The St. Louis Republic (St. Louis, Mo.)
January 30, 1900

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THE SHP LOUIS REPUBLIC. NINETY-SECOND YEAR. ST. LOUIS. MO.. TUESDAY. JANUARY :il. .1 Jt i I 1 t- I.nl. One Cent. JvLV. Ili '"nlsldr M. I.eml., Two Cent. On Trulii. Three Crnli. i. v L O i-s, VTiY -vrr vr j -w Xifc ww G -Lz XMF-i- :-;:Sa-s i x-rvj 'i i. :t. '-vt I Jr V if I A U iV i 'Cr'.--'- .v.' i.i:m:pi. u .k m:m. V S. K o? JD o-' J& ,;Ov i! cls sAc: 1 Ud.1V C K 1-OR.U ;Unn: BOTH HOUSES Administration May Be Forced to Offer Mediation in the South African War Republican Leaders Oppose It. Washington, Jan. 29 Tlierc is Oaa?T ali"aj fur the administration ;nd Itrpub ii' an inanagPss in Congress in conxiuenoo of th sentiment which is rapidly crystal lizing in both houm in favor of some ac tion i the part of the I'nitetf States in the Oirecsiun of intervention in the IlritlsU Ii r War. i'onn-rvalivo mrn in both lious realize that it -u-ili Ue very diillrult to (tu-m the tiie .f th-' pro-Koer feeling whieh l cropping iut in many directions, ami the adminislru iltin fecl. iliat the present agitation Way r-.-u)t in the adoption of feme declaration f policy on the part of Ooncress which would he mot embirrasslns for the lresl ient to carry out. In the Senate to-day. Mr. JIason gave no tice that his resolution of fympathy for the lioers nould bo presed for action every, day until dispow-d of, and that h? would ilslit for the prompt ratification of The Ilaui- Cmfureiice treaty, in order that th rreldeiit nmy he in a position to oifer mediation. Olher Senators, Including Mwsrs. Jiale. lloar a.nd ForaUer, are urging prompt action on Th Hague treaty for similar rea sons, and their efforts have resulted in a decision to take up the treaty for cn--Hi-cration to-morrow. In the Itouse. William Aldn Smith liaa 'siven notice of an amendment he propo.xs to offer to the diplomatic and insular bill, providing for the appointment of a I'ni'ed States Minister to the Tntsvaal f!ovm- ment. Till.' is to be den- for the purpose of forcltii; the administration to recognize the Indrpondence of tliat Itepubllc. Tli IJe. l;il.lican leaders In both house will res-iit any attempt to pas3 any or the pending res. olutions in relation to the South African war. hut they realize that the pro-I!oer ."sen timent is almost overwhelming. Chairman Hitt of the House Committer on Foreign Affair will opiose the contem plated amendment for an American Minister to the Uoer country, and as the motion can le ruled out on a point of order In the House, there will b- no dlillcultv In pre venting this legislation. l!ut the leaders may find it more troublesome to prevent the adoption or one of the iiendlng. resolutions tor medution or eipre.i.-i.i sympathy for the !o rs. Kin in l)ioses Itfaolut ions. Chairman l.iis of the Senate Committee on Foreign Helaiiun will take a strong po sition aKaiiist the "Mason and other reso lutions in the Senate. He will insist upon strict neutrality and will oppose anv m.;i. ure that c ntemplate- deviation from such a policy. Still, he .pprechites that the Sena'e i3 likely to adopt one or the pend inc resolutions if l.r.iUKht to a vote. lind tliat the leaders may find It difficult to pre vent a Vote l ii:g taken. It is under the articles of The Hague ti'-a'y thit many Senators now urging its i.iu:ic.ili..ii consider that the admlnistra ti'H Mill be Justified in offering mediation- "Article 'i. In case of serious disagree ini r.i or conflict, before an appeal to arms, the sisuatory I'owers agrse to have re ciurs. as far as clrcuinstHticcs allow, to the Rood olllccs or mediation of one' or ni'ire friendly Powers. Article 3. Independently of this recourse, the sudatory I'owers recommend that one or more I'owers, strangers to the dispute. Bhould. on their own Initiative and as fat as eircumfr'.aiices may allow, offer their good otliccs or mediation to tho states at variance. I'owers. s:raiif-ers to the dis pute, huvo the risht to olfer sood ottlc's or tnediatlon, even during the c-iur'e of hottilltles. The existence of this right can never be rr-Kardeil by one or the other of the parties in coniltct as an unfriendly j.et Should a resolution be adopted, directing n Ion by the admliiiMratlon under The liasue iH'aco treaty. It is highly ptohable that the I'rcfident would deem it advisable to call attention to the embarrassment Khleh nilKht follow to the United States in con-cUcnco of feUcii action. "NothitiR contained In this convention," the American delegates to the conference declare. Vhail be so construed a.s to re unite the I'nlted States of America to dt -part from its traditional policy of not in truding uiKiii, interfering with or eiitacllnj; itelf in the ilitlcal queKtlons or policy or Internal administration of any foreign State, nor fhall anything contained in tiie said convention be construed to imply a re linquishment by the I'mted States of Amer ica of Its traditional attituie toward purcly American iuestions." Adminibtrution leaders j-ay that if tills Cnv'ei anient should intervene under the provisions of The Hague treaty in South Africa, tireat Klitain would be warranted in lat-r ars in interfering In our affairs, and this argument doubtless: will be brought to hear In lxth houfes of Congress to pre sent action. Milton's peecli. Mr. Mason in the Senate to-day read a i:ewMi.ir clipping of an interview with the Uritisn Consul at New Or leans, i-aying that the ltritlsh public was dlsgus'ed with the position taken by the American people and some of the Sen ators In '"ongrcss on the subject of the Itrltish-Traiisvaal war. That pit'on was assumed, tho Consul was quoted as saying, imply because tho American people were mercenary. To-day they were favorable to the Iloers because they had achieved a lit tle success, to-morrou they would be just as favorable to the British when they had r .J -y v ah rUv-' t M I I MMLJSJ. ----'kwpmx .fLr .-s.l fiir0-. r -"fooft w'-r' v --Z- "crosiisr, that FAVOR BOERS. achieved victory. TIip Consul aNo a'taeked Senator Mason specifically. Mr. Mason said the Consul's utteran-e was scarcely worth attention, except that he was one of the accredited representa tives of a great nation to this county. It w not the flrt time," declared Mr. Mason, "that a Urltloli diplomat has at tempted to run this countty. So far as Ins personal attacks upon me are concerned. I have no concern. They do me honor. The more venomous the attacks by the ltritiMi upun me and those who think like me. the more we are made the subjects of British stupidity, the sooner will the Americ tn pfople get mi the right side of the contru vc rsy lie declared that 91 pel" ':nt of the people of America were In .-ympathy with the Boers In their contest with Ureat Britain. "I want to say," said Mr. Mason, "l ask for no special defense from the State De partment in thi- matter, for. with the help I of iod. I'll try to take care of myself. But j there is one thing I should like to inquire i about: Wh.:t has become of the arbitra tion treaty that waa to be submitted to the Senate? I am told tliat the United States tlovemment cannot mediate in this war un til that treaty has been ratiiied. If that is so. I want that treaty diovered and rafl-ii'-d. so that the barrier against mediation shall I rcm-ved." y sir. 3Iason then urged the Cmnmlttce on Foreign Uelatln. to which h!s r solution of srapathy witti the Boers had been r.-ferr'-d, to make a t- port on it in order that a vote might be had on it. "!on"t take tliat child to the graveyard," tuged Mr. Mason, "for I give ou noth-e now that there will be a r-crre tion of It eerv dav after this week. You'll have a ilianie to th'nk about It at leat onee every da unless ou go to th ioakro-ms While I .Ii iifs it." Mr. Hoar's Argument. Mr. Hoar regarded Ihe utterance of the British Consul as very serious, "an attack. 1-1 fact, upon the character of a United States Senator and upon tile American people." It seimed to him that inasmuch as the matter had been brought officially to the attention of the Senate, it ought to be r.--feried to the Committee on Foreign Rela tions, so that that committee might bring It to the nttentlon of the President. Continuing. Mr. Hoar expressed his regret that Mr. .Mason had mide his Impassioned attark upon a friendly nation. It Wis quite riturat that Mr. Mason's kindly spmpathl,!. should be strongly stirred, he said, by the brave Bo-rs struggling agninst a great em lire, but the Snate was a part of the dip lomatic power of this Jnveriiment. and. if such utteran'es were made here, lie doubt ed the elllracy of my offer of nvdiation that might b made by the I'nlti-d States. "It does not seem to me." .said Mr. Hoar. "to ,e a logical position to assume. I have hoped tliat the time would come when either mediation between Great Britain and the Transvaal should IK- offered by the Covern ment or the position of the American peo ple would be made so clear as to bring about peace. I suppose the attitude of the jwoplo of the United States for thns-e of Great Britain is one of almost attachment ami love." He said that if Great liritain was wrong she was regarded by patriotic Ameiican.s prccl.ely as they would regjnl their own Government If It w re wrons. He did not believe, he said, in tho doctrine, "My coun try right or wrong." and did not think the people bellevtd in it. Mr. Mason replied briff.j-, but so vehe mently to the points made by Mr. Hoar, that Mr. Piatt of Connecticut said: "I do not want to let this occasion pass without making my protest against the abuse of free speech in the United Stales." The matter wa.s then tetcritd to the Com mittee on Foreign Relations. ki;i:i) 'id mi:ii vn:. Boston. Jan. !3. The Boaid of Diteetors of the American Peace Society to-day for wardfd an appeal to Picsldetit McKiniey to offer the good olllccs and mediation of the Unibd States to Great Britain ami the Transvaal, basing the action tho fact that the whole civilized world has not for gotten that one of the moat benign features of the heme approved by all at The Hague conf.rence was that entitled "good otllc.s and mediation." .si tll'.tTIIV I'lHl Tin: HOCKS. Cincinnati, O.. Jan. The Cincinnati City Council to-night passed a resolution in sympathy with tin Transvaal and favoring limitation by the United States to secure a Jus-t and honorable pace. FOURTH OF JULY GIFT. Itfsolutitin That C'ulia 15c I'lvi'tl on That Dai. REPUIII.IC SPKri.iL. Washington. Jan. Representative Clay ton of Alabama wants to have the Fourth of July this year celebrated by conferring absolute independence upon Cuba. He in troduced to-day a joint tesolution providing that on the Fourth of July all the military and naval forces of the United States shail be withdrawn from Cuba, and that the Governmint of the island shall be left to the Cuban people. The resolution proildes that the President shall issue a proclamation tmbodying js terms and shall lie charged with putting it into execution. The measure was referred to the Committee on Insular Affairs, of which Mr. Clayton Is a member. III VV v J' t M V. sa y j

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looks tq isce luce a K;TJt oisr a ibatstk: LEADING IN-- TOPICS TO-BAY'S REPUBLIC. I.ir MNioiiri l-'alr innl folder 'riie dtM. with colli nc iu northit es innl lreiiif- iKtrtiicat portion; hr)l. nort liv cstcrl Mind: tiliiila 1 ii I r. 1'iir lllinol Ttieidat fair, itti nitiili.eoliler tli central anil niirllteiii porlion: Mind hift!iii; to liiti iiortbicterlj Wcdnesilny fair, i'or rLniiiis Pair 'rucdiij mill problitilj Wcdneilil MHillierl m hid. Base. 1. C.fngle s l.or- the I5.rfTs. White X, Ml,-t "lP Ills Way out. 2. Aid.r.t Seili,s by MiourIals. 2. nusojapant se Alliance Propose-i. Evidence "losed in Boebel ase. Turbulent Illinois UepublU-ans. Battle in t Silimn. Ieraocratic Committee to JJeet. i. St. Iniis Boy Hurt at Ithaca. Doctor Talmage Irgis Co.mI i'heer. Traiu Robbery I'lot Frustrated. i. Sporting Meas. Itace Track B-sults. Fits Saya He Was Drugged. Meeting of New League l'romoterk l!o.lng Show I'ostponed. Tcnni Tournament. Colder Weather In Sight- 0. Bditorlil. i:ents In Society. The Stage. y. l iiiinan jiiiaeas x-siiuppine oih y. Ii age isiu .ol iiepiy to itepvurn. 9. New Corporations. Transfers of Realty, Hallway New.. Reorganization of S aboard Air IJn-. Burlington Kxten.-iou. Ingallfi'H Retirement. Taxes to Be Refund! Commission Men. St. Louis County Notes. 10. Grain and Produce. Live Stock Sates. Cotton and Other Markets. 11. I inanclnl News. River Telegrams. Miners' Defense Fund Condemned. 13. Drank Carbolic Acid. H. World's Fair Bill Meets Approval. St. 1 -on is (.uncials Ignore Invitat.ous. Lead and Zinc Report. Texas Tax Measure. Nine-Hour Work la. SEVEN PERCENTDiVIDEND. AiiK'ticnii Slci-1 -mil Win Co. I'li.iml .-jllMCl'..":'.!) in l.v'ifi. Chieago. Jan The ilirtitors of tl American Sted and Wire i.inpany to-day tlet-Iart'd a diviui nd of 7 pi r t cut on the rommoii stoi k. pnyablc in four quaiterly payments, April r. July Oetober 1. 1"i. and January 2. Iii0. The statement issued showrij that th" company had made a net profit of JU.pjia.'Vj in lsit.i. The earnings of the company, as shown by statement, are especially gratlfytng to the management, since they mote than sus tain tjie expectations of the directors-, i n tertalned early in the year. 'From tho outlook or the business It Is safe to say that the earnings for the win l!l will be still better than those of the past year, assuring to the sioi khol lers of the company, both pn ferred and niinnra, ivory expectation of prI-Ina,1tit dividends." TORRES DENIES THE REPORT. Suvs Xo Aiiu'itans Wfrc Kxcciitctl by His Tioojis. r.nrt'f.i.if spiii-iai.. Kl Paso. Tex.. Jan. "3 Mexican Consul Francisco Malltn of this (ily received a, dlpatclt to-day Horn General Luis It. Tor res. Governor and Commandant of Sonoia and practically its Hmpcror. saying: "In reply to jour inquiry I beg to assure you that no conili' t has taken place with Americans In tie zone under my command. Further, there has been no execution of Americans or foreigners of any other na tionality." (Signed) LUIS R. TORRES. POLICTWILL BEPAID. AiTaiijioini'iH.s I'lidi-i' Way to Dis tribute .January Salaries. Tiie police will tcciive their January sal ar!s promptly whether or not the Hodge appropriation bill Is passed by the Munici pal Assembly. Auditor Jltuini stated csierdnv thit eir uiranprtitent for the ji-ijini-ttl a lielng made just as If there Were a surfeit of funds In the tn asury. The mandate of th- Supirme Court of Missouri is In Id to be an ap; roprlation in itself. lnd( pendent and fn'lv as binding on the eitv as the rul ing of the Municipal Ass. mbly." BALL'S SUPPORtFrYiVIEET. Pike Couniy Cantlitlate in Sonih- eat jlissoini. iti:pt"itMi-"Hrr-iAi Springfield. Mo. Jan. "S.-Dave Rail of Pike county, or.e of the Democratic candi dates for the nomination for Governor, had a conference with his Southwest Missouri supporters at the Metropolitan Hotel in this city to-day. Fifty Democrats from the fol lowing counties were present: Barry. I-iw-rence. Laclede. Barton. Polk. Taney. Chris tian. Stone St. Clair and Greene. The conference was called by A. M. Peel of Barry County. y Jtes..- Mffi -.m .i i r 0 ARLIAMENT WILL ASSEMBLE TO-BAY, P.iiliMi CnliiiH'l Will i:.. fulled Ijioit tu J-:.jil:iiii ";ir Hit- astfis. RECENT HISTORY RAKED UP. Ojij)oiiinii"s; KVj-lv to i!p. Sjic.-cli Ki'im l lie TIiioiii' Will At link, ilit i.ovi'rnimtii (Jucfits .Mnss '.iliirifss. SPKCIAL BY CABLE. London. Jan. (Copy-rig!.'. 1jti, by IV. IL Iteart.)-Interest in the meeting of Pir llament to-morrow almost equals the anxi ety ti learn the news from Butler a f i w days ago. No ministry sin" the yueen kft ndt ti the throne ha.- faced Parliament with uch a prospect. Public r.-hi-ism of he Generals at the front whi-li has U n slngtulaily rt-erved only means a grcat-r inundation on the heads of :he Cabinet. From tho Jameson rttitl down to '.he minis terial meddling with lb vtens of camiwdgn every sin of the Cos-ernment fci likely to be raked over In the debute on thi (Juren's speech, -which is expected to be txeeption- nlly full of pla.itudes, saying as Uttls as po-sihie. Lord Fitzmanrlce. on the front opposi tion bench, will open Ihe attack on behalf of the Liberals. His amemlnit nt dcitscs the Coi'rnmetit of want of Knowledge, foresight and judgment In South African affairs since 1M4. This roverti ttli the raid and the Spkm ICop disusier. In (onnecticn isith the latt-r t'if mot serious accusation yet brought forward I. that after Colenso. Duller wired the War Uflirc his Intention to abandon the relief of Ladysmlih and revert to his original plan of campaign and tliat a reply went to make a Fecund attempt. These dis patches have not yet been publldtd, but It 13 certain that Pailiatnent will unearth them if they exist. Ii has been learned that the Queen's speech will bo colorless. There v. ill be a short reference to the War. chleily con- iiutti iti ji-prt-i at int icrrmie inooosneil and encomiums of the m.-n who have laid .Z o'emnd. wh're down their lives for their countrv. The ,hP tMk" ar"n,i another flat, which was whole proclamation Indicates that there is siKceeded by a tound. stony i-mi-not the slightest Idea of giving up the war tif-nce held by the Boers In great strength until Gtcat Britain's ends are gained. J "The ridge held by our mn wa.s f .c.d"bv The speech will further say that relations a number of strong little kenje lt ill mi with all the foreign States are very friend- KleS. whence the Boer.s sen, u one. ntra't ed Iv. and will expre-i great pleasure and k... Ki..ii:i.atlon at the nat Holism sl,..-,. 1., iInnio 1 riti-al iieri,..! i., ti.'ops to South AfrbTt and at the p.urlc'11- lm txi-tiiig in Hit- Fiiiphe gen, ralij It win ai-.i express rati in at ion at the offers of troops from In in natti- i, ttt allude the s., 1. try c mipf 11 ,.f th treaty ri biting; to Samoa. BOSTON'S SOBRIETY ATTACKED. I'l-eaihci S.ns Thai It Isa Drunken i.'ity. REPI-BMi" SI'i:IAU Boston. Mass.. Jan. 29. -The R-verend John Koeren created a sencatlon at a meeting of Coiigroitatlonal clergymen to day by declaring that Boston was a drunk en city, and that it was worse than New Yotk and St. Louis, inch or which hu 11 gicater number of saloons, he uscrie-l. but fewer ariests for drunkenness. "In this country alone." he said "oier JiaVV is spent for the rcf.u mutton of drunkards without any appreciable elfeet. Professor CiiiunitiiKf- of Harvard said that hen- In .llassachusetts yuti havii an eMr.ior dinary number of drunkaids. This is on account of the e Mrcmely Puritanical no tion th. t a drunken man must In- tikeu from the street. I'iIsoihth ftom Deer Islanel .ue mixed with all suits of law breakers, who soon teach a first offender to be ashamed of his newnessi. You vend men there for short sentences nnd society is really playing the villain Instead of do ing an act of justice. A man com. fmrn Poor Island marked, and. having lost bis juh. nolsiily wants to hire him. Drer Island, instead of being a house uf enrr-e-tion for short-term pristine rs is in reality a house of corruption." BELMONT BEHIND THE SCHEME. Is elohn Me Dnita Ill's Harker ami Finaiifial Aiieni. New York. Jan. r. The Jou,,al and Ad vertiser to-nioriow will say: August Belmont is the baeker and llnan ri.ilagent of John McDonald, the contract or for the rapid transit tunnel. This was announced yesterdav by .Mr. McDonald an 1 admitted bv .Mr. liclmont. "I think Mr. MiDcnald will be able to file his bonds this wi ek." said his attorney, Dehmcey Nlcul. "The I'nhed States Fide'l Itv and Guaranty Company has decided to take a coi-j-idcrable share, and other com panies are all ready to conic in." bubonkTplague ATROSARIO. Ailiuiral SthJei So Cables the Xavy Di'iwirtiiu-iit. Washington, Jan. 2?. -The Secretary of the Navy received the following cablegram to-day lrom Admiral Schley, commanding the Sotrh Atlantic Squadron "Puerto Ensenada. Jati."S. Bubonic plague is olllcially reported to be fpidcmi- at Bosario, at a distance of 190 miles. Squad ron sails for Montevideo." r

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"SPION KOP WAS A PERFECT HELL" Sixt'-ni Sli-IN ;i Miiini,. WtTt Uiiistin-x l.'ijihl in ill. Iliit- isli Ticmlifs. "TOO MUCH FOR MORTAL MAN." W:iiifiis Iitiifnr(iiiipiii Hail to lJiiJ-Iu-tl Aitii.ss ,i Kin. Xuiit KiiKt'i! I iy ('i)iiii':iil IJotT ..laiUsincii. London. Jan. St. A srmial dis-jteh from Frere Camp, dated Friday. Januasy sjj, 3;io p. m.. says: "I have just tvached here, Iiavlr-g left General Bnller's forces in the new iiositlons south of the Tugela Itiver. to whi'-h they retired in oosequem of the reveises at Spion Kop. "The fighttng. both bff.i.-e and after the cccutiation of the mountain, was of a des perate character. Splon Kop Is a pioclpl totts mountain, ovcitopi lug the whoie lino of kopjes alorg the Upror Tugels ihe ettstern side the mountain faces Mount Alice and Potgieter-s Drift. Handing at right angles to the Boer central jHisttiun and Lvttletons advanced position. The south ern point descends in abrupt steps- to the lower line of kopjes. On the w stern side, opposite the right outposts uf War:ens force, it is inaces-ibly steep until the points where the nk Jons the kop to t'i m-in ridge. Tlon theif is a general slope, whirh allow aectss to the summit. "The nek was strongly held by ii1H Bors. who also occupied a heavy line isirallel Willi the kopje, where the ennny was con cealed In no fewer than thirty-five rltle pit", and was thus erabKl to bring to bear upon our men a damag.ng cross-fire. The only jKisslble joint for a British attack was on the south side, with virtually sheer precipices on the left and right. "A narrow footpath, admitting iii-ii m single file only to th" summit, opens into a perfectly Hat tableland, probably of 3y0 square yards area. tu-n which the Boers had hastily commenced to make a trar.st- .iv.it ii. vui Jlifji v.ete aoie to OCeupy e..-.i. i .1 '"r '"r"- ""I'l-orieu uy a .ilaxini- t Xordenfeldt and -soi.je.iie.ui ami a i.-.g long-rnne gun. Wnat lv' I If rit'.-s. the machine guns and "p hig gun. the summit was converted in. I" a lrret hell. The shells exploded con- ,lluaiIy In .:r ranks ,1.......... in inj as iieriecny anpalllng. 'Re-enforcements were htirrl-d up I,y General Warren, but they had to ross :l stretch of Hat ground which was literally torn up by the Hying lead of the enemy. The unfinished trench on the summit gave wry questionable shelter, at the enemy's maehine guns were so accurately trained upon the place that often sixteen shells fell In the trench In a single minute. "Mortal man cotiid not permanently hold sueji a posltien. Our gallant fellows held it tenaciously for twenty-four hours, and then, taking adv image uf the dark night, abandoned it to the eiiem.." BODY SHIPPED TO ST. LOUIS. l.-iii. 1 ..r I.-., ue 1.11 in i'liiiiici- .i;vor I .Pit toil -Internient J I ere. itia'tiii.ic si'i:ei.n New York. Jan. "S.-Funeial services were held to-day at ArilsIey-on-MxlIuili.n over the leniaiiis of the 1: e James Ji jjfjtton who died theie on Satunlav last at Ihe ri.ui 1 nrj l.l- 1 'I ri".". 1 V -"o-111-L..w-, ;iltt-r Kltte. mter!'.;'..1'-'5 !iI,i"1'"1 to St- 1-"1 f"r -Mr. llritt.-.n was formerly Mayor of St. Louis, but I' id lived In the Hast slm. IV'I. The no.li- of former .Mayor James S Hip ton is expected in St. Lotus to-morrow morning. Th- Interment wii! take place at Itellvfontalne. but the date of the tuner has not yet been set.'I.sl. M-ssrs. In-rl". and Keyvi-. um.Vrtiiki rt. at St. Angi- axc nue and li Salle strut, received a tele gram la-t night from Walter Katt" a nephew of the ex-Mayor, at A rdslev-on-t he Hudson, reotiostintr th- m to meet 1,1.. j and consult with Doctor William Tru-sli: uihmil ,i- 1 iiiiu a 1. i"j tifi j rt'JSS;j HI l M'l'ii to-day ant! all arrangement: m lileleO. J. D. OLIVER A SUICIDE. Shot Himself in I he Mead at Unntsville, 3Io. r.ia-rm.ir sphciau Huntsville. Mo.. Jan. -John D. Oliver, aged 43 years, committed suicide about 3 o'clock this morning at the residence of his brother-in-law, G. I". Dameron bv shooting hlms ir in the head. Mr. Oliver was a "school teacher. He has taught at different placep In this county, but more recently at ('hilllcothe Mo. List December he was married to Miss Thena Dameriai of Huntsville, and repeat edly told her that he hud money owing to him. but could not collr-ct it. This in con nection with ill health, prayed upon his mind. Ilij body will be burled at Fort Henry, this county, to-morrow. .b- m m That Is the Last Hope of the Besieged Uritish. HIS CIIANCK SMALL. Advices I:rom the lioers Show They Are Informed. SPIOX KOP LOSSES.

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Killed, Wounded or Missing. SPHi'IAL P.V CABI K. London. Ja (Copvrltjl.t. Iiu0 l,v W. R. Hearst. Rxperts l.-re agree tnat ti zelief of Ikdystiiith i Iwil-eless. The i.iniy tht-re under General White must sale it; self or surrender. White will try to cut Ms way oul of laoly sinl'li. From l-r soun-ea come dispat I.- which Indicate that this attempt will b inade some time this week, and a rumor is current ,ha.l th sortie will be ma-'e on Thursday. There is a. ghastly thing In III Mall.' Men push their way through a den?e crowd, read it. groan and turn away.' si'.k. Wotuen. with dread upon their fa-es, crowd in, read It. scream and faint. It a list of dead and wean-Jed not a full lit. merely a le-shmtatr. The names of the men are not there yet. only those of ulllcers. There are forty-efxht of these in the list signed by Warren. In that of fiery are eleven, and the news that 38 men were killed and wounded n January X. This is the first London has heard of any fight that lry was in. Tills tardy r.ews confirms the view ca bled by your correspondent that the War OSIlce Is letting the news come out In drib lets, holding it bue't when first lecetved and giving the public its bitter medicine In homeopathic does. The interest now centers In the number of men Warren lo-t at Splon Kp. The Boer report1 at which Ktwrirnd no Wager sneer?, having ini-si lmv. norrtt!y accu rate I hey are -told of r,"6 killed and wounded. If the properiion killed to wounded In the ranks holds as that of the olll'-crs, there will 1 lamentation anil wcei-hr,-, for more brave Britons will sleep forever on the African veldt th.m will cunte lia.t.iA (.h tli., lmTta! hnsiiltnts """'s e It Is .1 gtitn comfort that Kngland takes out of this that her sons must have fought like lions at luv. The only grain of real omfort-f..r there is absolutely no news lrom the front except a belateel I distMi. h I .ii-IMiin I-iench-ls announcing another lepulse for round In the announcement that Dundon ahV.s little rorce Is safe with Warren, and that all the worry over Ids wherealiouu was baseless. The only bulletin except the death list i one rrom Roberts saiiiig: The situation Is unchanged." White's Peril. General White, the exjierfs declare, will try to lore a waj tlirough the Boer lines In the night. Iu that way he ntiy save part or Ids army, but that most or the besieged rorce will rail in the effort to es cape is a foregone conclusion, and London waits in apprehension Tor news rrom Ladysmith, Tearing the worst. The situation is regarded here as Wflt nlgh hopeless, ir Bulb-r. with hi. i'i.t mn. It is argued, cannot get through the Boer lines, what hope is thfre ror White, with only l'.u. anl the- weakened by reier and long confinement-.' Fntll now the army at l.idysralth has been expei-ted to give a Kxl ni-tount of itself and co-operate ably with the reliev ing force when they appeared before the besieged town. But the defeat at fc'pion Kop has changed all this. Wnile heretofore those In the beleagured city haio been sustained by the ptomlse or help rrom Duller, they must now realize that they have been aban doned to their Tate. Rarly in the history of the siege, dis patches told or message'." sent Into and from the city. It Is regarded as certain that General White has obtained tellable Infor mation of tt.e Hoer victory and Bullet's withdrawal suth of the Tugela. This would make decisive action by Genetal White im perative, lt would allow h'm. critics ele clare. only the alternatives of a desperate, sortie eir surrender. "dtl-iil At en 11 Intervention. What tile surrender of UVAO men. tho store, at Ladysmith and the guns with White's army would mean. Is almost be yond expression. IMItorlals hero have al ready spoken of the contingency as a greater el!sater than tliat of Yorktown. The ilitical Imimrtance of such a result It would be difficult to overestimate. The loss to the British pride would be a rmall part of the tesult. It would Invito Interference ef other Ptiwrs and would no affect the Cape Colony Dntch. already sore ly disaffected, that they probably would rlw In revolt. Three of the Cape Colony provinces are already under martlil law to prevent any uprising. Of these Dutch there are suffici ent capable of bearing arms to give Great Britain serious trouble alone, ar.d what the addition of such a force to the enemy would mean It Is not difficult to estimate. In I-m'.ysmith there are the lemilns of four cavalry regiments. Th" greater part of one of these icglments and nearly half of another were raptured at the battle of Nicholsfti's Nek and ate tn-w prisoners ar Pretoria. General White also Ins with him nine Infantry battalions, lie had originally eleven, but nearly two entire battalions were captured by the Boer. He lias tl.; field artillery latteries, the mountain bat tery having been lost at Nicholson's Nek. Since that disaster, the only great fight ing engaged In by General White's troops was on January C. when the Boers- made an assault and were repulsed, in that iKittle. which lasted all day, the British losses were 117. General White has with him stores and ammunition valued at SJ.iw.'jn. Kaily in the siege he signaled that he could hold out Continued on Page Tno. IV..- a 1 i.ady.-r-.I 1 i' j.a :i tt.:o' ;(.n I r i t a r .in: It is b-li. ;el in I.trat ,,r te i!l atttmj.t to i:t hi- iijj- tf tl ibat'i iiob. where, f. r n'e"" li.iS. be has liein hrmiti- I Wai'..g for T' lief relief (hat z-'.v seemu t trTf bopele.-sly di-tat.- r. P il.l s at i'ie otit.-'.ai: of th- T.-- i.Iits b.II that at r. 1 1 Will be U1....V tM werk This the rs may -,ra ly d-'t rlr.H another aita ag: ,t White. Tie other mcv.' jr bctt 1 as 5 probuide in tne Boer 'ni-iijT It 5 that tiiey will dispatdi a frrj-.g. s piieklv moving force t -t k i"!iie.:iv b.jore Bulbr u:i g-:t I -.ek to hi. base Some British easij,;!';. splr.n K- p vii r unr.otmced Je 'i i -;.i They "ei't tf t.t llty-tVl'O ottl. -S Ui.U twenty uo'tudfd and six ra. ;r.; 1 at more battaliors are up;,t it ve '""!l "gaged than are ntf i t I 1.3

O .'t .r'f. r. .1 lc s t 11 J 1 ati'ii: to the itvs. A ii- :-r I t"irv f or's 1, 1 is l-rta i'a-. le, i' of -ht-m n'. rrs T ,e.e s i :ij..i Jan'iary 'in.-, lia't'. 21I s 1 I., f. r- n rt 1. .r e.' --000isi SITUATION SUA1MARIZED. Roberts and Duller May Con fer Before Another Move Is Made. BY MILToN V. SXiLn, SPK'.TAL BY C.UH.K. lajuuo". Tuesday. Jin. 1C01 vrighf. 1. bv the Ne- Yetrk Herald Company Th in sharp contrast with the e.-.qer desire for news from th- front when r -"ses-sed a'l I-ondon la.-t w. ek. ye-:eri:, "s s.Ie- bro ken only bv the receipt of the aw list of olth ers and ra-n killed. wot;.dd or r-.Ising. was generally weleontnl. Kv-rv .vtc s emed to fear that General Boiler misa: r:-po;t further parti. ula whi'h v.o- 1 show th t til? recent xe verse suffeied be Warr -lision was more disastrous nan viols dispatches had indi. ttd. Fur many days to come, it: all prol r.b!!iv, thtre is likel to lie a lull n r o;ieratior.s on the Tug-Li. There is (.ot mu :i prospeet f any renewal of active movements inta t-ortiriii.nleatiniis hae ss.-.i b. tween Gen eral ituller and Lord itobrts co-.ccrr.i1s the whole matter. in regard to the future s .a.ce of Brlt .li iiV--i its- decision which will have tn h muses lj a difficult one. On the one hand Is the ertillgatioH to relieve Ladysmiih. if jo-sible. On the other is the afp i4ent ntyvs ity e.r advisability f reverMrg to the orig inal plan of campaign and auvan- ,n; in'o the Orange Free State. As th- situation fs viewed here now. a't V:., "J t"" I-ttopped j oiiii inaj or may not f I is the j pnialltr.g oplr.ioa of Conii:..TitaI military I critics that the Itoer woual be f-ohsh tu j ,lc" !t buro.n Ciemselv-s with "io,iin I '"ifJV ',.lITy an il"1' th'n !lIIe ar"1 I Ilrr-'" prevent tae ,n.vniratlop .n huge Br.tis arrnv and iure Hrtn.i, i5,.,i "i. td.igkments and further tostly but fun1 attempts at relief. As to an advan.e northward through tho rS'i if- as nm' arrears probable, tho I.ritl-h commander ha to keep nearly all of Bailer's army on the liie of the 'liigtla. a new army will have to make tho advance on BlCtcmtonteii;. British Army .lot Mning Knongh. There is no use disguising the fact that the imperial forces m South Africa a-e not strong enough at present to undertake this adiance witn safety, ore In authori y SHJs; "We shall neenl at bast p"0 more men -.tf.eoo to re-enforce those at the Cape an I it.".". more as a rcerie." The riousnes f Uic Kenr- situation Is refieetest In the comments in this morn ing's London papers. The DaiTy Telegrach says: "It Is a terrible alternative when we have to balan.e agalr.st each other Cie saf:iy of the braie men In the beleaguered cam'p and the only rational poli j of carrying ..i....,,,-, ,1,,,.- i.irn.er c"i on ine war. 11 nas to be faced without sentiment or unavailing regret." The Dally Mali says of an advance from Cape Colony: "Such a move could not be made with sufficient spel to save Ladysmith. It would seen, that the soundest mllltarv principles dictate the re-enforcement or our army In Natal and u rresh advance, this time in ample rorce." Tho Mail considers the present condition or affairs mint critical and says. "There are twu dangers to be guarded against-foreign intervention and further military disaster tn South Africa. To meet the first, the whole navy should be rnobil lieel and the naval reserves called out. Our ssiuadrons should be distributed In the proper position for war. The volunteers t-liouM if put under arms ami provided with transiK.rts anJ artillery. The remnant of the militia should be embodied. A force of at least W.iffo men over and above tho volunteers and militia is reejuired to supply our Gene-rals' nredse in South Africa. If it cannot be raise! on ter.ns of voluntary service we must have drafting, as in tho United State's during the Civil War." gaveThimself UP. Divine Healer" .lames I.oilgoii .lail. 111 uu-ah.i. Neb., Jan. "Divine Healer" Jame indicted for manslaughter by the Grand Jury of Pottawatomie County for the death of Rthd Gates early In Januaiy In Council Bluff, to-day surrendered to the authorities. Officer.s visited James's homo at South Omaha and took him into custody. James giving himself up on tho advice of Ins attorney. James was placed In the count jail here. His attorney will go in Lincoln tn-morruw and argue against the granting of reeL-lsltIon papers by the Gov ernor. Mrs. Yates, mother of the girl, and who was Ir.dictej at the sace tlmo as James, is out on bail. WAR GROESTHE POPE. Says Neither Civilization Nor Jus tice Insjiires It. SPKCIAL by caul::. Rome. Jan. Pope Leo, In reply to an appeal from the Queen of Holland, to ex ercise his good oiliets and influence to bring aMut a cessation of hostilities between Knglnnd and the Transvaal Republic, says Mat no war Irn caused him so much b'lt teniessi c,f mind its that between tho Boers and the Knglbh. and then adds: ,"T.h';,.i 'vv,1,r Is E!''red neither bv Ideas of civilization nor by Just national inter est I can do nothlns but pray for tha

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Coloael Hoot an-i 1 V. Xlrod T wlnnr at TJew orta!- Za.n-te. I- .-ro-, Ildaa. Ar.d- J:rfs;Ji: ilVbt ta-S il-r.rrrfth iJafy Matttws Vnork'l llrl'artlar.'l onl in h- firat lounrt f.t th5 ilrrcclet Athl-as fl-t In JirockJyn last n!?ht. lUMMtOADH "Th B-ibarO Air IJor't j.Lin of rcri aal- 2..-!oti will be pofh"l to ctrnt'I'tlon Ir1!ln I.-ijralla of thr Cbestfi3ay w mn u-fi his rr tlrinnt arl it- r-o V St".ras -will tu'(l M"a I w branch llr. of th- Jfunt.atcn t rr. ctl directors aa4 o'f.cr! Tlifj Sfy-r fyndlrutt sall o 1 "jjjn" O-tirv-i CrckfT o'!c n h 'hrn I'arifi To Illinois '"'ntral Ins bsjn Its f t i'a;r. -Omaha jasnx!r sfr!' Tho Ur,It-d Htati Foptrr) f"oJrt i t'.r vrlt ef rrttorarl In tho C!ovr CiitS an-3 iay Hs tho r.!i I.af "Inrln ItlllKnr. V-w yorV. Jan. 2T-. Ar:'iel. IthIn!i fioro J!-'rn-n. .tw York. Jan Arrlv4i Ia f.'or lOHnrtl Irorn Ilvr l.n-rpo'l Jan. IS Arrl-.ii: I"(,n:uiaa Iron Portland. '..jj;o. Jri 3 ArrtT-l: Carthaf-clan Jrrm J'rJlaoWphi. I'rl-han Jan Arrlv-!. 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Afrt 7" 3iorr of 'IrtlsaaoB J U ro i6"-t i'i-jts" Bou'h A 'a at'J (ansrs-i w-r iifOTrl- IThr tr.s t,.rXr uu3 a-vl g!i4 tMf fSlM ar.J t-g-ii; ara-fare f-.r the' of vutsts,ri a&d L.ory TVar aa for-J oc Uof 7fcr i vr c.rlor f9r- at w.'t. T'ra 'aa j 'if ttJiT.- of Cacifl yr--4 Tsr I a tMs-t 'arrixl oat by thoae arwrab otj to a 'apirall'tV- -otr Jyvr-J't:. a Cabiret frejtiUr of ita vara crar-oo Th sa-r 'Sc r-f! "o t r- batt. at rftior. Ko aa4 a. feTf ifiih hTa. II 14. -TThn. In the sarwiy of thfciXlas cf h tirlty o; uat bandfal el Boars gotsg la to this battle I prayJ Cod thai they rJ.;h: hol it loos eaotigh ao ttai the price of grater zalgls" be ral"i la tne lytKicn nar k Th la a k1 sfj 0"verri ba--n. jr4 1 treat that to him It may si UiAt the C3-i of Ilb-njr st4 ct of rtir taajr .'.tltvt ri"o"Tr la this uc holj war l'i 'j-1';. "onrrstaaa '"vhran aall "It ui g; lie to t-. Lraas o&:l,Ti that a.- porior. 'f fi s.4 Sta'a trr eji ay rympathy for tfiU unholy crasac TJ llolntlon rj foloar.es TV" .!o aniol ra i jy tiiii That -.ry nation has a rlht f&rso ami ruf'i.' oari fx aj.! U.3ti:jtK&s t u-t l'if That h of rat .raViutici Is a sat r li when ro rlo r nr'.t to coa tro! o- .&--rf-T wi'i ry o-ftr rnoa. That to r;h of a tatjor to -irjlaf owi .Ts'rs r't 0x.--!l i.; n tae r. ir.&r of l- pov-ain, or -poa the x tnt of la trrttory That f rlsht of th fk.i-h Ariraa It pbli' to rut lt own aSairr sn a&t llcsiulsb b J r-ii-ntl'n of M.-A That tt ratiraJlzatlon at t,Z the South AfrSoan ilj.ubll' Is to- far more lio ral tha tr. ruturalizatioo la?? of 0:at Isrl'a.n bajfi in Knsl&nd th Hole St itar has th porr t r-fue i. j. ur-.lzi-tKr. in any ca arlthoi "r!ne a rarj That it In riK.'allv arror. ar.tf pollUcally a'w.M o .'l and abt h:lri'i :r. h-r WTO-Jfilo r.; bta j vc' j.rtJit' ft- Sail in t-' ir.l'jiiiou a'tmpt to stal ann ar.rs tt trr'ory of 'r cou'h AJrl 'jr iti.b.i That th m'h-vaur;t'l Kr.sr!li rjrlllza tloa baa ftl4 to p"olu' a bt-r !ljlr than th B'r. a rnot wiljia? tl.ir of ta )olt a cr.r. mw- ignT' ur crlian rror- J 'it a ti'rlot rao-e uni-J3jb. a. -itlzn btr to pro'" h.s hom That th Hojth Afrl an rt-ub'l5 !-t-r.'-x to t tt Ttvt th Bor '?a-a! U fcratii-h 4mlnatlon ifn noror Is provl hy hi rtat-'l aban'ionrrir of h s hota- h. long an-1 va x.t-tr, his ..'al ia ri hl aarf 1 Tht ."qu'-t tr 'r!3nt to It ihwt th llrg o th Am'la'. inr,. 1th rp' t to- th Kot ik' r-l war li rr'i known t h fi--lii Mlritry. ari f rhr rqyt him no: :o wait till tot.'i ombatar.i k hl-n o 't as arbitrator, b it to &rcrfr his srl "Th-' a rop of th. ro!utions h s--.' to tt I'rMnt of th I nit'l f-tats an'l t .ry 8rato aid ltaranitl-.j In jryrsn Araoni; ho i at"r. Ja"'- j;on th a i c wan M.i Maol G nn, jt.t ir r'l": fr m ir'Ur'I Al'1-miAU K- n!i avl 5rr"a.-7 il07r.t br who w- 'ri 'harr of fnanrlrfl raat tn ulil ht h- A rl'fvr. -Ah.cil h-d hn i" 'S -t t-r rrlrif woull -irno to mT t-iAr J." X GAGE T0BELEFT OUT. Iliiiina's I'lan if MrKiuIf-y I- --U.'Ct' d Mirnc-or IM'-l:r 1. Ef p-'ltlj'" 1 5-riA! f)-.ard. O. Jr 231 la anr.ojcI lirj that !i co-s',u-r.ce of the ootcry aalns" ?-rtary of th Trastjry Gal's on &"-0':nt of tho l-nlinc bTsiT hla df ar-m-ri ana tho National 'Ity Jiark of S'tr YorV. fc vrlll he lIt out of tv. abln'. in t event of I'r -Went llKlni) s ro-l-o-tlon Oo!o-1 iIro-. T IIrri',k of tils rlly 1 is b"n sl"t' for th Tt" jry ;jrtfoilo hi"i Mr 'Jaa:' U iu'r"nl S- nato' llan na It j-K' n a .'horl'y for this itat'-nnt It Is fjll tha' Sir Oa; will b allow I to nrt oa hU -m, but at th- liglonl-fr 'f MrKinl or 1 a'iroir titration Colo r.l ll-r'ty Is "0 b- a;;lnt-l. olonl Hrri'k It tn jr'Mr.t cf tho f"lv'Iarl Holit fo- i-.ivlrr, or of th'i Ur;-"t Srftlrtrs liitks In tho "ountry. H' van ni fit th Ifank'-r aho orfr"l to iriit'i th- ntlr war bowl lhu dt th b;inrir. of th Sirl.h V. ar II I" S i-.ir o!'I dill -1 .o 1- rivinat r'-nl of I"rl !..t 11'Kln lj, making his h m at tho V. hit's Houj n lr Uash.rs'on JI Is .1 'llr t r In nary rorrpmi's an'l a rnaa f Krat id''li II .1 farmer bo, ran a? ay from row "o work htfl m; tbroiiK1) b'Un fiAl-iif ..Tfl rn iIe h!i ay uj throi ih ail the potltona in his bank. I-II.IJ-s Clltllfl IMTIIOI T Till'. KMFK. All 'ItiUKl-ts ar author!z! li th rtanu faUurr of Tazo Jlitrnnt to r'tun"! the rtotny vihr It falls to rure an ca&e of jll-s, no rnatfr of how Ion,: tandlnif. or'S onllnrv f-is's In six da, th AOrst caws In fourtn Cays On- ainlic.iUon ilwn ae and rest. Illltes Itching ln taixl Tills Is a nw dlscovrry ami Is the only Pile rr3"ly fold on h. jksUIvo- fc-uarante. iij i-ur Uj pay lrl SO cnt If jour dru(?slst don't kfp It In Ho-k rnl u M cents In iM.ntnpo stamps and v.111 forward nam- by mall Manufactured by Jarls Medicine Co Ef. Louli. Mo. fT-e hias a al.t s a ci:?--! of E'E 4 -f- ta E. r-i S 1 th 9Tsi- K.at a.--a th fa" '-j "i aa at r-h tta: "a T- a; ao aa4 'a froca S&.-s X-a ac-w iiSE that ay a'a- ti'a t.t e J -orr aril 17 -a -y o--- arty---. n -cai it s4 -ax -i rac? I-a-dyitc. aa4 t-s akr-.! f -rie i..4 s-,j5 c-st -iac Kxngi. 8i ia si-sJ--s la ohiilj Gsra: Wct" 4 fct a-y "S!BlTea A af "rya f- ta r.y -,fnes;4 aa Stills Ga!ra Ta-r iv ta ar -:Taa .7 aresV.ed t- aad ta ca.y (fssrisa Is arU "Wa:-. 50 sprta cral" s Srsa ri&ss 's "Ah" areai4" v-A a .arse fi-". af -re sajjc h I of :t t raij' t .t tu way cr.t. Iilo lp ArUIIr7. He i a7 arsri csr-y st-es Lai7si "-h. lr-is:,a? crta -xsi -f aot a; -.f hjs t tai 1 a tlcit ta" e tT to ra-h rvy Bf'j ar.: r- the a"a.-3c '3 Spvo E-? I -ierd re'tu aa7e ba ri alf: fsts t!-i 7 Th s r-s f-3 Eoe soar'-'-s. ar-1 -v s-J --f a :-iw?r of -e slya-f.-a'- of r,"t:7 straai" 7 Ttar OS- are ts t- -t "-e saa"r a-.i r.vs a f 1-t JjuJyiral'h at Tae lj-.als ar taka dis. hcTr. -ha a o! fa p-aai aa bi fi ar trr- o -cta-ES3ri'te srl-a fi."9 era:? la the i-ps if -o-op-aoa. Jt Is arrs4 that tre Boerx. rlrl ef the eslty cf ow-- i ln B.,.f srtU IaT a wstV T S"e ar r a"ttBi" h Erht raak s;t eorthtr-J ar-1 j-tra"a tae-asa s f.-z' aroiruf IjaJysWh The "2a:ra w:'l ttta f a!a raor". tif tt' arsy 1- t" Ma;a v .5 xoTt of I-a47m'"h b'wa a-i -ri a;4 1 i thr-'yrh. "als arstr v-a f o .I have to kU way Ey S ta Sct". a poflo- -f W anry mih' ra h clviiy. b.t 'Kt trU por !ots wui t sa"r 'hac half those sr laj? Larfi ra!"i eo oce at a-a At b I w fall LiJyahti Is 'saraS hre ae Th 'rl7 c,-I ,t. Is as to th raas- I c!:t of th iitajnn hc Is ara-..r-i HIt.l7III uprirffH hot. ItmCr.'. Jr j Gara. KO.r -Kfea frc Spaaa a-ap Jatiary taat h 't'u-'i an -ff th oS;'rs cf ta F-.'h I. v.s r a-i Ko.'3 BrgaJ- at r'jr. r.ip jar ,ar7 r w K:i'-J. 'waty-two. wauc.ed. fwtaty. ralsal.-:?. fix. jaie Stff Caputa li JI -.l.-htj.. Castala S. M 'ar I.'vt'n"s F R Jtilyk ard I t- r-ras.- f-ord tji-ja- Fj-!- 'aptalo f Jj-i-1! L.'t.taa-irs W Is.-m. y ani II a "X"':oa. o-i ll.ei. Major A J P.o" (apt2:n jj v." ?n.-k. -r.1 Lij--iaa" A. H Wad. -ao-.I 1.-.- U j"cant Pp-VoIfsaa, Eecaad Kick's sr, ist rorc'r-r ''aptats f o Btr'-h aad I.-:t-s: F. i: Ibsrha!. I rst 5outh La-v-aahlres Llt-tecaa: II W Oarry, FI-t Bcrder n Ciptsta- tht i:-.rt-abl T H Itr and f 9 II Knoi-Ocre aad Ueu'eaari-s a.-enf.l! p F :."ew-saa. P F acr"o-(rae-dal aad ni:i-TrTor. Thornycroft ilosaa--A Infantry IJc:ta.nti RaaCa-1 aad Kacccsaad. Ira prial I.'zht Infan'ry WoTjadJ Coloa-l Woraf;!'! rtak.-! prison.-). Hajor V.'. y V.'a.l-ari Ist-nastr H. S .V!!on nd Iyhartooa. oad Irrashlra Fus" ller Maje- E V." S-o"-Mcn-reIff sad Cap talas G v.- Svlll. It Dh Bjrtcn, O V: Bn"ly S'ord Mlddlsz r-pta!a '.V Far.ha'-h Uutaa-." A Zr,A-". J A f!ion n G it E'phi3 f--oaii iArjrashires Garal V.oodra" fiarrroa-Iyj rasn F K Carltan aad Iir-asn"s A V." ForstT tad J. '.v. I!ld7 In of :h a. f aptala It A. K:tiai-toa aad IJt.:aaat Ilowsr-i cf Tho-nycraffa Mour.".-I lafan try Capu:.i Coiraaa. :rrpr!al I-'cht Isfai-t--T Misslns- fpta'ns V.". G Krr-I! III k ?.ai G B. Frr.-h. F'oad Ior-ahIre "it'll-! Majo- G. A. Carton S-oad Itsyal I.c cash'rs Ia"aa-t I-cr-EII!s, Trorayc-offs Mo'.atd Irfaatr iiokhs I'ltontni.n i'lus. TsrAr. Ja- 10 Vr Era-r '.TUk'r sea. li th Mo-rJ-jr I'cs". sj3 ifat Is Wter. Bu- It Is rlfct far It and to ttk ra"o-ai!e raa"s o tirs It Ir.'o -.Irtorj. It ai wro-? to try to -oa,-al It fro-n o--rfl7 'Tri I-il'Ittlto Is now Eala vlth th Bo comrnandir, and th question what vl!l le do n't:' H ulll Ithr a1-! a?alnt Is dsml:b o- si?ala-t Gmra' lijll- In the latt-r pursuit tiouM b i.sls, for nhn the British fDr-e Is on" arross the r!i-r apaln. 1: v ould b- lmprartlcabl. as a frcall rar rua-d coi.ld prr.it pursuit Murh more probabi viouH b sn a'ti'k on Chlc-.ly Lfor the r:u-n of the main bedv. nith-r that or a frh arsault on I.i dtmlth rna b rord-i In a day or tvo Mr "..IlKlason tKn prords to point ojt the ?rour.dI-r.s of frar that Ftrat'ftlc suggestions mad'i In IZni;Iand mlsht b ei ful t' the im7 H 8ys th cnsorshlp tar.ds li tho v a-, of any Furh lnflt to tho I!ors eni that rnoro'r. If the Bor Gnrals wart o?(retlor9, thy can afly Xt ttm fro-n th G-rman p-e3 AiiO'h rnattrs ar llkIy to orn .adr tho attn'Ion of I'arllarnTt. h dlsussei at lni!th questions of artillery and the like, corcludinsr a follows: The r'eai'ures novr ur-n"ly rcl-'l ar the dlopmrt of the military rtourr4 of the co -.try b th Irltlam of th Got trrrnT.t. V. 1th ItO'oo n-.a in the f.M and U)'." to fo.Iow. the momnt has ccrr.e to pu-a on the training of all troops Wt at hom and to raise furthr troop3 to supply th furthr n-ds of the campalam Th V."etrnlnstcr Gaztt IntTes the country to caist aslle all dIulons and rocoimlzo the fact that pror?. for the jrt!nt. Is flopped In Natal and that af ti lies In conc ntratlon. G'neral Whlt'a frjrce, as an effective aid, must be written off, and probably roost of Genenl Uullcr's a.my has lTt th Tujr!a "The Boers hi- brrn pit en tlm to prc piro asalnst an aiiianco through the Frco Htatc, and we have not sufllc!nt Etrtr.Kth, at prcEcat, to t-r.dertako this advance v.r.'i tt inof rsofAstjBn lAai'-a. f s- e a. a T War OSas aaac:a-s -a" a fir"ar a asa

iea r- -i -s S- Af-".a '-p a rport frvm -i P i s the st-a-twa la -;a-aaajt-t TWO XOIKMK'CT- PL fSVED. lncfx liz t 4.3 a r. -H-t ;i j a t.-a j- f. .i Afr.-. s 'f AofcJ aa.a"Jafi fsfy pa. aat ar ar.?- as tryta? fcr:jfc dtt as a cf rrea aa-1 a&psreatiy -3: aate o-.y v-j Ij-.ri Ksoerts .r4 fa the f.-srarf saTr!seat -ao F-e P-:e --h. a-'-dJis -o v t&,s rfal -Artr, e st be aaaa ta i f r a f jrtclha w htar he srTS peraft sral Eilr f5 ssafce a,thr a-tearpt to ire taiycai'h t ii:"e '.-s; th kry4re rr. of "toea t-ir c-aa"i sri'i "he War W.th ta troops fl- tu arrtte aa-. a- -.Mh, fc taay "----4 feltlf -"as aoa -ry trg .prxtloa.' y sstayr f .rt aa-2r 'arl9 K"ha Fra'a cl Ga.ia.3 ani ai4!rjr 10 tni ta arr"T!aC ops L. -i 3S;hr-j wo--.; have t9'r f.r h jrTatlja of "h F S-a- ar'th sa49 o m9 s-arfiay ocxmaal'a't.aa, &S -ao "rylc to t-3 JLaiysa."-!. The b-raa w-:a tpatltai- ?ffT s2ithir? et.oc i be ica OOIRKO T I'KBTORH. Irra!oc tr K The -o-rtpoait of th ti3 at ::ik Mari.c, tt STaph :ac rtria7. says. nrai Go-ac te P.iwlaa ita,-h. ha arr!TiJ at PrtoU, ari th FTa--b at-jK-h. r t v. po-tars 1 hi :f t f for yc.-g. Host -h Bv Isiclaf false a has Jwrt bB r -stra-e-1 Hrr F;-t. th Tacal "ar.; her. r:ri t aracis frca Fretosia eesocsete the cap -re of 2 -3 Brflsh prto-its ob -he T j;a Thse t- ofiteiaUy vmssszra.ti& to the cics'.ar -'ort-lea It ocrj? a4r-.:4 that --;y -i trere capjr4 Aa oiSV"r srto srat tetrrt3-a ft- h 'apttir sa:i be was the 'ru; or stL. tn a-tioo at h tfSB cf tt :-3rreEdr H tli oot crier th ho-'lcj; of th f Sag t.t a'rt-Jr ba cxpos Ir a fi "t far ieit hosra they v.o.a;ht that r,iy tsreaty of trat rercsll "Anso-j :h u'a at th Tvsela Is liti "sani Erarsrla. a. Oe-tsa of-r. ho ylo4 the Bo- ttro tsoaths aso "PrsMct "vrttfer has gi'sea a t?-fflcHa war-ia; 'hat II ta; TWrj are forct-J t sa-r tt 2-ltSahe- sua s'-ar tt sarce fat MAUDE GOHHE ARRIVES. She Saya Entrland I- ia D'-p-raie Stra,'- for M-n. N7-Tr-iT J3- 2" i I' GO-- I-ish Joaa f A-- i-. F---h ,r-er 1. N -1 f- -r Ila-.r a v t '"is abo:t hr f-.r rao.err---s a s ".1- btycrd the fa'-t "-it w.. -a a moats aai :va h.rry bs k ro 1- ar4 as hT tlia sraa ftU'-- cna-C tnr -srl.l adirs3 tv-al av-lnits la h I--r:s of the Bora. T pon the a-rtral f La Nors.ar.dle at toe pr Miss Gor.nt sraa -scor'ed to "he Fifth A-.nae Hot The cbjct of sny vfet hr. sstid 1C"3 Ooca. Is to arouse cirant hre in raver of the Boer. I have bn in Fran'. Genaany anl In Iolan4. aai thre have hard ipraloni cf stprise tha- Ausrl-a a not forercost to cha-apto-nlas the Ejti Thr are tra?Srg fr abr-v. thy ari fi'h'ing as yoa ild for lcdpea. I b-Uve 'eat the sri'!rs-.t hr !s fator cf the Bor is r'jlr? anl I sa.l do all in try po-arr to fn th Pa A-.o"hr r-aon taat I am hr-- Is -j -rrn th anlty of wi'.ro'r." otsr-- -Insh In Amerlia. and the Irish la Ir at 1 Th se-timnt la t-j s-rorjj rosr n I.t- -t-at they do not dare to roax-h th tr .p jso tae main str-:s fcr f-,r 0 hav. ji tKra hls-d acd asaa-bt J Th preat t'rne Is tho tst that Ire.ard baa -.r had to u C- a t'ow fo- frdotn "In Irela-d toJay Thr i-e only p'ldlra. sbr forro-r'y thr 16 tf On r5gn "bat Ir'ri 13 n-t In a gJOd ryiKtlon to nrlV a b ow 1 bajs sh ha.? etrfrtl. follovd Pan.H ta-hlc t-at Ub rtj cou.d b .-i b Farliamt,tarT rstlons. It was sail that n should hav f-tom bv ak'r.5 and holding our band" God know 3 that .r -a-.d hate bn heM Ion.; tou?h Now se that sre must s--o back to Its fl'St ida Fredotn raust orn ly fore' Th plrt: la Ir.and to-day Is the !m -s In 1W In spaklni of strlkln? a blow at E-31--Uad M'- Goaat- clml't-! that t-. ron ttabulary ratift h rk-a'd with Sh sail loreter that nnIaad !s In i posltlot v.hre h mtvt ?rart dnsand To aa'Ioas a- to th Individual." h m.l. th're corn an hour of d'f "!ry. and Irlarl hour has come and she n uf not I"t It tllp "Ore wor of th Irth party Is o "ilst-neat Tfn yars bjjo ther -er 3tt'"J IriFh la th army and rot- there are not X, 'f) At prEt recraliia? thre Is at j standstill To Illostrat th ral-s to which th Eng lish Government ha bn rd.cd for rnn. Miss Gon-i told the following story. I was vMtlric; th North Dublin II .spltr.l when two rcrultlnsr -rgarts came In to Kt rerrults. After nru-h labor thy se urd tv o Both ron vr HI and the r.uT ald th- couli hardly stand 01 drMI Th paprs I-. England may b ajritatint: that E-iland put 54-Ornn In the nld. bat ff!l have ttry bard work K-ttins t,hm Miss Gor.n alv toll tory of her r--nt arrest In Liublln whI d-ltl-g to a ratlnq cf Bor strnpathlz-; NO politicaiTsIgnificance. SiiUMii'iit ("oim-iiiins Iioctor I.'iN- Vi-it to I'.filin. Kr;in I-i 25 -i oTlMal as,-e-'y has comrrun!'Htd th folkvlnir to :n prr In fplt of oll-'al s a--"ii-nt that I.-- I tfr I.jd. th dip' ,-natl- rprentatl. of h Trantaal, 1 h're by oliclal 1-titatl r i his tlit U r.tlrl b his own Inltlatlv t"d though 1 has rcit'' ordinary itra--tt-y M presnc l nt!rly without politi cal rinin-anc To th ccTr.pordnt o" th Aoclateil Press, who In-rtlwed him to-da. Ijoator I.3ds made th follojt.nt tat'm-it 'I 1 now rotll-K about th rpo-td mls flons of either Mr .Ma-rum or Mr tb hter Datls. Nor to th t-st of my knowl edge. Is lthr th barr of a rnaj; rf I'ac There are rrotmnt- u-nler way on our part to Indue I'n4!!tnt MrKInlej to lntrttre btwm Gr'at Britain and tt Trar.svaaL A I do rot at prist nt hate dl rert communication with I'r'Tirla. I do not know what Mr. MontairJ W hit s mission Is. excpt to establish diplo-natic relations with the L'nltrd States. AH this talk about peace Is :adly prerna- C- rr -lv -i a icarfi j"'af--.. repres-"" f t- i-ra iry Fr ?"s.- Ia-i a 'i---5 7 rar,t Hi-.- rea-i -f- I r' 1 a a .a: -v- i,rtr eaaae Eri at B 5 r- to 3ih -ncet ac i A'- a- i I 3 a c: a t- sr. to atocc r a. ela&n p r isrvaar t-a" 'iri -f -il?a i-oaasa- i -K- t t-- a sa- hf tar a.

j J- L T-y p i-e tkat tv i B-j-- af-- a. ;r isjafc tt j srir sr r-piT a .'a raor.y K "a J h-- --s4--: -a: rs1.-. h.t Nsr ra-r.r !.'--talt thsu a-t merits aireadv made r:a;a-y ..-ti f r raa--y p-rpo T"-r' I as a par-i .UrT sacpy If,. i o,,-y j, it is srr--i -ht th tne latest and oest j a- j .la arj-y::s hat taat j 1" r i t f Ora5T F-e r lV-UV..w. ?Tr a stna fcrt-se i:-aiy fsr o-r "av NO HOPE FOR E.'.'GUi.D. B- A "-'a-r ""tr-Jt! ap- hr G aa pap-- Ta Na .-i Z a- T- E-" a-o-zai lAiysaa'rh Is -ct a---a E r La 1 Rob"s ns.st aa rr.'orarTts it re-syr 1

I" -.jv s a 1 i p'' jf British eoac-lt -o a- -7, .a a appr.xt.y fatror- ah- of ta si-, o-t whom the Gods w ..1 d-ar -by first mak aaa-f Th Vo-- h ZuaK says The b'- jr-pa-i aai m; car-faHy --..i j has aosr aii ia cop.-"e Sas- o tist .e- nosr ta pros p ti siaiiif ;rte of this world pjartr1 To tajt abo.; ar- othr MCC tna u .--rtt. aai the f.vv ta'ta.'o-s tfcst b-- rai"d a--i raaas-. e tb caaaPJ.a. SCOURING TEXAS FOR MULES 'irir;h A-i.hB Making a IVr-oaal i ia PSf A. sj!al t- 'f B- '1 t .tr-- tar ba a-i rlgr .ri-isj -our-;s b3yia? up A

--t -c tr hat i--dd in pjr-ha?f-i; S srhl'-h tr!:i -t 'j Nw Ora-s t oa- It s-i!p-c-.t. Thre a-e t' mi"" "f r'xt m -tv Thv ti hspj-i fc r.p j s 'ar.oad lo-s aa a-s sajri at ar t-ci-t. STEYN V1SITSKRUGER. A I.0-.P Ff-at I- tlif (Jrder of th Da, at Pretoria. P-e'f'a. Ja- 36 p-slia: 5:ya cf th Orange FT-e S-a'-. and A Fls'-hr of -h-Ex iinrfl A tha: Rpub t- s-- rived h-e "h"3 raorn'a? Thr "er o.'X at tfc ral a 1 s-atlos by Pre dnt Kru- E- ,-ii r-h- oSI"a. ami were cheered' T-a-s-.asL -"-r e-srhr. abaslcls? I.A- 1 lvIC- VTVnrD C'JT-'.TCn I tsv raa- 3 j i-nO filLJfc.il 0ii I it wi L. J i- -a- G"iTs. sea a.t T-- .j.aa. Arz'rr s rs -r4. Tae T2.r a 7 a-'a-.- Kopi.ak-.vtob. H- ShoT-I -Ho..l- Bri'ia j r S'J". r ;reo' ar .r-ax-e fir the -aJic. .-i.triffht-r" .a L--2'I' a. ai sV.-.r qxT a r-rrta-r oz tae aers at srork in varto.s port-ore T-ras rnak.a pr.3-al j rAC "h." r" t5.5"!1 r" tt" Gillian. ?iyr Pa. Way at Car ear.vaa.-s of a jty o as to be ah ?r l' r-!iTla'-"-"ar;rJ-37'- baCe. Mo. to .xara!- m.!, pe-aoaaiiy ad v ?r. 'tL'llt a-t-"a --pf ci a- fjjp-sl.- te hra at tr!a" s!. th.s jriaj theaa 'a--J0aa B-ra: V- L;ir "a--i taa" .i-ia- if- Tf.- v rj-h n-ar- than tayi-s" front -v tra- a .xc f.aJ. fr "h- wi w- ard s d-. T -ip a ro rt Jitj aajl-s by I --r-ar.- c tt B '-h a.-- ia 1 d- "f its or Tr- Vo ktff. the offl'tal erfsa of -h th Garl-n Toeat-r New i-k. to SpKn Got -ran a". In wei-'j-ain? too gn-s-s of 'h- P ail '0 a!o thr Is mu t i!-taric, Stat Kit- 1 h-tsrer. "Ti Icn-ae' and "Th But th- cc-!rafo-:s aMPud -f "ve A"v"T-Mirdj B-jrra-"- S"a-e tw rj-j'.t'jrs of th pr-" j Mr iMirrtt wa- a -t a-ui crap-i s-.-ujrg w J b riard It w n d hate n.uch of th Kiplins- attr -;hr--kli S n .bwm r th T-ar.-iaa! r-i h- taken tha a .-s f ilowd with -i h uc- SHELLING KIMBERLEY. I'hf CasnahiPs in That City on lannarv 25. I.or'Jon Ja- 3" -The TIra-s has th fol-I lon r'oraph msaSe via Moddr Hit-from lrabrl5. datd January I The boabardrcat c Tirirjs It new directed toward th inhaMt-d portion- of th town nthr "han the fortia-a"ions H- twen mldn'rh" -d 4 pm. jet.-rdav. li rhell" w-r Sr Thv aem to hat of Tra-tal marufvi- no" I urflnc wl I-'v 1- sons t-- 1' as I" I TO LOSE DELAGOA BAY. Import lit 1 i -tl That Portuir.il WiU i',io It to I!nl.niI. Iy-d r J.- Th ILbon correspond- er" o' "e ar-l s t I hs- 'h lr.lemnl'y to I a-vard- .f I -aii I- th IbIafot Tia. a-i ed Gr i .am 1 tr. ixiaoa i- a.bi- tr. ,1 w il 1 t trg thi Portugal w',1 le t V 1 r-K oter f ru'way a-d t' .jt f If-zo Ma-qjiz "o th- Brit- 1 h Go-.r-c-'.T BOERS ACTING WARILY. ThPV Ha.- Not (To-wl th- Mo .'Iill.iqiir. rrontiPr. B.rlln Jan r?-A semiofficial dis;j.tch from Lisbon rat 3 he rport that th Bors hati cro'-d th Mozambique fro-.t!r is unfounded CHRISTENED AFTER BATTLES. British B.iIk- Arc i.pUirtj Fomt; I'ppiihnr Xanif-. SPECIAL, PV ABLE. Mon"jri MfPiiy J'n 23 -(C'npyricht, IV h the New Ycrk Hciald Ccmpany A Mrarse craze has Htartl In England imilar to that cf the lilt JubIIe the chris tening of RlrN "J-b,Ue The Begutrar, la an Intern lew, tslls tow ri f r XA 'I 1- j m j 1 w Fashion n7.s comes to reai-rr- he .oth:n" :n its picture come straight froro Paris from the nam of The Sunday Republic's own correspr-.nfent- artist there. i??.i:;c- up icr tnc-eminme con I a --.r -Xi s a a. a :i -j 3a-h- ;jj a z at -sz. o- 4 i atj'.'aaa- 1 r t-- r". l" c"r rj" r- r:r2U-:'-i v -li sh.a-.-i -Ha. h 3-tai-h aar- :-r aa rp-rt-aat a-asa-i-r oa artr.r the ;rt.-oer i-attc-i t; -t'i da'vs ia a.. mi5

J. i FOR TOMMY ATKINS'S WIDOW. i Ta:ld tl j. RjJ ffl- FcmilltS Of Slain Brlti-h Soldi-rs. n-c-"- a. I-l.aaaa. 5 't-laaa j.-I 1 -r.--.-- a-- Wi. a. i a "a- Bf-'a Araa" aai a cf w- -f-r hav- a WiTaa fjt ia ta-- air f r Taa- Ira A-- v- 1 1 aa-ar .at alaaat -3 -.-.jr- f -ataar" a "i-a '"-"ti faa as th Bis1- ;i-- --i "ta -h- lm4 "H AT,AJ WnT TsT-S- t 1 at Bwaaaa Ha... j- .:v s--wts. aa ta- a ef ri. s. Scota of v-.- prat Z. .t a- -v- ra' pr a was "d cvairraaa r-i H. 2 Cht-harv j 5. .-h Africa. wa r-a-i v a'i b- abl- a ant'-? S'i Tno- pr-aa a?' "3: a j bl a aatirr 'huli b h-li w-."ii"'-i. kstsr a it Moa- i. .v.. A. .-if rrv' wa"ak" df-ar Proved aai knowat .--th P-- -,-r ,IT. r- th p.h aae-t- H- -vr rcvd a i -v -r ari .t-r- s w.re ap. a"-i -o -i-a- ,t-t i' w3. -c-..A.ri to u-r the cr fre w--a tr.- .i. NOT POPULAR ON THIS SIDE. Lan-iiV IHral of Kipling I T." .-..'.it- t t 1 1'in-m OoJdly IJ.t:vh1. F.E3TB"J" Pti'TtT. NV;ar "k Ja" S I a CT 'roar, mtsir! usu csaraains a-" ru-jni' In hr r.itjt: n oi th m c-t famou b- ir:-sr tr- vr writ"-- 5-t th audita'' whi h hard h-r to-nieht fa'ld to becoar.i sympathetic Wer It Indoa oa c- J'd a,raot hat hej-I th r!T i roll -fcowrinir a the Mas af"r fs avt-sl' aa What hat- t. to- to pare" Bui at th Gariai all that h Uly jr wa- a!ra ari dlpasttcnat atproval for :h Et-rJu of th pot and th ar: nf th a tr- Th- wa nor of th Hw Ac- -h n' spirit which n A :.i-7 Grundv ua' b.ii; .r f th atiiitcr I wen Mr L.a-rt-v p- -Ijr.i hr Kakl j flr If "piacVTh itr'M'h wiVr. it- r t d!-plat-e.J and It 1-.' r.robal''matkal rt i" w uli hate hap- a no2 w.- s1- w- HIS CONSCIENCE SMOTE HIM. Iii.iirancf Swimllpr H-tiinis Money Afn r Ttw-iity rive Vtar-f. Itftr i W tz. Ji'itchlr-on Ka Ja- 2 I.o-al I-.s-ar-a-.'-e asen" ha Trri j !ed for a va! i.'a fz'Tr. !n Nebraska, to be rlic-rf rn .h rr(,,. 0, ht comrt.3 ,ve. reprs.nt x oriparjiiir "he di wn a rote, tat- tri? th it a c-rta'n !o of If"-; which was pai I b" 'h- ompa-t twer.t;-flte year? rn r.taln ...j-e xlr.n bumed, should nf hat I n pati Th talu of th fa-m ddd to the com- pa" roter the iVt: wl'h Interest frc-n th tlm It wa f-aid Th reartant swindler recltd a promise f-cnt the agtn-s hr to witnnoia his nam. Tlionin Jrtbniin. nrTrlT"" "W.Jan -Mr. Frark JSh-rmarVl-l h'erty l Squ'.r P.rgan BABY'S KKMiyFMJ ft"- tec rnother-to-be, and her anticijvions of CsaVaf il u m FK the cotains; etent are shadowed -with jrloora. Half the pain and all the danger of child-btrth can be entirely avoided by the use of "mother's Friend," a scientific liniment of priceless taltie to all women. Sold by all druggists at one dollar per RJBMTrEJ K E9?1& A booklet, riving all details, will be Bent free by Eradfield Regulator Company, tCIWTMMW Atlanta, Ga. F MmtiWU J." 11 t- ".I."" or text taat JL D.VLE5 are tern planori. -.-rrar--e-

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EOILED Tj OEiT-. Ma H- J 1 -"'t i i- ia. .a x a "-7 1 -i- 5?Ee; f ir-.ta tt x r a- ti aai f- -"f.V?.2! j- 3 t m EAST ST 0"R -1' lil 1 L.r-wl 01. Uwiy. -itwa Wat: Com(say Will Pn: la a Fil rrtao I!ar. Fla 1- t-tr aaaai f tat -aiaa. cf a i- 3.- a .-7 a 5a -j-rt. a t t ra aaftaar cf ta Ct-- TTi--- ;aajaar vt aa-riay t i--.ii a 1 jjtat -tti-.a 5r acoataj -0 r-.n it -aaia- ..i f. "C aajjaav Aira.y aw -e I-r.-tar H a- -at j- --s t -ps- a r-- a-- a. .a t i"i at T11" wi r J- -j.-"-"- -V -t-j -r'- r-- "-t-

--er-a. a ja ta its ca th- Hi f.-rar May.r "5raa thir-r-thr- var ar 1 -r 3 'i and tarc"d ah !lr: s.- -c js ita, -)"lZ JV'"I" JeVrt ri -rs "-"5- -1 7J B. V. I'rnToy Ilrortpd Dead. REP- BIJ PE-It rvahok Mi Ji- 5? A -a-ray, t aerd n ir- ,.-J 'lr. t.nman. E'SPt PI.""- E 'f. K. h ka M- Jar 3 V I year Ui-u at w .r Mr.. I,m Fell. P-n" BU -CJ I tu KalVka Mo Jan .5 51 Cc Fe"' -ge3 -ar- ajrx. iv-day Ictliii if the told Ki eld msn. cit'ac h as G;rrs rfub-rt w 'i -o -v Hjltil r-t-riv ax'-irq fr rn a v h, at Third and ?rrac .rt Ie -nb! iroza rX a beh-t-I t hi 1-- wtnll h-tv to b- arap- i-- vii blood rci-oai-c Tne c- i nj wa.-. t s? :-o-hi- to .v- ant a otirt v,iri. aai ao oa came d--inj 'he ty i-:iy -"at. He wa r.aei m tri N a. l; d rote--! a-t n ?nt th-t Hv-rt vra with a tarn 't at TdtI S;---- t-ea? H wt out f'ir t iki- tk af-erajcrt and i b-'i-t-u -ha" i"i --vame h-e-ruaau-i wth -h c 1 an 1 w- r- ti-s tacar.t hou fnr h.--- as1--: the triad. Th pht"t ;an in va-i ayi hat "h- ad nan -aat a"ttr rvcaia u .f h. low-r :'rrK' AMlliar lln Price Condition. Whtur H.t l'i-. N 1- ahirs en bot-leta- wno met w.-h ar a, ideatt t-h!l rti-sr atltce a -eet aear Vandrtnt- avne unlit anoralae. d"'nc w Iat ".rs" Th phcian attenJint; V-a aii that he w a c about within tne nt- fw days. The-e we-e ac, internal lrjun-. aa wa at S--- feared Mr. Priee is a r.;le 1 J.d;e W.lb.r F. Boyle IncemliarT Fire. r.npt FLi-" pr 1 i Hnntt.P Mo Jar 3 -Th Baptist par-so-pae at thi- pttci wa- e-trned to-atiht b fire of ince-d.ary r The hius was uno"tiipVd C h' t. II w ti ari th- porci ard out-!! Matrtat were thoroughly sat urated In-uraac J, Qniimntlne liaised. ItEPfRI.: PElT tt Gu'hrie. Ok. Jan. The qunrantirs placed apa!rt OXIa-ma by the Saaiaary Bcard of Kansa wis raise! to-day. Th3 asrraert was niched j5teriay. t T-XT-tfcT nV XtlP X.T-T T Is tooled forward to with expectatsons of jor and gladness. The crdeal of bringing the little on- into the world, however, is a critical ore a a J t

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I J the RBrrnLKJ: TrF.sn.vT. jasvajiy so. innn. 3 i fl i -.1 4 S 638 RUSSO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE PROPOSED. Scheme lo Shut Out America, Eng land and tierninnv in l'ar tit ion of China. DIVISION SURE TO COME. The Control of the Naval and Mili tary Forces of the Empire Ts Also Under Consid eration. SI Petersburg. Jan. rS-Tr-c newspapers here are paying considerable attention io he events of China. Tho Novostl express es the opinion that tho dynasty will last for a long time to come, but udds that China -ill never be ristord to hir former condi tion and that tl:e "unavoidable work of par tition rill be nccompli-hol peacofullj-. though, perhaps. In the distant future" The PosIJh. O's-erts that it nai not neces sary for Russia to taKo a ban I In tho coup d'etat and adds: "A Ituss'i-Japancsc alliance Is Inevltab'e. It Is onlv a quos'wn of time. In the mean while it is important that the control of he naval and military forces of China does not fall into the hands of the Americans. Brit ish or OJermans." The paper concludes we mut Keep on the nlert nr.d see how the new sltuition affects the interests of Western Purope. above all. those of Cng land mot m.i: n:uni; i- "poslllon of hlnese Cnioeror I'm- leliined in nnK.Tsc nllcj. ShansKu. .Jan. -The deposition of the Emperor Kwan Su creates great dls-s.itls-factirn am..iis the Chin. se olli lals in the Yans-Tse Valby. nd native mercantile circles are disturbed, f. ann trouble. It is rumored tho Knijxror wol Le reinstated in on j ear. iMTiutn ii- i.i:i:i i:. llrltlsb Itesi.leiils of cbllf. Have Mnrt--tl Hie flrKnulziiliiin. Valparaiso. hde. Jan. 1-t At a meeting of the lintisli risiaenti. Jlinlster (5olins j.resi,n ti10 p!., of Jlr r i5Jvn(, ,0 sorin a LSnti.sh I'niversal 1'atriotlc League, t-iMtilin. all .subnets of the (.'uceu to keep In tomh with th mothe- cojnirv. was unanimously ulopted. The subscription for mtmbership will be a i;uliit.i. There were heer. f,jr the ijutei. and the sol diers In South Africa. In the Supreme Court Saturday Artesa i r-ta continnisl his .irKument in faor of the extraditiiet of I'reJtrick T .Moore the allei,ed defaulter of the National Hank of Lommene .if Hoston. Mas.. He declare I tint Moore's allcccd embezzlements amount d to about J,,."1 He urRed thut eitr.nlltlon lie granted on tM pround of international iollcj and .ommon s,.nse The lawvt r further n.l that by granting the etratlit!on Chile would alarm what Is theoretical an intern i tiuti.il richt in the ise The argument will lit continued to-morrow. Ai.i.i:i;r.n ittssiw simi:. Ilir Are Tti-iiorteil In "llanj- Carts or Seclen. Stockholm. Jan. 29 The newspapers are becoming ptrsistcnt in their demands for txplar-atlons from the Government In re gard to the steps it Is isirsulmr relative to the all. ccl l:u.slan spies who for sev eral week.s p:l5t .,rt tti-irted to have twen f-een In different parts of Sweden euclally in the m iKhborliootl of fortiti.si places The paiers declare that if the reports are true the Government mut address an unuio al Intimation to ltuia that such proceed ings must ieae Tin re will probably no an interpdlatlm in the Kiksdas on the &ub-J- ct. The Crown Princess Victoria Is suffering from Iuiir trouble and Marts southward January St 1'irst she will i,It her parents (the (Jnind I Hike ,md Duehts 0f nJaen) at Karlsruhe Theme sin will go to liome for the balance of the winter. IfKAAV svivtsTOHMS. Many Small lloats Wrecked on Const of I'ranee. Hie I'arls. Jan iu Htavy snowstorms pre vail throughout France, espcolally on the north and west coasts, where numbers of i-niall wrecks have occurred. Tho Spanish steamer Trimero. from Bil bao for New York, has beta wrecked olt Point Ixibous. tear Htest. Her crew, coti sistinff of eiKhteen men. was rescued bv Ii.sh Isjats. i'i.vgii: .srMii:ii oit. I'orls of ltlo .Innelro anil Snntn J)e-i-lnreil I'rei-. Illo Janeiro. Jan L'l The ports of ltlo Janeiio and p-irtos have been otlicltlly tl clared free from the bubonic plague NINE HELD RESPONSIBLE. Coroner's Impiiry Into Slu-riir Uar nickoIV Death. The Cororer's Jury at Hellevllle. Ill fin ished Its inquiry In'o the death f Sheriff Hermann Uarnirkol It tleclan.s the death due to a gunshot w. nnd inllieted bv lienton Hevllle during an ntt mpt to esc.ipe from Jail It holds IJevlIIe .mil eight other pris oners responsll le Th- t.stimonj was taken Ithlrtl cl sed tloors .m a ptecautiou GKalnst violence to the prisoners At a meeting of Mie Ilelbvllle Par. ac tion was taken on 'he d.iih or Shetlff Ilarnlcktd Major It. J 1're.b ricks. 1c proclamation ordered the munli Ipil Imll.l Ings cl,i! during the fune-al. The Gra'd Jurj- adopted resolutions of rt gret at the death. The funeral will take plaee this aft ernoon. ELGIN BUTTER INDUSTRY. Figures Shown in the Soard of Trade Heport. KKrunLic speo vi p:igln. Ill, Jan C3 The magnitude of the butter and cheese lndustrj of the Plgln district Is not rt allzed liv those who have given It little thought, and tven these who t rote the transa. tion.s of the Plgin Hoard of Tratle from wteK lo weti; .o not compre hend the linmnMtv of the transaction.-, un til thej- see the annual repv.it This tl icu- I ment was issue.! to-dav i The se-retarj notes that crcamerjmen j have had a successful jear Prices have )$SOS V I X I She Criticises the Way of Serving Grape-Nuts I think j-ou make a mistake In j-our i-st recipe on the Grape-Nuts package, viz. to rut the food, drj. Into a saucer and I ur cream next to It. "We like it much better bj- covering It with rich milk or cream and Set on the back part of the range to heat, not boll. This swells th granules, and it is really most dtllcicus." This illustrates the variety 'n human taste. Some like Grape-Nuts crisp, drj and "chewablc." Others soft. hot. and almost mush-llke. Either waj- the food can be depended upon as thoroughlv cooked at the factory and ready for Instant service, hot or cold. Hot bv pouring hot cream, milk forcing the law ns above Indicated, espe or water over it. The health value oil dally In reference to those saloons which vrept-.uis ii Deyona computation. ruled considerably light, and the demand has bet n excellent. A million more pounds of butler wire nvule in the Klein dLstrict in lRis than v.ere produced in ls,si, the total output being iiit 4 Juu-iy oiiiiils. Tin- che.m pr,.lutlitn -.honed a slight falling .in but. like huttir. the prices have bw n high, r Tile dativmen of the district hie ben on tin alert to secure legislation against the production and sale or ol. omargnrtne. and. while decision in lllnel- have n t been favorable. In all casts. the t.ict tli.it nutter has mure than held its own Is a r gr.iiifjing showing. There are -T7 f.ictones ropr. .sented In the bo.ird-an lmr. ae ..f ibout lift during the J ear. while Hi,, m. mhtrshlp N 1'17 Since the board was urg.iiilred. the value Jf the butter anil heese made by the fa-tciies r presented in the membership has njchid the iiornums uin of over J1P" Owoiai There were sold during Is'1? on the lioard 'I.Mn.jiT iainds of Imtttr for J.V-T."r;4, ami f be.'se eiul.Ti". pounds for J.MSW1. a total if J. .'.If..".. The average price of butter foe I. was is 4-!i cents, for ive.i. :i7-hJ eints, for twontv icht ears. n-rf cents The averag- loi ilm.se 'for 1S? was cuts. fr ls-w. t,i, cuts-, and for tmni)- icht iar.s. 7"tj cents, Tho munthlv aunico price of butler for the pa-t ur w.is as follows January 19 "V"-.. ,vl,r,M". -March April. 1!'N. Ma. it. 7 10 Jum. is. .lulv. 17 e-1 August, pii.. s. ptemher. T'. October. 2!'-. .NiiM'iiiN r. i"."-,. I i mti-r. :t,'. Per tin put fourt.tn vi art the vearlv i!-Vr',st' rf ter has p. en filws i-.si-. I'tit-i; lv7 i. i-vn i-ci.. iss1!. sp. ?:i-.i. ivi. i.v, is-..-. ,vn. a;. IW I'l S M. lvl. -i 7-10 IvM. 17 J-W. 1S97. IS lSI'S. IS 4-5. IKK. L'O 7-10 DOCTOR SMART DENOUNCES THE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. AT THE EVAGEUCAL AI.M A.VCE MKKTIXC. He Pays That It Spoils the Sabbath for lis .Makeis, Handlers and Headers. The St 1,0111s Cvagellral Alliance met at Odd Pillows' Hall jesurdav. It was d.rltbd to hold a series of bti-lness men's noonday meetings durln? the Lenten season, begin tilmr -Monday. I't hmary 2fi. and a commltteo of three. roneistniK of T. S. McPhceters. George T. Coxheid and -Murray Carltton. was appnlntnl, with power to choose two others, which should hae the manage ment of the meeting. A Nominaling Com mittee on new others, hleh i.s to rejiort at the r.et meeting, was appointed as fol lows: Doctor T. C. Carleton. Doctor T. i:. Phar. Hoctor M. G. Gorln. Doctor -M. Ithodes and tho Ileverends W. It. Il.-.mann, William Johnston, W. -M. ltalch. Taylor P.ernard. Henry Gardner and J W. Ah wood. The paprr for the r.evt meeting is to be read by the Iteverend Doctor A XL imiingslej. The feature of j-esterd.ij's meeting was a paper on "The Sundaj News-pap'r." b the Peerend Doctor I). It. Smart, pastor of Cook Avenue M. K. Church ?outh. At the close of tne rtading of the paper and lis discussion, tho alliance retfuesud its pub lication in the dally pre-s. Doctor Smart oppoed the publication of the Sunday pa per, and In part spoke as follows- "The Is-sulng of Sunday newspapers Is I radically an Infringement of tho rights uf ialmrers itinnectetl with them to spend the tiny In wors-hip and rtllglou mediation, home culture and rest. Our Lord said. The Sabbath was made for man.' for the news, paper man. therefore as trulj- as for the m reliant man or plowman or profe-donal man. It was made for the good of the bodv, mind soul and f.unllj. jr.d it cannot but bo the duty of Christianity- to endeavor to secure for him this right. "The Christian Observer saj. Jtecentlj wo he.inl a rt petition of the old song that the Mondaj paper, rather than the Sunday edition, is stalntd with Sundaj labor. Thtre Is no truth In it. On the Sunday morning s iftua the making up, .stereotjping. the pres work, the mailing, the sale to newsboj-s, the sabs bj- nwsboj". the transportation on trains, the dilhtry by carriers all theo aro done on the Sabbath tl. In otlices which issue stvn pain-rs a week the tjpe setting for Mondaj .s paper Is done on Sun day eening. Put whV Ilicause the tjpe that was set on Saturdaj- evening was ustd un in the Sunday paper If there had been no Sundaj- paper this tjiio would be readj for the Monday issue; the later news would b st up after midnight, and the Mondaj paper would be Issued without any Sab bath labor.' "The Sundaj- paper Is not a necessltj-. It should not bo considered a hardship to nave the news of th- tlaj held oer lor twentj lour hour.s. since, during that tlm-, tne wlmls of commerce and business stand still anj waj. Ah othir forms, of latujr are .sluppi.l on that daj-. and wherein is tne nee-sity jor the continuance of the busl ines of journalism? Jn Louuon. where busi ness ii certamlj .is pressing as 11 is anj where. the prominent dallj Journals inter mit their Sunday publication, and wo Ix.ir ot no complaint on the part of their sub serllicrs. on me contrarj. when the New ork Htrald. onle jears ago, began the Iiublication of a Sundaj issue in London, the proji ot was nut with a i-torm of Indig nation irom the most inllueiul.il quarters. The publication was speedilj discontinued, as in the case of tho.-c papers that made the same experiment mort rttentlj. "Hut we are told the peoi le demand It. Suppose thej do. tlid thej not also demand of Aaron that he .should make them a goloen calf, and of Pil iti tnat our I.or.1 should In- crueliled And. while it miy le true that ti'ere Is popular demand for the Sundav pipirs row. it was not alwajs so. and it Is more than probable that the pa le rs thenistli-s hae largelj- treate.1 mat tit nrtnd. The fat ts cotinet ted with the hlc torj and dcielopmt-nt of the Sundaj- paptrs go to shnn this. "I onject to the Sundaj- paper. alo. .mi it lloti'is our -tre. t anil 'mnies earlv vtrv s.'ibli.ilh mottling with leading mat li r not in armoii! with the sinctity of Hie daj Atttr rtatling through li Siiud ij nioiiiing. if uni 'hould be aide to get to i In.rch at all. In would scartlj- be In a pioptr fi-aire of mind or heart fjr the scrv i s ,f th, s.im tunry or an .Illations befit ting the Sibbath tl iy I obje t to the Sunday newspaper, fur thir. bet iu it t'nds to break down the In s"tutlor of the Sibbath as a divine Institu tion. Th. re ,ne cons!.!, rations drawn from i.-.ture an I cierleme which go to .show i he propiletj of having a tl.n of rest. Hut thtre is nothing binding upon ih coiiscipncu in thtse c tugs. Tht j are not uilictent to st cure the observance of the Sabbath If J-ou take away from it the Ide that It li a diUne rirpiiromenl. And that Is preelselj whit Small j Mpers. Sund ij- malls and Sundav trains hae a tendency to tlo. Kt.r. a son.e one has j. d.I. thes,. ,tre the three heads of one h.dn which Is ass.tillng the Sibbaih more dis.rtroush than anv other foe. except the Sundav saloon They mako tin- ..i subservient to business, conveni- in.' or nli.i-uri. thus rl icing its obligation up in oilier eoi.si.ieiations than a divine imp. r.uivi and eie e that is rr,.riii-,ll,- done in fhe minds of the peopb awav-goei tt.t sialiltatit. a in ws.ipfr iriimi once said to me: 'If nu admit that the Sundav pajier Is here well fit. 11,. i" -t iv. woultl it no: be Christian mlnistrj just to accept n and mak. the best of It thev em"" My repK-wi-. m i lieie n stay also, but does tnat r lievi the ministry of the dutv to prot-st aga'r.st it?'" TO ASK BREWERS TO HELP. WiniTooni Crusade to ix-k Their Cooperation. At the close of the nvangellcn Alliance met tine at odd F Hows' Hall j-esterdaj-, then was tl m etlng of the wlneroom cru sade, the inijority of the minlstirs remain ing to at'entl it. Patlur Coffej- pre.-Ided and K A P Haviif.s gave a brief history of the rris,nii p, date, show Ins its pteseiit status lit sab! that th- Lxecutivi Commlttie had h d a her iihai. t.ifc to perform, had met many obstacle, but was not at all discour aged as to r. suits, an, that the reliccnslng of tht saloons that had b.en clos.(i vva.s upon tin ..xprcss condition that these sa loons would be conducted according to law. Mr. Haj-nes further state.1 that the mem bers of the Ilxecutlve Commlttie had re-tcntlv- had a confennce with the Polle Hoard, and. addressing their remarks spe cial! j- to the members of the board who were interested in the brewing business. Messrs Stuever and Pornter. said that tt was not the purpose of the crusade to at tack the saloon busines as such, but to In sdn on its biing kept within legitimate bounds, (specially as relatlrg to winorooms and other resorts. Mr Hajnes tieclared that the Executive Committee desired the co operation or the nrewer.s of the citj- in en Js.'ioj ao .c.t.ioM- lo IIIUM- ratOOUS WUlCn thej- virtually controlled. In closing, he mid the Pxteiltlvo Committee desired the In ducement of I he meeting in a nirther con- lereine wmi ine iirewers in me manr oi securing tlulr co-op. ration ns iti.li. at.1 nr, the appointment of auothr minimi tic fi.r this purpose The next smm1i r was Wells II llurlbutt. presid. lit of the St Louts i-hristi.in l.n de.iM.r I'miin. who s.,, in p.irt count It a privilege to I- wltli .m lo-d iv In the luti rests .if the nmril purity .if .mr ll. for. without thl.s then- an hi no true 'l aiic.!u,ut in muiiliip.il hf,. -,,r the la. lc of thN f,ir t. ..v )lf ciirlsti instilp. ..ur .Ity aduiiuistratlou Is tutlerliiK. aluioM It ad lo fall." .Mr llurlbutt rccomtm nib-d unlt.d ffort on the pan of the food itir. nshlp fur Hie tnirectiou of pros, in fll-. at the irlmar and the polls. s ttiat tbnse who weie el ati.l tn olllee niiht Im! that the had back nf them the hen el. mem oi the 'it In the tifiircetnint of law He also called iittentli.n to the ictlon of the I'hrlstlin I'n il ivnr I'nlon at its pnsent meeting, in whlih it liidnrsiil i:nc,u illn.illx the w lie room crus.ue ami the full f ntnrceineiit of th. Iiws ri'KUl.itliie ami lestrit tint; the Ii iliior tratile. Path, r c.irfev called all. ntion to the r.-u t lb.lt ilniul twentj s.lloolis b ol Im-. n los.il pinnaiiet:ll as the r. ult of the crusade thus i ir. and that others were doomed l a slmil ir onditlmi in the near fiilnre He ah-o 'aid that in asklui; the in.lors. m.nt to which -Mr llavuev ref. rri'.l. it was not to be i ml. rstood that anj eomproinb... was propositi, but for the purpose of g-ttiu-.; tbe to-opt ration of the brew.rs viitually ouiilni: saloons in limltim; these strlctlv to the s.il.i.tn blisiu. sv Aflir cniu-1'ltr.iblo f'iorabIe tllseus-i.oii. the i:li-lllle (.'ollimittt e With the tMep- tl.m of on., vote, ilnt t.f the Keven ml Hot -tor V C. Her. pistor of the Doctor I'ry Mem irl.il -M. V. church, w is iinanimous-Iv iiistru. tisl to bold ii,. proixised coiif. r e:ee with the br. wers It bein distinctly understood that .said Instruction did not car ry with It any indorst men! of the sM.hoi business Toe me. tlm; adjourt.eil. to mi 1 1 at the call of the i:tt-iitli Committee. CITY'S DUTIES TO CITIZENS. l.ei'tnre by Doctor Ilnzlett at liit I'lesbytciiaii 'lint eh. The first of a s, rles of lectures in behalf of good cltizershlp to lie gli.n under the allspices of the St. Louis christian Pn-tlcavo.- I'nlon was dcliwrfd Ian night at llrst Prcsbuoilan Church bv Doitor M. Ila'l. tt The sulnet of the dddi.ss j. "A Citj's Duties to Its Citi7ers." It ie lated to the m itters of water supplj-. stieet making and Ueaning. lighting and oth. r things The talk was Illustrated with a large number of sti reoptb-eti liw, pnp.uc.1 e pei lallj- for tlil- purpose bj- Doctor llazleil The photographs weie all colort d bv the Iictunr himself, and the result was highly .ippncl.it. d by the audience. A sec.cd 1. c tute will be given t -nlgnt at the same pHce on "The Human ISubblsh Ileip" Other lectiins will be given as often as jiossibi,. .lurirg the next thrts- months at xanou points in the ity. No admission fee is charged m anv case, though a iol!.i tlon is taktn licfore the uiietiug adjourns The pait of the address 1 ist night re lating to stieet cleaning was panieularly lnterestlng Views were shown of King's hlghwaj' antl other s-.reets. taken dining muddj- weather and nanpareil with thus., of so-ne lairojiean cities, lllu-ttratlng what rjz Jm act oinilshe. lv prop, r effort lu making pass.tble roads anv win. re. QUARTERLY JNDEAVOR RALLY. Sooietifs of Christian Chuivhes at tile t.'iiitial. Pepresentatlves of the Pnibavor 501 ie ties of all the christian i linn ties joined In the tpiarterlj- rail- at Central Chun h, on Plnnej- avenue, near Grand avtnue, last night. President P M. Prlggs of the Cen tral Church Society. pre i.il. but tin re was little for him lo do except to aunourice the various numbers on the programme of entertainment provided for the evmtng. A guessing contest occupied the attention of the Lndeavorers for an hour. A. O. Garri son and Miss Hesie Spiei r f ai h naimd lift j -one out of !iftj--thne of the persons who were represented by pictures hung on the walN. constituting the basis for the guesses. On drawing lots. Mls Splcer proved the more fortunate and got first prize, Mr Garrison obtaining st.onl Music bv the Central church choir, com piled of Mrsi W J Wlrkwlre. Mrs J J S'-arev Mls Julia IlaptlMe. Miss Hvrd Jor dan, Mrs. W S Campbell. Mrs. Jennie Con way and Mesrs Tom Murphj-. J I'. Clus holm. II. A. Hiilfe and Arthur McCain, with solos bj Mrs 1 kwire and Miss Jordan, were the features of the latter part of tin (Vening A Garri-on. director of tne choir, acted as accompanist Miss Kl'iel Tong gave a pleasing recitation. The at tendance was excellent NEW LEVEE MISSION. To Provide Tenijiorary Shelter for Men anil Ho vs. The "Levee Jllssion." cst.iblshrd at No 3 North I'Vee, is a new work, organized bj the Itevertntl and Mrs. A. Lu'itensteln. and associated with him are Charlts a. I'or.se. Alexantler Pjfeand representatives of the W C T. I" of the cttj. The purpo'o of the mission Is to provide a tmiporarv homo for the homMes men and Ikijs, ami If found worthy, to endtavor to secure them cmplojment. S. rviees are hi Id each night, and soup and coffee are servid without charge, and a btd Is furnished for live Cents. The mission Is supported enllrelj- by vol-untarj- offerings, and at present Is greitlj In net d of fotKl ami clothing. The mission building is a tbrn-storj- structure, the tirst storj- -ervlng the puriKise of dining-room and chapel, the second -dorj strvlngrdl and chain 1: the stcond Hour conlalans of Ilces of the mission, and also sbeplng births, and the tntlre third floor Is devoted to a like purpose About llftj livmn-tiooks lire aNo nteded. and the publl- N appeal, d to fur such financial aid as can lie given. "NEWS OF THE CHURCHES. New Itaptist Chiiroh V. M. A. Euterlainnient. The Taj-lor Avenue Itaptlrt Church has diclded upon a new location and will build soon. At present It Is located at No I North Taj lor avenue, and Its new location will in- at tie southeast conn r of Page and Euclid av emits The thai for a hun dred foot lot thire was closetl yesterday bj u iolnt committee as follows. J. Stew art. J G. I'tlell anil S W Siimmt rs repre senting th" church, and the Iteverend Doc tor J T. M. Johnson. Slepht u A. IteniN and James I I"Prelle. representing the Cltv Hotrd of Missions The purchase price of the lot was Ij.mrt, and It Is iiropos.Hi to build ihenon a thurih mstliig about iri.ti. Since the i-oniing of the present t.astor. the lieverond S. E. Ewlng. Un church has taken on new prosperitj. and the attendance of the Sundaj school has Increased to and that of the churi h sirvlccs until thfre is not seating capac itv All the (Irihtrtments of tin work are salil to lie in a flourishing condition, and each clo'etl the jenr with no debt and a balance In the treasurj-. The church lis If has no debt and pijs Its pastors salary promptlj- on the llrst day of each month. Mr Stewart said the outlook for the con gregation i.s viry encouraging The Epworth Leagm I'nlon of the M. E Church. South, will give a social at the Ijifajette Park M E. Church to-night The Lafaj-ette l'ark league has prei-irnl an i-icellenl programme for the occasion The following are the principal features- "Wel come." by Kevercnd Dot tor C T. Patil'o. recitatloit. Miss Flora Hess, song, by the maie nuartette. recitation. Miss Josephine Hickman, cornet solo, Mr. Martin Light refreshments will 1 c served at the close and everybody Is invlttd. An "old-fashioned picture social undi r the combined auspices of the Woman's I'nion and the Christian Endeavor Society, will be held at the Fountain l'ark Congre gational Church this evening. The social Is deigned to be a rectptlon of the new members of the ihurch lnie the beginning of the pie.sent pistillate. A music and literary programme has been prepared and light refreshments will be served. The next entertainment In the members' coui.se of the Central Y M. C. A. Is the Catherine ltldgwaj concert, which will take place next Friday. Fibruary Z Mi-s Hidge. wav. in her recitations. Is yald to i-ossei-s in a marked degree tho two great essentials of success, earnestness and itersonal mag netism. Mrs. Waterhouse, soprano, Mr. McPhirson. basso, and Mr Hush, necom paniest. are the others who take part. P.e terved seats are now on salo at the asso ilation olilce. Evangelist Ferguson will continue his re viva! services at the Hollmss Mission. No. ":3 Eastoti avenue, until next Friday. As a result of the last two week' services more than slxtj- souls are said to have been cither saved or sanctified. Pouter Spencer. FEPIT.L1C SPECIAL. nioomlngton. III., Jan. 23. Mr. Glenn A. Foster and Mrs. Nettie S. Spencer of Litch field. III., were murrled to-day. EVIDENCE GLOSEO IN GOEBEL CASE. Democrats Had Vitnessps to Show That Craves ninty Uallnts Were Xt Trsiuspaieiit. ARGUMENTS BEGIN TO-DAY. Aimed Mountaineers Exported to Hetiiru This Week Hepublie- ans ('oiidrinn I'ontcst Van Meter Takes OibVe. nrprnuc spi-i-iai,. Fnuikfoit, Kv Jan. 2i-The contr.st for the ollii-cs for Govtriinr and Linitinint Gov. rnor clostil to-night t-o far is the taking of, tt stlmonj- is concermd This aft ernoon ami to-night the Democrats lntio tluctd tvldence In rebuttal To-morrow the arguments win Ik sin. the Hi publicans sptakltig Ilrs-t. The contestants lntrotlucei flft.en wlt ms.4 from Graves County and from the cltj tf lAiuisvllle to refute the clnrge of traiispan tit ballots. In Graves Counlj-, and to rilute certain charges made bv content f's' witu. sses with r.-gjrd to the election In L'lUlsville. The tirst witness was George .1. Ilrown of Louisville, in response to a question from Mr. Ixohn. he attimpted to 'hov. that at a loom in the Equitable bull.llng. Arthur Wal lace of the Honest Election League ill-lit 1 out iiiomv- to be usid on tl. ctlon tlav. The attornej- for the contested obju-ied to sin-h a statt merit on the ground that It was not rtbuttal tfstimonj-. Afir much v.ransllns the commltteei agreed that Prown could tUl what took plaie In the room at the P.-uitable bulMinv. He .saitl that he got KJ lrom S alia e for Ids urecinct and was instructed by him to wmk in harmony with the Ktpubllcan partj at tho polls. lie took the ii.onej and use.l It fur the lt mot ratlc tlckt t. Jin ..tf, r.i in protluco a letter of iiistruttlons lrom the Ilrown party. C.intestets objeiirj Udj At torney Sweeney, who Is chiirinaii of the ltiuvvn liemot iatic oinniltt.t urin-t- and tleiiared that the lttcr.s sent ,lut m,.r tlN sUiiatuio betore the tde- Hon calling on Hiuvvu nun to vote for Tavlor vvt re for-girl-s .-v-s,iant PIre Chief Tullv of Louisville runted the chi.rge that the men of (he In- Department paitn.ijat.-il m m.. p., lion. Tin- Oraves i ounty Mittif -.-es in. hide L A. Iieaiiiiioi.t of -Majheltl. no print..! the ballots, He .said tne p.tp, r ut.rii tor the b illois was heavier tnan for twentv vtars betore. anil tnat th. ballots were not Ihtn. He tried to inok through the baik of bis own ballot, but could see noth ing. J II. Thomas of MajllePl. an i lection ollietr. .siib.st.inttated the statenn nt of Mr Utai.moni i.gardii.g th- ipiahtj of m Pap. r used in tne ballots in t.raves Cuimtv other .Mayil.id ami t.rav.-s Coiintv ml! m-ss-s v.'te Dscar George. Ctiarl.-s M iiriatn. Ciem Whltttmnre Frank G-on-e' l!.liv..i-(t I ...,1..,.. ....I I I........ lhe tan nrisier (unti.st .asi from Lo gan Cuuiiiy uni not (onie up in tin- House to-dav, but wtnt over until to-morrow Solomon Van .Miter (Ihii) ol Fajute 'ouitj, who was seated Saturday, was sworn. Tin- n turn vMt of the army of moun taineers is eipect.-d the U.-t oi till- week, though the commitiee will not be readv to rttsiit mull next wnk The 1U publicans, are active, especlallj- in th- mountains, ami mak. no set rt t ot inor Intention to rt turn. Five hundred asu in to, tl at London this afttriioon and attoptid ii-soiuilons londemnlng the iont-t. one of the lirgtst tielegatmns will come rrom Harlan ami Letup r counties. Ex-Juilge i'rjor was un ible to make for mal deinuud on Governor Taj lor to-day for a tortltltate of .lection to th 1'niieii st..tes .-s. ii.ito in lavor of HlacKburn. the Senator clei t having di-putized prjor to ait for inui when he left or Washington io make an argummt In the Scott senato rla' lontest It is said to-night tint Judsre Prvor will make his formal tlemund on" the Govern or to-morrow Judia i'rj-or is under the impression that Gov rnor Taj lor will not reluse to ii-sue the eertlt'cate. At the night sission of tht Conest Com mittee, after a vigorous objection bv the Hepuhlicans. Captain G. W. Gist of ilenrv County was permitted to testify regarding a statement of Governor Hradlev at tho Itepuhliiun hiadquartt rs on ilei'tlon daj. Tho witness svutl that Governor llradlej-, on hearing of Judge TonejW injunction. Jorcing Hi own liisiectors into tin- polling bciths. -vild that hid he known the in junction was to have been ls-ucl he wruld have called the militia out taiiier In the da.-. 'ill' Republicans Introduced Ileprcs-enta-tatlve Kelday of Louisville In r. buttal He said tin re wen. llfty or slxtv nn n In the room at the time, but he i. not htur the statement. Govt rnor nradley was put on the stand and said that in- did not remember making anj siieli stati ment Ho construed tho question as a reflection on his veracity. HABEAS C0RPUS PETITION. Ellis (.Menu's Conns-el Confuses the J'losecntion. iinrriiLir .irmti. Parkersburg. W. Va Jan. 2-When Ellli Glenn iippearnl In the Criminal Court this morning to plead to the Indictments asalnt her, she was dressed In the garb of a woman, w-tarlig a bl.-ii k tailor-made suit. neavj- wrap aim a lascinator. In this cos tume she ihons as a plain ami far from lomtly woman, angular and unattractlvi Gli nil's law vers Hied a petition In the Fnii.il Stales Court asking for a writ of hah. as, corpus. The p. tition in brl. f is as follows: "lour p itlom-i riprisents that she :s female and is lilt gaily detail id bj the Mn rllf ol Wood County; that j.he was a resldi nt of England until pys when si... beiani" a citi.n of the Slate of Illinois, ami was (nought from that Slate to Wist Irt-inl i under what authorltj she I, not I advised. She dt nles that she is a fugitive j lrom Justlte and declares tlm she nevir Pi fore was in wist Virginia, that Mi,, js not E. II Glenn and tnat she was, not in Wist Virginia, but was in England at the time of the alltgtd forgcri..s ot 11. U. Gb rn The cace was sit for a hearing on Feb ruary 12. The altornijs tor Glenn Hi. ti made a motion for ball. Judge Jackson I .slid he would entert iln It at the proper! tlm- an iu the nnanwlnle the prisomr i was run. in, led to Jail. Glenn" utilise! d mantled a number of I papers which the pr ".edition did not have Thev will be obliged to st nd to Illinois for I evid. nee belore tnej i.in procml with the trial. proceedings in the Criminal Court were suspended to aw ill the n suits of the pio ceedlngs. iu the Fish ral Court MUTILATED MERMAIDS. Unknown 1'ersons Disli;iire the Heine Fountain in Xew Voile. ni:pi'iii.it- spi't'iAb New York. Jan. ."'Daring a rainstorm at I 3 o'clt, k this morning, unknown persons. ividcntlj- armed with an chopped riff the head and arms of the mermaid on the southeast side of the Heine Fountain, at One Hundred and Ml -llrst strict and ilott .iv t mn. and also chopped off the head of the mtrmald on the northeast sli'e. The hatls and arms are now In tho Irtttom of the big basin. Imbedded In the Id; formed there. The vandals otherwise mu tllatd the statues and the monumuit. .11 n ii In the I'll I ii re. Mam- rnn ef barnlr.s devote un imrrnt amount of time to the rti.d of th man of the future. Thir all ai'- that he p. to be a irea uiro very superior to the present generation, with a liberal supply of brain mitter Gie.it phjslcal ttrength ts prophesied, but this at I-a-t Is within the reah of ever) bod). llostetteru Stomach Hitters will bring health anil Mrenj?lh to anj one who uses it faithfully It cute-j con5tlii tton. lndlgeKtion. .ljspepsla. blllousne'r, ir-ilarla, fever and apu, nJ liver ani kldne ireubles. It makes rich red bliwl. nl with r-ure bio id romn bi-clth Ia!lly and naturally It builds up tha whole system, putting vlor Into ths neivts and Mno.1. strinsth into the mind, firmness into the museUs. health into the Iwweln. and vigor to the vi hole sjstem Olve It a trill. nn,l re that a Private Keven'jo fctarop covers the neck of the bottle. Toohlonnoo f Says Dr. Pnncoast, '7s one of the surest indications of a diseased condition of the kidneys." The number of men and women dying daily from "heart failure" is appall ing. Through the failure of the kidneys to properly perform their functions, extra work is put upon the heart and lungs with the result that these great organs wear out before thej- ought to. Shortness of breath indicates kidnej' trouble. Warner's Safe Cure, a scientific vegetable preparation, absolutely cures all kidney diseases thousands so testify. TURBULENT TIMES IN CONVENTION, Several IJei.nblir'ins-, li-ejusteil With Arbitrary IuIinN Left Dni'iioin I'rinuiry. TROUBLE NARROWLY AVERTED. Coinliiiiation of Yates ami Ifeeves Forces Fin-tratei bv Ilaneiy Henchmen Comity Con vention Meets To Dav. KF.pfm,icspi;r-iAU Iniquoln, HI. Jm. ID Pos!rnater Harry Ward of Durpioln will robably keep the pltdge he made at the Uepublican love feast, and send an instructed delegation from this county to the State Convention f, r Judge Hanery of Chicago for ilovernor. All otln-r iiiest!ons are burled until this one is definitely settbd. Primir ilettlor.s v.ere In Id In tvery lownshlp la Perry Count, to-tlav and d" g.it.s se!,-. led to the County Convention, which meets n Pinckneyville to-morrow. Peace and good onj. r prevailed, so far as known, i xct pt In Duipioln Judje Vat.h arrived this morning, accom panied by three numbers of his campaign lommlttte. and Charley Duuell of the chister Penitentiary enmo up to asist Postmaster Ward. The HiH-Vfs and Yates factions formed a lomblnation lure to def.it the friends of Har.ecy. it was the Intention to divide th. tleb-gatlon L'tween Peeves am! Vatis, but the Hanccy fon.ee, commiinded by Jlr. Ward, outgenralt-d th- i n-my and caj. tured the convention. There will only be fort-tliroe deb-gates In the convention to morrow, and the townhip furnl"his Igh teen, so It ought to be eay for Mr. Ward to control the conventlo.i. It Is understood hire that Plckneyvllle will contribute to Hanecy five delegate-Tout of Its ten. giving him a clear majority. lutfVN Friends Helpless. Judge i'ates had plenty of friends In the Iumjoin prlmaiies. but they were Inlpless as thllJnii. There was rlentj of tight in them, but tl.o simplest parliamentary rule was unknown to them Fven with tne Kiivts re-enforcement they were no better off. The primary w:us held In the opera-houe am! was as pleasant ant! harmonious as a tlog light. Tvventj-tive i-cr lent of the a.ssimbl wtro negroes, anl, without .x ctptlon, they championed the Ha-.ecy iauKe. Ham II. Faton. member of the county Committee, rapped for order and aked for nominations for chairman. Doctor Glllir-, the IUeves's) lendt r, named Charles Smith, the ates lieutenant, and W. W. Parks i-uggi steil Pert Peed. The convention was reasonably orderly up to this point. The chair put the question this way. "As many as favor Jlr. Keed &ay aye, and a loud yell quickly followed. "Tlne-n opposed say im," and two-thirds Jumped to tnelr ft et ami chorused "1:0 "lue avis have it," declared l.aton, and he immediately left the stage Tin 11 lud lam broke loose. Angr Peeves and Yates men crovvdid the aisiis and surged lowaid the Mage with menacing lists and discord ant Jells and hisses, ".vlachln machine! down with the machine!" was heard above the frightful din. .Mr. Itmi shouted that he "heard a cll and It started with the word machine If there Is a machine here 1 propose to run it." he dehantt. declared. ('IHI-4'n Vnln Tic ndln-;i. Doctor lilllls and his faction were valn 1 striving t" inform the convention that the -.ote on chairman was unfair, that Smith's name should have been cotisid.Tid and the convention allowed to vote on both candidates. in the meantime a Hanicv man was selected as secretary, but his name was lost In the pandemonium that prevnllt d. The cries nf "machine" contin ued ami Chairman Peed laughed ant! rnado grimaces at the furious throng at his leet somebody movnl that the chair appoint .1 committee of !le to select dclegatts to tho Couutj. Convention. Docp'r Clllls frantically demand-d recog nition, but he was not run or heard by tho 1 hair, and "the ayes have it" announced tin- 1 hair with a grin 1 lie units laenon 1 nteietl a more iol nt piotc-n and btgin to wreck chairs !n their Tory by common Impulse they pii-hed toward the .stage. "Pats, rats, mot bine gig." anil vile epi thtts were hurled at Chairman Peed in .1 furious torn nt. A smooth-faced tanner jelled that the action "woa an insult to the manhood of Dii'iuolu and an infaino is dls grat e to the lie publican pirty." "This will not go with me!" and he shook a big retl first at the chair Above tin c nfu-ion mine Glll!ss voice: "Didn't 1 offtr a motion"" he said, quiver ing with passion. "No. sir, you didn't!" auswirid Ciilrinan Peed Half a tii.z.n Peeves and Yatei fellows w.re making -pe.cln.s fiom the seats of 1 hairs. The lluor shook with the surging mob. Jlailv of the better el' ment left the hall, among them William Jarkson.a wealthy and lniliieuti.il farm'r, who ald he was ashamed of suih arbitrary doings. About halt the convention wanted to llgnt. Trouble Acrtcil. Down at the f.et of the chairman, where the orchestra is 11-ually located, PHI Fouth ers. a mgro blacksmith, a ot heroin Hanccy rooter, and Charley Pogers, .1 white man of the Pit vis faction, met. "Do j-ou want anything?" jelled Souther". "If jou do. ou can gt t It damin-d qiuik." Cooler heads in the iieignborliLod averted the trouble. In the meantime ,c number of Hanecy men were ill consultation with Jlr. Pud. "Do jou want a square vote?" asked the lattir. "No." rcplnd Jlr. Parks, "there will be a kick anjho.v." "Pring tn the list then." ordend the chairman. Put the contusion vvas so gre.it that un intelligible wortl could not b-; heard. Unally Judgii 1 hcatlev mounted the stage and Implored the convention to b' more orderlj. A. C. ilrooklngs nsiied for a fair vote, and the Peeves and Yalta shouters demanded that thej- first have a chance for a fair t st b'tween Peed and Smith for chairman. "I appe.lt to the house," howled C.HIi:'. but nobodj- knew what he wanted. "There shall be no appeal from mv de cisions," r. torted Chairman Pud In a deep baso voice. Then Wheatlij rut in again: "la-t us proceed like Pepubllcans and men of sense. said he. implorlngl.v. "Pepubllcans oushl to reason toc-th r nnd tho majorltj- rul." He vvas vigorouslj applaudetl. and half a dozen motions fol low eti. Tho Chair held that there was no vate on the appointment of the -.ommlttee to select delegates, and Gillis tjuieklj mov d that a committee of live from each pre cinct be appointed to .x-dect delegates from their own precincts. The Chair finally de- Heart eitleil that the question of Doctor GIIIH vv-as all right, nnd It j retailed almost unan imouslv Then he appolute. a ommlttee of 01. Ij- one fiom inch prectnet and. of lourse. all were llantcj- m 11. Hint Int-rejiMCil in 1'urj. Then the riot broke out with increased vigor, -in 1 continued with un ibated fir until adjournment A crowd gtthered around Gillis and 1-fgge.l him to org'inlie another convention on the spul and take a contesting tl. liga tion to tho County convention, but he did not tlo ii The committee reported ami Gillis moved that the 'n port be rejected and the follow ing list Of tl. legates be substituted" "Th. t- is oin- motion already le-foro the li I'se. and jou are out of order," j-elled the 1 balrm tn. 1 he promulgation of this new rule In laillaiut ntarv law- stunm tl the kickers, aid. be f 1 re tmv ver.-d. the chair put tin- question ill this singular way: "All in lavor of lectlving thlj report, saj nje, anil It Is c.irrbd "I move tli.it the Hiiqurdn delegation be Instrutted for Judge Han.cv for (lover iwir" shouted II. Andtrson, a negro Iej.ier This was declared carried without the usinl formalitv of taking the negative. Then tin convention adjourned and Dick Yat.-s rispond.1 to loud sbotits bv saying that he would address the Pepublleans of Duqiloln to-night. ln this hall, if w-e cin get It; otherwise In the dining-room of tho St. NIchoU. Hotel." I'd like to know." and Jlr. Yates strained his voice, "if in this audience I have a slusle friend. If 1 have, let him sav "aje." A thunderou- shout shook tho ball. "I thank jou, gentlemen." Ju,i-e Yates nii.de no refernce In his evining sj,v. h to the turbulent scenes of tho afternoon. J I.. I'ICKKPINi). CULLOM'sTrIENDS ACTIVE. Kll'ort Will lie .Maile to Orgnnize Faih Towiihii. nnprni.if spj;. i.-v Springfield. 111. Jan The friends nf Senator Culli.ni liel.1 a me-ting to-mght and starteil an organization, which will be it tiinled to ev trj- township In the countjv The attecihiiiee vvas quite large and sue-this wer- m-v bv II. Clay Wilson i and .Major Hluford Wilson. The cvering .v" Willi n laieiv cnangeu. management, and which has heretofore been n Tniimr organ, came out this even ing for Cullom. DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE. Meeting Called for To-Monow Night I'eoiganizntion. Chairman Andiew Plong has called a meeting of the Democratic city Committee for t '-morrow night at the otllce of Justice Spauldlng. Presumablj- the memliers of the Pxtcutlve Committee only will attend The fait that the precincts of the cltv will be changed and reduced In iiumler before the fall elettion, will m-ike It necessary to re tugautze the old commlttie to some extent. As stafed some daj's ago. there is a mem ber of the committee from each of the 4JS precincts in the cltv The.se precincts will be reduced to probablj- ."s" or 370 bj the Hoard of Pled ion Commissioners. In order to meet the requirements of the Nesbit election law. Then- has been a good deal of talk abrat a 1. -organization of the nitlre committee, but that Is a matter for later consideration. No doubt, at the meeting to-morrow night, the question of orsanizing the committee so as to make it in harmony with the new election law will be 1 oiisidered The state ment lia-j been matte tint In the event of m 1 ntlre reorganization of the committee. Police Commissioner Atmore may -succeed -Mr Hlong as chairman It is admitted by nearlj- everjbody that the present committe'e is unwitldv and that it w.is a mistake to enlarge It to its present propoitlons In the past all campaign work has ln-iii in the hands of the Kecutlv Committee, and it Is doubtful if ever two thirds of the memlicr.- of the full commit tee wire togithir at one time. It .seems quite certain that the campaign in St. I. mis this j-ear will not be conducted along old lilies. The JefTerson Club has grown to h a )wer in city politics. In IK'S it openttl downtown campaign quarters on iathr an experimental scale, but the work It accomplished convinced these In charge of the Stato campaign that It was of great Important e. and that It shou'd continue to take an active part In future campaigns. During the present campaign the operations, of the club will doiihtless be on a much largt r pcale than ever before. MADDOG DOWNTOWN. Tore Several Tront-ers Legs and a Fat Alan's Overcoat. A maddop- ca -cd great excitement yes tirdav morning about o'clock on Proad- waj near Locust snreet, ripping half a dozen trousers legs and some overcoats in its wild course The dog went north on the east side of 'Hroadwaj- It was a lirge mougiel and Jogged along with its tit ml low. as If on a scer.t. l.eklng quite harmit -t Suddenly, ai a man came In lis imth nearullve sdreir. it sn tppetl vleloti'!. at his leg and lur-ed its teeth In Ills trousers, giving the cloth a wrtnih whi It riip.d the r-ther part wide open. Tin ti the hast trotted 011. The man jtll. tl and the tt male pedestri ans going to work I'ftetl tlulr skirts hU;h ami Hod in all tlirictior.s The tlog paid no heed to the com mot b n. On it went and ripped another tnni'-.-rs lie. A- .t nearetl Locust str.t. stall, ring the ptopl". and causing itiaiiv to -ttk refuge in ilie wtl come .loorwajs. It iieountered a fat man who wo--, a long ulst. r The tint was black. I 111 it w.i- t.mpt'ng t the canine teeth, and the animal tore cut 1 gi.at pi.ee of the cl .Hi. The fit man tied wlldly sonth on Proa Iv.aj. Finally th. d g met Fridenc! W. 1'ue.mke". an ait st -in the I.-.n .t building, who liv.s at -No -131 Pussell avinut .Mr Duenek 1 '-in the br'ite coming and ai t.mpted to k'ck it, bat th tlog dodg. d ne.illj anil qub klv fastened his tieth In Puonikel's troaseis ii-e man struggled a moment an 1 fin illv freed his leg and then Joined the half dt zen or more men who were rcml.llng down the street wi'h ru-ftil faces ant! torn garments Th- Insign'hc.nt cur trotted on nnt! was last een on l.ocu-t strut, valid., triing to bite at a hoisVs nose. PROFE Liebre-ch. of BERLIN, Bogcslowsky, of MOSCOW, Althaus, of LONDON, Pouchet and Lancereaux, of PARIS, the NEW YORK Medical Journal, Medical News, etc., etc., Natural Aperient Water for systematic treatment in constipation, bilious troubles and obesity, because it does not give rise to subsequent constipation. Action." J BATTLE IN ASAL00N. Daltou and .Malone Fought a IJooinfnl of .Men. A fierce saloon light occurred early jes tertlay morning in John H Filer's place at No Tib Smith Proadwaj. There wero many willing fighters, who took part in the jvffraj, but owing to tile fact tint there were onlj- two men on one side the battlo vva.s short brutal and decisive As a re sult of th- affair. James Daiton and James Jlalone. both mechanic-", are patients at the City Hospital, and the doctors say that It will lie a miracle If Dalton recovers. The circumstances surrounding the bloodj aifraj are hard to ascertain. Nearlj" all the men who wer In the saloon when Jla lone and Dalton entered are habitues of the place, ami their ireatlj varjing statements agreu on but on- point that tfcej- are! their friends were In the right. Thej- saj that the two strangers did not know tho owners of the saloon, and should haebeen more careful. Thi stories of the two men at the hos pital agree In nearlj eviy detail. Thej both bear thu reputation of being jeace hble citizen--, and are unknown to the police. Thej" saj that they had been at th- theiUT and while waiting for their car stepped into Eiler"s saloon to take a drink. When they entered the place was fillet with rouqh-Iooklnif characters. Thij stepped up to the bar and ordered two glasses of beer. Thej said that the bar tender asked 21 for the drinks. Dalton said that that was a high charge to make for beer, and J-stinglj Intimated that the tap ster must tuke them for countrj-men. An argument followed. In which the two men took the ground that 14 cents was, the usual prlie of beer, anil that was, all thej" In tended to pay. During the discu!on the fellows In the saloon tirst stopfed to listen, then gradu ally quit their card games and conversa tion and gathered like a great storm i loud altout the disputants. Dalton sava that when he saw this he realized that he was alone in a hostile clan. and. fearlns that he and his friend were nbout to !o roughly hnndlcd. threw on the counter a dol lar, which coin the barkeeper promptly ranr up em his cash register. Dalton and his friend then started for the --treet. Thev- had nearlj- attained the door when an Iron poker fell on Jlalone's head. Ho went to the floor, and at onco tho entire crowd began to kick him. Dalton sajs that he Interfered, and that while he was UghtiliL- off the enemj with his flats, th" bartender walked from behind the bar and tired two shots into him. He knew noth ing more until he was revived at tho City Hospital. Dalton has two serious bullet wounds In his stomach. Doctor Nletert. assisted bj Senior Assistant Scharff. performed lap arotomy upon the patient, and removed one bullet, but the other vvas imbedded In tho muscles of the stomach, and could not be extracted. Dalton's condition Is consid ered extremely serious. Jlalone Is in a rllf ferent vvanl. with his face and head fear fullj lacerated and numerous bruises all over his bodj. The saloon crowd tell a different story. Pome of the witnesses saj- that tho two men came In and tried to start a dice game, and falling in thi- threw bricks at the bar tender and mirrors. All admit that gas pipes nnd pokers were used, and that the struggle was fierce. There were some ten men against Dalton nnd Jlalone. Th police endetl the nffraj by rushing In and making Indiscriminate arrests. One of tho "aloonmen s.il.1 that the two men left the. saloon and threw bricks through the win dow, then came back into the saloon and Icmbar.Ieil It until the supplj of bricks wn exhausted. HE BLAMED HER MOTHER. F. 11. Tucker Sues Wife for Di vorce Counter-Charges. The divorce suit of Prancls II. Tucker against Jlatnl Tucker came up for trial In Judge Klein's court lato jesterdaj after noon and was partlj heard The defendant lvp-i In Chicago, where Hie marriage took place on April T. 1".'T. The couple separated, on June's.. Iv" He charges desertion. She. ileil a cross bill in which she charges fail ure to support and 111 treatment. Il was the only witness examined, when the case va.s laid over until this mornln". He said that he and his wife lived for som time after thej were married with her parent in Chicago. He blamed her mother for some of the trouble hetw-een him and his wife It developed in the testimony" that he and his wife are distant cousln3. I'. II. It. 'rt-en In Town. I. II It. Grein. sou of the famous "Hetty Grim, president of the Texas JHdland Pall reatl and for many jeais Republican Na tional Committeimm for Texas, arrived In the cltj v-sttrdav accompanied by his sec r'tarv. D 'Juill Thej are registered at. tho Sou, hern Hotel Mr. Green s-ivs that busi ness alone brings him to St. I-oul.s a' this time. He will remain several dajs. IYoU CAN. Uu i j A EOPiOV OP. im HOBET. i j ('r SEIL OR TH5DE RSL ESTATE. j BOY 03 Sf IL EOUSEHOLD GOODS. 03;! S injlhinsol Yalntifjoa put a Want 14 in j TIE lepublic. J 14 nords or f5. 10c i i l.ach additions! 7 words, Wcextrj. i i Any Drug Store Kill take our ad. J "APENTA"

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TiriC 1JUPV15UC: Tt'ESDAY. .TAXUARV .10, mill). HARRY M'GIAI HORT AT ITHACA. ;Si. l.ouis I Soy .IinnjHMl Kioin Sec ond Story of a lm'iiiii Cor nell Fratcinitv I.oI"e. SON OF WILLIAM H. M'CLAIN. Father Has Received a Telegram Saying That His I Joy Is in tin- Hospital Students l.o-t All Their Kir.'.ts-. Ili:iTIHJ.- fil'F.CIAJ Ithaca, X. Y.. Jan 3. -Ten iu.;ulr of J!'e Delta Chi fraternity of Cornell L'uiver R'iy nrc under the care of phy-Irians a tho result of a firo which destroyed the fra ternity lodge in Houstis street this tpornin?-. Fifteen lavr students were trapped lv the names In the third story of :he building. nd while some taixl bv mejrs of a lul inr, others were compelled to drop fiom w .11 lows to the ground. Among the latter -v.i Harry McClain. son of W. If. McClain, St.. Louis. who u.is Injured by the fall eid who also is suffering from burn1' and Miosure. the mercury thl morning having i...i.rel close o the zero point. Young M---e l.i in entered nmell lat September. Members of the fraternity Io all their ffti.-ls. valued at S,W. The huus". which v..s alued at CI.C'W, was Insured. As a re- :!t of the fire President Schiinnaii ot tho t-n.v.-rslty will compel all student bcard-lng-liou?es ar.d fraternity-houses to have ad'-quate fire escape's. rii.- etudents most seriously injured were J r. I ourigaa. class of lPOi of Albany, I.'ok.'ii no-t. t-ompoiir.il fracture of the ifugn and broken arm: II. C. Rr.oks. ls-W. Hartford. '"Vnni.. dislocated hip and left .tpi broken; K. I. Toohill, ISMS, of Auburn. Inured Jaw: IS. V. Rhodes. 1M1. of Troy. irushed: Thomas Dow ties. IStC. of Ai i y. spine and leg injured; It. K. Cong d..;i. IftUt, foot bioken: W. XI, McCreu. t.r S.ilt lil;e City, I'tali, burned and bad; in-j..:-"J. Toohill is a member of the 1LvJ e.rew. All the students who e-caped from the buddies are at the Cornell Inilrmary. Lou-cig-in was operated up this morning for his various fractures and his physicians believe that amputation of the limbs will b un i .-es-ary. .Ml of the men In the Infirtn ury are MifTcrlng from burns and Liuise-. Several had their fi"t and hands tout tied l lro.t, nom of the students hems; fur turitc enough to save any clothing. The origin of the- lire ha- not been detr nimcd. R. 12. Congdon of Cowanda. a "tu-u-iit. was awukined by smoke. imme diately aroused, the other occupant- t.i the place, but the tire had already reached them. The Interior of the fraternity nous v.us distrojed. The flremtn were Iiantli- apped in their fe(forts to stop the flames, they were forced to draw the engines tue lop of a hill and then found little water. The boardlns-house near the burned huil ltig was slightly affected by the il.unes. More fire apparatus will be d man-it d fr College rllll. ar It v.as provel one fu-iv ihat the present engine- are -ntire in upable of coping with flrfs In th mm. ulai vicinity of the campus. The w -fr ut ply was also demonstrated to b' mac yiiate. as after the Hremen had re., hei the "n. it was fully half an r ..u 0 t -s'rtams of water wero turti'l ..n "h loree. W. H. SlcCl.tin receUed a telegr .m r lay afternoon, conveyii.s tli.- i .tum. i o. that his son. Harry, had been injured m the fi.'tternity-house fire a Vri. i. It.e u;s-patch was signetl by i'r.sldmt Shunnan of Cornell and yaid that yourg McCl u, had been slishtly burned, that he had su--t.tintd Injuries in jumpins: from the -ece.d storx of the burning building and that in liBd been removed to the hospital. Just how seriously his son in hurt Mr. Mcclain does not know, as he has only the ircomplete details contained In the tel--Fiam from President Schurman. jie nas nlrefi for further information and was e pettins a reply ot any moment lust night. Mr McClain Is a former member of the Hoard of Kdiicatinn and Is prominently idciitifled with the christian Endeavor movement, both btcally and nationallv. He i to conduct the Missouri party which will attend the International Convention of the Youiur People's Society of ChiNlian i:n deivor nt London. J?n;!and, next siimmtr and will also take the party to l'arls. lie is hu-in,Ms nianLKr of the International Kvangel. a religious publication, with o:-ti.-es in the Chemical bulldine. and lives at No S30t; jjne street. Harry McClain is a graduate or the St l.ouis HiRh Sch's-d, where he attained di. tinctlon in the debating societies because of Ids oratorical lab nt. He is a member of the Kirt Christian church of this city. Mr. McClain has one other thild, a daughter, Mae, who is attending school here. DOCUMJNTSUSUBiVIITTED. Kditor Godwin UlTeis to As-ist Mis. Alexia. isErriiMc ppnciAi. Dallas. Tex.. Jan. In the Mexia will contest to-day a mass of documentary ei dence was submitted by the contestants. Many of the papers submitted consisted of letters -written by General Mexia nenrly twenty years ago In which he recognized Mary Gray Mexia, now In Dallas as a con testant to bteak the will, as his wife. nH also recognized Amada and Clarence Mexia, left out in the provisions of the will, as his children. Many letters and docu ments were ruled out by the court. The following telegram was received during the hearing: "New York. Jan. I?. Mrs. Marv Gray Mexia, Courthouse. Dallas, Tex.: My Dear Nlete Can I help you In any wiv? 'PAKKi; GODWIN." Mr. Godwin is Si yeas old and the noted New York journalist, formerly own er and editor of the New York livening Post. The following reply was sent: "Dallas. Tex.. Jan. r'. Parke Godwin. No. 19 IZasA Thirty-seventh street. N"W York City. N. Y.: Many thanks. Hopetul of success. Need nothing now. Wish you wore here. (Signed) "M.tS. MAItY CP.AT MKXIA." Amada Mexia is to go on the stand to morrow to swear to the accur.icv of the translations of letters made by her and which the court refuses to admit as nl. dence until such testimony is furnished. INJUNCTION DISSOLVED. Street Kail way Oidinance 1'assed in Milwaukee? Holds Good. Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. n. Judge I,udwig to-day dissolved the Mchwartzburg and Paino injunction cate- against the city ami the ttreet railway company. It was the Schwartzburg Injunction that the Aldermen violated In passing the strict railnav ordi nance. The result of the order will be that the Mayor and Aldermen have little to fe.ir from the order of the court adjudging th- m in contempt for proceeding witli the pas sage of the ordinance in violation of iis mandate. The decision of the court it taken to mean that the injunction was wrongfully Issued. MRS. BAUMLEIN'S THEORY. Husbands Should Kent TLieit Wives lo Prove Their Love. Dollie Haumlcln. 21 years old, was taken to the City Hospital yesterday and placet! In the observation ward because. It is al leged, she tried to jump from the third story window of the home in which she and her husband live, at No. SU South Seventh Mrceu Mrs. ISaumlein has a novel idea of what constitutes connubial bliss. She belieies, she says, that there Is no teal Ioe between a man and his wife unltss they ovhange blows, or. as she expresses It, "no lighting, no loving." She says that when she tried to jump lrom the window yesterday fche and her husband were having a pretty lively time ami that it got so warm ami loving for her that sho concluded to leap from tho window. Her body Is black and blue and she has bumps on her head which are not marked on the phrenologist's chart. Thef-e. sho says, aro the result of previous "love spats.' "Yes." she said to The Republic renorter last night, "1 believe that where there is no fiKl'ting between man and wife there is no true Ioc. When tecre is love there is u.iloU"-), and wht re jea!ou.s is tlieie is thuir. iliu. Me and my htisb.mil tight nioM evt r night, niul generally I enjoy it. S'tnietimes it gels too warm ami I have to iie the front door. I.itely my husband got a foolish notion and wanted nie to go to work. :,nd that staiitd tin- row last night." pecIjuaTTnuuTry. l.t'ltep Troin New jli'.vico .sUiny Aliont a Maniap'. Th- marriage of William M. Cook and Miss -Minnie Stone at Clayton by Proba'e Judge Wurdenun about three weeks ago was made tl.f uiiblt.t of a strange yet in teresilng letter received yesterday by Judge Wurdetnah from W. K. Siiuford of Clayton. N. M. in Ids iett. r, Mr. Shu ford irclosed the copy of a St. I amis ncw'SKiper clippitij; contalninr an account of the in.irri.ige. lie -'iitl lli.it lie was viw. ially Inter.stcd in the matter, a id ui-ketl it mi 11- ear-old girl ii.im I.uifa accompanl. d th m. lie s.tjtt that it the briue ee. i is Hie lady he it seekinic "he irnw liavo tieen going Hitler an assumed name lie also s ltd that a man by the n.imt of Cuok ran awaj with a girl from Kansas city, but that her nam- was not Stone. In a. jwstsci-ipt to his letter, Mr. Shuford asked if there was a ptnkenon detttiHe in St LaoL- County. II stated that he would give mole Information when he received Void from the Judge. The William Cook and Minnie Stone who were married at Cla ton were not ac companied by any one. They sought to convey the Impression that thev were from St. l.ouis. but later admitted that that was not the bridi'.- resilience. They refuted absolutely to give any information. sa ing tint they would return to their re spective homes and ll apart until April. BROTHER AND SISTER EACH THOUGHT THE OTHER DEAD. KKLOCATKH AITKK TIIIKTY F1VR VKAl.'S. r.otli Too Old to Travel in Winter Iiciinion IManned for tlie Sprini;. A brother ar.ti sifter, who have b-en sep arated for thirty-five years, will .ht.ri:y l-e reutiited. Iiuh had given the other up for dead manv years a-o. Th "v are JIr- Charlotta Johns of Denton, Tex., ar.d James Stephenson of St l.ouis. Mrs. Johns ar.d her brother wre Item in Uoone County. Kentucky, where (hey lived together i:ntil the I'st ar of the Civil War. In IVw, Mr. Jol-.t niuved, v. ii'i I r v& y&Bt MliS. f H VI!I.OTT JOHNS. PeU'vtin. V t(.ti ha-, discover, d lier l'ltillier aiter i -c(.iiaii"ii of thirty liv years. I.ub.'i i to 1 irme -butg. I-.i, v. u. ie s'ie reniilr-d a f w ;.ii- Tie :i th,. y s..ld their farm, and uiovt d to T. xas. S'tmo time later Stephenson came 'a S'. l.ouis. Sister and brother tried 'td locate each other by means of letters, but In variably they were returned to the sender maikcd "not at." In the meantime each kept up the sear.-h for tho other. Both hd large f.tmilit". and a--, the years passed, the children grew into men and women, married and ought other fields for th'Ir life's labors. Among Mrs. Johns's children lit r son George carlo to St. Ijouis, and for tlfteen years ha.s bee n employe-d by D. Crawford Co. as watch man. Wncii he first settled In St. l.ouis his mother wrote him frequently to make every possible effort to find some tracti of her brother. This he did. but with no suc cess. Years ago the sister came to th conclusion that her brother was dead. In the meantime, Stephenson had d voted, much time and money to the effort to lo cate his sister. His children had grown up and departed from Hie parental rcof to tind employment ami earn a living for them selves. Some hail gone bark to the home whent the father h.nl immigrated, another had cast his lot with the Kmplre State of the Southwest. Ollieis rt uiaiui d in SI. l.ouis. Fortune had smiled generou.Iv. if not lavi'-lilv, upon n'l. ar.d they wire "able and willing to spend whatever was n.e.-.-sary to gratify the father's desire and lo cate, if jtosMble, the lung-lost aunt. Hvery effort, however, was In vain, and mai.y yeais ago the Stephenson gave Mrs. Johns up for dead, just Mrs. Johns had given up Mr. Stephenson. Abe.ut a mouth ago Mrs. Johns heard th.it her brother v.as in i:..n St. 1-ouis. She wrote to her son. George, or this cltv. and Infurmtd him of the rcK,rt that had n ached 1it. The Hon went to Kast St. l.ouis and .searched high and low. but found no trace of his uncle. While tiure lie met Mr. J. Walsh, an undertaker, who told him he knew a man of that name in St. Louis. He was tie- father-in-law of W. II. Knapmeier. groe-er. nt 12 Chambt rs street. Young Johns then went t see him. and was delighted to learn that he was the uucle for whom he hail been look ing nearly all his life. Stevenon lj now T'.t years old, his sister, Mrs. Johns, is Neither is physically ab!.. to go to the oilier at this i-easun of the ear. but with the opt ning of spring and warmer weather a family reunion is promb-cd, which, in numbers and tn-thu'd.i'-iti. will compare favorable with the gathering rf Kentucky clans. AFTER THEljRUG sToRES. Ketaileis Want the Sale of Liquor in Tlieni Stopped. The Ket.iil Liquor Dealer"' Association has determined to take active int.iuvs to prevent the sale of liquor in small quan tities by proprietors e.f drug Mores and grocery Mores who have not taken n.it a regular dramshop license. It is aiiegtd by the members of the association that liquor is being sold in elrug stores and certain West i:r.d groceries at retail, in violation of the excise law. and that the business thus tran-acttd Is of such exttnt iai i; cut." In very seriously on the reteipts of the regular liquor dealers. President James D. Matin ami Secretary Docter of the I.iiUot I tellers Association have addressed letters to Assistart Prose cuting Attorni v Johnson ami Hcise Com missioner Higsins calling the attention cf these tiillcials to alleged violations of the excise laws by these dealers and asking them to take steps to punish ihe violators. Johnson and illggins have In th de-I.trevl their reatline-ss ui assist in the prosecution ot these offenders as toon as projH-r evi dence is laid before tlu-m of the alleged violations of law. I'ntier the txeise law thcc drug sture proprietors and grocers are not allowed to se'll liquors in (uantitles et U'ss than a g'lllon without fust e.btaining a eiranishcs license ftoin the Kxeise Cotcmlssloner. Dclectlvcs Culled llncW. The seventy-live men sent bv the Thiel Detective Agency to Albany. N. Y. for emergency use in a thr-.itcned street rail way strike will be returned to St. Louis to-day. as Manager Mills of the Thiel Agency yesterday morning received a lons disPinee telephone message from Albviy stating that the Ialior troubles hail been settled. He located the men at Marion, O., and ordered them to return ut once. ssS 01. TALLAGE URGES GOOD CHEER IN LIFE. Hrcln.es Is a Siieiue ami Will Kenefii Those Who I'm.- lice It. HAS CEASED BEING PROFOUND. Says Siirh Lectures Are I "niii tellipble i0 Himself or Audi litres His "iews on War Atit'cdotes. A large, audience heard the ltever lid Doc. ter T. DeWilt Ti Image e ture at I lie otlttin last night on tho "Science of Good Cheer." The scierco, as advo ated by IKje-tor Tal rnage, is sur to have a beneficial effect on :hee who prartice it. The doctor's lecture was humorous, antl he kept hlaudietn;e un der the benign Intluence of the gjod heer of Ills words. Ill- remarks last night eoultl be appropriately terme'd a monologue --a high-class) monologue. 10 be sure which, while amusing, was instructive. Doi tor Tal liiauc said that If luid tliscarded the idea of dtllverlng profound s-rmons and lectures for two reasons. The first one was that his audience did not know whit lie was talking toeiiit: ai- the st coiid one was tint he did i.ot know himself. During the evening Doctor T.ilmngc said that he firmly believed the world was hav ing its last wars, and that he expected to liv- to see the good results of arbitration. Arbitration. sJid he. is bound to take the plat" of the slaughtering of men .ud the hotrors of war that are disgracing tne present decade. Men can be put to better life than standing them up to be shot at, and the world is beginning to realize it; and wht n it fallv awakens to the fitt we shall enter Into the era eif uriversjl peace and ble'-.tetlness. I'.ut the "peaker aimed to show the differ em e between gteod eheer antl jnorosenc-s; between the gentleman aad the tll-rnan-n- re-tl man. His lecture was plentifully inter sp. r-'ed with amusing anectlotes vvhlcii clenrlv illustrated his meaning. He told of a cr.i'ikj, or, as he cxpresctl it, a "crouchy." i itu. Ii was one of his own experitnee. 11- .ud ili.it he was .ui his way to attend tiivntlon. where he was to speak, and t ir tin which he wa-. traveling t..iv iva ami he got tu the hall Just as j.i e- .ttn-nce was idMiut t- elisier.s-. He was j- -i t I.- i anil flustered by the delay and wti-n h- not to the hall he found that the r n'er w one of those men wham he dis-l.U-i io meet. voine A iiceeloleM. V. :e -hall 1 leave this satchel?" a-kei t. r as he hurriedly cattred the ha'L I i- i care where you leave It." replied lb- 11 Kit. v nl it be :.fe in this side room?" asked lie I-. i id be, if wine of these minist. rs T U it." icplied the janitor. 1 e lie the kind of jtetipie that steal i I humor away. Mild the eloctor. an. tK .in- guiliy ot a great a crime a- t t e-Kiiucket who siuis 5'our purse. lo ii. t r was rltitng in u railway coath 'o i a stt k woman complaint! of j titi't lh.it e.ime fhretagh a window wh, e ,-e ,,f tlt passenger- liad openeI n- .r the tront end of the ear. The tu-lor tiH-tt,. i ak the man to close it. an i, app'ei., lung him in his suave-st itidnneT. r sv,iu. There Is a sick lady In the car who com-j-1 uns tif the draft. Will you be good eunuch to close the window?" "Nc." itplted the man. 'Tint man was no gentb man." said the elix-iur. "and lie never ivollll be one if lie lived to be as old as Methuselah. The geatltiuan must have a big heart and be luil of kindness, anil the man who do-a not itisess tiles.- attributes will never hi a gentleman, no matter wnat clothes he v.e.ti- Klnutie-ss is the true religion, and it tones from the heart as well as from the heal. "While walking through the garden of Hawarden with Mr. Gladstone. I a.-cked him If he did not think that people who Kue'W nothing about religion In their heads eiuld still petsvess religion In th' ir hearts. 'To suie I lie;.' said .Mr. coadstoue. 'and I will giv ou an example- of it. When the l!ritih Army was returning from Afrn.i the General in cjmmand was at a loss to know what to t!i with a soldier wh' was badly vv.iunded. He did not want to leave bin behind to tile tender merties of the l!a!f-civill7.d people of tile country, and he v.as afraid that the man would die on the journey. At last he tbclded to take th mail villi .l:n, but the poor fellow grew worse on the journey and tiny had to lcive him behind. The General knew of a good w. in.i n In the country, so he took the wounded soldier to her and offered lier ton times the amount he thought was Just to take care of him. The half-civllizetl woman lefu-ed his gold, a.id to.d him that she would take care of the man because phe pitied him. That is an example of the- relig ion of the lcart, the tiue religion.' said Mr. Gladstone Tun Clnt-es .if Veil. Doctor Talni.ege then coiutasted the fault finding man with the genial fellow. The faiill-Iintllng m.'ti goes to a eoi.cert with hi- wife ami Urals fault with the pl.ig of the orche stra. which ple.isi-s everybody eNe. He detects Ihe violinist playing Hit. and uys that the soprano squeaks. Ills wife tries to tell him that she enjoyed the con cert, but he Interrupts he r by saying: "That Is the trouble with ou; you ale always pleased He then related the anecdote of the man who Marled out to enjoy himself and did not mean to allow anything to disappoint him. It was at a labor ir.cfllng in a large hall, ami the speakers did not speak very distinctly, and could not be heard plainly In the rear of the hail. A man sitting in the rear of the hall seemed tu hear every thing distinct!:., and he applauded with the le-st of the pvi.ple. lie stood up several times, waved his handkerchief and shouted "hurrah" with the rtst of the people. A man sitting behind him had not been aide to understand one word of what was said, and he wondered how the man in front eif him could hear so much better than ho could. After be had been particularly en thusiastic, tin- man who did not hear what was going on leaned forward and asked: "My friend, what did that speaker s-ay? 1 could not hear him." "Neither could I." said tiie man who was trying to enjoy himself, "but hurrah, any way." Tho doctor then told of the preacher who was very fond of preaching profound sermons, and u-eel lo quote famous writers without giving tlieni credit for tho spec civs. One elav this- minister was preaching to a large congregation when he was very much elisconceiteel by a eltutik'-ii mnn who had read intet of the works from which the preacher quoted. Kvery time the preacher would epiote somebody the drunk en man would sa "That is so at.tl s.o's." At last the pitaelier lost h:s temper and said: "Shut up, ou fool'" "That is vour own." replied the drunken man. The doctor continued in tills vein, an 1 while he made his audience laugh he also Impressed upon thrm that the foundation ot true icligitin is kindness, and that good cheer is often better than medicine. SISTER AND slsTERIN-LAW. Heroic ('oinliaf Witne.-sed by 51 rs. 1 'ipkins's Husband, (Jreeii. Mr. Catharine Pipkins ami Miss Joseph ine 'Treen were before Justice Zimmermaiin hi the South Side Police Court yesterday to answer cross charges of disturbing the peace-. They both live at No. 2U South Uro.idway. John Green. Mrs. Pipkins' hus band, lives there, too. Josephine Green Is h-r slstcr-in-law. It may seem somevhat paradoxical that Mrs. Plpklns's hu-band's name should be Green, but that was ex plained by Judge Zimmermann when he Im posed a tine of 2J upon her, as a clever ruse t .befuddle the curt .nil defeat Justice. Gic -n is the woman's second husband. Her rormer hii-bini wms named Pipkins. This was al-o 'he second time a summons hail lvcn Issued against her f r disturbing Pic peace The lirst was i-ued against Katie Green and was never served because the officers of the court could never cauh her This time she tiok the name of Pii klns, Jutigo Zimmermann thought, to es cape the moral c-rfect of a second offence, and he lined lier accortlinglv. The ti-.ul.le all occurred Sunday afternoon at the' heiiiset at No. iSlll Smith i:indu.i. Mrs. Green, stunt tunes cabed Pipkin-, i well along In y.ar-. somewhat over I"; Mcs tin en Is luil ao. Like most young latin-, e.t her nge. she has her .'clnl cotiipiuy. and l.e r -pecial ehd lie.t met t the approval if h- r si-ter-in-laiv. Mrs. Gie.-n took it upon herself to ex press her opinion on the subject and in tlolng so she touched upon a tender spot ill .Miss Green's affection. Por half an hour a war of words, raged. Miss limn was cau tious enough to lem.iln on the south side .if the Tugtla. and the bombardment was ineffective. I'lnallv. however, she charged Mis. Green gral.heil a phi o of stovc-o id and begun applying it rapidly to conveni ent parts of Miss elrteti'- anatomy. After a bri.l but p.iltitiil encounter at cl-'-e range, Mi.s linen letire-ii. -.t... -lit. It i n ovaiiii'iauori at me nj .'t.-i-etis.. was discover..! i,.u Hie nudii I.oely of her llghliug for..- was considerably elisliguretl and her lift wing sever, ly crushed She savs -he i -.iti-tbii. hov.eve. jeid thinks Ihe". c!!mV ll.l'l been taught to respee t her tlj.lll!IIK poVV.IS. Alter lining Mrs Gi.e-n. Judge .i-.nin. r ni.uiti disiii'----, j the t barge against Mi-s Green. OLD INSTINCTWAS STRONG. Former Policeman Lauds Two Al lejjcd I'onlidence .Men. C. i:. r.irn-vvorth. an M.. K. A.- T. Pall road roniluc tor from Deni-u-.ii. Tex turned detective yesterday morning and landed two men In the holdover l the Pour Courts, who nio said by the polite to be a pilr of the cleverest "conlldeiice nun" In the coun try. P.imswortli was a member of the St. Louis iKJlii force two years ago. Ills hnmi Is in Dcnison.Te-..,but at present lie Is taking a furlough In St. Louis. As told by him. the story of the capture of the two men Is out or th" eirdhi.iry. On Sunday afternoon he arranged tn meet his wife at T.i.th anil lite- strt et to take, her to the theater. lie arri.e-d before she did, and. while- waiting for her. he was ap proached by a young man. who asketl him to refer him to a good tin aier. 1'arns worth's uri"lons were aroused immedi ate!.!. He suspected the mall WiK a "sree r er" and detcrmine-d to see him through th-gam-. "I'm a stranger In the cltv myself." aid Farnsworth. "I'm Just from Det.ison. Tex." The voung man Introduced hlm-elf as W. O. Podge and Invited Farnsworth to have a drink. After they had it drink the eiuug man eleparted without any further conver sation, and l'arnsworth began tu vvoneler wheie the game came in. when an elderly looking man walked up and extended his hand in a vely cordial greeting He seemed surpri-etl that P.imswortli did not know him. and called him by his lirst n mie. It dawned on the former ol iceman that the) game was "on." The old ni.ni asketl about several of the residents of IViiison. whom he talked about as If thev we re old friends of Ills, lie said Ii. had only lecentlv come irom Cuba, where- he had collected a lot of souveniis He sild that he was room ing ut Twenty-eighth and Olive street and asketl I'arn.-worth to ace-nmpany him tin re. Pariiswoith Apl.iii-.ed that he had an en gagement to meet his wife, but made an appointment to meet him at the saloon yes- i' ei.o morning. Kaiii-woith .all. .1 at the T.nir Courts yesterday to get Detectives ICellec and Cur. dell to nelp him keep the engagement. At the saloon Dodge .mil the old man were very much in evidence. Thev were arrested and locked up at the- I-'our Court o. The edd man ald his name was IVter I Stone-. An old edition of Dunns e'onimereial Directory -honing the tatitig of various merchants over the country was four.d In Stone's pejvket. deadIFITeFarmchair. -ged Mridoel Sniidt I'as.-e-d Away -Mono and rnattended. Pridget Smid'. 70 years of age. was found dead in h-r home at Nit. l!.-i North Sev enth sire, t yest-rtjay b Pol UHlcr Dow.rs and llovatie. Suspb Ions were arou--ed ye-'erday morning anions Mis. Smalt' neighliors In regaul to her condi tion, as she had not been seen since J-'il-day. They tcpoited the matter to the police and an investigation followed. It is supjKiseel. from the condition of the bodv. that Mrs. Sniidt had been dead about two days, it Is though: that she b.i-ame 111 suddenly, h-enme tuo weak to call for a sistaiice, and so, alone and unattended, Pasi el av.-:iy. Two Italian', who live in the nltev In the tear of the hou-e occtipie-el by Mrs". Smidt. an- said to have lirst mi-seil her. Tlicv usually saw her dally In he-r back yard, and when she failed Saturday and Sunday to put in an appuranc. they iho-igni some thing was wrong. They spoke to Pcrth.i Dicker and .Mr.-. I.oul -a .li.st'rnian. a ho live In the adjoining house, who h-J al-o remarked Mrs Smidt's ne'iiappearance Kertha Decker r.oillled the I'ourth Di-trii t Station and the discov-' ry resulted. Mr. Smidt was found sitting in an old well-worn itecker. ll.-r hands -v.-i" i.pon the arms of The chair. Her head lay I..ie k. her eyes were open and he-r lower J uv had dropped. leaving the mouth open. Her fae-o was weazened and pinched. Th" dies- she wore was a faded blue' calico, much worn and torn ii: places. Th" furniture' in the ootn in which she was found, anil in e th.-r parts of the iioue. wn fairly good, but uppaiently had been little u.-d for years. Th whole atmosphere of the- place was de prcs-lng. Mrs. Misterman. her neighbor, said she had known Mrs. Smidt for many venrs. "Her tirst husband." she said, "whom "11" inatrled In Ireland, died altout twenty year ago. leaving har considerable property. Sho owned, besides the house she lived In. a hou-e on Seventh s'reet a half block north, and another on Twenty-sixth sttect and Franklin avenue. The property mentioned by Mr. Mister man has been 'aken thatg" of by tin- Pub lic Administrator. The only article of any value found on her p-ison was a plain gold wedding ring. The body was icmovcd to the morgue Guy A. Carlton. nwriiije Pi'i:ei.L Uloomington. 111.. Jan. 29.-Giiy A. Carl ton died to-dav very unexpectedly. He was one of the most pioniinent biudncss- men of Uloomington. He was born in Penobscot. Me in lti3". and came to i;looimngton In ISM. He- will be- given a soldier's funeral bv William T. Sherman Post. G. A. K.. ot which he was a tnembe r. Three Dentils t TeMirkniia. ISP.PPIil.IC Sl'W'MI. Te xark.tn.-t. Tex.. Jan. a. Mrs. Sterling Ttmplcion died at her home to-day. aged 31 vears. Mrs. Jerry Foley died here to-el.iy, and the body was Shipped to Sprtnglield. 111., for interment. Mrs. Do. tor J W. Talbott dropped dead at her homo to-day The. nut- McGwire's I'uiieral. laa't'iii.ii: spkciai, Norrfs City. 111.. Jan. 2'. The body of Thomas McGulrc. who cli.-el In St. Louis yesterday morning from the effects, of a surgical operation, arrived here to-day. He w ill be burit d to-morrow. Itulpli niiiieni:ielier. Milwaukee. Wis.. Jan. 21. lludolph Nun nemaeher. head of the real estate depart ment of the Pabst lirewing Company, thed to-dav. after an operation which lie iinder weii for .iptiemllcitls. He was a son-in-law of Ciptain Frederick Pabst. Mr-. John Pollock. l:i:irr.T.ir spkci.vi. lyiuisian.-i. Mo.. Jan. "3. Mrs. John Pol lock, died early this morning. She was a devoted 'hrlstiau woman, well known In church and charily work. Mrs. i:ii7iibclli llerrj. i:i;ri i.i.n- .-.'i;e-i.vi. lln.iriklnn n III lor. '"l A I m Tl f.. t-.e 1. iteurusionn, in., aan. Perry, age-el 67 yenr. motli Herry, superintendent of the K. I!., died here to-day. i.i.;, nrwf .......I CT .-.nea m.tll..e rf I tt' venr. mother of L W. e I, tv: e. Jereioiuli Xellons. RUI'rHLIO SI-i:e'IAL Sed.ibn. Mo.. Jan. 2. Mr. Jeremiah Nel Ions. aged HI years, died to-day. onh scott. P.MU-W.IC SPKCIAL Shattuc. 111.. Jan. 3. Noah Scott. T$ vears old, died last night, southwest of this place. Ilavlil II. iiioiop-on. p.nptid.ic spbci v.. MurphyslHiro. III.. Jan. S. David Thompson died heie to-day. D. Ode-ssn I.iclileel Illeelrieli jr. I.rm'ipi i.' lt-.. e (Messa. Mo.. Jan. 2?. The electric lights were turned on here to-night for the lirst time. A big demonstration Is in progress .."..n t. T.... ICa ..r..... or- e.e.ii. i nt- ...io tiir tioini ill a COSt Of $:tl,(H. Tito Vciiintr I. mile- Injured. RHPI'IIMC SPEe'lAU Terrell. Tex.. Jan. Z -Misses Fallio Spain and Golden Hamilton were thrown from ho-ses near he e to-day and serf usly in jured. llesiilenee Ilurneil. Itni-PHLIC SPKCIAL Murphvsboro, 111.. Jan. a. Tho res-idenco I of William Daniel burned to-day. The loss J u -una ai i..wanti ui5u..uo.v i,iuj, TRAIN BOBBERY PLOT FRUSTRATED. .Missouri Ma.ifie Iledvtive Fatally Shot by One of the Con spirators. ESCAPED OUTLAW WOUNDED. Mloodlioiimls Trailin;r tlie Fugitive Cajiiiiied Companion Con fesses Complicity in I'itts ville K'obberv. nrpriti.te' spr.e-i.M,. K-eialin. Mo. Jan. Jo!m j.K.i;!,on. ex Itoliceman and local see-ret Service oill.er f-ir tho Missouri. Kansm and Texas Hail way, who acccmjianl.tl Superintendent Hardy's jeosse from bet.- hist night to ef fect the capture of woiild-b,. train robbers, was fatally -hot In the luad over the l"ft eye by one of the alleged conspirators from tho rear door cf "Gr.-irelma" nurge-ss'3 houe. in tho suburbs of Holden. it i o'clock this morning. The- wounded man wa- brought to Seelnlia lit C:. o'ekick til's mi.ri.iiig and was taken to Ihe M.. K. .W T. HospPal. where he lies In a precarious condillon. The ,u. t has not been extracted. The "tip" that a Jliwrjii IMeiflc trair. was to bo held up was furnbhed to the local railway olliclaU by a man and a wom an who live near Iloldui, but whoe names the utllcials decline to disclos-e. Tiny ar- 1 rived h-ru on the .Missouri Pacific train yesterduy afternoon. Th man. who was j die-seel in the gutb of a farmer, was ex 1 tremely nervous. He Inrpured at the eom pany's ticket ollice for some on? In author i:, as he had imptutant information he i desired to Impart. The strange r was soon I ckstted with I. II. Gray. h'.er clerk of Superintendent Meade Stllvvell. the latter being In Ks.!ias City, and Superintendent D. Hardy. Holib.T-- Plot Dlt.elot.rd. The woman was call-d in ar.d th- two unfold, d a well-laid plan to hold up a train. According; to their story, two men were to iMjaid the front end of cither train No. i or train No. 10 at Holden and ride to Centeivi'iv, eight miles east cf Holden. where they were to .detach the engine ar.d th n order tho englncr and llreman to pro ceed east with It. Then th" two robbers, uhej were feils' re-e-nforccd by three or four others at Centerview. were to go through the train nr.el rob the passengers, after which they were to hold up the express riies.enger and obtain all the money and valuables jMjssible nom him. Having learned the names of the robbers, together with an accurate description of th" conspirators and th" location of their heaileiuarteey. Superintendent Hardy put lie motion the machln'-ry which frustrated the proposed hold-up and caiis h! th arrest of pprt of the rol.beis. Armed puaids, com posed of Missouri PacPlc and Kansas Cltv detectives, weie plae;ed on trains No. 8 and let i't Kansas City, two riding with the en gineers and the others betrg placed In ex press, logcage and postal cats. A special train wa-. made up at Se-d.-lia and six heavi ly armed ol'.icials accompanied Sui-erlntenil-nt Hardy to Crnte-ivb w. the senr of the proiioteti hold-up. horses and buggies hav ing been previously provided at that point to be used In case eif -nergency. The nv-a wete deployed in the vf Inity. but the trains ptcsed through without being molested. Ulcer Jack-on -hot. The part!, alars regatdlng the shooting ot Ollit er J.n ksort sh..iv th- desperate char acter of tho persons involved. After the arrival of Superintendent Hardv's special train :n Ilol.nn the Town Marshal of that plat accompanied Sheriff Lear of Juhn--on County. I'nited St.itts Deput.v Marshal Morii-on. four Wurroiisburs pjlii" men and Coleert liamsay an I John Jaekejn of Se dalia to "Grandma" llurgess's hO'ise, where they expected to Unci 'the robbers. Th" members of the pus-., wrre stationed around the houe, with eiflic-r John Jack son at the r.-ar eloor. when suddinly It was thrown open, and a tall man v.-caring a cap dashed out, lirlng a shot at Jackson at short range-. Jackson, with a bullet In his brain, fell to the ground, and Ids aailant darted through the yard and escaped by running into a clump of trees in the rear, lie was shot at twice by m-muers of the IK.sse as he tan. one of the balls taking effect, as was discovered by a trail of blood. The man who shot Jackson i said by the railway ollicials to be one of the worst desperadoes In the West. A passe Is in hot pursuit of him. b'-ing assisted by blood hounds from Argentine, Kas. The dogs took tho bloody f,rall easily and have tracked It to the rough country hi the vi cinity of Devil's Itidge. northwest of Holder- Sheeres's Colife--lein. J. C. Shores f llri.-tle Kldge. the part ner ol tin- man who shot Jackson, was captured till forenoon and li- has con fessed that he and hi- pal held up the post utile e at Pittsvllle. Johnson County, last Friday night, securing JW in cash and JIJu in stamps. The robbery of the Plttsville- post otllco was one of the most elarlng jibs ever per turiiietl In Central Missouri. Two masked robbers entet-eel the store of Po-lmaster D. M. Miller, anil ordered the proprietor and three loungers to hold up their hands at ihe point ot revolvers. They were searched and a small amount of change taken from tlieni. The robbers then went into the safe and took all the-' cash and Mumps belong ing to Ihe Government, after which they withdrew and made their -ape. After Shores was arrested to-day lit-? house was searched antl the olllcers foun I the gold watch and go.d ring taken from th-' inii.-.en.ieree operator and also a por tion of the -tamps taken from the Pltts ville post ollice He disclaims having par ticipated in the Indent' ndenee robbery. Superintendent ilurdv is re-mainlng at Hidden In charge of the operations being niatlti to rapture all the m- mbers of the gang, and is licing assisted by a large fore-e of olllcers. Two Holden men have also been arrested, rharged with being members of the hold up game. The Holden olllcers do not believe they lielonir to the gang, but the Missouri Pacific olllcers claim to have" plenty of evi deiict. against them. Th" Missouri Pacific ollicials late this evening re- eivetl a telephone message fre.m chilbowee. fift.cii miles south of Hidden, tin a mull answering the description of the ilcsperaelti who shot Otilce- Jackson had passtil near that place. Sheriff Lear of War rensburg organized a mount' d nsse and start"d in pursuit. A posse was also or ganized at Chllhow-ee. and h is a fair pros pect of eapturing tho fugitive. WIFE CLAIMEDPRINCE'S BODY. Pinkerton Compliments Chief Aliern Crowley Identified. HUI'l'IlIJC SPIJTIAI.. Qulncy, III., Jan. 23. Mrs. Nellie Prince of Des Moines arrived In tho city this morn ing and identified the body of the burglar killed by Chief Ahern at the Moecker Hotel yesterday morning as that of her husband. She was allowed to take the body, which was shipped to Des Moines to-night In a iZt ensket. The- Coroner declined lo sur render the jewelry, to the value of Jl. which was tounel on Prince. He will hold It until an adnih.lslrator Is appointed and the court di'iswe a of It. Detective Uarl Identified Crowley, who was shot In the leg and e-ap-ured. as Harry Mi Millan. who was born In Poston twenty years ago. McMillan was under arrest one-e at Cincinnati, also at Syracuse, N. Y.. April 7. IM-n. and escaped from the Chillicoihe. O.. Jail on January H, 1S. His was under arre-t there with Sims ar.d Mc Innery. Tie third man. who went by the namo of Joseph West and who was killed Satur day night by Detective Kr,ch. has been identified us Tom Goodc of Pittsburg. McMillan refuses to say anything about him, Mrs. Prince claims Hint she did not know him. but volunteered to go to the expense or having the body shipped to Des Moines and placed in a vault until his relntivca MUNYOjnjHALER Relieves the Head, Throat and Lungs Almost Instantly, While flunyon's Cold Cure Drives the Disease From THROW AWAY ALL OTHER REMEDIES. DON'T WASTE TIHE WITH OLD-FASHIONED MEDICINES. MUNYON'S Cures Quickly, Cures Permanently-TIiere Is No Guesswork No Experimenting: It Simply Cures by Medicating All Inflamed Parts That Cannot Be Reached Any Other Way. SPECIAL FREE DEMONSTRATION. iioIfl-niKon Druzfo.. ."ii Hasiiinilon lit. Joto Molph. Lurut St. .1. 6. Kndfrlf, Sixth ami fhtvtnut. F. V. Johnson. .IIS Oliie M. Alrt iav. Hvbtii and l'inr Sk B. J. Ottti. ISii lVstaluiM.,und JSiCS.B'nar. PRICE $1.00 AT MUNYON'S is made ff lurl rubber, ar.d may be carried in the vest pocket, always ready for ue .tny where.. .r at any time it Is unbreakable and u-splllable Kor the us-e of fam ilies th-r h a larger kI:i.-s Inhaler .M.inyon's IT remedies are so conveniently n't? i.r. f-o p!-t!rly labeteel ItiUllVOn S -vi. Itli all dirertiijr.s yo eiear ar.ii simple, 'hat tlir'.r pre enct In a lioma J In ease e.f nines.- -allays all fears or liavine to run for tho eloctor. riCm6UlC: ilnnyon l.as a tried ar.d proved specific for every disease and aii ment e.f ye.uiisr e.r eM. with thousiinels of tes'itrori.-ils Indortlnc lu His remeclie'S cure l:lietim.itlm, Kidney Tn.ubles. I.iver Complair.t. Dysjwrrfa. Indl (.-e-tion. illo.j.1 lmpurllies. Fevers, I'oliis. 1'uiiRh.s, I'ile.s. Headache. Debility. Chol era Morbus. Me.isles. etc. At all the ilruscl-ns. mostly 2.'. renrs a vl.iL Write to Prof. ilunyen, liT. Arch street, riilladelphH. 12., f,r fre. mcr.ical advice upon any eiiscav. should claim it. The Coroner re". led l.er proposition. Chief ICii.lins; and I'lnke-rton have sent conitratulateiry telecrams to Chief Ahern. Mrs. STlt.te stated that when her hu li.tnd left home a few days aso he remarked that he had a feellnir as though he was t-oliiB to be shot. He also said that he would never be taken alive. McMillan's case, in which he was charged with assault to kill Olticer Srlurnhorst. was continued for ten days, bail belns fixed ut JKi.fpei. WAR ON THE GANG. JkCplllllil-illl (edOtl eiOVITIIIIH'llt I'lllll Is Dt'tcritiiiit'd. The leadiiB members of the Good Govern ment Club announce that their organization Is booming far beyond their expectations and that it has become a permanent fixture In city politics. "Our object," said one of the leaders, "is to effect reform within the ranks of the Kepublicnn party, railing in this, we will then lie compelleel to adopt heroic meas ures. We believe that the- majority of Re publican voters In St. Ius are honest men and that they sincerely elesire to see the city government in the lunils of honest and capable men. Our lirst aim will be to see that honest and etllcient 11' publicans are nominated for city otlicce. "We fully realize that present conditions In this city cannot continue. The men now responsible' for the deplorable condi tion of the city Government ertinn.it be elected, no matter If thev do receive the nomination of the Republican party. New men must Iv ncminafHl-ine-n in whom the people have conlMenctlf the Republicans are to carry this city at the next municipal election. We hope to see the reforms sej earnestly hoped for aeeeiniplislietl within the ranks of the Republican party, lint if a mercenary crowd dominate the prima ries and the men who haw brought odium upon the city are renominatcel. Is there any reason why we should lash our hopes to a sinking craft, which even the ruts are abandoning'' "The members of our organization are no strangers to the power of a machine which Is tlnnly intrenched behind city patronage. We expi'ct to have a h.irel tight on our li.en.ls. but we ills., expect to make our power felt. Some time aso a ukase went forth from the city Hall that no notice of our meetings should printed in the morning organ, antl this seems to have been religlou-Iy obeyed. lint still our nuetlngs lisiro been held, and our numbers are con st.mtly increa-ing. "The iidtnlni-lrition has made itself so obnoxious to the better class of Republicans that our cause must gain strength. Just as certain as a municipal ticket is nomi natetl In this city, he rebel by -Mayor Zlegen hcln. that certain will It be defeated by the people." politics 1nonroe. County Is I'liictically :i Ciiit for A. .M. Dockt'iy. RKITIIIJC SPKCIAT- Monioe City. Mo.. Jan. 13. The political campaign is wide open. S. S. H.issett of l'arl.i Is In the race again-t J. II. White cotton for State Representative: Charles Crelah of l'arls has come out against the present incumbent. James T. I'mstattd. for County Collector: James Clark of l'arls has found a competition for the Sheriff' of fice hi II. C Kakle of .Monroe City: W. K. Shearman of Victor and J. K. Fish of Monroe City are candidates for the asses sorshlp: K. W. McAlllP. J. Royd antl Do-k Whltecotton. ail of Pari-, are running for the prosecuting attorneyship. There I no one In the Held agalnt the pre-ent holders of tho Circuit and Countv clerkships. TIih county is practically a unit for A. 31. Dockery for Governor. The city political pot has reached the boiling point. Mayor Sam Worth h.13 James West as an opponent for his office. Ammcn Kemp, cx City Mnrshil. Is making the rac ngain-t John Stephens', the present Marshal. The First. Second and Third wards will elect Aldermen, but there are no entries. There Is not a Republican In either the county or the city race. GLOOMY YOUNG REPUBLICANS. Old I.ossos Will Ciijitnn. tho Kiin sus City Aleetin!.'. Kvery day furnhhes some new feature in regard to the Republican meeting to be held at Kunsas City on February 12. As already told the meeting was originally called for the purpose of enabling tbe young Republicans to effect nn organization with tne view of placing Webster Davis ,n th? .ad!l,e' ,an'L tak'"S the patronage put of the hands of the present manager. Incidents over which tho promoters- had no control have caused u large part of tho plans to be abandoned. Webster Davis la no longer la touch with the System. CURES GRIP CURES COUGHS CURES CATARRH CURES ASTHMA CURES COLDS CURES SORE THROAT CURES BRONCHITIS CURES LUNG TROUBLE Clouds of Medicatc'l Vapor arc inhaled tlirouiih the mouth att'l ctnkteel from tha notriIs: cleansing and vaporizing all tha inflaaieel antl iliscaseel parts which cannot be reached by medicine taken into the -tomach. Raboleau Co.. 711 Aorlh Broaelnat. JvhnMin Bros.. '.10! .orlh BroaJnay. .1liiioiiri I'tiarraacj, Lizbib and Franllin U S. BrtJiitlr. Mnth and (arr SI. T. .1. Miprtfiu. Ifi'Jii Franklin t. S'oathtrn Irn t'i.. 150) FranVlin lie. ALL DRUGGISTS. POCKET INHALER the administration. Reports have it that Ins connec'ion with the administration ha born si. vend. Any way. h.- is in -jouta Afriei. and his hopes of bee-oralng a Na tional Committeeman from Missouri liava faded. The promoters have had several eeret meetings to discuss what, they should do. At the last conference, heM the other day In Kansas City, the promoters could not s-ee w here the crowd was to come from that would c.iu-e the meeting to have the desired Ivolitical effect. They finally ie cidtd that in order lo avoid complete fail-on- it woulel be best to allow all members of the party to take part In the organiza tion. Invitations are now being sent to each Republican county chairman to nanus ten men te cttend the meeting. l!y thl- preice ss of drumming up a crowd It is scarcely to be doubted that a goodly numleer of Republicans will turn out. Thus circumstances have placeel within the hands of Cclotiel Kerens and his friends the very opportunity which they had no reason to here fur a month ago. The original promotes e.f the meeting will ejuickly be lost siclit of. and old-time leaders will iisium" charge and dire-t everything in their own Interests. The young Republicans who firrt had charge of this meeting are said to be verv much, disheartened and somewh.it belligerent, over the turn of events. REPUBLICANS SELECT TOPEKA. Kiinsa.-' State Convi'iition to Meet on .May Vi. RKrrr.uc FrEi-i.w.. Topeka. Kns Jan. Z. The Republican State Committee met here to-day and voteet to hold the State Convention at Topeka on Stay lei. The committee de?clured for only one convention, which will nominate can didates for State offices, a Congressman-at-l.irce and select six dele-gites-at-larg to the National Republican Convention. There will be no contest over the nomina tion of State ollicers. as all are htddln? their lirst term and w'll be renominated. A determined tight will be made to de feat Cyras Inland for member of the Na tional Committee. The ee.ntes't will be waged or the grounds that no Feeleral officeholders sh ultl sit in the National Con vention. Inland Is Cnlud -Slates I'citslon Agent. RICHLAND C0UNTYDEM0CRATS. lek':atcs to Various Conventions Scli'fit'tl Indorsements. ItniTlii.ii- spi;.-i.w- Olney. ill.. Jan. The Democratic Conn- ty Contention eif Richland County met here- this afternoon and apHii:ted J. M. Prather. R. N. Stotler. II. K. Allen. T. S. IV.i and S. A. Hedrlck delegates to the State Con vention, and M. I. Ko-ter. Fred Shilt. Ja cob lagge. J. H. Delzell. T. T. Taylor, S. A. Hedrlck. William I'arker, Lewis ilouscr. Hugh McIIvilly and It. A. laun delegates to the Congressional Convention. Thomas Tippit. the oandMate for the Leg islature from thin city, was allowitl to se lect his own delegates to the Senatorial Con vention. Resolutions were pas-ed Indorsing the rhicaget platform anil instructing for J. R. Cr-.wley e.f Crawford Countv for Congress and Thomas Tippit for Representative. THOMAS BURKEDEAD. He Was an Old Resident of Eaf St. Louis. Thomas Rurke. an old resident of Ka-t St. Iymis. died last night at his home. No. li0 Delmar avenue, after a short illneM." He was o years of age. Mr. Rurke had been in the contracting business in Kast St. Louis for about twenty-live years and was recognized as one ot the reliable business men. A large family of grown children survives him. Tiie burial will take place In Mount Carmel Cemetery. William rliinllcr. RKirnucsi'ixiAi- Kahoka. JIo., Jan. 2. William Schindlec died Sunday. Mrs. .-ii-nii Kltsmlller. r.KPi'iiLicsi'i:i-i.u EI Reno. Ok.. Jan. 2T. Mrs. Susan Klts mlller difei to-day. aged 63 years. (iiMirct- 1 rrk. RKrina.ic spkcial. Beardslown. III.. Jan. C9. George Yeci. aged 70 years, died to-day. Mrs. A. CS. .McQueen. RKPITIL.IC SI'KCIAI.. Flora. 111.. Jan. 3. Mrs. A. G. McQueen died very suddenly at her home here last night, aged 60 years. John Shipley. r.Rrrni.ic oteciau tlnlonvlllc. Mo.. Jan.. Jan. 3. John Ship icy died at his homo near hero to-dajr. A

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TTIE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY, JANTTAJX' .,0. 1000. f V V I V ANDES IS IN BABE FORM RIGHT NOW. Dim Arthur's Horse Hold- J.wiy thing Safe sit I la -Ww Or leans Track. GALLOPED A MILE IK 1:41. IMr Coup Made With ZauoUo. Win ner of the First Knee l'liid ias Heat His Field From F.nd to End. rtnprm.io crnci vi. New Orleans. I .a Jan Z -Any doiib's lliat rrevalled about Jim Arthur's nor Andes, being tho host 1-year-old hereabouts was dispelled after the lint.dicap sat one mile had been run ofT tills afternoon. IMi k lng up weight, he spreadeaglcJ Ins fb'ld and won under wraps In the fast time of 1 41 flat. The bookies mado Tom Middl. ton the favorite, hut he was a false one a he was In distress from the halt-mile pole, "with Compensation and Ko-n.fr. he raced head and head to within twenty vaTds of the wire, when ho Hied badly and was beaten a half length by Koctug. Verify v.as running easy In second position to the three-elfihth pole, when he bled and Ma pulled up. Andes's best prices was -5 to 1. J. I? Crawford turned a Rood thins looso In the first, a "ven-furIoiig sdling affair. In 7-anetto There was no evidence thjt the hore -was backed In the local ring, not withstanding that he had showed his fur long, Saturday In 1-14 flat. His price went from tens to twenty and what money was bet on him was princlp-illy for hov. ton riant and Ceo. II. Ke; h.nn divided the llay. .anetto wits off last, but mt through the bunch at the three-eight lis pole and entered the stretch a length. In front. Although hard pi.'.'snl Ity Colonel Cas--ldy on end. he won out by a length. The second, n handicap at ;ix furlong, brought togethT quite a speedy bunch with I'leuron and Kindred oti csjual terms In the betting. Bradford, who rod" Ktrdred. was asleep when the barrier went up and was left Uat-!looted. He started after the bunch, and before a quarter had been cov ered was in tront. In the stretch Kindred tired bidly and was btaten easily bv neu ron and Sidney I.ucas. The latter swerved ull through the stretch, but was going gnat guns at the finish. Phidias, with Wedder-trand up, and as good as 10 to 1 at post time, won th mile and a tlxteeruh afiair irom start to finish. Moody, on the second choice. King Klkwood. waited too lo.ig liefnre ile made hie run and was l aten a h".id. Tonto. tho favorite, was third. Claw'son was carded to ride Cathedral In the Ilfth. but taKing su-'denly Mck, l'att-r-ton was substituted. The latter gave Ca thedral the best ride he has received at this meeting. He had him In front In the nietch, but In tho last 1"J yams Hngnt Night caught him and beat him a Inlf length. I.oth were outsiders in the betting leo. l:. Cox, t!ie to i lavorlte, was never u contender. Moncrieth. tho odds-on favorite In the last, won rath-r ouiiij, although Can-1-.-ce-'Km had him driving at the h'-ud of the stretch. Tip Gallant was third. The niiiiunrles. First rce, selling, seven furh.rss Zanerte, 1M O'ro'l) 15 to t ami i Jo 1. won etutl) 1 twae lennhs; CcUnel c.ia-sidv, i-c .Mitcnii. e. t l una to 1 second, 'lobe Pavne. Si iVVe3.1-r-strund). S to 1. third. Tune. 1!J.. O'orE-i 11. Kelcharn. Miss Kiss. Culton l'lanl and Chic peee also ran. s-ccond race, handicap, sir furlongs r lueron. IK (Mitchell). 13 to i anJ S to Is. Won easily b four b-ngtrw. Sidney Lu.ils. lis K'domi. a tu -and to 0, bcnund. KimirnJ, KC tllradfonl), 11 to 5 third. Time, l.liv Decimal. Zaza and Vrlclc 'Em al) ran. Mlsencord.a was left Third race, selling. one mile anJ an eighth J'hldU-s. ST i"VV3(Jcr!itrandi. S to 1 and S iu 1. von eauily ty a length and a half. Kins i.lK ood lilu (lloodM, i to 3 ami 4 to 5. e-conil; JnnlV K 1"! (Miller). S. to 1. tlurJ. Tim--. J Tonto Klnidlke ua anJ llerrj' Dailws also rourth race, handicap, ono mll Andej. 109 t't-l. on. I U.1l tllllitHl III. Ilfth ra-e. teJllnR. on- mi!- and twenty :anS -HrlKht Nicht. 1U7 iJ Miller.. to 1 and to r. on hatklily by a scant 1-CKth. athe.lral I'll .Patterson). cond. Jt Ioui:nt. IS. t.Mlfhlli. 4 tot. third. Time. 1.42V.. e.i?e li. (i. sun Cod. Woodsworth. Ji.- 111 and J?lle of Irathn htlth race, s-llln-. one mil- and an e.ghtli Sloncroith, los (Mltthell. 7 t.. 10 and oil- "on cleverly by hall a hii-th: an I see l-.m w iFYostf 11 to i and 1 lo A w-end. lip .alla&l. 103 (VVe.lderranl. 4 to 1, third. Tune. 1.. Elstnore aleo ran ,etr Orlenn IJtitrioi. nrst race Bolhn;. on- mile anl f-enty yardi: Dannie 112 L T 'aton 'It UMy" -IU Amiuebm IK liitiifdral Ul'ltashheldi W' fcocond rac. selllriK. one roll- am a jme-mB Clara 3t lalor Ma.ler.. Ill OlUndSna iW borrrl ltoe lw-toe Iannte 1"4 llj.i.1 iravtesa t"ra-al -n- l! Ml MS

Third race, 2-year-ol.l. "Iv furlonc Jane Wood f iM I'lrate Latsv OBborne M -triplre fctrlpes ,:03 i'aick Fori ..I'M l' 113 kan,- l3!liiienry l-ee.. Th.irf,tflll lusiltvula. Fourth race, handicap, sit furln: IKara Konto The IMrllngloa Mr Llla Sj Route Villa ivfie.!.: 'Hlmtlme IIS lllfi Mm Day. 37 I Kan Wurango II Fifth rac, solllns, sit furl.os: Cl-rlck lamat. so soit!ih Int l"l .Sil'-.tun l-lant lo. t1..t V'uat. i T noie i "u v.m. re.ne 102 i lualietta ....h Tom Gtlmori 00 I!v l.-.rsr- lo3 CrjBtalllne it'AM..r Ill Sixth race. Belling, one mile: Coatewa 9ilMi-eltr.' lit Kl Drtm .'"Free i-o.e. ...1. Jo Wheeler I lai.lv .f til- VVeM HI. 1'rlnce Heal 1W via naa uiker ij Mndlon Tnrf Kv.-Iin nee. Trains leave foot .f Olive street 1 p. m. 1:30. 2. 20. 2-S. Z'i". t. 4.2J. S". 0:23. OAKI.V.MI TIlCIiIIIril. F. W. Ilrodr Anneietl n I'lirse-llii. lore Ilent Selilller. REIUBIJC srnciAav. San Francisco. 3al.. Jan 73 -The fafire cf the card at Oakland to-dav was a t.iile dash for l-j ear-olds. hich was captured Lv Itn-vver Fchorr'B B-d colt I. W llr.rfe. who gallop-J over 'Missouri" JenrJnjri's Ar.jou and IittK., HiikTh Jonts's mate I loie t--at S hlller in Hi f.rt race. IVIon-l Root, a 2'. to 1 sh'.t. wl!"i Ccnley up, scored In the liftli tvent. The sutn inuries: FIret race, seven ftirlon;. relllny Dolore. 101 ijennlnr". 3 to 1. won: s- hiller. 14 illullnan., 10 1. SeecnO. "OIiect. 1 r V'ittat-'!. to 1. ttlrd. Time. l:2o. r.'i.ir, Clpnano. Svlvn-l LaiK, Itabell, Pt. lsijore, .-an Augustine anJ De. Ieta also ran. Oarndo fell Socond race. Futurttv course, selhnc R-dwaM. 1(5 (Spencer. to 10. won, llarrv Thateh-e. to. (IZ. Jones). S to 1. Fecond, Random. P'3 iT. VV'al-h). S to 1. third Time, l k. Hipponcv. Almendral. Nance O'NtiU an.I ""orrala alu ran. Third race, six furlcng purse Slav VV., PC (Jenkins). 7 to 19. won. Imp. Toinsilla. 1I-) IlluIlmaJl), 8 to S. second. Monrovia, 137 T. Walsh). I to 1. third Time. 1:14 Yule, Ulena Ann, Sister Alice and rebruan also ran Fourth rRCe. mile and an eighth selllnc- T.ri Ho. 107 (Jenkins). 4 to 1. won. Red l'lrate I'll (VlttatflKI, to 1. fcaeoml. lmperliu. le;o iK Jones), 2 to I. third, lime, 1..C, Iel I'ao II. Uranil su-hem. Inverary II, Uixte's I-ind and Coda also ran. Fifth race, seven furlonirs. relllnc ColrnI Root 107 (Wnlej), 25 to 1. won: Meadow l.itk. 103 (ROSS). S to 1. second. Ovvvhee. IV. iJenkln"!. t to 1. third Time. 1.2Si Roadrunner. klr rnlsh. Ijrrl Oirl. Marianllla and Romany als.) ran. Ilalllsta 1-tt. Sixth race, mile, purse F. W. Rrode, 115 (Rtitl rran). J to 19. won. Anlou. 115 (Spencer). 2 to 1, cond: Hathos. 102 (MorRon). s to 19. third. Time. l:4i ltoiras Rill. Norfeld and My Clyr'' also ran. Snn Franclven rjntrlc. First race, eleven-xtxteenth of a mile, Bellini, j maidens: i Ciear Tounir Ml Mildred Hushes n Jenebt sli Usella 1-v. M Oermaln 91 Free l'a-t s' Lew Para SM Kcrlta j Antler 31 1 La Amisa i I Hunch 10S Ify Dear IU I Becond race, cne mil- and a sixteenth, selling: j Ls Prlrtos 1C1 .Oo to Red Ml i Tbm fiomirfll 114 iTtvlrk-le Twlnk Glenjraber lft Ncre Such I'll Third race, seven rurlonir. rurse. --ycar-oldi Count Hubrt (h e., "Thermvlld t' by Imp. Mariner I r.irMfal 1 Hioebe) 11, I'eut Rtre lit Bt. Rica 107lirly liucat ll Dunfrce 1151 s-is iavy in Bofala ..lfall'nt Foley (I. g.. bj" Ctorn Cake (c. c. by Ir. Undsav. Jr The jjero-ilaltl I Luck) LIS I Mfllle Small) 112 r. urtli race, cue mile an.1 three furlung", te'l- l:B 1 i Mnrlt kT stnltis ij ,1 illllj Mrt'h'key 1' -liim ml I Teiuiv l" hnJ Trony iiw I Cfih rare, sren furlcnK, relllnK: IhiK It ilcWMrter.t C i San Tima 115 Vnt..ineita MTJ SVl'Jl of Tarsus 11 Mlitr Uullicn Aihiina 1 sixth race, elecn fixtentl.s of u inite. selllnc: 1:-U -.i-rr J, Itejutlful lull '.'t I Hays "I I'oreu lei rKple l.l! M i SfciU ti alKllin si I it. salon Ivi Italia ss ItUi-HlnK Chati'-e lot Matt Huean si I lUnJjd Il .S VII VI OC ST.MI. .Seventeen AMU He Kiln 'lbl enxoll Klltrien Cliise .Vlnrrll I. rc-vr York. Jan. it Sentini mjU". to h run oer the Sarat'a track. ap a'nmun J l' t!ie asv.iciailon. entri.s lor whi'i ct"s i Man Ii 1 'll.ie prlJ.'.t f r 3 iur-.Mh and upwards are tin Ueeriek il.tmli.ap. at a nil. tie I'litzns and Mi-n liantv Iboi.lK up. at fcii1 Hole nil! a tav l-Mith. th. ien- r HaniUcii. at "ne mile and an ti;Mh tln Kt-.ii w il.tnji. ,ii lieat ric". ut thrre ii jri-ri cf a -ml th- Knru:tn ibtel IlurJlo !lanluai. and lh Haratofta Str,l-chaice llanal at. 'rire ptak-s for s-etr-nMi. a fellow: Tlie Mauirn intake? at -n mil the l'alrviw Slul Siak uiiii fwUinc iKovY.iti'-"'. t me mile. atiI the llnori. staL", fur tlhieti. at one mile anJ a Mt--rtb KtUt -nt- are c.nnnrd ti 2 .ar-elI. th-' I-1hk The tlnn.l t nl n II .tot flake- a double et'M. c.f Ji' it i, h vitli ..iiltis an.i .tll .i'i t!.r' tj'i.it-r. 1 a nil, the Pl.-Nih-ii.ttit. Stak a ii tu'l.'ii-. th. Mumm llnnh at I'ir. iu irt f a itil. th' I'-ll-r Make, Rt i an1 .v..-hil' fiiU.n. the Ini,i 31 in lieae. ai ti fi.tl. n- tn '.nrr-i Iall Hli" at five itr l..i th- MfJrathlana sMak-. f r fiiu. s nj 1,1m. at ti furlor.e. ana th W.Tdtn Stju.'fc. t.(r l.lli' at ti e furlrn tiwii'iiiv vrxiii: (ii-i:m:d. J-ion t.nili Dcrenleil I'nele II. '1 Itrei- llaee Itmi. tlrand Ju: u..n. T-nn Jan Js -Tli T'lnMrg of 111- Chan.: i. a A-vo,tati'm a era k r-i. th I'hamiue-i tftak-. TV a bKitn In to.dal' liIJ tiaili lie ju-lK's are b l:radlc 'f Orerii-fe-ld lllll. Ohio aid VV V Ti'ua. Illgllt St irt-e-s n-t. raAu fir tie nt-t In the iirt brae- 1k th la.v ltti.l and 1.11 if Jlneo shouel F.H.J rii.ee an! ti-Hl. with the ajiantage m fav r of Ual iiaehel Uwi, iunt t!ljd-one anl Sioux ran a reinai k ttl heat, nItliT lr tntkin: a nu--tike and hm r ah vt -n. The t.-it hrav of tM- Ja, b-ttwn L'n le II anJ Porfs .jth re sah.M in a ilei-IdM adant.iK fr th- fornilr. S -t'd tiath' poor work is attributed to th- fa t tint he ha U-n n k fi.r th last week, and ha 1 n t re'.er,.l hi ouil form. "ni" lat bra, in It..- hi 1 rle bett111 lln M n-y .mi Ki.b It will to put -l.'ttli to-nirrpw. liRAMl TIIISTI IV: 4 IHCI IT. The .vieetlni; Will IIvkIii nt llctrt.lt .111 I; It. HMn.lt. M 'i J.n r Th- -h which irrre iiHUKl.'il i la t v' 'i 1 tr .itjnc rtrcu'.t vill b l n l!.' lrie a man tiuil coming reason n. n.'i ee wi.l e-sir at lt-olt Jul. .0 M.-.t the t. aui i. .f the ilrand t'irtull ale In the it' TV n...rr w tlie r ul" anl amounts f m.r- wtw .n r-.l will b IU-.1 pj"ir"itlv the nl i hal prvp 1 1" to lia- I'rovid-a e f I "A- f.j-t n. tWn H rtfird. ar.l N-"y New avionc tiii: iiiwi.i:h. West I: o.I.eil-llllt l.ellKlle'i ec tittd Merles Itiltliuuruted. T Maoi n and tlr-tnlli of the tVest KnJ C.xt,-i Hat beasue ma-Juuratrd tLe e nd serki of the West l:nd CotkeJ II it Leasu- "n th n t IlilllUni- allem lot nlahl The il idl-oli t..k the ulace ot the St l.u it Iu!. who re tlsnJ at the lat nieetmc. and dil temark elv MHI for thlr tir-t tn;. out. a the captured I..ur of the cantes. liruen ar.t Kren. th n.l Hen of th-tr teanw. lel them. Sdle: MADISJN-!. Nome. M 1 J .1 4 a T..'l Av. mu 2i it 44 is 41 it 4i Ryan S II A D .5' 211 4: 1-5 ti. Uesell... i ;i 41 41 4". 41 24 41 l;. liu-Iiof 11 !1 S 4. 47 4! 4) M3 4 Si J. Itruen 3 V 39 3 11 31 4-1 1 Totals .S is a sir i hi 'm it i 4i s-i !ItANITlii. :me. M 1 i i 4 5 To I. .u rtarMn i U 3v 41 44 Ji lit 4-a Maher J 74 42 4.' C 31 4.'. l'-J T l-i li.le i 30 3.4 3' i'I 41 1 i IIin.lv 42 Z3 31 47 37 14 31 3 1 OKen 1 4J 47 4j 4S V:t 41 4-i Tatals KC 151 5'.2 JJ4 1 141s 4J IS i. 'ji:m' toi n vu:vr. i:cltinjc linn line Context llettieen H. C. Oursltii'll. Ptar.dlns of the fcpin bj'Almj clubx ef the tVe'ein Rowing CIul-V ttniin liirumrat will be found teIow: illli. W. I. flut- t. I Tii'"-1.. Nijht... J M'tlty Nicht i Tri-rsda Nlsht. I U'.Um da NlBl't. .4 b High team axerane. three iranie- Tu lay Nlhts, li; 4 9 Il.rh individual. lhre Ranes., aer-ige Itot-rt Zi-Kler. Hr 1C7 High Individual, tMiisl- cam- J. 4J. Carl, tai. Lai New til, and Robert ZleRler. Pr.. 1SI. This iKk cs-dul- Mondiv. Januarv M. Welne.l.iv Nichts va Monda Niehts. ,-aturia' LM.ru ir 3. Thursday Niuhts vs Tu-Mav Nleh'-. Hie Velne5da XiRht- t.wk livo tran.es out of three from the Tliur-Jay Nights. S ore. wi:dmlav Miiirre. Natr.et 12 3 T.."l Av. J 1. Karl 133 L.I 4'j 1.. 1-3 l'Vhl. Jr 1W lit lit 411 It. Ilv teinhaust 1.1 US 1:1 V. 1.7 2". I llv. S(-h-velg Km 1M 114 3l'i 113 1-. :us llielraann Ml 111 H7 41i IS'.-! I II. SHe-ler. Sr 141 111 131 4M 1 I Totals TKI H KS 2l'S lit 1 3 TIlIl:.lA NIHIITl N.UDM. 1 a 2 Tl. Vv Heltz 14J H-J lit 4?-. HI 11 II. liiuemleie 114 bit 113 417 1 l: Held "S 127 tl .7 l'C 1 3 IE KleKler. Jr Hi Hi 1 r f. 1-1 II. Merne 107 13s t 27". liV W. Wait!- tU l:.' lt 3S. ui 2-2 T-aaU 7(s" v.ll Tlo li(; !25 1 ;r.ieTN l, si.ller 1. The flrocen- and IS-Uers of the ommercii! Co k-l Hat Leaue met .n the Oescnt all-v laM. night All but the rxnd game went to th Oiocts. The fourth trame was very il. e, l-lni; won by the Orocers by 2 phis. Ttlllv und .lol n sm led the Groeera. while Itrovvil carried otf the honors for the Seller" Scores: IROCRItS. Names. f SI 1 2 3 4 I Tv 1. Av. Willi!) 3 r; 2.". W .'7 4i I'M M l;ili Ji 43 43 47 37 4! ;u ii 1-i J.JinMOl 24 41 42 ti 43 ii 217 4't 2-i Tully u C C 17 7.' ")l 4i lh.wnman 4 34 44 41 i 'Ji 4! 41 1 1 Totals 2S I S3 227 22- ST.7 nv 47 7 2i SRI.bURS. Names. r. lloterc S'haumbur; iirmond I'raun II Hobers: M 1 2 3 C I) 3G 53 47 n s T. 'I 2i i 211 i 2W Av 41 VI 4J1 V 41 3-1 4V 41 4-5 43 I-ia 31 5t 4.: ..7 4J 30 31 34 ti 12 Totoli 34 117 2e m 3IS 21S rt I'CS r.ieelsh.rN -I, AVt'stcrns I. The Fxcesf-rs fcrd Weslerns rf the Soulhfm C-k-.! Hat laneu- nV tle.1 for the rhimtiin s) lo f the ttrst series in tlie Ifautte boubd :f Ii- tie on the I'ave all. vs lavt rlcht. Althoueli the handicap svtetn Is in voini" in the !esu the teams arrl Is.vvl from a stratrh bafl The Hv-Isiors w.te In much II.- best form, an I besides wlnnlnc t or f the frames so. eeiei in t ahnir almost 1 t.ins ni. r Niemann, with a shade ever a rH avtrie-. dl 1 the moM f r l. l.s Wslors. irnibrle rivinc the in..! nil tjeee si ..red ne ca:a- f 7t and o tal of 2.-. and 1- 1 the Westerns. H-fc'nhht. v. iih 6 l-s. ca'iie nrx. WKIMOH Nam. M 1 2 3 4 t T..'l Ar N.u 7 29 35 (L: 45 35 4V r."i 41 5 2.'.v 25 41 4 4V il 41 U'l 4V V Xllltz C 24 33 1 35 II 4. 2.1 41 2 5 Niemann 1 22 7.1 II 4.. 4. Ci 251 5l 1 5 17uerie 7 IS 1 tl i 54 40 242 4s r 5 Total D 11 215 274 2W hi 23S UK 40 1S-2J VV ITSTintNS. Nam. M. I 2 3 4 1 To'l Av. (lever fi 2 2" 41 71 SI 3i 2K 47 1-3 lli.rlman i 37 2S M 33 41 Ml ti Su Nelouer 7 T n 31 K II 31 1S1 J, l-i llal.erl.ht 5 14 72 :S 42 4: 'VI 2T-1 41 V.ia t, 13 24 41 41. I 51 111 K l 5 Total! 29 142 hi 217 233 22,1 5W 11)71 ilZi 25 Superiors -I, Coilstltners I, Ti- Sue riors ami Consumtn. of ire Monnl t ttv 4-rnkel Hat lajue met on the A me allevs la-t mem. tie- kanie le-ulod in a 4-1 tint.h n favor of the Sup-rnrj 1 Jmmevn rth ipad. an l fiame, Ireakttiz the n-i.ril foi the lnl. Intrle xame of that league, and al hieh for his t.am uith a 5s averawe V Rveitz was oti t p for the tVlumr with a 53 4 5 avtiai.e i"ixsrMi:i:s. Name r II 1 2 3 4 3 TVI Vv A. Kvertx a 21 45 7vJ 4' 67 Ze s. c C i:vertx 4 41 4S 31 37 4". J 2 41 lierkmevtr 4 37 42 4- 41 5. 4-1 ji 4)2-5 Turner 7 41 ST 27 25 4i 3 !K r.! leielTel 3 24 ru 47 M 54 U 211 4V 1 Total 23 in 62 2C 22 211 215 14SI 174 7.T Si PRRIURS Name f 11 1 2 3 4 S T. 'I Av. Juntll 11 23 71 24 53 4) 41 ;t) 44 Teukcher 30 41 37 5a 4: 3S ;i 43 .1 Sdir.-id.r 2-' z 31 (l 47 4v zi; m-s II Junph ...3 27 51 41 42 1. 51 -33 p: J l.tmmeuerth 4 -7 4 s 41 4 4". is. 5.: Total 36 HI .'V 250 'o 2i3 IlJi 4725 si vi'i.i: i.i:r.s iii:t ti :tM:n. lloele Lraciir I,tnli.r-i llntl o Triu!ile II--ittnK He) rr "r-iitn. It was a fors-Ron- .'v.nt lul.n that the champion Marie Leafs wuld la .1 th- h..ckey team .om- IH-d -f Turners at the b lilsre Iat nnht but f w e-s.ss-ted thi .the cjmnass would xl- tn- V anu d. "-U' I a iiai f niir. U "TI reillll was 4 to -i In favor of the Maple Ia-af. bu" thtee rf these p-al vnre teemed in the second half The Tjrner plave.1 some co.l ho -key m th first Inlf an 1 several Hires they ha 1 the I u. k .lanreroualv- close to the Canadian goal The dKtcsive p!- Ing of the Turners In this half was cp daily grod. Point (lauhan and tbval Tender Nrihl r stopping many Maueer-bullet shots. The Turners were outplayed at ever stane In the s onl half The Ilne-up- Maple Iafs P.silion Turners Rrs Vcrvvard Rraunfeid R-ai.r-ont I irvvHrd Schcenlng FirvvHrd Forvvard Richardson. Rlankriimeister sj.I-ii- Meyers (Jauhan ,.v... Nuhlcr Wecis Lt.rwar.1 (lonnan "overis:lnt Ren-ilston. ...Irtnt las.ld Goal Referee William iilvcsur. FITZ SAYS THAT HE WAS DRUGGED. Iki'iiiatkiitiii- Statcrm-nt of .lu ICx ('li:iiiiiion ltcf'anliii-' tin-.k-llrics Fi--lt. DOSED IN THE THIRD ROUND. AHer That Hi- ImcuilM-ts N'otli- 11111 That Oiimiiti'iI 1'ntil the Truth John L. .'icdits tilt' Stoi-v. RniTP.I b'SPlICMl, New Vork. Jan. 19 Vfier resting ight nionllis under the s'lgm.i if vvlm lie tcrun iin undeserveil 1. feat, llobert I"lt7.siiniiions now proclaims that he was drugged when he .is whipped by .lames Jeffries for the championship of the world at "oney lsltn! lat .line ritz-dnimon! sas tint the drug vva ;-Ivon to him In the wat.r which he drank during tin? early p.irt of the light, and ttut he has n reroll.-cllon of anything th.it h,tpptusl after he went out for the third round. He vaguely rev alls asking lil M-contls who It was that he was tigtitlng with, but doe not remember what answer they gave him II. also has a fain! recollection of hearlnj; Julian tell him to stand up during the ttnth rou ml. Tor nearly two months after the Unlit ritzslnimon-4 Miys he had great ililtli-ultv In reiiieinberlng the ordln iry Incidents of the da-,. Trj as hi; would he cuiiM not fasten In Ills mind thoe things which he wl-h.-d to rimtmfcer. Gradually ho oame to him self anl as h recovered lie became more and more convinced that he hud met foul pl.i. He charges no p.irtl. ul.ir pir.it with drugging him, contenting himself with the assertion that v.hui he does learn who was the Instigator of the crime he vv til nuke certain that the sumo person does not repeat the operation 'I his announcement Is certain to cre-ito ait tiidltss amount of dIscu-!on In the world of profc-sional sports. Many believe that the former champion was not him-elf when he last enured the ring, and even his enemies were surpriFi d ut the pour showing which he made when lie i.ilsed hi- hand- to defend his title against Jeffries During the contest. I'orbttt, who had his money bet on Ji .fries. I "marked lo .1 friend: "If ritzslmtnons had made such a light as this against me 1 would still l- h.'imploii of the world. Sumelhlug seems to be v.rong with him." Y 1st' lifts m .It'llrles. All ovtr the country the comment' was made that those who were known as the "wl-e mm" bet on Jeffries, taking the best odds that vvr.- oil r d. Judging tho two men on their previous work, ritzslniinuns oert.iinlv looked .1 witinr. and et so ton tldint were tho--e behind his adversary tint a large .unount of muney was Invested In show printltg. and rinladelphla was .ulu allv blll.-d belote the llglt with Urge po-t-vrs iroclalmlng the (oming of "James .1. Jtlfrles, champion pugilist ot the wot Id. conqueror of tho migntv. rnzslmmons" I nd r ordlnarj circumstanves muny Is not invested in this wa on a mere ch.inve. "It is not my intention to make a -pe uic charge against unv man," said hitzstmnion" to-nigiit. when seen at his apartments m the .iletropoje. It Is impossible tor me to point to the man who was responsible for in condition on the night ot June when I fought Jeffries, but tills I do know, und 1 sa it with emphasi and with full knowl edge Of til- colistspjelicts. 1 vv..s drUKCed bv some one, und it is onlv natural to sup pose that tnere was a con-plney nrr.tng.-d to accomplish my defiat. I went Into the ring In good condition. I vv.m Jit to tlht and did light, to my entire sattslaillon. for two rounds. "In the second. It will b.- retm-inhered. I was knocked down lliut blow did not hurt rue. and. In fact, would not havv stjggrcii me had it not (aught me Jut at a moment when I was r. stin far back on mv heels. I came np not In the bast d.i..-.l and was feeling as good as n-vv when 1 w.nt to my lorner. i "Dunne the rest betw.sn the s-onil and third rounds I tool; a lotn drink of mineral water and. followim; that. I li.ive only .1 hazy recollection of on or two l:n Idents of the light. 'I hlligM Looked I'llliliv. "Just hoiv I got through the third tound I cannot till, but e.h.n 1 went to mv corner It .struiU me as a ver gooil Jok- that I was there lighting before a great irovvd with a man 1 did not ktti.vv. I askul Julian what it was all ..bout and who I vvns light ing with. They tell me that vvh-n he saM Jeifrits', I eprtssed my surprise and said that I hud no reason for lighting him. Hut of all that 1 run-mix r nothing. "Then a;ain. In the tenth round. In a Iiazy w iv I remember Julian saying. 'Stand up. I itzslmnions!' 1 stood up. wondering what l! was all about, and what partlcu!.ir reason Julian had fur wanting m? to stand up at that time "The n-t day I was physl. allv as well as I was h-fore I vvnit into tie- tight Jlv upper Up wu.s a trille pund. but aside from that 1 was uuhutt Hut my mind was al most ii blank and continue.! so for nearlv twu months. This runditlati gradually wore auay. and little bj Utile 1 regained my tonne r strength of mind "rinally. win n the affairs of the night of the tight began to become tangible. I mido an Inquiry and I believe that I discovered Just how the drug was administered 1 provided for my use (luring the tight a lot of minei.ll water In bottles. As the gas w.us Ilkily to distress me. I told Julian to tun ork the bottles and let them stand for smile tune so that the gas might .soup-. He told me that he had done this and that he had glvn the watr to Clark Hall, who took it Into the box ollh to guurd It Hall mid me that w Idle he was in the lux of llce and had the wutir In his care two of th mn who were most prominent backing JefTrb-s entered the room one of them engaged him In artiest e-onvt rs.-itlon and for :i moment he Inst sight of the other. He did not v that the water vviim diuggod .-it that lltne. and niither do I -ay now, but I am convinced tha the drug was given ti me in that Willi r When 1 suggest,, this to Julian, he got ungrv and said that Clark Hall did not know what he vv.is talking about. Aliinil the VIoCov I'ighl. "?everal months ago. when I was In Chi cago and Julian was here, he telegraphed me he riitili make a match foi ine with JlcCov. I sent lilm this te-ply "Mak- no ni.it-h with anvbody except ft lies I gave htm his opportunity when he was a fourth-rate tighter. He and i;r:nl should now ittuin the favor, as they promised me that they would. They know, and vou know, thit the hamplon shlp was won from me by foul means." "Julian may have taken offense at this At an5 rate, he was In bad huiiioi when he cam on to Chicago, und I broke with him soon ntterwiird. "It has betn eight months now since Jef fries aul 1 fought, and this is the Urst tune that I have ever made the open charge that I vvas drugged. 1 know that man of mv friends believe that I was the victim of foul play, while othets. unfortunately tor mc. believe that I oellheratelv threw the tight. As what I now say will be given general credence, jou cannot say in too Mstlve terms that I know I was given drugs, and that the Sight was lost to ire by this means. To prove that 1 mem act!y what I say. I stand readj to-night to make a match with Jeffries, the winner to take the ntlre pur.-e. house receipts and all peripilsites and privileges. 1 will also make a side bet of jliiOCO that I will win. If Hrad and Jeffrie's are afraid to give me the match. I will take on Sharkey or JIc Cov. If 1 meet the latter It will be for the nuddle-w eight championship, a title whl h I still hold. "I wish to pay tint this Is not ih first time that an attempt has been made to de prive me of ,i chance lo win. Men who were supposed to he my lves-t friends tried to make It impos-dble for me to whip J'eter Maher the first time we met Although I ilbl win the tight, 1 was In no condttlon when I went Into the ring." John I. llelleves Kltjr. There are many good Judges who believe that Fitzslmmons Is still the best of tho lot of present-day puglllts. Among them Is John L. Sullivan, than whom no one has a better right to ludge a lighter "I did not see Kltzslmmons lose to Jef fries." said Sullivan last night "but I have seen him In the ring more than once, and I know just how good a man he Is 1 saw Jeffries and Sharkey light, and there Is only one explanation which 1 cm accept for Fitzslmmons having met defeat at tho bands of one of JcfTrlcs's caliber. I believe that he wjs under tho Inllu nee of some drug Kitzslinnio.i- has told me thai he was In good condition when he went lulu th.' light, but w.s drugged nfi.r I In- ond lotind I believe' what he b I1-. though 1 am sorry to think that piigUt-uu has fallen Into the hands of men who would sloop to such work" "Tom" ti'lCuurke, backer of Sharkey, said: "ritzslmmons was ul,i,.,-d filrlv and snu.irelv. and I l-o'ieve- thai J ffrle s can whip him .ver el.iv In th.- w..k Mr.t than that, I l-li ve- that Slnrkej i-jn xvhlp lilm ipiicker than Ji-ITii"- did, and I am will ing lo let that 1 am right I am glnd to hear that ruzsinniioiis will tighi Slnrkey. He can make a mute Ii jut as tsjon as he appears with his nionev If any pugilist in the ring to-day Is n tllh'il to eoiisdi ration ftoin James J. Jiffrl.s. the hinvv-vvi Ighi champion, th it man is "Hob" riizslmm m At least that Is the opinion of men vvlm have followed ring events fur manv v-ars The expel is m epiestn.n Ik lieve lh.it if another meeting is arrange-.! 1m tv.cn the pre en: hauijilou and lltzcliii inons "Iiuk 15 b" will turn lb- t.ibb-s on the nntl Wl.l VV lee-ted th- tl'le of heavj weight (hamtdoti frmii him. At .mv ra'e a .oile'st letwe-en these two men would Iiiiiiieiis.'lv inter sting if. as ritzslniinoii.s claims, he w.s "V-ii- red" last June. Vlssi.u 1IVVV IIIWCIX sll.T s, 1"H Vlusl llnve- II I In jured ill Sl'I'MIIll Itltllllll. Rl.tTRI.Ii- SIT I VI. e 111. ir". 111. J.n .s -R-ii'M Sib-r n'- ref. ere.,1 the 1 it7"lmiis.- J 'frb e I i.'ii ut c..ii-v !Ian.l lat June. he Lever hald before that I .irstininons bad len drur.e.1 Wher I'lfrles and l.mkv IM." entered Hi. itnu. isller ti.l. th. ti-ht It n. a a-e of a no. e ugalnsl a int lllt-t.r Jelltles teine tlie noil.- XJl.'r""-: ol.d round it s-emcl to SSI-- thit 1 iti-minione W IS the n.'Vli-e .i"'l Jeffrlls III- llli-ler Mler Hl- tril.ill.s this to the fa. t that .-tzs!n.ni..!i- he iias kn. k.l d. vn tn tin s.. ,d n.uiid. k th- h.ve.r verlel.n f th- -Pile Hie .rafter lie .1 is n. t hnil-lf lie mi'-eel a .1. .1 chtnres in .oh rounl. Siler sa s. and h wis m in. oils II s hedlt n. pUt Jelfri-s.Ut fn.lll b.r.-e ol 's I. r thinks ru-imri..ns-s 1,'nif neoi. iv miv 1 i..i.iinte.l !Hi t'i. fn- lor.- -ust.Pi.l v.i, u J.fln-s kn k.d htm d -wn in the s-. .nd round iidmm; sihivv i'iiTieoi.ii. est Hud's Aiinilriii- Ciirnlvnl latlil IMiT for 11 Week. There was no ls.xim: at the West i:nl Club last t Bhl It Ind Isen atimun. ed that the clubs t.rst unat'i'r toirnanent In Its law home wool I b iiiaugiirate,! Jbindaj night, and a Iirjse num ber f memlers and tlulr filends ualbeied at the lub s hands .tne nw o niters .n antielisat'on .r la-.tj- itfird.d an opti-rlunitv wilne e. s ,m. ii. ter-sttngsiHtt. but several eKal ..l.-ta. I s I. the imiziess i the t..iirnalnetit devel.,i. at tn lat '..mute, tluou'h Hie l-ollic I ii pirliii'lit. vvhl.n ..,,ld President C II llaUKlit.ell lo IHe.tp.ir. i the nausurati n if the toiiriuiii'-i.t ut-til ,'is :.Uht 1! that time )lr Ibiiishi. -i will have matters In elml-' to go ahead vvlm tre tat- r iir llmirhtons st eieire nl t. the crowd that Batter.! al the West 1.1,1 lub la right v as teelie.l vvllh the ts-"t ni .n all sl.l'S. After the announieme-nt a made that n err.'tt W..U..I le made to liave anv Jsitt ef the Isixlns l..-riinime take pine n.arlv all tie r pi- l'in.1 s..ile. Mr llaewl tun s InvitatUn to r s,.,t Ids Iubs rev- plant, and manv- remun. 1 I. r sme tun- examining the improvement- The t p.. I areni. wh-ie th" t.rs will hold forth, is pr! nn need Hi- best ev.r .e n In llus latt th ciintri. Tie rl- is a stakeb-s one, ihoto'ishly pa J Je d lUKVIl-ltOt MJ Hit VW. IM.lie Coitneill.v :it:il .!:i.-U Hilly Viet In HiiIT.iIii. l:u"il. N. V. Jan. 31. -ivror- th- oivmiut A. c t night lalule Cinnolly .f t Jcl.o, N 1! and J ok Palv .r VVIlmlnKton. Ik I foUKht twn t rounds to a dr.vr. Tile men I.JX-.J eauti' u-ly and ..v.llv. nether showing the efle.ts e.f blo-vs uttll the fifteenth. "VntMillv. billing In iliml.e-, b..l lali- s eve, tn nh utnlnrr plsl his fa.-- i.v ie.i with bl.! Cor.is.lly was aKTes!ie an I verv strong, but Hllv cleverlv b!.iek-d his ru-hes and landeil m.n el-in blows -i th-" fa-e and rll'S Ialv grew stronc-T toward the eliw- and .li. I more than his sli.re ..f th tor. ire ly l.ut was rather tame, and the i-luhhoii-e va i. n half tilled The h.oiors wee ttli bala-ced lh.it th- lef.-tee allsl the most a .Law. i:.s rou vi vi"i nr.vvs. Tut Kid Vli'l'lirllnnel Out i 'be I'll'st Hound, rv.vv Yolk I.n 2S A tlBht-hin.1 b id. Iid nic f .rlv en tie i.,t ka.K.d Kid M. 1'altlinl dovvi and I'll In the tlr't of vvlat was to have teen a tnentv-io'ind 1-jUt at catch weights to-night at the Hercules A C lllt-l.lvi Mattv Matthews was the Kid -i.li.isir. r..l 51 ittv- was the n-en vvhi landesl the kr.ork out blow. There wis nothing to it up t. the in. in. nt that Mattv sent his rieht 'he mark le.th null were m splen did tondlllon and wik1i1 ale.oe lty junds a-h Til- ni.n started In Hi a -p' 1 which lo.ket I" l-e t.H. last to last Mi l'.irilan 1 bor-l l"i and Ii -bed Ids man. il-llli: leilh h mjs i-it it i.iivr nv run.. lire nut Mils Civ en u lleclslon. bill l.'iter Whs Ilefeated. Y..ur.st..ii. (i. Jin. 29 The Isiltl- l.'w.-n J-.k r.mel if VV Ilminston. Jvl ar.l Krin. Ilrv int of Rt.skljn be' e-e the Younsslowti Ath 1. to i li.li to-night te-ult'd In a vi tor for I'.rv-a-o lb' was avtanled tl.e .brbli.n on a fiMil in the thli.l minute of the tut reull. The de-.i-i..n was ver un-atlsfio lory t. the t-rowil. and the mill llnallv again Is-gaa hfihtlne; Kair! beat his man tei.ateiu ti lb- ll.r. and In the s t nd r. i.nd Ibvatlt's se.-i.lids threw up the "s tote. .VIcl.llV Hlt.V 4). Knocked .luek Word (till in Tnu Vllli ulei noil I'ive' .seennels. Raliimore, MJ Iin. -T.rrv Mrfiovern Ino. ked out J.a. k Wnrd of Newark. bef..re tho Ilureka club. In two mltitlti s and live seconds. The nan wr IKk-! I go Ivventv rtund. They went at It himm'r and I. ir.es from the start Ward hitebd a rlnht and lift en tin. jaw without h oounT r In a illnih Mar s.rd Ids rolht to tl.e Mill! s nisi .1 luo'tietit lat. r a left en the s'omaeh. Hid a rlgtit oil the tip of th.. Jaw' ut Wald lo s.. 11(1 ll.i: KMII'KHII OIT. Ivlil I'll r 1. 4" r I'lit lilm tie sleep iu Hie I'illli Hiiilliil. Ivnvir. ("I I e "i Kid Parker f Denver kn.skl cut Kid P f chl.aKo to-nlcht li ih t'flh roilie! ..f what was in have l-e-ri a ten-ri'imd K at the c, l.oa.l.. Athl. lie ub It.. lie made i ll.CI ll lell.r ll Willi: lhall l.ialsooits linked fur In the tii"t t in i otid i:i.i.isii ii s i:vu:hi:i. 4 hlenuo s lrenile'r Vuinteiir Itillliird- Ist Will Vli't't Viet rt-iT) tinil Puss. RKPII 1.IC M'l.clAI. Ch. igi. Jan Clem RUtin. th- Chlciro billiard exiiil. bis sent in bis entry for the l t-rnamenl p. be given b th- Am.iti.ur billiard Plav-rs' Asik a'l..n in Nw .ik the litter put of Match Tie l. tiitian'ent Is to be held In Mad ison siuare l.ir.i.n. and th- winner will be stvled amateur rhsmpioi f the I nlud M ties. Kill son's entry Is i oti.llllonil iisn his uhlllty to so ar tanKe his biisln. rs aralr- as to get awu) loiia; eri uah t tseit ti it.- In the mntest Kllli.ti won Ih- haiiiplonship of Illinois In the tournament h 11 a few days u..... urH jIt v hi. li Crank 1:1. e. also of l hi ai;o. li'ii-ht.l seeor.d lie ti is I een for se.eral ji--irs un athletic member of the Chirac. Athl tic Ass.flaton. an.1 last year was ertered unilei the I rry iltile colors for the 1 i"s A toiirnanont (i.ien und'r th- auspn es f the Amateur Allil. tli 1't.lon it the Knli k-rbocker Atbletii' Club. New V.ak (TI.. 1'or ome reason be was not snt. and .1- bn-.l to .-o. evn though W. Mu.'-ev oirere.1 to enter him. IVs. Mull, ti slid MiCi.erv ...intstrd. 3Iulbn winning the chain! IntiS-hlp Kills., ii has line leen a p liver cf no'e in 'h Wel lie ha- l-.n a n.!utor for man) vt?ar, and us."d to get his p-ai tic- a" sio m,menis when off dutv Ills ihtllie. ftaitl'-l b plavins on ail vatietles of tatl. -i In stroll town Is therefot the mote r-rparkehl Kllle ,Ii is ..nstdele.) easlli tie ler of an) 14 Inch balk Hie plujer In ttit- lift of the ci untrj Altlid VVDX AT 1III.I.I 4.HDS. Ilefellleil CrnilU Willilllils in ll Closely 'eiiieteil i. nine. The fourth gatia ft il.e lass A amateur b.alk llr.e tmrrament al lb iv.api's I tlllard hall wis PlpveJ last nh'l t bv Prank Williams and K. Argo. revultine In vlcloO tor Mr Arso. This is Argo's sec.r..l v ct. rv ind VVitl.ams's t-eeond da fiat. A summarv of th- came follows: tk Total, loo llli.li runs. 11, u and 11. Average. 3 4t, Williams T' tal. Is-- H'h runs, u and li). Average. 2 Ja-77. Anolbi'r 'reel" Hlllern. Dick Ke nnedv. th- harm Ion Kne -distance pe destrian of the West sent in his entrv vestenav t th- flx-dav ci as-vou-l lease rare, which will take pl.ne at th" Nat.ilorlum IVhruarv M to II. st. Ie.ulsans will teniembir K. nnedv. as hs wis fotmer y a resp.e-1 if this -llv and his Urst long-dls nnee wntklnc trio that attracted anv at tention was from st I. uis to New York, a ins tance of 1 16.-. miles, whnh he covered in fnrtv tliiee davs. th-r he chining a llftW v.acer thai he could traverse the dietance m Ies thin Ilftv dav-s. Since that time Ken .-dv has tramped all over 'he countri f r waiter, .and has also !.n-lsh-d well up In several six lj races Coursing. I. J. Zimmerman has putihaed a v-ry hand some dee; l,5- Trailer- Utile Ojl.-J, nam d Ilrake land. from South lakota parties. He win have the new-e-omer In line for next Sunla's stake. If the frost leaves the urouil In time, last Sun days positioned stake will te rua off on Feb ruary 4. There will le a business meeting cf the Pt. Louis Ccurslrg Club at J J Ravin's, in L Hodtamont t.etilcht Serreta-y Uensm states that matters of much lnnortai.ce will he u cu-se!. and holes that every member will be present. Captain D. J n'CaUairhan has Jnine.! the st Iaiuls Coursing Club, and the bloody chasm whlih for vears exlste.1 ls"tweei local caur!ng factions has been brtdircd-Lads bridged, lit fact for the juncture has been welded fait. NATIONAL LEAGUE DECLARES WAR. I'laiix for 'i iisliini; tin- Ainu i can Assoi'iiiliuii An-i'il rjuiii at "i"c!aiiii. NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED. Will !.c i'ihIi'I- the I'liitfi'lioii of tin National At;i('e'mi'in and Assi-tcil li.v the Aiiii'iican niul KaMi'iii Leagues. Iini'l-RIJCSITeTMe. 1'hll.nlelplil.i. Ia Jan. 29. The r .ur.try Is on the eve of nnutliir Iia-iball v.ar. that from Indloatluiis promises to eclipse- the Hrothetliood revolt of ltw, and ruin. If nt demoralize, the national game bevot.d le I.air. This much Is foieshadowid by the illspaMi fiom Washington to-night an noiiucliig that tin- Ainerlonp Assoi Intinii had applied for national asieem.iit i.rotei -Hon. This a"-'wlatIon Is not the- one Mhesl nlesl to "ini'tt to-morrovv In this elt. but one that will be under the protection of the National league, be manage,) by it and used to crush the organization that Is snuggling for an existence. In fact, the League magtiat" propose to light lire with lire, and the methods by which this l.s to be .iicuinplisli.d were planred at the remit nie-etlng at Clevtland. It was albgisl that inly th" Circuit Committee vvas to hold a liH'i'titig. hut evety dub except Washington and New York was repres-i nted, and the as sembled magnates, undembtedly frightened Into .utility liv the gtowlng titojioflions of this ilv.il organization, the n and there pi innod eeiit a li' stile i.imp.ngn. The tnagnales had divers plans feir cri sh in;: the new iisso'lition. most of whb h were loiiiule.1 on th- cvperienee gained dur ing the.- Hrotherhood war. but at the ug Cestion of one of the e'liib members it was tes.lv, d I j r'a'e In euih clt appropriatesj b the- Amtrlc.in Association another te-.im tip tube r of an organization of a similar niiine. to p!a on the National lyagii- club's giounds with :i contlii ting schedule. Thus th" National League pioposcs to light th American .s-:oilat!on In an indirett vvaj. It will not be the League Its. If, although It will have- to stand th' brunt ef the "X P'li'e. hut, as iim if the magnates declared to-night, this was ne-ce s-ary as a. "v.ar III. Isure." There promts, s, therefore-, to lv three elides In this dtj this fe-a-jn. the National l.e-.igue team and two that will be mem bers of the American Assoi Ir.tloti, althoJgli only oiie- of the latter will be unde-r th" protection of the national agreement. A slnill.tr state of affairs will c.xNt in Chi cago, s't. 1-ouK H'jston and probablv New ork. and It seems to be prettv generallv con.-.-iiiil that the Amerie.in L.-.-igu' will furnish the lompe-tlng teams In the "-l and that the I 'astern League (bibs w III le li'iil toirusii th'lr rivals in the K i-t. This was ngte-n! tijiun at th" ('leveland i arif-r- uee'. ,ii wm.n I'resiiiint Han Juhn-oii of t'i Ann man I.. ague and 1'iesbieiit I' T I'.iw.ts in i,.e Kassein L'.igu' wt- both; Pies, nl. i The mbrjo r.i e.tnales of th" us Vm-n-eaii Association b.g.tu lo .irrive ,n the i ny tii-nlcln. and when the I'ro". Id. m.e d-le-gatis real h here, presumably in the morn ing, i-verv thing will lie In readine-s for the meeting at noon at the Contlm ntal Hotel. The delegates now.bere arc rre-ld-nt Harry tjiilii. Cii.ubs S. Have-r.or and Jo'eph H. O'Hrlen. Mlltvaiik'-e: Thomas I". Navin. De troit; Ce'orge I". Hteke-1 and Thomas H. ll.ll l.i n. St. Louis; John Urovvson and Tham as MeCarthv. Huston. Adrian c Anson. Chbago. und John J. McHraw. Conway W. Sams and 1'hlllp IMimiii, Haltimore. No busuies.s of any kind was transacted to nigi.t. th" delegates generally lolling around the hold lobbies getting acquainted vvllh one iiiiother anil talking of to-morrow's mxtlng and the prosj," ts of the tie vv oiganizatioii. l.uute a number of Hhllailtlphiaiis were nreiltnii the hotel talking to the' elelegate-s. but it vvas impossible to learn who were behind the proposed local club. Manager William Harme of the Hartford club was a prominent hgure. as was ex-Manager Arthur Irwin of VVaslitngton. now the coach of the I'nive-rsltj ejf I'ennsylvanl i team, and Delehantv. the 1'hillies- big 1 ft lit ld-r lalPIIUTAVI" 11" Till i:. 1'reslde'tit iiiuncr Mutes Tlinf Vsvnrlli tlon Clubs Ulint I'reitee'f Ion. XYashlngton, J en 3. I resident N K Xeuri-re celvd il'l Illations f.r jroleetl. n and tiietiile.r-hl i.nd.r the national airem-nl of the An-iib-an As s 'latlon from ch.b loeat-l In Chicago and st lyiuis. In the West, .and I'tiilidelphla an.I -1 n. In the Kast, and from tv.o ithr eluh. io.ate.1 m e'ach se. tloll. t. be sel- l'-d .11 th.e llrmesll lie lure. 11i" followlrg contra, ts with the eld. ago elub w-ete approved by Pres ditt Vounz to-'i T c Is.nohue. r 1. di.nie. A r Ni. h K e" C litiflllh, J J e'lllahen. V eJaf.hl. J ihn Tjv h.r. VV I Ki.rett. W J M. Cirnilik. I! VV ..Iv.rt.-n. Cnrk eiui.a .hr. Item, sin-uel Merle. Ilaeilt! Oreen. S 31 Dungan. VV I" i llna tnan. J. A. Mis all. Charles Iexler und h. It ICIIl.r. In sorre respeets tli- sb e tfleKram If siirprU lnp On Irs f.n-" II ap.ars thit the S lns anl ("hi- .fo club" of the n-iv encu e Vri-r an Asi latlen luive nptdle.1 to Its enmv and rival, the Nnttenil league '..r Totet:i n This can 1-ar.llv l- tru-. and It Is denied b (.-.-rge l Sibaefer. th loal leid. front and entire plit f.om .f th- St l'ils as-. latl.n club The Iu's .Fk!nir pre'les-t1 n have no cr.nreetlm with the i r sel tew l.id,.,!! in.i..M.tatlt.n Th Am rican VfsB.ition meet, ned In th" ann .un e m-nt is in tsttenelv a raw- d-stt:t,at!on fo- wlia has l-en I, '.ulariv kn.o.n us th- Nnti mal la-ague It 's b-ll- "J ll'.it there will tie three teitns in e:.l -f til" .ITles. nitm-il If the new bas.1. ill asi... i.iif n irtles out its tirol-i 1 s InbllshlniT an 'he r leaKU and that th-old leasru will ilce t-.'tis n w in th- Kisern anj the Wes-ri lyaau-s In R-.s:..ii Pldla.Ieli hla. Chi rje.i and SI I. His to ol'rate as rllalv to the nw ass., 'ail n clubs i.c.vcii: iiniiicTioN ci:hti. .NiiIIiiiiiiI Circuit iiillililtliT Has 'Iblogs ti VV.irklog Oriier. New V.Tk. Jan. is Per Ihe purrys- nf harlae tl.e rel rt ef the rirvuit Cs:r.mltt-e ef f-e Na tional I.eacne .f I'r. f- i. nal I'-lseball Clulei a rpe. la! ine-'mr will n be rai!-.l. to le l.el I In this lit. Xlllioujll hi .ffi i.tl ann un. em-'il has Ipeen nude it -s und'-rst. that the nii metle has ierfei tel all uriinfineiile. with the esieit.ai. P. ssll.lv of a tew minor detail- f r t'i- reduction ef 'he v'.riUlt frolll twelve to eicht C.I.I.S This c .niriit'ee. arn-l'ted at the Ijvt tneeti-g of the leaiMie. It ..ill is-.l cf John T. llrush of I In.'ilipal II S.-!eti of llo-ton. James V Hart of CMI-rc". ard e .r.ei .i..nn i Kt.ts .,t I hll.lilelliMl "e mn Went threiugr III- itioth. tio-sl war f lvs.1 and th" Anierira'i Vs.. lati-n tlsh' I"I and wei Ihouelit li t'.- t.agu- to b- ir- le t inel aiailable to handle in- tires, ri tis. 'iliev -re exierl-d bv nil f llovvers of bi-.ball to l.tlcc or.'.r out of rhii.s and how welt ti .-v euf.e..l will I deiinlitlv known later. VVhll lhev il.ti 1 l.ta.-e anv lelllioe on the siat. iliel'.s if 'li.se 11,1 ii tr.lrir lo tganlz- a n-w Vile tan ,s utc n t'. line ti t l.en oil- m i.. f ting nrrai.i enienls whlilt lhev thick will n. vent a -Ivl cr:ani..:i.'n f.em taking the n-U Avn:i:icv i.i:(.ii. ciiiciir. rre'slile'ltf .IiiIiiisoii Alllioiiiti'es the Clglil llles lli'i'lded I'lmo. Karsas Cltv. ilo.. Jan Ran Johns, n. or -dent f the An.-rlian la-aKie. was in Kar.s.i- i'v to-tliv ..rtisulting with Minagcr Manning Ui-etill matter. In an Inttri w President .1. Iin son stated Ids laller that ts- Vmsrlcon r lir.-uit for tl.e tnnig sea"oi would esimpii K i sas (Ttv. Chicago .Milwaukee an.I Minncnp. lis in th- West and Is'troil, Cleveland. Indl'i ii I's and laiulsvllle In th' iiist. tte Orand Idpul- ..nd Ruffalo fe,iachi's going to e'leveland i.nd lui--vllie. This arr.mg.ment. Pre.d'nt John-sin i.luine.1. wisil.l i-tmit Sinlav Isi elill in mi "f the eiRht ttlles-all but Cleveland and Detroit V" to the lee-it Ins (fa team la Clilnvgo. Mr I. a son s.ild that matter was as er.s-1 a.s r-ttle 1 m asmilch as Manager Hart of th- Chlcnso N.ilssaal Jaague club liad prevlouilv given his cone-nt and would be held to his agres-ment buyiNvTcavalryITorses. Knglauil Will v.'t 1,000 rit'iv in Adtlititm to Mules. Lieutenant Colonel M. Stevens, a retired officer of the Hrltlh army. Is In St. Louis, having lieen ordered here tn assist the Hrit lh commission now bu.ving mules for use In the South African War. He brings or ders to adil the purchase of civalry horres to the work already In hand and to buy at once l.e") horse?s for use as pack animals, to he shipped to the Transvaal immediately. Heveral thousand horses probably will l"J needed by Hiigland. and they are Is-ing se bceeij as fast as the members of the mm-lnls-ioii can work. Th" gr.-.iti'st activity has prv.ulsl In the- loctil markets slnete lb y cam! lo buy mules, ami it ts expelled that most of th- hors s for shipment will b" pur.'liascil n-r'. I.b-'it nant c.ib.iiel Stevens Is under the illrofihin of Captain S. M. Smith, who .t tl he.ul of the I'tirchuslhg e'ounnH su n. thiigh. if h wet In tli regular s. rvbt be would, of eoiitse.. outrank the la i. i Is as r.tbent ulaiut th" war against the" 1'ots as his felb.vv oin-- rs. .is. semi., thai the regulations of the I'.rlil-h Arr.iv .ibsolutely iipdublt him from Ikius; ot sin h luatti r PARENTS OPPOSE THE MATCH. Ne M'HIipIi'.ss Anna Siippincifr .Mills. Mcr Swii'thcait. The imirv,. ce- IrUM i,jVi. ri,n..in!j ;n. i thl) for A'it i Stieg. meie r and William Wml Im.in iionjiliis, nor hus It ls.-tn for s"ii." :line Th.- joung ixtipu. it s"tns. are. ve ry juitl of .u h othe r. but th- jMirems o' Ml s Sti, g.nie -r do nut lool: Kir.il 01 the young ;mn. and th.-y forbid him the lleells'. Not lielnK allowed to fii.et William at home. Anna met him e.utsi.l" in spite .if tii" reinoo-trani-e s gf r patents. anj j,.ls e-ontinucd n.-e'ing j,im for the la-l two .ve-ars. When .Mr and Mrs. Site gemeltr toutnl that tlulr daugh'er dehul thetii and met VViukelman In sutie. ..f their obte ti:is t him. thiv tr:td to make the girl obe b using fun e, t th" girl sav s. Anna has iiad to run av. iv from home several times, anordlrg to liep bro'her-ln-liiv. 1'iaiik A. S hrridt. of No Si'il North Hroadivav, I es tu- her patents made her home "o utipbasan fur h-r. "I know whit I am talking about.'" con tliiu. d Mr. S l.inidt. "for .Mr and Mis. Sti-gi-inieT weitild not allow mc to visit Anna's sister, who now tu wife, and wo e.ere' foree'd to eiup..." Yesterday moiuing Mrs. Stiegemeier ealb-el at Hie Hour courts and sail tha' her .laughter had not been h.m.e sin.'e Sa:urdav tiioriiing. when she started to work at Crawford's, where- -he is employed as vi.ul-re-s in the cafe. She accused Wlnkelman of having enticed her daughter frcm home and she want eel him arrested. She pro due, il a letter, written In Oerman. which she said bad bten e-e nt to Mr. S iegeni'1-r bv WInke llilalt. lll"Is'tot Idler, a the Jsist ollhe, told Mrs. Stiegemeier to have the Mtr trans! ited into Lngli-h and bring It h.ii k to-da .Mi- Stiegemciet said yesterday that Win lm.in was n-siionslble for her daughter ri.tnung away from home ence bc-tore. (in this .x.. i -Ion .Mrs. sjtiegemeier m-t her daugh'r on the stie'et. -o she said, in com pany of V mkelman. while they were on tin "vv.iv lei the Courthouse to get a mar riage ip use Sh- foil "d the girl to ae coirparv h e home Wlnkelman could not be found ve-ste rday. as ho had left the employ of .Mr. Schmidt feundav .Mr Schmidt -aul that Anna was not at his lion:' and th.c she had not b-en the re and that neither he nur his wife knew w he're sh. had gone. Mr. and Mrs Stlegmi. ler live at No. Ia23 Riddle "Inel. Mr. Slleg. meter has b"-n an invalid for several vears The girl was raised a' the Herman Orphan's Home on tliei St. Chatles Hock roud. and claims that the record- of tha' Inst-tutloit show that sh- w is It years old last August. Mr. Stl"gitneir says that his dauht'-r will not lie IS j ears old until next August. Wlnke 'man 1 2"-' vears old and Is a nephew of Kernhrad Wlnkelman. a capitalist, who lives at Ne). r'!S St. Louis avenue. At ting Chbf of lvtes-tlves Smith referred Mrs S legemeier to Captain Mathew Klely of the Pourt'i lMs'rbt The Captain de cided that "h" poli.-e could tike no action in the matter. COLDER WEATHER IN SIGHT. To l:a Will Hi- Wanner A Chilly Week Alu-atl. Th r i- rrore e Id w i'.ier in sight Doc tor II... u e f the We i Hi r Hare-au said es-t.rda.- t'i. it i' would Le lit I warmer to e'av. but tuiiht it will t..rn colder. Hy ...-i.'ori.iw irorul.ig he .i.:s to see the tliern.otne n-r d-v.n to zero in St. Louis. "Another cold wave headins this way from tl." Northwe-sterii Hocl.iis." he sale!. "Just now tin- umper.ituie Is mo'lerating a. little, but bv Weui.esdav morning every-ImmIj- will f.d the- ne.d of v.'lnter wraps. Thero is no blizzard coming, but a cold wave, which will certainly send the mer cury down sever d notches. The weather will be cold all week. Thero Is enough In sight now to warrant this pnsliction." After this brief talk, the doctor glanced over the weathir map. which he had been marking with blue and red pencils all day. us n-isirts brought him Information from vaeious s .'tlons of the country "The Warm winter weather Is on tho Atlantic Coast to-dav." he said. "Hut th old wale which r-achi-el here Saturday night a. id Sundae Is traveling in that dl-le-ttlon. and the New Yorkers will be shiv ering within twelve hours The cold there v ill be nuii'h more intense than It has been here Healiv. ll na- Pot been Very odd In S: Louis At the observatory this morn ing at 7 o lock It was above zerei. In the suburbs, however, it was several de grees Ic-iier At Fines: I'ark th" zero mark probably vvas reach-d This morning It was freezing at Halvctou and i! degrees at S.m Antonio, and still colder farther tirth in Texa. It was 2 degrees below free-zing at New Orleans, and -IJ .it Tampa, ll.i That is getting pretty n.Iil for the e'xtre'tne South, and the' orange crop is In ilange-r of teeing seriously injured by frost." NEW SUMMER" THEATER. lU'lniai' (iaitlt'ii e'onipany (Jets a State (Viliiicatc Secretary of Stale Les'ieur yesterday 1 su-d a cer'ilhale of incorporation lo the Hi hilar Harden Amusement Conipanv of St. LuiiK The in ororaturs are J. Jau i i-pouai, II. C. Uones'ker, Augustus A. Hum h. Wll lam Jems anl Louis lennlg. Th" noi'iliial caidtal Is JAW. Th" com i.niv plan is to mike a summer garden of a siz. nver lefore .(.'templed tu this i oun trv II has s. ured a long lease on forty ti. e acres of land jut bejond the city lim its, whnh will lsj coiive rttsl Into one big pla ground for St. loeuisaiis. Kvery feature of the ordlnarj summer gardens will be re p'ielucii .ml In addition there will be lr.my things n-ver urn before in sip-h a, pl.ioe. Ten acres of the land will be ele-voti-d to pit nlc grounus. there x. ill he a lake Willi ..li ebs'rii fountain and rcil. V. .Te tian gundohis, extensive athb-tl" g-ountls und a tlt-ater Samuel C.un.pfrtz of Hopklnts Imperial, who has been manager of Ihe rtiburban Caribn. will add tl.e management of the I'elm.ir tl.ir.itu to his oth-r duties Tho cicnpanv expes'ts to -pend Jl'W'J'W If t.eces. t.irv to bring tilt grounds 'nto a perfect i, .million for the purpos.-s Intenled The ganlen will e.;.en in -May with n vand-viUe sh.evv in the- theater and a full-fledged e ir js In th- grtiund- MYSTERYMAY BE CLEARED. I.it;ht on ihe Xichol Junction jltir Kr. RI-.I'llUJC S-I'l-f I.VL Stuingtlel.1. Mo.. Jan. 21. It seems prob abV that th" mjstery sin rounding the mur der at NIchol Junction last August will soon lie Ml! Veil. 1 inly Mr ?tas of Miami County. ICaiisas. vi-lte-d Ntvhol Junction and ex humed ihe- body which he Idintltied as that of hi- brother Marion. He lu'vs that Marlon Mujs anil a man who lived ii'iir him In Kansas had started nut tc settl" in MP-souri. II" had (lisap-lu-ered ..nd no tfac could he found of lilm until receiitlv. when the wife of the mur den r ceimmunlc.ited to lilm that his brother had le -n slain near NIchol Junction. .Mays snjs that the man's conscience would not let bin. rest, so he conlide-d In his vvl'e. who later quarreled with him and then revealcel Ms secret. The man is naw supiveil to be in Ten r.e ss.ee and .instable T.iggart Is in search uf him In that State. OFFICIALS INVOLVED. Sensational Testimony Exiictti'd in riiine.se Kxtlusioii I'ases. Fargo. N. I Jan. 2? -The cases against seventy-five Chinamen charges! with enter ing tho rnitcei States Illegally were called to-day. The day was largely spent in hear In1 motion It Is rumored that scnsatlon l"testlmony will b" Introduced. Involvlns certain dlicl.ils In a conspiracy to violate the- exclusion act. Ileiuoerntlc A o ml mi tlons. Rr.rrni.ic sckcuu Mexico. Mo.. Jan. 2). At the city Demo cratic primary to-day the following candi dates wete nominated Mayor. Warner JC. HottH Marshal. J. II. Lime; Collector, J. 1) McKeo; Cltv Attorney. J. P. Orear; Po lice" Judge. C. IS. MaeKarlane; Treasurer. H It Arnold. Jr.; Assessor. T. J. Kelsje: ciuincllmen First Ward. C. 11. Lupton: Second Ward. I'hll Hebman: Third Ward, A. J. Wlnscolt; Fourth Ward, II. L. Step-pletuan. "Gospel from St. Paul," Mr. Arthur M. Hull, manager of the Si. I'u'.l tilobe. v.rltes to a Chicago frleml: "I want to give you some x-altiab!e advice. My wife has been troubled vv.th constart he.ida. h" for 12 jears. She ,iS never be. n fre.' from It for a single day until tie! began taking Orangelne.' I would not be without 'Orange in-' for her sake, if H cost me live dollars a fowder." x '(iiang Sin-' impart.s nerve force, re move Irritating influent e.s, restores t!'; fune'Ions. procures health It Is a safj leinesly for s-tting things In order for e-'iring fiin. tlonal dlte.rder." writes Wd lard II. Morse. .M. 1. UeMi.e.i, N J.. 1'ellnv. of the Society of Science'. Lond"n Iir IMwatd H Kellogg, the successful Har and Throat Si-iciaLst. Stewart Hldg Chicago, writes "Knovving th' Ingredi ents f 'Orangelne" it gives me p!ensun. la state that no harm can r -t.lt from Its us". In my own ease, severe s'ipra rbltnl neu ralgia was relieved by 'Orangelne powders, whb h ot..'i..irilv reej-dred large doses of coal tar X'todu- ts DEAD FROMTHE PHILIPPINES. Xaiips of thir l."."i i'niulit Isack to San I'raiicis'tu. Washington. Jan. K Hentral Shafter has te.i-gr.ipheii the War Hepartmcnt a com plete Ii: of remains of lei soldiers brought to San rranilsco from the l'hllipptne.s on the transis,rt ('Ity of l'ekln. All of these bejdies. that are not claimed by relatives or frlen's foi private Interment Will be buried In th" National Cemetery at the I'residlo of San I'ranclsio. The list Is as follows: Cpta.iis o-orge Ii Portson, R, I'M Wash lmti.a. John r. Stewart. 1". first Ouradi, laeu tetianls V II A.tains. Jor.e Ien, seitlney Mut lisn. Pint .south leakota. Prur.k A. iLarley. inirteenfi Mir.ri-s.,1 a Iast-r E Slss-tn. First N brasaa AIIre.1 VV. Lerei., Tvv.itt rranic lbs. s-utsf, Sevent-enth lntnr.tr. A---t.nl Sjiia itir-v A. loung. t lah R-tierv. e iiii.ain j.'ha It. 1 m-nipson. drM Wa-hinsljn. ya rtermaster sergeant J...;.ri VV iiati r. rirsi Cabt snU. Kirst s-rgeant alar, us 1". lloiins. V- .r l-tttr. feereeanis la-nnis c rinimins. Attor Isiil ry. J r.n A lIaue, i: Hie. mtli l aiairv era 1-s !.ia-is I-mon. 11, I irst .ahfiinia. Oie llaE;ere:. L. anJ William I e;iliei..e. r. first Idauo. Wil liam smita. at. lrst s.auh Hakt'ta e iarl s c lonnly. c. Keorth Inraatrj i harl-s Rels-r. h. 1 ..urth 'avaio. Marvin at Oir.e n. t 'ihtr leenth Mlnn-sota lofantrv. Corp. rais iusenis .Mervtlr, JI. first California. J. t n ung ana J. T Knne.j. A. t'lah ArtllletJ K 11 alilell. U, and William II. Jon, c. him Uar j. JacI) Iaan C. T nth lvnnsvlvaraa. Mues K Kfcer 1, 1111 Vlas-bincton. Hairy O. ltll.baril K, s's-ond eiesoti. ejuy it. sksjen. K. urtti. ami ctinslo irier Roiknell-r. f. jnentj-tinril Ii fantrv Must, etane Irving VVUIett and int.. J Irg. V fust ts.uth Jiakota. chirlea o is ine,. p. first JOaho. uw.r Thorn. Tentleh Kanas, il. n..n Hurler A. lai-hteentli l:.:aat-y lTivatrs 'iVk- f. fres5trrn. il Anion. Ii Nelson. Oeorg VV Pa'ker atl'I Wllliara s). l'r:is)ie. I Joseph J. Torille and la-vtls K Westj,hli. D W'llllatli Cook. C. John P Rraan. (I. Janies J Isiwar. K. inJ l'etr II. S. 1 ist.-r. .vi, first Calif rnla Le-wls W. Perieuscn. R. llovvanl A. Olds, f, an.I Oergs. XV Vancli. 1. Tecentleth K.in-si. Prank S ";ioiee. ;e,rT- p Hanv.n und Klnier II Watni.Ie-. llail VV Cesterhcut and frark M. Knouse, c. Ha Grlfrtn. K. Atthur c sm. II .ra-e I faulk- n-r anu William It rtiilltut. f. Wal- ter II aitue. Vliart Rur.I. II PreJerlck J pisrhr ami Alfrel J Krisman.I. 'Ihe-sl-.te II. iail-son. K. Charles 4) IlaL ncer. 1-re.i Tavlor an.I Ralph VV Kelts L. First Ne braska. VV. I" lexsiman arid Charlie 1'arsins. A. (JeorKe II. Hu I'un. R. rtah Artillerj John lltitklev and frimk C.r.am C. John Moriran anil frank N H-rJen. II. o. T. I-ikken. K. Fir.-. North Itakoti, Askel O 1-ubners an4 Prcdrlc"c Or-ensl.t, 1), Jay A s.nitl!., Horace J. .Vb-l'racken. II, 1'issJ K cre-a William lames aa.l James JI L-nk I. John J. atahonsr irn-I Junes M Clark. K. Plrst s,tah lakota: la-ivls K. Miller. Prans L Hitbs an.1 R hani K. Perrv. A. JoIji II Kor.ttn. II VVlIar Haarthorn ard l.arl-s A. Horn. C Michael I' Crowley. It. I red J Xi.rt..n f. '"rank K. Hafeno, Charles II RuM. Irev c Oliver. K-Ier.rJ VV ltarrp tcn and Join s.ii-rir-. j. e'narles r Jiiner. M. Sssor.i Oreron, .crl-en T. sarazln. It Wl'llam b. M. llutrav. c Charles Carlson and Walter letwnine; L Henr" A McDiel! JI. first tv.lo raoo. itlrhartl 1! Mite-en. A. Roval E. Plelch.r R. -Vlatlhlas I! e-herry K. hertnan C Hardlngr Ld-varJ 11. l-arr. Allen r". Carlvle. f-arl Jeatm an J Daniel K'tT. I. Walter M. H.iser. L. first Wash!nEton Claarles I'unn. jloif Ilatterr. Jarres R. Praier and Oes.tge W Hall. James u Jtties. C Adolph AsI.II. F. Walter Duganl. (5. flr-t Idaho Kl-vani S M.wre. i. I"reslerl. k. s: Hall. I. James Kenne.lv. K. M. 11. Are nil al." M first Montana, c K. Parson. Colvvsll and Ham I Currier A. John S Weiej.!. I' Sv i!nr T e'nrralt. K. Charlej w xh-rartl. H. Thlr-enth Minnesota William J. lllll A. l.li.mett VV. ClMersReen arl Rmest M. Kosje- c. Prank Havijen. ii. Th. mas VV Harner. L. Willitm S Miillvan. f. It..bert Davidson. ps.llln s IIIck. JI. fourth: Jonas u Adams an i L'avld e" Wa'hnir. R. an-I Charl-s rowlev. R. Charle. j Jercepjn. r. lashteenth. Oee.rce Saa fcrd li l'avld E. Rucklncham. I Tiventr-f!rt-H'mer f Vauchn and Tht ru. F FltiEsrald It -Vuzu't Thallen 1 T-venty-thinl Infantry 'Al bert VV. Hartr!rs,n. Ji Ira L. Kelly and Allrt J J'.'..-1."1 K- '"ourt'i Cavalry A. I. Fairfax at.J William C Hue. O. Ocorg" K. Lalc-vrll. II. Ncsh I'avls -mil Th mas J Poche K. CJrJe D. !t. Is Thltd Artlllerv. freilerliU C Jacobs nd Paul (Jomperez. Hospital Corps, iatmard I Cotsuch. First I'unroni flcnal Corns Voolun teers. Corporal (-eon-. O Larson. I'tah Artll lerv Oeorce Ror-rs. VVyomlne Infantry; cne un kr.onn soldier llrrt California Infantry. SEEN IN TWO PLACES. (icm-rul Otis rint'iiaiii as to Ma jor Korkcffllt-rV Whcicabouts. Washington. Jan. "9 The following ha3 been received at the War Department: "Manila. Jan. S. Adjutant General. Wash ington: Kescued Spanish Major report ed that he siw Major Hoik'.feller in Northern Zarabalrs December 12. Another Spanish officer in Southern Luzon stales that he saw him there a short time ago. No satisfactory conclusion can be reached. "OTIS." TROUBLE FOR ZIEGENHEIN. I.:irj;e Atltlitions to the St. Louis Ivt'ltublicaii Club. There were, nearly VJ) aiipllcints for mem Wrship p-es-nted last night at the meetli'g of the St. Iauils He publican Club, whos-v reascn for eIstence la the growing oppo sition t" Zlegenhelnlsm in the party in this Uv This will mere thai treble the mem bership reported at the llrst meeting, held at tho LItii!"l! Hotel last week. Delegates; Holtcamp. Iajpez ami I'.irker. of the Munic ipal Assembly, are among tin. most act.vo workers fir the success of jhe new move ment. Tne names brought In by these threu men comprise a majority of thos,. submit ted nt the meeting last night Among th-) candidates for membership are I'rubile Judge Kl-her. Charles ji. Skinner of tho Huton Skinner Stationery Co.. I lew ard Rougher, and a numbr of Ci'y Hall m plo es. After the name's had h-en presented a re cess was taken and the members present paid their initiation fees to Secreiary Uaker. latter President D.:j made a speech uicn the plans for the campaign for new members. His spe-ech wni followed by en-thu-Iasth' address,. Uy j. cijr r.ce Taussig. Luther K Smith aid other.s The seTltiaent of all the speakers was that the club will soon be on stu-h fitting that It will com pel recognition by the partv leaders. I'ims for a permanent home for th- club ar" novv tinder waj and miv be carried out bef.ir the inmpaign Is fairly opened. A large pub lic meeting Is 'u be held la the ne ir future. Heath I'rom l'ltllintr lleirvn. Fred Ktierllen a teamster who lived at No. 4Ii) allrhlgan iiveime. died at his homo ve-stirday aflernuon at o'clock from con lusslon of the brain l-iirly je-terd.iy morn ing Zuerlien suddenly became HI at lile corner of Neosha anil I'ennsvlvani'i avc nti". He fell to th pavement and the back of Ids head struck a curbstone. mi 6 mm often develop into weak,, delicate, backward children; undersized, nervous, feeble, adults. Lack of nourish ment is the cause. is the remedy. A little of it three or four times a day will do wonders. The pinched, sad faces become round and rosy; the wasted limbs plump and firm. If your baby is not doing well, try this great food-medicine. Sec and tt.uo, all druEiistm, Thin B

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TTTE KEPrRLTC1: TUESDAY, JAXUAuY 20. 1000. ft THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC lsuel Eicrr Vzr In the Year. rriiupiirnb: okorge kxai'i rr..rles XV. lnrp. ITesWent and "en. JUr. Gtorce I- Aller. lee president. XV B Carr secret -iry Olt'ce- Vrn-r Seventh and Olltc Struts. (ltin-uiiuc iirii.nx.Mi TlalMS OF Sl'Usl Itll'TlON PUr.Y AM) SUXHAY-bUVCN ISst-Hs A XX KEK. ttv Mall-I-i Aliance-r-astage rrepal S.

Hx montns Three month" ,u An three .In a't Suwla). m' vJr a c p Smtav viltb Maeallre sre- trail edition, sanday j fUTi lai M iirazine H CAItl.lKIt ST WHS AND SVW KB-. J we,, daily cnl ,V". J er week, dally and Sun.Uv TUire-A-VEKKWl'K ruWI-M Slunday ar-d Tljiirsdaj -ona fear II J Hemit t bank draft. express, money c'J'r. or AUdrns Tin: ttcrrmdc M l,oul Ms r n. j tea etmmunleatims cannot bo returned tirder a iv circumstances FWTrt at the. post oSIce at St. I-ouls. Ma. a f' nd la- matter leojirsTic i-ostaoi: i'ek corv. I est ten and twelve pae. 1 tint S xt.-en .tbteen and twenty iute cents fr one or 2 cents for two paisrs Tuert two to twentv e ght pages Thl-t. page- S enti TuurnioNB ni xmrns. HelL Kinl-h. rountirs-Ri-ii-i Main tun A fTi I'dltonal R.-ret,t!cn-Him -l'ark tf-C A t.71 Tl F.SDAY, JAXl"AK Ii'-' A ol jy Ne -'I DECEHUEK CIKCLLATION. W. E. Carr. Buslnesa Manager of Th St. Louis Republic-. being July sworn, fays that the actual number of full and complete copies of the dally and Sunday Kepublio printed during the month of December, IS9S, all in regular edition", tits as per tchedule below: Lt. Corles. I Da' Corlft- 1 75.2I0J 17 Sunday 61.300 2. 76.630 US 74.220 8 Sunday 61,060 19 75,200 74,990 20 74,240 6 74,030 21 74.720 6 74.460122 74,750 7 76.38023 76,695 6 75,100 24 Sunday 60,930 9 76,075 25 79,313 30 Sunday 60,630 23 74,660 21 75,000 27 74.IS0 32 74,950'2S 74,740 33 76,000i29 73,903 H 77.070 .0 76,575 35 76,640 31 Sunday 52,720 16 75,990 Total for the month 2,369,465 Lees all copies spollei In print ing, left over or Hied C1.533 Net number distributed 2,307,062 ATerage daily distribution... 74,450 Aiid said W". 15. Carr further sat that the number of copies returned or reported unsold during the month of December was I.S3 per cent. B. CARR. Sworn to end subscribed before me this Id day of January, V.-.ti. J. F. FAJUSIL Kotary Public. City of St. Louis, Mo. ily term expires April 2i, 1901. ki:tvj;i:x tiii; lim:s. The most roiujrkablc portion of a n markable dKii.ilth wai the coucludini; sentence of that sent by Oeueial liuller to the Home War Department: "That we were permittctl to witlidraw our cumbrous cc and mule transports a cr the river, -lKlii-ut jards broad, with twenty-foot banks, and a -.ery swift nirreiit, unmolested, is. I tlilnlc, proof lhat the euemj has been taught to ie bpeet our soldiers" lishtius; power-.." It shows on its faee that the liritisli retreat from Spiou Kop was in the na ture of a flight which only needed a hard ptusuit by the Hoeis to turn it in to a "bam e qui peut." This one .sentence show s. that the ISi si lsh in South Africa have been btoiight froni an attitude of insolent bravado to one of frightened appm iatiou of the alorand resourcefulness f the Iloers. IJuller's dispatch jiroes couclusUely that had the Hoets been in position t" pursue the Ilritish on their way to the Tuwla Hiver, ISullet's net tlispatth might hae been dated from the race track in Pretoria instead of from Spear man's Caiup no chamsi: in a vi:ka There is reason to behee tint if the project of the Kcierend Mr. Sheldon, who is to edit a pap'r lor one wek "as 'hnst would hae iditod it," were car lied to its logical com lusion and eerj newspaper in the country weie pla"-ed in etlitonal charge of a minister of the goi-pel, the result would not at all dis turb the present aerage. Ministers differ in attitude towaid the Journalistic departments, which usually attract ministerial lensuie. Some be liee that a stein crusade should be waged against ever, species ol rime, that crime should be exposed publkly lu order to bring about striugeut le jiressixe measures. The. would act on the principle stated by Pope lee, 1" a monster cf "o frightful tnie-t As to be haled need lut to hv ttei. Others would continue the quotation and, from the lesson it carries, would omit all mention of crime: Yet seen too oft, familiar with hr face, We Cibt endure, then pity, ihvti emLrme. The result of these divergent pollclt s would leave the average about as it blamls. iu.ooi) on tiii:ih iii:.vi)s In the resolutions aduptetl at the pro lloer meeting of St. l.oui-..uis in tue Kourteenth htreot Theater last Sundaj nfieruoon the dominant evil cause of the Untish-Hoer war was pointed out in that sentence which declared: "We be lieve that this war was forced upon the South African Republics in the interest of men couttolled solelj bj mercenary motives." Judge Koiubauer, in his speech at that meeting, also reasoned along these saine cotrect hues in refusing to condemn the mass of the Kuglish people for the sn of the war on the Boers, and iu placing the responsibilitv for that sin distinctly on the shoulders of "that small eotene of desperate and glecdj stock gamblers who, in opposition to the better instincts of the nation. In opposition to its hu uiaue sovereign, iu opposition even to the leaders of the Government itself, have brought about this war." It is incumbent upon the Knglish peo ple to join with the outside world in plain recognition of this fact that the South African war is a war for loot and boodle on the part of the aggressor n i tion. Its master spirit is seen incarnate In the malign ligure of Cecil Ilhodes the insatiate multimillionaire mint owner covetous of the diamond fields of the Transvaal. Its otiieial instrument is found iu the person of Colonial Secre tary Chamberlain of the British Cabinet. traditig the piestige and the best blood I of Uugland for his own political piolil. The war in which England Is siiflering so grievously Is Khodes's and Cbaiubei lainV war. It vvill be a wholesome day for Png land when the-e two men shall be dis ei edited and disowned bv llieir coiiuti.v men. Their Ignoble ambitious have brought about a national humiliation Mich as Kngland has never tell beloie in all her historv. The blood ol ihe biave fellows dving for the omen's Ilag In South Atiie.i ii upon their heads. Shame should be their poiiion the shame of dais soul-, that belia.v the ruht for a .luii.is IhiIm- Kngland siiould sjievv them both lioin her sitkenid lips. WIIDSK WDKU t;oi:s? It will be inten-sting to note the de velopment ot President MelvlnlevS pol lcv iclalive to the oinlllioiis miller which our new posies-Urn ot Puerto Kico is lo be pel milted lo tl.nle With tile gleat tlllst iutelt'sls of this omu try. If Judgment were to be based upon the President's it-cent message to Con gress vve would at once assume that the Pueito Hieaus vvele to enjoy the bit's-, j lugs of free trade The Purulent recom-1 meudtd this policv to Congiess -ainl so autlioi native an expression ol policy as Is found in a Piesldeutial missisc lo Congress has heietoloie in our hMoiy been adhered to by the leader who gave utleraute to it and bv the pattv of whiih he was the spokesman. It is now hiuted lroui Washington, however, that Mr. M Ivinlev. mulct pus Mile tium the svndicates. is soli. I1tin-1 looking aiouud him for a wav wliciebv lie tan esiape compliance with his own i tiling in the case ol Puerto lino. It has been Mrenutiilsl.v repieseiitcil to him bv the trust magnates who elected him President that then- is more money in enforcing a certaiu tantl tax on Pueiiu IJito titan in allowing that island, as an Aim-man possession, the at piosent imaiiiciitau ailvautage of iree tt.itle. These mouopolv dictators of Keimbllcau poliey accoiilmgly piohibit the removal ot the tanlT ta on Pllctto Kuan e jiorls to this country. So far during his administration Presi dent McKinley has been unilormiv tloe ile to trust guidance. In the present instant e the utterance for free trade with Puerto Kico fouud in his teteiit message -ill make his advocacy of a tanlt somewhat embairassing. This it is that adds mterest to a study of his toiirse on tlie problem now awaiting a dellllite settlement. Is the volte of tin President his own, or is it that of the trusts whose instrument is Mail, il.iim.i, the keeper ami controller ol the Presi dential conscience? IIKALTIIY CONDITION. In the expression of the people's choice of ex Congressman Alexander M. I lot le ery as the Democratic candidate for Governor of Missouri a most wholesome phase is that which bases tie- preference on the record of adequate public serv ice already reudeicd by that Missou llau. There- seems to be a lirm confidence that .Mr. Dockery will make a Governor of whose administration all the people of the State may jlistl.v be proud, lie is legaided as the stiongest and ablest man iu the race, and in kuowu to be broad minded, of unshakable integrity, well trained iu statesmanship, hrm in his Democracy. In varving woids, but all ot this tenor. Mr. Dotkcr.v is iu dorsed for the Governorship by the ma jority of tlie Missouri editors speaking tlie convictions of their respective com munities. A public man vbn ift.-p xcais of active participatiou iu political lite, com mands this esteem anil t oiitltlein e of those who know him best anil who hive necessarily nost closely wat lied his ca reer, may wisely be estimated as a safe and strong man. Tlie people are not easilj fooled for anj length of time by mere brilliancy or demagoguery. They maj alvvavs be counted upon lo accu talelv gauge the worth ot their servants, and safet.v and strength are tin- found. i lion requisites for popular contidciice It is upon tills bass that Mr. Docker.v's name will go befole the Democratic State Convention. The partv h.is al ready nominated him by popular pri marv, giving excellent reasons for the prcfereiii e. Mien a nomination, made practically without contest, and entirely without bitterness, insures a healthy condition of the parly iu the campaign. The Republic acts upon the belief lhat a metropolitan paper of general circu lation throughout the State should not take a p.i rt in making nominations. It alvvavs iieats Demot ratie candidates with Impartial fairness. In the two jears of active cauvass for the guber natorial nomination, it has pursued this course witli strictness. Now that the people have spoken. The Republic con gratulates them upon a nomination which will bring out the full parlv wtreliglh at tlie polls and give a thoroughly elhcient administration. hi: told tiii: tkctii. There may be a bit ot good comrade ship or even a fealty to his paitv leader iu St. Ldiis hit king iu Colonel Kereiis's blunt intimation to Maxor legenhelu that the latter Is not lit lo be the World's Pair Mavor ,r St. Loui-. but tlie truth of the slaieiuent is not to be doubted It is not likely that Colonel Kerens, himself a faithful ami devoted Repub lican, would thus belittle a Republican Major without excellent cause It is more tliau like-ly that Colonel Keiens would much plefer to Mippoit Mavor Ziesenhein than to oppose him. Put it is also likely that Colout-l Kerens, m touiuion with many other Republicans iu St. Louis, is heartily weary of Zie genheiiiism and of ring nile, ami de termined to aitl iu tlie movement to s,.. cute good govciument lor his home citv. The Ziegeuheiu --'ang has now been weighed In the lulauce and found w ant ing. It has had three jears in vvluth lo make good Mavor .legeiiheiu's pledge of a business administration of local af fairs. Those three xears have been tie voted to the building up of the Vaegeii liein machine, the most powoiful and the most conscienceless political machine known in lot-al historj After three xcais of Ziegenheliiism. and with one j ear more still to be endured, the con dition of the muiiicipalit.v is so shame ful as to have made imperative a levolt of Ihe people against ring rule. Major y.iegeulieiu and his gans will have lo iclire at tlie oxpirat'ou of the Majoi's pit-sent tcim of otli e. It is eMieiiiflv doubtful if any of the gang shall ever heieafter hold any othtv with in the gilt of tin- people of St. Louis. They have hctiajtd the people 'I hev' have iujiiieil and lniimlui.il the mu llieip.llitj. 'I hev have club lied them st Ives :u the expense of the toiiiiuiuiilv. Colonel K.'iciis is light about .itgen hem lie is not 111 to be the Wolld'.s Pair Major ol M i.ujs. S u'i:r MLD1AI IO. 'I here is ail element of weakness III the argument that it would be fatal to dig laud's prt stige lo accept mediation in blingiiig about Ihe lt-l nilti.lt bill of the South xtrie.ni war width will imt es cape the uotli e ol persons w ho believe 111 the sound wisdom ol alvvavs returning lo the light, no matter how far astrnv an individual or .i nation m.iv liave gone Air Gladstone did not hesitate to ab.ni tlou mltlvvaj tin- lornier P.ntlsh war on the Koers, though all the militant spirit oi Ktiglaud wascrjing for the avenging of Majuba Hill. He was wise enough ami biave enough to confess, in efttet. that his counlij hail done wrong, tli.it It had been punished bv those against whom (he- wrong was attempted, autl he proud that It had the moral phnk to abandon the wrong even under the shadow of humiliation. l.'iigliud was the stronger and health ier lor tins reforinatorv at Hon as long as the Gladstone intluiuto prevailed. It was not until that gieat man died that tin- jingoism of .loe Chamberlain was cuahlcd to pievail to the bitter cost of the nation, as had the culler jingoism whiih Gladstone oveicaiue. It is ibis tl.tptrap t h.imbetl.iiii spirit, an Aiiglii.-m variation on the I'leuth "le vant he" theme, that itmed tlie war now proving so dtsastious lo the piestige of Lugl.liid It will be well for Kngland ir there Is another Gladstone to lead lit r once more to repentant e for wrongdoing. Whatever ill may be iu store lor the nation will not be chargeable to the righteous iullueii.e lhat shall tcimiiiate the pit-sent conllict. It vvill be the ic stilt ol the sin which forcttl that con llict upon a small but unconquerable rate. The Injury to Britain's piestige Iris alie.itij- been vvtoiight. Thegit-atcst Linger of a bigger war than that with the Boeis lies iu the prolonging of the lailer, not in lis abandonment. AI 'HIORli'ILS C1TLD. The de Isiou of Hie police authorities of ieiin.i. Austria, that the American game of draw poker is a game of liance is eiitiieij- toiitraij- to judicial pietedent iu tlie country wheie the game had its origin The Telegi.im of Poit Worth, Tex, has conned ihe legal decisions in this countrj and loiintl two tlistiuct views taken bv justices in Ameuca. neither of them liilmg that poker is a game of chant The lirst case was heard in Montana. The picslding Judge decided that poker xvas not a game of ehauee, but a plain assault ami b.uterj. In the si-eeind case, tiled iu Colorado, the Judge held that "inasmuch as in a 'set in game of jKiker a 'gieeuj' had no chance, poker was not a game of chain e" The Vienna authoiitlcs vvill have to leverse themselves it the.v have any thing more lo do with poker. That is plain. Missouri's nomination of Dockery for Governor is of that oveivv helming na tuie which shuts olf doubts and lights. Tin- partv an dose up its tanks at once, create a Legislature of lirst-rate men and settle down to a period of tin disputed ami well earned Democratic supremacy. Colonel Kereas's intimation that Boss Zit-geiihciii wouldn't make a good Woi Ill's Fair Major was as gentle ami delicate as was possible to the voicing of a popular conviction fatal to tin Boss's future. ir more intiticiitial St. Louis.nis fol low ni a re em example and otcasionallj attended the sessions of the tllstiict po lice courts a change for the belter would piobablj appcir pttseiitlj. If tin- Tinted States could Hade oil' their Philippine war to Denmaik in ex t hange ftir the Danish West Indies it would In- substituting development for hjpertiophj. Is an Anglomania!- ami mist ridden administration powoiful enough to stifle tlie American spirit of sympathy for tht plucky free Republits of South AtrnaV Piesiilent Mi-Math of the Bo.inl of Public Improvements Is furnishing .some mighty good aigtiiueiits iu favor of a popular movement for municipal icfoim. Piesiilent McKinlej's llnal policy with repaid to Puerto Kico will he announced just as soon as the syndicates have de cided what is best lor their interests. It is safe to pietlict that Republican legislation against the trusts will be too lull of blow holes to constitute- a te llable aimor fol the people defense. Pugilist .Mm .It (Tries haughtilv claims that he has nevtr been knocked down. His el"ignun lather should lemiiitl him that pride goeih In loie a fall. General Bull.-r s,.ems to himself have shown pr.iise-vvorthj braveij. He stopped miming as soon as he saw the Boeis vvele not following. Now that he Is buitleiud with Chit a go's sewage It In to be hoped that time has inert ifully Impaiicd old Papa Mis sissippi's sense of smell. Kngland should not lie too pioud to attept a termination of the South Af lit.m vvar bj mediation. Worse things are possible. We XllKlit He Worse. We talk of humanity, sinful and i.iak, XVe Ki the tt.l Adam's too fctrerK. XV e claim that all mm have a !eills- ttrcalc Thai leads them lo cl or!"-; the wronj;. And i.t. if cou'U nnttce the tom-lj old race With an ete free -if Jaundice or t-r.te. Vull find, whtn world i-sues call each to ids Ida. e Th- majorltt Hands for the ItlKht' It was with little G-iectf when th Sultan "lie '.tight And it barked oea "tto-iff aiilnst paln It struck fmm ji wr Itrejfup the fetters I ranee wr UKlit Vn" it" new -uh the i:.h thai s tdain Not alwaj" It wins f r tic e-tuse f tho rfii"t, lut e en though it filter an.l fall. It elves a Fruod ground f r the onrident trust That the Illght In the end Mil Jiretall llll'LUT D. SAUXDHUS. JONES-TAYLOR WEDDING NEXT MONTH-SOCIAL EVENTS Ml-s nnln flrnv T.ivli't. tl inslil. r of Mi Lite orK- TiI..r of SI laiuls an.l Mr .I.ttiHM Kltnlir.MtKli Join" son .f s nit.r Jones of the N tlt.ii i im lulu oiiniio t.. will l- iii.irrl.il on 1", lirti.trv T .it the Vt"t Kiitl Unit I, wlme .Miss T.il.ir tn.i hrr molliir. Xlts. tj utgo T.tlur, lire .si ij lti this winter Itolli Mis ToIor .mil her llnwr- .ire vt well liiiown in Hi l.ouls In tlllll .iilv voiilh both w-r- rishlcnls of th town f Wjalilnuion. A rlt .ml tin !r ..iiitsluii t! it. s tiotti sihoi J.is Miss T.tvloi I" a itiadti to of lir.Klfot.t Seinin.ti M.issm bus. its .in I slnte her f ith.r's .Katlt ha.s fp lit .t tnim In r of m irs In foreistt tr.ivil with Xlis Titjltir The ii turn. a to St lanils I in tlie unttiniii ami hive been tin t-. I.. nts of imi.-h fc.ict.tl all, niton tlil s. ,.uii Mr Jotic) who Is nw .ii.ik.sI in ini i nes In v tsliint.in, li t- has li-iu ii. KUet of hi" hun., for several tin. lie ilenartisl vesUr.l, ruoiniii f. r .-hii k ton. k title tlie i. Ill lluj jfltr 1Mhuii iIIs- Tjlor will have a lari?o witllnn; with Mrs Trail). Plant of 11 linn .ipolis is nut nil) or htiiior. anil two of In r Mil Irn t Is ns brhiesni il.ls 'Ihe ciriinim wilt I to ntine at 111.- West Km! llol 1. uml I wit msistil l. aliiu.t l.ij (,mhts A latse tven ltiiT retention will follow Inv tlatlnns vvero Issued jesterday for a BUbserlitioii iIjii. i to be given at the I'uun. tr Clul on I'ebruarj 11. The; patruiteEMja tre: .Miss Catlln, Mrs. John D. I)nvl. .vlrs lleorge.- Nled- Mrs. Wlnslcm Cliurth ruitjhaus. 111, lira llowurd lienolstMrs. Hunt Turner. Mr. and Mrs. David K. rYancls Bava a dinner last evenlii; at their lioine In llarj land avenue f r the bridal j artv of Hiss Html Smith ami llr. lMry rr.niels, their eldest foil The l.rtiti'-.li H. Vlllo has bc-ll HiUlerliiK from a sevire eulil for a wek. was tinablo tu be tiro--nt. and has be. n ohllBil to i. fuse all Imitations to entertain ments In her hoi.or for the few el.ivs imme diat.ly pre. .-dins; lur weddlnu Tho otln r in tiil.ers of the bridal parti, however, dined with Mr. ami Mr". Pr.inc.ls last ivm Iiib lllss llarle Scanl.ni ills, enter! tin. tl tin- ame parij. ut an Infoim.i! supper on Sundav tilKlit. The- University Club will rIvc an after noon rivt-itlon to Mr 11. nr Irvlii-r ami Miss Kilt ii Ti rr on Thiu-I.i, lMituir) s at the i lulihoii'- in tlrati.l an run- Tin i n terialiimein will b. of an Infoimal nature. i

1 si; II S J'h. MT3 I TIir.Mr.XAlL SKKTCIIKS OF A VKUV JOl.l.V AUSKKTKLin, WITH A SKIUO CO.MK; 1'AJK OF LMC.S. "THE JOLLY MUSKETEER" ON ITS RETURN TRIP. Mr'. Graco Van Ptuddlford rcallv shouldn't care to be advertised as a "so ciety woman," or the "owner of :i rarirnr stable," and all that sort of thlnE. ami who has gone mi the comic opi ra stacte to re coup In r husband's losses on the turf She doesn't need that kind of guff, don't jou know And. be-ld.-s, Flnj has only returned to tho Kt.iR-e, after all, and does It vr n!ccl and oulitb, and with quite a deal of tltjr nlty at times and a xer swist xolce .til tho time I'diiir prettj as well, jnu ran easily s. e- that till"! ancient ""ooletv wom an" racket Isn't nees -ary- lionestlv ami trul. In the ii-e of tills hinKer. who hid b.inm to make quit" an enviable reputation as an artiste some j.jis .itu and Is now taklm; up the threid of that life aKiln Iist nlitlit a numlur of ieopIe who hnd h. ard Mrs Van Studdifonl sine when sin was ("iracli IJutic of the old iSostonlans. some who had known h-r in St Loui as Chnrlev Van Sluddlfor.l's wife and :i mammon- v ho had not. si anil heard In r as Yv.ttn In the J. fferson de Antlis t ipent ("on-pan's second jiar'n jiroduct1' tif "The Jolly Musketeer' -at tin- Dlvmplc They pot their mone-,'s worth on .1 fair bisfs of artistlr merit whctlur or not Mr". X'an Studdifonl was eier a tciity lei.ler, and they were kind iiiotmh. too. to itiv the ?lnpi r a. x rv warm wel ome, whlrh sin, thoromshlj JutIIleJ before the .Mnlng was end.d In the llrs' act of "The JU lluketeer. with Jeff .b Angelis liobhlns around In his usual r'.ll.'tilotis and liinrlner-vvtmiln-r way nud Willi the r. t of his funti -..opl.- hold ing up their nsp.itli. mils of 'he husliiss. GraCH Van Stuildlford Ireiked xiry lmpe and rustically sweit In l'r.neb vill.u:. pirl's costume of blue and white bodice and sh'.rt skirt, and sang the nirc- little sons iil.ut the "Wl-hliiK Will" mid one or two iitlnr numbers In such rlear, rorns-t and tneltHllous tones a- to mike th. most sa'l faclorj hit rlcht at fie st irt She was wel i omed In tiuitt a frh ndl m intn r. fr..tient lv applauded, nm! at the cl se of tin act the is...i'e were nnilous to brltiK iir iK-fore the curtain She wouldn't tome, how.-i.r Mr d Am.-, lis lombm' instnd. and milih, a urv funnj sp.eeh bj wa of eciismr himself In the second net. Mr" Van Studdlf3rd wore-remeinbir this u a m in's .lwr-plton -what 1 took to be i wedding g.'.wn or white, and It mu-t have been of .satm. be cause It shone. Utter sl,e apia..-d with quite a s-iagi-er mid Indescribable j.o I t of black and white thrown a-t vr thK and a black and white hud ton rlnK-hat. bon net or toque, how do I know "-with Ions white ribbons that tl. .1 limit r chin ami trall-d down to wheie De AnKilis rotild Krab 'cm. She looked very sliiiinlns. and she sant; "Man's Lou" so fftchliiKlj tint ome one sent her an armful of Uowers and the house made her sliig It aitatn and again And th.n ac.iin. In a frolicsome qu irt. t with Maul Holllns. Hilda lbillins and T,' nore Soulier, lit r sweet. hlKb. well-tralmsl sopraro told the p.ople tint the new l!os tonlans mlseed It when tl ej didn't mgage her to head their comp.'tn nd right aft erwards the house applaud. d and encored little Maud Holllns ki-n sons until It looked like It was triing to brew trouble In the De Anpells Compani Kilt It was all tight the song desirvid what It got 1 should sj that Mrs Van Studdlfurt! !s er seeure- of a bright future If It Is nec essar or to her taste to remain on tho stage. She doesn't get all the- opportunity in the world In her present role, but sho makes the mo.-tt of what she does get. As for the rest of the compa'O It was here last j ear in the same o ra. Jou remember it is, fairly satisfattorj. De Angelis seemed quite Irresisilble t U-t tilghi'H houe as the Count de Keaupnt. Itubtrt XVllke wss moro n indsonie thin musically correct as the Marquis oc Chau'tllj Harry Macdonougli was t ipltal as I idea '!lar tlie irnkecper. Maud llollms 1 ve 'cad Intimated that slip jeered as 'Ve his miic) u'.ccc and I-ncrc Soulier and lllldi Holllns were equal to the llower-glrl oles of llarle and Jacqueline The chon of flower sh-ls was comroed of reasolOjly afFkw rn ,rAW" C 'Ol VW- V MR J0NE air. .laiut'.s Kiinbioiigli ,lom-, soil vrlth a numter of ladles and ftbr.ils of tha club members lniltul t m.et the two uetors The folliwinir week the club will enter tain llr. r. JlopUtnson Smith with a im.i tlun. Hiss PiveretiT of I'hilad. lphLi Is expeefeil to arrive u-da to vi-lt Mi s XI trie IIjjs. lev It itlons h.-i-.e Ik en isunl for the wed dlnif of Doctor Frank J Nifo'iB of this cilj ntul Miss I.nlni.i Ia-ito.i, ouI tlaui-h-atr of Mr. am! llr- SLit r K Lenoir of t'oltanbl i. Mo Tin -er mom Is to tak Ida. W'.dn. d.iv mornini- I". bruarv T, "l the !!r-t t hrlstinn t'huieh In IV liiinMii Afl rwards ,i luni heon will h.- seV...t ,t tin- lion f tin bruit's jur. ns ml tin louni; ..in I wit! start In :h. aft. re. on f. r a j. on v II roi.nh th S. i.h Mi tli i i.tjni tin v will luo at --.l No- 'i fMm pretty mal lens That of muketfprs ran more to uniform tha.i to olce. but was well up to the avi rae. I pect 'o s.e JIrs Van Studdifonl go nictlv up tin ladder If she ketps on slngiim She has the voie. ard the looks and s'ie I, quite- a pb islng a. tr, Th e three things gineralli -lull sin ci s in h r 11. Id til KN'II.N C't P-lt- SOME OF THOSE WHO WERE IN THE AUDIENCE. Tho Olimple Theater was well p-it-onlzcd Inst night to hear Jefferson de Aug. i s in "The Jolli Mtiskitiir" The huvs were full of gnl garbed Worn. n. while the low er I art of the house- was no less attractive lu point of olor On tho lift in the stage bo wire Mr an.l Mrs J l M. Keillor. Mr and Mr- Dickson Vlb. Mr snd Mrs ivitm crr Mrs Ktlibn was In black, with guilt n of white satin and siint line Mrs VVabli wore heliotrope cri ie. with irllow lice and a corsage lunuquet of violets Mrs Carr wore bl.i k moussilinc oier white tiffita. In the adjoining box win Mr in.l Mrs Julius S Walsh. Ms Libit W il-h and Miss ji ,rie H.ij.-s and Mr Julius s Walsh. Jr Mr Walsh wore- a toil, t of b! ok r. p. tht- bo.ll.e made with lo!e-ro spjiglI in fequlns, over a vest of turquoise blue ,n. 1 late Miss Welsh was in pastel blue cloth, with white- lac and sj,r spangles lINs llaj.swore bluk Ilrussils net, r.itti gulmpi of lax Mr Joseph Slueh.tn oecupled an tipp' box during the latter sitt of she ticnti In the right stare box Mr. ami Mrs ,u-i-eph llcMt namy thapirone.1 t jsirty on slsting ol Miss Katherlne Ciinningham. Miss Ohio. Mesrs J IS iJMo ami U 11 NV.lk.-r Mrs Mellenamv wore graj, with vellow satin, v.ited in lact Mi's Cunningham was nl-ii In gra, appliqueel in siie,r emhrolileri. lll-s tlhlo gown was pink silk, with U rli i of white- laco draped alwiut I'lt- shoulder-, catigl t with a kuoi of Ida. k iclit-t In Hot U on the tight. Mr Hath. C..1. -lleb. rt entertained a purlv of xoung ietple Xllss Watson, !lis 1'rain i-ctis Doctor Kr nest f.Jo Allan 1'eiidliton. Mrs Uelx-rt wore white silk and lace M'ss Watsons gown iu giav cloth. Ain.rlcan l-iutj panne eli,t and laie. while Xllss l"r nicis. us was In jellovv silk, the bLuse) strip, d ".villi Vabnchnms llr and Mrs S 1. Ilighlejinau and Mrs. Prentice Chifitv of Jersesvllle, 111., occupied parquet seats. Mr- Clans Vielhs and MNs Kline X i ll.s sat with frn n.ls In the panim t. Mbs Vieths wore a l omlng opera cape- of shaded ro-e-eoloied c.oth Mr t'h.irl. s ,ap,o-i iscorteil Miss llarv Alice lb I-atan, who wore pile blue, with x inlets. llr and Mrs. John I.elgh (Irt en were in the front parquet. Mrs. Creen wore a caiie of ermine and pale gray satin. Noar the Greens were Mr. and Mrs. How ard litnolst and Miss Grace- Gal.- and her escort Do. tor Vl-her and Mr Isaac Hedges vi-wnl the plnv from tin nar of the house Miss Kuguiia Papin and lur escort sat In the t irt le. Miss I'apin wiaring a gray erele- embroidered iu siller Mr. anil Mrs Joseph G Xlit!. r and isirty were In the parquet Mr. and Mrs Duthie! Cabnnne found frlei ds near them In the pari,u t A paity of four in the front parquet con-si-ted of Mr. anl Mrs G Lacy Crawfotd, Miss Fanny Kartle and Mr Will Steee Mr and Mrs. Will Orthweln were m the parqiet XIr.s Orthweln wdre a blouse of white -atin coietrd with spapgle-s XIr Mantis Hirseh and his llancte. Miss Viola Kosenbi-itt, were In parquet mils Miss Kosenblntt wore gray with white sat in and spangles Xlr W llliam Arthur Williams br nigh' Vjss Car'Ie Cook, who wore turqun. e blue and white Mr GIrardi escorted his sister Miss Stella Glrartli. who wore black net, with coral pink liberty silk blouse. llr. Alex. I'rimm had his sister, Mrs. -"eCJ V -J- u -sTVJXJUisga. hMMijVP I A- V .TX i llkttWSi&iiMS&iiAl c 0. I, 4Kie-J!B3iCvN. m'ii 1 1 ii i lmi u Mi'ii i jii hi j v Lmt i n&wt-rmKS$J82&wjm- u -'J3 s sj&mammnmBmzcK bWmil Mmimn id-' iwk ,-s il tif Senator Jones of Arkansas w ill citv on Febiuarv -7. Klns's hlKhway. The brlde,;room-ei-ot is the son of Doc tor Vllll.ini Nlfoiiir. and has many friend', not onI In ttu itj. but In Precferii ktown. Mo., where In- foinnrly Ilve-d. Miss n olr Is a inetnlx r of on- of the proinlneiil families In Central Missouri The mmhik t,tople have lici ii cisaKed for Fume months but form tl anrimintf m nt was not made until tho weddlni; Invitattotib wer is-sue-cl Mr Sam Pierce of Cripple "reek, f'olo Is the stio-t of his tiarents. llr. ami Mrs. JMwar.l S I'i. rce- of Lliulell ljuukxard, and I will r. main In St. luls for a number of w.iks until fullj reco.tred from a recent M I lolls illniss. Cil tain and Mis. ltoh rt W Stcwait en tut umiI with a musical on Saturday night at t: ir horn.-, s;0- jjj5 I.lr.dcll boulevard. i rCZG.3C3Si.. -sN -fliJJr- 5f.. SsT "iv THK OAHTOONrssT'S LMPIJESSIOX OF "ilKiXOX." AN EXCELLENT "MIGNON" SUNG AT MUSIC HALL. The Castl Square Company wer.t to Am brose Thomas for an opera last night. "Mignon." famous because of the numer ous extracts from It plae.l here, there and ever) where, rather than because of numi r ous recent renderings of the olwra. was sung with sprijjhtllness and e-srt Hence, llr. litrtliat.l, with his neier-subsidtng smile, was the Wilhclm Mebter Mr. Kerthald was vocally most satlsfjlrg Tlie part Is tn.t romantic enough and far too gay for an artist of Mr. Ilerthald's native qualities, but in- was at no time at a loss to the i -tci.t of making actuil shortcomings out of his inadaptability for the characterization. To-night we are to see- the poetic Irish tenor," Mr. Joseph Slieihin, In th part. Wet Miss Golden was the love-jitk Mlg n. u list rnrht This small bundle of u-t-gv with the great ioi.-wai most happy in nearly evvrv thing she did One seme tlmes gins a -erond look and a pep around to locateithe owmr of the Golden voice, for no Mist look Is enough to convince anj on. that It i nines from such a midget as tin ttllllng trade. Her Mtgron holds forth threats of havli-g a plate In Music Hall hisior bj the side of her Santuzza. one i f tin- most j,i nerall talked about of the Castle S-,uare perfoinninecs llignon's well-krown florid song of the -ssond act. a delight in its dashing na) when adeitiatelj sung, was rend, red twice last night so v.tll .hat the good, old word adequate will artb sutllct Little Ml-s Golden's isimesiy n. t xi ry funnv. of course, but we won't soeak of an uulmrtant thing like that. Mt-s ii, s,.. 11 icdiinilu, the PlUna, made In r tbst si. Louis appiarance with a jlth, w. U-tts dm ttl loice that Is owned by a jouttg woman who lee.ks S'tnc-what as Jessie ltirtlett DjvIs and her smile used to look, which is to sa tint Miss llac doi ll.I Is xtrv pretty ami irj sweet as a vNuil proposition. Mls llacdonald will LUburii McNalr. nnd Miss 1-cnore Seullln with him iu the- paiquet. llr and Mrs John K Thomson brought two f rl. mis and sat In the front of the cir cle Mr. and Mrs Kmllo Glogaa found the oi-ra cnjoval.Ie from the middle parquet. Mr an.l Mrs I Krnes' Cramer an.l Mrs. A C. Cassid) were on front feats lu the Cramer wore a gown of r.ist berry re-d cloth mil velvet with gold embroidery. Mr. and Mrs Randolph ltiigblin were In the circle beside- Miss Sloan. Miss Mario Trace and llr. and Mrs. John O Fallon D.lancy. Mr. Sam Fordjce escorted Ids sister. Miss Jane, I'ordjce. XIr. anil Mrs. Cecil Gregg and Mr. and Xlrs Sam Thump-on were a quartet of Irlends In the- middle parquet llr Charles Ward Rhodes unad Mr. Charles Humphrey arrived late and sat In the front row. Messrs. Jldgar and chaffrlan Lackland xiettcd the lerformanate from front clrela seals. VIrs Frank an.l libs Grace Frank were In the circle M1-.S Flank wore black net. with blouse eif cieam luce, covered with spangles, uhlle Mrs. Frunk was iu black and white. Others noticed In th house were: llr. FelK Chopin. Mr Ij.uls Lemp, Hiss Grace Hell. Miss Kugenla llaginnls, "lllss Corlnne Frarci-, Mr 1'ierre Garneau, Mr. and Mrs Itudclpli I.lmberg, Doctor and Mrs. Otto E. Foster and Miss Ovirstolz. llr K. Feugnet. Hiss McNiught of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs Willi im Marion Reedy and llr. J Wilton Cunningham, Major Clopton. llr George F. llockler and Miss Jlao ONell. llr and Mrs Louis Brlnckwlrtle, llr ami Mrs George Von Schridr, Mr 1'ierre Cbtulli Mrs Fanny Flesh Morse. Fugeiie Abadie, D. 1 rarrbh, Mr. and Mrs. Edward HpucIicI, llr. and .Mrs. Will Gardner. CC j JjjjtSfl s o o S 5 svT"- VAc rj Miss Taylor wed .Miss Annio (Iiay T.ivlor in this vl.lrb thev recently iureiii-i tl. raptain ami llr btewart. halo thi-s winter rtmoinJ from "larmoutli. Cape C d, and intend to resido i rmantntly In M LouH About s.xt tie-ti, were en! rtalneii on Saturdii nlKlit MHS Sheet of t'hlllleothe. Mo. Iilaje-I a piano s.ilo Mr Haarent Ten liro-k sjt.s. and !ll-s Kosalle I!alm-r Sitilih (.-ait a number of recitatlom- Mrs Stewart received her Ktnacs in a toilet CI pale (jrn satin, brocaded in tprajs of pit k hjdrangeas, and trimmed la duchesso lace Miss Virt-ini i Sanfor.l entertained jester c!iy afbrnoon with a "mall luncheon for lINs Mt-Nausht of S.atttle The guests ln eluded II In. K-pe nsthied. Miss XValsen. Men Kurd, Ml- Dillon ami Mrs. Kee-its of Illoomiiij-ton, 111, who. with Miss 11c N'aiifht, Is a guest at the Van Illarcom res idence. V ".X k &m 9fiM a rS J-jAr ',itr.?VM .n 'XrsjJ?. V '--ssa not Ing here next week, but In tho coursa of a month she will be Lack again. Too baj that P's a month. Kor somereason best known to the sage, rot stage, management neither of the ad xirtistd Fredericks appeared List night. In place, however, xt-ry jauntily and effectively. In spito of the traditional "hour's notice." was Miss Catherine Condon, a joung singer. who wears tights well. Miss Condon Is building up for herself a very pleasant little reputation. Mr. Bojle. who plijs pretty nearly anjthlrg In the Savage repertoirt; a sort of male H luermeister. you know was a capital Glarno. Luckstone was tlw La-rtes itch a bad part for a good man! Homtr Llnd was lost tu a forest of whisk irs The- manager said that It wan Mr. Lind who sang the part. If self-effacement Is good art. this excellent Kirvtone ought to go In a gallery or old masters. It Is worth noting that Mr Joseph Find later Sheehan will sing not only this even ing, but at to-morrow's matinee. This Item ha matinee interest, because Mr. Sheehan is the most popular ot all the Castle Squara tenors It Is further to be recorded, not so blithesome a fact, of course, that Mr. Shee han ts a married man Miss Norwood will sing the I'ilina to-night and Miss Do Tre illle will plav Mignon Think of dear, Ilttlo Hiss De Treville in knickerbockers! The charmingly written choruses of tin first act were happily sung. In this portion of tho operu. Mr. lltCollln. whose nanio Is on tho programme as stage manager, was equally happj In his groupings. If it was this mantger that put "Komeo and Juliet" together list week we herebv salute him Next Monday evening we are to have tha hundredth performance bj the Castle Square Company In this city. The opera Is to be "Der rreisclmtz." in Knglish, for which Xliss Maude Lillian Ilerrl will return from Chicago. BRYAN IN RHODE ISLAND. Delh.'M'd Speeches' at I'.tvvtuckct, Wdoiisockut autl Providence. Proitden.e. It. I., Jin. r. Colonel Will iam J Brjan to-day began a week s tour of New Knglarel for the puri-e of dlscu-sing the eiuestlors of tho day. si-e-akliig three times, at 1-aw tucket and W'oonsocket In tha afternoon and In this citv this evening. As tho State of Rhode Island Is Just on the ex a of a gubernatorial camalgn, which will close with an election In April, Mr. Bryan's coming Is tlmtly for the Democratic party. His chief address, in Infantry Hall to night. Is contlucreil tin- first of a series of rallies arranged by the Democratic Stato Committee In Its effort to carry the State. More-over, as the legislature will meet to morrow, the gathering brought together prominent men of both big parties from ail ovei the State to hear the doctrines of Jcffersonlan Democracy eiundetl by a national Demo, ratio lea ler. The speech of this evening, the thlnl de livered bj the Cob nel within six hours, like tho two preilously given. w.as llstenejd to by an audience that taxed the capacity of the hall to th utmost There was plentv of music and enthusiism. Congressman Lentz of Ohio also made a ringing speech at the meeting here. FORTUNE IN A SAFE. Loft y the Late Patrick Hannoa of Williams'. i:r.ii'i!t.ic si'EeiAi Poplar Ultiff. Moj, Jan. Z C. Williams, an expert locksmith ot this city, was called to XX'illlams jesterday to open a safe be longing to Pat Harmon, who died there a few weeks ugo. The sife contained about $.,i" in x-aluabli; papers. Iiesides an amount of gold, sllicr ami greenbacks. Vine 'uniltur- nt Auction. Auctioneer Selkirk will sell to-day, begins nlng at hair-past 10 o'clock, the entlrs fine fu'iilshings of resHencc. No. 3S41 Del mar boulevard. Sale will be la lot3 to suit. s I I s S g-srasKgss-- tyi.T5rT""V:'--" ..j-s&C.,. jf vi

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TITE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JANUARY 30. 1000. A V Y ajBggggST7.fyyw C z ISS fcTi ?X tiyiiS 3 Rf3i R 8 I ifeaBfispd j--- Krt Acactablel'rcnara'iiijn ior As similating llicycoJa'UlRruUl ling the S tomchs aiuLUo els cf jftjasRSssssmg Promolcs Dfceslion.Chccrful ncssandRcsl-Contains neitlicr Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Nauc otic EtcveoTCUdSrSiCa'SSnUS jrtt JWa JlffnrjiZ CltmfuJ Sazar A perfect Remedy iorCnnslipa tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca, Worms .Convulsions Fcverish ncss andLoss OF Sleeii TacSiiru'.c Signature of NEW YORK. exact copy or vRA?Fna. re& all 01 u ILy?afem ir SSSSISSSSiSSSSISAOSlSS ISarr'a CaTo Is lust the i is. c t r. t, re fresh onc'i meino'v and r. v the "'lOpnlni; list when li'inri' on di.' pur has-ini. Well-cooked f. lvI. .".l'i .-iviJ at mod erate coL fill be n uli piry day. c:i.i. vti iivr urrici Frolesl. Aeiiinst ltrami.il 1'riuii m. A. lluildiiiK. sirrruLie special. Washington, Jan. Theie is a sharp contest 01 er the location of the post oili. at Uallalln. 3Io. The people of tne pi... a appear to l)o up la arras against the l'ont in.is.ter for hi arbitrary d termination to take the offlee from the T. M. C. A. build lns to an undesirable place gome diseiunce uw-cy. Tlio Post Offi-e ivrai tment is b ins flo.Mled with petitions and protet,t!- and there Is very general complaint at the tion of the l-ostmaster. The objectors st t'- lliat the Fosimaster 1 acting iix an arbi trary manner. ciii.um:i. 3io!tituv rr.Miis vi.. .AV1II Tnl.e I'lare Tit-llnjr l'riim eIl tor Cnclvrell Jteideliut. 'Washington, Jan. S. Tli body of Colo nel C. C. ilorrovr, lor a long time -xuca-tlve clerk in the S uaie, was shipped to "Warrensburg, ilo., on tbe 3: p. m. train. Tl funeral Kill tate place on Wednesday from the resident. of rii.itr Cockrell, as Mrs. Morroi.'s hum- i'. Wa'r. nsijur f.r tome time past lus bin clot.d. Walter Slit'i 11, St-i.-itor 1 1 h.Tll's t!f:k. accompanlfd ilrs. Jlunow to arrensuurt. Arm;' orders. itEPunue si'u iau Washlneton. Jan. S. Army orders: Acting Assistant Sturgeon R. W. Oil"r, now at lm Columtiast, 111 proceed i Waslilnglon for annuim.ut of Ids contrat i. Acting Assistant dunteun Charles llii'Sit lee, now at San traJivUvo la relieved m.tn further duty in th- itepartment of the Ta ciHe, and will r.-port tu the cuoimandms loneral, Departtutiit of Calltornla, fir duty. Actin? Atw'.stant Purgt on William AI.lt a will proceed jr.iin New ork to lortlan 1, lie., for annulment ol hia contract. The traithler ot Second 1J. ateu.tnt I V. Oliver, Second Infantry, to the va!n arm, and his alignment to the Sev-uth Cavalry, Is announoti. Actlns Astixtant Surst-on E. C 1'oev is esslgned to temporary dutv at Fort Kuejr. Second Lieutenant E. II. Vule. rec atly appointed. Is a.,netl to the Second In fantry. and will proceed to Fort Thomas for duty. The leave granted First Lieutenant Is-aae Xcnell. Twent-lCond InJantry, is .x tended one month W'tislilntiloit Hotel Arrialtl. nniCBI.l SI'fcOiAL WashinRton, .1 in llvtel arrivals: Natlonaj-A. M. farms', Atlanta. 'Ja. Shoreham J. S. L.air, St. Louis; II. l'ace. Howling, r. n, K. Ebbltt I". W. 'ars, Kansas City. NormnnUle J. V. S. IU n kburn. Ktntuckv. nichmond I". W. Merrlweli and John It. Hopkins. Kansas Cltv. St. James W. J Wilson. San Antonio. Ilottpltnl nt J.fitM-iilMirtli. PJ'CBMC hpe m Washington, Jan. 2.-The House to-day passed an act appr-ipriatlng JHU.lOo for th construction of a FtJeral ho-pltal at Lea--tuttortb, Ka". MARRIED. llOTJI-ILltlJClJ"F-At Itellevllle. 11;.. on D Mntirr U, ZX.'J. Alfred M. Kotli mad Jiert'ta M IiATlcS. DEATHS. IinArLT January :it 11 P V.r- ClnU King l'.rault. iKl M y-. l-"uneral f rum the r-iilnc.- of her on. Uarrisoa K. Baneh, MM Glasgow avenue, Vdiiiia, Jan uary 31. 13C-J. at I p. m., thence tt Calvary Cemetery- IIAUNICKOL At Jllleill'. 111.. January X. IWe, 11 p. ni.. Herman Uainicitu:. Kuneral Tuepdaj. January n. ot 2 s. la. FIVK Sundar rnomtn. Januarv 23. Iij0. t Ms residence. VM iMcta avenue. John FUio. ared il ears. Fuseral frcia the Chutcb of the ImmacuUte Cunceptlon t.n Tudar marnln at 9 o' I. X. tl.tnee to Calvary Orcie ery. l'lease omit Hewer. Knights of Ft Patrick -Y.mi ar. re.jMe.I t sn-mMe at the ivsM-'-nce ..f nr k- eatl hrutht.r. Jolin Kinn. X'. T.X I-ucasi uraut, tiu Tu--ltit J.i'.rninir. at S .i o'cl.-k stiarp. wtr'i; the ltit--of t!i societs. for the turl.- t.f attodinp In a 1k1v the tunerai nl.vs of our bfloid tr thcr. JAMES I'. MACilXK, nt. HUGHES Rmiday. January 3. ISO, at r-) o'clock ii. rn Jon Iluirh -s. sn of the 1 tt VTit.inas stn.1 3Iary llugrrei. an.1 brother of Uarun Thomas. l'etr and Aaihony UasJieB. i,ea 4, years. Tht; funeral will take place Tuesday, 30th lnt t 1.3) ti'tks.k p. m fmm funeral rcsiois of 4' 1 len i. Kellj. mi l"4B avenue, to St. Palli. t s JJiUlch. tl.eni.e to Calvary Ometery. LUA Tl.e funeral e v ices f the Ute I. ,i erlck 1L Lea will be held ul the retuden.se .1 br. ther, John Lea. 3!H l:us.seil avtsnue. Tu- -4iay. Januan ln. -it J.3e p m. Invri.. -a private. NOYDS-Fu-idav. January 1SW. at S o 1 i in !arv It. s,oyesf wire of Win. A. Nas 1 1 ,er seventy-fourth jear. KunerI from family reiUeBce. No. ft2 5pr,;,n utrret, tl ejaes.iay. January Zi. at S o'cUxk p. m Interment privaie. Worcester, plaits.. Spy jsease ccpy. KlTTEItSKAl!! On Sundiy. January r. iw.i S a. m.. after a brief illneits. Maud. bl 1 d. lighter of I.0U14 11. ami L-.ura Jtitterivt. p tptt J0t.nst.1nel. aiad 13 lears and C months Puncral vrlll take Mace i.n Tuesday Janu 'v 30. at 1.30 n. ni from the f..nuly xtiaeace. -17 bvutb Twelfth Mreet. SULLIVAN Sunday. January i5. 1M0. at 12 i5 o'clock is in., Altert 1.. bt-iovcd husbaul ..f Kellle SutUian, oKed 3T jears and days. The funnral a in take place tj-inesday. te 31n Inst., at 3 o'clock a. in from tainllv res tlence. No. 3301 EAe aienue, to Su L-v s Oiurcli. thence to calvary Cemetery. ATTKNTi Knlphts Ft Iatrit k 11 mrm fcer of the Kricht u I'atn k are rqj -J to nt at No -?-v I avenue on ries-ijt 20th Inst, nt S 43 o K a. m blLirp t ru the LawlpH of the or t t j nttenj th fui rat tf our late broth r Jclin Klnn, w ne!i cakri 1 lact- from th nl-o nuniVr n thi- ili't Vy crder JAM I.) I' .-MAiil.VN iTcr.J-nt Captain M. Kiely Grind Marshal io I 11111 M For Infants and Children. JA ninnn urn fi hiiiimmiibiih raiw mi r jlTbe Kind You Have I Alwavs Bough? Bears the 1 fifffl1 1 of K4f SI 14 11 For Over f imrtv iBars TMtftNtiuncoufr NrwvopuciTv t.vi.i: i tiN i in: i: t k. S:ile t.f i-tt .irl. Ciiltiiii-lloiie Fur-nilii-N f hi- 'I -t. Wjchlngton. J.m. The h.H f..r the re on;a!iirution at'd improvement of the Weather Itu't-an. whl. Ii in. hid. provNlon for p-nionmg dNabl-1 and ai,d etnilow of th- -nl.'e. rt eivtl a b.atk ee m the liouo Uda. The bill was bitterly foUKht by the opp"nci.t of chil i nioii rolls on account t the lite tenure nvisioni it con tained and It w a d tracked on u test otf of to S3. Although the Speaker rtiletl that it r--rr.ained unfinndied hu-liwsH when the IIou-e was aal:i in o.immittfe ..f ttie hol. the opponents of the measure beli.io the action to-ti.ty kllli it. The early portion of the Cy w.t .b-votetl to a lively scrimmage uwr the Sutzer rt-s-olution to i!.est!K.ito r--retaiy Oace, which resolution the Committee or. Jlules recommended houll be sent to the Wnyn and Mt.ins Committee, ai the latter coui mltteo ha th- response of the S-cretary In lis poessyon. There nag r.o opposition to the propose! action, but Air. Hieb.rdio"i of Tenne-see and l!r. Sulzer of N-w Yt.rk ue I it as a text for rent-wlroj their attacks upon the Secretary. Mr. U.ige was defended by Mr. Hopkins of IllmoK Mr. Hill of Connecticut ontl Mr. 1'alzell of Pennsylvania. A Mil to re-iulre pilol" and olllcer' of steam vessels to make oath to their appli cation? for licence-! w.is pa" d. Immediately after the reading of tho journal, Mr. Dilzell of IVni-fvlvaniu. frurn tb- Committee n Kill. re ptnrd back the Sulzer re-xilutimi ror the appiontrnent of a v(Miii committee to investigate the deposit of pub lic funds' by Secretary OaRe in New York bank-., anj all the tran-sacllnns relatins to the sal.- of the New York Custom-houe, with the recommendation that it be re ferrfd to the Ways anu Means Committee. Mr b.ilzell explained that the response of tho S cretary of the Treisurj' to tne Sulzer rftf,.Iutlon of inqulrv on the amt nibifct hnd gone to the Vas and Meant Committee and it was proper that the cora mittt' houM have jurmdictlon. Mr. Itichardson ot Tfnnesee, letder t-f the min.irity, t-aid he was not oppoed to the re f. rente of the resolution to the Was and Meing Committee, but ho wis dividedly of the opinion that an Investigation should be made. He renewed his assertion, made In a previous debate, that the reason whv the National City 1'anl: of N vv York had not completed itt title to the Ctitnin-hoUM pruptrty i)urcti.is-ed from the Ooiernment Tvas that it had been tbe Intention of the S- orctary of tht- Treasury to re li v- th bank of its tar obligation to the State and city of New- York by retPinlng the title in the Ooiernment. The Government hail ai-rted to piv rent for the property, let th" bank w-i- not to pay taxes upon it." "If that was the Secrctatv's motive." said Mr. Richardson, emphafcallv. "I am here to condemn It and to Insist that It III becimei the Secretary of the Treasury to go Into partnership with a private corpora tion." Mr. Sulzer of New York, the author of the resolution, said the people of th cotin trv were theplv interested in -LSn'riaining the truth. He charatteriz-d the conduct of tne secretary or tn Treasury as Infamous. and his connection with the Rockefeller bank, whf.'h bail ben used, lie e.u.i. ro m.i nitiulite the stock market against adverso Inter sts, as c mdalous "o demand thl" lnvesfieatlon." said he, "to ascertain who the stock hold, rs and di rectors of this hank are. that they re en titled lo srseclat privileges from this ad ministration The n 'id i Inn w.s ad.Tite.l wltlu.nf .iiet slon. At 3:38 p. m. the House adjourned. IV FAVOR OF C(I1T. Senate Hlt-ellon Commit!.. I'rtilitilily Will Itcimrt .sunn. Wililnston, Jan. 23. The protest against Senator Scott of Vtl Virginia occupjing his seat in the Senate probably will bo de cided soon by the Senate Committee on Privileges and Election.- In faior of Senator Scott. The committee decided to-day rot to take any more testimony in the case betause or its opposition to going behind II.o aitlnn of the State Legislature In tlK matter of seat ing its membtri. C4iii(trinitl by the sf.ntfc, Washlntrton. Jan. 21 The s-, nntH to-day confirmed the following nominations- i'ostmasters; illirol I. w Parkinson. Pt.Mkton: W. A. M. Knight, Alexis; n j Cheesm.in. Prlncevllle. A. J llegfr, Nauvoo! Also p. Ikirt-lay to be llteeiver of Putilie Moneys at Ij. 1 Norte. Col C. II McNichols to lie Indim Agttit, Colmadii Iiiver Agepcv In Arizona. Sni Antonio Fair P.xli I Im. REPt'I'.l.lf SPFIfl XL Wa-hington. Jan. Senator Chilton to nav introduced a resolution to admit free of duty all foreign exhibits at the San An tonio. Tt x Int1rn.1ti.11.il Far It wis re-fetr-d to the Finn), e Committee with the proMf.-r of being t iVir.il.lv r-p r-c.l it .m eirU u, .inj f biir-g adopt, i ,y tho Sei .to witiuHIt oppo-ltlori. I bato cone I days at a time ttU ho.it a KUTrrjrnt l" l tto lntrl. not biu(r aMe to la .v ttifm except Xtj us,tu Ito: nater tujertions. Krone, mi caf n for ser-u ears i.aced ice Id th.. rernric r)Jl on cjuni.c tl.at time I CM ev rrTthiugi tieaftlof lim ncTei f umiait relief, such uas rr ae an I t)fjjan nc lAM AltlCIX X dow bare (run. on? to t!i iaffeaesa day ik! If I wsr ui wonia fc-iTtfijijjuj ior each moreiuen.; It aiirr rit 1 s.n. 11 1 1 such a idliet Jill MLUJ. m 1 1 ieS3KuMCiiht Itftrjlt. MIcb. rjS'i"1' U? ,tab'S' Intent, Ta-te Good, ro Good. eer Slcncn. UeHn.crUrii.10c.-i0c.i0c CURE CONSTIPATION. r.:rll.i E.a.4; Cpu7, tllt.j 3,ittiJ, i XtA. at bund i tm 1 1 ll i CANDY O 5m CATHARTIC l5iv to VAX eiaisriffro TILLMAN ATTACKS PHiLIPPINE POLICY. Hlniin- for (lie Win- l.Vsts With MrKiiilt'.v ami Ftiippurteis of Peace Trent v. SHARP REPLY TO BEVERiDGE. "KvcrvtiiiiiK for lit'iui.iliriinisiii. Xiitiii.iX for Anifiifji," lie S:iys. Was I ho Motto of the Atliniuistintioii. REPUEIJC SPECIAL. Washington, Jan. 25. In the Snate to. day the Philippine policy of the adminis tration teceheU attention from Tillman of South Carolina, whoso utterances wero of an exciting and sensational character. Senator Tillman, in the course of a. vehe mttit denunciation of the Republican Phil ippine polki. referred to tho t-pceeh of UrverltU" of Indiana. In which l.o charge 1 tho responsibility for the killing of Ainerl i an sold.' r.s by tho insurgents to the op IHitienis ot the administration In Congress. Ho sail thai Ucierldge'3 ignorance of tho facts might oxcus-e his effrontery. "Thousands of patriotic men In the eoun trv." s'i.1 Tillman. "In and out of the Sen ate, una of both political partus, li.ivo pr.'i. sied against the inhuman and dishon orable conduct of our governorship, bt -ci use tb-v belieetl the Stars and StrliM-s had b' n dlsrawL 1 a-k if any Senator. 1.. lieimg that to be the fact, should remain sib nt. Tha gentleman from Indiana nus his opinion on the subject, and to liao ue llo ha a right to speak that opinion without question in my iuarter. and so huo we Must v.. close our eyes and shut our mouths to all the great truths of this policy? Must we bo accused of disloyalty to the Hag because we believe this war is one of aggression and conquest I rep. I with scorn the charge coming from an sour. e. If it Is sought t' locate the responsibility for tho blood spilled in th Philippines, 1 am ready to d-clare tho truih as I see It "Thero are three classes of men in the. Fnited States 'tmgre those who are in dependent and hotiist, tho--v who are iui- rupt, and tu who are inerejy wraK. When 1 lirst cme to this capital I thought and those who are merely Weak. thero were as many ol the one class as of the others, but a closer view and clearer atuuaiiuainc nave laugiil me thai tne i.-ai-I corrupt men aie few and the weak ones in a larte majority. I do not li'sliate to assert, and I speak from jiersonal knowl edge aid Investigation and Inquiry, that wnn It was Itrsrt proposed to annex the Philippines the tnajorit of mcmltTit ot both houses wre opiised to It. Alter the J'res idi nt v.eut on lus Western tour with ris ur to the ground, bis misgivings weie jiushcil. as he was tleienniued to do the

Hipuiar thing, but not the right thing, ami made his demand for the islui.d.s. Tneit, by tbi insiruiuentalilo tuat are to well 1111- deratotid m this etiambt r and in the ilous., in tho use of which the President Is not alone, because lus preuecesMir was eeu more pronounced in that policy anl oairleil it much further, executive mlluttice was brougnt lo bear, 'lne party whip uas crat'Kid; tne men who thought the Mllplno. oul.t to be let alone or assisit d to estuh Jisii their indeietitiite, siiit.udcred th ir lndepentieiice as Stuators anl Keiirescnta tiies the .s-natnrs onlj in that case ned the trcal was ra.uud. Fail beLanio everjlldng, principle notbing. Licrvilung for lb puiuicamsm, nothing lor America. "in 10 iitic tome honorable exceptions among adherents, ot the Prr-ukul whom 1 honor and tluj, in spite of the presidnt's coi-ttion. blood st a-jtast lor tti.it polit which was alone honorable ami ttts-ent anl ia accoi-1 with lilerty and justice. Hut with thu?u Itvpuhliiaiis all lintd up and a few HtiiittcratK, wtio Irom purity of m.'tiie. or honesty of lit lief had gone with them, theie was, still lacking the two-thirds oie necfs,ry. Tne President's bands welt tied unit -s tbe trcatv was ratltied. Hin pro. ta rnation 01 anii'xuttun had 110 authority and would hale died. Where Old he get trie. otos and how? "If iou want my opinion as to whose hands arc nd with the blood of our soldiers and la,ii Filipinos, who for their devotion to homes have been butchered, 1 am riady to ttll jou. ljok around this chamber and locate for you all know who were Hit men who made emotlou.il and eloquent sitechts against the treaty, and then voted for it after haling pltdgt-u their friends in tie oppositii 11 that tin. 1 would not do so. Ti.e-e are the mm upon wm.se hands the bl -ni ot our soldi, rs and tbe I-'illpiuos must, rest. Whether trrough corrtittion or weak ness or Ixith 1 tin not pretend to Jtuge. They gale the President his xciisc. bis le gal status, his opportunity, and let who will lei.y it. I impugn no man's motile. 1 i.aie no proof ot corruption and want none. "Hut whether the President be miW to blame, or whether the ciime rests on his dupe's and l-aity adherents. I .say that tlm-e who lottd against thi treaty are not re sponsible f"r tlm .spilling of blood. The Im partial neord will show that the Prt-ideiit was to biai.ie tor this blooilslied, assist! d bv the eowardiie or venality ot those in tills chamber who vut.il for the ratltitatlon of the treat v. The. rep re, I say to the Sen ator from lndiina- 'Shake not jour gory lo. ks at me. thou c.in'st not s"a- 1 did it.' The Senate atlupt.il an order piescnted bi Mr. Allison or Iowa, deciding m pn-ct-etl to the election eif a stereluiy and ter-geant-at-arms of the Senate. This was the secuntl st( p In tbo reorgan ization of the S.-nate, which has bteu pro gressing for ev ral veeks. .Mr Allison then. In jnierrssion, pr.senied rt solutions, fust, that ""liarles lienn. tt of Neil York be olei tid St 1 n-tarv of the Senate, and, -ond, that Datiitl M. IlansJult of Indiana bo Hoe-ted tt rgeant-at-arms. After an agit.meut w.is reached that the oliicers wire 110 tto t.-.k. their plact s until February 1. the resolutions were adopted wltbuut diilsion. CLMtlv lNVIls'HUATiov, Itiliiiinliotis Against v. q'uulr Monliiilii V. Itbilrttiv 11. r Washington, Jan. II The Senate Commit tee on Prill lieges and Elections to-day heard a number or witnesses on minor points Involied in the charge-, against Sen ator Clark of Montana. The prott stunts took oontioii durii g the dav to withdraw all intimations ncaitist J. 1C. Toole who withdrew from the Montana contest for United States Senator. The prosecution also declined during tlm day to put on the stind two witnesses who had be- n summonrd at tin Ir Instance lie i.iuse the mtn had talked unsatisfactorily since their arrival in Washington. Hoth e Senator Edmund.s ami Mr. Campbell said It would be unfair to both sides to call tbo witnesses to tt-siifv. piiiuppim: cm ltii:s. Ilr. llenrj-s Itcsolnlloit .Mi rllr a Coiitplt-le Lis), K'"Pl"ltL7C SPLCI L Uasbh t-ton. Jan. -)-Hepreseiuatlve H. nn- ot Teas Is preparing s.inie trouble for the a ricpartment in a privllege-l resolution he will Introduce In the House o-morrnvv. calling for a complete and de tailed r. port of American casualties in tho Philippines from the beginning of the In fcurrccMon. Th. ,ry '5 lhat ,no W:r 1'ep.utment is withholding from publication the bulk of cusua'tits In the belief that this cour-o m'nimizis the cnticUm of the war. :ovi.icijirvr rou ihuaii, c nilllpp XiiieinU utiil I'rueticnllr Conipletei the. mil. Washington. Jan. 23 -The Hawaiian bill was jiractically ceimpletrd to-day by the House Committee on Territories. and Chairman Knox, with a subcommittee, is preparing a draft of the revise, bill, with tbo intention of presenting It to the House this we k. Scleral Important changes have been mado in the measure. The chief of thes.j is the striking out of all property qualifica tions for electors for the Senate. Another change ehmin.tes the .supervision given to tbo buprcme ourt of Hawaii over elections in the Senate and House and makes each house the Judge of its own elections. Tho omission of the nroucrtv nniiti... electors Is In tbe interest of the natives. DEALINGS WITH THE NATIONAL CITY, Soen'tnrv .iij50 Ditl Not IN-ply tu tla Now FniiHius U-- hiiiu Letter. SAYS NOTHING IS ON FILE. Socifiaiy Doi"-ii't Kfineinbtr Any Conversation With tin- ManKi-r With IiVfeivnot- to ,o t'luuii'iit Jcp(i.sits. Washington. Jan. 13 Ths Secrisry of the Treasury to-day transmitted to tho Senate his reply to the resolution of Jan uary 13 calling for further Information as tu bis dealing with tho olllcials of tha National City Hank of New York. Setr tary Gage tiuo'.is In lull the Senate reso lution and adds that it might lie consid ered as fully answered bj his communica tion of January 10 lit replj tu tb- Senate's llrst resolution of Inquiry of January 3 on the saiuo subjects. He adds, however, that ho will endeavor to supply t. the bst of bis ability whatever may have been lacK irg in his llrit answer. Tho Secretary thin tafces up tiie Senate resolution of January hy paragraph-. His reply in brief is as folluws. 1. That tH Se. rtary of tl.e Trramirv be and be is tier by directed to transmit to list. Mii tvpKs .f all btitM au-i the substance of unv .otiiensatl'.n or agreement he may ftae irrttt a or had with iS'rvv ork In reply to a Iftit-r fri-n Mr A I! Hepburn of the Natio-al iltv ijank ..f N-tv Y.sk in retly to a lttr trum lir. lle,. Lurn t him. tUied Juna S. l'.'T "A careful search of the department files Joes, not i-how any answer to the letter of A. II. Hepburn, written by him to me, dated June S, JS'jT, nor do I believe that unv answer was cur mad- to fcaid t ter. NVlther do I recall any convers-ttloii had with A. I'. Hepburn In reply to such letter. Nor Was there at that time, or now, any agteement mado or oxiectatlun of an agretiuent lo be made bj th S- -retary of the Tt usury or any of the oih cers of the Treasury Department with any pel son or 1-ersott.s with rel.ience to the Mibjcct uialt-.r ot s-ld it-lter of A. IJ. Hep burn. "The record tiansmltted with my commu nication of Jaiuia! 1". 1'."". contains all there Is or evtr was, so far as 1 knov. Il(...tnmt. .e fali leltt,r uf A. ,K.U. I t,urll. z AIo copies of any 1-ttfrs, communltaiiuns, aretHent, iui--is and d.-Linents l.tu.n tie 'lieaur lKpartinent una tte .Nutu. nl i i. lniK ft N. tv tK within Vi- i.ii.l embra. -i LtllVee! Julie lv7, ,lt.l l I r Jt. IS.... Kelntions With Hankers. "It ilocs not .ii'Pe.ir trom any record of the Treuswy iK-partinent. nor is it within tl.e tetolltition f ihe St. retary of the Trea-tir.v. that the tl. paitmeut or unv of its othcer.s had any icatlom, tither oltlcrtl or priiate, with the National City Uank of New York within tht period ml ra. d betw.en Juiu u, paT, and Otiutii t S. lsyZ, st that there an- no htttrs. rutiiinuntc,itlns, i agi cements. iai.rs and dua-ume-nts 111 th posses-iuu of the iippartin-nt. which jiassed between the Tieasiirj Department and the National (TtJ- iiank within that iHTind." The Secretary calls atttntioii to the ne cessity whi h arose late in ejctolter. JsctT, of disposing in some lav 'f the large sum of money tJjMli.iS) whi. h was reabz-d from the ttitletnni of the Pa.-lllc Kail waj th bt. withdrawing this money out of active channels and thus prtctpiiatiiig a lmantial disturbance. He reiers to his let ter to A ii. llepbuin, prit.lcd in full In his lirst r. Jily. in which he told Mr. Hepburn that Mr. H. W. Cannon of ihe Chase Na tb nal Hank bad alreadj btcn requested "to ascertain how many banks would qual ify as depo-itors to ree-elvc a itirtlon ot tho Jji.titi of the railway funtl, which was to be illsbursvil In the redemption of Gov tinmtnt alitmt Jonuary 1." 'Ihe Secretaiy then sajs: 'rhe National Citj li..nk could reatlilv- quallfv by the de posit of public bonds to ltceive a large amount. It was 11 aij lhat tht re should be in ibis i-u.nie an original re cipient and dl-tribuv r of the fund, be eatise 4ne cheek alone was drawn. 111 amount U.t15.ri. It ought to oc, ur readilj to the minds f th. most Ineipeiienceil In banking affairs ihai it rtquir.il an ib Mltutloii of some conMiiiral.'e magnitude to handle such 1 check. liintl in Intlonnl city. "As slioiin in the communication of Jan uaij lo. k.', th- Natb nal City Hani: did laconic the uiia.nal it-cipiint and distribu ter of this fund, and as fast .is ertain other banl.s qtianlied it (i!. National Cltj Lank) trartsfcrtcd to those- institutions a- follows: "To the Chase National, Ji,0i. "To tho Ilanoit r National, $.'.i.njle'. "To the. Fifth National, "To tho Amellcaii Kxehanso National. ;t.t..i. "To tlm National Hank of the Republic. "To the Seaboard National, $.7".Vk). "To tbo Wiittrn National, Sl,eia.i. "All of these sums, together Willi the amount lit Id by tli. National City Hai.k. stunsl bj deposits of bonds of the Fnlt. d States, were subs in ntly withdrawn n-id paid into the Subtreasury at New York. Tho r-ecreiary oeiieis nut tie aierttsl by sucu tran-aftion what he has taken pains to do pime, namely, the avoidapce of that sort of disturbance in the money market which af fects not merely speiulallve alTalrs. but which, as sad vpcrlenco has too often m onstiatetl, spt.-i.ls throughout the whole cotnmerilal and Industriil fabric, bringing ruin and disaster sUch as eltee the doorse of factories and mills throw labor out of employment and inilto jtars of business stagnation, the like of width was witness-id during tho p rlo.1 of I'M to 1S.'7. "I may add that th sol., putpose whlii uas animated tnu sjc-oretary in tln. con nections was to uso the banks to s.-cuie. preserve and k p tbe public in.in. v wlthoiit rNk or hazard of loss and In sueli form within the hmititions and require in ills of buy n.s would bt.st contlui-e to the preservation and protection of the general iiiie-tesis or ne people. Section 3 iltites to th reqti-st for letttr- un.1 tflegrams le-arinc on an UlbireU ..uference with Mr M..'vm In r-Utlvn to the Treasurv dtp tia lntiie national batik dep sit..rif s in New 'it.ik. Sirtarj- G ige replies :1s fo)Iow: 7Se tltllt-r Ceirrcspoiidf nci. "Th re are 1.0 letters, coninumlt atlons, agivtnienis, papers or documents on tile in the Tr lsuiv Department b'tween the Secretary of the Treasury or his sultordi nute ollle-ers or otlicials and the ollb-lals of the National City Hank of New York- or Hi.. ofiicials of the National Ltty Hank and tho Secretaiy of the Treasury or his subordi nate"". In reference to a letter from the S- -retary of the Tit-asury to Jam-s Stlllman. pr. slth-nt of the National city Hank of Ne-.v lork, of December -I, PUT. in which th-Sec-rtaiy wrote "I have jours of the l"'th Inst and note jour suggestions as to u conf-renee with Mr Morgin In 11-lulion to the Treasury deiiosiis in tbe national bank depositories of N-vv York," oth. r than which were transmitted, which were communi cated to the President pro teinror- of the Senate, under dale of J.inuarj- lo, iji. Nor can it be recalled that there was ever sine ctitiversatlon had b-tvuen the Secratarv of the Treasury und Jlr. Stlllmaii ur betwe-n the Secretary of tl.e Treasury and any other man concerning the sold letter. The fourth section tf the Senate Inquiry is quuted as fflPcvs -And the So, rttarv of tl.e Trtasurj U furtli. r tine, t .1 10 transmit to the Senate ..firs ,f an telle s, agrteltient. .-om-neinh-atirns. ii-t- ocutiien's or either Infor mation in his .sset-M n. .r in the Nisesi.n of Ihe Treisury Itepartment. respe. iliI(- the co-i-rerence brtneen the seeretari cf the Treasur ami Jam-1 stillman. pits. .lent of th. NaiioiM-! City Hank. J. Pterment Jl"rrati of New lurk, or any orl.er is-rsoii or irsots with whom he con ferred in Philadrlphla. as rmntlorfd in his let ter to James stiilirsan. president of o-e Na tional ctt; IJjtak of New crk. .f Ilern.-iu.r 21. Ifc... and al?s whfther or net tbe s.t-iference re sulted in am- nen-ement or understanding In re gard to dJioSitlt K ti.ivernment m..revs In the national link eM-it .ries in the rtty of New Vtrk. uliethtr or r.ot any record was kit In th Treasury IVpartn.ent of telej4tonic or telfraiJnc c..nimunl( atlons tM-tween the Secretary of the Treasorj or his sul. rJInute nrTleers ar.l tr i.n 01 ine -,ati .ihj e-ity ii,ink or New Y. rk litv. and If so. -that ai:reentent an.l n .ler.ir.t. lne nu. arriie.1 at tv means ..f tlMe telnthamc teleirraphie or other communications To this the Sccre'arj replies Coiiferene-e: ot Hold. "It should be a sufficient answer to all that Is required on th subject of this con ference between Mr. Sililman. Mr. Morgan anu mjself at Philadelphia to s-iy that n a eonferenee neier took place. Mr. Stillman and Mr. Morgan, for what reain 1 know not. did not come to PJiil.-ulo- hu to tc me. but Dtt mber 13 15i7. Mr Still man placed the mafer whbh hi ami Mr Morgan wished to talk with me In-fore me In a letter which appears on page 77 of tbe document wherein is printed my communi cation to the President pro tempore cf tht fcenn(e of january jo, i'.i Mr. Stlliman's letter is a requesi to allow UTILE aamti and Ok ftra Si a 1 to r. 1SJ& fic?i I'm sefiSgJp" Q s-" BEWARE OF IMITATIONS rg 7 I Ceail ml UUwhlgu fIuuUUiIiui iO? i" !H. i 8ii BStadGSJa w m I j3-b Is adapted for every variety of dish from Turtle to Beef, from Salmon to Steaks, to all of which ir gives 3 famous relish." JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents, N. Y. as much as possible moi.e to i main in tie N-v so :is s-. 'ire 'a i asy n i'i-lti- Jeb: ..tk bti.i.s. in., i k. i rti uniiorm i.it. ..l in-. -i." Mi. niiumtii -.ava viu av .d a .i'd-- ..nd ail In the rooi-caniz nloti plans it ijib as rail load i .imp itiit s tu. ii in pi t:r No i Uuh -se ial i.s.tri 'o that pri-t of Ihe Ir.quirj- wnith ia-s lti. qo. -.01 whether or nut th. S ui or th Ir.av ur hn. v, or bid r. ,.-..us to t.-'.ie. tb it the i;oienirnent funds leosi:ed iti the, Natl nal City liaiik cf New York wolo used will a ll-y.- tf catlslr.g a liuuel.ition of sp-culamt- stoi'ks as tu. ntlom d In the let t. r of J tines Sullman to Lj-:nan J. Gage ol April b, lt, ci I make answer as !ul lows. I.e-llers to GiiK-. "The two le'ters referred to In the ln qulij are .separated b' a jierlod of teen months, but all th knov ledg" or belief h SedeUiIj- of the Treasure iiad as to tho te-es to whl-h dtpoiits in the National City liHtik wete to be put, at eiilur in:riod. or at any other period between December 31. 3SS7, and April f. IsW. was ob al-ied from these letter which have u.r-ady been sub mitted to the Senate In answer to Towner li.qtiii)-. "ilejoiid the Information conveyed bj- the let of letters the Secrctarv has vo knowl edge whatei'-r. They were not bupple inenttd by peisonal lnten-kw.s or leiophon ie e-iiimunicutions No Wh- ther o rtot the Secretary of tho Tren-ur.- cr any cf his subordirat.s had a-t cor r.s.H.tijen e, teleKiai hn or ttl-a-inic or tthr wise, .r any acreernentii. d ai ieul. pai-ers cr cuMrrsatun Kim the offi :ala ..f the National C1U liaiiil cf New- York btstwe. a the period en t.ta ed fton April 3s. lfcJIs. to June ljs s-p-tei:ibT ls. Pfl'V to ejttjbtsr J. 1S, Auu-t -''a. l'W. t I)-.ttater K-. and If so. let nun ai- evnqau his rsspoUie w IUIJ leluluilon with Ci.pi. s Iheref. "The Senate lias alreadj- I" en furnished." the See-re tar ajs, "a3 state-l in mj om mumcullon of January lo. llsj". with all correspondence, letter!, te.egrams. agreement-, do umeuts and natter-. In noss --moii of the Tnasurj- Department with r fer-i ence to uepisii tu m Natio'lt! City :'..tnk of New .orlt from March t. lv,l. Jn uarj I, the ilate of the pr- it. S-n-ate resolution on this sabj- i.j -hat reason tie re hale alreadv b. en tur-ist a to the. Senate e-oples of all trr-sj.inu e ot every kind and description iiom A, 1 I 2S Kts, to June 3. ls;s, S. pt mbe r is' to Oi'ioltor l56'- August id 1 t. t-imlMr lt. ls'j. The departiin 1 .s r o -out lb' mans of pre-seriir.-; .o'ier s. and for that reasjn is not able to 't-i-. with the Senate's letju. s- f .r t.n- cf eotiYcrsatioii. If anv were ba.1. si-cri'taries Prtiitfcc. "It has not le?en the pr.t t. t-e s, retarles of the Tre..stir.v to treserv- s n-ei-atlons It may b- sail. 111 ge '1 r liuuiiet, that in the tr.iiisu. ti n tr business of this department with the N tlinal City Ikini:, or with ar-. othr bank. 110 nv rsatlon has l-titi i id eitr telephoiie or face to fa- uli h h.is l.ai reiereuis to an relat.ons. ill 'al or pn v te. otherwise than as fully t for'b n mj eumniuniiatloii to the S jto d.i 1 January 1. li.". No agrtment. past. prs ent ir hi contemplation, has -ier u-eti b id with the National Cltj- Hank otherwis. than Is liti-allv s t forth In mv cimmui 1 eatlon to the Preside sit pro timp. re of tin Senate of Januarv lt. i:.' Tho llnal section ot the Seti'tte ir.quirj reads And the Secretary of lh Tr-a-ury e furt'.. r dlre.-tea t.. tui .rni -re sVint f tl e am m t t nltei s-rat.s lon Is h. 1.1 In mist I. the lis 1 i.r Itepartnit-nt rr the sian.lurd nl i-.iuiai.v t the itv .rf New l.rk to tf. cure 11 in- ueposlts lor tl.-- .N"ati..r.al Cltv (tank of .V v Y'ark t Ity and iqsin what dales thtse m-.'.s iei at-.ig-eil and ttie amount there, f r at anv time 1 -Id t.v th.- ep.vernn'ent tf ihe United st.tts for tl.e stan.bini ll t.s.upan This Inquire-, the secretarj- sajs. is bas-d On a misconception, Indtn cd, no doubt, by resUets from the National Cltj- Hank to transfer certain lots t.f bonds to the Siand ard oil ".manj and to either iartiee Sesretarr Gage explains that when -egis- 1. rtei leinu- ar- ieisiieii as securltj' 111 tile 'i'rt asurv tin .ire- tanc led anl fre!i I:nK Issiit.j t, the tredit of the Treasurer In hi.s nam-, "In trust." Wh-n sU,.h bonds are s-.ir-r.n.bred be the Tr .tir.T th-j- maj- be r l-su,-l to tht dt positing bHtik, or, ttii the bank's formal n quest," thej- maj- lw 1. bsiied to any oth r party or lnetitutiun. In conclusion, he sajs. "The records ehciv that tho Tr ast'rer Ins assigned arid Ielliersl upm the prd.is of the National city Ibthk. t fourtee.i dif ferent parties, a total of $7.r31,to, and of these sSl.H,iit was tratusferred to tb Stan.lard oil Company Tho Tr asurv I)e- pirtment has. ;n no time, held anj- bonds in trust for the Standard Oil Company, nor lor any interest other than for the di'iKisit Ing bank." AG UNsP lilt. t;i,ss. iipreiiir C.itnl IliM-ltles n Cust tif In terest In t, Louis, Itr!,l"HI.!"FPKf1 L W.tsliitiKton. Jan. 5 The United States Supreme Court to-diy alllrnied, with costs. Ihe derision of the Circuit Court for t lie Eastern Distrltl of Louisiana. In the c.ts. of William C. Glass, plaintiff in emu. aB.iinst the polii e jury of the Parish of Concordia. Louisiana. This suit was bi.iucht against the Pirlsh of Concordia by William c eaas.- of Ml sourl, who acquired title to a warrant for jlVi.il This warrant was liought by Glas at ii jtldunl sab- t.f the assets of tbe su -c ssit.n of M itiliew Carr, maile l.j- the Sherilf ot the l'aris-h bj- order of the Pro bate Court. The suit was brought while the act of 17a was In force. A pie i t the jurisdiction of the court was tiled bj the def nil. int. th" Parish of Conior'.! t. oil the ground that the suit was brought iqioii a chose in action, acquired by the plaintiff from a citizen of Louisiana nn which chose in action the original bolder could n0t stl(. In the United States circuit CourL The court lielow maintained this plea, dismiss. Ins the petition, whith course of act.oo th. United States Supremo Court upheld to day. Fetlernl Id-ins, nni'fBLtCPPKClAL Washington. Jan. -The following post otbee's hale tieen Cfqablish.sl. Indiana Dajvllie, Warrio' County, el Di. Postmaster. Missouri Uisillka, Wavti" CtKintj-. J.-lm B Eudalei I'nstinaler, Wetherlll, Oznk Ceilnt-. James Taj ior, I'ostmast. r. Dnctor E. S Harger hast l.eeii appoint' d a iiension examining surgeem at Goicsmda. J. R Jones of Parkuske, M. n Hutchin son of Fort Rub: and John T. Plumb, r. Jr. ef Hlaekburn, ok. have lion appi inted Conslabbs at the Osage Indian Ageno. Oklahoma. William Turk and Walter L. Rand have been npiwlntisl surfmen at the Galveston, Tex., ltle-saiing station, Texas. M. F. Kuhn has been appointed a snb Ftituto letter carrier at Austin. Tex Thomas Wacoster antl Jesiae i. i;andolpH at Hot Springs. Ark. evr lostninstkra. Iinri'llLIC Si'lXTAL. V;,shlli,-ton. Jan. S. Tile followintr fcurth-ilaiis Fostmaters haio been Jl Iwinied Arkansas Julius. Frlttenden Countv. J. V Ldls.-n. vice llali.h Ilathnna-.. dii: Kinaman. M ..IL-on (.'ounty. JI H jjc in, vie V I' Ihr.ni.s. rr')i;ne. tlccrj-la- Ilerrvii'le. l'tiim-hum Countv, F N Fxhj vlte K. Froyermuth. n.sin 1, "loia, 1'ikc "ouiit. J U Sullinss, vice V.. C Yarhrouch, rolt-ncd Illliiol-i-lienlan. Greene Countv r n. Campbell, vice I'atrick l-ayden, rctigncJ; 1 vTEBfii?? k ffl&b locust sTRnirrs. n

sa re? m kvv- l ii IVj rl The Original Worcestershire "No Swap iNo! I prefer i Whiskey all the time. It's the best for Health and Hospitality." DavlJ Nicholson, St. Louis, Mo. FfffrfPffPfffTg Whole Nations Live ar.d tc e r n a die' of cereal. H If yc-u eat mk Squirrel 1 Oats 3 Yo-i knnni the 3 reason. N o u r- M Isb.cgacd pala- taDlc s Trade supplied br Hl AI1AM IU) ill GHOrCItY CO. s3 iiiiiiiLiMiii Rai.ii i l..ke C.i-ti p. W. Geherty, vice o I Hetitl resigned Kim-.i (am Pra't Cour.tv. C. W. Kit.g lb l GadJIs, resicned Rttuu.kj Si 'ill. town, Htnd'rson Coun tv. F It l.gl-r. ilce S It Sgannon. re signed. Torrent. V.'.d'e lountv. C. S. Hush, iie c Dai. rtsiglied. Miss-iiqi Shelb u, Jones County, S. W Patrbk. i'. e T U O'Donnell. resign-d. Steen-ton. Lowndts Count.v. F. M. Hell, ii-e V," T. Man:ii:ig. rcslsiid Missouri Harold. Greene Countj-, John Taylor, ib-e W. E. Sapp. resigned. Pitts burg, ilickory Count.v. Jasper Creel, vice M I. Rol-ertsuti. rt-signetl. Oklahoma PUx let. Cast r Countj. II. C Carie'nter. ilce E I! Young, resigned. T lines- Landstrtet, Greene County, W M. Heuant, vice A M. Cash, removed. T.n-Mlle Sland. Mclns Ccunij. A. X. lilotmt. vie T C. lluviard, resigned. T'-xas- Hasin Springs. Grayson Countj, J. C. Fowler, li-o II J. Fowler, resigned. lltllXTV srMIS HATIFIED. Semil. I..fns.-s f. llei'olisiiler the 1 ale mi saniftiin Asr.-emelit. Washington. Jan. M'. Tl.e Senate In ex-s-titlve session to-daj decided bj- a vote of 11 to CS not to recons'der tbe voto bj- which the Satnuan tteatj- was ratified and then rem'.ved the injunction of secrecy from the lene. The vote in detail was as follows Yeas Alb ii. Itacon. Hate. Herrj-, Butler. I hilton. i lark of .Montana. Claj Daniel. Heiifelil. Jones of Arkansas, Kemic-j-. Und s.iv. Mi I.nerv. Martin. Monei. Pettlgrew, Rollins. Talliaferro. Tillman. Turner 31. Navs Ablricii. Allison. H.tkrr. Beveridge. Cart r. Chandler. CuIIoin. Davis. Fairbanks, Fonik r. Urj". Gillinger, Hauna. Hans broiigh. Hav.lev. Kean. Kjle. Lodi-e, Mc Hrlde. Mi Comas. .McMillan. Nelson. Pen rose. IVrkins. Piatt of Connecticut. Pritch ard. Proctor, ejuarles. Ross, Scott, Seuell. Siiotip. St wart. Teller. Thurston, Warren, Wellington, Wetmore 3S. Heftire opening the doors Senator Davis, chairman of t Foreign Relations Commit tee, r.-pljing to Senator Mason, said that be would to-morrow ask the Senate to take up the Hague peace treatj-. I'revtnt Cnfnrrli Iiy l'eruria. A c.ld is the beginning of Catarrh. To pievent eoid-. lo ure colds, is tt cheat Catarrh out of its vl tims. P. runa not onlj cJies Catarrh, but prevents it. McKIM.I.VN lllltrilDW. l'l eslilcnt Mas I lfl--s,-ven Years Old l e-sterdnj Washington. Jan. 13. President McKinlev Is 17 j-cirs old to-daj-. having been born at Nil-. Trumbull Countj-, l), Januarj' 15, 1SI3. H. received manj- congratulation from visitors uoi a large number of cablegrams and telegrams fed--,iatlng him upon the ic c.'sion jijni ilorol ren:embrancts were sent him. DROPS OF WATER JI-iv In time iieir aivay the hardet roc!:. A ti'ltlln in the throat, a slicht couuh. may be the danger sign of the consumptliu of to-morrow. Nature is generally oonMd erate and Biles a signal and a -jrarnlni; that tho-e uho would he healthy had bet ter heed. Thre are times nhen the overnroiiKht s-ysteni needs artificial ast-iftance, when the wheels .f the human machine are olot-ged and lti smooth tiurklnK Impaired. A pure stimulant Hi;,, Duffy's pute jiait Whiskey is invaluable as a tonic -when ou are run down and depressed, nhentli" h:irt Is u.ak and tho blood sluir-dsh. It assists f.tilhiK nature to resume Its func tions and imjMrts vim and energy to every part of the body. Uuff" l'ure Jlalt Whiskey has been be fore the public for fortv veara and still tarries a lile&sinr- to sulferlns humanity. ltictcrs know lt value-. They l.noiv that It has been proved pure in hund-ed.s of tc,t? There are otner ineellclnea. Vou tay a little less at tlrat. pcrh.-ip.i. but what a bill with out rased naturo you have to s tile in the end. .'11 rr--rl"--s and Kmctrs or direct. JIM vi tm i I1CFFV MALT V lilsKKY CO.. Lter. N.T. i .t'ie. ..i in,- genuine valuai-le Ux-klet i G&? SHSfe. &mn E3- J g AUCTIONEERS. A. L SELKiHK CO., AUCTION and STORAGE 12 Oi utrau avt? t3 in re ienrea a I-ciai?7. :,lm trS, e. fc xth t. Thoia Si At 3341 Delmar Boul, A t..'. s, i of Krf F mi e. Car.1" efe.f li. t I a it'vij -iui a ie i m TEK.-H t-SI-- A f leeM AMUSEMENTS. O L Y M P t C MiS To.SU,. JEFFE.,S'2H DVAfiGEd OPr-AGGMPANY In TIIF JOI.!.. JILsIvETLUU.' V. M S C III IA. iexf llonday5 Feb. 5ih, Henry Irving Miss Ellen Terry A- 1 t Li -ru v. -;ar,y Rei-ehi i':t M.t V.'e jui 1 ...Robespierre Fr ,.y N.Kht "The Merchant of Venice" "TIl. Merchant of Venice" (JAl) P:ur.:v N.-tv Miss Ellen Terry -"fiance Oldfield," Voi-, Henry lrvin? "The Boils." Rc.crcJ 5eat Sale Now in Progros. 1 1 ci i f w- L wt t-a J upper t x- S f rj t tjf.1 r a-, t I c." t -te r-jt 12. v S. i -r q i i jt r 4 t r w c-r i-' it j, it j .e j- i tj Kjii-r, w HGPK.ftS" IDA'Ly'mats: The Power cf the Press Vetfirfp Villa Pel'' Harry. The Jack'on-.. salone 1 3UU5 llil Kingsld L Petite .Mathilde. BARGAIN MATS. 25c 0-20-30. COLUPtslBIA COTIVOCS ALUEILLH. o nits From till io-::u null... V- M s. Mark Jljr- 1 .ra Kt- 1 1 e W e- n. 1 .r.. s t-i ..-rs' a .tc 17r r. n H .rrv Tli -r.s. n I'U- .iril'ii-,. T L ur e. r i: e-s v I lia It' s IJeb. Mr V ,e. H t. Tdr XO 20 OOc Or t-a Cha,-s flierfn c Z CENTURY. rir.lt, X. f'fcartcs Kt.'.xjt rr sent thcar r -t bu.esful tj tn.(3Uc mcy. tt Ihe White Hune Tarn." t 'h t- ore-it Nw Ycrk WED. MAT. 25c and 50c. eu't It-g-ilr Mat. Saturday. 5 -"da 'S tiRg- Life GRAND Wednesday Saturday Matinee.... 25c and 50c Hnvr. I Trin fn P.h r.afnwn A-;Ar-ric.- r i5c.jj 25c. 35c. 50c Ntzt Week-Jsv-i A Qati Kay. A H.t OIlTlrce. MUSIC HALL. CASTLE SQ. OPEKA CO. Alwajs in fcnf-lisn. MIGNON r-b. s-dfp. rite lltstan. t'.r, ".Wc, 73r.II.09 lift 3iiioti zt. He i Sun 15. $1 r-b. s-dfp. ritmscH'-rz c n nnciish.) HAVLIN'S. 9itiis Tottiir. Tb-irt&if to! Jitirjir. ;:r.XlTIJIL ..DRETFnS.- IJi-htfrief, l-p4,at;. devil's island. 1 1;.5. i-us Mat J. M'arphr.2shaun Rloi- STANDARD. The ILme cf Foby. T FraUcs Dally. RICE BARTON'S BIG GAIETY CO. Extra: THE INSULT. Nf-i 1tflt Irwin's Harletur. GEORGE KENNAmlGTiiC Jfatirtal-is ur 1 SLviitalr.-ars ef the Caueasus." M. c A Hall, Tuesdaj. Ja-. 5, S o'clrtck T. ket-r, c3 and 2' at Ecllcian Ilros.. llou Olive. ICE PALACE. Rtnk Closed to I'ubtte To-Ight. Slating Day and Msht. Except Tuesday rVfrhl SECOND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL TtiVfSDAV MGUT, FEB. 1st. Admission. 25c WINTER RESORTS. HOT SPRINCS. ARKANSAS. the PARK HOTEL BEAUTIFUL r pg. Every rocm fin cuts'd room. Appointment rurtrU tt.Js!ne uinurpaMed An elegant 13ath Jlou-e. uni!e-l w.ih hot vrater Ulrecx from tb Ucvcmme.t reMatlcn. with nw pircelatn tuba; un ad-inkna 1 ator Jt,?t rut In. For Illustrated booklets a L-1 otVr Information a.Urens It. 1-. JACKSON, 3Iannfl:er. iQLrrKUNTiNQTFISHIHG. Florida West Coast Hotels PLANT SYSTEM. TAWS PA BAY HOTEL. TAMPA. TLA. A. F PUk. Manaper. Now open. HOTEL BELI.nMKlV. ll'Uealr. en th Calf. Fb l. A Larr.ii. Alaneter Now open. f-f-MINOm 1IOTLU JVInfr I'ark. Kla. O L l-tisbre Mana-r. Now ODAn. OCALA IlOrsn Ocal.s. lis. P I" t'n ivn Manager Now orea. HOTEL KIS'lMJlEi:. Klsslrrm'e 11a. II. Die-Tvnta.b I-s-s New cpen. Dudley rtilnnv. Aft. Manager. Address th. 1 inaser. u' t'ie lljt l. NF.W YORK OFKIC K. Uroadiray. A!o Traielers" l.n nr.i'lun Co.. lot. N. Fourth st t. Lou! ST. LOUIS PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION LAUNDRY. 1726 N. THIRTEENTH ST.. Continues to aerrie ai aprrrctatlng public witu firsit-cla.s ftand woik. ustce no cheuac&l. and bavla; lately aJo-.tcJ Uonitt!c I-taii!-. Mwa. Tyler 3T3A. WILLIAM F HOJlEai H. J. DIEKNEITE. rre--ld.r.t Secrttarr. I!aMt'iiiI In lt. MUsourl State Mutual Fire and Mailna Insurance Company. Ofic No. fi Cnestaut St St. Iyiuls ITo Tl. H-II Miln JS71. Tel. Klrdoca A 10S3. IoIlcl Are Written en Either &ixlt or Maw trial I'laa. WRCCTORS: if n cLf'-" Auewtns NedJertut. 1. L. llnUfr. ltei.ry Haar.t'cl-. i W I'elL Jam K. hMmi. ii. It e.theln. i ra. F. Ilomta. Postal Telegraph Gable Go, Mala Office. Laeled. Uulldlns, FOURTH AKD OLIVE STREET. 4OOO0O Mile. AVIre, .1,000 OClce.. Wo would be ilmael to hnndle ;nnr Telctmiui. Itt o. Teloohoao UtLlm t sua. ..P0?' humbc-rj-ej by othfr rkln cures. Poa. i.iiely the oruy safe and re.! aMe remeuy for Skin Diseases and Dandruff is Diamond Eczema Cure. Also a beau'Wcr of tae comrleiton. I"rice Jl m If your dru-i.1 1 d Vt keep !t. c-,11 on ut. ttnt prrpald b us ant-where on receipt or tl O) II. HL'IL IIEMU-AL CX.. Ill S 1-iaunh St, teWh0- $2 TUimi Rxtracieel WIthoot Pailn. Teeth Extracted Free. IBIlT.r FlIllEr. Fi. Teeth Cleaned Free. I luidfework 13 per" tooti. AH work rruarantesd for TO -rearsv ecji. Sodasrss.r,ss for n,,Urtu Union Dental College, 622 Olive St. Bea: Eaulpped Cblleeu I. thB World. Cor. of Se eatn and Olive. Second Floor. Ifetir.: 3 a n to p. m. elailr: SaadaTa. la to .Hy Th,e onI Positivo cure for alco- aT holl&ln ami nar.--r.tl.e- ri-,, r m w -.-l.-fc uiui MaairanSjilci.,

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1 s THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JANUARY 30, IflOO. DON'T SPEND MONEY TAMPS OR CAR FARE. Take Your Answers to REPUBLBC WANT ADS to Any Druggist. He will Send Them to THE REPUBLIC Free of Charge FOBS ANSWERS TOjDVERTlSEMENTS. persov noi.niN niK us tor Tiir fol. LOlWXii I VIXEWW AN'VIMH TO dvektipemextm 'ok Tin: w mk bnt ivc. j,niai:y cn c.kt Tiir .mh 11V CA..u'M; AT THE KEPI Jtl.l." OI"Fl..h WITHIN THKEK DOS ASK IUK ADVLIt- tflrKD LETTEItS. A A. T A. K A A. A it it IS X.

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i t It 1 1 II II .s 1 1 II t II I I II j j :t 4 J I 4 44 1 J 4, K K K 5 K .".I I I. IS 1 I. Si 1. I1 1. 41 4 I. 1 I. i 11 li 1 II II 1 II J 1 M -4 ""l M i4 X 1' x :i X 41 X 44 x x Y A Y. i 1 13 1 1 l 1 1 I" I 1 P STEAMSHIPS. JArAn-GHlsft n on u pa. w-m Co Oeciden'al ortfitnl S S riuI ilrtwtil K "s 'o F:.n ian Franeiej lime Konp. ilna N.irt- "vIj1! F'i'ir It de lamiri Jeliruan 1" .it I eliruaiv I" lit-.. K?"''r.,.r.'y. I''lr.- .'ir.'.UU SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. Thret "Ire for Flte Cet Kach Addltion-il 1-lr.e. F.e Cent. Kttr "HA MIUUt3.MlL Situa' mi tiainl rmald nr d titnc ruwn pirl. wtlltnET wa'lt-T, .il r.-u -lT'j llarlC4stt a COOK lt:at( n I (Jcrnn n)iiun to r i k. vh .m J iron or lu t-ueral liou-w rk .in ""iJIinSMAKtXG Younjc Jaajr want-s lr-mdU-in(T ftn.l plam -twing at horn-. CiU or aaJri-s t23 S i:ihtfmh f. "iIir.llUT xfl'I. rllabl- Ejtrm lady wl funaiion 3M lumpariun to I.idr or wath. mi fu-TiSh reffrnei. Mr. I-riuIss A Jam, Webl itv Mo IIOfSKH:i- Situation bv flrt-rla irlrl n hw- tJ Kirl. Addict I.. Tenty-"-cu!.il ana M r- tan st HOrSKUOKK Mtuatlon w tntM bv grown clI t. do t.p-taii werk anl taKf car of !uM. i" npubU4 HOrsmvOUK Situation lr a PJ. entlo Ctrl fr ortklne and perral huu-ori. no aii It.e an X jmlsh goa rftern "a!l "ft?i "VVa-ii-licton IIOrHWOM X WANTKP Plttntlon antd i voman to do rnral liuTork. fr.n rb ruarv 1 J1S s month wanted. AdJr K W. Tolrman. Hil!b.iv. 111. NURSE situation u- nurre bj j-ouns E4Z? Uartmr &w o:nan. I.xrXPRl'S- Ituatton In fliabl- nash- -woman to eo ji bv rhe dav. Adart- Jii Market t. ""sTEXOOISAPH! KV wtlm a 3ienneraMi-r; n xar' fxperiif. Fiiil salary, ii jT. Kf- rublir STnXOGISAPIirK Stnocrachr and ofdi r;erK. fiif 2rs. cnxJ tinman Lt rfrr--. modern t 5ali- Tl R-II M Ml-V TI-ACHFU Posltii n a pn-ate tt?afhr to a rieaf rhlld. 'xpfrierreJ; excellent referencf. X 1 Itpubltf. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. Thrp IJne for Five OM9. Each Additional Une. Flie Cents Extr. "AGENTS VAN"TniLady anta to sell toilet article, good va stadv vwrk Ivrftct Mig. t.. iT4 TatrSeld a. Fort Wajn. lid COOK WANTED Cood elrl to tOtA. waph an.l Iron 42 Und-11 at COOK WANTED Goftj cook to do gennl houork; family of tiir"- adult, no v-aIilng r oiitFid work. 44j Morgan ht. Glltf- WANTED-GooJ German elrl for c?n eral housework 2744 l-uca av iJIItn WANTED N"it rourc rlr! O al5t In hxiUFnork. fair im KJt-d hum?. 4i4t Iar aw. HIM WANTED Girl t r cnral houwork anl hIp In Kitchen rk, colored ttefrred. 111. Vlw OIKL W VNTED Nat Klrl for sneral houf vork family tt tlir--. mutt b KwU cvk. agtH SIC, lull ernn ae. GIP.I WANTED Gfiman Eirl with cm prrnt In Rfnfrsi housework, tuall family. Apply 2!2 Wahlr.irtua ae. GIRLS WANTKD-Gul to hew orraH-. ar.4 Jumper, at T17 and 7IS l.uca ar taktf -lr-lator, ctith fioor GIRLS WANTED -rxprienfej .rratom en Millar ironlni? maihln and Kirl to pjk iIk- Mueller-llal-s fcoe Cu jb S. TTnt-r.on'l IIOrSI3iSIRL WVNTED-Glrl l.jUework 41C0 Mcl!iraon. IIOrEGIRL WANTED Girl liousework 1VJ4 N'-braka av HOUHEGIHL NTED Girl for 1 ueotk 235 hiUiHU u.. HOI SEGIUL WANTED- Gfrnian firl for fi-n-eral houwork ZJl l-ranklln a ""lIOUEGIRL WANTED Gttlln a f-nnlyof two 4.j7A Kor"! l"aik boulard. IIOUSEG1RL ANTED GgoJ G4rron strl for CtiT3l houwork. 2Si Einney a. HOlE I Kb WNTED- Jl rl 7- enral bouwork. nn'oll famll. 4130A. W-t nll- "TlbuEGfRL WANTED Girl for K-nfr! houi. ork, food cook, small lam 1). 4137 Del mar ac. IIOUSEGIlurWANTElGvod eirl fur RTi-ral liou"ftork, no washlrtf. ArpH 4iyl -jit Pint HOUSEGIRL WANTED PM f..r K-"nTrTl Jiouwork and cool.P'tj. rtf. ii 31W Ctiatnut UOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good girl fur c"n-ral housework In small private fa:i.il. 1st I '"!iou teau af. 1IOUSKG1RI ANTED Goo.1 flrl for cen-ral houewurk. coid a; to umpttrnt ar; TvlCV Jtussell a-. irorSEGlUL WANTED -German Rlri fTr canning and lrcnlntf and al.t with luu--wbrk ro:i Kiiicrr t.t. IIOESEGIRL WANTED -Good Kirl for -n- eral houwwurk. frmll tamll intt b p-rl-encd. XJ4-V Uanptt bt. HOUSWJDtL WNTED-Girl fur i?rr-ral housework In Email faniilj. ls Wagoner pi. Tak liiMon air oar. IIOESEGIRL WANTED Gf-xman girl for nn- ral houwurk. 2754 UilnvLs jc. list uf Eroad a Call for thi dax IA1-NDRIS VNTBD Woman to wa-h fi.r rftit of laundry nd lUlng rom. 4aa Morjaii. ""OPEILVTOES WANTED-Femalf cr-rator to n akr Milrt and ovralN; will tarli b-tnii-r; fc.1 api; Mady Vkuik. ITfiuium lift Co. lvU t. Cbarles .t SALESI-ADIES VANTj:i Tvo Ih-tT'.7us fcalr.ladlrs f.r t'n aitidf, rapid inun maker. Call after 4 i. in. Tracv. 1424 lle SM-rLAIlES WANTED-alfsla.h'M to ai rtle. salary SS Call to 4 t:i cis'nut t tooni 41)!. STENOGRAPHERS Pre praotice-room and eiaplojnient department. Tb OIler Tjpewrtter Co.. Century building. TENOGRAPHERS Furnished Without Charge to either employer or employed. Machines Rented, Repaired and Exchanged REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Wyckolf, 5eamans Benedict 710 Lormt St. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. Thrf Llnra fcr Fl Cnta. Each AdJlllocal Line. Five Cents Extra. ACCOnXTAXT Accounts examined, ccrrect'd, tmprcn-ed. audited and eystematiied, by resion lblo accountant, r CI, Republic. ACCOUNTANT By rood accountant, a small t of books to vrclte up at home ei entries. A 4J, Republic r.OOKKnnrnn Shorthand student, craduate In bookkfDlni;. wishes .mall fet of book: to nost of an eienlnc; cood referenda A 40. Itcpubllc. CARTKNTER Situation ly ycnff married man. n. as carpenter, with real e.tate Arm, will ork cheap If steady. E 37. Republic. COLLECTOR Situation as a collector for first class hou; can clve best cf references an 1 bond. IS X. Eleventh Ft. for KrjTai E-n'-'a I Mtfe V or x f emajc COOK Situation as camp cookt sober. Indus- irlous. rood baker. Address A. E. tt oodward. r)3 ennsylranl ave., East St. Louis. 111., n lth lull i particulars SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. Tbr. 1 ire. for Tiv Cents Esch Addl'unjl Une. 1"K C-!it. Extra. llu! SEltli-A rnltiun bv a 15ear-..ld EiHiJ. liotut ti i jr iIiTf-jn ln tu .i huu-. anl ir kit. Ilea v.rk Aidren Cliri-t WdKtin. 11-jJ Iu il'ert SUN Ilv r-IJJie-aceJ Kentlcmun of rn'an". u IKilt'cn to manage tarm for a tingle Uily. D.. llix. Ejt St 1-ouls HI .M N WanteJ. a p mll'.on t. a i-TOnc '"l" "f lk. will u U jt anv kind of ..Rl.,- orl f..r small pa rf-n-t'.v. X l:. public. M W ti uif u-'mi-tnent sttnatl. n: .u-r.fned witb l)or. -v. ti. ultrv. rarden. riivr. fnr iia.r. -i. litn.1i I'frT-n... It r.J Iteimblic ItiUTKlt 'iti.jtli.ii b ol..rd nun as iH.n-r In at.on r hotl iff? Ontr -t I'ltlNTIHi IVwitlun b n.mp-tent printer, all rund man. h..1 t-1ren tate Lap rfid libit kind of ..rl. AilUn-m Box 4t. 'nter 111,-. U REPINED K.nl. -H pord. Kh. to afend a c-ntl"n.ii ..f Man to lirope and th I'jlr at l'jri. IV Itt'pulihc HTrTKN VXTEU Situ.lt! n wantnl bv an li.n- IndntTl. u- nun t. d .IWTril.nMni; if ..mt.M' iia kaie iiamttil'ts r ta k m. ii.ti. t r nh reliable Mm. ,vidres 1! I., lluti hip-ii. M'oiei: wvxTEK-j'.itiim Mm iv rood nimi.nn ,.m .f ,.ik will wuilt cliju. T is. ltet.nl.'i. ANTIIII Pitiiatl.-n br eipe-enM iur'rv rnan anJ ,.c liar.li-t Addr,-.-. Xursertna i," Ulx io. l.oiilsiana. Ho. HELP WANTED-MALE. Tre U'-i for 1t.e Cnt rac.1 Addltlcnal Line VUe Cents Etr. ULM'KMITIl A.plv 11 N IP WANTEl-UU. krnlth lelpe- Va W N!r'D wurk ti drutr t r' t l" ab 'it 1C ars, Avtar-. li 4 KpuMI.. M-Y WNTED- rd Rtnne bov fr m 15 to :7. to learn ma. taiutr trad- D 'I Upubli. 'SIt fur a-;tau id-j. t.ie if latenitd Add Tite Pi: nt ftiurd, IJlfmur. Md. iiTNTPRM WNTED-Carpenfm and nr I'lnlder AppU American Car and l'ojndry (Vnipanv, Tsjo Dekalb it. CI.ERK? wanted o can ue ea-j-. tI'sa hoe fcr 52 5"; llarri". 520 Pine si. COLLECTOR AND SOLICITOR WANTED Ot thit Pdertand industrial n-j'.ii v-. 3 1 W a t nv ril' t bid g COLLECTOR "TI:D-T..iite man t) t ft-r law mce si we-k tart, Natljnal Km j Utvmnt Cuiapanv. 113 N Mx'h Pt CITTEE WANTED A tirt rla eutter fr fine tailoring, 'th r-f-rens s -tai- aniuunt f palar etp- ted aiid trad cuntrullej Address ;4." Republic. DISHWASHER WANTED Potwasher dih ra'r and rdmen. Ji JS we-k National l"m plunient Cuiipan. 113 N. ith st. ""DENTIST W ANTED-. mptert ti-c ti-. rc'- tered in Missouri. a aSumt nms te ,ib.w lut'H -bfr and ome rtcumm,ndd Iivtor C li. Ruff. Kennett. Mu. ENGR.W ER WANTED- Wo -U encraer for commercial and ratalcsue work t.tat ror1n e and frilarr wanted. Ur-ri 1 Illtz. WikhI En KraerF, Karas itv. Mo PARMHANDS WArTEf KarxnlianJ srardn er. mllk-r C oteilne. Rac" 41. SIS. rtira. liord National Emplo-.mn. Conican. 1" N Sixth st EaTTmHANDS WANn:i Flttn farmhand. rardfner and milker, j-teadv plae hi?h-t wjp's, alo wan iiemaker and n jodl-cpper- 1 orals' s 1-ibor Agenc-. t,U Walrut -t. IP yr.u ar a Catholic, unn: e 1, and will urk for Jit r,f wet-k. Tsrltf Max.Oci.nll V.rm 31 FTanklln n lkston. Ma". MEN WANTED Tl.r" men fcr umate puce. Jl?. J-J. vkurk puarantef-J Na!onal Emplment iVntany. 11 N Mxth -t. MEN VANTED Teanten ant orrap-r loid r or lll!"oU Transfer Railroo-l, near National J-tocit Yard. Eat St. Louts. Ill Welsn Hro. MAN WANTED Younx trivet plac- man to C3 tj Arkansas National Lmiilumnt t im I mv. 112 N lxih ct MAN WANTED Younir man to sell cood on Eafnrer train, s'ace s-jamnttd Natioral Em llomnt niranv. 113 N Mth st MAN WANTED Enrcrtic man to manar brant h cfllf fr s'T.ib'i-h'vl inanufai turtnc foue. salar 5C" pr month -nd xtri M.mirh lon. mut furnish iOi cah an 1 satisfactory X'-f-rnc's. Pei ple?j Cumiiiiv. i. tncmnati. O MOTORMEN W YNTED-Erper"cd ret. car moiorm-n f r work u of the citv. Atply rt NNintht ON13 thousand tlernnker?; j-ar lie to llr at i tump. Ir.FjH'ctlPn once a wk, pai inc a, irontb; fine tlmb-r and health Iocallt alo CO team to haul tie. Aiply to Hnlljda-Klotz Lard ard Lumber Co.. Grenill. Mo lORTER WANTEI A p-ort-r In cro'ry sttre. m; Park ave PORTER WANTED-MIddle-aped j-orfr to nk himelf c-iiaJlv u-tful i:ai Oil t. "PRINTER WANTED-PiIr.t-r as f reman; trust be upto-dte nat ad setter and 1;bbr; bfJdy Job rnofl-ra'e v,ax" paid Addr the Llder. (fklnd. 111. MiRTEH WNTED Y..une man fTr p irter iurk: mut-t lia.e Yperinre and ref-rencen. Murlllo Studio. 1314 OJi.f T. FALi:SMAN VANTED IPn-n J. TveJI diwe(l man. tJ0wkIy Rm ij. u7 Mark-t. ALEMEN WANTED En- iTiT-cUai tnn sell tea- -nd collets In c!tj. Applj 1111 Pfjnklln a- !M'SMN WANTED f tt -al-man fo Standard I.lth-r. salary to guud man. Godfrey Co., Gay buildlrg. S A I .ESMEN WANTED-Men t el rCan cltj and country. -alur and cimmiion. fcil i4-M3u; ft., rijoin zt SALESMAN WANTED-EnerpTic falei ichool tuppllf: country work. Jiw raUry f:ras R O Ean A: C CM-jpo, 111 man: and S-AUSIAN WNTED A silman "o travel fur a li'Mf -ho h uee m Ntth K.ymlarn and Arl'an-as on! tho baxmir exivrien-e H th- h-r t uIne and tiawii; tiaMl In al.j trtrltri ned at.ply Adtlrnj, with xffrencs. j' 'J UuX 2i". New Orl'JX. 4 Ijo our.c men. cbaTi hae ti ..jiinir lidi"" bov. Vj i: r-ir M 12 clu- i; tu 14 -vjr !o Call at Oltn.plc Theit-r stdK iloor lun day If u. in. SOLICITOR WANTED-UrJte oulrk for nal cnd Jub traxelintf. Tilumph Inturmatlon Co. Dallai. Tt-x MLHlTORS WANTru-tourrialirltoTs. iroj Ia pltuiant 4isn work upetiur Cual tVrn-I-acv::'47 tvntiuy building. SOLICITOR WANTED-Elp-rb nr-ViTolfTito" udlfs or Rentlem-n, -pi Ul inju. tnnts to r- llatl panle. "Ibe Sv-I NurTie- Of Wey Cwlo. siioEMAlcEirWANTED-A n7emakTr fw77 rait In c Applv at 27-' Oiouteau te. TIEMAKEim WANTED-TiemakerTte-inT an I T.jtauclisppr- Alll paj Uc ir tK eiunixi in-p -t'oti. pay of(i a month, riH---.sar tools fur-il-nej. j ii crlswHi. lilj-kwell. Mo. 1 IBMAXCER- WANTEI-Ato.e D50"et7-rl-encM tkmaken,; Jirt-rIa-; timler. lone Job: In prt tlon at tump i rompt raii pa ArpR to Hush Tlioma. at Campt-ll M.. or applv W11I tairt, Murl-. Mj T J Mo- Tie Compan. TEAMSTERSW NTED Teamster. Ijburtrt and nK-km-n f t ijev railroad-. -arnp ua!t-i inp bkukFmitli, Rrad- foremiTi, t team Roe i'C'- Lub.e-Kr... t!2 Walnut AV ANTED A tailor ne uho nn make pant a nn.I Ats pav f r pants Z to It et Frank Dvtiul Fort Smith Aik. WNTED-Slit marliln nianaa-rs and F.tl men everywhr-. lawful prolU n.jlin-. -jmili J7 it uj parti jLim fur Mamp. Drav.er 75tf Cvlumbu. O STHESLEMf.N MlMi: Al,ii x llr. KXAZtfM N WantM rn rimmi-ltn to carr a well adver ted pf neif-al line of h uI etablihej nln-e fa. -t. r inuc !u.r al.lhti on-l h evrien- d dre ttatjiyr eprii-f Ux l;on lh-s (DJ ?.kmjel MERrXTlLE COLLEGE. IJr's.n Tm- i ii wfHh and htnnt Ki. li dl tuna. luiru.-M n Ken. mmer. lal Miort liaTid j i.J Er.gtj liran bes Write for r.i t a Iof,u e. AGENTS WANTED. Thres I,Irs for five Cents. Earh Additional IJ-e rivs Cents Extra. AKl'.IAl. tops, spin 1 fet fclsh. arrnts" de Ileht. F.lls at slcht sample 10c. National Top Co 3?rt learlirn t Chicago S.OENTS WANTElCTf ycu"Int a cood thine lne:igate our proposition Brum jr, w; Market. AOENTS WANTElt-Brttlsh "Tnd BoerfIar pln and buttons. In colors, simples 16c. Haskell lis Tine st AOENTS WANTED-EIther sx. In eiNry town to sell a Kem.l Tonic: po.ltlie cure for sromn vrtt for torms 7. 41, Republic AOISJTS. eith.r six. make ST. a day: send i:a postage lor tree cample, valuable. T1SS resta lozzl et. Art Co. AGENTS WANTED Acents to sell territory fie Imrroved natent right carpet stretcher. Ad dreV i., 3U1 Clark are. AOENTS WNTJ:d-I.ad!es er Efntlenn. Call at room 3) Turner '.ldlnK. mift-slltnx war map. Just out. an.l Is a beauty AGENTS- A mustache puar.1 keeDs mutacte neat and clean while eatlnjr. "ample 20c silver; Cc d iz. J MleXxnan. Keokuk, la. AGENTS In eerr town, nd 5c In "tamps for sampl. whlcti sells for Oc American supply Store. VIM S. Eroadn-ay, tit, Louis, AGENTS WANTED. Tbree IJ.nes for Fl. Centu Each AUOltlcRKl Line T1 Cents Estr. AtiENTS WANTED rent for t: on 1 oun tr muft b of kvoJ tbar.iter. plndll clt-r; bu-s!nes legitimate. Uuorn tw, D-Mnll bids AGENTS WANTED W a Jry- lust ttwlihl a n-irv M-n'Iv ,,f imt-tit cirfe tralnrn 1'na Co. 4)1 Fullerton t utl.ttr-e. '-nth and Pine st- 'mJII.NI'. ANTE!--!.J c to" fatnpl be-t liipol. niter. fmivls jui4e water tlttrd fr all purj.-- Filt-r 70J Pin- it ht l-.ul. MSENTS and ireet men. m nj? bouk. Jl ;er 1J !.ittt bit-, hot fel-r-i. uhu Mltli err r-4l-r. CUittir ltook hTk! NVws .M UuiU. Mm. Ai.ENTS- We iiv a ePk and rxjM-nes to mn ith rt4 to tnti.lu. t ur Poultry R-md fend if!. imp lirl-'or Mfj; ,,o. Par,aon. K.i AGENTS WANTED-Gultar rl .r.l attachment: anjon- .an pin .mi!e u-, ret lt at ric bhaiv Iiitruiii-ut raitoij, DtHtur. III. 4! F.NTs WANTED Eire iTlnllVlTallM lf.; 3o f-p:".,i ji it.n fr h-.t sller-; an family rit ivulilM Plea-nts. 17J3 ashlncton ue AGENTS WANTED i;enti wherever lad 11a ter undHtriil new 'latilr Irumi Ju: biter, onlv Jl. Lratsall. II taninicll. ?I Pine Ft M. la.ul- AGENTS--Ncthln u. rerdi llla f-urteerii! pren- felling our trotJ, with u-. t- Mi- ceKful and hapy. I'Jearnts o. 173 WaH'i Inton at AGENTS WANTED IncanJe-cent ranolins IfcirpM jnd supplies. i trical noe(tIes Writ fr clrcuUr! anj prLeS i;ck r!e Electrhal Co 2IJ N. Fourteenth ft AGENTS WANTED TheSaver- Claim FlI ffita n sir! t to bulnei and prof-SHional imn. ptrmanent rttiptownent to tvurkei 44 ft! Lacledo bTilUI-'C AGENTS WANTED Pnnlii ticket Jr'HH new tLLet. new M'lienie. told viaUh Nnit, J"iLI rnr.lisbn e-r imht M MeJart. il Olle, Wlllverd's v'fl stand. "AGENTS WANTFlJwV pav J3J a 4 arj rxins to men with tin to Inirvdure our poultn. meiilrlre. .nl Ft ui'p. Amrriran Poul try Iwd Co Paron-. lj AGENTS WANTED We hntrh a bunh o feitherej beauties in Fix da. Itk fur ..rcular, mar tae sou to the Pail- Exp !tIon Address. Jueal Co, Stella lrfman, Trenton, Mo. G:NTStoreilllrev'-ter Rein lloldef- vM rIni where put qul"k j-eller at W r-nf. exc'n M.- territory, t:ae time jml order nickel plate t famrl with ter:r. i'J oent. Rrewter Co, llux lv, II11IR, Mich GENTS WNTEl to ell terrItoT for patm fd arm ret a't.ichment for dk. Arm Itest Attachment Co Z?Z Pine M room 10 AGENTS WANTED Af-tit ladle o- cent. Parisian rI'b. for piin- and furniture. bl prollt, price n-t n application W S Heptarn. 161T N Twen'. -eighth -t M. Iym!-, Mj AGENT on "alary or conr.!clon, the greate apenti poller r produces!. n u-'tr f pen and Ink bu9 It en MrM. S' to per cent p-cflt; me apnt al h mount ej to JC0 In six tla-. knother $22 In two buurd Monroe Mf. l'o.. X 4u Ii CTOe. W'U AGENTS WANTED cr"Ial asert for St. Lou! and alt te principal Itle, ami tov-n 4 f Missouri, to reprent the Empire Iaf In-ur-unce Co of New York Cltv incorporatetl P.1; to m of ability ard tat. who cati pr-cure tul ne. a liberal (rntrart Is offf-red. '"all or ad ilre 0 G. HufTt. Stato Aer.t, 70s Pire y St. 1-iUl HRADFORD Automatic Waher doe com-llei- waMnc frxm Ue- to quilts In 1". to 3) minutes without rubbtms Iut the ilotpep in. n-achir.e does the rest. 1 leaner, cheaper than oll itle. batk-bnakltie na"htoardfl and machines Phenomenal ieiifr. j: to J weekl puarnnteM reRtble ai;. nts itradfor.l a Co. Cincinnati. O. EVERY unemplod re-cn to 1ln our Agents' E nfit Asoi itlon rthinK free. o':3t free. liy eerj nlffl-t Murlllo. 1 .14 OHte st TEST Out The xrentecf asmtseITr eer ;-o-5uceJ. t:o a li made eu pen J la. for ampl tnd ter:ns. Lo k Hex 4. Warrenbunc, Mo WE x;a J1S a week and exprre to men with rtps to Intr"duc ijur Poult r Comund. sentl stamp Jaielle Mfc Co. Depi Q. Paxsons. Kas VDYGENTSWA.NTEI "Tohanll- ItrtT Caied Fteiir.e afcri. In lt anl cmmirv hr.e profits steady work Euell Mar. In hemlc.il Co. J41S Chouteau aie NEW ticket, ne plan fcr arer.ts benet: Left II-r on earth; we -re reliable, pjy alpj every nlcht Munllo. 1314 oilte- i-t PHOTOGRAPHERS and picture acent. n.l for 1 1 rl e li-t on ra-.n an 1 p ttel work. Sp!a Portrait Co.. Td 7 Franklin are PHOTOGR PIIER an-l i-ture ae-nt- fend for l6 jrte ut n raon and tatei wrk. Seria. Portrait FT I'rnkVn ae TWENTY IN" ONT" -h rt T n. t r Iv In? entlrel new rhjnpe n p. tr -h tint. no laumirv I IU llehndne; I'.r Sample fr-e ltnan Co. c T "n 1i.natl EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. "kOENIG'S Labor tRtncy. i: Walnut St. E4 tMIhd IsTi (.ondu. td .n Mrtitit t.'i.in-s principles .Mai help of ill kinds furnihl fre. Telephones. 1U Main STiw. Klnloeli A S'0 AI.T. thoe d-lrliir li lp or s-t-kris sltiuitlnrs miv reci.ter with th l't Umpl.n nvni Hur nu of tl.e SMt. Lalior lluri-an ..r stati'ti. i". in tury btilldlne Situation-, jnj l..p lurr.lshd frv of charge Tl Klnl". h I! 1T IlsKEItVANTEf)-l:aker for n.imtry town In Missouri, tnut 1 p.-'Kl brj.i bjkr and un marri..l. bt-Uo lre. Emploient ltureau, ZZ3 Century buUJIntr. T)ok WsNTllD -Male w k. mid ll-.isd. so br and -IjM l.abit" H:.it- Krc Emplxjin-nt Bureau. 3i Cmtury lulld t k. CVNVASEHS VVNTi:l Ijdy Cllia-Wf to sll Rood-selllcs artiil In th ilt. SMt- Kris. rmi'lojm'nt Uureau, MS Cr.tury building Tl. Kinlixh U ITS;. "(OIi!EbMEN WANTED On hundred eol or.l in n and fjinllle-. wantr.1 to cd iluun .uth. St.te Kr- Empl..jmnt Rareau 3; Cnt'.ry buildlntt Tel. Klnloli II 1T fOOIC W NTED "olare.I f.mal vx.k fr rn eral li'.usewurk. Stat- Iret" Euipltn. nt ltu rrau. ivntiu-y building. C VUINITTMAKETfwANTKD-A cabinetmaker. Fute I Te irmlo m-it Rjreau. 6C", tentury bulldini;. Tel K!-llo.-ti I! Hi.:. tK WANTEll-Youi r Kirl to eojU In rrUate fairllv. lrih Citliollo pn-ferre.1. rte Tie Hn -pt..Mi.tltt Uure.tu, ui C.ntury bids Tel. Ivln- lo. ii it i:: iMuK WANTEIe Eslr.nre.l female restau rant co.!i u.mle,l for Mibuiban tuv.n. it -A WrfRe. Mate Tree Einpl"ni'nt Ituteau. sS'Vn tur building OxjK WANTED rirst-daxs female rook fer pnvjte fjmlh ret waci. miiM tiae rerr en es Slate Ir-e Einp..iiient ltureau. t!0 lvh turj liull.llnK. Tel Klnlmli It i;J. "OOIC WANTEI Stri-ni; ouub German u!rl foe r.j in irlxit. laimly In l.t.urb Suilt Kiee Eml.l.tjinent llureau. 62j Ce-ntur bulldlnx Til KI'iliN-t. II UlT. ITTTIIU WANTED-Uuod I'.tlilr.i; cutter. r.ne evirlemi in tutting oxeralls and duck coats. Slate 1 ie lniinent lt.ireau. GIRLS WANTi:i-Experlneed U fa-tnry rirl State yt. Empl .m-iit Uureu. S2J i.n tcry bull-ilnic lirEiIIIl1 WANir.D-ciri for jei.eral lioueenorl;. Jl; ir nxmtli. State rrs- Empi .j -lmi.t llureau. ?s ntury building. IIorslllltI.S W .TED-rirteen girls r h..i!Feu.,rk In ue.irn rjit of uy. Mat" Free i:mpl:nrnt Ituteau, Ui Century bulllmir. Tek ICillI.-!i f; i:7 l!Ot .RTSIRI. WANTED-!nl for tjeneral In fan.ili ujph. ie f;T.iM lit uwicrh- tiir. rier i."iM.vinenr nureju. Si, tvnTUn- PJlldlnK. T. 1 klnUxh U 17s;. I.Al Nl)RlS WANTED n expereni e,l "laiirTi .Irv v.inijii f..r t.twn In Irwliaiia. .el s mid tr.i'is.in.ititin. State lYee Emplownent Isu inu.sii (Vnturj l.ulMlne Tel Klul.Kh y.K NI'lt-!":intirWANTDYourT"rlr!. 14 to"'3 ,:T'?le ''tee ElHil.MU-nt Jluieau, ii Cen-tur- bulldlnc voi.li-iTiiltS WNTi:D-MaI- and tenia!- li. Itor for pr.imli., in lumbal cjiupunv. Mite I rte K. i. p;.n iii-i,! Hureju. KV. ivnturv buildln S.M:it WANTED ".md saw-j-erwlth eT pe.lenee t ,H i;mp..inent liureau s-5 .enluiv bj.llt,r Tel Mnl..,h 11 i"s7. .-I.iyi.DY WTED- Pir.t-cla.s -alesD.lv Tlttl eHHtH al.tlltj. to tike tlijir.e of ,.ii buiMmc TWI VT net-ro r.mllle. for Mlsslss'ppl. men wlu t.a.' had e,,,riei,.e in ,-uon Hells rre. ri-ri.il ".ae 1 re,. Empiuvment Rureau, lii Cea t.iry building. BUSINESS FOR SALE. WAN i i.D-Orper.ter to buy the b.ft lobblre BhopJiuiln"s in city II it, Repulillr AT a barraln. an old-establl"hei corner clear tobacco, toy and nitton store, nne location: must sell, ether business. 1X0 Eiddle. GOOD restaurant, cheap If sold at once, other tu.ln?r Address box S2. Canton, ilo. WI3 buy sell and exchange business of all kln.D. aildltlnnal caiilt.l secured, patents pro moted 11111-RodKers. 57 Emllle bldr.. t4 Ollie atrt eu ITItNITURE, stnxe and carpet (new and sec ondhand) store; lon established; Rood trade: owner wishes to retire. T 13, Republic TOWEIl printing plant: Al .haps and good trtdc; a batvaln. M N. Fourth st. BICYCLES. Fn it si.n. CI.EVEl.AND. Crescent and Caesar bicycles; St. Louis Cyclt Co.. !C-. N. Second st.; ak for JJtrtan. Telephones: Malu SSI; Klnloch A 716. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. oil i.i:. FINE line f secondhand mifhlnevi from t up; it at Mr.es rental und repair td N-v Mnj-er f n. lio; Krunkllii ae pin ra. Main 307121 l!H; lot t.f iitiMlt iriet; vel i. Prii--ls. tbivse-pl rus tf nil kind, at beatliiie jml tooklti.; t fuimturr lv FiutiklMi a Fl RNIT'E bed.! ri. dl-hen. etc. Um 3 rforn hni- K"l nw Iititi cn'd. u-41 r time r will trdt tor email bu-lnert E CS. ItepubllC ST.V1.V. tew ard fecund!. -nd furniture, far lets for fil!. t!rn- piiLfiiP, Miff .i.iK. New rk Stor?e jj"j Wftlt tt. TWO h-atlns eve U( -.Tjlr. s, 1 e.ip. WASTED. trV H Jefferssja FEATHERS, obi Rfd-llmt). for h.'pltal us-, w pi bt irU". lethln-i with our i.trj t :i.,be T-.iti IVather Kei'oatlni .'u iputal). ."Jl l.riijnnj FI LL ilue iad for household ro-jdn In any quutTlt contents of huesp tUt ur et'-ren Utuitht W Juns mj Pit. e it ItlGIIlTST irlc-ZTeHj, Ut furniture, feattirv Fend poMal car.l. 715 Vnlt--n ae HIGHEST trice pall for furniture, carpets Floves and houc-h"ld r.i.M-ls. u-o ftatheis, f-nj postal I. lleiKcr lili" Franklin itT-. IIPHHST i.rlt pail f.r hnuehoM eOoJ. cirprr. tiev, furniture tiken In pair.nt fur tnovii if. rackir.5. J Lute., LJi Warhlr pt-.n Mienu HIGHEST cah i ilre j-ald for all kinds of hou-eliM savi- fitrntuir-. mes Mid aipeis, Bttnl ital wlU MtI. Gui-St kr, 2v2Z IVanklin uniie HIGHEST irbes paid for furnltur. htoves anl rirvtf. holt- h'dd tood-s on tln.e p.ivments Ilenm- c. Wftbe. itw Franklin ae. formerly M2 1'ranUIn. HIGHEST rash price mU for furniture, pljn, rarret- feather belH, .r entire, ronenf4 cf flats and etotes. Wolf, IS b. E'eventh st. Phcne I Jil'Y fiirrtftiut carpet Hole office !esU Iirpe or m 11 I. hi)iet ca!i prlte, 5,enJ joMal llaml!t jn. 'ij Franklin ave I WILt. rav 7w ar.l Wo for feitl.ers; par full w-lRht M Spelnian, It:s Ollv- st. Senl luistal SECONDHAND furniture. More etc., larre or fmall lot nought at telden' r Mores, coJ prices cien b Gibson. 2113 Wah st. BUSINESS NEEDS. P.FSINF? c ird-i. Jl I llll.ejdi fragment". r-trlw-K Jl per thousand. A P. Vltrej. 1'J N Tweifih st CHEAPEST x4?r in town to ret your printing: mall ortJ-rs llld, cood wotk. McGHI Co. 111? Pine- ?t. CltESCENT l-rtntlrr 'Tonuanr. 5-j7 N Fourth St -Fine commercial Jul worn, popular prb-es; m nl for samples ONE thousand r-nnlne l!rn lMinD n-ten.., for 7t: l.ni Ilnn ltterh-ad Jl cali with onle- N'W II u:.e p-intlm? Co, 4,r7 N. I-e- J. W STEELE S CO Rook and Job Printers. IS N. Tl Ird 't Iffil blanVs fcnd Lriefa u spe cialty TW auin 147. HYGEIA Ibdel-Eurfan plan, el'eantly fur rlI vl. eiervthirc strictly first-class and ud ta d?te 2tj-j Morgan st. HOTEL Pine. iu.y lire s: Newly opoM ho tel uith well furnM d and heate.1 rfrf.ms. exery thlitjr atrlrtly flr-t-clafw. for transients cnlj' "ll,LlNOI I!-iie 13 Lucas A--Room ZZc, &V, 7". R and 11. per k i.j. REGENT If. t-. Euroirnn F urteenth anl 0.etnui t -'fin hfa'. ht and rold uater In ejeh r-ioin. bath. vxv cutivenleni'e. Ktnloch C75. aiciii.m:ry roit sai.i:. TWO NMtlrjr enRlnes. -hcrf jver, cne anl t?vo tjrun4 Jttier f ri tlon or link 1 N.r'-c lil-r. lH C-lnch Hues. 1 l-t-n Uljke crusher S pcnbl Ihiiicr and enrins. 12 horse. 1 t. hnr- ert!ral boiler, tilth engine. 2'r-nihin er-jm, 12-hr-' 1 bam i umpire di-'or r.tfhie 1 3i and lAt titir-e. t. -iitn:tl "Hde.valve e-rlne. SOLTH SsT XJL'IS FitFNDRY. HI E Meln st. mim.m; ivn:HiT.s. I. KD mine. w-ll ni.tii-l f r a Mtidlateof N. Yfrs-rs a prlur prft-rrd -vMres- Er-rt. PUnWr II -lei THE let Investment In St XjouIs fcr a ht rt tln.e or.. the Thrae Forks Mln itir anl Reduo t'on .inp-n.. loom f, Holland LtitMin. will ell tit-atury Mock at 3i tent ter sharv. i.Msi:u..ci:. REMEMHEIt the "GreateM To-nado." Mav JT. US. anl injure in the, j J Iiljnke3 in-suranc Agent that "RJii 1 it" n mii:ii stamps si:ls. .sti;.cii.s. ADM, the Marrp man, 214 N SUth at.; rub ber stamp, peals, stencils, ttc.; t'ood. cheap, qui, k. stokc ami orrici: nxTtiuzs. DROP us a postal and let us quote vou prices on all kinds or UxtuT wrk l-ild!c MfK. Co. ucrthwest .-r Mullanphy and Tenth. PGMIIO.19- iA'rnT.i. PATENTS ivslon. 1-junty. buk pay, dls-cb.m:- pirtcMs. a.eatH i Ie fret- ii. D ITENT? rbtalnel or money refund-d ICeller Kilter, t rmrl. I S Patent OfIl Kvam'ner, li -ai- ointn-n al bldif linentlona Jnil WANTED TO EXCHANGE. ki:i. i:sttk io .;xciiAM:rc. roll Ex liarR. mjll. patina; bu-In'ss, f.ir el.Tp lut i.r hurte and HJt'i'ii llrcwn, 11JS Clllfl lt:ilhOAI. IMIOI'KI.T. Til ni'llAMii: TAItTY limine p'.eno fr wle ntll take fint el.iss M.eilter In jait pan.ent Applj at DI3 Olive st LOST AND FOUND. IIT- A white female, poodle doj IJberal re e..r.l Cli'-ltiut st l-o.-n-- Irish setfr bit. h; literal ree.ard If re turned to J II. Swl S ISrwdWai IjOCT-ii large l.laek hun.l. re.1 nt mer Hetuin t., li.r-M tonlon. Sll Mark't st ..n 1 Ret rewanl. l7)STl!etTe-n Ola'cr.w ae. and Sberi.lin. lull e f.n E-isli.n ae. watch ihartn. Willi rroan ami t'Kur." IM". ltenard 110. iSbj.qnn, ate "lT-r.keihook-rrontilnlni: r J.'.C0. be tween iiillri.nili and Elchteeiitli and Clierokee til1. Oejer Itftum to IO t,eer ute. and ie ielf ilu.llile ew ird ISTlt.iH .f S107 In currency In Suburban ear i.r i.i. Olne st n-ar Sixth ilmJ.ivnbi.ut 1 p. ni rtn.1T rearoe,i ir r'titned to II. 1". inan. lid S. Jlaln n Ior Sum cf monev bv poor woman in tthlte ene!.pe ..n or near seventh and I'lre if piny wis, fi.un.l "im- lll return t. Ilis'iti Jnij M .re. nl N. Uran.l al'. "Ill rerelle tt. nar.l. MEDIUMS-CLAIRVOYANTS. Fifteen Cents IVr IJre. MAGNETIC heallne and readings; price Jl. wrs. iiiieiiy. -a rnnn answennl, n.eetlnp Welnedav evening; ilcvelcrw Inc circle now open Madam Ira ford, I3CA lYajiki.n .m- "MRSJ T IiTARDlNG, test medium: circles WedneMav an-l Friday Ti41 Franklin ave. HORSES AND VEHICLES. va.nti:i. n. L.... n.lICt I.. .l..n n. once, from l.ll to l.g lbs. ?09 N. Thirteenth St. FOB BALK. TVVO small mare., cheap; also storm butty JS.W. 17iS Locust st. ""GROCER tvasn $W. bulk waeon $75. at 313 S. Iiroadway I'ted store, ttanralrs. STOItM buBcis. serrejs. landaus, brouxhams, top and oixn mons. phaetons, l.argains. Jlatt son. 7273 Chouteau ate. tai sets secondhand harness; all kinds, slnrle. and double; larse rtocfc new harness. Uroadnay llarnvss Store. 1) N. Broadway. ROOMS J-0R RENT. Thre, Unes fr Pits c.nts Esrh Adlltlcnal tJne. Kit. Cents Kulrl. A1.I. deslrlnc tike. ...n.f. lljlir r, a v'.. .1 ,u ii ,e. IT. V II ue. s..tbtie.t e.-rtier M'th and I'm. t-1 llv l.rft .'lu s llltOtl.Wi. In- N.-At tl... :.f 7-. 1) ruoms .'.ic. In nx.nis in p-r day. HU St 17;7-E.eritfnj ,.r7 frnt room, sultal.i. f.r three r f cnMrnn -r l.uiix imilIc. uls ruotn-4 f r In i.'k.'iiinu. rut tcaonahle A rM Xu-l fg... rfiiRetji-n .r Pi;iit h..iis lU tlt.ii -'iiihe-rn kio'urr, l,i,, falj x-rj racooiult.' -1 r m t r iruid- b a- ttlrl .11 CHESTNUT St. C Nbv-iv Mrnl-fc-l ro,me fur tranlents,j,0 to 11 p-r i.ijjht. CHOFTEM: Ae, :cil-Four n..jinn ?el ru,r attlj rtmnerrmi z m .Mhl k-j at X" Heilman's. tailor, :J i hUTeju Uir- CHOFTEAC Ax- P?4-Nt Mr" MraUreT frTrt ami fo-iiiftinir ri.n cra.-i f houfk- i it is. ultvj oti4er. Ji.ij up. ..II tuDvenItKei. hall r ;in f'HOFTFAI Ae. IM-i m fUrni-.i.d IIK- een.n.i lhur fmm .md mii lu r- m MrnIe or en suite. nisKiern unn-nl. n i..rul-l ternm; fnran-nt r ntleniMi DICICSON -t ?tFr,,nTt,,.,ft r. Ztn.lih tw frnt rixjin for hoosfe. j uw. t- rft;e, Uith; all o f.-nlrices tirt as f.uple, 51J ELEVENTH t U N M.e. jn" roim fur nl.slied rompletMy fur l.vu-Wej,int. cheap. FSTON Aie. 3033--X'urMnheil r-oms for vteri ln or houekeMTK aIK furm hej nt for house-kfpirr- centrally located, fc-.it-: h-rn -posjre. ien5ona.de EIGHTH St. HIS S. Dtrnbl nl-lv fur n1shej fmnt and i;:lir r tm all moln lon ventencej, reasonable, tetiiH t. trmanr.t i-eo-ple. EWING A-. IF. N -lie.-! r.b-ely fur nlsd rooms -omp1-tr f.r h msV t. v ts -toie, lot vater. all r-n n.en private fam ily. FAIRF.VX Ae. 40SZK Nl e. i,tIy fuml-!'e,l rrcm. srjifahje r. r one ur two cents, qult nelsh borhtod, reaFnable FOFPTH St 417 S.-Itach-Iors" IMne-rjetbT 19c. incbidlnir rof,'- and roll- ,"c for cook li.K and tThinr. cobbler's tools frre to gruesT!, I'RANICLIN Ae. room In mall prlvat SJ..A-N'fe. fmllv. rlean furnLs,ed GMtRISON Af. v?2 N lare f.mt n-m. rbfdv furnished eer muern i nbii e, Mit 1jI for centlemn or cout' tak.!nr meaU out; 2. GARRISON Ave ie S Two rlcely furnlh 1 ferond torv front co-nertlr r'-mt f r Ucnt hcuseke-ninr? fcr marrtei coudI or renlnan. rrliate family bath hot wat r nice lca tfrn. ro.'d car cenveniene. ii larrr middle room j: f.ir lady emcIoed or gentleman: uia tle for tvo. HICKORY St me Neatly fumlhe, second Bton front, and e-ond r-rr. with all ne PlenceB. break fant If rfirsl. trRat fam'Ir. HICKoltY St 13:e I-e-slrablc. rtio-Iy f jrnfsliel front pari r. board optbnal, a'.sx. eccnd-lo r frcn, ccniplct for houj,:kej,tr.; fill conen lents, ie.vnable JEFFERSON A5., HTC R -DenlrablA nlc-ly furnlfhed 3e.ndfloor hall rom all modern con veniences, rea.sinable trms to permanent yents. JEFrERWJN Ae i64 H Three room fur nlheii or unfurnished, fr lijrht ltisek---!njr, itli alcove, hot an-l c"dd .iter. ulll rent p uratHy If Uesirv!. on tun car tin. LVCLi:DE Ave. Z3-t-nfurnlshe,l ro.m on firvt H'-c. li monthly, alt. mi e. tj.rr pars du. r "lINDFLL R-.ulevard. 2;jl Han Ioinelr fur r.Kred fec..nd pw rj' fnnt. Ftjuth rn noure, nice back room JS, heat; all com-'nienc-?, rar car 1XKIT i-t "'jC Nlceli ftnnlihe.t fr-nt p-m. nne iwck rotim; hot ur.d colJ wav-r. batb. etc., oheip. LOfTST St 24s. Erlcfson prtm"nts for p.itlem-n. Iiaw library. Kn.na-lutr, bicycle Mable, bathrooms LFCAS Ae. IWil-CW-e-rful. lUht, nicely fur nished loom f-.r Fntb-mai or llg'tt houMkfep lns, all motlem cner.Incis. raonab MOIUIVN St., ?T33 Rnjtl-"il 'ctnl nrv f-tnt and conr.ectlr: rooms, ti'nti fu-nlh-sl. en-ty convenience, Cooklr.ff. cas. pr'at- fa mil;-; ref erence NINETEENTH St.. Ml N -'Nb-'ly furnl'Med fr-nt room for two a-en;f.n,"n r t-ouple, llrit floor OLlT t 02S Fie larre. nice. rorre. ld hall. Itath. r c. -cas; all ccnrenteiicr'; J1S. ltt v l arrar .15 t..-f.ui ft M.Hi;l. Ztli'r; lj.l'e, r."iv iurnine,i c- ot"I storj fn nt ro.rr.. suttal fr iree cn ladles or fntlcme-i, R pr a -ok eirh f.LlVE St, 132-t Ie.lrabl' nentv fiirnUh 1 frmt iirlnr. b'k parlir two. n-m fT Lght huueekeplRr, ll em-riJrces, reior.able OLIVE St. rsCC-TI re tatly furnihr-l r&orns on n?ccn 1 tlijor. einple or en nu.te, al1-) other from R 3r up. alu doubl- jsarlor Inquire C317 Oll'.e- Ft PACn Ate 4:6 Tn-o furnished romis fjr lleht lou-ekerplnff, no children PAP1N St 14- Two cnnnertlnr rxn?i. 21 flw.r. rarn!sl.eil for hti.sfkerlnc. li ZO lT t.eelc. PM'IN Sr 1717 Two nleelv furnlhej room, complete f'r Ui-ht housekeeping; bdth and all cn enlences reasonable term! "pPIN m is-C-Elrtrintly furnih,ni fecond f.mir front anl .tltT n-oin. all .nt-'-rn c'nrl-enc-, n-si.nablf termi to jrnnvrir sT.tInn. PA PIN St. '".A -Ieiraltle. ...'jju.tlv fur r.Isheii. lare. unJ',o front, u'hTi Ispure. use of jlano. 1 reakfat if delre.l, mol ern conveniences, reasonable. "PINK ST. 50)-N!eelv f imTvh. I ecor.J xfoor front nom: furr.u'r ln-at $2 pr k RITtJER St.. 7(f'-Three ron7s, water !n Mr. hen. ii! i haul-d. $7. fur colore J tenants. Scott A Farrar. 713 hestnut t. "TWELFTH St m N.-Fe. on-l flrtnr. nh-Iv7iirl rdhe-l front rooms fr two Bna. H .'-0 Ptfr neete VNIEVnNTERAtr"P N 7 Near IMmtr iV'Irable rojrn, nicely furnShed, ull .-nrr.I-ences, reaF'inabh. WAI-NFT St it TeslraM rt'.H furrMie I frmt parlor lo k-.i. nd l! r bsiard op ti- rtal; all nei len; Tea'Hnb' trni WASH St. 1167 -Wry Iarr" w md -tory f n nt room, with aleoe, for ll?.t hous-I;eeptnr. town location; ell convenltnct s. verv r-ason.b!e. ASHINOTON Aie 1T-Nev;r furnished rot ins fur gentlemen onlv. 7&c to 12 70 per w-k. bath. Tire, hv t and cold water. YSHIN'ITON At WW Iarr Vl- nt on- nvtin jarlv.r: qnlt home ti uiM. rt-i tatde partle-. st stove, rent reason ill "WASHINOTON Ave. ".RW-Nlf-ly furnWhel front and other r-oms, fir licht liwUt-ekeepins i-r roomers, furnac hat, reanible. ROOMS WITH HOARD. HELL, 3nNlcelv furrlhM rooms In lir abl Io-atlon. for gentlemen or nl e ciuple, with or nithuut beard, all convenient. e:. reasonable. XXK Ave. 4i:-Nkelv furnlh.l r."iu In -.mall famllv for .ejitlernen. U.arl if desired COOK A.e. rt-- Larse teemd -tirv frvrt room. m!s mtif t'.n; rt-oni. t'v.l' nt t utl Isiard. hot bath, furnac tea, all mol-rn .on- en fences,. TilANUI-lN Ave iMNIVeTvTuiT's iTl nn: very desirabi: li-ntovii ili-net. tv.th board, J2 per v. fek, second tlot-r OVMELE St. 33-Nln- fr. nt room with bturd, ladles or irentlemen; buiue covk.nf. pr. vate, verv reasonable "CrRND Ave 9U N. Tno II tcphef Kin Ele gant aiartment9. Mnxle or en M.ite HHsiern ap-loIntna-nt-. (as antl electric lights, pcroelam baths, steam I. eat. parlors. smker. telephone, t tdoce cullne. consIdMlmr accoiniuodatlor.s. low evt rates in city, locality tuiun,a-"""d, elx car lines, day bnard: fpevlal rat "TlEFFEEMN Ave, 26W S Two Iirire, pticlv furnllil rmrriii: southern. cTsi n 'd wttn exiieHires. iv,o In f.tmilv: all -viouVrn i '-nvf-n t-nccs. telephone, etc mn 1 im"; .-rm reut.n abio t a iennanent ivirt. .t. "LtNDELL Roulevirl. 'j; N-mtvIv furnS. -1 rrtom. v.lth llfit lasa toari; slean, heat, v's ltors Jcimirodated. "LOCFST ST mi Family Hotel -Hand- m.y fun Ishetl rcKjrns; Meam brat: il;sT-clae- b jrd LOCI"ST St lttl Nicely furnihI frnt and other room? frt-clas?- lnmrd. modern one nlences: reasonable terms. "LOCF?T St 1521 and 1W2 Nicely fu-n!hcd rooms trst-class board: visitors to the city at ctmmwlated. e ry cnvenjene. IwOCFST St.. ril"-i:ierantlr furnished frcnt and other room: flrs:-els board and teriior. fall conveniences; no students; reasonable. MAPLE Ave IZZl FnfurntPhed front alcove room, suitable ft-r couple, with cr vrtthout board; hot bath; furnaie, caa, private family, reionabIe ""MORGAN St.. 30 Nicely furnished second story rooms, with pood Ioard; pleasant hmne sur roundings, lor emplojed perorus only, ras, hot bath. MOI'NT I'leaant Orchard. River Rluff. 470 S. Rrcrtdway Front room, excellent board, lovely warm houe; iiouble windows, excluding' cold atr (Canada fashion). uLIVE St.. Front parlor and second. tory front alccve ruom. with excellent board, all fort. venlenc3, rpayonable. "olFve" St., 4017 Detlrable rooms, excellent table, board: furnace h-at; all inolern ctnvent ences; handy to car lines; reference, exchinjred. OLIVE St., 2Ht-Front rooms furnl.shed. with board, hot and cold water; country rmrchants ?nd day boarders accomtnolated, location direct ly ci polite ExposjHcn. PAR1C Ave., ri Desirable elejranlv furnl.hed rooms, with board, nil modern conveniences, op posite Lafavctte Park. PAPIN St.. ltd Elegantly fumi-hM front par lor ard cenncttin-r room, also second -floor front; boanl optional; xnedern convenience; reasonable. ROOMS FOR RENT. Three. Ures fur Five Cents. Earh Afid.a,rr.I Une Five Outs Ettra, ROOMS UITH HOARD. 1'MtK Ave SOT.-DeraWe. el'Kuntlv furnlih-d fr nt r sun.", l-t art! utnl ent e, m ..iem n nleme t.ble b,nVra jiotnnMUt-il, cp(u 'ie Iifrfeitf Para. r-f-rer.-. PINE St a-HeanMfiiIiv furn!h-d rw.rriH, rtrain bt. iui.-T, i-hrt.l rielKbborhtol; b-arJ If fireal, yenTlerren pxefrr-d PINE S: ttSSt Handfirn-ly fnrnUbel rwoit, wjTh all cen -r:rsra-s anl rxc-nr,t ttonrd, lor te gentlemen, rf-r-nei; piivat family '"tiND STORY fnnt .nth iid. In ab anne, n-jr ctt line. t i-f!ne.l ex j;le r.o Ioan! Ire !.,uve-. V l Ucpublb ST WUK Ave."MI-TaNJrfirintlie. nms. first class; 1-o'ird. fcv mt1 r t.. irn 'lt.te, al tlii i.TifurnWh.! n-in-, t!i;rd t'. r, all rr.enl-nr et. reawjr,alI te'-nn TAYLOR e. M'. N Nlc-:y f rnthe Tr nt rjiiiii, in private f.irn.Iy, with le.jrd fid all tri vpjiieni--, for i wo WAMI Ft "'M Two nl.-elv fu-nl-ho! r. .ms, w-lrh or without t-.AO.nl. diraM- loat.n i'--n tuwn dlUft-1. all onvrttiMci. er reatHoiuihle WASHINGTON Ave-. 2ll-cf n-1 tin 1 tMrl fcb-ry front rwins, nl elr rurnthl. with 1-Mrd. W XIIINOTfJN Av- 9-Tvro nl-ely fur nNhe2 itwnia. with ttrt clas h'irl; urrui very reionabl WASHINGTON Ave r.9-NIr!r furnlsled ;e- nd-llvior frt.nt -nd oil -r r .n. all cn til meg. Ward If deMred: terms reantMe. W-VSIHNGTt.N Ave. 1I Ilrat.le -eewd- sttrnr fr.nr pnI f.fhfr n- m-s-. modern ciuvin- et ftimatey beat, rotjj loard. da board-rs fci mmoda'ed. WAPHINilTON Are ;in De-i-ahl. ;esa-Ir ft rnlsh-! fr nt rooms; flrst-flas btard and er lf e iaj l .units accomxnolateJ; steam t: t-rns reason ttle. WA-HINOTtiN Av. K.TS-'V'-'.int rewlv fi.r n.h'i hinKb or c-nn-clr.x .s.i.s. trahfat If ile-ired liters rif. tunvnUnt to ar Ilns, references ex-hang-! W A II I N'C.Tt N Ave.. 3:II-Nenly furr.Ihetl room. ,nd flo'r- mo If dies, nem cr ouples. f.rrt---!a boird Si- pr rat-ntii, aNo rocm. sec ond f 't: ladles rits cr couples. KS. WK-T R'dle Ave 4 C S-s-vnd- torv fnirt anl rail Honti rPoni: first-class tabl-s rard; ternj-5 jertSs-nat!e WEST RKLLE Av.. 4" Nicely fumitie.l rcom". crd b-ard; all convenience. IIOOMMATKS WANTKU. OENTLrMAN roommate In j rival fjmlly, all ci n enlerfes. -Alth or without U-ard. T 37, Re- J.'iUdc, ROOMS A.ND HOARD WANTED. NOTICE. If yr.a Inre a ra-ant room, answer tr nlier tlMments under tl In heidin?. Any druc tor v ill Fend vour an.swers to Tr.e pepubllc free of ritarre. Fp-nd no nion-y fir stampa or car fare. FOR RENT. fwois roii ni:vr. TO 5ar.!entrs-T o jdaces. a) acres each, on Ilellef.-ntalne road. 'Mlh improiements. mil, from cltv limits. Dr. ll.bson. Blt.eii. cr SUlij M. llnidway. 1)vi:i.i.im;s. l'AGE Ae Co7i Elecar.t 9-rocrn house. In pood order. low rent. C. E. lllell. 22 Judge TT Ave. TMV-Three-nxim house frur.t a!J ard. rent JK. Applj at "17 TIIO.MAS M. M".:-Liel small sltnom h..use. hot lath: eerj cn eni-nce. r.ear cars. Ke 3CKI1 Thomas st WKST I'INE l!ouleanl. 411--EIn rooms; hot-water heat, two baths; separate toiler. lin, laundry, strktlr modern, will detora'e; 575. BUCIiVELDE.-HOL.EP.OlK ItUAI.TV CO MJ N"- eienth st. to i.i:t kuk uriM: itiu'osks."" "oltOANrVt.T lMl-Corr.tr TtcTe! with cn PASTIME BUILDING. Ml NORTH VANDRVENTEE Fines i.ffliVsj for doctors and dentlts In the city Hnlis for club meetings, etc Howling al les for private parti- or cluL?. For terms and sj:ac an Iv in i remls- HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. CARl'ET CLE.CVI.1B. CAEPETH taken up. cVaned. mud over and laid. Let ork. louest prices. Emulr. Htam Carpet fleanirir Company. '173 Lucas, alaln 1131. Klr-Ioch t" set. lVTEltPEISE r-team cariH-t (leanlnj Co. Silal attention ti altertnp, tittup and r-Iav-it4. s u r r-imar and Vandeen.er. Kln 1 'i I Sit WALL I'AI'ER. rirTY rolls whl'e hlank paper r.!clr Kllm r eitd. with 17 str-ps i.r li.nW li match. JiSO. Hi mmel Wall I'atT Cu. ZlOi S. Uroaday. ZEH.N'KH i f !l l'apln St. 1'aiier llaan im; whitrinjr a"d itasterlrit. all work dwre nt lowest rate--, satisfaction guaranteed; send postal. IIUI'AIKIAG ri'K.MTCHIi, ETC. AT.l. Kinds of tin. ecrner and ehfet-ircn svorfc; furn.ues anres ar.l stive, repaired Condon l.ns io;c and i "s Market t. lieil lTatne. Jlaln 1"C II STOVE REPAIRS. All Kind A G. URAUEH. locust St. GOLD, SILVCIl AMI MCKE1, M.ATIMO COI.D and siier platlmr In all tranrhes; cash for oUt r.M and sElier, ttne goi.1 for sal4. -e-ltamp Krau'. MJ'2 line bt LHAVrCIN;" replat-s and repairs silverware; Ion ;ritaei. ali I.r old uld, silver and pl.tl ntim :u N rtventh h inn i:iioli) iiM'i:i,i.iM-. I'AalllA vvjshlrjr H a jiound. sheet., slips, towels and table linen Ironed, etilrts ,'.c. Union lundrv Company. tft Merman st klOKAI.IC AM) JlOVI.ta. AMEUR'AX Str.rare ar.d MovinK Company, Olive St racLlns. shipping, sicrase. sriarate ruom. Tel. ilaln "i31 II I.::igJale. l'rrs. ItKTAL, ti. Will'ari W I'..rtman. b.-,n le.1 wareli.U"e. M.r-iretta .we for lovr ;.rKen ..n movlnp;. packtr. .hlppmc or storjse. Tel. Tj ler (24 Jl FKAN'KLIN t-'toniRe and Warehouse Co.. 911 N. Tenth 't. lot rates. I'bones. liell. al.ln llTi. Kltilocli, IK-IJ r H. I'OItTKAN. Ftorase. Movlnc. I'aeKlnc and bliiptin? mpany. hi. Lcuts and East ht. leiu's. Kin. Iw:T. liell. l")rlr rtSA. otne. rsji cass ave. NEW YOIIK Storage Co.. offlco 511 Tnloa Trut Lulldirjt. move. jack. ship, store line fur nlture in private rooms, l'hone Matn 24. i-olTH Slue Morafte and Moving Co.. 111. :W.. IV". f-Idney st. Tel. -"Idney Hi. Storage K O av-s f SOLI'TELY FIRE-PROOF New ,ouir i.ran.: anj icle(a for the safe, keepinr uf fur niture, piano trun. vainahles. poxes, etc.; taifful inolntj packinr, fhipi lnc etc. Mcney advar.ced. OtnUn 0r! to our care. E.tlmat-i free, ii.t otir rate-. Phones, i C nri. l: I. LEONORI. JR.. i CO.. Rl-:i OIlv at EDUCATIONAL. nisi.Ncss coLLKf;i:9. AT St Ieul Commercial Collese. Grand anj Erunklm. commercial. Fhorthand, English, l-v icrt.. for vounK men and ladles. I Rltnr, Pres. RAID'S lluIns Academy. 3-V4 Thomas Sr r.jmrprr'lal and pramrur chol branch-: prt-t- Inrtructlons given to weak and backward Fr-olart RERirAM'S Sherthanl S?hn-.l. T'nlon Trast Ruilllnr:-Icclulvei- for ycurc ladies. Inllvldual ins:ru"tlon, position feecured fcr graduates. 3iisci:lla.l;ol's. DOCTORS, dentist, healers, osteopaths, irrad uatctl without attendante and protected. Rox i'O. Chicago. "SHORTHAND course J-1-): buslne course J30: tuition iwr month, day whod J-;, nlsht Bchool JS. HartPociV's Scho! of Ru-lnes, 2-i Olive THE Mla-stnurl College of Law. Century Eulld lng. St. I-oulsj, Mo. Day and nleht schools. Call or gend for catalogue. West End School of Languages Ianmar buildinc, Vandeventer and Washing ton Hour 9 a. m to J p. m. Eetter method. better tenchers. better terms, better Jo, a ion than elehcre, no machlne-iike teaching; every. thing vrell explained, classes well graded; coa ficlcntiou9 nrk PERSONAL. Fifteen Cent Per Lice. HOARD ard room, with first -eta"- med, at tri'lJLt Gurtns rtn.; reas. price, jy-3 Wah at, "DR LOTTIE KRR7kTi- S Htb. KTaduae two o-IIe-, ladle.i in trouble, call, reliable; rea. IR :Ll ALLEN, leading female ipeclaltst. trents (Wa--e' peculiar to women; IS jear-T puc resjfui iier.-nce; perfect ecIusloll during con tlnernent. only jrUate. reliable Incorporate tome rM Olive sL DOCTOR MARYARTIUR. Fpeclallst, ladled private, in xne djrlng crnhnement, tralr.e-1 nare in, atienti.,nce; b-st of mlical attention; tnats IrregTJlanti-s, guarantees succes nr no charge; Infants ailopt!; write or call. 1507 Morgan ftt. FREE treatment for pr'vat trouble. ptmpl dlrcharges, etc.. either x. lied. f o Id7 N. Jth- IADIPS- My r-KTJlator never falls, f.n- :mple. treatr..-nf fr- Mry t. Marr, rill Franklin are. 1.ADII Doctor Arnie NewIandN Regulator neir fails. tr.al treatment frte 2-T. S. Rth t. ""MR.s I IltiTrON receive" during cjinnement: reaFnb'c rates, lad.t In trtub ;all. r2tt llle. MRS iR MPRI'HY r--celve during confln rrert, trejr female dlra3 jnd irreg try my fafeguar i. gurante-d .l cr write .i23 Olive. T.DIES In trouble, call, private Lome? t-efor nnd during c jiiflneraent. Mr Dr M-yer, 2)1 Wash ft "l.ENIPIlOS The n-e d.-overy will relieve any ca- of lot rrcntii In 1 hrwir and perminently -ure l'ric It J hn Y P-Imer. M D A;nt. St IaOU' M MIDW1TE-Recst-lveH dtinpg orflner:ent: hom found t' r lnf ladles la troable calL 22b 3, Ninth tt MRS HENNEKAMP. Sr-allst. rr. Franklla Ate -lt;iab:- hrrre t-pf.-ire zzid durirg con. ALCOHOLISM, !4f; M"rrh!nlsm, nw. certain. ffect. painies- ana arsa- 1 itly barmle4 Home t jt. No FUTrtnr pub Ikltv or sb-erle-M nlrht Dr Wm. A. lloxell. C-C fVnturv Lu-.ll.nr. I-ty-ls. Write THEATRICAL. ("OSTt MLS ad wipe fr- re-: anl mad w (r dr e .t.ntn -rd-ir- jr.-r'j'Tv pttendc. to. grease lair.t, i-.jr. etc. A Fuger, vI Walnut t. ""tHKATRR'L mask-i tight, padd-nys. cold cream grae faint. powdr. burnt cork. A. "ueger. tJ! Walnut bt.. St Iui, Mo PERSONAL NEEDS. OLD CLOTHING nOl'GIIT. ATTENTION' Hlifhe.t irli- paM for"ladle"e art gents' elothlmr. carpels. ld.llnK, etc Call or send iosta! W. Kult. 14-4 KranKlIn ave. 11 1 OH EST prices till for IadleV and irent. cast off clothir.tr. trunks. all.es. ilrearm.. renil listal. Iavlst IZ2Z S Uroadway. IIICIIIST cash jrl.-e paid for ladles and renta cast-off clothing. a!s.i carpets. Call or send pos tal tu J allller. tfa- Walnut st. HAVE vou any eld elothtnjr. Jewelry, etc.. yj .ant to illspce of at high prices? Let kna-ir. llorrell ls.4 Jiart st. 01'TICI.NS. "tVAHRANTED eT.IM EO'.d spectacles ffted to the eyes. $3 Jo; eyes tested fee. Pt. Iejis Op tical M.'ff. Co 73 LeVUSt St. DIIRS.S.-IIAKING. Dr.E5KMKIXG-1Vlll wcrk verj- cheat? tlu-o-iKh dull season, special price en skirts; eoodt remodelln?, work xuaranteed. Call at 2TU Sher idan ave. DEM HTKT. AI.WAVS the b.t siork: always tie losr.n price.; all v.-rk cuaranteel alethyl. dentlsta, (13 N" c!xth st.. second Coor. I"0TOn K. T. i!0?EIt. Dentin After rTveari 1 'i N'evv Y rk D-ntal llum.. now at 1ZZ tVaab tnitton ave Open Sundavs and till 5 at ntsrht. IKI-TOIt COItD makes special prices an-l t-rrcs tu worKlnr women and girls. Call and see me cten dally. 70S Pice st. NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS LEADING DENTISTS. N. W- Cor. Eroalwayiaa OMyc. Eotrii-. 5M9Uti Established Here 40 Years. EltrtttlE-rEtE.it. tttth in tritrel. Iu-ftest and oldest dental estab lishment In the city. We emp'oji the mt 'kllKul men In the ora fessicn. All vrcrk iruaranteed. CONbLT.TATION FREE. Do not look (or cheap dentist., but come to u. and get reliable work at lowest prices. Open Hunday from t-JO to 1 p. m. SAVE MONEY. AVOID PAIN. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Acknoln"reJ to be txe easiest and best painless extractors In St. Lcuta. Until Feb. 4th we l.tirSSiiUs'aH have decided to make our best sets OQ fift of teeth for. O J. UU iFSr ,FETH e'-W 1 WI1IU!H ....JI.M.a bent mm is.s.w.)i;.ooMinnmics w. ill MLb CKD1V1 J SI.N S BKIDiEH k J1.0S N'o char-e for extract.n n hen teeth ate orderext. A written euurantr for ten years with all work. National Dental Parlors, 0Jvi? st. Open dallr till p. m. Sundayj all day. MKD1CAL. ALL jirtvate. dls-uses a specialty at "rank!!a er.ue I'rto Iisinsary. 131 Franklin ave. IX) cu wear a susper.srrv Do jou need ont Our printed matter teaches how to enjoy the aes thetic pleasures of vlgnix-us manhood to a vener able olStouKe. Free fur eelf-addres.! stamped envelop. 1rlte to-dav, IKJCtrr M-jer'a T. B. Sanitarium CV.. Waterto-vn. N". T. LAIHKSt UteCHch'sJ-r't English PfinjroyilPlII.. Best! re.t! Unly KetlsWie! Tak, a. .ther. Bay mtymnr DrvraisU r ml te.. .lua.i. for .ara 'vnsal -k.ii-iHrL..ie.. l.ttrrb. ret.m sail. Cklrkeslrr laenleal l'o, rkll.J. FOR SALE. BOOKS. PAPERS. HOOKS I want to buy law. m-dlcal and ether rood Looks. JJm Unah.ui. Bookseller Ul Markrt. no., cats, rirrs. TEMALE fox ertlr 51; female water' .panle'l J3. ltv; xiorcan st TINE roller canaries, slnser-. and females foj lire-.imr. race., plol--,. coldhsh. parrot- seed, etc 1 heap. Louis Iieckmann. 10 p. Kturth St. FOX terriers, all aces, best blood. Elshop Kennels, ltox 615. M. I.ou!s. I-dlsreel. Mo. CATTI.H. HOOD row, cheap. JCi Mursan st. FUR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS. CM.iroiiNIV "Waters of Life" I'l ie st l'hone Main li'&J. at acency. Sit l'lIVSH'IAJCs surelcal chair, new "Harvard. cliap. has all the latest improvements and la perfect order Dortor ltu-h. 15 'Z Washington av. IHtEAM Iiiok anl frrtune telling: this took tells your future buslne and love affairs; send 0c stamps. Itellable IVa Co.. 1104 Market St., M Iml "TEM"lt. I. V. A. N S. for E cent, at dro stores; ono rives relief. MUSICAL A FEW SLIQIITLT USED Upright Piano, at low prices. Also good Square PUnos at any price. Organs, both new and secondhand, at rar. bar gains. THE ESTF.T CO.. 1S OUt Bt. KOlt ab.olute bariralns In new and secondhand planes, call on Daniel O. Dunker Piano Com pany. Fourteenth and North Market sts. "HEAR the soul of a Krakauer sing"; to hear Is to buy It Sold only by Daniel f!. Dunker Piano Company. Fourteenth and North Market streets. ESTEY PIANOS AND ORGANS Excel all othe's In superior tone. fin. workman, ship and unusunl wearing qualities. THE ESTET CO.. IK OUv. St, REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. AUCTION THIS DAY. Two-story brick house 3100 to 8110 Cam ar.. And a double three-Moiy brick bous at ltfl-Hft Webster ate. Auction on floor Real Estate Ex. cbange. llO-iu 2i. KigbUx it.. U o'clock noiv K'JkKA4r1 v 1

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TTIE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1000. A A V y' V I a! A Si JANUARY REAL ESTATE PRICE CURRENT, HEW P3QPZBTY, CUT PRICES, 1,200 PIECES. CHEAP HOMES! FINE DWELLINGS BIC INTEREST! S8 and 10 Het and Business Property. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY-DELAY HOT. FISHER CO., 714 Chestnut. MONEY TO LOAN. o. it::i. estate. n i. .it. t CUIT.-1! real -nti odtlrrs. r .nl ?c i i. w.l owncra .-f i.it r- ru ii.-. my ii. I; R5AL ESTATE E-OA5S3S rily pr'TTty; ;uUk anucr ani x-romj-t HAYI'FI. n::.I.TY CO. i.w x SKi t. o. ii:um.vi, i'Jtm2:itTY. ArPUTATIOXS f r la..R on hoiihoM rI. reci? --wr in -nift aM?&iim. Nw Wrk lm.m Ca. W7-i-9 d.t lI!uu LUc. iuh ana Oi: sis LOANS easy ttrrn. t-rrity an.! j;S Pine yt i lmi:;ir en at I.., niM, n f r frrnns with t-.iTifa'torv r"frem-s. con!nlnt.al. Koum 211, TTIH Fi.Mity l:r. kric ..i, O.J st.. make- 1. on furn ture .it It Art .witl V ratr. ctv pa merit. no rtra .hatf.. THK M-' han't Ttria?vv ,in. n urni ttir ri:m -mitic tin. Mm-. with.u r X7H'al. at 1 ..c-. r.i.t jt im'tit- ni.nl- Miit .ou. .ii'-.-.rn pi fi if j..ii t N".,.i. 1.13 DUNN'S oM Mnr. t. li-an ii's r,; .1, a" K""iI 912 FSAKKLIN AVE. ii.i.;i.i. s:di'. iiom:v xi.an. r n ir. 1 .'i ri"lu-. 'I 1- 1 N .n- Ii h SUNDRY WANTS. uiM.M:si vati:i. AI.T kind? tf isn n-a! I Li.Ir ii..- an cheap. cent ;tal. 1 illi .uli a: ti i. C J. Scharfrr. 2iCl ItrirtJttay. INVENT fits -I ti.'tl a'i'l .iit.;nt a3-':.i. ttitR. what h- .i MiituM- tor an -4.1 -JHm-roonT A'!irf S. it. l-urmrlv. 3y3 liuIria an ft.. Dunvill 111. NO cbarsrp for lltlnp tuFins: v.-'U ell (ititclc. Jv without pubUiiti. fair tl.iltn a?unM; Int.-'--poratwl; itd carttal ;.y. McKe-HartnuKel, XCt lfStlUt t n:i;SONri v.ifchlnr trt iJlFDcte ot their buslne. ftv or osirni. f r cah. If.Irtne aMitinnl cat ltd I r partner. alo rrcmote r-atents. consu't VlLKI.piS&VlLiaS. C13-J1C Kullerton bMg. YHNJ tnan wniM like to inve-t $15-3 In eoine 3IO.NKV WA.TUI). MONEY" WANTKTWWant r.J en trocl dwell ing, barn at.d other fiuilmiWlncp; fin r-harJ. vea aires iani. DiaKsmun ?r n ana ttis- tt iKht or ten jers. at U ier cnt. Addret- X. PiK Ilran-h. M. i.m-'ohmatiu.v va:ti:u. INI"Or.MAT10N wanted of Patrick P-urke. Uf. ft.rd Knn:s. "ounty flare, Ireland, who Utt th above ttddr&H thirty-ft.'ir ytar a;o. When hvt l.Hinl fnni in li.'. t,b in Nw'a!-tle n Tn lngland. I'lt-i mfurm tta lrother and it', Thctmaj ard i:r;Jp-t iurke f! th1 aforiaid a.! tires. cr Thomas Dinnctr, -JUT liion ave., tii. lxuip. Mo. U19CKLJL.AAUOL'S WX.1TS. II. PANNE, d.-alrr In .Id irr.n. rnd b"ttl h.jrl.ft iiu-es. 72J I Yelephun A ltt Kinl h rar?. rntaU Second sl. WANTED -No 6 I!pmint-in t newntcr; t-lli best (.asb prito. K C&, EcpubJic. OLD GOLD, I Dlimonjs an-1 SlI- It to 1-9 h'.xth r Hrlr- to 1-9 s-'.xth rt. and rt the hlsbest cith pnc ra l BUSINESS CHANCES. ANY kiJ patent in be mad'1 aluabl If prop erly handled. Write for rartli utars. Oar aw tlaii is placing and &ellini; any quantity of thenu international Pattnt Exchange, 503 llroadsy N. Y. KOIt Pal' ftftl b-jlness opportunity: will pav SZ to J'Vj) t!i..:,tr.l verv littl- m ny r quired down no ex; r m e needed e erythict? n"w fh bost nf salens for sUinff; an be hsndlr 1 in your on locality; send tid ad, and addrcs Drawer lit.. Chit age. SOME on to take charce cf a well-enuinrd S-rovm varrtlnc-house: Present owner will taka ljoard. etc.. for rent. 1735 Franklin. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. EMUTIOX Nirtlce The St IVjuIs, Iron Moun tain and Northern Hallway "ompany. New Yotk, Jan. 12, J30j. Notice is htreb Riven that th tnnual mwtint: of the tt-K:khjlder of the Si. Ixtuis, Iron Mountain and Southern Hallway Company will be held in the company's offl in the City of St. Iioul?, Mo., en Tuesday, Marri JS, 19 at rJ o'clock r m., for the Wetlon of thirteen directors for the ensulns jear. and l.t the tranpaction cf any ctfctr bu&Inesf that may tome before paid meeting. The annual meeting cf the directors will be lield in the wmc oflice en the same d-iy at 12 o'clock noon. The trans fer books will le c!osel on Tueday. January 0. I?-.", at 3 o'clock p in., an.l rprne,i on Wednesday, March U. iy0. at 10 o'clock a. m. GEO. J. GOULD. 1'resldent. A. H. Calef, Secretary. STOCKHOEDEns Mating The annual meet ing of the .stockholders cf the Mirourl Gkus Company for the election of seven dlre-'trtra and such other lmstns ns mny come ijrre them will be held on Saturday February Z. at the of tlc of Uie company. Twelfth and Olive rt-i. I'ulia epen from in. to 12 in. W. SOMCRVIELE. Pre-Ident. E. Jkl. Howman, Secretary. St. Louis. Mo Jan. n. 13. fiTOaHOIDERS' Meeting -The nnn'ial meet ing of the stockholders of the V. Scalzo lru!t Oo. frr the election of three 3) diret'tw to Mtrve during tlie ensuinc ear ard for the trars actlon of ttueh oth-r business as may properly come before th meet inc. will be held at the of fice of the company. No. N. Third Ft., St. Louis. Mo., on M.m lay. IVbruary 12. 1. at 3 o'clock In the forenoon. KEI.IX F"AIO, President, Attest: John Eberlin. Secretary. St. Louis. Mo., Jan. K. STOCKIIOLDEES' Moling The annuil met lrg of ih htork holder of the Shickle. Harrison A Howard Iron Ompany. fr th- election or di rectors to perve during the enuinn year, and for the transactKR of such other bus!ne- at m-v properly come before the meeting. H1 bt held at the office of the rompunv, on Twelfth ftr-t. near Oiouteau avenue St Ixnil?, Mo., on Mon day, the Cth d3v of IVbruary lvo JOHN W. HAIthlSON, rresidenu George 1C Hubiltzelle. SyiTetarj'- St. luls. Mo.. Jan, 25. lyjQ. hTOCKHOUi;ES MFirriNG Notice 13 h?re ry aive that the annual meeting f the Mock holders of the lell Telfph. ne Company of Mis souri, for th election of directors und for the transaction of such other b.ilnss as mar be thereat presented, will be hld at the oflice of the company. OlUe St.. in the Cltv of ,-t. Iuls. In the State of Missouri on Tuesday, the r-Mh day of February. A. D. Poll coon from 9 a m. to 12 m. Uy order of the Hoard of Directors JOHN E limPON. President. Attest: Fritz Ntsbet. Seoreur St. Iouls. Mo.. January iltli. 1500 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. IMPIIOVEU CITY lMlUIBi:ilTY. JEFFET150N Ae, Z2S-?5& S. Two good business houses; good location for saloon, bakery, grocery or but her shop. KA1I3IS l'OIl SAI.C rem Sale us nrres In tracts to suit: two miles pouth ef Kirk wood. Mo.. 12 miles from St. Louis, ci. Hock road, most I v In eras: thr good r.rii-K. f r about one-half whit neighbors as-k; one-thlnl cash balance on anv lme purchaser rcrt. Address .T N. Hughe. lvlrkwool. Mo. URAL ESTATE CAIIDS. MANAGE ESTATES. COLLECT RENTsI L0V SONS, Real Estate, Loan montv at ery lowest rate and cost to borrower Notaries and conveyancers. J. E. ZjgVB SON, -ft North Eighth Street. SECRET SOCIETIES. KnlKlitn of I'M Ii Ins. ACMK todre. No. S13. K. or P.. meet, every Vjefday fveninr at 8 o'clock sharp. IturllnCTon uildlm.'. H )llv rt. Me"tirjr even Tuesday enlnc Work n ranks always on hand. Vle ltors cordiallv Invited, and ntmlrs eipccted to attend. JOIIN -V SHKVI.IN. C C. Attest: Aler. S. Holmes. K. of K. Jt S Colum bia bulldinc. UAKAYETTK lyrdse. No. ir?. K. of P.. meets .very Wednesday everlnc at Burlincton build in Vtn otiiA street, efirhth floor. Ilunincss meet- InV R011E11T J. UKl.U C C. 1 Attest: 5rd Horn. K. cf It. S. SECRET SOCIETIES. s$ k' TIE 1U11 Mnnil. r l-o-Jcc. N. f 1 IJurllnct. n t.uil 1'iic. w mite et m l'.tce r.in!. at our next .a. ii titu- Th.iril.y. IVbrunvl. Members. e l--r..is .-le..me e;i;. 1: ec.c.ek. c. 'tto. K t It. .t S. take n W J. ami.i: 11.1i; it..is-rt E i'im inlw V&Sr- No IJ1. K of P Ka-t 1UI1 M is-nlc It-mple S'-nl!i an 11 irk"t strr:-On M .ti.I.iv IVl.mari ilt S It. Ill 'h irt-. r l'i thr- rjnl. ..r Vsf Vfi'lna KnisllJ -I .i'l lultnl. SX1 S. H.Mtlllrt'N". Atl. ll.irr- Unlrl. K 'f II. JL- S- Ol.NFIl'i:NlT. IvlKf. N' i:i. K. of I.. inotn ?rr TliursdJ.v vlilnjf. nt I. falc lljll. rtefn:b ai:.l Ciw nu V..rk In rnnk of l'.ice. Tlmr'- laT. lVlnuirr 1 llpnilH-rs r si -leJ to altena una Msltors curlallr lnvufd. w JOHN !t. HUDSON-. C. C. Wm. IMbrr. K. cf K. i t. i DAMON Ijrtf. Nn K. rf n"' S fry u-drirfdT5- pvtnii5ff at rniTi'.; tall. Kl'xmih anJ 1-ranklln .ivrruc. ran 1 !liniiif'! intimc. in-nn'i" cr, t.l tf. t. rrp. t.t. .inl vWtliic K-llKMi cor dially imllcj rillll) TI1KXC.KS. t Mt'ct 11. It. Mcrm-I. 1C. of K. i Damon KLTl-ltH Great liortRr. No. ::6. K. of V. ir.M every "Wr.lnes.lay eteninc at HinrJ's Hall, ncrthuesi corn-r llarri fon a- and Olive M. Ntxt Wednesday "tiinc. J muar 31. Tnrk In l'ie nn i. I 1--c M.ml-r exi-eo-el ar..l i.-umir iioiiuia fia-'mnll' tnitel t. atend iioitT i ki:itciii.i:. c. c. tV A TtoberU. K. cf It. S. COtDE CROWN. Ii nr C No. CS. niet-ts rer Kri.lay etenlnc. fojrth fl.N.r. ea.-t hall. MaxmL- liUlld l:iK, -it H. vllh a d Mukft htreet.. V. -rk in ra-iU of I-nnt- :it nexi rt--ular "iiven:lin. February 2 SUmters ep.-trd aiid viMt".! mrdlally In Mte,! I-. A. WII.I.KV. C. C SOOII. IC. Of 11. A; s. MlS.-Ol KI I &Pf HK Hall II. J l'ridu e?nn IXJDGK. No. I. K. of 1'.. nund luudln. me-ts every nine 'sltt'rs alwjs uM- JOIIN J. ilVUItS. IT. I. Oia. l I'lnk. Of It. H. I'AKAOOX Ixdse. No. 53. K. of P. tn'eH eV. rv Tuesdiy ewrilnc. hall X. 3. Odd IVlIons-b- ii:inR. Ninth and Olne. Meir.ler and Ultor crdl.i'I irwte-1 O. M KlTHKKIMItU C. C. ttest: Frank John'n. 1C of It. A- PACITIC Irtlfe. No. TJ4. K. of r., meet' erv e1r.eMay eenmi; In eat hall .if nic tiuliamic. t-eientn and Market an. Wc ork In the -auk if Krnsht W. Indiy cemiiE. January 24. Memler ep.-'til and Mulorn elccnie. r. V. l"Ol.K. C. C. J W. Camrlell. K. of R. S. ItI"I Cro Ivdse. NV 54. K of P. Meet. eery Wedne.dav at Odd 1'eIlowV Ilall. Ninth a-.d OHe Greets Nert 'dneilav exenlnc bulnes FvsMon and cards. AH Knights are lnlted. M. I". DCAX. C. C. Alfreil Tlnyle. K. Tt. S. IlKIt Cri Ccrapanv No. 4. 1". I!.. K. of I Attertion. Sir Knicht--- IleKuWr metlns iIih iTu-day nlcht. Mas-intr T-mrJe. Srnth and Maiket jr.retH. Kverv meml-er nee-led. 1. H Ki:i:Ki:it. Sir Krll.t, Captain r I. Jewett, llrrorder. WMtASH Iidce. No. 2U. K rf P. will rreet TX.esdi. January 3d. at i'ai;. Hall, Urnadiv ty and Itenton. Vl?ltrs ttelcm. J. It. ijn.AHAN, C. 1. II. Parhl-h-n. K It s Aticlcnl I'm' nnd Accoplrd .1In.uni. ;i:om:i: Washington u:e: No A. T. A. M.. will hold a r nular cotn-n-uniiatt..n at T "j o". Tue-ia .iot inc. Ifcrt.arv 1". a: Ma-ini- Hall. Work li the C C. decree S--lal. at i p in. V-.taeia. l-l.rurj II. for ..rk In K. A .1- cr-e M ml.er- earnestlj t..v-fl and iWMr. frat-main Invited to attend t.th meetlnttr. W. I.. P.UVNOLUS. JV... W. M. Henry I.lhou. Secretary. MISSOfHI rods. N-x 1. A. r. A- A. M Called e-tinTitirtatlnn Wedu?dav. January 31. at 7 p m. frr M. M dejrrve n thnfi eindidate- Stald nmTntintca. i tln February 1. E. A. dMrre. see.-a J cand'datejt. Member rTie.ttl ind i.ttns I bn-thren fratern illv Incited ti atT-nd Gi:EokRr s. MIU.EIt. W. M. John IT. Dfeins. Sev-r-taT'. I A HOSE Hill Lo-Jce. Nn. A P. ft A. i MWlfU, will hM a fi a ted cnmmunlation at I Mapb and Hamiltun atemiep, thi iiis!ii evening at S. Work in Second d-gree. iittjr initel FKANK C. NIFONG. W. M. Howard Wton. S- r-tan- Imlfpeiulen t Order nf (Mil I-Vllo" IttSHOS-DK Sf'T IodKe. N. I i t. l. n.--et- thi. Turla evenintr. S p. m hall No 4. eighth fl.efir. Odd IVHom." Hall. You -re r- qa -ini to attend WINTElt. N. ti. .'n. 'bgg. Setrt.irv- rillDE cf t".e Wen Ijde. No. T: US. I. O. O. K.. meets to-nijcht at S oclo-k. n I; all in JMrimgtbu build Inn. M0 Olivo t. itiKhth Hour). Mem. reo,uet(d to attend. joiin STOLZ. n. g. William'. SeT tary. WI NGENFND Idi No. C7. I. i). t-5Kd O F. meets pver Tu o F meets eyerj Tupday evening 5fcQ9fat 1 rattrnal bulMlng. E.eventh ard 5?Th Franklin avenue. Work in decre8. AD Uniting brethren fraternally w I. cmM. 1 I'Air.NOUSM, N. G. A. Epstein, neeordinc S-cretary. WILli:Y TUflg. No. 2. I. O O P. meet- Tuesday evening at h tiV!'k 5 In llatl No 1. "K1-1 Fellow buildlnr. r Ninth and Olive sts. M-n.lrtTa ur-d to attend. Vtun.tavl.l..AMl,nKLU r a. Tthcn!. Secretary. llm-cIlini'Oii. I. O. v-(-nnrt Cole Itrllliante. Xo '-S-'i. meet-l c-ry Wion 1 and fourth Tuesday of tre month at ov.iiiar.-s Hall. Wcventli and '''-UTn ever ISoVi Itecordlns Secretar'. -3y sherluan ave. STANIIN1 Klk Trll-e. No. SI. meet every Tuep-lay eeninc at l)-ii:ds Hall. nth and Market el. Meml" and vi.ltiritr hrother. ai ior.l!lly Invited i:i)VAltH IXtVI.i:. Sj.htm v. J 11. I'erklnj. C of It.. IJIS Connecticut rtre iii:.i it.ti: tu i.nm-::u.. AliHBNAlr-r. ft., s. s.. tt. Oregon and Nhraska; Thomaa C. Kuhule to ltertha IVkar-it -flt--. d 7 Al:si:NAl.-i". ft.. s. Iiet. On-tin and Nft.rak-i- Paul Okaidt and v.ife to Thi.nw" C Kuhule ltf. d Ui:i.lr.; ft nnd nther iitoprtv: Wrt J. Itaker o Uiuta II. Hiker- ilv. d ItKI.I.KIXiNTAINIr II. K In. Win Keid and wife to Henry Kuehlrr. Jr. iti:i.i-:i ft. V in.""Anianii "r st-ii"to Mao- T Stehle iitr. d ITY lilyiCK-1it IJ. J" il. Dun Ivln to IM It'- hlnnn v. d Cl.KVi:i..Ni-jj ft.. r. I t. i.iviren. c and Thurman; Iiu:-. A Cunningham an.l wife to A. Q. Man-lull w. d CITY 1!Wick- It.; V.a liders to Wal hurct Knd-ni-w. d CAMCOIINIA I) ft n. f Kt. JuuUiVa ntui Annual: Tliot-. C. Kuhule tt l!erth.i l.ehanlt -u. d CAI.1FOHNIA J ft., n. let Juniata ami Arm-. it: I-auI l-kardt and wife to Th.is. C Kuhule itv. CITY UUM'K Part of lot SJ; Peter Mc- Keon to Ja? Moran te d CI.AIIA-30 ft a., lot. .Minerva' an.i 1-iKC Caroline Iiuenlwrg to John Ij-.ies I'AIl:iX- 22 ft., h. liet. Vandexe'nter and Sarah. Willie II. Cray to Jo.-:.', lA.rinitzee-w. d I'INNKY-.-i ft., n. F., Iiet. Whl'ttler and Pifidleton; Wm. llurnside and wife to I reil i:. Sudholt w. d GAMltl.l--30 ft (and other LrMiertyi" t-eo S. Mleij. to Kiizaheth V. Meeki-lt- d j GAJIDLG-b) ft. land other pn.pertV S. Mj-rs to Alexandir W. llachan- 10 1 1.A.V) iii iii- o.... HI-NT 13 tt.. n. B.. l-et. Nennead "tin'j Taylor: Win. II. How and wife to Jo seph M. Palce w. d I.VIII'-U ft. ;ii In., e. k.. l-et. Pestalozzl and Lynch; Henry C. Hartmann to Henry C. Hartmann w. d JIOKO.VX l-iOIII) KOAD .M fL 'S in. Let. Juniata and Connecticut; i:au Clalre-St. Iitul!i laiiiiber Co. to alane. I-ehniann ilc. d NOltTH MAItKKT-i-. ft., n. s.. let! Warne Bed Sarah; Aliel Janez and wiftj to Prank Mack an-1 wife w. d PlPI.An-IV. fu. F. e.. liet. 14lh and Ifith Henry Hitchcock to the Collier otat. Pi: I INorC'M it. V.' i!." be t" Wn'tVon a i-'ii Mctiusland; Joa-nli M. l-alco to Wm II. How w. cl POPUAIl 1M ft. i In.. Iet. l't'tli and Kth: the Collier estate to t-amuel II I-:ithe w. d I'lXU- r. tt n n.. bet. ZZi and Jeffer son. U Tumally llro. to John Sex toll w d SIXTKENTH S ft., e. t... Ivt. Clark and Spruce. Jame.t A. Ikiumcartner and wife to Jerome K. Collins w. d Sl:Vj:.NTH-a ft.: Alice M. a. Lamibanl to John limner w. d SKMPI.K W ft., e. s.. btt. St. l-ula ..nil Alston. Iiac N Miller and wife to Thoma. I.. Smith w d SIIi:.VANDOAH JT ft. 6 in., b. s liet. Calitonila and Nebraska. Kllzabtn I.trure to Louis Ilecktold w. d I.ANHA.M-M It.; Samuel lias turn to Kittle Itabum w. d. SIIENANIMA1I M f t n s.. lu Vande venter and Ixwrence. Isaac Jones and Wife to Michael J. Ilu-Tell w d ElOHTHKNTH ST -K ft-, e. tt. Park and Hickory: Michael Rust-ell to Kmilv M. Mlttendorf w. d. Hi I,S TAY WK- J ft.. bet. St. Ferdinand an J North Market; Esther I Drown to brs ar E ,bert T.MO TAMJIIS-S ft. e. 11. i:tan: t:iiulM-th Carroll HelK allil ttlfv-w. U T.Yljnis- Jt.. r. Let. lA.irs; Ulaltli Carroll rtMi'-r-w. .1 Vlltlil.MV SJ ft. e 1,.. lliAtoti and to IMard

Ilistoll and tu Aiwtuta J.S.J0 K"-vln and Mejn; Ttu'iinii Mur.aKan t August Mtor VIiTmI: 1!.. n. y., It. -alltulil.j and Ne!-ni--ka; Jano Nliiliolsoll to 1'ranz i:..t-w. d Vi:st i:i:i.i.u rii-i-n ft. 4 m J wiili siehie and to Amanda 1. .-.:..h!.' l.-. d KltSTi:i: ltJ ft., w. lt. C.itu an-1 llnlon. Sirali It. Nance t A. Nanre i iiTTiiVu -z it'.' 'Y. VaitrAV atii lion.-. City of St l)ul to Sarali A. Wrltriit w 1 WsillNlTciy-:-; t r. p.. lt I'.ut- tt-eiilli and i"!f!e. nth: llw. J. CU.-S'in. .Ir t. .lulla c Vuorhle- ito. il SII!.NiW.N r. ft. ii. s.. Let. Tuur- t-iih and I'lftevntli. Julia c. Voori'l'' !o Ijlu. J. t.i.g Jr w. d lft :.oo 'tiAiiiiiAni: i.icr.vsr.s. Charlea lhe AuRat Uearn A. I". Worsen Kathrn liumes J.."!" ciriiialDin Arme C. Shults Ili-nr- Ile!.er I.) ilia Taeiieen T. ltarbndire M t-irinre Keller c. Matthctn I.inra I'attcrson i:il.ert llirli I.'izle Stlckman K-ed V.'alsiorth 1 e?-e.e Van I-ar J Maurer 1-lna 1'feirer lvtrr lloatsman Horn. 11 lUrts J.ilm Zllura .Norah 11. Neumann c nrenlrr Manne Mmmjii Scott A. II Mi.rrls Jlp In. it. i UaKland .1 IIn-.i-ntl.aI lth'-r l:vv-i.tallt 5113 Walnut K1J North CI.lll'l 1110 Oiuutiail KIO llliki.ry ...13 North ltro-idnav i'.i: Noith IlrondR'ay 1M4 Morcan l-7 South Cotniion Chli'Hfjo. Ill 4ICI West l'lne 1K4 Morsan Hii North l:iev.-nth i:il7althton. Ill i:van?llle. Ind 3S1T Califotnii iT, Californl 140 Sallsl'tlry illi MrKl-.-rtck Kayt St. Iillls. Ill ICa.t St. leiilt. Ill S14 Mofsan ...llf North Klgh-.eenth 174A Sloreati C-)sJ Wejumlnlpr ll.-i Texai WanhacliK Te lt'i Market ZIJ Suuth Scond A'.'olillnc Hint'. ISU Colli. Finest Quality; rrlc-s from K.) to j:0 00. MrrmiKl Jaccartl'-s.Hroaduay and Lucutt. in iti.vi. ii:iiiiits. l-iiili-n.k IMinun, C4 year.. Mil Sulith Ih.r teenth. lerehral aiH plcy. Louis Prtr-i. ;j year-..' Michigan. Mary Culdn. jeais. South -rhlrd; rt-IK-ure. Mi-liael sturUel. ct years, lis ilonrce; c.irhosis of liver. Ilerllu Until. years. :S-'-t South Siventli; cr iuj.. Adoimune j:ttinser. yeara. lili Market; tMvhoi.l feier. John Hlghe. 41 years. St. John's Ilo-pttal. I neumonia. Iary lic-y. it years, St. Vincent Institution: tumor of .irain. Annie O Ileam. ii year-. SCoO lston; j.nfu innnta. Allwrt i:. Pulllvan. 37 years. SSM Pads, rnt-u-ni'inia. John Vnn 71 vears. M Ltn-as. seoiiiaftnla Mm Murt'h). 6) wars. c-iltinsdlr. III.; heart failure. llridcct Caulflrld. 54 yeart". city H wpital. iva S'nletun. tetanus, following injury to fi.t Emma Yerkens 21 yearn. W2 tohwtdan. anae mia Paul P. Ite. 0 j ears. IFt Warren: an.nmia. Ellen M. Schuernutnn. 1 year-. 7:s l"lotis-ant: dlththeria. Ji.bst II. Woerhekle. 78 yeai.. It'li MontRomerv uraemia. I'erdlnand A. !ulath. years. itl i'alm. e..n-vui.--i ens. James 7- Hall. 71 years. lu Nurtn LifrlrKwell; heart disease. Maud ltitterskamp. 13 -ears. SI7 South Twelfth; conResti.fli of bruin. Mathla. Pchneiiler. yean?. 171S .South Tenth, crip. Autntstlne Daenker. 75 years. 2M9 llel-ert aj-plexy. Johanna W. Wltttr. 2 years, Irt Manchester: tphoid teer alary Frazer, 13 years. Female Hospital: heart dl"ease. John Krey. 37 years. 5SW Arsenal; he. rt d' case. Ina ranteno. S". -ears Female llaspital: ne phritis. William J. lbtan. il years. IBI srfiVld: con-s-nmptirn John Maxev. vj years, city Hnr.la!: ipliriti. Inest Shaffler. 3S yearn. 4 tS.-piMe; ineu Tjionla. ..f oCVtltV, lrSZ?L,V Iwis A. Itradlev. 71 jear.. 1 Houtti Jet- rMin: c.tltls. Thoir-ls XlclSulre. 49 years. Uaptist Sanitariiim: n.- resls .f rll".. Marsaret Liin-ka. 7 ear. T.l Mlthnel!: stricture intestire--. A I" .tames. 3 rear.. M..-oari 1'acirV llc.s pltal. s?.o k. ac u!ent. Julia J'eOho. 71 jeurs. X-1 Mcraa: art dis ease. Pace Lmai 3 :7l"i ilill: reririt.e Wilhamson I" Iluwara. jeais. nr; artlexy. AKirle DTier 21 vears. afc Lot-as: -acer. Samuel ITazee. 'a years. SHI A 7Ch Twen tieth; heart disease. Caroline smith. SJ vears. 7713 ttat-r; censump- ICas-per nothenhenser. 48 .ars. S-33 North Ilnadnav: nephritis. Annie M. Winkler. 3 vears. ;3i Pouth Sulh: eonsumtiflon. Kethertrei ;nil)e-i. imis. 'K2 I.m:: n "rltl" Ia'l N. Harris "-7 yea--. ;-ja rtell; al.'-'i.di- citl- Ilenrr Iirli kenkafp. '.'vnr. i-ut Ial-. rntu- monia. I. -ej.h 1! M.nk.-i. .'7 ti'it". itv 'L.Tital; c n-iuniai. a. NEW CORPORATIONS. Missiiriu. m:i'i-i!i.ic spkcial. .leffeiv.-i iMv Mo. Jan. The Wel-bj-h Sti Licl.tiiu- C mi.anv of Amenta of Him-1 til. d t-.-l.m- if u. i- .ri-.rati .n In this Stale: iaw ttal si.-i-l.. 11 i- lanital In Mi".mrl. Si'.-JL The U'i!oli r-.at.el Jleth d.st Euiwoiu-il f.iuu h cf t'lavton ti:e,j ar'ii les of Ireorouratli.n. TBXAS EEPrlll.IC S-rECIAL. Austin. Tu.. Jan. 79. The follow Ine charter. v.er- lll-d 1'V the Secretary of state to-dav: Th Wrlrhf- if-ra-h-.ue Cumiunv or li'tiloli. T lailtal st. i.k Jl A. The Miami l.:t.rarv Association of Miami. Tx.. no ipital t. .-U. The T. It J .in. i .Si Sons Saddlerv nnd Harnt-s Comuinv -f r..lm-i..'. Tex., eaidtal st.ick. NOTES ABOUT TOWN. The Olivia Ihillding Company lilrd with the K-eurder of Deeds est.-rd.iy a state ment of ilter'.ise of c.ipn.il siuik. from SiVU" tn The a-s.-ts are glteu as &WM. Willi no liabilities. Sellna A. Cory was grunted a divorce yes terday iiu.n l'i.rson !S. Cory by Judge Klein on Hie giounds of drunkenness and ill treatment. The eouple were married on February IS. 1SSC. at Whateher, Id. The will of Ilemy I.. Zeller was lilisl for probate y.-s.-rd.i. II" directerl that JJ.Us) bo investe.1 fi r the In ;ielit of his daughte'-, Iitith .Margaret Zellei. He left llie bulk of the estati. which is valued at JlS.l'W, to his wife. Judge Tally yesterday denied a divorce to Mi'ty A. Pioveiicheie f ro n Ferdinand It. J'rovenchere. The case was tried some months aao and taken under advisement. Aire. Provciichei.- barged her husband with drinking and ill-trciting her. The 7uerney Intandescciit Light Com I..ny lihil articles of liu-orpitrallon with the Kecorler uf D-eds. The capital stock is JiK.". divideil intii I.(I4 .-haris. all jiaid. David W. Guernsey holds .Ms share?; S. T. J'rice. 7 sinre:; J. ii. ltramh. IVj shares. and Harsto-.v, Jr., shares. Policeman IJdward Kichorn of the Second DDtrict was lined t'n and rusts, in the Coait of Criminal Correction yestirday on :t charge of assault and battery. It was charged that on December 21 lie beat tip John I. Duei.n of No. Hi'. Minnesota ave nue. Kidmen's case .-time up before the Hoard of Police Commissioners on Tuesday and lie was exonerated. While the family of Maurro Marsh of No. 112 Finney avenue was asleep yestcrdav morntng about t o'clock. lire broke out lit the second story. All of the members of the family were awakened and made their escape without injury. The damage tn the house and furniture, principally bv water and smoke. Is estimated at It is sup poped that the lire was caused bv a defec tive Hue. At tlie annual meeting of stockholders or the Missouri Lead and X.Ine Company, the following directors were elected: James Campbell, John It. miller. W. K. Heed John P. Newell and Fred Kdev. The di rectors are all St. Louisans. except Mr. Kdcy, who Is a New Yorker. The directors organized by cloetins James Compbell, president: John ir. Itutler, vice president, and W. F. Ite.-d, n-crttary and treasurer. The following companies filed articles of Incorporation with the Recorder of Deeds yesterday: IVmn.tr Realty Company; capi tal stock. S3MV): stockholders. T. C. Hlg gins. J. F. Donovan and J. I-:. MrGluni. American Furnace Company; capital stock J-i.w nne-huir paid; stockholders W D Harrison. J. H. Laux and Harrv Van llayse. Acme Novelty Company; capital slock. JJ.Oio. one half paid, stockholders-. Rcinhold Tliieme. K. Waehter and John Schneider. I'inti I'niieral Arrniiuemenls. The funeral or Colonel John Finn, who died early Simd ly morning, will be held from the Church of the Immaculate Con ception to-day at 9 o'clock. Father G I) IN.wei. a life-long friend of Colonel Finn! will officiate. The pallbearers will be mem bers of the Calvary- Cemetery Association, Orphans' Hoard and Knights of St. Patrick of all of which organizations Colonel Finn was a member. The bodv will be l..ia to I rest in Calvary Cemetery. llubeit Van Dreveld -w. d TAWjHI: ft., i 11. i:an and l.jft"n, IjuN HoIk ii laizat'eth -amdl REORGANIZATION OF SEABOARD AIR LINE. 1'ifsiilt'iit Williams Savs He Will Tush In riuiiili'li(iii the .V:v 1'lan. OVER SIXTY-TWO MILLIONS. How liomls fur That Amount Will I!p IsmipiI anil Distriliutcil hiijalls's h'ftircment Ii'ail- roail Ni's. New York. Jan. Kwnt court decl tions havini; lioon favoralde to lhe Seaboard Air l.!tn r(i.r;;alilz:ilinli scheme, I'ri-aldent John Pkelton Williams says that Hie plan will bo puflitxl U compleilon as soon as possible. The Jinincial fountlatlnn of the plan con tll of the i?suo of JiHJJ'VjOI. consollilnteil 4 p"r cent mortp.iKC ImiiuLs. (r thir amount ti:'.67i.0 l.-j (o be ln-unl at once; ?la,7t.V)"0 is to be rpserveil for fiituro -xt'tiions ami lmptovtinonts. ami $IT.S3il0iv Is set aside to offset prior liens. Tim b. mils to be Immediately Issued are to l.e distributed as follows: $.;.C7).000 goes to the Florida Central and Peninsula Syn dicate. In exchanse tor the 2l..fnn stock uf that company; JI,1W will bo airplisl toward eaiici-II.-;" the bon Is of the roads acnulred; J1.3,(ha Is to be issued In x thance for Gersla and Alabama preferred stock at V). and MD.r") for Oeorcia and Ala. bama common at 7S; J1.SVO0 will retire car trust eerllilcatt-s; SV.,Wi v.ill retire Durham and Northern sixes; Sl.Oi'V"") will be applied on the South Carolina extension Irom Ham let; Jl.tM.lvJ will be ustd to retire shares of s-eaboard stock and shares In other rnads held by minority .vtockhuldi-rs. and $-.oSW) will bo applied to stock bought by the Seu. bo4rd Air Line Syndicate. 1'resldtr.t Williams) says that the entire bonded Indebtedness of the consolidated sys tem will average about SlS.Ottt per mile, and he flsurcs that the actual carnlnRs of all the roads concerned last year were sulll uient to pay all llxe-J charges and Itave a sunilus of between K4.lju and fJiO.W). Tliomas I-'. llyan. who Is opposed to Pres ident Williams's, plan, becau.-to he docs not think It fair to all the pirtles Interest d. doe.s not regard the decisions of the courts thus tar as Anal, and he says that he will liijhl the reorganization to the end. The Seaboard Invi still tit Cotnpiny Is seeking imorporation In South C.trolina with a earj ital of fJo..i. it., purpose b. ini; to deal in properly In the interest or the Seaboard Mr Line. hi iti.iNcrov i:.vri:.Mo.v Aeu I. nods to He Opened I p In Ne- uriisi.it nun VI toinina. ISurling'i.n trains are now running across the bridge at Ilndgeiu.rt. NV!.., the lirst station on th North Plitte River, until of Al. lance, llridgeport v.H! undoubt.dlv i... tn.- county seat when 1 dnid.d. eytnne County is ISayard. the next s-ailon net, is located fourteen miles from Hr.dge;, .rt. Thr re Is a btidge ootr-irtictcd across tl.e rlvr sou of this point. The Alliance irrigating 'diu-.i ta.tes watir from the river south of torn -on .uii.s east to a point about opejuvjte I iiridg. imrt on the north side. Tlie "N.-.e Mile" Canal taps the over almut s,.v. n I miles wet of liayard nnd runs a short t uistance east of th- tnwnsit,-. On the s .nth side of the river llie hind is watered by the (.l.tmn-) Rock dilch for a distance of about oior. ikuMiru Diaiion n.is r. i.n. i- I........ oj.eiied for business. About February 1 it is expected trains will be running to Scott's ltluiV, tlie next town north on Hie north side of the river three and one-half miles north of Gerinc. ilere a large lwdy of land on the north side K watered by the Kuterprp-e and Winteis reek ditches On the .o.uth side of the river finm Wv -omlnc Slate line, east to Gcrir.g. the locai -ty is kn-'vn as .Mitch.it Vail. v. It is a beautiful valley, with n abundance of wa if r supplied by Hie Mitchell Canal, which inns lully twenty miles .u-t from tlie Stat. line. West of Collins. Hi,, last station in Ne braska, is the bea.Igatfs of the Farmers Conal The cost of constructing the l.ea-l-gatev was about J.VUAXJ. In Wyoming lliere v.ili 1 three towns. Torringlon. eight miles west of tin- Nebras ka State line. Fort I.iramle. about fifteen miles west of Torringlon. and Guernsey, the terminus, at least for a time. Th grading Is completed to a point about six miles onM of Guernsey Here, for ab .tit live miles, the work Is very heavy and will not be com plettd before March 1. Tin- Hiirlington will run its trains Into Guernsev not later than April 1. and the town will start with two loads. r:ivi:: a pipcitiov. s. Hopkins. Missouri I'm-1 He l.'m ilfj)c, Mustered Out of the Ai'iut. P.EPl-ni.IC SPECIAL Texarkana. Tex Jan. 20. -S. G. Hopkins, formerly assistant tl ket agent for the Mis souri I'acilli- Railroad Company at l.eavcn worlh, K.im.. has been appointed to the position of assistant to City Passensrr Agent C Ii Swindell of the Gould lines at this p!a-e. Hopkins threw up his flac wlta the Missouri I'acilic about a year ag i to follow Colonel Funston of the Twentieth Kansas Regiment to tlie Philippines. At that time It was generally announced by all of the railroad companies that men who quit the pervlce to enter the army would leceive their old position:. Inek. or some thing as good. When Mr. Hopkins relurn.il from th. Philippines, about a month ago, lie nppllisl lo President George Gould lor reiii-tatem.lit. when the Lit:, r created the oIHce here and pi. iced him In It. CIlltTIORARI DliMIll). lulled Stales Mipn-inc Court Decides Amilnst llie Clover Leaf. Washington. Jan. 2.-In the 1'nilod Stales Supreme. Court to-day the petitions for .-ertiorari. n.l by the Toledo St. Louis and Kanas City Railway Company against the Continental Trust -Company, and of Dana A. Rose, also against the Continen tal company, were refused by the court In a decision announced by the Chief Jus tice. The case Involves the bonds of tlie railroad company and was decided in th court below favorably t the trust com pany. The purpose of the motion of Mis railroad tompany was to secure a review by the Supreme Court, but this is denied by to-day's decision. A. sii.i.iv xs iikatii. For Venn Chief Clerk for tlir s. I.onls Terminal Assoi-intlou. A. Ii Suilivar. cliter clerk for the St. Louis Terminal Association at the fnlon Freight Depot, Eleventh and Poplar, died at his home. No. X'l Lads avenue, at 1 p. m. Sunday. Mr. Sullivan had been In the em ploy of the association for the past sixteen vears. entering service in a minor position, from which, through successive stages, by close and utrlut attention to Ins duties, he Hdvanced himself to the Important iositIon held at the time of his death. He was very much esteemed by his employers as well as his subordinates, and by a largo ship ping public, with whom he came in daily contract. Mr. Sullivan was born In Rnnls, Countv- Clare. Ireland, where his parents, two sisters and olio brother still reside, lie. leaves a widow- and four children, the eld est 11 years old. c;. citocKinis i.nti:ri:vt. Spejer S lullcnle Snlll lo Jlnvc Hough! His Southern Pud Ho Stock. San Franclsc". C'al., Jan. 23. The Exam iner pays: Word comes from New York that the Speyer Ranking Syndicate has taken its option on George Crocker's Sojthein I'acilic slock. He owned two-eighths of the entire Crocker holdings, or 75,'. shares, and lie Is said to have received as a money con sideration S.U'WO. This is on the basis, of a share. The other members of the family some time ago received from the Speyers an ag gregate of tS.toO.Wm. or I3S a share, for a total of 725.(100 shares. Mrs. Jane Sanford Is believed to have received ;il,2!Xs.X) for Iier 2Ni. s-liarcs. whli-li Ii nn Hie 1i.-i.-Ih of tfi a yh.ire. K.-arli lltintiiiRlnii and tlio Speji-rs liavi an ,'ilisnliit.- (i.nlr.il of tin- ciniiaiiy. Jlimt IiiKti.ti luiMliit; anil Hie Siii-yeru .T7i.ii0 sliare-. Tin- tins..- interests have in the aKk-recatv cu.K.j slmri-s. out or Hie i-i.m-Iaii)V lutal Mock t3 inr uf 2,iv.lV slian-s, i(iri-M-itlui; at par a valuation of JAf,-W.WJ. Coiiiiiirnts on tlir Ili-nl. N'ew Yurk. Jan. 73.-It-i;Jn!!iiK I he report Jlial tlit- t.e.i.-r liankin syniiiiati; lull xiiiKlit Hi- noldiiiRs or ili-otKf t-'iocker in lli- Souilieiri I'.uili.- rii.ul, .Mr. -ncki rs I't'iMniial r.-iir.-senlative In this illy said that lit- km tv tiutlilin: alMiut the lo-c.lli- thiii.t of Mi. Criv-kir-s i :o.k. Ill.s-wliere tin- iiiiiiiiaiiik M.itt'iip nt was ..l.t..in. il: "It t.s ImiHi-ible !i. mv wlicthn tlu- tiar nt-iilluiif.il have ri i-eil their unilmi I '-.hi s.ij, lioweer. thai th- Soiitiieru la t-lili- lioMiiiK!, or .Mr. i'io-l:er at this tlun -ire in-., Ii i,ss tlian 7.'w shai. iih-j ure onij iionilnai. m:v ciiicaco-om mi.v .m:rvici:. The Illinois Centrnl ll.-nn It nun I nc Il 'I'ralns lrNli-nlii, IlEPIIILIC SPECIAL. umalia. Neb., Jan. Z -liright and clean as a hew dollar, the llrst Illinois Central pas senger Ii.i!ri arrived In Umah.i tills morn- in,;, alttr having bit Its big load nt jms el!Ers, :;rij-iive Iowa editors from Du liti'jue to the .Missouri Klier. at t'oiili. II Illulfs to lire.ikf.iM. perhaps, .i dozen pa-sei:gc-r v. re left to ei.m. on through. The train was slated tu arrl. at Si; a. in., but Mnco it was it niw train, the oltlclals sought to make it so throughout, and hltchtd on ull elegant big new engine at lort Dolce, the pick of them all. Hut th new engine was not onto Its Job and balk'-d several times, and refused to stejm, i-o Ibe train got in at 11 if. u m., instead of on time. lint when It did get here the. engine was all right for -looks" nnd the wliolo train was a, handsome sight. There were a buffet, library and baggage car. a chair ear. two day coaches ami three sleep ing cars, ull t.r the latist inod.-l. and hand S'iniely linisiud. The day coaches were from the Harney Herry shops, and the Pullmans v.ere the best or their kit.d. loins out. the lirst train was at 7 a m snarp. iHiund lur Minneapolis, and it made I lis time from the rulon Pass..i:g.-r Statici by way uf the Kasi unuilia llrn.'ge to the I'outitll Ii!ufis S'ation in mst twenty m!i,. uies Hie -,eujid ttiim 1. It for Chlcaiiu at I 10 p. in. i.x.ai.lss ui:ti!ii:mi:vi fnja Bc-urue V. Met ens Will Mi eeeeit 1 1 1 III ull the C. ,v O. Cincinnati. O.. Jan. it'. M. Ii Ingalls, president of th Chisapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, to-daj announced that on IVbruary I next lie will retire fiom that ollleu and that hi v. Ill be su.-ct.cdrd by Gtorge W. Stevens, at present the general manager of the toad. Georgo W". Stevents began hla railroad career Just thirty-six years ago as an of lice uiieiigcr In tlie employ of the Ilal ttinore and Ohio Railroad. He was then only li yeais of age. having been born at Ltlea. O.. on February 1, 1S.-.1 He was agent's clerk and telegraph uKrator for the samo line, and from 1?70 to 1S73 wus buccesslv.ly agent, assistant dispatcher and train dispatcher of the 1'ituburg, Cincin nati and St. Louis. From lbTJ to lfW he was with the Wabash, St. Louis and i'acilic. and lis successors 1:1 the capacity of train dispatcher, division suiierlr.tendcnt and assistant general super intended!. On January 1, 1SS0, he was made general superintendent of the Chesapeake and Ohio and six months later was promoted to oe general manager, a portion be has held since that time. I'RAIRli: STATi: KXntKts. Alliin's Latest l)n 'I'rulii I'roni M. Liiuit to C'lilt-ngo iiml t. l'uiil. llEl'lliLli-SPEllAU Alton. III.. Jan. zt. The new- management of the Chicago and Alton will make some radb-al changes in its passenger service and ei up.'iieiit between this and the middle of February, v. Inn :ts new time schedule will te put into effect. Foremost among them will be an entiie new train, called tlie "Prairie State Express." which will run from St. Louis tn Chicag and make thiuugi nu.s-tlons over the Chicago. Mil waukee anu St. Paul for the Twin Cities. This train will iival in ciulpment the. Alloa Limited, vvhl.-u now leavts St. Lou's at 1' a. m.. and wil h-ive ...i parlo.. dining ..ml ob-e.-vation cai.s. In a.l.liiion i. thr ug.n sit ejiern to Milwaukee. St. Paul and Minn. uh.us. It will leave St. Ieiuis at HAt nMi and arrive In Chi'-agn ai p. m Ti,e j Lliled plans will be giv.n out at Chicago heaibiuarters in a short while. It is also tile inti iilion lo put entirely new equipment i n tlie St. Louls-Kar.sa's City ami Cn.cagu-KaiisaH city lines, bring all passenger trains in service siilctlv nn to-.la.to and s-( o:id to none In the country. The old equipment will lx sent to the shops and then l.i.tc-d m service on the lin.-s re- centlv ac.uired bv tlie Alton syndicate. Vuniiist Hit- llnilronds. 'aul. Mint' Jan. 1". District Jn.i c St Ilunn to-ii.iy decided the easts of the State Railroad .nut Warehouse Commission aga.nsi ibe Minneaiiolls and St. LmiIs R ill- load and tin- St. Paul and Dulutli road judge Hum sustains the State and the onmmisison respecting !he Issue and directs l hat u peremptory writ of mandamus i.-.ue lorthuith. directing the defendant roads to adopt and publish and ke.p for public in spection certain joint through rates to W iharge.1 bv them for fr tght for hauling hard coal in carloads from Duluth to points named on the line of the .Minneapolis and St. Louis road. The .bcisinn holds that the contention of th" railroads that the ordered rates were unreasonable has not l.ten sustained. Has Cosily Terminals. !L Llltl- Rock. Ark.. Jan. "I Ar-ielc in- coiiH.ratlon of the SaHne County Hanxlle nnd Granite Railroad Company were to-dav liied with the Secretary of Siale The capital slock Is $r..'l. There are nine di rt ctors: S. Rodmond Smith. J. Krnet Smith. R. S I'.-iry. K.lwaid T. I'lice G It -McKenzic. Fred W. Hush. W. U Cooper. Dowell Gann and J. J. Heavers. The pro posed road is to be two and nr.e-half mile- long, and begins at a point in tlie Hearden Held, in Township south, range 14 west and runs In a southern direclion lo a wliilo .oil. !r-- in Ibe northwest corner of the truce of the Crumby Held. Ttio Lines llleft OHicers. ItKPI-llLIC SPECIAL. Houston. Tex.. Jan. 23. At the annual mietlng of the New York and Texas and .Mexico and the Gulf. Western Texas and Pacific railways, h. Id to-day at Victoria, the following were elected: Directors C p Huntington. y. G. VanVI-ck. D. C Proc tor. A. Dacost.i. V. R. Proctor. D. T. "Forbes and 1". C. Proctor. Oilieers W. G Van Mf k. president; D. T. ForlK-s. vice presi dent and general .superinlendent; W .1. Craig, treasurer, and II. M. Smith -cre-taiy. These roads are a part of the Hunt ington system. Earning; of Ten. REITHLIC SPECIAL Ausiin. Tex.. Jan. 29. Th. road Commislon h.s cuinletr Texas Rall- inditing the npirls of all the Texas lines for the twelve months ending June ;o. iot. The results show that for tne year Indicated the gross earnings of all roads amounted io Jt."'.S31. 191. repros' ntlng an Increase of p) i-j' per cent over the pr-e ding vear. which I- the' largest increase on recunl. Missouri 1'iiclllc Corps. REPrnLlc SPECIAL Ruffalo. Mo.. Jan. 23. The AIlssouil Pa cific surveying corps on the Jefferson Cltv old Sprinlleld bin mil has reached here The surveying to Springfield will b- com pleted iu about three vvteks. Personal inn! Current Aotcs. J. M. Hoffman, ticket aRnt cf the Wa bash at Ruffalo. N. Y.. was at headquarters ycsierduy. W. .1. Carcrly. traveling freight and pas senger neon: of the Rio Grande Western at Denver, was here yesterday. William Qulnn. who was with the Ri--rour. has been appointed yardmasier of the Ii. A; O. S-W at I'an.-t, 111. The Executive Committee of the West ern Passenger Association will hold a meet ing In'Chlcago on Thursday next. T---J rraI- Kener'd agent of the Frisco at itchlta. ka., was at headquarters yes terday, as was also J. II. Mace, superintend ent. Efforts am Iwlng nude by the larger trunk lines to get the Pullman ccrapanv to risutr.o charge of buffet and dining "car service. The Santa Fe system will begin using a new style of local tickets on February 1. It Is claimed tlie new- tickets cannot bo manipulated Improperly by travelers, i-on-duetors nnd agents, as tlie old ones have been. George L. Thayer has ben appointed district passenger agent of the M K. t T.. with headquarters at Ruffalo N Y. His territory includes the New England States. New- York. Pennsylvania. New Jer sey. Deleware, Maiylasd and the District of Columbia. Tlie Reading Railway officials have de termined upon another change In the style or coat worn by passenger Urakemen. sta tion agents and other unifoSned employes. The new coats, which will rr.ake their ap pearance with the summer dress, are to lie of military slyle, with small stand-up collat and buttoned to the neck. White stand-up collars will bo worn. No change is to be made in the present style of the coats worn by conductors. Another charge IThirty Days' Trial, j Dr. Sanden's m. W.lterMi'A f&7m v. iy y V COPlRISrITtD not refer I 4 you sleep and you pay when cured. i or send lo! free hook esplainiu all, j'CiSUIIill lltLIlllOII. Dr. F. B. Sanden, 407 N. Oflice Hours. 0 a m. loop m. Sundays. 10 0 4W a& 5 T s. "MS. I as. J l-KAflp'yij9'S!' o t&JOeigS?3&&&ri. 'js-y r-i ,'47e-vy,c: hfv ADVICE FREE. ckriR Qflyf fll IUC CT St. Louts, Mo.. Room20J.and Oltlca 2J t!oor Emilit BUi. 0U4-ULIT L 01 tloun: 9a. tn. to Up. m. Sundiy. u fo U only. city papers will prove established practice since l'tz. See lark number cf Th Republic; b convinced. You see III!. WHITTIER In person For Honest Treatment- M res all Clirnnic. .Vr lllnl, Min ani trltmrj ninrn-vrs -l-oth teies. .t-r4u-t Urlitllly. t .tlanlxHid. et cro.lucir.g n-rv-cuMie??, 'teiipfi(!ttit and 'ntu lener: rr unfit h( ior burit,rsa or m.rr.svK: rult of errori. I st msnh milky urir.e, urRanle w akiw".. rjuicKns. sf-. etc-, power r's!f.r(j ai a rad ai cur euaranfed. Ask Tor Iilank 1. ftlnml I'oinou all stag-. i;r-rna I lc?r. rurr i for fr h :ff mJn Ak for ISlanJc 12. Irinury and lllmltltT a!lm--ntt u.ckK ir.-l Gainful, Iiffln.It Ti Krinnt or Bloodr r.nr aNi i.rAate llie3" whli h tytnict crir.iry iiajr c Ak for Hlank 23. Ill an Ml ltvfrnl ill ruwi M-Tprn trthnX nr rutting r writ ftr ndrlc. Snrclrnl rar -3ihthr canpfnltil or ar-iutr?'. -.icci'fu!! treatd. nrlp.irel In tlay. .irulral IJ icllonnry ana iiiviicr ire' lliellonnry and tilxlser tre- rt er:. e. cr rea;-.i WHITTSER will be the discarding of the white cap In summer and the substitution of a black silk rep. The following Missouri Pacific passen ger men wen- at headquarters yesterday; J. H. Lyon. Western passenger agent, Kan sas Cltv, C li Stvlls. pas-cliger aid ticket agent. AtohK.in: R. T. G. Matthews, travel ing passenger agent. Loui.-iVlIie; A. A. Gal lagher, district passenger nsent. Cir.clnmtl. and Renton Oiilcl:. passenger and ticket agent at St. Joseph. TAXES TO BE REFUNDED. Commission Men Are Not Com mercial Urokers. A decision has just been rendered by G. W. Wilson, Commissioner of Internal Reve nue at Washington, which is of great Im lorlar.ce to commission men. as it will enable them to ge: back the money they have paid for special tax licenses. The ruling was mad in answer to a statement made by a commission firm in regard to us liability to pay a tax as commercial broker.- and Is a- follows: "In all these transai tions. where the goods :.'e actually delivered, they cannot lie re garded as commercial brokers In v'ew- of the fact which, they state namely: "In all uses wh rt contracts- are fultllle.1 or con summated by delivery of the goods. such de liveries iire made by us. we have possession uf ibe g.ssi.-. we have th" title to them j and such dellvirlis are never made by par ties for whom we contracted such sales." -TI-- only trans-iction-. therefore, which an give ris- to the question of their spe cial tax liability as commercial brokers me I 'hose that relate to sales lor future del! ery. and as to those they --c "our 'ales t for futii-e delivery me mi.de In our name only this neiuK so. they do no: act m Hie capacity of brokirs. and upon such a stale men of facts they do not come within the definition of urokers in paragraph i, section nt tne y.-; 01 aune ij. js:'v. Ill a letter from the Commissioner tu i Secretary Morgan of the exchange he says: 1 ..u ay in. it memoers oi your exchange wm. nre sitic:iy commission rucrena have been obliged to fay special tax merchants commercial broker. If they are prepare 1 lo show- inis statement of fatts they are at liberty to make claim for the redemption of the speilal tax stamps iss-jtd to them as omtaeieiai umbers, anti tne collector at St. Lorn". 11. C. Grenr.e.-. will, upon their I application, furnish th'-m with the pre scribed form nf makirg such claims Members of the exchange who are com mission merchants and who have itld the tax as commercial brokers can obtain the blanks for Hie redemption tax stamps at the office of the Mer hams' Exchange. When the special tax law first went Into eff. ct a number of the loenil commission merchants expressed their position to Col lector Grenner and were informed that It would not be necessary for them to pay the commercial brokers' tax, but later they were untitled that they must not only take out comtncicI.il brokers' licenses, but were also required to pay a penalty of 3) ir cent extra tor having taken the Collector's ad vice nnd neglected to take out a license. It now- develops that the Collector's opinion wa. comet, and those a ho are able to prove that they do a commission and not a brokerage bustnet-s will be able to get their money back. Thomas Akin, when asked to explain the difference b.tween a commercial broker and a commission man. said: "The commis sion man 1- one who has Roods consigned to him to be sold and remits the pro ceeds to the consignor, or one who pur chases goods on orders and forwards them to his customers. A broker Is one who ex ecutes Hie order of the commission man on tlie Hour of the exchange and who as sumes no risk or responsibility in the trans action." Secretary Morgan said yesterday ihat a great majority of the commission men who had paid the commercial brokers' licenses and penalties v.outd be entitled to recover the amount so paid. ST. LOUIS "COUNTY NOTES. A marriage license was Issued at Clay ton yesterdav to Vilenllne Xtmmcrniaim and Uzzie Hast, both of Maltese. Dramshop licenses were issued at Cl ly ton yesterday to Ilenr) .Meyers of Ivory Station and Maicus Reus: of the Six Mil') House on the Natural P.ridge road. The application of the Aerial Electric and Manufacturing Jo:npany for a fran chise to build a system of conduits in St. Louis County was yt-ste.-day continued to t!.e next lerm or the Ciunty Court. A petition was presented to the '"omity Court vesterday by citizens of St. Ferdi nand Township asking for Ihe appointment of S. II. Harmon as Justice of the Peace. The mailer was referied to Judge T. R. Ilrouster. Mrs. U. IL Charles, wife or the pastor of Clayton Presbyterian Church, i- serious ly 111 at her home, the result of falling downstairs in her home last Sunday morn ing. She sustained a dislocation of I ho left shoulder. Doctor li C. Rouse says Hut she will be laid up for some time. The will of Nicholas ZImmermnnn of JIatteso was tiled in the Probate Coutt yes terday. He bequeathed his personal proper ty and tile prulits on his real estate lo his wife, Margaret Zimmerir.anti. until his youngest child shall attain his majority, when she 1 to receive a title in fee simple to the property. Mrs. Zlminermann is made ex. ecutrix. Tlie win was executeu on -viay ii IS.".?, and the witnesses to the ilocument, Antcn Miller and Tobias Woehrle, are both dead. Ccntrnliu Revival Meeting. nCPl'llHC SPECIAL Centralia. II!.. Jan. 29. The Raptist and Christian churches of this city are conduct ing revival me-ctlngs that are attracting much attention, and both church-s have been crowded nightly for two weeks. At the Christian Church, the Reverend J. 11. Smart, the pastor. Is conducting his meetings without assistance, and is meet ing with much success, and has had twenty-live confessions of faith and acces sions to the church. At the Raptist Church the Reverend I.. D. Osborn is assisted by the Reverend Daniel Shepardson. the wheel-chair evangelist, whose speciality Is Rible :udy. Resists the- I"riiiiclilMe Tax. The Western t'nion Telegraph Company Is the second corporation to rerve notice on th St. Louis "-ount- authorities Ihat It would resist payment on the assessment of its franchise, ordered at th last meet ing of the Sate Hoard of Equalization. Yesterday County Collector Karrenbrock received a letter at Clayton from T. l Cook, superintendent of the telegraph com pany. 111 wnicn no inciosen a eneck rnr pany. 111 wnicn no in $U)t for 'M per cent check wills- returned, bsn Rallv?'s. 5K.D1 for M per cent of lis taxes. The as was the Subur- bi Electric Belt. I liave just opcuctl jiernianent offices in St. Louis. Iiccatise I want to have tlie conliilcnce of all I have dcciileil for a short time to offer iny fainous l'JOO iniproveil Dr. S.-imlcn Klectric licit on tlnttv tlavs' trial. This offer shoulil lis par ticularly attractive to all sufiercrs from Khcunta- tism, I.ame Hack, Sciatica, Sexual Weakness, J Varicocele, etc. You ji.iy a small ileposit on re- ceiviii"; the helt ami the balance .ifter the thirty J' ilavs' trial, if results are satisfactory. In the o past :W) year-. I li.-tvel.een the tonliilentinl ailviser of thousand anil thousands of sufferers all over J the worlil. Ilttnilrr.ls of my patietit have been v tn St. I.ouis and I know of not one whom 1 could vim to. Worn at ni-ht. it cures while T If po-sille call at my oltice and exam sealed liy mail. I give corresponde! me nee Broadway, Hcrmod Jaccard lild;.) ST. LOUIS, MO. xm to I. Welnssday and Stcri..-iy ual. 9 p. m. ?i rt;, cr ECdi l.jt man. j --n vonuiiaiion rrcr m uiiid or by Malt. Senarate Waitlnz-Vao-n far 9 cash ptr.si. Prompt Eetrans: TT-l t Jroiiow Advertisliis mil m Wait Pai DIED ON THE TRAIN. Iowan Siiii!iiiili to Consumption on His Wav Homo. A sad death occurred on the Iron iloun taiu train, which arrived at Union Station at -I:3. p. in. yesterday. John Rutcher of J'ioasantville. ia.. who had lieen In San An tonio. Tex., for his health, and was return ing home with his wife and two youmj childien. passed away just as the big spe cial entered the station shed. Consumption was the Immediate cause of his demise. Mr. Rutcher was 23 years old. His. widow Is a mere girl. She was prostrated with riff over the death of her husband and was too confused and inexperienced to j know- what to do in the emergency. The officials at the station took charge of her I and the two babies and left them with Ma- I tron Hunter, while an undertaker was sent j for to prepare the body lor shipment. .viler me lirst iMruxysm tu Krcex nan pass,-.!. Mrs. Rutcher took courage and is sued the necessary instructions for the care of her husband's tody, which she ordered shlpi-cd tn Flcasamville to-day. She also sent telegrams to In r family, informing them of the sad event. Mr. Rutcher had only been In Texas a short time. From the first the physicians there pronounced his case hopeless and a. few days ago told .Mrs. Rutcher that her husband haJ not long to live. She thought to get him Iwck to his home and friends that they might be about him when the end rarne. She did not tell him of the hope lessness of his case, but made some pre tense for leaving San Antonio and he com sented to go. He was very weak and hjd to be carried Into the sleeper. He rallied the t'.rst day of the journey, but the cobT weather which was encountered In Arkan sas an.l Missouri developed a hemorrhage, which hastened his end. The Butchers are well-to-do. MIuiIoits Were Xnlled Vi. Fire attacked the two-story frame hous at No. 4012 Finney avenue eariv- yesterday morning. According to Robert Titintei; who lives next door, the blaze was first dis covered by the neighbors, who hunted up a watchman and had an alarm turned In. The dwelling was occupied and owned by Mon roe Farsh and family. The firemen report that they gained access to the Interior oj the burning building with difficulty, as the windows appeared to lie securely fastened with large spike nails. Hoards had been likewise attached to the inside of some of the -windows. In the meantime the flro had gained such headway that the bulldinc was badly wrecked. Sixteen to One. An onnco of prevention is bet ter than a pound of enre. A toa spoemful of Abbey's Effervescent fcr.it (iUo Salt of Salts) is bettor than be- m k ill and st-f-f eri ng Abbev's Salt lias Kticli n. re markable tonic effect on tho stom ach, the lwivels, tho liver anil the human system frenerally that if you take it rejcnlarly yon ars practically suro o? good health. Abbey's is a wonderful prepara tion try it physicians every where recommend it. It is pleas ant to tako. DR. F. I. LEONARD, DrooHyn. JT. Y.. states "lam extremely p!aed with the results I have re ceived from Abbeys r.ff -vrsce-it Salt. They certainly are up to stanJ ard nnd do all that is required of thenz. I have used other Salts but they car rot ccrcpare with nor da ttey ait lite your salt." There are sorre people who never doanythinzuniilthorbaveto. Don't be one of thesr. TaVe tare of ycur health while you have it. Retain your hcale.t by th- daily ue of Ab bey's Effervescent Salt. At drnirgists only. Sac, 50c. anil 51.0'J per liottle. Send 4 cts. In stamps, to pay postage and packing, and we will nail you one ot tte cost dainty ?r1 bcaMiul colored calendar creations of the year. The Abbey Effervescent Sntt Co., Drill. I). O Murray SI., ."Sew York. KSo i i iTIIEFOUXDATIOX OF HEALTH I (M?aS I -as" ""''-t I HE I USED DAILT, GIVES HEALTH I I I m

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10 TIIH REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JANUARY HO. 1000. M WHEAT MAB'1 MAKES FURTHER GAINS; OTHER 6RAIKS QUIET. rni:nr. s rnirnr.it i:inr.n: or am: siiii:m.iii imh:iii.ji(. im:vi ami ci.o-i: u i 1 1". SENTIMENT GROWING BULLISH. corv .iiiivr.i mt-iu: mi mi ciifNfii: minx: tiii: ii ami it u t (.i:m:i: 11.1.1 m.oiv. OATS FINALLY CLOSED LOWER. O'.'Aca nopoblle. Moral iv. J.in. 1V0 There was quite a Rood deal to Interest trader" In grain to-iliy. and specially tn the actions of the hisher-prlced cereal At the opening this morning, and lor same little time after the local craln markets, exhibited unmistakable eildetioo of strength and litillislinef. itr-il were more llvelv and IntercMinslv, active than for tomo time. The carli.r advices and the conditions prevailing were tnmsuallv fnvor able, and tin re was further evidence that sentiment still lumd to the hull side. The strength shown at tht time, while pronounced, was not inaintalred. a much weaker and dtei'ledlv" tamer corxlltioti of nffair.s coming to the turface. trading fa II off matenilli. and th different markets drifted into McsrguJmt s and pretty much nil of tho cirlj Improvement was lost. After this let-down tin re were no re entries of slunlilcanco tn the chcarer grain, but wheat reacted nharply and touched the best price of the day. onlv to f.ae off again, though the closing SlguTes vvre .it .i j,o.l advance as compared with those of I. ist S.iturd.n. Fnrtlur evidence vvai forthcomlis to-alav of the underlying strength In wheat, which has pcr-istenll.v conio to the surface at Intervals during the past wcik or ten davs nd especiallv the lat day or two Tho change has been Mow In coming, but It now looks as thouga the turn had coma and th it the recovery in values would continuo for tho present at least, and par ticularly should the support given the niarki t be continued. Till morning the re i tionists hail the assistanco of somo stim ulating news from both domestic and for eign sour i j.. and a sharp uii-turn tool; phice right at the outlet, but this bulge was shortlv followed bv a Fetba-k. that c irried prices down rearly as much as thev had advance', which was due to a batch of bearish advices, and this avail) was succeeded by another sharp rise that sent vplues to the high point of the iUv. n nd tho tlnil close, while not at tho top, was sharp's higher. The situation in this tountrv early hinged upon the stronger J.iighh ccbo and somo verv lmport.mt in formation regarding the I'rcnth crop, "lie recent disaster to Ilritih arms, In the Transvaal caused a break of 1 per cent in eonsol?, and at tho s-an.e Uric sent wheat higher, Liverpool reporting an advanca f Id in futures and ':'uld in cash, while laondnn was Verv linn lor the latter ami '4d better for future. Tho news regard ing the I'rcnch ciop was to the etfect that It was XWVv) bu. short of that of 'S3. Tho total world's shipments were reporter! rfs 2moll, and tho amount alloat iLircased 4'Jo,0t"J bu., whereas a cai ago it showed an Increase or it.'.x-j) bu. li.mn ship ments vvc-o also very smalL The bears could l:nd tiutning to bring -or ward tei com bat this array ot buiu-li factor?, cpe clallj as th-v were b idled up by cold weather and a muih higher Chicago curb," Jlay there beit.g up to CJli 'e. The demand here was sharp enough to Jd luncc that option to 71 c or 5c above Sat urday's close-, July belling ?c better, at ta'iC Lnt jrtunateiy, there was entirely too much w heat for tile at this aiiuiue and too little; buying support, which fact, with a French caDlc reporting no dama&c to the ciop of that country, c.laed a com pute ttuntj ut front, a 1'aru cable also leporting '4c decline, hclpirg. Liverpool lost most ot its early advance-, closing easy at only VI higncr for the diy, wlmu the clearances were but l.j,vuu bu., and no ac ceptances reported. un the decline that followed Jlay went mi to .u-v- and July had sellers at us ,i-, irom whith thcic was a rcactui. to il sc biu for .Ma, and j.iles at fo'jc In July, then again decimeu 10 itf'ic and t! -c rcsie-eiivel.. 'mat tiie nulls were not discouraged over this setbaik was madu plainly cviieul wnen, on a riport tnal late caolcs were coming in strong and foreigners taking cverytning in sh,nt. togetuer vUlh a d. -crease in the v.-lble et this country ot V.Z.'f) bu they jumped ill, and, buying with vlaor, sent tin- .May option up to .J',c and July to Wjni-,o buyers, 'ihi-, .-.treiigtii. Jiowever, vas not mainiaircd to the close, lis tho market vseakciied a iitllc. though thcro were buyers at close for ilay at -c advancu lor tne day .a il'xc. and at c higher, at oj'-.e for July, while Jan. was Tc better, at .P,c n iminal t orn failed to show the- strength that made the hlghi r-pneed grain so conspicu ous this morning, thojgh as there was not much for sale and cables were higher, tl o weak.iess w is not pronouncd ISight at tho opening May exhibited wakniss iiui polj 's'fl'c loucr. at 2I'.'aJl'st. but aimo-t 1-n-jnedl ctely rcictct to -lc. One of the ch.ef weakening laciois at thc st irt was the in crease in the r. teipts at t stern m irkcts, which although not mar up to the t pcet j tlors of tl trade w. re &ul!inet.t for the bears According to the po-tlngs the totil arrivals were 4t,l bu hen, as, m t lii t0 bu last veir The sh.iiments were re portid at JkI) bu and tnc export elcar uii'es ,r.7(io bu whili the amount of wheat on ocean piss,K showr-,1 .t dtcr is,, cif 1.2v)'j00 bu ,ic unst Sie'i bu .1 jMr ago, and the visible supjdy was licreisc.1 iSiW) bu. whereas a yiar igo the in re.ise amounted to 1.07 bu l.ivupool did not lniintaiu its earlii r advime or VJ. but closed lower at only id better for the d u bpeculativ.ly. the sltuition was dull and unsettled during most of ihe s. ssioi and the changes of little Importance May ad vanced to Jl4c. fell luck to mite ani late r idled ard cloed c up for fhe d ly at Zl7 sellers July clos, d 1-I6c lower at Z2V" asked and Jan. was nominally '.c o:f at ',c. There was an lncrenp rf ;n.eA) i,u. n th- visible of .ats. against 4I. ba in trcase a veir ago, ard the situation h re Was easy- all through the stssion, .Iav sell ing at and dosin lower at 2l'e and Jan. ic off at ic n iminil etern'nidr ket receipts were bu agiinst P70i) bu. a year ago. SO loo bu arriving at this point, against mjM bu last yeir. Phi--inents were C47 0") bu -ind the clearance- Irom the seiboird but 1.7j0 hu. on tne curb, bt ljuls, ;;o p m liar v heat sold at 7:'4r to 7Jt,c and latter bid aits -lMtflUo- calls, TS'.e bid 1)11 1' New- lork May wheat, TJSc: iC3-1Cc: calls, rr.c a. puts. Keported foreigners took over .C-vviyvj bu w heat. Trade Notes. THE VTOniI-s itllAtv ciTtiavat-v-T-c Shipments of wheat Ij the principal ex-ea. 1 lnc countries: I-a-t W'eel. W I)ef Vci America ItusK Danublsn India Australia Argentine 3 M I'M 3.i61..l 4S73 8W 4 sn. tfcij iavi 3W.1 3sf.i 333 3 7WO0.) 73i.Olrt

Totals r.,3 OJ) 4 S31.00 6 7,13.(14.) shipments of com from the principal tvp-rt-lnr countries: Ijat Week. Week 1 ear

f- n n lief Ore America Jtui's'a 2anub!an Argentina .3.727a0 3isi.v i;3,0a) 3s.l 33 f.) sv nan 4sv es 440.eey 3V5 a.!) 413. lH Totals 4 3I3.0K) 3 S7? -yK) 4 S33.iJ -Tl e millers of renn-tltanla and Ohio ar- r rorted -is assertinc that unless tk-ur adtancas thet will have to shut alown thei- mills I'arm.rs will not sell their irrlln at rra-crt 1 rlrcs, anl tbouith country elevators are full rf vtbeit. tt is sold aira.nst fo- May. and will not come out for sale until srricj: It Is stated thit one of the recent causes ef Rt-all export trade has bejrun the accunalatiot af large stocks of flour In llmrii-ii parts alout FiV.0'10 racks of 3V lbs aj;a:n t 5Oi.tj0 sacks x year apo. This accumulation Is said to be in larce part due to conslgtments of Amerlcaa Hoar A Bjenos Arrta cable says that the existe-.es Clf tuhoric plaijTlc offl. i l!'r der ared n ex IMinR at I: arl hor it t su,l, tti i liru li i Ifilr. f.,r tin- lat itt.rr luantlu in u. ml.-l J nn. llasurvs ha ax last u-tu takn ti en 'l 1 It Cln.y ii l, w fatal ca- rtM-rled. IelLHlm In lis rarlv cibie an the Vrrn'h wj-al rop Is r&tim tin! a i"Hl tin te s 1"i i-i l3t jear N, that Ot rn lik l 'X bii I nxiniliab tv j-I. U tliat liutket 6 tt k on Janujrj I as 7,-irt The amount of r.hwat to be ircpoftel In Tor t"Bi fr. m Januarj li to JtiH 31 hut Wll ti5sl il lJSl.tiui hu at n dtitv iual t nl.ml I.'.c i-r bu at th pre nt rale ut rxrliangc I.! ni n sumI. if whevt is n w reno-t-d "s -""Hw lu an Ir.msc Ian -k cf lH-. and f t rn 1 lil uai bu an Increase of 3,- lAJJ bu. ihe r.!t. Ft weatlir In winter wlient re-iois Is In Irdnuii end eihl wheie i v. is en lids nuriiltit. Hint on tl. ilrtlin filat. V. cal fri-m 15a. -tor of 1 Ti.cJUlT, I'rallCr. 3s jiy n t thirty --p 1amatred V"heat nri--i$tt at primarv jlnt 'SW lu. esalnt bu. a weefe ao. 3JcWJ tu a jar -5' .47v bu, ttro y.ars ao Uerts to trrr.Tal oftK of the t Paul Iti'.I w t .Ktitnatr th.tv is 41 per e-nt of th Itt wheat crup It farmers' I anJs and twuntry ele vators ai ic the line f that roi.l Vn ,'.rK--nllne al4t reports tl at railroad com muni atlon ik tit-n Int.trupiel na oceount if I Ucu.. This yiian'd tnterfer wi-h wheit sbljj nieatm, Cash :r.im, riiiur. lite. WHrvT-t i "i hmm -p. t I !1 and IS ea-s il ILlt'lfT mi re tide m-tUtti I ut Hie Jnts i l-eit i! I -il. In elealr T N n I I 4t J iv i i ii irk-1 irti at e ili. ut 7 e f v I 1, temple oi trk s.o 2 r 1 tlii4t it "lc S.I ant 71 t i.te. No S inl rt nt r No 4 intr it Mni No larl at n Uti.-r bid 1 r fan y, Nu 3 di al c:.. j. -prinir at Mi. r.r f if t 17 r.r Ian1 N.. s n it'-tito. to arrive iww N h r i mM at et vH ish nurketl rpvsled irt cars loe-il anj t.' rars ti.r uxh loner. tui more U unif at the decMie On trk n ci, at Sle to 3!'' Nj at i- ,e o .ll-w at 'Cc. ,n whlto at Vj to 5T -e. No. 1 do at c to K'iC. cli l.e hite and M Ciarlis at 3.. cvrs--i-a !i market iu-ie.d 4t nts Io-al tn 1 -1 t- thr ukIi M.-adv with nnht fatr deman 1 n IrJ. .i and No I N .rtle-ni i.l ot Jl'.c e" at o I white It No 2 do at -i;-i v. t ,io ii- :tu i.j,. 1 V t rau. h for sale ami tl demind v-rv migrate t.v Crade N'o. I sold at a5 i N 3 -notable at El I'lJil It That the ndvar-e In Uverpool an 1 Lilin i.u due to pperulativc aui.s was e i...mej bv the fact that not ev.n i .able cam taw ir-oraini: tnm the I -itej Rlngilom to e I-irter iniii h nt ir. a ea I- aitsptaner In I U' mar Isitents JSillJ... and bikari.' J; U'UZ 01 In jule -k In'Vl f,1'1"1'15-11' bbing at J13J in ks and j: i) r I'ltinii: t rtgnrn-riutern joM-itis it :s an 1 VV eiatern at "J par 1 1.1 vltNlIi:iiVitv m.al f o b.. J17KJ1!) I",-1.r! maal Brits ind h..m nv Ji 1. ..lIMJ-lTIi-cjul. t. tut -ien.1 offerings and d i- r I sri ill I tan s..l-il.le li jra et ei f .r Ekd laut f r to'.k alar m i,j as tt I. -irre. A.,"V' I ,n and ''il" -t .'I v -K-a-eivtal 74.. t ns 1 m-iI ard -.11 tn-s thr.u;!! shirts J Is tons s.eadv but n -t m-iah at mc tie t weather Uniting the tt. n 1 m e o. btijet- let -ra les the ,,nl -riptlon reillt Koufht after I-Ha-es foil, w Timothy J1I u f rah. lea ta faiitv. Slliill j fur No ltJu-ipiyi f'.r,Nn-.? -ai- f-T Na 3. Ifalrie Jv W f r a.' -la. I. f.,r No l j;4j7j for No. -Oiail to i.t e duver ivll fcTRAll Wheat on trk at SI 7a, o-its a: SIZi. a.nASj. trr:rS-Off.rirss liBht a- steadv rrire. 'J'"'.,: ;j for rho'c- realtop 11 in el.. ...I a; r- -t. fe.. V" -nn,,n t Jl 1 -,il 3l for prime irun. !i i;,, m"1, T"','', timitiiy j;'rf-r. anV,o'-amemln"U hih-" M -s-. a-ai III I 11.1.1 1111 JV. fill TiV,9 ast.ii. t. ar a-.. j-arl tr e-e NT"11 "I'X-'-N'omlpal at Jl I" pe- lu for car lot-a prima? on trs III.UIi.i:i:ii i.ltet sale s.t SI per lfti lt Jij")i'i,rm '-il f.w lllsaturi and :,.'7'..,.,L: m"al selie-, aklnir more. bl'I.L.TlJ( Quiet nt Jt a. I'rlca-s am Cli mce. ir.ei10"'.1 'i11' FlK,lV3 a' of Prices la future aad caih nrain: fuiuro aad caih erain: C5ed T ncasl Closed 1 a-.!ar. n 71-, b b.o- la '3. n 31 .1 i Un 1". Saturaiay. i Vbeat-Jan llav July Co-n Jan Msv July O tav-Jan In Ut 71' tt 7' Oft i.sv, ;tf4 n 71 b a 1 n b -l. rj"-i31-, alay

t-ah nheat. enn and cats ranged: i.ost tear v heat N'o I red 77 (.wi No 3 IV.I 7J 4i7 ...a. 4 winter :a .j N'x 2 tiard 7a Sr73 7.o 5 hard $yijGf .1 Call N'o. I la.1.) CSV, No I 1 i,., N'o I white 3t,it? N'o 3 white.... 3, "r Cats N'o. S 2HJS-3BC No 3. 2s4,j9" No 5 N"irO-cm.3tr3) N'o J white .31 -i N'.. I white ....eS) No. 4 white. ra'Mi Saturday To-dav al S'Vt 71 Ci7Ii. s i:i a t;i 4 Mt at. t i no l-MUl I Uc.iMSt Irim inv lirrtTt m I tTtjrkf-t trja iwivint ti,. .i.a.. f A V Vh lL 4 .u vm itai'ma n soft winter heat ffcior ir- l wnVj in.",,6 I r i- I 'r,' ir lb is f. Il,. nts Stavi'it estra f in. t a I j I'cher tii--i. and in cans ',c Pr lb. 1 a bar r. a.., low Bint raeltum is.ar l..,r I I n Jies ta' .14 ar: -i.itl-. 3'' l."t 4 H'.o U nt :t',tt x .i i. flrei. :';:t-4 rC7 s a i. ia Sl'.arj: 3:';a7I; K 133-4 S-ajH Il"r 31 :t',&:i'j -taj la faia'j 31'iit Jlovement if l.rnin. Itectlnts Wteat. C irt Kin 1 v.i Phinmert. Cities Ft l.uis Wheat, e'.irr 1. Ilil kill a hlcar js. ;n iimiii 7U1 5 VJ 3 s.i laae 7aa rr.87 i foM I "I.'.. If. ii-l ta It tfal

IT. a W al .11 17a l0 lOl-Hl.! lfitn.lt Kanscs arlty Mtluauki-e 7.11nneaiIls lJuluth New Vork luhlmore l'hilailelphla it stot Near Orleans alelveslun Newport Neats 3 na 4i 17 at i.J 13 it) -4 M 2J lit .3 iaa) 41 J"3 4 17J Jv IC2 i:ii p..:w 1 il 4 aTaCU .1 S-.7 4. .t 13". a.l 3 1(0 l.Mil lliU V.a71 Slocks nt Crniii in Mora- To-alT kfJaS-i; sit lav T.vtsr vr llhant rn tiats Itve 1-arlev unttact crafies No 3 wheat No. 3 bard No 2 corn No white eaarll N a 3 oats No. Z while No. z rye I l-a -Sal 1 1ST 17 3- JS 1,1 "a. a,. I 11-1. 11 133 11. Sla 11 fa Ji 1 32T77 "37 It) 1 a.S 11 VKi I-- v 1 1 C3V4 a 7 3 l.V. S3) ls7s., IS! ir. s "4 3'S -J31 l.Svv. 11 1.' n t. tt nv 1. aa.St Milpmi-nts aif I'lnnr. at lyauba 4 I aj. U. ,c" J7 ;''nlt..U,. .l,''. M'l-eaukee Z.M bbls SI lis 4... .a. bble NVn J.,-1 M iMr' r, sk lia'.timuro S13 bbls New-pun Net, kas. e 1 .1 l.a.tu tit. ..llr t(Nf- rna 11. 7.3 '.ts r is-j V OOI.. .Market eererally s'eady. tait a;ut. Mi-sourl ft Illlnoi- ?!e 1 Comblllt 31'2 Mad rlotmns 31 Praid and lovr. 3JI, t.urr and cieir nnied 31 e-3 llurrv Iv Hi is 11 ird lurry 14 itila lauht tina 31 ti.l lbavy tire 1; 111 W iei-onsn anl Icai ItrlKit rnasl .31 ai.l IlSlk la aeS 1 ine med. P il l'me Iv Ul I Kansas K Ne!,ra ka Pi icht nied 3' ft Hark rnasl 14 arr3a l'me mei Is 4..) I Usht tine 17 Ml. I lb 11 J lino II wn nei rv Kt-it 10 4133 I Ti j I. T e. ssiuth I Medium 31 ?J3 bu tall clip 3) tna',1 (Coarse a loa no. rnasl I I.ljrht line 1. 8 1 Ii tl.l 1 lent y line u ui; southern hard .u 1 rj- 11 lukota A, wtert I. ght rr!. Ijark meab 11 l'ine me.i 11 II Hit II Dli 33 (r.tj 3' .l I', bit 11 au a)TJ)5 l.igtt fine Ilearv fine Araarsa- ale I alleereaj) 31ed tloaie Ilun-y Hsr.1 burry lall allp Tubvra-hetJ -Jo 1 No 3 Hum 23 :i Ill ai-'c from 3c to s ter lb lesv than above l'LII. Marke' firm, with a good alemand. I'accocn N 1 lirg Medlutl Small K. seconds. No 3 N'o 4 Mink N'o 1 Ivrce Small K t-eennds. No 1 medium N 1 J No 4 Skunk I lack -hort stripe Narrow strltaa Timber Had Ta.v- .0021 frV agi No 1 M No 3-i I No. 3 i Gray I 01 b No. 1 No. I Il'a-I N'o 3 No 4 No 1 lirce Sl.M N'o 1 medium 731 N'o I', 3 3"0 1 "I f w c. V 3 00 1 -el suns iv i

2w2.a i'nad stripe a) No 4 Tejas .347.1 Hear npo--i.ni llaalser Vu-knt W nlf I'ralrie .kU3o!iasier .'JI3.1 Wildcat CVlj Cilat cat 4lOlie CTl I) 955ai All -cabs aT-orthle-s. 1'ItOl Isio... rork I n. b.. 17. slle: OM JI0 33. new st-ti ard Jlltii 35. I Anl sti-im ot 17. sld- weak, prim t. ClMiia-a &t i'-C liieen 1 lams Cir lots f o h F arebfll llama li ai-fras' it S' ftVv 13 it -i ivc lla at isi,c. 1 at ics at Sv'jV l. r.'- na k-l-va SkinnsI ll IP1S- a j IV.. Itji-Sl. nt 'aii'.eve Calif )ila at T e to v,r. as It avar f 'Y? ,'.rlv h'ul,!er- at a, rm the Hoik, del: Hams at s'.c t. 5 ard belli,- a. to 7,e. as in iv 1 raa;e New lort shoulders at '.e I s. Meats FmV.1 bxl let- ranc-: Kxtra shorts it 5.r. c'rtbs nl.i'.r. clrar sides at ao. 1'ivalers charge bifther m orderia Itacon Iloveal s. c meats In a Jobblru sar Ile-ivy to (nmr I!l t braakrat Uron nt Sc to li'.fWsc, Inma at 9',c to li,4loi-e, c'alifornlis t .4iPc. shoulders t-si 1 liln smokel m--it lanxef, sails in a small trvv thus I'vtr-l sho-ts at Ki.e. c rilea it aV. -a-ort alear sides at r.'r. Dealar- charce hisber at order. '"auntrj laird Quotable In Irr-sular pics at 4Vc to 4iC STRi:irr m itikkt. FCC. Receipts l.'."l ca-es. shlppel J 1'resh reeirts were stead, at 13'- per doz 'ijss on coll st riire rana- fr--m ID'-iilSt lil'rri It Vlarket fnh Creameries n-i'ra 34 firsts 31'f3:c. seconds 3l)c. Dairy Kxtras ;ie Iir-ts lllilv seconiis Z-KX cret-e afitVc lloll Nearbv lllill'- itav ass Kitras 3uc Counter -tire packed Cbo'ce freh 14-"14'-c. Inferior t tair 111713c 1-1 He-pa. ked l.vtras Iv fr-ts 1 it.- a IIi;rsE-rLii cre1rt Twlr- 13r s.nK'e, i;a,e V V It, liri u-a-13'c IJmlreer CI 13 -e Swis le ;IC- New lork full cream 12i-c II. I ccls twins at 10. Slrcles at lie Y A" at 11- I.UK 1-otI.TItY Market inlet and steadv. Tur'.ejs--.verace receipts CitSe. heavy Inma f'.c i-hlckcns "toune and old. round. C'ic, n uk!i aid heiw 5(iU M rj. t-rs S'-n 3 "g U ira ks lfa&t OttH a lac in sis s Is r d z IiIILbSIJJ POttl.Tlty- loot i!em.in.l at full I rfcwi We quutr tsal4sl ai I uniii in v llh uj.uanJ fi TurirXi t Lmre Ii-lii Mis 'be lie-avv 7e. eld ken-. ilum and fre-n i i. heavy utll roil,u a.'- I vol i i i Jiona 1.-. ducks, ibiiue 71OSl.t pir -ti 1 ul "'mil a u aim t wtin l ant i-l a lurk. Clli.l,-- uk,t i u.k.ilMU a lib I cm, ehU,e fusii 7' ttv. biiiT anl r u.n .MVe. ruosltts e- etll K- hi l e ilj r Ml 7c. I: mh thin. Inn c 14 ilorj.f -ml m ii itrai, m: xum man a. tiu n n.u iJAitl Atarli. t ti nit. ttitli a tulr laind. f--Ie l Mveit ont luks t RJlUWll Per diZ n.allar.li anl n-ilheids j i:i. uia ului I iriHlrani tnl Jl .a blurtvin: bat Il.lx.sl l i. di ititi Oa ts tlK i r u s than utnive I'!" s in lium .o. ja. ksnu Jl JMbuit-. ehoiea- llulji. lulu. rouk:i il draun aril I-eior. It a. .-sjulnrU 7;. Jait tabblta Jl s: 1 osou-n. cm h to lot VII-J mice to fancy at per II'. herein n. luujh un.1 thin r'-a iU. tat.ie at aluJ'a-. tlim ews and lm k a am a- fat tprtnc Jambs t,. tw r II thin an t Ittir c llis-wi-ln tM rvmni i:r n i!i-l lb" un and Hitxa is i., Atin t T. nn. u 1 s.uii,ln v. jst ii0 flnt-il. i. 1V "'rase les, ivi nittve Arkansas and 1i .."T ,va-. allssit top, ,ild Alabama 1 aliv t-all.Hl 1 ';e VMten v oa tele. Main. Ir; n alta-l N i 91 4, tu- Wet V,T Hint N. 1 jv.. .V. I. lull IS' i 'Mils urul fclur luda lui I r saltej N'O. 1 I a" Vn fllall I1 t-l lb 1"S ititahir (.n-en unttiratt l- i i lb le.s than a it si "Hi! Jsirt auras! i tai (;niU ira- p man No J Tvt.laaw J,,,, j i Kr It No. I t' l::.M,'''VHn7j.hr'4a take tthlte --.--t--- -v.-i.ia I J.rulin 3c venow la-kera CU )Ux wbital t. jelluav 4''-l wvnn 4i(jle 1 l-.Altli;i:. ITIm- L'rita White 4V. W rmnl ana i: ln rs, Kla, n vvhite ut 1 4 x rittvft Xv.v ,.,Jlfcr. NXNN. ttrlk lJuak-Whft- u'r. tlark a7.l3H ahbk "'-c Tire Spr vent for large to 1" per 'an' for ii in ks. Vurkey. Ludv t.uia. n'a and tan .la, "I'H.sltlss. 1'rin. Ste per lb nntetope li "aV "J"-"" I'"' d dimiaje.! out I.iMiTs-:ineng 1. .-.it i- r It. f rnull to larKe. Ia,v nbppai u. .se'ieea r lib I'tnk 1-'.- .-r. f' 'J,'n ""l M' Slav a.Iai :u. tnake -J bla k Z' i4t. anellia 3I-' a n ihisa. bilk or r-ot fs b.rk of nee Ju:' blood :'4e blua Wtllll lap ,1 .tS,,II,'Kl-T-A.ci pelts nt 7-eeiSi. limb and lie.,rImK la t .j. irj she-irlins at aJaV. ,f ..r-"Ue" 's Wall per lb WII11I-: 'I.VN'S ajii.et l-h. Ic P' i" I :s-a 1. ans n i; art heM at JllJa--.. Western at 5! i" 1. i i CalifornU kid- 1'riills nml 1 a-rtiilali s AI'P1.3s laeniand f r U t ftra.l f t e.anses It dues 1., tern liil.tttn ut S.-ij; ii for N i ti J. anil for N. 1 .ii.! J ma f..r l nu v jrrca r Ins IX 7i for N,a 3 t a.ai kr No I aid J.'.. n3 fir fan v. mlvaU virl. ties at 11 f. i N. 3 to $:!.u.t f. r No I W. arta rn-IIen la vis at II .ai for ju-r to j- r. i3 for fantv. w-ine-kP it iiiiJ, .ti.ituig at 11 at t r kinall tu J (J l. r fant t large a-oretANLT. .-S ;r 1.990. It a fnalt way 14 par li OKA.NCrS-Choice Mexican iti an 1 noridl .-'4ati p.r lm Calif, nu navibj S- aii3. and tVilt"fK o ii I i.JleaN-M.sin.i at llliiC rer ca-e for c J.'1."?. 53ff1 a f'r nm-i UltlHi 1 Itt'IT- Vlarket ajuiet rn arples. 1 aais.ratetl rints H lir s r to t for goaid. anj ti lor cho4ce to 7e f r fairv evaporatiil uatr fers -t-aij... tunlrlel ajuarters at 4 -a ie fr alar a.viji.c fllr rlme nIul -4l for ch. ice peei ItiKs and eo- s at '.iile f r -un dried to l;e fir bleaele.1. rhtrn at fcr c-l-l-ii-d to liie fut bleach. 1 sTl:W'linm:ir--IJcht receipts fr.-n Ilorlu. bv refric. ritor car. denan.l fd- at t-e ii li VJS Qt.oted al 3",i4c p-r uuart. 1 ut ls'TVTOn-5-Nonbern Ii bul on trk. IMr b;nk it frrm 4-aitl f,r conim. n ti fair to 4. if 4.1- f. r cli'ire ti, fmiv rural at 4. allc fcr c m n.n to filr and 4 i47c t.ir ch I e to f .n y tanev t-isht sni.th Mia hlan rural st Cf( 1 uhite mlu-d ii JH113, ai-.-ur.iinq to quvlttv r I and white mixed at ...aT-, .-irlj r. ie at wis-.'-for red-cut lona at 'sliiTv: far fair. bet Jarcy stralent nir-il worth mvre ;ttnrei,ia ai 1 lak..ta. arly Oh'at at ,13c Ile. lllver worlli rr. .re triumph at 7 .1 v-H comrot-p, Iif ene-. 5 atrr nnd tsaor st a. k leaa? UN ION -s Hrm all ire re,l ci. la. at 'aMiVV alo t!at at 4 t le yellow at Sabl. off ate- Ieeai cri.Va.n-N'en lork Itnih 3763e per tn V. ,:,'.aI'r', charue 143 per lb on order 1 ,?mm-' "Si"! at l'jc pe- lb Hr'-rti-Oliriirria. tot. s,$zr p jc, :.r' fir rratee. fane, trimmed hlue rillsn am crd-TM. at be jjer butch Celery r.ut S B i-e. uuz ii)llVTfrr5-ran- lvrre ripe IlnjMi in fa-rtcrr-nd an.1 stnlj, wiah siles at ty-tt S. r C bask.t rnte fa r Iilr tv fan v sn unripe and poor Iocs- Mexican J3 pr 7-l,aket ente T"r' 'T-a'l" Ice IamMiiiu r l spirlnclv at I. .473 3j per 1 I.I poor sto. k $3 a to J riert 1 otTerimrs auot ah e at 51 3.11 at ie. romper II me-g-own selling on criers at eSac per bJ It IaI31ins In line -apply nnI dull Sale or New uri-ans re eii.ts at fmm 3rtp 3V aar Cnz. I unebe- an 1 at $1 7J to l per t,tk whhe tlppeil at V i-r .1 z bunches STItlNa? III. VNs Knnav mund creen In fa'r I'cmanal. ja' o ioretl. spotted ard t-, tans UUll anl imett nf the la-e.tpts a-e of utter I la riptlon Choice fresh Kb ri ia a. n.I 4 reap .11 aa m iaie spo-ieu ami ru'tv dull at S3W3 f a.u ie x aiexi an touna wax dull at J. 1 i et a trrler ler Gl MUON'ore avt mark-t I.tst sale Cuban at 5 11 1 bs-ket .arriar a t I.lI'In Klt-ajuiet California at Jlfli jwr a rate o. to qualitt Tt ItNIPH Home lira nn sell at l'.i3V per la. Ioo.e On orders !aalars eh-inre Jl toai f -unwashed Jl 3a for washed New I it siina Mt tvj per do 1 un. he- hi .1 Jl per 1.1.1 roil PI.NT--te-idv PI Tida at 11 V -,f, limit. crv aid 7" 'air lirge 111- 1 1 1 -a NVAFFT IlaTlTnrs, I i'tt II..m"e xr. a. n t- 1 1 nt Ci.)c p-r ru f r llernaula and 7". f r Na semond lln oners dialers aharce 13 aer bu for IJermjJa P. fo- Naremo-l Misra-Utiirianai llnrka-ls. IHOlIWlNlj- sihnj ,n basis .r H ji rtViK OI.I) Itul I. UNIl HI iiiiki: liars 7a 1 I per II- aid raie-yiandu 51 m, n 3 Old rub.ar 17 .1 MIS II' IKiiN NI SlirTM.as-lroT-w-rniiiht fCe r- r 11W lb hiavv eat steel and mallea ble VOa t ive I I itc iC. burned .ac lira ie Ujht S5.il hestv 511 npper S13 la-ad Jt Zln it I'entar J1J. KMITY I'VKIM l. Coal oil turp-tMr- nn I pas illne $1 lj. Iinre.il v.- vinetr aa-s black .it lanl nbl-kv h df II. I eaa wn tia siuerknut 'l. pk kle 4-. molte zoc eucir la., lard tc- 41c HII.S latsa al larr ad ltan- '3c. boiled J lc i-r Eal ort !n cir lots a-t ir otl N"o 1 ll Ir lb No t lie smill lots .tlc hlsher t to i-eeil oil Sunimir yell vt 3!ia ir gal., while 4k winter yellow 41c v-hite 43 COiiITUTil I l- In car lots n trk State.. Cotionwajod Hour Ml te &1, No 3 jif ibj U. Iss-f keg VZ'f'.h lard tis JJS. pork but Jlv. liaadinc. per -et No I flour I bl. ac. No ir 4r. Iird tes ICo pvrk bhl 13'. Shaveal hnop llour tbl J- tor aoo.ar 11 for Monster half It I $3 colltal el-, if, f,,t) Mlv jard cs C.eia-r-ShlV.11 JBilV Jxj-1. Il.l S 1 a tail'I. l:l.l. I.-ird t.-s 113iil3:. airk It! Iltalis.. f-Ivak work ntinl-bop Hour ibis 33a llat hoop all 30.. bilflbls rw-i! bbls tt irnlui Ill- 24c iip'e 24i I.lln"Mc.oi:N' Iteiiii s luht Common at lliv to 511 J. fair at J1J) to 5141. ctrjlce at Jla) to I So. Ifirpeiittne nail lloIii. :7ew York. Jan .s Turfcntlne s'eaiy. 1.0s n tteadj Wool, ivew To-1- .T-lt s-W aiu'et ltiills Jtnal l.antlii-r. v YorK, .'.in J ill les t.ntl. Ivather Steadv ri'lriiletii.i. N'etr V. rk Jan V tr leum rte-t.iv. rill t Jan t ml t bal-ian- II rrtin- a-itis cl s ,1 ofl-n I 1 Hi, 1 i-h shliments 13K, tO. av.iae M, 17, runs 1) average fc5,3i, t illifaarilllk llria-ll I'rilll. New: jairl Ian ."1 lira I fmlt- apilet. tut St a iv IIio.lerat J 1 MI,,; .1 maild M-lte ev J 1 rate! aril mtr n. f-t, trine e Alt ehatae 7, is fan. s S'-V. I ilit ,-nli lri .1 fruits Prunes 4i.'4i. a,r a.or I' ilk 1 llije 1 a ache .t- r. j..l Hid I a-cl-o jjiZ3c. un Iieeied 7',flD, Ilry lioiialia. Nce "erk Jin 33 Ibi-ln ss In s'aple cot tons opens with some In pioa m-111 tn ibtninl for I rown sije. tines some bid. f. r fair .ia mtl ties turne ilo-vn at Im-i.w the rnrreit juota tio.i. Kmo I roivn- ari-strincir and Arirvle anl yarl sti. V 4x4 in ikes a lianas-.! i4. line grtv goads staad) some lines nf ilouble ana lwl-t ilenims a.lvatee.1 Ue, ,a.h, rs v.ry I r-n Tl. k 1 Ian.- ard .thr e ir-a colorel cot! ns linn I lei Iieal erttan. are In ajui-t drinind. t rl .-s ft a More d)ps a., fllpe jrint- faneli s Vllet at pre. Ions ;rlies. MnsbiPis verv llrm Vletal Vlnrkit. N'ew ork Jan VVh'l, ilir..m, ...i,.i j etraiiKtt anl a fair 1111. lint of iTtlvitt ths "'a iaui' Hi) ailinRiU in CIV The cab'e nnd ilame-tb irlmiry point n'j. av.race.I ai.i batter ti-an artliiteal -ind was llrcelv re. sp-i-o-il 1- f r the ll-nier niMnit af the nia-ket. -tt a. e vn.-e toe ai-iai PI llnr Sl,,.r. N'ew lo-l. Jan s ii-r sliver se rer ou,c. Iaindon. J.-n 33 -liar sliver sleauv 37Ud par ounce .-I- I.Iveriioiil Markets. Uvr-pocI Jan rs -!e?tr-i:vtra Indi pes, al'l'I is -in n, lun ;ka tteis W lain fin, ,r i la, JV t I, 'b-. iirin 4.s 1,1 iu n-omie 1 .n.) ,u l"Jl'. "a", 'hut ribs arilv Tt- fc.1 1- 1. n nl lla. 1 ki ea.lj. -I. (,i. haavj v. .It "I? II ,'m ,,'r",ta, M'-ob Cttonaeel i' Hull ralntsl I.i .,rlli trr jN jj 1 I-ntin. spirits tim, 4 h it-S"pt N'o -Trt-n'- fs III N'o. I Norlharn Hirlns n-m. fs 1..1 n 1 cs,iiirna 31.0 fu tures easy Marth sivi Mi) S-l-i',1 'c orn Spot Ir-ierican mined nett 1 n- 3s I. Amaritan tulva-al oIk urn 3- t-.d. futures ouiet. Jan s eCjd hall i.Kl Miret 3s an,.! The Imiwrts of wheat Into IJterrx.iI l.t week were S 4 aiuar-te-s from Atlantic ports an I 1' k) aiuarters f o-n cthar pors Tt imports of .-orn from Atlantic ports aa.t week were S", 7a quarters Miarnr. N'ew York. Jai. -1 .su-ir Raw firm: r-".rl firmar. maul It. si,, Manlird A afie. confec tion, r-a A 9 iv-, cut Ivf li; iwdered 5 Ceo. ET Ululated e.3.je cubes 3 -N,n ,9r''7'n- J in 33 -Pu-rvr-'-tronir. open kettle e sOI'.e oIH-n kettle cettrifuKal 4'.i4 9 lV a-ennir-i--ai plantation cranulatrd 4 whi e 4'. ii sV. -Jln'V4.,44e ecan.ls 3.illalC M il ,i MI "uldlC"3e eJ,-. cntrlfunal t4f3ac. Iliiltrr. I'lia-a-sc nml Kkss. Near lor j, Jan is Hiitter-Iteceipts tost tk,.,'ra,'J' Jure creanerv. "I3c lie-tern 'ia'.re5. florv. lililV I'becse Kecelpts, T1 ,rl7 m ,aadT' fa" ni-"W- fan 'W. !73.SJ JZe. fall made, fancy small 13M3e. larse lat. ira.Ie. ll'-.ftllc. sirnll ,ato made? 13al3'.c I.is -Itecrli t- 'si; ,hK,, ,teaj western. 17c loss off, llcstern. unsnded at mark, ligifc. i.vroaiiue a-Tiiei me- ir.in warr-iris uu'i lake -a;per uneliancsi at lie ai i T lh-,::T ""chance-!, wit-i 11,-""-? ".--'t':-- l"t'r "mi with SI 7i Jd.?.-' t ;"ktt! T,IC brik.rs' jrlco fcr Wd H ;t li. and lor iopir SIC an. GHIGaGO WHEAT OPENED STRORG, CLOSED HIGHER. m:its it(iiii:i) m: Mt tiii: ci ii: m m:vv v i'mii.i: a ci:im' i. CORN DULL AND INACTIVE. 'i i:mii:". in- tiii: miiui:t m.iciii-- i.i imuwi in tins rntvi imi niciii:it. PORK. LARD. RIBS DECLINED. irni-i ri p M'i.ci-.i. t'hiia-o. Ill, J m r Wheat open il stroiiL; to-ilty. but lost its Inlllal bullish no s, ami for tbuiit two hours had every appi .trance or boim- 4thuiistcil by Its hrst iil-;h kick It had p'et.ty of ncourayi'ibent to aranise itself for a further ffort iliirini the dny. and firallv rc-aponiled to .1 pnlvari Ic shock. tran"iiltttd in or the c!os(. of tb. fc.ssIoii. from .N'ew York. "Hnvy cable ic-iapt-iiin- of whett just reccivid," was tho natura of the final stimulant, but the Ciw lork pa-ople repairt'tff the raws v.eraa ivl elintlv at a hiss to aciount for Its sudden bulllshna"-s. Tiiev vtrnmsly actiba-a! It to aatimo tit vv cl- vi ioptiert of 1 Tench crop dtrn as f'irthi r hindrance to Aw ntlne ship ments on account of I lasuo, or soint fnash defeat to tho i.nclu-h. 1 lie jrlco or .May whaat v is at Its le-d the Ian f a w min utes of the resslou and clo-eil lc li!f-lis r tlnn It did Saturday. Corn was sussleli and clnsiil ullhout chingo. May otts it.ilned 1 trlllo and provisions lo-t an earlv adv.iii'O and a little lasid, s V lien t. The Itrltish rcvir.e at Timer Ilita r at advance' of VI a cental In the prite of wheat al I.ivirpool and from 3.J to b.1 a on irt t nt Mark J.ano (la)iidon) toKdher with a a-mtll total of tie vvorlil'x shipments for the wnk. and j-io vvcitlnr ovar tho bare wlnat lit Ids nt home, uata- a s-trm op.-nIns to the wheat mirk, t iiare. May w ha at was wanted at from 1 i"c to ij V for 1 moment, but theie- provai! 10 bo milllnns for sale it tint, and the advnnte qui. Up turned nut tu li a p. dilative bull Spluii Kop, tint w is found to be untemb.e and had to be ah indoncd The I'aris limitations v.. re less 1 ticourJRini? th in was tie, c.sniry to sustain the opening ruth, and Liverpool aMitium rct-i to tako bick somo of the rise with which it opened I'oreiitn stilus or ihrs were said to bo ln the hands of it.m-mis-ion-hous!,, but litir fori lm rs were haavy huvers. It took le-s tlian an hour ti lonvirt '.e jilitnca- at the oiactiins of tl.a li-al initatit to 'e ilielina-. Thia world's shipmerts last week bU af Willi ll 3 atil.'M) bu wa nt from L lUlt d States ports, awl the entire qu unity was .liiotll .'-KM') bll. le-s tnan tlie esltm.itaii raaiulreimnts ot iinjiurilng 11 itiotu for a vneit. 'Ihe qiianlity on ocean passago shaii'a-ai a dura. isc of J,vi bu .mil is nmv -ii.UI 1 u whih nj.ir .iko it was rr.l.M -t" bu. '1 in IVein h erup was aid to 1 ri. Ii cite a tinidu tljn le-s by ,J"ta)iavi bu than tha- it. tioiis ;..irs via Id 1' ih quut. .1 wheat up the iquivaU'it nf V a hi. lint Hour down about as math as wheat ad-vaiue-d The receipts at thhaso wir.- r ear-, .ik ill --t I, one vear apo, ind Jltnne lilis ii,I ljuluth i,ot IV., lomisiresl with 7.'. the previous y.ar The total ram veil at Westirn 1 run try .natkits vas 477."' bu Whate.ls M'l.aja) U-1 quintitv at s.iim places 'ist year. Atlantic lull tl-'ar- .1111 as Wafa- eapl.l! to .WH-) bll. No bi.slnesa fur shipment of weeit was teiiortad aloib here, but Ni w ark advi-asl sales lor 1 pott af ttiity boatlo.iiN. mlui ,t few minuta.s from th- alo-e .idvisit nu merous ttinlui ate, ptajires itnilcailni some flesh laws cither Irom the lYcnch wheat crop, the Aryei.llne slmatiiin or lort'tjii l.il la.pa.in conipllcatlons. tha- mark t v.ts at lis it mar tne mi. M ly whi it Kettins tu and clusins witli hujerj at 1-lw Item the tup. 4-iirn. f ii-n was alull 11 d htrd to move in cither dilution Tin- dull ra nee. in vimvs or tln Ian il it cul.itors was 1 xeniphllcal at 'V opi iiiiiK of the session, vvhan trades In Jlay orn wire made s-nmltaiu ouslv at lrauu ,i-i up "ci .ta'1,1 .some ric. iters ripoitasi an iiuiaa-e In country a.'f rings, maors ii 1 tin v vara as small as mr. mid the f"r aiu aia man.l was veiv eni r.illv aitucsli.I tu h,v shown ilacided lull tut 1 mt nt the last 11 u diys Local icceipts were 171 tn-. as .tcainvt 71 ihe viir bifou, with 4'' istlm iti J for to-morrow. The tot il n -aaiied at tin- chief Westirn prlmnrv m.ir- kiis was it..t) lm to-day, compn.d wi't I l,na.e"i bu. a year asu All uitle port 1 a I. ar.tiiaas w re (if,0r lm The qumuu I on 01 can pissaso vi ndiicul J9i.iv.) bu. 1 last v.eek and is noi, 13'nji-a) l.u The I v 1s11.11, supply incr ased 3.'.'VJ bu 1 om pirai with 1 TS fR) b 1 Iron isa tha-iurri-spundiii,- week list ye-tr Tin "ot il ..isi 11 i.i 1 v lm as airiinsi "7 ijti.i bu the similar time list yiar. Linrpaxil .ulv.mca d.l ai. .inn 1 ewi nil were sobi in n fur a -port Corn was helped .1 little bv the aliins sttinitth nf vvluat, and was In tn.il w iv a uihlcil ;o ai.,-e as hl-;h as I' did S.it-t-ritv, luit il v.as a hieliss tr.nli, and th tii.iliui most if tin d ly vvns .lUhtlv downward. M ly clo-.d at r..ijr.t,i .Na w iark advlscil Ui boiiloada sold ful export. O.lts. Otts were InlluoiKail larselv" bv" wheat. and the mirl.it closed hrm ind c hiirht Shorts alsai hm! oun thltrl to do with til's ail.anca as tha y v re qiille Ills r.il bu ira I isljl.e baHlRht in about 3uill.i In 'I no si lilt.- w is scntta rail 'lhare-wnsa ftir itein-iiitl for cash, am' Iioio bu. w. re taki 11 hen for exK,rt Tli' visibb Kiipj.lv In tra tseal .?alb.'i bu siocks hare iH-isimiai; I'jvM) bu. Iircir l'U iratb c from the it bn ird to-d iv amen. itad t onlv 3 2V),0uii 1,11 Itisaipts wara is, tnrs. I.' of which .r.iil.sl iimtr.ict 1'or to-moitow 17a tars are pictid II irli-y. Tho btrley in irki t lull "tetdy. with avarvthinp; but un dium tirades of mitltliir uaiili"! IY11I lots soil item r.illv it miltinc; rcradi'i l.m- d Irun TV to 4ik?. 't he .Isibk supplv alatretsd !(i"eVJ bu. IP -iclj Is were I'l cars Utilise nf rnliin s. Articles V. I eat Jan Ma July Cr-i Jan JIny I itc Cat-. Us) Ju v I vi 1.-.11 ir J0I1 I.irl-Maj Jul) ltili Oie-n nc 111,11 -t lowest. CIwInr 7'- ai i ft, 11,'. 6j',ii"s 31 334 ..IP, Jt iS' Cj ti", 3i v 3-s, 2 t.4 7tli,,at 31 ;s 1". 3. -..i-, 3,-'a M3.! 'i 4 11 '.l 1) ''a C Ca I. l.lf t s:S e v.'- li) v-'a 13 s, f ll.'Vj i I'i 183', 19 c.'j 10 77", -4 l.7a I'i 7. S3, Jil i i V) snir 3SH.I 71 u) 1.1 3S 'at) 3 'H 31.0 0 It-n-lits nml aaltiimic ills. AltlcIeS 17 I lour. bbls. II heat, bu 1 rn tu Hats, hu Ke. bj Uallev, bu.... 3.' lava 3. r 14-i i") 341 I.I t. irt .73 00 Itr. The rve marl.ot was up 'jc In vmpathv with wheat. Jl.iy sold at SS'sc: No 4. t K to tore. yuld nt Tl.t visible j-Jiaplv d'-cre.isa d ."...Htm bu Kocilptn v-.oro Z cjrs and vTlllulr.tr,u!s from sluro atnount l'l tu laTil bn I'rm Islims. I'rovNions v ore v. rv s-'rons at the start. 11 to b from Imjrln- l' outsiders .in 1 cans., of sir, ngtii of hos marka.t. I.oc-il i.ita r- viro a-'b rs jt th" improvctni nt. '1 ro a-irlv s r. ri"th oiitlr. b ills.ipnarisl an I 1 a itini ilv vi iki 1 loi o 1 h iractenzul tho l"js-.ni-ii lattar part or the session. At tho dose the slljrhi alvini-e at the stnrt was pone and tin- follow inir docllncs 01-l.-iblishad Mav pork lard Vi7'-c. and rIb- V The local run va is Z2,vt) head an J 30.'ri are etpec-tad to-norron. I"lasted. An excelltnt alennnd for No. 1 North vvpstarn Ilixseoal from crnhcrs causo-1 an advane-e if Jo In the price for cash, ilnv" ard Xn. 1 Xort'mtstrrn oM at 515a lle ceiptu amountoil to 17 cars Tlinnih) ami I'liiv crseeil. The tlmolhj soasl market wat steadv. with Kiinpli-3 r.niKini: Horn ?2 to Ji'iv, the bulk of the s I.!,, however, ranitd bi twocn $:-"a and $J l c'ovcr tt-w stoail-, vlth eountr lots qinvtisl from K to JSCi Kstltl'llll-tl Jli-i-rlpts. n-tlrritcal receipts for to-morrow: Wheat, oO cars; corn, 47", oat- -a'i. MitKi.r. 111 'iKi.nniivpii. N'ew York Jin 3J Flour Receipt, i.ia bhl exports n.773 bbls sales bbls.. more acthe and held higher on choice brsnd, clo-int- hrm with wheat Winter stralshts IH-iniuM. ili. ex tras Jiwjrrs:,. do. lew craJ I3 37S53.1J: ilinne- lt PT(. f)tt J" tt-tjl I IT Ur l t1 f J r fir. v I" ii,, '"al (iutf ur fljl!. C rn Itttf Ironl i blur in- ies and a lame viM l fl 1 U'm t e.i .i- mt ll .IN.4.I. c.u 1 eT va .e Jul 74'.."e. e!ea.

j. .1 tt .--,av vtirn wale.. 1. at 11...1 e J ln bi-el n 1 1 .1 ,rv a 'i'- 1 Unsall-f iclorv a 'Hi 1 un. h insr.1 vtay .ji,r 1 3-.1- uai- "Jz"'"' 'si- iKl.ilii.. si..t sre-a iy -1 ..1" "-vd 11. t n to'-c trk white -j a talons amiit bit m -tat nar ttea.'v urn :,""J 'al Mrn"r. '-'f -iv ""lit niea-s ste I anal Hrd aiutet. Ja J. mwl. rean.,l steal I'll, llrm Till ,-ealt aiv St Z lu inm.trv a I It n 1 ill east I rim crude si r,zz .1 v 1 ,.,.e Sb.lV. Jt V.a, uiet I, J.asS.'u.e.,.,, V I lV "am "r'"0 "can. I. i--i,Ci-i Mo Ja- -i yi.t Clf b"d Ni'OH... N.. nd '2 ro M,v 2.i N 3 inv da h N., s 1U. p Nu 3 j,,. a l' NV. J rJ"".1'"" 1" N Sal1- Hu ll.."' !",not,IV J 1 ah e ralrie I'W -ItilPiTi .-catlerv 3i.4ii3. alulrr IS Kcbs -I'jv.h I.'. ll-eelMs-l.l. at 'cm JdH Lu '".ck l"t"n'm,i-'1il''at lt.iu. a-urn lUaj. u.t 3 Tolidav O Jan. -Wheat active firm. N'o 3 J:' C rn dull sternly N'o 3 Mlt d e Oaf ,I. ,ln I ,,m, j v. mnt "V- tlner.e rliill te-idi I rime ea h a 1,1 f bid J ,n nen Wf Mar li lak.. .ska-l No 3ah :ittali Oil l.nehaiie., Oiicocii Ian j-i-afh -pa. 11.0ns wale as f lovts l-.jiirllrm Wheal mix tl'-IW.1 N. led tJ7. Com N 1 3 31'.. No 3 yell, v Zl'-J-SiV aaat No 3 rVi .No Jvvtlteiie No anh.t- 31 i3 Uj. eJ'-'l-l' Itar i?T 3,'4', w N. 1 llava-ed 111.. N 11 intme tlm.tli e. tar .ntta t Ma. '.a MO Itovlsa sVb 1 -rk ir IMI ll.'J'eillOe.l lardliv I .)l l. 'tail ML. chart l.b sllas llw se J. i4j.1i, .j rv t wioill.l.rj al.x.l r,LiT,., .1, rt 1 bar s I ii.v.l 15Vaj"...i IVhli-ky laistlllers tlnbhr I c 1 iH r r.il.1 11 JZ'-suurs- 1 ut l,af C ir.iul 1.. 1 -.41. On tli-1-r. luae Fsi' me t i'iv u.e butlar iitorket tr is stea.lt. tminrae, l 1.1 .ia es isfiJKe. Che so nr-u at 13ti'3 I ?l s'e -re,.!, j. .Mlniii-niiiilis I'lotir. Mirneapeli-. t 3!i Ibm un- hanired I'la u n t amnte.1 W h. tt m -1 No 1 Northern Ian lla, Miv ,t July 1. ifac On trk No 1 l-r.l a7".e, Ne 1 7, itb 11 1, -r, N 1 3 North ern I.SV X.l I i t :c MitKi:is. I,tIv, nml IV-tnii-, rncil stronger IIi-km 1 Ihm UfiiK nml hmcr lipi tmH, fc' Xjii-., ilyivlaj, Jan 7, W -r.it ti llti 7.' t.j tii rT Hor-ss anI itn.Vs hit ui (ATTI.Ia Natle Cattle Tn.I- uiiplle tu tiii I jttim-nt tir.tl a fair sl-WAln.': t jt M- n- lh tn-4-f and mrk-r lim- ntalreil nnh a N I e 1 bull 'O. Iej 3 C ws Av IV ..lut: 3 1 3 M ..111) 3 0) sail 3 oa ..1)13 3 0" 7J! 3 S I'll 1 e w ".nd calf 3ta M -ers 'is is 1 steers ilS i al i: 5 Ik. strs. 1 a o a jw COT cow ws 4 4 Mas?rs f-S C-W C.aW aow-s a tteers H.a-S ri st-ers r2 slers a sta-ers a leerS 2v steers Z2 steers 4 steers It steers J I It-era Z st.a-rs ?7 heifers I he.fe- 1 lelfer la eaatvs J heifer r helf.es 4 lla-lfi l-s IJ h- ifrrs It IlliXe.) .III 4 ae 11.4 4 f- ..1.34 4 f SU 4 i. ul 4 3. '.ii 4 4 I S.I1 4 (na) 3 9) 7sv t 7 w 3 7.. 'ai 3 .i s 4 7 "iTa' J 'J) I elfer 4-) ...117) M) 7M

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1130 -c7 vw 7- 7V) 3 COW CoW 4 'WS 1 1 aim 1 caiW 2 C aw lew. 3 COWS law I a tt lew 1 Cam lS st s kers 4 st s kers 33 feetier 10 -tot kers 3 Muckers I ',1 4 -i'i 4 3T. IIU 4w 4 1 i val 4 ,al a. I 1 7A 3 s. Mi 3 'ai I )t 3 v.i :n 7l 4.1. I Sv 4 Ii -A 4 V) 77a 4 oa J I4 4 aaa IV) 3 3); 4vt 3.3.1 1 It' 3 31 1 113 -a I W) 3..H 1 la) 3 li I 47) S.d I 3 heifers 4 i wrs .V. 71 iws.v s I ellers Is f ecsb rs Ms 117, 1 ai 3 hfs i'i 3 is stia-kers Mcskars StCia ka rs 7't! 3.'l 7 belfets a lows a heifers law 1 L t4eifers 1 lvs 1 COW 1 a ovv 1 1 iW lew. a WS 1 cow 3 a-ows 3 lieifafs 2 hellers 7 a-iw- t. h.ifera 3 rows 2 ii ws 1 halfer I r.ns 1 c w r t ws 1 ir 3 c. ws 1 cow 4 letters 3 l.elfers 1 lielfer t belter 17 h. iters 1 beifir 1 heifer 1 helfcr 1 calf 1 calf 1 calf 1 CLlf 1 aalf 1 calf 3 vesrlintfs lenillnea Z vevrlms I vearllnt; ya-arlines 3 vearliniai la vesrlinks 1 bull 1 bull 1 bull 1 bull 1 bull IJ7I nn Mil 1711 ii 3'ij tj It. 3 i7l all 3 a' I 1I3I 3 al I

4?) 171 1)1 -a I I 'II 3 .1 114' 1.1 aattl 3 al llsfl SaVi lla 3 en 7-.I 3 4la 4I 3 41 in) 7 11 IU al 16D J) 3" 375 "i 4 7a 4 r. 4 -1 I 3 f. 30a 3 s 1"J7 3 4M I Isa 3 HI 3 3 a 11 33.) la-l P'ltt 3 a) 1 hull VI) 4a) S .3 1 bull I-iyl 1 11 1.1 1 bull llvi 3 .0 sl 3 2, I bull I'I 3 l liO". 3 3., 1 bull Iiui 3 li) 3 la I Koiitharn Cattlf Division 1 dea-Misllv mlvisl ns 1 rlnltnt in bnilnc ei-rj ill of t- lUtherti 1 it tle and n pre-amlnp; evcrj i-tate anl Territ ry In tie s-aiuth tributary ta this in-i-ket w is Ilia 1 1-fire th buers t.etiv .vturerii-o r a ft vtar rs car- cn! tin, nit la a-s frin bu 14 aar- fr ni Inban IirrItor and 11k lah mi Terrlto-t Ij i ir- from Vik-msis. 4 from 311 it pi. s ira e, Tennessee from Vlitv-inin an I 4 f .tn laauis, ini I'.lt aattle of nil de-crile tl n- fiunl n aiuiak lieminil at rtronc to lac lib far tnia- tilt the a 1-1,1 itt'e tra.l. w is si w -and I ibairlotis at lower fl-ires aiiijuntin,: to a 17c alccllne nine last 1 ndij. Iter 1 Na la.. native sales- .It in- .So. Des Av V

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3 V.. 3 1) r a) 3 yeairllni-s viarllrrs 3 vt-Hrllni.s s vaarbnes 11 vearllncs I'I talvesc 1 aa'f ti oven 1 bulls 4 hut's 71 mm 4 ovan t cows 17 ci ws !l tl.' lit mind II mis d 17 iniva-i 1" IlllX.sl M mixed 7 cows 1 a-.w C3 stei rs 3 rtotkers 3 saickers sto. bars 141 Ipskers M -teers steers 7 lulls 1 sttaS 41 J2 .all 1- stock! rs It" 3s., a: 3v. ad ID ell 4t3 s7i si.. Hall si M ta.a 7-3 711 7W slock as-s 4:1 3 Stl-kars 3 veiirl nies 13 ve-irllmrs a, icarllnits 3 calvas 3 bulls 3 lull. 1 bull 3 oxen 7 oven 1 bull s caatvs 13 ct-w-s 3a CaWS 3 cows 31 cows 1 CaiVC 3 caiws 1 a-ow 3 caiws 11 ca w s 4 ,-ow, 1 esa.v It sta-ers a sta rs 3S Stears 13 Stears 31 ftas-rs 33 steets 131 stars It r'eers 33 M-srs 33 teers 31 "e.-rs 113 t.-.rs 4: He.r 4J steers 71 ste. rs 1.) t-'e Is ar saee-s 47 Hears 3 -a) 3 Iwl Vil .All SsS I tn.) 3 37. 3 3. S vi 3 il 3.s4 Cl a- 3 7a 3 3 1M r. 3 3a isi, fM

371 I7 7V4 Uial I7 3 aS 3o) 3 1) faVl 3 1 1 oi tit") 3 a 1139 r. M ii fas 3 ill Sa". 3 1 ads 3 I") ltx i 3 4 1 a 1 c 4 4 I. 4 --I 73 3 4 1 11. 1133 WI 3 li 3 3 .ni 3 Hi 3 Z 3 J- sil Dal IW i bulls ll-v. IS I Is StK 1 ia 31 lrtIIS 3 hulls 1 bull 1 stass 13 t 'Ws IS cows I a av 1 a tv 3 a-tvrs 1 cow lilt 1J" tin 1 13. t 'a Vit lla Ilsa 7". a SI. Mil cm e.) Sal r in 'viv tit iwtiur s ,te ,eV":,", C 1 is it.ru, ..c N,w Vork e-ir I'lrlfV ililll f.ailn. aaijtuTl., e f I, 'Ms'" J'' Ib-Ce ,;NiW bU ir.iirt"- V"""" "''I'HhH f b a!!-a' r,d .'a'.! 'l-.Pr N-. I bird .Ye., a ir mm nti ns Zu L'JZ", m '-""Kh -f Uv.it-. I ne-vs hut m ;.,,j7 ,"nl-r fr" -I""'-- eter ,i all I III le -flem,n -r,UV.ne."v7e::,.'r- f.r.c--, ai tv Ilie I-er ana MITKar Un ntalre.1 no'll I -tin. i" e.v o. iwtir-iri i.V aainap sr-.l IStv Nntlilai-- ITO, above nMiliui4.ra.e,. v hlle buleher .ferlnss r ,"!'1f,e'''Kt'1"1, a,' S"JZZ' "?..1 SfsSj' inTnccstnJ'rd.JsJt.r- tan to choice V. t rtsa livelv lais.ness was re- 1 "r rh I. a tl-'i- handy wileht- sa tlin- al. NCg?' iu I nccoiint iaa..ral sesje.1 uriej Irom all i.uirt.rs with an all-around ''a-t nn.l hejvy ,-eliinc ro l.-tier la irl ts-s JTrTTe-evae. C?F e, lend.nrj toward better prices, a-annlnir cattln tt J"!-- anl lamM were a-tlve at i.rf fcRIE HEDICAL CO.. Buffalo. N.Y. ax pt. 1. whirh were otly Uirelv ra-pi-ni L c 1 lr,',rlor lllnir at I ai r fleet st,tr.s aage.l stronger, anl tho test a- "w 1"rl'- iva Keroijts n.s.s tie wire cx-iisidde.! nleell Ijc hlche.-. Uutri r i JT" ""m., vf'.'m ,,,t'hr- 17 r mts live- rli tit'mportant sub-' aowv anl heifers were prtmptlj ileanej iiu an J'"i. -'iTc',0 i5' higher nil-tit -ill -.11 tr r liervant r .t s while shiwrinir a Mm basis anl -to k i-tttle malntalne.1 Iat "fl". td. "taav li"aaj. (r,.v.i iin.-n i t. ila u Inir un-a weaks nd. Icaltfay feeling Ca-iuer cows n.-- l"L".A,m. r. ?.,,'s u -""i- t rv ,t Lit n l-rg f a. de d-dly ur d 10c lower. ttiMi, i,,i r r,''r "irn an-l t fuuli.s e.s m d-rna.t.1 at a. ii" Iriill"..e lamlei 12isrl3isc. refneenctor leef r-1.. .ar.a ihl .-i,... ri-n.. iituratUMiitc -laies- s. .v rr mil 4 pijj I a) l'-S 4 a I a-sa 4 7i 1'.) I 7) 11.1 I 1111 4.H l-l ow s 3 lit"".- In fUht llusinesa cmmancaal with a small tun nd tiiai not taik. 1 lu-eral run iv in- cl sc rh inlvaiitice if the tnark t wai with tha i-e'I ri- and 1 was call 1 .1 tr. u trule to t- higher t-cvtral 1 vi.l, S..11 nt l a which was the 1. sliest an s tiiirdal anl tlie t p was li.'taniad to 14 C's; f..r strlttlt choice mcd'um weights seme ca-trar 1. ivies be.nit taken f ra m th 1 til It was In Renerel the hiebast market so fir this jesr and with more choice b.-zs in slKht. the earlv markat woii'd have n i.'e a rhowntr at 14 )7'- an 1 l ivv i,t as weikenlitir a-t-vi es ran-e in later, the trade -uhalleil to a slow flea It market at s-atur! iv s value. The piss crd lizhts s id hlsher thin Sctu'dar st arv time liirlnir the alsv inclu Ilrr some extra fine r i.s b. uht far Jerey Cttv, made a toj of il fir the cli The bulk af the hci;s. the plus pnj th- -Irlctlv- low rr la a-fferinc- n t eon-i 1. rei. soil 17) to Slv as an 1111-t II Cj t.a JIM tn iturtiy Tbe lies nr I Hunt Ilchts. 7". to 113 lb- at race ot 13 f' to II t mostl at I! to Jt 4-1 light laar- 17) to Id lbs rrlJ Rt ta tl tie lulk nt Ilia to Jl 03'.- Me.I um welt-ht- 1 tn Jiv lis soil at 31 i to II iZ'i th- bulk eo intf at 1170 to II Sf. The hejvj culls -aid -t II to II 4 and fair to 1 a-st ha-avy bocs at II 33 to 14 V. 7oa.I m've,, l,vR, IJ at J Jl ,v 4 71 and c mmn to infertrr mlvtnras mostly saiuth ern ho-s rail at I? 63 to II 30 Heprei-entatlve -ales- No Av IT N.a r IT 'it Av 33. 3 14 r. "C K7 II 31 33 ..IV! IT 1 I) 4 4 4 7) 4 71 4 "rt 4 73' 4 73 4 7". 4 71 4 77'5 4 S 4 4 t) 4:i; 4 4 in 4 7.4 47"i 1M JV-: s -a; r. 713 IV no 313 I S3 it? Zf 371 I7

-1 4 1C 3? 4 u.) ia 377 133 I 71 1-7 171 4 j: 4 7 4 70 3 1-1 I 71 4 7.1 4 71 4 7314 311 4 7i1 fa. ;il 1 IS 4 73'v. 7 4 731- a 4 7 a7 4 7". V, 157 tvv 33X 3-vi 4 4 7". 4 73 4 71 4 4 M 4 v) 4 HI 4 M 4 V". 4 4 O 4 4 v-1 4HCJ 4 S3 To.. ,1'7 -AT. 343.. 31 s "111 304 I'rt 4 Si US 4 V 4 sIIITi:! V verv small siirnle atf r.a. -ale anl tb- quanta wns only fair Tbe mar let was verv unlet and In no way materially ahancel from the close of Ii-t week The mir l.et Is on the h!-;he,t bals of the seism anl all 'ccent mutton sheep anl lamls ell readily a, the demand I- several times lart-cr than the supi l On account of tl e Usht receipts m-dlnm Era les also meet with a Ki-0,1 deman I The t-cV;rr trade remain quiet, t-eeau-e only a. feve have been cn sale recent I v Tlie deman 1 Is coed anl several loads are neealei to order bales Included Iambs at 57 to 16 33. tnutten Sllt-t-p at J3 I a S7 l.nels tt 17 13 ii t iinai saaiie jroata at 13 3Ta I'epr. -entatlve sabs". to Jl, oil's at ..o lies. Ar l-r II Iamb- a3 J, 3; 311 I atnsb 7, t, mj 7 I uiilis 7 1 I 1,1 li llat slieep 1 a 1 Hit Sbeap !C S a 4e a wes 1 -s ill IT ll'llts). Til. bealm.il.a- rf tl.e wa-ek I- IVterlZetl ,y .4 f-aneral ilaniaiil af c n-iliril uri,inay The health-rn I'amiiei on ti p i t a-atis remat-itlly rtrtiiir. a ff. rtiiK le-lriK -in k 1 -1 to l hti.ii iM-l 1 i.-a-I-r tre.eare .f mint u er 4.11 1 tiia-r-11 orn rs. fltlfiTHf Ustlti Iliy Inft r-..n.ni'n to ro-Nl J- t f n. I to fii'a (lie t Jl Irlvrr m K -"I f7i tt Sit (ul-- n to ;Wi. cwh i Jl ?jt -.iltl i- t i iiiiruD to rh J. fin f& J3ki himLfi. I 1st to :t niiiH.it to y t Slii th t Sl t V, v uihrrn iKf- IHTion tA tf 1" hoc- to str-i Jfr) to IT Ilujt 1 to M2 i.af.r if. rr QnMn n- rTi ,nk nt rtnr I aw II.- tip pi t I" !tiht-r hunk JK f 5 -n xi -.Mir.K- ".rl rki. 310 in 2-- nuf inl It- Jl. j- v-i.v-.fi nal tin rn-x- -T- -rltnr-s at J t Jl rl hj kl tic 'Iti it 17 t. jw I'luz) Cumnv n IiWr3 ani twl'lrss I t 31 Mi M Th-- nvirk't It irk rloiN-d in ir 1 t tia;- w fir a t -tt ru jut ii 1 fWf-r.nir flit aljs li iI t-n i n a 1 r ha This tr-'! i(i. with i m l-ritp -1 1. l!rti oa-ut j n t r? rii illp iiti.'tr jUht.tKh nw Pilfs wr t ilu'ing tlit fur'nfm It wjh K-TifT-iIIy l t ban.. ith Ijit w-ek. m far i i- 11 J!-cs-rn Tlw -"nyiplv rn th- cm rn" imrfct wti m-t so Iar' t atim-t nm i a ti ity unl burors nr p -tnc llttlt alwlv a th tirh tn.iklnr --tMt lriuliis.i Mulfl luouttors (for LnvKr niu 4 to 7 jars 1 i.ani -trfm r.nr 11 Ian ltlfe mI 14' ttitil -xt'-t-ni rar?-t U hnr.H 1 ilk of nals-s 1 .iin.l iitr-TT ranR 1 t nt bulk f .T,l-et H h tr xtrtnr rinz hinN !til of Ki'M 1' lisin 1 -stre-mo ranir-- IS tO '1 4-a II to a- a) 4.' eD t I 41 U t a II) to If, I.) t i r, m i "i f-i to r. vi in o 7 H 5 1. 10 ll .rt t a s 15 t is h3n N Ttifm Mnc- t 1C f i 16 a. K hulk t iC 0 t I 1' l'jlk of im; rprernt m.K-i ratile -n ti t han N lrs lK,i 1 uttc nwr fpr:ent Xlrr ls mulrn --xtra tn.h a&l w-irht. &t'i t(y i fat. nitunuj iiHinu an i ii-cia.. Jl 'I elf riijili. I.ri-t IlMP-sl-n lU rhtratfr IiL Jin ?9 Ctttl TU rult of 'Mj 1 e-ft, f-l t -tnx rt-W.-i w" a, tiri a -tt ;-n-ril fl-man.l NatU anI f 1 U- t rn l-i t t"! Mi on .i Imi f Jfl T f t!- r mrn nr 1 up t J 2T fc. f r tra -js,ra!-- r t in m n-illnti ii hlph 9 J. Thn t r-len tlmirl n r!r cul an- intt I I K jr- r4Hr4 t- ill faiilv to-dty. anl ch-t-rs7 wi u k "-I tn!) in Luthrs anj cainers" cat'l at I fr II' v" T ---lox rpcHpt- ar -'Irmt.-J at 2') '-a! Trt'" tniitiv tn.-s niornintr it adan nic jti --ilf-s L-inr larjv;-1 hih-r thm at th tt UH wi-4-k. with tlif tcp i i"- ?i K- hiicbf-s-t lifiircs, r- tv1 ft ftr .i t in n h- 1 -i1 1 -n oll bur in I ti irtl-ia-noio-nt attitt. lm ail th impru.m-it I'r-t Tli Jrst tlnif"i ir,r'-' m t! iH ir l-a.tTi h!ri--rs t iktncr th- ir-'iin ff t. f iw:1 n. ikv'u jwI-h ifr larte ly at 51 T-t i th. fefa-irr loti lllntr -t $1 T4 anl r u 1jo-i h f at t 7-.fi I 7J1. tin carl. aJiar -rtn main! 5 in t w h I'!s fMM m fct W7-t!., th- ea'iIer nelhta celling tha 1 lcli ft h-e;t With ftlm,tl rrItt'i to lav of 1" VS'c per lb. Imports ncre to-morrotr -i) ctt tl- thai 4 ZTA tuirlers of beef tsliTs;.jItt, 1 :i; market r"4ii- hlshe-, nil -oki veaN J", ift little ealtes and culls Hl.i.,114 lnmva-1 Itoak S3"Kj4". Sruthern caltes Il1l".a Minp an.1 lamlM Ueaeipts V Oil., t, r&Ta en s.le l-hea-p rtradr to inn lands 1 1i3fac b nrfe-. all Me.p 7ai culls !3'n3. tamta i.T-i '-'i cull i;i inr.ala lands j; s, iiu Ite.en.ta ami i ears on ssle, market higher and I.i..-. male pits i 4; Kans.i a ,tv VI Jan 31a Itecelfts 5 S-V n.1-tita-. 1 Zt't lexan- 111 classes ncltve j -leesl mle.1 -trraic to Pa, hlgh-r Ileatj native steal J..I.7. IleM w-eicht- i o .i sl.-ki-s anl fe. rers 57 al", 3ft lilt hers' cow- -ind hewers JJ la) tiii'. ear-er -,.n f, VV.st.rns tiftv, N'O IleS. V I at S w sheep 4 5 lsieks IT. 4 4 Ian ks I 1 l.u. I. I'i 41 illlls 1 XI Raats 41 taminna I r r 1 to e-tri il it-is iul I rirraVMiitli (irtl. Id nn m unim at -a un.l In exres-i .f tha ruptly of th. !a-s s s .as tne tilra n-rtart. imiIi sti2, t weie fn a. stra nc ba-is with ti-t nr-a Tis .m. u., -fij., ziat. "Bancs ftiDu ia IvLta. Sart in vetne-,1 w t JJ( ej ihe h in j.,-.,., r,,.tr lilsrct "li, 1!'M J Ulll ""n r;er."f,.,':,,:"!jJr f"r"" n I U. 'm. Eir M,.r.4. f.il.e.0t. r.l. ni 11 rn f-a.'ers $3.141. Taxsns IT.KH44' 3 w f lb),' lleeeip-s ea. I ew iit -.ties -ta.la h.eh 31)1 ar -idtc-aa n Haiti J4a.(7- mixi I 3 0 1 !1 Vi 14 7. ha-tit l3".4if.' piss 13.731t a 3 I I S-liaei Iteaeii t til Hnr',.t stra-nir 1. I 3 3S'IUhe- I., ml- J. "..lis v.arllncs J ai X.. inut- 3 3. fats l .1".. st aikeri. and feel, rs 11 "g0 i, culls -auth il-rrahl Srh .tan 3 C"ittle rteeelpts 1.7" marke s'nn'-r Native l-s-f steers Jl X1L 5.'- IV a -tern steers 4(i4i'. Tavis te. rs J3 7HJ i2i coi- sn.1 1 a r.r, file, 4.1 c inn rs J-' 3 stKkers ir-al faasl. rs 3 l",,4, .rjves Ji'l7. Isilla' Hiss etc, fa.Taa1 Hear- Keceipt. V"' Jl lr- kat -aea It" to taster Ilenv, fluaal") milM J4"V.t3l.. ,ci,l 34V.Vr tut, mirs ll&a.v bulk a' -ale- Oalili,;'. .sh-e;-I!eaeipt- 1 Vs). mar. ket a lite i,-,n earbnjr- li c 4?" r. lrtern ns :iS.inl). sla. sreep (3 a)j I "aj. Unbs 7' -'J'ai- 1-1 Joapn. vm Jin 3? r-ittie it, .ejpts 311; 1, i.io.r, itaut la-eve- 41,1 'd u.ar. em teete- Ilia c as ir I be 'e- S17"Sia3, calvas $s,a.- Hni ,tait, cjtil 3) -t, kers ..ja-a it-aater- Irf'II a lloe lie -eipts 3 3 Strtn t 7e hlehe h,htt xl",ila.7 msllum ir, 1 beavv llaa'.ls ,k, s-.,t,l balk 116-9173. isr-cere-Ite-ceipts 3") s tr. n I in: coirus. miiKrrrs. A GiiiiiI l'ci-llntr I'ri-viiiH-d In ("niton "Ilia- 1 oi-.il lliirlti-t Mils I'inii nml I.lvi-rnail llitthi-r. ftt Iaxii M mdiv Jan 33 IV) fables came -1 n. ei 1 bit ssbse,juantly ri iKertd and to. re-uii tvas thit New lork. u'ter a a, oid sirnc t ir' 1 e I slightly olf 11 HK-irits futut. the I a rs laklnit adv in'aKe 1 f the ai nd tl ns anl ttorainp 1 .la. I lie .ol nosa-.! hlhar 1 .r hf. la- anl the -tl nurket w is iirm anl ciahuii-.l witli ales cf 3" bale-. a.'Uijaati ns vtara as lotlow- l)r-!inarv C 7-K 1; d ordlnarr a l-i, 1 w ml Ultra: .7 3-ba viMdllnc 7. 1.0.I moUir 7", il.l line fn.r s. luves nil Mains '.41-. ba low while. iMtKetn? ar ard l't m a,-. 3-10 6c, 31. Ih. si,.- irun cstten lies, ji 14. Hemp tvire, lt per lb. Wait house -laicnicn. io-uu-; 10-Iaj 1-J ia 31 1 4a 133.4-." 131 'V-.1 3 HI 3. CTss-l 731 -c. I 3 J 3 77i. r-ajsi ii .C 77 04 at I i-I a.Ivinie. llarebou-e rfee'r'- ta dav Net receipts stlli I" -a t 1 Iboss rasellts I 1 ilit ttri s retetlts sj,., s j I. 1. (.roes bii mints te.aiv tlnass l-hipl le Is fbiLC M pt 1 lock 1 ti h.inl Llveniiol nurkal !-t iU-et tn lan is 4 31 331. s.,1, s lata- 1 unites claisr I -teatlt Januarv 4 3a CU s. Jan lah 4 31 a I s. lib llirili 4 3CI1 Jtinh liTil I Ml i April Jlay 4 J Ml I. VI iv Jane 4 1JPI! s.. Jtim lulv 4 17 Ml b. Julr-AuK 4 17 ill Au ben OIM v, ept -Oct. 3 to til r-etlc innlket- Vempht- s;e-, Ij pildlline 7v,c Itecetpts 3,151 lsiles Houston steady at 7 SIS." Iteeelpts 7 673 Uii- s. i:lieten Meady nl T Iiecelpts 1,iC4 Ill. s Near 0-Ienn Quiet at 7 II lsc. Kecelits 14,- 3e. ISlie-. J! bl "-rirm at 7V Ucceips 1 373 hale, 7 In I.cteilts 3 73C i liarlas",,.! 1 irm it biles. sv innahf-teady nt l4ale- Vilmlr).ton Klrni n: Inbs, 3 IW 7'y Itccelpts I.Xi; Itecetpts i.jjo Norfoll. rirt-l nt lis- I, t, 1 a:v lte. iiaiiuroir- min.11 ai v, i,.-ca-i; t- na.n It uton Quiet nt ?c Ib.s-lp- 441 Uiles I'hUlliVlphla 1'ittn at sl4,. Iteaept, 17", lfaTe, New lt.rk market- ra't market ftea.lt, ml 1 dliiiir Sw l'tltUreA lo-e.l quiet fine- llleh Ia,T rivs SatLrktv To-tat To-alat Tt-Jav Jan 7 1 7 7ai 7 tyt 7,, I-da 7 UT, Jlircn 7 r Vinl 7 lia 7 Jiiih- 7 7.1 '1 73 s 7 54 al 7 v a.1 7-7 Vur 7 3 7 t 7 3s 7 J- -t 7 -4 7 17 7 7 Net r-cel Is at 1'nlte.l s-aa ports of three ft I,,,-. nKainsi j. -i talcs la week a-d "s "43 title, last va ,r Itas-eiit. since sent 1 4ft'. 301 tales aea-uM a 7'133 for the ,Ir- I tin,. last vear 1 xrort- fire-- 14.1t, v, via li.il nirimt tai 2S7 bile la-t te.r n band Si.a.331 I ile-. at;alnt 1 ii7s.e7i j jear ago. llv Ti-li-ttrniili. New Yrrk Tin 33 -Ppe, ulati n In cotton fu ture, to-dav vva- active with the c iirs- cf tie rrsri-et In tr- main upvarl alth ucb con-.ier-ab'e Irrectilie", wis .level, lie 1 thn ,11-h altera tions of bear ar,I bti'I siiirema v whll the nve--ace was ca-nslleni'v i'n. s.int,,,,.. ,j, one tim- He rr. re actoe I. -Itlons aft the aptnir.-: nt in mil mca cf It) p. int- rh weal a ret ri a 1 s.iu tv mi- a ne improvement w-.s chiefly due to the fav.rstle l"nr!ih 1 1t ices 'p m th- unfavirible naws I-rlvat- riles f-,11 -),-advpnee wis laritata due to m advan of 77M !n the i:-rvpt'cn cotton .luti-.-t the la-t few it s nnd the further fact 'hat t-ie south continues to 1 1.1 fcr hlcher price- Th neulitte mot nant In the p-ii mu.it wa, verv active with luvinc lir-relv from Tnclivh but at-sa from 11 ill rtreet the sM-t, the 11 est and f r. m vv I nir bnl srlnrer- In.rlrir the ifttrnoon the f.s Unir was w-aler urder prolit laklne foil .nine 1 reallc tl n- cf larser receipts at the port- Tlie mar Vet clo-eal rtea.lv wl-h trices 7 raints lower to al 1- Intn net h'.a-r Stst ciose.1 ,t-, iv miljllr urlinds tc do milf '.t -alas 441 bales jv tl.ras clo-eal -tealv Jan 7lc Kab 7 "S- JiTreh 7 'V. April 7 7c Mav 7 77. Jun 7 -7c Julv "ac Auc 7"-v. b.pi 7 IX Oct C 'v. Nov I, v7r, lie,- I sc New o-Ieans Jen Z0 C ttnn fl-m -ale, 7p, onll-a-v C s tfie coo.1 or.llnar 7 II tt mll-llin-r 7Uc mi.'Ilirr 7--.c i-or,i mllllln-: 7 ivia,. mid.ll'n-t fair ".c Ilcelrts I" 7n -tnck 4 rt 317' Futjres ste-t.lt Iin nominal Pel, 717, a, Vlarch 7 4Ir7 4ic April 7ltt7llc: Mav 7 1307 lie" June 7 43ia7 41c Jlllv 7 4',7 41-. An; 7 -Sfe7 -7-bett SOjfV. )tt C "Tne 7c I.'ven.vol Jan ra t'ot" n iot qu'et: prices 1-T3I h'ehe. Amerlesn mid lllmr fair 4 "-5 331 j-ood mlldlim: I 13-331 mlllirr 4 31331, lotv mldlllni: 4 l"-33d c 1 cnllnarv 4 11-731 nril narv 4 -321 The sales nf the .lay w ro 'a bale-, cf which 't' were f r sieculil nn nnd ax pert anl Ie. 'udi-.I 7 4a-i Imerlcan. Keceipts aV) bales, neludie- 7 l. Ameib an. Tuturea ota-nad quiet anl clo-ail rteac'v at th- advance Ameri can mt.Miinr 1 m c jan 4 3.1 r,ti Jan Ke' 4 31-al is I era .aiarrn 4 va; l s Via ret, tt ..I 4 3ia;4ii 3-'4t Arril-lliv I 61 1 I. vf,, Juno Iltla'll I7VII 1 June-Jftv I pefll j b. JuIv-lUT. 4 14 Nil 13-?i s. Auc -sea,t 4 9a7H s.. Jcpt.-Ort. 3 a"0-ri.l s l)ct -Nor. 3i3-ia r N"ov-.-Dec. 3 4 S4fe '-n r. CnlTe-. N"etr Tork. Jan. 33 The market for coffe futures opeaed bare!) steady, with prices tn guee. si Er aa.aqv'j' Jjavlai!)j- -A spiuuiT vtrnilill't (ll! T'r.TUKY Ei.OOII rOISOJ Ilie eVle I .1111 I -e II a e, .a..., COOK REMEDY CO., 1157 I' It TesifJ'. ft rjr III.. Ir praslv f eoni. Cta. iUI S O'l). tti I'll! t tt" mvt ckvticalf iv. flt bin) raltu ta want ra-wi la I. tn 7. alar. m-f'l ae). K. r1AKE PERFECT MEN -4? i" ui iii-sii::: i-i j..ia-- IPk. I'rMltl i t -r by tb- f&ranii Iw Jn. I'fi" m i uLi.r. p-wiajt V. "V ctT'4y t lL.vr t ngr.r -jri watiXef tIiO (t"iay atfj,r wf s 1 tj c w l ntrnreiif. Viy. fc .Jtrrexr t r Hilt D T I iwtrp .l'-Sa!-"'t. v.: ftin w ,1, -r r r "...,..t a. I ar. ft a r r' '1 'a er VI "f Illl I't l:l f fill 4 II .7.". tla ar bars st.. lilng,,. oM ta .t. laauls by 1' 1 Jthliiun. w S clltvc. anal JcUiaajn llrcs llrjadwuy ar.il 1 runalln. CURE YC-URSeLF? n 1 iei for uDratnnl "hire iiinmtloa 1 1 s IS 1 la4l'l. (Tiftrktl-! trrtra't l r ulrrtio2 ta a'Tivtorv n it i-tiej m"TiLr4iit it-Btt evti i l'a c' 3l n i -Litnu ?rfis,tCrffw4tCl nt r poitjontus, ohj rnnuVaii i r r-ct n p atn Tippot tjr nrrtM, irrrnir-I, tmi Jl to, or w bttld. fj.;. LircoJr ft'st oa iirTiMt WEAK MEN In int I1 f -r l i 1 t. Vfrr r-ti.nw. 1 X f! t.f r r 1 t an) T r r i a in t i i-nri lop9 1 i -i-r i nwi. iftntr Irk. i r at-- cjrc frl I 1 i-i, rr-ou 1 .if- bmal Ilia 1 mr" A-Il--3l 6 8. Wr g.- .Vjsic D aur, B.si H7j, wshaH. Va DR. CROSS!V?Af.'S SPECS.IC Elfl3XTliRE. Tor the ctirp of GonorrLora, Gleets, fctrittun-"!. nml analojoiis (Vrnplainta of tin- Orjrnus of (JeiKTatSou. Pries II a bcttle. lc- sale bv drussts. Hrhllltj nnal Jts Compl!-ir-.tlons, such as we-iiceM, isiflert L pel- :ifac- t-irt-h anal rnor steadv with prl.es net 1 to s, p ,ints lower ?-ale 41 1. taT. ln. It. line 7.!an h 65.1a", liar 6 as., lulv t. i.e Aue: aa-'U7c. spt. 727.ac: asri H'l w p .'iv.Tjr. ft vKfn .r -rtllN fj i ihja n' J'; la-ij-eiosstiess. Cecillia avf Rj !Bof ,"r,': fjrte na coatrcl. aserli ''tcur-l n-rer br ocr cicln iJ1 la' esTl f lT0 treatment, which vte-t: lY" vOH V'il cn epprn-i H cot a iiKV succtfce. return It at cur s- lla" .a,.!. Nov 7 aut Ie 7 ln-47 13c. fcprt 3 ca ffec- 1:10 weak No 7 Jolbinit S'se do in- veice tc. l7l,i barely steady. Cordova Svil-,. ioi :.ri. Hrrelpts l.itttit I'rlet-s Hnncrril From Id 10 1 li .1-73 Cejits. i:ri'fni.if' speci ii Nevt lork, Jan. 2a Ite poultry receipts to d..y wer- c ntlneal to alsaut I1, cars by eapre-s f n n the Southwest Tliere was s ime di-posl-t' n ami my raeivi3 ta -train r cea cn fowls, lut auviiis were leaner thn I okei for, foot Ira: up ea car-, be-i-.cs a ars ri ileal, rs bamls In m la-t wa-ak v few Inliana ..n 1 other fancy 1. ir bv expiesH f .wi sola! at liia but t-jtliern lilnl Sulhwe-let;i ha 1 to clear at px. ChlcKen t ni handed o turkevs offere-J. with mark-t rata-! about -t-a.l .-autharn find i-outh"v e-tern aiu. ks anal ci -ta -aald at cn hange 1 1 rica-s Ducks a leaned upalae.lt an.1 steablt K.wl- IXf Iaa-;-: chivkar.- e,. s,er. fraa-, turret-, fair'to Kood, .Use. du ks Ua-tern 1 rime pair. t5afi7ic; paer tia fcir. a.vi.c ts.uthern ,.s i.t-ese. IVest arn 1 rime. Jt.34sjl 30, t-cintieaiern. tl l-sJLS; -r u.ie,ji 1 Ia-a.e.i r ultry raeelpt, to-day. 3,sI jkc- ln v u for t V In transit are llitht. Heather la- been aaaretneiv s, vere tn rrast prcaducltiir sectivn- of th. Iltartv Vle.tarn bta'es whlcn craailv ictar..evl the ta llecttnj cf live stock. Ths. ile-nar. I was arulte c. j. and fre-i, sloth of all Rials was hell -vith ra w crnM.lence Turkey-. IV e-tern tnree. hen-. !I'-c rc'x-1 bens ard terns. 3t'-aii- J.iU-K t m. meitium weights, 1)-; leatv vcu",i; nms. '.zr MKithern lce.1 hen 10 vl-fterii all torn-. S cifsan- Ohio an-1 In dia" 1 avern-e prime KSill. a thcr lletem p-me. 13, IVeste-n irediam 13113' c. small anl sb 't".-al. chltltn-. Western prime, laoalded. S'-Vi.s. i-ime dr.tti.kel. iKjlui-t. averac Isst. IV t-hh kens an 1 fowl-, mixed 1-tac. chick en lle,tern c ire and stac-ffj V-ar'H.-. fiwls. "a""? Itane rtrj pl.V.I 1 iUc scalded. Wsc: t-futhei- i,.d. o, cr.k-. Western. aA.g7e": Kfe-e. l.eslern irime. :4jSt-c. pc r to fair. 4f is dues, l.e-tera frime. l.a':ijli, poor to fair. LSI vc riiicnso I'lillllrv (tuotullains. Cliicasto. Jjn 3 Uresieil poultry firm; turkeys. Oc, Chlckin-. 71 Vr 1.1cm llnttcr llnrKet. itrrrri.ir bi-i-i ivi. Kl-an. ill Jan 3? -r.utter offe-inc zX tubs. w ith no bl Is on 1 n.. vales, official mark-t firm at Itutt. r same time last jear isc-c tal- week V.-i tuM s 'Irensiirj 't.ata-inriit. lVa-hlrc-on. Jan ?v To-da"s stat-tn-nt cf th- cniiiil n o" the Trea-urj nhows AvallabU ciy-h balaa e Jsae..o,6ta uoM reserve, J317.7S6.- Ilir- llsil.l... II li', JVe"' eJaT1 TT Of th Vls- m,,... t.a m re an anoar. on Sat nrdij. Jan. 37 us comi Ile.I bj the New le.ric Ira lure Kv. harBe. li a fellows- 11 heat 13 Wta.- tu iietr-ai-t crta 4f,aa.) bu .1) bu 1 rr ll.S-s.ftai 1...' in Oali, S 333.1ai tu tncreasav .41 10 bu l: 1 I3.'..l lu !ecr..asa. 3ooj leT l'.irley 1..60,vv bu detraae llZvj. bit S.I-M- lorU liurkrt Cat-, la. The. f..i,.. ns -vr.oprw f -he c -.ip n rerara l.he l.nnclesll New lork -t ks was ree.?eTa IV I) II Irn., II.. a i-ranci-, lira. A. Co. 4U Olive streer. ve-tcniav 1 jrlj Indon cabl-s n". rted the market ther f ,,r.i.v,"lk- a "'u" of the latest lie"' trotn Hillei 3 ...lumn '11 -,-i h Africa, but bc, be- with Ia.nd n cn,.Hl Cv,r heavy OF 'i7 "rU '!a'- I n this buv. In, the landon marker ia.11,1 sh ,rplv lefore th ai-nmir ot New 1 rk llocfc. latimi!,.. ThbT lett vr little cw'rtunitj 1 .r irbi-rage Irtde not "a l?'' "r Rl,',n netaf't??i ad I imni.aliatel after tie a-i.,re wZ ..in,. pre-Mips to sail it the Iwu itel'L'?. rr"'" I-n,,in l.'ut 's -ni, momentary. Ilrrka--s f r th- nw-t im-artant short ittir.-t! imladmB the 4 nnIid ,t -I tr.-rs .t,,4 erlnir ml the alemanl tmni His r.vurr. r ulcklv i i l "aiers mucht anl b.d up Misks all aioual ia- r ij.i. e th"ii opinion a.n .1 I, lief tft.i w ,.,U belne kr wn n.thlmr e' I et-...d to rnf !?.aA ,r:."',.''j.TJ"';".'' T'"- mZ Ka...it u. linl ..n... 4'ia, -.e ....i- a arit- irun. -i' "1-1.. ..i- irs arat 01T the. ibslin. aaa ls.u:ht ..v J Iklch- Co ,un I i. 1.- foe th,. 1 .njn,- -)rdl..,ie In th,, bairl tha- Kbaf treV ,i- I that tie Hln-a,"." tirdav anl it is morn'nj was ol,ly fr th- rair- a,',',' .-h te. V" "if". "V'' l-el'V- bliylmr by IJell ,v in anal Ian Kmlninih .1 Itterhury Tbo .lirect.rs met in !il.d(.i it noon an I wer- in session late in afteinwn 1 hicaco noises su'.'i j. I... I to t- well infarni1 SHi.1 that 1 .luarterl. .Il.llce.Iof pe-oent tt M l XbrS "ft tn asmn-.i anl funds set isi.'e to ts.ntla-1-divi.Ien,l ivv mints at the same rat- far Ihe oilier tnreel .,uitt-i- if eairren- vear At lae snm- lime- It w is t tteii that arriasi m nts v-oul I be mat's tne th- reii-amant pe.-. ,rK. aciion on whi h l-ill le- fonna'lv taken in a short time sitar .-f-t ti ire, wer stir-ni; on ann5,incem-nt that ii-..tlier a!van-e in price cf re.lned snears w.mll le made l.v ill the retirln- Interests M.a-t o' the Itivinr ws- to .ot e S.,Ji. T?- -IO, k tA, In Or.l l.ln.ft I In l... I n Etv-1 letnanl In 11.. ten i est! ird tv ard Inke-, I. tn.ll'nt- k. ...a. 5J1 tlmale.1 the shot Int-,.st at a ve-v tl-ce -mouni Tfceie wle ln.lic-iti..es I -lav thii ihe la Jnta reft Intarest, ilantlhe-I with the c m'r.d cf i t t 1 Ina ll-hni; th few direa tors ha 1 termed" a EtrttT I. I ..n.l !--.n -t-alt I jjers since the airreem.e. was ra.t.iae,i,n rT,,v Thebuvinc to-.Ia waschlefls by flower t Co nnd hou-e, wrrk'n? r ,1, th-ni iu ther- vvul 'i tc.eilnc cf short", as thc-e. was in the rest In I! X. O T Ie alm-rn boucht almost all the flock tra.d In to-, iv Tho sellinc; Was Iirtl for burden anl i.irtlv ly scattered room trait rs There was rn) news ot any kind in re card 10 the 1 roperty. Itecent state-rant ln -asrar I to a rcs-im-tion cf roll exi-ts have cau-e,! ti- ),."j-,ion about the. rate at which an I expo-ts niirht be icsumed Tb- tlr-11 that intlraatfl it another outflotv of cald wes In -Icht sill toatiy thit 'It- fo-lrht rteallnir will have to a Ira ica t, s"li;htlv abo.o 4 -v bef, re an )lpments win be made Amine tbe ruim rs ti-eiilitej ,n the street Sitnnlay. tn connection with activity In Mo lie va, illl ta th pie-ence of th- ta-bllanes in this country at thi- lima-, who are alleired to be Interested In t-ansferrtnc a fart r f the- hoM. Intrs t a new Intere- t-vsil.ly the Korkrfellera Th- fb.ul I esfat- is still In th- harrls 1 f trustees urd the "a"eiiine interests amount to cne-slxth of the varions ibmil prjperll-s A director of the company -ats 'I nm 'nclln-d to thlnir teat trade In 11 "iciilc 1, more of a -tecula-tlve ileal than anvthlntr ie 1 ceralrly havn nt be ml af the transfer of sny amount of Mo l-aclnc stoct nar ts here' any ibanqe anticipated with rtfe-mee ta cos. r i.iat,on. teiween oui cempanv an-l oth"r rallraad t. inpanles." V rth-m I'd. flc 1: I! r0 rer-irts for De pet a-irninss Increa-.il 1141.379, .u moath I'ee 3t n t in rrai? 1 731 137 IlKcliarci' In I'liiikrnntcr. iiEi'rri.if" sfs..i Fort Smitli. Ark.. Jan. a?. John la. VA rin,ton was clven a dischanro ln bankinjDt Q '""''IV-i. At a meeting of crcdltorsX. offer of ea. was accepted. He! betairie bl! lolvetl as Euretj- for J. I. Alathev Cg, A ttSCSi?. Si-i'f:-& jJ-t

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11 THE -REPITJJC: TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1000. My K I is 1 t 1 w FINANCIAL W. II. LEI.. Frcsldcnt, I. IL FRANCIS. Vice President. A. U SHAILL.IUII, Id Ice PrcsIJenL The Slershaiifs-Lao.ecJe oiionai Bank OP S5X". CAPiTAL, Surplus mid I Undivided Profits, i" 4 2 TO THOSE who contemplate changing their banking relations, or who iwMi to open new accounts, whether current orsaxingf, this company ofters the best equipped offices in w tilth to transact business, and the most liberal terms con sistent w itlt safe and prudent hanking. m a TS va' Zr IS523 U J is) 8 U. Hjt vMi f XJS SJ33 Q a Sl.LMII AM) C rVITfl. rs:B MILLION FINANCIAL THE McKIHNIE-DAVIE INVESTMENT GO. Capital J50.000.00 PalJ In. 01: COLORADO -.PRIMIS. CCI O.. BOM)S,STO!Ks.MiIIUlDl,sriiULM.(U;inrS uccesful experience enable. u to offer at ell timet, ate, prufiiaMe in raiments In some of the rnan properties i. nrd or con trolled b us. ;v u now about TMI? COLO RAIMY-JOPLIS MINIMI AM) MIIXINU CO.. a IcaJ. zinc and kwII property. i WW. CT. McKinnie Bros. N. W. Harris Company IS'KISI!S CHICACO NEW YQ-'K BOSTON STOCKS INDEPENDENT OF FOREIGN NEWS. ci.osi-: of tmk mai:kkt iii.l, p.it riuiu. Small Haiti on Sugar at tin Open- in-' Had l"o KlVot-l Money Easy. RLTUDLie ETBXM New Yorli. Jan. The definite news that General Bullcr had retreated across tho THgela made the London market weak. Kafllr stocks, of course, suffered most, whllo consols declined 1 i-r cent. American stocks Here relatively the strongest in the market i vA finally ckjsvtl at a small decline on tho day. The dibcoant rate In the open market v a trifle harder at 3' per cent. It wag evident at the opening that the market did not pay much attention to for eign news. Stocks Immediately began to moire lndejwndently of it. It was considered that London had already discounted the lwssihle loss of Ladysmilh and thcro wjs ii general belief that the American ixisltlun v.i MJlhciently ptroni; to be al!o to ignore the question of tue war in Ki.uth Afric.i, as long as it was unaffected by Uuroie.i!i coin plltatiuuy. I'uion i'dctiic showed slri-liKth and tlioro v.aa .i tevival of tho rumuia of tho Northwestern taking ov r control of tho road. Alihidun stocks wile well bousht and It Eeems aa if the remarkable earnings bhown by tho lino wire bringing in good outside bujing. Steel blocks were strong on the Steel and ire mteimg and in an ticipation of a good showing on the year's workings. Ituiuurs that the cuutructor fur tho tunnel eouid tut, or mule probably -could nut, put up the neceacary guarantee, caused bujing in tiuiliuu titocks. While very Ilttlo doubt wax expressed as to his ability to lmd the il.W',Vfi iieetss.il, it is juet possible that it muy suit some strong Xinamial lulcrents to hlo ttiu big work fall through. A small raid on Sugar at the epeuliij was notably iticflt-ctive. The buy ing in tho stuck wa: said to cumo from the iuHide. The ciii-e of tho mark t was dull but Jinn. A run. or that the Consolidated Slock l'. cliangu interests wetu aiieinptuig to ioer SLj,.ir hurts cjiisid icnev.ed sedlng Hum that quarter and tiie buying waa toj gjod fur thu lie.ir attack. Tho ucclaratiun of tho bteel and Wire dlvL-lon was dclaed, but the tone of ileel lock. was confident up to tho cIo.sc. lLillioads liniclni-l uoiicesbly hard and a rumor ot tiie capitulate n of Lady imili had no eiiiri upon prices. .Mum-y -Wan c.is and almost uniuauaolu at c-r ccn:. News from South Africa slii.ued tint aft er ti.e wi uttou ot piuu ivop, t.. nei.it JiulUr iuuiid it neccs.Lry to takr; up iits via tut'j it intrciicniiKiiLs on iho south bank ot the Tu-gla. Thu practically inc-aus the iu tii luumt nt of ttie attempt to relieve Ladauutli. liy latest udvleus. the gjrrisuti tht-ro t-xn hold out tor another mouth and during thai lime General Huberts may be able to make sulUoentiy stioug demonstra tion lit Cape Colony to draw- olf the Uoers. ".iil.r.g In this It will bu In his discretion to say whether tieneral hliu shall cut his .y out of Lad smith or surrender. it is notieeablo that tiie muiket hero is r-Oing less and less attention to the cam paign, and probably nothing but tho fear of Liiropcau iutricutton prevcuts it mov ing lnde-iK-ude'iiii). bu -h intervention steins impieibable in view ..I the fuct that i;uro peau politics would prevent it being a unanimous .alack upon the lirttish. The Lvunsvihe ana Terre Haute common stock was noticeably linn to-da, and tlie-ro were rumors that Southern Pacille was hujing up eulheient Inteitst to secure con trol and to bring about t: c alejrption of the r. ad. Trade reiiorts twin all paits of tho country continue good. The iSianbi-r stocks still Lhow gool c jriiinsij, in gjute of the ueiai- In the shipment of wheat. Tho g'lvunce in tho price made ny the American cugar Coinpanj. which was loliowed by tl: Inuciitndeiit rertl-.ers. Is likely to have n. C-iod itlVct upon t.io s-toel-.. It is reported that the sinJieate. which is helping Third avenue, mteiuls to n-ake a complete limning or the di tit ulmii; lines Insuring a low ralo lnti rest-be jnns bond, and it is believed that the earnings of tbe company will be able to bear tills without lnterfeience with the S per cent dividend. Aevr lurk Muck t uotntlnn,. Tiie b ll.-WIrK slums th ejcnlng lili.hest. lair est Miid cl-isiu? iuutattru, .n the New York Moil. Kxcl-ani;, ele-nla. I'orrtcted daily ter Tho Itrpubkc bv l It. Prunrjc, lm. A. Co. bcccls atU tic-ct, Olive strftt: Clos. Moett Sal.Optn.lIli!h.I,on-.no. im. m. Car A- T. rM. 5:1 K W Am. Cotton lv 33 33 Am. Llnfe-ed OH 1-17 lit 112 in U2 IV. I-f-l ZXI Mil Ij'i a Am. iMtnlL ii lt-f. 41 J 3Ss 3"-, SS'i 3S Do. pf.l 4 kV'j in H, Am-Stecl Hoop pM 1 M ,l Am. Steel Wit-. Iift 4J rt4 it K)i; Io. iM X'XM 1 SI SuTi Am. FuKEr Itff.... 4.34i JUcl 11J list, 117', avm. TlnpUte i. isi S7, bo. llil r Mlj H'l Ani. Tibocco 4,72u 1 li.l IViU A.. T. S. V 419 lit'i Jj'J lS'i IV, I0. pfd W'i il. Ol HaJt. e.'ij 3,iCT. 57', S f7'; f7'i I- pf.l iw: 74', 74-- 74i Zf; Ilnik, K.ip 'l"r-ti. itilt;-! 71 7. J 71 7J IT.C- A nine 2 "l, I'j C II i ej 1J"2 15', l.-l'. i?r, Chi Gr. lt.-3t .1, I-J 1-', fif.l A TO,, 7. 7C- 7'a l tfd it -ii Tii C. M. A. Si. P 4 -'.I t7 II. 117', 117S i. ft I. A. V 1.C531W Ulj'4 leS J'-', r.nn. n iiorrMAX. cashier. 1L T. STUROnON, Asi't Cashier. V. A. PHILLIPS, :a Asst Cashier. IjOUIS. SI, 400,000 5233,000 On Savings Deposits; On Demand Deposits. ClinSTNLT STRi-i-lS. IQ I I z I? i M I. .-I. f-lirl i i n eJi n iv.lui. t'o I'M V f. i: c, 1 pf.l IViiiral Sti-I I -i 1 l" irli IHm is t. .in il 1 I l. .V Nj-Ii M ii). itt in I, Mt ht. U -M K .t T. i,l l M Pailll- National Leal N .t...nat t-frl nrd N eVntral O V JCt A- West IA-. 1M N. nh IVifttk. i- rw I'"fie Mall 1. nv Kanla l'i lt?'n One 1" C M I. l'l--.el Stt-el Cjr. pfd hi-a-lmg ll I-l IU-p I I Io. il K I .V S I v :j pm St L S.iuth In pfd Pocth. I'a-'ttl.- South. Ilailn Tern .mJ ,v lr.- t moo kK P t'nirtn lNelhi- l. pfd I" S. Ilther .ra I", i. ItaLber Wat-ash pfl 1V-.-t. t.'nion Te. Wi- ltd V. I. 1-134 4 n1. f. Pit. tl', CS 4-1. IW. lBi 7C 7' Wi 7 W M'i r"a M. C Co 3Zl 3:!4 VI s'; 3', 37', ttJ tl'a 61H M", Si'- 31 U 7.". 15". I 71 ST'' a.", f'. lloml .ftlei, nt .t-vv York', i:KiTni.p- srnriAL. K-b V. rk. Jjn r Pals f bona, wre mai!" I ere to da) an fulluw: I'ir.t Call. II 0 At- h adit 4 -V.il Sl'i r. ow u o iwalu reW Do iU hp, Xidit n O C Btd t,3ul aio b u K ins s;'4Ct v! in.(KI! IV V is 71 1.0 4n Gi ctm !iH 3 IM0 r 77 J Crn li!W, IK C 1 4 l"JV,it. II ftn IV. S'.-i S3 t3. 17.0-vCiOgen 4',s 971. it 97", t y r m st v it i iiiv .IK- :i 1- 1: 1 v iw M..) Do reu .1301,2131 S ff)0 C C St I. K m 4-t Wff 9S; 4 "K C I. W 1-t t''cl".', n-W Cil S.U1 4t el 7 -V) D It 2 con ti 4 OX Itn Imp 5. lli t.teO Une 1st cen 4a f;a r'; 5 n-n Kt W I C1--S 7J l'o-rt It V l-t H-. s, H T 4? iFt .s 111 1 4- i,. i-ii ti,4 lC'.l"') LSMS lit 7 r-s Ill1; r-."V) 1. A- N un 4s v 1 -..i M.-t Kl lKt HIS 4 M St L e. 11 in 113-. 1I.IW M K T I-t 4, f" n1 Po 3-1 OV. 4 i.-'J ikl I iS SI'. 1 M X O i-.n lU.O') 3 i-i 12.A N Y C II C N y "11 i:4" ju N- Y A. II 1st 7a .1H2 Ho ree l-il,ftl.)-N .t. S til t? .IM N A. W cm 4i M'.ir Ml N P gen brn !s K'l ievi 1 1) 1.-. M s I, lit cs.'.'irs-'. 1-3.- I'oJMt 1ft St 107 14 W I-t 4. 1 1) Mtmrun etf-, p a- 1: JM 4 M liCJO lLvW iieaatr.LT cni j. kiSt cm I.WI It G I'i'ir 9', -.('J 1. 1 ji Ken 5 in-. nt I. K w lt 4, .Sfl1.?- "1 I J il 4l .Jsit i S-u I'.ic 4s M Ixiu Pac ol 41.W1 rvt.j.1 ron r.s utm-I. Suu 11 K U-7-.:.)7'i T A: O C W at.. T.m !K 11.009 f.OM r. w I" P 1st 4s... .Vim Do roe loa'. Wal lt 0 11".'. ii KHul'HV, I'l .3;-;(i K'- 1I..1 3 .li.W C7.'-.) 4:wi V. N Y .1 P m- -s kh c m.73C, 735. i'cond trnii. C4 C-11, T, rtr i i 4!'. C, 4". 42 lw 1 .'J u U 1- Ii 15 .iw s?, c:. er I.OI M i"j to", M !2l VJS 4.1 1H'. IK', lH'i lH-; i isii TT1 t. 7Ta 1 ..i M M W SI j.m n..- :s p.; iwi u K 4.4tW 41 Wi 41 4J; V't m rs V 4 if, 4JC, 4,s, 100 Kl'i SV. i i'l I-.1 133', Wl IIS 21'i 3.75 It. (SLf. 434 :,v.v( mc, mi, ;t Ti a- a 42 l."C 1 l--'j im4 tiT, li 71 7U 11) M V30 17 1 f' i.4 3i'3 a, 6i Vi C J.-", 3'. lti it; 'j ST', T.iro JT 37", ft. IP, 11, i.7j w-, tr. CO 10'. Kte- yi iw; 9 r, 4i:, 1.-.S 77. 7-C, l 7S 37i 4 Jii, 1, ID M"4 tft"-) Atrh .1.11 H'i Srt-lO M K T 11 "M I-. Adanm llx 4u nil, 3.-. "i I 4s w 3v) II Ac O S W In Mkh 4s .14 3'-. S3'. 13.-j.-j Jlet S.i lt in Z.'v) li It T t 11I.-.4II51 1"-V,iHcVI. C.O-1 M P 6s 1317... ljllt A O 3'-,9... P. N V Il 4... il'C H-wn.)4s 1W. I.l N Y O V 4. Ph', t) c o 4'-. it "no x p 4, io:v.,i-'. 97.a i3.'- i.) mt; I.ftO I).j crn C. .11. S.Oji) N C M I. 11.WHC 1" 4s If.e, 4- I7i 1-HI..J s 4, '1 ft-) Heading cen inc it 1 p is. 7-v.-. 4s sp; 1 N J 5s ....lJi' llOWEt I. I Jl Js.. 4 WI 1-- I Is Il'atf IP. 4 I It II 4s it', COW Sou Itv U. 107', v.n gen linn 9..CIT a; N i ts..i-a. Cls, f."! 3W lT P 4s M4l.tia Id-Wl II V 4'i.s trio, s v Y P cm 74 D-) K 1-t tr 7.M IM It Ill 1.11 j.ih ii5. 11 i in.-..:-;', 'u s7u W M St 1" C JI 4W .lb Ids I-Jl', div ,;1 J-liinl 1-iiU. II OT A A N Y l't !"Si 3 M Par .s. 1SJ) 3; lt'Ml AMi mil sV,vi ci. It ,-h Jlrt Int -ni t, IU II 11 lit. HI4 4 -n Id, S V 3l-s 13 M K T M fc twill 4 C St I. lieu 1 N' A IV 4 W. '.4s 1 N Y C M C e'jo c s 4, yr, 3-a J.7-; 1 (1 I' II 4'-n S7' W.O" lieartlni 4s ip; 1.KJ0 C7 II Ar t) een I1P ILWO St 1. S 3.1 1B.O0-, i- N J il 13ifillV 5'.fe 6. S-Ml" P 1st .to. WMSill Itlt Is .I11714 in..j 1: It S A 1st PCS l.'KM Third Ave is 1J3S 3J.'-l FlTI'i-m 4s lV. Si)IJ 1' 4s.Iiimftl.l4-., S.'"i IC 1) Is- ....111 tV 77 V P inc. 77S 7tl laic tins f-s -MS! I" s in 74'. l.uu-J MAO 4... fO Wl Wall d-b 37' Stnti- lloilds. Srir Yerk. Jan .-9 Stale l-onds Inactlv Ixuislana new consul 4a N-rth ar.tllna 3 N.-ith I'are-lina 4s Tinn. p,ee r.w s-ttlement 3a ircitui c. nturkfc ..ZWi ...137 ...1

l I Virginia dfrt.d tluvernnient IIiiin N York, Jan. Si. ejovernuwut bends ular. Cn't-1 Statra Is. ri5ttred Lnu.-d stiitii, n, reic I .ill. d states Si-. t..up Cnlte.1 Main now 4a. r-p 1 nlt.1 S t. h ne-.v 4j ...up I'l l' 1 S.al-s uM 4s. reg tn.t.-l st.it. a .li 4.. 1 nun itrtr:- .:.f.'; no ...133 ..131 ...HCj lllj Ill ...11c; ...113 l'ni:-il Mates reg I n.ti-i Siatr-s Tut coup lll.t cf Columbia 3-Cis Mock nnit lloiiil In llnlnn IToston. Jan 3s Mrmej. sto( L aiil b-.nd ijuota tlons -vere as follows Money. Call loans 43.'-; tlm- loans 455. Mocks. A.. T S. P 13 lltehtiunr l-f.l .1:3 Ii pt.l c -irii. j.tt-u im. i:ie.- pfd.. .135 MfX Vn-ral 7p; ld Ih-inlni- n ..17 )re. n bln.rt Une. 37'i lni.-n P.t.ilie 4., rnmn L n.i 3 We-t Kn.l Di. irj iMJ, W-stlnK. r.lrx 47 Am Si-gu- 117', 11.41 le-1 3J5 lloston A- ll-an JW lk.t-U-11 Klevateo &.o lhiston Maine k-7 C. V. A: Cf 1:1 lir-mtmon cv-al 41 Im r-W 115 T..I st-l I.; Do. pfd 73 vv s. nsm Central 3S 3tinlnir Miuren. I.. IJ71- Paint 41 Quincy no Santa Fe Ci.i'lrt-r 5 Tunnrack i;j Winniia s ftah -P. Arn Id SSi1, Chi en en Mocks nml llonila. IteceiveJ .lailj bj D. It. lVanils. lira X. Co.. 410Ollie it. Illia. Lot. DIani ml Match National Carbon li.- pfd National Ikult 1 1 1 n Tra. tlcn Do IdJ V-l J3 13r. 3T, 34 74 Alloue2 II in. C-. 3 Advn'nte t Atlantic 31 Huston Mi nt .Hi 11-ltt- i I... t.-n IS Cilipnet Ai lievla. 735 Vntn!aI 1".', 1'ral.klin 14 Humboldt 1 W. II. THOMPSON', Prcs 13. 1'. 1. 1) WAR lib. Caslnc- J. C VAX W.AH. C L MR1.K1LL, The Rational Bank of Gonunerce in St. Louis, WITH tWPlTAL- OF FIVE MILLION DOLLdnS AM) SFRPLFS AN1' PROFITS OF THREE MILLION DOLLARS, Solicits accousth or iivnus Hamiihis. jiim'ui itkeks, mi,hciiants and Cokpujiation-s: oiructoi; 2 Jas. 11EI.U Geo o. CAUrESTr.ii, Xatiiam Cole, S. M Rood, IV. t. HvAiurriCK, T. 1L JICKlTlUIlK. C. 1 UlXXCItE. J.l. XlUtEllsiiy, II. C. PIEBCC, U C SIMMOM, VlM. II. TU9HVSDX. J C. AS ULIHOivj, CHAS. U. .AWEU. et -1ii.ai:o S'rft Kalluav Mm- I- t" VWM Sl.l l.l.valeil 1!1 Iw) 111 74', liJ 'Uli M I IM-attd Null t il I L. k .-ii-- 1 I at.-I I P 1 i.-' .-:tll.catt-3 I 1- I-. 'ti' 0.0 t iTv 1- l-t-l i-eut Ovlij I l.lr.f-.l Oil I 1'. ct'J A I (Kail iintflatfr I li .k ItaUwuv 41- 41', IO-. Ill H'. 11 lj t 3jii I!11 A-..l II'. 31 1 ..3. 1 ill-n Iraitl-n 1' ltd 1- ..!.-ill II ib h l.k- Mi.-.t LlMot.d 1-.. t-ie-t r llii ats M-IiuU-lilali Went iSide Klevated I' If! Natl, till ll-uit I I N i-i ii.ul earbiiu II. l-M Nat: n... Mt-el Ih 1 t-1 N.-rth -in. us-, sirrt-t llatluv i- ith ---i.l- J'ljt-d Vij.t i hUas.i Mreet Itollaal rilioluirir MiK-l.i. Hi-I-orl-l daily by I. JJ. IVaOels, Lv Cilwe st. 75', ..1331, WS 3S 34S 7.', 4k l", a'. :4 si".

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1 Jlu'a ..11 Bro. .t Ill-1 AKkeJ. S 14J 14' W-'inn'i. ue Air Brake l'.l!-!uit. Plate .Ui al- at b th tb.ut5. I'nreiitu llvclui iiki-. NutRiihstandins the tier., of Ilntlh rverss In South Afrli a. there was a e-.i iii-mand 1 r l.-uuiu Mullani;.. jestelvkcv and tbe liialkot was stri-nc Aei.-rdinir t- rep. rts rei-ehe.1 l.r l R. Pr.-in-cis. llr... c.i. 1 losing urtis vtrere us f..los Prime sl.-lllni; al.i- ui',. ehi-ilu iKi.fl 4 tK da.-i 4.tS -i.iiim-ri ial rliillnj- i-n lanlturs- chei-E: 4 S7. 4(7'... CO .bu. 4-MU4M'.. sm ,Us 4 ICS4J74 'Iraiu billx. to daia 4 t'a.. xt'on btlb. 4 S3 '.if iHinkerV I-arls 5 15 i-lC: 1 In ckJ" 5 l'i. CD dais 5 l' -..mmer ial Trench franca, cheeks fc is": en Uavs J 11.. -.il l-H. Sni chei ks i j. (0 dav 5 34. llelalan iki.k. 5 !SS: vt ilaja iav Iteiebmark able y; s-lii.. eitt.-ks 9. '.a J-i 1-H. n.l.il '4 7-!l4!'- Commeri-lal i leiks le. tn, days 9l: davit f4 l:ankir- Hutch guilders, check. 4"-.. ti tiavt c.-nim.r"i.il .hecks 4 D-l. dl) 13. ilarket stroiu:. .Nt-vr lurk 4'url im-ks. Iteceivej oaiij bj 11 it, 4-ran.ls, 410 OUw st. liro. 4 Vo.. Did. Alked. 39 4- Pi JV, 4V'4 4 31', te 7l, 34 45 451, S2'4 U 10-'. 1W4 74 3". 31 33 V) Ct 45 47'. 7S 73 33 3". W IS P4 s 3 31 j-)' mi iu cm 33 i t-i 71 .tss 7 s 4) 41 M American Air Power lllcvcle Ie pfd. Arnerfiran Uis.len iv rw Amsterdam urns Do. prd Amiljramated 4'.ioer ciilraru an.l Alton tubs Dlstllkn. of Am.n.-a I-. rfd Havana I'ommercial D. pf.l National bait Do. pfd Oils Klevator Do jad Hnial Ilaklllff Powder Kubber IM. pfd S'l.-tndard Oil Sl-s Iron D-c pfd Tt-ist iitnpanjr of Anterl.-a -.n-t Iron Pipe Do. pf.l 7ramopr-on 31 1 set 1 1 n 11 i-iiil s e4tirllles. To-dav. Saturday. Stocks. Bid. Asked, lil.l Alkd. Ainaleamele-I Oipr-er y3r, 3'i M4, t-''i American Air Power 4l 47 41 47 ISrttUh Columbia 4'opper SU c A- A. ul PW PW-i Ifr, 197 DNtillRrs of America s1 7 C, 7' D.I. J.f-1 3"1, 31 311, lZler. l!.t 1 IS p, 11 IVi .fil 15 3C. HI.- rhkle 41 44 41 45 i in. pfd u :i i c I'leetn. I-neumatk 1 i, it, llein incton C. 1 33 S3 5) 73 Oeneml C.u-rialje 4, 44 4'i 44 Havana ''cnmiercUl 31)14 3I4 20 33 Do pfd t 63 0V CT III. Trans Si 3, 3'i ZK ir.t. t-tesun lump tic, ir i;c, j; D.-.. pf.l S2S. G3C, 13V, taifc Inter 1-o-j.er C C5 CS bt I. S. Ily tstj ti Do. prd M 1-0 In. sul IHV4 ui jj j-jt alarkmi Cij.pr a s 7 National Cramophun- 3 f..7 C fs Natlon.il Salt Co 4i 41 44 4v t". iM H 75 H Ni-w i:nelan.I Trans e1; r.'i c, N Y. i:ie-. Veil. Tratjp -J 9 "i, Oils laevalor 33, 35 33 I" It'l ti ht V )j3 Pneumatic II-rsie Collar ii 14 Iblbtier Uo-ids 3S'I 2Vj 29 Do. I'M Ml S. 7s'i fo'-, Poyal I-akinc; Powder ""IS (.1 Standard oil HI 11 517 IM T'nn I-. pir 13 1P4 13 4'i l'nii-n st-l an-1 Ch-iln 37 3 l'o. pfd 7i 70 riuti:ii; i-i.vwci:. initiiinii. I.rn.pn. Jan. 33. ''onw-ls for money 03-,: do. for the account 9S i-anadlan Parlrics t; Hn-) US. Urle lirM pfd. 33S. Illinois -.ntral 1.14; 1'ninn I'.iclil.- f.l. 7S. St Paul ronimn 13"',; New V..rk l.nlrsl l"i. Pinnavlvanl-i a,. Ib-a.l-Irg S: North, rn Pa.-lti.- pfd. 7'iS. Atchlso-i 1: lulsvlll. 7?'.. liiand Tmnk 7,. Ana coiin.1 HS Money IS j-r n..'. Tin- rati- of il-s-ei.nnt In the tn inark.t U.r Mior' bills 5-,,i, pr cent. Tin iat .f dlps-unt In tho cae-n mar ket f. r thru- months' Mil, 3'"s, j,.r cmt. Ameii-ati r.nt.4a -"hires opi'r.e.1 weakir. un-fav.'-il.le s. -ith Aftb.in news and fre- nrTerincs of st's-Ks l-iler. the market rH'te.l and price, es-cuiic Kf n..rall harder, 1 loslni; llrm. Spanish fMirs i'!,e,l it p; 1;, I 1,, amount it Ji,."l was niMidraun Xni.ii t!w Hank of i:nu land on balans-a ti-la I'rnnpe, Parts. Jan 33 TVrei- p. r cent rentes Mf lOo f.-r the account. Kxrhingi on I-.r.ilon 3.T 17o for 1 hei-ks. Sl-unlsh foiin. clot.1 at ivS ID Prices ere diprtrsisl on Ihe liure to-daj, Isvaus of the rrtic-at of tt.o Hnitlish tr.e'rw in South Afrii-a. hut nilifrsjuintly they were steadier ea-I'eclallj- toward the clo-e, which -,va.s Inicll've. (ernuiii3. Ilerlln, Jan. 33. prlcis on the l".oer to-diy were llrm. despite lb- d.rim. in liim Minn shares rose ons.ueral.Iy on Urue roierlne; pur chases. Hank .hares n.re harder Ainerlnn tecurlileH and Canaliai Parldcs wern malntalne-l Dlsr..nnt rates, short bills lu rer cer.t. thr noi-tbs 3T, per cent. The- Hanks. K-tr York. Jan. 3 Money on call steady Bt 3H-33 ixr cent, last loan 3S. Prim-men atitlle Iter 465 i-er ent. Sl.-ilin-f ex, hanite slr..nu. with actual buitniva In ban-ers" bills at si S7S a4.7-s, fur demand nnd at HMi.dlH', fur f5 mm8' ffi n3! f' an' M t. mrr. -rial bills J4 S3Sr4.S3S. Silver certuicil-s BUt,,s Mexican d--ll.u- 4.'-. Hank charing J10L4I'J 333' balances '.mi,!-i5. ILieton Jan. 39. Bank clearing! Jll 513 139 lial-aw-'i $1 355.C33. ar.'el.'"'i'-s'.l"l' Jan t9-"lPa,inBs $.5W.SS7. bal- bal- Cl.k-ag.i. J:.n. 39 ciearlncs j;i "3 r.n Jleww" l's'.d exchann, Jl.'5 lolk c-i.lalee 5o prenium l.i' Vir I.O PA I. .lOMlv -tlAKKI-p. The Week- slnrli',1 tiff ,i n timid IJrtuuiiil fur Money nt Meat!' Utiles. St. Luis. Mnda, January S), 10. Th local money market martwl off this morn Ir; In a verv e-couracmg manner, ard It was lh opinion of most bankers that the wok h. Id cut letter re miss than that of ian week Tiie dlfferrnt lanks wire k--pt ptelty liisy th.a te.ornlnir. the uvu.il .-cnditlrn of affairs on t Monday, tt Is true, but business In m. t -tartnients was heavier. Theie was a g ...d and lively dfina.'d for morey. b..rroers ,.f all kinds lelt represented -it the loan eojntera of the various banks. There waa pltnij ..f morey vatlahle. and all were easily sat'Mii.1 at thi old rates of 5tj7 iier cent, .on hl. h hauls call and tlu.e leans were made Depositing waa on a large tscal. and el-a.klng active, as was ulso countt but-lne-ji The I0.-.1I haik clearings this morning were larite. at S. while tbe balances were re ported at J71.M.t, Domestic I'li-bungc. tYMIaker i IloJsman. bond. ns k. romme--clal paper anj exchange brokers. 3m North KoyrtU iirtei, quota exchange to-day as ful- Hid A-ke.i 7 ,?'K 3ecprem licprem Loulsvill par 1 prem 1 tnclnnatt iwir 3jc orcm Ne.T Orleans Pir lioprelS OM. Vice Pres. JY) NinCP-RSOX. Id Vlco-Pres As,; I -sh -r. V U COWKN. 1 .vr. Cadiier. lilCIJO City tif Corr-tf.l lailj L c 7 Ol.ii atfett. par f.otlis. 11X; 1 1 fbi 'o. l.aetn; Co., Hid Ackrd. 3C. J D. 1)7 1 -1. K li II. 7. ISl K-I'l. J I' s y .Id. M S' 3 s. J I l'C T-3 ild SI N IM.' 4. I..,: I I I .'3 4r stirli.tr J.) Ma'i. 1J- 4. p. I nil 4s. ir.-l I l-'l-. J J 4-. til-lK A 4 l"tli b Id. A I l.'i 1-3 luu 1"3 I'll lot l'Jt in lot in 111 113 p.4 lvi I'M I'M l'S ids in Ji5 1-1 113 in: 115 l "it i Clt 'lt -l 4'ltV -Hi cily !.((-II, S'll-Ivi AMI IHIMIS. 3lnrkci (;eiicnill Inipriived Ileiiinuil nml Prices lletii-r. The Im-al stock and bond niark-t t'arted of In a very eiie-oiiraKbc; way. there, beixuf plenty f evldeneo f.irthi omln? H'.t lie demand wa.4 steadily Improving, a conditl n that was ln.l. evident that br the slreugth sti.-urn In prl. Tiie halen were not lartre but in a Moj-iiitv of (afsa the prici paid shoitf an lnipiovetlunt over liUMeS of last wee.. As aural, the flrtt to attract iilt-nllon this raomlnB ero llronn Iln and Marvland Trui-t certlnoates. I.tli if whi-h v.m In d m in.l. th'Siirh the oul rate made was In tile latter, 14 ow srlllng at th bid prn of lir n. -Tlieie 1..0, on- and win iiank st-sk aly that met with any demnjid i-f im-jortuiu e. and licit was Nulional Hank of COnunerie e-,r tlu m.e k 1353 wm tuike.1. but a btd ..f 1347 a.i ri-suln-d in We naie ot 10 shares, while kct.r 134s was bid fur l'. t-hares and niaio offered. --There was nothing din.o In ..ea! trust ixtoeks. Uinugh there, were ordi-n, fur Mereanlllo t.nh.n Mtiil Mississippi Valley, and the prices bsl were well up to the limit. -Tin-re n.,j, a very pd dem-end for nitnlng; t-toi ks and nt guod rtrti-es. but Miles were small Nuthlng was done In Anrl. an-etiie. wht.lt was tr demand und stroiiK at 11 4 bid and 11.45 Ca-ked. Gnu-lte-IH-Metallle. which has lieen roll, e nldy brm fis: nonte time, sold -Ills tnomintr at 33 77S,. tiie llghist price- it lias- tu.-h. d for soiie lime, and cloned with buer. at -Itie only other trade that made In min ing stuck w is In San Setsistia 1. !.u. -.hares .f whbh hanged tiands during- lh day at h'... I ln the first sate that lias lie. n su I'tssfully Worked In this nt..- k for a Ionic nine Not a n.sl was icald y 1.1 nb." sbcr I.e. dav. the hckers who usually show an Inter, -t I Ing al.s nt. Another stis-k tliat waa negl-. ted was P.lis..n, Whb-il ,17 llMillnillv bid tl. but n ifferfd. Itrewery buern and seller-, w.-re I ut a Ilitlei apart to da. but still mere Unable to e. me lo rd! er. -ireet railway Isinda vrere quieter than usual, but fe bids or oilers buns ma 1-j. TO-DAT'S QL-cTATION Hid. Asked. Hrow-n IIrs eertlHcates lll.( Ji3n Mju-yland Trui.t cenlikates no U) iw-iourl L-lison com a.) 01 Mer-Htltlle Trust st.sk 3S7.IM Mlslilnl valley Trust sto. k.. 373.'.. 3i C1 -7a.ll 5L! I'nlon Trust st.sk .sis.W National Hank t'..mm--rie rK.dl iVinnnental National 15 Siaith Side ILirik 130 r-l Amenian-Nrt.le Mining I lirinlte Hi M.-alll. Mining 3 7 San seUistian Mining 07 I'.rewery Ininds 'f.'j) M. -nines- Itixer bond 11. 50 Utldell IMIIreail 's 1.-..W S' I..e I-.flil -t-wk 14 -J) Mtnnums Hardware pf.l lr i.l Li. I'd" C.T5 I fd 'i7 .VI 1 4-5 j...i 'l ION l. II MC .MlU.s. Chances nr OIHccrs 11 nil llrsenr Aiti'tits AllllOllllCtMl. 1-niTP.I.K' SPKilAL Wa-shlntrton. Jan. 33 The following charges In the oftUera cf national banks are announce.1. Atab-ima llerney Nati"nal Hank .if Hirminc tum. Walker ivr. v. itelent. in placer J u. iT.hlei. II 1, ludharn. vice president In Ida. of Walker l"rc. C il. UllltauukHi. cashier, la Tlare f 11. j. imdham. no asi,tant cashier Arkan-as American Nnlional Hank of Port bmuh. u a I'ainpt-iU. assistant cashler 4!e.irgia Thomaj.ill(. National Honk, Thonws .t 'iv v- t'ermi. vice ires,iwit Jn jjjee of A I Mclntvre IlllnrjU Pint National liink cf Charleston: c JF" Ckajnl-ers. vice iHresident. in ilace of ".-..NTr'"- nr' -a'locat Hank of Olnev llil imij. ,j,t. ,r,.ijrnt. Clr National Hank of Ivewanee: li J. J..hnst..n. ajinistant casli.er. Seeotid National Hunk "t t har'esmn no i-e premdent Strcitor National Hank, strealor, Ja.ula N.itr ni.Mjnt .ashie- rirt National Hank of lletr.'l.lls. II. 1; Willis, assistant T2:"'J.";r.- I1r1 v'""l "ank ef Kmnglum. I-aul I-artrldge. n.-ond afMlant c-isli..r. Nallonal Itank of Monni'.iilh. IV IJ. Kraniz. president; I.. s Tuble. vi. e piesidint. In Place, of -,v. K. Steirart lil.l Ser.sel National Hank of Aurora; A.,"atklns. vi... prcsl lent. In ilue,,; J 11. Arpohl. Iirtft National I'ank of Du-inoln, It" l lahn, ca;h'er. In 1 1 o of J is. Perkins. Ftr-t Natl, nal Hank of Alexis .1. p. Mr(-) malcin. nre. V.- r5- Tubb- ike pns.ent. In i-la.s of J. I M.-4 lanahan Mi-n.l-.ta National H,,nk Men- .i??! C-iioV. president. In I lace i.f I,.us J. "'ottner. ns-lstant losliier. l.raM 1 atK National Hank, tirant Park; no assistant In.Itana-rcatlnnal State Hank of Terre Haute "Tr1". cashier. Cailt.il National Hank of In.Ilan..ims. I I-arrell. namstar.t i-aalilir. "ft National Hajik ef !:ln.... 11 1- ivn.,r.li ca"hler. in pla--e ,.f I'llorltj j It Page' asalstant ca.hli-r In 1 .Hie ..f 1: IM-Ilnrtty Indian T.-rrllon I irst National Hank of Cli cntali. v. I.-, llentrj. vice president In :.lice ..f ijsnders. It f. Hre-ver. assistant cashier. Hr-t Natl-.nal Hank of Dutant. 1 i Davis assistant cashier Kansas ViVlllngtnn National liink; O T lilts, vlie l resident. !n litre or W. It" Sav c" Wasi.mgt. n National Hank. WasMn;--totl. l J Swan, assistant enshb-r. I-'lrst Na tional Hank ,f tvinfl.-ll. I M. Donlev, vi.ers'es. Ment. In piai-e of il 1: Itoblnson. I'lrst Natl, ri al Hank of tivlorne, p Ilahn. assistant .iiali-I-r. 1 irst NR.tl.-rul Pa-ik of Smith Centre n assistant c:isiii,r In ..f N. vmsto I-lret National Hank of I'MUIo-hurtr A II I. ranger, vl.e preyMent, AMI.-.. National Hmk! Alillene; O A H. .eis, preel lent. In I 111 e i.f 17 4 Sterl 1-lrst N-, ml 'cmk ..f Mrhattan I'' li Union, assistant .-asJer Pancera an.l Mer chants Natl.'-.Mj Hank of lZdvrailo; J 1- Vng ajfl'tant tash'er Kentuckj-i-ltv' National U-ink of Paducali J. t tle-rback, cashier, tn place of 4;. 1: Hlch ardson, C 17 Hichanlsun. assistant cashier In pi.ee- of j ittcrl.a.k: hiate National Hank f Maysvllle. t- I. pis-.-e. -jjhlcr. In I la.- .,f H pean-e. C 11 Pcar.e. assistant cashier; National Hank of Hut. mill-. T. J. ItoMn.irc IJce pr Ment. In pin- if J T live; Natl, nal IVr-tl Har.k of Oweii,r. C c. Uatklns as sistant cashier. Itirineii' N-tlo-tal Hark of iab anon It. N. Wa-tl en president. In j'are of H A Hllller. It I- MUmI. ,,-e p-esl,lcit in place of It. 11. WarU.en merlec.n Nail, nil Isar.k cf I.oolsMlle. I, i- Murrav, on sldetir. In plai e cf J. II. I.ltulenli,rger I S l:.x'ke vice t resi dent. In place of 1, i- Mumy Mlssourl llilpl Nat! ..1 tl II.nK ef St. T,ru!. IV. A. Latimer, .ashler. In olico rf I: H Mores no assistant cashier In Ha e f v Lvtlmer. I'lrst National Hank 'f West llntns. 1-. r 4liondler. n5sts-int ctsd-r. New Knglard Na tional Itank f Kansas c.ty. K. il. le-aans. as sistant i-ishl-r Oklthoma The tluthr'e 7,-..tlonvl Tank, 7uth rle I'. It Haviith'-rst as' it mt cssliier. Te-inesse.. XI e Plr-t Natl .-1 il liana of Nash ville. A. P. Thomisson assjt.tant n.hlcr. In Place of n A Llnl.av Nan .-al Park -f Com merce of Memphle. no us.i.iu-it cashier in 1 lace of IL Stewart Texas Tr-oler-.- National "an': cf P. rt VVcrth. TV Kilringtnn cani-r Instea 1 ff aettT g cashl-r. llrst National ISmk f McKlnney, II. H Smith, vice j.resl.l. nt, in l-ic? if T. T lime-yon T. T rrre-sMi c.isiler In plare cf T If Hmetsvn; 4.-Ilin I'mi-ity N-ilionil I-ank of MrKlnnev, T c it s .J-, v 0. presl-l.nt. in place of H N McAuley It. II. M"l..te. assistant enshbr in pla.e f T. 4S.o.Mer, first Nattin. al H-ink of Iarts I IL Cm. I. vlci- j.resident. In plo.e of III. k',; Tlrst Nailer .1 Hink of tlranl.ury J. 4. Tanjv. eashie-; .1. N Nmt, assistant cashier. Nat'onvl iwink of CUburre, W 1- Kanis-r. presi.l-nt. in lac. of sj. j.;. Mo. J Kisterwosl. v i.-e president, in 1 lace of 1- VV Mert-. Ji K Wi-gc-.ner i-asn et. In r-Iare ot I. s i-.irlev: .4. 1; Simwl i"i(tnt cc.shler In rlic 'f M-i-s'u'l. I"'trt Na-ti.-nal Hvnk of cinn'Uiew. s' L Wllki.sson. vice presjijcnt In plan if I i ifltn. The following chang-s of reserve averts have been niprov e I Arizona The Natlonil City J-jnk. New Yotk, for th ConsoUdT.te.1 Nntlrnal Hank. Tucson. Indiana Ttie Detr Nati-ml Pan's D-troft. Mich. Indiana Nitien'il Hank ln.llarapr.ils; Central National it-ink 'I vclvnl. ,irM Natenal Hank of the Hepiihlic Itorton, for the Tlrst Na tional Hank. I.afav.t'. IndKn Territorv Tle National Ilan'i of tie Hejiuhllc, New V..-k. Hrst Nation.il l'ank. Kan sas Citv and Nationil Pcnfc f 'orptierse. st. Iiuls. for the Com-iiV'-tal Naticinal r.-n. Mus- C"gee Kan.as- Natiinil Hink of Commerce, St Leu; for C-e first Nat' in it Hiel 4 oM-r Mlss.mri Tte Til l.an 1' lur rice Ft L'uis forth.. I nl.vt Ni.lii I I'm., Si rit.cl.el 1 Texas- ontlnen' il N'T il r nk Zirv.s. fee the Corlena N i'l -n 1 H-- K. Cms-tciii; Plrt Nat t.ral l.snk, 's. is-. f r the StUIb Texas NatLnal Hank. II j "n. MINERS' DEFENSE FUND CONDEMNED. Operators Hay It Is a Sclii-iue to Coiitiol P.iisiiic'is.s Iiitpri'ts of tliL' Count iv. DEADLOCK STILL UNBROKEN. I.cpnrt of .loiut Scale Cominittcc iiliniittt'd Ilcftiic (ii'ii't:)l Cuii- fpn-inv Dcinaiiils 1'iai-ti- i-allv I'lialli'i-i'il. Indianapolis, Iml. Jnn. 13. In the joint conference of the United Mire Workers and thu IMerHtute Operators' As- I.ithui thii afternoon the tlrst business was the eu1 mlsslon of the riport of the Joint Se.iM Committee. The propositions made by ach slilo wn- practically the same ns liave lstn ptihlislied heretofore. Tho tnlii'-rs de mand an advance of in ints per ton m :i 'run of mine" Ik-isi-.. The cperuiors an ad anco of 9 cents iht ton for mining with tin i-oiiditlcii as to "si rtst-ns," r. mainliie the s une as at pn sen. A further condition In I their propoiltlnn Is that tho State of Illnois. vvhli h is now- on a run of mine basis must, c-.me In under .1 double st.ii dard arrange ments and return lo nsliikT scr.-ens. Iinni.' dlately upon the reading of the report Pr's Mcnt John Mitchell of the Mlnr- Worker I moved the adoption of the miners' :-ale. P. 11. Hubblns, a l'cnrsvlvanli op-Tator, inovisi to airend the motion by adoptliis tho scale of the uiierators. President Mitchell said that doting Uin Iiast jear th price of oial had been hlgh r than for several years, white the cost of living to the miners was also higher, without an advance In wage- to meet it. I uder this arrangement, he said, the opera tors were making a g iod prollt. which be thought should b.- dividi-d vvl'li the miners. lie w is fullowed by Mr. Uobblns. who an swered by saving that fcO or i"i or cent nf th coal mined was contracted for Imme diately after an ngrwtnent -.villi the miners lud been leached, and as a cunerii:en.'o tho mine owners prollted nothing by thu advance In tho market. He said that a run nf mine ba-ls, would be suicidal to the In terests of the Pittsburg district. The miners, ho sjij, bad received an ad vance of IS s-r cent at Cblcago, and v.ere now iiiTiml an advaneouf 14 per cent, mak ing a total of E! per c tit in the last thro vears. John P. Hos-se, member of the Min ers' I!xe. utivu Hoard from Iowj, lcplieil that mlm rs' wages had gone lower dur ing the iwmlc than those of any other raft. lie outllnol tho attitude of tho miners nnd said thty were wiling to iis luss the mattir disposlonatt ly and arrivn at a M-ttleUltllt. II. L. Chatunau of the Ohio operators look the iNi-dtPm that miners wen- endeav oring to form a tru- Mr. I'hapnuin said: "liti voti know wh.it this definse- lunil oti will attempt to r.il-e imans? It ni-.ilis jou will be forc-i-.l to i.nitr.,1 i-vtry business Interest in this c..unt; that pm will control all of the st,ainlilp lies nterlng nr Paving its port-. It ni ans mote. It means vuil will iontn.1 the ilouii'stie coti Mimpiion and sav wheth.r or not the poor people of this l.uiil shall li.iv f n. 1 to cook their humble m :iK with. This v.ill l-o nothing mote or I.--S than one gigantic trust and voti will 1 tin- to. kh..bb is The confert in e then adjourned until to morrow. RIVER NEWS. hi!' uiui r IVr th furt .ight 1 'i:t.i,urc 1'atK rsburff ilnrlnnatl I.MiitiilU NahUI fhattaitt-M.'KT. lls-.rtnt KtanitWIl JhnvmHI(t M l4Ul Iuluau) la-n;Krt Kt-ukuk IV M'lliis-s ItaptvJs., Hannll...! I't-trta (Irufu-n Omaha Kanw ity Itijcnilll- JtutfcHl Hermann M. IUtii ThCtT -un Mnnrihl Utilf 1UK YUkliurs J-t.l-f'ltlHitt Nt i-rlftir!- irisss.. -VuU. ill uf the Jthrn i urs rndln 7 a. in iM Uhjif, Jen 10 iMiifcr. Ilvtffht. 4bLS. as ll.u -v. Irl.H :i -I IS 1 in i II 4'J o I E 0 4 3 -a S l? s c -l r..o u -l n.- S.O -J a 11 o s-ro;e-i li.o Proven fl.O 3 1 M 1 i;.o o j -is o -v s .o it.-) rj.o JS7 .i mi i loo Si o -4 4.4 -I. t 3D.') i -ii S 0 IT 'IS CO ii T alv 3J o SI. T S 13 eo il. a 4-..0 i;.' -3 1 2l.. 7 0 -...s 15 0 4. l.l It J. 1IVATT. Porecast orficlal. I weal Illv i-r 11 ml Itnsliicss. There was co-i.e'eral-le flre-tinj-' lei- In the river jester-lay at this tint. The gauc mars.e.1 4 s f.tt. showing a fall of ,S of a f.t in the list forty-eicnt hours. V continued fall Is ami -ipate.1 oil account of the coM weather. All navigation Is i-niclicilly rueiH-nile.l ai.1 will remain so until the river Is rmire clear of I.e. The Memphis liners TV 111 not ionic, fu-lher 1 th.in Cairo until warmer weather, steamer ciier ekee was esjeted 10 como to isrt In the niaiit r this inorti Inrng;riiplis. Cosanodors Ilrnry Ie-he left ft. Iami, for Cairo jestir.liy morning. Steamer John K :is-e.! is notv en route from Clnilnnatl to New- llrlc.cns. When the steamer Columbia enlers.lier trads rg.iin s-.e will Is. in thorough npolr with an evteti.le.1 1 al.iu and new Is.llers -The tlovernment l-sit cli-s-tair Is schedu'e-l f-"r the St Krincis Hiver. 4'r.o of her j-llots is -s.!n-v A. Smith, a son of the lat Ca;uln Al Smith lat-vanl C..:insha. 1 well known -eaml-at cl.-ik, dle.1 at Na.si.vlll. Tenn.. recently II waa last on the steamer Huckeje State, tacvlng onl re.ently left the t. nt en account ef 111 health His demise was due to is nsumptlon Hoth the St. lends an.l Tenncy-s-e, lllver Packet Cemi'any and the l.s; Ine will n.ntinue to reis-ive, frelKht t. rail f.-r Tennessee. Hiv.r pilots and for .lints Letwceii ialn asd i ks Mirc to sldli b the lUlii-.U Central to l'-ilr.. aiel linsAIyn. 111. dutlrf the iree nt nvath.r. -I I. Iius geniral ag. nt for Hie I'e l.ln steamers, sal-1 vesterdai tliat the lee ls-a'sj would turn b-v.-k fruni Cairo If the present weatl -er continued. The Hees la e was. evi-tct.-l to clear from Cairo for st. Iiuls by ,elnesdiv and In II.o event of fvvorahle weather she will il. si. and bo readc to ilei.irt from M l..-ji3 Tliursils. but thla Is hanlfy ejri.--led now i-.iptaln M.issencile of the fat. lanjiH and Tennessee Hlver Packet Comiany said that too Citv if Memtils would not .-.me furthe- thai Cair. until tie heavy ice dlsat.iK.41rs. s.a- will lene fair.. 011 l.er return tn;. Welnc-il.v or Thursday. Ttie nty .f I'a.lucah w-.ll rmda -a the w ivs until navtsntion Is. n-suioe.1, when ho will 1-e put In the Tennessee Hiver trade. MiivenieivtM 4if 4ecmi C'rnft. New Orleans, Jan 2 I'eparted; 1-ult. n Iiir-c-is del Ton-: eva. Aarhuus. via N. rto.k: Vol-ipe Queenstowti. Via New-sol News, lecdy llrav Dunkirk. Mobile Jan. Arrlied: Ilmtten, l'ue-to CVr ttl. Ilu.IIey, Koreas rf.I Tiro llalvest. n Tex Jan Arrivet: ftteamship Mcxlcano lllrttl.'il. King Philadelphia. Meamer Nile il'rltleh'. Morris, f r. 111 llavanai via M-n'l-. levrk Kejifilna lltallaui. I'lfllere from Mata-na-. Cleartsl Steamer M vicano illrltlsh). Klrc Vea Cruz, steamship Hirnsrd iltrltlshi. Kvans. t. en-l. via N Tfolk. steinislilp Ida tSpanii.'i). Ar-rieii--, I.ieri"..l. via NorfoU Polt l-a.ls. Jan. 3 Arrive.. Maclelan. Uve-. pis I. Mira. Liverpool Cleared: Traveler. Uv erjed. Aransas. Havana. Allliama. Port IJmsi Hutton. Kobe. Jeistn. In. hulva, Hull, via New port News. KnlKht Hachel-.r, Hamburg, balk t'arlo. 4-ette. Prance. ksisuavia'scmfw cmfny cmfay cmftvy carJajp 11 Tl-legrnpll. p.pprni.ic ppi:i-iaLs4. Cairo, ill J-in Tiie rlvr fell .4 durl-i-r the laet twertv f"ur hours The cauce reada -sl fee The weeth-r is cloudr wtndv ant freezing. The terms raturc fill o 3 deittees list ripht. Wrg the coldest of the season The urrperature b.-nlcht is f.illlr.j; The John K r-i-n-l. from Clnilnnatl. with .1 e.,0.1 trip ar rived at e a ro She ilisi haree.1 a lot ut sun dries and has I een adding frelirht all dav She will get aivav t eriorrow- ni mine er ir leans. The Ce. r-rla Ie. fn m St. Iuis. wi h a eo.I HID. arrlve.1 at It o'. Lick latt night S"i diFcharged a lot f sundries at the city wherf anil three cars of frcls-ht at Hil-iMs Cent--il wharf and det-irte.1 for Memphis at 3 a. tu. The Hill Citv arrived from sU lajuis with a fair trip Sh made some addl Ions here and cleared fir New Orleans at S 11. tn. Tha Pnlbd Steles Pclth use tenler J. seph llenrv arr.veil at 11 a ri frmi Mimrhis fehe returned at 3 p. ni an-I ritsirts lnv.nc made the Pel wlr,K t.t ch.ri.-s between Cair an-I Memrhis "Pecan Point m e-I un varils I at 1-hanc1 moved down ST. ViT's AL-.i Klmi-t ui sr-j vaids. HUknisu. Ark. n h-i ar.W cits bite ha.i of 1 dand .No. 10 o v,n lol vsr' let le Cvpress Pe-nd d wn rj,) var's Joe K.kles's Har dls-onllnued. Atkinson new 1 cbt ejtabllshed; Darnell Har moved down K7 lardJ." Tl l;w s uth arrIM tt 3 d. m. from Nw Or r- with a Wir trip. Int lultn-c cott-m tuirar, m u--4-H. p-r. 'u'K unit ltn and cunir.--. Ut Ii 1 a I iri t bu uti-i- It 4nJ tlrifartftl fr i tn .u at t, ii in Ti.r llavin .n-1 II .rn-r ar rliJ bt 11 a in. fr :n Nw -Titans tevllh .1 pr tlnn of kt v. i tt r"ijTMi-r f kr t-- v.s Irt ut Tint nvii'- on unt or b-r ful i-v-Utte run u ulif rrTt.j-n.-l tl.; jft-rni' ru Tti Villi.. Mutr- jriKb-'at II. U riciii .1 itritl for MUiiA i at lu a in. Tli- I it 1 Hart v, cam ff. m I'diliiruh l.Kl.t at 11 a m da. inc mad h- run in 11 rt h re. h dinrtr l f r tl- Ijtr MiNHlxHttHei to-ti.Rht. Tt I-kIu br urbt down two bar f tl- fnm lh T-t n-eJ Hut. hl-h k.i 11 turbine at K.t .4lr i'oinireijijrr litary fl la h-r ttat-diiv t. ci--t Crfi-uin I'urkrr. who li I.i-rf rtur-Htr.Uf -ulf Trtini-ik. rtatl n 0mrain. Th ai -frrlr,c ixn-nlpc rirtlri n tli I.uN H. u k. Th- ".tv cf Mf-miiM-. Ju tu-n'Kht fr.n !l-i t. ti. it- K-ieort.il ir..ii unr in tn MUi.s-iuiil Hlt-r al- hr iiit.t Mat ntvhnrr irilvt-J fr'.m Ft I-ou.i. to tiv in th 11311 C.tr. ilfmihli. Ttnn.. J-n. ia.tr inrk I7J ft on tho c-uc-. .A rtv uf S of foot in fort tlRht fur-. vath-r fair urul r.eM. rni-.r to n Kt.' T:. Janie 1 Uiwltarif-41 'ZZZ 1-altM tif c-tt i-n rrt ?"i fuck- f .uttun-sttl. anil I-f t at tMi nlntf un return t Flars JNlnt. TL Kat Atljrns huric -4l XTi bal- of cutLon hih! l.uiJ Mt.ki cf fttoii.-!, and clp-ir--J ot till" n lnc n rtarn I-. Arkitnat 'ily Th It--rt 11 I4 Utfis.hifrKr.1 167 b-I-s- of cotton and 2.J4 iakl cf .itrjhvf, and lt at thl tnlng on rt turn r At-htiort Hi ilt of M-mihli- arrived Ut r.Ipl-t fr-.n. 111 ni th 37 lal-j .t -ottoi niivl 11," aa-k uf n ttyn-l. unil 1 larvd th 1 t.-'nlr: ir ht I.'-ul ITi Iirlll N-wIand ar rived thH niri-: fmrri Arkanvi lt;t-r with Coo-! trip, nnd will l-a t ni rrow tnlni-: in retLrii. l"i Ora Ih arrived tM- inornlnr trc-ri OalP with 21 1lIs of iutwn and s miIw ,f 4TttorM'-d. and will lni- t--rTv -ro-A rir,p on r-turn trip Th r?la I H du- froii ht. Iiul. to lai tt rn irnm nir; -.n return tr! Th flty .f Idaho Km.u-IiI in Irom lultun Utvt nlrht 21 l-al" f .otinn and W f ctti.n-f-Aeti, .n.I will l-.if t.e.m..rr'-A -iilC n ret im Th New Maltl r t tn from Uhi't It rr -.it'i 10 bale-j tt cotton and other tr Iirh;. ard will l-i t.-nicrrow e en'iK ii r urn I Etv r ipt 1 werei t, ta!es if r.ttif.. 4 laf of -d r it'ffn 1H-I 17.-.7S urk cf i.(tt--nJ'd Th II II IUti". lth tow f barB, ii-e. 1-wh tl.n m.mtn! WaV to New Orleans Th ltee. An .irrlvd la-t iiti-ht fr.rn St In! wtt 7.S3J l-i kiiHi if f re slit, and left at n-m to dav on rt-turn Ti J'in K. e. w 11 !i ilw- t'-mrrow ?n.ni; frtm t'ln Iwiatl vn way t- Nw O-lean I'ddwah Kv. Jan -Tt n;aur.- r-.i'1i S fui'I fs-Jlimc UVitiHT mU iiM. with -utterly rind Tt I.k K-lrr to 'air- at S a tn Th- Jf K..wl tt ruii-' il! at a- in. IT H. V. Huttortf tn flarki- !11- at 2 i- fi. Th J K. f7ra.t arittii fioia above ail S'tj tt Na-;h1He t.i-morrow. riter. Ill Jan IT lllr-r falHnr: JTiur- AVt-other oM and hitch WiUih nlwl. on.liIerbI' rurdilnK- Tli It--lle i.r K.it-tti"Kl 1 anied d-w at 2 k m Th- T-nl-r N S in-'d her in.al trip thli aftern'-m. Th CJtenA- df-i-art-rd fnr St. I'-tUi at 3 v i Oran-l Tower. III.. Jan. Tit Gorp-n I- ilej.wrt'! f'r alemphW at H V 1. k lat nJurht. TTi .herrA depart-il fi-r M I-nii at '-3''' a m Th RnVK- r ad -i f.ill -f th- la.-t tnty-for Ji-ar. W-ith.r rlmulr an-l fuW '.i-s Oiiardeau. ll.i Jan r.-Th lr.Trfm. I-' n at II fik l-t nlvtit an-l "hn-k Hi nt tha --anie titrv Th Hill Otv l-ft Tor th-S-ith at .UylitfW- lU.--r faJUtwr. Wither ,o1dr rind clear -in'uinatl. r-, Jan. 1-ier 23 ft anI fall Int: 41ar; :n-rcu: I.-ivrt-Ain-.l.no fur Nw Orlearia. I.inlill- K Jar 2 ltiver filHn-c: "&n-l M rai f-t. Ix-ivn 2. lar aiwl e.,kl hr!inr V. a Jim III- ll ani faihiii; n! b.j. 1 mJy a d -rv f. 1. 'm-UIf. In 1 Ian. I -lia'.er J ami fal.-IjDv- 4 t-ar and told 1-ilt '.uri-', l-i Jin It.-.er -ft aiiJ fall In 4 lojtl altd i'ld. THEWEATHER. Tn-llny's -irecut. WasWcrton. I' c. Jan Pore-ait for Tues d:. in .1 Velne-ila lliln-iis-Tues.il fair, with mu-h .-older li le-lril and northern i-.rtli.n-: winds fhlftln- t. I 1.1. fa.rtS.rll VV'l-nee.lS fair. .vrkatisi- Pair 'iiieday and rrobsl.Iy Wednes dav sotithtrlv winds. .kl.,1 'ii..i a'id In.llci Terrltorr -I air a-".l col 1-- TiH-da: Wislnesday fair. outliell. tbltllng to r. -rtli st, rlv wiri-l I- s.i Cair nitli void wave Tue--lay; L-rUk rorth-rlv wln-N. Wednesday fair Mi-i-. url- Pair a.-d nMder Ttpsdiy. with eo. I wn- In wrtliwi st aiel extreme isrtheast I-r-ti.-ns. brulX noribweterly v.-inds; Wcdn.say

Nebra-ka an I Kansas Pair an-1 coUer Tues 4biv. ediiesiiay fair, northwenterly Viiujs. 1. ileal Ki'iiiirt. fct, lej.le. Jan. 1'"). C.S3 a.m. C::5 p m. Parameter, inrhrs io a t.S To rm .meter, decrees tl l.w punt, .kgres, 4 :t I'lris't.on of wind bV S ehs-itv- of w.nil II 24 IVeather at it'. a. t.-. clear, at C Zi p. in. cle-i- t.i mam t.inie-e.itn-e. 13, ulnlniuru tei-ii-eratuti-. J. Hive', i.s fee-i It. J. 1IVATT. Local Porecast O.'CcUb Riiirrnnirnl Itcporl. IVvirtmnt f Asrlealture. Weather Bureau Taetiorok-Kieal oleervatlons received at bt. lauls J muari. it p n Ij-.iI time cud S P m. seventj tilth meridian time Observations taken at tho ranw moment cf time at all atatlens. Stitlons. lIr. Har Tp-Ms. Pre. Weather. New V.S-t NVV l-hlUuWphia Nv Washington W N&tf'Jk N 4-harlotte W Ja Liinvlllo NvV Atlanta W." Montaomery XV. Vlcksbunr S New O-leans N Utile HoxK. S si c iear C.tr Clear Clear ciur 4 leor Clear i-lear Ciear 4 "tear Clear Clear 4-:ejr Clear Is '.1 1 a.e yj.u z zi w.14 as e :t ?i -...is si J.i.12 !C r Sl.H i: 30 -H 32 X tialveaton su .1S 4-1 40 Palestine Memphis Nashville Chattanooga lamlsville Indianapolis ClrM-jnnatl lltleborg Parkers Isinf Ituftai., 4i: 30. !3 31 4) S T8.UV i 3-.04 "4 y..is ;i Tear 4 iear Clear C oudy Clear 4-lear Clear snow t tear ..MW S ..s.' 1S.S2 H SI Iti IC 14 16 31 03 3i.o"- .sv-

14 II .04 S 3 "S II 12 ..svv CleviUrsi Is tlrand Haven 1 IS J" 4 Snow .02 Snow 4lear .04 ilear 4-iear Marquette t-I. S" Chloaifo SVV ":i.T4 Tl.il.ttS ..NAv" "j.f-4 S l'J 31 3) 16 l)illjo,Ue vv Iavenis.rt -4V,- rs.-e, SI s-t. Paul X.v Ies Molns .NW el .4 t-Prinufiel.t. Ill 3 St lyails S isjic,, s. si.") 3. Si.rlna-iie'..l. Mo ...SAV Z -J 34.. K;im... City SVV 2..SO 4-1 4J 47Iear i 3ear Clear Fair Clear Cloudy Clear 4-iear CTear 4-iear 4-!ear 4"lear lltnellA ..v s: 42 llunHi ,.-iv ..c S SI HiMniireie ...N'W 3.1 IS 13 Mil IS 2 4 cr.tii!o nu; I'alsiry svv Havre v. JIHcrcv sAv ri.t-s rs 3.1 r2 34 :s fair Pair .01 Clear cloudy 3-1 1 31 24 3i HatJ 1 1 Itv .-s North Platte... 1-mder N'.V 3n."2 3-1 4r lOUdy .SI": 3.1.24 24 42 ...4 lo.siy N 3-I.1S a' 4 -W Snow 4 -heyenr.o Isnv.r I-11.4.I0 NW r "i 42 4s -ear ,..NVV J.J s- 1011 S MM 34 4 "bar V Z "S 42 4v 4'Iear VV 3-M-4 tl W I'alr SVV SJ "I 4S M 4-Iear Nil 2'.'l 4 6J 4-Iear NW 16 41 nor rt 3.1 3 42 4 .04 Pair vvv -n ill 4.) 4-; Clear 4lahi.ma 4'oticordia Kl I'.c. Al.lbne Anvarlllo Ilralsl Juncl'on. Salt Iaike faan'a 1- e l'r.dl. aus preciritation inarrre--tar.b- lyval Porecsut OWclil. HIVKIt AM) HAHIIOIt II1I.I President Opposes n lleneral .-lleasurc n t 'I his Time. nr.rrnuc rpi'iau Washington. Jan. A decision whether a river and harbor b'.II shall be prepared for pussaC- at the present scsr.lon of Con gr""4 probably will be reached at a meet ing of the House Committee on Rivera and Harbors to-morrow. The division will bo n.lv.-rso to the passage of a bill at tho lire-sent serslon If the vIi-wm of tho admin istration leaders prevail. The Individual members of tho Houje Committto would be glad to have a bill liasst-,1 because of the many local improve ininis which nro desired, but It probably will bo agreed to bo gnverencd by the wishes of the president and the other He puhlie.ui leaders. Pre-blent MeKlnley thinks it aiivl-.ible to go slow Hi matters calling for large cxpcnditJrcs and It has been by hls a-lvice that the Nlcnraguan appropria tion his lei 11 ii-iuced to Jl'MsOJi'i for tho lir-t y. ir and that the shipping bill may be laid over until the next session. tuiirriMS i-mi-ii i a now. Two I'nctliiiis In Kansns Again Miott '1 heir Hands. Washington. Jan. "3 The Republicans of the Kansas dehgation had a meeting to de ride upon a HUicesor to Representative Curtis ,13 the Kansas member on the Re publican Congr. sslunal Committee The. meeting broke up In a row- without an elec tion. It was .mother light between tho Iiaker-Il-md men against the Curtls-Ilur-1011 combine; and the lesult was a dog-falL The linker men put forward Rowersock. while Curtis nominated Cald rhead. They tts.k several Indecisive ballots, each stand ing 3 to S. wlun Itow-i-rsocU modestly tried to s'.mpllly matters by casting a vote for himself. Th-r'-upon CaMcrhead stated that he would neither vote for him self nor for I-ov.ers-iek;. Tip n Rowersock withdrew the vote he had cast for himself, nnd th" neetli.g adjourned till to-morrow. In the i-ie iniime eleetione. ring will coutiuie. an.l .1 ibeision m.'v be reached to-morrow but tills. Is doubtful. GIFT FROM MISS GOULD. I.oiiati.l .",000 to Union TheoIoi 111 1 Seminary I-'imiJ. New York, Jan. I?. At the tvventy-rev-rnth private meeting of the Alumni Club of the Pnlon Theological Seminary, held to-day. at the Hotel St. Denis, the Rever end William Uooilell Prost, president of Rir.v Colli ge. Kentucky, announced that Miss llilen M. Gould has contributed Jowo toward tho fund of JiX., which he Is rais ing for the college, nnd that halt the fund v. as already s.ubscribed. HUM'S INHALER CURES I CATARRH Colds, Coughs. Hay Fever, Bron chitis, Vsthma and alt Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. non.Is of Medicated Vapor tr isbtled ttmc,:h tiie mouth and emitted from the nci trlls. eteenslog nd saporirlcg all tbe InSimetl rret disease.! farts wth h caorot bo reacbed bj: iLtdlclne taLeu lata the stomach. Tt renvnet iie sn-f rj:LiIt hrfils th rfmt rjrirrstt oe, to the vnt r-f thtrn'rR w!s as tltillm tmrt f.mlc M Iff vhitr rutrmfl.00at tlruyyuti or jrrit lj nual, 1505 Arch. iyt.,J'Mlc FEW WILL CONVINCE Can He Sure You Arc on tho Right Track. A Peeling of Security that Apt Person Can He Very Thankful to Uavc. Th'ro is a feeling cf security in using Ki'1-nc-olds. A few doses wdl convince you that vou are on the right track. Thty act uulfkly .md ppasantl. they are not at all bad to take and are. conveniently put up la wooden boxes so that jou can carry them in jour isjck-t and use them while at work. Vou do not have to stop work whlla using KId-ne-olds. They have done a great deal of good tu a vast number of people right hero 111 Missouri. We have given you tliB names and addresses of these peopla from time to time, and again refer voti ta Mr. James K. Archer, dealer In costumes, llags and banners, at 'Jii West Ninth st- Kansas Citv, .Mo., who has ujest Kiu-ue-u.us Willi good results and savs: "I s-itrcred from backache, nervousness and urinary troul.bs for more ihan ten jears. The doctors prescribed for my. tri.ublis. but their medii ine gave me but little relief. Morrovv'a Idd-ne-oids scon, ki-ji.. j nachkactie. quieted my nerves so that I can sleep Ilrst-raie, and. complet.ly cured me of urinary troubles." .Morrow's Kid-ne-oids cure all kidney dls urd4rs backachi-. nervousness, etc. They; are put up In woodn boxes, which contain nough for about two wteks' treatment, and. sell at Jo cents a bo.x, at all drug stores. Maihd on receipt of price by John Mora row 0; Co., Chemists. Springfield. Ohio. Fur sale in St. Louis by Johnson Bros. Druggists. i:0r Broadway and Franklin ave. and 1'. V. Johnson, Manager, SIS Olive st STEAMBOATS. ST.LOUlSandTENNESSEERIVEHPACKETCO (T-2 i-hip all freight for way landings LsSr'atJ? between 4JUlm and Vtcksburg vta. C:.,. mSt Motile and OMo or Illlncls Ontral Hailrcads care St. U and T IC I'kt. Co.. iir-i. III. I.iw tbroush rates given O and Irom tho landings. Ovod servl.-e cru-irantis-d. JNCI. Ii MAs-SlTNcJALE, Asent. 11 mes Main 4AA and A 112. "i'eunes.ee nml Lower Mlai. Itinera. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Ship all frelcht for Iar.Jlr.es between Paducah and Waterloo. Ala and caitoard Vlck.hurc via. ILLINOIS i.-KNTIt.U. KAIIAVAY. CAHP l.Hi: LINE hTUAMfilts. HrooKlyn. Ills, and Cairo. IP ISAAC I" I.l'sK. General Agent. I "la nes Main .14T A. ilaia 3us. IAI.1 MII.I.IO.V LOSS. l'actory ot Ileysr44l Hros. Jb WnUe-s Held Iliirncil. New York, Jan. 3. Tho seven-story build ing; in Cherry street occupied by the Hey wood Bros, i Wakefield Manufacturlnfj Company as a chair factory was dtstroyeil by liro durlns tho prevalence of a fjercn gale, which made the work, of the firemen extremely dithcult. When tho fire brok out thero were about VX men at work In the building, but all escaped without In Jury. The bursting of a tank on the build ing, which precipitated W.'u gallons of water upon the fire raging beneath it gener ated so much steam that the walls burst out. Part of the cast wall fell upon thu ilerrlsh warehouse and carried three fire men with it. For a time It was feared the men were lost, but they were extri cated without sustaining serious injury. The Iocs on tho building and Us contents, which were completely destroyed. Is esti mated at $:A.00o. Fire nt St. Chnrlea. r.Eprm.ic special. St. Charles. Mo.. Jan. "3. Fire destroyed. Charle3 Korte's saloon this morning, en tailing a loss of about 53.0. with Jl,aXl insurance. Opern-llouse llurned. New York. Jan. 3. The Depcur Opera house, in Peeksklll. owned by United States Senator Ch.iuncey M. Depew. was destroyed by tire to-day. Tho loss is estimated at Sw.oiy. Ilenlilenee Destroyed. HEPPr.Lic specixu Hnxie. Ark.. Jnn. 2). This momlntr at Pocahontas the home of S. A. I. Raton was. destroyer! by tire. The loss is estimated at 3,0v", with Sl,Snj insurance. SVltoiilhiiuae llurned. RErUCLIC SPECIAL. Anna. III.. Jan. VS. Tho Tiist Side school building in this city was destroyed by flr to-night. The tiro started In the basement from a defective Hue. The building wai erected last year at n. cost of y,W, and It was insured for tl.vOt). Dividend in l.liiuldntlnn. REPPHI.1C SPECIAL Waihlngton. Jan. 23. Tbe Comptndler of th. Currincy bas ilecl.ire.1 a second dlvi.lcn-1 of 1-j tr cent In fvv&r of the cre.Ilii.ra of the Atchison Natl, nal Hank. Auhlson. Ka... making in all 4) per cent en claims prove.1. amounting to- SPVi. 220. The Comptroller's certificate authorizing th Iitst Natier1.1I Rink of tvuhan. ,Mi.. ti bectn business wilh a c IPit il of l7.) was issued tie. dav President. 4. y. Malone. cashl-r. G. II. Malone. Preventfon" better than cure. Tutt's Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILLS .ABSOLUTELY CURE. ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC I FOB Indigestion, (-onstipatlon, COLDS, SHATTERED NERVES. I A Pet 1 tiny rtl pill. raiAe only by the I).! Chem. cV. N'.V. Ivc.botU.. 'UCM C Liiiies s,y these Towels art -jperior III 1.11 1. to au others lor cleanliness, comfort ana convenience; ,re cheaper and will last twice at long as otter maaes; are antiseptic anJabsortx-xt. Sanitary Towels Tam lies Ca rOUCrB 4K WO 6 N. William St.. N.V. Dr. C. A. BOHANNAN Tre,', .11 Cliroriie tlwiifi. Pr. B Tec rtb!e Curctl,, ro.ili.eIy eur Ner.ou, llebiUty. Seminal Wrakae,,. lxMt .SI. Dhoo-ler an, e.t'.rcultlnzfr'i-n youthful eeror, or exreM i.infraint.ut'. e-T.nsei-k, I'rlre. Pit. Hollars Aayra. sol .cqaainleil wltMbe merit, of llil, remedy ranproesea. r.ck.r, Ur TKLVI. (or On. Hollar, asd If Miiged wlra .f.uil, rn.yr.millor balance. Dr.c. A.Kohannao.No.4Bsl Ir;,ottrtct,bt.lull,lIa. D,KliitTreUariaaiiv .Xef T 'i':.jTiT&sVAaSBHBs,jTiTiHFTi

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