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THE BEPUBLIC: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1902.
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ATTRACTS CAPITAL.
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5CKEAM
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For a third of a century Ameri
can housewives have found Dr.
Price's Baking Powder invaria
bly a guarantee of pure, delicious
and wholesome food.
Always makes the perfect biscuit,
cake and btead.
Price Baking Powdcr Co,
Chicago.
STORMS INTERFERE WITH
COMMERCE OF THE NATION.
KKiilshct-f' Calls Attention
Sudden K.m in i'lice of Kjii,
J.uttc. .ind Cheii'.
New York, Teb. HI BrjO-treet" to-inor-row
will -aj :
lliJnfrtT leather conjitions I -nt tulrd
throUkhvut a ldrti mei, uiili tie natural ?ffct
uf th?. k'n.? l!l.rc.l1lil, operation1 iu 1 httmir
uj, tht 1 1 unnrnt of enial nerd anJIl and
f tiw i ro-Iui ts i . liui str Country produce
tsrtiiu'ul czk, Imtitr iui dice !me con
truil II lr upuaid ll'sht tht bIfthFL price fr
tiirti. jiara Iwiis reached in the fir-a nanuvl
M'e ilw t-tni-dU line- rmaned aulte fctea-1)
Out JarseH ut latter ixj-ort li quln fir tvI.i,
Ilit in the t Hiuru) pro tli of tetrlxuncM in
luced ly tL cul'nliiitlon of the lite ri-
plal jood npor.H rom from the JolIert
of the West and -N.'rtrr-eii but It 'a to li noted
tint Kiitem tin co-xla ileal, rs lrex tockel a
lirKf 1 ut-iiKM". Umi'ed ml oi rottou uwi hy
tlit unwitllnyiiets or l.r tt commit tlieni-ie
frivilt en at the imHent aHanu t prfc-
M i llt'ti 1 Msn ii Mronacr. dei te ih hen -j
i. iciiLt:t lh facta at Lin 1 ntn em to lar
.ut tr-- iT.Mteji it itl.43 bul or about
lAt-t ci 0 j Id J. and tbo fe-llng U KroH.ru; that
t tl.I all L nxltd if i recent conuniptlte Ue
ii ar 1 c ntinues
lh w ioUn xcods lml.s'.r remain acJe, d
fJte tiie ftrlkf tn pom e lai.e mhlr Demand
r worr... f dre? ry$s la larse plain falrlc
r, t iwb it-lil ahtail Ueav oveixoatlns?
ti tal iear are wet j1I alu vi ant tiiiltlpj,
h e Uins iKkM sell lrnn urd uttrl are active,
ty"K or a Ivancinj:.
lHplte all tonMrmatbTi. pic iron p Ices tend
i ju "j iw Mle of PCOr) tons ut lle lurnnce tn
t ie lt lint, inlerent at ! rut tie pr.ee for t! e
rd 'iu3rters -cutptit leond irartentur m
imittl with ft jear jk". ute-I billet which ar
il inp at ?2), or Ji obje hVel rail prl- hou
a a i if v) ier cent owr laKt enr Ijc lrnn,
yn the cunirarv. lis inuejfel onl !) wr i-ent
nM the (flinfi: Ih that huinc b Fmallr mlllJi
wilt ruecultate an advance, t-tmrtural mill ar
Id alead to -eitembr. but plate mills are
will p with order
htrt Incbitltiif; flour, exports for th nU
?preirite 3.J3 1-5 tu . arahn Cir 41 Mi lat
ek nnl s.C4 3n2 bu In thl week lat.t year.
!-t jyt frrm Jul 1. 1101, to dit C
trlci aa err Rate i;03IK)3 bu , a gal Ft Kl
ifc't l;tft -in rn ex t mrt aRirepalP -IT M-l
lm ralntt ;C7 "t5 li last week and 3.27 'M
Il .last ear I'trnj July 1 ItOl, to lat. corn
exir! are 2S'b.:) bu . asalnt 1231Ui7 litt
eatu Jt tertor rf -trlciB tn thn Northern half
f the court r ire under anov-, and colltions
ere lnterfe--d with
hoe ptlpiu nttv a.re lij;htl inwller than lat
week rtr tht week Iot ear, Imt for the season
tbej are s rr cent cmter
P"In-"H fallares In tbn Lniled tale for th
vrek numlte (, ax a?Kitin iv lat wek. 1
It thin wef-k lat-t jear I6S in 1j- 2S in 199 ami
1W in IV t'nnaillati rallurea number 24 n
ajrainft 73 lat week and Z in this week a jfjtr
asfi
Oirrect XNirnm of WnliUiir Imitation
Auril when unlered at ilormod JL Jac
cird . society stationers Ilroadna and
Ioctit, K") finest enpraed calllnp: cards
and pldte.JLCO, loO card-? from our plate SI.
SWINDLERS BUSY IN ENGLAND.
Tnitcd Slntt's Consul Issues u I.et
tcr of Warning.
IxjiiJon. rcb II. TJip operation of Amer
ican swindlers who are evtortlng money in
n'iRl mil throURh repreentalloni resanlins
fortune, awaiting their Ictim! In America
lutr bi-COTic bo estenshc that Jlr Bojle,
United States Consul at Liverpool, has puii
IShed a letter vornins people not to he ile
iclttd 1 the fctatements made bj tht"r
nun.
No torture compares to that of j Hheu
nwtlc. Pre-eription No 31 hj Kimer
Amend, quickest Telltf of all.
I It. 11 AM: iiOClUTV Itlvl'OU'l 'Ue
wcpW) report of the Humane Socict ot
M!oiiri ! .is fo'lons: Beating or whip
pine. ?: oerloTdim;. r: Url'vlni; when sailed
or lame. . depilInc ol neccitary food and
shelter. 7, cencr.il crueltj 6. nbandonlne
rulmals to dlt. 2, warned, 51. cases report
id at ofllce. 'JS: rcmedlei! without prosecu
tlnM. , not substantlatid, t; not found, 2;
iiufmals t iken from work 11: animals
klllel boitiR unlit for further use, II; com
liairti lcgjrdlng children. 1
CITr I TUMI.
THH r.ojs- Rrndj-AIade Clothlm; Depart
ment at t'UAWI OltD S, becond floor, is
read to snpplv the bojs' wints as never
befoie". and verj much to the adantaK
of tho parcntH" There is only one wav to
. "-ure tin msrlvcs of the truth of the abovs
stHtemelit, .Hid that Is to make comparl-
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TAPEWORM;
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EW minute wlta
htid.or no fr
Ao latiiar required Sfnd 3c itanip lor Lookiat
UltM Nt SMlTU.SptcIftliit,800OlWBttet.LBlMC.
DUNN'S n
9I2-9I4-9I6 FRANKLIN AVE.
We liae no, opened up our stoclc of Fall
md U Inter Overcoats of all ktndi, and In all
"lot, for IhiU) rich and poor, large and small,
and at figures to xuit all. and lower than any
4jUit jlace in the cit. An Immense line to se
Ijct fmm lo not fall to see them before buj
Iiir clHcwhere Alo Winter uit t'oata and
etn and Pant by the thousands. Monev loaned
in ail fcrtlcle of alue at lowest rates of interest.
mi eRNETT & CO.,
Qv 607 PINE STREET.
X A Money to Xioan.
' C OAT PEKSO,SAl PROPERTY.
m:DElI3IEII PLEDGES rtljl SVLK.
Dunlneio Confldentlnl.
'TUB Pcpnblle Ik rrtnted with rol!n nwd by
C . CnUTMNCJLU. No 3 3 S Third ft.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
JOSEPH F. PARISH.
j 5T LOUIS REPUBLIC BU1LDINQ,
VI, -I.3018. f KI.XLOCH A 673.
IHIWIII
ixote. BakniR powders in.ule from alum
and other harsh, caustic acids are
low tr in pnce.but interior in work
and injurious to the stomach.
UiinS Utii' S.is tlic .Itilibinj:
Ti;ik in Spiiu; Goods I, of
Ample Iiooi lions.
Xc oik, IVb li K a Dun i Ou '
wfeKK riew of trjile tn-morrow will m
lonc the tTIatnic Coat buniiie-"- x as uii
porarih cluck? I b tli1 tlllln an! j-ome Interii;
llnt ph) FufTctej from unf lunbK weithtr
1 ut roniumpthe demand siii u c'dfn t of
alkattnent
Irk s o i rihable kooHf id anccl harpl)
and the whole ranee of ttaWe comniMltie- ten I
el upnatd Jot bmc t.adt in Hiring llrc of
wearing apiar-l U of ample pre north. n ard
aii ht-aj hardware in 1 products of iron feel
t'ie presntr In that inlu-tr TroFjiects are tnost
cntouraRiic as to the labor viluattun Uatln r
miir,, tbu fir irported for frclrur hom a
ilec-a" if but Z 5 ptr cent from 1 it je:
bfitirs which l fulli "xpluined bj weather
jnditlors. while cmip&rcd with 1 there i an
invirae vf ? s lr cent llank txcliana fo the
wek nt le-dlnK cltic outld of .m Vork
thovi a italu of 1 j--r cent oer la?t ear-,
Willie ih- life at .Vft rk U but ; 1 i ci cnt
from the total In imi uhbh is mure than at
ifrtinted for b a deereaxed a(.Ult in t.ie atxk
market
Uhile In no meas Inllatid bejonj the po'nt
warrantol i urt,nt lniiiha-!. pn-is of pis irnn
ha.t nndt detut i uance. dei Itr the ippa
allien 'f lemlnff inl.r. H" Mort impjits ae
reported, but rotifrn market are a!-o adine
Inu now that therti l Ipw prop.t of niAr
Icau cornititlon rw-cau- of the unprc-Jntel
licm d-Tiaul ltaiiw-ii wupplb ? nl tncturnl
material are ftlll the mwt eperU ouxht of
flni?lod Ftcl prcNlucts Hecurd hreakirc building
Itermlt1 in J lea te the buin that wl'l be dote
b structural mill
Tlie preence of numerous huer In the ltoion
fmwear market U not jt produced tli .le
di ej olume of busliift;)! Th"re Mt-ma to he
aim -t a deadijek oftin t the lndl-poItion
of manufacturer, to man IelreI t,oneeions
ard the unwlll'nfrnesi of purchaser, to offer full
list price- The hiu market 1 weak ard dull
with the iiualiU of Chicai: receipt ieterlorat!nff.
IolbmiPR the ahance in print cloth, to tUc
ther has been ai equhnlint Cain (n man li
l,don of tho cotton good n arktt Hxportr
are I bMlns for Lbj" althoi ph liolders njA
rfu to accept bu'nes it the tenn tb
offere earl in the moith Woolen and wont I
fabrics for fall hace rettetl e uttentlor 1 ut
(-ale, are still fullj up to the Merac
i-tock market quotations were onl of fair sl
nni price (hinges "mail until Thurda when h
nere hrfak Ofiurre-I on the anuciintement tht
the Attornev General woull proceed ajcalmtt the
Northern iecurltlep Conrun.
Ilal Illtit. of -opimerclal failure, thu far re
porte.1 fo, Kebruarj aRK-irite. Js ftj? -Sl f
whicli S3 4(M 6rr were ir maiafKturlnc 2.142
in tradlnp nrd 54 1 112 In other ronm rrlal Un-
I'lllures frr the week number 2"' in tie in' i
Ma'eP. aculnt 2S3 last eii anl ll in Canada
apiiin"t CS Iat ear
I'IOIlin. Knjtiy- Rnmnter Mtnnte
In winter at Tampa Iia Hotel Info-n itit n
at Republic Uuretu Ft. Iaoui. and South
ern and Louisville and Nihllle KaUioacl
HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED.
Fiunit-r I5o Gels ?.",ol)ll Uv Lt-jj;
Lost in ;t t'o.tl Jliiif.
RRfl 11L1C SPEflAU
Macon, ilo . Teh 21 Lj" nidi r A Wad
dle, a farmei bo. of Mii'dl" Turk Tonr
shlp who, for three d-, tried to be i uml
mil er. t.is given a verdict fur WDOO tgaif't
the Kcnsas and Texas Coal Compinv thi-
inotrlnjr. Wnddle v.ent to work at the
con.panj's mine .it Ardntou, Macun Couu
tv AugUBt C. 190")
As li was loading a p't car In an entrj
on the 1th, a rock fe'l from the roof, strik
ing tlic (.ar and plnaimt the boy aloimidr
of it to the (.round. The Injiuv wn1- t sln
ku! ir one The large bone in the lower
part of the lift leu nan knocked out of
pHce and driven fix or fight inchts In the
ground. like a peg The Kg was ampu
tated ten days afterwards
The simple question of cntrv timbering
was the Issue. The verdict w is one of the
heaviest ever rendered against a coal com
panv In this spction
The I'ebrnarj-ltorn Will Kind
A b.authul collection of birih-montli rKn;s
at Mermod i Jaccard'?, Broadwij and Lo
cust, set with amethjst, meaning "content
mint," $2u0 to and with dl'imonl and
amethvst up to p
II I itejor Catetogtrnatlfl J re.
POLICE RELIEF SOUVENIRS.
Will Take Place of the Annual
Benefit Enterlaininent.
Instead of the annual entertainment for
the Police Belief Fund, the Police P.elief
Association has decided this ear to issue
an elaborate souvenir-book, which is to be
presented to th subscribers of tho fund It
has been the custom for eais for the as
sociation to give .in entertainment to in
crease Its fund for tho care of retired
policemen and their families
The association tins" ear decided upon
the new pHn of the souvenir books, which
was approved bv the Board of Police Com
missioners The book will contain a his
tory of the Police Department, embellished
with half-tone portraits of all the officer1
ind numbers of the department, with Il
lustrations of different public buildings and
commercial institutions of the city.
Seven thousand copies cf the souvenir are
to be distributed. Special men have been
appointed bv the Belitf Association to so
licit subscriptions to the funl. Each man
has bem furni-hid with a letter of intro
duction from Chief Klelv. The annual en
tertilnmint has been given about the 1-t
of Ma. but It Is slid the "ouvenlr will not
be out until sometime later.
BROWN'S Bronchial Troches
firm moat aatutmry rmihrt In
BronohHI.
Sold In Soxes only Acold Imitation.
Fe-8lmUt JifjsJ sj onererj
SUmunreof ! O fffm- box.
Two New Finns and Four Bianeli
Ilouxiw Weie Opened Here
S JJecently.
JANUARY TRADE WAS HEAVY.
Sales of Four Leading WnMiinglou
Avenue Dry (Jowls Htmses
Heach Nearh Fie Mil
lion Dollais.
B
4 sp. ioiis's nurnT .
III MMS ItmisllKrtV.
Tunis that have been forrifd m St
Louis or hive e"-tabllslud b' incln-s
here since the latttr pirt of last
otr-
Thomas O Plant !-hoe Companv of
Boston Branch iiou-e at Xo Slv
Washington avenue
Snttlev Mamifaetnriiig Companv of
Springlleld 111 ill inch liouse at No
J10 Him street.
Havuer Distilling Companv ut Dav-
s ton, O Branch house at No -it
i-nuth Seventh street
Wallet A Zerllnger Itubbtr Com-
panv have bigun buiue,.s at IVuith
and Locust streets.
The Column-is Bug Companv of
Co'tinbuh O Branch house at Nine-
trelith and Olive stteetf.
Biackvvill-Wielandj Book and tt.i-
ttniiny Comp-mv has begun bus'ness
at Highth and Washington avmiie.
Since the latter patt of last jear four
biandi houses have been loiatl in St.
Louis and two ii.ipottai.t mw companies
benm business The advert!--Ins donn bv
the Worlds Talr lninaqcment ha- been
I irgelv lespun-Ible for this
Since the first of Jan'iai) gifat rctivitv
ha- ihaiaclenzed the lommercul inte'sts
of St 1-ouis in neailv evtr) line. Sales
have bien heavy and merchants" assotii
lioii" lepoit tnat this iL.1 vvill prove a
Intuie1" vi ir in sale
Bank clfaru t,s have been laige and n
ihtions iiio-pirous During the la-i en
wholesile dtv goojs houses -old JXi,WVrt
worth of good, ami Kince Januaiv 1 four
krdli g lshiiigton-avinue Imus hive
sod iliotit 1".iW,Cm0
With tli'i b winning of .M.nch tn bujeis
fioiii all ovei the ioi.nlrv and even from
Cuba villi btgi l to irrive A- St Lot.!-- is
mon i 'lit! a. I. Incited thin most of th
lirge citiiv it i- insdercd ore of the b""st
li cation- for a comirerei il enterprise
CLEVELAND STrTEETRAILWAY
DEAL FORMALLY ANNOUNCED.
iilr n( "Ills I oiisiiliilated" l.nntlv
KIItM --i lITllIrA or Kvrlttt-
Mitre S iiilleiile.
Clevelind, Feb .'1 Hit B inkers' Coin
nilttet "f the Lveietl-Moore -judlcali to
il iv issued tin1 follow in,; ofhclil ilalement
eomernlng the tMle oT the "B 0' Coii-oil-dited
' jtreet railwav sjstcm of thi- cltv .
'The d-al for the Hverett-Mooie holdings
ot stock in the Cleveland K'lime ltiilw.iv
Compui has been praiticallv closed A
sjndlcite hi'adid b) Horace B. Andrews,
his contr-ict'd tor the entire holdings 'it
stock ot the Kven.'t-Moo"-e svndlcito in the
companv The prlie at whicli the stock
will be "old is $80 pr shire The Llkin
Wdenei-Doltn svrdicate. vvhlcn was nejo
tlaling for the prorcrtj , fulled to m ike a
proposition "-atisfactorv to th committee "
The sale of the ' Big Conolldated " it is
aid, will In a gieat measure relieve the sit
uation, which forced the derett-Monre
"v ndlcatc to seek the assistance of the
B inker-' Committee.
With the collateral trut pi in in full oper
ation to rell'vc the telephone situation. It i
believed the -vndlcate will piacticallj be in
-liape to go ahe id and ton luct the nffalr
of its numerous othep Intf rct as fornurlv.
To t'urr Helldmclie' In lO lllnutei,
Take Pnrker Head-chc Powders Thej
are safe and surf All dmccists. Price 10c
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS K0TELS.
V. L Cavot of Westphalia, Ka, is
rcgi-teied it tlie St Nicho.as
J. H Jleflee of Jackson, Jliss im
rot ms at the Moser.
Mr ind JIrs Barllv Cii-hing of Chi
i.vo. 111 , are at the Liudell
(3 D Oallov av of lrfonard, lev, Is
slopping at the Bozler.
Oeorge J Weber of Kunsjs cilv. Mo.
-lent vesterdav at tho Planters
L Li Jackson of Sin rnnusco, Cal . Is
lettl-t.rei at tht Southern
J 1. Pomeroj of II million, O, is a
guest at the Laclede
T II WhitiiHj of Jefferson Cltv. Mo.
was at ihe Aloer vesterdaj.
A A Lipp' of Pittsburg, l'a ha-rooms
at the M Niclmlas.
J II 1 l'pp'i if Cot Initio 'iinn is
stoppii g at me Lindell
H H Siuton ot Warn, Tex, airivid at
the Hotter ve-terdaj.
M. and iirs V. A. Patiiu of Oinahi.
Neb. arc it the Plmtei.'
Miss 31. carv of Leui-.ille, K , Is a
(,i.csi it the' Southern
J J l'irrell of RrunMej. ik. Is teg
islered at tne licIetTe.
T. J Terrnll of Liitetprlsi, 3Iias , has
rot ms at the 3loser.
J II Cavuunugh of Boston, 31 iss , siK'Ht
jsterda at the .t Klcholis
-U r. Buliv of .Montlcello, Aik, has
1 or ins at the Lindell
Mr. und Mrs 3Iasscnbiirg and Mrs. 31.
Robinson of Paiis Kv ate at t'.'e Bozler.
Trails Wolf of PhlHdelphlo, Pa , is stop
ping at the Planters
George . Allen of Bocliestcr, N V ,
13 leglstered at the Planter-
31r. and Air- O Bougnner of bedalla,
3Io , are at the Licledc.
C. A O 1'errall of TalHs-ee, Ala , is
stopping at the lloser.
J. B. Warren of Laurel, 311 , was
among jesterda's arrivals at the St. Nich
olas 3Ir and 3Irs J. B. Simtiel of Carter-
llli?. Ill , are at the Llndtll
Mr. and Jlrs H. F. Clarke of Chicago,
111 , are at the Kozicr.
3Irs I 13 Hummer of Iloff. I T , is a
guest at the Planters.
Charle- C. Post of Denver. Colo, ai
med at the Southern esteroa.
31r. and 3Irs W. Komans of Cincin
nati, O . are at the Laclede.
George 31ahan ot tjuincy. Ill , is regis
tered at the 3Ioser.
Thomas Langford of Chicugo, 111, was
at the St. Nicholas jestcrdav.
Prank Quarles of Mciltli.ni, 31 N-, has
rctms at the Lindell
Mr. and 3Irs W. K Tolej of Poplar
Blurf, 31o , arc at the Planters.
W. V. Adams of Indianapolis, Jnd . Is
stopping at the Southern
Virgil 3IcKav of Kennett, 3Io , Is a
guest at the Laclede.
ChaniiMffne Import In lfHtl.
Of a ti lal of 319 1'Z coses Imported bv over
SO brand-. G IL 31U3tal S rf.VTBA DBY
aggregited Ul,) cases ni-arlv txliHHt cutis
nton than anj other brand Paiticular at
tention is called to the quallt ot this wine.
It Is vers drj and rc-embles the famous
lbS9 vintage, being more tlclleate and
brcedj than the 1MB Imnien-e reserves
guarantee the maintenance of quality.
Trenton tins a Woman "ntrr Public.
m nit iii ..n. m . i
Trenton, III . Feb. ;i This dt Is one ot
the few In the State hiving a oung ludy
NoUrv Puhllc. JIIss Jlary Ob-rdlng rec-lved
hi 'i(iiiiij.-i.jii tui- nt iv Him eiitvieil ii,'tjii
her duties as a uotatj. bhe is crivate sccie
tary to Walter S Louden.
l'Hidt'iit Has Seletted tin Noted
Kougli Hider to Succeed Uov-
eiiinr Aliiijdn of Arizona.
MURPHY GOING TO WASHINGTON
Change in Executive Oflite Will
Take IM.ite in Spruiu: His
toi of Indian Figltier
and Soldier.
nn-i liuc spkciu
Phoenix. Ail?. IMi 21 Governor X O
3Iurphv of Ail7tini i- to givii up Ins ollke
and remove to Washington to take up th
piact'ce of lav, and to act as . laim agent
.in' Iobbvist His -ucie-sor In the letrl
torial Mibernatoi lal ch ilr Is to be Colonel
A!e O Brodie. who wis yeeoud In i om
liiand of Hoo-evelt s Bough ltltlfis
'I lie le-Kuatlon of Governor Murphv villi
llkelv go to the Pres'dent eul in the
sniiiig and when the change is mit'e It v 11!
i inaik tne most InleieslliiB political event in
the historv tif Ailzoua.
In all tie sciamblc of llotihli Kldeis for
office, upon the aeiession of 3Ir. Koosevelt,
Colonel Brodie whs the onlv one to le
henoted with a position of anj considerable
nrte And in the selection of Brodie then
Is a nio-t intei e-lins slorv heretofort un
told It was curremlj believed that Gov
ernor Murphv's tirm v oi.ltl eNpirc duruu
the pist nutunui when would have ended
th-1 -ervlee of Colontl M II 31cCortl, whose
plac- 3Iuiphv hid taken, when 3IcCord left
the Governors office to he id a regiment In
the war with I'palii
3Ir. Itoosevelt was ai"iou- to reward
Co'onel BukIk foi hi niafculllceiit work
-Ilh the Bough Bldtr-, and It was sus
fcestrd to the Pjesident, hi ftiends of Bro
die, Hi it the 1 itter be ofteietl the fcfivernor
.hlp of Ailzona Tlie President readll ae
iiulesced, and In the present e of several
Arizona politicians, invited Br"die tu ac
cept the place.
Ileelilrd to irjl.
Culonel Biodi. at tiisl uecllncd and then,
at the eatnet solicitation of his fiiends,
aeiepted
"ou intend, I believe, to leivt In a few
dav- for Aiizous," sild th Pie-i lent ' To
morrow jou mav cotiie here ml get vour
commi-sioii to take W'e.-l with jou"
Twt davs later Brodie started for Ari
7ona. but with no commission The Pre-I-el'iil.
on the previous daj, h-d di-cus-ed the
matter with his Cabinet, and had been ad-vl-ed
bi them that it was cu-tomarj, in
sue I. a ca-e a- that of Governoi Murphj, tn
allow the incumbent to tini-h out his fu.l
frm, insttad of completing onl the term
tf hi- pretf'C-'ssor
1 will do is 1 iolili-td, i oloii"!." said
the Pitsitlent. laid, to Brodte and ou
iin have jour commission, even though
thr action bt contrarj to cu'tom "
Colonel Brodl however, would not con
st nt to accept the paper-, and returned to
the mimi(,tmeni of hts rlzoni mlnef. to
await the end of -Murphv's term, or his ies
igi ation
Colonel Brodie h i- a veiv intere-ting bis
tort n a- graduated irom V. i-t Pont
in nil'. ..nd promoted to it fc cond Lleuttn
ancj In thi -anie veil He served on fron
tier outv up to Ii7, when he resigned from
the service In lv71, he was e-P's:iallv com
mend d for gallanto in action with the
Apiche-, .ti'd was recommended for Brevet
bj (jeneral Croo for hi scr.lces against
the a-ne tribe In the winter of 1S7J-73 When
tne Spinish-Aiuencan war btgun he organ
ized tne Arizona tmtta ot the Firt United
fat.ites Civalr, itnmiarlv known as the
Itough Hiders He organized, drilled and
t tii'ipped the first -quat ron of the regiment
at San Antonio. Tt . In 31av, loss, li was
vouiided in the action at 1 is Guaslmas,
Cuba, on Juno. il. his forearm being sh it
tered bv a Mau-er bull"t. In this engage
ment he v is in ctimm mtl of th" left n iric
In August he vvaj made Lieutenant Co.onel
ot his regiment. He was ep-clallv com
mcnlttl bv Gtnerils Shafter. W heiler,
loung ard Wood and Colonel Roosevelt.
Worked hs I)n I.nliorer.
After Brotlle left the regular armv he
worked for a time as a dav laborer In the
min - or Arizona His climb to the top
hovvver, was rapid, and a few vears later
ho was put In charge of the great Walnut
(Iiove dam on the Hasajampa Itlvet,
north of W ickenburg In 1S4, when the dam
-ias about completed, an Immen.e Hood
wu-li'd it out, causing the lo-s of eighty
lives and damiglng propertj worth millions
of dollai- In the valltj below Btodle's
promised wife was the oI survivor of hr
fiimllv, who were c imped below the tlam
sh. e-caped bj climbing a steep clllf, and
a few months later became 3Irs Brodie.
Ill- reason, for Brodie's letlrement from
the tegular armv has nevei been told, but
his rc"ipnation s believed to have been
caused hi -ome indl-cretlon of his then
vouthful vears. Since then his private life
and his career in the Spanish war have
more than made up-Ior whatever his error
mav have been It is said to be the thief am
bition of Colonel Brodie s life that he bu
iven a, commission In the armv and then
I ernianently retire with III- rank
The retiring Go.einor of Ailzona has been
In territorial politics for ir.anv ea"ryllt
hn. -orved several tTris as Governor anil
as Secret"V of the Terrltorv and two
terms as Delegate to Congre-s Ho is in
terested in tverii mines, railroads anil
newspapei- but his best work has been
done In W islilntrton, wheie his sutccss his
b.eii great In th- work of the third House.
i.itEt.t. sjiou rini.
The lirvant i Stiatton Bu-luess and
Shorthand School. CM ttitj building, corm l
Olive and Ninth struts, has made arrane
ments with the Gie(,g Publishing Co.rpanv
to teach their sjslem of shorthand and
htr ifter the G'tgg .ciJ I ltm m sv-lems
will loth be ti.ught In the tollege.
Grrgg shorthonil is u-ed in at out JO bui-ne--
eolleses and all win te tell the si stem
hjv that It I- more ea-liv leatrul than the
I'ltman shorthand.
All departments of the -fiioiil art open
thtougli the vear without vaentlon .nil now
i- the time fo- those to begin who wlh to
go into bu-ines-i next fall
IN FAVOR OFJINGLE STANDARD.
Ctild I.elieiiii: on Doois Selet tcl
b 'nte of K! to 1.
31ei ibis of tl e it. Louis Stock Kxchanse
vetertlav put ihemstlve- on record as
voting for the single "land trd in Ihe ratio
of It) to L Pnraoovlcallv the Kold men
won
It vas not a politic il cue-tion winch
biought out the ballot When the brokers
gathered for their afternoon session a
piinter vas bust painting the tirm names
on eighteen new individual telepheme boxes
reccntlv Installed Some one suggested
that the black letters could not be easilv
read A disculn arose. In the course of
which there was a dlv'.shm of opinion ns
to v nether the lettering should be lu silve
rn gilt A vole was called for.
When Chairman-Ham Br in put the ques
tion It was founo thit sixteen brokers fav
ored gold .mil one held out for silver, one
men her of the eigh'een .being ab-ent. TKe
arnounc'ment ot the result caii-ed much
merriment
l.ovTent I'riccfi In merion fur 'liie
W nil" lies.
3Ien's Solid Gold V a tclie- K3 to Ti
3Ieii''. Gold-Filled Watcher, to .:
3Ien's Solid Sliver Watches, J'O to SCO
Indies' Solid Gold Watches. JIM to WOO
Ladies' Gold-Filled W atches. $r, to Hi
Indies' Solid Silver Watches. Jh to 8
Bojs' and Girls' Watches. $j to J20
Ladle' Chatelaine Watches. JS t,. Sf-,
3IBU3IOD &. JACCAP.D JHWKLRY CO.
On Broidii.i. cor Locust st.
II i iltfor Cti aloffi" -f wil'tljrff
stricken Willi I'nral) xl.
HLPLIiUC bPLcIAI-
3Iottoon PI. Feb Jl Iinlf Mcs-er, a
rctlttd hot"! mm and the wcalth'e-t resi
dent of Coles Couiili w l- strltken "vilh
paralvsls this morning and cannot recover.
He wa promincnilv ideniilletl with a num
ber of banks.
r i
lou'Il regrt it If soil fall to advertise I
for a scivaut In ihe s-indav Uepubirc. All I
druggi'ts take adjt for The Republic
8-Djv MNTnt CLOCKS, m Iron, Hrone, Wootl, rorcel.uu. Onyx and
Marble 1'raine-. at $75, S5, S6, S7.50, $9.25, $10, $12 50, 515 and
up to $335 00.
l.i-Dav I'RIv.N'CH'r.r.GULATORS". m Heveled Plate (.las ncl heavtlj Gilt
rriutes, at $27.50. $32, $J6, $45, $60, $75 and up to $300.00.
1-Pav BOUDOIR CLOCKS, d-tiutv and novel designs, at $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00, $2.50, $3 00 and up to $15.00.
GRXI)rATHKR HALL CLOCKS at $50, $75, $95. $110, $160, $200
and up to $750 00.
IER10D & JACCARD'S,
On BROADWAY,
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
EMPLOYES RELEASED
lude Cldilv Killed Thai New J.eg
i-Iation Is Necessaiv to
t'lose lite Content.
Juhn B Butler, former president of the
southern Tt legraph and 3Ionev Oldir Co n
pmv, and ehven operatois of th- concern
were discharged in the Couit of Crin In il
Correction vtsterda. Tliej were clniged
with bookm ikint; in violation of the breed
er.s' law. and with conducting a common
gambling house.
In his opinion Judge Claik deel ire- ihat
the concern Is not a 1 oolroom, and there is
no law to prevent itH operitinc lit savstne
onlv waj to "hut It up ii to enact a ntw
st-itute ag lin-t such Institutions
The dismissal or these casts di-p t t of
ill criminal iro-ecutioi s agah st the Soith-
rn companv, trom which Colonel LM But
ler and his son reccntlv withdrew
Two of the cases on the docVct cstrrday
were on Indictment One of them was for
bookmaklng, and the oilier for conduc in?
t gamine hou-o in violation of the S att
law. The other case was for a violation of
th cltv ordininco against common gam
bling houses, and came up on apptal f-om
the Da ton Street Police Court. The three
cases were submitted on tlie tistimonv In
the former trial for booking, and In the
contempt case before Judge Bvan In the
Clrctib; Couit.
Juilge Clark delivered a lengthv opinion,
dec' iring that the evidence did not justify
a conviction under the breeders' law, be
cause it was not snoi n that tile operators
of tho Southern Companv had am thing
to do witli the pi icing of bets, although
thev teleg'aphed tne bet- to a house In
Ldiilsville, K.
That the object and puiposc of the
breeders' law was to nronlblt tho practice1
of betting upon horse rates in this Mate."
said Judge Clerk, "except under such con
ditions as wtie prescribed in that enact
ment is evidtnt However, it is equallv evi
dent tint the Legislature In that tnactment
did not cont-nip! itc a cas of the eh-uactir
such as now pre suited to the court, and
accordlnglv failed to cover that point bv p
propri ito legislation Tht defect in the
legislation Hi s in the haii'V? of the legis
lature", and when called to If attention mav
be applied o th it a cise cf tht present
kind m iv lie Intluded in its en lctments."
Judge Clark held with regard to the other
cases that if there vus to be a criminal
proetutlon agah st the eompnnv. il clearly
inunt be brought under the breeders law, as
It applied to the betting on hor.se race-, and
repealed the law iga!nt tommon gaming
houe in so fai as tht betting on hor-e
races was toncenetl. All uf the defend irt-,
therefore, were discharged.
The Southern conipmy ha- not been open
fo- business sirce Colon"! Butler's rl h
drawal ' " r
Ue sure Miuut 3 our lives.
Hive thsm examined free of ch.uge b
Ur Bind, expert optician, it Mi rmod
Jaetard's Biojdvvav ami Iicu-t lie will
tell vnu wlnther ou nrnl slas-es or int.
-jteel fiaim-, 1 aid up, gold. r. antl up
DEPUTY MARSHAL ROGERS.
Sin i mulicd to Sudden ii.iU of
J'lieiiinoiii.i.
John ItOKeis, a tleputv titv in ir-hal, di-d
of put mm in at th- ( Itj Iln-pU tl tf
teldij morning after a brief illnts- Be
wa- taken to ihe ho-pit il bv friends Tlim
dav evening In in lu'conclous condition
He wis IT tars old, m I lived with his
wife mil mi thlld at No tCl O Fallon
strict For -evenl mouths he hid not
h-en In good health, but his friend- did not
deem hi- cordltlon -i ilou- On the evening
of Augu-t .1 PHI. he .vt- s.ablcd in the
chest 111 a light with a re,st uir.int keeper
in Union 31 irl.et lit neutered from t'ie
wound anmrtntlv. but -Inee that time he
hid alwavs oc-n more -u-eeplable .o hi- I
ne1"
Bugcrs was min of tilc print lp it wlti ess
es for the t,e't iie in the t.wt cf 'Pad
.lacs. Wi'!'"!s, Jack Ftifcit mil "Dutch
Louis' Flngorlin who wert tried Iat full
to- as-ault to kill Jo-eps oOnin, who was
shot thrt ugh the gr.un on the night of
August 21 Itoaers was on i tot adjo nlug
Grar-am's at the Citv Hosplt il md w is
present at the two visits of the police
man with "Jack Williams ind other on
the night of "he -hooting He "estllled tint
Graham n'-tcoh Inl n It. Butler for Fln--lerl'n
thus fiiiilshlug a strong link n
1 incerllii's alibi
Roger- vi ii nnpolnted a t't rut lind-r
3Iar-h i! Scullln last April
Cures the UrlnL Itnbll.
The Immune Treatment remove- all de
sire for drlak. and. In fact. nnks ilco'nlic
stimulants of all kinds orfen'"e The lead
ing huslmss men an I ministers of St lyiuis
have indorsed thLs method, ami th'it letters
will tie submitted to auv one nte-e-trJ
Offices of the PAQUIN IMML'XI) CO'.l
TAN are 117. IIS, ir -0 ami 4.1 1 mlerton
Blda s, iiuls
Note IhoF" v-ho write v1 ill pie te men
tion The Republic.
SCHROELL'S SECOND ESCAPE.
Has Another l.iteiitiue in Stitet
Cur Accident.
Jo-eph Ptliroell a cabmm, living at No
1201 Siuth Seventh strtrt, was ti'ronn frcm
his carringc In a co'li-Ion with a 3Iir!.et
street car at Thirteenth and Wash str-ets
vesterday n.oniin He -t.-taliied a piir
fjil scalp .vountl. wh'eh was ores-'ei at tne
Cltv DIspensai, and then he went hnirc
The carriage was damaged about 5j'
Sthfocll was knacl.i! down bv a Subu--ban
ear rarl one mor.nng last v.eek while
I.e v.as crossing the -treet In fropt cf No
2714 aash strs't He was eat gin u.uttr
the fender antl t'.rigged tlftv fct t. lul v is
scareelv Injuretl In orfer to e-ctnciti him.
it was found neccssu- to lift the car up
on jack screw .
SI.II'PKIJ OV 1CV PVVKMI1V T tlrs. I
Vlarv Moigii" rf No. 729 North rir-t street. '
Kat St louls. III. -lipped on the let In .
t.om ui ."iti ec- wuve --utt-i jraim ij
nmFnlnt. bte iking her left wtlst. She was
atteivltd at tin CIt. WNpenstry and sent
hoiii-
OUR FINE
OULATORS
Are Clocks on which you can
always rely.
We guarantee them to be cor
rect time-keepers.
The illttstratio l shows an S day
Regulator, beveled plate glas-.
ftont and sides in heavily gilt
irainc. strikes hours and half
hours on cathedral goii height
103 inths5:; base
(i nicnes; only. .
$22.00
Cor. Locust St.
LOSSES FROM FIRE
HIGHER LAST YEAR,
Iusiir.tnce Companies Paid Out
JfJ,.V.i7,l.'!."i in St. Louis in
lam
The annual report ot the Fnderwrlters'
Salvage Corps for Ml was partly completed
vesterdaj. and figures on the fir" losses and
insurance given out.
The Insurance, losses and percentage on
bulUIng and contents show that for lsoi
there were 2 9s? fires and alarms? Almost
of Insurance $13 tXH 012.29. Amount ot losses
to companies, il OST.lVi 01 Percentage, 16 97.
The preceding jear theie were 2,251 fires
and alarms. $10,133 9S"3 23 insurance. 1 S5a,
ij2,1 10 lo-s-s to companies and an average of
IT SI
Of th 2,'it) alarms In 1S01 sev entv -six were
fil'p 'Iheie were 1,417 box alarms, 772 still
alarms. V. second alarms. 27 third alarms,
8 general alarms. Fires for which no alarms
were given were 73
Of the aggregate loses of J2.397.lij.0L the
grade of losses shows U 621,833 79 to have
been on thirteen fires of from J50.01O to J150 -000
each
There were 72T. fue- under $100, 2s3 under
$l.licv. 10 betveen JU.uGo and $20,000, 3 b-twe-n
$2-1.0011 and $J0O00. .1 between $30 0iXI
antl $-t0Oui ind 1 between $40,000 and $30,000.
Tires for which alarms were given: Insur
ance on buildings', $7,392 4S7 21: Insurance on
contents, $3,002 39 39: totnl insurance. $13.
193046 63 lo-,ss 0n buildings. $7S6."41 30.
Lo-tes en contents. i 74 9S2 91. Total los-es.
$2 571 B24 41
Tires for which no alarms were given: In
surance on buildings $1,617,133 C6, insurance
on content', J!"1 tlO Total lnjranee. $2,108
;i63 66 Ist-s on buildings, 1S,13L37, losses;
on contents. $2,47? tC Total losses, $23,610 W.
H0CH ADMITTED HIS GUILT.
Wanted .Justice Tfapp to Sentence
Him lor Forgery.
illlam 12 Hoch and John C Parmer ap-
pearetl before Justice Bapp at Wellston
jesterdav to anirwer charges of forgerv In
tho third degree. Parmer was discharged
and Hoch was held to the Grand Jury In
the sum of $jt ,.
Hoch wanted Justice Tlapp to sentence
him to prison at once. He declared he was
gulltv of the charge against him and
wanted to begin immediately to pay the
ptnaltv. The Justice explained to him that
he had no right to sentence him and sent
him to tlie dav ton jail In default of ball.
It was ell irged that Parmer and Hoch
passed u forged check purporting1 to be
t-igntd bj the Southern Paving and Con
Htiuctlon Companv for $t7.71 on Joseph
Biussel n saloonkeeper on the Olive Street
road The evidence aga!nt Parmer vras
not considered sufficient bj the Justice to
hold him
FIREMAN INHALED FLAMES.
l'.itiiik Naughfon Serion-dy
IJurned at Has Furnace.
Patrick Xaughion. a fireman, emp'oed
at tne Iaiclede irashouse, at Second and
Convent streets, was severely burned while
ittendlug one of the furnaces vestirdav
afternoon A volume of ilame "hot out ot
the furnace door when he opened it to
OEI
Ideal Telephone Service
Residence Rates'
Direct Line, $3.00 Per Month.
Three Cents Per Messttf-.
INCOMING MESSAGES FREE.
Metallic Circuit.
Bell Telephone Co.
OF MISSOURI.
2050- MAIN- 3786
pium
K! 53
, , t , .... ij-r.nv iiuui-. x-uanive ana permanent CURE pffeeted
in four to eight davs After treatment the thought of whisky-becomes repul
sivc. the scent of it n luseating. and the drinking and reminlmr oT It absolutely
Impossible. Estnh'1-hed in 1670. Perfect sjsten? of HOMBKatment without
p .in or detention from business Best of both professional Tnd landorrernVnt.
Address. dr. B c. THOMPSON, 610 Holland Building; SLlSuls.
TnE
3iOS LOCUST ST., St- Lotlls.
T!m only Follu Cure far Llqnor JrUklns. Morphine sad other or.
eollc Umc TJ.Idc. Vi-nnnthnU, Tobacco and Clsarette addletlana.
.,rt ennzamonnvm coistxTi-nos coxnDMTUu
Urtr XJ3F.. J. Ml. HTjAISTXX, Zly.loln mnX OdCn-.
n m- .. . -r-i jo
"" irnjim -ir a-yrro mmn icnn'ti'rii. i lM7' ism Js..Tr trrphmt.
UPTURE
H's.ot tthat You Earn
It's What Ion Sacc.
Our prices will enable you
to make a big saving in your
expenditure for clothing.
Men'sSuits
Broken lots, sizes from 32 to
lO.cut from Slo.oO and ?15 to
$10.00
Handsome Cassimeres
Cheviots, .finely tailored
perfect fitting, cut to
$15.00
and
and
Men's Trousers.
Stylish designs in hair-line
Cassimeres marked at the very
low price,
$3.00
Fine faucy and striped wor
steds, 1,000 pairs to select from,
$3.50
These are exceptional values.
Come early and get first choice.
Big reductions in Men's,
Boys'and Children's Overcoats
Browning,
King & Co.,
BroMdway and Pine Street.
Babies Thrive 0a
Kneipp Halt ;
Coffee
It in an appetizing-, delicion
beverage, a food also, and while
it has the agreeable odor of cof
fee it
Has No Harmful Effects
Health i ruined by the use ot,;
coffee it is especially hurtful to
children yet thousands If of
young- children are feed on bread
and coffee. "
Feed them Kneipp Malt Coffee,
and preserve their health. Vour
grocer has it or will g-et it. Fol
low directions, arm Don it
stir the fire, burning him about the hands
and face.
He Inhaled some of the flame and eases
Into his lungs, causing serious Injury. Hs
was taken to the St. 3Iary"s Intlnnaxy.
where his condition was pronounced qulta
serious. Xaughton's home is at No. 221J
Hickory street.
You'll reeret It If vou fall to advertisa
for a tenant in The Sunday Republic, All
druggists take aijs. for Tho Republic.
Duplex Line, $2.00 Per Month.
Three Cents Per Message.
Long Distance Equipment.
I - ?'-'fB
M-t GUV
ND WHISKY HABITS CUBED.
tV2. SfilS of drunkenness thoroughly sobered In Ave 'hours.
Irresistible cravlna; for whisky or opium stooped In fifteen to
.. - . - . .... .. ,-
Quickly and I I D IT l"
Permanently W UlVCiU
.Sv2.c?r"'1. durlar th lift ten lears o;
St. Uiulsans. J.O PAT cTNTri CUHBDL
o Palsj: Ko. Cnttlntr- Taclaso 2a
rrBu,e. W.iLEWl ,,i
4 WsiUa5tos Ave., SC. la.
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