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BROADWAY,
NOTICE.
""a 1a; nij VaXU Notice. r-r!-5 n
" ve noul.i art - be forr-e, rr :.'-ara-iri
any on nr i' . ' i p-rs
name &! fo- lmitseGu rraWie .ln
wltN-at 'IT'S chara- if - -enat 11 !",
i acc-iit-ril-a tre cpv N1' e- r-ct-;
-fter mi.1n!rit itn)" t 'orr-i-de. how
.er 311111 !: n-u enin:
-ersea.- Pct-Sis-plpr.!. r-ea.ja.nce Jou-eti
I"ii;i.l r-llc l-.:r. Pitt-burr lii-i-ai"-
esMrsn-n-eor1-Hr-M Tt' n-ner Hera .1.
--.elani T"Ftn lwrr "Vahintrn rnt
Si Paul l-oieer P..-. Xer Vet. Tlror.
Minti'tnnHs TrUnir. TtuTal.' 'virl-r
"-sintil r-noiii-r "&? OV-h
SPECIALTIES.
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r,erli k Keias Uadirtakia;
11Mt T. A5;r: AVE.
x. P. Keren. I"re mutl TM,
Pa
lit.
hits. P. i:tte-rl. Necrefary,
fico. 4. tnrnr, jinai imncK. xnsr-.
liable- Krn A Mnnbill Bra.
-tell Mnln S3. Kinlocn (' 7rtl.
J. C LYONS A CO
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PRDTECnOM A6JUNST RRE AND MIR6URS
OBTAIHEDnC
Safe Deposit Vaults
or
Mississippi Valley Trust
Company.
DEATHS.
Sje IlrlJr. linh it.en--ti -lvrj Cm
'ry t-flfnl. ie re.pectfully Sns lte-1
t-r.B"l ws. a m-mt-T e.' s- la-rrn
T,i, t-our.trll. No ;. K rf I t
F!.ir-ROn Mnndav tvn'T ;i i"5 li
st rwvk - m aftr hrlet tline. Kr-r.
te rrd hu'tnl i r.f Theiel rlr ne
- . father e.f J'-th atil Jlan Cilc unite
' F-ntlim. Mairurri; ard Jara-i Wice. -J i.
funeral from fam'ty r-.tnre, v0 j-;. Jioutti
nu.lwir. en Wedn.J X.irmtr r. m J J
ck p m to St t-ti-:l. II-jrrt:no "nur-.
'mjr ninth and Icjt -reet. thnre to e. -'-
r e.eire.rT Vri-rt tnit-J tn stt-r.i
e:nn.Vlll.vr-i:nlt.t n-i re- en Tuedav
e.ntrt-r 1. ji. ,, jU . ,1, Nlrli.,..
eiliartn., bl-d l.i.th.r ef l.ul. Ia-bjrir . ,
li e-itiHa. Mr- T( t.j l mirtni.r.a. M-.
in suuliett Mr- Jo.'Hi ! iru-nur :i.i
r Mlraarl rran- .. -ni ai.d Mt Prt-r ri.n-
- (nttte
fixer-l will t, r-I.'-e from tti le.M-n. f
- :.tr Mis At !.. Shnxulffttr. St -T
-ynrth T.eitj ev ii(j -tr.. ,n Tu5 N--inbr
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ri.nl. are r.r-r?fal:i milt-i'
Jll')t"l MtVOa sund.y, Noir-.!-r ;?
t 3 p m after a hirt ll'ni Mr. 1: I
T-i nln m"thr ef Mr. K F !.- lai... .
Jr. P - N..r'.-n llr. Mellda Su:iun ai .
fi-. anl V1 1 t Ji iu-tnl-
-mera! frum Triit. s;0 j
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p in
No.aitrr 1. 1'.
M isa.k.e v ,
ei pe.e ior
an, Arple. Ca pa
l.OI'l'IJN- llulh 1!M K.'M.l.a. dauit.t.r
l ,, n van M K-ttln. NovemV i,
r mi t- a tn , tr.J 2U rutTta
jfleial Tu'.Ur. Nuvemoer St. at t p m
' a ralJrn e irt. a ncr. j$ in, hi j.
vi.s.Altp On M t.! "vvitmle- ?). js;
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..idrv- So jsjx Mri
rtrm-.eat at St vtarr Itu . v e,lr.a
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o --a . m Orn.r-l o Mnt. t. .
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i falJi-i ,f llr. turiw . Ji. iin r
4 I s s y-, ij.,j vv. r. vir- X.ut
st-irtetti art ILr.tr llirt.an: Mauri
t ar.l tour. M Hi
Mineral 'nn famlljr mtJmcr w j4 .
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f-uoerai trruit n-oe ef -. o , !..
m mouf Vlat-l'.-ud ec--.
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? It Int.ni.tit at Je.jn ttarra .
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wrsT-T t.''ts Tt iiwunt-v
vrtovpi t.trr :'-pstvNtv 'frsvfjtjs.
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rte 7ratNf tcun rrtKi.v
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l-Ma-ed ssfl at ,i--rr X .rsl vlary tleaer
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re-.-v en rs,-s..T veTaPr --;--
r rn frr-n r..-i.its ef ! Srcs,.-.r: -is.
s-fc l-s.l'jn. .N'e - Ja-t.t, .trss--. t- I!aJ
'anal? CTasrel i-rr lt--rrr.r -" es-
l -- ts.-,.. a, CaNar" Ora-'trj
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V-eraJ r-K-i famtlT t-ssi-rr-s V rrrj t-- j
a-a ir-.-. -a Twu Ns-re-x-S-T - at "
r j. to ' Vrfss iT--;tt, tsi-n---. CeNin .
c et-r.-
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sTt 'ir At - Aa-t . T . IMaar- nr.
-n s.t toat at- rtrateta
--"-al Vlfst-.-U. at J a. r- r-
c -- Vi a:T Mr-a- ttrss-t. to H-faaw
..tI) t-iktljr -Jtta-.t. Iteaaa tit s-f.
i uiuii .-inn iiuiiiiiiii; iraues council. lor- tlia, them In the nosltluR where her LUltUWIU 1 1 C VVUnPtO U I '
jlTgt'rV rtli'"Sl,r,?SrS,,,Ii fnnrr ..mo.mU.nS ..S mr W- TmBC MnUCn TO PsT I
tK.S-Ke:AN- Kn.erM m. re , F.tM.r j -fho Sputor . t & TVcV bVhi'e i '" of th" rK,li7,...on Th. liowew-r. TO BE MOVD TO WEST. '
.ml-r 1 l-iS. i r o.-toeit p m i.i muvemoM is sliViwri VnU Mr riii.,,7i -'mdiatlcally de-nl-il liv -Mr. Mc lam. ,
K.e..n. -!..,! f.thr er vr. ant William " ,,, ;','. V, " !-?, ... . . Al "' eonclu-loii of the dinner ye-ter- . The M.iry tergr.iphid from Philadelphia t
n..n and Mr. I.,.v Teh! I I""' ! '.lA.lin, n t'L ,?,?? "" u" nilnfr- tended ., vote of that tlie liildwln lenmotlve Weirka were-
f-unrrat wl.i ik. r.., . :-.. Is.im-lij i fa- JiVii th-tP ihei fv-M ir.u im n, thanks to th- Provident Association, but about to nmvo tlielr plant from thnt plaee
..,! reomn No tn;e. N,.-tti T.erntj-tlr .tree- "n a ,'ub v mriure l'rocv"iui '' -"- : th.-lr money was re'-.i-. 'and were considering bullions in the Mld-
n it-tn.ir s-,.,,, -. ...,., ' "'J1-"'- "".t-uie. j dl Wet soems to 1- untr.ie. S.IJS Sre-
nWe.tne.Lj- ..ot.,nte-r at ;o clerk p m . ..... - ..mill TIIK flTV (III RCIIK.O. tarv S ust.ilers ..' the P.uslne.H Mra'.s
JACCARDS
Siffestieis nO. ll
Rozane Vases-gsLSE!
hand-painted autumn leaves, under
jlaze, ssoft shades, 15 inches high. A
lautifui ornament or gift for Xmas
Other pieces In Ru-nnc Ware up to fSCJM.
VTou f .o? cordlu'lly Invited to se our nag--1
ntflcent collection of Art Wares and Pot
COR. LOCUST
Our ,nwf Ota-Cft,
Kit on Iqttt
FOLK WILL SPEAK
AT BRIDGE
Governor to I.e.it-h Sr. Louis To
Ihiy and Will v Irincip:il Fi",
nrv :it Krff I trifle-,. Mass Mwl
inj: Saturday.
r'"'
I Iln-
f-ovenior Kolk mill arrive in St '.null
It omit . r.ntl -.11 ewi.alii l.r rnr
t several uas. lie n iK the principal
speaker .11 a ma. meeting which, -a ill b-h-!d
at the tlcon Satuidav nihl under
-.i.n nj -,. ,ni i-emmilttc tor .1
free municipal bridge.
. Pil-e..i i. ,tigsi,i ., is delitshte-d with
; ;vn", rIk' M?r-Hr to ap-ver. which
information wa couvey.-d tcsti-rdav In a
le.egratii from th.- etr.wrnor.
The Governors npranince an-1 5p-c
,,11. b. trust--. nM itinu-nc to the fr-
i rl'li;o moveincnl K!e-llfin C .mmix'-ioiier
StanurmacSwr will aNn deliver an adtlrcso.
' I're-i.I-nt KlncMai d call the ma.sjt mft-
1 in an "old-fasJii.ir.e-J revival of njtrlot-
lsrn
adopt. I u. "Sn bridge, no temk'
..- a.ipi.tt iiiinti ftiit- i-fii;iiiiit. iaS
Pr-ldent Kiuclami hnnN In rjirr-- nut
til lda of an oldf"islllomtt fevlvzil tit
j iJjtriMtl.-in by attention m all detatlt of
the n-eetlns
j t!ivern r Folk will be taken to the
Odeon in a coa h drawn bv fo'ir hor.-e.
I Mr KfiiKslaul intends to ask for a t-er-
j mlt from Muvor Weils fur Ilrt'h.irging
j Rnwork. and. If the permit It- obtained.
th mn- me-tit.p will be preceded by a
' pyiot.-.nlc dip!n In frunt of th" Odeon.
A large l.rn band has been engaged for
the evening.
At the free-bridKe iii.th nieetlne. which
;
will le'iei,) tin Moidav evening, under the
miM''Ct ft lie O-ntral Trstile and !bir
FIRE AT SHREVEPORT, LA..
CAUSES $75,000 DAMAGE.
rttr Hall, f-lif Slarkrl nnd Tno
'leret Are Destroyed mill t'll-
Prlaein In llninaaed.
Shreveport Ii . Nov rire thl mo-n-irg
destroyed the "!ty Hall e-ltv Market
two store bulldlr.r' ikIJo tdng It ein the
w-st. slightly lUtlnaged the c.t pr' on.
a'ise.1 the death o: one person and the
u.iurj to tin . - firemen.
The propertj loss 1 etimats;I at JTJ'.rO
Wi-.h onle about .'- ,ii'uranee. It is
b-Ilev.d tt the blaze originated from the
explosion o! a '-an of g.i-dme m ,i market
stand und-n uh the i"Itv Hall.
Walter WmmI. u half-w.ttvd cripple, who
was iiermltted to sle p m a :oum over the
market pe-lhid in the a.ime-. None of
the three r.-emeti 1. fat.il! hurt Ai. jec
onls r,f the Cltv Court. Police Station and
(' ty rlnKlneer olllce wre df'royed
INDIA
AND
CEYLON
TEAS
Green or Black
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iii.-i. iv 4i.- -.-.n-i . ...nn- j
tri.-m riirlit I )tt. t. .KtiiKin. '
Illtm rllJIU. VMR l.l-.JItOII-
ful for two cup,. Add abo-1
' 1. . ,.!- I)...l....r "-.t..e i,io I
...-.. .---....., ........ ---v.-,.
five minute-. Never hull
thee tea.
b a'l !f
Pa.ke-
Hlankk's Gkant Cahin
Liptox's Makavii.i.a- -
OfAKl'.H BkAXH
Tkti.ky's Tisskk's
fVJBLiSriCO BY flUTMOBITY C Trie
IMMA ND CtvtO.N COrsr-.IS5.OMCp
DEATHS.
-Ult-"- V( - .a N-...S . .,h t.
4 o . . . a - VI, . Maris i srr tr a-t
. - a- s. te n . ft-r',-ra'-. si;
t ;. -r SI-
Vznrri i :s, .-u- at 'Isa."
.t) .o.eiCT r lr.e:t-t e: linn-r.-r-
i a.--TT oa ih. -r
STtvilOE Ko!r- lata r-st it tUj
N
, ..:. S--1 -a- -Idas. --.- str j.:
st es-s. (-Va.- i-saUt-r atf lilrriK -Tle
' rU.rr. "..,., ,-.., ---.-..
, r-3-r-a tt-a.-.ar..-Ke.fe.r-aa O-.rT.-l ,
-lesJ- M IX VVj,--.!!, ac.a-j. r..-..
i- .--7---3C
ai :
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ra-rt rcttata.
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: li o ...' oar-. St-ren. ta "if :ttv- 1
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f f -... - I., ... rVT-T-. . e-c..-
r.i- t rtr. r4eaj "-t--s
rx i ,..-- M'ls-D r-.e-sr. W s.J:.
s. r rs p s
tw - -
iaert tt K r
i -up-- tvtrjie - -.
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO.
i j OLvtr rjrerr.
x--s--ir on v n-j"-r.
MISSOURI CSEMJIORY IS0Cf!l!!Ol ;
CsXxm. avs.s : Urastta t-ca Oic-tu.-. a-s
MEETING
WILL NOT ATTEND
TURKEY DINNER
Doctor Palmer Said if Money
Wan From Fund to Provide for
Poor He Would Xot Be Pres
ent: "It the menty to pay for thin turker
dinner conns fron the funds that have
b-n givjn by public-rptrlted citizens to
j-rovld for the poor cf the city, then 1
cannot accept thli Invitation." aald ttia
Itev-rr.d loctor I'alnur yvaterday morn
ing when the Presbyterian Ministers A
Foclalion van Invited to dine at the Provi
dent AFoclatlcn Home.
Doctor Palmer explained that a funeral
prevented him from attending the dinner,
but. r-e .nld. he could not refrain from
protecting again.n the acceptance of the
invitation If the circumstances were as he
belltvcrf them to be.
He saM th money of charitably Inclined
pi-.p 1 given to aid the jor, and net
to f-cd mlnl4t-ri and othM who can !!
alTord to take cate of thm"lven. Doctor
palmer "rl:iined that he could not c;
the purpose of inviting tl-- members of
t! HSncclatlon. and In -.lew of current
criticism anent publ'e charities lie thought
It inadvisable to place the ministerial body
In a position tvheie It al might be the
subject of adverse comment.
Other miuiter: hastened to explain that
It .1 not underrl'Kxi l!:nt a turkey din
ner ra to l- Drrjvid'-d. but only the reg
ular fare which Is dally dealt oJl to the
loor dependent upon the Institution Th.
however, d.d not utlsfy luctor l'almer.
who xalrt tliHt even If "ilch was the case
It nojld cost several dollars to feed Home
thirty men. and h did not think the
Provident Association nas Ju-ll(iil in tak
ing the money which had Ixen gien for
other purpo"ca.
The llevcrend Doctor C L. rhalfar.t of
Grace Presbjter.nn Church ald thiit. in
view of the comments made about the
Provident Asoelatlon nr.d ltf method, l'e
would not accept the Invitation unless it
was understood that all were to pay for
the meal. It was us finally with this under
standing that a majority of those preeut
tou-ented to go. but several, including
lKctor Palrrer. refuse! even then to bo
Included In the number.
The bill of fare whieh hnd Iwen prepared
for the ministers Ineiuded xiup me.it. po
latoes. bread and butter, glider bread and
coffee.
Jlr. McCain, general matiger of the
ITOVldent Asoeljttioii. stnt'tl that with
tlie expept.on of the ginger bread, the
meal ok the regular fart-, served, to
the pf-ople employed l:i th" various de
partments of the association.
He i"a!d tile purp-;se in invitin: minis
ter-! to dine at the home Is to acquaint
I il,m trltli ttie tworltliien r.f l lie Instill:-
tlnti nn.l flltnt wi f.-ir the m-iltpr ;, to
who vat to pay the extra portion1
servtil lit them had not been di-clded. but
no doubt the inemt-r of the board
v.ou.il nuike sotne provii-ioti at th-lr reiu
lur meeting to-da
Itt week the mlni-ters of the M. K.
Chuith. South, were the guests of the
l'rovld'-nt ArstK-iniion and next week the
ministers of the Christian Church will
le Invited.
Homo of th inlnller. yete-dny stat
ed that In view- of current criticism the
invitation of the Provident Afineiation
aptMaie-el a" though it wa Intended to
rw unda-)'rliool Organised on
anileveuter Atrnnr.
W II. Herriek. Suudai-Si'lieml Mission
ar of tin- Pre-byterliii Church, otgaii
'7.ed a IK'W school last ?.ndv at No
riJ Vamleve:.ter avenue, and placed it
under the eare o( the l:..renil . It.
Shaver of the Cluirvli of the Coveiiajil.
Professeir M. ! ?linw of Wa'hlncton
liilvetfclty v 111 give an lllu-lratu! leetute
at t'nlon M. K. 'hiinli. Tliursilav even
ing, on "tllitrp-es of Husia." for the
bcnetlt of the Klns's Uauiehteis.
The hosil;.il worker of the i:p!r-opaI '
f-hur. ii will ,-lve an entertainment In
s.!iujler M-inoriil ilousc
Thursday even-
n.g
Students of WeltiHT Cotn-e-rvatorv of I
ltt .. ..Ill i.lt-.. o -iilrtr.tritni.til .it ttT.
I
ham .MtnorlnI -iebvirian Church, t Chicago. Nov. . Ticket rolertors are
Menard an I Julia .tieets. this evening, to ' put lrick on Ihe Ira ns nf the i-hl-
I -:igo uud Alton road. Tfcev ate not to be
"The riu.r.-h n Attierlc." is the sub-I railed "collectors." breau-e" Pre.-lilent Fel
led of an illu'trat-d le,-iine lo be given ! ton seen.' to haven prej-nla-e aga'nst tlie
in Holi- oinmuuio:i hurcli I rdi nl-ht
bv tin Uevrifial Charles Si-addlng of Chi
ago. Sf-clal f ailRe sib- tr.ietlns" are belhs
he-M In Gr.ue l'.-est)terl-iri Ctuip-t. every
evening a i p. in liv tl.e K.-.erend J
I lteemer f Tv .er Pla-e Chun h and
the Krventul V .1 Mi Killrl. k of llrst
P.e.-l iitlan I'hurch
SOUNDED WELL BUT
IT WAS A DREAM.
Pullet- luukliig for Thief Who Col
lected )ra. VIeliulrr'a Kent anil
Made 1'ronliei (u "l'l I n
flc."
Whn Mrs Michael McGu'te of No .T-.
I- Salle atreet irave an uiitdenittUil iimii
Jie yestet.i,-. thoKhl that she W.I.
paving a month's :nl and was. fteiiug
lUlar.t bt uu-e tl,e man told her thai
Iter reft would be teduced and that lie
v.ouid have It.iptovrineiits put in. Ill"
I M. tt.ilre learned lav r ttixt the i-rtt ol
J h aot was a f ker and II. at 1 er dj am-i if
I Iniprov-enieiits -i uiisub-taiittal.
' Shoitly t-efote lo a in e-terday a wll
jdres.e.1 nian with a Ilnent tongu ..u'.ed at
i t.ie Me(;ulre home ostensibly to irr; t
I tl house wtth a view to purchasing. He
e Hhown noti.it the p-enil-r b Ml. lii '
M.tlutie .md lat-r took his departure. ay
,,. ,ila. nr was (.lea-ri with th" liou-e.
While ie and M e.ul'e w. ie looking iv r
,. j,ou, be learned 'he panic of the own-
'-"-.. i:u e Ju'?x
re had gone
to work the -irai'trr t. appeared lie told
Mi M-;ulte that lie was a rob.itor tori
tin Toniirr.dge uk-'i. v nad tlial lie nantei) '
tnotit?i"a ti-ii. flint Was ilut i
Mi" McJtilre.- ..-eld the nun "I eee
that then ai- -everul lmprove:iu--.ts neeil-
ej ..bout the ti.ii You mnv loutit on my
ri'ititig them fur wu as wll a having
the r-nt i"dui-d ti 11. The house has
hangd owner- during th- month Mr.
I.rovMi h -old It ! a Mr t.Ib-or: V.'
me .till tl," ;-: hew.ver. and I will
-. that you K't tl.-d up "
Kpie!t,' tiellcht. Mrs Mi'tJ-lre h.itnbd
the man 11-. flei whl'-h he ixilltcly took
M" leav.
Iiter Ihe re-al cuibelur for the Trom
brdge a"i.' r apate,i and a-Ued for the
tent He v as told it.it It had be.-n (MM
lie r Ms.'tU'.it-d Tt.. dispute bote.) lin.ll
Sir- Mi -Julie .srd up the TtmsrtdK-
o.ip.
dii eo
The p
v l.o a
it
; aid 1-atll . t
she hnd t-ei ri i
M..I1- Irs .u .1 inrin
1 lei H SI e a'
d w no talk- smootn-
NEW YORK POLITICAL I
MUSS VEXES ROOSEVELT.
I'real-ent t'nnfrra llh
So ernor i
Illa-Ina. and In lew nf Inanr
MM.-e i:iworri, It la nnunnreil
That He In !nllritan..
i
WasJiir-eto:! Nov a -1o ernor Pr.iin
HlKCii - of Ne- Y org dlneii at th ale
House thi evetiln n. the lrljent 'n
vlt4-!o- and dlcse.t with hint the po-
" s-uilm - .- York. In ihe light
f u,,, or :r,,r. ,.r3Pe-. erpvure
Tii ,t, ,;.-.-,., wrr siecrelarv of
To ns"--"
( ts.,.,. i;..i -r.d postma.ter v.eSerl Ccr
i teljou.
The conference e-de- s.ortly after t
o -bvk tfl-n!cM td Ocverr.or HI
-isde th fnllow-ir.g ;Atfn)nt. tn res
tiiecm
eSpOHK
1 to lrs:ma from n-iper e--r
The jsbject of etulmtn cf tfce nrp-ub-tlcir.
Cotictv cmraltte of Ne- York w.
. ttlec-s-ssi TSj Preslier,: me the follow
ing ttrm'nt.
'I am very solicitous about the political
eord-tto-.s In New York
"He ald that he w-s-t ri for evr c.lr.t
. -) tv.r'. mar rexa. an.J drv. not rtroto"-"
t to irterfr-e la tfce --"lection of a cfcahr.a,.-.
ef .be tun-y Oomrnittee but L esc r
that a-Hes-rer . -el-et"-! will r mir.
of the kicbi.t rfcarteter nd rputtttsn
T!llt t. oalv -"p-sTt. gsttle-s..-, I
ata a-ufcor"--" to tetl. 1-. lemtn- 10 the
ewnfe-efi-e tc-"iii:t "
tte-i-rtwr- HUgm. .1er ,re te er-ter -.ntai
-s-a--evs f..i-c ;.)rrr.-r i--rermr 1 a
STilS
. roatla.fs ecr.h,- of th-
lift erer-jcT iiirzir. at-
at n-idc;i. en fc. relv.m ;rl: to
Allaj'
RAILROADS
COMMISSION IS NOT
VESTED WITH POWER
United States Judge, at Chicago.
Rules That Interstate Com
merce Commission Is Incompe
tent to Enforce Orders.
Chlcaao. Nov. 20. Judge Bethea In th
Lnited State Circuit Court to-day de
cided that the order iurd by the Inter
Mnte Commerce Commission directing
that the railroad rates on live ntock be
tween the Missouri Kivcr nnd Chicago be
lowered In conformity with the rate on
dre-.sned leef was Illegal.
The Chicago Great Wctern and seven
teen other ccrporr.tlon-t Were the defend
ants In two suit brought by the Inter
state Commerce Commission. The first re
lated to the decision of the commission re
garding lowering of rates on live stock
to n peiint where they would conform with
the rates on dres-Hd beef. The second was
an application on the part of the commis
sion for n.n injunction against the rail
roads, prohibiting them from refusing to
lower the rates ?.
Sovenil weeks) were consumed by the
introduction of expert testimony, and the
colli conlder-d the evidence for two
weegs. in ummlng up the case. Judge
Itethea declared that then: wa no evl-1
dcr.ri- of collision on the part of the rail
road., and that the rates on live stock
were not a tll-crlmlmtlon He held, fur- .
ther. that the Interstate commerce elecre
was not binding on the railroads and that
the cornmls.i'nn had not ie power to com
pel the rallrexid.i to i.bc their rulings. (
MAN FROM CENTRAL WEST
MAY SUCCEED HARDING.
nr-1'rnr.ir srcrixi
New Vork. Nov. S. Itii'ell Harding. I
who sii'Mtnlv rcslxncil the vle pre.-ldtnev i
of the Krji Unilroail. -ti-l who l.tt week
protuisttl to Issue a statement "in a few
ilays." glviui: the cau-e leading to hl
re.tlremint. Ills postponed action on this
line '
Mr. Harding said to-dav that he would
proKibly leave this cltv bv the end of the i
Week, to return ab-uit I)'eemter 1. when
lie tnlcht have mi announcement to make '
He denied that there was any truth in
the repot ts clreulate.1 widely that tie
would beceme Identified either with the
Interliorough or the -Metropolitan s3tnet
Kallw.iy comisinles.
It wai admitted thnt all talk of Mr.
Hsrdtiig'H successor wns mere conjecture. ,
No one hid le-en thought e.f to till tho va
cancy, it not unlikely that a man con
neettii with some of the lines operating In
the Central Vl w.H 1- ask'd to take
the position. Tl'ere l a lamentable .
narelty rf eijierallrg nrnVial In th Knst. '
?ml th" Krie i.ci-l.il-.' who would ejvak on
th- subje-ct nekaowIeelgMl that thi-y could .
not ntm" a single man who was capable
cf succeeding Mr. Ilardirg.
I I-ague.
1 -ri... n.
Th- ilttslnesn Men's I-eici:e teiok tin th"
n-ntter a soon a- ihe statement npifeared
-i the newsjiajx rs. and went Into tele
grnplile corn f.pondence with John II.
e'or.verre :n ;l.e ItaMivin works. s.iing
tha' if th.' plant va to be reuioved from
PtiiLeephla. St. Ixillls would offer ill- I
il. cement- which could not be upproached i
I'.v any other citv.
Mr Co-i.et-,. deilnlt' ly Informed tho
bneve ye.stcruay Jtitt the lialdwin plant
was to remain In Pl.ll ule-lphia. and that '
tl.er had Ik-cii no ii.teution vvlnfver ef
removing It. Mr Conve-rse u .it a loss to
know how tl.e- lejsjrt uro..
TRAIN -kliniTnRs TO R-
EMPLOYED ON ALTON.
Ill.'l'tltl.ie' s-pKflAU
u irnc. II- ealU tltein "train ni:.llinr
Thlje luuovati.iu v-lll occur next Sunday,
and tlie m:in.iK ment of tl.e uud expect
tl :.t tl.elr ia.s-ner teceip;- will j.imp for
v.aru about tj.". per niontt
u. . o. rtcpoM.
Ilaltlnior- . Md.. Nov. iv Tlie nn-iual
meeting of the stockholder- of th.. i.,ii.
, more and lilo wa- lieid to-.lay. The miy
! '.-Ii-nce mad" t, tl.e piesent Hoard of Di-
lector was li; ein tlun of John It. Thaver
, of llill.i.l. !iiila. vie presidi ut of the.
Peim.ylvanla. to fill the vacancy caused
i bv the il.aih of Sutherland M. l'ievol on
I -septemb-r o.
The gmss earnlnico for the -.ir rmi.-il
June o. a shown in tlie annual report of
the rumrat.j. compitMt'i; mileage of 4.(. .
mlle. fion oper-itlon weJt K;.t,5J.T, and
th- pet -aniiiigN j,:';:.-:
l"or the entire sv.tem. Iiuludliig on
!:!: d and alllli.it-l due-, totaling -I Pd
ir.lies the gro-i. latnitig- from oii.ioi.
et ."iSSMI-K. and tl.e net e-.trnln-js
Ml 'W.el I.V
The volume uf trafSc was the rr-a:..st
in the hl-t-rv of the cnnipanj. The toii-
ui.'e mitititatneii lis tati.i uf sain. raeh-
Ir.g a total if 4T,-.1V tc
i of W7.!rJ t-cis.
toiw i-arriej. nn in.
i-.i-w' rger arinim or jn.si..m were an
li ftwt'i" of WTo.'iC .h" ttentage ,i the
total et.ng. being "i.l, an in.iejst
of .'!
Wnliaali i hanae..
P Palm, r as-M-tant gen-ral pas.en-K--
ic!n nt hiiio. Ilis tiu)-i.i Ids
!-(.:i'ii-ii to the Wabah oflu .!. The
I reason f.r l.ia .i-cliou was not st-t-i.
a.i'l i.-n-ial Penger Agent Cram- ).
p..rtei .a. i i iKii lor i ill'..o to mriu t
wun .vir i-aimer. it. i. Ke.iey. Kner.,i
uaent at Kaff.tto. h.m bein vl.nen us his
h'e
esor
Tie- ....-it) - of tb. three iepre...n:ative,
at Itu.Talo will I- dl'piii.r.I with mil
their diitie.- will lie assutted h) i:oti-t
N '"ollter. division freight ag'nt at lj
Holt, who . tr.msft rresl ;.. Muffalo as
gnu ml nt J. J Moaain.ni. division
fre-iKht anent at Purfa!. I tnin-ferred to
lieliott in toe .inie capflty
I- l.ohl.iii-. siii--r.iiienil.nt of the
Itl'ff.l.l .!lvllriu Ins tellderetl l'.M rst;
riMtlo'i The otll. e will Ie- ev!sil'-;.i ,,u
Issr.tnlet I. an, I the IlufTalo division w.ll
be put ur.ler the Jlirl-lictlon of tl.i 1)
tittit il'vNion
Unilroail Vilea.
V Taff rentralnc arv f tl.-
?r-!ht lir.e uh . .- 1- I
lr-r.er
P
I
I ul
f- free r.r-thl rr rn ar. 'njarj -- v-1
i t.s.tiii arr.v u naa atte t. - b it
Ir'
in rit.r-
-V '.- IT"ldnt -Jim!-rUtn . -. "-in ir
ram. Hani .ten n, fiayten anwuni-. hat tn
offti e ,. ;.-j:.r i;afnc mas-r 1. a--1
l.-il li ; Hde-a-t!. arir. r. red n II
vvatlare t. a;;-i!-it"d p-r.ral ps.'r.-.r a.r.
at v . , ,. . i ..ai- . ...p -t
... -
a-i.tar.- t-r.-r-I t-affle rnarac.r slth had-
r. at .V--r Y'.rk
-V t Ii .r iuii tn IDT" n-ed ho
ruliurat atnt ef te Kan. !: u-h t
-tl. s.-kj.,-!.-.... -t T-arkar.a. T-t i'
I K V (-..! r.tiad
Tranapnrtatlan Meellna.
T .e ariiml metln of the A"o at on
ef Trar-por'atloT and Cvr Ar .n'tTg
u!3ir. i : Iw held to-day n I to-mo"
roa Ht the Jerer.e.n Hotel l:po- will
Ie- presented on -e-onductlnz Tracporra
tlon 'far Service "OSlee Meto.i .-it)
Aceirun-irc 'per Dim" and "Hsn-Il ng
Railroad --ervtee Mail '
anta Ke Aai'ainlnlaaenta.
Galveston. Tex . Nov Zi -A. '.' Fonda.
at jre-s-nt chief clerk In the es-rI
freight dapartment of the Santa KV nnd
J Itoy O.llon new,- cornrr.er--il a-;ent of
the same road at Tort Worth have (yen
apf-ilnted E.!.t-.nt genera! frets'at
agent., fe-tiv IVecernl-'r I, to surcee
V Van len Ufrt
nt . - --.-.-.a
BV nrss-. s 4-4-r --p- spbbj'
T
jcvtmii Rt:t.ii:i- ki .n vnt
VintT TO a-WUZ-ttlT.
a New Yen., s. -: '. A reeet.nr; ef
a h,e S4at1-1.il Cw for -h- Ite
4 lief cf the Jmul uSTerer. II lti;-
. . fte J -n-elaT TP nrnp r'
a tl Fie-.' re t t.lt:ee !' h
fa red Jmb II ch'.X .hop-M
f -.0--M
s-dVrv,, Z
uS-erers in
tl- p 1 o.s-ri yesterday
e- ., ta- i-s-r, ree
rel-ef ef t- Jewish "-a
Rui-
nnminTiur iiinnuo I nr i
1 i
V safarA AffL . afft a-a aaV aaa aBi aa Bsj
A 'a'naal
m J. KCNNARO A SONS, Washington Avtnua at Fourth Straat. tt. Laulfc. L
Ltt ""tt "ft (.) nanaa MBaaaaak naaaw Maajam l
BILL DUQAN
5c Cigar
Keep tis hustling to
ftll orders. "Hill Du
gan" sati'llr.-" every
smoker so we're sat
isfied. Any Grocer
who handles wines
and liquors of the
highest quality can
supply you with
Good Old
Rye
This 100 per cent
pure whiskey is ap
preciated in the
home and is usually
found in the well
stocked buffet. 1 1
conies in 1-2 pint
pint and quart bottles
and is protected by
the U. S. Govt.
"Bottled in Bond"
stamp over the cork.
A. fkcnhf bier ft Bits.
Diai-trs, rmsiisG
"Since ttS7-
CANAL QUESTION
NOT YET SETTLED.
New Yotk. Nov aft -Although the
Itoanl of Cunsrult.ng iigiu.rs Ihis d
e-l'ieil li. favor of a sin b-vel anal It
l vet an opvn qu'stlon wh th"r the Pana
ma ("anal shall le- u pea-level or a .ock
waterway.
Tht e'e. llon of t... Iloird of Conult
In l.nglnee:K 1 not flral The decision
of the boird was re... hei li a vote of
s to 1 In favor erf th e-a-level jiroject.
e.et.. r.tl leiv-1- hti.l M.-srs Hurr and Par--or.
Joining with the five foredgn n
glneers acalnst n ioeg mini.
The r-i-ort of th- Itoa l e.f Kngineer
preilat'ly will not is- submitted to Presi
dent ItooM-velt fnr live eir six week" As
to the .-harnrter eif the icir.it project
the report wl.l not ! un.in!moti,. In f.i t
twei repirt" oie by the . lajoritv ami
one bi the minorltv will 1-e .iihnutlsi.
T'i". repor. the Pr sldent will lay
before the Canal Commission and Ch ef
Knrlnee-r ?';". for en"Ideratc n Mr.
?t vers -vl'l ome to the L'nltesl State-frevn-
-i Teter-i to take np th- sut--
Baby Mine
mothcT should be a aource of joy to all, hut the suffering and
danger incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of -aUenr.
Mother' Friend is the onlj remedy which relieve women of th ureat
pain and danger of maternity ; thin hour which ta dreaded as woman's
-Yresi trial it not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided
by its ute. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or
gloomy: nervousness. naue and other distressing conditions art
overcome, the system is made rer.dy for the coming event, and the
serious accidents so common to the critical
hour are obviated hy the ue of Mother's
Friena. "It i worth its weigh in k-L"
say many who have used i. $i.c per
ootue at anta; stores. coos containing
vilntble information of interest to all women, will
be sent to any address free upon application to
miADnao ttzauukrmm oo.. Atittm, am.
I -: FOR UQUOm C
: fVeclov -- '. at -
.f- rre. JI. it DL-tir
FOR LIQUOH DmiNKINB. MOmMHNK
itini
-IN,
. -t -Mia.
U rS Jfl-J-f LoemU St .
Hn TWata
We've Had to Move!
Business grew too big for the old
place at 320 North Third Street.
AVe have larger quarters now at
1115 Pine Street
Gladder than ever to have you call
we're now able to better accommo
date you.
Note the new address and call
'round.
Chas. Donovan Cigar Co.,
NOW 1115 Fine Street.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
rWhen in Chicago'
Stop at The
Stfatiord Hotel
European Plan
Refineil. Elegant. Oulet. lacate cor
ner of city's two finelt botilerard.
convenient to entire business center.
Close to beat thratren and -hoppinr
district. 225 room.. IV private, baths:
CHALFONTE
ATIANT1C CITV. N. J.
On the Bench. Fireproof.
Always Open.
THE LHI-US COMPAMV.
-ExM-i foubnt xntx
sr.Mviv.itviM.i- s.
OPKNS TIIIHSOAY. Mlt. StMh. HMlB.
A ni.sl.rn r.aorl of the h'eh'.t ela. .tluatrd
In a h-autlful I'aik of I'lne- I'lltate h-iitis.
elevator el"-tli- llrhts. at. am heat open lUa
Arte.lan watir. sanitary i-adltlen. aiei-tt'nal
cul.lne
Fluent f.ulf i'oorne In the Xoiilh.
e-oniplrte llvety. huntlnK- l.ourIs at .l!..-.i! i f
.ests
llnoklet en r-ou.t KDWIN" II U:H Mar .,r
P VV WVeiK-ci:!: A iM.e-HAItl.l-sTON P
SCHOOLS.
afaa1aa-taaata-Mna--
SWEET SRIAR INSTITUTE
A col!e fer woni.n. Will oren ipimbar
IX Krr Inftrtrath n aa to r-'iulr-fn.nta for
adml'ston. cnurara of stud. itar-. etc.. ap
ply. J. M. Mcllr.de Jr.. A. M.. Ph. n.. Act
io rr nettn. sirtret llrlnr. Amher.f. Va.
A VtONIitatFI'l. u.ntc. dri's out all imputl.
t '-. !v. yuu .tr-nttti. I.anltn and happla.M.
Ihat'a hi ll(,lllatrra Hecky Mountain Ta
ncnth. a- c.nta. taa or ta.mts . Jr-bnaua lra
l.rir t'li liroadarar and Franklla.
W1UJAM P. UU-UuH. U. J. UlbiaNKITai,
l-rcalut-i. anvtalarjr.
tiAiJIlMIl IN iu-
jsstnitl VIAIK VILTLAL. KIMK IO
MnltlXK l.sl It -(: HPA.sjr.
OfSce. No. Tl ChMtnut atrett. Ht. I. ula. Mn
Tl fte" stain rJiA Tl Klnl'-'h A ID.
Pincm iri w.-itiit ti Eitnr Stir, ir iti Piu.
Ilrnry C H.aislU , J l(. e l.'icaa.
M It Orth-ln. I. I Waikar.
Wm P Ilnmea. t. W Flail.
n f Rentan.
Ject with tl.e .-otiimlnluii nnd wllh the
President
It Is conceded by the advocaten of a pea
level canal that to construct such -i wa
terw-ay will cost much more money and
time than to build a leek canal ti V
known that. In the mind of the Presl
dent these are vital element"
It Is his dt-slre. expr'sse'd to nome of
thoe. who 1st". e discussed Ihe siibje.t
with him. that the cunal should lei l.ullt
expeditiously as possible, and nt no
greater expense then in ty le neeesaary le
provide a jirru'tlc.ible waterwal
He h-s Indl at--l to pome of tho'e o
whom he has talked that lie personally
' vnrs a lock canal, but he s determined
f i Iv tint tl.e subje-ct nhJ be eoti'ldend
ihorouchly frr-tn n 1 tolnts of view be
fore a final I-clslou reached
ry itlff fMlt
grwtt dread of tM pmLn
and danger attendaat 9f
the most critical pariod
of her life. Racomintf
Norners
meod
K?eley
1 Tssssn m Ccanni MTrisw
Phyalclanandmgr1 "
iWff .-. gaa-aaa,a-. 4 T9
.t .''
eSfl'.
!SSBBMM--li-B-------i
Iluttirious w-r-.ttng and reception rooms;
woodwork mahogany throughout: brass
beds and all modern comfort: telephone
in every room: beou-lful dining rooms
the bes t of everything at moderate prices.
MUMim ma Jictooa Btt-av. CHcuie
nuenmaiiL
naaakaaaaaaaasasaasa-a-asas
eL A. SOKItX I 00
mt
1
uxmmunnimaL
a lit
1X5
AMtfSEMENTS.
sVMajaanakasaasa-aasasa4apa
OLYMPIO-Tf-miT
VATHKB Ta-aMRSaWtJ Km T !
P. C WHITNrt PIMnNTS
LAND OP NOD
With -VlLUAafl SOUUI n. 100
oifiera.
ciuirmoitMAN
SMI
frit
Ttmi.
PRRVEMTM
barryAore
in -nvnoAX-
Neat Monday.
CENTURY
irai.ir.i. iiiu.! ..-
eju'nt launtr of lh
aa,n."-tl...
m.i...i.- .. a.-.
SUTf-IBB TO-XOMIOW, M TO l.
MAY IRIAIN
"iM. JUCIMI IA0K."
In
H-tVT BUIinAV-laal MtTltrntof
New York'n Newest e'omedv Banaatlnn
THE HEIR TO i ' Mm mil
I ir nri. mrniii fP p HMRJUI
frrwtinn The Klrke tat Shells "o.
UARRluK miiiN Sifriii
MRS. FISKE
M IM IMHinM t-MTMT rttlMtlH
LEAHKLESCHNA
By C. M. N. Ml.lln.
Prices, $2. IJW. l. T6o aa4 841..
-if.t moxuv. xo. ar.
"THE GENIUS & MODEL"
a onKATint mf-i.taH than ciMiu.r.r n
AITNT Matlneaa: W-.tnaa.tnr. .huiadaif
(Thaiiktitn lm and rta'unlar
Kilt of He-ita Tnnrnelnjr.
Columbia
COXTMlOt-B VAI OKVILLK.
1-10 pi 10:10 Pally.
IV1. lhirdrrrrrr a Co. I'all.ihan A Mafk
Patty llmth.ni.
Ilurton A lln-ken.
I.v nit W.li her.
Iltiiwn aV flu-trn.
0-KinM-rtirtie-f SI'inle 4
.lanh and Ills !.
liin-rd Kultnn
Kerry.
Tha Khi'slnmia
Williams Mrlliiirn,
If- Sue- Sue. Orrh.atra (tialr.. lle.-TV-d. 7
GRAND
MATH. HKII.
T1'HnAr.
ZAaal HO.
Xlcht PpIcb aSe. 3S. War. T0 l.
--CX3-aX--. -4-ZsMCA.-l
IN A 11KJ ll'Hlt.AMXIKLr.
TIZZ1 -IZZOVI7 -rX-El.Z
Neit -tun.lvr Matinee "TK.VAH "
HAVLINS
Tl TlMlir Ultra
lNlilllnt.k(ai
far llltt -.
I Fin a IPs.
2B Matlnera Tnen Tharn., Hat.
-J'' Wlih AI I'MMtpa. a Ht. lamia
Tri.niT I boy. a. Jatn.a IJilna.ti.n
IU UNIt Next-TIIK STHKKT MI.MI1KH
IHOEDIall Tern ntat Ion rrlot
iNrcnmL itt,25,wa-si..
25c
Mat.
ARACEFORLIFE
The l.ort Angeles Merby In u
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