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THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1900.
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EDUCATIONAL
AT 8t Louis Coranwrcitl CoUte. O-axd and
Trtcilic Commercial, shorthand. Eairtlsb, by
wrr; for root ota arid Utiw. P. Rimer, p-e..
ttAnya Ttcje-iM Academy.
jjjs Taoas st:
a-ae-uetlo... tA backward a:hslsr3
O.cnacri-4
and gramaae a-hol biacta: aa i
iraer; cay
afa rrteiaa-.
LADIES ta 'earn dreasaakas: and th. World".
SSVt- r-ftf-i ttr .TVTea- ma.. if-T CW.
wfcll. learning.
U3 LisxUe
yKi.VA.TE lemas.
shorthand typewriting x
aunex: experienced teao-cr;
!. MviatTaly; cpaa a.
, emtt court.
5 Traahinrtca ar.
" 4T
J; U raoc-a. Bamta.
BICYCLES.
FOR SALE.
!: CSereltaa. Colambas. Crse-nt Ci-ari ind
'Aadra bicycle: repirt.-g and re'tin v7?n'
SJardlag & Lalng. K O-tv t. LiaJell I4I4A.
CTTVELAND. Cresc-at end Caesar bicycles
korrtn. Teieahcs. Main t-4: Ktaloch A Tit.
FOR SALE.
POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.
PRIZE starred Plrac-.th P-cV err;' 'aarid
t nrc for asie Otto Sehcaaca.r. Sit N. Third
Teet.
BELCTAN HARES.
' ELSTUN BROS., 3917 COOK AVE.
High-Grade Belgian Haras.
ltn- i!nTi welcome. Call and u.
vistts-. always welcome. Ca3 and
FOR SAUK MISCELLANEOIS.
BARBED ruppne. kuw Tl'.. c-.i
riadlcc our sp-clalty Jo Aiders E-. -
OUv. st. MUtli, Mo. Est
CAMERA-Oa- 1x18 Tfn carce:a with shut
ter tad :m ltna. -a perieet crier. h- pru.e
B-gfcop S-d.o iJ'J Watalntnoa ve.
ELEGANT Er-rjrwlex roii and "frd
tablet, sell or rent -ea-sile. b-1-'. cu-t
c-oths cheap. J I rcltr. 11 Mtrket tt.
"jOBtrr maTi) li. tJr n- fpr " caeap.
St- Bnt lVUrc cu. :: Olle tt.
mVE -r rittarsj cpplfi. Jrraf rie t
rnirr. rJ-o battenf. ll ::. t tl prict.
I.Tilk' New Art storr. JCSFrl!ar
"PAPERCUTTEP.-a-Lich CrJsS.fr Prlc.
Xij.rcer.er. A4ire Jcwpa Kk. Wiilr.s
trg. Mo.
LATE!T EJ-"a PrsJfcU-r Kla'tt-wp- a
Ft orleoa cnb'i-i cpTTplvt- r.trt J. ' " f-t
cf Sirs: cooa calltisa. Ian- iclct D U. Btpua
Jlc rHTH'TAy? .urclci! chi.r rw "H4jt--J."
ci.ir. hit a!l tte Uirt tTrrrqi.sfat. t
tTftrt crtw Doetcr PpX 1MB Wife JUm "
. -- a. . - J?-.--i.-'Tte- TT
MUSICAL.
"1IEAR ta jcl cf t KxikxJfr s": tot'tr
nit u tar It. Sola onlr br Dirjirt G-.?"-l'tr
pltao Ceapaar Ftgrt.'ata tnd Jcrm MaiKtt.
FOR Eie A aaa. Arpr i No. I N. Car
rlJoa t.
w...k-r cj to-tlaic. A 1 B11
iCT.
ST LOXHS ffKTVO." ltt rap-lte F110
J two-stta, tT Frxa ?- L;1,'i:" -
recti, postpaid. rcra Jcra llactt L. sea. u
g. ETOaawu.
J1K eaa bcr traad clest jUao. cw
Id Xonh aijKtt t-
RENT PUao-t SI aaJ prr nwath,
f ae a.5rtfCi F G Erclta. IK: 01!t it.. A
K. WhSttXtr. ctr.
JO tt-T. f j3J " cUao. coft CTI: !oo; a4
fcror. 1C N. gatteata t.
ESTEY ORGAKS
the lea2m for ctoarrh.
Khool or tame: rw xsi
t-Hi: EsTET CO . SU OUt t.
THE INGELUS.
U(K prft PUao Flirrr la ta. ort4- Aet
cr. er.a cai:i-cta pr It. St. w atar jt.
THE ESTET COilPANT. r.t OUT. 3u
Pianos for Rent at
ji.m nJ4
Jl.OO 11.10
FtrMccta. ,
Rrnt 75lid en rnrea r-rj wbea !-.
O d Icrtrueeau takes at fall iJce la excaaac.
Ior """'the Es-nrr oompant. :t o'jt. f--
H0USEH0LD GOODS.
FOR SALE.
BEDROOM tt. : rr:cr. tl: wta niactlaj.
robf. tatlf. dock., plctcrta. l.rt J-. I-Tcata.
t.irnr r.rtir!. cf liat carrot. Is-Z2rl9
aa4 lncrils roc rasa, fKra J ap; tir lan
ralrrcra. SO Praatlaave.: ctratr
REMOVAX. Salt J. "W. Ntorota Brt t
caiaaad furaltirr aai carrtt ticm. "rill reraov.
frca ES to lias Praaalla are- JUy IX
SEtVlNa MACHINES Oc Elarr. Ji; 1 "VTa!:..
; J Jw I!e-, IT- 1 Dcawtlc. V.; all a&rv.Z.
and taajaatred. Srtr trace. liC aaatr-cttr,
car Plaaty; ppga .rtslata.
STOVES, ntw aaa Hcoaiaaad fnrcltn-e. car
y f sa!: tlra parratru. tr.c saiiaxa. w
Sccic Stsrat. Co.. IS tvaaa tt.
TWO tores. oae Railaat librae, c-s. roaa-I
" eauaiaei bat.&uT5-r; braklrx tip acv
fcteptat. cat 'CTett H.U. sg..
DLTUAIICn KBnaNStinTMatT
KblWUVtU 316-18 N. Third.
A. G. BBAIEB, Rrpalra fopAJIStarea.
WASTED.
PEATHEPJ waaf-i: wlU par Kc D-:
pottal. sac P. O. bciSJt.
ftai
I tVILX. par th Ttry tlcaMt raarktt prtc.
for (tiei. carptta, etc. tall or ol paul
to M. Epatlam. .1 OUieat.
PARTIE3 d-cKalac ro:Stpla(r. e ra be
fore pelliajc faraltor. i'iti carpet, etc.. wt..
pay fc-rbeT: prloe. Wolf. II S. sa. Pfaoae C .C
SECONDHAND faraltare. etovei. etc.. laxe cr
araall Set., bespat at reeacace or store.: ool
prtre. ztven bi Gibssa. m Wtaa at.
LOST AND FOUND.
tOST Pocketio. en City of ProTllaei
rv-aey. key. trasi tax. caper.: reward. Dovtcr
Mll. Old Oroaarg. Ma.
LOST li-rtr aai irh!t -tter. la oeicaborSocS
et Kinr rta-way aaa DeSaar areau: rttara
to 783 Asbert are. aoJ reoelved reward.
LOST Oa Eatorday extnlcr. Jcae 3. a pock
etbnok oatala!ar a larte ja cf awtey aad a
note for UE. Ta iader U1 be caadoaiely r--mrlJ
ty cosssrlcarc wiai "B," lA L.
re.
" STOLEN A iay Wlai tine aaJ raaaaoat at
ca Taoraa. t- Apply at 1CT N. TwaatyfMrtli
far clear till cf sale.
SUNDRY WAnTS.
PARTNERS WAXTED.
TARTNER Tf ANTED Partr.er la eroetry asl
raeat EraTket. caaa. eatabUihed trade, not able
to ma tbe baalaeat rayclf: c4 alitaa. E
H. RtpabUe.
UOCSES, BOOMS, ETC., WASTED.
ET . roaar coap3 ale 3-roora Cat cr 4wlUr-i
tear Tower Orore Park, close to private boara
Ick roc.. Adlre. Feajer1. On.t .tare, tkS
rark ave.
BC5IESS WASTED.
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AMERICAN Law and A4uta: At. a., tx
Poizoal tlOr-. Q Chutaot at. Dtrorce. aad dasi
aa rstu a .pectalty: coaraltatloa frg.
EDEN FLORAL, CO, SB Ftaney Are. Ka
ream, oa Bower., boutteu. palcia pBtav .rsa
asd oeocratlat a .pedalty. Pbcse LiadeU iUM.
VfE eaa rent yoar toa. ta ycJT prcperty
r bullae.. Sad joa rooausc bouae. wetra
K. E. & Brck. Ox. C OSre zU
BT CLAIH Rooftnc Co repair, all klad.tf
rraT.l or ooaTOutlUba roori; crop a. pc.tal for
rrtcea. Offlc. n7 Cteaat at. Beta "paoaea.
MISCELXAMinlS WAATS.
xli, klad. ef poeUl card, acd oaawd .taaip.
Bnit for caaa; ptrajara itiaa? lit: ISc. Ha-
nian yr Co.. U rulltrtoa oalldlat.
"CASH fcr uacanceirj ptal card, coin, poet
are iuxsj. premium coin lltt. 13c at. LrfSU,
ilaatp aai bun Co-. 8 N. Eclta at.
" STRAW Uau cJeaaed. :So each, tr MarMa
Co. Watbirtoa avreoe. cpp. LiadaJ Hotel
Ut'Lff N. Broaa ay laft .aauatr).
TO tay"eoon4aaad Natlcnii caaa rlar. J.
Di.fry. lit N. Xlnta et.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
. . Mv.nr. . . 1 V nWI
erldaa Rail. o. 3x1 FraskUn arena.
kjUl kdctu of Ronor IBTlted.
Oi West BeU. place.
A. W. tVTaur. Repcrter. Rood 409 Odd Pel-
10W brcldlcc.
KrHiii.rm rnrxiE. no. . K or
: R zaeeta Mcoed and fonrtA Tueadar. a
Loasa-a H:i. FUtaecth and Oaaa uau
All KalcbU of Honor Inrliad to our
inbruasa.
uritHAN -JeSITZ. Dictator. 113 Ifoaroa strMt.
JVm, r. KJarta Reporter. li Bailey a-rccs.
.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KMGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
. II II. l..ll.l........... ....I.l.l .... I. .I. .. 'I' -I' I'l .
fi- ACME UODGE.NO J.X-OP I'.XEBTS
tOlfk .Tery Tuefday eTealac at o'clock taaro.
Tff Barllarton ballilar. K Oilv. Kreet.
MeeUar every Taeaay evealrr. Went
la raaki alwari oa band. Vlitor ccrdlal a
Tlted and raeaiber. expected to .'tend
JOHN T PHEVUN. & C
Attet: Geo. C Kaapp. K. cf B.8.
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHT? OK P-ED
Crt. Co:aay. No. 4. V. R.. It ofP.
Toa are war:l at roll call ery Toe--
Mark.: creela. Visiter, alwar. ico!
L H KEEFEH. Capttla.
D. r Jewctt. Eeccrder
picttt mi.T. inNtTon TJODGK.
& No. R. K. cf P -tpe-ll r-.tlcc: ra aai
after Jaly t. oar- aitei. a wawu
toJdlar. tcp f vT wtere ail r;::r a.
warttd aad Itcwelc xaazBa, c a
tv J Otto. K- cf n. A
CASTI.E ?AI.L. KOBEt-T t IJW
r.-v.f. vn in. v fiP. VTeet HalL rea.
turr ra'iair.c r.iaia ana uim .
COL.1-MBIA LODGE. NO t. K. Or
Jt., P. -ceet every Tue-dav evea:-.-.
B9r o'clock. Castle Ha!L Ceatarr baM-i
M teat!- s-wr. r.I) No L N.r.tii aad Ollie
street. Tjee4a. July li Ti-etk In raj e.
Pure All cieher reQOced to atttad. If Use
blower, .-coe, H ,,. & a
J r Den-pwy. K. of R. A
CONFIDENCE LODGE. NO IS. K OP
P. c;et fiT Tta day evealcr at
BO aee.j tVork ta raV cf Pat- Tk3-;
t. 2n,r ' V-rbr eirjecti ta attead acd
visiter. cordlaSly svlted. ...
JOHN M. HrDSON. C C.
TTOUara Faber. K. cl R. f 3
DAMON LODGE NO Is. K OF IV.
Jr- raen eveo Wed-day evjclcc at Pr
Gr terrjl taa Eleve-th aai Fraak!l-i v
Q na. hall Nn. 1 TVrrk la raa rf Pc
acd Kr.ltat Ncailaatvnn. a-nd el--tlca cf rtp
tectatlve. to G-aaJ Lotc Veratr tre re
eaf.ed to t- prelect aad vl'lucf kalea. c
dlal'y tatl.
FKEP TOENGE5 C. C.
At: H. R. EerraeL tclR. tS, raA
Evar. .veaat
FTTfRE GREAT LODGE. NO r K.
rf T Tr.M.t. eterr tt Hliir .Teal, at
V Ho.-d. Hall Thirtieth aad Ol'v.
" :rt Nex- TT-re;aT TtalSC JaTy
II. w-crk la raak tf Eti-t. aarpUCed. Visiter,
welccrae. l'arrmaMv.
P.OEERT P. FRITSCHLS. C. C.
Jf . Pctne. K. cf R A g
COLOEIt GOLDEN CROWN LTDGE NO O.
js. -eM evry FrllAT eveal-r HI1 X".
r tea'v S -x Ce-ta-r lall-tay NiatS
FLICS' -d OMve e.ts. Wrrk In risk
9S Tv.-Jt at rx rerulir c -ve-tio-i.
FViav. Ju'y 11 11 rae-abc-" ex-
190Wr ;:ei VlrJ-". cr-1s'lv tjvlted
C A WILJ-ET. & C
Reary C Scett. K. ef R. 8.
LArATETTE LODGE. NO 1? K Of
P. la! We-ilav eveni-r July 11.
at rlurll-ttca Ecl'dlrr. F' Olive trst.
ffiehtb fn. Wn-k !n ra-k of Par
WALTER H WILCOX. C C
A -ft F-ed Rorr, K. cf R A B.
MILrI.RI LODGE. NO S. K OF P .
SMS'eTT misy evcriar vislf-e alwaM wel-
,
JtA cczzr JC51N J MTEP.?. C C
Cats. C Flak. :-Ccf P S;
a PACIFIC I3DGE. NO "s-4. K. OF p
fcJJj N;Uc-Pac!Sc L!? !".l meet We-lcee-meW
!' eve-x Jcy II la hall on tt-1
S Z-t cf Cea-.ory bolld'-r Nlrta aai Ollxe
.uete A a a.-.wcrral-'c aad aaaiv.rsary Ma
ilor L-tdi:. err-ected. Eten rrerrter aed to
t- prenat. F T FOLK. C a
J w Ctpbn. K. cf R A S
?. TARAGON LODGE. NO. JJ. K, OP P
sTjir rattle eie-y Teaday eveatce ta.I No
Jfe5 t. Odd Fellow talMmt Nlatb aai
' OH' etrets. Next Tie-day. e!elca of
oaTlctrs. Mtstere aai rlriic-i corilallr Irvlted.
. . . O M. RFTHERFORD C. C.
f Atttt: ITaak Jcha.cn. K. of R A S.
d PREMIER LODGE. NO U) K. OF P.
tr Ir-.pcrtant All raerci.- ari eircly
TjQ reue'ed to te rreat at eealtT rjet-
" ire Tbc-sd.y tven'az Jj'y u. Work ta
tae rack, cf Kalfbt. H.U No. I ftld FHowV
ta'Jd'a. GEu E. STl isIT. C. C
Attef Caa. jz. WlRiaaa. K. cf I: As
JJ. RED CROSS LODGE. NO. W K. OP
wLi.p rae-ts .verr tedstdar at Odd Fel
vSc51cwr HalL Nicth ald Olive rt. Nxt
4 We.Iae.dav resrlar ....fa. Etfre.a
ratatt. AH kalctt are lav.tel.
... . s- F DEAN, c a
Alfred Bov. K. cf ?. a (.
WAI-NIT LODGE NO. ru XT, OF P..
.'Vaieet. trr Tburtday esenla at i o cloca
scarp at uraias lau. ecaictas: corBcr
Nirth and Mark't street. Visiter, cor
dially Icvtted aad t-'tr-fcer. exttcted.
WItLJAM WAS -MAN. a C.
W J. JX rer.'.cs. K. of R. A S.
SVAHct7 LODGE. NO 141. K. OF
iVP wl.l tae wcrk la the rxnk cf Knlxht
Taesday. July li. at li.. broaway aai
J. R. IvELAHAN, C C
F. R. StCtltttT. K. cfR A B.
& WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. US. K. OP
CsP. raeeu ever Friday tvealcj;. wt hall.
TMatocW Tecple beTtath aad Market
et-t. foath nor. Wcrk la rack cf
Esx:aire. Fr.d.y. Jaly 11. 13. Mtrober. are r
cuested to tt prtteat. VlsiUag trotier. alway.
vtlccme.
GRANT L-TCE. C. C.
J P. D-mrnlca. X. of R A B, tin Clark ava.
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.
A
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
8 A. F A M.. Will bold etaled ccra
rnsrJcatlja at S o'clock Tattday eieclar.
July i. at Masonic Ha.L Grand and ln.
.. itMi-. ACT. IB lif J.. kTfcHC .c.-
ters are trateraally Invited to attend. Vitlicr.
ui alway. J njT.N0IOS. JR.. W. M.
Htarr Laca. Sercttry
...ecftinjT .nri"; vn s a a.
A A. M- Called reaiasinlcatiea ot Weda't
W dar. Jaly IL at M p. ra. M. M de-
en. Stated o.rcrasnicatlsa July IJ, I l-J
'i. l E. A detrre-. Co-tMan Hall.
Mascalo Temple. Me-rtrs are reqaested aad
vt" -as tttthren fratraa.ly lrlted to atttad.
GP.EGOKY S MILi-Ert. W M.
John H. Dtete Secretary.
" a PJDSE HILL. LODGE, NO SM, A F A
Jk A. M, will h 11 a .tiled corajaaalcatlon
F Jf at MxMe and Hara.::cn at.co- th'9
yr tTneeda j) eveainj; at f p. aa. VS ork. Vj.-
ltere rratercal.y lavltcd.
F G. MFONG. W. if
Reward Wtttc-i. Screury
ROYAL ARCANUM.
GRAND ConncIL MltKurl. Royal
Araaauo. K-J-tll Holland Buliaia
A cccdlal w.lcora. to vUIto-a.
frleai.. brethren ac-1 lae-nbe-. frota
acroad. L. J. KEIbER. O. B.
Ct. R Ccx. Oiasd Secrttary-
i FOREST TAP.K COrNCIU. NO. 5T7.
w r.syal Arcaaara. rat. tae Err. ana vrirj
.-..". -a - 'a-as IVatkiar st
Maache-tr aveaae.. at i o'cloci. Meratr. are
resred to auend VIKtcr. collally tnrtted.
rec-e-tea to JOHN W REED. Resent.
W. A. 3rathtr. Serntary.
oi& itocND crrr cocncil. no. 7s. r.
A raeeta la lioiai osaiiiar. ;o. m
Tadin -t i r m A ecrdlal welocme
ta vtrltlnx brethren ana all Arraaamite..
CARL, II WITTE. Rerect.
Attest: John T Walsh, s-cretarr us Oltva,
1M1 Idncoln Trust bulldlrx.
BARONS OF RUNNYMEDE.
ST. LOCI? LOCAL. COCNCIU NO 1, AN
cleat 0-ir Barcas of Runnytnede. will held a
rernlar rcetlcc at t o'clock Thursday evealcr
Jjly 1J. 2J-. at thet halL No 4 o:d Fellow.'
tailiiag. so-theast craer Ninth aad Ollv.
streets. Three candidate, to 1 Initiated, tracker
and recitation.
JOHN WEERTS. Lrl MarihaL
Atteet: A. H Bath, Baron cf Rreoria.
ti Cheraleal Bill.
INDEPLNDLNT ORDER
OF ODD FELLOWS.
OOOMOS-DE SOTO LODGE. NO.
t . I. O. O. r- raeeu trit fTuewlayl
eveaiac. . o cioca. caij ivo. s. eicata
ocr. t:a t enow. ai i oa ara
recaesed tn atte:
A. WINTER. N O.
John Cle. Secretary.
HALL, W1LDET Lodce No. t. L
O. O P. Wlldey Lode, rseet. every
Tuesday eveains at e o'clock, hall
No- i. southwett co-aer Ninth aad
til Hrit'np troth. .r t m? j.v-
dlally lavlted to atcad Member, earnestly re
C,c.;ed to be pretrt. Work every rcetir. rr
wder, OEO. D. BROWN. N O.
C H. Adaras, Secretary.
LACLEDE LODGE. NO. 11, I O.
O. P.. ?eta In tall No. s O-t
sp .:...-. : ...-- v.-..: .. -."
'sCr- ffvt- f.T-t and thlrtt Tc.ti r.
each racath. Wcrk la tt. decree, every nirat.
1utcr fraternally Invited.
. M. F. DOED. NcbU Grant
F. C Bd.. Secretary.
-Jistov PRIDS Or THE WEST LODGE.
jitf'Bfe.t. No. US, L O. O. 1. zatf. n-cUtt
Siil- at I o Clock in hall in Bar.irrtoa
' balldln. Mo Otlre t-ett tetchta
aoori. Meobers are reaoe-d to attest
j. jaejaov. JOHN STOtZ. N. G.
Robert WCllaai.. Secretary.
WLNGENUND LODGE. NO. ST. L
O. O. F.. raeet. every Tuesday even.
lae at Fraternal tulldlri;. Elereath
and Franklin avenue. t ( t. t- d
treea. All Tlsiuar b-ettren fraternally welcomed.
J. D COHEN. N. O.
Peter Htbtr. Recerolat Secretary.
ANCIENT ORDER OF
UNITED WORKMEN.
ST LOUIS LODGE, NO. I. A. O.
17. W meet regularly every Ttea.
day .venrnr;. t o dock. HalL north
west comer of Ninth and Lata!
atreeta. Visitor, fraternally tsntad.
J. M. RROAD11ENT. U. f.
T. H. ArbocaK. Kecorder.
"El
rar of Eiaire. 1iltlc knUM. ccrdaPy ln
ti.J. SAM HAR1U-ON, C C
Attest: Harry P.ctrt. K. cf It. A S.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
LEGION OF HONOR.
t IP.11NO COUNCIL,. NO 'LOP A .
shWwUI cld It. next rca:ar ra'we oa
Ml TcestJiy eveslrr. the 3 last at !
tall. Tblrtywi.ryi and Oll-.e Meajb-r.
are reaaested to attecl.
MORRIS O LEVINSON. Catattlls-.
KMGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.
SUPREME COUNCIL. KflQHTS
et rather Mathew. Ofdre UU Lucut
BUeet-Exuav. Beard ceeu Snt
atd UJrd Frtlarx lo-nt.
DANIEL. OC TRACT.
Eupreaie Calrf .- Ealcat.
Ttoa. S. Bowdtrn. a.piee llc-orctr.
KMGHTS AD UDItS OF StCLRIIY.
TRK AVE- COrNCTU NO 7J7. KNIGHTS
a-i "Lxd.es cf S-carity Att.at.oa. iremt-er.'
fw-tTw 11 raett tb. Srst and tbi-d Tuecjy.
rf .acli ratata at Paw-alx Hall. J2trun aad
S.- e c-t. Pl'ter. and br l"r of f l.ter
rS-clis tr cord.allv lanted tft attesd. By order
Attrt: W. II. Adara.. "ectetarr
NATJ0NAL LMON .
"laclede coisau no sn nat.nm.
r- -'a. roet secead aad f. una Tat a e. -ircs"at
Bws:aa. Hll, U.eata aad L.. -ft
street, tblrd flocr Meral-er cxpe'ted tj a.tead
aad lltwr. crdiJy lav.tel.
A. 1L GOOD. Prcdeat.
Fraak Malaae. Secretary.
KF.a etate TRxrr.n.
COTE ERItLIANTE I ft. 5i .3. . . .
tet. Ualua and Klrc". fc,tuway A ex
ader CansU to Wajae J btede.jr
w d ... .
CHEr.OKEE-5o ft. Fa. ce s-.roa to Jo-
.., -b--v hiira urn? wlft V d
LSM
LIM
1W
ri
3.KJ
tea.
MJ
LC'
L4S
1.4
S
s
LK0
' CI1 1 ULs-Ot Lot. and 3 and part lot
1-. Ttv P Bas.Van to S J Fitter
DTiMAP.-liV !z. S la. taara. C. HHI to
Priscl.U VI Carrcil-w. d . .. -
H SteJ w d .-
rAlR-Co ft.. Jallat E. GrlSett to Mar-
curet H'pyla w. d
JU ..- St.. Jtcts IL H-st to Jen
nie 05fei u d
LAFAlETTE-TO ft a. . bet rd aai Jd.
jjtry A. Weraecke to Benedict Miye-
IjLTCSt) St-""L! A."Urrlt aad wi:
t Darl J Fetbaro-w a
t.inD.i: V, f . Wbl W Hew t.i Fred-
eri V Ja- rk.-w J
M.NM-r'TA 11 ft.. Wra. P.;-e to Jo-
La H. B:ca w d . . -
SJlNi.ATA Ili ft. J-a II P.toch to
A-ra Par-'W d
NBOtllo -5 ft. Ctas Uende to VillhW-
ntra Gella-aan w. d
OrrtLr-Ss ft Z-, la. V.ett End BM; .
t- s-r to Caaa E Ma ej a
PIN.n5jL.V4MA r ft. .a., w ..b-t
Ca-PI-ewa and .inabco Eiwaid IL
Fl-r to Frederick Oery a .
pj-VN?TL.VANIA-r ft. i .a w bet
Chippewa and V.ln3tir Kathtnne
Told to Edward H Fi.ar w d
M 11M U1 KE M ft. Henry C Bradford
to Cbarl.. G Cicud s. d
Rl'ILDIAG PERMITS.
D.vtT Cfcarle. Blaax. repair stable. No. 1SS
Soata Sixth .trt. -j
J Lculs Ebtrt. tftct twe-stcry brick .tore sad
dw!iii:. No. IMS Ctrokee street, l
LHjctor s-taidle, a-tr store aad Cat. No. .
. a V . v1 e. . taA
I " til3laa Kraake. erect two-stKT t-iek dwll-
.- .. ec. Ut.T.' avM.e IT mO
Waer IL Daaeaa. erect two-story trick fiats.
No TK I.irltde aieaue. lii
LcIIjw siy.or W Ire Co . erect pa:t tewr.
jc v4-M Newrtead av.aae JxvO
Ird D- sttr, alter .tore frcat. No. sis
Pine ftrttt TJ . .. . -c
Ea-aa Thoele. rebaiM frame clottt. Foar
teeath aad Carr tueet. i'.fj.
MARRIAGE tICSS.
C H Wallar .. ..
Ji.Ua Ttlta.3 . -
,.... North Tw.atitth
Ciillasvlilt. Hi
Jenalats. Mo
... . t4!d Vernon
, 1 N-cth Caaaala
.Kansas City Ma
... .. . . Hit Sprar
IRt bprsc"
(It North Eeath
M7 North Teath
SCi B'raard
, i; cs
I4T4 Crestaal
Z'Sl L-oIedt
IK outh Teata
, li Calhoun
14S Cats
14. Ca.
W E. Batie
MaUl I- Grtea
E A. Btl
Daisy lv ier'-e
J. G. Jcaet
sail!. Mcrrta
J. H Meyer
l'allllrptaa rhaitlsitr ...
Frank O Lir.de
Aaaa Stetltrc
Arthar W. It-ker
tel.a M. Taylor
J natl-mana
lzrje Hack ..... ......
' Richard Fielder .. ....
Htttir A. Raca,
Philip Rosier
Role May ttarkaoate....
llllxia HoSataa
Mary J Hickraxa
J.hn Kaufraaan
Jcetptlae Hter .. .......
K A ti.r.
Mary Dn-xll
Rsdolph Talkenratb. .... .
Harr-et E. Jtakln
John Weber
ttlu Weber . .... ......
C. W. ...-acn ...........
JcU E. Be-tty
C J. Daly
Mary E. Maxlaalt
Comtlla. Dcaaha. ......
Annie MeGciik
J. Eittle
Mara.e Breyle
I G Jcae.
lxaa C sbecermaan
J H. RasUe . .
srU Pott . .. .
W. P. Keller . .. .
Ljd.i A. LfeiEttoa .. .
, Klmn-.wi.k. Mo
Klmraswvk. M;
Tower Cant. Mo
... . . Veci.ce. Ill
.iV. Vincent. Ark
.SIS North Nineteenth
US Cab-r.C4
Ull De Hodiasncnt
t- I-la. M
.lIfcrrisbi.rK. LI
TTii Dyoas
,.JSX tsrata B-oaaway
Gr-alte City. Ill
, ecice. Hi
, e I."!ed
4.17 D-i-iax
H37 1-apia
1M7 Papii
31t Talc-It
. . . ir: S-al-
... 3 t-.-th Broadway
Sl Hereford
rru Iowa
IlAiA California
TCJ Water
.. TDi: Mlaaesot-
Soltd Gold Weddl.c Rlnca.
Newest tles!s. J3 to J. at HerraaJ a
Jaccard's. Brtadw;ay acd Locust.
ni'RLVL PERMIT?.
Eess!. Calseci. tf year.. IIS Cirr: tart dls-
" Alex. R. LaanlciT. half day. 4B3 titaHe.
Hnry"a H!.diie, rcontts. tl.-S D Soto,
dtnutl.a . , .,
Mary HaraUton. U yeira, w Arsaa!. nepcrt-
il-rry Hafataaa. C year.. MS North Market.
,Cw?MetiMr. Jl y4r. Ua S--4.th Seventh;
ccceaa- ptKn. ....
Joan B.lUsta. I year. St. Ana. Ayl-.at; dtar-
"joserh Pc!r-r. S raoatha, Et. Ann'. Asylaai.
"rtnoay Ghcra. u year.. 14W Ohio; clph-
iTwi, ryt. a years M-Bacphy HolxI:
''Auiast'A. L-vsde., 11 rasnlhs. KM GravoU:
Iejcha I- Gehard. J jtar. SiJ Franklin: laaa-
ltCaper H. Bja'ea. X year'. ! Strut., shock
and lnlurlts.
KMfcertae IIkXt. IS 7ri m Ncrti Toz?
itrzilhi troncMti- ,
Xcoj iUli. I ar ICS Kentucky, cci la-
I.?3 .. -a.- Ve-W Vt-.,. ..Xm.
jiinir ioui-c- jt . s. st4- .. ,-v
eHfflry'Kocb. 71 yea.-. Ill Berton. c!d ae.
tn.e.1 fc,..., . ....
r"l?itrt!Thornton. li years. Mcrtan ForJ road,
.hock and talurlea.
Hlitbe-a Kalstr. 7 years, ir.5 Carr. sepili-y.
Knst Roedlter. n yetrs. UU Ncrth Ettht-
"joha raSer M years. i trftltes: "J?i'
Allc- F. Remolds - xovtlh.. IS North Hlrh.
"nort'nc M rats', 1 year. ISM Sosjth Ktht-
' ArlhufcG ecre'P, 1 ye-r. STS North Eleventh.
bam. due to aendent.
Inilse Kory. M year.. Insane AryH-nj. .p-
''ISea M. Abersea. 1 m-nth. SiCI Olive. aasTo-
" OeSxe Welts. I raentts. Hi OFalloa. castro-
CAna:. Caasliy. U yt-rs, Pooroout.. hec-
S"clrtt. F. Brner. It years, lies Ollse. con-
Ed iwralnttr. 17 ytn. Risen. Xas.: ranta-
Addl. Belltr. . years, ili North Taylor; an-
CAnthony G Winkler, il years. XX Lp; ecn-
"caSeriae Moore, is yara. SH Ncrtn Garrl-
"BilarlS'Dtlahar. 7 ytare. Vf North Ninth;
ajtS!aUC:e;i-. t j ear.. !' Warren, dlph-
"c-tterln. GU. t roontas. ES7 Grahata; castro-
Mary " Well. raoatat. M Morcaa. ccn-
'wSa Aura-t KtSt. U year.. 41 Coaaectl-
"bJi'tuSZZ. 1 years. IKI Soath Brcadway:
a;cnlrS:te Bro". t aths. Sl St. ton'.;
"Ner? 'bow.I y.ar. SU North Broadway;
"pearTsa.pero. i ytar.. F.U North EJ.hth;
.hock and laiur.es.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
MISSOCRI.
TtrPUBLIC SPECIAL
jr.reoa Cty. Ma.. Jaly l.-Certlctte cf i
jt..reAKi v- .. ' c-..-. cf stare
! SSTt -S-SS Mlnr'cinP.ay cf Cart.rria.:
tf,i .tocsc tua.fO Incorporators W. R.
K-n. Matt ZeK and J C. Davda. ,
x it Oliver Wall Paper corapxnj of Ft. Lea!;
cxlltal .toc- .--.-. r?-s.;w.T. ?--
tal etock, I,w'' jnccrporwicr r i. .aiu .
.hi foUoVlnz increase, cf capital etock wer.
fiEoiaek tarater Company cf 9u Louis, froai
ilLoalV Dairy Company, from JK.W3 to
i sandwlea MAnnfactnrirr Coatpany cf Ifil
J flled evlienoe cf loccTpoittion: rapltsl stock
?-oo- capital to b employed In fe Rsts d
laiicurl. ..
ILtl.OI..
REPCBUC SPECIAt.
irTvw ljtsued todar .- Seeretarr of Stata
?-",.ririi - '
Elc a.i.'",-'
P
KJS?. r-.elrcann Manofactnrinsr Company
Ktriator- capltaL H.V. taanufacturlrr aad deaS
Si In fbmltcxe. Jraplttneats and hardware, la-
cvtic-ators Octave Wecrelraaa:
Ed It Oter-
lt . 1J Ue ?'k .Cunipaoy. Cr -a capi
tal. !.). deaUac ta Use .tocic. I& j-voratjs-R
M. Bxseett. V U.:aas D. Petttl aad Itcazo E.
iJill Bros, Altoa " ,1cr raana'ictu--Sac
tc:. I?-r-raui.-Ctaxle u. ii.. fca
U.ld Beall aod Jarae. H e-13' ,
Ta Marlre Gvtanstf-ai ' -easiir. Clob. Cal
c.ro Hxilal. itcorrur.to-.-Joaa . Gor.
Tjetk J tw1 ard 1-r.r.t B-w
te HtXZldrd x.ievai unuiae;urirc
Oiarany located at fbicaco rt aj to s
cn.it la c.ptral ' -" Jwt! -' to -.
T'-e Har-svn Tbicca CKrpa. wc.'.ed at
ae-
Cal-
Cifo. t J's.vel.
THE WEATHER.
To-nn- Forecast.
Wa-y -rtcn Jo.y ;.-Fureca-t J r Ts.sday ar.i
irlilniaid I'llnola-Falr Tuewl rl Wedcet
da. winner in n nr.em rcrtlun. Tuesda 1 ;tt
to treat: f-jsi'tweMerly - ,
ArUxcaH-43eMl. f'r TUeday aad Wests.
da, e-sttily wind ... ...
I'klaixsa aad Indian .ertltery air aad coa
tlnied uarci Tuely. partly clojdy Vedarday.
nutar.y winds . . .
lo- and Ml'eouri-Partly clOEdr Taefav and
We-laesiiy. -a-raoer Tae.day. toJllteriy winds.
Local rntbcr Report.
ft Lovl; Jaly 1V0.
iJfi. 3i ti p n.
Rar-aeter. iacat . . 3il :.:
Tr.rn, m'er decrees H
LK t nl. decree .... z
1' recti c tf wind "A W
V Ojlty cf wlaS 3
tbr at .i a. ra clear. Ci p ra.. c.ear.
Max lann. f min.raiarr, C. zidmx. u I'.lic.
ID . Itti lillirc.
R J HYATT.
Lyt! 1-oie.st uaa..al.
Government Report.
Ipartert cf rrtcj t.-e. Weatc-r Bj-eta.
MetearCKFlcal ot.m.tias received at rU lyuli
Z'-ix t. . itt J ; ra. lo.al taae aad i p. as.
teseaiy-afi reitia ttax Otetrsauns taken
at ico .n.c raoa;at f tlai At ail station
Sutlcae Dlr Bar To Mx. Is. tteatrtr.
New Yi.- .. ..Ntv aa a - zar
lt,;ladelcaU . . W Dr H w ti-ij-
"Akshlasti.a . . NV 78 tS Vit
N&rfxa W .52 M Ot-ir
Cfrloite N S . H K .... ct-r
'J-iks..avlU . V 3 :i to F.ir
Atiaata . . . .NW U :i N . . Clear
Mncic.mtry . . N J b n
kksburc ... .- M H
New Orlcaat . .. NW r.s 12 ss
Little R.c NE a -J : t
Calvtsr.a . j lis !(
. C.etr
C".er
.tl rr
Clear
. Ctar
.. Oat
. Cir
01ar
... tXt.r
aJeetiE.
Mtn.pcl. ,
Na-bvUl. .. .
Caattroora
L4X.lsrti!e
lodt&aapo!:.
Ctrciaaa'. ..
Fut-va-.-a . .
I'r -stM.ra'
itua'.Jo .
CT.eveUad
Grand Haven
Mtraattte . ..
S S.M !t 1
. NW Zt.a t. k
NW Zi tt H M
N S 4 Is S3
..NW r- ii 71 4
NW .!
.... IV
sir 3 K 75 (3 ... C.ear
nw n rz ti s .X cic.iy
N r- 71 74 Cear
W a. ii O U .tt -.er
W 3 H ear
.. -IV Stt M . Fair
nw aw u t: . .. Clear
fE i M a . Fair
Kca . ...
Dblut
Dabtce . . .
Dastc;. rt . ...
St. Paal
fprtrraeli. Ill .,
St LJls
NE 3 ': t. t:
NE rj fi It c
a K K M
Cler
Fair
r-ir
Fa-r
. Fair
Ctar
Clear
Cear
cr.etr
('a:
C-ar
C.ar
K Coudy
ralr
ea-
C-r
.. Clear
.. Cl-ar
.. Cl-xr
Cloudy
.. 'Tjudy
Cicvidr
. . Cudy
Clear
. Claady
.. Clear
Otar
-lar
.. -e.r
NE 3 !7 7. S3
.W - .' K M
W t3 id it
N Ml 13 U
Cairo .
S;.-icr3-ld. Mo. .. SW r- S4 w
Kansas aty .. -E fJ.-t tl S
Omaha i-E a Tl S4
I! .ran E 4 M -
W.-narck NW 79 U tt
tQ'AppKle N ft '! "4
Ca'r.ry tv !":;
Havre .. . . NW a 7s 7S H
Hi ... . NW i'M
RecVS Oiy .... N 3 !4 ft
Ncnh I".atte.. .NiV J8 H H
Lac'e- .. NW ae i SS
Cheytlae. NW r -5
Dtcver STE 7S t M
Pteblo W B7; Si J-,
Dodte Cty - ?S W K
OklaNtr-a ?'l :
Con o-dia T4 S M
El Paso -.. N 3 "4 K
Atlun W a ; '4 w
nartllo . w 3 ' St
Gr.ad JuncUca- NW t II1
Slt Lfik ... NW 3 74 K J2
Cedar ty ?W 3 "t S .j
Santa Fe fE SS ( SI
. Cl-ar
Inil ates inappreciable jr:lrltitlcn.
tTJi under o-rc.
R J HT KTT.
total I .recast OaTclal.
GREAT MEETING OF TEACHERS.
National Association in Sfe.-ion at
Charle-ton.
Charleston. S C. July J ARJio-JsJ: the
reneral cinter.tlon ot th National Educa
tion Aiscclatlon will not be called to or
der until to-morrow afiemoon. larse num
bers of delegates bate alreadv arrive.!
Th hotels re crowded. cd tu-da s
trains brouer.t In CHegatr Irera man
parts of the country Charleston nas
thrown open nun) o ter jriate tontes
to the rtsltors).
The dtk-fratts .pent tee dav In vlsltlrff
tbo many jolnt5 of interest In tbe city and
rt-iellnc In a temperature tvblcb is hlgblj"
invigorating Tie Nations Council of
Eiucaton. the Iwrarirr.ent of Indan Edu
cation and lb Natluca! Conference of Ke
U'Tlou's Education heid brief eions
Professor Nicholas Murray Butler called
tbe Educational Council together and. in
the absence of I'restdt-it Soldan ard v!c
lTt-ident lirown. C M Jordan. Superin
ttndent of tbe i!lnntalclls -Jcrxl". rre-t-lded.
Supenntendent of Scboois Aaron
Gote of Denter opened tbe d!i-usion with
the readier of a pap-r on "Edacation in
Our New Fos rsl jns "
He faored the creation of a co-nmls-slcn
of rraciical men to further tbe work
of sprc-dtr.c education amonf: the l-'habl-tants
of our cue rOnsessiorj and to work
In co-cperaticn with tbe VJr Department.
He lellevtd tbe ar Uepartment as tbe
only executive force wbich could carry on
th! branch of educational work.
"Seme Hleh School atatrsti, was dis
cujed by Superintendent J. JL Greenwood
of Kansas City.
A payer on "Education ProEres Durlntr
the le-ar wa read at the nicnt esE!o. b
Ireidvr;t Hinsda.e of tbe I'riti erlt- of
lilchinan. At the IVjartmtnt of Indian
Education CHilns tapers cf interest to
teachers In Indian t-cbools were read by
Dtor Charles B. Pyke of Hampton. Va.;
Irofor A J 3:aniin-r of Carlis.e. Doctor
C. c V.'ainwricit cf t-an Jatirto Cat. I'ro
feBor r. K. Rodgers and Miss Josvphlna
Richard". ,.
Tbe National Conference of Eellt-io-:.
Education held sessio-s durinB tbe d?iy at
Citadel square) Hapt.t Church, ana ad
journed. Papers arr real by Doctor F.
It I'almtr. principal cf t? State Ntirrnal
School, of New iorfc. on Th" Principles
and Method of nib'e Stud": by 11Is
Bufford on "The R'Me as th Great Cnir.er
of Tbouobt." and Th Collen as an Asem
nf Biblical InuruoUor " prepared by Doctor
- W Foster. Jr . cf Holly Spricsr-. Mis.
A lirely coatt is already in proirrt.-" for
next -.ear's conference. Five cities h.-.e
entered their claims Detroit. Cincinnati.
Dululh. Boston arl Buffalo ihe Circln
nat! deleration. Lead-1 b Doctor R. C
Bione. has oped headquarters In the
Charleston Hotel. jr.d is makinc a strong
fight. Detroli has trade crrat bcidwav dur
lntr tb day and tbe choice i believed to
lia between the-e two cities, with chances
tf-nlsht favonr Circlnnati
A i.reUm!trr n:inB for the comple
tion of the formation of the National Grade
Teacher' Federation which was Inaugu
rated by Chlcas-3 teacbe-. was .tarted
tbis afternoon. It i expected a cont!tu
tlon for tb new bod will be adopted to
znoTrtvr The pjunc will be to unite all
erode teachers 'n the ccuntry In ar. or
ganization for their commen good.
ELKINS DESIGNATES VHITE.
West Virginia Republicans Will
Nominate Him for Governor.
Charleston. V." Va.. July J. The capital
is rapidly filling up to-night with Repub
licans frjrn all over tbe State for the State
Convention, which conven-s here "iVedne!
i!av noon.
They bgua coming In jesterday and
hotel are taxed to their capacity. Senator
Elfclns. who is lo lie temporary chairman
will arrive to-morrow There Is no contest
over the gubernatorial nomination. A.
It 'White of Parkeburs. Collector of In
ternal Revenue, tas no orpo-ttlon and will
be nominated by acc'.amatiprL The rrinc!:l
fight is over tbe Audltorshlp. for which
there are five candidates-
AtaOTs those menUoned for the perma
nent chairmanship of the conventi.n are
Govtmur ALVlnon. Corcreman Freer an J
dlate Treasurer KthdalL
Hotel MetropoUlan. St Paul, stopping
Place for tourists. E. or Am. plan.) 1'opu
... m.. vt.t accommodations. Cam
depots aad landing.
ASHANTI REVOLT WIDESPREAD.
Thirty Thousand Savages Await
British Attack.
London. July ?. The C:lonial Office has
received Ihe followins dispatch from Coi
onel vVHlcocks. dated from FumstAshantl:
Three companies of troops joined Col
one! Burroughs's regiment at TKrapcssj at
the exact hour appointrd. thus upsetting
the plans of the enemy, who offered no re
s.stance. Burrougbi attackwi Kckofu.
July 2. but failed to take the town. Lieu
tenant Brownies of tbe West Indian Regi
ment and five soldiers were killed and eighty-two
were wounded. Including several olS
cers slightly wounded. Proceed to Bekwal
to-morrow. About 30,O Ashaatls are
awaltintp o-or approach at Cooraa-sJe."
IN THE CITY.
I IN"CORIOTfJlTJ!n Th 5r T-il. rt
, G.ifs Company filed article r.f Imorpora- '
i tion srerda). capital fZ''f) Stocahold-'
cr loui. F. Booth. UJatavus .V, Sptess
and Marc C. Booth
GIRL RAN A WAT Mrs. Mary Telne of
No. I7C Franklin avenue jesterday re
ouested the police to locate her 11-year-old
daughter. Opal, who ran a-vay Sunday
morning immediately after breakfast
PETITION IN BANKP.CPTCT-A peti
tion in vo'..nttry lr.krt.ptcy was t.lo in
the United States District Cu.r jesterday
by Solomoi Hamme- of fct L- u The
schedule showo liabilities amojntlng toET,
WS. amt n0 assets
SHOT HIMSELF BT CHANCE-Gustave
Wuasch. a b.rtender at N- South
Eichteenlh ir-tt. while oa nil way home
it I o'clo.k yesttrday mora rig. ae-iacn-tally
discharged hi? rev o.ver. which he w as
carring m his hard, shootl-g himself
throujh tbe nsht leg. The wend ta pro
nounced teriou".
BCTZE-GP.ESN V.'EDDING-W E. Butre.
secretar' of the lUI'waj fcuip Ifmpiany.
was marri-d last nlcht to .M Mabel I-.
Green of No C Vernon avenue by the
Reverend W J McKittrick ! th- First
Presbyterian Church at the parson ge. No.
I'7 Wahsr.gten boulevard Tbe vounir
couple will depart this morning for points
in the Eaft on an cxleadtd bor.eynK-on.
MP.5. VAN STfDDIFORD P.ETrRNS
The d'ffere"ce whl-h have existed for the
last few days bvtwrea Mr Grace Van Stud-
dlford. prima doara. and the management
Of Uhng". Cave have been amicably ad-
j:ed. Mrs Van Studdlfrd will appear
wi-n the company next week. T.he trouoie
tros over her refu-il to ting tbe part as
signed her in this weVs opera.
CABANNE CLVB EXCURSION The
Cabanne Clab will give an excursion on
I the :eamr City of Providence to-morrow
tveniaj; The rnerarrs win s.ne tones ana
do vaudeville tuni." aad VoUr-tbs Or
chestra will coatilbute the dce music
The chef who does the coo..n; at tbe
duhoue wil prepare the upp--r that U
to be served en tbe boat. The s:-am-r will
leave tbe foot of Olive trtvt at iJX o'clock
and return at 11 o'clock.
CHILD'S BOOT IN RIVER-Fred Wal
trr, night watchman for the felon Sand
Company at the foot of Tyle- street, found
tbe bodr cf a female thild abo.t two
weks old in t":e river st o'clock yester
dty mo-nlng He pulled it ashore, aad sent
1: to the morgue. It Is supposed thit the
bodv which w badly decorrixsed. came
I out of the fewer Just above Tjler str.et
A pest-monem xamma:ion sr.oweu tnat
the child was dead before beia; pced in
the water.
HELD FOP. OBSERVATION-Fraak P.
Nugent, a sal'sman. of No. : Washing
ton avenue, -va taken to the Cty Hos
pital ye:rday at tbe request of the
mother. Mrs. H. Nueent. to be held for
observation. Nugent has been suffering
from delu'on for some time He thought
that he wa being followed iv- seme Per
son, who had dts'gas upoa his prop-rty
and who wl.fced to co him h3rra. The pre
cautions which he took to be ready lor
a contest with the unknown person when
he should appear were very warlike.
F0P.MEP. ST. LOU13AN DEAD J.
Brooks Whipple, formerly a resident of at
LouK died at Gray's Summit. Mo last
Friday His fur.e-al. which took place on
Sundav. wa ai'ended by msnv pnmlaent
buines men f-cm this citj. whi had bet-n
a-ociated with him la the cour.-e of his
rtidence here. D L Parrish and VT P.
Trefnev atec as palltwarer Mr Whipple
lived for twenty jear In St. Lout before
moviac w'th b s f tmlly to Grav S.mmlt.
He was an ur.swerv.ns; IVmoc-at and ms
for a number of sear a member of the
City Committee from the Suth Ward.
FINED FOR SHOOTING Albert Boim
er. a St- Louis Transit Company conductor,
was Sned Sl jesterday in th- Second Di
tnct Pol-ce Ccurt on a charge of discharg
ing a atearm. Last Sit area j as ihe car
of which be was in charge wa go.rs
east on Eas:-n avnue rear B'.rd ave
nue, it passei a wagon. Ir. which were
Walter Thomas Gf No 3-B Ca-s averue
1 and four other men. wjamer ii i antt..
3-el a revolver "J the direction of the
wagon, but :o tn" struck. Bodlner
I .i.i tfcet k. telseve that fWe cne
in the wagon was about to throw a missile
at blm.
CAPTAIN LESUEUR HERE-Capt!n A.
A Isueur. editor of the Kansas City
Tlme. arrived in the city last nght accom
panied bj- Mrs Lesueur and their daughter.
Mi.s Octawa Lesuu-. Tbe Captain de
clare" the Kanas City people were highly
pleasd with tbe convent on and sa:aea
that they bad done the best they could to
.r.terti their visitors. "I have heard o.
! no complaints." he aH "Everything
pissed off P eaantly and so far as we can
ste the visl'ors enjoyea tncir p;u ,
are ! a fw of them left in K.-ina Citj.
althojgh the lulk of the delegate so: o.t
th evening the coavention adjourned.
WARRANT FOR STABB:NG-Chri'o-pher
Brown, a bricklayer, of No ZZZZ Me
nard st-eet 1 at the City Hosp'tal, wih
two severe stab wounds in hi chest The
curing, he says, was done by a man named
Pace Gillespie, who live on Lyon itre-t.
According to Brown's !o-y. he was stand
ing at the corner of De Kalb anl t
Gcorge s'reets when Gillespie happened
along The two men hd not been on the
tst of te-ro. tJt Brown cla!m that he
gave Gil!er!e absol-tely no p ovocatlon
for a-v 3ault No:wlU-.'anding. be -trts.
C.illetpie drew a kn fe and slaved
him twice. A warrart wa issued agains.
Gillespie, ch-rgmg assault to kill.
CONDITION OF BANKS-Comptroller of
the Currency Dawe of Wishlngton basis
sued a call for a statement of the condi
tion of tbe SL Lous national bink" a
tb close of bu--'.niss on June . and A. A
Lesueur. Secretary cf Stale of Mscuri.
ha lued a call for a. statement cf the
ronl!iloi of tbe State banks of St Louis
or. Jun . A cording to tbe rules of the
Iul C'ea-inc-hous Asodat!o-i
whenever a call fsr a statement 1 .made
bv either tbe IT-lied Statts ComptrcMer of
Cu'-eacy or the Secretary of State of Ml
"u"ri all of t'-e a.lied banks of St. Louis
uH furnfsh a ta-e-nent of their cortli-tip-J
on the spec bed date to MraprStod
crt and thi aement is publb-hed by
.hi Clearing-house AsrocUtlon. Lnder the
IrcseVt U. the cat'o-a. banks will give a
.tatemeat of their condition on Jane . and
llfotbethr barks will fural-h state
ertl I' th'" condition June 3D. bdt these
rtMements wi.l all be published oa the
one date.
IN THE COUNTY.
Marrisfe license were lsue-S at Clr-.i.j.-'.rj.aj.
to John J. Cotello and Clara.
v rs-lv of St Lo.ls and to Albert E.
Wlefracr and Mary Stewart also cf St.
L!!jlob Studt Jr was In Clayton yeter
daV arVangiag for the meeting tc, b- heH
at his place next Saturday to decide on
a proposUioa of b-lding the annual fair at
CrVv- Cce-r this jear. The Fair Associa
tion Is In a bad way financially, and Mr.
"tadt offers to defray all the expenses, pro
vided the exhibition is held at his place
Tke will of Anton Wetbrock of Caron
j... Towr.biP was filed in the Probate
Court a? Clayton jesterday His personal
rTrow-tv and farm cf thirteen acre- are
bequeathed to hi wife. Recine. unti. her
J hbf I-vear-olJ son. John WctbroCK. on
condition tnat nc pa? v iu .i.-u u. r:r.'""
rninor sister-. To bi- four grown children
tbe te'tator bequeathed ... each. Henry J.
Webr was appoint ed executor.
The st Louis. Fenton and Southwestern
Railway Company was framed aa exten
sion of txty days yesterday in which to
complv w th an order made by the County
Court on April 3. Ina letter to the Court
r Lewis W Blackmer it wasstated
Tha?Joan C Wilkinson, ct th- head of a
nv.- of Sedaila capitalists, wemd prob
ably sume control of the fraachlse and
build tae roau.
ton
rrierles lieian" v..-... ... ....
meyerof Manchester road H. M. Koch of
creve I CoeurTThcmaa Madden of Wlndom.
H C'inc of Georgetown. J L. Bobring of
Robrin-viHe. F D Hoefer of Luxembourg.
H W Glmbel of Altheim. WillUrn F Ket'
l.r 0e Nursery. E. Bems of WeIlton aad
CCliic-rof Valley Park.
Another pretest was made to the Couc
tv Court jttrday against Justice of the
Peace Eugere Hansmann. In a written
communication E J. Speacer declared that
on June jw i. -j ..- . v..t
of 139 a. nt and 4 a. to., there was sn ia- j
peseaat iiricjj w jia.w. . atM-..-er"
caaaon crackers. ekyrockeLs and Ro
man candles. He aid tbe firing was done
bv negroes and that the fireworks were
sold to tb-ra by Mr Har.smann's clerk. He
,-, e protested, but Mr. Hansmann only
laughed at him. The communication was
received and filed.
The quarterly collection of stenogra
nbers'. unclaimed witness and Jury fees, as
reported by Sheriff verih to the County
Court jeterday. amouatd to ESkSS. Cir
cuit Clerk Kollocter'a report for the same
period shows a collection of JTvTJi.
RAILROAD
ST. tOCIS
ST. LOCIS TIME.
Arrivals and Departure, of Train, at
Lnton Station.
Dally. JjuadiT enly
tDai.y except Sunday m-cturday only
rn'iturdjy aad ssajay Daily exc-pt .-itcrdiy.
only. txcept Monday.
AIR tl.M.'.
LOUiy.ltLE. EVANs-nttE AND ST. LOCIS
CuNSOtlDATED RAILROAD.
TJaln. Depart. Arrive.
Louievule Exrres Centralis.
Munt Vemcn. X"-nt CUs-
rc. Pnavtn. l.alvtlie.
vv athinrt .a. Ph.lade.pala and
New J .fa. . ..... '( ' P-l
M&jat Verrn Ar-cnanodation tl i pax t4nv
Jvaalv.n L.T5"ed. t. Lou-
MUe. Wa-c n- -n. Baitlnwrc,
PhiUde ;hu. aad New Tort... t Ipra ia.-apm
BIG FOLR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
1ILTW3N RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJLWAT.
TJ-ln. Dei art. Arrive.
InliasapaL. Exprt '!- -ra t-w rra
Ntw York aad tm-.cn LisUed. nst ia 'Clin
KrUktrbt.ktr tj-fial New
Yolk. Boston, vv aehlnKVon.
liiiinvre an! l"h.a3e4pa-'::- aav 4j pav
A-.ta Kxre - HI JP :4a)pav
Mttoon and Alton Accjramo-
c.t.on . . .. t43pnx t'-Oanx
E-j.tn. New Ycri. Cinttnaati.
W ashincun. B-J'-nijte. Ph. 1- . ,
.delate ... ! rev 7 13 aai
A.t-a te-vet H ti a. ra.. 3.4i P m. Arrives
Im a. an- : 44 n. av.
o.
S-W It. R.
Train.
Depatt. Arrive.
Ctac.ncatL
irjeti.n. Baltimore. PhL.de!-
ptia and New York Expres. fj: am 12 4J pax
Ciaeicaau. LoaltvUie. lntts-
bur;. Watiucetoe. Ba.tl-
more, Pti ade.paa aad New . . ..
Toe- Fa- MaU M-Spra ,-:anx
Clacraaau Acavmodulca t'-i -ax s.aa sni
ClacirnaU. Lui-si:e. Pitts
burg. Waahiacti. B.tl-
ras Pal.-delptia and New
icrk Royal B.ue LinU'.ed.... ain t rra
Flora Accvaisodation t.Jm t' aai
Fl-ra Ac.i:a:nv.Oa:icn 7S pnv V- -at
VV est Badea and Preach tici t
Spriaca. v. Msncn Iwatt .. 'IJJaax ttrn
IlLRLISGTON ilOUC-sT. l K. AMI
. W. R. lLw-LMO. TATIO.
7-tin. Depart. Arrive.
For Haaalb.1. II Ft- J.
iLrllrrt.rs. .. .... .. - - .--.i
lca! to Haaaltal .7J-Janj ;f;ai
ror Qjumt aal Nerth.. t,-J-ni Ia pra
Fer it PaaL Miaatapclls. via
Etst Side liaes. Ilunoit aad
Wlfccnsln 'S '- rra
TT- B--rlSrgun-Nothe-n Pa-
clic Express." for Kansas
nty. tt Jcph NTthw.tst
Netras.a. B.acc HtUs Wyo-
ralag. M-ataa-. w asa-trtoa,
Pace, scuad. Portland sad
Ortion ara t4 pa
The Twin C-jEtfr--" fo-
Mma.ipclls. St Paul and
lewa IJupra l.ra
The "NeCnska-Cal-rads Ex-
p-ett." for Deaver. foltrado.
Vtah and r.c5e Coast via
gt JcsP3 - rav f1
Lal to Barliacton I-Mpts SiSia
Far Nonhera I wr. St Ps-al ,--..
ard Mlaaeapot ..c;aa li.OJ ara
Fcr Kansas city. Omaha. St
Jose.h. LViver. Neb-aska.
rtlcrado Utah aad Paciic
Coast, also Northwest 'teres 7 J3 ara
Fcr Illtesis via Eat; sld 11.
to R- Island "!?! 1 a
For L-t.-a-e aai UCwif."ij);a
L.al fr-a Haanlba ... . .... n.? J
Far Alt-n-teave 7 X a. ra , dally: i a a. nx.
dally; tl a nt. datK. 19 ra ratarda
cr'y. S J p ra except catcrday and f-ada;.
5l p. ro- excrp; Sanday. ..1 p. ra.. dally; 4J
p ra. dally. tO p. .. daily
CHICAGO AD ALTOV.
-i- Drart Arrive.
Alt r."Lt-"ed for Chleaca -S'.I !-t
CtK.ro fa. Expre" . . -?-r .- ?
ChlrtEO " Midnlsit -clli It Jt pax ;.-. aax
Ch casro
PraJ-.e. SUte
T-.
. rt pra -a pnv
-rrlnratid Acc'snnv-latti
iMtisx iiaisa
Kansas C'ty titaled W- -oa-
llfr. . .J" I" pra ;?s ara
K.i,ras"i-tr Iar Exrreta . .'tjara ttpni
Jacksonv,..e Ac oraraodaUon ..-o P Ti;
v... -ii a-d -t Paul Express .s;;-! pra "7:3
aaa
anx
CHICAGO. PEORIA ASD T. LOLIS
RAItWAV .C P. Ac ST. L.)
-,. Depart Arrive.
IExrr-sr"'3.,l.nl fX . .. t : aa 15 Pn
Gr::cn and Chautaa;ai ri.H am KM pax
A -ton. Cl.non Terrace aad
Grafton Ts aa ..........
Alter Clft03 Terrace '...-,,-.-
Grsfton t-t.4p-car1l Pax
A.ton. -.ilton Terrace aad
rprtngfieil . ttj pta -io am
Alton IHtcn Terrac- and
i-r.n:r"eld .. --. Mtpra -
C.r-ftSS Vl Chautauua... 14 J pa tin la
A.un- l.'t3 Terrace and t--s-m
Greftea - - 3-6rai t-s a
"CLOVER LEAF.
Trala
Depart
Mrtve.
T.oo a-d New York Exprfs j U aa it 1
Todo and New York Express, .Sjsax 1.ii
COTTO.N BELT.
S-T. LOUIS tOmrvVESTERN RAILWAT.
(Illinois Cenual.v
t.. 3 Depart A-flT.
Cit.n Belt Express - fcax 1-4 ;a
FRISCO LIAE.
Trala Depart
Vi.".v"park Aeceraraodatlon.. t7.19aa
V.ly Part Accccaod.ticn.. 1 ara
Valley Park Aecraaoc-tlcn . rr. aa
Texat end Kan-a. Mall, fcr
Canh.ce. J pUa. Wlcalti.
Atkaasa. City Okl-hoai-.
DkUas. Galvrttja and Fort
Wcrth ... . ...... .. J'Cxa
Valley Park Ac-saraodaU.n.. tljora
Pactae Accaaawdatisa . p;1'"?
VaL'ey I-artf AccoranoCitl.n.. It J pa
p.cinc Acccaaodatlwa ti4 pa
Vailey Park ArcrnrcoditJon. J74ia
Texas tlmlteJ (Vestibule), fcr
Evrrti.. Sprlasr. Fort Saith.
Parts. Da.lxs. Greenville. En-
ais. Ccrsirana. Aantn. San
Arrive.
t,l..30aa
jk.liani
TlSicn
irn
tt.tScm
pl2aa
;;jJ:a
t: Caa
plrtipa
Art aia. iii.--.- --w -.-
veIin . . S- e
:a TJin
W-te-a Express, fr Vlaita.
Okbca. Carthage. Jcplln.
W ichlt. Burton and th.
Wet ... J W pa
7JSaa
"iLtlNOK CEVTRAL.
NORTHERN LINES.
Traia Depart
Northern Ill'nois Exp-t.
Ltc.-fl-ld. frptinrttlt Free-r-.rt
and Dueo. - . ara
CMcc rayii-hi St-rial . .: pa
Ci.asi DIxraM-d sr-eul' - "la
sprlncflcld Ag5!ftxA "
New rceani Ftn MalL Cal-o.
J'eaphis. J.eatcn. Tenn., and
Tex. Expres. . 7- aa
New Clean. Special Cairo.
Sieapals and New Orleans . I'St pa
AccJ-raacdatioa M.-rphysbcro.
Marioa. Calnx, Sparta aad
tTester t43-pa
Ae-cptraMatlcn Murphrscbcro.
Marii-n atd C-eAl Sr-nacs . 4 ta pa
Net- ttar Llmfed. Calm.
Memptl. New Orleans I"rxt
Ilyer Nathvl.!e. Atiaata aad
JacksonT.Se. Fix S 44 pa
Arrive.
7-45 pa
IJtto
714 aa
'le 4$ aa
74 pra
:l pa
1112)3
IRTaa
tit aa
ARRANGING THE TAX.
Cuban Plantations in Idleness Will
Be Levied Upon.
Havana. July J. General Wood will Issue
an important order oa the recommendation
of the Secretary of Finance with regard to
the power of municipalities concerning th
taxation of rural estates, already decided
upon. It Is Intended particularly to prevent
injustice to those whose estates have been
ruined duriag the war by the burning or
devastation of the sugar plantations, the
destruction of machinery and the farm
buildircs and the raring of fences.
The C-ban Treasurer Fiscal o the Zone
will decide -eh cases, but his decision may
be appealed from by either the Mayer or
acr interested party to the Secretary of
Finance. Delinquent taxpayers wiU b
charged S per cent upon tbe amount of
their taxes after two months and Et per
cent after six months until the property
shall be sold at auction to pay the assess-
TheTmcst Important feature cf the order,
however, confers the right of taxation or
estates which were not destroyed and yet
have not been worked. These will be taxed
according to their present ability to pro
djee There are many estates such as those
in Caba. the owners of which have been re
tardlrg the prosperity of the island by re
fusing to work their plantations until some
definite form of government for Cuba has
been decided upon. Many of these owners,
whs are mostly Spaniards, but Include a
few Americans, will be compelled either to
pay fcr keeping; their estates In Idleness or
to work or sell them.
Civil Governor Betanconrt of Matanxas
called upon General Wcod to-day to ex
press his appreciation of the steps tho
Governor has taken toward frlvlns the
Cubans Independence, and alo of General
Wood's attitude la endeavoring to lift up
C&ban pubac life. In this coaaectioa he
mentioned the reorganization of the Ha
vana University, and said that he hop-ed
that la the future It would be a university
in fact as well as ia name, and that lis
rt-olessors will be chosen rather for their
ntnt-ss than because of their relations to
El Commerclo suggests the formlntp la
each municipality of a syndicate of pro
prietors aad farmers to pledge their credit
to the value of their lands. In order to ob
tain agricultural Implements, oxen, etc
VA ILI.ING TO PAT THE TAX.
wonre.Ideala ia ffclekasmw Satlcta
Appeal to Haahlnsxtois.
Fort Worth, Tex.. July . Ncndtixeaa of
TIME TABLE.
TIME.
IROX MOC.TTAIX.
Depart. Arriva,
Ttxas ras; Jiaii to uttie
R -ck. Ttxx-kaaa. Dallas.
F..TC Worth aad Ahlleae : am 7 X pa
D;ta. Col-mbus and Cairo Ex-
pr S. aa IJ :a
Fast Day Express.Hct Spriags.
D-iias. Fort Worth. Austin.
t Antonio. Houston and
Galveston ": ps 4 S pax
Texas. Mexico ani Cali'omla
i-pectal DaUas. Fot Wortr.
El Paso. to. Aaceles. Gal-
vetsn. Saa Antonio and La-
rdi 71 :! rax :.JS ara
Mea-phl. aad H:rspriacs Ex- .
precs Z: pa 7oD ara
L. A X. R. R.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Fal Mail. EvaasviCe. Ntah-
vtil. Blrrmaftam. Mont
g55ery, Chatianocra. At
iaata. Mtcj. Ch-rleston. S.
c : Mobile. New Orleans and
Ja.ksonvil.e. Fla. nasal eritpra
Mount Veraca Accomaodatioa SJ pra SA ara
&ou'hm nx--es to Evaa.-
vllle. Nasavlil. Biralcc-
bara. SI Hie. Nw Orleans.
Thomuvllle. Jacktonvll'e.
I'alatka. Ooata and St Pe-
tersburg Fla 1.55. r '.Jtani
I. II. A: ST. L Rl". (Henueraon Boale.)
Train. Depart Arrive.
Ftt Mxii-Owensbcro. Clover-
1-ort LoisviIl and the E.st 1S& ara 7Jq pnx
Eert.rn Ex; res Owesborr.
Clcverport Louisville and the
Lis- 5ipra 7.tn
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
Train. Dec-art Arrtv..
Fast MaU a ara 14aiirn
Lvti txprere - - "7 aai ? pnx
Xacsas Cltv. t-t Joseph, Oma
ha and rathera Kansas Ex-
prtss .........-... . ....... s)anx t.l pra
TVas-hj:srton Acroraxnodauan. . TSCSpni 17-ara
-- Jcpa Joplln, w icrata and
Kxxsa. Untteo. d-li. ..... S Dpas TJlin
Ersas aad Colorado Expr-s'. 10.19 pra s7.; as
Crtv. coecr Lke trains leave Unlea Static
at f -y a. ax, -- a. at. ttUJ p. nu. 15 Ji p.
ra-. 17:33 p. n
teav. Vaaderente- avecoe at tllJ p. ra.
O-k Rill train, leave Uron Station ata.4S a.
c.. -19 ! a. rs 544 p. nt and tvlp.n
Klrkwood train, leae falcn Station at l.avja.
za . rlau p. nt. :tiJ p. ra.. ;sau p. ra.
l-v. and.vccter Avenue St-lica at TIlI
a. ra.
Daily. tExcept Sunday. Sunday caly.
MODItE AAD OHIO.
Train.
Fccthera tTpecial .
Northern Special .
West Irila Fiver.
Depart Arriv .
I.slin ..
7.pa
SIpca ZZZ aa
Murphyeboro. sastrta. Cheater
aac i-ercy
.WmtUla
M., K. At T.
"Tain. Depart. Arrive.
Jeftrca Oty. Cclarala. S-
dalia, Ctnton. Pert Sscott.
Parson, and Indian Tcrntcy
Express ........ .......... ..... sjSaax H.Slpca
Fort Worth. Dallas- Waao.
Taylor and Actla Express.. 'JJ pa 7:laa
r&rt Worth Dallas, fvn An-
ur.'o and Galves:rt: txpr-s. s.ps aa HM pm
Sid-lla. Nevada. Fort scott
and Deaoa Express........ . S.IS an
ST. LOCIS -AAD OASi.MBAL.
Trxla. Depart Arrive.
Mall aad Express 17U9 aa 11:1 pa
Mali aad Express TtrK pa 17-1) pra
6T. LOCIS-PEORIA IOAE.
(St C. P. A Et L)
ST. 1 X. C. C. R. R.
"ST. LOUIS LINE"
Tribj. Dpart. Arriv.
Calcn Express tdaily) 4 pa t JS aa
CVev. Coeur tSunday cnly .... Idiaa C J pa
Oev. cueur isonday only) .. t-sn "it am
Creve Cooar t bandar enly).... I4ipa i-ipo
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS' BRIDGE TErT
3II.NAL RAILWAT SUBURBAN TRA1X
SERVICE.
Eastbocnd Leave Elabtb and Grattjt Street.
Except euaday. 4aT SJt. 7J7. ait M-ftk lta
a ct. Uaa S.4. t.48w 4 5:11. tni. u2 p. m.
saurcUy zoi Sunday only n 41 p. m. Sunday
cn.y :. 7-J4. 10 a; a. nt; 51 p. ct
Leave Washington Ave. Except Sundar, 4C4.
trt 7 41. IJIZ. 13 c. aa3 a- &: 13SA l:s. S-S9.
4-4. S II tVS. tnH p. ra. Satarday aad Sunday
ccly 11 tP p. nt Sunday only 537, "Si, 10JS a.
ra.. ZtZ p. ra.
Westbound Leaves Granit aty Except Rxn
dav. ICX. 7. 'J4. 9t3. 11CL Ct: 13. JJt 1J3.
4. t.4C i Jt 7 It 'I7 p. m. fiaturaay only 4J
p. m. oonday ocry S Zi. J-tt a. nt; pnS. p. xa.
Leave Madison Except Sanday. ts, Ja54 -it.
9SZ. 12't a. nt; 1:15. i:11. 17. 4'. i. 7:If. 11
p. ra. 5atcrdav cclv 4 Jo p. a. tSuaday ccly 4.
a7. t.-M p.rt
VAADALIA LI5E.
Train. Depart
Fs't Mail .. ep.sA am
Trsms No. 3 and S. New
Yc-k. Pclladtlphla.Ralt!aor.
an.1 Waahlastxn Special .. . s.44 aax
laitaspcjl. and New Yor
toal ...... .. . .. ........... 9 94 SB
Arrive.
1:44 aa
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Colaraba. and Eastera Expres 3.1S aax
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Indlanapoha and New Tcrst
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York and Bcstoa .f.-tsi
Toledo Dtr-oit. Niagara Falls.
BuSalo. New York aad Bo-
tca Exprtss .... . "3 JO pa
Toledo. Nw Tork and Boston
Fast Mall .. 2.6 am
Mlda'gat Limited Detroit
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ton ..... ..... .. ..... ......11:33 pa
Toledo Local Exprs -Ta4tn
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Itacaer Express-Chicago .... S.tflaa
Banner Limited Chicago. ; pra
Midalrht LI-ntte6V-Calcajo....11 JO pax
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Kansas City Line.
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pre. -..- .. . - - n.laa Srsfpta
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and Ptfrnsbarr L-cal S-CS pa ua aa
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tho Chickasaw Nation deny that they re
fuse to pay tribal taxes, as demanded by
tha Chickasaw authorities, and have sent
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock a peti
tion to that effect ...
These citirens believe they cave a lawful
right under the provisions of the Atoka,
agrment and Curtis act to reside In the
Chickasaw Nation and should not be con
sidered In any sense intruders. They say
there Is no necessity fcr Federal troops be
lngr sent there to enforce the collection of
taxes.
SAY HIS STAMPS WERE BAD.
Omaha Young Man Held for the
Government.
New Tork. Jaly 9. J. Frank .Negreen, IS
years of age. a stamp dealer in Omaha, wss
arra'gned before a United States Commis
sioner to-day charged with bavins; used
canceled 7-cent stamps for mailing letters
and with being a fugitive from Justice.
Negreen was arrested in Omaha a month
ago and arraigned before a United States
Commissioner for using canceled stamps.
His examination was set for a day or two
later, and he was allowed to go on his own
recognizance, lastead of appearing at this
appointed time he left for this city.
Post Office Inspector Swift of Omaha tele
graphed the police here and two detectives
arrested Negreen Saturday night He wait
arraigned In the Central Street Court aad
beld for the United States authorities.
To-day Negreen waived examination and
was held for removal back to Omaha. It is
understood that oticers are on their way to
take him back.
BIG BRYAN DEMONSTRATION.
EnthBsla.tlc Crowd Batiste the.
Ticket at Joplia.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplln. Mo.. July . An Immense Bryan
and Stevenson ratification mettlng waa bold
here this evenhtg in the open air. No build
ing la Joplin was large enough to accommo
date the crowd. Bryan's name always
brought cheers and the meeting waa oae of
the most enthusiastic ever held in this city.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor CXaycomb presided.
The speakers were Richard Graham. F. L.
Tale. Judge J. G- Slenkard. H. A. Ptersoi.
P. E. Gatdner. The ratification was par
ticipated in bv Deraocrata, Populists and
Fret fcllver ReputUcaaa.
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