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fi.- -IB. Rothchild & Co. 's (Roch
ester, N: Y.) -entire surplus
i stock -of men's and young
men's suits at prices that'll
.surprise you about 60 cents
ftoa the dollar of actual cost
10 and 11 tbIucs for. ....$6.85
viltMand $13.50 Talues... $8.65
15 Bd16.60 values ....$11.90
; 18 and 20 values $13.75
;. An opportunity that shoiild
' be grasped -with avidity.
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AND
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-aWOMae; points ana returtfrvSt. Clair. Stan-
amuiran.- oouroon, ueasounL i-tid. sicci-
m. dtrnn. ixu, unojcs, Ksua, isewmirs.
00 ana aeiem. Bates rrom T5 to ,w
tvffk. f9llMrm. half hn RnMll tr.tn
IjaiMjiuon.- Station S:0O a. m. Returning ar
liM.TJaJoa Station 10O4 p. m.. and stop both
.mX.-UKFmCa.il AVCX1U 1DQ 'iDWfr UrOT-.
anomiocmauon at 101 M. Broadway ana
GENERAL TINIO AND
COMMAND SURRENDI
War Department Sellero N
igumes Almost Complete
lapse of insurrection.
NORTHERN LUZON PACIf!
Malrars'g. Best Colonels Also!
upMen and Grins to Be
livered as Soon as They Ca
ue uatuered Together.
n
tMU iLt if J !l 8 H EsiLk
a9;
1 -4r?ro,r
i22JS-
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, and Smnsier foods at Bart's' ara
lllia Ttiat. fflv rytnv tT mnnftv mit
Aff'.S'OIIA'a Mitt nnvplttlnvlv Pv.wKmt
- fcjwya.-how suddenly the cool, damp days
.-'- aVnas fe&erce into hot summer ones, and
-;-) women visit Ban's often. and get the
.:;-MrwIac on early.
V- --
MEAT ENGINEERING
FEAT COMPLETED,
- -:
fi:P!dh Pacific Bailroad Will Bun
.'Ailntvia T4.AttYi-1ViviT,n1 n rMM
XT' rft"f "8uuuui iliUUU-
- tain at Sherman, "Wy.
mm
-55 -1
9-fcK
'IpinAa. Neh", April SO. The wonderful
sent of tunnelling a .biff, mountain
taherman,'Vrr., by the Union Pacific, .In
wrtoreauce the rade and shorten the
, .has Veen accomplished and to-mor-
May 1, regular service will commence
i.tba.MW.Une from Bufprd to Tie. Siding,
Mch becomes Bart of the main line.
:.Th contract for this work was awarded
bbost a" year ago, and its comDletlon is
jieibned "as. one, of, the most astonishing
etj of railroad engineering yet accom-.
1;
'Sherman Hill tunnel, forming an.lm-
hortaat part of the project, issltuated be-
I'SSimltA Bdle lonr. In the mountain lt-nitv'
lrfjls.foima thearChaeah formaUon, one of the
l--tardest of 'a4lte ro'eks..
r-. y"Jfflait.., conspicuously out-ln this great
.C9AUieXUut. work are -two' hills, whlrt. In.
rrvelre the landUng of E00.000 cubic yards of
'wrth.ind stone.
;g:'JCro.:0Uer embankments adjaeent required
-gg Ike moving of 250.000 yards.
to--- ;VTaa Dale. Creek bridee will now -h a.
?lttAr. nf -tliA at aij-th. am.- .K -A.
ItJtVL80 loo' een by tourists.
l?jPl' P; -tunnel is so constructed that one
f3?iff Ta ,vr route decreases the grade "over
Washington. Anrll SO.-Tnrn im...
blegrams Were received to-day at t
("cpanmcnt rrom General MacAri
Manna, in the opinion of the. ohlc
..: uiunca in tnem mark' the
complete collapse of organltcd reh
uie rniiippmes The cablegrams 1
uuune;
"General Tlnlo surrendered with;
mana to-day at Slnalt H6 will
men and guns in his command
they can be gathered together.
pletely pacifies the first departmc
ern Luzon, for -many, months th
Luzon.
v-uiuiicib .ipnano "Jaiiao an
ivanuac, -Maivars's best office;
dered to Colonel Jacob' Kllnp 5
April Si with twenty-three office!
ana eighty-six rifles."
Importance of Sorrem
Tinio is said, here to have
Aicjancirlno, one of the hlghci
the insurrectionary force. H
mand In Northern "Luzon during
tuase ier yommanaer Ullmo
.-uuivars. wnose uoioncls nr
mine, was also one of the best
pino leaders. He was Lawto;
miaable foe and commanded t!
at the fight at Zapote River, tl
ous battle fought In the Phi
nas confined his operations
Luzon, which never has" bei
subjugated, and Una. where'
occurred, has long been one 0
insurgent arsenals.-.
It is said at the War
officers recently back from
that there nnur remain li
Luzon only one chief whom
acuiariy aeslrous of catching
les, the head hunter. This
iaiea every ruio or warfare
expected that he will be taki
Others Surrenders) Al
Later, the following cabli
tea 10-aay at iuanua, .wa:
uenerai MacArthur. anni
otner important oarrendei
pines:
"Juan and Bias Vlllami
surrendered uangueO, A
gaged assembling scatter)
livered arms, Agllpay, e
Aiucus .none rTovince,
i -wag, Jvpril; zs." .
The report that Ocner
surrendered is confirmed.
uponas me possioie succe
.The surrender nr Tlo
and Pedro Agulnaldo; rei
xmuiuo Aguuiaiao, are e:
TIME.
fiH
MATCHLESS SERVICE.
una;
"THE ONLY WAY"
Carletoi VUg
S1XT3 ani OUYE.
. - --"ts
SEH'VIJ"
Mercantile Trust Company,
EIGHTH AND LOCUST STREETS.
IMER WEATHER
IEDED EVERYWHERE,
bs in the South and Southwest
fSuffer From Spring's Tar
diness.
ITT0N KILLED BY THE COLD.
auditions More Favorable Within
the Week and All Crops Do
ing Better Splendid
Fruit Prospect.
WEDS DAUGHTER
'rjgi.i-.u -
WW;, SPECIALTIES.
mn
K?2R
B crowth and th
r uy mncera mir
nHrlnal Anlm
nrxerfl nair Haisatn
tba.bctt car fcr-conl. is rtntt.
Pjw i' uw.wn ccr icr-corns, a etna.
Wwlttipii Valley Trust
wmm
8;' Cimpany
s$wi$WGMmimm
rW&JJ.c.Admuusteitor, Guardian,
ff?s?.?te Oatator,- and In all other trust ca-
gUMHSC Bohla Llverv Co..
IWDEBTAKERS AMD EMBALMERS
i.dB55 ' 'I? i And 'upwards, accord.
Bvii"' . 1 r;i rii !r"J -jng to aistancem,
lS&a-Bggfelf1 CarfteTa,' antelaaa
?elVcrr.a ? .lin cmciTirnr. Tipni
.r-hmkmm Da Utln T; Klnioch.-C 49C
&rg&
:rf.:eiiH
P-;JXiT
Vv.V. C ,
tfjjW"
ISSlit'ifJf.r
P'SVS "pok'
fc,-jr--n
MARRIED.
mgZWGBSR
rmmzw.
MNMMaM
HOli)ENRm
Sl Ml at Kn. lin 1
Jfatllda Hol4tnriar to Mr. James
oy. tn Jtererepq H. Marlll.
:R At St, Lout,
otth -Etfhtatatli.
DEATHS;
;,iwT'viHsa, aswuiua vivcta.'
rBonti on Tfionwajr tterpoon at S o'clftck.
1liMMetffc.llSi-.; 'lasH 1M1 .a.-.-
Ls'-1.-iir,'.'"f',??mJ-?'' . Ana, i. (mv . m..
S&WSiHWsS" SSS,rH diarlr beloved mother of
JefeSlBL "&'. FUrHoevel. -and Mrs. Emily
&5,S0!- Adolphlna Bruenemann andLylu
.-OTBn mee.Boaveu.ana onr.dcar.motner-ln-iair,
&M8'n"hT1and great-rnindinother, after a short
y&t&W'm'' .t.ttha as of l ytare 7 months and a
JS&ii-om,Ilfl,iB runeral' will be lTen
Zfei&ggaiiinz, flU- and Burtlngtoa. I-u, -papofs-Heare
pi'STJDBUT-On Hondar.' April
KS:bFrV-iatlr,reUct of Um
iasS! noUir of John T.
k&'fefiSi J. and Patrick J. Klely.
1 - 1 . 1 ..,, .,i ..
-wmmx9 bus imjuut mioencv, , ivo.
.raureaajv.juay z, at .5
W. Baja'rd Cuttingj
ter Choate's
London, April 3a W.
secretary of the Unite
here, and Lady Sybil Cu
Earl of Desart, were,:
Saints Church, this City
a' combaratlvplv nulet .
dressed In Ivory satinTl
and Brussels lace; and j
mond ornaments. Two
costumes of pale, blue 1
oearonj. xnere were
Joseph .H. Cboate,
oassauor. ana the at
TTmhacaf wam aft,inn
ent, outside of tho famBfaI,d
bridegroom: SubseaueBI re
ception.at the reidensHI'fPar
ents.
FORMER ST. LOlBfED,
i
W. C. Fox ARkfM Bu
reau of Amer
WUUam C. .Fox of sBafonner
St. LoulSan, has beenJBhfectors
of the Bureau at JUflc t0
take charge of thatflBf Uy at
least, in place of tfcB fizmati.
Mr. Fox has takesBMln .,nf!
St. Louis World's iH2estlons
were heard by the Joagress
when they were oBeJvarlous
government ereaellHJ ' be in-"
Vited tn tnJrn nrt I
The Bureau ofHsftbllcs. is
planning an especlaMliror Buf
falo, and. It In luJBBBHtlll ber
ter one two yearsKfi. Louis.
BBAVHOKT, fill!
Iroa Ma
Train No. 51 leavBfafc. m. and
reaches BeaumontHae famous
oil fields, belt dsBmln No. .65
leaves St. Louis Jes Beau
mont 9:05 a. m. sjBJThe short
and quick line. fTBliwest cor
ner Broadway anBHBarad Union
Stauon.
BnamiTajm Buinnsv anni -.v iwii as- in.ia
bfBqr:XttlK:rcUct ot thB lat xfiomaa kiilr
8t-&r
S&mmi .ea
Ssv;. Sissta'a.-
ggg?gWiai
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!jr-.--.i71ia.'.ti
BiaSMNtlral
MBS5(PiB,M'
Ipi'-Slfe' '
mm
mi-
Ckurcbv: thenca to
ItTlUd to attend.
1715 Lucky
to., to St.
Calrarr Cemetery.
April 20. 190U at 1!: p. m.,:Hcnrjr
tnvd huahahrt nf -Jull. Tjinr ftiM.
and father of Cbaa,,A.- lance, -ated M
Visitors
Emll Bhoemft
.111., aro at the
T. B. Fowler
the LIndell.
n. H. Clark.
and Ohio Rallr
Planters.
. W. D. Send
LIndell.
-John W;
the Planters.
O. T. Qr
Southern.
B. I Br
the LIndell.
-J. B. Willi)
Ark., are at th
T: B. Holl(
the Southern. J
N. J. Win
Democratic SB
clede. .
-T. B.
Brotherhood
Laclede.
W. M. JorJ
City, la at tn
w. w.
the. Laclede.
stela.
of canal,
, Mo., is. at
If the Mobile
is at- me
111., U at the
ns. M0.1 U.at
Is at the
Id, Mo., Is at
if Fort Smith,
:1a. Mo:, U. at
lo., memoer 01
Is at tn i-
grand master
Imen, IS at tne
ot Oklahoma,
ake City la at
from residence. No. JCS Victor street.
X Hay j..atao p. ns.
- EMMA lANQECNee Oulon),
, :; . DaUhter-ln-l.-
ALTCELAKaE.
i HARRY LANGE.-
Granachlldren.
i TncsASv. Anrfj Sfl 111 .t 1nV1n-lr
i.;daiiT beloved wire, of. John Oates 1
rot. Michael .J. and-ThbmaaiV. caith- f
ina.'-jumea ie. n.te.. .nrt .i.t.r. nr
Martin. Thomaa. Edwin. " Jotcph- and
t.Sst.:McedjM yeas.
nsMMl-trem late residence. Ho. tea Unlrer
5gpar;ret; ThutsdayrMay X at M a. ml S61--
caiaa- maaa. of: reqotem at- Sacred Heart
.-iwentyHIRa .andUnlveralty, thence, to
- Xrtands and relaUns TespeettnUr tn-
e;taad. - .- . v - ,
a. aad ..County Roscommon.
asnars. please codt. -
BWOOP BQddetUr.-onTueedar. Aprtl
rilt.'ajaqat the: .residence of nr
'.. Mrs.: John Zahormlcr- No.- 1U11 Konth
i.-avlsntL Jlra Carrie A...SUverwood (nee
atM. it Jrmm.Ut,'ot Doctor W.' F.'Sll-
-Jt-C'HamUtoa,- a.- W. Cickman.and Mr.-
-frasi ;J'0- 1M Santfi flrana avenm
r,tur:ttr.smi-atM..'-m. ;-' ;. -s-
.oaio -and Detroit.' Mich., papers
tJ"W'a-TBsaar. at.l a. m,,iAHri
Rw?3toS.
7laiw TSm Mlky. n;l. rit
jassoy.Maisaear o.a ans 2"f;
Ckeai
February
until and
Ku.ie coiona
Southern fi
sunset" .
The' rate.'
St. LOUIS. .
from Oman
apondlng Id
east ana n
For; parq
pertalniug
Caltfomu
w. u.
Clark str
L,K. TO
Street, St
C. C.'i
binding.
Goth
Home.-j
tne .italj
nounc
ernmen
strikei.';
lifbrala...
iday thereafter;
a). Bpeciai.Low-
be sola, via ine
,' "tjraen" -ana
suits in California.
Jhlcaao.xw;,irom
lew, Orleans, tOJU:
T, etc.. a. wopa.
au ouicr inu.
etalied InTormatlon
hern Pacific ' Com-
lie special ..rates to
t .flarm:
. a; b. ".vCo s,
I. V..'
a. fcto'ttOUvm
l'-P CoJK WUeoisr.
MO . .' "
. Net .laterfere.. ,-
bor Giovanni. Glnttk
lot; tnounterior, ian-
Iterf ere -In tne .present
;:totll.
.5JiiV
itSSS
s,aa
Llquldl
STOVE
POLISH
DOBS IT
EASY
Inter est( Checking Accounts
Allowed 'Time Deposits
on (livings Accounts..
2 per annum
4 per annum
4psr annum
.AUCTIONEERS.
.
I. I. SELKIRK i CO., -
AUCTION and STORAGE
Recular eala avery Batnrasr at warehouse, aat
Cereral offlces. l-i-U Chcmtfan ar.. Balaa la
fetoenrw a nclitT. Phow Main aaalf
AMUSEMENTS.
HAVLIN'S.
r; Mat. Tues., Thurs. and Sat "
Sunday Matinee Next "DOWN MOBILE." "
President FESTUS J. WADE
DIRECTORS.
LORE57.0 E. ADERSOS,
Second Vlce-Pres. Mercantile Trust Co.
geo. wAiirtEjf nnowjf,
President The Brown Shoe Co.
JAMES W. BELI,,
Prest. St. L. Safe Deposit & Sav. Co.
PAUL nnowx,
Manugcr Continental Tobacco Co.
JAMF.S G. nUTLEH, t
Capitalist.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Banker.
L. T). DOZIEIt,
President Dozler Bakery. .
C. F.. GAUSS,
Prest. Gauss-Shelton Hat Co.
IIEXIIY GKIESED1ECK, JR.,
Prest. National Brewing Co.
C. 11. Mcllll.LAN, .
Secretary Mercantile Trust Co.
EMERSON McMII.M.V,
Banker, New York.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM MAFFITT.
Mkmtt Estate. Ars't Trcainrer Stercantlla
Trust-Company.
DAS C. NUGENT,
1st V.-P. n. Nusent & Hro. D. G. Co.
PETER A. O'NEII.,
Capitalist.
VALLK nEYBimN,
Attorney nt Law.
JONATHAN' RICE,
Ot Rice. Stlx & Co:
HARRY SCCLLIN.
Prest. Sculllc-Gallngher Steel Co.
CORWIN H. SPENCER.
Capitalist.
JOHN S. SULLIVAN.
Prest. John S. Sullivan Saddle Tree Co.
FESTGS J. WADE,
Trcst. Mercantile Trust Co.
D. D. WALKER,
Trcst. Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.
GEO. W. WILSON.
Treas. Mercantile Trust Co.
fsFf
JFz
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v
ON
rtsf A t COR. LOO'JST
DKVHlnHi
STRiET.
OPENS TO-DAY
A I
10:00 A. M.
Th. R.nuhlle Baraa.
Hth- St; and Pennsylvania Ave.
Wn.hlni-fnn. Anrll SO. The special weekly
crop report of the Agricultural Department
gives local conditions as follows:
Missouri Weather exceptionally favora
ble for farm work, and soil generally In good
condition, but warm; .showers now neeaea
for grain "and grass. Corn and cotton
planting is progressing rapidly, ana some
corn Js being .cultlvatea in tne extreme
south. Wheat, oats and grasses are doing
well, except that some damage has been
done to wheat by grain louse in a few
southwestern counties. Fruit is very prom
ising. Texas Dry, abundant sunshine", days
warm,' nights too cool for healthy growth.
Bain is needed in many localities, especial
ly Innate southeast portion. The bulk of
cotton' ha. been planted; -recent planting
coming Up7.tb fair stands, although; some re
planting has been necessary. Corn Is well
.,.m..t.ii onrt imnrovcd. Planting continues
'in some localities In the north portion. In
sects continue to 00 uuuiubc '."" -
Oats, and the outlook Is not encouraging.
Vegetables and berries are in splendid con
dition, arid susarcane is doing well. .The
fruit outlook Is favorable. f
Cotton Klfted, by Cold.
Mlssisslppl-The first of the week was too
cool: latter part favorable. There has been
moderate rainfall. In the central counties,
and but little elsewhere. Frost on the 22d,
with -previous cool weather, killed cotton,
caused some-sprouting seed to rot and In
jured corn- Much replanting of cotton Is
necessary, and seed Is very "carce. Corn
and gardens are improving and oats are
looking well. Fruit Is very promising.
Arkansas-Farm work is progressing rap
idly The weather has been decidedly
warm: with light rainfall In most sections;
early corn and cotton-aro not coming up to
&8rdat9edbotgbw?l, SKI
Una ftost,. but the outfook for this crop Is
generally good.
Late Sprlna In Tennessee.
-.Tennessee-Cold and wet until middle of
week; afterwards warmer, and vegetation
began a rapid, and healthy, growth. I arm
work.is being pushed vigorously. Much early
com has heen plowed up for replantm?.
Cotton Is mostly planted. Wheat and. oats
arVgeneraUy fine. Tobacco plants are small,
but healthy; and a large area Is intended.
Fruit Is not materially Injured.
THlnohV-Warm and dry and favorable for
famlwratlons and growth. Wheat and
ryean looking well, with lessening danger
from fly. Oat seeding Is nearly finished ana.
coming up nicely. Corn ero'""J,,abenfPIS
pared. and some corn has been Planted
Meadows and pastures are .gro wins fairly
well. Considerable gardening and potato
planting have been done. The frult.prospect
continues excellent. ,,i,m
Indiana Cool rains have been followed
by" warmTupoy weather. Wheat, rye ana
cfover and tlmithy meadows and pastures
ire much Improved and promising well.
Oats and barley ara nearly all sown; some
oati coming up nicely. Tobacco plants are
coming up. Most gardens have been made
and potatoes planted. Fruit buds have not
been injured. :- " " ...
Kansas and the Territories.
Kaneaa-Warm, dry week, except heavy
rain in central-southern counties, which has
been very beneficial. Wheat and rye are
growing Tepidly. Oats and barloysdwraghas
teen nnished. and these rralns are-coming
up to good standa Corn planting is general,
coming up in the south.. Peaches, apricots
and plums.aro blossoming in the north, aha
pears, cherries and early apples in the cen
tral counties. Pastures ore improving.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Cotton.
Corn, cane. Kaffir .corn, alfalfa, millet and
Li. h.,Vi nn beinir B anted. Wheat.
".: ,rrf.- nA rvn ar dolnc' well, but
Wheat and oats aro.belni badly Injured by
m.P over, thegreoter. portion of the sec
tion. Fruit .14 promising. Stock-Is on ranges.
SEW TRAIN SERVICE ONTHE "RAT.".
The Mlssonn, suinsui.
Railway Company has: pat on a new
.-'... i..nni.. Kansas, the Indian
Territory and Texas. Thl train leaves
Union Biam .- -. ... -,
iil.tm ear open for reception of
passeaers.at.'OiOO.p. n.
nOXT-UO TU inc. !"" ",
... .i.i H-te baa been' chana-ed. The
iSfty Flyer -otv. leave. Union Station
sBOains. . Thla Is the fast train lor
fii uataweit. Thronah, Sleeper aad
frc ".7. ZSS& Sl J-Portant cities
tsKhe-Soathyrest. -,-... - j.
1 THIfOHLT LIHB laax.uwMi', '"",
. wi. Kansas ann 'teu. mmMAnmy -cinuaar
rnnsithroaa-h Palace BdsTet
and IJrawlsls-Roont.Sleepeir; St. .
J? illrr if Healeo; ba the fKalyi
Ter. dally and Snndny;,, too, in
'cnare o" a PaUsua eondnctor the
t?'erip.Jerth" re'ved at So.
Work ot Earolllna; Freedmen.
W55affSLaESHn"ioaaF and :wiu
sSa.g.wctedic Total; tee. --
-.., -jiarrli-Jainsoij. " -
H55SfflSaaffiKr Q1 Mrjohnson: ahSf
xSSrf-MorlriaTvboth -ofiUiW cityr
SeaaaarrUd' to-day at 0OBrt-tna n'.
rSrcfc'wedaiag.-beliltta.BOlJ
SSS ?Kl!0Erh,i9jreneral anifer.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The second in our magnificent new building, and the 56tn.bf the day Mr. A. S.
Mermod, President of the Company, founded what is now known throughout
America aS the - annnnsSnnnwnwMnwnwntBnr
"World's Grandest Jewelry Establishmcivt."
MUSIC. FLOWERS, DECORATIONS.
Th. Exhibit Will MirCMtlnM Thunday, Friday m. Salirday, WfthSptcfal ExhIWIt Each Day.
"DIAMOND DAY"
TO-DAY.
a .i, -, ;ac nnts. the solid Pearl and Turquoise Hearts,
with Diamond Center, the Lorgnette and Fan Chains, Diamond
rVnwn. Stmhursts. Corsage Fins, Tiaras ana -wecs.accs, auu
the- new and beautiful solid gold "La Valier'
with Diamonds.
Necklaces, set
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
Morning, 10 to 12.
March Coronation March
Overture-tVflcome ............
"tt-alt-"Monk of Malabar".
Selection "Tannhauser" ......
(a) Sextet from "Lucia dl
moor"
(b) Quartet "rnigoletto"
Genu from "Said I'asha ..
iMeyerbeer
Catna
......EnKlander
Warner
Lammer-
Donizetti
'. Venll
SU11
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
Afternoon, 3 to 5 O'clock.
March Tne Man Behind the Gnn Souea
Selection "The Fortune Teller" Herbert
Spring Sony Mendelssohn
Scenes from "The Mikado"... Sullivan
Petit Valse Caprice Krcuse.
Southern PJanUtlcn Songe Conterno
FLOWERS 3 to 4 P. M. You are cordially invited.
MERMOD JACCARD Jewelry Co.
Oor. Xiooust St.
fcsss:
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TO GIVE DETAILS
ABOUT ACCIDENTS,
Railroads Given a Hearing Before
the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
LOCAL LINES REPRESENTED.
Objection Urged. Against Furnish-
All Ol.Uie UeHUM.11 uaiu
jng
Requested by the Labor
Representatives.
sien.. Colonel Clardy and Judge Thomas
tuggested that It was objectionable to sive
the names of the parties Injured, and nlso
of the employes, whose negligence caused
the accident, and also of placing on recora
In Washington the name of the maker of
the appliance which, through defect, caused
the trouble. They objected, also, to reports
being made in-cases where the damage was
trivial, suggesting that a certain amount
should be involved, ns 00 or $250, for ex
ample; or where the, employe was not dls
qkallfled for work at least five days. Tha
latter point was opposed by .Mr. Gompers.
who argued that an employe's disability for-twenty-four
hours or more should- be re
ported to the commission. .,,-
Without reaching a decision, the hear.ns
was concluded, the Commissioners request
ing railroad men and labor Interests to sub
tr,Pt any further matter for consideration
The decision of the Commissioners is
awaited with no little anxiety by the Mil
road managers. Numerous, .blanks have
been prepared for procuring the data pre
scribed In the new law. and if they are ad
hered to. apparently a great deal of- addlr
tlonal clerical work will be put upon ; th.
roads monthly, and many matters will be
put- upon the public records which are not
considered desirable by the roads.
The Republic Bureau:
11th St. and Pennsylvania A.
Washington. ' April S0.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission gave an Important
hearing today to representatives of the
principal railroads upon the practical
method ot carrying out the provisions of
the act of Congress, approved March 3,
m., raiifnuda to make detailed
monthly reports of all accidents, damages
to property,-loss of life or bodily Injuries.
with the nature ana cause 01 " ww
Anions; the railroad men nearo.
.former Representative M. J. 'Clardy of St.
Louis, who spoke on benau 01 ino uiuui.
Pacific and Iron- Mountain, and former As
sistant Attorney General 1 nomas, p
tenting the Mississippi Blv'er" and Bonne
Torre and other roads.
Great Interest was raanuesiea in me Hear
ing, which lasted six hours:' .There was a
unanimity' of' expression by the railroad
ntn' Mmf the renorts should be covered up
on o'no:blankatthe most, to avoid unneces
sary clerical vork and that detailed, in-
quisltonai oaia bbouiu nut. mw
the commission. General objection was
made by the railroad men to the tentative
firms of interrogatories prepared by the
Washington authorities, as being too in
quisitorial. , '
r!iitHtlm of Labor Leaders.
The labor Interests,' however,, represented'
by Samuel Gompers, contended that prac
tically everything In connection . with an
accident -should, no Jnaae a pari 01 tne rec
ords of. -the Interstate Commerce Commls-
k DOLLAR I Jw
save JFr
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SOW THE SEEO EARLY.
Give your children an object lesson on the
real economy of life. Teach them the advan
tages of being: thrifty. Open a bank account
for them aad add to it weekly. We take
large or small accounts.
Interest allowed on all deposit.
Accounts opened by mail. Write for particular
MISSOURI TRUST CO.
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"SH0ITII6 THE t BUf ES, " tk.ir Ut.rt CnaUtt.
COLUMBIA
COKTISCOCS VADDBVILLE.
All (his week and next Sunday:
Al Leech & The will M. Cressy and
Three Ro?ebuu. Blanche Payne,
Johnson. Davenport Tlertle Fowler.
t)rello.' Jock Xorworth,
Weston & Herbert. The Otanaya. '
Ahern Patrick. The Comlocraph.
Sir. & Mn. Chick.. Kumathilde.-'
Whirlwind Dellulh?. Kd. Cannon.
lu-ZZ-ZQ. Orcnetra Chalra Reserved. 59c.
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ST NDARO.
The Original Jlome of Folly. Two Frolics Daily.
Rose Hill English Folly Go.
. 2 BURLESQUES 2.
ALL AT SKA. and NELL GWYNJT..
Net Week Snm T. Jacks.
BASEBALL.
Laagaa hrk Champlinihla Sarin.
ST. LOUIS vs.
CINCINNATI
a-n
To-Morrow, Saturday and SuaiMy. May h 2, 4,8
Game Starts 3:30 p. m. ,.' -
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW RUDOLF.
OCKAX FROSTS
ATLANTIC CITV, JEW JERSEY'S
Famous health and pleasure resort. Ltxsest oa
the coast. Most approved. Hot and cold sea wa
ter baths In house; free to irueau; special sprint
rates. Orchestra and dancing;. ,
CHAS. R. MYERS. Owner, and Proprietor. -
W1LI.IA M F. HOME3. H. J. DrEKNEITK.
President. Secretary.
ESTABLTSHEO IN I8 u
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL FIRE AMD
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Qfncft Na 717 Chestnnt st., St. Lonis, Mo.
Tel: Bell Main Z771A. Tel. Klnloch A MB.,
Policies Are Written on Either stock or Mutual
Un . blRECTORS: . -
Henry C. Haarstlck. J. B. C. Lucas.
M. R. Orthweln. D.D. Walker.
Ansustus Xedderhut. Jas. W. Bel).
Wm. P. Homes. . .-
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FOURTH AND OLIVE STREETS.
400,000 Miles Wire: 3400 Oaaaea.
We woold ke pleased to aaadle ran.
Telearrams. Try as. Taleakaaa Mala
1W. Klaloeh A 14BS.
PIANOS WANTED.
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Board of Education of tha ;.- '
T City of SL Louis, f .
Sealed proposals will he received at. the ,
Offlnfi of the SuDDly Commissioner. Board of "
Education Building, S09 Locust street, on r --'!
or before May 21. at 3 p. m.: .. , , ,
For. furnishing Seventy-Five new Upright' ,
Pianos, of established grade, to be delir-i ' j
ered at the schools on or before August SU, ' rAi
1301. including, the tuning and repairing of
them for a period of Ave years, payment - -bPi
to be made at a stipulated-price per montn fcan
for each piano. The" pianos to become the I a
property of the Board at the expiration of at
tho Ave years without further .payment. lb
Bidders must permit Inspection by a.com- rm
mltteo of experts, to be appointed by the - U c
Board of Education. No bid for lesa thaa- n m
seventy-five pianos will Be considered. All .-. . gve
bids to be addressed to Win. Bryani Jta
Supply Commissioner of the Board, of gdn- ' r rl
cation, and marked vProposals teBff-j ,. ,! ,,
nlshlng Pianos." Bidders will be reaulreil to ' - 'Jjj
deposit with the Secretary and -Treasurer as t Jw
certified check Or cash amounting to.JWa,.. ,ff '
who will issue a certificate therefor. MrtBl-'- ,
cate to be placed' in the envelope-and- de- r.j
posited with the bid. to bo returned attej fD
aAarbondIBofdn.0) for the faithful. fulfuU V '
ment of contract will be Wg-gj, . g,
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