St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 22, 1894
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— 1 4, Fa Ay “Nee 7 ~ 116 * * ¥ 7 . _— — Wr e. ~~ - = 7 — tent a — os (By Carrier, 18 Per Week.) . — 3 PRIOB, Q >? - : — 1 . N TNusodore Taurse, an 18 Tear; Old Boy the Oriminal. . — — CLAING HE SIMVLY TRIED TO GUY THE Dor. * ‘ e a y ‘ * 15 - 6 ee | &m Eevly Morning Trageay at enn - . and Pine Streets—Heugh Ate Fear _ (Sendwiches and Leaghed When asked _ te Pay ter Them—Taurse Sent a | Bul. 1 en His Abéemen—Heough hy 11 Bi aud the Pelice Leeking “fer Tearse. 1. 75 after 4‘o’tlock this morning a ed into the Dispensary to d inthe abdomen dressed. The ball entered che left side of the and could got be found. The young ofa pain in the right side, as though the bullet had gone through bis body and in the right side. The young man his name was Bill Harrison and refused to tell how he was shot, other _ than to state that it was an accident. Dr. Fitepatrick pressed the button which fieags the Dispensary bell at the Four @ourts and Detective Tebeau hastened to Dispensary. He recog- . Bised | the injurea young man Hough, bartender at Mike Dwy- er's saloon. ret. Hough is # 701 st ola and is a nephew of Officer Con of the Central District. He re- ning to in him severely, told the wing story: HOU@H’S STORY. Last night, he said, he anda few friends were out seeing the town together. This morning about 4 o'clock they were at SIDES WITH JAPAN. ies With the Chinese. TS THE ROLE PLAYED BY AN AMERICAN IN . THR HERMIT KIQ@DORS The Most Important FPersonage in the Realm—Reperted Battles tn Which the Japanese Are Gaid te Have Been Defeated—fhe Detatned Steamer Is- lam. onto, Aug. 22.—It is officially announced that on June 280 the King of Corea declared himself independent of Chiaa and appealed to Japan to assist him in driving the Chinese from Asan. This, it is added, was done with the assistance of the Corean troops. The official anrmouncement also says that on the same Gate, Jane 80, Corea annulled all treaties with China THE COREAN KING'S FAVORITE. According to a correspondent at Chemulpo, Corea, who writes on July 27, the most im- portant man inthe Hermit Kingdon to-day is an American, Clarence Greathouse, First Mimister of State. Th@® Corean monarch believes taat Fan-Kwail-Man (foreign Gevil) can preserve human life. 80 during the trouble with China and Japan he has hardly allowed Mr. Greathouse to leave his side. Mr. Greathouse’s business as con dential adviser, itis told, has been to rig himeelf up like a traveling arsenal and prac- tise with the best American rides. revolvers and pistols. Aboted heutenant in the navy told the correspondent that the famous American —— King’s food before his majesty red touch it to prove that it was not pols- onous, and lay Gown in the King’s bed and examined all his clothing before he donaed it. Bat even with this patient and painstaking carefulness the King never went to rest un- tilthe kingly cock crowed the coming of dawn. Then the King, thinking be might Gare to go to sleep, enjoined Mr. Greathouse to sit dy his side until he actually fell asleep. This farce, the Lieutenant oe was enact- od on the morning of July 2%. The King, how- ever, had just dropped into a dose when he found his palace taken by the Japanese and — vy — LW fd f f J 2 2 7 E —— V N I — * The Lunch Stand Where Hough Was Shot. einn and mes streey. Hough wa hungry and asked his companions to join in a lunch to be procered at «a lunch stand at the north- west corner of Twelfth and Pine streets, ke A who lives in the Ln 44 817 Nort Eighth street. Hotgh’s declined to eat and Hough said that would take a lungen himself. He ey ag eee him bave some fun fter which he ate and ke on sand his the lunc vouns to pay, when * . TAURSE SHOT HIM. if Hough began guying the lunch vender, ben the latter, Hough alleges, Grew 4 re- volver and shot nim. Hough was able to walk to the Dispensary. . is not kKhown what became of his com- panions. They ala not show upat the Dis- ! ‘finished nie story he an ambulance was * + oie Hospital let did not "sg body, but on the left bimself and his coundential advisers prison- ers of wer. lace was surrounded by 400 Japanese troops, and neither the King nor Mr. Greathouse was permitted to com- municate with the outside world. REPORTED ENGAGEMENTS. Lorpor, Aug. 273.—Dispatches from sang - hal report an engagement at Ping- Yang last Friday between Japanese and Chisese troops in which the Ohinese were vVictorious. No Getails are given. Thesame dispatches say that re-enforcements for the Japanese troops at Ping-Yang are marching from Seoul, and that a large body of Japanese troops are re-embarking at Tusan. Their destination is unknown. There are aiso re- ports of fighting at Chung Ho on Saturday, in which the Japanese are said to have lost heavily... These reports all emanate from Chinese sources. THE STEAMFR ISLAM. GLASGOW, Aug. 22.—The Japanese consul here has protested against the detention of the steamer Islam, ordered by the Eari of Kimberly, Secretary of State for Yoreign affairs, under the provisions of the foreign enlistment act. The const) claims that the Islam, which isafast vessel. recentiy sold dy H. and W. Henderson to jhe Japanese Government, was not intended to be used cruiser. When the steamship was sold 0 as u to Japan her 69 w yor, My t Tosa maru, dat at the oOutUreak ot the war her name was again changed to Islam. No War News at Washington. Wasninoton, D. O., Aug. 22.—The Japan- ese iegation has receive no news of the en- STRONG LANGUAGE. Address of Master Workman Sovereign at Baltimore Last Night. COMPARISON BETWEEN THE WEALTHY Lass AND THE STARVING MASS. Im the Beginning All Were dus Bow One Olass Bas Bverything, the Other Mothing—Three Million Idle Men Seeking Work—Tfhe Tramp and the Dude—khabor. Batrruone, Ma., Aug. 22.—General Master Workman Sovereign of the Knights of Labor a@Gressed « large meeting of workmen last night,in the course of which he said: ‘‘In the beginning men started out equally, but now the One class has nearly everything, and millions, though willing to work, are on the verge of starvation. While millions are starving, the rieh stin finda place on earth for magnificent palaces and great parts, where they may hunt and enjoy life as they please to do. „in America to-day there are 8,000,000 men willing and ready to work, who are idle for want of work todo—molding themselves, or rather being molded, into felons and beg- gare. Charity bas been strained as it was never strained before, but still the cry for bread from starving tbroats is heard all over the land. These men are being turned into tramps. * he tramp has been described as a cross between poverty end crime, but I thing tha the dude, a product of our civilization, can justly be desciibed as a cross between no- body and nothing. Both are the results, the outcome of monopoly—the monopoly that, unless ft is throttied, will cause the death of the Republic.’’ ARBITEHATION OFFERED. The Messechusette State Poard Offers to Settle the Textile Strike. Boston, Mass., Aug. 22.—The State Board of Arbitration has notified the New Bedford manufacturers and the striking employes of the textile mills that it will gladiy under- take to settle their differences, but as yet has received no answer from either side. Members of the Doard have visited Fall River and report that the — ae ny there at present is such that but little can be done toward a settlement. Neither side really Enows just what it wants and it will be some Gays before a definite statement of the de- mends of both can be made to the board. In New Bedford the board believes that the same state of affairs exists. The board cannot take any action in the matter until some notice is received from the contestants. PULLEAS INVESTIGATION. — Witnesses Give Testimony Yavorable to the Company. OMC, III., Aug. 22.—Several of the wit- nessess examined by the Strike Commission to-Gay gave testimony more favorable to the Pullman company than that which had pre- viously deen heard. Frank W. Glover, a real estate man, said he considered the Pullman houses at $18 and Da month really cheaper than $12 a month houses in surround! towns. The Pullman houses were wel equipped and beantifully located, he sqid, aud rents were net in bis opinion too high. In reply to a query of Commissioner Wright, Mr. Glover deni that be was in any way connected with the Pullman company. Paul E. Herms, a newsdealer, who for- merly worked in the Pullman shops, said he did not place much faith in the complaints ofthe men. Their trouble, be thought, was largely due toa fondness for beer. All the saloonkeepers in the surrounding towns had grown rich, Mr. Herms deciared, and a large number of Kensington beer wagons were well supported by the Pullman em- loyes. Of real estate values he knew littie, ut did not believe that Pullman rents were unusually high. L. H. Johnson, a Pullman furniture dealer, testified that store - room rents in the town had been cut, thougn no reduction had been made in the residence rentals. HER CLOTHING AFLAIE. A Yeung Weman Leaps Inte the Obie River te Escape a Werse Fate. PitTspursc, Pa., Aug, 22.—Miss Edith 8. Clark, 18 years old, daughter ofa Pittsburg bank official, was walking near the Ft. Wayne Raliroad at Clifton whena spark from a locomotive set fré to her clothing. Ina moment she wat enveloped in flames. Crazed by fright and pain she rushed across the track and sprang into the Obio River, from which she was rescued with daimficuity. She isin a very serious condition, but may recover. ARTHUR ore: WIL. Large Bequests do Massachusetts Eauca- tfonal Institutions. Boston, Aug. 22:—The will of the late Arthur Rotch,. the well-known tect, has been probated. It gives over $100/000 to in- stitutions, Harvard College is left $25,000 for the use of the Lawrence Selentine School in the maintenance ofa Gepartment of arehi- tecture. To the Boston Museum of Fine Arts $25,000 is given. The Massachusetts In- stitute of logy %s $40,000, divided in tour fu for the general advancement of Otbers are: $6,000 to 1 Club; $5,000 to the Society and. the in- ——— Kotch, an aunt, the 1 000 to ö to he Massachusetts Char- 7889 hye * Infirmary at her heath. There numerous bequests to friends and IHE WEATHER. Fatr Te-Day and Te-Merrow — Litile ‘Change in Temperature. fimproations or ¥ 5 , purer ei the tov. vermis, ee — — sir weather. white and tria 1 by fair and oper — } 9 3 During Tuesday there were general | * showers inthe South and Southwest 22 and the Daketas. kisewhere it Mas contiaued fair. The tem- peratures have been moderate, éxcept in the | ö extreme Northwest, where they, 5 ON THE RACES. Mrs. A. G. Lemoine Squandered Her Money It Is Said. A Warrant Issued To-Day Oharging Her With Fraud. ACOUSED OF PASSING a NUMBER OF WORTHLESS CHECKS. Her Sen Is Gata to Mave Led Her Inte “Playing the Here,“ and After Her Fertane was Disstpated It Is Claimed She Began te Raise Meney by Means of Begus Checks—A Leng List of Pee ple on Whom It Ig Stated She Passed Them. A warrant was issded by Acting Assistant Prosecuting- Attorney McDonald this morn- ing charging Mrs. A. G. Lemoine witd passing a Dogus check for $6 on the Harris- Bruner Shoe Co. of 6 Pine street. The war rant has been piaced in the bands of a deputy sheriff? for service. Mrs. lemoine may prove rather hard to find, however, for it seems she now has no home of her owp and while some say she is stopping with a friend at Wells sta- tion, Others are of the opinion that she has left the city. 2 There area great many who hope the lat- ter hypothesis is not correct. For Mrs. Le- moine is accused of committed certain acts that her friends would at least like to have her explain before leaving. She is said to have paid bills and recelved cash in addition by presenting checks on banks which declare that she has SO money deposited therein. The officials of the Continental Rank say she basno account there, yet it is charged that she gave the wall-paper arm of Roehrig & i Jacoby A sii check drawn u don that institution, applying part of it to the payment of a bill and K Sting the balance. en she gave Julius Harris, she 83 the Harris- Brunner Dam ‘say she has no account there. She ivalso credited with haviag. siven worthiées drafts, drawn on Giferent banks, to De. Chase, the dentist: Jules Lachance, the painter; P. Loire, the wall-paper merchant; William Lachance, collector for the real estate firm of Cavender S Thompson, and several! others. WAS ONCE WELL-TO-DO. Mrs. Lemoine is well known in St. Louis. She is a woman of 80, and has lived here for twenty years. She is said to have come from a very fine Indiana family and to have deen a minister's daughter. Her husband died, it seems, shortly before she came to 8. Louis, leaving her possessed of consideradle property. She owned two houses on Pise street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, and held other realty interests, aggregating in all over $20,000. After she came here she opened a doarding-ouse on Washington avenue, near Fifteenth street, bet about eight years a she moved to th northeast corner of Fifteenth street and Lucas place, where she operated a boarding-house ever since unt!) about six nthe ago, when she sold out to Dr. Judd and his wife, whorun the establishment me. Parties residing therein in telling their relations with Mrs. Lemoins this morning ala: Mrs. Lemoine was a Ane woman orignally, came froma fine family a was highly spected by her “old boarders. Her son Dr. Leo B. Lemoine, a medical graduate, about 2 years of age, Degan to play the races. After a while hs mother commenced to go with him. fhey x«rew fonder and fonder of the horse racing until their passion fox he horses finally got such ea hold on them thitthey couldn’t miss a day at the track. Borthe past two years Mrs. Lemoine and det son have gone to the races every day. over te East St. Louis and ‘Madison the afternoon, and side at pent. They must have heevi for she had to sell her property and wort gage her furniture on acgount of it. . The racing fever seized her arders and the whole house talked nothing elge but horse. Finally it became so bad that the older boarders who did mot like racigg, left. Moneylender Vette foreclosed a mortgage he had on the place and seld it out. en she j left here she and ner ton went to ve ina fat on Locust street between Twentieth and Twenty-frset street. They remained there until about a month ago. Her son went.to Indiana. ue staid in the eity with friends and acqtaintances. She came here for a few dars and wanted to pay us with a check, Dut we wouldn't haveit. We kept ner trunk bere till yester- Gay, when she called ind we let it go. HER ALLEGED VICTIMS. Mr. Jacoby of the wall paper firm ot Roeh- rig & Jacoby was seen and said that he had been worked. Mrs; Lemoine gave him the $14 check about a mond ago, he said, and they had been trying fince to get hold of her trunk, but hadn’t sweeeded. The amount was so smal) that he lid not think his firm would prosecute. Col. J. Howard Cavender of the real estate firm of Cavender & Thpmpeon said that Mrs. Lemoine owed him pver %$500. ‘I've no sympathy for that wmar at all, said he. here she has squanjiered her estate on the races and is nowtrying to work all her former business acqutintances by means of Why, she's tried to la@ance, tue painter ft them, who is tried to do our whit he was too smart for of her checks in pa the amount of the when I up to the house and money he had given THE HA Mrs. Lemoine !3 al sp CHECK. d to have passed the ‘check on Julius Ha the president of the Harris-Braner Shoe C¢, 520 Pine street, on last Saturday. He says she introduced aive of Dr. Le 7 T. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1854 | THIS MUST STOP. ‘ 77 4% 70 1 AL Excise Commissioner Bell Says He Will Revoke the Licenses of Saloonkeeper Who Sell to Children. ' tion revealed, he states, that she had one similar checks to several other firms. After consultation with the other alleged dupes, he called at the Four Courts and se- cured the warrant. Ido not wish to do pictured,’’ said he to a Posr-DISPATCH reporter, as a man who would place a woman behind the Dars for the paltry sum of $. I do not care so much for the $6 as the way Mrs. Lemoine had of Deat- me out off. It she had come to me and me she was absolutely in want of $61 would likely have given her the amount.’’ Mrs. Lemoineis described as Deing a very tall, slender, graceful woman of about 50, with gray hair and a large birthmark oa der face. she dresses in Diack, it «& sald, and a veil. It is said that claimed to be a aephew of Dr. J. B. 8. Lemoine, much to the indignation of the latter. Dr. L. B. Le- moine obtained seme notoriety some months ago dy attending Hardin, the wounded train robber, while he was hiding in the city. THE CHANDLER FUNERAL. Impressive Services Weld at Grace Episcopal Church. Funeral services were held at Grace Epis- copal Church at & o'clock this afternoon over the remains of France Chandler, late General Passenger Agent of the Wabash Rallroad system. The services were attended Dy all the heads of local passenger departments and by a number of out of town officials who came to &t. Louts for that pur- Members from a number of secret societies were also present. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Ingraham, rec- a of Grace Church, and were very impres- — ve. The pall-bearers were as follows: H. O. Townsend, O. P. McUarthy, D. Wishart, J. M. Chesbrough, D. „Howard., . 8. Lincoln, E. P. Pryor and Charies Ware. The arrangements were made by Assistant Gen- eral Passenger Agent Crane of the Wabash. After the funeral services the re- mains were taken to Smithers & Wagoner’s undertaking establishment, where they will remain until 6 o’clock this evening when they will be removed to Union Depot, es- corted by the Knights Templar. They will be placed in a private car ofthe Wabash company. Which will de attached to the night express for Detroit. The interment Will take piace on Thursday at the family burial ground at Romeo, Mich. PEORIA’S MYSTERY. Ide Drowning ef Harry MeCoy and Miss Josie Celwell. PEORIA, III., Aug. 22.—Investigation into the facts surroumding the drowning of Harry McCoy and Miss Josie Colwell, as wired the PosT-DiIsPaTCHu yesterday, leaves little doubt that the boat wasoverturned. The condli- tion of the clothes of both bodies when found, the screams that had been heard on the water, all tend to show that a. struggle had taken place in the boat. Young McUoy was got very well known here, having come but re- cently from Jacksonville. Miss Colwell was the daughter of George and Phronia Colwell of Wyomingand was a girl of nandsome face and an manners. Her Drother Charles came down from Wyoming yesterday morning and assisted in making arrangements for taking the bocy dome, whith was don this morning. y was 22 yea age and so far as Known bed been ac- quainted with McCoy Wut about a month, Harry McCoy was a young man of.20, em- loyed as a draughtsman in the office of W. fi. sillier, the architect and his r-in- e from Jacksonville, is remains were taken to ville. for terment this morning, i 2 Miss Colwell was employed at Homann cigar factory, where itis said, she bore a exgelient reputation. he and McCoy On the river a... rm about 8 o’clock Monday evening. Two hours later they were heard quarreling in the middle of the river. Soloud was their hat Mr. Be who. on 0 —— — — 707 folly 4 river dank, was . of an hour they quarreied, and then all wag ra. . looked f When ™M — 4 a: in 63 re of IMPALED BY A BOLT. * Merrible Death ef a Switchmas em the Chesapeake & Ohie. HouwtTincTrow, W. Va., Aug. . — Carles Peyton, a switchman in the Chesapeake & Ohio yagds, went between two cars to make a coupling to-day and met witha horrible death. He did pot see a boltithat had be- come loosened and projected so that it went entirely through his head, suspending the body while the train moved two car lengths, ESCAPED BY A BROPK. Resewe of Fitty Excurstenists Frem «a Feundered Steamer. Rat Poren, Ontario, Aug. N. — rue steamer Monarch of 160 tons Durden struck a rock and went tothe bottom Ang. 19 at Lon Sault, Rainy River, and fifty excursionists escaped dy a rope. None were lost. The steamer was the largest in the lakes and lies in fifty feet of water. News of the wreck was brought in by excursionists who returned last night. STBANER ST. LOUIS. Almest Ready to ip From the Ways Into the Water. PHILADELPARIA, Pa., Aug. 22.—The frst to de launched of the five fleet Atlantic liners, now on the ways of the Cramps shipyards, ie the steamer St. Louis. These ocean racers are being built by the Cramps forthe Inter- National Navigation Co. They are all de- signed by Americans and built throughout of American materials and by American workmen. The St. Louis and her sister ship, the St. Paul. will be the largest vessels ever Dullt in America. Their dimensions will be between those of the New York and the Lucania, larger than the former, but not so large as the Cunard record-breaker. As she lies in the yard the st. Louls measures 534 feet on the water line, 68 feet wide and 42 feet deep. The gross register tonnage will be about 11,000 tons, greater than either the New York or Paris, while the collective indicated horse- wer of 20,000 is even with them. An inno- vation will de made in the machigery of the St. Louis, which will be the first trans-Atlantic steamship to be fitted with quadruple expansion engines. The vessel is so sub-divided by transverse bulkheads that even inthe event of a col- lision filling two 3 aee? with water she would float in perfect security. It will be practically Impossible to sink ner. Ac- commodations will be furnished on board for about 1,400 passengers in all, the first class containing 325, second class 175 and steerage about 900. The middle of the boat will be given to the first-class travelers. Next to these towards the stern will be the cabins and state-rooms assigned to second- class n The immigrants will oc- eu th onde ot the vessel. Especially este fittings will be provided for the - Clase passengers, the main which will seat all of them at the upper deck forward, ted with a large dome over interior a grand and spa- n Just aft of this will be saloon, also elaborately ing room, fitted with every conceivable convenience for the comfort and recreation —— patrons. Besides these — —— wa 6 Grawing room, a there will ton suites of bath room, ; 0 , the benefit ask for something even more luxurions thaa the first-class accommodations. The St. Louis — the Majestic and be- io 2 4 — tos the ogc ise to ping pla dome drang 22 She has two masts and two smokestacks, instead of three masts and three smokestacks,as the New York and Paris have, aad differs from those models also in do mpbell retneee Ges 22 the fall of 1892 — to got any Rohan way cents a share, bell was to return my the next day I went with Taylor,to wied * wa 25 advice, to get certain dee 2 order 4 * > * ™ - 10. 2 * at * 1 * + 5 iv ~ + Be iF, fam 2 1 — — bi 9 — “a te WA pia, | 1 * 75 oe ive . , “ss . 5 e 9 As ‘ N of Friday. tional Scene 7 / 7 discussed in | this morning his | Campbell, but declined, by the with Ware avenue and Olive street and town In, inthe company of Rohan and h. son. “I don't propose, said Rohan, wit characteristic earnestness, that any man shall deliberately take from me the last dollar I have on earth, and stand passively by without an effortto obtain my just dues, I have lost $106,000 through Campbell—of 7 which 888, 0000 represents stock inthe Munſe- money that Taylor to induce him to certain deeds by which I cokd get my property back. My claimagainst Campbell personally is not $30,000, but $88,000 and 1 think he ought to stand that $18,500, too. Ho do you arrive at the figure $88,000 as the value of your municipal stock?’’ + KEPT BOTH. „By the fact that at the same 8 Campbell have it there was a suit between Ed Butler and Pat O’Malley, in which Butler made affidavit that the stock was worth par. The valueof the stock wags par at the time Campbell get it, and tne books of the company for that year iat va * to him and gave him 0.000 Union mluing stock, on condition that municip.\l et 4 he ackno 9 br * „But after his I have from od BUTLER REPRESERTED CAMPBELE. „Row. as going further to how that dump. * * * 7 „ yh 7 * * 8. Se: 13 1 1 8 sy: i His Story of What Led to the Sens? > aS . we: cs > et . „ 1 . me * * * 8 y “ae * by Broker James Campbell with attempt highway robbery, alleged to have been o- mitted last Friday morning, bas retained Judge E. A. Noonan, Marshall FT. MeDonsid =~ and Robert L. AicLaren to defend him, Mr, . differences — We * advice of bis lawyers, to give bis verison ~~ of what occurred in the carriage which Campbell says he was forced to enter A — ~ * Ipal Electric Lighting Co. and §19)cap” e * I pala to Mortim. FPF. * “om * ea (es ö . Nr ay 8 ee “Oo * > 4 bell acknowledges his obligation to me, I with 4 “ok 2 ee.
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2 ys : 4 0 only say te e something. tT pot au to speak bor Cam pnett lana 0 to make. — ould wit w the sult over the sug to Campbell to pay Idid this more to prevent e to the Menicipal com “pad pence between the two men. TAYLOR THE MAX. "+*what do you know of the origin of the was aske 4. „rue papers have that about right es far i I know. I remember — two years gt! Bk ™ Wor co ~~ 4 ef it over asad ee * : if Bomen claims part geapbeli coal it was os i indorsed to ernor, addressed a good sised audience in this SHE NEGRO DELEGATION FROM bau- cen err CORTES, uw n ~~ * vs * Ard the White Representatives Invited | te Quit the Republican Convertion Bell—Col. Bitjeh Ashoroft’s Pertinent Queption—An All-Bight Session of Row and Wrangle—Pelitical. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 22.—After an au night of row and wrangle over the color line question raised in the Davidson County Gelegation, the Republican Conven- tion at 4 o'clock this morning decided in favor of seating the negroes. The Lily Whites, as they heve been aenominated, were in high dudgeon when the vote un · was announced. Are We to understand by this that the oe Republicans of * Vounty are to be. Oel. Biijeh Ash- — — . “Is that you are to leave -the floor of tion, replied the speaker. * sy | soa number turned and, shaking nig fet at the howling mob behind, said: ee, and we will vote against your nomi. | %% * ne convention then adjourned tin 10 without having effected oe’ clock this re rmanent or- ing ¥ ati a of Carroll nent chair- man. is was ry for the ne faction and means Evans’ nomination Governor Mebreske Republicans. — Omana, Neb., Aug. 23.—The largest Repub- loan State convention ever hela in Nebraska metin Exposition Hall to-day. The conven- tion was called te order at lla. m. dy Chair- mnt Slaughter of the State Oentrhl Com- tee, and after prayer Capt. C. F. Adams of Su was chosen (em porary chairman. After the appointment of committees the tem ry organization Was made perma- nent and the convention proceeded at once to Ballot for Governor. There were only two men in the race—Thomas J. Mejorsof Pera — John H. accoll of Lein informal ballot Majors lacked of receiving the nomiaation, and on the frst formal ballot he was nominated, receiving a few more votes than Waccol!l. Speaking at Pine Bie. Fun Bucry, Ark., Aug. 22.—Hon. H. I. Rommel and Hon. D. E. Barker, the Re- publicanand Populist candidates for Gov- until a late hour last — „ South, who happenec the c ity, res ponded is dont of “Gen. Clark, the Democratic city ® t one. are that on Sto age be yA , uls, re bea been taken fro state-room the previous night. In eapanation the clerk stated thaton the same night he had been asleep on acotinthecabin. Me 32 awak feeling some one attem remove t diamond st shirt front. m He «ra 2 the ten, out the mies eluded the grasp ran. NX 4 that man asthe ~ recognised t night watehman * the ma comina m tion, the man was placed us- der e ane and a stricter watch was he was a 4 and of ti the room. That at the 9 by the next morning. The watchman - ' = the om * some cers, so the stengers state, informed then iu the that they. would now be — isang, the negro bad been let off o he would have to take is en ting to the shore. All this ha 92925 oy the night, and ac- cording to tbe Bebranaets, sorz. whiie tne 8 r near the th of the Outo River, ow the 4 * „old dy the passen gers, who heard it from members of the crew, 16 — hen the watchman discov- N the, Mgnt th lero. wo g n the 8 ene who was a ~ jue . * thrown of bar, over which the water was fowing at least two feet dee Ipasmuch as the boat was stuck on a bar, the passengers say this is the most probable story. ssengers were the Misses ass avenue. ‘To a Post-Dis- PATCH reporter one of them stated that she Giant see how the gero could have been let off on an island as the boat was stuck on a dar and that after it got ock it touched Island. She sald one of the also told her that the oat had pot stopees et any island. She says the stories told of the affair by the om - cers and crew were so conflicting that it was e to get at ide truth of the matter. e passengers have talked so much ahosat the occurrence that it is probable that an official investigation will be demanded. WITH CARBOLIC ACID. Be Wes Attacked Thie Morning at Wis Home on Mergan Street-Was wen Fogterday, but Camplained et e Slight BeaGache—an Official of the Unitea States Court for Nineteen Years and Well Liked by the Bench and Bar. Mr. Arthur F. Selby, clerk of the Unitea States Circuit Court for the Bastern District of Missouri, was stricken with ‘apoplexy at his home, 8942 Morgan street, this morning at 7 o'clock, and died about | o’clock this afternoon. As in all such cases, which are due to a dlood clot on the Drain, the victim became unconscious at ones and showed no signs of recovery. Several ‘physicians were summoned by the 4 — Wied Ja United States Circuit Clerk A. P. Selby. household, the figgt one being Dr. E. J. Neville of Delmar Dbowlevard. Their medical Skin was of no avall. Mr. Seldy complained of a slight headache 8 afternoon, but he thought nothing and believed that he had * with it when he gee . some headache Waere. He started for ho at 4:30 o'clock, Doubdtiess the pain whic soe Saistakon for an ordinary headache was ® precursor of the apoplectic stroke. HIS OFFICIAL CABEER. Mr. Selby was 46 years of age and was born at Columbia, Mo. He was very well liked by the bench and bar of the Federal Court. At one time he edited the Boonville Advertiser and was assistant clerk of the Senate in the Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth as- mbiies. He Had Sim Ie@ictead Twice on a Charge of Opysining Money Vader False Pre- Be Was Acquitted When the Civil Courts. Hugh Y. Tarwater sy a suit for $30,000 dam to-day mes W. 17 — Milted berger, 25 Tann — Downhan, who are, 2 o- partners in the wholesale grocery —— ot Jas. W. Scudder & Co, He says in bis petition that on Nov. — 1892. they to de made and st nim in the Court of Criminal Ceetadtioate certain §« affidavit charging Aim’ with having feloniously obtained goods under false. - pretenses. A warrant was issued and his arrest followed at Ethel, Mo., on Nov. 16, 1993, and that h nil wee woe ne transported & thet Arter ‘pie Arrival es dhe defendant, . Offered withdraw — over fo for the. Grand — 1 ies ae 25 — . — case set for trial a case ve dismissed “ore all — which he asks was ot ares action be Ay he Tostance 0 de- 29 an i par ia jal 2242 alt ports of" 1 1 1 5 prosecution stopped, for additional offense he asks another $15,000 damages. . A Foreclosure Suis. John 8. Zeigler filed a suit to-day in the Cireult Court against Leroy Payne, Cordelia B. Payne, Thomas Cratty and Ohristopber Columbus Morris to ewe a mortgage pole. by the plaintick note for aan his wi! Bion yan in Cnicago. Te The not N 721 ie to Jp a bought dy 201 4 upon the note —— aue 2 0 foreglose. The .. A of ground. on Nineteenth and Ca etree in Cra claims an interest and upon which Christopher Columbus ris „ Zeigler asks for $7,000 a costs. Prebate Matters. The will of Henry Becker was addmitted to Probate to-day. He leaves all of his proper. ty to his wife, Theresa Becker, and after her death provides that it shall be left to his children or their heirs. The taventorg of the estate of Wilhelm Scharfer was filed in Probate Court to- of one piece ot real estate. Court Notes. 7 — Binally Tried- News of | very few members By 4 — n the Gay. His estate is valued at $921.85 exclusive, ‘when the Sonate was called to bill was received teow inet and, having been signed by the Spéaker, the Vice-President eo attached his “we nature. The abeeace of & qu medi nted out by he. tA ih Hops ste! a sland and onl snare — — 2 — ar swered the roll-cal quorum. 4 — — “was the Democratic ALE te hes Biackba (Dem.) of K eer to-m mal T oil be sant 10 orrow. ecision pra ucus The dee 7 Al ine as Mr. one t —— tive — a robo 15 the e pen ah ate at 1:16 p. m. went info 3 ion and at 1:40 p. m. gajourned. Chairman Wilson's Pea Washincton, D. C., Aug. be back to-morrow, at which time it is ex- pested he will see President Cleveland ana some intimation may be given as to when Congress can wind up its business.’ The House was not 4. session to-day and atin an appes Speaker Crisp. was in his Me e winding up wore. | —— . tari an o 0 or the probability ofa. adjournment. . Cassidy Confirmed. WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. in executive session to-day confirmed Frank Cassidy as Surveyer of Customs, ¢ Cairo, ui. HAS TWO WIVES. What Charles Lyons’ Former Empleyer Says of the Truant Husband. harles Lyons, the shoemaker, who mar- ried the well-to-do Widow Tomlinson in Mexico, Mo., a couple of weeks ago, and who deserted der at Hurst's Hotel in this city last Saturday, after borrowing $250 and a gold watch from her, is alle b * Obaries Bromeer, a shoemaker, at 400 Lucas avenue to have another wife, At least Mr. Bremser says he knew another woman as Lyons’ wife and believed that she was, and that he Knew pothing of the wife now here until he got the note the other day from her. The story toid to a Post-Dispatcn re- by Mr. hat Lyons 1 months during the latter partof last That his right name is Duval, and that “ was born gerstown, Md. This Mur. Bremser says he learned from a fellow-workman of Lyons, who was born in the same town. hree weeks before Ohristmas Lyons was discharged by Mr. Bremser. During bis stay in this city, Mr. Bremser says Lyons lived with his wife and one child at 19954 Dickson street, About a week after he had been discharged deficiency immediately after the ona plain invocation | = ate Witison has gone to West Virginia, .M 22.~—The Senate GIVES 116152 Rice oan THE . n a ** (one — . ths 1 Says He Maver Ane % Any 80 Compromise With the committee an Declares That He Blocked » Game d B=uploy Ropeaters—Suggests i tions in Court. 1 |. Hon. Chauncey 1. Filley pared exhaustive statement of tae te 1 wera. of the Repatit leans of the Twen og | ware. 1 wil doubdtiess resulé ternoon in t mon of Mr. Chartrand from — — official connectiog with the politics of the ward. After ag | Fear to take a personal part in the affa irs of — With reference to the selection’ of — sto we orate arne. Mr. Fillep 2 waited — Chartrana t ith Ao ae call a con fere ence of the pa err ott th eading be o * rt 15 ane b pga ; - OWARTS 8 . He was conferrea. with, not at my instte gation, by leading Repobiteans whom he + Ad i iy r and autstde of 0 N pon duty to the interests of the * oF the also for nom and also r he . O District. Of course e conditions 85 not da I. July 28, an Hations * off, On san he met ee anf. and himseit gt ing with. him to ned the talk. The fe Came to me and ohtertain Hart - clined to let the Seca: axe any Ge with the the pate 47 wid Chartrand to G. Here follows the Statement of Mr. Comfort also subscribed to dy Mr. Amadee B. Cole, and which has already been printed. rela- tive to thelr transaction with Mr, Obartrand about the Excele nor Springs ticket. The main point of the statement is that Mr.Filley was not a party te the proposition to put his name „on Char. trana’s ticket, Mr. Finley then says: ANTICIPATED REPEATING. I Bad in the meantime, let it be under. stood, Written Mr. Comfort a note saying that I would accept no conditions and that there would be two tiekets in the feld, which OT pompqeerveesy that he had determined this h the slbate ur * Committeema Ay poue of ot : nominee for Governor and present Attorney- General, Who had gone o Little Rock to look after some State business. Gen, Clark speaks here Friday night. his wife came to Mr. Bremser aad told him she didn’t know where her husband was and that she was destitute. She was given some money correspondence is fo in bi This much in refuting the 12 sentation that he was tricked. Now for some court matter which is court matter. George Schake led a suit to-day against Bernhard Woesteman on an account for $471.65, which he claims is due him. _ April Price was cierk. Fred Hagermas, s German Tailor, Takes g was made clerk of the court. His Own Life. ROHAN’S COMPLAINT WELL FOUNDED. te According to the records in the Clerk's office of the Oriminal Oourt Mr. Rohan’s statement that among the multiplicities of his troubles is his inability to get Harold who fractared his skull with a dam „to trial, is well founded. Bruce’ . r the Populists of the Tenth District of Georgia yes- terday. First Co Heward o of Teanessee, in convention a8 Nashville yesterday, nominated J. W. Lewis of Stewart County. Congress Democrats of the First Distriet at last evening Political Drift. Tom Wateon was egal nominated for Coneress by At Clartshura, W. a., the Democrats of the essiona!l Diseries nominated James A. Wheeling. The Popsulists of the Sixth Coagressiona! District man Hateh eddreseed a large eudienee of seniba!, Me., His remarks were well received, The Wemeocratse of the Third Congressional Dis- Despairing of ever again regaining his health, despondent ta his struggle for exist- ence, Fred Hagerman, 6 sober, industrious ta lor liviag at No. 1182 South Eleventh street, took ten drachms of carbolic acid with suicidal Intent on Saturday last aad lin- gered in great agony till 12:30 o’clock yester- day, when death mercifully relieved bim of his suffering. No one was in the room with him when he took the acid, but he was discovered ten ce, but the clerk’s salary a year. Mr. Selby’s six years a and since that time he lived with | 4 ; fered very mach from rheumatism, ana for many years he was obliged to spend several of the winter . at Hot Springs. He has not had rheumatic attack for a year or more, tivese result of his long — his legs had become stiff so that lo- comotion was siow and hampered. Mr. Selb was highly esteemed on account of his unt- John H. Schroeder fled an attachment suit to-day agaist Charlies F.Mueliner for $11,250, claiming that that amount {8 due him on six notes and an account. THREATEN WILLIAM. Amenymeus Letters Frem Anarchists Reteived by the Kaiser. BERLIN, Aug. D. Amden tue Delongings of by Mr. Bremser and ber rent paid. Mrs. Lyons said they originally came frum Pal- myra, Mo., but that her husband = rone to wander from his own freside that one time he went out in che morn- in bis shirt sleeves, leaving his coat Baaging on a chair, and that was the last she saw of him for a year. Some two weeks after Lyons’ discharge he showed 15 saying he had been at work in fourteen. miles from Bt. few after that he and wife left the city, and thats the last Mr. Satisfied that Chartrand would agai to ropes ters. as he dia, I took the phen - oenga detectives to watch him and gan pieced himself in communi- cation ith a mocratic City Committee man fora lot of non-re nt ward-heelers. 8 5 ieee mes, which 8 — slips and for the purpose or as voted, at the primary. =e 3 Mr. Filley here includes the report of his detectives, covering maneuvers of a crowd of alleged re Bremser saw or heard of him until he learned of his escapade with Mrs. Lyons No.2. As both women appear to have Deen properiy married to Lyons Bremser thinks there may be a prosecution for bigamy. . FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD. minutes later by John Schultz, a fellow traveling in a fur - boarder, and a doctor was hurriedly sent for, but could do nothing as the quantity he took would have killed ten men. A Post-DisPpatcn reporter called on Mr. John Zack, who ig also a tallor, with whom Hagerman had been boarding, and ascer- tained the facts In the case. Mr. Zack sare that Hagemen has been hoarding with Sim for quite a while and aes always conducted himself well. He wa sober and industrious and worked for the John A. Nies Co. oa Market street. Four weeks ago Hagerman, with se ew of form courtesy, his even temperament and his @esire to accommodate all who had re- course to his office. BRANDED AS FALSE. Report No Appropriation Had Been Made to Collect the Income Tax. the fourteen Anarchists who were arrested in this city on the.15th inst. were a humbDer of documents which show conclusively that the Berlin plotters were in constest com- munication with their brethren in Paris, Barcelona, Chicago and London, Bridente was also found that financial aid had been received fromthe Anarchists in the cities named by their companions in Berlia. Anonymous letters threatening Emperor Willtam’s life are frequently received at the Imperial Palace, and all possible precautions trict of California renominated Congressman War- rep D. English by seclamationat Ban Freatiscu yesterday. The Republicaaus of the som Congress ions Dis- trie: = A +, — nominate Crum Mayor of y City, at the convention held in East reer 12484 Omaha yesterday the Pepulists of the Third 228898 District nomisated John M. Devine, 86 retary of the Nations! Bimetailic League, for Rap- resentative ia Congress. Hon, A. W. Houston was nominated for Repre- — in Congress by the Democrats of the Tweitth Congressional District at San Antonio yes- terday om the first dall. niture van, who were hi to scratch the name of Mr. Filley and substitute the name of Mr. Cole on the Chartrand ticket, and re- citing how the repeaters were finally run out of the ward by the police. ABOUT TICKET MARKING. Mr. Filer finishes his discussion as follows: On Friday evening, Aug. 10, there was a conference at Chartrand’s house and in. structions were given how to scratch the eit was re tied | or trial and con- came up for trial last Octo- gain continued on the strength ada vit ug the ab- a material witness. en the case the next time Gov. Johsron, who ete po _— Judge H. D. Laugh, the prosecution, were U a haten 4 being on Opposite the —1 1 again went over- Accident to John Droses, a Fainter, While at Work To-Day. John Drozes, a painter residing at 1426 North Seventh street, fellfrom a scaffoid in front of the Levis-Zukoski Mercantile Co. at The case is set for trial Talloring — 1 0 October mext at Iroa- — Zacdrits states that it 7 ‘CALLAHAN “@QUILTY. TheJury Bring in a Verdict Against the Bribe- Taker. New Onieaws, La., Aug. . — The jury in the ase of Counctiman John T. Callahan, charged with criminal bribery, this morning returned a verdict of guilty. Oaha han represented the First Ward in the and securing t secure the = wharf bal Co. u days and ex- My than any other subdmitted toa Lou- jeme was a commotion in * — that ; shed veraict. D p Gc ga“ saw Judge Moise nded the Dench and ordered t In. The accused was ae different attorneys took „James Buckley took his and the INDIANS TROUBLESOME. Kiewes end Comanches Went Their * xb ert Lease Money. 22 L Rexo, 0. T., Aug. 22.—Reliable infor- has reached bere that the Kiowa end Indians are ajersiugiy Decause — 152.5 dee them vy dat ie men fo 3 anne not been pai has — ye —— yen * nadie to ors 9 Goes 8 . usa * e — > athe a * near: 1 der sm MEN BUREED. ‘Trvivg to Butinguish a Fire ius Dy, House. x Henker of 100 Morgan street, Joe « 4 192 7 - pee were bor bone parece nomisee for Governor of thet State, routing receptier upon his return to his home in Dalles last evening. Atty.-Gen. Culberson of Texas, the Demoeratic was givens He was met at the depot by over 6,000 citizens. Joshua R. Harvili of Laurel was nominated for 2overacr by the Republicans of Delaware at their tate eonvention at Dovrer yesterday asd Kev. fooathan Willis of Mitiford was renomisaated for III., tast April A. sheriff. tiem passed by the convention the Centra! Com- mittee fued the vacancy by naming R. W. Stubbie- test the legality of the nomination under the Aus- traila An Engineer Eage Fourteen Prairie are quite plentiful in the country this year, but Engineer George Neeley of the M., K. & T. Ry. bas a novel way of Killing them. While he was coming South last ni At the next sta chickens on the pilot. aaa a e Represestattve in Cougress. At the Republican eonvention of McLean Vountr, N. Johnson was nominated for Im Jane he died. According to a resolu- field, who received the next highest number of votes. The matter has been taken to the eoerts to h eleetion law. DEAD ON THE PILOT. Chickens in a Novel Way. Sapa, Mo., Avg. 22.-—Prairie chickens to Sedatia from the ta covey struck bis engine. ion he found fourteen dead OLEVBLAND ON BOARD. Light-House Tender John Bodgers Passes City Island. New Ton, Aug. 23.—The light-house ten- der JohnRodgers, with President Cleveland on board, passed City Island at 10:00 a. m. As far as canbe learned no special prepa- ort a Jersey City tor at the 2525 92282555 ll travel vel from Jersey City to tal by the Congre Saeed at 8:20 p. =e ssional limited, which CAKES AND FABMG Confectioner Kettner’s Trade With Farm: er Clay Cause Them Trouble. John H. Kettser applied at the office of the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney to-day and asked fora warrant forthe arrest of J. W. Clay, whom he charged with fraud. Kettner 2 that he had been the owner of a tionery and ice cream shme North Ninth streets ana 1 who resided t positio ranster made, Clay exece 1 1 Rani iad 8 Oley t 30 tne Pour oer bat d *the 5 — sae ti ne prethgne Be the mate Clay appenres for, a Ir Ee additional Warrants for Achler Retased. — 2 Sour called at the Assistant companions, went to Horseshoe La on a fisking trip. and while there contracted ty- phoid fever. Saturday his fever was unusa- ally high and he complained that he never expected to get well. le wasalone in the room for little while and it was not discovered that he bad drank the deadly acid until the empty bottle was found on the stand. He could not speak at the time aud his lips aud tongue were terri- 7 burned. e remained unconscious for several hours, and his frst words on coming to were: Why did you not * die? Lean never ahy way. FAST TRAIN EAST. The Subject Again Agitated by Big Four Officials. The question of a fast afternoon train ser- vice for st. Louis to the East is again being talked of in railroad circles, and Presi- dent Ingalls of the Big Four is trying to induce the Vanderbilt Reo aN thinks alm in fas 2 Presi- between St. vouls a the seashore co e well with a little lookia 1. — * “act the tea fast trains from Chicago aa the Northwest. CHICAGO EXCURSIONS. whe Local Lines May — Them Despite ition. The pian of the Wabash, Alton, Vandalia = ar run some cheap 5 2 . eens vote. 3 5 te action oe 8 2 the Toner PARK 72 The Park Commissioner Reports It NW 2 Wasuinotos, D.C, Aug. . — Representative Sayers, Chairman of the House Committee on Appropriations, brands as false and sen- sational, the story printed to-day, that the startling discovery ad been made that the Appropriations Committee had negligently or by Gesign falled o allow the sum neces- sary to collect the ihcome tax. **Every allowance fot the collection of the tax has been made in accordance with the wishes ofthe Treaiury Department, said Mr. Sayres. ENDED. Associated Cycling Clubs’ Objection Pastimes’ Races Withdrawn. At last night’s meeting of the Associated Cycling Cjubs objections to the Pastime Athietic Clab’s giving races on Friday are withdgawn, The sanction of the L. A, W. to the Pastimes’ races will now doe restored and Cabanne, Greth, Sanger, Bites, Tyler, Johnson and all the fast class B riders will take part in the race on Friday as well as Saturday. I. C. Johnson and A. I Brown of the Cleveland team, of which Oab. anne is a membDer,arfived this morning aad -. took @ practice spin én the Pastimes’ track, on which they preatt more than one record will De shattered fore the w closes. They both speak in he highest terms of the rac Cabanne will on Satarday go against he two-mile record dtanding oy oh made by Nat Butler. He will be paced by ‘tan ems. The record is im, 76. ‘MARRIED ro-Dar. William Sesent and Delilah ern Secure * License. William J. Bryant colored, living et 116 WHEELMENS WAR to we married to Deljinh |: „ of 1017 Franklin moruin Four Recorder's office charge; of Sheriff Annis to wet ¢ marriage license. mother disappeared ee ma? —4 to the house a a yest up er as the issued without the 1 up to med. —— FJ WAR TIMES. REVIVING” Illinois Vereran ‘8a! 4 _ ad ' 3 o-% . 12 dan 7 1 2 oo mille PR Ler . : Pre foes +2 have been adopted to prevent the carrying out of threats. WATTERBSON TALKS, But Declines te Express an Opinier on Pelitical Tepics. Col. Henry Watterson, who will lecture this evening at the De Hodiamont camp meeting, arrived in the city last evening from Piasa Biufs. He received a Post-DisrpatcH reporter in his room at the Southern Hotel at noon to-day. He was asked as chairman of the Committee on Resolutions of the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis in 1892 to relate the part the President took in the deliberations of the committee. He was re- 2 that Senator Gorman was recent have threatened to pads the a draft of. the tarif® plank in the riginal drat piatform, showing the recommendations, erasures and corrections said to have been made by Mr. Cleveland in his;own hendwriting un the President would modify his condemnation of the Sen- pte. for its share In the present tariff lesisla - Col. Watterson declined todo so. ‘'I said place i sri it „ present Double Track on Franklin Avenue. A petition to the City n property-owners ats ae rae ws es oo 1 an 828 Washington avenue at 2:80 this afternoon, breaking both ankles and otherwise injur- ing bimself. OLD PILOTS IA COURT. Capt. Drown Prosecutes Capt. Fartee for Striking Him. Capt. P. 8. Drown, the veteran Secretary of the Pilots“ Association, in the First Dis- trict Police Court to-day prosecuted Henry C. Partee, also ajwell known pilot. The latter, however, is a member of the American Brotherhood of Pilots, a rival 8 Both parties are over 60 years of . quarreled over the two organisations and 4 = 9 Taser 2 1 oder 1 after they had thed out for under t a used e down and another ve upward whi bich would cross the ticket full length thus, X.and thereby destroy it. This was the at that con- he to upon ‘the election Judge, ng men who at the Morgan ng him. I havea ti t which he opera it. Au to show how he was to do duly marked so jas to recognize it in „ when needed. Iufor - mation was had from the gang that oY wouldj move out, as they did again at m., intending to get their work in 22 7 48 vou pum — dently * re poat - ers got in enough work to elect one of — Ohartrand ticket. One of the aters has been heard to say that he cred six tees, batI cannot believe he did Twentieth Ward. They operated in -eonsiderat o be paid, for 300 — Perhaps this record is anxious inte court. statement ts signet by Mr. Filley. The meeting at Walhalla Hall last night for the purpose of forming an independent labor party was not very enthusiastic, Sheridan Webster presided and C. J. Anderson officiat- imtatives of the . are invite Well 1 Known in Jeoksop ville.
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The Bpot Selected Said to Be en lend ts the Missourt River—Non-Interterence Gusranteed—Frank coe Chambtens’ Bent. Piseher—evortine | News. The Sioux City Athiota Ulub, n has @ $25,000 purse for the Corbett-Jack- son t, is com posed of forty of the leading professionel men of Sioux City. According to a Sioux City dispatch the offer for the big ight tram that poiat is dona and it is claimed thatthe purse will be de- posited in bank tothe credit of the chosen as soon as the articles are signed. Non-interference with the fight by he legal authorities is guaranteed and the lud members claim that they will forfeit a 0 e a cases again — BEY ane Solly Smith. 2 — 288 N 2 de and Entries a south Side. * ’ 2 — one-half fur! 1 . a r Topsy Larvy, third. 82 — five and one-half furlengs—Jennie tise: Fine. Schwartz, second; Haicyon, ‘Col and pne-balf furiongs—Littie Minnie, eraine, second; W hizzer. > ‘Time, i: P TO-NIGHET'S EXTRIES. — N four and a half — purse: 8 — see 238 9. ceases 4 0080 1410 ‘| Contributors, field, Hogan two Rocton wea two! games from Cincinnati yesterday, : N é 4 * PW ety, 8 Fos standing of the 1 — a5 Been to-day Myr he 4 Yeeterday’ s Games. The Browns gave a miserable exhibition of Seid- ing st ya yesterday They made seven * rors, and Breiteastein belng the only non- had three errors in eenter- right and Dowd one in left. 8 — ‘ Philea 9 — pai ow New — a „„ German 3 Chicago. „Hu — and Stratton. tt Boston... Cineinpati.. Bostes ..... eren; Cincinneti .. „Parrot = Ow OO eo te COO He Among the Amateurs. once Indian team will play the Meyers ‘= INT Avene Part N . . n * — * , aad Given 3 wer'n Lawn Fete. * ‘George Ware, 2 young colored Ney Sans was arrested on Monday for stealing a can- vass cover from a pile of moulding sand on the river front, was givena fine of $500 this morning by Justice Zimmerman on a charge of associating with thieves. The fine was stayed until 4 o’clocK so that Ware might leave town. * The Arkansas Plantation Singers will hold forth at the Methodist Church on Virgina avenue, in Carondelet, to-morrow evening. A lawn fete was given last night at the residence of Miss Gracie Lower at No. 7810 Virginia avenue. A very enjoyable time was had b o Among those present were Hunt Powell „Smart, Elsie Bauer, Wiilie Mar- ten, ali’ Warren, Fred Knoblauch, Harry Forder, Clemens Nelson, Emly shirle 4 tie Warner, Jennie Faulks, ura Bowe Edna Guan, Alice Wetten and others. EAST ST. LOUIS. Damage Suit Against the Electric Rail- way Company -— Notes. Frederick Wachtel has been appointed Ad- ministrator of the estate of Charles Burg- dort, who was fatally imjured on the Fade bridge, Jan. 26, 1898, and has commenced suit in the Circuit Court against the St. Louis & East st. Louis Electric Railway Co. for $5,000 damages for the death of Burgdorf. On the date mentioned Burgdorf was driv- 15 3 ‘it To-morrow at 8 p. m., 100 of the oldest citizens and owners of property in the new district set aside for fallen will pro- test against the Police ection in re- woring the women from Chestnut street to that section. It is expected that the owners of over 8 worth of prepperty will be present, ‘SHOT WHILE SWEEPING. Fatal Accident te Miss Martha Dye te Arkansas. CorninG, Ark., Aug. 22.—Miss Martha Dye, a pretty lé-year-old young woman, step daughter of Dan Sypes, living near Paldtka, aceidentally shot herself in the abdomen with a 88-caliber Winchester rifle yesterday, which resulted in her death to-day. 4 She was eweeping the floor and nn ly pulled the zun from — the bed, muzzie toremost, discharging it. NEXT LABOR DAY. — Proclamatien fer Its Observamce by Gev. Stene. JEFFERSOF CiTr, Mo., Aug. 2. - Gov. Stone to-day, by proclamation, calls attention to the fact that the first Monday 1a * : toe tn td ~ 1 > oer . 3 1 For plenty of salt w, RAO iba! . 9 2 CoRR POL y rate freee, a 40) t 2 a 5 fin Paced * . * + £ — =e A boon to the poor Ig the P.-D. tobe sl work A Want Ad. will secure. “Prevention is said to be better than cure,“ Read the P,-D. and of freedom from ennui you're sure. arge sum if the fight is not brogght off at the in September, the 3d, has deen 1 Dy Con sional enactment as a legal holiday and to be 3 — as Labor Day, and recommends to the people that this Gay be generally observed. rticularly does he urge upon —5 to put the day at the disposal of emp ROBBED OF $700. ing across the bridge when a team driven by Gottlieb Kempf took fright at an electric car, itis said, and ram away, colliding with the ‘vehicle occupied Dy Burgdorf. The lat - ter was thrown — his vehicle and fatally — hurt. Kempf also injured, but not went «se «6 ++ ante K. 105 5 Would like to hear from all teams in ress H. Stone, Box 19, tion. 19 irte — Wells s ike uke Part -* I pry ar... : : fatall Burg dorf na Kempt were farmers — nay Prooks......... Base Ball Hotes who ~ —— na to Centerville Station Gia, Tee igh „ Wew York won dete singie game in Baltimore this | from st. Louls. After Burgdorf’s death a located near the boundary Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling: season and Baltimore returned the courtesy by damage suitagainst Kempf was commenced, South Dakota and iowa, eS Se Sea ‘Boarbeos D.. winning ly one ian New York. butafterwards withdrawn. Burgdorf’s widow that neither State claims jeadiong.. ; Z Schoex, Tommy Ded and ‘‘Cailiope’’ Miller are — — Violent death — 22 Station ‘diction Over tt. The Sioux City street — 2 Kart ros bell players whe will be aa Gy'nben ta the about six weeks ago. tle leaving Rayot’s 06 Al Orth.. Ball League. Sehock F. B. Harris Held Up by a Highwayman im Arkansas. Corrine, Ark., Aug. 22.—F. B. Harris was held Op and robbed of $700 yesterday after- noon in broad dGaylight, one mile south of Knobel by an unknown: robber with a 4- caliber pistol. Blood hounds were secured from Para- gould, but the robber is still at large. BETTER MAIL SERVICE. ' . Residents Along the K., X. & B. te Be Accommodated. SEDALIA, Mo., Aug. 23.—It is said upon good authority that a rallway mail service 1s soon to instituted on & EK. Rallway into St. Louis. been gl-en at the M., K. 4 E. shops in this city for the fitting up of the necessary postal cars, $s run within a five-minute waik of the Grove, where the annual French fete was rejected A — Foot held July 14, she was run Over by a buggy and fatally io jured. A large party of members of Rathbone Di- vision, No. 17, Uniformed Rank, K. of P., wlll leave Saturday night for Washington to at- tend the national encampment next week. The work of repainting, repairing and otherwise improving the public school buildings, which had been in progress for several weeks, was finished yesterday, and the janitors are now putting the school- houses in order for the fall term, which de- wins tept. 4. A tennis tournament isin progress at the grounds on Summit avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets. Some of the best local players are among the contestants. Fr. James Downey of St. Patrick’s Church has gone East to spend a vacation of a month. The excursion of A. O. U. W. lodge No. 294 which wasto have occurred Friday night has Leer postponed. A purse of $100 bas been raised at the race track to bury the body of Jockey Peter Torian, who was drowned last Friday. Friends of the deceased jockey have gone to Kimms wick, Mo., to identify the body taken from the river there. supposed to be Torian’s. The roof of the residence of Danie! Bird whistle on Seventh street was slightly dam aged yesterday by a fire caused by a de- fective fue. John McGinniss of Louisville, Ky., has Deen appointed superintendent of the ma- Chinery department at the Todd Pulley Works. Charles Keller Ras been elected Chancellor Commander of Queen City Lodge, No. 410, K. of F., toll a vacaacy. The Concordia Liederkranz wil! * a pan- cake picnic at Crab Orchard, Sept. A white cow was stolen 4, trom the premises of S. Frye, Fourteenth street anu Exchange avenue. the Odd Fellows’ School of Instruction which opened here yesterday will close to- morrow night. Capt. W. H. Bennett and wife returned yesterday from Hartville, Tenn. The Democratic primary for this township will be held Saturday Maut at the City Hall. Fish Commissioner Richard Roe returned yesterday from a trip to Spring Lake. The City Council helc a short session yes- terday afternoon. The meeting was un- important. BELLEVILLE NEWS. wili captain the Broek!ya team. Ae now constituted the Cleveland team is prob- ably the weakest set of batemen in the League. Louisville deeiares her intention of staying in the — ed League, reports to the centrary uotwith- standin One of Lave Cross’ fingers wae split yesterday and he hed to retire from the gam — e —— East St. Louis Results. Viret rete, four and one-half furlongs—Adsir first, Allopathy second, Londonrville third, Time, 159%. Second race, teur and ene-balf furlongs—Proctor Baltimere yesterday ain remey fret, One Dime second, Cenfederate third. Time, | kiek 289. Louisville is almost sure of tali-end honors. The Third rece, six and ope-hait, Lern. 1 1 are Pia back in winning ball. first. Uheisa second, Bogh Defty is 1 geld. Feu pen rece, ulse furiongse—Jamestown first, Joe The sale of Mess 1 e Loutsvilles is an n Courtneys uefort third. Time, 2 Fifth ominous sign. If that city the Nationa! wages Deich | next yearit willbe © surprise to she oth er mag- race, six fur age—Jardine 2 1De ty secoad, Florence hanke third. Time, i 72. Corbett’s manager, D from Plattsbure tt accepts the Geposit to The club pro- er bis training expenses. under the impression that each — 1 wi will — $2,500 for training ex- will be put up, with any hank, baer or reputa person says a Sloux Cit UNION DEPOT TIME TABLE Sunday. from the came at tts for boisterous tExcspt Monlar. qdMondar. BURLINGTON ROUTE. MISSOURIPACIFIC Rabat on oer’ traine = Senate aa H. 2:00 ml soe with Patlmen Bieepers J +’ 7:65 em 6:00 a oa 7 nd Free Chair Cars. ande ( ity. Omaha, Lineein ee — to St, Paal and Mus- and Southern Kansas Exp...|+ 9:00 amt 6:23pm : Kansas (City, St. 4 apelis, with — to Kan ys 4 —_ h, Omaha + 8:20 pm 6:55 ag * „nl f and elegant Dining 1 — city one Colorado Ex- {BU RLINGTON ROUTE—C. B. & Q. ‘Missouri Paste Lees. Washington Aecommodasion Vepart. Arrive. . 8225 ph. — — Bane 1 948, 58700. * 41288 mt 7. 18. 2 2 150 250 Am. : 1 1 „310, 130. 16:30. "8:45, 11:30 pm. 45 ~ 3 heey 5 30 am. . 1:00 pm. pm. — 195.220 een 13 fn 6: * 6:10. 88. 7140, 78:20. 10:60 p * u s On 4 2 9 085 am, 10:25 am r * Dao +8: e ales Soe? 11:35 * unday only leave 171 . tortv Aceommodetien la 78:20, 10:80, "11:56 am, 11:80. N. 15:35, Fr t 8:43 = 14 Cour Lake. *Except Sundays. Daily. {Except Saturday. hor tt 8 at ‘east — 79 — K — 8 with aim the ned by Corbett and Jackson, at once. The club promoters con- sider the est from Fox as rather arbi- trary, — as it does, more than has been asked of other clubs tq the past, and they do not feel like complying with it. They gay they are willing to deposit the moneys Epaseeasy to cover training expenses at — 4 with a reasonable forfeit if 8 t Falls tor any reason of theirs, and tup the entire $25,000 within a reason- time, if the men ian Articles to Hight. * — „ The Hant weinte Stanton Abbott of Eu- nd and Jack Everhart of New Orleans met fore the Olympic Club of New Orleans last night for a $1.50 purse, and Everhart Knocked the Enylishiwan out in the ¢wenty- Men round. During the early part of the battle Abbott had much the best of it, Knocking his opponent down in the eleventh round with a wicked left on the face. Upto the twentieth rounu Abbett was inthe best of shape. Furious fighting followed in the last Ove rounds, Everhart tmproving in his work, while Abbott showed signs of weari- mess. In the last round Abbott was sent to th flovr several times before being knocked out. Abbott ts tne Enlisn- men who has been bandying Lightweight — * 4 McAuliffe for a gt during the las ear or so. Everhartis said to Mave him repeatediy last night. If this 1s — it does not speak very well for the Olym- pic Club management. Creedon and Fitz- simmons fight — this ciub. >. „ Peter would "eorsaialy have an even chance with Corbett, says Sam Fitzpatrick, Jackson's tratner. ‘‘Theonly thing which we want is for Corbett tofight. I can get Jackson in etty Food shape in about ten weeks. He a healthy, vigorous man, and is not very much out of condition. Few ple are aware that l’eteris always in og—that is, he Goes some work on a He does not carry much super- His stomach is fat and quite Probably his wind is not what it be, but this can be remedie.! in Should Corbett auree to nates. George Miller hes several bete standing that the Ss. Leuis team will win mere games on the Eastern trip 1 Pittebure. So far, he Bas none the worst @ , Winner om Other Traeks. | At Saratoga — Bubdlieon, Sandewne, Handepus, Lamplighter, Domingo, Canary Bird. At Jerome Park —Harringtono, ms B., Kingston, Bandit, Cromwell, Adelbert. At Hewsherne—G Seliross, Broadh 4 Prize Liet Issued. New York, Aug. 22.—The National Horse Show Association has issued the prize list for the annual exhibition, which this year takes place on Nov. 12 to 17 at Madison Square Gar- }den. The classification s most complete, there being 102 competitions, for which prizes agaregating $80,000 are offered. In the trotting and roadster division the premiums amount to $5,580, divided between fourteen classes. This is, however, exceeded by the sum offered as hackney prizes, the total of which is $5,870. There is littie difference from last year inthe divisions for thorough- breds, carriage horses in all their varieties, huoters, saddie horses and ponies. Entries close on Oct. 17. Manacer J. P. Mahoney. ea John P. Mahoney, manager of the New Lyceum Theater of Memphis, Tenn., a $235, - 6 structure in course of construction, is in St. Louls to- day. Jack is known th the profession all over the country, and there was universal sympathy for him when the little Lyceum, in which his whole heart was wrapped up, was burned last winter. Its successor will de opened about Oct, 1. COTTON. Somersault, Oskweod, Mendoline. Rock Island, St. Paul. Miene- apolis, Peoria, La Crosse and Dubuque Express Roek Island. Debuque, Gales- burg, Peoria, St. Paul aud Minneapolis Express .. BURLINGTON—St. L., K. & N. W. Uinneapells. St. Paul, Uma- ha. Cedar Rapids Kx press Denver, Lincoin, Omaha, Leavenworth, Kansas and California Express. ...... Fanniba!l.St. Paul and Minne- apolis. Quiney, Keokuk, Bar- lington Night Express...... Hauntbal. Kansas Cliy, Leav- enworth, Atchison and St. ‘ § + 6:36 am f 5:20 ps Treok Talk. Snapper Garrison said at Saratoga that he severed all eonneetion with Meuriee Daly's stable aftor the Rediization and is not drawing any salary from Daly. The Coney Island Jockey Club offers «a special race at one and one-eighth miles to Dring Mamapo, Lamplighter, Yo laemblen and other eracks to- gether saturday, when the Feturity will de ran. rece meeting "offered in ten Fulton's fast t 8:20 pmit 6:50 am 11:40 amit 3:45 pm t 7:20am Fulton, III. will have a g Thursday and Friday, with $1,000 purses. The races willbe run over wile track There is a movement on footto introduee winter trotting in the South. It ts propepes to lease the track at Montgomery. la., for that purpose and give an extended meeting It would be more prac- ticabietohavrea winter eircuit., witha week's meeting at each place of importance, AGITATOR IN FAVOR. LOCAL MARKET—Qunuiet. Sales, 700 bales. Re- ceipts to-day, 16 Bales: since Sept 1. 621,574 bales; shipments to-day. 478 bales; gince Sept 1, 619,640 bales: toek, 21, aies uetat ons—Ordinary, Express....... Ge; good ordinary, 6%: low middiing, dee: mid- — Day Exp . dling, She: good middling, Tue: middling fair, Tuc. Fan Gail Louisiane, Hannis American uplands, 331-504. of which Arrive—t8:15 12275 pm. Sunday only, 10:10" am, Dm, $:30 pm, [RON 3 fore Riwerton Challenge Plate. 7:15 pm PHILADELPHIA, Ta., Aug. 22.—The efghtk 1:20 pm shoot for the possession of the Riverton Challenge Pilate took place to-day in the Riverton Gun Club grounds. The contest- ants were Robert A. Welsh, the present older, and Leonard Finletter, both mem bers of the Riverton Gun Club. The condi- tions of to-day’s match were 100 birds each, with fifty yards boundary. 15 40 dal, Quincy and Burlington. Local — os from Quincr. + 1.00 BALTIMORE & OHIO SOUTHWESTERA RY. (OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.) Local ‘Ex ress, Clesteney and Louteville ** * 7:20 a wi* 68602 Royal Rlue Flyer, Cin. 0 Louisville. Cola 1 t 8:00 a mit 6:08 9 2 LIVERPOOL—Quiet. Sales 8.000 Dales; receipts 6. 700 baies, 3. were Amertean. Futures closed barely steady; Aug-Sept, 36 47d; Sept-Oct, 3s 47d 8; Oct- Nov, 86 47-48d; Nov-Dec, 36 48d; Dec-Jan, 3¢ 48- 494: Jan-Feb, Ss 49-604; Feb- Maren. 46 51d b: March-April. Se 52-534. Gali; middiiag, 6 KEW t. cotton steady. Sales: 50,300 pm lumbus Aceommodati 1 6:04 an — Hot Springs. Dai- lecand FY. Worth Express. -|130:00 om ngs an — pec $ pers 4 Speeial 2 — n — of Mexie ag nn and 0 Keene's Futurity Canditate Will Be Rid- Gem dy Terral. New Yorn, Aug. 22.—In the Futurity on Saturday Fred Taral will probably ride Mr. Keene’s Agitator. Thus far Agitator has not deen regarded with fevor by betters, but, with Taral up, he is now likely to have many supporters. Cromwell, who has been in course of de- velopmentat Jerome Park, will probably start in the Futurity. ORK—Spe Fatures 15-16c. clesed bales. Reperted a Hubbard, Price 4 Ruck. Closed Highest Lowest New York Ex Yesterday. To-day. To-day. 228 6 58 6.56 . amt 0 elu m bus. 820 a 8 Pitts.. Wash. Balt. . 4.7: 1. 6 Phil and New York. Vincennes Aceeumodation. Carlyle Accomodation. „ 155 Colored Cyclists’ Tournee ment. A Dicycle and athietic tournament under the auspices of a local colored bicycle club will be held Sunday at Sportsman’s Part. The Louisville and Kansas City Colored Bicycle and Athietic Clabs will arrive in st. Louls Sunday morning, and Will be met at the depot dy the Montesano Club and escorted to the park. In addition to the bicycie races there will be sparring between Rufus Sharp and Brownell Sexton and Moore and Wallace. Valley Park Sa Valley Park Aecommod eas & Colorado — nnn ley Park J ley Park Jj ‘VANDALIA | LINE. _ E 8 —— ley Park Ace Trains No. 20 and No. 21.... — Aceommodation. Indianapolis Aceommodation. 177725 228 a 8 Park Accommodation. . . . Col - Ex eee 00 am * — . & Wash. 1 22 3 4 Texas — biea fay — Express Chisaxo Day Exp ST.LOUIS, KAN. CITY & COL. R * Cbieazo Day Bxpress Union Aecom modation, pmit 4 50 pm 3:39 te — 7:55 pm/|§le Chicago Diamon Speeial. Sea Creve Cour Accommodation... ST. LOUIS & HANNIBAL R. 1 3 (ineinnati Day Bxvress ! gneinnati Might F xpress. | , — — Creve Count Accommodation Creve Cour Accommodation .. Mailand Kxpress.... . 8 2 Mail and Express. ..... 4.28 oan 21 — Emngbam Accomm sdation... ay So — Union Express TOL., ST. L. & KAN. CITY R. ae 2 — Leaf Reute.) a 2 E ST. 1501s ALTON & SPRI i : (Blut Line—via Big Feur.) —̃ 1 JAckSONVILLE 8007 H Peoris = Springfield ST, LOUIS $ SOUTHW STEN Cotton Heit Bxpress.. . erg 2 St. Louis and Waeo Rxoress.. 4 9:30 pm LOUISVILLE, EVANS.& ST. (Alr Lime.) Loa faville Vestibule ad, 2 @. Se 28882 — * Fell From a Railway Trestle—4 Piantea- tien Jubilee. Dr. J. M. Rice delivered a lecture to the teachers attending the institute at Lieder- kran: Hall last night. A score of laborers are at work extending the electric raliway tracks from Jackson street to Freeburg avenue. A 12-year-old son of John Roth, residing on Lebanon avenue, fell from the railway tres- tle near the water works yesterday and sus- tained severe internal Injaries. Amer. Tob. eom........ . «ce. 58 90% Fred Trautman of Saline County, Mo., who | Amer. Tod. pia... —.— —— sul dal 6 119 CLEV CIN CHICAGO & ST. es was here visiting Julius Baldus, has gone to ae 74 | 78 5 Big | Four Route. Caseyville. ö Southern. | * F r Pam s. & Obo. eo io 108 Day Express sat * Prof. James Milton, a noted colored orator, | Cana¢ian Fa 5 South western Limited. . “|e 8:05 am 6:55 am pm will speak at the Fair Grounds camp- meet. 3 Jorsey Alton Kxpress. . sitet 6:55 am ing to-night. & Alton, com Alton Express Mattoon, Jerseyviile 4 Spring- Edward Rogers and family and Harry geld Accommodation. Henderson and family have gone to Posey, III., for an outing a W. G. Koch bas gone to East St. Louis to reside. More than a score of molders have sub- scribed stock in the co-operative company being organized to reopen the Rogers Foundry. Prof. Joseph Weiss and his brothers Peter GOSSIP OF THE GAME. New York ftocxk Quotations. Correeted dally by Whitaker 4 Hodgman, bond and steck brokers, 300 North Fourth street, st. Louis, Mo. Sr. Louis, Aug. 22. —— be weighs now about 220 20 pounds; pounds. n Stivetts Now Boston’s Winning Pitcher— The Circus at Brooklyn. Jack Stivetts is now Boston's mainstay in the box. Kid Nichols, instead of being the Champions premier pitcher, is regarded as less effective than Staley, who escaped re- lease while the Bostons were in this city by pitching a winning game against the Browns. Stivetts was a mark for opposing batsmen in the opening games with the East. ern Clubs, and the Boston presse and public united in a demand for his release. Manacer Selee refused to yield to popular clamor and Big Jeck was retained. As the weather became warmer, the muscles of the big fellow’s arms relaxed and began to mys. tify to some extent the batters who had made a monkey of 3 As hig effectiveness increased ichol retrograded, to-day the Boston Dieachers Stivetts and ignore their idol. In a a game For some reason or other, a great many le writers seem to think that Dan reedon and Bod Fitsimmons will not come together on Sept. 2%, notwithstanding the fact that both fighters have signod articles and Creedon is in training for the Dattie. Joseph Donovan of Chicago wants to know why the men have not _ up a forfeit, and he says that uotil they so the public can “pot be expected to believe that a fight will take place. Now, according to Col. Hop- kins, Creedon's manager, this kimd of talk is Very much out ot Une. We have a $1,000 —.— up for this gut. said the Colonel . „ and if eitner side should craw- h it will forfeit quiteatidy sam. I would not think of placine Creedon in training un- less there was a forfeit posted to protect me arcainst any loss in case we were to get the hot end of matters at the last minute.’’ Sporting Notes. H. A. Canfield, W. L. Saentieben, the worla girdier,and theother members of the Victor Cy- cling Club, whe participated in the unsanctioned meet at St. Charles, Mo., have been G fer & year by the Racing Roaré of the L. A. James IL. McCusker. the AE Wy American swimmer. has gone te Eagiand :o swim against Joey Nuttei!, the world’s champion. The men will probably meet in September, ata mile. - 4 the in- ternational championship and a stake of $5, McCusker is % powerfully made young man. 24 years old, 5 feet inches ln height and weighs 180 pounds. His powersef enduranee are wonderful, and the contest with Nuettali promises to be the greatest swimming match tnat has ever taken place Jack Glasscock has been unconditionally released by Pittsburg. Catcher Merritt has also been given his ten Gays’ notice. ‘‘serappy’’ Jack will bob up in the League again next season. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Chicago Line. Chieago Day — daily.. t 3:10 am Chicago Day Expres , 10 * 7:20pm Chicago Diamond — aly! ¢ be pn 70 am MAME OF STOCK. pening. 8 0 t 4:20 pm t 1:30 pm . Alton Ex * 6:66 n 1:30 pm nie. Burlington & Quincey Boston. ein- w York 4 Gin 7186 pml- 7:30 am and cheer former yesterday the ham eossIr FOR TURFITES. Wrank Slams Weird Story About an Australian Bookmeker. Frank F. Siavin, the pugilist, tells a weird story avout how an Australian bookmaker laid against the favorites in the Melbourne cup race a few years ago, withthe intention of committing suicide if the race went ntoxica lon against him. The favorite was quoted at 10 1 —— — 2 ——— ys, ai to 9, and the second choice was selling at 13 | a great batter and fine outfeider. to 6. The money was pouring in on the «NP Dy, favorites and the crowd nearly went ay when a * 8283 maker up WILL ADJOURN TO-NIGHT. By-Laws of the Order of B’Rith abraham Being Revised To-Day. To-day’s session of the annual meeting of the order of B’Rith Abraham has been prin- cipally occupied with the revision of the by- laws of the order. Numerous important changes have been suggested, and their adoption entailed much discussion. During the morning hours, 8. Goldstein, on behalf of the st. Louis delegation, pre- sented to Grand Master Dort a handsome : | filt was accepted with appropriate remarks cepted with a tere s y the Grand Master. * 75 The work of pes | the by-laws will be completed late th sine WEE or this even- ing, when the meeting will Te N The next meeting will be hela in Albany, N. . some time during the month ofr 89 A Danquet was tende the de . to the convention of the nited mater ay Lodge, Order of B’rith nam, a Pick, : whet Theater last local lod lodges of the order. The affa * —1 —— The delexates ana pas tables. the toas pions had succeed ea pitch the second game, but as the an- eaters made eleven runs in the rst innin he gave way to Nichols. Manager Selee sai to A PosT-DIsPATCH representative when the were in St. Louis, that if Stivetts an to 5 | E Mail and BE CAIRO SHORT RT LINE. xew Sarg Usire ** Nat. Cordage com. 1 Paduesh, Nat. Cordage pas... 23 „% 44 0 3 * ö n — and e * 4 N. f : yo 1 — s eee „„ „6 666% „ Ci , Creal se nas’ (ae * co mt ; S ead Mar r Miehiaan Central .. shh ane FO AE Missouri! Paci Foes: Brooklyn was over and itis reasonably sure that : he made matters Ib : Chieago, M. & 5%. . com ... nati xpress. ROE GME: and William have returned from Fort Re. Erie common...... dee 0 ns Chicago Local Express . ¢ 7:30 am place last week. Hocking Valiey.............. . since oun Fast Rxpress.. Laclede Gas, com. Gestroying veer kegs belonging to the Vestipuled Li 00 pmit 7:35 am a Lake Erie & W. Pia. ‘meetin ao ‘Sabet row night at the camp gat the Fair Louisville ° & Nashville peose * 5 — City Mail and Express) 12 428 18 80 6. *11:00 Barnickol are visiting ia St. Lou ha. DesMoines 7 ee. Peal. a urs. William Winkelman is entertaining to her Sl at oolu us, 0 63% 4 832 22 Yhicago. M. & 81. P. Did... 98 — chi. 4 N. W., 108/166 106 woe e Cotton voll, ipl ll “as N 34 31% 33% Cottoa 011. pfd..... ——U— 5 78 746% Del. Lack 4 8 , eoe-- 1265 Delaware & Hudson. 0 K f covery, O., where they went to attend the | Erie preferred 1 2225 Chicago Fast Express. . wish ¢ 9:00 am/ft 7:18 Das ow Jonn Becker was arrested yesterday ana | Inet Central. Deeatur Accomm Laclede Gas, com. Western Brewery 8 Chieage V ecsibuled Limited.. $108 pmit 7:30 am Grounds, ö LeadCom enesas City, Ottumwa. ..... uls. E. J. Stoeizing of Kamas City is here visit- the ay Moore of Waterloo The West Main street sewer is r ex- Falson General. 41% 421% 15 | 15 LINKS — 1 funerai of their father, who died at that | Erte seconds Teledo, Detroit & . 7:30 pm Laclede Gas com 4:65 om 11838 om ld f ad-juty on the char 4:65 p held for the Grand-j ge of Folede, Devrott, a "Yori i beh Lake Erie & A plantation jubilee w eld to- mor- 4 LINES WEST OF THE . Mise Bertha fFieckert and Miss Anna Montgomery Aceommodation.. Oma ing A. ©. Hucke. Mrs. E. Lary has turned from a visit tended from the public square to High r+ ore CO440 O73 381535755 street. ] . 4 a poheome day against ei watt ta the J. a 7 N roult Court to-day a r aers * A and August Leng for $15,000, interest and X. CA L. 24 * > 11 of a promi note given by the — — Foundry Co., * insolvent. Robert Rogers was President dt the company and signed the note as such. August Lenz, who indorsed the note, —2 the principal stock · Obester N Nortne acific * —— — pid Ohio Souther Ohio Milsisstppt 20 com... feet i : the close watchers the weilching of 5 to himself the mob d from limb. He is said to ts ter Samuel a 2 9482 “ta or, on- holder of the compa ; } hard Leisersohn, Justice Sol Behm and C. Marriage licenses O wore issued a yesterday to 290 J. A. Reinhart — Millstadt Gertrude Prominent base belt | players say that the Klein of P ; Edward W iliman Marriage Licenses. u t of Shiloh Pallas and Anna Hartman of st. Bipited by; he ‘Philadelpht nia Brenner of pellevilie and Adeline Wiliam Walke „„er 1117 N Fefe arth rot te e strongest pointe — . ̃ ̃ — ö — ar Loos of St. Louis. more m wo Alas g "ste -1226 N. 9th 1 3 Boston 45 5307 7 team work. John — Peete K4*—*E eee * Fast Mall. „„ Ascommoéation .. ation.. oot + +e *F ee See ce „„ „„ „ „„ LEAVIN G OTHER DEPOTS. ] Articles of in incorporation 2 ien 48 80 Eee | Tenn, 22 . eee „„ „% eee eee „„ 66 238 McKissock av and Poultry Co rga zed Say „ „% tal by J. J. Stevens, J . 4120 enge ay * Johnson and Alex re — ngs, "were filed in the Recorder’s office | 7 S 24 K. geh t here y 7. Broadway * 010282. Broadway POLICEMEN DISCHARGED. Fock 5 17th st N . rab Only One Patrolman Retained at Madison > — Cass 2 Race Track—Venice Items. geo 520 Da Pian ot ‘Vuwtoe, UI. , Aug. 22.—All the policemen at 2 the Madison race track were dy the Turf association Monday except Pat ne- a 6 — 1 The reason given is that the as- Wm. O. = — 29 — Deliah Burns.... . gg Eig Taree at no — 7 r Pere Petting Me ryt te J Ee Ln ony 2 cea — eee 2 1 . erman Ro e f rood ave argeret Sr * ere Ghats, Shen — e ons ne iacies 5 f 2 cnn - 1% . * | s LF J = g * Sew 2 4 . 5 : “Ree >’ * 5 2 . Ue me 1 “ — n r 5 * ; pase sat . 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Umase's Oaye—"‘Fanst."' fours Sipe Parx—Kacing. — — — C0 — — — 5 Bese ae = a 4 1 Arthur Pue Gorman. 2 1 _ * — et — 6 CERVANTES has told in Don Quixote’’ } the result of an old pretender’s battle wi ‘the wind-mill. | sad story. 1 fee, et 1 Bu ' 2 * * v *. a law. . —, * al —— . ** E 14 — : politics. run present Democfatic State Adminis- of Wisconsin has brought down A® anti-Gorman Governor in Maryland ben good start toward getting rid We refrain from repeating Secretary Carlisle has grossly mies nted the Administration’s view, t will let the Senate bill’ be- 80 LONG as Mr. Morton gets 20 cents for © drink sold at his hotel in Washing- \ ton de will have the capital to keep him- th to * ä » = * 4 = oe 4 Ry? ga” & a * * ; Nr \ * 1 . * 2 pe . 7 als * * 1 * — * * . ew hd 1 : cry » ‘‘robbed sugar raiser is N to a bou deceive. aay? THE PULLMAN CLIMAX. The proclamation of Gov. Altgéld call- ing upon the people of Illinois, and espe- cially of Chicago, to save 6,000 helpless people from starvation is the climax of the philanthropic farce which has been enacted in Pullman. Pullman himself declines to aid these victims of his false philanthropy. His only reply to the Governor’s appeal isa specious plea for his company and againgt his employes which,in view of his millions and their misery, is a cruel mockery. The fact is that Pullman’s paternalistic scheme has merely worked out to its log- ical conclusion. He is done with thé men who struck under the hardships to which be had reduced them. He has waxed fat on their toil and distress and has squeezed them dry. But because the squeezing procets has ended in an exposure of the greedy falseness of his philantbropy he is angry at its victims and declines to lend a helping hand to save them from the last fatal consequence, The good people of Illinois, having paid heavily for the protection of Pullman’s property from the victims of his greed, must now take up the burden of, helping them when he has thrown them aside. There is nothing else for them to do. Pullman has the privilege of making the State bear the cost of his selfishness. The law allows it, and the court awards ie.“ But there is a salutary lesson for the people of Illinois and of all other Staves in this knowledge of the fruits of un- restrained corporate greed. All suffer from it and the people may learn that their right and interest demand that they protect themselves from its consequences by just laws. DIFFUSING CORRUPT INFLUENCES The first result of the attempt to move the dens and create a ‘‘new scarlet dis- trict’’ is the protest of residents and prop- taxes that were / Business manage- erty owners of the threatened section. does wonders for States and cities ,- — * 9 demand as an orator just now. with some other orator. Cor. ull Ep BprIꝝR Aer cr. | pared to explain it to them. em K — Filley combine could not make Mr. Mek ts said to be in great How in- | teresting it would be if Mr. McKinley could be got to consent to a joint debate ¥ as well as Mayor Wal- a Bridge is sfraid of the ladies. However delightful the aroma of the rendering may be, neither gentleman is pre- | bors. These citizens are justified in resisting to the utmost any movement to give their neighborhood a disreputable taint and subject ger of corrupting lice authorities are all citizens from the immorality. and citizens whotake the proper action families to the dan- influences. The po- bound to protect invasion of flagrant The law must be enforced their can see that it is enforced to the extent of protecting them from disreputable neigh- But under the law about all that the au- thorities can do is to harry and shift the disreputable elements. The police can start in the task of getting votes only make them move on. The effect * ‘ * F to any place within their gift. . — * * Si Iv Pullman would have less charity and more justice in his business and less busi- ) and more humanity in charity he =) gain in public esteem and the vic- Ats of his charity business would be bet- ait of. — — Py Im Chicago the railroads are assessed Fon y $1,262,196. Their property there i to be worth from $16,000 ,000 - a * * 1 1 agents who told the re- now starving Europeans when they reached that get work at $5 a day, car- | ‘idea of business is business’ Mek denies that he is * * Gov. 75 ‘ _ hy - My: * got its start. mn — tion bah, 4 ws the Genate after the passage 1 * ters that the Democrats have put sugar. Pullman — corporation property * * howl 57 a th it dome ih eo i —_ a, ‘ 11 never be abrogated, and 44 r » yy & tues . 20 8 . hy * n . beg 19 . . 3 it. in iy 000, 000. Ultimate complete exemption seems to be near at hand for the railroads : oftthe A. P. A. The A P. A. are hurrahing for him and it was doubt- | bh this enthusiasm that the re- of the Governor’s connection with * sugar, bill ‘would have gone bill but for the fact that the Re- Senators stood ready to filibuster. blican journals are telling their is listed at $1,695,000, though the “pays 8 per cent dividend ona ation of $36,000,000. This sort of and thrift’’ is what too often in the pockets of men who tax as anarchical. | new constitution of New York will ‘Phe right of action now existing to for injuries resulting in nt recoverable shall not be subject to limitation’? It is to be hoped newspapers will not be alarmed | emphatic language. at is to of at the ‘greatest harm. than by fixing with fat places the political [ot persistent harrying of this kind is the trix whom the people would not elect separation and diffusion of them. De- bauched creatures will merely be forced by necessity to scatter and ply their de- graded vocations in rooms, flats and on the streets. The result of the law and the method of dealing with the evil, therefore, if forced to an extreme, is to diffuse corrupting in- fluences where they can accomplish the The enforcement of the law under the present system of dealing with this moral pest is against the best in- terests of the community. Some better plan must be devised for the sake of hu- manity and morality. nme _ GOING BACK WARDS. In reversing the 3 ss) > Dents. From his large - cotlection of snakes he selected a young rattier that had been catght a few days ago. Teasing the snake he maddened it, and itt a few minutes it directed its fangs towards the professor’s t ‘gnd bit him. The fa - Be Add net Ay eand awaited de- Yo we ofa — 1 the finger be- came 6 to twice mal TI 4 bitten a j allow n. not think the . rote fatal, young snake cannot emit as much an ag The sensation was much like sting of a bee; the pain became intense and r became swollen. Prof. 4. object in experimenting is to try ana tablish that by the gradual ad- sorption of a snake’s venom the system will become inoculated and a person in that con- dition can be bitten without the results proving fatal. Prof. Byer thinks his expert- ment will prove successful. BER HUSBAND CAUSED IT. BRessous Given by Annie Hill for At- tempting to Commit Suicide. Annie Hill, a comely woman, living at 718 Franklin avenue, who tried to commit sul- cide last night by taking a large quantity of mercurial ointment and was taken to the City Hospital, has asalivated month and throat, but it is thought she will get well. Domestic unhappiness is given as the reason for the attempt. My husband gets drunk, the woman said, and because he himself ts fond of other women he imagines that I, too, am unfaithful and he frequentiy beats me until Jean hardly Walk. I've tad enough of mar- ried life and if I get welll will take my chil- dren and leave him. Mrs. Hill has four children. of age. She is 29 years . c. RUST DEAD. A War Veteran Kuen Throughout the Cemtral States. INDIAKAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 22.—Quartius C. Rust, a veteran of prominence of the Merl cao and Civil Wars, and an original character known among G. A. R. people in ali the Central States, was found dead last night on the old National road, fifteen miles west of Indianapolis. He was lying at the bottom of a fifteen-foot emdankment with his head 2 under his buggy and is horse dead also. There is nethingto explain the mystery of his death, theories of murder and accident being both entertained. ‘‘Quart’’ Rust, as he was called in the army and ever sines, was widely known for his claim, never dis- putes. that he kiiled the rebel general, Zol- icoffer in the battle of Perrysvilie, Ky., 1862, Until the war he was a Demoerat and 80 pop- ular in this distriet that he ran for the Con- gressional nomination against the late Sean- tor Joseph k. MacDonald and was beaten dy only one vote. That was immediately after his return from the famous trip across the plains with Gen. Fremont, wherein Rust gained special praise from Fremont. FROM THE NOTE BOOKS. Interesting Incidental Sketches ef the Daily Werk ef Newsgatherinug. IT CAVE BACK.—On July 19 last Mr. W. E. Love of the Post-DISPATCH recelved a posta: card from his cousin, Mr. W.H. Love, of No, 8414 Lucas avenue. Yesterday morning while in a Compton Heights car on his way to the office. Mr. W. E. Love, on his poctets, found other things the postalcard from his cousin. Together with some other papers for which be no longer had any use, Mr. Love threw the card out of the car window at Eighteenth and Market streets. Some person eridently picked it up and pleced it in a letter- box, for one bour and a half later the card was delivered dy a postman to Mr. Love at the Post- DISPATCH office. In some manner it seems to have escaped deing stamped the first time it was malled. LEGAL LORE.—Judge Morris’ decision in the case of Strike Director Kern, charged with disturbing the peace of General Mana- ger Ramsey, has attracted a great deal of attention. He held that au earnest, honest oratorical gesture was nota disturbance of the peace, no matter how close the speaker's finger approached the listener's nose. Jus. tice Morris’ fame should not rest upon this one claim. Other brilliant de- cisions should not De overlooked, notably the establishing of the principles that dogs are notdumb animals because they Dark, and that charges of a trespass will not lie against tramps caught in churches after service hours because a charch isthe house of God and the owner of the property must De pres- ent in court or represented by attorney to prove ownership. HONESTY IN THE PADDOCK.—It is very seldom that a cas3 of ‘‘welghing’’ occurs on theturf. Thisis all the ore astonishing when one considers the opportunities the bookmakers have, if inclined to dishonesty, for taking large sums of money and then de- camping. The man who in business exacts a receipt forthe smallest of bills when paid will hand over his money toa strange boox- maker and with only a bit of pasteboard as evidence of his investment. A ‘‘welcher’’ is „ut“ dy his former associates and loses caste on the turf. Perhaps itis the fear of this penalty which protects the public. ON A TRAMP.—Three Belleville school teachers, A. M. Walleson, George Busiek and William Landers, are on their way to the Ozark Mountains on a pedestrian trip to pass thelr vacation weeks. They left Belleville last week, accompanied by several of their older male pupils, who were not only wiliin ba lous to undertake the long jour ‘pa yee ter and are on thelr way into Southern „ALL ABOUT DE—.*'—Almost every dar See a wee tot, not over 4 years old, selling Papers on Broadway, near Chestaut street. An older sister stands guard at some dis- tance, also selling N The little one’s voice is hardly audidlie as she calls Au about’’—and mumples something to Cover 7 ry“ given by her sister, but n t under: stood, ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. SUBSCRIBER.—Ask at a bookstore for „ches terfield’s Letters or some similar book. DISPUTANT.—The City Hall is not a eity lubeary, bar city library. show given on the Exposition was a usic Ha in a . & | * ‘driven dewnward with last night.’’ May: Heavens you, dear. e n e Mabel: Tou and your flance made quite picture as you sat together in the moonlig He Could they see us from the hotel?’’ Jes, they were all talking about it at breakfast. I told them that it was I who was with Jack. But I did all 1 could to sh! — FACT AND FICTION, Most of American slate is quarried in East ern Pennsylvania and New England. Animal and vegetable olls are more effi- Croat in stilling troubied waters than mineral A single corporation controls more than nine-tenths of the entire world’s prodact of diamonds. One town in India 2 temples, sach of wh single biock of stone. In France a wife’s refusal to obey her hus- band on a question of theatrical engagement is legal ground for divorce. The prayer of Christendom after the fall of Constantinople was: ‘‘Lord save us from the Gevil, the Turk and the comet. Melaria is said to be caused by a vegetable micro-organism,inbeDiting the biood of man and some of the lower animals. The word ‘‘mugwump’’ occurs several times Ia Elfot’s translation of the Bible. In that book it signifies a great chief. Pointed fingers indicate rapid conception and execution. They are the fingers of the poet, the novelist, the religionist. Madame Patti, modeled in wax, is used by a Paris fashion firm. The figure is clad in the very robes which the illustrious lady has ordered. Itlis computed dy a Scotch paper that there are now enough paupers in Great Britain to form, four abreast, a procession consider- abiy over 100 miles ip length. The word ballet seemsto be derived from the Italian ballota, a Dalliad, and in its earli- est form the ballet closely approximated the song and dance now seen on the variety stage. The lancers wasthe invention of Joseph Hart in 1819. The title page of bis original edition of the music says it was danced by the nobility and gentry at Tenby in that year. seven magnificent was hewn from a Priestly’s Grave. Northumberland, Pa., at the confluence of the Susquehanna’s north and west branches, has a world-wide fame among chemists as the former residence and burial place of Dr. Joseph Priestly, the discovererof oxygen gas and perhaps principal founder of modefn chemistry. When he came from England to America, about 1784, the chairof chemistry was offered him by the University of Penn- syivania, but he declined it, saying that he wishea to live in the country, and soon after settled at Northumberland. He died there ten years later. His house was still standing when the centennial of chemistry was cele- brated at Northumberland in 1874. SCIENCE AND PROGRSSS. Beaver farming is a profitable Dakota industry. Gas motors for street cars are successful in Germany. N 1 The metal tungsten is proposed aa sub. stitute or lead for improved rife balls, on account of ite superior weight. F hinventor has got upa street car * omnibas driven witb gearing from a treadmill attached to the rear of the vehicle and supported on wheels. The horse, there- fore, rides while he works. ipal grain crop of Prussia is rye. over £000.06 hectares were raised last year, being twice as much as of oats and four times as much as of wheat. Prussia makes over 1,000,000 tons of beet sugar, and yields one- half the world’s supply of zinc. 3 he experiments made * — ll itis to test the strength of dynamite, gun cotton and other explosives, is to place fresh plueked leaves between two plates of panel steel and explode cartridges on the upper plate. The recoil in such cases sudden that the upper plate is such foree and ra- ct impreswrene os. She re their delicate ribs nave aes wae 4 the force of the blow. This novel method of engraving is one of the wonders of the century. pidity as to catch exa Napoleon = Aphorisms. Friendship is but a name. There is nothing terrible in death. The only victory over love is fight. tions remain. Words pass away, but ac Where flowers degenerate man cannot live, linen at home, We should wash our dirty We must laugh at man to a vold crying for nig ringe nas always deen the conclusion Batter pever to have been bora than to Nye led, rnerefare, according to all Justice, ig determined to bold a place (under government) he has already sold bimself to it. reneia after the ght ta ee princes with a love of a horror of war, si Men of letters are useful oo 2 — Gistinguished, as country. dels 816 a hatreds; hear both sides 26 olay shine aa der —— reason sume sway. , which afte mee ess ves to enlighten df earth. ‘ n Accofding to the report of the Bureau — ae exports of hops from this coun: r ones Jane 30 were > 49 891, and 11,367, 0 421 pounds a * 1804 the America — 3 * 3 ö 1 7 _ THE N ATURAL WORLD. Bacteria can exist in all fluids, acids: Alkales. Bacteria exist in enormous numbers | freshly laid eggs. The coabab tree continues to grow in len after it bas been felled. Plants accomplish their greatest growt between (and 6 o'clock a. 4 “ . There is suMctent energy foot of air to kill a regiment. Fifteen species of American wood, when perfectly seasoned, will sink in water. The height of mountains on the moon can en by the shadows they cast on the Wherever e ignas fatuus shows itseif over an oosy bog. there will be found the carcass of some animal. na amie tram tetiwtokicating atest fre e intoxica effect pro- duced by eating its seeds. oe: . In the pny et sy zones the maximum of summer heat is attained avout a month after the longest days of the year. The drrest place in the world is that part of 2 tween the two lower falls of the Nile. in Ras never been known to fall there, and the inhabitants do not believe 22 when told that water can fall from At Alyth, in Scotland, the rious incident occurred in connection with the capture ot a rat. Anordinary wire rat- trap Was set witha baitofcorn. The next evening when the trap was inspected there was in ita female rat, sitting suckling eight young Ones that had been born captive. t in acubdic Other day, a cu- * * Freedom. I wish men to be free As much from mobdsas kings, frem you as me. e LORD BYRON, * SIX LITTLE Jo RES. Inter- Ocean—‘‘I can’t understand what use Mrs. Bingley has for another man servant?’’ Great Scott! they take three Sunday papers now. Cleveland Plain Dealer—Visitor:**What bill’s before the House now?“ Congressman: Ouly a popgun din Not of much importance then?“ N not a great deal—the Senate will Em Well, then, it it tsn’t important, why ory they waste all this talk over a popgun Why? They’re chewtag the wad,’’ Wa Fliegende Blaetter What a beautiful bou- quet! Is it intended for me or for my #tgter?’’ Orderly: ‘‘The Lieutenant told me to and it to the prettier of tne two.’’ Truth--Young Wife: ‘*You used to say that my hair was my Young Husband: “And I do sttil, my dear— and for that very reason you should be mure economical of it when you are cooking. ’’ Yonkers Statesman—**Yes, madam,’’ said the clerk in the furniture store, %u will find that bedstead as represented, It is full width, made of the best walnut, and, you 2 lvok for yourself, there is no man under Detroit Free Press— Mr. Tryiton: I say, old man, can you change a ten for me? Mr. Sharp Sorry, But I haven’t a cent.“ Mr. T.: Neither nave 1. Folttieal Philesophy. From the Chicago Post. | A wise man will eat erow rather than starve. . QUESTIONS ASKED OF THE DOCTOR. com of gentian, three ounces. 12 one ful in water before each meal. IrcHING OF THE SKIN U Tn 3 sk watat. der eee e water, u carbolated wiese n HARDENED GROWTH OF SKIN ON SOLB OF Foot, nA es anne = tony nirty ins ot — t gra of simple cerate rz or soak 1412 ot water next mornin ened skin will come off, TIRED Ix Morniwe.—Take two | of Carlsbad salt about an hour breakfast, — us of sudgallate of Dismath a * * 2 9 gies — good temporary * \ 4 " - - . 5 133 7 : — > 1 a S va 9 ee . ; >} 9 1 4 * * a 2 4 ** 7 = ; 4 * * . — 9 3 4. en 5 ä eatest glory, George. 0 Sour FLUID Brrontro FROM STOMACHS ina . of hot water —— * SCULAR FaTIGUE.—Wine of cocoa. is 43 n 7; a 4 fa 1 , ¥ 5 * z N 1 * 5 e ö e 2 awe tie an 883 By | wh Ae REE ) Late Mas rah 9 1 e Riese 7 n a> annem —
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Never again ip aeg 1 refreshing 15 — a vou get such a mighty worth |! . Hood's TT Fionn. — ü School Starts Soon! Heed: Pills Gare pauses, and biliousnass, Jehm Leonard ‘Slashes Pairick Kelly Two members of Kelly's army got Into 8 a Buy While You Can Bu ! . Agotgg aveuse and Gu et them cut the otner rut 4 BOYS’ $5 KNEEB- PANT SUITS AT $2.95! * ny aicting — * .— Delt : On ay BOYS’ $7.60 KNEE PANT SUIT T $4. razor, in a . | , SA 50! inches inn Kens. 88 years . is the man was cut, gha Leonard is the ) Hi AND ALL OUR MEN’S name ofthe man who did cu poara baa no Jurisdiction aba must ee at tne D was | FINEST $30 and $36 SUITS ARE GOING AT $17.50! I = FINEST $25 and $28 SUITS ARE GOING AT $15! Altgela’s Errencous Position Matter reape : FINEST $20 and $22 SUITS ARE GOING AT $12! of Arbitration—Other Points, Say pe PEI r BEST LINE FINEST $15 and $18 SUITS ARE GOING AT $8.50! Seabees moves Doctned Kt’ wise ta convert 0504 : | All our Finest $5, $4.50 and $4 Fancy Vests cut down to 98c! 1 eee | tate legal duties or legal rights. . peli. aiho, Sterna” ro All — Finest 82 and $1.50 Fancy "Shirts cut do o 63c! . LEGAL DIFFICULTIREG, Explesion. srs . (one * 1 @ifMeulties in the All Ladies’ and Men's $3 Shoes cut down to 82. 25! he Pred — — . asta tare ake ma N ther All Men's $2.50, $2 and $1.50 Crush Hats cut down to 63c! : serious «a aimos eve . ——— | route oa eetnouts Se naan ormern ThOWGENUINE BARGAINS EVER SOLD IN ST. LOUISI 2 acting President, Judge Sameel T. | of their existence will emphasize the need Cincinnati. It was very lengthy and of precautiong to prevent 4 resort to The latter was biown 100 feet and fright- ALL Acocourts Cios ed. tag the mot novewortny changer | violent meanureg when arbitration te e ee Tw menmeremowsor we T alee Resorts. e = : J. L. HUB SON, vp te opinion which will look fwith emphat- 5 406-408 N. Broadway have been made in the several f wari 40010 ta vor upon any refusal of arbitration arious Accidents, When All Others Fall Consult and by Congress during the preceding wh that seem a suitable and sufficient! charies Walders was buried beneatn a clay bank 1 wae ; — oo oe — a * onthe Ar at Peoria, III., yesterday. He died soon after. D N. W at | T 1 | address was t. “st — apd eacer Ww eve ro ore a ere Spinks aceidentaliy led his brether. — * ia * the last is one class, of etrike that can never —.— while ‘carolecsiy hand ling a pistol. — 514 rrashington ay. uis, meeting is 9 deer ia rticalars —— S 0 1 That Taldbotton. Ge. Ee, Bpecialiss in sympatnetic & e D A st erteok the five yachts whieh were rae- 2 2 10 plain: The parties ing rt} net. Jone, New Bransewick, yesterday ‘and PRIVATE L. CHRONIC, NERVOUS. 3.000, ; — b by inviting your con- strike are not the eight mea were drowned Seientifcally and successfully cured. Write your St social | ee neeat a aati D r a gary moe eee. Aves PRE — se 1 ; u all or write — te 1 5 r LEGAL. eas ales. * a constitu still remains un rmined. A * ont yesterday afternoon. T N 5 ae merit notice. by 2 ven number of —— ai to the King Bishop eppliéd a lighted mateh to the bung HOURS 9 Tol AND 3 To 8. Nötig OF FINAL SuTTLEMEeT—Woties is ine! OTICE OF FINAL, SKTTLEMKST—Wotics . 8 NA Not in the Electric Combination. Aa dye Hg ~ ~ e such a lots resentiy emptieé whi lat Mt, Pleasant, — y aiven to all creditors and others inter- } Tex, in the expiosien he wee weunded . the face LEGAL — * — estate of Catherize ane Desebae, dece having behted tt po force of la nak peed and J. H. Coen of Bt, — ia the leg. a a. B. B. b. d. — 1 r to fx a moral obligation upon auf A switch-en 2 7 tr be trate 7478 ine TIC J or FINAL SET: L ME NT—Noties is | 4 5 a 9 A pe 4 LARGE DYWAMOS NOW | RUNNING, 7. Hane reed «at Hand- reby given te all cr rs and others inter- 1 Bt. Louis, to be ere For Electric Light and Power, See concerned f any rday. Weal Giasceck, nat 9 a | im th t thea Reutli pression p- pumber of equ nw ip 0 Nader were bruised 0 2 ae I, the unders aed executor of a 3 — 2 = said city on the second Monday of ee Mre. Mertha Jackson ws wn from a buggy tend to make a fina! settioment thereof, at the next | ber 2 GA RRARD | STRODE The secretary, John Hinckley of Baltimore, | „le riding with or of ances e near Hasse term of the Probate Court of the city of 8t. Louis. to Administrator de bonis non with will of Catherine uernscy & cudder reported the membership as 1,118 and the | ville, Teng. , en . 2 — 7 of September next. said city on the e Donohue, rere mer 1492 | election of sixty new members. Rvery State | Dine. . r abe was te hare been 10 REIPSCHLAEGER, STICK OF NAL SETTUEMERT—Notee | « 8 rn but Nevada and tires out of the ne Territo- Top Marks ana W mo traction en — of the Estate 0 of { Dorathes Reutlinger, De- as hereby gives to ol all bert L. floary and others inserest- o eos ries are represented. The treasurer, Francis erer es =*ture!l ges ipe at ed. Ind., yesterday. F. NoHL, Agent b 4 —— Ra wle of Philadelphia, reported the Qnanece 1 8 will probebly aie ana 225 1 7. Louis, Aug, i, 1804. N 1483 livend to makes oe duals II settlement 7 4 rte: next ‘ a P OTICE OF TTLEM — rm of the Pre a u 5 ee. ccc sseue CoatsHenss i saad ltr oa tes y * Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern R’y balance inthe bank. The Executive Com- ested in RE. estate ef John J. Osterm 4 ed, | seeond Monday of September next. In GAT r. that we, the usdersignes executors of sala ectase. IE HENRY, pted a a free CHOLERA rs Bana oF with the Bighest good o criticiam of mittee submitted its report in the section on intend to make a final settlement thereof at the Agmtabstester of the Estate of Robert L. Henry, i> | Washington d Ret > whose tical following seems to be | legal education. Twenty-th Deaths Reported for th pextterm ef the Probate Court of the city or St, Dec 7 An Urn, 20.25. ton with whatever ot government This afternoon the Chairman's address was nen — * — 8 a tbe bes nd Mond. 7 18 — I 2 Lente 2s oa. ee neg onday. on onday of September ne yr PA 7 Meta dne dat, | made by Henry Wate Rogers, President of pantie ⏑ F 42 i ae F's SALE, IN PARTITION—Mary A. 4 Sp se August 22 to 26. Good returning until Sep- ee Pin ry Armin Pinke 0 tember 16. For particulars apply to ticket agents, r| the Northwestern University at Evanston, Fepeak but imperfectiy its | lil. Papers wete read vy Judge Johnson XK: | 0000 on Avg. 20there were thirty-two new | Stila; hag i, isu” 1403 i ge g Themed 3. Parke, Sree Mas HRS «throughout the Wes ay A read «@ clause o its Dion of New York, on ofes- | cases of cholera and twenty-three deaths OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT—Botice is liliam Rutledge, curator. Wii th out the t, or at mind of one ane’ courts 2 omy boggy Uaiversite of and by J ohn, De The ee RB reported from different parts of the empire. 2 A te esa ree te Gib epedivess a8 ue . — — 18%. In the Cireals > Clty of 5 ’ —— 7 per Ticket offices, 105 North Broadway, and Uniom’ * esta unice lor 9 ’ By virtue — 82 authority of an RJ -! of sale — Legal Education in the West. JosH LOFTUS’ WIFE. ebased. ‘that N. undersigned. administrator of coh 8. — 1 a he — Depot, St. Louis, Mo. 2 ttl N 7 B 3 . thereof at the next term ef the Probate Coert of need, not WAS AN KVANGELIST. The Wounded Negro’s Better Hate Ad | orcs fn enid sity on the second Monday of f Beptem- ber: — ‘be hours +f aise 1 AMUSEMENTS. be the city of St. Louis, to be holden at the Court- acceptance ber of a defense 4 noon and five e'cieek ia the ehoensen ry monition on the Error of His Wave jy Le of the Matate - 5 yom at the east freat door ef the e in ¢ tacit t shall consist in Sore om aggressive warfare upon . who in ‘yA 2 or 2 **Splain yosef, Josh. How did dat woman Deceased, Eunice . Taylor, City of St. Louis and State of 2 gol at pub constitutional ways assall them. Mrs. fophia A. Diedrich, the Alleged | gone come to shoot yo? Tell me trut or yore | N. Louis. Aug. 1.1894. Lr | COLUMBIA EXCURSION CO. ---FAMILY. EXCURSIONS. Frick OF FINAL SETTL&MERT—Notiee is Pirst—A let et ground ia that „ > ne’s THE COXETITE MOVEMENT. Penstes Fraud, Had Vistted the Jail. black soul kin never git to heaven ef yo die.“ Ls. — N hereby given to all creaitors and others inter- seathern additios,te the City of N. Le — OTT oF WICKS BLIRG | GRANT) REY BLIC. I shall frst refer to that extraordinary Mrs. SOphia A. Diedrich, who was com- The foregoing admonition was delivered By | ested im the estate of Charies J. Bremer. deceased, | within city biock No. 675, east fronting 80 feet , that I, tue undersigned, administratrix ef said es-| liseh en the bert side of Geyer avenge sad run- Carr. GRISSOM. CAPT. THORWEGEN, = spectacle witnessed early in the year of con- . the wife of Joshua Loftus,the negro who was mitted to jall yesterday in default of $500 „ ta 4 „ e 0 siderable bodies of men collected in various | bn to anewer tle charge of extensive pen- | Sot and perhaps fatally wounded yesterday | the. dost term of the Probeie Cours of the sity St | beahaed an follower Morin .. AND FRIDAY, - der the 1 St. Louis, to be holden at the Court-! ir id | of Barbara Jenicek, east dy a lot 1 t ; sections of the country unde leadership by a jealous and envious damtel named Low) e on dhe 22 heater — 7725 5 — page As by Gerer, — ah At 10 a. m. sharp, for At 10a. m., for wr : sion frauds, assumed to bean intensely re- of persons who asfamed military tities and P Mitchell. Loftus lay on a cot at the City Hos- LENA BREMER a lat now or formerly of Mathias Treka, 4 ho — to march upon Washington. | ‘sous woman. It isto this she owes her! pital wren his wife visited him this morn- | aqministrairix of the Estate of Chas. J. Bren Seen d- A lot, tract er el o in el } N img the movement was | present predicament. It is alleged she said | ing. Before making a request to see her hus- Deeeasea. * repre: — Re 2281. block bof Payne’ 2 subdiviaion of KENNETT 5 CASTLE AND MONTESA 0 MONTESANO. irjbirth,or which they ill-things of her Catholic neighbors on Mary band, she assured Dr. Marks that she was F. NOHL, Agen 130 of the Carondelet commens, south 78 Miles fer 25 Cents. 10 Ne tor 25 Cents. had selected to live in, owed them the duty avenues, and that they ia turn talked of her a ‘‘sensbie niggah’’ who believed im accept- St. Louis, Mo.. — 1. 1894. 1485 the River po yg Le gl gt Robert ye Boats return at 5:30 to see that the means of support ’ ing the inevitable, without a continuous and TUTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT—Notice is * OSES), 2 * were provided them and that | pension dealings. The Federal authorities | protracted kick at the existing order of N hereby given to all creditors and others inter- cores, sone eer ote. one art — Music, dancing and picnicking. Ice water for all FREE. The Ee G 2 the Government must perform this autz. | thus get wind of the case. When she was things. Shelectured the wounded man 4 | ested in the estate of Dante Heutllager, deceased, | more particulariy deseribed as follows, to-wit:' Be best conducted excursions leaving the city. Will leave auss stree aron No attention seemeto have been taken by | committed to jail last evening she was rec- | little, however, and employed the following | 'Bat I, the andersigned Executor of said estate, ming at e point where the western ¢ity limits e | 10:30. Tickets for sale at John McClintock’s grocery. intend to make a fina! settlement thereof, at the es City of St. Louis, Missouri, interseets the south = — — - —— — — — — them ofthe apportionment of powdres be- ognisea by the guards and some of the dialect in reprimanding him: > the Probate Court of the Ci — — tween the States and the general govern- prisoners who kzew der as an evangelist Good Lawd, niggah ; deah you are agin. Toots, to be betden eien side of Lorentz street (formerly Robert avenue), ment. The States were passed unnoticed, | who used to carry on religious services there | Did’nt I done tole you Gat you'd run agina| oo tne second Monday of September next. 7 | SBenee cast along the south cide oF sald Lerents LEGAL. ä Union Trust Building. 1 to one familiar with our institu- | on Sunday aftermoons. She was not com- bullet sum time. why ant WM. KEIPSCHLAEGER, street 236 ei AY ay in the center of the iver tions, it was piain enough thatthe duty in- mitted before she had made every effortto| you stay at home wid me. | Executor of the Estate of Daniel Reutlinger, De- „ Bie py — 2 — NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.—Notice ts sisted upon, if it existed at all, must rest | obtain sureties. Wm. F. Niedringhaus, who — 45 you tole me dat ef I’4 make a libia ceased. the — 2 80 Age in 6010 Rives l Nr „ the States. But the armies marched | knew Mrs. Diedrich as a church member, | you'd be satisfied to stay at home? An’ now] F. NOHL, Agent Des Peres distant 250 feet eass of a point where the er the — , 2 ot sald estate. ‘ 1 rectly upon the national capitaitodemand| and FT. W. Font, the pension ciaim| you done git mixed up wid dat brack hussy | . | ouls, Aug. 1. 1894. 1454 | said western city limite intersects the orth side of | intend to make a final settlement thereof at the next he action of the general government. These agent, refused to de her bondsmen. | and she shoot ou.“ NOTICE OF FIMAL SETTLEMENT—Notice is | Fannie avenue, theace west sleng the north side of | tors, of the Probate Court of the eity of St. Louis, agrant bands 1 8 1 yer The Federal authorities say that although Mrs. Loftus, in * + tty hag gave way , 1 8 on ~ and 8 2 . LI Ir to de 1 P im said eity on the trim s n to te este mB the estate 0 Mme Sobeek, e- second Monday of September n Sal tk While they pretended to | meni ee tin Hk slat vot satiated, for ake Les hin and started 18 Ber hacer 27 Pasten | coszed, “that 'f, the undersigaed execuior of | sald Feasie avenues (hence . noritwesteri? ai bete ee CHRAIAH TINKER, Seventh and Olive Sts. resent the doctrine that the Government | h al lal for $400 as veteran to wash clothes trat her 1! d b said estate, intend to make « final settlement | reetion aleng and following said western city limits | rrecutor of the Estate of Philippine Tinker, Dee. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. J. HENLEY. wi under obligation to provide for its peo- bounty and Sor x: veteran’ s . — may ha ve a dome if he gots — and | erect. a8 ‘the next term of the Probate Cours of 8 aa. (04-400) a1 8 . St. Leuls, Aug. 1, 1892. 1461 St. Louis’ New Fashionable Resort. New Vaude Pn „bird 28 lot, stat ‘or "pare sei of land OTICE of Administration de Bon is Noa.—Notice | ville Specialties 57 week. * Best CARE. im | might had, they found sympathizers | her career was as follows, according to her 0 E tember next, ; 7 | amon als those temporartly out of employment | own admissions: She came to the United weap Sxcursion Bast. Executor of the Est ate of Emma Sobeek, Deceased. 2 nic 12 * Soe “Carondelet vorn NLA ymca 88 26 cents To Cafe Concerts, after 6 p. W * ip pelude | - 4 29 thets other well-meaning people | States in 1649, married Henry Diedrich in Only $20.25, St. Louis to Baltimore and 44 Agent, ss. * ayy Poy hey ee e — a> Peshate Coare of ake city of St. Louts, bearing ine se seat for Vaudeville, 411 22 75 cents and $i. ue function of government 1850 and got a divorce rom him in Washington and return via Vandalia Line. —~ —~b — 2 Bt — — and west by the city limite of said eity of Bt. Louis | date the 3d day of August, 1894 oaly "vague vane “unsettied notions. They | 1856. She corre nded with a matrimonial Ticket 10 A 22 QTATE OF MISSOURI, City ef St. Louis, s. Ia and more Pertieularif described thus: Commeneing The authority of licabeth Champlin, ad minister- FRANK M’NEARY, caused unrest everywhere, and as they agency in St. uis in 1858, and got John ots on Sale 48. to 26. the Circuit Court, City of St. Louis, before — at a point dere the soath side of Adelia avenue UHRIG’ 8 CAVE — Manager. ted notions whieh are antagonistic ox af Doerr as a husband ing the agency $1 Chern in vacation of the June term, 1894, Tuesda interseets the west side of Fifth street, thence tbe existing social and political state, they | for its services. She jeft oerr in 1865, ana WILLIE WALTERS’ BENEFIT. vs tee RQ 70 han ee H. Ham l. bir vs. Joha —— 64 foes 6 5 to . pores 389 the A. UNION TkUS T CO POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK. wester mit ec es : . . every where a public danger. got a dtvorce from bim en 1870. In 1874 she 1 Itappearing from the affidavit to the petition side “et said Firth — thenee along | Administrator d. b. n. c. t. a. of Warren Champlin, To-Night, Grand Opera, THE RAILROAD 6TRIKE. Married John Miller and gota divorce from It Was a Grand Success, and the Cave | herein that defendant is not a resident of the State | and following said western elty limits in a amorth- deceased. i th ef Missouri and that his whereabouts are unknown | westerly direction toa point wheré the said west- St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 8, 1894. 1555 Darin mmer past hima in n is city. She was 3 * n allow of her Wee Well .. to plaintiff, on motion of oe by attorney isis | erm eity limits interseets the sonth side of said | HanMON J. BLISS, J Attorney, 417 Pine st.’ strixe of railroad workmen. ‘The sanse ta property . .... asst ha, tn sien | Shade snes ˙— ——— ̃ ̃ ß rn ae 2 r of | and Fifth street, and shenge east along She south | next door to Araot's livery stable, Pry A axe f m — e of said Adelia aven ee np 006 2 , Or about their treatment by their — — 1 ~ he ees wits Deere, 1 — success and a flattering testi tween the parties hereto upon the ground that de- peint of poate ante aud “containing ei hua- —— — — A. oem Same . * ane oP Cartain rises promptly as 8 o’¢lock. yes; it wasa sympathetic movement, Ir alle ed she induced a minister at — — — See — 42 88 ‘aero ban one year $o-wist * — A * Jed of are’ reund in oF . en ot of the sity THURSDAY. THE 20TH fer Se pAUGUST, ites, 9 — to alter the Daptiema! register office oficial now onthe eve of leaving st. Aue the ear 1884, and unless he appear atthe | of St. Louis, wit 1 Bes Bye ren, front. | 9 the A at 12 * M,C. RICHARDSON, THE HAGAN=-TO-NIGHT uestion fairly end which has on — the girls were the children Louis for New York, The receipts were ve term ef this Court to be begup and held at the City | ine 14 feet 6 inches on th side ote ille 17877 be 2 dut attention con- to si . P wid t Moneay ef Octob . as * Public Administrator, in . 0 the “minister ad large, and the audionce gathered at the Cave [sist Lauls, om, the, fret Movear of Gotober next, aun ‘TA oat § | "satate of ensy e 2 WR. BARNES OF Ax YORK. the rights, legal an equitatte of those a. Mrs. D : we be affected and ues *. 7 was a splendid one. The production of | plaiatiff’s petition, the same will be takon against 7 feet 6 ines wes Emlly Rig! as Marina. Faust“ was thoroughly satisfactory, the | bim as confessed. entire company seeming to exert themselves And it is further ordered, that «a copy hereof be through the middie e 1277. —1 sate of a 78e. to law ip the 8. Louis Post- | aad Night prices—25¢ 50e an it atlowea do the utmost in hgnor of the occasion. — na bewepaper printed and published in site E n “cite ‘of ie ren at of the mas * | ix viet ny FARRELL. m ducted this su Mr. Wal * — r — cou of his death’ in the civil war. eiter wilmeave for New Tork next | the City of St. Lop ' n : off of the south ond 7 th bate 880 — of Me pension, end Pension | Tuesday. and will, after a short rest, take | "A true copy from the record. ofeaia lot is re 1 22 2 feet ier Gourt of the city of Be. Louis, te de hold POPE S_KVERY DAY: Examiner — r who unearthed the vow e as treasurer 7071 i Madai- a ao ay — * 42 ot August, 1504 Court, Court-house in said city on the second Monday of J. v. nen „Aae case, recovered $2,000 of the money. More carry with nim the best wishes i een! [een sani ZEPP, september nek", TIE K. SMITH, Rxecutrix, — 1 arrests will be made. sands of friends in 81. 1 on 9 Clerk. od 5 ILLI On WILSOS, ey 9 bay in the be Golden Giant. STATE of Wiiheim Scheeper. Leceased.— tor or the 2157 7 e. ‘Louie | m book . Stephen Ridgiey, * Vaudeville 40-10. upon the following terms, . sold 1 Bt. Louis, Jaly 315 1894. Come any hime stay ag lor * as oe ron Ue ike, ORAL LIGHT. Tinte D Notice is hereby given that * testament ADDITI Detective Service, Odd-Fellows’ on the- estate of Kid Schaeper, deceased. — fourth! te of land te 9 RUSTK SALE— Whereas Alfred J. soa — 2 T Mary 2 is wi o ie | Bidg., St. Louis. Other omees, NewYork, Chi- She City to the andersigned by the Probate Court of — “ts, 3 * certain deed of October Hew Franklin — ges — Be Ulumi- cago, Denver, Kansas City, st. Faul, Portland. ° 38 of St. Leals, on the 15th day of August, — trust, ninetecath +7 2 Cato 58. 25 — noted at Hig 128 persons hayisgelaims against said estate are cent per anaum option of —4 — * e Har RACING > Mee ef sy of St. Louis, con- The Franklin Avenue Improvement Asso- Raided the Bouse. ' uired to exhibit the same to the undersigned for | ¢haserex pressed betere —. per 2 © 7 of St ciation is about to clove & contract with the | senry Tarlor, colored, ving at us gte | nvr sr a f. ff, wom say e ee e | Metal . i I Rlectric Light at South Side Park Edison Illuminating Co. by which a 2,000 [ nut street, reported to the 222 said estate, and if sech claims, be not exhibited ; er. Sheriff. dred 4 1 (498) of de candle power arc lamp will be placed in the | robbed r - n 83. Louls. Aug. 2 4 is, 2 Ae, Sine ey Every Night at 8:30. middle of each block, between Ninth ana l 87 W 1131 Beh day of, SPER, — 9 Rt ~ for Piaintitts, 416% IX. L. — 5 8 ne bh Admission Soc, all privileges. f Twenty-eighth streets, on alternate sides. | was raided and the keeper nan 223. Dora — ne 2 W N 4 the worid. Kavanaugh, Cl 1 7 N = Jaced Kristof, Deeeased—Notice ig | (UBERIFY’S SALE—By ug roe ran 0 ae . Jie only night trach in The cost of this private illumination ts tu be Arrested emie Holton and Josh James hereby given shat letters testamentary on the execution, issued od from . *. rly of 1. G. W. N 1e not less than 82, 100 a r., to be paid by the 2 estate or” Jacob Kristof, deceased, were granted te Court — — sparen ae te parallel Take the 4ch 8. 18th 68. Unica pot property owners. the undersigued — the Probate Court of the city of | tned term 1804 1 pers . and 4 . 80 ) test west from the sest son av. cars. NEGLECT your hair and youtoseit. Panx- | St. Louis, on the 1ith day of August. 1594. All vex’ of Fifvooash, (2558) street, sogetner. with the >! , — 5 0 Pa persons having eiaims against 81d estate are re- 2222 Hiram i * at, Theve ler levied &poa +444 N 41 11 1 1 Si ee SPO RT SMAN’ 8 p ARK, fo ree r’s 2 color. all after the dat rey 0 a tht above a of, in | knowt as num aims to assist ’ — of” bey 5 precluded from 27 — — prope Sowing dees 8 real eaamed: ooarevante te th *. a to Saturday, Aug. 25. . ‘or Gov. ong, Eederst | an: went to Be Provided With Transporta- HINDERCORNS, the best cure tor corns. 15c. | of said estate. and if sueh claims be not exhibited | im cisy of is tate — riba I C 1 Aome of 2 n tion Back From Cairo. within two years from the date of this publication, of Missouri re ome due and remains unpaia. KNIFE Au OLuB.—albert Bi Bruce and Henry | dex will be forever barred. lote N ny of t fore at the e request of the legal holder of is paves were national duties ta be per- sion of a $5-bill a ‘There names as Mat Martin, Rube Shannon and Bil) | 1411 Pine res W ~~ eto and in tb Wien: STATE of Dee wonery © = feet Ste inch tn Illinois, national affairs, agents bn. called at the office of the U plied a Knife. Arrested them and . eren to whom im part the perform- A>¢erson, cal | ® United | tsested the 5. Wers ae ae Gounings, Aeceassa, were west by iat ig iby ee, oF In the forenoon and Day ight and States District Attorney to-day and com- les — —— —— — ͤ H— d „e intrusted and disorderly —— plained that last fall they shipped en the . fie city of wt rs $4 ‘as 3 7 between the hours ot N ‘eloek in the 1 E 2 r of ** eee th city of 3. 2 Ss. steamer 4. K. Speed form Found trip to New 4 PALE racm | divers tapinh cums aeite tule ae | taeiestueek ine ohana ot beta? = Ee aes --FIREWORKS-= — all Orleans. At Cairo they were discharged ana comes — oor wance within — Seabed — yh the date of said let- Pr Asta 2 3 72 242 23 the ba vendue, Blader 21 ee 1 — renn * — benefit of LEWIS, paid for their labor that far. They ; : claimed that 855 within two years lee ate of this peblieation n — ty Seat Fy Is 3 | 5 110 Ip an have since en : 0 — ' 7 1. e 4, Nest T. Executor 2 . es 1 2 been made . 180%. 7 | 1 ean a ALTGELD'6 FALSE POSITION. Wilt Dated 7 lat book 11. 04 Beet Three negro roustabonts who gave their ems fought yosteré oom for the posses. | 188 thie Nag Ar cit ee 2222 of the eond 75 t line e —.— — — 2 . trust the Wa eng ba on. Two Grand Disp AF! 5 5 boat about the matter. Main Discov Children ip ad who THE PR ACEMAKEER OUT. weak, thin, pale, and : puny are made Kate Keyes Interferes, 8 | : * in a Fight Between omen. to , ry OF ' —— 8 1 adapted ) E 12 e last — 2 at William N. builds up neéded and St , ould Ge, between Ada 18 3 2 — Ar ) 1 45 We f 1 1 t . . 11 — es ee eee — —— — ee i ree I — ee te
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Ad. 1 8 une; Display rr 4% genere — a „ end Ilten: rooms for cents: $2 te $3 week. young widow with means; o8- 3 — H work ne er a: : a — t matrimeny. effice. OAS on tirniture ia de elty real estate eee 4 Cn YS ferred. Address F. O. Box 39 Rolls, Mo. — f 141 Sener . aad — wir a | Se 3 Lites Roo 2 d “te * reuscnable 5 ov US on 4 ; 4 ‘ — — — Wildi eee * H 1435 FRANCIS Sr. —8 nice rooms, ist and 23d [CARS 08 fecnituans a Hoe a — 8 8 best 11 prety — floors; separate entrances, dne cellar; one goed steral Loan cadlines, 15 conte 1 a. — 215 Money Wanted. biosk from Easton and Grand avs. 5 Sos 7 Co., J08 N. 8th, room 1. R. W. by widow ent washing | —— a B. II TH erf. Nie furaished ‘ — 2 1 OR Tone 41 . watches, 7 1 CC e ae r eee gna eect | natin casnnet ie peti” oo ‘anes A i ants family wee or 1 * n : x 2 _| Ments, 1s. , at Dunn’s Loan office ranklix av. oceupled d . Sian are Sy the Gays alec sorupeing. 1 a Tine each Rae... 1513 MENARD sT. Fear rooms. P A LADY gives massage treatment. 2107 Market 1 desiring sRort-time lers: an smount . Cu . dealers. ADDI M and cabinet- Sate work at] 7-a1 N Waere or $500 ter 12 months; t. Louis : — * Co., adress oun ar E nee aK T8 2272er 10, fe eee * * 2 * . ae firet-cless ic. A * 84 = Og vm — 5. see ty real estaie security worth twice the 1517 MENARD 8T.—Three rooms and attie. SOURS Say spree massage at 2107! are — — ; | av. » room 1, upstairs. 232 rente. Can 2241 value of loan. Add. X 461, this office. FURNITURE LOANS. heim : OHMAN— Wanted 1 1 1 ar i iron- A have applications for loans on real estate from WASH ST.—CGomfortabie furnished teoms | Miss GRACE BERNARD, 1144 Pine st; all oan thou dink oan . 0. NN sass 2 nm — —_ VW 4 ering best of security: these wanting 180: for light housexeéping, 24 four; low price. kinds of baths, bey -rum venbinge, te? attend. * to on furniture at per ap he wi 4 FOR LE ASE „ strietly confidenti . f 2. gents of housekeeping: bath: 62.50 per ; ——O R-— \ ~~} 7 | he perties . + Ad reliable. Add, * 446, this oMee. Ar! A N short street between Glasgow 44 safe investments can secure . calliag On or 181 OLIVE 8T.—Niecely furnished rooms for A private matters treated tree male or female. Unian MOT C pady youss oan — 8 — K = JOHN MAGUIRE «x BG. 10% N. Sthst | wee. — N an 4 or traveling salesmen: exper | MALESLADY —Ry young lady, piece in Exposition CARN uw Thesaied abt. IR. t Haviln’s Pharmacy, 6th ana Walnut te,] Lans money onfurnita 4 band! Ba | eis bh Ware; references Al. 4d. @ 446,419 onnitic: salesiady or osherwiee, Add. H 446, | Wanted $150,000, 5 Years, 5 Per Cent. | 190 e — 4 — fers os male and female diseases treated; eharges only om of your oP ry and pay off louse And Improve to Suit Tenant | 10 : . ES ' : man 72 + ition as driver; ANTED—By 2 rie site. In restaurant | and plant worth not less than 46 R. MERWIN, ladies’ jal physician; all busi confidential: loves rates in city. 816 oh — poner | this oMfee. ‘ 7 ‘ MORGAK ST.—Front rooms sompietely ’ apes pays . ae — work. 444 ei. efiece. Wann ot work i108 7th st this office. 2000 fur. for housekeeping: eee room con gent. A. jreeqeleritios quickiy relieved. | CRestnet 88. second foor He | 1 - 14276. AM day, week or month: terms moderate. experience; receives au w 7 2 —Waented, sit. as driver orery — 3 $10,000 at 6 Per Cent. 2121 PIN EST. - Front rooms $1; for young men. | © trowdie sail er write. 1006 Choutess av. tWre an 8 LF FOR SAl E! int „ BE ® Gormen, marred mons copeats STOVE REPAIRS. eB bloek from 12th and Olivests. Ad. A 446, Ds MARY ARTHUR treats female — 2 — tioning all paymeats piainly. No other enarge c 1 N | Uꝛ— u— for light housekeeping ia & private family. | Teas. terms; bus. sonfidential. Call 2612 Ween 28. peforo dus, Neo publieity. 12 Pine st.. ee Help Wanted—Fematle. reference dur. con. Ladies za troubie call or write, 20 fl. 14th. } rr — fs On furniture and pianos in any amount you re | by the Post-Dispatch 0 , b conte por Bene cask tneerton Diaplay i 261 LOOGUST 8T.—Sieely furnished front room, R. LO TTA FRICK, midwife,graduate of apial —5 without removi — tren your ah — —— y p t n the n | K WANTED—A good Cook; references re- each 8 OLIVE ST.cA neatly furnished 24- treated successfully; charges reas. 120 8. th st | se commission or chacges for paper; you een 1 2806 Vlive st. NTED—To bey six or eight-room house west story front reom fer gents, 614 per month. ) you waat «a n suit eal! 2 see 12 monet — 22 — * dona C, ; Broadway and Sixth street. Has Sale or retail CO Sai waietier et neer Olive st. ears. © 446, this office. Mee _witheut board. Rs. N. VAN DYKE, masseuse, 2226 Ghestaut frontage of 52 feet 5 inches and 115 erienced in shi K WABTBD—Immedistely a üret- else 0008, ͤͤñ„ LUCAS AV.—Neatly furnished rooms. sf. a FURNITURE MORTGAGE feet in depth to a 15 foot all — — om —— * * „ e . — — (OOK WANTKD—Competent women to Sk. Partners Wanted. suite; very reasonable. y refer * 7 ® position. | quired. 14208. Grand av N — 20. K., forlor2«entiemen; terms mod- 118 U. 14th ss. : i wan Middie-aged women oa small — — — — Cards, 30 conte por agate ME. AMES gives massage treatment snd barns; 1803 Washington Av., 2d Fleor. , te work for small wages; Al | good — fer an honest, industricas women. story room, bright and sunay; small family. . — WHll loan you any sum 2 desire from $10 uD en — * this offiee. eave your where you dan be seen with P ARTHER WANTED—In established real estate a Mo. BUS HIT gives baths, massage and magnetic | furniture and pianos at the lowest rates, and with ic 0 — * itt 446, care Post-Dispatch. business: must have best of references; St. Louis | 29] light heusckeosiag. wreatment. 1005% K. Broadway. lens charge of any kind, and give you as long . to Delles. Tex.. for cook for mall family: — — 293 LOCUST 8T.—Two nice, newly furnished N * de will red the — ‘ 7 ; pay. Callat4p. m. Mermot & Jeceara Build- 2 Ab SREP SSE EE TS: Ae ee ME. ANNA, the forsune teller of she West. ou borrow the money you can Realty and Financial Co., 3 5 —— a Rn E SHERIDAN AV.—Handsomely furnished ORTHAFD AED TELEGRAPH UNS iina 2 Go. Rewwers 10 cents per line; Display Headlines, J cents 2945 rooms, complete fer housekeeping: all Bs. DK. REM MN RKAMP treats all ladies’ trouble; 6. Phone 885. 718 Chestnut st. Broadway 8 — line; Display Cards, 20 cents per agate | “SS entences. each ineertion. eddressing us Ketablished 39 Medicine furnished Office D. Med. Co. 107 N. 9th ST. LOUIS MORTGAGE CO. VER- fen by young mqe pf mo bed bad- WAITRESS — Wanted sit. by German as weltress Ww Central rt aad OLIVE 63 wins sles inoelaued caaale COMMERCIAL LOAN CO „en take Gare of horses and drive. or general housewerk! an experienced anted, on tral Property, 2116 . ST.—First-class furnished rooms dy [p Be, &,, DOSBEN. the female area; Bi years’. * a * 22 ‘Jonduement; indies MA: KET ST. —Laerge furnished front room successfully; reeeives and boards |! but whet L. Castin a espera pres ages ef yeu eontract for. bate given if paid eve deseription. Aa. 4g Bs 10 Lega et. 23 cad’ a0 thak Giicrask banana RANWAWEWLAND inal? . 30 floor. . 1 8 7 — r 0 — . > . Real Estate Wanted. 2605 furnished complete for housekeeping; $20; D wife; treats and eures female troubles; board MON EY TO LOAN The property formerly occupied: 70 floor. logos receives ladies dur.con.; female co oan be paid beck iu installments aad save | side of Market street between K WANTED Por family of thres. Gail eariy | W “crGrana, about $6,000. Address with terms LOCUST 8T.—Nicely feraished rooms | —_Derasine et Duan — house; — —e— : Past, 2704 ee ustler. Ad. 0 none ether need apply. 1431 Lucas pi. complete for housezeeping; single or en M* M. BDWARDS, massage, 22317 Market * ex- wash and tre in — family; reference re- 70 par teas A ete 281 > LOCUST sr. — Handsomely far. room, RS. LEMON gives massage treatment and batds. LOAN O0... For particulars refer to 18 wants situation; anything re. 1 sin cook end washer aed ironer: 6 each insert 9899 WASHINGTON AV.—Very pleasant 24- fret-classattendant. S. 16th 68. G rip oed girl, ret. required. to wen preferred. Add. K 447, this omͤee. ing, Boom 506. Miscellaneous Wants. eee eee: 826 Market st., near 4th: estebiished 1951. the notes wil! inelud and Martet et., St. reeeives during condsement 3314 Fraatiio av the entire year without vace- OUSEGIRL WANTEKDO—A girl for genera! 8 5 N : ee 8 RS. PARK Sat gives massage, mecnetie aad eiee- leo give you written — = Persona! housework. 32319 Chestaut st. * — 301 — n 14 35 M trie treatment; i st-class — 108 M. 234. | agreement that if yeu pay the loan off in full before LEGAL. ts mey * * 1 - — — — . the notes expire that we will give you a rebate on all * Q —— — 0 — OUSEGIRL ba Lay ür for general IGH EET eash price paid for household gooasand | @- A ULIVE ST.—NSicely farnished front par- HS. L. HOTSON receives during conflzement, | notes that — not dus. If you have bought furni- 2 * ae — — taught by setual ley meat housework. 15 ogan st. feathers. M. Dernin, 107 K. 32th et. 3101 lor; t d treats irregularities; satisfaction guaranteed: | ture or a piano on time and cannot meet your par- Wet 4ze of Michael Gannon, Deceased—Metice ig wesstul in getting employmect. W for ee Th) 8 * — : : FFT honest dealings; information free; experience in all ment, let as knew and we will enden you . hereby given that letters ef administration og — „ — od n for genere Wr. — „ As 3112 SHERIDAN 8 — 1 — cases; ladies In trouble call. 1803 Washington av, money to psy it: we do not remeve any goods, bat the estate of Michael G : . vlor ane vy Da . ° - —— ealthy tie southern exposure, for light eh ret, Mes. J. Bir graduate midwite, receives | eave them im your possessioniwe will guarantees ~ „our terms to be the cheapest aad easiest in the sity, ladies during eonfingment; frst-elae~ aceomme and in case of sickness we extend payments: alto ’ 1. Heben WANT &*D—First-ciass German pre- quire he 8 Cross Home, . w. cor. Thomes | ing or gents; $1.25 per week. ferred. $23 8. Lege av 25.7 —— 4 J WASHINGT(OM AV.—Twe connecting ub- | Gations at reas — eee K a — * onabie prices; strietiy eonfdential. a 4 eee WANTED—A girl 1¢ years old to 3323 furnished rooms nicely eieaned; private | Call or write 1031 Park v.: teke U. D. cars south. MMM vie Ty BR, — b 1 II essist im housework. 1821 Fran av. Lost and Found ——— — — 1 000 BUSINESS CARDS, 81 (inferior, 76¢;): | formation you wish. Our office is open from Ta. WAPFTED—Wite-awate boys in tent out- OUSEGIRL WANTED—l1st-elass girl for gen- 1 334 CHESTNUT SI. — ice furnished front . bill-heads, 61. 56. Orole & Co., 815 Locust. | m. to 8 8. m. Notary in office. side of St, Louls who are ready to avail them- eral housework. Apply 3131 Laciede av. 5 cents por line each insertion. ttn oie and cool; private Freneh fem- . ccna | 822 N .. en of lexesedie opportanities for making money OUBEGIRL WANTED—German girl for gon. | — ** — Vans —— — 3 DR. BELL 4 NERVINE CURES 1808 Washington Av., 24 Floor. oo souls sell — eee eral housework; small family. 3686 Lasiede av. [Cet Beech of Ba e 390 necting — fuss for — EPILEPSY : * , 228 r 23 Sih ————— — Bae aso re way. ust s 5 ss * ; 10 1 OUsSEGIRL WANTED—German giri for genera! will rent cheap. 0 x — ae eee I ˙· nns — 2 . = — —— 4 39 GA I Wi AV.—lieely fur. room; all modern ee aati Money to Loan on Real Estate Clerk 8 2 tthe 5 3 oe tee ; * OS m the net. a pair of gold-rimme — : 5 no e Jane rm. 5 1 Nr e Ne- ER. whe T]OUSEGINE WFB Nie girl fo? cr Ife glasses, eh and pin attached: loss | © 1G ‘conveniences; ese Ball room, DR. CHASE 10 cente per line; Display Headlines, 18 conts | dey. August 21. 1594. The Fuller: Warren ‘Cems | cam make money fest cnough. 1 4 month bei housework in family of 3. Evans av. , 1st gw etd Bg — RE “stven fee 90° — BER rig yi 2 taratehed reems for tran- Owns exclusive rights to 3 Cards, 30 cents per agate 22 0 ta toe — at te Bg 32 f noor. . a . . —— use ontunder ia . — . — 0 : Marois. 2 Sti cy werk} 10 poo ab neh hn SEL n Louis fer the painless ex- day fled herein thes thes Gelendent incase — — family. Fase = Missouri, City of St. Louis, ss.—In the easy work: no boeks, pleterce rain —~Goed Germ - — — — — — Fon RENT Fer rooms, 2d floor; water up stairs. * 2 —— eanvassing: goes pay; only . . D or stolen —A large black and white Ker laquire at 2381 Madison st. traetion of teeth. In- 122 te loan on real estate at lowest rates by | dent of the State of Misseuri and that the ordinsa ar those aceepted whose parents r write Gees ph. . . . 9 — — ¥ gy ay pew te pee frou Rent- iT swe gentlemen want lovel 2 Ne . pes GAY & McCARK, 922 Pine st, R law cannot be served upon it on motion of 2 C. B. G., oK 4 is oe ~ erp : 1 N aintiff dy attorney. it is ordered, ° for particule rs. — nisbed room, home comforts, reasonable tracted a day. In Crown Ws 28087 to loan in amounts of $200,$800, ant de notified thet a civil — as eon — 3 8 — —— OskoilkRLVANIED— est white irt for gen- | reward. * T= CARPENTER Wa. * 1 perye carpester who ander- H eral housework and children, no washing. 59.6 -_— . =e | price, call at 2128 Olive st. and Bridge work and all $80,080 08 } entrap 2 $1,000 to menses 139.20 it for sho zum of four hundred sixty- ts and room mouldings. 4. L. Oiive at. 1 ! TOTEL COYSTA—Northeast coraer 1ith and | Kinds of Plate work we invite and solieit cases shat six 100 dellars o — u asecount BN 5N FOUSEGIRE WANTED-—Good girl ter general Horses and Vehicies. Pine; newly fyrnisned rooms; transients se- Dave proved failures at the hands of other Dentists. Wenn merehandige sold a . D ogy ti 1 — — commodated. ‘ plaiatiff to defendant and for whien * ast. e e e 22 K. housework; po washing, Drag store, e A ts f der off CONSULTATION FREE, PRICES MODERATE. promised and agreed to pay : ve Bares eg inde 88 EG Coen keer ee Cards, 20 conta por agate) THE ERICSSON, | for"pnys. ana dentists. W. C SI 00 000 at 5 Per Cent and that its preperty has been attached; and unless — ees — oat Cin for housework: good place, 268d pay. 142% . each 2608 Locust st. MeCrear » 506 Seeuri Bldg. E. O. CHASE, D. D. — 0 1 0 it appear at the term of this court, to be begun and —— — Wer wanted for bade +++ Siri for housework; good place; good pay. 1425 — * — ; Te loan en choice improved property. held at the City of St, Loujs, on the first Monday of r 8 — — „ — or Wanted. F RS AN 0 Olive St. JAN. M. CARPERTER & CO, | October next, and 1 on OF before she third aay there- > —— — — — : i . — 27277 — — reo | eee Sree tried **H S46 ? Judge their , /‘ ,AMTEU—Teexehasge good sou work horse For Rent Dwellin ucational. . o further or- 88. ae H - 520 Pine st. * 5 (Gray), suitable for any kind of benling. for & cents per line each insertion. ered that a copy hereof be published aecoraing oe), a ue by the montms Shey wear. S20 Fine | « — tent gir! for gen- „ Address * 450. this efiee. — a > re 777 law, in the St. ul Pest-Dispateh, a newspa : al oempeen® wees bo teks cheese Pn — 2 1 2322 = 0 WASHINGTON AV.—Elegantly furnished — 11 * ene A 2 Nr agate he 2 l of sb. Louis. * lard and sive a metory references. Apply moore Velmar boulevard. For Sale. Pe PS eo pee Rie oat 1623 rooms with re Pes suite ef pariors; agate mae enc ° ae each — 5 w hae ° a) olan’ ane ihe +s 6, ind. OUSEGIRL WARTELD—Girl for general house- ‘tk m= — rena ‘ . $30; visitors to city secommodated,. oe ae ae ae | ) * * —— Be wea to dig trenehes fer wort — . — good wages. 1348 Gar- yy t-- 2 5150 Themes er 7 1834, LOCUST ST.— Neatly tarnished rooms with 801 — Gah, Bide ———————— 12 High Seheol 1 — will open Be en „ PHILIP H. ZEPP, Clerk. Virginia av. fand Walsh «t., 8 | TO" S¥-. © . TT, ³ 8. ret-class board; terms reasonable. keys at 3011. tember 3, : r pa 9. 5 M* Lie — hour. im Maloney. 2 OUSEGIRL WANTDD-—A girl for generai bouse- 1 Y X. 9] 1g LOCUST 8T.—Niceiy fur. rome; rr c y WAST BELLE Fi- igzsülf bai voor: I. . Mo. 1516 Chestnut street. — — San ears for plaintiffs. 1604 WANTED—J0 laborers to work Wednesday work in s smell family; reference required. | 4, save you 25 per cent on any svehicle of harness board. BOBO Suncs coutelnian ches ecmnteies Vaaeee : — — NOTICE to Creditors o dene Union Building mora . B salesmen, ostler, general beaker, 3817 Bhepancesh st. _____ | yee buy: our stock consists of new and second-hand | - OLIVE rec furnished yooms. with | and ventilated reoms and large reeeption hall; improv d City Property for Sale Aasociatic mon and wile tor country. Room 1. 314 Ulive st. OUSEGIRL VPS Lt gn girl = geneva eke top wegene of ee n 211 first-class table board: terms moderate. doable brick walls, open plambing and otherwise a 3219 5 “ S — tted up te meet the requirements of s family 10 r Cards, 20 : 3 „ * —Wide-swane men in tewrs outside of St. Denso wers and te es riages. Northwestern Bagay Uo.,1110 I. Broad way. WASHINGTON AV.—Handsomeiy fur- semed to elegane d eomfort: rent most cents p ; Display ’ cents per " . „in case of Kate Nr. are ready to avail themeeives of fe- ing. 5021 Weobingtes ov. CCABB. YOUNG & UO., 1333 K. Broed wary, will 2234 mished seeond-story front room; with or — — * 4318 STEWART 4 Co agate line each insertion. vs. Westerm Unten Baliding sod opportunities tor making money should sel! 7 SEGIRL WANTED—A German gir! for gen- . board. ding. — — 1 Kvenine and Suadsy Morning Post- ne housework; emeli house and smell family; beat anybody's ovriee on groeer, laandrz. without doard Commercial Building. | . OR SALE—Twoe 4-room briek dwellings with cel- ek dwellings with cel- Ulle wherever itis pusbea. For terms oo4 wages. 4208 Delmar av. buteher, baker, carpenter and plumber’s wagons; 26 LOCUST Sr. —Destradle reoms, well fur- } hydrant water in kitchen; front yards, side : co dress ©. B. G., DOXA, Mis — . — — also first-elass storm baggies, surreys and jump seat 3 nished; excellent board. HAYDE L & SON ances, . 836x110 to ail "_Bellegiaae av = afte „% copies a te ‘ OUSEGIRL WAWTED—Woman for genersl | buggies of all kinds. : 9 ert of aston av., one block west of Sarah st., | 189 a seme Gee theseasver, ae housework in suburbs: three in family. Apply — 2722 DICKSON —ů— agar front north o stom av. * | present their claims tome with such lawful proof CARVER WANT ood building store | for two days at 1000 N. 6th st. — 2 roem with beard; reasonable. 109 1. Seventh St. $3,000; terms ceuld be arranged. as th the same. * — Co. — — ö — ; JOHN MAGUIBE & CO., 107 N. 8th at. = —＋* . 1 — ot Springfield. a Gove Meese Se OUSEKEEPER WANTED—German girl who Household Coods for Sale. 2804 LUCUsT t+? —Very desirable rooms with * pur e a al . DERS ANTED—Practieal stair K English for general housework; must . board, singie or connecting; gentlemen or DWELLINGS. : : 1 0 so put up stairs in befiding: none bat de good. —— 2781 Morgan st. 10 cents per none cae Cards, 20 cénts per | couples. 2665 Lucas av., 6-room brick: $32.50. ; ly le ; 2 — 4 og 4 — 2 1804. ee nics need apply. Biumer 4 Kuba a L agate line each ¢ . LOCUST 8T.—Very desirabie fur, room 7 8. brick: $32. 50. from the hour of 10 ol * @ 3900 uteau av. 1 tia model by artiss 280 — 7 — BR ry 401 —— os 83 — A ne 50 A medern 10-room brick residence in fine order, a ei cea a % * > — — vel . R SALE—Screens, ges fixtures, ete., at 3700 ; ; 2 brick; $16. just east of Vandeventer av.: immediate AI Park . ADY Wa*TED—Laedy to devote part time to Laclede av. 1 2 1 LOCUST Sr. —- Third story front room, 1222 n — ak $40.00, given. Open from 3 2 S * 22 Pi bn aferesaid, aecording to lav, f at stables in rear of 8327 Mes and invest § for half interest in good | — ‘ : 5 r 50. sion. nts, spe TERS WARETED—Two teamsters for! no ing business: will Dear investigation. Add. A | FUR SALE— almost ew folaing bed et 38924 ait ——— = * - $11.50 Telephone 4135. nest. | the first Monda wegons. Inquire at stable rear of 8327 bat, this office. Windsor pl.: price. $10. ard 2304 DeKalb st., 8-room briek: $9. from all — — 2222 . —You ean ebteio e refined and genteei R SAL.E—Leunge, sideboard and other furni- class beard; private family, 4308 DeKalb st., 3-room house; $9. aftairs of said corporation, and the | Stex people to e a: Dispensary tng rhe J ** pe, week. “No canvassing. Fe. ate ~~ Hy at 1434 Mississippi! av. . oppo- SAG) OLIVE Of ataten tepui good. Gat. 419 8. 15th st., 8-room brick; $30. FOR SAL E niess the —— 1 1 — * : . : Sees Creemmens.. Reply with self-addressed stamped envelope. | site Lefayette Park. 3020 bath; board if desired: reasonable, FLATS. This elegant corner. North-west corner 21st and . as asa wing ef ha tnositd UP —Suits and 2 te order, | ether Alien, South Bend, ind. | OR BALE—Owing to leaving city must sell entire F. 7TH BT —Purnished reom, with board Pine st., for hotel and manufacturing purposes, sball otherwise order. 2.50 esritz Tailoring O0. and Olive. AUNMDRESS WAMTED—Good washerwoman. lot of household effects; complete througheant, 8029 yy mer at 11 0 ‘ 415 8. Jefferson av., 4 rooms; bath; $17.50. Lot 94x109 with improvements. Price per foot. GEORGE A. CAsTELEM Ay, een | L/ Apply of 1408 Dillon ot. er ee ee ey ns ee oe cer at reo endelig. 38 I GIRALDIN BROS. & CATES, 1190 Receiver, 417 Pine dt., 88. Louis, Mo. * rder. —_-- — office. K j — ct -st ust et., 0 320. : a—Wotice | $3.00 — — — ACHIWE GIRLS WANTED—Experienced ms- 3142 r angie Or ensuite; boss table | 2145 Geyer av., 4 rooms, bath; 823.60. ay eee tT of Gare 3. Williams, — — 10:3 Armstrong v., S rooms, 24 floor; $13. is hereby pres. cnet jotets of administration on of Sareh H. heb may ov here pete — : —— chine girls, basters, and to leern. 621 Lynch. | © 2 beard. . — — —.— — the estate HORT- \pachiwe Ginis Wan ted—experienced ma- Business for Sale. 3156 SCHOOL ST. —Mieely furnished rooms with 1 ev. d. u 24 floor $15- FOR SA LE anted to the undersigned N 0 706 end 106 Olive | 2: — Ges and poccsce on vests 6 2080 6. 6 10 cents per line; Display Headlines, 15 cents or without Boards ob} conveniences. 1114 8. 10th st.. 8-room stone-fronus; $30, 10 the city of St. Louis, on the 17th day of August, . st. 1 g Dey. - DH g Ww 51 AV. —First- class board and 1535 Gratiot st., 8 rooms, 10 floor $12. ty 1512-1514 N. Othet. Two : URSE WANTED—Gir! as nurse for ebildres: — — — nnr 341 — 1 ceatiomen. E 9 1533 Gratiot st., 3 rooms, 2d jfloor; $12, double tenement buildings renting at $54 per monsa, wine 2 AA. engl mage apply 10 o'clock a. W. Thursday. 20 N. Spring ne 931 N. 7th st., S rooms, 4d Boor; $138. Lot 2b. 6x125. $4,500 will buy tnis. = | requ to exhibit the e to ae, near 27th add Pine bi. —— 5 152 LINDELL BOULEVARD-—Slegantly fur- | 4467 kasten av., 4 rooms, 24 fleor: $16. . BROS. & CATES, for allowance, within ono year after the da ’ Situations Wanted ' — escs — — OR SALE—Store, butcher shop and saloon; eas nished rooms with er without board; all 2805 F. 10th st., 3 rooms, Ist Soor: $10. GIBALDIN . letters, or they — from any den y 7 males. Sr WANTED —Salesiady: experienced; receipts, $75 per day. Address D 446, this home privileges. ’ g 1107 Chestmat st, of said estate, and if suche be not exhibited FE A 5 comes woot ot tiene | rep washane ond Band Saishors on coaie | — rr ͤ aston emaktorbooet ¶ K e . ; ' — Machine en Ss r * 7 ard in private family: select neighbor ; N t., new 5-story brick building. this 17th * — 2001 Angelrods st. For Sale—Miscelianeous. | terms reasonabie. Add. 6 445, this office. Sh. Bein oh. good saloon sornen: 868.” YOU WANT Dated this 1 Joly i. GUNDLACH, 1 7 Pcp. phy K 5 9 7 1 7S 8 2 . 4 8 hy. Add. T 446, — * pete po Thoroughly 4 under. 1 7 Agents Wanted. 4 Jo cents per Une; Display Headlines, 15 cents N 2 ~ | 40 Wash et. smal aha A WEST END RESIDENCE? S N of St. Louis, es. —In she agate ime; Display Cards, 20 cents per agate Fiats for Rent. 031 K. 7th st., store and room: Cireutt Court. before i 11 eet cents i eo insertion. : 931A NM. 7th st., small etore; . $0 e00 oF work out by the ay. 10 cents per line; Display corr 16 agate 10 cents per line; Display Cards, 20 cents per | _ 2195 Market st., saloon corner. rooms above; We can offer yeu Washington Boulevard, vesation of wesuge term, 22 A — — — Cards, +4 OR GALE—Chesap: lot of assorted niekel plated agate line sach insertion. 1 av. fine new store, 20x60; $30. 4217 and 4219 as peptone ner. cook wishes sibuation)a ri. - show cases. elirung & Grimm, 161 sh.and Two of the prettiest modern — — — (ase . 7 , t-class 1821 Coleman st. one 3 UU Vee ie Tee S. GARKISOK AV.—Nice 3-room flats; K 1 2 BU . N in the city, built rs A for meney and in- ted situation by let-elass coe in A ey Behe tp pen Be ge FE 8 death. R SALE CHEAP—Wrecking siaughter house, 424 water and gas. SEE WEE l f. 1 LLETI * throughout. — = — offer 8 anteds oY ree 1 4— bolier, one freight elevator, 366 structs us to agcopt any } rk boarding house; no postale answered. Call to-m errew. F. Nebergold, m 80A,904 Olive. N Apply — 8 — — — —u—é N Ne * Len represcot us inevery city and town | Hue avs. ; To Let for Business Purposes. Dancin Phene 888. ( 10 ox wash 4 77 - i = 5 mutt Cc * > Pine st my a+ oe * 8 228 10 Display Cards, 20 10 * cook, 2 1 433 EO. cents per tine; Display Cards, 20 cents per 10 cents per line; Disp:ay Headlines, 15 conse “panies. Gand 12 o'clock at 1715 t * Musical. — wine coh —— agate line; Diapla y Cards, 2U cents per agate storage. t bi * —Wantedt e ouses, R 7 Mae? lay Headlines, 15 cents NOR RENT—Stable for & horses, also shed for | ne cack insertion. — , lay Headlines, 15 cents y existing between the gg 35 3636 Uncut ~_ — 0 ° coms, Etc., Wanted 4 — ne: 22 1 20 cents per ayate wagen covers. 1815 Carr st. — — * IC cents - 2 nity .— 20 cents per agate at defendant Das absen : — 5 conte per line each ner. aha a . — — ve THORUVUGH course in dancing $5. Prof. aud agate kne; Display ’ se Dial without reasonabie ) AK&K—Dressmaking Gone at heme or| —— Ss A each insertion. 112 — 1 a ae — 5 Mrs. Adams, 2715 Washington av. ; always open. each insertion. ) one whole year next immedi . * * . . . an — —7 terms reasonabie; Fe erence given. 3802 W ae Ve y+ la reom for transient. Add. B “ahee-Chass — exesiions second-besé | 02d Jefferson 2 | G3 AB AME's 8 ole ¢ Behool, 1808 Olive; pal . — — MAKEK—Experieneed dressmaker wishes ANTED—Two unfurnished pianos at rare bergeins during balance of this Rok RENT—Large stable, with carriage room, | dancing d specialty; lessons ail — call for pianos, vebieles, trunks, denes, O06, ate _ re eek ta 8 Chop ‘or will ge oct by tue day or | VV cncees sie Der month. Ad. W 460, this ofice, | wontd._Retey & Comp, 016 Ohive = loft, water and granitoid floer; near Grand and | terms, 4 : bie aten rooms, £0 on sctimates free; money ern at eme. Adé. 225 8. Jefferson av. Yu ANTED—Two — = rr 4 —— UIrAR LESSONS given; new beginnere e spe- Olive. Add. H 447, this office. R. and Mre. Arthur Mitchell's select private 1 ou Consign goous to our dare, elepbone ation as general housework shed rooms in 2 clalty. 2646 Olive st., ap- stairs. — — — dancing academy le new open for regufar fall “nm. U. Leonor!, f., 4 Co.. 1319-32321 Olive. RL—W ants hu in t of — ee mar — are eser preterred. Add. | 446, ths ofies, WRT: n PIANOS—legant assortment: $50 to $75 saved at Removals. . 18th st. (Second Carondelet av.) Ail : ory * * — — teal =? A Manne ’ 4 25123 NM. 14th st. are guaran ro- ; ; — | ANTRD—A 7 or 8 a Whitaker's, 1518 Olive st. , an ital 3 Ming EUIRL—‘oung girl would like asit. todo W eation for transient trader unfurnished ane WANTED—An experienced young lady 4 — 10 cents per line; lay Headlines, 15 conte m da e nd all other standard ball Fidelity Slorage, P acking and i 00. — rk in email family. Cail or | atonce; mean business. Aad. K 447, this offiee. Ww wishes situation in Exposition or ¢ancing agate line; Display ey ao 20 cents per agate 3 and 4. — ANTED—A lone lady desires & email room with | *@emy- Ada. 8. 5 444, Cate odie. cach imeertion. ely Friday even! 20 1728-25-27 and 29 Morgan St. — 4 aan Olas. est yg — and West of 230 aie} ty vg WW mast be cheap. ads R. A. B. SHAW has removed te 2937 Washing- — Ne ned ay "Coil or terms; references given re- | Phones 2890 and 4101 . "| office, as eo aod dress Dati, 1 ton av. Hourst 10 t 12m. end 3 to& p. m. quired. 4 Braneh offiee 1003 Pine st. — amram A = be as ee a . a.) te oy 8 8 38 ä — — — He Bate lS ae TS, . a “2 8 £ hae oe, bs ~ J _ — weit r it grew and the Tartars in the obvious good intent ot the secret forces „e who was killed in the expedition | follows the loss of a loved one. Then | sky was as cloudless and the striped marmot | sound. Rot mart set. The sound became a | blaze of glory. The ofthe world. The mood of the Mussulmans?”’ thoughts of piety crept over her; a life de- as self-complacent and important as ever. horses’ f pped as if to sleep, but the two no way inferior to that of the — . 9 Ostap. se is going into a con · | voted to . — higher aspiration. The Nature seemed unconscious of the frightful | rumble, and 3 pho anole: — — — 8 when it bedecks itself in testal gerb, with | vent. flowers filled the church and the impression’ inhumanity of man and her mood was as was apparent. od apprehenstvety ovee thal — 00 Of when I was 6 yellow flowers nodding inthe sunshine, the The voice of the priest was heard in ex - | ofthe savior and the divine renunciation | beneficentasbefore. . © ease and 7 band of horsemen were Seen enter the ont. | solitary horsemanon his Arab steed ie im- nortation. Blood had flowed on every side. | stirred her innermost nature. Many hours later when the girl tecovered | steppe, where & I „% yous Dressed as would de tue mariner when the] Widows ana fatherless children wore thore. Suddenly as a storm sweeps the steppe | Consciousness the of Tartars were rest- | approaching. „ther ctled. sea is in ite sprightliest humor. who sobbed for the absent ones, and now | —the vinga, most terrible of burricanes—e | ing their horses near of the great |: rue . . In the assembled throng knesung in the there were tears in the eyes ot the) shout was heard outside, hundreds of figures | river. ene SS eee — ity i ee dns tones of the organ reverberated so | Cathedral, listening with rapt attention to giri. for she remembered e the Tartars poured in. savers — — * N — ee —— a pores hata ‘*across the rivert“ commanded the Tar.| ‘some des 8 * nn that Raster Sunday in the quaint litte | B® Monotonous intonation ot the priest, mant was her lover, bow rene and lamentations arose and | ann, è e 1 rne destiny of love that waits fan 4 was a young girl. Here, safe from the war's | the tones of bis voice, and how Bis ange, | merciless horror of warfare in a barbarous La as i ee hc gana ee . 1 in the town just beyond the hin- arms, her nea yearning for isolation | 60 terrible in battle, grew soft and tem land was apparent. On all sides men and Aw that flows grandly and with solemn | trom the strifes which were agitating the When he gaged at her and in bis impetuous) women were put to the sword and the priests y threugh the land of the Cossacks | land in that early stormy period, she offerea way told her of the booty be had ste | were killed at the altar. Instead of the tones . . home of the Tartars. The | up her petition, asking that tranquil condi- the Turks; the nome he had repares of the organ, bringing solace and joy. gall broom on the steppe waved and waved | tion of mind which should aecompany a soul anf the broad estates which u meme | shrieks and cries of anguish arose, and with the endless motion of the sea, and in | longing for freedom from turbulent sur- 3 And now he Was gon 5 — hr * roundings. . wandering @ were sea, struggling mass—t etage — —— Her beauty was that of a flower of the} to sing the tale of theif, A MR enen from nie Role on thag bright day u e, Which, thongh Perhaps hever seen piel deat rr Pry aan week _ warning betng Fothlensly rept . by human eye, waves itself proudly in the | 4pwa to . en 3 Eee sunlight. Her figure was stately, her bair | es. « she ea the girls; the Bries . ful ana! er 1 dark as nig s bar ares had a-Biammows tastes when they strolled together om ase one * s looklot at stars at a time), pede bey! fT 4 So sciousness. 80 f 5 80 D ere | ea : wy 4 ~~ * em 2 ft sak: * . 2 ars 2 * 4 4 ; . i £ vy ö 4 r . N 0 renn * — * ¢ 4 . : i * . * r . * n *. .
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; > a $a) r 2 * T= a. fis? a * 1 * N * ag * * ¢ * PS i : 8 28 yx le ay te * 7 6 my we oh 3 * — * : y ot Seong 4 * 0 * 182555 ve , 6 ö recto eee! . pet din gs = x teh pate: | 1 2. oF I Capital, ONE MILLION TOLLARS, Pula ee m mu u 4 Authorized by law te act: as de Adminis- . wah 0 3 Curator, Receiver. « . solicited d received 4 any amouat from oo e terest allowed 17 on real estate 420 0 other collateral se- curity. Real Estate — sale. Titles investigated . and abstracts and certificates thereof furnished. ene Mss 3 . Leas Safe Deposit Boxes, in. all gi sites, | for rent, and va. at Sime. 215 15 f le packages received in storage vaults. eat and N i ait 2 — IGEO. A. MADILL, WM, Tauss, C. TOMPKINS, cars local. 2 | President. Vice- Pres. Treasurer. put bn the other Ni , stated to well 1n- ow . . men : ts price is suiictent nes in 929 if the cody | fork) tt ; pls con 3 ane ere . 5 f 5 — — Ta rarage one 8 onto lower me maces vole ral- J, J, : , Lodge Notices. — of te ee anges wu pew he , - ‘ base Sey oe — and JACKSON COMMISSION 60 j a 1222 26 cent sect insertion; n | rable . 0 4 5 Threurhout the World. ‘ 2 b — ne Od Is ae eit mark 203 N. 4th St e e * WASHINGTON, Aug, 22.—United States n- 2% ure 8a t day fate “wan. ory 7 week, 2442 iel yesterday. Mining Stocks a Specialty. - Our Stecks Are Oe feck g Nager 2 Visitors gal- General Jonas at St, Petersburg, in @ re- A. The 9 5 wer Boake, Sau clove o. 2 * Quick and Aetive. 8 Palos . M. Ke . oes en : + toa er 83 Fold on ot Stee : Sies Aug 40 bid, Sept Attest R. ra F. — — 1 — Lage a t ea of the yurned ve Re an r EC oR RAEN ORE ee aS Derian railroad is likely te have a depress. N Nn offerings ware picked. yaad oh — — 2 eee ° rat fol art 8 pom gg gs an W * 7 rily, ing effect upon the prices of grain through- North De 75 oot far 3 afer the In 4 8 of a ree- out the world. No seliable estimate can de rota. a penn tee beer pold leier at So 55e 5 2 8 ta 9 — N 1 7 — ‘exiating pete 2 a 1 ry} 1 rh wan 1 — + —— — by this road — — — th 12 2. Ar Lie Fat — eneral ral real aetate be 1 . NN ae ' , MaRKnte 1 TELEGRAPH ' 225 t 2 25 1 r | Shae “pttag” at ws ay vamany | aaaee ae F . tiers 5 tae e — . a . | ~ Wag . oats ere i e 1 of 1 0 n ory! aber early p, but feeling general- . on the eat) AME r nr A2. ae sp Me x 08 i 2. 1 8 ad he : ow. — 1 re 4 hai an ay avers 58. an Bept sold iete | settlea wie 35 7 12 Baldwin- — * fre b ovelogk tn Wing the title of ee at rote io lere ont * of e 5 Joplin against Michael late the of grain ia for Rou $ bid. nes x 175 Aude .. markt gs 1 whe 0 era POT @RADES—8 — — — . ͤ—— — 12 73% i . was tied in tn „ Ctreuit Court 8 n Gove ts Sot ae 5 quarters Ae 25 valde at 31 Shae for romuiet. 1795 tor ry ee ey waka 1 2 — 9 atte: t 1 8 te tends shels in. lessen a poor, rye of 2 8 11 0 3 noto N bid 0e for regular, e r . it neg. of partioul and the attorneys wi 8 ou ie Darley — a vera eren. > sae thas 2 4, 10 ears. The inquiry was| Market is quiet after the heavy movement et thel as’ ＋— F 12 er yo bee : f raat * 7 beiter and higher prices paid for mixed, but | past few eie Manufacturers will buy es wih. ane but there was an almost complete ete ez. a Louis, Ang. % visidns fi malte e : ) aint. oF neben ans line with We at a the baying 8883 99 a 4 — ine tat — the adjustment of vaines wi May. 4 — —— rm — 4 ety 8 ie (2 reporter ot wwe r * 4 : Soe Ser F expects bu whea SALES: Spee 1 bins cars No 2at 320.1 803 182 — a to 12 Te Figs Nisbet re declined e x Carson in regard to on ‘on the ite whence the 1 harvest complete l 1 rh Track 282 83 car . A 1 Shite. x Y 8 meat, Ky 1 corn. 188. "ts ; a, 127 1 — 2 the Dill Gf partica- | wheat a! oo be exported to other European Shipments, Mg t, 166,000 corn, — 7 pene me these dliegations on | Countries. $e: sium average crop, Dut barvest w — 1 5 Zeoler at de. 1 thin B 5 28% — a ,000; 1 Si 25 track—3 care un — mixed at Sie, _— 1 vore 1 N 5 2 1 = A 33, Neo Neon, — 7 ise Revel p in whieh ine ‘hank 23 DEMAND FOR SILVER. The State reports on condition of corn in- same ‘eboite No at 2 light Xo 2 waite at * . e “leat. deen dicate 5 recent ' 22 . 4 Sales . 1.2 . 7 85 or Central ana Un- mad t 11 No 283 41 Rise im Price Attributed Almost Wholly 8.) ore — good, J slate | cide ot Lip cate at 68e. 95 and Sale — oes and low. 7 aio e 2 0 5 has 1 te dia fot Mo 2 le side. — do d eee eee. Texas has matared and is safe, Hay. 2 Fs | 4128 — 5 —— Where New Yorn, Aug. A. —A Wall street reporter — Ps in Korth Missouri are ng th Pair Sus ise: “exes, 180 a talked with the leading Dullion brokers of | new corn crop as it stande in the feld and/, lerne, bur the we B cones ae Se 2.275 inn 3 ais ee T.. 45 Sa lde. 8 this city to-day on the silver question in | PATIOS the ed and ted de Wa and the Nan | Were e e would not shede’ pri Hides, Feathers, Felts, Bto. Nr connection with the war between China and | aleo cut for fodder. business was done. Praisic des—Firm. Grow on sxite, — er sue cr No | gain ere ANS 21. — 12:30 p,m, — Wheat 21 eid deed of trust — 24 Japan. The drift of opinion is that up to the . Amma Newell has — from a two Bales: This side—4 care prairie at $5, 7 ab $8.60, ‘dry — bue mod er 4 ze notes also Wx. im said deed present time the demand for silver | Weer*’ visit to — 2 ann to $10,. * 110. 71% " * 18. : $11.25, * ry salted, 4 > No 1. 4s Gd 10a I +) 228 ment has s ula tors. crop in Ohio aad Is a Ssh. 50, 4 at $1 12. 25 traek—1 aoe threshea — . Pri Ri ary. — ers. APA Rita en, ; 3 come from pec rs Thay | tough'’ he noticed as he pa CRrOUsA | timothy as $7.50, 2 prime at . 1 39.60, 12 | small pts ames oh 22 Boe prime gra 28e; | nor * I and 5 * profess to know of no Girect 598 “of Mew York” Wü that si, so. $10.50, 5 strietly fe ‘at . 2 neu at ole--X, 2 28¢; 15@17¢:; EEK x holaers offer E 9 3 red — 4s : buying for China, and aay that in making gentine wheat ts no loa r a factor in he . Re Beas " Ghigheas —Diy pre 9, — spring, 3° pg MR au ely — ottes 225 to e N. told her, firmly but gently, prices they entirely follow the London mar- market. as it is now held above No, 2 red Sh > Pelte—Feil Seat eavel texan, Onecenh : not to 1 her « 7 k One — — bullion broker sald to- wheat in Liver + © mérket was steady, but ver receipts. g bring argv for large green to 18018 for ap OY aT 81. L. | ¢ 111 vel Markee be we nea been pay, 8 tise * 1 a +h 575 ~ * -On - lee . Ay Wasuincrow, D. C., Aus. M. -The an- pabite suction af bigder t ne a disposition on the part | corn specialist. Meate—s 2: ted on cash er- re N dei grease | ticipated enactment of our new tariff Dill has 502 er sath . im futureson silver, from| The latest German Government report says | 4 lopas aud ribs, 7. A. „ raneid 2 a 1 described, tor faded that the purchasin cts for the crops are becoming less sharia. . "boxed. 18e bi 8 . Beeswax—steady at 26¢ hes, affected the wool market in England,accord- Sees Pavone s } Eee prose ” : ; — — ode ibe * ing to a report to the State Department from 184 e a — 4 eGiate shipment on duz tag favorabie. ighwines—sSteady at $1. Roe $1. i of an ae , but rather in expectation | New Orieans cleared yesterday for Liver- Fiour aud 8 1 lie: oe 1801 1 . ay ap 4 25 United states Consul Meeker at Bradford. It 8 ey amit — 255 pool bu wheat, and Havana 2,750 sk At the New York Agency of the Hong Kong | Corn wept t yr ~ rahe! 10 "| Flour—The market was quiet, steady. Hard to ft f Uses 0 shoo, Ba: of Troe, Bade; Sodere ; Gaperd ave camer tounticipate @ brisk and Shenghai Banking Co. said that | Several of the State reports — 2 Upon nne export sales and onty s small domestic busi- ; + demand from the United States and farmers after the rise, following the . of the | the delay in tall plowing owing to drought pany | ° were anxious to turn their fleeces into ready ens 5 79251 — on — BL. China-Japan war, the holders of silver in | conditions. Patents... ..$2 8032 Ig Rye flour $2 goes 38 — because of the Gepression. The Hill, detendgnt: f Safed 2 5 rue sell, and .die 2 sa ter Ema e mew. 3 oes eee ; 2 foes 00 50 | clearings 62,113,043 | prices snowed an average advance of trom 15 rlabt, sit Sint cosy — 17 7 5 Brev- matrimonial is placed a Cholee ........ 1 90@2 00 00/Grite. 1 Balances .......... 3 en u bill gaan et tne ont following described real estate, tuated in t in — city ern Aptos me parse ot! L a Ti 4 was very light until to-day when| xeeeipts of wheat by river to-day were Bran—Asotner decide sad more for gate thea Exchange: Quotea wa. 6. ae ae THREE TIMES MARRIED. —1 oo Re very large. There | only 369 sks. wanted at the lower rates. Sales: Tears bulk out- 0e dis bid|Louisville .....25¢ dis bid ro ey! A ses Hl home trade did not warrant fo fect 5 e north A piece oF Ds or eet ta an ol Joplin, as she styles herself, though | baying for “RAG. GA i. BB Hamburg cable le reports continued rains. | side point at 6Bpc. 15 cars vid take and rail points | Onicaae 384 J bid| ew Orientd.. J dis bid eS et e. 8 ca rec at d6c. Ciactnanati r bid le sande iene washer maiden name, is a buxom, Were undoubtedly speculative. aifion an end Th “elt : nae ent ao + of business wes not heavy in the OOMM (MERIAL. Lead and Spelter. Private — to mien * & Co. Two of divorced was a 1 thatasource of supply was was in 2 ee piy, was frm. ales e 2 care spos . # 7198. “Gees ; Unio Peeific 178. fe * ke 4 * ny sae — enz D * „ Maghet Sutee To-Vev- 85 nt 2872. — vie oF SNS FA SN ee Lake | Baers 138M. 242 Reading’. i0, nav ip Anat wi 1 a was = Deg? « . The recent Ohinese loan of 10,000,000 taels, WHEAT , Bpelter—Dait ena uncheaged. Sale 2 ears at 4 —— 2 299 „0 are —.— the aay pat on eran and equal to $7,000 of our money, wasa silver — : 33 Af 5 o'clock in thet the east loan, but if a large war loan were issued it ! To-day. | Yesterday. | Tear Ago. * Rr * trey ils, the gen front door of the Court-bouse. in ¢ e de of Bt. ge Ee EE: porchase | He | BBS en | HS 8 lg bet appeared d: d ‘interests which . —— e oa * re dull * th of war material, the fitting out of war ves- | N — 2 4 apd wenld be followed by as re- at, of, 1 — 22277220. ved sels and the pay ment of debts contracted out COB. The Pest-Dispatch quetations are for lots in | covery and higher drices betore the ead of the week. — to satisty sald Hot r of China for war purposes, inelineg the — . ; fret hands, wnless otherwise quoted. Orders are „ By — ~ RO nena, F l ED 2 feces ace a 55% 64% 0 agency to the belie! tbat gold . ; 5 | 54 t Alied with chotce goods and are higher. | soreness. * 1 .. f * oleae the A — 1 St. 3 Mo. Aus. 9, n a Lane — the pe 8. 4 4 Rp — 98 — — — Fruits. peoatttal oappiy tw“« - *: 1 LEGAL. N by their deed of trust dated = the rd & Londoh— Har silveris quoted to-day at 30%, an : ear ‘ ed, Apples—Market quiet. Th i amp! 1 [)XECUTUR'S sale of gee eatare—W ereas, Jona pee, still owns the heavy buyer ef silver just now and did not — 31d | * | 6—— and — grades, Dat choles’ tw eee R Willicuse nied on tue daa dare eee ison 2 ua 2 et, 55 8 — 3 U at He she and 1 were united theg | look any great additional rise. It had ie Fe es feos varieties scarce. the general rua selling at c Fat tbe opening, * ye es pe bgt. and whereas said John f. Williams left his last will, rmnent or K. 2 4 large offerings to-day and thought that per- whieh will the 24th d f June. a . iF indtvia- haps the smelters had hela their produet too — LI „ ‘iene, | > > — gy — ome grey be tae pobeted im the Presete Court ef the Ol N . 5 Ru fy ite Bal property ts. long, exes are quoted at 80e to 60e for clinas ana de to | Priced stock eren Lea and State of Missouri. and wheres 3 © uae Biate of Migsourl, d — Dürr er en- by Gaylord, Blessing & Co., tor ftreestones—cheiee fruit mere. Micbigen tery ne A. INA of th Gersianed was by said will a ator ‘ 380 $500,000 in Terre aute. © treasurer a. 8 of 2 7 Ne R. Wiens en the east side of Mary- ed, and duly quaiified as executor on the t e northern. att — 500 feet ef lof No, tx ( of bi BOT Olive et ‘ Stale a Bicycle. LIVE s rock. @ etree — * paskets, Tbe to $1.25: 1-5-bu, te 40c; company says they have sufficient money %0 = Ul and estate of said — 4 — from bond all goods except those at Pekin ee 34th 447 ot Jane, 1902. And wheress, by seid II., Aug. 22.—Ral Raymon — — Watermelons—Receipts very light. only a few 2 here yesterday * ohar a Wanne 2 core received last oventug., However, quite string thet arrangements bed bese mace forall the neces rr cle — Cattle—Receipts. 1.541 head, about equally di- Fon of oars. it K said, is coe — a Mos i sary money Wedsesday. Itissaid $1,000,000 has — * be —— „ "fee > thes " raileil lines a dier Hossell & Bay Of | vided between native and Texes| Tne merzet was — 8 r. Kerl raised iz urpose (of paying. th — Sea one 83 i te weet ee ot ute, Ind., om Saturday. The pris- | activeand strong, and forthe best grades higher | Sept) 55 | 55% | 64% Saye Chore 05 IES SEVESSS SS Bore HS Peete. Tnete = 6LLORD rde amount of ballton gone | Fi ieinetin . ae rat A Bas 22 by 108 confessed bis 2 § taken im- prices were obtained, but the medium and commo | ~ ola. wae on he rae -A-. Ae — tng into the Bank ‘of England to-day is $8,080 pounds. wil 3 2 1 as, said Jes — . ont — 787 n to Torre eee as consented | 4 net show much improvement. — Extreme range of prices $15 to $45 ear for inferior 2 — n > of ie de rag R nit ams died seized of betete bereip- Maryvilte avenue, to 7 witht tbe’ bul dings ana 30% | 81 | 30% ance made 82922 and stale to fancy large fresh steck. The Indias offered bills for 40 laes of rupees. The evemante the ab poate ol old hails from Chicago. o Qu : . ; : . PORK. Cantaloupes— Deliveries . bom r = market tendered ls 1 28-824 per rupee, an advance —— peer h ee 3 22 8 my 185 1 75 an — oblts ation. § .. 884 $2 40 * Jan 1 88 (18.57% (13.60 Sel by sys tm Oa l per sbaice. | of 22-32d over the last prevailing price. detate cs in seid will, provided, now, therefore, — nate © sesforth | Heid tor Murder. 19 cteors. 1.388 = $9 22 9 LARD consigned, not wanted. : in consideration of the premises, asad 7 2 of trust and of pt cate eae sear iy 54 25 inte — Lanawor, Ind., Aug, N. Irhe preliminary 2 85 DDr ae . moderate; Hartfords an€ Ives, Welt Gtrest. the undersigned r ‘will rr, os I. AAL eee end . y mo oe BE Te. 3 : 220 rB: Conco vira, 8 to 40; Dele-| New York, Aug. 22.—10:15 a. m,—Speeulation med trial of John Sexton, the slayer of Hiram at 11 SHORT BIBS. ——~ | wares, 142 a. 400 to e ene B on the Stock Pane A wea a shade Speen atthe TUESDAY, THE Ur 2 OF SEPTEM . tie payment of n 2. ~ N 30 mixed. 4 ‘ensigne me- | opening, bet with the exeeption of a loss of 1 per tween the bours of 9 a * in the foreneoca and payment of the texes on the said property for the Sept | 7.30 | 7.30 — 7. 80 ~~ 57 0 mon e 50c to 60c per &-bu bas r 4 — # me I n ’ centin Consolidated Gas, the deciine in the eariy o’clock in the afternoon of tp year 1 — ' See. rent demand; market unchan eaches, fairto | Distilling was sotably strong and making an ad- bidder fer sash. for the purpose of pay! 0 Ties: Sept, 618.60. Laré—Aug, | case; Bartlett pears, * .68 per 40- box; leetrie, : rliin ton 1 issouri Mi cae 8 BER . 2. * for sew Lr ranean eweets, 64. 284. 50; Rodi, $5.50 te 50. the marketis strong, exeept for distilling, whic earth eer ty 0 — IX. house. int Clover—Oash, $9. 75 U. t box. per ounce. Money, U per cent. rate o now or fermerly own Hogs—Receipte, ov, ket wee OnK Ww Dec, as. Corn—Sept, t i ° ia 12 rons. seule 7 — he — 2 @2¢ pt Vegetebles. —— LS pay — 1 * bills. tbe b — * 16 per 4 "Beli 122 west . pro ä e debt 2 1 2 RET, — 2217725 Detter th a — S4e0; Sept, 64%c; Dee, Sie, DOU pkgs aad ts, 4 pkgs and 906 but ship- 118. m.~Directly after 10:15 petiling “aed 0 Bw o>. be ball bullding. KINSEY, Atterney. UMPERTZ, oved wile of Gus Gumperts, after sterdey proved about one 4.380 bu. Market easier: sales nal a 41 taxes N 994. 1668 "gp Ungering on good bea of the taht and the com- INNEAPOLIS— Wheat—Sept, 8340634; Dee ba from wagons. Levee ap 25 yn 28 pes 8 & nee ig oie 741 f 1 > n st. Louis, — 21 " Fonera! will take pisce Theredey, auc. 23, at mos rough a 4 — sel much better than yesterday. | ——. 4 4 tyke eed oat 40@50c per ba, aecording Be e General | aa 5 99775 bber 99 ie ani en 8. 194 6 W by their 1222 pA — _ dared 275 zat ot: 2 m., from avenue F i ru . Onions—Received 78 pkas and 148 Da: shipped | preferred, er 10:30 Distilling evinced re- | “aati. Paice Atsosey for Executor, 16 i : ‘ b =, 2746 Clark aves Friends of ‘ ture Pries _o W. Far to choles’ Wes And fader 882 to pretecs Tt bee, 20:90) — ng ev Sim T. 57 7775 107 1 tor u “4 Deeds of the sity of t. 5 un 1 3 3 A * . > nr invited to enone. 50 dpa er 38 1 bg as page 240 pa * TE OF is, 64, ed she fol! * pew “ 75 1 n ven, His Highest | “3 —— 2 Diese Potatoes—Southerna dall at 61. 28 to $1.50 e A One Sew ED la e 8. thes Bilas 101 1 i 4 st. 4 25 8. Soveis ube de term, bis wife, conveyed to the ng and being situa Yesterday.) Saies Fo-dsy. per bbifor yams gad $2.75@3.10 for red. Home- A2 N reterred has sold down . State of ieee seve ral list r WHEAT. abo, wee 65 per 7 aul ry te Cueva Zug. Sita * * “aeltveries bY gardeners were af es br a tend 7 in the hoa ol tended toward poh ey Court 71 4 . . | dere |B CCC ee Fe" ht eas D f per du. nsign 7 „Cons olidat oft ‘ of 4 chanel be seee = thie 9 45 i ia ä I 1 . Dre far ag, art 1 n 8 the 225 a “Peciede evil mn. Raymond is NATIVE CATTLE SALES. Sept rived. And wheress, it ie mecessary to = a 9 to awan the action ever 3 Be bail. emi steers....1,041 007 ere tt SSESESERS — Bartletts, 1.544. om du Darket. dealings did not ex@eed d per cent, which was front deor of the Court-house. + % 1 eity of St. Now, ‘therefore noties is sby given thas * v. .. «4,148 5 7 2 eer „ Dole 8; chelee, ee grapes, $1@1. 155 er 20-B case: | vance of per gent io 40 de short while the | cies and distributing sald estate, the Sept, 7.8 e 4. dort ribe-Aug, 7.276; 80 .. choice on orders highe 122 and Lake Shore, a; Laclede Gas. preferred, between the hours — 152 1 27 * W 1.23; Set, 81. Lemons-—The market strong, prices steady. We | has lost m per cent fy. -seven one bua na the Ah ee * CHICAGO—W heat—Be t. — Deo, California Fruits—0O 1 oe for the cer- | made in Sugar, Missouri Pacific and Union Paeific. Louis, Mo., sellat pubile vendue, 3 5 of trust. * the rt — tort 2 separ a 1 note et tine plums, 706 to$1. German N 10125 50-2 market improved. 1 selling up i Gen- ted in the X 1 Oranges Firm. fei uote: California Mediter- d the ot ha traded 1 1 trat B; Sept, este: Extra fancy, $6; fency, $5.50; choice, $5 LONDON. A 22.—4 p. —B ilver, je: NDON, Aug. v. m.—Bar silver, | 80144 as follows: North 28 eat bid rf tain ie 8 Me —AXNA A. 5 EUHLMAK, mother of | Henry w. and Erngt ©. Kuhlman, died ot her » 2810 Bremen avenue at 5:30 . . ti * 21. Funeral 66 1480 p. ., Aug. 28. — ~~~) oo 2 D it: aad io lot number twee. a eS SS SS — n Corn—6@100 per doz. Mey | a. ——— $1 to. $1.25; wax, 81 to f 9 ena State in she manner preseribed in 1 2 e he 1 8 700 2 avenue aad exten ing thence southwardly Detwees N yee NA 2 * ba 8 iba arallel lines one hundred and twenty — 4 more of - See sed gS Ses 888 22388828 e : e—¥sir offerings and demand at $1.30@ ced 1% reac 7 u an juth, | motion of plein | rate in shipping order —— 1200 * 4 be” a b ess to an alley int 8 bers—OMerings large: 1 demand light @s to noon lop pr he 4 1 — 5 11 45 50% = ber bes and 25@40¢ er fate the objest ect inches west of pad parallel to the east 35 17 to 0 per bunch fer smail and 30¢ to aoe y at * 5 f 5 a decree of di N tu by ley. . de ds 2 teat wee tcoineides with the center a ee Pa [Beeman LGR aw eg oe 1 ae 4 eh _ eile @4. Comme ber moro : DAGI—Oa Monéay,Aug. 20, von MABCAGI, b . John's Hospital, at 9 p. ., deloved bes- N Theresa Marcagi (nee ae in the | his court to * n Mevyement of Wheat and Gorn o- Day yg . 228 i 2 f po : next, pnts n oF ’ . Sigs eb 1 71 f 3 as; M 2. do 1. a aes pee deed of bits 2 ‘the Sm Seeds—Timotny I lower, Millet . en Corrested daily a Cemprel — hm ey Rialto A — dor ot the — — * 22 eer day one — oan — n 22, 06 . r e e 10m — 8 . ö strees, on — i E * Hana $1, To : rth Tele h. ead. * supply was * , San da peas slaver—d she at $8, at Bulldiag 218 Me e 3 „2.662 b 28 waste ot trade, caus- 7 BORDS. The oa te of es were about Milweakes. —.— Ae the market Very el. Brie ‘pelle, 80 825 Fim 1 —H “Homan wr 96 pares mee due | 5 SHEEP 22 Lern. . N . Baitim vat ot * 2 Bcent bonds 57 . Be * riee. ai. AY, Price. 88442. he —— . 7 * 4 Lx "Se | | f Nock yi 877 50 pam erat 2 e a 9. b. Nu 1 se pe for ‘she muc : be ae ate Seok Ta ee N a 2 a 775 . Dtherwise tere fs» Hight light Senin * Srtoeke of Gina te oe Le tm St. Louis Blevators. Ea Say rag Year cre 9 9 es 8 } 5 „ : N ae ‘ yr cn od 5 on , - ' he 1 ue , ma reserve | aa fois pies? BOE to 8G: pigeons | BUF N cones he 1 . A : } Fenn e toe 7 “ ö . ‘ : ; | Op oe! NG - — 4 —
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ny ri 1 hy t 7 Selz . N a +s 8 1 9 4 8 1 ere. > . . — 0 * ' ‘ ‘ — wee 7 — at Bi _— > ° $ * 5 8 . Pod 5 N ' . N . A 1 — $4 Shoe ¢ f 8 — a ; * gen 8. ‘Manufactured by Seis, Schwab & Co) tgy at Hol other dealers began * putting out inferior shoes under simi- lar names. But they don’t imitate its wear, looles, comfort, | The genuine Selz Royal Blue Bim on Two COharges-Mr. Specht in Dr. Widelet to eee Howard | * The Doctor Declares That Specht Does Not Own Him—Specht: Must | a Wer. Wash His Own Soiled Linen—#urther * N 88 ‘Scaly 125 — ea gr : \ @easston Hall Revelations. N make temen! presen turing a iguring | umors — 2 8 f ARNOLD, A, M., N.. Principe : Wasniveron, D. O., Aug. 22,—The Granda. | would bey -* 4 leader announcea Are Speedily cured by the CUTI- es MeKENDREE COLLEGE. — x A a jury of Feirfax County, Va., has returned prepa CURA REMEDIES: The — W on wet = Poe 0 * Schwab & Co., Chicago, and is ~ 1 two indictments against Dr. Granby Stanton make 6 statement as to its policy | . | eines Paes lool, Bcleutise Lam 8 sold in St. Louis only 90 ane Howard. Dr. Howard is the man who — — On the conclusion of the. daily effected by them are simply sees, Bers land Pest Grad 3 | 4 | + — ng g started what he called anew religious order Supply the same evening a mies 6 a . aca. H. CHAMBERLIN, a. B.. Pres. A Bi Drive 8. on a basis which he claimed to have Obtained.| View of fofeing air William Harcourt d mene wonderful. No other remedies are Ed ucational Institute | 2 2 8 aris” . ——v—x—x— Mwroulapureue onthe House of | 50 Pure, sweet, gentle, speedy, and 17 1 94 oe e. effective. They are beyond all N ‘usiness and man | Have you seen our t Veto, faith were Col. Celeus Price of &t. Louls, son The motions were all defeated in the House wal (reinio departments; faculty of iiteen instruc- teen fabo 972 of the late Gen. Sterling Price; several of twenty, “ad the House ef vommons ad: | COUbt the greatest Skin cures, blood | sore, Msteeuth anneal’ opening takes piace sens. |“ Men’s Sack Suits at the family of Joseph specht, & 8t. Louie mor- ned at 4a. m. on Tuesday. purifiers, and humor remedies of Bor une apply to J. Tuenafeldt. Prinetpal. — 1 oO > Th — — — 1 ey’ re chant, and Mrs. W. L. G. B, Allen, the au- it, it pears, has been quiet- thoress. Howard established what he styled a — neutralised wtralised by “Mh 2.5 e 1290 modern times, and especially appeal ü auch an extent that driving dollars into right | wand period to the . xs ip, | our cash boxes at a _ — age te el at Guaston the basoes ae induced an entirely ditter- to mothers’ A ae 2 iI | 7 ** — „ eee te ‘known, expectea | ue preserves, es, te Bae ARAR . Hail Bate. : wag A Spey the’ Con. fies the skin, and restores the hair PNA e W ROPRIGHRATORS. lively rate. wom SEEKERS b HARVEST EXCURSIONS. | obtaining from the Spechts $4,000 in money’ ; when all other remedies fail. in. 1 Jag. Vieterla. .. - opt. 20 u, 2%, and Oct. 9, the MISSOURI/ and diamonds which cost $1,850, Mr. Specht | Ig. there wee oy eae dent mont and "Sst trougout ih wor. Pin N b | ea : gags Sia Sept. 27 RINGEN STOVE CO. 8 IRON MOUNTAIN ’ for | N. 8 P. RAILWAY anda has been investigating Howard’s career of the Conservatives, * incidents of Mon- r — umbia..,.. ».. eps. lambia....... Ook 1 414 U. Broadway. will sell tickets for one fare for the | some time, and asserts that he has operated oer Ag were follo y threats from the E REGULAB SERVICE 10 HAMBURG DIRECT ano uma. Comp. — Gothté.../Aug. 21, 1 Prasste... Aug. 25, 11:30 ANOTHER BIG trip to all points in the West and in New York, Boston, Burlington, R. J., eg. tye tha’ Seinen ties : A Ket ie fimited ceteris ha Gaye from date | Newport, R. I., St. Louis, he aga Kansas 12 — that it was more than a — I. thin, Son yp ae hes Ar. 23 a” pn bleorage si iow te ase. DRIVE Our Men’s ae ok 2 Coane. Fos —— call on or ca ce Eine — 5S, eae quer email ten electors into Tas belief that tne — International Bank of 88. Leute, — a ter 88. Louis. Ticket Om Union Irish members are not the servile tools of the — —— . . .. w-ö. —— Pants At RBS 0 and | Gress City ce or Depot. Telegrams from Washington state that Mr. | Government. Nervous Instantly relieved by a Cuti- i : : Specht has finally become vinoed that cura Plaster, because it vital- still another drive— Sunday -Schoo! Convention. ward is none otber than Col. Rich- PREMIER CRISPI. Pains and ices the nerve forces, and hence mond, whose career in St. Louis in 1885 is cures * pains, 2 our Boys' Knee- Pant 4. De Soro, Mo., Aug. 23.—The Jefferson | well remembered here. He claims to have Weak County Sanday-Schoo!l Convention is in ses- posit! t Berlin Bourse /fiscted by Groundiless _ WEAKTESS . | Suite at = ‘Sion in this city. The opening services were identity of „and phed Rumers of His Death. WHRBN ALL OTHERS 7411 “TONFULT f ' =. 2 3. held in the First Presbyterian Ohuren last siciaa, to that effect, adding: — n 1 Aug. 2. —0On the Bourse to-day . 1 a lar 1 of delegates Pries director ook to you ex- nan securities closed flat on an uncon- | TH NTI is THE FAVORITE 10 CENT CICAR. ° 2 E MERCA LE Men’s $4 Shoe * made by Selz, Tue Grand Jury of Fairfax County Indicts | , a gro. - ss * ; . ) evel ersity. J i famous for its merits, pose the rascatity in St. Louis. I am in pos- | armed report that Premier Crispi was dead. of y co fas If you don’t, Iwill.“ N G. Tyrrell of +t. Louis 1 was, 60 has’ been re a tedly stated, | W bile this report slightly affected business — For sale by all first-class dealers. Manufactured Dy the T. k. kice Mercantile Cigar Co through Dr. Ridelet that Col. Price brougnt | on the Bourse, it was generally discredited. An . i BLOOD, tectory No. 804, st. Louis, Mo, : | sore k. he the Spechts and Dr. Howard together. WN regardless 0 alue during this Great Odd-and-End Lale. BNTIRE HALF BLOOK.,. Iam tired of it. —— the 22 yeast eve of the forthcoming annual report of the 2 2 STREET. 2 been approac mes. am t. | Bureau of Education. Prof, Mayo asserts , 2 2 1 —ĩů— BBC NORTHWEST CORNER FRANKLIN AVENUE AND SEVENTH hevivlé 2 — een a telegram from Mr. | foe at ce the bead, ef zdgcstie. an — — e Close Evenings at 6:30, Saturdays at 10:30.-@& Mail orders promptly and carefully filled. —— ’ spent“ the reporter asked. that the project of th ional gish, to permanently cure habitual consti pa- eit makes no —— whether I did or — — — — — 1 1 — — —— —— — — — — ——— tion, to awaken the kidneys and liver toa | not; Ibave nothing to say about this matter. | Mayo says: Us 130 healthy activity, without irritating or weak- | But ‘when Looe wr. Epecht | will Rave some-| «The three coming questions to be faced, a 3 „öà.,“ — Ab. ening them, to dispel headaches, colds or J 1 —4 fairly dotled. and ts Some Cocisive way sestiod, by this Re- SSIGHEER’S SALE—In_ the matter of EFAULT having been made lu the peymest of RUSTEER’S SALE— Whereas, Jone Marcag! and S Ane & sf sents the Cir- . Dr. Nia riy ublic early in the second century ofits ex- fevers, use Syrup of Figs. The reporter suggested that since his name fetence are: First, the reorganization of la- r 1 S — 7421175 — + K — , Det 10. 1892) . ’ — — 1 : outs, Cag TE PS nad been brought into the matter by the tele - bor under the conditions and demands of | Rd. 7. : ; ‘of. 98. the machinery, tools — execated by I.. J. Lay to Robert Bethmann, mertes- | trust dated the 48th day of Maren. 18 and ree . enéan — a Mystery. gram and by the statement that be had been | modern life; second, the obligution of the | gine and boiler; shefting, ete, merchandise and | cee, duly recerdea in the Recorder's office of the | corded in book 1127, at page 398, of the Recorder's virtue o an pOrsmant to renewed order of instrumental in introducing Dr. Howard to] nation to aid in all constitational and practi- | property belongisa to the assigned estate of said | city of Ss. Louis, in book personal property 155, | office of the City ef 58. Louis and State of Missouri made in the entitied ¢an M., ave. Ihe disappear- the Spechts, it was nothing but justice to] ca) ways in the educational training of ail com peony, Ri Bg a AR to six pase “oe See, aerate 1 — —— is hereby conveyed to 2 r the following described ma a ao oreigea Qa 6 prep- given a u pureuanee Of the terms aad provisions real estete, ying an ein n ty still remains a | allow bim to D American children for intelligent, mora! and erty held by 20 ee assignee ef the said compost — said — the undersigned mortgagee will, * Bt. ‘ Louis aad State of — ——— — — —— — * * — — bave aothing to do with this matter. he re- | the American States and the nation to legis- com THURSDAY, HE AY OF AUGUST, 1604. 4) of ‘‘Mownt Auburn,’’ former! C the two notoriogs @egro crooks ar- | pfiad. “if Mr. Specht says Ihave, he lies, | late inthe interest of the public merely for ail fist of the property aforesaid te setforthin | at = the * „5, p eck. soon oi Pisce’ tw” ehr beck number zb hundred and rested on suspicion, were taken to jail this | that is all. the extirpation of social unrighteousness, the inventory thereof fied in the rest Courtot | said day, as 14 premises, sigueted at the northeast | seventy-six (5076), bounded west — the St. Louis & morning To the question whether Dr. Howard and | that is the eternal enemy of liberty.’ the city ot st. i 843 North Second st., ia the city of St. . ja the eity of St. Lows. Mo. ocee@ to seliat | north by North Market ‘street and south by Garfield 11 85 A loti INCOMPARABLE, Without a peer, par exce;- | Bnew them to be different and to any other | still has a chance and will eventually become to this assi a llowing described persens! property now on- bicea: Which said conveyance was made in trust . ‘ question asked, Dr. Nidelet replied: Young | a law. Rea 14 ell bids will be heid — tained in the cigar AI. sud sel loam af sald prem- | to secure the payment of reste promissory notes | twenty-three rest , Bottled Beer. Order it for yourfamily. All | interviewed.’ Wasbington acd Return $20.25. mast be abe Bie hes "Shee H. X — 2 Se. to minors by dramsbop Keepers, in direct vi bene? wherein Micholes tach ments; sold walnat saloon Gxtures attached te | between the hours of 9 Welden ia the forenoon and oa. . BS. morgan F. ’ N [ Rosppep Justice Kane’s Wire.——While | Mar Astoni . e 2 ’ of said dey, at the enct sald i Tracy and others are billed to speak. Olation of the law, has come to be something | the wife of Justice of the Peace Patrick Kane was — Associalids, ve —— est. 8 es 2 wail es Steger. ns — he pan * . ge path g of the Court-hease in A ot 86. 8 Special Commissioner. "5% aa and Obariie “I introduced Dr. Howard to nobody and | intellectual citizenship; third, the rights of | gxcept the various claims and amounts du ots sumbered two, three x Louls cae be seen at my off corner ef :hirtesntn street aad ‘Choytesu areaue, Suburban Railway Co., east by H amont avenue, : Col. Richmond were really the same or if he Prof. Maye concludes that the Blair bill proc t. Louls, State All bids must be for all ef the abeve p — auction te the highest bidder for ta-, the | avenge and lot number one(1)of said subdivisten and 11 934 in said city of 8t. Louis. * jence in quailty, the fam Cartederger man, dia you hear what Isaid? I will not be te 90 jeesion by the cours. Theeash | isos, to-wit: One cigar counter X — niekle there described; aad, whereas, default has been u the payment of the principal note deseriped | south 8,477 This ie a rare ¢hace WILL ENFORCE THE LAW. © AB. BO Tih 1 in cane of * * niversal Lock ea epper Co, store, with three giass doors and elosete beneath: | refusal of said Gehner to act as suc rustee en » tee 2 rate BHion of the G. A. k. , Department of Pomme | Commissioner Bell to Step the Sale of A Cornice Far. — 4 pleceof cornice HERIFF’s BALE virtae and ee ot! detier, with globes: ‘solid Walnut partition separat- | provisions ef said deed of trust, abd at the request nee of the aforesaid note, the under tinue three Gays. Fuliy 5,000 people are in * **The extent to which liquor is being sola Market streets about 5:30 Ho one was in- and te me dirested * general spe top and bottem foc: ralis, inciading copper sink at- beet te the ap. waiting for a ear at Sixth and Market streets yester- | Hrewing Assostafion, two-lighs ehandsiiers attached to same. ubder- Louis, proceed to sel! said real estate, or % much) 83 — 2 Ing. says Ezeise Commissioner Bell. * a most exhilarating de vera the appall . Gay a crowé of toughs surrounded her, and one ef | Wieden, Charlies aeg. h ith efoset b serry. at public vendas, or . Carisberger, in de ana —— All “The fact that it is being sold, however, | them seized her pocketbook containing $11. J. Panéjirié are erer — Bay — — 3 — —— 227851 — the be bidder for 1 Baan. for * 255 „ with the tacit consent of parents is the rea- DeTTMAR Warts a Divonce.———Henry 1a IN ee 2 of | pronse élock; one stove and ptpe; one **National’’ | of satisfying said trust. 1 rr grocers sellit. Brewed by Colamma Brew- Dettmar wants & divores from Mary Dettmer of the sea Mien Pe — * if cash register; one Beer pump with “three taps and Sheriff of the City of St. lout. O. „ aa — * ery. son why it bas not heretofore been brought 2527 south BMroedway and the custody of their r. pie ay “all the. nis ing to larap dee dak . Leute, Me., Aug. 7. 1 2 * to my attention, Dut now that it bas been II three children. He sceuses her of using vile : * interest, claim, estete add preperty of tue rained HERIFF’S SALE- By vittue ead aethority of . language and neglecting hee domestic duties. Jon arcegt an and 4 A Wianing Ticket Stolen. propose to put a stop to it. N ants ders named, Jobe | execution issued from she Can vor PAINT THE Corrt-Houss. ——Presi- 1, in end | the waluat wain- S Court at the 8 Tate sale of liquor to minors has grown out Morrie Felix, ® years olf, was arrested of the custom, prevalent among a certain dent pro tem. Southard of the Beard of Publie Im- | i i scoting attached to the west wa of the saioom; one le to the Uctober term, } about 0:4 o clock last nig t at the South Side class of people of sending their children to provements save there ts no appropriation on bead drecket Chandelier with St. Louis, returned a directed: wherein Prits N . , for Deer In many section f tb te paint the Court-house, and that therefore the ome eight dar lee; lar said court, aud to — —— and G. ©. Maren track on a Stealing a winning 8010088 0 - y so © | Tempie of arge will remain dirt- besmeared. No. 3 1 1 sors: lets Nos. 2,3 Sand 4 grained walnut sepereting the is plaintiff and Enock On no and seized ine fol- man of 2001 girect. with Duckets may seen going into the William i was arrested yesterday on Com- Ll will o TE doors, and.closets with giass doors beneath; four | lowing deserived A 1 0 7 J 2 tbe we : various saloons end it is safe to say that in | eint et his uncle, Henry Seivere of 1239 North MONDAY, THE D gr OF SEPTEMBER, | ut 2d les; pine ehairs; the water closes, | mechanic's lien, uid oxeaatl 1 iy trust —_ every case the beer is sold in direct violation - ho all th llected $14 4 urinal and all connections to same; imciuding ail | ane described in ss - to 3 bom Urs. Winslow's Seething Syrup ter Chil- ofthelaw. Abd the first complaints, if so e — 1 St. 3 —— a> repre. | between the hours of De del in y ray bad pes awnings, signs, te- aii the lincleum on the sa A certain lot in tue 282 0 i ren ee eee the gums and allays | they may be called, have come from the | sentation thet Beivere sent bim for the meney. frot dgor of , e Im the 4 ADK 2 urn , — 7 25 2288 AB . an 2. Gram shop Keepers themee Digp or STARVATIOXN.——Joseph Hay, a | Louis, State s'for saab, alt ve „ te — r anit . an ‘personal | were ef. 130 feet ast h to es . * — Ine new law o on the subject ig weet gua. hometess man, died at the City Hospital yesterday. the highest Nader, fer it perty of the same Kind aad natere Rien Bas th * 227. S 14 And, wh the said Anatale Ronif pains 2 A Cooper Bhop B Sec. 19 of er on dramsho Atos days ago he felldown an embankment aad | terest, claim, estate a * been ope riage was exe- of 1%: 7 North Flath street, to the said sum “five @ SO SOS etc., states e y that no liquor, * ed what were believed to be only slight in- named defendants John Ma an porate Velis- | cuted, for an; Nu ‘property atoresatd % supply Rr e-. Re. 4 aa 2 eeote (55.66) pe per , sare, of, ia and te the sbove deveribe 4 property, | preanage, 2 ‘ 204 3D DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ant aggregating BERT BD n Mortgazes, b MONDAY.’ THE 7 Ok in’ the eren sen end 1 — the cooper shop of charles ever kind, shall be sold to minors without jaries : He was weak, — bo bis injuries. to satisfy said executions . 11 Leuls. 5. Lowe. Be 2 — on 5 2 im the afterioon of that oer A oe ~ #212 South Ninth street, the ‘written consent of the parent, master at 3 t. about or guardian.” Verbal consent is not sum: DESERTED FOR ANOTHER.——Nannie Ful- sheriff Ehime Uity © of house, in ¢ of $ GOOT Of pe ur, bell, at public adeno, for last night, tothe amount of $10. | cient. 1 will venture the assertion that not al Kerson wants « divorce from Josiah M. Fulkerson. ae. 9. 1894. Kl — of the fre is unknown. dramshop-keeper inthe city ever received | They were married in * Pt TR & — —— 852 2277 — Tp mga yey CR State of Missour': tor, the above deseribed | dor exploded ai Beuer's will, near Paris, | LU, en consent of A parent to sell his J, be siierss Hudiguities bas desortea her for SER rs SALB—By vigtge and authority of « gg Sie te tiee Gonebes ter 2 877 of | gash, io the, 4 ech thereet se. will satiety gala ‘sic 160 + raabie ‘ Horton and — 42 killed in —— . * A. Uran. one wants custody of their five * n Af at the éity St. Louie’ said — 4 to me di era H. — and 008 . l 270 — Mens loo j 5 ret ble to the Uctober . tion and new i'proposs to.ses if e se: | | teatime diecteg. oaarala — e+ forced * | at tne relation an oF oe adh oe 14 K ri Collector of the eit; 4 au um er of « tne light Y dictdting to'a Yatner or sbotser as | Boru ie ae T ur te plauatifl, e Getee oT Tet iy Nn e Misscarl. 8 N e amee ef the to what they shall allow their chiidre — t aba scribe situated founded, on 1 sald e rt at the ee of Bt. Lomis eir m to do. | one ia d real estete, of Personally, it's none of my business. Bet as ‘April, 2 + 1. anu State of Missourt, aad acti wits Gp ＋ 1. 2. 14 block 1808 an officer, Sworn to execute the ia, I shall| Wasckep BY A SAND Pitz.——Abe Block, | 1 dill, on = additio au A . i or St. enforce it. If the citizens of the community residing at 4764 Hogaa place, drove inte es san — deveribed in 1% Addition, ) vine 8 trent of ae K. . p SB do not want the law enforced iet t 2 — ale on Bartmer avenee, between Unien 1712 ~ the a 1 81. 2218. said 0 having 4 front Sa tine of India phe ws part NM A. Ri 1 tas * asit is on the statute an Belt avenges, about 10 P. m. yesterday, . feet on Fade street, by a depth of 28 feet having a front of 12k fe 77 10 O'inghes on on said — rs. ulia ne Flor- shall enforce she buggy and throwing Block to the ground, Tey. 115 ——— a dept Bein- w Tue ordinan bis ankle. The begey end harness were ‘. on 1 oF st a . — 7 0 Kentucky, says — saloonkeeper sellin; 1 — provides that the to the ameuntof $25 aad the heree was att ay. THE 8 ie * a 2 22775 of 8 3 0 Unrisiopher P. elw a liquor to minors shall oon the hoare setae und Avene (iste W an Wash, John be ned from $50 t pred. aa int Comet I suffered eight ye years revoked, but tise proviase that he shall Tot ast front door 4.8 e e 190, feat to am alley 26 t., e F l telt and pay to the parent or bt. Louis, State 2 ate alley 50 teat 7 inones fie woes line of oak, | cccgmmene of | Augers. saloonkeeper personally or suit ageinet ¢ bond. rt of the . propert? . of 20 mass . “ I make this statement largely as a warning Jeports were made by the officers, at oy of BA. Loats, ak I could find — soem — 2 as I have had numerous | w asl — — St. Louis, Mo., Aug indiana. Te and secure tnf eee Whoare likely to] Arne He TURNED aN EN Loos. — wilt no permanent | try enc secure this $50. ’ Robert Cain was ar jast night on she charge 8 8 per OF SEPTEMBER, 1894 . ef til, Ar. Bell stated that he 414 not construe the obs the tracks during the A 24 7 es o. 112 be the hears of Yo'slock in the fore until law to mean that a written consent should | U. tT to be one of the men wns | book be issued sean a minor was sent for otarted 6 yards, 282, . ee ee . De any, his . 4 4 wine 7247. 75 — * * | ribed De ma © effective — setes oe the cba | sate i th 27 2 st. poke 9 Le rie 2. * hereafter where Corressep His and d e 2 pe hy ve ee noon vend § ne ‘then af — NL thet he 12 sable set of he + | tty pleek No. Swe re tee — * N f city 7 of 4 22 io b b. whose stabi (2245) of said — . seas anes me i | (tite ae sd ttn e but owing to the almost universal custom of | Contersed siso shat he stole some e fe Me | detween parat selling to minors sen saloo — on a ately ¥ verbal ‘eran 28 Erzen 42 or Hoxor Concert. 7 34 — 6 Leele: over came man it Mul Fecetve the warning betore nap eee L ° order of Knights and | h by the 4 for the of 141225 " en. Febetition < of the offense j | : | fie couter | real . eg , 5's 1 Nee pediately, and at “"* evocation of thelr | seus of the laraest that Terrace Park wall y tne daldings: outs : 15 Ter- n m a well woman, Unnau for excellence, piea: pleasing to the beolutely know, not taste, the popular beverage, Carlsberger yor experience. r Mand of truat, el 9, that this i isa Brewery, telephones, 477. | derat — . BESISTED AgRRsr. Williem Meran Bediy Clubbed by « De- teetive. Wiliam. Moran, a habttus of Daly's sa. oon, Was taken to the Dispensary this morn. | | TUES ing to have dressed a number of cuts and 1 os j between thet brates in metea by Detective Thomas Tracy ete ete ee Gon Moran, who lives at | a a, Nr Ohio avenue, 5 1 1108 — » * * me T oie a