence of 4) years for murder, two (Special to fhe Post-D and a muStache ‘and well dressed in . a. ‘ ! When the man with ‘ed the attentio 1 g having attract-]St. Louls & Suburban company “will Wilson were. assigned to remain on that the members of the House might others sentences of 19. years each for; CHICAGO, —_ ." dark suit of clothes. A brown pa ee z i infatuated whom she was oner was selena = Ge tec tives, The pris- |Bive the latter system an opportunity to’ vatch in the theater. After the regu-- go out to look at the Fyler ‘avenue murder and -_ cto ; merlv en act Feb. -.—-Adolf Weis, for- ' package containing the remnants o 7 i S ; neve wrote to her telling her|ives Desmon ea efore Chief of Detect-| make a number of changes tn the rout- lar-performance the two young boxers j Crossing. — : lade (ik al. ohio criminal assault, respe’™! Leiter ae the | ment agent for Joseph| lunch was found on the bridge near the a | re arree a gine ne en ae —— ee - + Mrs. Hanks a eer a Hs fo ap to St Lo io convict him: He then came teen and was.announced in East St. Pick “os pig 3 jok dance and re-} were willing ie ase tee ot ie ee iio these Maa ro Beene , 4 = ; ~ oy r dead at day- St. Louis and was arrested. The large | Wouis Friday: employ some old jokes, but the near-|one week to give the ihe time| Cireuit Atto r¢ ; ght Saturday at phetr home, 1219 diamond ring was taken possession of The changes in the street. car. service, /eSt-Aapproac h to boxing was that madejto look at apie be — eax e ‘riminal Court fo Sah on - ne for . Franklin avenue. ~ | : . by Desmond. Kerr appeared and iden- will be sueh that only one line will by two comedians who indulged in a}, - Eve ly, in view oe his ou- | Monday. night ‘will be “od —- s ; answered Wiednrer “} want to ki ‘| ily was in eceurt. The udgze’s reference | SSEEKERS’ AT’ , 7 — EE 1 evidences | Writ on Desmond. © : | burban ‘cars. will run west on Illinois | ¢ ght will be produced at the] gpcrmer i - eines ATTENTION! Why toil and ~ that it had been used tee most ap- | !Ve refused to batative ng Chief Detect-| avenue to Third street and loop at Mis- Studebaker Theater, Chicago. The mu- whe the r.the Board of Public Improve- was understood to be to them. ff “nprofitable climate of the North tor a bare nd Susler os the cold and : 487 . ont on Assistant ( 1e writ and called} souri ayenye and Broadway. sic is the best that Mr. Robyn has writ- ments 1avors the bill. It they favor it, Before. Everly was Indicted he left St. West offers wealth gdlore to the tiller f tl miata Pe a te the South- a iy Letter Bore T ie ray reult Attorney Fickeis: : ‘ : ; ten in vears-and a capable ¢: aeale I favor it also. Louis. - It was several months before The South | s of the soll: Si . e ear Matke. sen. for an opini The Landsdowne cars will run ¢ n | > ¥s and a capable cast assists wen tl abe uthwest In the Settler's Country! oe f aed, note written by the) girl was question ta Jud = Kine took the|extended line from the present te (on an Mr. Hitehcock, including Flora Zabetle, | o¢ ee a already passed the Board 1 inforniation was Jjaqued ameter _ ao me ‘er be easily and cheaply erected! nT e aie rich? ¢ + ef ou but near the bed in lage nsey of thejeast. ard) hl Helen Hale, dev Bs 1! Ww et aoe LO ubiie Improvements by a unanin le was then discovered in a Coborado ood. ummers are ) ops are eee reh ee an open bu- Circuit Court f 1 ejeast on Harding) avenue to Caseyville s? lon, Walter Law- 7s . 10US ¥ ms toes onger! Heavy frosts and sn f reau drawer was a letter. E or decision, Judge Kin- in | werdel. | rence.” Herbert ~} vote—6 to 0. town and brought here for trial. Cattle can graze on rie ee ow are unknown? Oo, answering | Fleventh = street, into an alley on the © rs’. excursions will b eRe t over to-the Sher’ ; 1@ Tink r March. 1 theré will be ¢ e : . - on yrics- were ese 2 ; : : Me e run on Febr Bt eo : It was signed “FE. FE. Sheriff. oat ; aL new : Cy Shae lac Pay th objections, ‘That isAvhat w hin es ape penis . irch Sth and 19th uary h- and 19th, iets 7 Marcander, The renlevin «ui 15-minute line to Granite City f ; Written bs Watls Ce Irwin. : Li ewer: {norih side of Morgan street, between ‘ th and April 2d and 16th. R ad ‘ eee and was dated Jan. 28, N vali repievin suit came up for hea St, Loui sade git Pte esec ted for. - }yleyenth and Twelfth streets, friday on sale on these dates ouns tet ——s will be ate f ine : 1 Ot, s e FaAde re pe é AeVe ‘ xets, Friday ates to most any point in T EE? Ay ‘The letter reproache la ew ol ing before Justice Miles r t, Louis end of Eads Bridge, through | “Why didn't you think of tl ' Ep ” § Thebes and Cat exas for $20 from St. Louls Yee s the ian with hav- {af i - s on Jan. 299. and} East St. Louis, Brookly hs ‘HER Lf ; of that speech ij night, and there robbed him of % ant airo. One-way tickets at half M ; ing shown affecti iav-{after evidence was heard J : ee |e s, Brooklyn, Madison and | =TTERS WIN. $1500. cix months agzo?’’ shouted Coale, re x wns ws on round trip ticke alf regular rate plus $2. Limit ae , ‘ction for another man, {took tl 43 are ustice Miles | Venice. Four cars for this> li hi ! ile. refer-{Ferr told the police that the negro ets 30 days with stop-over privil we » whose name is given. Th ‘ MOK the question under advise ‘ee : nti lis Tine, which | __ ring to the length of time the bill has! he! his : ‘ing. Beautiful descripti ] eges going and return- ta s on. e concluding ti] Fridav + é Sement un-{is to be run over the present route, — ——--- in 4 iastheld his arms behind his back while | ve literature describin the th i paragraph reads: ; av, when he issued an order re-|are in : a sen route | eR L IN committee. t} gress searched lits ane comprising the following books: “W Southwest -in full sae § IDE 7m : ‘hea : rocess of construction Country Gi | S The e¢ itte peered earched its pockets and “The St. F ing books: “With Rod and Gu in Ark ” = “Nora, don't you call quiring Desmond to turn ove : ~~ a . : Yr eg rominent 1 committee raese and reported te tr 1 t) St. Francis Countr y.” “A B nin Arkansas, pee 2 me your sweet- | prope Yor the The Granite Citv cars will - = tho H cn 4 , »PPextrac te ( re money. Ferr was: on his | in th , i ook.- of Opportunities,” ae i re heart a pertyv to Shaner or to pn; Ve bg run over { th ouse a recommendatior } ; ; Dae is Southwest, ‘Ark . o exas Homes ‘3; eran Pox gered 5 Rave seen the ag I torn of the ring and $1. Pree d asp “rs nes arde + gate hy as the Seventh street | ‘Adair cot Farmer. bill be referred back ‘to the Prscioget yaa wed Lia when the negro stopped him and Truck Farming Ni racmae age cory ge heute wens, a 6d 2, Grewing a 7s * yours, but | torney E. N ‘ : chstegil ‘ ot. alr ayenue and west .o , whence it nad issued. This was ugr _ pagar ‘ ‘ a UO portunities,” all free - ute* and “Industrial Op- as | ; | we will try to forget it. So b “Ss mobi ey apneared as | Collinsville av | est JON | Special “A the. Post-Dispateh, wad issued. ‘This was agreed |was looking for one the negro geri ar von for the asking will b Listen | ro r as / avenue to the bridge, whic | to. | ' gw: ne) * e the negro grabbed dress. Write f 5. e mailed upon receipt -of a : : you and your ( ‘oufiselor cy ant City |they will cross. The Suburban lin anaes eb. %—Ruth Mim. . und Ticket A > W. LaBeaume, General Pass rr ? - @ear old mother.” larles Williams appeared in| which formerly f are irban lines, | She phe “a. ai “country girl.;was award- | e zent, Cotten Belt Route, Equitable Bld enger ye | Mr he 1 Alf of Te smond n «Acne : le! \ ; followed the seventh , ] ‘ 5 ) t “ ‘se ¢ "| , : ‘ i ‘ . € . . ie ull infor mation 1 ’ - ‘ e St, Louts \, pute ae ee tgeaptaa sald to a* Post- -Dispatch One of the ri ses sii suai route, will run over the. Thir- tke ae ine bys a jury in the a ——ee Tickets. on Sale at U nion Station Soa’ city . furnished upon application, ~ : , -“T know the it cuse that the counsel — lres of the teenth street route to St. Clair’ avenue + John * seagier oh 37 morning against] ® Sieseiticaeeaieascsilge siesta ; fe y Ticket Office, 9090 Olive St. : h wr er - of the letter. ite ‘how ana ij rought ‘out is and thence to Illinois avenre y ‘ I . as : age wood. James is a well- 2 7 : : e ; lh eag almost crazy about him for | after it on o., pi be identified ‘: Oy Oe 2 sid ble He admitted taking =— aeermas — ‘ een changed in mor Miss Shepherd to church and s ia . when “ inting . po Dit str ch and social 0 > heaped Lineal ora to worship him. — are sO many diamonds PINCHED BY LOBSTER, DIES. gatherings, but said their association , a is , 8 e _ r. se hadi a key that) ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_ ’ Tal oe ‘ Lé we never agreed to marry the 3 lenges’ to him y tha | New York Chef Nipped mat Be Hever” aarec v ithe eee and she would pet it ——— ippe as 6.58 's'Ft. he girl’s eves flashed as she gh kiss it and hug it to her breast as pe te ago : | Pre paring: ‘Salad. 3 Peper = _ — wooing, and said RN . Vi THODS 4 : + Soe - vife and I separated las Eee 2 at hee ee BIW ys thought that he was | . 5 | ee | “i never saw anyone take on so-as ust. She is now in Webster Seoeen NEW voRK. Feb. 2.—Christian Rup- a oman’ until events eonvineed her . . 1e did about this ma . : haverknown Nora Davis a good while, pert, chef in a Broad street restaurant, otherwise. She introduced. several | - . : . ‘ ee 0oe that she had an en- ily. fot have been going with her ste: ad. died yesterday jn convulsions from te- witnesses who. testified to James’ fre- TREATING CONSUMPTION 44 iF ae — fae to meet him Friday night. })° nd three or four months. eagoage en he result of being: pinched me nt calls and evident interest In the : | e ye : 0 Ww out and stayed about an S} i was in love with me, that's sure. ay & ropster, Ruppert was preparing > uintiff. Pathetic letters written by | . , . Bd Ww 4 “7 Y i sent hen she came back she was | , se peep hi me around a good deal. . |] fee soeerers for salad last Saturday, the girl to the defendant. were intro- ’ a pid “* eae : here ee hare f didn't ‘know that und Wa last night at Twelfth street ag n one of them nipped him on the saree by the defendant to show there . | JC VRE AN ang @ 7 A se Reng a ee ued ; ae avenue. We = didn’t: t "the ti ae was a a gh of marriage, but they In New York since 188t there has been a reduction is. the- Goats - _ . : oO S ON ae / te Loved Him . re e just stood there an “4 a tle attention 40 the tsi a ss ee ae and caused the from tubere y re . Fate |. ] engeaal is 26 years old and is mar- talked. d jury until Wonday, when his hand _ be- verdict for the plaintiff. The defend- reulosis of 40 per cent; that means an annual saving o“ some A SOFA igen 64 7 , . ‘ ne. a P tu [ took her home. . After I had re-| Bev to swell. He sought medical atten-|22t 38, Prominent in Eastern Adair ~ plein | | | wiht: oe s | = ost-Dispatch reporwses he said a ge Pony — tnere Was a knoc : 8 a hoo Si neh, pe late: He was soon | COUNTY. ‘Retere a German scientist discovered the germ of this discase, it 3S CEN 7°, | : i pit —— , » ana when T opened it acked by the characteristiq convul- wars consid , te A BRAINY CHILD. _ found Nora standing shai ff lockiaw ee tig ¢ nsidered the visitation of apn avenging P 4 VS aig by she had better g ; pen ‘raused his de: y sae JTO. DAMAGES. gave it up as hopel re ( so back home. she! °2uUsc¢ ?*" death. Pp peless. Modern methods of treatment, however, h ' Wise Mother Proves th , wouldn't go alone, so I took her seen a | done much toward dicati ' a gx be “ gir e Value of | sec "age ag eee ok her home a ‘ : ‘d eradicating the terrible discase. 4 Pag in Rearing Children, haiad here” don't know Why - she Sink Sarmca We ates ag ne Bill Makes Eye, Hand, Leg or A noted specialist, whose camp for consumptives in the Pine Wood at sd DEPT, pie — | : : ere is no surer test of real k pra apt. gemes w.. sen, Tormery and of Maine h atta 1 3 Lf: > | ! st ‘al know]- ee Seren be for many years in charge . att W ne has attracted great attention, bee . R : g al than the personal ted! olerve: TO HOLD MASS MEETING. | division o — Departinchnt bed A rat at l Fost orth $4000. lie has effected there, and whose icitede anes! tes iatwada tee ale - ied . ’ THEY A RE Gori /4VV G re ‘ ion 6WWith)—)soour , SE — b - °! Jefferson City, opened an office x. 4 ee ial to the Post-Dispateh. ‘cen Indorsec ¥ the = ee 3 - gense: ps ewe eyes and other ane oe Canaan eS day in Missouri ‘Trust Huilding peat JERE I RSON CITY, Feb. 2.—Repre- highest authorities, says his treatment was very simple, consisting of | Lik f ‘o) 7 . AKES. et > ee Havi ae been raised to believe that | 3 W: eépudilcans Meet companies and: brocuring Heatiees fac about to purchase an automobile and hours the patient was given one teaspoonful of a mixt Sate cia ee “4 ne , ae. , ( n rpors Rega as duced a bill providing a gradu- nixture o e Pu | , eas | Seg ‘sa ag Without meat, hot at Rose Hill Hall, fore ign co porations.; Rell phone, Olive) ated scale of Sua ie pele hgpbe | Virgin Oil from the White Pine Trees, combined with Whisky bean be | ae va) - > eT ee ‘ sane s “\- " "i aa Ly ii ie . fs ¢ for bre akfast, I Was “ie ‘ cl ee above t}) g) 1S ce x at 4 geident insuralce liev : hecho: it would afford aetal ail ie © Stix, Nenrs i" 4 ay a publig alley, had lines eeund oie case of Injury to a oe ah an Inquiry at the prescription department of one of our lending drug- ; Bice sheat eee ars yment PX. Niedringhaus, wer) Johaso House of Delegates. at Friday's os extent that he cannot werk the owner: gists elicited the information that Virgin Ol of Pi > yeat, ete. 1 was worried about | & f° Vs; W. F.” Wallac ing. When a negati ay Ss meet 1 o¢ the automobiles | : 7 ne (Pure) is put up littl nr ’ ; ‘ L.. Wenneker, al . ‘Alilamson, : : ~~, - nexative Vv ote from one digngie nust pay $25 per week only in half-ounce vinis for dispensin . Enel . Our it} tle girl, Cc, A, Willard - Pb S. Hake, member directed atte ntion to the bil] ' not to exceed 52 weeks. d wood ' 7 ach vial is securely sealed In “Tn a short time after changing from ti. HW Crowley, * . 4 Haan) and caused its defeat. Not to excecd S400 each is the value a ee oe haere en cause, with engraved wrapper, with the unsee~—-¥ tracts heav v food at heoak fant “ The oe .. . ae ne company, wihie i manufac tures of one eve, One arm or-hand, or one leg on of Pine (Pure), guaranteed under Foods and Drugs Act of Ju 20t! February & ; | a and supper to 1 Speakers will be H erushing mac} ry ' or foot. In case - ‘ ne J0th, ry oO and 19 Limited Grape-Nuts. s] C's m 44 ‘ on. Henry &S. ; lac Lins rv, OWNS property on ase of Joss of two Eves, 1966, number 451, prepared only by Leach ‘ ‘ ‘ privileges athe aAmited 30 days for return I. | | I she had no more head; iche, aul fie 1d, ( ‘ongressman- elect from the hoth sides of the alley between By two hands or two feet, the damuges are Ohio—plainly — Mae, Chemical Co. ¢ incinnatl, ator yin Hes on both the going and returning tri . iberat stopover put on flesh and now, after five vears mere’ venth Distriet: Mr. Jesenh MeCov way and =.-Ninth stréat' eee acid os gig doubled, making - $4000, ~- So rf q nly printed thereon, There are many rank imitations of Guid tens fimous Gulf Coast country. Mobile Blia ~" ludin g resorts = of this way of living, at the age of gee me gg Ml aed Republic, an State Com- > sg econgd street. Jt desired to econ Sg ee at autornobile Rilis’ a person Virgin Ot of Pine (Pure), which are put out under similar name and ort, etc. Through sleeping and dining cars ‘Asi for p tictiaen | , ttee, 4 dg rai nect the tw -emises aac rs OR-Tthe owner sha . Rable are eve —— 1 eT et rticu a ten she is 4 fect high, weighs S1 Ibs..| Republicans of the w: Wslin Ferriss. A‘) | pridge hie hak ony by means of a t t xceed —_— Hable for an amount style of package. Never accept these as a substitute *for the P PHONES: Matin 3170, C : . ; ‘ is in the Sth grade and it be present, as matter ard are {invited to ae rs ae the-alley.. The birdge. al- rot toe ; Virgin OfL of Pine, as they wil! Invariably produce n ; e Pure . ' 9, Central 2952. — Ps 1 ever V Wav te : . TS OF gréat impor- owed a clearance of ontlv It: feet 7 P , . * © nausea and never ef- $ , . . is. a tine br: any ehild, . nee are to be taken up by the The rolleall een . ‘feet the desired result. ; icket : a . “oF s L on 2 A ' pre- , tes proces ded uneventful ss th B cincet Org: inization bn after the meeting. = . the _ ah of | legate Sih pteimadite 3 Vanguard Mission Rev ival, —— = mas _ - ice, | or roa y. a ' ‘as re ac le ¢ Hie ; short ite i] a vocifero is se, ° lave meer star ted ‘ ‘ . NN TG OO ON ON AON GAN ON Ng AN ; } ; Sat the Wanktard Mission, 3000 C1 ‘ _ J. E. DAVENPO ¢ 4 sol 3 a wmuteau ; . ~ gee stonenectene tt WED TT SS : RT, a | DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT., — ae ae Our at 4 years old has been raised a, r two me: We No.” “‘Whs : y Da. ; ite day, is very dabee f hi als His Robbers. ere Imaginary. tle! Re A - - the bills JR ad the ti- ‘ayenpnue, ‘and meetings ‘ £y } 5% 3 3 { or his age anid Shame because he } ad Une vil] ARAL, shouted meni- sis males ioht ail s are elnEs held AND ry fine looking.” Came given by Pos had. no e lost a position and] bers in all parts of the house. The bi Overy FUEUS CAcept Monday. At 11 a. RELIABLE su DENTISTRY | ostum money to show for me was read : agai , © bill}m. and 7:30 p.m. Sune a ce SUPERIOR | 7 two weeks’ as read again. The rollcall was re-|p, m. Tuesdays, 1) ear agha os ae CROWN DENTAL PARLORS 1 | ' | 7" : ; coe =) lursdays and Satur- | PAt ie i "| e Notable Public “SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES == _ SCHOOLS AND COLLE ; LEGES. 4 idleness | idleness is the excuse of Edward Breen, | peated and thie bile was lost by a ov i } ' y a votejdays there will be preaching. There | OLIVE po = ) S00 AVE ST. Opp. Post Office —

Co., Battle Creek, Mich. ; ‘ IS years old, » g eet Read the little book, “The anne 6 ot 527A Page boulevard,|Of 12 to 12, as 15 votes were r ‘er } \vV elly ile,’ in 1 pkgs - “There's a ae for having made a false report that he for passage. The Rep Nite eehson eae will he ‘children’s Meetings Wednesday ® RON oe) : nad Deke eleie hed nas he sath “apm to ~ sig the sa me con\pany: the right hn ‘raran?) abate —. nape rth deed Kridg iv nights ; FREE none — , . , , . og e told the police!& Wagon scale i ‘tha eltav Sa cette: Ssunday-Scnoo! 16 it 8:20 .. and ‘dvice. ; Lan a | . — _- vena while on Lindell walk. orth o.. “ee amt age in the alley, was passed; day, William Fo) Osborn’ is superin ty ‘ft pull Set Teeth cS Benef acti 2 _ ‘ | stoppqd by tw Eien i night, he was) —=_= : Lowe oF the ise icin ne-" Ff cupper. and lower). S$ | 7 * Ons — : : i treo wo men with revolvers who]. ; RE | ———— : ~ | Amalgam Fillings... .25e e : TT ! . de 3 SPECIAL a Kk gs ods goo yar ron a friend mr: a oR LR et Spin F 8 Sa nae . | — | ied - pele ose to He | During J 906 L4 IN I™G@ ya% Fe | Cc LASS E Ss . ae a at at ¥ . Nolte of the Deer ; EET Ee es: Te Myf De ey aT Sy ue * ." oS PS eet thee | Cemen P ee 40c¢ . ; 124 SE - = OFFER stre et station yen ned thet a8 Tae vest ‘ fet 3.8 oy ae “ey t ats ? Le ae nt > RS ee Platina Fillings 2h to $1 | ie ae | sat a E Cc ON ID TE R™ OPE AS MOND ay, FERBRU ARY 4th,” > ) been working. When policemen asked a, hae he (| Gold Fillings SiSe to $1.25 : — - | SCHOOL ARO MUSEU Mat Good | to evade the question. and’ nally. nd: IP teeth absolately | | It is,estimaten tt M OF FINE ARTS, Nineteenth and Locust Streets , eye e question, and finally ad- | : wit dale Sd ie w2.61 ated that . WAL - mitted nos he had d not b abbed. { without pain or. . the nggrepatte of the SEY C. IVES, LL. D.. Di é ve) ~ ; i i pn i Thorou } j ” rector, | or een robber [no pay We make i fi. multitude of beney- rough Instruction. In drawin ' March Dr Wilii 7 a De : tase See ae or : Tee th without | are | olences emanatins ic sate Prize. World's Fair, 1904. iow painting, book tres a oplied art. | Ist, 1907 . Wiliiam Drechsler Dies. Bae at zs Pie ep Work a | | from the wealthy phone or call for information, ed book free. Write, tel- The funeral of Dr. William Drechsler ba eee 2 PARE oy mi Se) RR aaa ate “We wit give . 4 during. last year ) \ i and Only whe died at his home, 270] Blair avenue. ; ENR era” Le Meee yf ea i ne Ou a written guacentee exceeded ‘ One t rom apoplexy, will take place Monday i es for 15 years with i) our | re “a ee 0 afternoon. The services will be under . ME ea ti a Sates , vccork. adv attendants. 100 OOO OOO. -f _— } a ¥ Ag | Custome the auspices of Erwin Lodge, A. F. and SRL > iat ve 5 aia te . |e Cae aaa ae NOUS: SAM. toB Pd : ; | -* This One 6: . oa. lh of which Dr. Drechsler | was a : ; D at: my —— a8 is Wek : ma : ee Stes ae § } é Saadarys, § 4. Utell P.. 1: : sl ; 3 : ; : me gigas ety and Bas of cnc | eher, DE, Drochater was, “born campecen and Ree re > aie ot came i] DESIRABLE MANOFACTURING Jim 2 isi4. He graduated frees, Dee's Shedt. Sentara are , given and causes 7 ) "¢ | ut - : ! ao eS cal College in 1832, and during the vse DENTAL cO., eS ; IT : | . Was surgeor of the Fifth Missouri Vole % No. 800 Olive St., Cor. 8th and Olive. ner is given in the . 00 { ITES ee unteers. Besides his widow he Is sur- — : ——— ||| WORLD 4L¥AKAC ss pete = J . ren wc daughters, Mrs. ¢ LE EE I | ; ga “WASHING POWDER AND | ‘her of Indianapolis and Miss Ma aa c i FOR ) Are Among the thousands of f | Drechsler, and @ son, Dr. Louis Dreche- = al Roh ~~ { realty bargains offered by ~ : ' 1 5 Cents ie. | have diemhatee that es strongly ik “Half our knowledge we must . ) SW ; # gig » snatch,’ as, sometimes, our infor- ait. : eee Ne ‘ = this advertisement Only One “Brom , orced at th init oy Ss ‘est Bad | ‘esen et , o S << c ) Stopover West : sic ear Rees 5 cast 5a Laxative Bromo Quinine si ee phe comes The ~ where bea strain aa m7 ge npn en | peume =: us Secrtent Liss thakaes omar ’ | na dies som . eu at a glance” from t = POST ; | . . me. i .T Crown Chemical 9 nh He) nt SP Faiet tea white rede 200 ervirs iN at sit res . strongest de. ads’ agi protled n WITHOI'™ | a DISPATCH l 9a.m., 11:50 noon, 9:29 p. m.,1:45 a. m. , : AGENTS : ; * . . i ' : j ; | Ea mea Reta cme cra Ee ee Bt grring ne te iiniiinca. pman resect wget Ai oe Recetas te P a ‘a

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‘Congress is behind with its work, but not with its talk. | : —-— ----— More glory for Tubbs. A bill to suppress tip- ‘ping has just been introduced in Coszress. eee —— Gen. Leonard Wood is to be jumped back to the United States, leaving the, Pulajanes to some less agile hero. | ——_—-—___—_+6¢¢—_____- The city breathes easier. The Four Courts is sa’ = Only a helmet is necessary to protect its in- nates from the plaster. | — nae mine , THE BILLBOARDS IN EVIDENCE. St. Louis billboar.. during the past five or six years have given overwhelming evidence that the managers of the “Theatrical Trust” deserve all, and more than all, they are likely to get from the law under the New York indictment against them. A greater part of what has appeared on these billboards has been an insanity. At least 10 per cent of it lias been a crime. ‘The lurid suggestion of barbarism in the normal and natural homicide ° which results from the animal emotions of the bet hbarian and the savage, has: often been the nearest approach these billboards have made “to common decency. Often they have reeked with suggestions -of the unspeakable, suchias belong to the degenerate “art” of insane degradation which a revulsion toward common decency in New York has just driven from ‘the stage. ‘ . The centralized control of the stage of the coun- try by a monopoly has made this common, not only “in New York, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis and the larger cities, but in towns far down the scale in ~ population until the whole country has reeked with it, while statisticians have been collecting the fig- ures of increase in crimes of violence and disorder. It may not be possible to remedy all this by in- dictment, but as a suggestion of the necessity for ‘common decency in billboard’art and what it stands for, an indictment, properly placed, may have its uses, -

ooo A ‘free annual stréet-car pass for a dog now costs only a quarter in Fast St. Louis. The “hog” fare stays at the old figure. hp hp Lip THE BAKERIES COMBINE. The St. Louis bakeries which are forming a com- bine are anxious to appear well-before the public and are putting forth stateme ts intended to show thatthe movement will ‘benefit both the groceries which retail bread and the consumers, > But why does tne combine announce, through its atte~neys, tnat it will do business under the sev- eral names of the bakeries which will be consoli- dated? Will not this be a fraud, in fact, if not in- tentional? Will it not deceive many, especially all newcomers to St. Louis who “ay not. have read of the combine in their home newspapers? Ig it not, to a degree, the policy of the Standard Oil and ether trusts which, by continuing to do business un- Ger the firm names of the concerns which were con- solidated, misled the +consumin: ibue for year into believing that. competition was sti] existent? This is but one of many questions which the ey posed consolidation suggests. Will not ers of bread and the consuming public cally at the mercy of the combine, can prevent competition? And what will be the effect upon labor? That is not the least important question. - ate by | _ If the combine, shall be perfected, the burden ‘of proof that it benefits the public win rest ‘And if it ‘should turn out to'be a publie o ‘& way will be found to destroy it. a vested right. "7 7 iets no _ A cadet from an inland Missouri town has just carried off the honors of the: Naval Ac

. > Pe * the retail- be practi. in so far as it upon ic, ppressor, Monopoly is not ademy. Here, Fran- cisco from the Japanese fleet. a t a ec SURFACES It will be a good while before we can dig tea ! Louis the great system o subways we would like to have. When we do it ft will do much to relieve the congestion on th: ease a surface which now troubles our minds and also the eapacious mind of Mr. John I. Beggs. As Mr. Beggs has a mind which does not seem at all congested, there may be room in it for anothe; ‘a, which can be discovered at onée on the ce before excavation begins. By holding a watch so as ‘to get the time hetween -he rear platform of one surface car in motion and the front platform of the next car following it, any one may discover that there is now room on the sur ‘face of most of the streets far from five to twenty five cars, to be inserted hereafter in actual motion between any two now in actual motion on this “con _- gested surface.” | , , . This is the fact apparent on the surface of th, tieets. On the surface of the city charter it ap _ pears that it is the responsibility of the city to reg ulate the time and frequency of running cars ar _ alsothe rate of fare. _ Cars at intervals of one-minute would be a great convenience, even at a 5-cent fare. At a 3-cent fare they would be still more convenient. An experiment in relieving the congestion on the surface by this method might prove highly satisfac. ory, It might show that there is room enongh ' ptill on the surface for great reforms, If it is inau- Sa . Cs ee sur ST wee ite yet Mow &-& — ae a —

In cases of extradition, when the Governor of one State has| demanded the arrest and return of & person charged with crime, from the Governor of another state, the proceedings, say the law books, “are subject to be reviewed on habeas corpus by the judicial power, and ‘if found void the prisoner may be discharged.” But suppose the detectives rush the prisoner over.the border on a special train, giving him no opportunity. te be heard before the courts on a writ of habcas corpus, will the Uniteu States Supreme Court uphold such virtual kidnap- ing? An answer-is given in the coming Sunday Post-Dispatch, in a page story of absorbing inter- est, describing a case,’ the decision in which has aroused the Jalbor organizations all over the country most strenuous protest. A reward of $1000 has heen offered to induce ‘action which might re- sult in a test. ofthis decision, which appears to take frem the several states the right to defend action by a_ single to a

their citizens from. arbitrary State, The decision seems to take away the right to gesist a requisition, which right has always. been accorded an accused man, hy. > > ww ww

SCIENCE FOR THE UPPER CLASSES. The very uppermost of the upper classes in S.. Louis are those fortunate o- » who have not only a butler’s pantry, but a genuine butler in ‘it. It is good to find we have this class as the “top ‘ot the pot,” or more: elegantly, the “creme de la creme,” but it is at first shocking to find that their hutlers have been feeding them systematically on oleomargarine as the “best creamery butter.” While information of this “wholesale gratt” by genuine butlers throws the authorities at the Cus- after all, merely a proof that the butlers are genu- butlers -have customs of this kind and have had them since the time of Dean Swift. This is some comfort. But there is much more in Oleomargarine is a beautiful, a no- an aristocratic word -derivatively. It means “oil of pearls.” According to the. celevrated Dr. Mott, it has rather a higher percentage of butter- fat in it when made from good suct than creamery butter made from the cow. It can be made just as scientifically, however, from purified grease extract- the situacon. ble, When so made, and made scientifically, it is so chemically pure that no one who.is fed on it by his genuine butler at a Saving (to the genuine butler) of over half the cost, can tell it from “cow-butter/’ ed chemically from sewer mud. While this is scientifically comfortable for peo- ple with genuine butlers, the greatest comfort is still to come. It comes fresh from the United States Department of Commerce and Labor. Holland makes the celebrated creamery butter so popular with the upper classes of Europe who keep butlers, including, of course, the nobility and. royal families, Of the $17,000.000 worth of “oleo” we sold Europe last year, over half went to the Nether- lands to be manufactured into this ¢elebratea Dutch creamery butter. We also sold them over 10,000,000 gallons of cotlon-seed oil which the Department of Commerce and Labor “understands” they also used in Wutter-making. If kings, princes, grand dukes and. the rest of the noble and great who keep butlers in Europe, have been trained to eat our scientifie butter and enjoy it, it would seem that St. Louis hutlers are but leading our own upper along the royal road of progress. oe The Pacific Coast will be still less pacifie when it hears that Japan is to launch seven warships this classes scientifically

year. +o MORE HIGHER LAW. _In the latest issue in favor of “higher” or “un- written law,” Mrs. Alwine Berger of Park avenue seems to have the whole weight of. precedent in her favor as against Mr. Adolth Rambousek,. Park avenue. Professing to be in great fear of death or bodily harm, Mr, Rambousek so impressed: his pro essions

retested eae also of on a justice of the peace, that Mrs. Berger has been called on to bind herself, legally, morally and finan- cially, to keep the peace. As a matter of principle, she declines. Not, wish- she plants herself on the higher law and appeals to the higher courts, The merits of the case appear from Mr. Ram- bousek’s own contention that while they were en- gaged in argument on Park avenue, Mrs. B. used a broomstick on him with such vigor that he is still under the influence of the terror and dread he pro- fesses to have felt at the time. Without admitting this on behalf of Mrs. Alwine Berger; without conceding that she did use the broom in the formidable way alleged, the question of the higher law is of her prerogative in such a a oe : Since Jamestown was founded, since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, Mr. Rambousek Js (as far as appears at present) the only man in the present continental territories of the United who ever went into court to prevent a broomstick from being thus used in argument by members of the sex for whose superiority it stands, This is Mrs. Berger’s case under the Higher Law. lf Mr. Rambousek is in the deadly fear and terror he professes, Higher Law can ‘give him no remedy States except to argue with his own sex hereafter. > Lap o -

The killing of a dog that was trying to kill a chicken heving been declared no offense, the lead- ing poultry State may hope to maintain her su- premacy.

POOLS VS. LIBRARIES. From the Kansas City ‘Star. Hail to the Laird of Skibo, and his munificent gift to Yale University of a $40,000 swimming pool! Let the notes of acclaim resound throughout New . England and other incidental American territory, by way of joyous sanction of this welcome departure from Mr. Carnegie’s library habit. It is only meet and proper that the fine and stalwart sons of Eli, the flower of ‘young American manhood, should disport their Ithe forms in a bath more sumptuous than any to which Rome, in the genith of its splendor, invited its pa- triclans. In the bottom of the clear pool at Yale let the shining name of Carn ‘+ be inscribed in let-

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Voice whethur tew Stay and hold my post despite the sumwhat stingy Ghost or venture Sum less classick biz where. plenty reddy munny Is now theres the Boss knows greek and that ; and domiciles within a Flat: while Other men less lurned far bild manshuns and Affect a car The question is if erudite noospaper men look at it Rite is Nolledge power as they say or is it munny rules Tewday bijo how very Sad it were e that I should work for three bucks per an edgucated Bov that men in other lines would grab for ten hew Twur Sew oddsbody kins bitter that i should luy littercher And: yet cant give tcw it my life unless-I win a welthy wife hiho Tew be or not tew be a jurnalist its Up tew me ive bin here even ninety days and have not Had a single raze _— ee we THE MIKADO’S THEORY. Feb. Seep correspondent The? assertion 2.2Your the Mikado.. hish-born, the President Roosevelt that Japan is about to attack the United States is news to him. Iie immediately struck the im- perial potato masher, summoning his °Cabinet. AlY the Cabinet members also denied knowledge of any such intention. | Eis Miajesty then blew the tmperial whistle, They likewise TOKIO, 14s just most ete.,. Savs by summoning the gods. professed ignorance of any such plan. “My explanation,’’. said His Majesty, “is that Roosevelt wants a_third term, ITHE JARR FAMILY Eavesdropping for the Post-Dispatch By Roy L. McCardell.

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but is ashamed to go about it openty. that ! Hie Knows as well as we all know if the . people of the United = States thought. a war were impending they, would not censent to let him retire from the White House. As a matter of fact, there is no war impending, but- Roose- Velt thinks he can make the people be- | lieve there is, which would suit his pur- | eountry | pose .quite as well as if the were being attacked by England on the} east, Japan on the west, Canada on the | the south. President is a knows north and Mexico on ‘Your bear-hunting shrewd fellow. He peace, with flo cloud upon the horizon, the people may consent to bow .to third term cust#m and take | up one but that the war under else. gong to Taft, Folk or Woodrow Wilsor 5 terrifying. | I'am convinced that Roosevelt has no intention of retiring -from the presi- dency, and alarms of war this one. I am very wnhappy, indeed. H{ere we are just out of a war, with our finances in a bad way. And because your big bear hunter wants to perpetuate himself in power, we shall probably have to fight again. Mr. Roose- velt is a very queer man.. Bears and Japs all seem to look alike to him. They are all political stepping stones."’ Look in the lists of arrests under ae oleomargerine law for the|name of you butterm: av ex lain why he hi ~ intend - Nites OS a ee ee : * br aa. ~ said Mrs. Jarr, peevishly. ‘All for: is- to tre night! Mr. left alone night ater “That's isn’t gs)!” said Jarr, “And it's no wonder!” said Mrs. stuck in -the hous: out to see cross, too!’’ “Come to think of it,’’ said Mr. me that a friendof his had brought

a it, Jarr. and so he gave the tickets to Rangie. “And I'll wager he never thought of you or asked you to gol’ They are all so n account of sickness in his but on “That's the way with the friends you have! &>) out at night to attend to. go to your political club,-or play ¢ards, or stop in the faloon on the corner and spend your money like a softs on a lot of loafers who make a fuss over you, while>I’m sharply. go out of the houxe once in a coodn's age. all the women; a'l vou want to do is to fuss.’ Jarr. Jarr, family he seem your | you But you ’ “If you from morning till night- and never got anything you'd get nervous and peevish and to care “ THINK we sliould go to the theater once in a while,” | rige, or | “T don't | l're like were ‘“‘Rangle told a box to the Garrick, couldn't use said Mrs. ice and attentive when they are hard up and want to borrow something from you or come around sponging on us, but when THEY have anything they never think of us! “aVell, now, he did, Mrs. Mean Mind,.”’ said and you and, enjoy called st asked or tomorrow “Of course, you forgot!’ snapped Mrs. Jarr. went with was installed and’ got locked up later for assaulting cue and you had to get him bailed out. selfishly, “But I did,” replied Mr. Jarr. tre Mr. But I Jarr. me if you and I would join them. night.’’ “You've your lodge in a theater party the night You saw it and ss and told him “T told him I'd he it. T’ll eall him up. on the phone and find out if it and found out that this night was THE night. think it’s real sweet of the Rangles,” vou never thought of me, vou forget seen the someone oO you didn't ple ased ‘He if it came was the } * SHOW to me tonight when Exalted Chaplain with «a didn eare and was tonig) tened through her toilet. “And you must show them we apprectate it. we go out time he does pay for a and 06 *T let him pay. Mr. Rangle {!s dinner Mrs. Rangle is so mad if she was going to cry.” on going halves,” said to supper don’t you looks ag Hey] +4 nlv know insist Mr. an obdurate collar “Well, we must take play. and can thie (“ome ey hook join didn't cor us tn Mrs, “He's for theater we much Jarr her—we can let him!” said him-—I don't a box party to the I guess we've got as hook Mr. eve, don’t you show eare us in and waist!’ said here my Jarr, and "Yes, him- anything.’ Mrs. slipper, ¢ ~ P 3. ° ley © tearing off his finger whille but es you forget ths the box eost Jarr, “and Well, who hat’s so,’ said the for pay how vour friends always dg!” ‘We said all,’ éZ 1, ‘ (on, take not Caen us to the to go.” gut. she have to. Rafigle will pay Jarr CAS don't Mr. that's enough for you to say," repl theater we'll ake them’ to did. ~- a ne eet ae all that Jarr. as must show entertain money to spend as a} }, rignt, s she tries t he wrestled him tha ‘ the nails Was ry ited that billiard 't care, to 2g@.’’ vou'ad if." He sald Mrs. Jarr, as she has- When Hut every | ? Oo smiie such aA generous t supper »’ Ranegtle s

that in| the | some | very thouglit ot Hairbanks, | that if he shall* find his| ineffective in |your na- | tional politics, he will‘actually declare | war upon some fcreign power, probably | terrible | FOURTEEN FRIVOLS Written for the Post-Dispatch By Margaret Rohe. It’s a lone head that has no turning. One man is no better than another, but lots are worse. A large nose indieates great scents. Love laughs at locksmiths and divorcee at wedlock. Too many coppers spoil the cooks. A bird at Delmonico’s js worth two at Mink-s. Some prefer their’ game high A grass widow is never green. —but not the price. The family tree of a grafter is usually shady Real Estate Dealers—by their deeds ve shall know them. Money makes the mare go—if it’s paid to the jockey. It’s better to give than receive—advice. It’s love that makes the world go ‘round—to the parson’s. All’s fair in love—that’s why so many brunettes are ‘‘dyeing’’ to be blondes.

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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE (This column is open for discussion of public questions. Letters must give pame and address of writer and should not exceed 150 words. Names will not “be published, if so desired.) _ =

Coliseum Suggestion. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. [ note that the space contemplated to be covered at one of tha proposeed Coll- seum sites, namely, Jefferson and Wash- ington, is so small that the-arena in’ the Coliseum would not he as larga as in the present Coliseum, which is now about 50 feet too short for hippodromes, circuses, horse shows and the like. Could not the promoters of the Jeffer- son avenue site face the Coliseum build- Ing east and west and buy another hun- dred feet on the west side of their prop- erty? If we are going to have a Coll- seium, why not have one of a size that can accommodate everything? * COLISEUM. Wages Held Back. T. the Fditor of the Post-Dispatch. I notice in tonight's Post-Dispatch an editorial on the weekly payday plan desire to add that a person enter- ing the service of a railroad cempany is compelled to work irom five to seven weeks hefore he red eives any pay, and then one month's salarv. the com- inv holding the balance until the em- When a rnerson secures position he usnallv needs mon- while watting six or seven it. wl in most instances. 1oney lender. T have heen of the R vek Isiand Svs- & N. Ratlwav and know eT! J PJ J for Convention. ST. Lows. To the Editor of the. Post-Menatch I respectfull submit t} and ons rs sions Jan. 28. following ; sy 2 MR.GASEY am SUBWAY Fle ls Astonished by the Mayor's Sud- den Animation, and Accounts for {t Psycho pathologically: | | Written for the Post-Dispatch HAT woke Mayor Wills? asked Mr. @asey, dropping tnto the ola Dook store for a chat with the Scot. ~"“Y" maen the saebwa’,- Caisey,” MeDondla an- swered. . “The same, me frind. If Julyus Caesir shawd spring frawm his to-0-mb an’ shout, ‘By'’s, let's bridge the Medtranian'’ or if Naypolyin shawd- sudd'nly an’ un- ixpictedly emerge frawm the base av his monnymint® an’ ery, ‘Frinichmin, Princhmin, let's disciver the Nairth Pole!’ we wad ho more be sthruck wi’ aston- ishmint than we are b’ ‘the instantainyus annymation avy Mayor Willis. pase “Whin the Fray Bridge fight - was ragin’, the Mayor was sleepin’ peaceful as a parrygoricked child. In the roar an’ clamor av that vital battle, whin the péople needed iv'ry frind they cawd git an’ the Infloonce ay the City Hall was a g-great factor in the fight, Wills was rattlin’ 'rvun’ in the Mayor's chair lke a loose. pea in a wind-swept pod. He cawd go to sleep quick- er on a g-great moonicypal question thin any man I iver saw, an’ he cawd sleep on it Jonger than Rip Van Winkle slept in the Catskills. ¥ “But, pristo, McDonaldr Mayor Wills ‘ suddiniy cawms out av his trance. He wakes with a g-great start, hurls the kiver ‘frawm him with ter’ble villince, spurns the bid-tick with his lift heel, an’ dashes frawm his boodware shoutin’, ‘Soobway, soobway, let's dig a soobway!’ If he'd had a dfteam, McDonald, an’ sawm fairy had-told him where pirates wance buried a-treasyoor, he cawdn't have Waked with more av a jump or wanted to dig anny quicker. If a -volce had spoke out in the middle ay the night, ‘Wills, I'll give yez twinty-four hours in which to give this man's town a soobway,’ he cawdn't have waked cryin’ anny hatder f{'r a spade an’ an outfit av graders.” “But it's a guild scheme for a’ that, Caliste.” 6% sayin’, But it's hard to account f'r the Mayor's suddin anny- mation. bation, ‘*l’'ve ‘I've av thim.’ me frind?’’ | raed saemthing o’ ft.”’ an opinion, McDonald, , I think Wills had wan

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B.—-Del-mas—accent first syllable. ‘A READER.—Consult an oculist, H. LAFSER.—See Answers Jan. 13. L.. R.—Doctor can sue or garnishee. A.—Free examination. at dispensary. EVERYDAY.—Glillette case appealed. G. H. L.—Roosevelt. never a millionaire, A. W. B.—Confederate bills, no premium. (..—St. Louis’ last great fire, Feb. 4, 1900. K. E.—St. Charles Licenses published here, J. A.-Cali up Licensé Commissioner, City Hall, M. E.—Ask Woman's Exchange, 63 North Grand. REX.—Mayor appoints New York Police Commis- sioner. ‘ I. R.—Don’'t send a coarse valentine to the girl with whom you are angry. 7 ss NANCY.—You may give a Valentine at valentine party, but it is not obligatory. moreland County, Va., Feb. 22, 1732. | N. M. G.—Vasco Nunez de Balboa of Spain discov- ered the Pacific Ocean Nov. 26, 1613. KARL.—Supreme courts of several states have de- cided against Japanese naturalization, 5 DD. K. L—Ambassador to Germany, . Tower: Consul at Berlin, A. M, Thackera, pure, one is no more harmful than the other. WwW. KE. B.—Harrison was not a nominee “after Cleveland's twe terms.’’ McKinley succeeded Cleve- land in 1896. ; MARTHA.—Mardi Gras Feb. 12. Maskers who wear the clothing of their not arrested. for fern with very long stem and divided leaf, Water every morning. R.—Better get opinion of an expert as to your tal- ents and ideas before you waste money- on instructi in eartodn work. 7 YY. X.--Check, unless limited, is good #o } deposit 3s in bank or until person who made it h forbidden its payment. IRNsFor Washington decorations, red, white tumes, try "yy Washington pi party, for colonial c and blue; Department, Washington, D. C., for Infor on as to gecret service employment. . eae Missouri Commissioners to Jamestown. Ex- lienry T. Kent, St. Louis; J. M. Irvine, St. M. Wattenbarger, Milan. _One hundred and forty-three miles to Sandy position: Joseph ; J oth G

just and equitable way Memocratic candidates tion: P e Citv. Central Com- tion of all the . ’ epring el eleetione of the tions. but as Compel all credentials a eer- ) aS election Andee is a convention of about Let tlie Pemocrat ’ delegates lomination let the as to ! and most his ‘NM i marked at all +) ory by iS election A. DEMOCRAT. a, *. Shiortweight Crusade

or what I receive now. ‘ONE HOUSEREEPER .”’ oO more Defective Tenements. Editor of the Post-Dispatch . While the wave of reform is moving on and new laws are being enacted for the health of the people, why not en- act one for the protection of the poor tenants (7o Into a large number of cur rented houses and see the con- dition of them—window lights broken. the oors sO open at their joints that they are of Httle use. plastering off and @ven holes in the floors. If a gro- cer can be fined or punished for selling defective goods, why should not the inndiord be treated the same for selling the use of a defective house? Ags it is now, the ,‘andlord can refuse to make pis es and the poorer class

ffook on the. Missourt Pacific, via Jefferson City. Jamestown, five miles west, on no railroad, GRAY EYES.--Eighth Cavalry safl f April 16. Part of the regiment will go to Fort Rob- inson, Neb., and part to Fort Russell, Wyo, its It would not 1S. right for an.office gtrl to go to ater with her employer (not a relative) in th of his wife and without her knowledge. understand. the works of great writ- learn the English language sreat deal of reading and oO the th ~pbsence (* i. 4 To | get a dictionary, thoroughly; then d@ a thinking USHER low-tall. black troasers, ; black patent leathers, immaculate linen, small white lawn tie . Ww. § co, Denver, acste ers, AE i Pet, eee g The United States mints are at San Francia- New Orleans and Philadelphia. Coins afe except Philadelphia.. The Carson mint abolished ‘

; been MARGARETTE.—Length of river front, 19.16 miles; of western ,city limits, 21.27, 6f city from extreme inorth to south (air line), lv; from extreme east west (air line), 6.62 miles. : | W. W.—The. baby that was named Joseph Folk i; Willlams Was probably published in the birth column, Ti) now 80 many babies, however, that one occasionally Success to littl Joseph. brown hair dyes may be of green tea ond two ounces Sak Make them-in a pot by botliimg im “4! of water until reduced one-third, then for 24 hours, strain,bottle. Put on the y risht. In i844 the Income tax was introduced as he Wilson tariff bill, On May @ of that it was devi net apportioned

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among the states according to popu- No taxes were collected under it. Congress r to enact another. Viehle writes that the lines you ask about nyson's “Come Inte the Garden, Maud.” The r lines of the stanza read thus: dust would hearsher and beat, y I lain for a century dead— : and tremb'e under her feet, 1 blossom In purple and red,” T. W.—At termination of contract, agent ie net entitled to commission should you sell the property, ner has he any right to advertise the property after the agency ceases, without yeur written consent, ing the existence of the ageney, merely hojdl until contract expride, it would change the aspéet of the case Kass PARIS.—It is not necessary for the legatee to written demand in order to obtain Inher!tance, _ person in charge of the |make the settlernent and will no doubt do so at proper time and before obtaining hid. discharge. the estate is wound up and you have not your legacy, consult an attorney at once, as in that event is not advisable, iA * (. 1)—Hietery says that St. Valentine. was pehead- ed by Ermveror Claudius because - were #0 foné of him. He tad love affairs rum smoothly a | quarrels, When

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; Fea i. eee vinelia tintin ead 3 2 5 <a Pradaay a gm * y < PY Aa se aad ‘“‘Indade it is, McDonald, an’ I'm not sayin’ {¢ ain't. LOUIS.—If both straight and blended whisky are Public Library. ~ Cc wD. T.—Write Secret Service Division, Treasury” from Manila ared unconstitutional “because it Was” However, if you should sell te a, buyer produced dure Did vez ever hear av a soobconsctous cerry- K.—Washington was born at —- Creek, Weat- sex and behave themselves are : McH.—Kéep even temperature for sago palm and - All nien at evening wedding, black swal-. low-cut black or white vest, - administration is supposed to ys the young people power in making. RR eit fae ee are ae ap RRRRLEE ER 2

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Fogazarros Patriot Translated Into English and Comment Upon Various Literary Matters. 66s ', Rome,” has been translated into English from Prichard-Agnetti and issued in attractive form. hear most of Gabrielle D’ Annunzio, chiefly because his that they usually create a furore of discussion, Italians consider their greatest novelist. There is in his works much of: the. whimsicality delightful humor of Dickens, and like Dickens, his characters are usually types and there is nothing erotic about his hooks. “The Patriot” heralded as one of the most popular novels ever issued in Italy. This is substantiated by the fact that it is now in its forty-fourth edition in that country—a-really re- markable achievement for @ novel there, for the Italians huy few hooks, one copy usually serving for all the readers of a whole village. “The Patriot’ portrays the social and political life of the Papal from. 1848 to 1849, and woven through it is a most entertaining romance. Saint,” the third book of the ‘‘Trilogy,” is in its twenty-ninth thousand in It- aly, while “The Sinner,"”’.the second ofthe group, is now in press. While both his father figures the hero in ‘‘The ewes , Se er Z z i zi

ca HE PATRIOT,” the first of Antonia Fogazarro’s notable “‘Tritogy of the Italian by M, Though Americans works wre so erotic Fogazarro and is States “The Sinner and Saint are the same hero, as Patriot.” While it is conceivable that a story dealing to’ free herself from the Ausjrian yoke during those dreary ten years from [849 to 1859 might have an absorbing interest to foreigners, the interest is bound to ‘lessen through the distance of historical perspective and through the charac- terization of a purely. local story strong in individuals, but lacking in types, and whose characters, conversation, life, and action ladk analogies which may be untyersally applied. In ‘The Patriot’ we have all this reduced to a min- | The historical background is dim, uncertain, and unconvincing. Neither the general. subject nor an important phase of it f8 penetrated, The characters are natives of Albogasio Superiore, and being individuals rather than actions, and achievements, are: the “student of Italian society, with Northern Italy’s struggle types, and blessed with commonplace motives, for 27

not of a particularly interesting sort save who, of;course, has long since read ‘Piccolo Mortdo Antico” in the original. The movement of the story is uneven, but the foreigner. will hardly perceive that this unevenness is due to reality, but will deem it an artistic blemish. easy-going, prejudiced, and religious Italian youth falls in love with a young woman of his district and marries her against the wffl of his aunt. by distnherited, when the discovery of a he, and not his aristocratic aunt is the real heir to the family estates. pride prevents him from seeking A compromise with the ancient dame, but his wife, who thinks of the future of their child, is not so particular. fact of the matter is that he would prefer to be a pensioner of an old friend rather than inconvenience his aunt by claiming his rightful inheritance. the rising domestic misunderstandings Drought about man is at last aroused to the moral Sin Here is given the reader ground work carried on in Piedmont, but nothing of great importance is re- The déath- of his child during t\is absence causes him to rejoin his wife, and at the moment of his second departure for more active ang perilous. scenes, cause Of Italian unity. vealed. copy of his father’s will reveals that the joins the by the affair, inactivitv. So brief glances he at of his a marital reconciliation is effected, and there the book ends. The translation of ‘‘The Patriot” is characterized and a few of the shortcomings which marked Mary Prichard-Agnetti’s work in " It is a readable and even interpretation, marred by few barbar- isms, sufficiently edited, and reveals altogether an intelligent suppression of all “The Saint.”’ by the same exasperating Italian superlatives unusua!ly common in the novels of Fogazzaro. —G. P:. Putnam’s Sons, publishers.

-. Commercial Enterprise in Publishing. — Henry . Holt in February Putnam's. . ND now I am going to add one It would be an immense gain for the profit of .all worthy authors (though at the expense of unworthy ones), if the “commercial enterprise’ that has come more to my radical cause in from. Wall street and the energetic West, were taken out of the publishing business—if the competition consisted simply in selecting books, wisely, making them tastefully and hon- estly, informing the. interested public of their existence, and supplying them to whatever legitimate demand they might effect through their There would probably be just as-many sold—more, habit would be a healthier and consequently more would be quantities of money saved, of which the author would: get his share; | ag good many active and ingenious young men now wasted in drumming and | advertising would be shifted into productive pursuits; and merits. reading there own for the growth; in fact; vigorous the public. taste would be saved the unpleasant sights now too frequently imposed upon it in book advertising. It may be worth considering, too, whether the dignity that would be added to trading in literature would not be for the benefit of liter- aturé itself. Yet I am perfectly aware that in a day when the gods of heathendom, ex- cepting Mammon, and those of Christendom, peared, to many readers this cry in the Wilderness will disap- to much unpractical too, have pretty seem the extent of foolishness. Nevertheless, if accidents had not within the past few years so fur removed the publishing business from the control of publish- ers into tha jeremiad woutd have passed already. that this side of the commercialization of financiers, it is not inconceivable On the other hand, I admit ‘a possibility accom- | that the occasion for this literature is an inevitable paniment of tendencies in the modern evolution of commerce, whose end may be very far off. But when the dominant ideal of an honorable life is a rest- lese life: when ideals of business are those of quantity rather than quality; when the rage for profit ignores the very conditions of profit; when a fit sym- bol for competition is two locomotives rushing together head on—under these conditions, it hardly seems extravagant to expect an end some time. In trades which admi of it, including much of the school-book trade, ‘the end has come—in the trust. But, as shown by the author of the famous “Confes- sions,"’ in the more literary departments ‘of publishing, the trust. is impracti- able, and apparently the only end of the madness must be in destruction, or -.. the return to a better mind.

“THE WHITE DARKNESS.” The’ wide reaches of the Canadian wilderness will continue for a long time an alluring field for readers of the class who would rather read “‘The Call of the! Wild,” “‘“Mooswa of ‘the Boundaries,” “Conjurer’s House,” ett., than almost any other type of book they find. Any- one who Knows that country and can write is assured of an audience. Lawrence Mott is the author of a new book of short: stories ‘of this romantie corner of the world. They are jointly entitled?’ The White. Darkness,”” and there are some 10 or Iz stories in-all— all of them worth reading. and some of “them jewels of their kind. The queer patois of the French-Canadian. the Scotch factor of the trading post, the big woods, the snow, the lakes, the In- dians, the barrens, the undercurrent: of tragedy in all the wilderness and fascination of the north, are all very well understood by Mr. Mott. and he is capable upon opportu- nity of a-rather piquant humor which Kives contrast to his stories. Published by the Out'ng Co., New York. ON THE GREAT PLATEAU. The lover of the Southwestern United ‘States who does not know T. Mitchell Prudden remains mnacquainted with the chief of kindred spirits. Mr. Prudden went to Wyoming years ago as a stu- dent of Prof. Marsh. the paleontologist. The country did not dawn upon him when he stepped from the tra'n. It looked forbidding. Prof. Marsh located '@ skeleton of some saurion in a ledge he of rock, and put Mr. Prudden to work | Poor i Prudden' He chipped away in the hot) on it with a chisel and maul. sun, skinned his hands and longed for the shady East. One day he straightenéd his tirea

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: * ' j | =: y . lo y With yOu, last. year, am very sorry.” ee = OF S red eS 0 icC! {on f | Such was the gist of the letter sent by 4 ‘ as | R. L, Hedges to George Tebeau of the . fo Fa Kansas City American Assactation Es " Rg eee e 6 y Dp team, Friday afternoon, oy = & Q {ij ie j ars {i} ; At —_ Tebeau. had written asking for games ‘ vi > & , é& : = ead a with the Browns on- April 13 and 1. og :.- & ) ! | As the American League scason starts . PP (= «4 lon April-11 this year, it was out of the 2. “3% ; P . 1 RS.: JULIUS .§.- WALSH JR., ; 4 r 2% , J : ; , named in the order mentioned. Aside tag 1 Jol ee 4] ' from these six games the Browns will i oJ , ‘ ° r=, E73 With these six horses St. Louis. wi Local Amateur Billiard Player ing and Hold Wake. a : > a he QO 1e , have a great chance to land © i ees nal : Speciai te the Post-Dispatch. dina P veted show In , r for h Na- b i first prizes at the most co CITY TOURNEY BURIED BOTH TEAMS ON. EDGE Is Ente ed t e PHOEN 1X. Ariz.. Feb. 2.—The Legis- . ” 4 . ‘ , '. the world. ‘ . | , ; — tional Match ature has passed and the xovernor has | The horses will be shipped together When the American Bowling Congress St. Louis University undergraduates . c c . signed a> bill repealing the statute per- : time in. April in order to g1V€} wanyenes in st. Gouis nea will meet the track team of the Central | mitting licensing gambling in Arizona, oe n the other ee i ern, eee High School in a dual athletic meet in| The criminal code: without this licensa 5 al them a good long Syn? * on tHe Of will be, representatives from. both Can- | iis ees en oe 3 statute made the running of a gambling j ; hefore the ope ning of the show. Mr. | ad Land Mexico, and the onportunity of the varsity gymnasium this afternoon, NEW YORK IN MARCH game a felony. The new law takes ef- 4 ‘ § Bratton will in all probability go along | the A. RB. ©€.-to broadon its scope wil that is expected to develop some excit- | - fect April l. L ¥ , \I saat ny tay Walsh | be greatly enhanced hy the *admission ing competition. It is a toss up as to, a. _ a The city of Phoenix has anticipated ‘ - with the animals. Ae et] lof organizations from both of — these vhich team will win the meet. Central | Harry Cling, the Philadeiphia balk- by two months the end of ganrbling in’ ou _* ; will follow early In the month o % j} countries” mentioned. rowle ‘TS of -To- High School has the smaller team, but | line player who is rated in class A is no rest = Arizona. a & Bb tec 4 ; ryponte ‘anad: -O nry e ( he . LES 1s ae the sche OVS “are the ‘e ‘xX DPeri- -_ 7 : -two months ago “asSec 0 r "@ : Pe é ES é: : . ah row. {] { ) cee hbeayl , erage ‘ab Ps _ ad _ 9 se 3 ee pre e's. 2 Aor ote RIOR SORE a ROR Siac DN my rf heed he y il t nlore ex yp Vi | coaching De Mun Smith. the local ama- wrohibiting @nsabiind om Fbewatt cher ae q f Ld + , ake ie trip, ; Officials of the. A. B . to make ie PM 8a NE SS ie — : : yenced allletes, | Tia p ae , . , : ’ ; pie = oe 4 F a - bates SIX Bar SEs \\ il} he the only ones fro? | thre A\ est ck aeiterest™ is W hh ? sc : . , f y Or SO? 4 Yr > ‘> Yr) "Ae ‘ ) QO) by] « ( i ve t or " : ’ . n or 1e —“ ‘AC e y s ‘ : 80 that they may have a fair chance in the competitions nd ling a aa ue ee it of a Grand | hee whi i we al Pan ‘ ; the im enoveh | 2 points each at 14.2 balk line, Be- vet been determined what recreation a OWwling levs in this citv and repre- Wo, 1) Uk - TO Them enousgit |, er? ‘ : : . of the world. ° sentative of the Prunswicke-Balke ein | points’ to win he meet., Eddie Co- | sides Smith, Ferdinand Poggenberg of) will take the place of gambling. which TF 1E LONDON SHOW WILL RE-A GREAT AFFAIR ple, vesited Toronto last week. While chems, athletic’ director of St. Louis! New York: CMlvin Demarest, the young | for 30 Mears has been the favorite & test ver held | there he organized the Canadian Bow!l- ‘ } University, who has been coaching: the | Chicago player: Cnarles ‘Conklin of Chi umusement of Arizona. ) 3 > =] > ’ : : hedges s ‘ses from this ecoun- {?2"8 ongress. 1 , the detinite object in ' Ww hy be sibopsgdhas 1) a _ - ‘~~ | Miel, are expected to compete. Wright, j a Just what Romie on itself thinks of the “magnet of = ner orting . editor view of affiliating themselves with. that for the meet follow ‘- ie ” ) mare | kis Iria . wxp a alan a eee hin ate but it will cure rheumatism. | oe eae é s Coon ‘ , art » sent me Vv 1@ Sy ‘ ; ae AS ‘¢ amMS..;: oasiLhiv ’ { ; ; “-vard dash—Cornet, Tobin, eeshan, Sw le BP Pisce APE! agi 7 suit « ~~ ee , 4 4 try fee, yo. geaned from the eile x 3 t] > way: : _ | four wil be enters in the Be ‘ nee The Fern Glen Club Will seven Ey ents Constitute the Nivert. Ryan and Labeau, St. Louis U.; Dun-| cellent showing at the National tourna- of: the Beakdon ‘Te leg aph an American Vv 1e@ We ; ; be Rte ae ptaene tn nthe the T Bie 4 GE ab bs Ne , : Cali. ole ae and ak oh ge re a wilert 'mént, will hardly compete because of Elder’ g Burglar Stops to Pai! . * a = | Eehoft, Central ‘dell every day. Because of the fact: with his booty to make a hearty lunch- Rs rE ne » arove - ge egrgallgals peated gilt Te : a ee aa Sa REE 440-vard rub eiffer am ze ’ $e Sha tn aaa his ’ : eee way from New -York, thou; zh passeng rs who sat behind him when fhe rs ar adnedéting membershina and ientites : | High: Leacock, E, Tobin and Labeau, Si. | that balk line is not very popular in lof chicken and pie. —He took two wom- _ 3 ph St. Louis, Cline is glad to have some en's coats and an overcoat belonging ; as Hadeolphia-a “ | s are quite ready of sap in kaw anuntrivs wae dieiene. | Tigh there from Phil: rele Iphia and back in twenty- four hour re Ay “ thine Srowea ‘lin tower of ee ae le THE SPECTAL MATCHES | GEO, HALL VS, MURPHY see run E. Tobin, Nivert, Swift, Bak >- worthy opponent to practice with. ee fm —& ad on. eee ee : a lieve he could keep up the aepare* ihe average Atlantice liner all the way,

. t sa ~ intindd . a Se deat Mons well, Retlev and Dowling, St. Louis U.; Echoff: Smith is playing in ordinary form at!: h Fe p t the ‘bad going‘on the Atlantic Ocean, Mr. James Hyde used to ive ada was adopted. Mr. McCoy, president ’ - and Kieffer, Central High. resent *- fact, Cline says he does|ily Bible upon the floor. None of thers eo eee HOt 40r Lhe ad ¢ “ ' of the Chicago MGowling Association, and( The weekly sh ’ the St. Lou | \ match race at 50 yards between | “yije rum—Hberle, Keefe, Dingman, Desloze, | PiCSC0 ns hin hent fntm (family was in the house at the time “ x the Liberty to Lakewo “4 ij. Ne WwW Be rae Vv. A vear or ao Ago, and a very pr ett trip President Brvson are now considering 1¢ Wee Ai\ shoot ot t if . . ‘ 4 | (ie . e ; AT 7 . Le ; Hi: ; Leber and Reiley . St . cule ‘a Echof and not want Smith to show his best form > € . . . $e "s *, ? oe : ie , , af hs he Holland: House in F ifth ave- . rntriea fro (. da: and ~% Amateur Revolver Club at the Capt.| George Mall or the Missouri an arry ‘offer. (Ce Hien iuntila few days before the tournament, FS CEE RP Ra : : ee at was. = ou started ; i o > aa at. hi. shi: arp from t! V an Us Th well he must remeniber taking on the Cock horse at Wing's B ridge, The names |The prominent business men of the city jaf 97. Ingalls broke even with W. ‘| paratively light boys, are two of the ; and Stewart, Centr ck pias ing form before he went east, but inj 0 9 ‘the teed lreit ; vaterday OR: 7.3 - : .— en ¥ > rep 41? i » : > 7 = ve a ‘. “4 3% Pa | 4 4 Me " we - 1] re rj ‘Ts j (* , wed > " . ‘ > re ’ * ic » " ePXCECeCT . “ im ‘ “Hf ; > bie: £3 © Of Prescott Lawrence. Aueiust Belmont. Theodore Havemever, W. K. Vanderbilt, | wer or pasts of -& re ent raaa usiasm | Wittier and Capt. Schaaf at the rive, st Pla ' voy a a ah . ala MRS SAGE GIVES A MILLION | th phi do pane parapet his stroke | as not tn the car. The chauffeur and : 4 ae AEE ’ : ah .| was. the asis r .ger TOOK cheer. |" ; . . af They shoul ut up é 1O “ace, I Tas” t e to mé - even ¢ 4 = : Hye! a o Bon We o and Col. \\ islisuim Ja v Were equall: welt know th In the Sia me sport, The latte. The fiaht coming aut Qt T oOuis Was dis- : ge @ Afte r the rezular shoot the club Six other atente are also down for de- s ' prneied pe: ‘a mith aid nen’ comsiat , oe | a mechanic, who W eTe in the rey ine, 7 . . * * =" = . , "as . : ’ : * +: ‘ 1 ” * ‘ . P . . eras i: - ® , ? ? 9 , ~ « ‘ ? ‘ . } bs a ff men was one of the proneers “across the water some eight and twenty | eussed.. It was stated in the meeting. heid its first practice at the 20-yard] ejsjion inchiding a water polo game be- ‘ ' ‘ national tournament at (Chicago last | Were a a magistrate: but is -3.% sect +4 ve at ‘5 7 ‘ ‘° 7 ? . ° ~ } v ¢ 96 o ) : . 5 ° ‘ - ‘ P ) Maitland and C.J. Johnson shot ny Ridgely Boalate aL a AL "C a dae oe ee eee he Bt. Re ne en The : gs: 0. oe ee ee 7% EERO Gp » J ; : : yn os ae eee th one siother” te geste gi ~ A. sMalUIANG ANG Ws Wes ae Si | Bailey, Centra . M. C. A. 7 alumni ‘in the St egis otel. The;a OU ’ é w Yorker hos quite a choice of routes this season if he wishes. jt general ogg of ee it is in- a special match with 44-caliber ¥ seater 100-vard han licap, A.-M. Goessling. A. Sie- ee nae wbavintele Ys conde at Last night John Daly defeated Joe | Only One ‘ hreme praremggg saad ; - , ferred thai the ndianapolis buneh will{®* * ™ : a ° eel KK. Kohn. T fartin, ©. Grimes, & ”" 1] he used for tl eats Capron by a seore of a) ft Of fy hard-i That is Laxative Rromo Quinine miiiace a , . , Pe Neca ae watvern’ mt 26 feet : he s tal ch cect shectal mate \Ir -" oye. C.f} tached and wilt pe use or the estab- apro y 4 oto 24 in a hard- Rona ; : ce T irs 3 THE AMERICAN ATTACK WILL BE A SERIOUS ONE stand. solidly pledged for Bryson. Ne ee eet ee ee eee et Mean eHiky. & lishment of ‘‘the Russell Sage School of ;fought, game of three cushions. Daly -b#med reine ies sometinn ‘sn white package . Le ied : ‘ “re om very serious one. Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt’ is’ evide ntly leas ing nothine ‘to| from G sg ong “? —— sch pila the Schaaf Academy. This match is fo! mn 5D DOW NJ ’ tom = ¥ | Ny r= Oo i } ‘ ‘ e ) ‘ ( ] wh Ba ~ 4 . ' , 5 rr rr’ . ry! +; cr | ehance. His squadron of cavalry and special train of vehicles will he shipped iio ha el do last. week the delegates} >? Shots eacn at, 20 yards. The following ' » the Minnetonka on Saturday undergyhe eare of Mr. Charles H. Wilson, who | were instructed to vote for Cincinnati {scores were made Thursday: might, the) io p hampionship of the Unit-, Claims the first $75. The games were ¢ show the brawny sons pf Scots the, progress at the Missourt A. C. for_Shag Ww i “jump right In,” as soon as thes Th: aVer landed, with the eonvenial task. of | fore the eonvention and for Garry Her-j|first figures showing the a ore at thi THE POOL champions ai ale y aaa to hi ive been played in New York road home. Games © at 3:30 past “two . montns. Charles Youresa ,, = ti t] > ] rf it to the ink of PO tit} m fo the } G ] ) ] 1] S} mann for president of the congress. 3o-foot> range and the latter at the v- 1 ¢ d States has tangled up mM dallars am eb. 7, 8, U. p. mm. . captained the Slap Sticks team, which: coe meee SOU PEN ndition for the big International Horse Show | as cnient the St. Louis bowlers will{ foot range: a oe ae es “cents between Thomas Hueston, the J | . ne a ‘A rt} Chambers” %S—76- +h ston maintains that’ Dawson at ‘ Vth pri lab. PHiladelohia.-last night | eine wimiteing iné eae CiUDNOUSE A se + d 99% points to ti\,%-lor the Pi- : “ ies . . Sa ’ —_ oy ° J ta = t . , ‘ ° eqen Ce WK? « ay ‘ tf ox I A, «: “ _ : ee i i ~8 ph, ' ‘ ‘ N51) ; ; ‘aa & wr t rig } e ny fan l¢ he S- ut , Ni 'p ; > * : _ — a ra ‘Ss. le + English directors are Mr. Walter Winans, who is the colleague of Sir | ginning to do. brvsiness in the usual)C. Steen, Sl—bi, G ny ola eettiaw a ; ~ ce ae ' dan th ” atte r the and after six rounds of hard fighting | ' - » tStbert Greenall, Mr. John Kerr and others. Franee. Be oo. Holland, Spain, | rushing Jand office style. Charles he pie a Pa Wr pavi _ ir ng hea a uated | 7 lid ey post earned a draw. Knockdowns = were) PROMOTER REDMON has offered one ¥ + , , as nson has ai nee $0—63; Maitland,, is—v0, PF. Cy. hapin, PRArE se . 4 yyvEYN cil . t } ss ‘Vd ] st wos ler Ve } Lilley? IES Loy e¢ . . ° 2 . c ; ; se pes ' . wre D f° Tad a7 Ps v especi: ally he expected to compete Aare 1} the fou in hand classes. for } pANV t})+ vay al del Paton Lo Kansas Cup mice ko} : ited aii cae Wail Hh ten day lirnit was str teh d and CX] rf mae pOme work Wis large ly re- Altken, De j urk, Tour ham, Sherman, rirtte a te Pn nit erseh ip: one t ‘harles; "\ hibite ed ot deseribe their ETT ovide YY 'Citv fer the State tournament, shot for eacn uesgay evenings, i saininete -- — sponsible for the vietory of Annapolis Inge, Wiliam and Zelige. be Soto, Cahokia and Dittmans. \ ech es iibitors nee i no (it nibe their teams, }! vided thie Vv own all the} ete 3 te we a se pinthtepnabaiirenenenantinsincon _— : - — \\" ot ; 3 ' , iss plat sony to take in four other clubs, ‘ . ft il eonsider e , at} alitt : ee eT pe ORART latlR Cape ee epuarea oa ——e over St | LAE pment: ro MR, . ' PTBES ; incl the judges w ul consi r conformation, quality, stvle and allround season, has determined not to remain] yeEDALS WILL bé ateartad: wee 1 rhe Dittmans will be located at Kuew*® : Cc i0n.. iPrives of ‘* 20, rn and t 10 are otfered for teams show n before a | as head ¢ oach of the navy team for the met rs of th es} ve St ig + : ler s . ark The gases o ipts cot te « eis . té ¢" 1 i > ‘* 51 b r Cs ¢ *y « > it » ’ » » . ah diac oO} bodv brake. ; ‘ y | anothel Season Increased work and io e thigh ~~ | “ rb KAmes will be divided m per cen : *: ~ . ‘ { . bilige as ts the ninesiiits t} team, W rye nh scored the freatent the winning team and 4 per cent : - _ " ak orah \'. = Athem . lit via num her of poimmts in the Junior Ath- the losers. Another mi eting of t : ao a — : pes OES? & aie , —— as a : ; letic com etition V ic : ed | “rite ‘4 nd 4 — : : sc; nk at Teitenie: bas tekliond toe | i Which has been in leawue will be held Thureday night. io. : — Dashiell to hand over the control of = —— c ; > . ‘ : ‘ Pr manarmea 1a ; j Mo tlie ot} Tv ‘TrSonr. He = x. Loh one - aon . fis ass ican average of “ley godis fror »! ‘ere rown ’ | kee Bi ished with 232, giving him a 200 average on the flat and a handicap average ¢ ag i aS Nal ag BO gg. BE pte Call and open’ a current account—on which we a a ' , ; é F : * m fece. , A. V REYBURN Mer Sa most of the game, ! FESTU WADE Presi ark , : ‘ ; fe Deposit Dept. events, and he is one of the bowlers’ on whom the local followers are banking fa bee: 8 J. dent. ae , : ane , ; . THATS ve. Tee AS oS WM. MAFFITT, Treasurer | +. strongly to land St. Louis well up in the first dvision. C's vs. St. _ gpa ~~ doubles argu- | s ’ : : } F [ | ro , a ae . meme ment in. the . Saturday Afternoon , # : fj}. Erman is not old at the game and is improving wonderfully as the .sea League at Forest Park Saturday aft-| - i ; aia’ ee . ay St. James has mad . Son progresses. r ‘ly he would have been able to have ernoon. . The e a | : Talks from é : on p s At is extremely doubtful if poor showing and the college mee ? | _ MERCANTILE TRUST co rolled such scores late in the fall. He is practicing faithfully -for the big pty sae hares wie cag Boo " i the gue e @ at stake - ‘ ; Sth & Locust Sts. event and is making a strong personal effort to surpass the. atandard that will | tween the _Thistes and Triple A’s and this will be a ba Triple : be set. amene those to-tompete. 7 e ; A's are emt ha wt ahiHes tn

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o_ wunttTSE2 sor. TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES. ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS’ BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY _ROOMS Wi WiTH BOARD -CITY. ] __.. FLATS FOR RENT ; HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. Pe BUSINESS FOR SALE. | _THEATRICAL. “LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY ee aed MISSOURI, 1421 Two hicely furnished con ARLINGTON, 1460—-Four-room: modern flat. |] CABIN ET—For sal cellen ki b binet, GROC ERY—F 1 eee ee " f. or pet = . me ~ )wee§unrrvsas“*” EOE 2°73 3 3 eee eee ) . Fou . ! re, excellent kitchen exbinet, | GROCERY —Por sale, grocery an. meat mar, |THEATRICAL—Comedy musical ct--Open so to $200 mL ONEY. . sealialee | | ‘Becting FOOLS, with board. sultable for cou- lrembly-Miller a 2: Co., 1113 Chestnut. (7) in £00d condition: worth will : $5 cath. 4146 Finney av. i7) Newstead, (7) Post-Dispatch. (7) $ 0) loaned of _ without removal, at the nn. A B 5 cai ‘seuit bevhished i eer ears 6 1345-—Flat, 6 rooms, furnace and | - + >? , 1619—New!y furnished rooms, wit vath, phone, 2d floor. (7) | DRESSER, ETC.—For sale, dresser, cost $120; | GROCERY—Fuor sale, fancy grocery and we T! aT i 44 ae ee " La , : - , en Slaw sien ne 2 ‘ , ‘ ' Ar t ht a d minstrel; : ee all conveniences; opposite Later.) BAYARD, 11484—Modern 6-room flat; 823; el dining suit; brass beds; also parlor) >mirket: cash trade: sacrifice, account gi, four cagh na, Soe 2 North ae. |". following ces bay . , , | ~~ = _ S*! 1 good neighborhood; Suburban car; open after- uit cheap. 4105 Olive. "| inh. sane, (Ad TF 178. Post Louis Turner Hall. Sunday evening, Feb. Se weekly ays Py joan. FOLDING BED—For sale; fine condition; will a ~ )| 8; all amateurs invited. ss sO) 40c we weekly cave a $15 loan. “ge 7) we You can pay monthly if you — Your oe ’

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MORGAN, 3025-—Steam heated rooms, with or noovs. im we Cao = “a : julre other times of stene ts ae) without beard: Bomont JG6ESL, ) ‘T)] N. Broadway. dg (7) | _Se@ll cheap. 6024 Bartmer av. ay 4 Pong “STORE—Downtown district, 'THEATRICAL—Wanted, at once, leadin: Pa tal - ooms . : MORGAN, 4440-1 irst-class rooms and board ;- CAROLINE, 2643—4 rooms, bath, “attie; sarge FURNITU Nae or sale. first-class parlor id “¢ : yee phy op: rice $350; fixtures woman, character woman, juvenile Fy ments will be extended in case of sickness of modern conveniences; réas.:-both phones, ¢€2) » OGTR, Stl, cc che: GP , + cat Eh $350 Worth Of stoc soubrette, for ry nt stor ow to out of employ Bb t the mone uick- MoORG 4Nn aA - Nicely “ifurl jahed rw t+ . yard. Se ae a ee Se sneonne ‘) * wo a 192 3. Broadway. | rear. - : - Cc ‘ SMALL FINV ESTMENT CO., O02 Lew Wren. tie oa Giae & Ri eb: my rlobe ly and without public ‘tre ge = 7s e or. for couple: Graticlase board atetris cong elit A Gat; 5 rooms: ‘ath, tar tegen REF Magen aad o littesinr, Rowe. ge le 50-room hotel. n b > pooner: ; | ERCAN FiROKERAGE CD - ights, furnace heat: phone Bomont 682 (1) hace, fixtures; $27.50. Dougherty & 28.) 24: Og pa ages es, 2 center tables, chiffonler. Ji Fiis—E OF Sale. -room hotel, new build- PrRATRICAL—_W eal ed | 810 Olive ue cinleck Central 4457. Room. ‘201. : _ > 13 Chestp . SS ay. ing: modern; 7—Wanted, musical comedy peo- ' : MOBGAN. 5006A—Second-floor front room for eet ice OS Ol KN) SP agate Pye” SME ® rhoms:| - Price $3000, sone lease; furniture gacquent: ple, singing, dancing comedians, soubrette, ___ (Second 'floor.) (si ' Perpetual President of the Former é Prosecutor Declares. it seed table: all stato on - oa COMPT IN, 2232A 8.—New five-room flat; all i apie rm A (E- bel re i Sire, “er Vi a “id Post-Dispatch. =, Soa Ad. A (98} ; sister team, Singing juvenile and c¢ deter SALARIED “people and others furnished money H I Ch C} k’ ee itemont and Delmar, cars, Forest 6529.) mxiern improvements; reasonable; opén. ( co if sold today. & ‘fane.n ~ cia “ry men: agent. .piano player (arranger); an. on their own mames without security; easy W : MORGAN, Ayes Ele “egg or, ee DICKSON, 2052—4 rooms, with bath. $18. Raaingies see (7)| HOTEL—24 rooms; clearing $350 monthly; produce musical numbers. Ad. J al A¥ it - payments. Kinloch Central 711. Room g2 1 ague 5 amp ark 8 Senator as First to Sug- board optionar: wk low mhome: counke or two | _ rrembley-Miller KR. £. Co., 1113 Chestnut. (7) PUSATEURE—For. sale. household furniture. i suas eat; 5-year lease; business district; ,_ rene ree Missour! Trust seas Central Finance Co. (6) Sucvestion . gentlemen; bath.” gas, beat, phone; Washing- | FAST GRAND, 2018— Beautiful d three See Tee aes SRFtaINE Fee need, car- | str Art | MASQUPRKADE costumes, wi igs, beards, tights Affe ed to salaried reopre without gse- gf .. gest a Com Tromisé. phone ; ul two and there pets, etc. 1015 N. lie he ton. Easton. on ovo bars (7) | room flats bath: $10 and $16 (7) tre wire i B rl : wOTEL_E 3 ( ile A ge LE country orders sol te : ers . 4 curity. Reo 0) ‘Teche Bhig.. oth ane | . fle . { liad +. “TR! TURE ‘Pr cule teal « stove an: ) “ or sale, , } midt { n ° S bh Be} Ollvea- : . * * ee taon. say pene floor; furnishel| E iz il. O645--Four-room ffat: newly decora- chandeliens : od ne “3 T sy ft heart Polated ’ ; : ' . ina 0." take : dhe . ' : r + » *alesroon t f ; sai 3 . ; : ease ti pa s J thas . ret ( a SSi ‘ C ( } } “Gav T— 1 eh ; NEWSTEAD. 120 i. {et. Lindel! and Pine) eT iz t_floor: neatly papered. a + +t both .piones. Central SO42R. Oliv » | LI ca gy le ah ‘Downtown; cost $1700: doing , .@t once. John FP. Meth, Belleville, I. (7%) Main 323. Williams, 1005 Chestnut. (8) . tol y : , - ” sips ie try" |} that the first efforta to compromise the md oom ani ward, for two. hone Lit del) (ns > aK. eet 7 rooms, with bath. 2) 381. 8) LOH Husiness; rent chea . : — ONRY n to CK a JO or resident TONSe- | a, neeks > 631. : | (4) Nemiuey-Miller Ro B. Co.. 1113 Ghestiut. FURNITURE--Por ‘sal ' furnishings gest bargain in St. Louis: delay. 7 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. sh we aula “money always ogg he tel ieoh the expiration of nis ter: | sulle agent he Se eee ae , ' e, niire: FUrnNIsniNes, | SMALL INVESTME 9 (hesth a epaimlains “ ie ony» pney pay ( ; ‘ XPIPaci or Mis n a: e : } sti [INVESTMENT CO., 902 Chestout. %8) a 7 . Appel & Ce., 3818 Laclede av. | pposigent were made in May. 1900, by Senator to: ad. Lindell 4079. -¢3) — | Bailey. He said tha? he was boarding OLIVE, 2311—Nicely furnished ome: als K Fa ikx f K 3433. —4-proom flat. with th, £18. gold parlor sitt, weathered library furniture, { : > ' - ” é n chiffontors my bhi Re gin aay ar “! ‘ Beg kote ail grocery, downtown loe ation: ce le; ir ing OL, i\ B. 4283-—Well-neated and. elecantly ip- | 1. AB \ Dr Five rooms and bath hiffon! : ere ’ @ ANC. $27 : saa 'W es) cE gegen Pada preg , - —- annem ee 250 monthly; price $1400; can handle .; sb) CENTKAL LAW BUREAU. S124 Chestnut N ent on & = “ue te sue tag gon (Rg bath. Irma eve Me) est Tremblec-Miller RE Con % 1113 tay (7) A ig LD. New Y oi st re 1. am StL L. J $ on ‘= —— a at See zero on St. Se. eee he said. Some have suggested that (Thomas) received a note -from — ange ee et AN HES Os22A—Elegant 4-room flat, | GAS INGE Ver tt ae LLL INVESTMENT CO., 902 Ohestnut. (6) | MEDICAL. terms, CHAS. F. VOGEL. 624 Chestout. @ | 2¢, 8° to the United States Senate. of Henry & Stribling, requestin: PAGE BL., 42%6—Nicely furnished room, with |” with jon hall: only $15. Apply ekme| cost $32: cheap. 1412 Market. origina’ NICKELODEON—For sale, nickelodeon, doing) wer . , “If New York intends to continue in’ call. He said that Henry Fog ’ yea ‘ wees Xs oll Market. good business: must be sold; call Saturday DR CROWLEY ‘ures men: not one cent want- \ the unhappy habit of electing Kepub- Plerce was willing to pay $10,000 as 1343 NR st. (8) Real cSstate licans to the United States Senate, the n judgment for the State and a fee ta, board: private familly: gas, ath, urnace add “ ‘ ; UTES ; ) . } H, ' » . ¢ 9 ‘ ‘ ts a - ae Se yee) rhners, wa or Sunday after 2 p. m.. 2309 Franklin. (7) ed until cured. 1543 N. Sth my voice is for Roose veit f

__ phone ; reasonable, 7) Sie ag gan m ee . iss \ ’ }e A > =i reo gS } ) ! ¢t * g ~~ te heer cl ;° re i} “; livia ce : yt it -) _ } PARK. Banana Elegantly “furnished — rooms, Ist- ' oo ca: a Say ip hr be ro Pinned it sagan * rar dy] Te ke re, SO14A D abies ged or sale, poolroom; first class. IF YOU want special treaiment_ for bloot. . for that po- Henry & Stribling. Mr. Thomas said class board: opposite Lafayette Park. ss] eigen Sc —-———- —- . ie ® asto skin and other troubies, call on Dr, Jos. W | 7” pane sition Only two ex-presi dents have he did not k J h ne i MINER s154—Five-room flat; gas, water SATER. 1 . : wee een} : ae : len 1! Saute Be - W , s NAEOA : = | oe d ne now what amount would : meee’ f py ve atly furnished room pri--; bath VA. 6154—Five-room flat; gas, water, aig 3 Le TAO SOIC. are coal peat rs RE ae AURANT—Clearing $3 a days price ok: 1214 bi a n av. nk AGENTS’ RENT LISTS. returned ‘ to ' one; re — John ee ‘be right to compromise on, and that he ‘ : amily o- 2 want hasan * ie agg &; ) oF nia apd bo eae rm 1tor..a LADIES. use r. 18 Franco's compoun le aafe ee =~ i S Serve i t! is use seventeen ys wiche ** : i out beard. 1 NINTH, 3212..8 ‘our rooms, rear, §$&8., (7) oe ne ee Pcs vill ity, - Mal ri; Sm AL L INVESTMENT CO., 902 Chestnut. (6) rellable, 23c: dvamelnta ae mail: book le ‘t free, | F mR RE aN ee Soonp iva cauen: “died with the har- pe " ag Baa tye om nde ne tat { PINE 8419—Beautifnl 24-story frm it ae ge Gk fe. ‘ rooms and bath. Ld a - RESTA! RANT--Fine West End_ restaurant, -Dr. La Franco, Philadelphia, Pa. (68) adel ROOMS AND’ eins | apt Hh his back "as no ado bt ‘he desired that he told thenm thew. oaane eetin oe gouthe m ¢ Yposure home cook ; sane renmatyl Miller: BR. E. Co., 1113 Chestn 4 me a ae = Sena makes, two living rooms, rent $20; price $375; first OK A S (vacuur Snecifie anickly cures’ spe is. “s * di and it is the "ul f hi 3t ry , re nt DsUre pri, fam, | of ad | Spreacaer inate slichtic -used:::fram §7 Ub: eas payments. avarnt S100 cash, balance $25 monthly: es- CA'S (vacuuy” “Specific dal kls cutes BA § 3 eer ay _ to die-and it is the truth of history+sa {rust capacity and had no right. oe PINE, 3118——Second-floor _ front am ee ees O02 New. min hte fie | [eect Olive | tablished tt ade. THE SMALL INVESTMENT — \’ sets i iihaaaa ih al | chad Mink lM 5 a AO AG that more of his fame rests on the Ii agtpe.to such @ proposition. eee eeeepest board; private home: m0 | ler R. E. Ca... 1118 Chestnut 91 ES Ww ARDROT ‘or gale, golden voak wardrote, | CU:. 902 Chestnut. st. | = 4112 Rus-ell. av years of his service in this House than My. Thomas declared that he object- bint nice +s anne | 3 : a ee at was AA A: a ors: $15: "ve dresser. $12. ROOMS—I12 rooms, clearing $100 montbl) | -_ 18: , ay. 28 all of his long eignfes _— 4 mah the ed to conferring with Henry & Strib- NE. 3551~—Neatly furn' ile m. snk gto iy? 5 oil Four-room: Hat, set. th ay Lidge price $275. | | op nN 14255 Harris av 5: ime when, at the age of re became ling’ until tt has been determined what wil foe mwanig f tml ‘ ') , be ’ i4 N. N\ % me oe \ ™" R Aa o. “ ‘fe ; ae ae : ying ear tee towed pl rtp linden * : 21.50: all in fine order: bath sand iter e ' ml ay the -r SMALL INVEST MENT CO., 902 Chestnut. (8) |- & Crso: if Gis t P 1SuG fellow av 25 @) secretary of legation to the Ume when amount should be asked, and that it : ; 7 i aes \ lagheth. 10 sstuut ix) |. Beto al oe hee | Sar iture alk’’ wit! Ro MING HOU SE For sale: 10- rooms, full . a ines hich w: ay. 7 rooms... 3: he occupied the White House. | was decided that no amount would be BE, ANGE. 1027—Neatly furnished rooms, | SHERIDAN, 2 4 rooms. with bath: $13.73.) —— ve, ( Zool axing roomers; leaving city; eheap — P asa tSON. — Jack: Am iq town. Same ad: [° .__ UNELIFE: S15 Chestnut: ot. “The people of Tennessee oe An-;paid Pierce, awaiting his statement. ! oye ee weet tani 3 r ley-Miller R. F. Co., 1113: Cheston : ISacouEe nD ~ee ne B4t4 Laclede av. (7, dress. Jack oe — »w Johngon for a full senatorial teria) On the afternoon of the same with first-class board: $5: ¢ phe i}} ‘ 11123 jest! FURNIOC HE > - : i drew onngson a é : n ay, o ple. Tao Biter TERRACE (S50TA-—T rooms. ju... oc. ... face SPAN Taci tt chee erecta ROOMING HOUSE-—-For sale; 11 rooms; > full ALSO, UTE divorces promptiy secur . DWELLINGS FOR RENT. after he was President.. He lived only Mr. Thomag said, he returned to the BT. VINCENT. 2855—Two nice. rooms, sout bath. janitor service: rent $27.00. Emanuel Bee enone Bar edie ea ee Pn ae bargain; cash or time, 3150 seth ee ee, eee eee | te wes ta few months. iT wish he might have attorneys’ office. Pierce, J. D. Johnson ern exposure. all conveniences, good tally: ee Pe °) KE iain. FLAT.Bor. ai ee ‘i : — for sale. e! t WANTED Fretch ohot ard 3822 DELMAR BL. lived the full six years, to have been and Senator Bafley were present. Ad@- oh " { } : ‘Tif SITS oh , mar ws se a Se On Ww estmins ni ia josie, cout $4000; a t} at ‘ nite 3 go ied we a ‘ ant 4 HH: Aas Sore 1()}-roomn modern resider e excel- able to evan up the vei with the aed cording to Mr. Th omas testimony, Mr. , arts Clark. 3037A Olive at. salar ees lerithy gg well located for roamenn of who undertook to impeach and convict) Pjercé ‘said that he had decided to sét- committed no crime! tle his difficulties with the State ami-

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Park or Campton / car. (7) -- } } a» ! aL ii4i Pea b. ; ° , r iil i¢* ‘ BHIRTEENTH, 1819 “8. —Neatiy furnisner| FURNISHED FLATS FOR ENT | venter, | rice SS50:-rent cheap. THE SMALL IN: _ E. Clark, 3037A Olive st. | | a we OF. without Scare Olt FANNY 195 ro r-! fur ted flint: ay “TT RNISHBI I ’ Pi FOR LE n VESTME N’ r CO. ‘02 Chestnut. st. (G) - ‘ boarders: low rental. hiin when) he had I i anvee. Da 7 far wotaat oe ae pripeaicpsioe® sip nen ae: if FF A Saag tc ME esc ome So oe ee ; ; he NICLIOLLS-KRITTER.. 718 Chestnut st. (6) tever. cably and that he was in no way con- a . iy = ~gtew]l: gras bath: $7 weekly: meq: roy the ve bic jr? ire ut lowest SA LOON—-For sale: good place: verv -chean. PERSONAL SUNDRIES. 6 ae we a ae wha * } VERNON, 1228—Nicelvy furnished rooms, first. | : ae : ; : orpes ame at onee. Te : hand. ; if hought seon: account givtnnes. Ad \ on’ : cc 3404 BEL ‘Another sugge stion as to the Presi; | nected with the Standard Ol Co. Mr. class table heard: rates reasonahle. (7) ' y j ty o i sale. : : Past-Dispat h. ' (7) ‘LADIFS My remeditas nevér f. il: one com: | * L AV. dent’ Ss post- presi de ntial career is that | Thomas deciared that no ~ ectfie terms erro Bin, $21¥—Desirahle couble. | FURNISHEC HOUSES WANTED | contents. of a ney : shed room. Cer: STOR E-—-For sale, _restaure int and. cigar store plete treatment ‘free. Mrs. Diehl, 3131 Frank-) Clioice 8 ro bon reskconce: furnace and all con-' he be president of Harvard | be gp A concerning. the amount o settiement ame single room: only gentlemen, homes we m her fia in et 2A Cinis Tlchnitnhve a bar- ‘hean LOO S. jroadwa (7) ; lin ay. ‘ (8) vebie - e al. noble ambition, surely. I would rather were made. Reali ne: Lindell 4659. . , ~- 4) | FI RNISH ED Hor SE W ry Six- or seven ay =, once 1. Lindel ‘ STOR To F ae tan’ ie ‘ ammalt grocery ative pay LADIES — = = te: confimements ih the NIC TIOL L, S- RIT TE RR; 718 Chestnut st. (6) be pre ssident éf the Unive rsity fe | | Continuing the witness said that Mr. GTON BL... 4191—Nicely — furnished room f irnished house; strictly modern, re. i meat market; good Iveation: cheap rent: eae suse. .Mrs. M. Mevers, moved from 112 8 } k ember of this ousé | Bailey had-.told him that he did not , . . : ' ; , of > , i marn : cation: cheap rent: Walt ‘ are . , . on wont ' sduri. than ea mM : ailey lac Oo 2d-story room; home cooking; modern; at . nab _ Post Dispat: ‘h. HORSES AND VE a CLES. to sell on, account of bad Mite 5 “1700- Kan- ma i St ae 103 » de ae Central Saree (S) TO LET FOR BUS. PURPOSES. or a member of the Senate or Gover- | know Mr. Pierce very worn, ane he did = ff oS: id eee NT ce ee Sas av., East St. Louts rs. J. Coue he (7) sADIES-—-Save time and money: ¢ nements: f that imperial commonwealth.'not want to drive capital from the “ ne 9 \irs ip 212 i x8 ‘ s nor oO ir > 7 ¥ @uthern exposure, all conveniences, with or | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. elas limber sheers i nt dd Pasian ¢ = ~ {and during con fine ment; consultation, examin- MISSISSIPPL VALLEY TRUST a O., it would make hi "7 ” hall be perpetual latte r for re hs & ra nae r without board, ( DEO LOBOS en ees oer Wii 7] } ri k “spring stake Wagons: $75 STEAM CARPET rT CLEANING. p atic 1) fre e, ( all or write. (S) * . Four th and Pine. (S) ‘Anothe r is tha rhe ~ ii i k i y | : hom: is im ad he ad no ur er com WASHING TON. 4960-Third store gouth room. | BOPKS-—For sale, 30° vols., perfectly new, 2°5 John Toblitka, 1240 1842 \. tth.cay eee | MRS. PAULINE KALN, mitt Nebraska ae. 1410 ACA AV. ey president — and Mr. C lark pausee | munic ation with anyone until June 1 very suitable for to gentlemen: Bell phone _ahicl Kens works. Reply 518 (ass ay. (4) DF ‘ 4 : KR Y WAGONS AND NEVER-OUT ’ a LEAN carpet our gnarantee: also uphol- | confinements. $5: work pat st pay: licensad | DEMY when the House be gan to laugh, and 1900, when, he says, he was. notified . “TFearest POR: opposite Washin SLUR Hote | (a) | Bicit hy l ot si le : 1 Oo 00 hard red brick ; open and , anel-t D delivery mt acons ai Peel Pag ged ( arpet Cieaning Reno- ™ {¢ dwife;. pr ivate Si11) itar{ fui 7 d iring conlne ' Ch of ea store, suit: ible for any small retail quic kly ad le: d, ‘ol | 11@ Hiague Arbitr: iu; by Mr. Stribling, that. Pierce a) ASHING@ION, Sf a0- Neatly furnished second-| *beay. Apply on job, Browdway aud Olive. seeped ae ‘ro oand = tinner agons. storm bug. mont 882 eee Weare: Custenl 4006. -* Bo WE sink VietorNed ik ___ 8) | cre SS | nt only $12.50 per month. tion Tribunal.’ | Johnson were again in the city, a ‘flisr front room, furnace heat: ‘beard op (7) Kles, tp reys, runabouts and epiders Deeds 4\1 RICA? “age : : 8) | { NIC HOT. LS- RITTER, 713 Chestnut st. (6) _ The House then applauded and Speak- | asking if he was of the same min tion] (fi | “CASH REGISTERS'’—Second-hand: all sizes | & Mantoy, 121 127 5. 7th, opp. Elin. (69) - ie dicted can he cy ae Lia a oe | M Rs. M ARY MU R p HY, 5099 RIDGE AV er Cannon laughed so lustily that re regard to a settlement. WASHINGTON, 9620 —Neautifully furnished! 80d styles, suitable for any business, at) — —For ‘sate, good work horse, cheap; aid: lowest prices. Ph: pig Herery O14: a 2018 Olive st., conducts the only home. fitted ° e ‘dropped the half-chewed cigar out © Fr Thomas declared that Pierce sald to Southern and eastern exposed rooms; eholce greatly reduced prices; full. guaranteed Dy | ) Call at 1009 Lafayette 7 tral 4967. 19th and Pine. * ~@). Up, for patients: exclusive comfort: recetves Larse, Hight store. suitable = any retail his mouth. 7 , & iim, “You seem to be my only stumb-. table: steam heat: Bell nhone. (1) | rin ee eo” ser Revise Pata S. i HORST, ETC.—For sale; horse and bueev. CHIGAGO _ Rien Carcet Cleaning i hae before continement ; 45; bourd, $2 week; regular | busine id liberal termes ; “It is safe to say, Mr. Clark con- ling block in Texas. I have settled WASMINGTON, 27404. Private couple have} sth ee Tea Dickson | . renov: atéd te louk like new; also uphol- i haar Jer Bish aia free part ¢ __ NIC HOL Ls. RITE R, 71s cue: thut St. © tinued, “that he would ¢ diseh: gt the a? matters at Austin happlky —_ — arge front room or 2 or 2 aie nezmen, ca ORSES! ETC —For 4 an ae ‘ing. | Lindell 2030: Ki — ‘ay in ork: best of medical care: patients | aoe | OH chat ‘igh office with 5-day Props with or without board; good oe plenty "Gall 2 oo ae hand: we bay auf horses and wager: ‘sell cheap gies, e N. 42451. B89. Finney. 1.2080; Kinloch Ne “3) eh “4 stution and got safely: if dissatl Hed | FLATS | FOR RENT. plese ant ve e nere y, and what he would anaes a sto. 000, to “Henry ; > . ’ . s op ei e (uu se you a ye er rs } ® ° ‘ —N- - : = « elaewhere, Cf s ve ti ne 2 Ley, iy a ; es A ee ¢ >’) : ¢ 1 ¢ Wasmixcron eat Room = one eee oe eres eS. oP cepa | ge ge Fg o —Carpets write wittter gderantes. Pw) do to the other peacemakers who had) @" gtripling, $3000, and that _¢ As Whe BNI, -Hoom, second atory ouls ver¥ regisier guaranteed for two Sh or sale, 4 ostorm bu: gurrey c nine made over and lald: jow- et southern exposure: good board; home-made years ash or monthly payments. Amert- r delivery horse; phone Vidtor 10221, ar ert ‘ice. 2123 Lucas av.; Beaumont 22° (8

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as ephei —- ~ 1412- 124 ACADEMY AV. plans different from his own would be| .riminal case is to - be dismissed.” * Thomas asserted that he had declared \LALE. BUSHNELL | Central isos. —s Choice 3-room flats; ever convenience; rooms | Plenty. ; . : a Food, 2sc a large jar. 237A Olive st. | large and light; low 4 suggestion is that he Pe) a+ the time that he would never con- og lage 7 cae ‘Jellies, ete.; plent: ean Second-Hand Cash Register Exchange, - rs , ‘Another of heat. Ande 202. (7) 14) Pine st.: phones Kinloeh Central 2106, pap itr A Besar meron aE pa 250e 3 rel ; ell Son . (G1) uilder’ ’ pars lnm th* See an WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. (4) HOL LS RITTE R “713 Chestnut st. (6)| made gene ‘ral manager’ of the Panama! cont to the latter taking a fee m | f ~ ‘iCanal. Of all these propositions i“ the Waters-Pierce company. me the most sensible. °' A number of other. witresses were Wear. BELLE PT, 3927--Nicely furvished * Ihe . Olive a N - we Se | eR. PO, Cas. oe " i a > gg Py hand p ee all con- | COAL Buy now from Jobnsen Coal Co.; ook. 3 aoo—wew—wwwrerrsrrrerrere=nsOOeeeeeoeee | MT CLEMENS mineral baths: electro-mag- venlences: good war reasonabie- (45) Stundard. lotoe: Mount Olive. like, de liv. reg a “ farm mares AA! R LOOT Is ps apered at lowest pric es. J. D. hetic treatment -for chronic diseases. phy 4047 Vi » [ i) hy niu would be to r n the 15) $° . oe ele Jlorne, 2807 Wash st.; Central 5690, Bomout Olive sv. build an isthmian can: il has ane frst disposed of at yesterday's session. 1 dream of mien since John Salboa first) si oct of them denied any knowledge Wwrsr RELLE PL... 437%—Nicelv furnished ered. Central 5612; Main 261G6A. (15 25 an ¢> Wi - hearse, wagon, har-| oe _ front room, with board, suitable for two: | DESKS, ETC.--For sale, rolltop desks and |) Mess. OS Evans. Loe Peeters ): MRS. A. SCHROEDER receives ponfinements. om lelight -;GENERAT. Compressed Air Housecleaning Co., !. Jad! es, call 2007 Franklin; \ensed. (3) STEAM-HEATED looked down in. amazement ano ¥ oe of Senator Bailey's alleged connection upon the peacetul ocean; and if tha! with the different transaction which

5° each. « (6) office turnisbings, cheap. Standard Desk Co., | HORSE. ETC Mor tscale. “bare ars “ heme ’ WEST BELLF PL... 4203—Room and hoard, 1405 Olive st. (Q) sorrel pony, “$40: hey are. $30: sor me a Olive: 2 b sosnenainck best service tS) 4 VR QS. \W AR R ANE kK - . . “newly furnished, good home cooking; ¢cOn- | DIAMOND*. watcnes. jewelry, shotguns, re rse. $150: blac worse. $25: white li enenee —--——— anneal \ Van ‘: Six-room apartments; newly decorated; jani- work is a success the man whose soap te he is charged. STORAGE AND MOVING. Licensed midwife, conducts the_ only private eel pic lik conveniences; reasonable rent; i linked with it will write his ap — iome: continements. $5; free consul- } $40 per month, upon the sc inty lst of the immorta o an arn ial house; reasonable. (6) Volvers and all other unredeemed pawn- Part? ; AMIS ay: WEST BELLE PL..° 4157A—Handsomely = fur broker pledg eS for sale cheap; big bargains. t om, Gi ‘iry Service Co. will sell 20 OPO ARR nnn ne first-class he ; . : , ma | : | | ) | | : , ig j issatisfie léowhere 7 . at peng. rand | n : heat me Sahu: “3 BaD ’ rT’ >TITNT | PPP PA Pai , r NOR TH SIDE SANTTARII M, | 4972 and 4074 ‘auicaek ad. oppostnnty er. ig one of these thing WEST PINE RL., 4128—Well furnished: 20 gar ron 7 a wisi story front. good board: hot-water leat. (7 JEWELKY STORE FIXTURES ay she A ESL EE PP soe ae ~ he vanced; get our rates; both telephones. ' LA’ TS For sale t WEST PINE BL.. 3756—Pleasant rooms ; first- | For sale, 4 wi all eases, 7 flat cases, 2 safes, _k ‘an line. — | : Seat aes, B. U. LE NORI AUC a wa nace ne cO., oe I. she AND | B dete ADWAY. _ | two 4-room brick flats, on lot 5Sux200; price re h passeth all unde ih nding.’ ' j : ; —— 1 Olive at. ) seney and protec vate a patty atl iia ace $4000 if sold at once: see owner, 1113 Frank- - sanicisnaiaaama —- na Oltee tein ayer lin av. (S) _ class board; quiet, refined home, se papier 1 jeweler’s regulator, work benches, lot of rail- ‘nr Sale Several : oe Bee ate. - c in Wateh repair case; all fixtures are light e, oeveral Bargains AMERIC AN STORAGE AND MOVING CO., 18th and Olfve. 3 blocks from Union Station: ; — WEST WHITTIER. | a, nell g ee | OUK, ; } E tT. .§ ’ a AT Dds ) she Olive 84.5 moving, packing. shipping, phe e Tvler R000. (5) ‘ . dtat LINC OL A AV, Bishop Stange Is Dying. miphed frost i : bs SE mcg heh onal i a i 3 ANDAU AT S1j th pet i yg 7 ey both phones. WwW’. q Urn Q] DE vA NTI \ IUM A well-built 4-reom a hall brick house, fn ' ' bel ‘ amily: e : ry ary “BELING-BOEDEKER, TAR! T $25 . Lengsauie, presiden St) Q 4 Moe > | good ean! ti nd ne neighborhood: all im Speerial to ej ‘os t- Dispatch Delmar 34111. Ae FE 2019 East Grand, SPECIAL TERMS I WSIRED, BONDED WAREIOUSE—Hen } 7 ‘onfi see GaN eum cuctatate RIV. provements, built and used only by owner,} ST, PAUL, .Minn., Feb. 2.—Bishop : 7 WHITTIER. 11296 (corner Cook)—Goot room ie into iT) ‘s i Furnulture and St« rage, COo., i512. 14 *parire ? Sacre ie all female ‘rained GINS ireated. £2 “G0, if sold at once, William Stange of r all River, Mass., * ' } ri : | * i YY TAYY — . . kk *: “4 ate theme comirorts *3 1e*4 1rseSsS, Ciepal . > ’ “= > -— » . “ ~ ‘ ar’ eae : it bi - . =—s Secale contig 3 } MIRRORS—Vor sale, two Aarge French plate AS N N an M SON 4 Wn oe ay: ONE T advanéed when desired. I Beem tpodtion 20 years” e ori sath ee teea PiAT For sule, 5744 Etzel av, 5 and 6 room! is dying at St. Mary s Hospits". ayer ] Read . Tw, YING (iy loeh C963. Te my. & ny ay : detache 1 flat: modern throughout; fine, high 4 Minn It is doubtful if he will B t Candler Would 0 y ' ito 2244 SN. th st. F’) enton { (iS) | ; aes ae ; ; . : ster, : ue nerated u lot; see owner, Orst house east downstairs. . pst A another day. He was operate: 4 (6)

on aceorioge } miiitors, Sx4. originally ore $600; tor par- YU: Not “h Pnanranni- —~ al aga eaeto ticulars ad, ; 8, -ost- Jispatch. (a) YO.) -14 i BONDED WA REHOUSE, 7 Ntoecker | & Price a . | ° HI KORY; 3705-Furnished reom, for gent, OFFIC ana- store fixtures bought and sold. | 2ULY [.« NM USI Stre et. Storuge and Moving Co., 2007-11 Morgan st ; T | | Je DE N iN is. S A NX ] T A Ru [7 \I on : -— ? upon for a tumor on Ji er 21. He is ac- the Praises of His Tom- ) furniture stored, moved, packed and shipped: ' The largest and mast reli able for-con- | Big Bargain—Page Bl. Home, con 1panie ad by a delegation of Catholic : th hoard: $3 _per week; folored. A CoM 7 8] &r . ale a ari J : l a. b. { 4 : : gercs ix Mé@rinbaum 7th. Central ae padded vans for hire; furniture taken finemenis in. the city: ular icensed phy- PRICE CUT $500 dignitarie S. bigbee Rive .

ROOMMATES WANTED. PAIN’ a varnishes: gi: SB: puy from the manu ; SEW NG MACH! N ES. I ' ” 7 ‘ i Ay moving ae money advanved: Ss {i 1; an, Saha (ie idle, t: lid A tha ‘ 7 ~ ta te, ie ei aaa atl aa aatittnallintiadinats ii teatiadiati uate y Sa : Sp Rr Aiea ed one Bomont 685: Centr 6112. iS terms: kind treatment assured: sStrletly Vie | ‘ ' ‘ f sitiv argai : — a : : facturer. National P aint Co., 1911 Park. S : : mm yo a iS) | ° ‘ ; J ' you Want a positive bargain in a three- SownaTe Wtd.-—Fatm! ly In West End Wish SGDA FPOUNLAILN—For sale: first-class: Pear Sh W ING a 1 : : ws areal : : COs \ & | RELIARLE Stor: ge, Packing a@d Moving Co.. | ved by ad hts apr sctbetaeds shin tS ateN i SPuaT) ree StOrV eg ager F ges gi brick house, with re- SUBURBAN “PROPERTY FOR SALE By Wire — the Washington Bureau ; ry aden 2a A itd » Goh, HUNLCT, Sam APOMESIIC, Sad, NOW packing and shipptr a yms: ‘ ped, «U0 years” experience. tee ashinzton.( eption ha and. all conventences, buy 5144 CPPS h ee Stent Fooms; Bonde d »>DR. “DEMMLER, 29000 Nive t ‘onfine- age bl. (opposite St. Mark's Catholie Church, | COTTAGE—$200 cash, balance $30 monthly, of the Post- -Dispate 1. Why cottage, With all modern con- WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Tishomingo a*young gentleman to share a room with oe (7 uses] 2 sesons. 2601 Morgan. Ine, Ney Ks Vhite aT ther wood i i ver good | 49 arehouse and office. 4210-4212 Easton v.: r ; “ ments: all female lint SU ' and inthe finest block on this street); price buys 6-room , 4 ‘ fu } . e : to $5800 tor qule k sale, s@e us at once veniences: modern plumbing, gas, cle sin has ge nt a worthy champion ‘to the : : in Ezekiel Candler to succeed the other: refs... Ad. Y 99. Post-Disneteh 2 3 ce: \ -; jike®sS re Hi: }ie* nted » . Ponta. both phones _ROOMS AND BOARD wan! ED. diamonds, watches, jewelry, clothing, etc.; me sewing Machine Parlor, 1210 Franklin; {SOUTH SIDE STORAGE: AND MOVING > : { 7 if , ~ a? 1901-1903 r af . “* HOGA XN i Q ANI T AR IU M GR IF Ie IN eae ESTATE CO., W alks; 3 blocks to Mo. Pacifie station and Heoeuse : r “s , renowned “Private” John Allen of Tupé= Me

TRUNKS, ult “ases. musical instruments, ali -makes repaire free: thi 7 +} | treated: i ‘ ti : ‘ ; : hie Ll. Ne ‘ “ented: medicine PAFAAAARARAAAAASLAAAALAAAAAARRAOS* KAPLAN rides rer , or Care ) ‘ ss 4 ater ‘elie’ F ‘CLINE prices very low. Jaeger Loan and Jewelry ! Ls card of admission. light, city ‘water, cemented cell BOARD Wtd.—Board and room. in private Co., 2615-17 Olive st. (8) 1 - | » | toch Sidney; telephone Sidney 235; Nin- sien . , makes: se ving machines ensh or time: och ic for 607. (&) . OFFIC . Thar ; OLIV 12 ST. 111 Chestnut st. (®) street ears: these houses are of an artistie _ design, with lerge room and well. built; lot ——. by office man, ig @itric' bounded by | 7 A I , oe: wuteau, St. Ange, ark and “Uth: ean ree i) y| iT S; ese lz . nm, S0e a week, $F and up: rennirs —— aicanenae 2ceives ~} wine confinement: , are > sai: ' . ( iV. : On ae ‘a A ne ; Urs, Receives vefore and during eort ements phy- ucolag Dest refer neces if de airs Ad. y op K x 1: STIL 10 7 MI 7 . a ve t idan, SIGN: Oth a} (69) ELECTROTYPING, ETC. ; Rician. ani midw {fp : eul or write: eonfiden- 4.ROOM BRICK. $1300. 56x22: st) feet. reggie Highlands - to oe aioe —* a lea. for an * ee - , Pick ont anv dianx 0 ’ che 4 eh Sse W hg ete ies ah weekly fo;'‘“—“~~~—~ = tini; consultation free. (S) SHOR » Salle a ne. . dn Tuxedo bl., west to ompart av. sAac r an ‘ BOOM AND BOARD Wtd.— By young couple ; and we will eos bis aa at in oe yo pe 2Ot ess at) Ke. 1 Fs rrisou. | ST. LOU Is EL E CTROTYPING FDY.. 914 LADIES. our remedies’ are guaranteed; $2 a Gare Ba eed ot.. four he one" with ce: Jones. owner and builder, 1125 Chestnut st. |! propriation for the Tombigbee pe lifes particulars. yer 85, Post-Dispagh. ment. ‘The balance can be paid in weekly WE, HANDLE thé Eldredge B. White, Singer, | Pine st. Electrotypes, stereotypes, ete, (8) | “box. Ward Remedy Co., 2902 Washington streets aud alleys made; lot 4 Dx1Z5; just | Office hours, 12 to 2 o'clock. Home tele’) his State that would jhave os cue Pr a. 13 oF of SDA oi es cakes op pre per convenience - we | W..° Home Comfort, Pomestic: th rs . _— |] CY. (S) ' the place for a oer] man with a little cash: phone, Benton 4. crowd of protesieaas tellin *~ ruardutee every article’ so | earry a com-! all new. machines; we will | tt it is very cheap at $13 ar : ‘ | ROOM AND BOARD Ww td. One large roan pl te line of all high- nae . WwW eae t : ye fl . iis Week whe { +7) \ - - or a, r ; LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES. DO PTION ; ‘ Y se . . at 9 OO. well } i] HOUSES- Pur sule, suburban houses — ag the ‘ir poe kets. * yb! bee iver. a ites eAisining teams with oF with. | prices: are guaranteed wtb Ms ‘sponge oe : 2 lag oA u cm buy & new « DD | genre nnn A i , Re pes hie ia ol gtd eT Ra POPS BE pane a specialty. Ad. . Smith. O14 Orehard, Mo. | beauties of the OrADI£ Y ie bs out board, In private family, for three gen ot li r time-payment house-and lower than most: Years.. for $17.75, invest} re aga paving | “ACE CURTAINS cleaned: ‘pair. 2c: postal | DDooria. p, eg ee amd a hareain ef @9A00 oice nelghborhood (‘S) | by daylight and-by moonlight, and 0 ne tlemen: location. between Grand and Tay'or, | downstairs cash jewelers, wl ee ee ataawhere: i) é' ; SS a6 CR aa ee at or phone Beaumont 253: Kinloch 11292). 2099 | ADOPTION — Pretty baby boy ro adoption. ae So ee . Pg easy terms; the | ~——. na. 7 le sands of shi s waiting and : - , aan lowns' s cash jewelers, who have high rent sewhere, Machine ited, S150 ner month: : . 209, Mintoch Pils, LULU 144k Cy owner wil! shew you LOTS—$70:; cheap lots, medium-pr ceed lota, |} thousands p near Suburban line: state terms. Ad. T .ia% to pav. We are on the second floor, so out ‘onal i re nalle.+-S. * Albrigh Sewing ; Olive st. o (&) | _ 4a Grattat M. JOS. J.°H AE iE ti ‘REALTY CO acres ani small cottages. near eltv limits, to sail its waters, “as s00nN AS the chant a - = post: Dispatch. ‘ (6) | rent and prices are bot reasonable; we have Machine Co., 1242 Franklin ; hone Olive [7 f ADOPTION—Pretty baby bey and oa- girl: | 806 Chestnut st. 6) * sale ‘and monthly pay-| nel ig deepened,” he threatened to adoption free, 2 lives 7 nts: wri “al new plats ‘ne to the House. te 5 ee aaa vine tivens some.| “The Tombigbes River does nes need —_————————————e | two special bargain watches. one at $10 and | Lz. (3). | = ° __ APARTMENTS AND H HOTELS. a 1sjeweled Flgin movement, In 20-year | + Pr oressiona! Sa TIO oA, sam: PERE ' | filled CASE ¢ 1 cr T i ’ 9] PION J 41 , ( pi ‘t } if i I } _— ti! hered ) d ) e gi] > the 2 a : 1 7 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. wo ado-* any infant bor, 2 weeks old: references ce | 3 OMe na aew. live_-agents wanted. {any widening, Mr. Candler confessed. Widest: us ispatelr, | PHIL CHEW. 216 ~ ‘lede Bldg. ” “It is wide enough. It just sir eeds | at KRING IT W ITH YOU, r a. aEW LINDELL | HOTEI ite new . elaborately DO S é 1 TN POE ec ee LEAR.) 5..¥. DAILEY | die a2 ished, elevator, electric Iehts. mod iern. \ 604 Washington av.. second flcer. (6) | ABS L,I PEL) best io e maid for rey) t y y] ? _. PROFESSIONAL. LDitt eTLON Beswutiful baby ) rv. mon ly vids | Texas av.. near-Gever av.: a nt ‘e little WHEN “Jook ing for a suburoan home or a little deepening, and Wicil roe : serhaiaaie tinal west cangbe Dad by ng. My eideman, 20. Le.) brie ‘ “pull iz. containing "dining room, farm do not overlook Kirkwood Beautiful ening that will come from Sam, there will come the t to new Grand-Leader on 6th st.: $3) -— clothing. hoes, feathers: post; ea : @tore pthenral “79 kde wirsit eee ‘ » ? . A DHNTECTIVE ‘ (priva te) as ad > mt wuca . ; : does shadowing, and ata steal rd CHO 3 laundry on the first floor; three Kirkwood—-and its surrounding conotry. 1 by Uncle bat rou want. Write for catalogue. to bloom and the biftds to ae ans = et - (98) ’ ' aul Hn, Lou. arket a | Kigeommee a aa JEWEL- O74L, s) investigating; references. P. O. Box 777i) }: batl i t] 1 — . St. Louis. ° , ’ erye Tro iS aha a Su turoong on ne secon have wD: . . P 4 Y, ETC. COINS ce SPECIAL NOTICES. loor; comnéc tes city sewer, water and BENJ. F. THOMAS Kirkwood. Mo (8) beauties to the beauty that al : ‘a of water closet and Houses, Flats, etc. eee San wanted; i. zi mor y exeua ged | DE TECTIVE (private) does av Sowii: el. | ee eee ae me jue oe ne rp ain haa What nay At petal 4. ist gating confidential’’ dnterview at sUu0GA . HAR A [S° custom made _ shoes. en onal as Q aah ae . s / 7 ciate Pail edt J ; nec essSury to o1yve iis irs lave yre sat , vie! 7 en . 1. ; : . ] g 1Os . lOM¢ ever and houses, on [none mY pay tre nt pe REO The ay inspire d the poe . | mace: ment, ‘The balance ean be pald tn ly | Sor cP TRON (d= Highe per SCF age ee ADEMY wry ‘Dane ing. Prof. Frankel 1441 laboratory, 2813 Cxss | oy of January, fron offered oan hee Cte, St. Lauig for the money |eall for this highiv llustrated and complete | has ap ealed to him - pae to wee — 4 & Ruarantee every artic le eole ] and earry “ag com- Siata Contr prone aah dl 1] ‘ : b: " hor ite aul ay. for beginners Monday H r a) 7 ov | singer. 744 nt house and lower than most | Gilbert; suits. overcoats, $2 to $10; feathers, | tne every Sunday” afternoon. and evening. (6) LIP PON BS me ing. {t,” yelled the House. . —— (i) } downstairs ¢ ash dewelers, who bave high rent oe 1b. Central 6 ‘OL, Main 4812. Postals;| ATTEND the seleet recepti Theig’ inion | PROP’ TY OUT OF CITY F¢ FOR SALE (70 ‘on, Sing: 36237 a -room moder n hia Trem- to pay ° W e ure on the sec thd fleor. , SO our c ill 141° ’ LCarr (s) Hal] W: shington aaa a ye Uhriz 8 Cay i Vius IcA WR SPRING CATALOGUE CRAP APP LAP AA LA ANA ea ea “ae there WAS ever a time I lo | ries Miller R. FE. Co,, 1113 Chestnut st. (7) i ee ate both reasonable; we have | — Wadneeday. Thureday and.Saturday eveatne | PROPERTY~ St. Louis. Coanty. fr from 1 to 20 | to be able to sing it is ROW» Mr. octane : : Speci argi watches me 3 ‘ —eie er eee - oe ee sets * > ‘_ ; . : V we : FINNEY, 3655--Modern 8-room brick; gas fix- | 15-jeweled Elcin movement to a side NIC KE = - AT NG a: Sundas areer on and evening: classes Tues-! 47, aN. $165 buys fine upright, worth Ps Now Ready. Obtain a Copy Rnd Bs oh ARN: = ane | ler said. In —_ re tures, ‘porcelain bath, slate sink, -furnace, | filled case at $15. (CUT OUT THIS AD END a B: Ee lay niga Ae ge bo everything strictly 3 KLE E KAMP BROS., 2307 Park av Before You Buy. Bristling RMS FOR SALE. tion was neglect Jf. n. Claude E. Vrooman. sy N. &th BR ING it WITH You, IT Ig WORTH A oN gold. silver. brass and copper 2 ating - Al : “a ‘Ai lipse Jancing Acadewy. Ahern ALMOST epee Sterll ng U = feta 77 ; With Bargains. FA at one time rae me Yy , wasn (& “ nae) ne ss Contains an unexeélled and most ee a y ; \ ‘Semin po 1 lessons, but I did not see the wae’ ee : Jeffers ay desirable array of the best flats Fs AR EMS - For oe 10-r¢ ue it wainbus. |for it. But I did not know that ama wate ; = | would come when I should stand _ Bte.;. ope ete “phones | Main 506. Central 880. (3) | DOL J. F. DAILEY, repairing. oxidizing and lacguering a AS ry ATTEND recepti ( NTROSE, 321-7 roome, with bath: $25. | =+-- a Tb04 Washington av., second floor. (6) | able rates. DEG GE & Mt SICK. * : ee : Mp eee vd 7 at Seite i ‘DAMS. PIANO. CO. 8109 | h _ Trembley: Miller R. FE. Co., 1118 Chestnut. (7) nee, ot a et ST 717-719 Market et.‘ (69) watrsaday, saturday and Sunday evenings; ea lora-‘¢ every. nivht ’ ' St. Louis “f ‘state ‘Si- ; ” BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ¢ lessons Monday 8s, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and | ,,.> Ai ' bh ne. opliti fl: its “investments “and —. —. —_ savenera ee a. * mut PAGE BL., 3914—-S rooms, bath, hot and cold tenant mae . , ° se : h riday 8; private lessons every aftern@on. a poby sed ry Set Bree, A > soa | wunim rT ed ) ) er " r l ¢ Tt D HK aE ce an | Mt bighee iver. Me —_ . a water: front. side and rear y rds and side ht MOKS bought, gO); 1 or exe hs anged: catalogue us ness! nN pal | nces NIme Branch, proprietress, Soo Easton. ij) D - vie 1 I Vc 00 2199 . . ; ‘ } oOVec pre pe! ty e { al at aR AIN A ND = TOC K . lessC na from the beat “ h: street paved: house th nice order. free. Linahan Book Co.. 521 Market st.- (S) F ‘ i LL 1 oh © Pe DANCING——Attend ize alte ee - A PI AN! Seat arte “ Pr “a office and obtain one or will be 1200 acre farm, all under cultiv: atio on, , taken 4 4. d then I ‘Trembley. Spies R. 3 Co., 1113 Chestnut. (7) } Nt 7. aie . Feb. So. Content se a pd ee tt eee | mailed on application, south of Minneapolis, Minn.. and the new. uf possible for me .to fin a hen I rMiller B. Sect coreeest. 0 2 RAR ater arm a ; SINESS cn on “Whated, Sve.qead. ive Serdeny. 3 c% afternoon or evening. 40 104-6 N. Eighth St. Ei ag tte 7 wll lipo tcbendh cg A i have SUNS ooh “peoause your HVer R. E. Co., , 1113 Chestnut st. (7) nut st. (S) ‘harge of one-of the te ‘ying | pg Pelt ge ption by South St. Louis ine. | -¢ oo one ee ) ‘sell - be om ‘Take your $2,500,000, beca E. ; a “ . . igs 7 e reu! il ma ‘ rs: mana rene I t Ado y}) Ts 7 oe P . s { *y* ’ a “4 x ‘ . rE Gg > 3 i) The woer je) 4 is oti) ere | {*- a. rth T . th g i Ip Ja MUSIC. Y ung lad twa! ext wa tia . Leueeendh os is worth it and, wo more.’ easton poo “ MUS ou Ad land all flowed reads ~ . age. Pri ‘ > ay pi cre tnelu din , ‘Rut, unfortunately, I cannot sing. a, B205—Cotta e. 4 rooms ' ; o> . rte i en 3 t call enless you ineme buat: cobs, South St. Louis rne hire . re rooms, bath STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES. es call oreo co ee eeenee OL). Bey avening, Feb, Te qrchange [or FOOt, ae nat Dis. «tf “SACRIFICE. spring needing. te, ADE wth ene ori tae \ SERV ATs wor , eigeece « ae i nM ar Grand. , Post rn etock, machinery. ¢te., ete, Anply Mt (eo if. wish I could. My heart yearneth A - 830 mi Exchange, luneapolis. i ae s¢ longeth for water ky and Vs any : am.

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Vimar. 4506 Nice asthe ‘5 roormha bath. | FIXTURES—For | aale. showcases, ebolving aie Otel, (00)} MRS. HARDY GRANT. formerly Miss Hardy, . no oaer aoe Lumber t water, gas fixtures and laundry; fins} Counters, mirrors. stools, display fixtures. S—We seii movable brick bake ovens; teacbes at Cabanue Arcade only; beginners’ | PIANO—-Slightly used Vose piano. largest, size, An acre of -ground, large mension: three | \rinn, ’ . (61) | My vol is hu | | ns ee seitrar. joes clisnias pixtures. earan 3 satistenteeee ae eee Seon Puandine evening: private Se eit $175 treets zHOd or te demen t. {nstitut on, lann cannot y voice — to (8 ine. payments. Middleby Oven. Mfg. Co., 214 music by .appolntment: take Suburban_ Park ADAMS: PIANO CO., 3109S. Jeterson, pea As ve 64 aut -frtenn’ om aia TOVE REPAIRS. afraid 1 cameo: Sor ae oe ” . “a ; ) tral. Ad Y 164 t-Dispate) 2) STO | ‘Sing It the best you can, the House " HOUSES, “ROOMS, FLATS— : SHOWOABES. wallchses. slicttic facc. cheap. ‘almut st., St.. Louis, Mo. ‘ ware, Sh oe (6) PANY or sale, Steinway u grand, fMhe FOR SALE OR EXCHA insisted. f - | MUERGGE 8 ITE. Grand av. and Hickory} COU EU OR. oto. leah T, —_— > NGE. F OW ile I can't sing : to you, FE am L. Blumenkranz & Co.; deal Ms ay .- er t : nate new stocks, 1632 Market st. s in eaekrupe - “Ty 4% nas : S (rarer ‘EC : PARADA gymnastic school in the West: now open for j ‘ i Purmel saucrTinee; terms, elegant S-room brick residences: ill @ » ad HOUSE Wt. To rent house or flat. 7 or 8 | SHOWCASES, ETC,—For sale, plate-giass| © ON! ka TH ONE r YY td r Bmall grocery; ladies gentlemen aud ¢ nildren; no public made SSONS ‘ on 1 ‘ ; , »! Jil hed rade e in «yi k @b Mii) ti of fj 2 2 a! ion i. rk (8) Tombigbee ™ and annou a ; , | | ead Gane a Ps sce Stee ae , Stove’ Forsliaw. 11) | Congress ould only make an i. desirable locality: West Side ‘ombinatio | P : aL co ination SHOW Cases, fa re arhbie it) cas iid leiay. 7 ferred: might purchase. Ad. ¥ 88, P.-D. (1) slabs, “¢ Pi ni pee a be YOU NGS INVES ‘MENT CO.. 1133 Chest. + ery Monday night. f16) : 7 3 3 , would ne willing to —- oe , ‘ar and Morgan pigte hk : niiividua - ; 1 ae a cal pia be . ne ; Ik for ‘‘any old ' ( ‘ J aViOr Rhid Suburban cars reaco \ st. ( ev ral it 1 R. falo "043. 5) ation he ul iit 4

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; “+ 6m Cie a ease.” fountain stand and coun , 5 em reel page furnished Warm room for lady hes iy med stoves, smiail carpet, etc. wie 8) }orive DANCING ACADEMY—Socials every i - 2 nT aL | ps » ov near Compton Heights. Ad. r - es - RESTAUR AN T Wa cael i tes ; =. Thursday. Saturday au } Sun lav evel ‘in ‘a } i it aha ‘ ’ amaa 9 , ta ! . ik hy > I's Y art , his propert Vv is the beautiful oo on . Post- Dispatch. ‘ (Pl) : ~ : bo delay. Young. fuses bari wk. pay Cond select music: finest floor. : a é tit AiOoYOSsStT Hes niahogany ie oF allom Bieights: office Penrose and Athlone. name Tomb! Wd. —J _ »j F MACHINERY. Chestnut st. are 'S) a 3 : "121! dane; *] Ss ! J trumemt:; great P| r i This is the hest renting district in St Louis: oS a. sriv oy I er pl; two ladies em- PPP LL “ts (e OLIVE DANCING ACADEMY. 1001 Olive. top iu for cash. - Cook a¥. (0) houses bave every conveniénce, hot water, gas. maianea, Po ate OOM aai, Mermod « Jac ROOM! NG HOT! aod Wd. Any’ loe tion: wll fleor: open ever y evening: cheapest terms: ‘SCHUBERT & MOXTER.: 7 Wranklin. first- , electric liczht bath furnace granitoid walks (i) PN LL LOL ALLL PLL sm flm fmf you CAs h no de quicne sf method: private lessonus any bh hur’: elass: piano eninge its a repairing: hot » | W Ww - RE y NOL, [)S. Penrose and Athione.. if) : aan are se . “a 4 , . r; io . be ‘ 4 at 34 , ‘ ‘ ‘ 200M ape mani. good habits oo et si — rin A ne setting, cone ret > Ot NG’ Ss INV | oP “' TE VT ( i. 1133 Che tnut S&S! ie di neing fé atured. phones. (@) . re m; separate bed; good beard. 3145 st.; Central 2517. Hiss eae 118) Pare PROF, AND MRS. BENENSKY, 1302 Olive; | $130 BUYS: tine upright piano, with stool and only school where you ean learn to dance in scarf. pRekt I & MOX Tt! = 6G) Ihe “Finest Selection of ‘ i¥ { | WANTED. ~~ BUSINESS F FOR ‘SALE. ‘ ne term, quickest method; best terms: clexs |. =the Bat Ss we very evening; private hour; also '& West End Homes Hereto- YOU HAVE MONEY awaiting some safe lessons anys

tien PPP PDBPLL LO LO s PPL BALL eel le " BOUBR Witd—To rent a 9 or 10-ro0n | STEAM HAMMER Wid seco ’ BAKERY--For sale, on roadway: heat ! | " ‘ I hi ind sfea mm § : . . , ' al it’ sranneds ‘ re dane lng & “=e bad house, south of Delmar av. and east of || > Bammer. in geod condition: quote bedrock rent; good place for baker; owner willl retir Seeetiie ue: site | VT ine | King’s highway; fall modern improve. | dtd in length of service. Ad, Y 54, Post from business. Ad. » Post-Dispatch, PROF. CLARK, Westminster Ball, 2806 Olive: INnancia fore Offered to the Public | investment. BE Was Dieetn! rr AG. Pf ee: , | ()| BARBER SHOP-—For sale, cheap: -engaged| Sect opin for becinvers every Mepdsy eren LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY | Js contained in our mew tt | The MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY . : eh: 7 2 , In otber bi ess P Y 407 hove f - Cless open for be@gfinners every mudavy ev ” ‘ " ew =e , ; : dt HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ~via nt Pie Ad, , Post Dik (F) ng 5 pepener: electrical fans. Phone De aA PAPAP PPP PPP PLP PPP rig er —_—— price list for e CA U 7 . OPP PPPL PPP PPP LPP PPP PP tipo prepped d Nhy iS on W asbington av.: 10) Mar <% SIG N . Pp, Lp ERS AT 3 7. ("a at o ice and obtain / : nate; 1 OME Agen, yor offers you Real Estate loans secured by a copy or we will mail to inter- 7 ee : SS PABSOLUTELY best price ! Pools, rent $45; income $i thiy; pric : FOR COLORED P : hold goods, Dickso * paid for house- $425, . oe soy Montiny, price | $100 IN, CASH prizes given | away at our mas- EOPLE. “mont 43, Central s2ae a eng) SMALL INVESTMENT CO., 902 Chestnut. (6 queradte at Ubrig's Cave Hall, Washington |. When You Want a Loan, CStOG PATTIES OR SPpseation. first mortgage et — estput.: (0) and Jefferson avs.. (Mardi--<iras) Tuesday ON YOUR .FURNTTERE OR PIANY, WEISELS-GERHART R. E. Co. ENTH, 405 ~—S{x-room “inte ne. $25. : : . ble Mil e - ( 3 ~* : ALL — your feather bed Bl SI NESS S44) for 4 bi sinee ~ ‘ a} evening } eb. 12. be lipse Dance ing Ac ademy. bh! “ - » is ler R. ., AL Chestnut bert... veds. $10 t 8 and plilows te Gil- making $285 pet Pag nese FB pagel a shern & .Albers. | (8)°. Without delay or removal Pity t- e to mult Le 104-6 N,. Elghth St. Your principal is absolutely safe and you (7) a UBTeL, Bell +1 og ha b5c pound, cal wr roe a OS ' TROBE. 410—Six-room belek a 4 : dha, e Main ¢ 1419 Carr st., Siceles® causes sac e, w45 St. Louis. i7) mene cet : JAMES EF. B AE t Jt Notary Public. a : slai. yn) { baat e 2 nt i bee 3 7 e May Trew bley-Miller R. EB, Co., 1113 Cheat eo INE b S| CIGAR STORE— For sale: Qnest in West End | .~ ‘ DENTISTS. ais oy Benolst Bldg. portheast cormer 0th and anaes | get a good rate of interest. ) : aving furniture to sell can make arcaii If i owner leaving vily ay inles . a | Pine sts. , (s) W , ' tine! 1414—Nine-room house: $35. Trem, sag g Ea Mr, Stocker 2000 Marsan | Ad. K 24, Poxt-Disparen. “1°, a1 TELY pa sree reste, combined. | Eines err Be an A, ORS eee Our list of leans is carefully selected. - rine ‘ ’ WG : ‘OT : , : . ». Sea eS eee ee a tt oe: | 113 one at. ” WE will pay ao oS. Ce ter (s) Panter e—iwo dow nt ze eer noes lat largest practice engi d eat we insist that | SALARIED i EO! LE FLAT Wt To hur, 5 ane 6 room ~ 8, water licen ya ; ‘ © es as rice fo ~ rene MPRRInS; prices gous and §lo2uy; eh patien : ° isfied; and we give thers rmiene © upon the R) lat, or 4 and 5 run dout Markee hauled: reat Sic, Btephen Pece | furniture and household goods, EK. & OO. | cbt bla money makers, guarantee of 20 Years with ‘all our work: | eee eee area easy painents; office | modern. between "ae ane Wed Call on our Mr. Moberly for particulars », C3 Courmerctal shige. Ar wor WwW ashington : Central 9399L. mt (ALL INVESTMENT CO., 902 Chestaut. (6) teeth. $4: bridge work, $2.50: gery ad ae oal cities: rome yourself mones and. west of King’s highway. Ad. R : ANUT, 201¥A-Four-room flat, with hath. | WE PAY highest prices for household furn!- CIGAR STORE, ETC.—-For sate, cigar store ld crowns, $5.50; pain'ess gold fillings. }'}, ttine my terms first. D. H Tolman, 4 Post-Dispated. (7) and list. he a } a 7 } ro and Mol roe rates i me MO . ale - »: yninless silver fi) ings. 2sc¢ " ans 1¥ gre : . oo = : -_ bley- Miller R. EF. Co., 1118 Ch ture sfocks [np store; pool roves: Bood busipess; must sell 726 J I ; extraction . My Chest : estnut.¢)) also entire contents of \ » MUSE Bell, fe with work; easy payment De & fouser Bldg. hut ef. , i “ ate. De. deer: | me oy ceamiee. | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. : MONEY ~for salaried people without security. —— FESTUS J WADE President % ‘ ’ flats and. residences: don't ican Bnieas you N. Vandeventer av, ii) fieldis ‘Dental Co.. 716 Olive at: (&) ’ ‘ASC hle rates, Nati onal Credit Co., os maga Gh NRMP Moot Chemical Bld : VACANT PROPERTY—¥or sale, cheap; clear: vt see UR: send postal z —_ =O LET FOR BUS. PURPOSES. Auction Co., 1219 Olfwe hg nn. Leonor! | CLEANING. dyelng and preasing establish: | np woop, dentist. 1702 Mark et en 130. he mcg eg = ae ic is) 1h ot ars 3100 monthly: Sy club members: ae of Union Station: ee tatiat Se (bemical Bidg. tw) S00 front feet by 20 feet ad Tay! BERLY —Large store reoms: cood T PE a price hy ee ; ees an st. 20 ’ ' ; ye ; Goon, Rew. sare J B MO Assistant a ; “ Y Ww rT SMALL INVESTMENT CO., 902 C work; fully guaranteed: open eventngs and \ ' y.. ms or part: eas ere. ale -corner , . as | ee See Grcmbiey: Miller Ri ERS. ‘ 02 Chestnut. (6) Sunday; easy terms to working people. DRAKE Ne EASY MONE . Ye. Saseen "045 N. Tay rot ’ ps rocety and saloon. ; ss Ov, 1113 «hesetnut at. ‘7? Sn en nnn nna CONFECTIONERY. a : ; . ere ‘ . grocery, laundry branch; —~-~ Advanced salaried people witheut security. . be GRAND, 2020-—Large store, $40; suit- | © OR bargains iy all trnewriters, add Se clearing $75 monthly; rent $12; large living DR. F. B. CHASE, my rates the lowes i, beat ond mat satvate (3 |. RAILROAD PROPERTY. q ~a? DENTIST the city. Cail at 4 es ie stebpat Switc F ties ar tching acili " 1

ss ~ for any business; fine business center. ; ree y yl parr ee EXCHAN reom; price $i7 aaa a... N. 9th st.. St. Louis, SMALL INV EST {fe NT CO., 0902 Chestaut. (6) Ortel _Bullding. Sixth and ‘Levent Streets. 16) WONEY advanced to sa ~. easy payments. Union Credit ee 824 & Tenth: 20 fee on ia) Syoduebapieceeds = Bg ‘Mal store, large window: oe 7 Lee HOU SE—For enle, newly fur haaigoautann — ~- security: voliding ai around i do you want t? Bm ene aCueTone. nished 8-room money-making honse; term: _INSTRUCTIO 410 Colonia! "Rldz.. 211 N. 7th st. st 76 ¢ ye will anit, 4161 uve: Lindel! 5102. (8 N. : = — : eet; ent a fal fair : - nannnnnn | SECURITY FINANCE CO,, room 2, 34 foot sed i taba 2 MERCANTILE TRUST CO., or ne ¥ e% aa rent & r ‘ he . ences :

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SE , | iN i i SERRE) NCEE RES SIE 2 8 MIE ENTREE LR BS LIBRE SANG AS LOMA ET SO - be a Wee er SATURDAY— sT. LOUIS POST- eee ee ARY 2 2, 1907

| Announcement Extraordinary

Springtime is approaching, to the wise is sufficient. ’ also house-cleaning time. that if you will trade with merchants who give Merchants’! Red Trading ‘$tamps you can have your choice of hundreds of handsome vases, rugs, 7 | pictures, rockers, china, briec-a-brac, etc.., The old reliable, ‘ Stamp Co.,” has been here for eleven (11) years, and will be many years more. : f mae : ? 4 Two hundred thousand families are saving Merchants t are you one of them? If not, why not? t ag Hundreds of New and Tasty Articles, the latest product of foreign and : domestic manufacturers, are arriving daily, and vou are cordially invited to 2 inspect them at our large double display rooms, 708 and 710. North 7, | Fourth Street. - | ae Call and see the beautiful articles you can get absolutely FREE by = es at stores where you can get Merchants’ Red Trading Stamps. The Merchants Red Trading Stamp Co, a“ 708 and 710 North Fourth Street ‘one and one- -half blocks north of Washington Avenue. Do you realize to beautify your ‘homés? ‘A word ‘The Merchants’ Red Trading Red. Stamps;

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distinguished alike for shoe quality, dealer does not sell White House Shoes) send Louis Mo., at once.

Perr sh ty 0 GES a 4 For Men SHOES For Women appearance, | INSPECTING | THE LEATHER Here see the experts of the Brown Shoe Ca. examining and passing upon the quality of leather to be used in making WHITE HOUSE you Fach piece {s examined separately under brilliant light; turned, tested and drawn so as to expose the slichtest

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ing Vacations More Than One Year. After denying the application of Lieut. William Desmond, former Chief of Detectives, days, ers, for a furlough of 5» the Board of Police Commission- in executive session Friday after- noon, adopted a rule whereby members of the police department will no longer be allowed cumulative recreation day furloughs of more than 24 days. in other words, they will be allowed to let their off days pile up for one year, but no longer. Desmond's eyes opened wide when told that his application had been disap- proved by the board. “Well, what do you think of that?’ he said. ‘‘A man certainly ought to be entitled to his recreation days. i've been working 14 and 15 hours a duy {Sr the past 16 years,”’ Desmond discussed his future plans With his shoulders. “What are you going to do?” he was asked. He shrugged his shoulders. “Are you going out to the Mounted District as Lieutenant?’ Another shrug. “Are you going to resign?”’ Still another shrug. “IT don’t know just what I'll do,”’ Desmond. ‘Il had planned to take my Sister and baby on a little trip. I've ree had a chance to take them any- where,’’ said Can Have 24 Days. According to the new rule, Desmond entitled to 24 days if he asks for them, He may do that. Only a week ago the board granted Capt. Joyce a furléugh of 66 days in lieu of,recreation days he had not tak- en in the past few -years. At the close of the executive session Circuit Attorney Sager was called to the board room. He consulted for a half hour with President Stewart alone, the other members having departed. Later Stewart and Sager had no important bearing on police affairs. No transfers of captains dered. Chief Creecy was told or- rec- were to ‘ommend any changes he may see fit for the tmprovement of the service. He do so next week. No action was taken with reference to action against billiard and pool games. The question whether the police shall continue their raids will be decided next Friday. The cases against Patrolmen William McDonough and W. R. Cotton of the Manchester Avenue District, charged with entering a saloon, which were. con- tinued from last week, were again laid over, owing to the serious illness of Cot- ' defect; every imperfect plece is thrown ton. aside; only the best’ and perfect 7! Seven probationary patrolmen were material cart enter into the making of ‘promoted to the rank of patrolman. White House Shoes,’ | Each made an average of 97 per cent -_ in mental examination. They were W. " ? rine na " : , , so Seen pee wey Bre tested =F) Pp. Cullen, A. G. Arnheim, W. R. Moor- by these experts. And the meaning of J! man, W. J. Armstrong, Thomas J. it is that the material ang the quality ‘Hunt W. M. Conan and Leo J. Ruel. of the leather in White House Shoes is the best that money can iuy. | Povers Shoe Co,, 822 Olive Street. Wears best, holds its shape, ond helps White House Shoes for Men—for make White House Shoes the best In Women ; r the world. White Heuse Shoes - are ; a ee : finish, wear and--the leather. 1f your ° ; A your name te the BROWN SHOE CO., Acid Kills Grain Broker. ‘Soldby POWERS SHOECO., 822 OliveSt.”” v | woes t | {

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v oe CA : \ minstrel entertainment and dance 7 > will be given under the auasnices of St. Rridget’'s Young Men's Sodality tn \ (LIQUID) the School Hall. Jefferson avenue and as > Stoddard = street, Wednesday | , and ag ft eek Makes Neural- | Thureday evenings. Feb. 6 and 7. “The a" AN Sy ce BG Backache. {t2lént. which is under the care of re eS Ke Colds Fiadhen *] Miss Mamie A. Gunn and Eddie Dus- ' ae, Resi tin. is exceptionally good Arrange- tion, and all aches and pains disap-| ment Committee for the entertain-

TRIAL egy ~ Y \} for the entire force of the general of- T CE AS AN i 3. fice and for any other employes that he | | | : tei aes aint co uid aid in provi ing Mr. Beggs’ WI M : connection with the company. : cr Polleemée Bebe of the Deer Street’ AS ENG R | gape eC ea es a 7 OW. CAR CASE! eulion was the lie de a ave — P S i S city. He testified that he watche 12 | + Tavior avenue line c the night of Jan. ! , 9 : » be BF ict amen 6 pide ae a an ‘between the hours | N J 14 a * ne | ” % of 1:38 and 6:15 a. m ie ; 4 Tn; cP . The case against Manager McCulloch | fON (CE as many pas, ‘inited Railways Head Held wea eontinued tl Fed.- 12 a? ee | y ngers evil haze ° to we 3 ' | city to subpen: witnesses. ir. « Cc /Ul- « ‘ Not Responsible for | loch is cite d to answer for the failure | 4 be carried by St. | | 3 Cai nian stron fen. 6: a Louts traction lines in 1914 W 4 4 # the Sarah -stree ine oO! i » Ve sf : é ‘ ° ° ‘ 7 gneoem po O11 Ie Good ae as were carried in 1906, ac- | Will begin Monday, February 4th. It will embrace an assemblage of specially fudge. Tracy in the City Hall Police | meza VU a Goo - ~ ges we é | Bed f “Me '‘Vnut can be reached externally, Trial bottie cording to the estimate o : ee . ‘ourt Saturday dismissed the case | i oe Aibert T. Perkins nt § f purchased merchandise, marked at the most astonishing prices for against John I. Beggs, president of the “det 4 ville, - United Railways Co., charged with fail-| BERLIN CAFES BAR BLACKS. pal ratlroad expert. ri : 4 . P “ure to maintain an owl- -car schedule on | Perkins has prepared 1g- P B | t S ] ee re nee oe Che night ot! Acti ion Caused by Negro Mak- ures showing the imcrease ; ~ a O. S I hird if hda y a ec Jan’ 6 last. The Court held that the | d. : : : ‘ i city had failed to. preve that Mr. Beggs Ing Eyes at Barmal which may be expected 111 i a A bag oe ga etaoy at ge! in = Ait aye | Special Cable to the Post- eeeaten and branstt traffic mn the cnn : Zation o ne scnedule, as cnarge N York Wor 7 ; the information: : Mana.{ _ Oapyright feet, bells oene fred. ©. 15 years, and these will be *Every floor and every department will be represented in this gigantic event. Neither Mr. Beggs or General Mana-! — waw Sark World.) a Se > blic wa yee ,. &er McCulloch, who was summoned in! ,,,, Se ctgenies ake | presented at the pubite » © Another owl-car case, appeared person-| BERLIN. Feb. 2—Whe Berlin eat ts () anecting to be called by Bargains which will be cherished as mementos of this occasion will be offered to lly i ‘ourt.: They were represented | drawing the coior line. 3 ¥ pat : ~ P e | . ° P e * or So ea cd award ?. Waeish, “No on yen rs Bagi ecg aha ae Race Mayor 1 ells for the pur- ; | our ever-supporting| ‘patrons. We extend 4 cordial invitation to one and all to testimony was introduced in defense, ,; 0! ie leading cafe ' . | a ? Taish-contendinge ths e city had! at a barmaid, following which a notice | pose of discussing subway | owe shay Sng cg il Sei a t ue vcr d bs j ‘¢ > e | cafes oO1ower iis xampie, ane I Ls ' Mt" ciner President Besse He oid ie cue that Be boycott will extend to figure . showing oer wth be- a Post-Dispatch reporter that he would the whole of Berlin. fween 1902 an 1906, on | T _ 6 d Bi h | E ll k | == ~e . hich - the? -wewnialey: i A Great Feature of our Third Birthday Event wi e be | based, is as follows se | k f ‘| | | We cic secocase dye: joensen . ntire A. G hased | : “ eaepaamasseces selene the sale of the entire stock of A. Gutweiler, purchase . Lf ASIC. +++ 2+ ees soy, Se — wie bh d 1] . 1 ff d : 3 “ : i 19 ecoereeseseeecees 15,f ‘ ¥ ee. : da : |) 1999. ...00006. teeeee 625,000,000 afr This stock Wil l be OITere ‘sf eo YOU HAVE A TRUST which you desire A) npag. SL 830,000,000 by us at 50c on tne Olial. 2 a created for the benefit of some relative or | @ " a ° | . friend. This can be incorporated in your | : Monday. in the Basement. ee will. But the will should be properly and : —. | , legally drawn; otherwise the trust may fail . because insufficiently declared. The MER- : “To the Front.” S 4 CANTILE TRUST COMPANY is well | : See + ee Beet: eayippee to execute such trusts. ’ omorrow’ Important matters demand immediate , : : Tomorrow s S aa action. The making of your will is of utmost . aes | Pap >rS Papers 2s ee mmpCEAROS. Fifty Days’ Furlough Refused — FESTUS J. WADE, President. to Former Chief of ‘— * VIRGIL M. HARRIS, Trust Officer. Detectives. ; JOYCE I8 GIVEN 66 DAYSi- °° - = te ys a crs —a — ——= —— ; : Talks from . TMI LS < aba of Oe van si

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