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THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1902.
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COMMENCING
Wednesday,
The Wabash Lino Will Inaugurate Through
Sleeping-Car Service Betwoon
ST. LOU
IS AND
Leaving St. Louis 8:30 P. M. Daily
Arriving Boston 10:07 A. WJ. Second Day
AND ON SUNDAY, JUNE f,
Leaving St. Louis 9:00 A. M. Dally
Arriving Boston 5:20P. M. Next Day
Ticket Office
JUNE WEDDINGS
HAVE. BEEN ANNOUNCED.
We have anticipated appropriate presents in a -well
selected stock of Sterling- Silverware, Cut Glass and
Handsome Clocks. 53355533
F. W. DROSTEN,
- SEVENTH AND PINE STREETS.
The display of Summer Goods as Burr's
.annot fall to meet the fancy of the critical
md economical buyer. The fabilcn this
wanon are dellchtful In desisn. and no
where are the offered In such assortment
ik at Misouri's Greatest Storo.
ST. I.OI IS MAX MAY GET HEMEF.
r.iurt of CInlniK n renin me ml Thnt
rnuere Vat Hill to TUat Cud.
UE1TBUC SPECIAL.
Washington. May II. The Court of
Claims to-day recommended the passage
rf the hill for the relief of Joseph W.
"arlsh cf St Loui". who had a one-year
Government contract during '.lie ."lvll Var
to furnish Ice to different parts of the coun
try, hut was afterwards ordered to sis
i?nd th!rment. until further lnatnirt:on.s.
This suspension was never wh illy re
moved, and Mr. Parish, not beinp; aHe to
llspoe of the ire which he rurehini-U at
the GovET.ment's request, conseq'J'ntly sus
tained severe flnancul lot-?, .ind. tnorefoic,
asks the Government to relmourse him
fnrrlirn m:il Substitutes).
ItCrUBLIC SPECIAL.
-V:isl:lnKton..May II The Postmaster Gen
ital has this day appointed the fnl
'ovinp, carriers and substitutes at TVoll
inctm. Kas.. and Maccn. Ho., to commence
-ervlec on June 1. on which date the free
ie.'verv service will be Inaugurated:
Wellington. Kar.: Carriers-John P. JII1
iard. Dp Witt c. Dey and Herbert H.
'lurcham. Si bs'ltutes Emery Trekell and
'"la'ence L. Haslett.
Macon, Mo.. Carriers John H. Van Sickle.
'r.. Harry E. Miller and Uriel I. Wrifibt.
Substitute Nicholas Hauler.
Muntesauo Opening.
This beautiful family resort will open
ror th season Sunday. May IS. Montesano
Is an Ideal t-riot for picnic parties, and Is
ural to k dprec. Here Is found an abun
ilance of shade, grass and fine spring wa
ler. with evtrv convenience and comfort.
besides many amusements. The popular j
'teamcr. city or i'roviaence, win mane two
. xcursions every Sunday, leaving Olive
treet at 93u a. m. and 2:S0 p. m.. running
m schedule time at popular prices.
Army t)rJer.
RErURLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. May IL Captains Henry C '
DavH and George F. Landers, Artlliery
'orps. are ordered to Mew York for tem
itornry duty.
Leave for four months Is granted Captain i
Itobert J. Fleming. Tenth Cavalry- First '
Ueutenant William Roberts, assistant sur-
:eon. now in this cltv on leave. Is ordered '
to the general hospital. Washington Bar- I
' racks, for treatment.
The Have ranted Contract Surreon George
Ncwlovt? Is extended one month. Captain
lx:wl! H. Strother. Tv.entv-second Infantry.
row on leave. Is ordered to Manila for duty
tinder the direction of the Civil Governor
f the Philippines. !
The leave granted Contract Surgeon J. M. i
Kspln U extended one month.
JACKSON. MO. Adolph Inenhoker fell
from a mule he was riding. His foot caught
In the harness and the animal dragged him
to death.
SPECIALTIES.
ACTS AS
EXECUTOR,
ADMINISTRATOR.,
GUARDIAN,
CUR.AT0R.,
ASSIGNEE.
RECEIVER..
TRUSTEE. Etc.
DEATHS.
COATr-S On Tuesday. May 3!. 1J0:. at 1:C0 a.
m.. Catherine Coates. widow of the late Junes
II. Coates.
Funeral from residence. No. MS Watson road
on TT-uraJay, May 2. it : p. m.
CODT-On Tuesday, May M. JSnZ. John E. be
loved son of Edward and Margaret B. Cody, aged
Funeral will take place on Friday. May 23. at
t-M a. m.. from family residence. No. 24S Ann
s venue, to St, Kevln'a Church, thence to Calvary
cemetery.
EIIMKE On Wednesday. May a, 1902, at 6-15
p. m.. Itude Ehmke, aged Z ycats, sen of Emll
and Augusta Ehmke.
Funeral Friday, May JS. at 9 a. m.
CAST On May SO. lsOi at 12 o'clock, sirs.
Bertha Gatt. widow of the late Leopold Gast.
aged aj ears. '
Funeral from residence of her daughter, Mrs.
K. Van Hoefer. No. S408 Hall's Ferry road Fri
day. Slay 23. at 10 a. ra.. to Bellefontalae Cem
etery. GLASGOW On Wednesday May a. 150! at T
a. m.. of heart failure. Nellie Miller, beloved
wife of Allan C Glasgow.
Funeral from residence. No. 4111 Washington
boulevard, PrlJaj-, May 25, at 10 o'clock a. ra.
Interment private. Please emit flowers.
GREITEN-On Tuesday. May 20, M02. at a:l
p. m., William J. Grelten. beloved son of Joseph
hnd Una Grelten tnee Bolgard). aged 1 year
K) months and 7 days.
Funeral private, from residence. No. 122 Wal
nut street, Thursday, at 2 p. ra.
KELLT On Wednesday. May 31. 1902. at a.
in.. Henry Spencer Kelly, the beloved husband of
Mary Kelly (nee McCaffery).
The funeral will take place from residence. No.
1414A North Orand avenue, on Thursday, May
12. at i-M p. ra.. to Calvary Cemetery. Friends
Invited to attend.
KXJ.N1C On Wednesday. Mar 2L 150J, at 1:15
-. Clarence Kllnk. beloved son of John B.
j.nd Emilia Kllnk (nee Bruder). and our dear
trctber. aged 16 years and 2 months.
Funeral Friday. May 2s. at 2 p. m. from
family residence. No. 1216 Dillon street, to St.
Vincent's Church, thence to S3. Peter and Paul's
Cemetery.
8ATTETS Ertered Into rest on Wednesday.
May 21. 1W2. at 2:4) a. m.. after a lingering Ill
ness. Philip p. Sutter, beloved husband of Mrs.
Athllne Satter (nee Hob), dear father of Charlaa
1' William A,, Cleme-ie IV Margareth L-,
Henry J.. Addle and Mrs. Clara Jones tnee Sat
ter). In hla slxty-atth year.
Funeral will take place Friday, May 22, at
a. ra., from ,the family residence. No. 37S3 La
Salle street. Interment at Pacific, Mo. Train
leaves Tower Grove Station (St. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad), at :45 a. ra. Frlenda ln-
Ited to attend.
STELTEMErER On Tuesday, May 20, 1902. at i
C20 p. m. after a lingering Illness. Wra. Stelte- .
ineier, peiovco xatner or jaa. ii Fred C. Hud
V. and Jase K. Steltemeler. aged TO years.
Funeral will uke pjace Friday, May 23. at 1:2)
a. m., from the family residence. No. 2T22 Caro
line rtreet. to St. Henry's Chnrcb, thence to
Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends are la
Wted to attend.
'FOLLOW THE PUS,'
May 21,
BOSTON.
Eighth and Olive.
Jer.neyvIIle Kotrs.
. Fir partly destroyed the re-idencs of Sin.
Mary Maley in Jerseyville yesterday.
1'rofessor N. A Grosjean. principal of the
Grnrtun schools, was u visitor la Jerseyville
esterday.
The ladies cf the First Baptist Church at
Jerseyville will jrlve a "Birthday Kensington"
at the residence or Jlrs. William Christy In Old
dtr.s U'.enue on Wednesday. Itay ZS.
It. W. tituttrrmn. travellns freight and pas
fienser agent for the C p. 4; St. i. Itallruad,
was a visitor in Jers-eyvll'e v esterday.
Tha mcrabrs of the jouap People's Society
cf Christina Endeavor cf the rirst Presbyterian
Church at Jerseyville will give an "illustrated
magazine evening" In the church parlors on
Thursday elenlny. ilay ZS.
Yesterday was the last day of the Jersey-vill-
schools for the present vear. The trradu
fctinr exercises of the ilich School will lake place
this evenlns In the Circuit Courtroom of the
Jersey County Courthouse. Thirty-one pupils will
receive diplomas, twenty-one In the regular
course and ten In the shorthand department.
Clarence Miner of St. Louts and Miss Stella
Moore cf fidelity obtained il license to marry
yesterdaj The neddtnc look place last evening
at the hrime of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
l);UKlas Moore, near Fidelity Mr. and Mrs.
Miner will make their home In St. Louis.
Eugene Everts, secretary of the Mississippi
Township Sunday-school Association, issued a
call yesterday fcr the annual convention, which
will Le held in the M E Oiuicti at East New
liem on Sunday. Sunday-school workers from
Jereeyvlll- and ether cities will be In attendance.
Sheriff Cosmos Keller of Jerseyville left last
evening with IYank prade or St. Louis fcr
Pontlac Prade was sentenced to the Noithe n
Illinois Elate liefonnatjry far an indeterminate
hentence by Judce M Slatcn r. the Jersey
County Court on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses, l'rade attempted to re
cover damar.es from the Oliicaco and Altcn ltail
road at Jerseyville ft Injuries alleged to have
teen received by a fall from a freight train en
May 3. At that time he was going under the
name of Hobs, but was identified by E. D.
llaldeman of Kansas City, claim agent for the
Port Arthur Route, as Prank l'rade of No. 2WS
Lclede avenue. St Louis. llaldeman alleged
that Prade had attempted tu secure money fram
the Port Arthur Route by similar taet'es.
Th memorial sermon before Blurord Tot of
the Grand Army of the Republic at Plasa will be
delivered In the Fl-st M. E. Church at that place
en Sunday morning by tho Reverend Doctor Cal
laway Nash of Jerseyville.
Senator T. S. Chapman of Jerseyville left
last evening for Chicago en an extended busi
ness trip.
A large barn was destroyed on the farm of
Georgo V. oodruff. northeast of Jers-yvllle, yester
day morning by being struck by lightning. A
quantity cf hay was aiso destroed.
SPECIAL KIltKWOOIJ SDnVICR VIA
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Commencing Mny 24, a train will be run
every Snturday at 1:10 p. m. for KIrkwood,
stopping nt all Intermediate points. Train
No. IT will leave dally as usual at 4:10 p.
m.. except Saturdays and Sundays.
Pine 11 luffs Sew Theater.
ItnPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff. Ark.. May H. Senyard & Co.
of Pine Bluff have Just leased for the com
ing season the new Elks Theater, now In
process of construction. The Theater will
be ready for occupancy next October and
will be the first substantial playhouse Plne
Bluff has possessed since the theater owned
by a local company was burned March E,
1S90.
Aimrdril CIiU War llainncrea.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
-Washington. May 21. The Court of Claims
to-day awarded J1.6C to Turner Vaughan
of Wilson County, Tennessee, for property
taken and destroyed by the Federal troops
under the command of General Crittenden
during the Civil War. The original claim
called for J3.DS.
BAHBERINE
Hakes Eiair Grow
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CHICAGO, Jan. CO. 1902.
KnOKlton Danderlno Co.. Chicago, I1L,
Dear Sin: Two of my girl frlendi and
myself have beea uslne your Dandertne for
several months. We all commenced using It
about the same time, and we are seelne
which of us can grow the longest balr. For
a month we used it once a day, after that
twice to three times a week. All of our hair
It much thicker than It was, aud mine Is
rally seventeen Inches loepcr. It seems the
longer It gets the faster It grows. Are we
nsing It to the very best advantage? Kindly
answer at once. T tt aj -.
Respectfully. JVZt, iIsVU
Nearly Every Lady in the City of
Chicago Uses Danderine,
and If you will look at the wealth of luxtir.
last and beautiful ban- exhibited In the
aioy photograph you will see the reason for
It. It Is the only remedy ever discovered that
will make hair crow and stop It from
falling ont (wo back that statement with
fire thousand dollars). Chicago. SL Louts.
Kansas City, New York and Boston dealers
are now bujine It by the car load In order to
supply the tremendous demmd. which la
unbounded merit has created. Pretty snb
tantlal proof of merit, la it not? Be
sure you get the genuine, made only by the
Knowlton Danderine Co, CAIcago.
NOW at all druggists In three sizes, 25o
60. and 1.00 per bottle.
ETRCaC to show how quickly Danderine
arlaKlia acts. The Knowlton Danderine
Ool. Chicago, will rend a large sample free by
return mall to anyone who sends ns this
advertisement with their name and addre
asd 10c In silver or stamps to paypostafa.
HsillaW WaWVMqPK
Ml m
EAST SIDE NEWS.
i SHURTLEFF COLLEGE
j DIAM JUBILEE
! I'ropramnip for Commencement
Week l!e;iiiniii.r June 1, Is
Announced.
I President Stanley A. McKay of Shurtleff
' College, Upper Alton, has announced part
, of the progrumme for the commencement
week at that institution. In which time the
; diamond jubilee or the college will be cele
j brcted. The week's festivities will lesin
! on Sunday. June 1. with the baccalaureate
j f ermon by I'resldent McKay in the morning
! In the First Baptist Church in College ave
I nue. They will close Thursday evening.
' June E, with the annual letee to the stu
dents at the homo of President McKay In i
Leverett avenue. I
The diamond-Jubilee exercises will take
place on Wednesday on the college campus.
ine principal auurcss will be cieiivcreu uy
former Governor 1). IL Francis of St Louis,
The Reverend Doctor A. K. DeBlois, pastor
of the First Baptist Church at Elgin. 111.,
and formerly president of Shurtleff, will
preside at tho exercises and Introduce Gov-
r.,rt-i.-r. -pk ,.. . - .:,r." . i.
"" i.ta. me ouuruea v.uut:ge nui-
ni Association is making a special effort to
nave as many as possible of the graduates
and former students of the Institution In
attendance. A movement vsas started yis
terday to have the members of the Shurt
leff Alumni Association of Chieaco attend
ine exercises In a body. It is probable that
a special tram win ue chartered to bring
the Chicago graduates to the Jubilee, should
the association come in a bedv. The active
members of the Chicago association number
iiuuui iticuij. ana tne associate members,
composed of residents of Chicago who for
merly attended Shurtleff. number twice that
numDcr. ine worn of arranging for the at-
lenuancc ui me
i. auulu, ui witiiBu.
Among the eventc of commencement week
I 'I-rmv .! -T al.f
vwu ui: uu uuuicps vn ouncay evening ne-
lore the Illinois Hiptlst Education Society
on "Higher Education and Civilization" by
the Iteverend William L. Slott. LL. D..
president of Franklin College of Franklin,
Monday evening the graduating exercises
of the School of Music mill be given under
the direction of I'rofressor TV. D. Arm
strong. Tuesday morning at 10 the annual meet
ing of the Board of Trustees will be held at
the college. Tuesday afternoon the annual
reunion of the Alpha Zeta and the Sigma
I'hl Literary societies will be held, the for
mer on the college campus, and the latter
on the lawn at the residence of Doctor E.
Marsh in Seminary street.
The Kendrlck memorial exercises will be
held Tuesday evening In the First Baptist
Church. In memory of the late Doctor A. A.
ivencricK. wnosc death occurred suddenly
ripril
ine service win ne in charge of
Francis T. Parker of Chicago, who will
also deliver an address rn "Doctor Ken
drlck as a Teacher and Man." Among the
other addresses of the evening will be one
by the Reverend Doctor w W Bovd, panor
of the S-cond Baptist Church in St. Louis,
who will speak on "Doctor Kendrick as a
Minister and Scholar." Mrs. Mary IC
Dodge of Upper Alton will also read a me
morial poem composed for the occasion.
On Wednesday evening, following the ju
bilee exercises In the afternoon, the mem
bers of the senior class will deliver their
orations in the First Baptist Church. Thurs
day morning at s'l the graduating excr-cir-es
will take place In the First Baptist
Church. Frecedlng the conferring of de
grees and the address to the graduating
class by President McKay, the principal
auuress oi me occasion will be delivered
by President Augustus H. Strong of the
P.ochester Theolonlcal Seminary, at Roches- j
ter. X. Y.. who will speak on "Higher Edu
cation and Optimism." i
At 1 the annunl banquet of the Alumni
Association will be given in Fierson Gvm
naalum. and at S the students' levee will
be held at the home of President McKay.
GEHMAJf METHODIST COXFEIinXCE. !
Mlnlater of the Ilellrvlllr District Hr
B;ln AnnnnI Sraiona. :
The annual conference of the ministers of
the Belleville District of the German Meth
odist Church began yesterday at the Ger
man Methodist Church in Alton. The ses
sions were presided over by the Reverend ,
F. L. Mahle of Belleville. J
After a short devotional service the con
ference was opened by the presentation of
three papers. "Advantages and Disad-aii-taEes
of a Revival," by the Reverend Theo
dore F. Brink of Altamont. 111.: "Does tho
Pulpit Lose In Power?" bv the Reverend E. i
G. Hlldestein of Ellis Grove, 111.; "The Call
to the Ministry and Its Duration." bv the
Reverend W. F. Sipfle of Mascoutah, 111. A
sermon was delivered last evening to tho
conference by the Reverend Emll Hempke
of Jokomls. III.
i nicago students was yes- t, j. ;". ..." " r; :. . ."'""; .
terday delegated to Doctor Myron W. ' Macafie. "will 'mutate a el .. icf tw?ntv satur
Haynes. president of the Board of Trustees . day night at Lovlnsto Hall. m 0atU
Of the college, and the Reverend Ilnftn- J. I -n,. ..... . ... . . ".,..
Following the. two days' conference of the i where he frightened n number of persons
ministers the officers of the Epworth , by d!srohln2 in tho church there and'ap
League and of tho district will hold a con- , pearing at the windows. Meade was em
ference lasting two days. : ployed In St. Louis by a tent and awning
ALTOX COUPLE MARRIED IX DEXVER
alias Genrpia McAilams Becomes
tho
Wife of Frank A. Clifford.
Miss Georgia IcAdams of Alton was mar
ried at Denver. Colo., last evening to Frank
A. Clifford of that city. The bride is the
daughter of Mtf. Anna E. McAdams of
Alton, and the bridegroom is the son of
Mra. Helen M. Clifford, also of Alton. Ho
Is connected with the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway at Denver, and was
unable to leave his work, so the ceremony
was arranged to take place In the Western
city.
The bride, accompanied by her brother,
John D. McAdams, editor of the Alton Re
publican, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott, de
parted for Denver on Tuesday afternoon,
arriving there last evening a few hours lie
fore tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
will be nt home at No. 123 West Ninth
avenue, Denver.
Alton Xotes and Pergonals.
Nevrs of the death of Mrs. Edward Clark of
Colnate. I. T., v.as received at Upper Alton yes
terday. Mr. Clark was the daughter of J. M.
Gearing of Upper Alton.
Doctor G. K. Wilkinson of Alton has gene to
Quincy III., to attend the annual meeting of the
Illinois State Surgeons' Association.
The Reverend P. D. McKenra. pastor of the
Cherry Street Baptist Mission at Alton, has gone
to Indianapolis, Ind.
Members of Robin Hood Camp. No 12.". of the
Modern Woodmen of America, and nf Marcuer-'
Ite camp. No 500. of the Royal Neighbors, at
Alton, v. Ill s-lve a joint excursion on the Spread
Eagle to Grafton Wednesday evening, June IB.
Captain P. J. Melllng of North Altrn left
yesterday for an extended tour of the East.
Mr and Mrs-. E. Ii Babbitt of Altcn have
rone to Rome. N. T.. for an extended visit.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
WARD PRIMARIES HELD.
Democrats Select Delegates
to the
City Convention.
Democratic primaries were held In the
various wards of East St. Louis last even
ing for the selection of delegates to attend
the City Convention in the East St. Louis
City Hall Saturday night. At this con
vention delegates will be selected to attend
the County Convention at Belleville next
week.
The primaries last night were well at
tended and perfect harmonv prevailed. The
speakers were enthusiastically cheered and
predicted a complete victory for tho Demo
cratic ticket this fall.
IVIXD ASD THCXDERSTORJI.
Belleville Telephone Line. IJnmuceil
nud TVhcat Sujferei.
The storm In Bast St. Louis yesterday at
noon caused a drop in the temperature. No
rain fell In East St. Louis until late In the
afternoon. This was only a slight shower
In Belleville a severe thunderstorm put
the Klnloch Telephone Exchange out of
order for a short while. Lightning struck
the spire of the First M. E. Church, but
was carried safely Into the ground by a
lightning rod. "
rfl?.er? ".vlne betwen Belleville and
East St. Louis report that wheat was dam-
Tenm.ler Crashed to Death.
,.FnJSievertns- years old. a coal
wagon driver, was caught between two
trains on the leve front. East St, Louis, yes
terday afternoon and was crushed to death.
His body was taken to the Benner-Brlehler
undertaking establishment, where an in!
quest will be held this morning. He ws
married and lived at No. 173) North Twelfth
Will Change the Gana-e.
Beginning this morning the service nn ,
Mississippi Valley branch of thl las?
Louis and Suburban Electric Rail way will
be discontinued for two days, durin- which
time the guage of the road will be chafed
to conform with the gauge on the other
parts of the system. e otner
Accnued of Theft.
Edward Durand was arrested by Srs;ent
Coonev in East St. Louis yesterday after
rorn while selling saws In a hardv.are store.
H.' If wanted In Jerseyville, where he is
charge i v.ith steoi.ng n. horse and buggy
on Mav 19. The r.g was" re overed in East
St. Ixiui". Durand is a tailor.
I1LKS CLl II IIII.L.IAIU) TOril.NUV
Mainline of
tin
Iliite. (rontestnutv
Standing of contestants in the East SL
Iouis Elks' Club billiard tourney yesterday
was:
Played Won. Lost. ret.
Spencer Ellsworth....... 7
M. 21. Stephens 1
Dan Sullivan 1
W. J. Carney 2
Doctor J L. Wiggins 1
D. II. Morrell S
Charli Cashel 14
A. G. Sclileuter IS
II. D. Sexton 4
C. Reeb 3
It. L Carter 3
Prank O'Nell 14
Wm. Mease Z
L. ti Smith Hi
E. Brockmyer 2
1". J. Sieger l'l
U J Holland :
J. J. Faulkner ,... 8
Thomas- J Healy 7
f. r Ilrlgham 10
L. Ujfsmenue 5
i ! A Clem I
I bharie'. Miuef""H";L"."."".' 3
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-juiiu Ileeber. 17 years old of No.
4 St.
iuls avenue, tiled at St. Marys Hospital j-ts-
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Wllltnm Campbell was arrested on a charge
, ?,'rt'.'a""f: tw0 tacks of com from cars oa the
Illinois I'entral tracks.
..r,V"lu'"11 rorrtn.-e of No. HIS North Sercn-1
str.-t was rtabl.ed in the back while ouarr"llnc
..TT.A.r1Y! rneet'ng rf the (ju ens 0aii;ht"s
P. Jti .'" t J I-niorrov.- alternocn at the noma
-iwj i-uitt iianu.iu ot .o. ui unio nenue.
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na-.urai causes at the lnquist on the body of
""ore Sett-rer. who died on a Suburban car
- -"j- c.ru5.
Alls. A. I. TJItl will .nl.K-il. .1. .
lrF of the nicelior fTinh Tdi.., aftnn,-
at her hoi.ie on North Ninth strtt-t.
r."T?5re- J- w- rP wl" emeitain the Woman's
Guild of the Eplsropal Church this afternoon.
Tho I'lre Department was called t.ut yes
terday on account of a small blaze in th
turdlng-house of Mrs. D.-kert on St Louis
avenue.
The St Clair County Teachers' Associate
will hold Ita third annual picnic at 1'riester'
I'ark June 7.
BELLEVILLE.
I'etlt Jururs, Suiunioncd.
The list of citizens who have been sum
moned to rerve on the petit Jury In the St.
Clair County Circuit Court for the two
we-ks beginning next Monday are:
East St. Illllu L ltr17. Inhn Rirjftv CZ
u"ik, .. a. anjoer.
Hellpvill. Trfint- TIiIca
! Mascoutah Edward Zinlc. Oliver Belble,
Ed Lautncr. John Yarber. I"rank Alberle.
Smlthton Frank Benedict. Sylvester Four-
i nle. John Becker.
j Centerville Station Herman Brockmann.
i Abraham Flewv.
, Lenzburg William Breltweizer, Fritz
Waelz.
j New Athens John Vielweber. Georgo
O'Fallon Charles Bolbach.
Kngelmann John P. Fucsscr.
Fayettevllle Henrj- MIddendorf. William
Lnux, Jacob Schuster
Frt-eburg Daniel Baltz. John H. Batdorf.
Prairie du Long Fred Gasser.
Sugar Loaf Joseph Eucen.
SUtes-Charles Rankins.
Circuit Cimrt Cnitea.
Cases set for trial in the Circuit Court at
Belleville to-day arc:
Chancery John Sumnlcht et al. vs. Christian
Suommcht et ni. : hill to et aside will.
Law Hamilton Iirown Shoe Company s. es
tate of Michael Tracey: appeal.
St Lnul" Shce Company s same arpal
J'Jnsonhaler Shoe Ccmpsny vs. same; up;a'l.
u R. Ushr Shoe Company vs. same; appeal.
Harriet Williams vs. crown Coal and Tow
Company; ca-e
J. W. Groves vs. J. M. and Nettle Bartholo
mew, assumes!!.
J. L, Wl-fflns vs. Daniel Abraamsfcy: as
sumpsit Chancers Cora Bel! Abbott vs. George B. Ab
bott, ulvorce.
Iujnrlrn Proved Fntnl.
John MeKiernan, the miner who was in
jured by the explosion of a can of powder
he was carrying. dld at St. Elizabeth's
Hospital. Belleville, early yesterday morn
ings The accident occurred at the Hlppard
mine a week ago. The caue of the explo
sion is not known. MeKiernan was 51 years
old end leaves a widow and nine children.
Monde's Sanity Qnentloned.
William Meaoe of St. Louis is in jail at
Belleville pending an Inquiry Into his san-
! ity. He was hroucbt from Fren.-h vin'nix.
bUU..Ull J .
Ilellevillr Note.
i The 115.000 damage suit of Ti. J. 1VW cralnst
the city of Belleville was continued yesterday to
the next term of court.
Charles H. Thompson of r.mlan.1. Ore.. Is
the ftuest of his brother. Cyrus TJionipjon.
The funeral of the late Douglas Bakfr toMc
Flare yesterday, from the resld-nto to Walnut
1111 Cemetery.
Misses laura Wnelk. Marie B-jlneke. Doctor
It. D. Woetk and Rectnald Ilelnzeimann. chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woeld. have re-turr-ed
from a visit to Mammoth Cave in Monro
I County.
31rs. A. W. Itojrequet, Mrs. L. "Ware and
Ml Rojrtquet have returned from a visit In St.
Louis.
Miss Dora Frlck. wife or Peter Friek. died
at the family residence In South GoH etrt-
The men employed at the plant of th Sucker
State Drill Company made a demand for more
tv ages.
Th ruplls of the Briar Hill School will have
a picnio May SO.
FOR KIRICWOOD
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The Missouri Pacific Railway will run a
train every Saturday at 1:40 p. m.. Com
mencing Mav 21. Regular 4:10 p. m. train
will run dally as usual, except Saturdays
and Sundays.
Visitors In TVnshlnirton.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. May :i. Mr.W. Ktinc of Car
tcrv.lle. Mo., and George II. Ruddy of Kan
sas City, prominent business men. arc vis
iting Washington on their way home from
New York.
Edward A. Fau3t of St. Louis, son-in-law
of Adolphus Busch. Is In Washington on a
pleasure trip. He paid his reflects to Rep
resentatives Bartholdt and Joy to-day.
Colonel J. L. Clem, who is stationed at
Fort Sam Houston. Tex.. Is in the cits-.
Colonel Clem is seeking an appointment for
his son to the Military Academy at West
Point.
f"
Takes Precedence
In all ths best Hotsls. Clubs,
Cafes and ths buffets of
private families in America
Hunter
Baltimore
takes precedence
for
Age, Purity,
Raver, Qcalily.
It la the fs.vorite
frem excellence
and the prefer
ence is fixed.
cat in ncHOtos, st. Lonis. so.
t-
n
rmantfu
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Wl
J&fr
MADE IN
Twelve kinds. A ten
SOLD BY
I gim'fTSd Miff
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1.WJ 9 1,11 pi
t."-"1 A t .lltS -
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'To c jc
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.othe L2SSOS ZJCO"a'S,T, S'DE?., t. XiOTIls.
66v 1br onlr Ios:1t Cn"C for Liquor 3rlDiJai:f 2Ioriklne nnU other
- v cotlc ire Xlnrr. Xeorrvnthcnl. Tobacco and CXsurekte mlUlctSoa.
a rnirrKBPotncrT: i.d iosslltatios copiDr.riiL.
Mi. IB Xj-A
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for TobariHt
TURKISH BATI I
Km DRESS'flS,
OVtlS DAILY S TO
Invigorates the Brain.
fe? HDP
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Contains Fund Elements ultab!e
to nental U orke-s.
Trade supplied bv
AI)A-M ItOTII GKOCEItV CO.
?-
&A AkAth
to New York
STOP-OVER AT YA3KIHGT0H,
VIA
SUMMER RESORTS.
Ohisago isaoh Hotel.
Ten ml nut en from hart of city; no dirt end
dut; situated on boulevard and lake, at LUt
c treet boulevard, fhlcajzo
fcend for Illustrated booklet.
THE ISLAND,
LAKE lVINN'CBAGO. WIS.
TxcMlcnt co:tagf (former prnato and -prai
d.nlnhat. open June 24. Individual or
families arcornmo'litt?d for week or searon. Golf
tirhtn?, trailing:, tcnni swlmminc. tc. Children
vc.it everywhere Secure cuttajre rooms early Can
tr.rlve tlm dtv vou leae M Louis Fcr Illus
trated boolr, addicts The Inland Co., OshWosn.Wls.
ADI&ONDACKS.
ST. IininilT'S IN?. AMI COTTAGES,
Keen HelRhts. Eecex Co.. X. T.
Finst resort in the mountains. Accommodates
200 1.500 feet abne sea level. Magnificent rll
mate. icenerv and drive?. Golf tennis, caplno,
orchestra, bowling, hllllards, huntlnc. fl?hln.
boating. Address Edwin H. Ie, IrcDri-.cr,
Manager "The llinreton Inn, IMnceton. N J.
w York representative, Itobert II. Wrlplit,
Hotel Manhattan
Fountain Spring House
WAUKESHA, WIS.
Th- Ideal FUmmer resort hotel of "Wisconsin. Ex
cellent Culine fauperlor Service New Gr'H
Jtooms. Newly Equipped Bathing Establishment
ouj-erb Orchestra A 1! Outdoor riports.
Famous MealtU-Cjhin? Hineral Springe.
J. C WALKER, MANAGER.
LO!SG SRANCK.
WEST END HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Situated on bluff facing ocean.
COTT-AflES OI'i:X SATURDA-J. JUNE Tth.
IIOTKL OPCNS THUltSDAV. JCNBEth.
New York Office. Ill Ilroady (Itoom Ti.
W. E. IIILUIIBTII. llgr.
THE IVSETTAWAS
KINGSVILLE, ONTARIO.
On the north ehora of Inke Brie; an hour's
ride from Detroit, the most beautiful summer i
bnrt on the great lakep; nine-hole polf links,
bsithlnc. bcatlnc. fishing delightful drive", etc,
and no mosquito?s; superior accommodations;
many improvements popular prices. Open about
June 15. For pirtlculars address the proprietor,
V P. Heyvr. Hotel Stc. Clatrc, Detroit. Mich.
GREEN3RIEKWHITESULPHVRSPR1NGS
WEST VIIIGINIA.
(The "OLD WHITE" Sulphur), open June 15
Famous for it sulphur baths. Modem Improve
ments, with private baths. Orchestra of 15 pieces.
Terms. XI to 520 week. 5J0 to 33J Der month.
Write for illustrated bocklt. Address until Jups
1. HAKIUNGTON" MILLS. Manager, the Grafton.
Washintton. u. C.
"T T-y-.r- j rr r ri r r s
NEW OCEAN nOusE,
SWAMPSCOTT, MASS.
Allen Ainslle. Edward R Grabow, proprietors.
WILL OI'EX JVTiU 34TII.
Greatly Enl r?ed Torty Private Baths. All
the Latest Improvements Everything New.
liookleta.Rer.ublic Durcan.
SCHOOLS.
Boarding and Day
School for Girls.
303 West 106th Streot.
adjoining Riverside Drive, New York
ha.val
ichoci
Somcthtnc neft-
fu.
iour uij-3 ucd.tlon.
xi4i s.u.jy. xiu.
euy. Ko.endld uu
ir(unii to inae li
up bacKward slu-. u
les or prepare fcr fi
tutjcBc. Atiernooa
flevoted to dsllgrit
ful sports on th
lake. Kvnlnsrs tn
social pleasures.
SMght week' ses
sion June 26th to
Aiwnst Mth. Vnd-r
management of th
famous Culver 2IIH-
rie for ratilosui
cnrri! m-ci;
UTIl SrjMll.
fnlrrr Hi.
fci UU Sufn'.irWr.
felEKR
Fust
EuMiwiivmm&i?ii&.imteym
ItMS
m n o fs a if
p Op 6& Us WWb'
M
H 3 Daily Trams.
H TICKET OI FICE5;
I S3 Sixth and OLvc and Union. Station.
j g-fi8i
A
Summer I
i Hifl
1 &i'tlQ.sS3i3
WMfBft-f - ,.,,,,,
KILL
KBSf IB
Merely another name for
practice. In soup Tiaking
an adept palate is' required.
You must not only use the
best materials, but know
just how to put them to
gether. Our Chef knows.
1a
COLORADO.
cent can makes a quart
DEALERS.
T1VXS , Xi5-"lc-irtTi "cl ZanAKer.
rorabl. - 'lh. 2i.i4Il 1W.
P
'W&'K3 oiBEilIhi
W- fr
IISiySffELY m LADIES.
HAHtGUniHG AND SHAPOOINS. '
(I. SIXIIAYS S TO 13.
sty mmm.
OFFICE OF REGISTER.
CITY HALL,
St. Louis. May 12. 1902.
Pursuant to the requirements, of the Char
ter and Ordinances of the City of St. Louis,
sealed bids will be received at this office
until 12 o'clock non, and opened
FRIDAY .MAY 23, 1902.
Trom publishers of newspapers la the City
of St. Louis having an uniform daily cir
culation of over three thousand (3.000)
copies, for the city printing for one year,
one published In the English language
and one In the German language. Said
bids must propose to do the printing and
advertising required by law and ordinances
to be done In the newspapers. Including
Uullanphy Relief Tund, Collector's office,
at an uniform price per line.
The printing must conform to the fol
lowing, viz:
Size, character nnd name of type, non
rareil: minimum lancth of line, twentv-
i six (2$) cms; minimum width of column.
thirteen (U) ems pica; character of the
measurement to be employed, nonpareil.
The papers published in the English
language bidding snail also state In their
bid at what cost and price per page thev
will print two hundred (200) copies of
proceedings of the Municipal Assembly,
cs may be published In such paper, in
pamphlet form (no blank pages to be
counted) and deliver same within two
days after each meeting to each House
of the Municipal Assembly; also, at what
prict per page they will print and deliver
one hundred (1Cii copies of the proceed
liiEs of the Roard of Public Improve
ments, as may be published In the "news
paper. In pamphlet form (no blank page;,
to be counted); also, what price per page
they will print and deliver fifteen hun
dred (1,000) copies of tho ordinances a
may be published In the newspaper, of an
uniform size suitable for binding in the
I customary form (no blank pages to be
counted), the foregoing pamphlet work to
I conform In all respects to samples on
f:c and t0 bs seen by hldders in ,hl of-
Bldders will be required to deposit with
the City Treasurer the sum of live hun
dred dollarm (JMO). ana attach the Treas
urer's receipt to each bid; also, an affi
davit that the dally circulation of the
paper is three thousand (3.000) copies or
more.
N'o bid will b? considered In which
there shall be an erasure or Interlineation.
All bids must bt Indorsed "Proposals for
City Printing."
Bids tvill be opened at the office of tho
City Register.
The City Register reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
A bond of ten thousand dollars (J10.000)
will be rrqulred for the faithful perform
ance of the contract.
The English paper receiving the con
tract will be required to furnish one hun
dred (100) copies of the daily paper and
twenty (20) slips of each advertisement
mode by the Register free of charge to
, said Register; also, twenty-four (21) slips
of each advertisement made by the Com-
, mlssioner of Supplies free of charge to
said Commissioner.
The German paper receiving the con-
I tract will be reaulred to furnish slrtv rail
copies of the daily paper free of charge to
the Register.
P. R. FITZGIRBON.
Register.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Tor the construction of a main buildins for th
School of .Mine" at Rolls, Mo., will li- rcetrd
ny the Chairman of th Executlv- Commlttfe,
Dr. John D. Vlnrll, ;io .Fine st.. fH. Iuls. Mo.,
en or before noon. June 7 132. Plans, specifica
tions and Instruction may be seen at office of
Hr. Vlncil- Kr. Loul. of Director of Pi-hool at
liolla. crnl of Van Brunt i Howe, architects.
ICinsas City.
WIlMAJir ROUES.
H. J. ntEKNEITH.
rr;am..
?. i hi.i'.mt ir tip
JlISSOMRI SiTATi: MUTLAL FIRK ASP
MARINE HVSl'RA.CE COMPACT.
Ofhce. .u. 71? cue.iaui s'.. su Luii Mo.
Tel. bll AUln 27I1A. TJ. KinlDch, A lea.
FcUcUs sr. written uu either .tuck or mutuai olM
DI!KCTORS:
SeTu1I',r,rM"c'L J- n- c- Lucaa
M It Ortfcweln. d. D. WUr
Auaustus Ned.-ltrhut. j.,. w. MtU.
CT7H; lAi.li.RH'JgJ.k.HlJ.UJ,LMA
11 foraiyiietav! !
a tHLL HAVANA TILLER 9
1 111 I 1
H i BBS i
s i M&IM HlPl wzffflk 1
A BsV7aTrf9 E
yr 1 gfcfiM i
.aiiuu. j n" v 'jCwQaKwiV J7ji I'ffm&.i-'PtTiiSLU
1 1
j TLORODORA'BANDS ere 1 1
1 of same value as tags from fj I
j 'star: 'horse shoe: i
f 'SPEARHEAD: STANDARD rVAWfi
I 'OLD PEACH & HONEY" .
and O. T.' Tobacco. I
AUCTIONEERS.
A. A. SELKIRK CO.,
Auction and Storage
Fernlar Mle everr Saturday at warehouse anil
reneral offices ISCj-ts-12 rhouteau ave. Sales la
residences a sr-clalty. Phone Klnloch C 1JI.
WESTERN SALVAGE "
WREGKING fiGEUCY-
Fomtwl flans. Manaje- 714 and Til Washlni-tOB
ave. Auction sales it salvtc merchandise,
watch fur specie) notfes
A A BEUCinK. Auctioned
AMUSEMENTS.
DEL1V3AR GARDEN.
THE MOST
BEAUTim. PFM.MKIS ItESOPT IX
THE WEST
Band Concerts
Afternoon
and Evening.
Scinic Railway,
Old Mill Wheel,
Steeplechase.
All cvr Attntctloun uu MiilTra".
The Delmar Cottage Restaurant
rirst-class cullne and ser-lce everj'thlaR m
f-eason th lst tbai the- market affords Pre-
Iiared bv nn. nf Ih hfst ehrf. In 5 l.ntll
Ujicra Grafton (liirnn unilay, Jiinclstt
with TIIU ItLACIv IIlS.SAIt.
TAKE ANY CAR LIKE.
JK
& i-
Continuous Vaudeville.
I-ast Week Ending Next Sunday Nlgh-
Homer Lind & Co
A O. Duncan.
'The mackblrds-t
James II .ullen
Wm. Jerom- Mlll.
Lenore & St i lair
Eil ward M. Favor as
Elilh Sinclair
M -tlnetti & Suih-rlanl.
a r'trorg A: Catsdy.
Mir hell Jc Love
American Hi grain
Ja-230c Orchestra Chairs Ut.scr-.eii. 63c
HAVLIS'S.
SUNDAY
NIGHT.
IJeiefit Tteasbrer John II. Klemlnjr and Adver
tNtng Agent Wm. J. Counlban. Entire local p'o
rramm Vaudeville, puck and Wins Uan-l-s.
I.oxli b, Uas FunchinK, Mana?T Garen in Th
ManasrE W'oeh. ' iicii eale naw open.
SSPE EDUCATED ANiMfiL snd
LILLiPUTi&r. SHOWS.
HANDLA.N'5 PARK, Ornnd & Laclede.
Every afternoon at 2 o'clock. Every eveninc at !.
ADMISSION fbnTy?: CbM"a Vx- """'
lUEHlSEOKFOlLT.
THi) FROLICS WiLT.
COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN.
Present- A fl DCCVk BlUlH
in; flLi SSlCC f fiO LLSqiICO.
Xxt Attractlcn-ITTOPlAy BCRLESQIIEnS.
"BSI HIGHLANDS!
THE BIG PLACE OX THE HIU..
IAUCC I nnORCTT And Flrsi-
wninLU vi wuiiuitl I
Class Vaudeville.
GOME AHD LOOP THE LOOP"
AdmlFl5n to Ground? tr-e. Admission to I'a
Tllion. 25c and l?c. Reerved Seats, 60c
odeonT 'gjjysa
ROYAL ITALIAN BAND.
GIUSEPPE CREATORS. Conductor.
Prices 5c inq tOc Seats at Bollman'a.
EXCURSION 40ctoSf.25
EFF1KGH1M and infermedial: points.
SUNDAY MAY 25th
. VIA VANDALIA LINE.
Trnln leave Union Station T.4S A. M.
Ticket ofilces 7th anil Olive and Un
ion Station.
THE SUBURBAN
GARDEN OPENS
NEXT SUNDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Baseball
LEAGUE PARK
ST. LOUIS vs.
BOSTON.
Game Starts at 3:30 P. M.
SIX HIGH-GLASS
RACES
AT
Fair Grounds
EACH DAY,
Comemncing at 2:30 P. M.
Admission, Including Grand Stand, $1.00,
ST. LOUIS FAIR ASSOCIATION.
HOTELS.
HOTEL EMPIRE..
BR01D1HT JUD 6?I STREET. JEVT TORS nTl-.
...ABSObUTELY FIREPROOF...
KATES MOIlEItATK.
Excrllrnt CnlMln.- .Mudprn
Kfllclrnt Srrvlre Ilxclaxlrr
IilxlenMlvc I.ibrnry Accvimlhlt?4
Orchestrnl Concerts Every Evening:
All Car Pass the Empire.
From Grand Central station take cars marked
Broadway and 7th are. Seven minutes to Empire.
On crnsslne any nf the ferries. Uke the 3tft
Avenue Elevated Itallway to Mth St.. from wblca
It Is one minute' walk to hotel.
Send for descriptive Ilocklet.
W. JOHN'SOX QUIJtX. rroprletor.
Do You Ever
stop to consider the
present efficiency of the
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
compared with what it
9
was before the-POSTAL' ' ft
entered the field? '
Ektabllnhcd 411 Yenn.
CLEAKIHS, DYEIHG AND REPAIRING
Salt Clruned In Five Ilonra.
Unit Dyed. ........ ,fS.OO
Salt Cbrralcnlly Cleaned.... 2.00
Salt ."troro Cleaned 1.00
Salt Spouted and Preaxed... '.7S
Pnnta Stenni or Chemically -,
Cleaned ....... ....... jl&
Klnloch lOCS-It. AV. SCRm.En.
N. SUth St between Market and Cbntnotjil
ijvwm wmm.c iur ..mi Uf 1 1 vereH.
, -.. "iSs-zzSZs
Jtaflt-Vii.-.a?--;
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