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THE REPUBLIC: SATDIHXA XT. XOYEMBER 3. 1900.
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Overcoats for to day
hither Lot Xo H.HiS a fine
' Oxford Gray Cheviot full
,-iiiii lined throughout .ilk
vclvst collar verv -swell.
Or lot No 2'221 of imported
Tan H lgiish Whipcord full
of style and snap.
Both are in short bix s-.ua.pe
:md worth Sis (ju.
$11.90.
The price
to-day is
And your money back if you
want it
d Sole Agent 1 HROADW.W
$ , rKocr. lVct AND f
tfoicCo.X.Y. I MORGAX. d
ft, tivvusv 'asi'&v -vtv&' n&
Ba's are showing nnn"ome Unci or new
aoods for tho F.ill ami Winter or P.0. livery
department his made ettraordir.arv efforts
to prepare Tor the busiest eaon in the lus
lorv of Barr's. Early elctlon Is advised.
ANTI-TRUST BILL A FARCE.
tWhy It Was Defeated by the Deui
oenUs.
rxruBLic prnciAU
Washington. Nov. 2 -Publicity is being
given by Hepublicans to a campiign cir
cular charging that tho Democrat- ile
featcd the pas-ape by the Hou-e of .in anti
trust amendment to the Constitution
v; -i i ..,., thit ic n.nihlieans
noted for the amendment, but neglei ts to
ndd that six Democrats Me rs Campbell
Nnphen. K lands, Scudder, lblrj anil
Thajer also voted for it. It is pointed out
that ISO Democrats voted against the re-o
Jutlon. but nothing is -aid of the votes of
Messrs. Loud and McCall, which vcre als j
cast In the negative.
In fact, their names are omitted from the
list of those voUng in the negative as given
In tho circular. Nor does the circulat stv
that Representative Daly of Nov- .lerci. i
Democrat, was paired In the alhnniiiie.
nni Representative Munn of lllin I a 'c
publican, was paired in the negative I l
nally. nothing Is said of the fact that 11. l -resentatives
Boutelle. Landis. nricoll and
White, all Republicans. were ib-ent wlie-i
the vote was taken, and all were unpaired
A prominent Democrat -.ild lo-dav
nlution. the viciousness v.h'ch '''- f
kcedcil only bv its nbsurditv Thev (U1
. - . ....1 in It n ic iin
aijatnsi it on i"v Bruuuus i.n --
jiecesao: that it would f ill of contlrm i
tion by the States u.
"The Republicans denv the first assertion,
thev have never denied the sPCond. It f
defraud b Democraii. votes and the pii
tv Is iroiid of it. foi a more contempt
ible campiicr trick was never uttemut '1
1 y the lteimbllcan p m In fat. to ridic'i
lous was their attitude tl'pt If an; ivenu
if retreat Ind been left open to them 't
would have been e.tReil soucht. but thev
rcre c-iiiRht In their on trap, ind thrtr
anipamn thunder was s-ilenctd l Mi
Jeers of the press
NEGRCTON A RAMPAGE.
Tired Two eolvei.s lnto:i iod,
Wounding Tluce .Men.
Chicaso, Nov i With two lirge revolv
ers in his hand.;. Samuel Simpson, a m;n,
this arternoon created a panic in State
j-trept. lie emptied both weapons into l
crowd, shooting from a window Two men
wer sorinuMv Injured, and a third received
Three severe scalp wounds.
Ill-feeling over the loss of i job o-iusrd
the bhootln. Simpson iub arrested
GREEN GOLDEN OUT ON BAIL
Hie Is Charged With Complicity in
the Goebel Mulder.
Frankfort, K;., Nov. 2 Gieen (Jolden,
lield as one of the Goebel assassination sus
pects, was admitted to bail In the sum of
33,00 to-dav. Ho t,ave bond and tvas, re
leased. CRACK SHOTS OF ST. LOUIS
Photographed in to-morrow's
L SUXDAY EEPUIiLIC. A
i diapter of interest to men
who shoot.
' Hecelxcr lor Aerr Torl Cninjiaiiv.
New York, Nov. 2. Justice Fr-efiman of
ithe Supreme Court to-day appointed I'rancls
H. Sanborn temporar receiver for the
lAmerican Impulse "Wheel Oonipanv. on ap
plication of Herbert 1. Campb-U, president,
nnd Calvin Tompkins and James R V in
Dvck, directors, for a voluntary dlssolu
Slon of the corporation The assets are 17.
SJ2S and the liabilities! S31.19S.
SPECIALTIES.
MANY cau-cs induce Kray hatr. but Pirker's
Jtalr Balsam briigs back tha jouthful colir
Hlndercornr. tha best cure for corns 15 cts.
IT IS OF HirjH ORADE
JACK FROST
BAKING POWDER
And bonitely pure. It confilnsl
nn Injurious ncld. no Impure 111
gredlpnt It ts rerfect in tier
respect am nniy
25 Cents for Pound Can.
Louis C. Bohle Livery Co.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EKBALMERS.
rnrrlnireH ....fS.OO t. And upwards, accord-
Itenrnc ifO.oO f lug to distances.
Itlnclc Cloth Cnnketn, flrst-claini
snod, $40 nnd iipivnnlB.
3122 CIictint it. Teleiilionc Main M"
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DEATHS.
. ,,tm-.v n,i ihuriav. November 1. lW. at
B.sO o'clork p ni. Michael Cotf. latli-r of the
Itcv trend J. T. lrai-c f Mktiicl, Hos, l.u.t.
t-istirs JJ'Brj Kvln and Mar. An CbannI Ooltej.
lit fanUU .dcncc, .Vo V2s Park avenue, after
a short illrcts.
runeral M.)nd-i,, S o'clock a. m., fitm fct
Jv. v in' Church
HOI'JIAXN- On I'ridav. Noicmbtr I liW
3Iiniiua lliifnunn (nic Kror.l. beloicrt wife ot
itenunt Ilofnunn. iicd S3 .care. ne"tdtncc.
Io 2J1. l'usl Grand avmuc
ui. liotlci. of funeral will bo Bivin.
SIOOK At r o'clock 1'ilday mornlnsr. Xrnrm
tjPr 2, 1(,' alter . ImKciInK illness, at his late
reside"". -o i,rtt I-.cbm-ku aenuc. Citorse J
JKolt. bclovtil husband of Marj I- Moot and
Uthcr of 1 nil. Oilier. VVlUlim. te and Tanny
Wook and Mrs M A. IliMiton
Funeral from rcfldence to nellcfontalno Cn
terj, unda5. Nonmlicr . at 2 p m. Irlcnds
lmited
Chlcaco and Kansas City papers please cop..
O eoNNEIA On feeptemtcr IS. 1500. at Mem
ldils T'lin. 1'atrlck J O Cornell, beloved huslund
ot slar. O I'onnell. father of t mile, Annie, Mrs
t; vva'itmin and ills, il Lariun
family residence. No t207 Kossuth avenue.
tjuo noUcc of funeral will bo given.
Deased was a member of (.Indcll ldgc, No.
u."S. o. y. t.
TKAUNM11.KR Prtdaj, November 2. at 1.35
r m , Alois Traunnilller, ni;ed 3S ean and 4
months, dear husband of lulse Traunmlllcr mcc
ijabrr).
inineral private. Sunday, November i, at 2 p
yn from residence. No. 2&i3 IItnri'tt'i street,
to St- Kevin's Church, thence to fcS. 1'iter
nd Ital' Cca.slcn.
Mm M TV' TO lz v
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in Men's ?
WORKING GIRL, WHO OWNS
A RUNABOUT, ELOPES.
Miss Karrer and Mr. Ber-
. liner Wed at Po-
tosi, Mo.
SHEKEEPSHERJOB.
MKs Mnv Kiirrr nf No ltl; fr inns
strut :nd i:d ii.' Iterliml . hip. il to
I'otosi Mo . i irh Tiiirvl-v mT-i-'rs, when
tbe were m mlcd Ii the Ucviirnil I'.U'ier
tlriiMlle, pastor of St ,l.iiiic-, Catholic
Church
The rlopement was -o well phni'ed lint
the brlilt's widowed noihe-. v ith whom -he
livti-. hid no uplnnn of t!if lm I ''lit a
on-in-l iw ,.o- ,i' w to lino-no i ii,m
ber of the houeliid 1 V.h"n Mi K.Mitr
wis n-ktd .ilout the in irn w -i In
diKiniilU Otnml that Iin dauqhtr us
vtd or hid anv idf i of 'leumt.m a bride
for -ome time to rrme
Miss Kurre- Is e:ni'ord Tt he fiKtor, of
tin Ilrown Sl e C nipa- it Kiaiilionth
J I'd Wu-li i tin s, vvl tic vio e iisheM's
t'netion of I Ititr one of tie most illl
ful operator) In tile Iniilili!? She N l"0Ucil
up-ill as the bos of t! e lb o-. .fi1 ts th
evnmplf fir t''e ntvi"" '-iris to follow 5-he
icnives i cond snlirv. nnd out of it ! e
hi- pun his-l a stv dli hoi-v mil run
about Nc.i'lv u ot these diMishl fill li
m in siiinirci "undrv 'ift locn- i 'tvl.-h
riK with 1 li ind-otne pi'l. vitl lo.-v
checks blue it- -id lisnt Inli. niav le
-trn t ikin; a -pin ihriuh I'ir- -t Vij'n.
'Ibis is Mi- ruli'it-r Her lusbnnl il'
waul A He rln r. i i vctcr. a of He
Epiiu-h War fd -, i' a nirin'ier if tin
Sheriff's poe com-tatus ilurlui; the street
railwav s-tuke
The coupte hid brrn sueethcaits for
about i! months lift bntn l"ie0 ll u
there ,a anv rob b'lllj of i niirri sc
brfoie net sv-mq
Mrs Ka-ri. ti i li.lc' nthi"r, -"nl ves
terdi.. -1 ilnn! o. !1V( til v bit married
M.r went p i ,ii -ii m l ii u at I'"
l-ual time m' t : l'i In i h with 1 . r.
PERiOO OF SUSPENSE
JCAy V L.dHI.11
SLHUlLt LPaJLua
iliisiness Is I.nnjiinjj for :i l'n'e
Field in Which to l.e.ip
Fiuwni'tl.
N'ev "inik Nov 2 -U O linn & Co '
Mielslj Keview of Trrde lo-irorrow will
s.av i
'The period of Mi-pepsc N ne ulj over.
Husinvs In- i. en loRins for a free ;ield
m wt.teb m Ir-m forvard. but restllLtcd
bin ins Hiseli to wants for irimcdiite coi-
si.tiipt on ome ividenie apieir- ot v llt-incne-s
to tike -p.iulutivo chaneis in the
mouert of i few Ktandnd ,ood. not
.Uilv of iro-i and -uI
Tin aetuil losump'inii of operations in
the anthracite co ti Hi Id- his added lurcc
lv to the -.o-Iilii; fmcc and elo-ins -lown
of a fev -mall -tel plants i- onlv in '.he
tiiltiro of lonecnf-itinfr operation- it more
.sdvanfi-xeou- tioint- and hi- not much lc
diiitd the number ot men i-mplimd. Th
wea.lm in hiipi. -( ctlon- h.is fivorcd lmi-
nc-s but at New Yoik ln 1 n iinsei'o'i-!
able, aicoii.uin? for muili of the loss ot
m per cut iu hunk clearmss li re. a
umpai.d with la-t jcar. tl oinsh thswrcit
slums a sun of J-i.: p i cent over lK'o.
irncouuiMi'S -mil- inuiiiplv in the .nn
ndUM.iv Munj-tn in Hes-cnur and griv
..... . . 1...1. .. tt.i llix. rt it'll
Ion,e al J'lll-i uri, ii- - ,
incit.i-e in.ctiitv ot ti.n-hcil tot.ii- lit- at'
last alto ten the intrkil tor raw nuiKuai
luu'roiimciit m Co uistic lulling ot i' -
t.l. IllUltf 1 Olid IU c. liccaU-t ol liccrt lev 111
cpous mijciui.i1 -napt-.s coo.iaui. m
Uir-ciit icijucsi. pi.ui anvaiicinri oiiii Hi
nt utmaaii iioin suipui'ooc.s ami wun
talk o a loin Hi .sos. ..n. Hit in. j-i
lion wou.J tin i-.no .a wiinu pu--, u.i
llunlcla l-Ol S.UijUUllI j. epulis a.- cl"
lciu lllal .ii....... a., sotlclits lulls co.l-
llaclCu mi m..i. ...s .-ll, .11 lii-iisl! allil
liunn lull, Ui.ubcs aiilo.u, ucluuinh -.)Illc ill
.XlilCU. .llll.3 m.. i in uiltiii no o fc -y.
11I1C11 Ul cj l.Ufc luOK II.VS ic-wu.lOll ..i .Ui.
lUl.t UJC.S HI .IlCt. IM.Sd OCSIU- 1 UJl
lo l. nit iui cicciiou io iila-c souii..cis.i
l u.l Juices alu eliil'iJieii al .New J-JltJ-lamt
t-lioe j-iiuls aim neivv oineis iiBtiri
bn-K woif ioi ilie lest m me vial x rieca
nive net ai.vaiiceu tin tnd liins.n i ani-iei
witti leafiti ana lllues. jlcii e opeiauooj.
aiu muie vifeoious, s lies ur wooi at me
Itiicc cmef Jaateni nui litis txcecdiny .1"
leccnl recoius, with a, total ot i.l.O
poundi. ibis Ls iaii,el lor jirompi tun--uuiptioii,
and (.J.iseiiUtntii niai.eo poor
teiniaiisoil vwth .ne tame week list Vctr,
when uoprtceueiittd s-peeulalioii nmile me
tout U,i Louiic-, wan inaiij lai.;
tr uisactiu.is niisoja in tlic c.eiteiueiu oi tne
Uo-toii market. With the st eater ue-tlvuy
llicie appeti- a leiidene, toward ilnncr
uriets and l.'J h'radei on ixoicintJcr 1 aver
.iKcd J J wc. according to Coates Jnothera of
I'lillJdclphia
"Cotton lias lccaicicd a little of the re
cent sharp decline, altribuud to leports
that frost would -ure! do -erlous damage.
The market dois not .snow mueh luruluH
as.cr and there is more reason to believe.
that the sllfiht adianee was induced bj bil
nr purchase ot -pinners, who weiu at
tracted after tho fail ol $..S6 a bale in 1ijj
tliau three weeks.
Iheie was nl-o some recover! in wheat,
starti d by tho statement tint Argenlinj
would not he able to export freelj thij, vear
beeau-i ot .he mjuij to the growlim crop.
Coru dlil not join tlio advance to any ex
tent and provisions were ueiieialls quiet,
c-scept lor a corner in October poik, whlili
eompelled ti.uieri on the short side to cover
contracts at J20, when the month ended.
Small concessions arc mndo 1 iniportcrj of
raw supar.
TiillurtH for the week wero IK 111 the
United States. nKalnst 1:1 last vcar. and 23
In Canada, .igaiiul 25 last jear."
THE RIVAL "EAGLETS"
Aliuide Adnnis and Sarah ISein-hai-iU.
A full p.ifje in maiiv lirillhuil eolors
TO-MORROW'S
SUNDAY
REPUBLIC.
SHOT MAN WHO SPAT ON HIM.
2vev York Shijipiug Cleik 1'rob
ably Fatall.v lujmed.
New York. Nov. 2 Itobert Elkins, a
shlppins clerk, was probablj fatally wound
ed to-da by John Sweet, a sulesmiu. il-kin-
was In front of the store where he
woiks, ensaged in marking a case of goods
when Sweet passed him Clklns was kneel
ing at the time. He turned his head with
out sceii'B Sweet and spat upon him. Sweet
became enia-jed, and before Uklns could
arise to explain drew a revolver and shot
blm in tho neck.
A laigc number o truck drivers and oth
ers .iho witnessed the affair started m
pursuit of Swict. who inn down the street
and" turning 'arid a shot at the pursuers,
which, luckilv, missed His flight look him
to the ilerccr street 1'ohce Station, into
wMch he ian for refuse. He was locked up.
Cntnrrliiil Dyxiiepxla
I- c.m-ed bv catarrh of the stomach or
other digestive organs. leruna cures the-e
cases by removing the catarrh. A perma
nent euro is sure to follow a, short course
with Tirana.
----1- 6- - 9-
MKS EDWARD ItRRl.TNRrt.
Who was Mlis Man C Karrer She
is emplijtd in a -hoi futon, and
o7ii3 her horse aid liinibout
.,.M.-I....I-44....
...- -1.4.
ihJ
Flip finin home lliurof'T iftin-on at I er
iisi ii time, mil -ii illdi i luve .rv' 1 ns
hind 'tli hei oi -a. a wold iboul hthK
ir ir'iii' 1 heto i ii t'K in i" i 'mr'' '
Hclliur who hi- been minim; to see In r,
but i don't b!I. ve -he'', in irrl-d liv no
litei than Suid u -ho - ild torn Milium i.
what in the world do I w nit to . t marri l
for and lose a ;ood joli t th" ftctMr'
No. 1 don't lilkve the's miriied, inl I'll
hive to -e tin Hcinso befor" I do
Miss K"-ir as nor at the shoo f.ietnrv
Tlmriliv Out blight and only 1 ridaj
1'iornliif,'. -he w i- li u 1. at h r nn li'nv An
(ffuit wa- mule to -ec lor ther" vtstir
da. 1 nl -he ii'fti'iil to be -t'n In an
swtr to a rt(iue-t for an interview, she -ent
ivuni t'at -lie w is too bn-v leirirM'ic at
tin tlri ' Inns' j,(,i!lerii-ii hive a nimrl
that Im narrled and I rip s th'v vv.i't
to t ilk aho! t that - irt of i u- n-i "
IRON TRADE SS
5 nz
IciHT.il I't'.itt.iki-iiiuu of pt'iMiind
iiml .d.uites in Prices, Noted
l.ilst Wl'Clv.
Nev Yorl' Noi 2 lirrdsti. it's to-nior-low
v id -a.
Tiisea-orable warm v.eatii.r ontinucs
the Ir.itll-nr dlteith uufaioi-ible future .
distrlbutlii' titiili beeui-c of the neck
Klvea o ret ill dlstnbii'lon. a'id. theie
frn to reor!nr lriiness in not llar r
drv lonils vearlm; ;ippail md siIOe-
"Coierv iti-r. in iiv of the near p
pronch of -tin election, is undoul (edlv in
I'emfnt oti rel-Ii k i oiililei 'bh nlltie'iie,
P utiu' irh in stii tv -peo'ibl'i n. I tit a ioi--picuoot
evceptlon to ihi- is lound in 11 f
lejialieiinu of dPinand alii the .'dv ui-e-In
p'lccs shnvn In th- iron trade In v idly
separ.'ti I -"i'iiiis Ir' ! leallv oie of
tin mis. iinpo'tnnl ikn leptneals of t!o
wiek and is mite: a- imli itlnii 'mt only
till, loiilidenc" In eleeti in lesuilc 1 j.lt,
but th ii eoa-'im -rs' -tocV are dov n to a
ininintitii
"Caduics uafirilh sbni espiiislon otr !
the "i-pp i erlod a irar ago but irr iu"ii
n ore f noi iblf tlnn in , imiiIhk veai-
' Si i dilation on the
oils i vi hai'ies j
' st .'( noi-
i tcint'.on '-
'tirasc. w lie 1
hi- niiid intbci -It v
inn- f.nire bj- bri
Until of At cent ;n
w.K- ! istr nnciil it in n o
M some adiaoee
v hleh i 'ost Uitti liK-elton leu of turn
d nn igo liis iM cn t noiiig fntor .nl
ii"it, ai-c some adi.iuce Mas b. n -cored
troni the lo.v point nach.i! li t wnk
"Li ailing .iiilhoriti, s look lor an artlie
dcmuid lor !! Iarcir pi't o: iho nais
American (lop a,i pridii lloi- that )!.,
WJ bIes lie nb-oliitil.i i.edul ire Iiuln
talnid "I'-ir-ners arc -low to follow the pne
downward, and are rtpoiui boldirg tor
belli r pi lceu Wnthei nn ii.imi,. ,,,
tilii hctlitr tnionibk to tho -hoi ll nil', but ,
hides are firm an,i sr,e !, uhir H"ew an '
adi into of 1i,"c oer iioiiud at t'n rtmtl
foi October Wool is -bowing iiieroas-,1 ,
uctivlti. while prices an linn In vpi)jiiIiv
with the beltei torn of London and .Mi 1- 1
bourne advance We-lorn liv. -nek :e
reipts for Oitobii wire vitj lieavi. but
prltes have hi Id well nis.,ii0 this
"A ilistinet and m.ukid impioii i lent in
tho demand for both nude ,,n,i finished
iron and steel Is noted Troni ( Iilcago, ,
Pittsburg, ltlrmiiigh mi and I-lnladelpfil i
innii contlrn ltioi s 0f the letter .noiiirs
for pig Iron at a -light advance, except ill
the i i-e of tho t-ojthcin product 'Ihs
movement reganled as -igiilllcmt. in
view of rcpirted cutting of pi lei- by (he
l.nglish and Scot e, m i! ers. Attn il tmi
sumpiiie in oils appeir to be at the bottom I
of the demand Ui-nltc Uj( ,j,,m tint!
Western rallrends will not ptj ?;.; nn ton
for rails i nieago advices ,tc tlinl ,".i"0i
tons havo betn bought for this arcoimt with- i
in the pist ten dis. ltates are hlghu on I
the week, and lars nro ul-o firmer, with ,
the mills repo-ted irowded with orders
.Stee! billets are iu better e ill and ai-o high- I
er, although the m imifacturers are e
pectid to lit that nnikct remain an open
one
"The ovport demand for eollon la ni.,,np.
cntly uiidimlnWlnd and this week witne-(d
tho heaviest single day's e-iports from New
Orlctns ever lecorded Nine months' trade
leturns show a giln in mamiractured' goods !
evpoited of 22 per tent over u veal aqo,
while tho increase in agili ultunl p'odm-ts '
was onlv 3 3 per i cut. thu 1 itel increase I
being entirelv due to higher prices of cot
ton. as compared with list voir The out-
iook is iui .in iiKKngaie ripori of minu
fii tiired goods tills vear of at least flOOOl,
0W. a total never heretofore approached. A
curious feature Is that most of the mcreisu
In import trade for the nine months is iu
products de-igned to be ued bv America.i
manufacturer! so that the anomaly is pre
sented of American manufacturers being
the largest Importers of foreign products
-nnni. lnuiuuing nour. smpnicmi lor the
week iggregate 1 C12.121 bu-hels, against
i 132,078 list week. 3015 SG n the cone-ponding
wiek of ISS1: R.uifiiZ in !;: ;,"W.103 ill
1M7. and :i.l72,:D In l&r'G.
Trom Julv 1 to date this -ea-on wlteat
e vnorts are uI.E,".! Ml bu-hels. .urnin-t 75,n.
(U6 la-t season, and 71S!3,"23 in 189S-99 Corii
exports for Iho week aggregate S.520,1VJ.
against 36',fMl last week; I .InO 42" In thii
week a vi ir ago; SOTO i49 in 1S93; 2.11.1V,') in
1517. ,in 1 2 217.M3 In 1K I'lom Juh 1 to
date this sea-on corn exports are r.T.SSl.SJ'i
biisliebt. against 78,611 Si) List season and
So S71.447 in lESS-DD
Tailures for tho week In the United
Stiiles number 1C. as against lGt, lust work
171 In this week a Jem ago. 1?: in 1W. and
22,: in 1OT and lti C.inidian failures num
ber 1C a's against .11 last week; 21 in ISii, 2
In 1S3S. 31 In 1SS7. and JO In 1ED6 "
A LoM-Seekcil Ilri-iM
Has cost nnny women their liies. rerun i
is tlie woman's snfeguird and friend
Taken at the first appe-jranee of a cold, l'e
runa never falls to make all things right.
HUGHES HAS DECLINED.
Will u)t 3?e President of Iron,
Tin and Si eel Workers.
Cincinnati. O, Nov. 2. Willi im II.
Hughes, nn emploje of the Newport null
ing Mill Compan-.. has declined the presi
dency of tlie Amalgamated Association ot
Iron, Tin and Steel Workers.
The appointment is made bj. tho Utecu
the Board, Mr. Hughes his been in tho
milling business for llilrlj jears.
FOR A COLD 1 TIII1 HUtU
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"The Weiltlinjr Ouesl" Will 15e ;i
Supplenu'iil to I'oi-
liiiililh' JJeview.
CRITICS TAKE MANY VIEWS.
Aulher Ibis Decidetl to Let the
Public P.iv- on the Woilc
Other Jiooks About b'etidy
in Londnn.
sri:ci.ii itv CAni.F.
London, t-iturday. Nov, 3 (Copjrlqht,
l', b tho Niw York Ilcrild Coinpanv i
I'iptain Pensj, wlio has a tr.tv"! book com
Imr out oii, is a -on of the lite Lord
I'nsi. an Iil-h Ji.ilqe The work has to
do with Western Thibet and Chine-e Tur
kestan In wh'ch rceaons C iptain D'.isy
rimliv -eieral joiirnejs lie was tvlee frost
bitten v.Iiile in the 1'iinlis in nndw'nte-.
On one occasion an attempt was made to
n urdcr bin Often ts lie was ncndlnfr
hills mounted on i v lk. the irradlent bc
c line -n stei p that the - u'dle would -Up
and the arent hid to b in ide in low by
tl i l.r i-'s t lil
C iptain Iieisy has many idientures In
rtl ite a. id photograph? lo leproduce
T5roiies do Uode was an i:nl'-h Inly,
tin wife of ,i florin in Iliron who possessed
a 1'ief In Al'aie The 1'rerch revolution
overwhelmed the fortunes f the fimili,
who went to nunc and then to ltusl i
'I he liunne-s wrote a -em s of letters to
her friends In FnRlind. descrllilnK the
strinc" ii.icrleiices -he eniountered These
letters have b en u-ciied from olillvion and
nude into a bonk lo, Mrs . S. f hll'V
Peniberton. which is i peetcd to sec tte
lirlit -oon
Wornim? Troni the Iite-t edition or Ilerr
Ol isrnnpp's irk on the life of W.mn'i.
Mr- .shtfii nil's 1- ulilni one m Imjli'Ii
Mr- ITII-'s knowledi of Wayner and his
i .'liens' -iriiics to the lompo'c-s repulP
t'nti in Ihuiinl I1 known to all 'ere who
-luilv nii-i and mu-'ial ci to ism
dot iin l n lli a vitf-iau -oldicr of tin
Queen his vrl'tin .i book of memoirs,
wldMi will be puhli-lird "mm It is t be
(mitle 1 'Si ll us ruin l amp 1 Ir'-"
'Vptnii Cuanh's chlldlinod v.i nssd
in l.l mil nil he his -nch -Uth'ilt'e
ro-slp lo till if oriii is it Is pirtrajed
in Livers noiels Anionj; other things he
.lie in ,n (limit of th ci ndlt!on of "T
at Ri'idlursf whci he i.a- lli-n a- well as
fi cnte of t'li I!ri'lh Ami in tile jiar
pi -Filing t'ic i riinea'i War
1 learn tl. H the interest .iron d bv Vlr
.1 M I i-rle - Iiiplilv-continver-liil plas
'1 In Wei'iiinc One!" at the O. rrkk
'1 In it r a.'d divers views to which it Ins
(lien r'-t. Ins risultid in the I'lfrmini
tlnn t o'lbl -'i the :' iv
Mr W L 'o'Ttinv li is n ured Mr l!ir
r e'i rrii-ent and lor tin- i urpo-e will
1 lake it ii l'trirj -unpl nient to tho Do
o uilier I-ue rf tlie I'mt ilphtl iteilew.
AFFAIRS IN THE
WORLD OF BOOKS.
Anprecl itioli of Mr .inns Line Allen's
ork is v irii ill SI Louis jii- list booTi
"Tne Itelsn of 1.1.1." i- i.i of tie Ii Kin.;
bool's to be f l'ed foi bi d-( rlmiaatlng
ii 'deis nt the lonl "on md the llbri-lir-
lt i to be until fd 111 It "i lie "M'lSte.-Cliti-t'a'i,'
Iv 'lri. Corelll i mueh l'i
vogue, and th il fit! or s tithii-lasni Is
lliJlng rttpen - i i hot idm rei
Alitur'.e 'Iho.'psn'- ihinni'ig noil of
re-i imiorart div- in tic V. est. ' Mice of
Old iiiTnrs" I" ror.llig u p"pnl irltv.
nnd. in -plte of the fnt th it it Is not vet
two lrniiis old it i aliiadv Hunehlng
t-rnn .' enrset
' Tlio nedetipllon or David t'er-oa" bv
Pcc'i)' Oer' i- another Ainctican noiil
lb it is finding miih popul irltv
LU'i Ilc'd-n. 1 Irving r.irhelle-. ln
a good bit of Amer'.oan coui'lrj H.e II il-irake-up.
a:.d ll is fi'.illns L- imt pipul"--i'i
"lie Nov ember Crnturj Is a ceclilh nt
traeti'.e nuriber The fi-si nit'e'e is illus
rati d in colli-- It i- Maui lee T iomp-on -
Ml llil.-r ll-ililro '111. f, . e-t I., il...
-ton 1 a ii v .!' cr whldi b2ii In Hi I
AiiM.st uiimb-i 1 hi le!mi: of Nnnrie." !
lonlin.ic- Iu tin November number II im- j
Pit Oar! ind s tori ' Her M itiulain Loin, I
linds it- iir-t -eiiil piitllc itio'i j
Tin third f ti o four eompi titions for the '
pI17i onneil bj tile Centutv JI.ig..Elnc to
Amtikai toll, ge gradmi.s was clo-ed nil
June 1 of this jeai. the competitors being
rncliclo - of Art nf lSi The prlre e av.
entitled 'Tolstois Mini 'lheorj of Art,"
Is bj Mr. .Io'mi Albi't A! lev, Cambrlds'.
Ma--, df Ilirv.ird Uaiiersit. The jirlzo
-t rj. entitled "An Old World Wooing,' is
b Mls Adiliin M'riani .lenncj of Huron,
S I), of the I'niversltv of Wisconsin. As
tbe awards ait made in iijuoinuce of the
author-hip of the in inuscripts submitted. It
l whoilj accidental tint one of the wln
neis pioves to lie i ' stern woman and
th" othir ai ljastirn man In conformity
with tlie terms of the competition, tho
prl?c for poetiv Is not awarded this jeir,
no conributlon being thought to reach the
.standard set
The Slaves of Socictv," a nniel of Lon
don oei. Iv wllcb lic-rjur t Hrothers will
shortlj publish anonjnlouslv. Is the ston
of i million lire wlo fi.lls -Inceri 1 in love
with a music hall -Ji'gi r, lie He Yorki . Un
aware of the giil s real iJentltj, the nohlo
friends of the millionaire vvl-h him tu
mam tho daughter of a Marchlniu-ss,
I.nilj Victoria .M.iuleverer. The stoiy Is
said to be told with considerable humor mid
not a little iron.
I'orliaps the most famous man In China
to-day Is Sir Kohirt II irt. K. C. It, (he
Inspeetoi Gencril of Customs. The Novem
ber All it'tlo his a most Interesting- and
tlmel paper on Ihi- distinguished m in by
II C Whittle-" who served under blm
ior sonic years iu tlur Clilnesc Customs Serv
ice. Kiln aril I"il7flerald's epilet nnd eccentric
llfo is described by I'.radrord Torrcy In
the Novemb'T Atlantic He s,,i the list
fifty jears ot the life of the transla'or nf
tho Rubatjat aio summed up in n sen
tence of ills own' "I hive been reading a
good dinl, but not much In the wu of
knowledge."
Here. Is n sloiy of Oeorge HUot told in
"Notes and ('uiriis: A lad asked the
novelist what her duty was in certain ellf
llcult ciicumstai.ces. and received a clear
nplv. "Hut." she objected, "ir I did tint I
should die!' hurel tint has nothing to
do with jotit djiiig our dui," auswurcd
Giotgo Uliot.
John Itiithan. aiithni of "The Half-He'irt-cd,"
just pulilished by Houghton, Mifflin .c.
Co , has done nothing liner than parts of
"Tho Watcher by tlie Tlirwliold," a rus
tical, ghostlv t lie oi tlie Scotch moors,
which will appear In the December Atlmtic.
Probably the last woik of Mr. Charles
Dudley Winner was the three articles
which will appear in early numbers of the
Centur. in the November number will be
published "The Lducation of Sam," a
sketch of a dog. in the rl.iv rul, Jet serious
stvle of Mr. Warner's "Calvin." the itudy
of ,i cit. In the Di ember number will be
published a very lnsplrln and helrful lit
tle .-!. entitled "The Pursuit of Happi
ness The third contribution will be an
essa entitled, "rashlons in Literature."
with pirtlcular reference to the shifting
taste in fiction.
The November Atlantic has the story of
""llranda Harlow's .Mortgage." by Henry
II. ruilcr. It gives the Ingenious, and highly
original method in whiih a poor widow's
mortgage was raised. Mr. l'ullcr'g new
AMUSEMENTS.
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anotl l hl-torleii rom i ec wnter Mi--. A
II I il' alio Ins iltn what is itd to
b .m (.vielletit historical novel of ihu tinii
of liato i , itebelhon in Vi'glnii Iu iC71 Tli
-ton will be 1 no-.n In the ti.le. "A White
Ou'rd to Katun," th- tit'c being derived
from an iac.di ut of i'neon's struggle, wbl'h
foims the i'ltroiiicmry ipl-cde of til' novel
li i a fit1 "ten in an historical setting,
the l..tter i"adr more sCKgesiiie 1 the as
suni tion rf tin sp ee!i of the tint an
uni'trt.ikini In vhich it !- aid the aut'inr
hr- 1 . en nn sutirssful Oo-ernnr Iierke
1"' nV it.Ton v. ei" i.ttirli .inlllie in l'i r
f tor. a'il thilr lolloweis were o b -- si;
Bacon's wife was al-o a slnngeli unlii'ie
eh irictr. ti'irc wen a tiumbr of in ti . ml
iinids lilt ii as now to fall Iu love- wiih eieh
oi h-. the le-ult here belli-' i most pb islug
one iu turnislilng -evral io'iancts .
Mil O'Uell (Paul Hlnuet) his 1 pen ion
pillul to give up bis projei'.-l uev. novil
for t'.e pre-elit s.s the Ijndon Hxp-cs-HIs
health is -o lad tint he his i uncled
nil his ingagcmi nf, and his "tiffered ic-lap-e
iftir lelun-e His many filnid- v. Ill
be grieved to hi ar that icr) -I "rtl) he will
hive to Midergo a serious operatlnii.
It seems tint the irticli-ilelrcil Illustrated
edition nf Divld H innii !- to b u re illlv,
nnd i mo3t elaborate new idition is well
under wai. vith nuineroiH text and fuli
pige pictures li) It. We-t Clinedinst. It Is
uneicrstood that Mr. Cllnesllust has been
encaged for a long time upon the collection
of m itcrial. the selection eif models, .ml
the piepiration or t'l" drawing", which
will malt" a complete David Harum plctire
gillery. It seems tint the new Davil
Hnrrm his been reii-ed and reset, and it
is to cont iin a new biogr.-phtcal study of
the author.
A brief survey of recent juvenile l'tera
ttiic, with some comment on tlie principles
on which it should be constructed, form1!
an Interesting article in the November At
lantic by i:cictt T. Tomlinson. His title
Is "Heading for Pos and Girls."
Ch irles Scrlbner's Sons are publishing to
day a historical noi el b) Mol'.ie Llliot
Seawell entitled "lhe House of HRrcinont."
It hns Illustrations by C. M. Itelvca. The
same house also presents the later poems
of Julia C It. Dorr, In a volume entitled
"Afterglow," and "Peccavi," by V. W.
Hornung. The hero nf tills novel, by the
nutnor of 'The Anntenr Cracksman," is
said to be a new creation and an nadarlous
one. Mr. LUiis's book on tho South African
war Is nlo out lo-d.i).
I Applelon .t Co. are ptinllslilng this
week "The Stor of the Soldier." bv Gen
eral O. A. rorsjlh. which, while it dwells
cpeci.ill upon T7ie arni's work in tin
AYest. is practically a succinct hi-tory ot
the regular army. It has illusttations by
Zogbaum Another work presented Is a
reiised and definitive edition of Heibcrt
bpcncer'H "First Principles," and "Path and
Coal," a new novel, by Ad i Cambridge.
"The Cardinal's Ito.-c" by Van Tii-sel
Sutphcn. with illustration? b L W. Hltth
cock. is about to be puhlishe.il, by n.irptr A
Itros. The slory logins with u .voting
min's attending a cinematograph exhibi
tion, where he sees lu a moving picture
w'n it appears to be the theft ot a dlspalen
book from the eoit pocket of a gentleman
Iu the crowd. A young woman appeals In
the picture us If she might bo in ain. nil)
involved in this theft. The young man,
struck 1) her attractive appearance. sta.-U,
out to tlnil her.
Mabel Osgood Wright's new book for
ebUilr.u Is called "Tho Dream Pax Story
Book." with pictutes done In Oliver Her-f
ford's usual clever sun-, j ne mints aie
attractive adventutes which come in
dream? Mucnihlan Company.
John Oliver Hobbes's new book, "Robert
Orange," has Just come from the press of
1'. A. Stokes & Co It is iu Mrs
Craigio's usual carefully thought out an!
brilliant manner. Though .n American
woman Mrs. Cralgle prefers to nake Hng
laiid and France tlie scene of her stories.
H G Wells-in "I-flie- and Jlr. Iwisham '
has' eli'serted the horrors and heroics of
"The War of Worlds," and books of Ilk
chiracter. and h.i. come out with a Hght
comedy volume.
Hdward Ilellam, the author of "Looking
Backward." which had such a vogue a
number of jcirs ago. wcute. a. book of uu-
. 2jf
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t?,1: HatBlSf. Georga
Cui isn-.ogi.Tai'iIi'VioVeiceiien'ceSlantOd House
C: r'.i.ia.'i ' E a, siAJup i.ttMi nor L.
..tvlTllll A. I'.. MWup , l.lllsON HOLst.
C!ey?l
land 0'""' tsza V,z- Ths Hoilenden
Ktn-Yofn inV.',rX?ei'.,!.1p-aee Holland House
Hew York ITpV'J.-N.itl1, Hole! St. Claud
Vevi Vnrll MJi'fcnn I7.h ire,
net! I 01 n itoom .t. Bitli, ;.' K I
Hotel fiavarre
Kew York lltrf,r'eV.4L;,i!,I.:7.!V,p1:J- Hotel Albart
Kew Y.jrlUtn.iSpT'n,; Hotel Victoria
Key, York T."P.'y,lJ'r..!r.st- Moiton House
Piilladelpliia S A':p.an"rp! The Rlttenhouse
Poland Spring M-.,,0yr.
Mansion House
St. Louis 3U-
Earope-ja
plan, t
St. Nicholas Hotel
Washington Tyrevrip.
Arling'on Hotel
Washington ib&atVut iHi; Hotel Richmond
FSSHION IN HAIR
C.ive i womin b--a itif it hca I et In r ?nj ri f
th-hat t?cfl"iuti tiin Th n-hem ifjlTiIn
il ii tints nth 1 rnnp 1 i-i-s, mellow (roll e-ft.
I J 11 Vir chfct"iif t ik if. nrl. t ,i.lli
sklirnrinrh! Uoir Dnrrnnnrnror
ilDjJyllfll IIGII ftUCIluifltUl
Tbr 5tn Ian! Hair Colo-ti'i' fr Cnyer Bl-aciM
Jlur MalfSlh-I air oft m clo.v. Sanp'
cf rourl lit Cflor-d free -. t fOT pan,, Pe
loptrlalCte-r.'lli: Co ,21 W.JJJSt .NewVeri
coId bv Rbn'enu ,L Co . 7 0 N Broadwa j : Weirf-"Wil-jcn
Dnig '". Malilncton aie an I tli t .
and applied li Jl lvterton. i2 N' IToadnai.
mcrous pages called ' The Duke ot Stock-
bridge: A Horn nice of Slni's Rebellion
It was lirst published In -erl ii form, but
after il retirement of ars hat been
brought out in book form by Silver, r.ur-
dette fc Co, New ork.
"The Image lire il.e r ' is the -uggestlie
title of a novel by Gertrude Hit.
Sir Walter Hesant. Ihiclishm in nnd an
trior of many pleasant storieo. Ins jusf Is
sued "The Fourth Generation." which
comes from tlie press of Stols. It is an
Ilngllsh story, healthy and Interesting.
Wlnston Spencer Churchill nf Hngland
li.i p-sued, through Longmms. Green S. Co.
his book on the Hritish-I.oer wir, "Jan
Hamilton'-) March," which is in something
of the form and attractiveness of fiction,
but with a background of reality.
A little book for chiIC.cn, prepared by
the col aboralion of M.irie Overton Corbln
and C harks liii-ston Going, Is entitle 1
"t'nhins ot the Sea" It is an ?ttractivi
book, prettll iliutiatcd. Mr-. Corbln 1-J tho
daugnter of a Putted States army officer,
and her hi me was once m the West.
Mr. C. K. Shorter is of the op iilon that
the purchasers at Jj.W) of the serial rig-its
of -Mr Kipling's new novel will not get their
iiuiic's worm. Not that he kno,s an
thing about the value of the afort s.i el novel,
but no appears to think it an uiinasonjbl,
prlcu in itself, and the ellect of tne lltcr
ar agent's shrew duct-'.
As ior the scarce rdltions of Kipling's
works -Mr. Shorttr points out tint there
have not been tJnough collectors to keep up
the prices The large paper edition of his
books re. cntb i-si!ed in Lniand at 1GJ has
already -old tor halt inat sum.
It Is rerorted that JIark Twalii Is to haie
foi ne-ighoor at Hartford Mr. I.rnest Setou-Ihonip-on,
and that tlie author of "The
Jumping i'iog" is in high !( over the
prospect of miking the man iint ince of tne
v.uious wild ahlmals whieh are to be a
feiture of the Thompson establishment.
F. Marion Crawford's new romantic his
torical novel of Spanish Court life. "In the
Pilaci cf the King," Is to be published by
the Macmlllnn Company. Alreiily advance
order. for 4',Q0 copies liave been received.
Tbe same house will present November S
1'lura. Annie Ste.l"ai "Hosts of the Lord,"
nffiiiil
A'
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AUCTIONEERS.
, A, SELKIRK & CO.,
AUCTION and STORAGE
nsulir fatt? ce-y Situnlav nt -wirehou--,
1 A 10 12 Chouteau ar ales in rcslilenc's a
sr"iil' :ialn cfTIce, ZQl X. felxth tt. Then
3Ialn 2-C3M.
1808-10-f2GHOUTEAU AVENUE
stTimnr sxliz.
TliN diy at 11 3a o'clock at our i"irhe'.iie. wa
will n a Iirge m I varied colbetloi of prtn.i
ri iiMTimn. citi'nT. sTovr, ktc
1. A. sni.KIItlc A CO.. Auc-tioneera.
AMUSEWEWTS.
CE?4TyeYB M, To-Day.
WARD & VOKES as
The Floor Walkers-
SUNDAY NIGHT.
r;.. n -:..
'V..V , I'J
Primrose & Dooksfeder
And Their Great Company of iilinstrels
lie serve I seat- now on sale
OLYMPIC.' filatTTcDayT
Mr i'r.ink L Perlev I'resents
ALICU NIIELSUN OPORA CO.
IN "Tim SINGING l.lltl."
Saturd.1 Matine, and Saturday NighL
Nextjvionda-rriieo!.'.0. SI. 75. .'ifl. 2'it.
p;er,jr AmmA held
i ilt.lt .1 Do lCeivcq's remerlv Tfitii Music.
Ilrln il f.ut lnrIiiIlno- Ch - A Klrr.Inw
ert ami Sit Mat Priees, 5I.W). 73c, 3X 25cl
fp
rovTi.vors vvtJDEYit.i.r:
LL Till- Y.KLIC AVIv NEVT hl'NDAT.
J .hrBtcn" IVimen,
T"cIicrr.c'I s i)oSa.
i Wis ar i 'larri
ll't Mitchell.
Tho Tcl.ln.
Mons Nccia
HIon City Ouartrtte.
t?nrlrjr and Preiost,
SI rtinettl and fcuther-
urd
k -arc ami fiapmaa Kc-nr Trln.
l'o Klnoilieni Klttv .mils.
tr.rZRiiWe.
Orchei-tra Chills lUese-nedl. &1c.
8
u-&n u
53' latmfK Toe4ij. Tbiiriljr. SatiirlsT.
x.aTI I McFsGden'sT Hats i &
5--n Slat Next On the Strr.tn of Tneli.
&. FJ SPHk. Matinees
; it lata fi a wrfnoa,i..
iB A a SI & mWzw Saturday.
f-w. aj .Tai tm .w..-.
licht rrr"i-I. ij. 3J. ;ii2Dil77r.
fot. Tn Iiaj st : I p-irr Pabtinn I rr"k Ktmm
(I (3tt. ;;r. I L' ' nsifliiuii. J u ,,,,, Tlit
fcun. Hal N'evt A Rough I'.Her's Romance.
ilATIN'CK TO-DAY.
To 3'or'nii AInt "CNDLIt TWO nitCS."
Ibeticn Itfti.-ns Tuesday Night.
in:s ;t. r.n.
STANDARD.
Ths Ilcr-e cf Tolb. -:- Two Frolics Dally.
CITY SPOHTS' BIG SHORT.
N"ic ttractIon Ca Mas;ueraiierf.
SCHOOLS.
ST. LGUlS SGHOOL OF FIHE ARTS,
iJth ard Ixiccst fcts.
MIGHT SCHOOL
Por Alpphan - Arc'iitet". Tearhers tc, etc.
Lnrnllrrrt h-plr nm-tla.T Xov 3J D 30 p ra.
nnil pn Mfinda Xo rth. S p m.
L'I rait ; t-i ttltl"'!! a." S I' n
I'or furrc Info-matlTn applv to
HAL-SKV C. 1VEP, Director.
mnns m Mmme
iRW IIV 3 IVkl
Otllc of the Pre-ident of th
Hoard nf Public Improvements,
St. Loui. October 22. IDOff.
Public notice i hcreny given that tha
Beard of P blic imptoiements wrill hold n
special meeting at the nour of 10 a. in. of
13TH DAY Or NOVnMBCit. 1000,
at its office. Itoom HO. In the New City
Hall, for the purpose of considering tho
matters hereinafter mured, to wit:
No ;Ti-' Petition No. 77D3. Por opening
eat and we-t alley In citv- block No 1307.
from Nebras'ka avenue to Longfellow boule
vard, and between Allen avenue and Geyer
avenue
No. jTII Petition No. TStK. Tor opening
c i-t and v cU alley in city block No. 2172.
from Biair avenue to Von Phul street, antl
between Gnnd avenue unci Ofccar avenu.
No ,",721 Petitloi No 7S'3 Tor opening
cist and west iliev in eitv block No. 29D2 B,
from I'nion bouleiard to Belt avenue, and
between Vernon avnue and Maple nvenuc.
No. nil". Petition Nn. 7TO. rnr opening
rortli and south allev in city block No. 24515,
from Penrose street to Carter avenue, and
between Obeir avenue ?nd John avenlie.
No. T.725 P-tltJon No. 7310. Tor opening
east nnd we-t iliev in cit block No 21S1
north, from Mntard avenue to Spring "ave
nue nnd between Hickory street ami Lasnlls
street
No. jT2T Peiitlon No. TH- Tor eipcnlng
east and west alley In citv block No. 2131
south, from Mntard aiepue to Spring ave
nue ard btween Itutger street and Hickory
street.
No. r.72' Board's Motion. Por opening
east and wct allev In city hlock Nn. 2W7.
from Pivth -treet to Seventh street, and
betveen Malt street and Kansas street.
No. J729 Bcird's Motion. Por opening
cast aid west alley in city block No. 3119
east, from Spring avenue to Vandev enter
avenue, and telwcn Forest Park boulevard
and I.ichde ivenue.
No STTCO Beard's Motion. For opening
Lawrence street from Magnolia avenue to
Meltee avenue
All citizen Interested In any of the mat
ters .""hove named nm requested to attend.
By order of the B-ird
BOBT. E. McMATH.
President.
Attest
HDW. TLAD.
Secretary Pro Tem.
ST. LOUIS PROVIDENT
ASSOCIATION LAUNDRY
1721! ." TIIIKTKrc.M'll .ST.,
Continues to fer.e an npprecJatlnz pub'le with
tlist-cliss hind work udi c no chmlcal and
'-ailn'T 1 uely adopted Dom"',c ilnlh. rhonii
TvftrC73
PoslaiTelegrapiiCaiilsCo,
Hala OlUee, Lncledo Ilalldlnc,
FOURTH AND OLIVE STREETS.
400.000 -Mil.! "Wire. 3,000 O0lee.
IVe would be pleased io hnudle roar
Telrirraias. Try mi. Telepbon 3Ial
lbUO.
and Mr. Hewlett's "Richard Yea and Na"
will al-o appear .it about the samo time.
The Kent l'reserlpllon for .Malaria,
CI.llls anl I'eitr 3 a bottle of Grove's Tasteless
Clilll Tcnic. It is snrplr Iron and quinine In a
tannics: form. N cure no pa,, l'rica 50c
Assnulteil by a .lleitcan.
ritijIiijc i-i'KcTAU
13 I'aso. Tei:, Nov. 2 A dispatch from
Santa Pe, N M.. this afternoon, sajs:
"Mrs. I'.itil Daboraski, while going from
Gallup to Gibson esterday afternoon, met a
young Mexican by the name ot Lplflailo
Marlz, who assaulted her. bruised her arm,
bad: and hands and threw her into a ditch
about e'ght feet deep. He Jumped into tha
ditcli and tore her clothes partly off and
nibbed her of SO Marshal Smith started
for the man last night and this morning
arrested him about n mile south of Gibson.
There- is considerable talk of lynching."
Catarrh of nose or throat Immediately re
lieved and ultimately cured by usa of
Boro-i'ormalin." (Elmer & Amend.)
r.nrckn spring linn eir Ilanlc.
r.i i-uni.tc -.I'l.citL.
llireki Springs. Ark.. Nov. 2. A new
bank, the Commercial, opened its doors in
its own building this morning. A. N. Mat
thews is president. The capital stock Is
J23,i0 and paid up. For fifteen jears Eureka
Springs' has had only one bank, tho Citi
zens. ron a roui ix tub head
Laxative Bromo-Qulnlno Tablet
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