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FRISCO BACKING
NEW BELT LIE.
Planned to Encircle St. Louis With
a Terminal Haihvny Crossing
All Knterinir Koads.
fvtW BRIDGE CONTEMPLATED.
Burlington and Other IiO'ids Im
ported Interested Will I'.e En
abled to Iicach World's Fair
Site Relief for Congestion.
Plans aro about completed to belt St.
Louis with a terminal railroad line, to this
mppon of which tlio Frisco null the Inter
state Car Transfer Company are definitely
committed, ana which may take, into its
f : sanlzatlon several other railroads run
ning Into St. Louis, anil later cause the
cons'ructlon cf another bridge across tho
.Mississippi at uaronaeiec uy me ut-n t
oarly construction, roads now unable ivjulJ
be nble to reach tho World's Fair site.
These plans contemplate an extensive de
velopment, involving heavy expenditures, in
adding to the terminal end belt-line sys
tem. of St, IxjuIs, which, it is authoritative
ly stated, hae been encouraged by nn open
"velcome by tho merchant1 of SU Louis sind
the transportation lines interested In this
sntewny.
Arrangements are under way lor the
financing of tin- project in tho nasi, but
within the -last few days several of tho
largest tnit companies of St. Ivniis have
expressed a desire to finance ths new ter
minal railroad and all necessary Improve
ments v.htch the full consummation of tho
dial may demand.
By persons connected with the- matter,
Tiho refused to be quoted directly, it Is
stated that It Is not too groat nn assump
tion to place In the new company the Bur
lington, the Frtco, the Colorado, the Katy
and even the Missouri Pacini roads. tli:ugh
the last Is one of the strongest members of
the Terminal n.iilrnad Association of St.
IjOula. These roads, the Wabash, and all
other roads entering St. Louis, which nec
essarily must cross the line of the proposed
sew belt line, could benefit by It.
Two years ago the Interstate Car Trans
fer Company. 'located In the Security build
ing, secured the stock of the Central Uelt
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Company, carrying Its franchise, and has
since been able, through the courts, to t
moke several changes working toward the
ocect or a oeit lino arounu nu ixiuis 10
relieve thj through traffic.
The Interstate Car Transfer Company
transfers cars ncross Ihe Mississippi ltlver
on steel hull boats, or.e of which Is the
largest In the United Stater, carrying thirty
cars. Members of this company, especially
Jta president. W. IC. Kavanaugh. have sj
far represented the membership of the Cen
tral Belt Company. The Central Belt was
reorganized last November with a capital
of J1.500.0CO, and It was then announced
that the construction of a belt railroad
wou.'d Immediately be begun. Mr. Kava
nauph is prcsid-nt of the Central Belt alsu.
TI.M:ns PItni'OSUM
JX THE ntlUTE.
It Is proposed. Instead of starting from
Jefferson Barracks, lo start the roI at the
Junction of tho St. !3uls and San Fran-
iseo Railroad tracks with tho city limits,
" route then to run in a northerly eind
: orUiwesterly direction to the North and
w.'i'h road, about W0 feet east of Us inter
ne, uoi: with tho Clayton road, thence north
wardly around Clayton, skirting the county
t- u on th west to the junction of the 11c
K 'ifght road and Colorado Ilailroad tracks;
then to parallel the Colorado tracks to Uie
nonhomnio road, thence north and cast to
'he St. Cnarles ltock road, east to the
t'arson road und to Ferguson avenue, nnd
east and north to the Hall's Ferry road,
th.'niis southwardly and eastwardly to the
arts of the St. .Louis, Keokuk and Is'orth
v. .jsi.-rn Kaiiroad north of Prospoct Hill
;a'i-n.
The Interstate Car Transfer Company op
erates under contract with the Venice and
Care idelet Belt, owne-d by the Southern
Hallway. This road, it has been rumored,
may come in on the new belt line. This
line, which give." East St. Louis a belt road,
begins) at the "dike." extending to above
Venice, opposite the North Market street
ferry, and has Incline connection above the
llTe-hanta" nridse. It runs southward to
si point on the Mississippi River opposite
l--srerance street Incline. It also has a
right-of-way from Its southern end to Ca-rondel-t.
part of which Is made.
'onsti.iiCtio:v iip m:w
TIIMIlOr CONTEMPI.ATl'D.
The Interstate Car Transfer Company's
EXTRfiGRBIHiUtY &IERIT
Of a New Catarrh Cure.
Plijsiclans arc slow to take up new and
untried remedies until their value has been
established by actual experiment, and th-:y
are naturally skeptical of the many new
preparations constantly appealing and for
wh.'-h extravagant claims are made.
Tho most liberal ami cnltsrhtened' physi
cians are always itady, buxi.vcrto make
a fair trial -of anv r,ew fciievlfic and cet at
iti true medical value -
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A new preparation for the cure of catarrh
has atttacLCd much attention in tho iKist
few months, and bis met with gieat favor
from the medical profoson. net only i
cause It is remarkably successful in tho
cure of catarrh, hut also because it is not a
secret patent medicine; any one using it
knows just what he Is taking into his sys
tem. II is composed of blood root, which acts
on the blood and mucous m mbrane, hy
Irastin for same purpose to clear the mil-
us from head and thioal. and red gum
of eucalyptus trre to destroy catarrhal
germs In th" blood.
All of th se antiseptic remedies are com
bined in the foun of a pleasant-tasting tab
let or iocnge, and are sold by elruggists
under name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets,
ind manv recent tests in clfonic catarrh
ascs liave established Its r.irit beyond
question.
Dr. Sebring states that he has d scarded
inhalers, sprays and washes, and depends
sntlrely upon Stuart's Catarrh Tablets In
rcating nasal catarrh. He says: "I have
had patients who had lost ih? sense of
smell entirely, and whose hearing was also
Impaired from msal catarrh, recover com
pletely after a few weeks use of Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets. I have ben equally suc
cessful wilh the remedy in catarrh of the
throat and cstarrh of stomach. I can only
rrplaln It on the prlneijle that, catarrh is a
eoiiKtitut'onal disease, and that the anti
septic properties In these tablets elrive the
catarrhal poison completely out of the t"s
tem." Dr. Odcll says: "I have cured many cases
'if catarrh of stomach In th past Tour
months by the Use of Stuart's Catarrh Tali
lets alone, without the use of any othr
remedy, and without d'etlng. The tablets
are especlallv useful in nasal catarrh nnd
catarrh of the tbrpat. cleatlng the mem
branes snd.overconl'ng Ihe continual hawk
ing, coughing and expectorating, so disgust
ing And annoying lo catarrh sufferers."
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incline property on the Missouri side of .the
river connects with the Burlington just
north of tho Mereliants bridge and directly
opposite the noithern end of Venice aril
Carondelet Belt. The belt would operate
oer the Hurling ton, under special trackage
airnngenient, to a point Just outside of the
rity limit", where they would separate, the
belt line turning we.-t and ek'rting the city
around to the south. .t tlil-4 southern point
it Is the Intention In operate the steel-hull
limits in transferring cars, but the con
struction of a bridge Is in contemplation
for the future, at a cost of svernl million
dollars.
Extensive yards :tre propos-ed at various
points on tho belt, pne of the largest to be
located at the Cnrcndelet crosslrg. Yards
would cilso be built to accommodate the
Frisco, the Burlington and other roads
which might take membership in the new
company for trackage.
The line into the World's Fair grounds
will lie detet mined upon as soon as the in
tention) of the Pair IMrector-iare definitely
known. It Is the object of th. roads inter
ested to get into the Pair ml an equal
basis with all loads. The Burlington and
bridge roads will be especially benefited, as
at present they are net in a favorable po
sition to reach the Fair grounds.
The new road Is planned more for the re
lief of through-freight tralile, an Its on-ne-ctions
would enable it to give tho ship
pens the best facilities for prompt handling
of freight thiotiKli this gateway, but for
tiie rair passenger service would be ur
ranged. In this connection the Terminal Belt Hall
way Is anxious to run n belt, if the loads
will agree, liom a point en the St. Louis
slde of the river, cutting through the city
limits to the west, near the Bellcfontaine
j Cemetery. Hoeer, it Is now definitely
1 stated that the Frisco will use the I'entral
Belt,
Kin.MiiTi"iin or mohi:
, TIIAX S.-.,tH)0.(IIIO CO.Tl'.IPL.Ti:i.
I Along the line el' the new belt It i pro
posed to locate new factories and extensive
freigiithouses and warehouses, which, taken
with the building of tire line., will involve
an expenditure of more than S.-.l)",(s'. It
was stated yesterday that the fiqure may
reacli $I0.tf)0.(WJ, when all plans aro mi
t tired.
Whin rn sklent Yoakum was questioned
in regard to the enterprise, and as to
whether it is backed, as leported, by the
Fitsco. ho said he had nothing to say at
this time. President Kavanaugh stated
that, to his knowledge, it had not been fully
decided jus.t what loads would niter the
net company. It I
known, however, that
the facts above are correct. Upon comple
tion of all details preparatory lo otllcial
announcement, it is stated that a new com
pany covering the new belt essociation
may bo formed with an entirely new set ef
filers for the lx It line, lepiesentative of
all tho interests.
CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMAN.
Chk.f Kjcr Jn vcstiuatillLT Conduct
of Oflicer l.yneh.
Chief of Police Kicly Is Investigating the
charges against Policeman James IV. Lynch
of the Flfihth District, who is charged with
. having assaulted Eugene Glelssner. a tailor.
Jn his she.: at No. 323 North Grand uvenuu
Tuesday afternoon.
Gleitsner elalm-s that the olllrer came Into
his place and called for a pair of gloves.
When informed that there were none in tho
place. Glelssner fays, the otlicer became so
etfenslve It was nteess.try to order him out
of the place, wheieilpon the oillcer struck
him In the face. Another policeman oame
in, Gleirsiier sax s, and the two of them t,k
. him to tiie police itatlon. There Gleissner
i was released by the Sergeant. Glel.-sner al-
leges that Lynch was under the inllueiice of
! liquor.
captain Joyce of the Eighth District made
a rtjiort to Chief Kiely jettirday to the . f
fect that Lynch was not drunk and th it
Glelssner a as much to blame for the
difficulty as was the oillcer. Lynch denies
having struck Glelner. He rlaimi Gleis.--r.er
lias a prejudice a-ainst polieimen and
attempted to stiike him when lie went iuto
the place.
'ARGUMENTS FOR CURFEW BILL
Colonel nogclaml Draws Iz-s-son
I From Willie Ledger Tragedy.
Colonel Homeland, the friend of the news
bovs and father of the curfew law, delivered
a tecire l.i,r nhrht at tho West Presbv-
terian Churcli, Maple end Maryvllle ave
nues, in which le piesented a plea for the
j enforcement of legal reatrictlons upon the
youth of St. Ixjute
I "Little IVIllie lA'der would never have
been killed and his 10-year-old slaer w iul 1
not now be a prisoner at the Pour Courts."
raid Co'onel Iioceland. "If the curfew law
had been enforced In St. I.-iuis. To permit
children to leave their homes at uipht give3
them an opportunity to learn crime an.l to
become criminals."
The speaker told of the decrease of crime
anions children in e.tles where the curfew
I law had been tried ai d of the great leform
that had ben worked. There wa a irood
audience present and the Colonel's remaiks
were well received.
ADVISED COUFLE TO ELOPE.!
Colonel Johnson Arnuigiiitr Mar- (
rinse of Youlhfiil Applicants.
-nnic Frank and EURrnc Schuessler, who
have inado several unsuceersful attcmiits
to get married, again appealed to Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Johnson in hU nilico
at the Four Courts yesterday fcr help.
Schuessltr is anxious to marry the sirl, but
bis mother v. Ill not consent to the mar
riage. He is it) years old and she Is Just IT.
If the worst must come, Schjcsslcr says
he is willing to ha,e a warrant Issued
against him so that a marriage will be in '
essary in order to dismiss the case. He
says he Is certain that his mother would bo
wining for a marriage under those circum
stances. Colonel Johnson gave the couple his card
and told them to try Kdnardsvilte. ill.,
where he is well acquainted, and he tliou.-ht
they c;.uld get a lie 'use e-ven if they had
hi en turned down belli at St. l.ouir and at
laton. The couple left the otllce saying
they would try Kuwardsville and report to
him the next day what their siK-cr.-s bad
been.
JUROR IN WRONG COURTROOM.
Deputy ShurilY Was Looking for
Henry nofiinan Two Days.
Henry AV. HeiTnnn. a cabinetmaker liv
ing at No. 2VA Sullivan avenue, who had
been summoned for jury sen. ice in division
No. S ot tho Criminal Court. iat for two I
lays in the Court of Criminal CoiTection '
without knowing whre he nil. Meantime ,
a Deputy Sheiitf was searching for him to
setve an attachment on ii.m. !
Deputy Sheriff Flaherty served a not! -o 1
on Hoftman to sere lh week liegiuning (
Monday. On that day he did not respond
and Judge Douglas ordered an attachnie'it.
It was issued wh"n Hoffman did not appear
Tuesda. Flaherty met Hoffman in the
corridor esterday nnd asked him why he
did not a'nswer the rummons.
Hoffman pointing to the Court of Criminal
Correction replied he bad been in there two
days. Flaherty took him before Judge
IKiuglas. who excused him from lurther at
tendance.
OFFICIAL BOOTBLACK SICK.
City Oflinals Treated to a Scare
and a Comiiitinieatioii.
1 Stewart Thomas, a negro.whc. is known as
the "othcial bootblack of tho City Hall." is
a victim ot -.mallpox. City oiliclals, who
have Wan his regular patrons, waited In
vain fn; Thomas yesterday. At length in
formation came from the Health Depart
ment that Thomas had beeu sent to ths
Quarantine and Smallpox Hospital.
City employes who have, not been vacci
nated are now becomin; uneasy ami promise
to submit lo the mild operation. Health
Commissioner Stnrklorf teiok occasion to ad
drrai communication! to all oilicials, draw
ing attention to th necessity of vaccination.
He said the Thomas case affoids a true 11
Itisttation of the danser of infection.
Cotton oil Mill named.
KKl'lTiLIC hl'ECIAL.
Corslcana, Tex.. Feb. 1J. Corsicana Cot
, Ion Oil mill was destroyed by fire to-night.
1 I.o?s fvi.flmv covered bv Insurance.
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Mii-: ii:;isi)s kepoiiti'ij ti
poise o! t e Nllllll lllsmcl Wele asked to
us.-it in loraliug Bless P. Brock. "S yeais
old, who has been inisii'4 Itiuu ois lioni-'.
o. V Bacon street, since Tuesday. Al
fie1 Albert. 21 yeais o.d, was reported
ni ssjng irom his home. No. 27.1.: Nortli elat
l is'iu avenue, .-luee last Saiunuiy.
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! Till: AIUIOTIIIIN .lotin
tie.
! Done il.
ol No. 1 ill North, Levi nth
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I2K linden stuei. i.i a nglit at the lesi-
dene- of tin lui met j c.-teTO ly alteriinmi.
.ilelioiig.il is m the Cnj ilii-pit.il with a
' j;u!ishot v.uunl in III" ilil invii. Poiaiier
v.as not arrested. ISoth are ms-KieH.
i. .mt. i:vvi,oio viMii) niii:
' Thi- expio-!!! d a lantern in iml si.ibie
'in til.' le.'r irt No. UJ4' Pile slle-.'l. owm d
bv Mrs. -M.uy 1- ll.nrlgan. e.m- I a tir.-
at li orw'K last msm. , men re.-uinu m
damage of i-,". 'i he ll.ui-s. si..iu
I .- rh.inaim: the .tllletllle il.l".
tho
Til,-
1 luiniiure was namasfd l.iu. He bulld
! lugs at Xos. 112 ami 114 JetteiMui avenue,
'neeupied .is a saloon and bookfiore. '..re
i dain.igi d lo the extent ot .seiei.il hundnd
ilollars.
MV.S lilM(Mt lllMMi- tliiry II.
T.'St-on state.! in b. r .".lit fur divorce !""'!
jvsieiday. that her husbiud August, to
whom mis was uidirled hepumoer So, IVc',
was iiii habitual drunkam dmrig their en
tire wedaed life, with th.- ex-'ption of two
months immediately f..ili.win ttieir nur
liage. Tl.ey separ.iteil .Noenib.r lb Ijm!.
HAS A LUX; -NA !!: Deiuity .'lifrlll
J. H. Walsh of Judge Talte!. division of the
Circuit ourt had wme liatieuli yesterday
in pionouneing ihe nnuie of I'l.ink A.
Ahienhnet'steri.aeuiuer. .No. C311I lllhuJs ave
nue, suninioned as a jur.ir.
r. r. roivi mcciu'DS oni.sox
Judcc Tally yes.liitil.iy appolntcil C. c.
Cov.en nlheial Monographer in Division No.
7 ot the Circuit Cou. I in place of John A.
Uolun&cn. who died fiorr. injuries ousiained
!v falling down si.iirw at lb. ward's Hall,
nil Garrison avenue and ouiv .".re'tt if
e-ently.
IH1ATII III Ut Dili, PI! KOTTllM .
Ruuelph Kottemanii. " gio er at Nn 4'JM
Natural Bridge road, ill u at It) o'el.ick ye
terouy niorn.ng of pneiitn.'iiia. His ttin.'ral
'.i ill take pi..ee Miiiu.iy alterjio-ni at 1
o'elerk at ih. res.dence. No. 41H4 Natural
Biii'te load, and will be preached by tin1
Reverend II. Walsh of the German Evan
gelical fali-ni Cluii eh. The burial will be
in St. Petr's. Cemetery.
TALK H .".II'MCIPAI. l'HA"CHISi:
Edtt.n Burritt Smith of Chicago will lec
ture tiefoie Ihe Economic; league at the
Y. M. C A. .udi orium this eveulog on
the subject: "Mur.n .).il Francises."
puti: ix vacavi ihii.dim: Tin
three-stnrj frame hullding in the rear of
No. (US South Seeond stiei-t. which was
founerlv usv-d as an lerhoisi'. was damaged
tb.nt 0 by (he yi.-tciday morning. Tli"
1'tiiMiug Is owned bv mm Boi nple. who
livts in an adjjinhig luni'e.
ni.vzi: in no wti!xn-iiorsi: Mr-.
taimnl .ledmsioii. w.m eonduits a be.irdine
houw at No. iiil'i Pine strit, was- arouse!
lily yesterday morning by the dlseovrv
of a lire m a looni on the third door. Sh
aioiifed the boarders and one of them ran
to the engine-house at .letTerson avt mie and
Walnut street to c,ive an alarm. Tiie Id tr
was extinguished with a damage of km i
th? room. The fire was caused l a eoil
falling out of a siatc.
llAXCi: AMI KiT'llUI' Tlio luomliorn
of Anchor Council, No. f."j. Knight: ?ml
Ladies of Security, will give a prize limit
ing euchre and hop. Saturday nlht at Teu
lonli Hall. Twenty-s eond mid Montgnmerv
streets, (he lecelpts to bp added to the sii'k
fund ot the unier. Prizes will be given
for the three best bonders
ll..UI .!II) MASS '!RI:t1" V
ui.-H.-j liieeun? under the aiupiceM of the
ItbenV Htpub.ican Club of the Tenth
ard will b- Ii-ld to-nlcht at the Souti--wet
Turner Hall, Potomac s-tru-t and' Ohio
avenue.
Ptlfl.lC LIllltAKV ItltAMH vr- '
tlons The Public Library established two
iiw hraucli stations ytstcrdav. une it
Academy avenue and the Suburban tracks
.lie I.aymond place Pharmacy and tin oth-r ,
at :so. IMS. .Manc!u-s:er avenue.
i-iio.riiku jii:i:Ti.;rn,nill ,,, I
.ilede-nbaeli. a former Adini.mt in ihn vi,.,.
army. aildress.i a !atSe assemblage at
1 Oberlx-ck's hall in Hadeti la-st nifjht. He
i JJn, "';" J!"-' Ii-e-atment of women and
lnldrii by the KnKllsh loldier?. .l.scusscd
the application of tlv JKnroe Doctrine as
1 teiatlng to the fending of troops from Can-
aua io nsiu tor iinijland. as he sees it. and
JPl'MiIrd lo hi. henreis to semi postal cards
5." t. l l01.1"" to use
his influence to bring the war to a close.
AOltTII ST. I, (ins SlI0ICP.il Thr
.Mirth St. I-ouis Business Men's Association
na arrah'jed to entertain its mention, and
friends at a smoker to be held to-night at
A1?, burner hall corner of Twentieth and
hallsbury stre-cts. There will be music and
i vaudeville bill, in addition to the usual
refreshments. Affairs lelating to the ad
vancement and development cf the IJaden
s-ctioi! of the city will be taken up inei
dcr.lallv. riiilATC l'OH ,irTH'n or
Peace Phil llwyer, Democratic Cltr Cen
tral Committeeman from the Twenty-sixth
Ward will be a candidate for Justice of
the Peace. If inter- sted friends can induce
Mm to run lor the. office.
-IVASIII.Vl.TOV.S HIUTHOAV CI'M-
bratien The Kcnriek I.iterarv Soeletv will
celebrate Washington's birtbdav ut (liris
tlan Brotiiers' College Sunday 'eening.
M. I.OIIS HOPSn WIM, Hit A VC51 HIT
Max Jai-obsnii and William II. Danker of
the .Max Jaeobson cigar Company have
gone to Oklahoma lo select a location for
a branch house.
IXCOilPOItATIlll The St. I.oiils-.llou-
ib-au r.iining Company, capitalised at Sll''.
CC'l, llld articles if incortoration v.-sterday
Willi the Iti-iT.r'"er of Docih. The .stneU
rriiisists of 110.050 shares, valued at 11 each.
N. O. Tate liold" i::.'.W4 shares, Amos S.
f.otsim 1, .lolir. .1. Fletciier 1. F. Hubert
Poyd 1, U. II Vaughn. 1, T. A. Martin 1.
and Frank .M. Ilumbold 1. Th- Murphy
Hiy Goods Company has a apltal stock
ol J5.(ii. divided into fiftv shares, valued at
fl'o each. Sarah Murphv holds 2j sbarui,
h'.itnael Mowrey 10, nnd Itichard IS. Mullock;
t". Te John Xeun Drv e;oods Cunii.inv
has a capital stork of ?ZM consisting of
eightv share", v.ilue-d at isS each. John
Noun holds 1 share. I)n-,i N. K. on 1. W'll
helmina Wllkens , Cuct.iv e'ramer tt, Al
viii Iilank 12 and August (leliner 12.
iST - L0UiS C0UWTY PARAGRAPHS
Ilyroii IT. Scon filed .stilt for illvoree
in the Clayton Circuit Court yestcda y
.-icainst Lizzie Scott, whom he married m
P.ridgeton in June, 1 S9L'. and from whom he
separated fn September, IK1?. He charges
abandonment.
ICtilierl Sioijrt, n fitrnier IMIn'r .n
the Lav road. In S:. louis County, il.ed it
hi boni' yesterday morning, lie was ".!
yeais ol J and leaves a widow and iive
children, all crown.
Will I. un G. Ili-iiiiiii-r of l'Ii;iiii!elJi!ll
passed Ihi-ougli ciaytiin yeerilay ulTer
noon on his way to Sim Franclsei,. Hexa
mer left his home in Phi'adelph'n Decem
ber 1. l'Jill, to go to Sin Francisco and back
again in eight months, without pjylng a
cent of railroad far. His father, Charl-s
A. Hexamcr. h.ts posted u Jl.ii forfeit, on
iMtioued upon his return within the spee
ihed time, lle-xamer ln?s in places long
enough to make sutneient money to pay for
bio board until h i "aches the next .ita
tion. For the last month he has been work
ing in Uast St. Louis. He went to Kirk
wood yesterday afternoon to board a Mis
rouri Pacific train for Kansas City. Prom
there he goes to Omaha, thence to Denver
and from there to San Franedsi-o.
Little Itoek- Prliuarli's.
KH'l lLI fl'lX'l L.
Little Itoek. A'k.. Feb. l?. The Demo
cratic rily primary, held here to-diy. re
sulted in the elect'on of Ashlrv Cnckrill for
City Attorney and P. M. Oliver for Citv
Clerk, and the following Aldermen: F. J.
Ginoechlo. Josr"b S- .' arles l-'.
Turkls, C. G. Farrow, Chris l.eilwldge. W.
A. S: arks, Mob Mutler and Charles Hobkcn.
T'nlal Kneoiinler.
KE1 IT.LIC SPKCIAL.
Ch'.Ilicathe. Mo.. Feb. 13. Warner Work
man, a wo-idchopper. was shot and killed
bv Gerre If. I.-i'-man. In a wood-chopping
camp, theee miles northwst of loc-k
Fprirg?, this evening. Workman, who was a
nuarrelsome fellow, attacked Layman,
shooting at him three or four times.
lou can secure one of the IK positions
advertised in to-day's republic. Head them.
Answer Ihem.
y h
PEa A I ARB m HE) 0 13 EK. ffia
often deters a suffering man from seeking the
professional services of the experienced
Specialist. Because he has been sounfortu-
j natc as to have tried this r that physician,
! -n-ho may have failed to cure his ailment, lis
I nsturally becomes skeptical and continues to
suffer, even when aid and a positive cure are
within his easy reach. Simply because people
I are often kilted in railroad wrecks does not in rffijfj'lft
any way deter others from traveling by rail. (rT
A..'i rtmrf chmilt tll& Imfnrtttnntf
' suffering. He should not give
THE ONE who can and will cur: him. Dr. Cook can do this, as has
been proven by his twenty-three yearn' experience as a SPECIALIST
, in the diseases of men only. What he has done for thousands cf others
lis can and will do for you. A confidential talk with Dr. Cook will
cost you nothing and may be the means of restoring you to perfect
hestth. If you can be cured he will 1st! you so, and if you cannot he ',
will be perfectly frsnk with you, as he never undertakes any esse for
treatment unless he can cure ihe patient JO STAY CURED. ;
VARICOCELE.
lnrt-r my trejitment this insi'lioiib II
(M?e 2ti!dly iHs.ippe.n'rf. l'ani rr:i:iOH nl
7ii.t Intnntl. Tho dooI of stadium Mooil
nrt' rlrivon from the dilat-d tm.s ami nil
roi'tnc-s ;iik1 M.'lnnc; qui'klv Mihpiiile. I.v-
ry indication of varioctdo -vum vanii-he.'.
and in lt-s ste.id com tin piidc. tlio jiowpi'
ai:d Hit idcat-uio of perfect linaltli and rt
Miitd man hood.
STRICTURE.
Mv cure tliswh'e the .stricture eaiiplete
I and lemove.x eveiy obstrueiion fiom the
pas-sago, .li'ays all intlanimatlon. idnps ev
ery dis ha'-gi. leduee" the prostate gland
when enlarged, cleanses and heals the blad
der and klinovs when irritated or cmigeste I.
invigorate-- the crsans and restores health
:.ncl Kouniln"!-' to every '..nt of the bodv
affcted by the disease.
COKTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
My pe lal fnrm of troatlnont for this dis
cs, so is practically th" losult of my life
w.'rk, nnd in indorj-cd by the best pliyrfHam
of thN and foreign countrie.. It contaliw
no dangerous UriiKs or injuriou: mod ltd rn-1
id run Kind. It Koc to tin very bottom .if
the di.aM? and forc'? out ovtry particle nf
Ip-pifliy. Soon every picn mid t-vrnptcrn
ili.-apprnr complotrly and forever. Tb.
i.i.
il. the tissue, the tiesn. tiie Iwnci
nhi'li- svsuni are cleansed, purhled
the
IMPORTANT RULING
BY SUPREME COURT.
K.-uisat Cily Jtciinii'ii.-ai; Ofili-ial?
OijxImI Fl'OlM OIir Tlli'.v
Would Xot .Suiiuinicr.
I ItKI'rSil.lCST'h'IVU.
Jeffersun city. Mo.. Feb. 19. In mi opinion
by Judge Valli.int. Chirbs Waslibuiu is en
titled to lllo otliee of I'lectlon Comnil.-sloiier
el Kansas City. He was appi'-nlrd ly Jov
ernor Stephens rts the Iteptiblican member.
nut was nut appointed in strict eompliane-.; '
wilh Ihe law. since the law provides that
the Republican member of the board snail
be one of tlire'i selected by the Ilepuhilean
Central Conimittee of Kansas City. Wasii
btirn was not the choice of tiie eominlttee.
When fjicrr.or Mockery began bis nd
mlnistra'inn. or "ry s-ion thereafter, cer
tain He pub leans bioiisnt suit against "Aa.-h-burn
to oust him ironi ollio -. Uovernor
lockerv relused to take ftnv part in the
proa euli,gs until tin- court decided the mat
ter definitely. ,
Judae alllant .sustained (lOieruor Steph- i
ens by declaring -the Legislature had no
prerogative to limit the powers of the Gov
ernor in such manner.
Tho court also made It possible for Mavor !
h;koJ ntiiedtki.nog ' :t"sh ,
Ite-sl to appcint the City Phvsiclan and C ty ,
Cnniptrolbr of Kansas city bv mining th- I
present Incumbents, Doctor Ceiftlu and Hans i
Lund.
They ale Hcpublicaii holdoveis and re
fused to vacate their olllces. and the He
publican City Council would no! i-onllrm thu
Mayor's appointee.':. The Supreme Court
litis e'eeiare'd these two olticea vacant.
Other proceedings of the court in Division
No. 1 follow:
Ily Harem. C. J.
St. l.uls DrcsFed ISeef Company;
PauLk
afrlrnid.
Stit" ex Ir.t. Attornei- Oencral u. I.iir.ii: luilz
meat reverse.1 and writ it ouster auaul-d la ti.li
evun.
Ute rj; Inf. Attorney General . Cotfi'i: iit'.z
nient rcprjed and nrlt of uUfter awarder m
this couit.
II?' SliertToml, .J.
Hal" is. I'Kirlx-r Arpanlt Couipjav: rercritd
an.l leman-I.-. vita dirertl. rs.
Ily Hnliliiio!i. .F.
iK-ndet f. Hendrnon: proilslonal nrlt of i ru
iiii Itkn mad? .its.iure.
Itj Vnlllnul. .1.
ftatf n Inf llanlev n. Washburn: JudBtilfnt
of Circuit Crurt rceeed.
Ily Cniitt. .1.
St. Ixiuli vs. Kifl.er; afl1rin-l.
bt. Louis s. Fctiete: nfilmed.
I'er Curiam.
Soutlyrn Commercial Hank vs. Slatt'ry'p ad-
llilmstralor it id ; atr.nnol.
lotions, lllc.
rcnnsM-ania Iron Work.i Company is. n-t
.t Iial Ice and e'oM-StordKe Cumnanv; mitlr.n
l Irons. er tn Si Im.i. ei.nr, ..r ......i ti....
oSfYfrtjrTS.aJ'ci?? sasrz
ijnuia 'ii rtJ yuirt tlQU.
latt fX i el sa l..ml. ,-j tti.t. n..,j 9
P"-iaaIj7atIon; ietitlon for mandamus lilAt and
denied.
State ex re-!. Dbklr.an vs. Clark: return of
ri-pnndcrt Wwl; lifiee . da to relator to plead
and cause set. fcr A mil teim.
s'lalc : ri!. K'lhlmju u. l'ouchn: appeal dls
nilsEPii by aeelUiit.
Knton M1 Vyr.ung: translerre-i to Knn-as City
C'euit nf Aprtnls.
ILiean s ilartin: transfeircd to Kanpas City
Court of Appeal--.
lurrlson -. Ijili-iman: sc'ne factia aiearded.
ttt ix rcl. Wand s. Itiau: .notion for re
in arlng neerrnled
Jiuckett -i. Kcet-Uoundtre Dry Goods Com
pany, tr . .cried to Kansis City Court of Ap-
I'tdlS.
Si. 'C!:arl-s ox rcl. IIuJJ vs. Dc-mir: motion to
advance overruled.
Simmons s. Cabanne: motion to alance aer
ruled. s-Hiiav vs. Missouri Land and Live Stock Com
anv . c-intlnued to fictub-r trm. 12
I'hUUpj s. Piiillhis: motion to afllrm s.us-
tuiie.U
Armstrcnc vs. Gsll.iwn
motion to afflrni sua-
lumen.
Kinrr p. L.nn: motion to aflirai sustallii-.!.
Division .Vo. .
The r-roceediniis in Division So. 2 were as fol
lows: il luce. I. J.
Tlndall et ni. vs. Tlnilall et al.: nfflrmcil.
We il et fil. vs. Itflss et al.: .ifilrnied.
il.el; r-. I-'etd. llelm llievvlug Company; af
nmed. Stale Hank of Masle finive s. Iuiii:horty e-t
al.. iever-M and rnmnnde-1 e.tlh dlrctlens.
Ko.ird of Itelle-f C. 1'. Church vs. Druir.nin.ul;
afllnnt-.t.
Itoblusoli. .1.
Pvwntzel is. rranldln Invfsta.eiit Comnanr: uf
firmM. William vj. Carroll County; reversed and re
manded. Marshall. .T.
Walter vs. Scliofield. reversed and reman-leit
vlth directions.
Cillivm vs. Vantls; reversci and lemandel witi
dii-is?tioiiH.
Yeimans is Lpp: reveril anil leimndesl.
.tr.nes s. Mnrrtiv; reversed and reman led
Mlnnier s. Seilalla Warsaw and South -Kt?rn
Itallnav Comiany: reveis"! and rcn.anrtcd.
Merrlwcth.r . di: i-fanned.
McAnavv u. ilan.. p.ftirmd.
Hunt vs. Scarcey: afflrmeiL
TCern vr. Supreme Council Anrrican region tf
llr.nnr; affinne.i. . ....
Davis vs. lloaman: rerffd and icm-mded wi.h
directions.
State ex rel. Dotvrll (Collector) vs. P.enshaw;
afrhrr.ed. .
ItOic vs. Smith: reversed.
Valllniil. J.
Feeback v. Missouri Pacific Tlallvvav Com
pany; affirmed.
Meaner vs. Texas County: reversed and re
manded. Burnham vs. Hovd: afflrrned.
Hurnham vj. Kebers (coll.): affirmed..
Wlison s. Jackson: reversed and remanded
i-lfh .Of-ncl!,-. e
3ICrIev ",,. Jiarran: icver-eu &ou eeniuuueu
with directions. . .
Womach vs. St. Joseph: afflrrned.
GIpjoii vs. Powell: tranafcrred to Kansas city
cS?i',,t.-.pp,e?2i'.o w,nTOv r,m.,T. i., ,r.
rrme.1. ,..
TTnit' v. Pnit7er r-tvtniTT romn(lTsv: trnp-
--.-.;. -mt -. " '. ' t ..-..--v fei ..... J -. . -'jS,s
IW. A. COOK5!i.D,
r- TW,arWTMriWTaMaiWaWWIWinriwrWrBBMWWIipaiMPBiiMM IWIHI.H t -M
e-:t.-Jwjl-.',-r.3tyT.v..-...-..-.s.jr..i..-a.- . - .sjM.;,.. - - ?j - i..J - v. - ' - jL - :.., -
sM
f-SSr,
v.'Xi-isii
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mmmt
Stl,
V V4.'---Vr l!!if.
... ----I M"w
mm
W:
izitifcrpr irt .. .
up, but iir.d
lilt. A. V. t )(K.
restored lo j..ift-cl h-allh. nnd the patient
.o.-ejiared .m. i to: th-. duties and pleasure-,
of life. I
NERVG-SFXUALDE3;LSTY. i
i
yiy curt- ;or wen I: men fttjp ovny drai:i
nf vtnr nrd builds v tK mu-vulfir and
I'ptvuus j-3 -tern, jtunifff- -mi ::rn-iic; tlv
lilord, rli-an' y and heals th- Ur-dder and
kUIiu-vp. iiivi'nr.itoti tht Kwr, rivives tht
fr-irlt: Iitis'it r:.- tho ii.t.-fkN't. and abovu
and Ik wind all, r stoic tin- v.i-t.ij j'ovr j
REFLEX DISEAS
'C'3.
Many nilinonts .ro rcdlK. rriinntin from
o:hr di?f.'.- -s. For .nc-taji'jf, v.eaiine?-
:-.imetinn'.- trnic trov.i Vttn'oc!o or t;tr.r
tun lnnnrneiail'1 blood and honp ONous-t-
oton n mil f:imi ".iniaftu- ta.nlw lit the
iv'siwri. .ad piijsi mI jjsd mental dtline
I'r. (iticiitT !" limv htm ioan'io-Ml. in trcat
ii'K t'!.t"j;i'-. ftf .my Jaind I always roinova
tht etfu't as v.c as t!t i-ausc.
CORRESPONDENCE.
due pirr-onnl visit I aiway- prefened, but
if you cannot call at my otllce. evrito m-
your symptom.s full; . My home treatment
for correspondents is nluay- aiHees-fuI. I
make no charge for private counsel, and
::ive toenei patient a lej-jl e-ontnet In wTlt
Iiil'. backed by abundant apltal. to IK-Id
for n:y promise, l'lysicians hi.vint stub
l en e-ases are cordially invited to consult
nit. Address all letters to
Or Cook Medical Co.,
5 610 OLIVE ST.. ST. LOUIS, MO.
-td t" Ht. I.M1 s f ,;rt of Azzivdls.
.lol'i-n-.. t'.le-.
Pt J'riM, ij M. I " jiunv vf Fiick: motion t
.ntiiii X" t s l.ul tli I:t Is arpel'ant lie
i.innl.nt to n:..- ;us2etlon in oi'no.--l-
ti. .-
i-'n'tri .. T'l in;
Tft'irri io wilt if certiorari
li.nl
St 1 onls nnd i!tiiTt,.in l.ii!-av Companv ' .
Lin.il! H-:l'iV e'oinpar.r . ciLilinut'd J.i Ovtibi'
len.t. "' 1'. on athiulati"!-
IfftiiliTiii - Kirtsus e'iiv T'lttfebur? pnil Ctulf
It.-'l'.r'i lonil).in ; entlna.d ro C'c.i'.l-i'r K-rrt.
IK'J un ttliu' itlen
l.ick - Li.-k: . eattr.i:"il te O-toter t'rni. KC
r.n lb ulati. n
AriJ'ii. i.. 1 ;n March 1.'. 13-j:.
LAURA BULLION'S TERf-o BEGINS.
Train IJoIiIht's Acfoinjiliot' Talioii
lo ronitcntiiii'v.
Liura Miillioti, the accomplice of Men Kii
I'atri'k. the train robber, v.bs taken to the
Penitentiary at Jefferson City yenerdav
by Deputy Unite 1 States .Matshal Xoli. She
rters upon a. sentence of fn.1 years ini-pos-d
-ni the- eliaige of lurging Unilei:
Stains bank not-s.
Kilpatriek. who is known under half a
ib z-:i ;itia' 's, is in the Feu'-ral prison at
Coliiinl.iis. f).. scning a term cf lit teen
oa!-. Mntli of them plead- .1 guilty if :
Judge Adams eif the i idled Stat s 'Mirt.
Kllpaliick was given the naxiir.um iin
isl.iueiu. Kilprtrirk was ope of the four men who
held un lb. Gnat Northern in: . train
at Wallet. Mont., on the night of .lull ".
lti'l. :..al rilled the sate, t.ik.ng S:3.IM) ill
bar.k notes, v hieh were b-:n tiken to
banks ot lle'ena. .Mont. The notes '
ur.Kgn..d. Kilpatrici: and the Muilun
woman were n-.mg te pi . s si i.ie of the
money when th were capture-'!, lie v.a.i
taken" to prison short'y after their sen-
I tence. but she was held In nil fortv-sei-.-n
I davs. Uefnre 1 eing ."ken to jr. 1! she was
I held in the- pohc holdover fifty-six days.
MISS BURNS MAY PROVE ALIBI.
Her
Attoriii'Y ("onlldent .Murder
harct; Will l!e ismi.s;ed.
r.r.n i i.tr ; I'Di.ik
Xriv York. Feb. IS Developments were
crowded thickly into P -day's iuvestisation
of the mystery that has surrounded the
'oath of Walter S Prooks. who was found
last S tturday morning in th Glen Isl,
ind
Hotel unconseiou- fn ni a wound Hat
fruited fa'ally a few houri' aft rwarels.
In spite n!" th., work that has been dene
by tho authoiities, the fog that has sur
rounded the case has not b. eo dispelled.
i Tlieie are those who expect ihe early dis-
chatge trom custody of Florence Murn,J.
Awaiting the development of the piosecu
tion, tbe defence lias piepared an alibi for
Miss P.urn.s which her attorney, Mr. llacltus.
Is of the op iron will throw tie case against
her out of e nirt. This confident announce
ment wis made to-day to one who has prof-fen-d
assistance lo the l.arnii family.
French zouaves suggested.
California Wants JJeinient of
Them at Kxposil.ion.
K. It. Yi'olfe of !: Angeles, Cab. writes
to Director of Uxhibil.; Sl:iff of the World's
Fair suggesting that a battalion of
Zouaves, one of marine's and one of chas
seurs a pied, with a squadron of euiras-"leurs-iind
dragoons of cnasMeurs d'Afrioue
would make the most attractive showing'
from the French army, if the plan of tho
Exposition to have foreign troops at the
! 1'''r l" .fajried out
Mr. Wolfe savs tliat he Is familiar with
the a ppe'.a rar.ee of the various corps ol
; French tioops in the battles at and near
. Sedan. He do-s nol think the regular-line
I-ifatitry of the French army are much for
show. A legimcnt of znuavs. however.
! with th.eir full beards and pletuLs- ti" unl-
' forms, be s-ays. wcuid be conspicuous.
BICYCLE RiOER RUN OVER.
Kolteri IJolieris, a jlcssenger 1'oy.
Sustained i'ninful njuries
Hubert Koberts. 11 years old. a messenger
boy. while riding f-oulli on Jefferson avenue
on Inn bicvele yesterday afternoon, was run
into by a wag- n of the Union Dairy Com
pany between Olive and Locust streets-. The
wheels, of the wagon passed ever the h'.
He sustained a fracture ot the right collar
lame and internal injuries
He was removed to his hisic, No. !;:(
Dolman str. et The attending physicians
announce his comlltl n seiioi.. J. J iee
hill, the driver, was airestcd and is held
pending the tei-tilt of the boy's Injuries.
SENATORS TO HOLD A CAUCUS,
"Will Decide I'nnn Democratic Pol
icy on Philipiiiue Bill.
Washington, rel. 13. A caucus of Demo
cratic Senators will be held on I'riday to
decide upon a definite line of policy to be
pursued on 3fonlay next in vctlng upon the
Philippine tariff bill and nmendements sujr
ges'ed to It.
; iv. I . iiiiiricx cimven Iltltl.
I UK PUBLIC Sl'BCIAl
j j0plin. Mo., Feb 13.-The District-Conven-
tio ()f lhe Knights of Pythias c-onvene-d
hero to-day at Castle Hall, with over ?
visiting. Knights from South'vest Missouri
and various portinns of Kansas in attend-
..On- .e - i' . - .- . .C.' . i... .-";:' 'jl-lif.'j-.,?.v--. e. j...
Meal Telephone Service
tesidejce Railei
V
I Direct Line, $3.00 Per Month.
Three Cents Per MessaSr.
INCOMING
Metallic Circuit.
2050-
ArrliMln untl Ueiuirlnrca of Train" at
L'uluu Mution.
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rualli txiei.e oucuay. i-li ..tuuuj.
;Sunuo v.iiv. "'l-'aily tsttti
TtssatMiil.iy . itly. la.
t..-dt.-laj ai. Kur.day
Satur-
J!l IlLUSTM lKJI.TE VMOX STATION.
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f or Hal mbnl. II. t St. J.
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..and Mlnii'ap-.li-i J:43rm U.B'a
xor Illinois Ha East Side lino
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I river. Nebraska. Celoraio. .. ..
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leci! fu. Ilc-nll&l ..7.. 11:10 i
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;J T: 'l.'O a. m . call--: 3:00 r. in-, except oua-c-i
. -.fa d. in . excent Sundfi : B:c3 p. m-. OAUy:
' p J?-.;dalir: l:a. p. m.. dally.
I'lltse-n :x-HiTi.--H.
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.al.ey parj, Acccinmoda'ion. .. 7:13 am
va ey iMrj; Accommodation... JS:!iam
i.n'-'nc Ateommrd.iijn.. ..... tJlWini
'swl Knj. jiall. fir
Pa; Mi xe. Jopltn. Wichita.
Ak.r..a rity. OkUhoma
Pull is. Oa.'n'n-IIIe a?i Fan
Arrlrei.
tW31 am
t3 :15 am
tl:25 pm
verih
Pflrld Ac ommoJatlon
nil y Park Accommolatioa...
;'"" Au omnl d-t'on
cany i.1rk A. co-r.moJat!on...
a -eas ,,1 Karius IJmltel
iv . ib.iir.ii. f r nur--ta
Spies. Fort S-il:h. P-irts.
Pcl'a.. Gr-ntl!le. Enn',
Co-ll ftru Houston. G9ive
ten u-tln Psn intonlo.
niltiam
1 :10 pm
12 Cipm
5:S4 pai
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6: rm
fit:": am
G:4 em
t;:4S em
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..1:50 pm !.-!ara
we ern rxmrs for VlnUs
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n-.a. iortliiie. Joplln and
XeMesl-a
"10:00 sis 7:5 am
'..-. If. .1- St. L. RV. (Hc-ndefnn Ilonte.)
Traii. Depart. Arrive.
Tat irill Ovverisbon, cler-
per. T.i!'ri'l . aM hr r.n". t:Zt am 7:1C pm
t-ne'-r- t-y; .. on?bo-o
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LAK1-: RHOnK, NBV,' YOItlC CENTRAL AND I
III riSOX HIVEIt. BOSTON AND ALBANY i
AMI CHKSAI'E.KE AND OHIO RAILWAY. I
Train. r)-pait. Arrlvo. !
TndliimpcHs EsDress -.T:22 m 1-vi nm i
New York an5 Boston limited. IiAas 3:i: pm
iL-ii.ik.n 1 ' stjit ,.:n
Yorh, lloston. WehlrKton.
lljltimore and Phlladeipata.. 12:00 am 0:13pm
Mntteon pr.d Alton Accorama-
daili.n H:Wp-n 13:43am
Ho :on. N"h.v York, Cln.:l.ir.atl.
Vathlri,'jn. Baltimore .end
PUi:idclr.!tn SSlpii 7:30am
ltun--Leaes "10:31 a. io.. "J:43 p. m. Arrive
":iKi a. in . "1:15 p. m.
li. A. O. S-W. . R.
Train. . . Depart.
Arrive.
vincir.nail. j.u-.iis . u;e, .usn-
ingtt.n. Baltimore, pallcOel-
piilu end New York Express. "2:05 am "1:35 pm
Cincinnati, LmuIsv lllo. V.'aih-
lnietun, BJltlmoro. Phllodel-
pliia and Nfcsv York Express. tll:W pm
Clnctr.rstl. Louisville, l'.tts-
burg. Wastilncton. llaltlm-jre.
Philadelphia and New Tori
Tart Mull "S:P3pm
cinelrnat! Acccimaodaflon T7:S am
Cincinnati. Loulsei'de. Pltts-
l.uii:. WaslilrKien. Ualtlmore.
Philadelphia and New Ycrk
Koyal like Limited "S:1am
1:3 m
T7:1S pm
6:M pm
Flora Accommodation
Flora Aceommodatlen...
V.'est Padel. ard French Lick
15:'1 Dtn ISaZam
JC-J8pm "lO-JIam
Fprlnrs. via Stonen ltiute.... 3:40nm 5:f(lpm
cTircVno. I'noniA .yn st. locis
KAII.AVAY (C P. A- ST. Ii
Train. Depart. Arrlvi.
I'eorla. Pekln. Frntlllleld and
.ler-ey-GHn "S:Ham "7:Wpm
rs.outc.rii slough, flrafton an I
Etsati "8:11am "7:31 pm
Alton. Cbaiitanq'ii and Grafton t4:.8 pm "10:S5am
Alton. SnrlnKfti-M and Jeney-
ville tCpm "1055 am
Alton. Pprlngfl'ld. Jerpeyvllle
nnd Grnftnn it-re pm "10 M am
ST. I.Ol'I'.-PEOniA LIME.
See (.. P. & Ft. L.)
sr. i.oris ,isn iiwvtrtM. railroad.
(Via '.V'lbnkh.l
Train. Denar. Arrive.
Mali arrt Ptpre.-. ..... 7:41 nn 111:10am
Mail nnd Fnre. t5:f5 pm "C:l pm
IIJ.IVOIS CRTRAl.
Northern Lines.
Tnln. Depart.
Northe-n Tlllnolf Kvpress
'n-iigtlfld. Freeport ind Pu-
l-mue "7::.5am
reer-a dPil ii-ir.rtlld ."itrUam
C'hlearo Payllcht r-'r-clal "Ipro am
Brrlnetield Acccrm-latlcn .. "1:45 pm
Cr.Ua:i. Dlamend f-peclal .... 3:10 pm
!:40pm
7:03 pn
"7 -mi pm
10:40 am
7-24 am
soniuern i.me-si.
Train.
Depart- Arrive.
Pni'Tinh Mall and Express
llurphys.oo. Carbcndala
and Msrl. n
Sfev. Or'e.n.t. Fast Will
Cdrn. Mprrr.rjtt Jackson,
Teen., nnd Te-e Kxprera;
v-o.-vHV Atlanta asd
JackonePI
sr iul s' elal (.ilro. ;:m-
7:4 am 7:24 pm
8:2? am "7:24 pm
rlf" anl New elrli-nns . ... "8:5am :
Airiruiv-;tlr.n I-Iurr-l.y"-
:15 pm
t,ri Marion, uairo. spana
and Ch."-
Arvnmnvd'iPnn Murphys
stri. j.ar'en and CTreal
Pnrliiir
.-e- n-'e.-inu Llnlted c-iire.
1:5) pm 11:22 am
1:50 pm 1! :22 am
Atrvr..W: T1-e!p Pyer.
'i.s-Mle. Atlanta nnl J.lek
omllle W:t
pm s:'2 am
CI!cr:. e-v i i.TaV.
CIile:tj:f Trtiln.
Tnln Depart.
rie .M'-n Lt-dt-d Zl"'Jam
r- v ctn. r-tpyess .7?;C2 nm
j.Viee i-xpr "10'pm
Sf'd-ttl't Fp"isl lt'"0pm
Ivnasns C!l Trnln.
Train. Denart.
Slls onrl S'at Express "3:-i)am
lfar.eas City UrMted "10:0)pm
Locnl Trnins.
Tralr.. Desart.
Fpii r.eld Accommedatlon i'.-iam
.Tdckorv lie via 1rden tS:2.)am
Peoria LI-uiteiL. "S.04 am
Frrlnrfl' Id. Capital City Ilyer. "t:2pm
Jaoksonville Ma Vtrden MriSpm
noo.iloce Acrommoiatioa tl:2t pm
A'rtv-
"7:27 D-.i
:tPTi
"7:1? am
I'Pa-n
Arr!v.
7:0t pm
"7:0S am
Arrli-
AlTllo.
t.:25 pil
8:'2 pti
"1 5 ani
11 1:." am
Tll:aK
t.r.ce. Grand Chancellor Commander Xor-wlnc-
and other Grund Lodge oflicials made
addrese3. Carthage -sas selected as the
next place of meeting, which will be held
during Xovemher of the present year.
Do you Intend moving? Consult the IW
rocm-fcr-rent ads. In to-day's Republic.
Snilthtnit IttislneKn llonHea Darnell.
P.F.rt'I'Lie Sl'ECIAL.
SedalH, Jl3.. Peb. 19. The following busi
ness housert were destroyed by tire to-night
ut Smlthton: B. B. Bennington's general
merchandise store. H. F. Demand'H grocery
store. George F. Jlyers grocery store. W.
C. Plaggett's drug store. Total loss about
fS.ono. The (own Is without a c depart
--. ..?-.. '! . .". . - . 1- ... -s-- .. ' .
. - JTT.. - - ..v.w i' r?y-. p.rYsy -. ..r.'y'.
ST. LOt'lS TIJ1E.
Duplex Liree, 2.C0 Per Month.
Three Cents Ver Message.
MESSAGES FREE
Long Distance Equipment.
elephone Co.
0F MISSOURI.
MAIN 3736
regMvj'ggspraF5
IIIO.V MOC.XTAIX RUUTC.
Train.
Depart. ArrlTa.
TVx-iy I'aht Mall, ta Uttls
Hock. Texarkana. L-ull&3,
Iort Wortn ind Abilene ...
Irlt.i. "( lui.ihus tiil Cairo
UKprcss
rast IViy Iiprert Dal'as,
r rt Virth, Austin, j An
t nlo, llt-itt'-n an; tlilvcu
ion 7:S pro
1:15 pai
ZiZl Dm
2:S0pr.
7:35 ana
Xi'-i Pitri-rp Kxcial
s:0tf pni
I-xap, Mtxleo and CalHoirU
t-ptcia! Da!:as, 1'ort Worth,
III I'ato, is s Ans-sies. Oal-
v,tcir, an Antonio and la-
rttlo S:2fpm T:Kan
Meinfhl-t i;.pr5 :.. :40pm 1:00 aia
r1)Ui:TIl iniiZiu'r AND I 1IOUT1SAU AVKNUK
S-TATIOX.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
motlatlcn Sr.'B pta t :C0 aca
31IMULU AMI OHIO.
Trala. Dec-art. Arrive.
Southern ftp-clal "siliam
St. I,oiit. and Plorlda Llmite." "7:3: pa
St. I.otil- :nd Florida Llm ted. "3:23 pm "3:11 am
Murpsy-boro. Pparta. Ch.ster
and Percy Accommodation... 13:2.) pm 111:04 am
st. L..tc. c. .tcTRrri;
Train. Depart. Arrlv;.
Ml 1 -,III-B1I. Ho-., nnd
In-enr.elUte points CM5 pm "3.00 am
1K-1 5 Sunday Special I1V,
Mo., and Interm-diete poirts. t7:C7 am tS:15pm
HE 1 .Accommodation IVUe. Mo., and Ir.ter-
medlate points (dail-r except Sunday) leaves
Vn.leventr avenue at 6:'3 a. m. anl Forsyta
Junct'cn nt 0 a. ro. Arrives at Ewirx ave-
nue t S-23 p. m.
SOPTIIKRV nllUVAT.
ST. LOtTIS-LOUISVILLE LINES.
Train. Depart. Arrlre.
Th Helt Special, except Sun
cay :oa t:Mpm
rr.nceton. Ixiutavllle. Lexing
ton and way station!. Chat
lanoosa. Home. Atlanta.
Maeon nnd pointa In the
soutbart 7:am 7-pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation. :54pm f M am
1'rineet. n. IiulBiIle. Lrxlni
ton and way stations. Kr.oi
Jllle. AehevlIIe. Cfia:tano-n.
Rem. Atlanta. Augusta,
Ch. rleston. Macon and all
wlita in Florida and th
aouth-ast "):Krm lata
ST. I.OTJIS MERCnASTS IIRIDCE TER
MINAL RAILW.U J-bllUUlLVS TRAIN
SERVICE.
Eatttxiund Leave Eighth and Gratiot tret.
except Sunday. 4:0!. 4:16, 7:37. 5:51. 10:05. 11:11
a m.: 12:0S. iMt 2.46. 4:00. 5:15, 6:25. 8:02 p. m
flaluiday and Sunday only U:41 p. m. Sunday
erly-S::i. 7-K. 5:05 a. m.: 12:. 5:a. 11:41 p. m.
Leave U'athla-rtcn avenue, except Suadiy 4a.
8:71. 7:41. s-5i. io-). 11:23 a. m.: J2:12. 1:45. l::C.
4-.'.4. 6:1?, C.2S. 81 p. m. Saturday and Sunday
only 11:45 p re. Sunday only 5:27. 7:03. Sm3 a.
m.. 12ZS. B:i. 11:45 p. m.
Westbound Leave Granite City, except Sunday.
5:13. 6:ii. 7:00. 8:14. 9:2. 10:42 a. m.: 1:10, 2:11.
21ZZ 4:4. 3:50. C:00. 7.12. 1 li p. ni. Siturfu'
mlr 4:10 p. m. fMnday only 12:15. 5:ES. S.CO.
10:i) a. m.: 1:10. 6:0) p. m. Uonday only I2:li
a. m.
Leive Msdleon. except Sundnv 5:11. 8:0f. 70.
:ls. 1:32, 10:16 a. m.; 1:1 2:17 3:27. 4:47. :07.
7:17. 9:21 p. m. Saturday only 1:58 p. rn. Sunday
cnly-12:f. :co !:0C. li): a. m.; 1:15. 8:04 p m.
Monday only 12:20 a. m.
TOLEDO. ST. LOTUS ASlt TVESTERW.
(Clover Leaf IlouteJ
Train. Depart. Arrive.
"The Commercial Traveler
Telde. Buffalo and New
Terk "7: pm 7:4an
Pufalo and New York Express 7:2' am 4:&fpm
Ttamsev Acccmmodatlcn. . "304 pm -00 am
WiTTnv nv-fr.
1ST. LOtHS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAT.)
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas a-d Texaa Exprena "
(via Bismarck and Delta).... 8:00 am T:15 pm
Arkansas and Texaj Pat Mall
(via r.lsmarck and Delta).... 8:40 pm 7r0 am
L. .t ,V. R. R.
Train. Depart.
Florida Limited via Nashville,
At'anta and Macon JJOpm
Fast Mill Eva nsville. Nash-
Arrive. I
l'Mpm "
llle. Htmilr.eham. Montcom
ery. Chattan.oga. Atlanta.
JIoMle, New Orleans aod
Jacktinvllle. Pta 133 nm TUIpra
Eeuf-ern F.xpreea to Eaas
illle. Nathvll'.e. Blrmlr.Kham.
Monte New Orleans. Tfom- I
aiville. Jaclceonvllli. Palet
ka. Ocala and St. Ptt?rs
burr, ria 8:55 pm T2am
1VARASH.
Euatern Lines.
Train. ., tlepart.
ArrlTe.
Oir.tlrental IJmltea ueiroit.
N agar.1 Fall?, buffalo. New
York and lloeton "- SiMam 7
Tni-i-o. lietrrit. Nlarara Fall?.
pn
Buffalo. New Yo-k and l!o-
tun Express 810 pra 7:3J am
Toledo. New Tork nnd Boston
j.t Hall "S:'5am 2-SOatn
Uldn'iCit L'mbed Detrott.
Buffalo. N'W York and IK-
ton "ll:32rm "2:00pm
TcleJo Local Eipres "7:20 am tKOpra
l'hlrr.cn Line.
I!apnr ExPrcsf flileaso "3:i2nm
Pannor Umlted -Cblcnn-) -J:05 pm
Midnight Lim'trd-Chlcago ...."11:32 pm
lvnnnn Cily Line.
K.eni Oty Kxpren"... "3:C0 am
Kansas 'ity Fat Mall "2:15 pm
Kansas Citv Limited "10:15 pm
IVortli western Llues.
Tor Union Station
C.-sinrlt Bluffs and Omaha Ex-
jre.s "7:43 am
Cannon Ball-Omaha............ "7:20 pm
7:03 pm
733 am
7:18 aui
:0Oprn
1:53 am
(:59 am
1:50 am
'7:00 am
Ot umwa ans uea Homes ex-
p,.s. ."3:03am "l:oo pm
Ottunva. Des Moines and
Minneapolis Limited "7:33 pm "6:Mam
Leal Trtilna.
W,.i Moberly and Kansaa
City Iical :4iiam IMpm
Moberlv Local v "5:K pm "11:10 am
Last Decatur l.ical "PUpm "ll:'.'S aiu
r-uunriKin irnitis.
St. Charles
irialali Park
l'er'iuain
I'ersu.cn
Ferguson
Fercuson ..... ................
Trom Olve Street Station
Ft. Charles
SI. Chirks
Klnloch
IJrldseton ,
PrMceton
. Ill 3! nm 111:05 p-i
o,:ij pm ..........
.241 pm t:ViST
. 2'Ai pm 75:,0 pm
TS'Miin
. .. JtOiOam
."lLiOam "1:43 pm
.... t5:i0 pm tS:0'an
tlUarn
.... 14:13 rm IS. 4) am
.... 1f:'5am ni:10 pm
..... 3am "13:C0 am
.... "1 im ....
Fermison
Klniwh Paric
Perrusun
Ferguron
18 4j pm 53 pm
.... 1G::pm 13:21 pil
VAMPt.M
PENNSYLVANIA L1NES
LINK.
WEST OF PITTo-
TiTTrre: PF.XNSYLVANIA UAlLllOAD.
Train Depart. Arrive.
Trains 'Nes 20 and 21. New
York Philad-Ipfcli. Balti
more" an I Washington Sr'"ll "8:14 am :4pn
indlmiipolls and New York
1,-al "slM nm TilCnpm
NeV York Llmll-l ' 2 Pa "12:5 rm , .
Clurrbus and Eastern Express :. pm "7:12 an"
Vandalla Accommcor.tion....... -j.o pm -j:: p a
5-20 nm
trrtl naps Is ami ise'w
S'rV
Evp"fS
1'ort Ma 1
"11:3. pm "3:40 pr-i
.. 2:t0am "2:''5a-i
SllobOI'ill PACIFIC RAILWAY.
j-.ij, Denart. Arrive.
rat"MaII !;"" ;!:?5 rm
Local Express " 'i-'i" -il-opm
"7:25 am
Citv.
Dav Kxprea" Kir"
I'uetjlo. I'enver
Salt Lake
.... "... zn Frrinetsro ):0l) am "CiriSnm
TTciidnKton Accommodat-m ., li'-i pm i:5Sam
st. Jcseph. Jcplln. Wichita
I B-c. Kansas Limited, and
Southwest Mltscurl ... .. "IJ pm "7: an
Kansas and Oliraelo Exrres'.'lOils pm "7:10 am
-""; TsV,'.,? ij,k- trains leares Union Ktatlor-
at c-13 m.. "1:15 s. m.. 11:50 n. m.. 4:D0 p. m.
Oak I111I trains lerve Union Sti'ion at t8:15 a.
m . t0:10 a m.. 13:01 p. m and !ff: p. m.
ICl-kwccd trains le.ue Cnlon Hiatlcn at 7:00 a.
ra.. :iW p. m.. tt:W p. m.. t:S3 p. to.
ment and a bucket brigade succeeded ir
stopping the conflasration after an hour
hard work. The loss is. partially covereo
by insurance.
Car Inaiicctor Killed. i '
TtEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Paducah. Ky.. Feb. 13. Captain JacJ
Ilobbs. local chief car Inspector for the
Illinois Central Ilailroad, was ground tc
death last night while crossing a track un
der cars standing on a side track. Ho din"
not know a switch engine was near whet
it back Into the cars that rolled over hiiri
He has been In the employ of the compan,.
for twelve years-.
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