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THE REPUBLIC: TnUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1902.
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OLEOMARGMINE BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE,
Amendment Kequirinp Inspection
and Ilrandiiifr of Itcnovatcd
Huttcr Incorporated.
TAX OF TEN CENTS PER POUND.
Oleomnicaiino Tranpoi ted Into
Any State Medline Snbjett to
Laws of That State Motion
to KecommU l.ot.
"WnslairiKton. rrb 12 The Hon? io da
passed the olournirpirine hill Their wis
no division on the finil inai;e, the iil
ut of strcneth liaInx btrri made on i
motion to recommit, which wns defeated
b a imjorltj of 31
Th provision to rrrju're the lnp"ctinn
nnd branding of rcnoatd butter, ulikh
win adopted In Committee of tie hoi
..terf1a. wih retalmd todaj on an ae
nd n i ote
nmllv fieped, the bill U sntnewhn
mdifid from tho forri In v liSch it was re
port d from tho Committee on Agriculture
It males oleomargarine or Imit ltlon butter
tir chee-t tranpoited into nn St ite or Tor
rltor fr ue. sale or consjinrtlon therein,
subject to the liu of Mich Stiitt or Tcirl
tor. notwlth-tandir?: that it mnj le In
froduml In original pacntges and Input?
a tax of 10 rents per pound on oleomtr
earlne made In Imitation of 4 butter of un
Fhado of ellm "
When nt undo In such injltatlcm tK
tax is redurtri to one-fourth of one pr
cent i r pound The srond ectin U In
tended to prtent dia'ors. hot 1 proprlt tor-,
rtTirant and bo trdin-house fcMpi n
irom o dozing the unolored oiticlc h
innKiic anj iwp-ot- who color the product
and then nil or fuinlsh It to othe"-. a m n
tacturvr vlthl;i thi? infinlnjr of tha act
IVnaUle for lo. il.nn ot the a.t an a
fino of not le-q tban ? v) nor more than J-rf
and Imprisonment for not ! thm thirt
dn nor nrnn tl an -i months
I'riM itlmi fur Inpt-rlliti.
The in w tficti'ti reutlnc to the inspection
ind bnn Hi c f n n natvd butt r i a fol
lows That tho fVrretan of Vcriculttire 1 herein
Authorized and retiln 1 to caue a rljld sini
tn tniMctinn to le mJe Irom time to tlTin
and it euci times a he ma dfen n-ces-ar tf
u 1 factum ar I ic-i uss wlun butter I
n'niauii, and ull butter rtnovated at "Ut!
Iu-cs rhull In carefull Insptctct In the ume
inntimr ai.l to tlie Fdiue tnt .nd purple that
in at i roduui are now lnyptc:-! Ttie qmntit
t il qialliA of 1 utu r reno.jld hill U rt-ported
ummhU XJ ""tn-natrd butter ba T lw defclimattd
a -uj lj mar brimH nnd la I el and tho
v rd- iti ovjtl huttcr than he jirintti on jll
livkafi- thrHf In m.ci nanrr as mi be
1 t-M.rllcd b te St retjr of i;rlcalture a'ld
hitll bo t- M viiy a re io lttu buit-r No urn-
jttil buiii r n-i I If f t pL 1 jr iranrKint.l
fi in me Mate to pnotl at ti t for- gn eojatnes
An omnibus bill carrlnc ilalms iiKitro-
Kitins I14.o32 for storti. mid supplies
- .- . .
i.kui from lojal citizens durlnir the t-.il
War nlo ua passed Th claims wre
allowed undtr thL prisions of tLe Bo
in in .ict and the hill was identical with one
li iwed b the Jlou'-e at the loM e-ion
Tvo othfr bills whi h ha- httn tit fore
oiifiTtss for twtiu-Hr,ht j-nrH, io itfcr
(friaii cuiras itr auaiuonat i-umnenauon
l. the holders of ctrnin monitors durlne !
th. aill r to the , ouitof i-lahns. were j
The motion to recommit the oleomarca-
unt u.ii nas losi us to iw-suiii tn iraius ,
pasi.d without dliMon
Th ote to rtcomnlt bi jeara and najs
follows.
danis
ilQirsun.
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1 all tT ).
I'eu'fll
1 ju. i nock.
1 jlt
llranllfj
llromu ell
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Ilurlesnn
urneit
Ituri n
lluitr (Mo ).
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t V ftmr.
t run packer,
.unim!ng3.
litdzcll.
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I)lniimor.
IlollffUs.
IMnerda,
Klllott,
l'rpler.
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Tex.
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Ool-Jfoclfl.
Htinbury.
lletlee Tstl-ott.
HenrjlMIss) rattipon
ll.nrj iTts ). Cl.nu I
Hooker l'itrre (Iran ).
llui nnl. Itin.Ill
llusles llir.t-lfll.
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Kjhn. I.lcrirdson
Krho (Al3 ).
Kitelen(C). ltlchtirJ'on
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Ij.-intiam
I,tflter
Latimer.
Ij hi ler
1 ir.
lw U (Ga ).
Utile.
Uilncfton.
1)1K.
Iiutrslasr.
Incring.
ItcAnrtreTM.
McCull.
McOl an.
Mel ullocb.
McOnrmott.
MclAln.
Mcltao.
Madilox.
Mahonev.
Mann.
Majnard.
Moiit'U.
Meen.
Nappen.
Olerftreet.
aa7.
Darrnrh.
Pal Mnon.
He Amiond.
lieemer.
Dick.
DGurhorty.
Ilmner.
liapr
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Fletcher.
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sclilrm.
fclleparll.
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hpajinan.
M"l.
Stepliem.
Talbcrt.
Thnmpotl
Vnileroood.
nchter.
Uailsvtorth.
tt flcr.
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1 l'-s .
ill urn
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W oot'n 11
Ifa?kln4,
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ileatw lf
Ilnrj (Ccrik.
Itfpbuin
llillebrart,
liilt
llotvell.
Hull.
J(ck,
TacUson (ICan ).
Jacksn Md ),
Jenkins
Jett.
lcrJi (Vt ).
Jones OEVaFh. )
Acheson.
AtexnniJtr.
Aplln.
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llarnty.
JtatfO.
Hell.
HI(hop.
rtlackburn,
lilakener.
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JJKnn
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13urke(S D).
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I'alderhld.
CaJdwoll.
Cannon.
Cassel.
llti'slngliin,
ClRrk.
-ochnn.
PonnT,
mr
l-oiinibi".
Coonrr.
i-ooper (Wis ).
(irrler.
Gardner (Ilch ). Ketcham.
iTn
'""n i" . lAcej.
O b,on imll-
O Ibt-rt. Ijiwrencs.
Gllftt (Main.), tinier.
;oh. Jttnufr,
ionlfTn TJttWAHd,
J-'w1111 clirj
Orimth.
Melaichlah.
Mamon,
Mar-hall.
Martin.
i. row.
Hall
llauUItcn.
I tilt S3 IIl-lt-llU ur to iulu in tuts cv.wuu i - - - -' - - -- j - - - '"' -mii- -. . uitr II OI ll(e S? Illle ri tiiliim ,. In I I tl I ir:t
War claim ocfupi-ni the altmtlon of tha ' 'he -Mncab. '.e scouts (natlic-) and per- j jIOP!cn c-lmtuo to di rei.orte,! fii iV.si-imi Vm i-i i-
II ue liter tit. iia-aaru of the oitomata- hip's b some of the more ieiou" elenunts , ' """'"' "' u1 reportett ni- , .IOS3.PH o C.I.I..
rme biil aril the d i' was .mile notable ' f tlle anni. who wer afforded opportunity oriblj the bill to ra'ifi the ict of the Arl- I li! r t ri It- set el u,
for the passage ot the tlrst bill for the pai- , J' the ).r,nct ot the armj to carr oat 'O il'1;""; m, '' ",- ;in .ipproprlitlon I Sjcamore 111. IV 12-J.in.h CoiikIc.
m m ot' tlalms of United btatoa .ltizena 'their cr"; I Instinct I sSr vJ 1, , .V,?'111'1 ,, I f itlur of the Coiisle lltos romm'-ion
.irl-.iiB out of tho .SpinHh war It .arrkd A''' i'" T"lf a" BCt fthc '3cInte , ,i"n,mi .irfan .' V. '"jnedluu consldera- I me-.hart- of South Wat r lr,et. CM" iqo.
s.-melhir.c our t.W) Tor the pijment of ni mhlj ot Ari-yma proiidinc fpr a dis- "on and te bill was taken up md passed , died to das. v hile out lure HoMinr aft.r
SJ2 ilalms for propt.rtj taken within the l'l li from Arizona it the Internatlonil !-.- - I his farmlmr interest', of apoi Ie. ad
PnltMi btates for the u of the army. '"a." ?., I , . i Iuis wis pass sd p:,.n, ..,.. ... ! Jar- Ik hid hem .i nsldent ot (. lilcmo
i ..,. I......H.,.- inn. e, I. !r Turner (ashi.iEtoi!) presented i R R GRAll WR nflNTRflnT RPflnV for nftem , ears.
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X Kahle.
Tetcalf.
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MWs
CU5hmAn.
Powers CMe), Ftn-irt
Prince. (,- i ),
JJav- Stewart
Itlier. (V ).
Itohb. Pullo-Tly.
Hohln-on (Ind ). Sutherland.
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Moo Is (V f),
Moo.15 (Ore ),
Morcnn,
Jtorrell,
Morrl-.
Mudd
Muti hler.
Jti eilam.
Xw lard.
Jfei in.
Olni'ted.
Oetv.
TarKcr.
Patterson
(Pi).
Psrne
3'enrre
IVrklns.
Pou.
itomiiKon iittney.
t.ti ,
Ttumpl.
Itusiell,
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fceib
Fha froth
shallenberRer,
Thaicr.
Tlinmis (ia )
Tirrell.
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IVrlKht
7tnor Ht
-Herman
.howfllttr,
sll.Iey.
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mlth I1I
smith (S V).
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Pteiens,
sTn-rn vMiinn" invkstk; tio
Rrnnlor Toller So Style llic Coinmlt
fee'M Plilllitplno 1il(iilr.
Washington. Feb. 12 With tho exception
of n. sharp clash heiwecn Mr. ljodgc and
Mr. Patterson oicr the matter of admis
sion of ri pre sentat lies: of the press to the
Imostlffatlon of the Philippine question, to
dpi's tesji'on of Ihp Senate was quiet.
The Colorado Senator desired that all
nwpapcr men be admitted to the commlt
t hearincs. declarlnu that, as now con
ducted, they wero of a star-chamber char
acter. He said his recollection wis that Mr.
Lodee h ul suKpested that the heirlncs. be
entirely secret. 1 his drew the flru of the
Massachusetts Senator, who Indlgniinllv de
nied thit he had snifrscsted am thine of the
ktnd. Ho Insisted that the reports made of
tho hoirlngs hi three press associations
were accurate and fair to both sides, of the
control ersy.
A communication from the Secretary of
War transmitting a memorial of the Fed
eral partv of the Philippine Islands In
jupport of American rtilo In tho Islands
ilcd from Mr. Patterson the statement
m ityt ! or
Wlio ilird estenl ij i lu hnni In Ooimt
tiP.vnl of ('.miilii and In M mim otlior
tint the IVil.-nl inrt !- ootiiii.il lt- in tie Hm-ie ilr T-wrev to tin n'Kel
( iiurol In tht Philippines le p-oml'iri; to t! it 'he fo-cEolni; ptt'il tom'iiittt- pio
the Fll'pini tint tr-ei nou.il he .ulinitttd (etd with t ir vt's; ition
ult'nutilj to stattlioj.1 in tne I'nittd
&ju- imisi-ijpi ii t: ;:iijt.i:i mi:'i,i:ii:n.
!r 'l.ller occtij i 1 th a.t ntion of the
Sen ite i urin., tht rt iter out o. to-da's Ii irrlc i.tT.'iHt,"'). mi In. rcitt "'
tision aid las not ct tonclutUd hH , : l.i:;.i)io Out li.ireiit ru-nl.
p. t ch
In fie cour-e of hi firsument Mr Teller a-hmt. IV, u -rht I'o-l Ollue ip
piid a hih tribute to trie si.i.t-nianship , iropiiuiun b II li is tit en practlcillj corn-
hich tlictitel tin. poh. ot the riiu..t ,lItt(Hl , ;,. n,Me cnltt.-t on 1'ist
Mntet tovarl Chii a during the trt able ;
t o ears a-o He did not Know, he -i.d. I t'l'lce-. n.i Post I.o uN ami will be re
whithtr th it polit orlmi itetl .t the ported in a f t w tli p t.'r'Ier SPT'ilt. i.
latt PreMdmt i!i.Kinlt or with Stt.rttar tin i"creae of $11111110 o r the cii'itit
of M lit H n but tt wiJom I id l"e.i tlem- ' appiopii ltioi and of liUv".,0JJ otr tho
oiwrateu and the .noh worltl 'ltd i'f'
inacii uniKr olillsitioi.s to the rnlteii
btatis for m -iricl obseri ince.
"I helit.1 ' ud tin Cilor.ino Somtor,
"that if there, could lit a- much statesiian-
ship .mil wisdom and tnerci applied to this
1 hlllrpine tiout-le we should be ible to set
out of It with cr dlt -
air liner ouoieu news;aiir anu niea-
zine irtichy to hov t! it -n.e.ii-s- and c-
Hun win applli.il to 1 1I11 no L"u.jint
wiih.iiiew to forcing th.-n to rtieei the
I1' r,',1 ''."", ofJ",lr'.illoT. .'Hy"':lcJ " I
to.ture upon w-lli 1,1, Colorado -iiialor
a tit wai the watt r urf On the iiithorl-
of one writer Mr Uller sa,l . ,t c 1 i"
1 111 1110s 10 wiiiiiii mi- 11 -iiv cure iiau uti 11
lypiica an mil twnu-i ii.hi .lieu 11011 I
ITC ft lift i
If tht-e otatfment nn nt tru- ala i
the tenator, "the Amirlun cJoertnej,it
owe it to Itself that tl-e are nroieil to be
not true I would be gl id to know th
? tl? eeoifu.;.! that It
inir.ht not be piopti to el irue tut An)ri-
can arm villi tht-e orut-!tle! The 'or-
"titi
League, enumerating cert nn
trust anl
lUIMUtliailVlll lllilltl 111 ill
were operatlnp In connirt
loniblnations which th memo
memo la' s-t f rth. '
lift with the ; h-mn 1
1 the petitioi sated I
lntltrun law He ii
that tho existence of these so-cilled trusts
had ben cillrd to tl e . m'fn o' the At
to-rei General of tit I ntt 1 s. ncs with
rcque-t til it m ichineo or in- oi i:
bo ut In motion with tin nw of the t'e-
. .1 ., ,..... 1 t,.. r ,...
rVVS"" '" l 1 r .UU.4:.V"U . " '.ll.V."7 ,
sirnciioi 01 hip irisis uul inu i ir nniniu
-- 1? m&. V' Urdiction V 1H
:: rnpr .. .. mpnrill rnn,.,,,W
, - -; "-,,. :".,' ,: .:,.- ,. " .
llti lli' nil ,nnvi i in nn -i mi !'
cut Attorne Uinrral nra hl iTTnedl it'
pp pcsnr b-t h dd not ,isi to ht. un
derstco!! a fathering the charge:
lie asked thnt the menorHI I pr;ntetT In
the Tonprtss on il Ue on' but Mr GiHms"
of Xev Hamptilre o! jeeted and It prlnt
1'ii; wa5 rot ordrd
In fireent!nu i p tition for coiiKrc''oni!
rrl ef of cotton prnnrr from the cotton
teUI. Mr CuIbcron of Tei.is siid thit
the Loll T.eeil hid deiroel IWO hnh'S
tf cotton In T Ta ilonc during te pas:
iiir nrii nn nt ppimt nf thp rnvntoi of
the pen. cme ippre1'. ns'on 's Ht for tho ,
cilt vat on of cotton In Central aid South-
tsitern Te s ,
tsi lern ie. s
suns tiii: noon vt: vpnst ru vi n.
Vrrrlan f :lIonnl l).ilr I nlnll
IHsensses l!niiiinrKniliM. Hill.
itni'irni.ic sitciai.
"asl ir.Kton, Teh 11 C V Knieht of th
National Dairv Union in iralizlng thu
oto of the Houston the oleom lrgirino
bill to-dii "aid this evenlns:
'Thn lai! mo ti4,il ! . renl imnroie-
mint our the measure of a j. ir ajo In
many waj It complete!! shuts the tlror i
aitiint fraud The pro i ss buttir amend- '
ment will 1 helkit mi et with tin appro- .
nlof eicrj dalrjmai. in the Vnlttd Statts,
and, hid it l.ten a sPp iratt proportion. I
do not Iwheie time would lu.ie be n ten
otes is,alnt the 1.111 The oppontion w is .
all heause of a fear that tin lmendintnt.
tniirht ciue delay In the Senate eommlttie '
heciuse of the nices-at of i.oh'K Into ,
hearings for the proles' butter people. Hut
1 tlo not lielleie a process-t.attir man In tne
Vnlted Ptitcs will appear imilnst It
"1 ht Watlsf orth substitute to-da re
ctiiid 117 lotcs U.ist jear ft nulled 111
mils on roll call The in ijorlti aciln't
I the substitute a y ear ago w is Jientj-seie l
and to-daj forti-four. There .ire tvo n i
son for this Mrst. mini of our friends
utro awi and tinpiiretl. ani secord,
there were no petitions aad protests against
the substitute at thli time When th
Grout bill was under c nsiuerntlnn li th"
House. December 7, lSoO protests ag ilnst
the substitution of Mr. Wadsworth'
meisure came In h the thousand. This
leirne felt s-ifo In the hands of our friend-.
and thoucht thei would surd b us wltn-
out belnK cautioned as ilnst this sjl.stl- ,
..i. . .i ...i , t
ihen. nciln the petitions v Inch came
In from inlcul,kd dilr.imtn ciIIIiir upon
their (oncre-smen to stand l.i the Grout
hill exactli as It i issed the Hoaso at the
lat session ciutd a number to so i2iinst
the pr stilt mtisure when It was amende 1 I
ns was nccessirj for It" perfect'on There
forUth'e wu"nnn 'llnal iKTss.iRe' de-pitetne
tremendous opposition of Its opponents
-i minn inn proces-unner ititiire or l"o
hill w'U Etrensthcn rather thin weiken It ,
If, tt C.nfite nc m, r4lml t, .. It 1
will leaie no croinds fr th ire of tils- '
crlmlmtion between whit Is clalned to be i
two framls In the butter line Hml this
amendment not l.etn adopted a sepanto
hill wruld certiinls haie been reported is
there Is treat demind for such a law " I
I1II.T, fllll, rIIIlV HOlT .CIlO.IHHI.flOO. '
lllier nml llnrfior Cfinllulssloit ICeepn ;
Aliliriiiirliitimi Iloirn. j
Wi"hlnston, Teh 12 A definite under- i
standing his been reached hj the Rlier nnd
it,.i..e.i..iAn .i... k ., t
., ....u. s... .....i--..tt ttirtt. in.-ut.-, itnu nut-
nor uhi now approachini; completion shill i
he kept down to about W.M the amount j
cirrled hv the me .sure frimed nnd tie- '
fented Hstieir. The committee Is norki.te-
dill, hut the decisions on st.etiiie items I
are an lenmuie arti open to reilsion.
.MOST CPKSI Il mil,OMTIC I'OST.
Senate Committee Ilect.iiimcnila Thnt
Stilnr) of lllnlsler He Inereaxeil.
Washington. Ptb. 12. An Increase of tho
salirj of the Minister to Persia from Solv)
to f7,005 was recommended to-dav bi tho
t-Vmto Committte on I'orcI?n Itelatlous.
The post is ald to be one of tho most e
ptnolie In the diplomatic sen ice.
Keferred o n Micflnl Committee.
Washington. I'cb. 12 The Wiys ard
Means Committee to-da referretl the in
icstigatlon of the right of the treaty mik
ing pow i r to tonclude reciprocity agrce
nints afftctlnt- duties and reiennes iih.
out lonsultlng the House of Representatiics
to n .special committee consisting of Hep- I
resentatiies Paine. Dalzell. firosienor n.
publication, and lUchardson and Robertson,
Democrats.
The resolution was Introduced bv Mr.
Tawney of Minnesota, and has been adopted
I ft trk ii cit.i iiriri1mL.il 1 tnm tit t.fttitntiU i .. ti . .
...I...U.... ..u.it Hit. .. tliuiltl JV
in rri:itiN-
Houn, IrilTii IIo was foimrlj Uteincr
inmortnt imi- in tlie Hrulsli sfnlci'
tthiaie i
, The I.trqrt Itcni i Mli.1oi for nllwar
f incnort.itlrn of mill- The rural free tic-
, llitij Etoiilte Rtt n Imrias of $1 iVI ' ,
I makins the tci.il tT'oO). antl prol-ion ii
mule to plnce the ruril c frier- i.ndt r a
i contract jMfn. .nstt id of al mos as i t
t p'. eit The -tr.i ailowait. for fat rail-
wn ipi j sertiee otn.n .-.. Vnri. ..n.i
V jhlnrtni 1- on-itt.d but tl.it for tho
ir. ct between jvhini ton .1 tl Ni w O--
,n" and f'cm KiiiMt (. it to Ntwton.
Ki" 'included
Thrri W no proiinon for pietimtic tube
senice. tint eubjert lwirs cei.r-d in a
-epirate lil"l Pur hit r. i-t of salaries of
j-ot Dill, e cli rk- SMI ir) I, allowed and
S2 ..(..j for lnere ie in hilaries of riilwav
. .. I,i ,n
iriMioi'iu vrio vitiio i:n.
! Arljnxtn n-.Ml.It at World I'alr n-
',:" J" " '' -
, ,'1" L l"'a !"' lx'-
I Washington rh 'J Sf nator liuniliara
I J!1K lew Loilllldnv to FxiK'
-mi nun v "i- ..-
i1UHIl) ear I'ilir Site.
lid
A 5-li.JO.i pnidlnff eontrirt for the 1m-
m Pnttii if tl .i t. ....
" r.'X ""--"'" "act norm or Kor-
l ' ' arK- controlled h tho Pirkifew I'.e-
"..j
.i.tv 1 f.nn.... ..t .
7" r.'""' '" u "TIriins y .icre,
hn'M
, ,", "Xu .' V"""1. ""'"a." rlnt of
ttntraplK
,.;,.;" lo.nim. now In 'Ilia, for
his -inclion to the tr.ni k 'n,e Con
iiact v.i- ilrtwn bj .ttri. j Hcnrj
'"lll'id Tin propert Pnolitil Is Ki-ow'ii
ns th- J.C.jo. trnct. 'omposttl of the Cat
nn I-. i.litn I i and the umersiti tract
Mace the l'ar'.Mew Itealty Conipam'.
through tne ani j of the Lincoln iru't
ton.pini, K.iln.tl contrtl of the propertj
udjo'i-li,; tne Worlds I an tratt on the
iioith. siepj, hue bun tuki n to make of
...-"... a.'.ul '" I'ttlnu of this
s..... .. t ii. ilut. rtim la i iiot'cy. Ih
i orl. in.i oocupi a'lout tight nonths
i i' V,,.1 V..i A"i,!'dls.'1 .r.on.a,n -ii.r3t.erly
" LT, V V. ', "' l " ' r . t . n",1.
,n ,,hl-1' il trar. - Vi) ic( i, 4na b Ue I!i!t-
,rre aunu . h
i-.ir.T iem.'. en Pie norm hi Uelmar
aiiuue to .Meliille annua, en the w.st b
.'.s. ,....- ...i..u. iili-'i wem. ar alenne
the WathliiRKii l'ni.rltj tract, tiei the
N.undarj fol'ov s the ashhiKton l"iiiicr
s't lino oi the smith anl on the 'i si.
null it toucles Porest iMtk, then on the
sjiitli : l.j I rest Pari, rt arlj one mile anj
a. half eat to I nlon i.nnue
All toeither. about Jl'i(in iti i. -
, penthtl in the improieirfnt of ihN ntoi-
tit. cradlni; it laiinj; out stnets uuil
constructing ci crs antl snkwa'ks
nr-rtmr. -..
fj REQUIRE FIRE FHIPF
U""' rlnt: COsHrCs.
-, ,, .. T .
.M:iOr, 1 OHCe 1111(1 (. OmilllSSlun(I'(if
,ii,i;.. t,,;i,i:.,.. h--h .
L unlit. iiUIIUIUgt Will Act.
All buildings which should be n, i,i,,i
with firo escapes, vill be Insptcted Lj tho
pollen so soon as a Ilt ot the structun s
shall haie betn submitted to Mnor Wills
In rommh'sioner ot Public BulKHm., Lons
ftllow Minigir.s. les.eb and owners of
bulldlnc- ttnit are not equlppid will be nu
tlitdl to coniplj with the ilre-csc ipe ttat
utt. Mai or Wells purco-es to hue the fire
e'lape I m enforced ProceedlnRs will ho
lnstttutetl aj;anst owners v 1 o itfu. to
ohei the law. or who show a deposition io
i lade the law or postpone trectins lire
esc.ipt
It appiars tint some hotels are not pro
illetl with P.e escapes Xctlces were stilt
to owntrs anil manners ul these p'acis
s, i, ral nioi.th- iqo. tut nil tne notices
wire not neeaeu ire uepu j Comm s-
slurfr of VlMt r.uUlinRs instnieied As
tisaut lTosccntini, Attom-i .Ichrson to
iuitute rrocc. .linf s aains- ore nuinRcr.
,,ul ,,t ,s ,Mr Jt KI . , done thli
as .et "'" "",
.
"
OLD SHOEMAKER IS ASSAULTED.
piiol-ml .mil Tfnlilioil ,.f ',Q1 1,. rIN. ..
l-"n" ml l-OIIDCU '' -N In I A
I nknovni jlen.
H Quisle., a shoemaker. Cj n irs old
w i'i assaulted and robb, d at his. sl-cp No
7)7 North Sixth stitet. a few minutts after
S o'clock list night b two men. who m-
tered the nl ice just is he was clo'int; up
yulslevhi.l turned oat the gi in s
shop and was about to lock the door when
well drcsstd. came In and al oil to look at
a pair of shoes Quisit i struck a n itch
.tt.l reneheil nr, in fri .- n. ,.. r ne I
:v " .:.r: "-,. .'-. "" "" t . -"
me :oor,"rs grtoocti mm around the neck
"'" cuutvcu ni-n irem in nmo. wnue tie
lZ!iUhUS'Z'l'cV'' ,""' . V ' lt
rol'l f currenci .i "11S- '' '"K
roll or currencj . mountinK to S;j
RECEPTION TO MRS. DAVIS.
Oreeled liy Ilnnduds of Citizens of
I5iinnns;liani, Ala.
llirmlngham, AH . Keb. 12 Mrs. Jefferson
Iailr. arrlieu here last cirnlng on her w ly
to Jackson. Miss, where she will appear be
fore the Legislature to urge the purchie
hlr? S.tat0 of ,Ml;'c'"lPPl of Ueauiolr. the
old Dai is mansion, for n home for Confed
erate soldier- A reception was tendered
her at the Morris Hotel to-dii and she was
greeted by hundreds of citizens She de
parted on a. special train this afternoon
It was learned that Mrs n.,io ...-.. -.1 -
offer from tho North of JKl.OOO for Heauio'ir
She offei-s the place to Mls!s-Irpi for jy) I
). provided the Stite 'will estnbllsli imi
milntaln tlure a home for soldiers of the
Confedcracj.
Some one of the Gfit "Want" ads. printed
In to-day 8 ReDUbllc mav ment. f-nrna
J to you. Aiwa) a read the "Want" ads.
LORD DUFFEBIN'S
CAREER IS ENDEP.
Death fonn's Poniefnlh to tho
Former (ioeinur (Jeii'-i.il of
Canada at His Ins-li Home.
HIS SON'S WIFE AN AMERICAN.
She Will Xow Itnomc .1 IVeir-'.
r.tihue of Clol.e Fin.iiue Cum
panr. Limited. 1- Ke
i.illed.
1 I irdon r. 1 Si-ile 11 ir(iilof !i"i 11
f.pri.ni r;.ier"or C'mril of I'nnh, ar.d
5li! !"il !i!li il irnm Iil,I iliplom itl- poits
In tin l'nslN'i er.lr iIipi! ,it r, s 0VI01 1.
jliN morni' s at hH re-liln -u C an.'i hoi
Cutiim Pnvn. Irn'.inJ
I-onl Uufinlii lr.il '!-: -cn In ill hi'-i'th
11. ; I'-o.il .i .i ii".i-?full .ifter a nlilit uf
I tit il nn',orx:loL nfw
I nnl Dnlftr.n ii.er wliolh iiiotritl
frum tlu cht' K which I ( i Ii i nil as
tin rnlt of tlie tip i til of hf 'on l.fi-'l
A i in it'th frloi nnil t'i i iilur. nf tin
1 o: ilon .mil ilol ' I'm r i')i-pcratlnn.
r.in'l'f d nnl kinilrcil t om en of which h
.i a t.rcitor ecWetnl h's brcil.ilown
"lth lli cici"lnn of hit mii?c-t nn.
I.i: 1 II.iinilton-Tem,iI-i:i nil mil who n
with hK 1 1 . la i lit tin Ninth l.inctr, in
Sinfh Africa, -ill tht fi"!lli r. ji-. cnt .it
tin- .1 it'iLM
linl Cliiililoc. the chh si s)-i who i
.i clet. in th- I'ort n;n (3. lice mil who
marrinl rinicrte. (Inohtei of tuhn H
I)ii of New or!.. smctnU to the title,
fml .mother Antfrlcin loins the rinks of
1 i-t 1 1:''-."' .
ine tttiieial or l.nni nuiie in wi 1 he pri
i itc Hi- hoi 111 je hiirieil In the rit
.anl lit C null do) c I",brnir 15
MOTHER OF 13 CHILDREN.
De.it h of Mis. Sarah II. Ciiini of
I'axion, III.
m:rt r.t.if -rpeiu
I'liton ill IM) 12-Tho fiinenl er-
.i m-. l t. i. -- .- 1...1.1 ... ..
' this aittrnoon Sh. (.'. ,1 t .tl i.-Pi.lai
; moraine lion p-irtirarml 1. after onli tvo
wnh.. illni Ir ' rum n is thi inotlit r
,,f thirte.n .hildrtn of whom elBht. ilrt
' P o SisKr of Greentleld. In. .'.-
I If H Keir of t il c!t . Mr- Iim Gn-
' nan of Urn 1I11. -Mrs .Millie Doush. rtv
, of Klrkctllle Mo: Mrs It t H.-.lloll of
l.iilonllli 111 .1. icke. of tlil citi . Ju-eph
lis. of Or., el ili"h and X . of Ofe
1 mil. O. surilie h r Her hush in I. .Ioe:ih
I'rum. dl.tl 'n tils o t in 154
I.I
1
iisiii-: pitocioi:.
Chlca,!
I"el 1.' Lewis nis.len Proctor.
fiKhteen ita-s t.Iitor of tht l:v nlm; Wis
consin nnd for lwtnP-IKe tar- a ltst'tnt
ot .Mill.aukti. tllttl to tl at his sistel s
tins, s vi.i.m ni
I'.FPl IHJCM'in u.
Carrington Mo . Feb 12. "Mrs Sillie
Clnlfnnt died it her home to-dn. ad (".
leirs Two thildrcn strilie her Mrs 11 (J.
Turrer and Mrs o M U ilkerson .llrs.
(onion and George Noland of Jefferson
("It! and Hlnton Nolaiul of Indt?p ndt nc1
were s!-ter and brothers.
11.1,1 1I II. I.OM5,
KUPl-nMC SPKCIAI.
Manriton. Ids , Feb 12 William A
I-oig jgeil 0) 5 e.ir l reI lent of this pi iee
tor ninet.cn i ear-t. dl.tl here lestertlij Irom
a complication of disei is
iiits. coit v w Ki:roiti).
r.nn m.ir spi n,i.
Norrls Citi. III. IVh U -Mrs Con Wake
ford, wife of H Wikfft.nl, Jr Postm ister
of this citi, tlletl this aftrnoo l
,i; ix.:: iimi:i. dickisii.
Duhith. Feb 1.' -Jut Ke Diniel A. Dirkln-
-on d'el to-tl .i
rlt his heme In this eltv
:u;er an imifs i.i-tii two it?r- Jiitlsf
Dlck'rson wa-one of nertiieril ittornM s
for the Fnitetl fct itcs St. el (VW nioi In
charge of all the mining properties of thit
tori or itlon in Mini r-ota
.IOH !v. ITI.
nni'i i.i.ic si i t-iAi.
rr-allles. Mo, 1M 12. John IC Kste-. a
piomintnt .Itizm rfiding lit ir this citi.
died this morning He v j0 ,J ieirs oM
iiks. - i( (.ono.
uriaiiMc-i'iviAi
Chester. Ill, Trli 11 Mrs N itici Gordon,
mother of Pr-d,!tnt A G Gordon of the
Gordon Telephone Con.pani of this citi,
ditd at hr liom in Perci to-dn. Tec Hei
erend G. A Onnlon, p 'Pr of tne Cnipbell
Hill I'ree Uiptii-t l I urch. is also one of li. r
sons.
. i: M IllMEI..
nn 1 1 i.icM'i.iiu.
Nfi.-di. Mo Feb 12 -. P McUanlel.
one of Nil id i's most irom nent loung men
a Ml si candidate for tointi Clerk subject
to thf action of tin I). piocratlc pirt, ditd
h re to-u ii
si:'ioi; in, u Kin i:vs si m:ii.
Ft ink fort Kj Pel. 1- Joe Illnkhurn.
Jr. 'O'l or Fnitid Stitei .-enatsr Joe C S
lilickbarn. diitl to-t' n at the burnt of
Colcii'l Iah I-lard II i.as about 15 )tara
oltl and unm irrit tl Hie liodi will be in
terred In tht fat.'te ctintttri h' rft.
(.H.I,!:sIMi; UllI.llON.
I.I.I I I Ll( bl'h'll I.
hilem 111. Feb l. Gillespie 1! Weldon.
mid clerk on the Illlno - tuthern Itillvai.
j till tl lit ri lat nli,ht from pieumon'a He
was a itteran ot the Cnil War, and was
igeil til tars The fanili rtsidrs In Cen-
tralia mil the funt ral 'lill take plaie thre
to-monow
I (l IS RICH PS-Ill. I
iti rri'Lic si-i 1 1 m.
I Mn'cout ill. 111 , Feb. 12 -Louis i: Iiuhter.
j aged 51 lears i w u bj land own. r mil a
, meniKr of th Count' Hoard nf Kimor-
iL-or tliitl KUtilmli tl lliart fiflurt this
morning
iiits. c vuir.itiM: .minsoi.
i.i ifni.ie-i'niu
Siletn Ill.F.b 12 Mrs C.Therlne It.nn-st-i.
wltlow of tht late Ciptun Thon.it It.
Johnson d'ed at .in earl." h( ur this morn
Pig at the hoTc ot !n.r daughter Mrs .
K Roger-" l)ectncd was 77 it irs oil and
was i n out ct Irelind Fi.rtril senior
i I 1 tie hll to morro i morning it S o'tlock
ami the bo Ij torn jed to .t Iiu's for
burial at HrMtf utai, t Ciai.U-j In the 'd
of lit r bust ami
11s. nwTAMIIIsun.
ItKI'I IJIJf si.L, i vu
San Angtlo. To... Til. li-Mrs .Mini i:
Tinkirclej. on .r th mest protrintnt and
(Vrli-st Si.-r', , ...'." seP.r
ite SlnV'ir. ,,V urt IV)
deatl
f.tiriie.I
irK oi ns.pct
MISS I.IM.Ii: SI iim:.
ItHITlII.IC .sITCIAL,
Granule III . 11, I.1 -Mls Tje j,um
"". ai.id 2o itars. died to-di,
t.,-.,,-. ,,(,,liI"M) . Mil I.IIII.
Gilienon. Ttx, Feb li At 10 '0 to-iJav
Girlind II MMIer, formerli a prominent
wholesale grocer and commission mer
chant of this .-itj. rii.il at Hotel Grand
He was born In FaeUeiille. Tenn Ilfti
four ens aHo He "en id In the Confed
erate anni and at tht clo-. of the Cliil
War locatctl in this citi. ileing splendidly
fquipped. 1 ,. sop.n becime in actiie force
In the cjmmcrci il afiiiis of Gali.ston and
continued as such until falling health com
pelled his retirement, about Hie jears .io
He lean-s a wife, four "ins anl a daugh
ter. GOVERNOR DOCKERY IN CITY.
Executive Visits St. Louis to Take
a Short Vacation.
Goiernor and Mrs Alexander M. Dockery
arrlicd in St. Iuis last night from Jeffer
son City anil are registered at the Planters
Hotel Their ilslt tn St Irfmls, Goiernor
Doykery sajs. is purely of a social nature
and for a little incatlon. The chief execu
tiic ami Mrs. Dockery attended the theater
last night Tlth St. Louis friends. They
probably v. Ill return to Jefferson City tomorrow.
FOUR NEW ENTRIES
IN AERIAL CONTEST
Wilfoid F.inell Aiiship Would
Can Two Tons Miidc-,
Its Own AVeihf.
HAS SIDE WHEELS AND SCREWS.
-I. IL O'Donnel of ritt-lMiis, Kieh
aid I.'ediesUc )f Chii'.iuo and .M.
V. Ciitienden of C.uiha,'e,
Yio.. All IIsim- MoileN.
I'i.mi i nines were nnde hi the Worll's'
Fair air-hip tonltst n-frdu In inientors
fitim lE'h.iis s, ctlons nf the countri J 1 1.
0 Don.. 1 of Plttsbarg s-'il,niits his nime as
i (ontt stent His maehlne is de-crllKd is .i
sini e inntrii line, built on prim 'pies on
tin li forden tn ai j thing h. retofore nt
temptct! II mik.s the ilum that inst.ad of lin
ing t.iercome dlfflri.ltles tn.ointered hv
nth. r his inientlon mtlreli tllmlnates
tht m T" e O Pcnu 1 airship enil'.ates the
tollowlng des ,-jh .,i qn -licatloiis. I eist pos
slh'e r.sit.rie ti. ilr. graduated taming
capacitj . j erf. tt if. tj In iae t.f , ollapse.
i.mi be tlmited at will nn aset ml md .le--iml
will, p rftu . .se and gr ire. iconom)
and siinpHtlti of corstn.i thm, In nothing
mini is0n,e o' tom..!i,atel nl lo.(..W4
rtr. n.i sp,,j ih, j,,s i,pfcr, , ,.
t. I. led
rf ! I.f elsl, si;:s p.mu-,.
In. ".'.'il Fane!! airship I is b-en . n
. 1 hi It.iin T tttoII .,',, ,;UKeIU!"rar.
I. Jr ,,f Ja-l-miill.. PI, maklng
1 tori,sP!li;'t,0,'i1- f"r 7r"er.tin the In
f.. i.s 1 1, . e would thank joi for In
f tmiti, i, i.tnieinliur tht airship i rize. that
lie r oi'rT"V. "'"' """fr lontlitS,,,
i.i.q .,;'' "le "xtli'ne we propose to
.hilit wi'l be thirti teet from bow t. stem
-.'.We,1.': 'pounds'" m!'k,m"- "''"'"
eI'eVne;i",!,;'.,"'""11.u.i bJ three-horse poller
wtdLh. ,'n in.V""l"V of c',r"'"B two tons
weight in edditinn to Its own It 1 equlpred
I.KU .win -citws ,st,rI1 .,nU two ildt
wmels fi.rv.inl. with automatic hil inces
anl rimdir It rartles an United big of
k.i. the gis b.j.,,- K,nerattd l.i the sS,me
.iigine wh'cl. furnishes the riTlie power.
The maehir.. -i III 1, , nte r. das the Ilford
I arn II airh!..
One Mini mil. Three lilens.
It'ihcril i: W U lieske of Chic igo v rites
thit In bis three differ.nt ideas for alr
shts j.t inqulns th" Htest .'ate one tan
ent. r the ( .,ntCst Mr. R. dle-ke n-ks for the
mints of those v ho aie willing to atlianre
t tl'Ifl "Jttliient to mike practical thlnrs
of his ideas He i..- rjndl ih admits that
he must h ue assisimce in cirri ing out his
projects
M F CrltterUen Of Cirlhnee At1 nf7nra
to tlonati his pitentct! pi ins for an airship
Jo niij ptiran who will Iniest enough tapl
IhI tt. ptrfett the Inientlon He sa,s tint
lit tlot - not siek am remunention. his
null obje. t belnj to se an A merle in win
the prize offered hi the i:p.jsltlon eom
1'ini The Inientor sus thit his craft can
le constructed for a few thousand ilollir".
It must bo b lilt of aluminum The Idei
unbraces thre. principles- th- cignr-shipetl
billoon tl e aero,)!ine and tlr- motor.
t.iil'it Toner Is Proponed.
A J lBunr..nnl of Montere. .Mexico.
rui,t'ts f,.r the Worll's Fair a tower lwl
feet h'gh. built from the Interior, with
rinrs bnltitl ttigMhtr. the whole In four sec
tions of 27) ftit. each like the mat of a
ship antl each section gned from its top hy
stetl wire c ibles anchored ErtO feet from the
has,. Tne to;, lould be reached either l.i
tl.iators inside or I cihle tars drawn up
the guj ropes hi the power operating the
clew ting prlrrltle. The sensition Imparted
to the ilsitor on the summit of the mat
would rtseinble tht swailng of a ship mast
ut "en
SANTOS-DUMONT MADE
HAZARDOUS TRIP IN AIR.
CmiKlit In n c;nle nml Sllglif Mlwliaiis
I'ollon Inmleil
.Snfely.
frpriTM. nr cahm: to thk xn touk
HCH l.l VNDTHR ST I.OI I HF.I'UHUC
Morte Cirlo. Feb. 12 (Copi right. ISOi)
Iletwren showers, this ifternoou M. Sintos
Duinont made a fourth "sortie" from his
icrodrome with his airship. At 2 o'clock,
the riin hailng cised for a moment, the
neronaut 'ailed awai in the direction of
L. ipe Mirtin. ting precetl'd b two boats
from the Prince of Momco's lacht. the
Princess Alice, ami followed b a steim
launch commanded by the Prince.
Half-win between the aercdrome and
Cape Martin, the ski bciming cloudy and
the wind siiildenlv rNing. the aeromut
wlee'.id about ind returtittl to the port,
where the occupants of the steam launch
were able to stlze the guide rope antl con
dict the airship ( near the aerodrome at
tventi-tlie minutes to 1 p. m
The nancuiers then became lerv dif
ficult Some of the suspension wires lad
broken, and the Prince had h's irm bruised
li the guide roje which weighs llftv
kilogrammes. nnepng rapioli oier the
tern of tl e steim launch It is not
thought tint the Prince's injury Is serl-
OLS
When the ilrsl Ip was ten meters from
shore ih( guide rope was nissed from the
strtm laurih to a small bciit ard tnen to
i nrkmin on tlu jittj Th's Is the lorgest
tiip which ?antos-Dumont has ac
tompllshetl with his airship, both as to
tho time and uitance
After the lamlin" had been ncomplishid
the P. Inec r-celii-1 M Santo Dumont and
the Die tl'I: o ami aT.ngid w th the aero-
I unit inr.ous plans for landing mantiuers
during the next excursion.
The Due and Duchesse tie Rissaro ard
Mil- Maili ilcRas'iio who. with the Em
press HLgin'e, Iiul been watching the ti
trations fro n Cai e M irtln, came to the
aerolr-re to tire-int the aeromut with
tl elr ftlicltatii.ns ind thote of the Fm-
es
Half an hour afte- tl e icronaufs return
tt. the aevO'"ro"i" the Ir. 1 betam liolent
a hci.i rrlitorm followed and the sta
l"ame len iui;Ii
PROMISES NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Coulter Sins Sl.irlliii Facts Will
Be Ih oiilit (int.
nniM 1'i.ic si-rcnu
Si Jos ph. Mo . Peb 12. C F Booher.
father of Prosecuting Attornei Booher of
Snaiiuh. returned from Council Bluffs to
daj. where he Interrogated Majmrd Shoe
m iker the mm who made a statement In
connection with the Richardson cise.
Booher sais Jshoemaker will be subpemed
as i witness In the trial of Stewart Tife,
as he gne some inside facts concerning the
crime which the State tleems important.
Booher said that the prosecution was
beirg hand'cippcd hi per.on3 who should
be Interested in bringing the guilti one to
justice He ass rtetl posltiielj 'that some
startling facts, not heretofore mentioned
or thoaght of. would be brought out at the
trill of Fife, hut declines to say what they
COUNT TOLSTOI IS WEAKER.
All the Members of His Family at
His Hedside.
Talta. Crimea. Feb 12. Count Toltol Is
continually growing weaker. His temper
ature Is low and his pulse aries from 1M
to 102.
The pneumonia is not spreading:, and the
Improitment In his pulse and temperature
has awakened hopes that he may rally.
All the members of the Count's family
r assezuoieu av jiia Diauiiuth
5f4Mj5 .$gtl
Kr$??????????ir9rit??r.t
om:o cm ii ii s(ii:u m: 'i iii-
Odnjii i Iuh will glie a misquerade I ill at
Fiaterml Hill. Bleitnth strict and Frank
lin nienue, rcxt Siturdiv iieulnj- Prizes
will be awarded for the most unique cos
tumes. Mils. OIIIMCII OIITVIt. I)IOlt(ll
Magdileni M Orbach ohtiln. tl a dlion.
Jtst.rdn In Judge Taltj tourt irom
Christuiiher I. Oil.ach, who she -tiUs s
a minlstir in Niw Vork hhe ch irj,e.l de--ertloii.
I'd III tl ( LI II CKI.illllt VTION The
Forum Club celibratnl t.-!' blrtlnlis of
Abraham Lincoln ind Fitd-ruk ioui,l is
I i-t ni(,ht heieral adtlr.iises were male
and Donor T. II. Clark reid the Gtttjs
burg address.
si.oo isiinn in thip.ks The
silonii of Hohtrt J Reld at No 7U North
Flftetnth street was enternl h thleies ips
tertla morning and SJ. tltti rlars antl i
tlotk wire stolen n , ntrante was f
fiitetl l.i forcing ii n tb re ir door
'iniMSIKHs Mlsr MM' III.OI.X Cs
Jutige isii7, nus ruled ie-ttitlij in tie
Dajton Strut Pol n court In lining a ne
gro coal drlier for obsiruttlng a Hn niw ii
i.i'. that when the in torman notlhis .i
Uumster hi must turn out ot the track
I'litMiiiti: niMiti) in- 'iniii:
lhe mot tl lj met ting of the ?t I.mlt
rurnlturt- Hi in! of Tiadt wal be held in
Assembi Ituiitn, Nu 1. t.ntn lit. r t.r tin
l enturi build nt. tn-nUht 1 umh will h
seried alter the has'nes is ad trinsntnl
V(.i:n liociiui vi 'i m: iihs.m.
Dutior J F Pi. Hot k 2. itars ..1,1. of .so
17u" (Jhlo aienue. was placid .n the i Iti
Hrspltil last ni(,ht II. his bun prac
ticing m. tin n In St l.ou.s- (or more than
thirti i.ars m.l is uafr. rii j, irntii gin-ril
ikblllti
iii'AKnr i oi: imhi:mi:'i iti:iu:r
Ven.o the artl-t win giie ,n enitraii
mtnt it the Oil on Tus.ii ei.ning. I h
ri. in J5 and t.nt.-hilf of tht protte.s wi.l
l.o to the t mil les of the Itreme.i who atre
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IIP.Mtl i: . COM IDIi'l'-.lltde
A.lims In tht t'nlttd fctatis DIstilct oart
itsteitln tommittitl lienr r.ians rt the
bankrupt Urn or Flans Uios u. Jul on a
i harge of innttmpt of couit. He refusttl to
hind oi.r tertatn inoneis ii(cli to lie In
his possssji n
stiii:i:t cmi iiskh n u,o-i
Chi tokee tar mil Into a iagon tlrnen til
Hirman Harr of Nt. 52 IIoik infon! ro id.
at Graiols ai.nue and Cntrokte street, un
r'tling the wagon nnd throwing Harr tut
into the street He was brul-ed aln ut he
ten tup
IM OltPOIl Ti:i The MoeUler PrPit-
ing Compini tapltalizel at tlO.'M tiled
irticles of Incorporation , estenlai The
stotk consists of lirt shatcs. lulued at $IC0
each. Joseph F. Martin holds seinti-four
s-h ires. Frank J Miner one and F. 1
Mockler tin nti-tlie
i)iui:i: thiiow fiiom wvco'v
Corge P ililtztr of No 32 Easton ni enue
was thrown to the street hi i tolliIon ht
j treen a wagon he was driiing nnd a Page
aienue car. bttieen Baiard and Ejct.d
j aienuft He sustained a sealp wound abo it
' ti o inches org
j HOUSIIS Kll.l.llp I COMIIO V
Cass aienue tar at King's hlghwai and St.
, I.uls aieiue list night col'it'.tl wi h i wa;
, on drlien hi John L irtwright of No Jsn
Semtle aienue Both horses were ti hadli
injured thei had to Le shot The drliei e-
tapeu lnjuri oi jumping
IIIIti:iti IMIIVTION t a meet
ing cf D.ilsioi, No 3. Ancint Order cf
Hibernians at Mal-ichj's Hall. Twent
pmth and Clark aienue. to he he d to
morrow night, there will be Inltiitlons ird
tirllls the tin using Its ntw uniforms
A so Iil entertainment will foiolw. accom
lanleti hi the serilng of refreshments
(ONtI. W IMS IM'Olttl VTIO
Chltf of Police Kiilj receiied a letter jes
terdn from I". Telchmann. I'nite 1 St itei.
Con-ul at elnar. Germani . retjuestlug ii
rormatlon concerning the whereiboats of
Jnhannis ard AIojs Groll. brothers, who
tame to St l.ouls In ISC. and established a
business as forwarding agnts
Mill C 11 GUT IN A IlirS (leorice
Carr of No r232 South Jefferson aienue,
emploied at a do'intovn box factory, was
taken to the Cltv Hospital es;rrdii with
a hidli mingled arm. which was liter am
putited. While feeding press the arm was
taught hi the m ichinerj and crushed be
fore the engine could be stopped.
At (.1ST !II.E I.OSKS HIS CO VT
August Carle, deputi clerk In the probate
Court lost an oitrcoat lalued at 22 and
two pairs of gloies lesterdav He thinks
thej were stolen The gloies wero In the
jorket of the io.it. Mr. Carle left the eourt
i.inm for a short time, and when he re
turned tlje coat was gone
SI III IlII HFSIIlIlNCn DOHGEIl
A fire In the one-storv brick resilience of
Jacob Schauh. No 630O Spsncer place. earl
this morning damaged tne building to the
etent of t(W and destroitd turnlture
nlued at fcJ'i There was no one nt home
when the fire started and Us cause was not
tllscoitr-'d.
COIIOMHI PWP.STIGVri'NG DEVT1I
Milton Wellington, a negro, died at the
Citi llo-pual nt i o'clock irsterd.i morn
in,r. following a saloon fight Tuesday night.
The ciuse of deith is sill to hue been
epllcpsi. but Gtorge Coleman, a negro, with
whom he quarrelm. is held a prisoner pend
ing the Coroner's Inqutst. Coleman Is said
to hnie knocked Wellington down, render
ing him unconscious.
sr.wr.K 111 1.1. line LI.KI) The Ilonril
or Ilibllc lmproiements' bill to amend sec
tions of the Murliip.il Code, so ns to make
old ordinances rel mug to sewer construc
tion antl miintennnce conform to Charter
amendment, hns besn recnllid from the C.ly
Council b the bo ml Ine onlj difference
betwten this bill and the. ordinances In the
Municipal Code was in the word "Joint dis
trict." which were added bj the board.
rHRllCTOHH KI.liCTEIl 4t the im-
nuil meeting of the stockholder.s of the
Mermcd U Jaccird Jewelry Company jes
frday seien directors were elected as fol
lows A s Mermod. Goodman King. C.
F Mithei. D A, Jaccard. R C. Bolt. E II.
Mend mil A. r. Strnsburger. the two last
bt?ng new members These officers were
rleited: A. S Mermod. president: Goodtmn
King lice prf.s dent and secrttarj ; C. F.
Mathev. treasurer.
PROOF Or IIKIP.SHIP Proofs of
he'hlp which were hied In Probite Court
itntcrdav on behilf of Mrs. Andrew Cleg
horn, of Boston. In which she claims to be
the hilf sister of Marcus Blair, of 170J
Washington aienue, who tiled recently
sbow that had he l'icd a little longer he
would lni" Inherited a fortune His father.
Captiln Marcus Blair, who died a few
months ago had willed him laluable lands
In Camda.
ST. TI1IIKSVS ptRtnn IIMOX V
large rr-eting cf the different societies of
St lertsi's larlsh was held in the school
hill bundav afternoon to m ike nrrange
nents for St. Patrick's Dij paraile. The
MlsIc Committee reported th it it had se
tt red the best band of music in the city.
The following committee was appclnted to
lock after the floats md decoration: John
Gormin. James Suffern T. O Keefe. Mat
thew Courtnej. J McMahon. J. Hagerti.
John lllnes. William Riley. Frank Nooian
The following gentlemen were ilected:
M I Mulilhlll. grand mirshal: James Cor
i oran. assistant grand marsh il.
WARRANT ISSUED FOR ROBBERY
Conductor Sollars Identified ntiss
mnn as Accomplice of Conncello.
A warrant rharglng burglary In the first
degree was Issued jesterdiv against Wll
lum Hussmm, a peddler. Hi Ing at No. 1223
North Fifteenth street. He Is charged with
being Impllrated with John, alias "Short."
Councelle In the robbery of Conductor
John W. Sollars at Fifteenth nnd Biddle
streets last Saturday night. Councelle was
shot nnd killed bi Officer Smyth of the
Fourth District, while making his escape.
Hussman was Identified h Cond actor Sol
lirs. He was robbed of SI RI and a watch.
The" stolen property wi found in Coun
celle's possession after he was shot.
Do ou sleep comfortabl ? If not. try a
new boirdlng-house. 170 of then are ad
icrtised In to-da'a Republic.
l.TIC MUSIC HAM, Bt'RMlD.
Utlcn. N. Y.. Feb. 12. Music Hall, the
property of the Maennerchor of this city,
and Eernle was killed. Tho loss by lire is
was burned to-day. Lieutenant John Ber
nle of the Fire Department and two other
firemen were caught beneath a falllnc wall
m.
! Iiv the City.
KiONEY JROUBLES; !
Mrs. Lonise 31. Gibson Says
That Tins Fatal Disease Is
Easily Cured by Ijdia E.
rinkhnm's Tesctablo Coin
pound. ' I)n it Mi.'. PiMiii lm : I felt very
discourntjed tvro joars a;jo, I liail iuf
fereil so lonsj nitH kidney troubles anil
other tomplititions, ami hiil taken so
much miilicinc xiitliout relief that I
htan to think there ii.-.s no hope for
me. Life looUetl st) jjoi il to me, hut
v.hat i-. life nithout health? I v.anted
to be w ell.
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MRS. IOUli: M. GIBSON".
"Iijilfa K. Iinl.hamN Vege
table Compound ciind me and mado
me 11 ell, and that is tvhy I gladly
write i ou this, and frlaitly thank you ;
six bottles was all I too't, together
with '.our Pills. My headache and
bickiche and kidney trouble went,
n .it to return: tlie burning sensation
I had left altogether: my general
health was so improved I felt as young
and light and hanpy as at twenty."
Mks. Lot isi: (.mson. 1813 Langley
Aie.. Ch!ciro. Ill $5000 forfeit if abova
tritmnnfol Is nbt aenulne
If i ou feel that there is anything at
all ttnusual or puzHing about your
tase. or if jou nishtonlidential advice
of the most experienced, n rite to Mrs.
l'inkhani. Linn, Mibs . and yon will
bo advised free of chirge. Tjj'rtifl E.
Pinkliam'sYojrctableCoiiipouiid
has cur.'d and is curing thousands oi
cases of fLm.-.ie trouble.
THREE DISTRICTS
ACCEPT CHALLENGE,
Se entli. Tenth and Mounted Po
lite a'arkMiien Will Meet
Centralis tiaturdav.
Members of the Seventh. Tenth and
Mounted I'ollce districts haie accepted the
challenge of Cmtral District marksmen
for a reiolier match next Saturdiy at
the new range. No. 13 South Sixth street,
and Sacretari Dnden has been notified oJ
the composition of their teams. Scleral
other districts are expected to be heard
from In the course of the next two di.
Cantiin Creec will head the ttam from
the Seienth District, while Sergeant
O'Lean ai d Ofliters Burns. Hancock and
Shinremm will compose tne rem lining four
member- of the team. Each competing dis
trict will send file men In Its team, and
both the Tenth and the Mounted will select
this number from a list aire itly prepared
bi the Captains of the districts.
Members of the Tenth District team will
be chosen from Sergeant King. Sergeant
Logan ard Sergeant Nolte and Officers)
Spratt. Craig. Ileeies nnd M. Comer. Cap
tain McNamee will probabl head the list
from the Mounted District, with Officers
M Gibbons. Uorden. Lee. Iluel, Thompson,
and Cabanne as candidates from whom th
remaining four members will be chosen.
Officers Shipp. Long"! orth. Barada. Thomp
son, Joplin. Itace and McCormick are the
men from whom the Central District team
will be selfctcd, with chances faioring tho
selection of Officers J. It. bhlpp. William
Longworth. Thompson, Joplin and Itace.
In the seien das' shoot just concluded
at the new range Secretary Walter Dry
den of the Ninth District was high man
with a total of 1.C.K2 points out cf a possible,
score of 1.7 20 Officer Keeies was second
man In the total, with a score of 1 518. whlla
Uttlcer J. It. bhlpp wa3 third, with a total
of lESi
Other scores1 made In the -even-day shoot
were M. motions. 1 514; Sprutt. l.Kfc; Barada.
1435; Itaie, 1.47S: lionlcn. 1.456; F. Thomp
son. 1.4S5. Lee, 1.435: Daniel. 1.42S; WellSL
1.420; Cr-ilg. 1.428: Hasson, 1,411; Hancock.
L33t; Captain Creeey. 1 SS9; R. Thompson.
1376; Shlnneman. 1,356; Kuel. 1.335; Sergeant
O'Lear. US! Captain Creccy mide the.
highest indii Idual score of the shoot, total
ing 236 In ttn sh t" whieli stands aa thtt
reconl for lndividualls to date.
In the final itH' ehuot. edd lesterday.
Otflcer Itteies was high man with a score
of S12. Drden was second with 230 Other
scores were Shipp. 224: Spratt. 222; P.
Thompson. 222: Barada. SI; Hasson, 231;
Metier. 20b. II mcock. 221; Captain Creeey,
222: Sergeant O'larv. 2lS; Shlnneman. 203;
Bock. 204: Dinlel. 22j It Thompson. 213;
M OIbb"ns1 216: Borden. 216; Ruel. 215; Le
203: Craig, 211. Race. 219.
ITattlce will be continued by members of
the district teams until after the district
mitch next Satarday. Captain itoemer yes
terd 1 notified the officers, howeier, that
all membirs of the force would be welcome
at the range for practice and wuald b
glicn an opportunity to lmproie their per
centage. The new Police Reiolier Clmj will
meet to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock to
draw up rules and elect a board ot direct
ors. DR. MILEN.
(ESTABLISHED 1ST.)
'WS
mm
) SEXUAL
r DISEASES
I ) OF MEN.
Doctor Milen Is the only specialist In sex
ual disasei of men In St- Louis who treats
all patients personally. Ills, experience ta
mere extensile and sxul greater than any
ether specialist in his line In America. !!
has the largest and beii-eqiupped offices la
the West, and has the lamest practice. H
refers to the best banks nnd business men.
He cues a legally blnaing contract to cur
or refund his fee.
He guarantees a (jy-c mir lasting cur
In all cases of bexonl lt-l.lilt. Speciflo
Illootl Pnl-nn. Strlctnre. Vnrlcorel.
Wcnlt nnek. Proalnllr Trouble and all
"exn-l Aliments nf Men.
Continuation free. Oder Iinnrs, 8 au
in. tn 8 p. nt. tlnlly nml 8 tt 12 Snntlay-.
WrSIa ,f 5 cannot call, nnd descrlb
58 I IIC our troubles and receive by re
turn mail, free of charse Dr. M lien's per
sonal diagnosis of lour discise.
Address THEODORC MILEN. M. D., ot
DOCTOR MILEN MEDICAL CO
MOMnSt, Opp. Pitt Ofcn,SLLiriv . i
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