The St. Louis Republic. [volume], November 25, 1903, PART I, Image 7

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AN OCTOGENARIAN WHO USES
DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
Sir. Klmlrril Snj TIipj- Cureil Ills
Itliciimntlsni mill 'I'lim They GIic
lllm SlrciiKtli.
When old people are stricken with dls
rass every practitioner knows how greatly
tlie chances of successful treatment are
dlminislieJ by the natural deliility due to
advanced ace. This fact Rives vital im
portance to the case cf Mr. Atno Kin
dred of Xo. S2 Jaiquei avenue, VorvsU'r.
Mr.iA. who. is his rlRhty-fourth year, is
enJiiyinK kochI health and attributes it
laigply to Dr. Villlarofi' Pink Pills for
Pal'i People. Xot only doe he uw them
.-s a tonic, a purpose for which thrv liave
-o equal, but he was cured tiy them cf an
r.cute ditea.se. as relnted In the following
lnt'riw, Mr. Kindred says:
"Some time aco I was a sufferer from
lnflammatorj rheumatlnn. It was In my
hands. less and 1-ack. and mv flesh was
ery .ensltlxe. My hands were badly
Fnr.llen. but my back troubled me most
mid sometimes was so bad that I could
hardly cet about. Once when I stooped
mer to pick up something. I found I could
not straiKhten up. l'or two ncckH after
that I could not stand up etralKht. It
was a terrible affliction and neither doc
tors nor any medicines I tried Rave mo
ny relief. I kept Rettlmr wnree nnd my
back crew ho b.id that 1 could not even
turn ocr in bed without help.
"Then I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Tills
for Pale People. They fitted mv case ex
actly .nnd cured me, I have had no re
turn of the rheumatism since then. I still
take the nllls occasionally, for a pen-on of
my at;e requires a tonic now and then, and
I find that nothing jtivcg mo the strength
that thev do."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have a double
action, on the blood and on the nerves,
and have cured lonc-tandins cases or
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis. St.
Vitus' dance. sciHtlea. neuralgia, rheuma
tism, nervous headache, the after-effects
of the prlp, palpitation of the heart, pale
nnd sallow complexions and all forms of
weakness either in male or female.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo
ple may bo obtained at all druggists, or
direct from Dr. Williams Medicine Com
pany. Schenectady. X. Y.. fifty cents per
box: six boxes for two dollars and fifty
ents.
THE CRESCENT HOTEL,
At Eureka, Springs, Arlt.,
Is open all the year 'round.
Very low rates in effect via
THE AUTUMN 8EA80N
At the top of the Ozaxks- is the
most delightful of all the) year.
City Ticket Otllce. Cor. 8th and Olive sts.
Returning tourists wltli "nothing to
wear" have only to drop in at BARR'S to
End the newest and best of the Mason's
tyles waiting for them. Come they even
from across the seas. Ban's buyers have
got here lust ahead of them with the new
est, most chic of European modes. Tho
Fall season Is "on" at Ban's great store.
California City Election.
IlEl'UIUJC STEOAX,
California. Mo., Nov. . The municipal
election to-day resulted ns follows: H. F.
Zeiz. Mayor: V. B. Beam. Recorder; "W.
P. Burke, Marshal; I. Meyer, Assessor;
F". I Erhard. Treasurer: X. C. Hickox.
City Attorney; A. K. Kent. Street Com
inlssloner. Councilmen E. C Xlschwitsi,
C J. Haldlman, John Herfurth, J.on
Cha.Be and George "Wilson.
Mexico Revival Closes.
REFUBIJC SPDCIA1.
Mexico. Mo.. Nov. 24. A three weeks'
revival meeting at the Methodist Episco
pal Church. South, closed lost night. The
meeting was conducted by the Reverend
J. A. Brown o Xeosho. Mo. There were
1B9 professions, additions nnd reclama
tions, Uxty being added to the local
church.
Will Meet In St. Louis In 1004,
nEPDBUC BPBCOAI
Boston. Mass.. Nov. 24. The Executive
Committee of the National Educational
Association, which met In Boston in Julv,
after having considered the several invi
tations for tho annual convention In llfH,
has decided upon St, iouis.
SPECIALTIES.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
And designs cf sll kinds wreaths, pillows.
Croats. tc. also artificial emblems. Ixca cut
Fowra. Kden Floral Co . 1T28 OUra St.
DEATHS.
ALTHAUS Entered Into rat. after a brief
lllnB. November 24. 1W3, at t:J5 p. m.. Wil
liam B. Althaus. beloved son of Anna ana tha
late Htxry Althaus. Duo notion of funeral Mill
2 clea.
notJTOJT On Pondar. JCovtmbrr a. ISM,
Mary It. C Bouton. aiwl (4 years, funeral
frIcs at residence. No. 309 raxk aenuc
wedaSay. Jiovamber a. at 1:39 p. in. Inur
taant prlat.
-J5UCit?J?TEI'-0?,. Pi""Iar. No ember 2.
KB. at 1930 a m.. Vm. P. Buckmajiter. ngeJ
JO yeara Sen Ices at Ih chape. of Oiriet
Chnrch Cathedral. -VVe.tne.nlir nomine So
member o. at 10:C0 o'clock. Internum pr'liata.
DILION On November S3. 1503 at 8"Q a- m
Harver Jamee, Moved and only son o"f Jamei
J. and Susan Dillon (na Harvey?: "Si
Sears U month and 23 flay. Tuneral wfl t-Uta
place from family residence, 'o. :s Ruttrer
street, Wednesday November 3.1. at n m
to St. Henry's church, thence to Calvary rem!
etery. Relatives and friends Incited to attend.
irDFFT On Tuesday JfovomW It. jonj ..
U1-.- Ini- ,n ?: prleans. Katherlnn Speyer
Hunt, widow of ths late Christian F Hunt, of
ew Orleans, In her slxtv-thlnl jenr. Funeral
from family residence .No. .TH3 Cook avenue.
Thurnlay. Olemb(.r6. ot J p. m. Incineration
prlvata.
TcJtAHOIC On TuMav, November 24 lU
at f:30 a. m., Marie nilzabeth. beloved daughter
f -lam J and Catherine Ji JIcMahon (ne
McCarthl. aped 2 ears and 6 months. Funeral
from fxmlly residence. 190IA D Poto nenue
ednsdny, November 23. at 2 o'clock p. m.. to
Cali-an' Cemttery.
BEAUEU On Monday. November 23. 1503 at
30:45 a. m.. Mra. Carrlo Reamer nee Conno'r!!
beloed mother of Mr. I.iura Davln, beM f2
esrs Funeral fnmi residence of her non-ln.
la-. James J. Hal. No. JC4 North Nineteenth
street. Thursday. Noi ember 26. at 2 p. ro.. to
St. r-eoa Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
men On Monday. Noeirber 23 1303 nt 715
o'clock a. m.. nt family rewldence. No. 2733 Wes
Tina street. Jonathan Rice. In his slity-flrst
J ear. Funeral from Temple Israel. Wcdnestar.
November 23. at 10 a. m. Interment priate.
BMTTH rniot. son of the lale I-muel E. and
Ottlllle Pmitli. HKcrt 34 jejru. at Manila. P. I..
.U(TU6t 1?. lW. Deceased was a memlKr of
f-toteenberc Io.t. Veteran Annr of the rhlllp
nlnee. I'tinenil lVlday. November 27. nt 2 p
Ftl.. from Lvnch's Undertaking Rooms, No. 1418
rfcust street. Interment at Retlefontalue Ccme.
lery.
tVOI.niCIM On Mondav. Noi-mber 23. 151"
at mldnlEht. Mik. lYanrl"; tVolfhelm. aged 77
J ear Funeral from leidence of her son. Mr.
M. tVolfhelm. No. 7.137 Washlnirton aenue,
tVe3ne"ilay. November 23, nt 2l30 n'clock.p m.
Memphis. Tenn.. Mexico, Mo., and New Tori;
paper please corr.
SU IjOuI?, Nor. 21, 1M1.
TO thp Officer of Supreme Council. Irlcn
c; Honor Prrmit me to xire! nn Rratitud
tvr receipt of chtck for 12,'M) in settlement of
benefit -flrtltirt nf mv l.itA hiiKhnml nin
rt!3 en the ICth of thl nnntli. -pnrrclatln.' I
3 our klnJncw In tnl matter on-l irlshlnir iov.r
frar succev, l beg to remain, t-rv respeot-
fuiiy. v. e. Tisi'si-nn,
"U'ldow Of John W. Tilsler.
A TR1BLTC OF ItEsrECT.
Ft. Imln. Mo. Nov. r. 3903. At a jpoclal
merlin of tlio IJnaM of Director ot the Jtr
rantllft Trust Com.uny. licW this day. the fol
iDwlnc: tribute to tb memorv of Jonathan Hice
fcas unanlmouslv Adopted:
"The directors cf the Mtmntlle Trut Cbm
ranv liave learned -with profound reet rf the
deth of Jonathan Rice n member of the boar!
and one of Up vice presidents since the orimrl
r&tlon of the company. Th sears nf intimate
business aclatIon with Mr. Itice hate when
un constant and reiterated e idence of h
-worth, his dljmity. his sterling intecrltr rf
thought apd action, hl Trine ludtrment, hls'bual
7ies nliillty and hl atronc character. v bave
learned to reepect and steem him for nil the?
ciunlltles, a well as for his benevolence unrt
charity his cenlal and kindly demeannr ant
disposition, and fcr his flrm friendship the
Ta7n friendship ot an admirable man. Ve have
learned to respect him also a a citizen, lol
tn his devotion to his adopted cour.trr and'vto
th Interests of the dtT of hi- Imme. He never
refined to asume th responsibilities vrhteh c
raslon required, anfl he never evaded cr shirked
incre nc una h5udij. a man 01 sirora: ey:i
imtby. cf ercat pniden and conservatism. f
ttM cJiarlty and of splendid business skill and
actKltv ha rone to his ret.
" extend to his bereaed family and tol
ni ouines nrsociaies oar cjmpauiy and sin
cer condolence.
'7et thee sentiments be spread upn the rc
or&r of this ronapanr .and an engrossed copy I)?
resented to his retail r." - -
SOUTHWEST LINES WILL
DISCONTINUE AGENCY.
Itellevo Immlerratlnn Can He Encnni
KPil Hotter 1- Direct Communica
tion Tlinn Through Medium.
At the annual mcstlnsr of representa
tives ot the lines belonging to the Colo
nization Agency of the Southwestern lines
yesterday at the local ofllces of the agency
It was determined that the agency should
be closed at the end of the current year.
The agency was established for one year
with a choice ot continuing the work for
three years, if deemed necessary, but
while It is .slated that the labors of tho
agency have been satisfactory the desire
of the lines inteiested Is to curtail ex
penditures as much as possible.
A representative of one of the lines
stated tint the agency, even In the short
tlmo It has existed, had. through the ef
forts of Commissioner Steele, stimulated
real estate men nnd citizen associations to
make stronger and mi.re concerted efforts
for immigration Into their territory, but It
',.ibe,11Icvcd,,h:U Ilnes ' Jlrct com
mui.Icatinn ith the territories, where
ineea efforts ero made, could now work
more effectively bv direct communication
than through a central agency and with
less expense.
,?'r:mlsblo.n'r Steele was therefore di
rected to take all necessary steps to close
his work Xovember 3).
"GUSHER" AT MATAGORDA.
OH Well Bored liy Gas Poiver Struck
on Cane Belt.
Information was received yesterday by
those interested In the Cane Belt Railway
of Texas that a "gusher" oil well had been
struck at Matagorda, the terminus of that
road.
Although Matagorda is COO miles from
the oil region of Texas, the Indications of
oil induced capitalists and prosjiectors to
bore for It there. The first borings re
sulted in an outpouring of gus so powerful
"st0 wr-'"k the pipe which forms the
well, and it was then decided that this
gas power should be utilized In the dig
ging of the other wells by running the
engines with it. This was done with tho
result as stated.
ROCK ISLAM) OX TCRM1SAI, TRACK
Will rue Belt Line an Well as Wn-
linsli Tracks.
At a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Terminal Association jesterday
plans for the connection" of the Rock Is
land with the Terminal tracks were dis
cussed as presented by Vice President B.
Lu Stevens, and with but few changes wete
favorably considered.
The Rock Island has a trackage lease
oyer the Wabash, but It is not believed
that It will give up this lease, but will
use the Belt Une. in addition to the Wa
bash tracks, for its entrance to St. Louis
next year.
To Extend lresent Line.
KEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mollne, III, Nov. 24. A trust deed of
J6OJ.O0O was filed to-day with the County
Recorder, to cover an Issue of bonds to
this amount by the Mississippi Valley
Traotion Company. This company has
taken over the property of the .Mollne,
East Mollne and Watertown Railway Com
pany, operating between Mollne and Wa
tertown, and plans are made to extend
branches as far north as Port Byron and
as far east as Rock River next year. C.
H. Deere, the well-known plow manufac
turer. Is president of the new company.
Hardline Inspects Shop Sites.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sedalia, Mo.. Nov. 24. Russell Harding--ice
president and general manager of the
Missouri Pacific, arrived here this after
noon on a special train from Kansas City.
Mr. Harding Inspected the Elm Park site
near Independence and the Pleasant Hill
"lie. both of which have been offered for
the locution of the general railway shop,
which are to be erected somewhere on
the system at an early date. Mr. Harding
al"o Inspected the site offered by Sedalia
for the new shops.
Want Assessments Hednceil.
KBPTTBLTO SlCIAI
Sprlnrtlel'd. HI.. 'Nov. It The Hallroad
rommittte of tho State Board of riquall
ratlon listened to arBiiniPnts to-day from
Robert rhinlan. reprepntlnp the Santa Fe
Railway; William S. Fnrman. represent
ing the Illinois Vallev Rallrond. and W.
S. Scott, rcpresentinR the fit, Ixmln Ter
minal Railroad. All aked for a reduction
In tho assessments of the lines they repre
sented. Union Card Identifies Man.
From a railway yartlmaEters' union
card found In his pocket, the police believe
the man who fell dead from a chair in
John Daly's saloon, nt No. 613 Walnut
street. esterday raomlnir. was P. J.
Welsh of Chicaeo. The Coroner will hold I
of death.
Street Cleaner lilt hr dr.
Thomas 'Walker, a street cleaner, while
swecplntr the Twelfth street bridge, near
the north approach yesterday morning,
was struck by Tower Grove car So. 7M.
knocked down and drasrsed nearly 100
feet. His legs were bruised and his thlgn
cut. He was sent home In an ambulance.
Talks nn natter Topics.
A. TV. Younc. general manager of the
Fox River Butter Company, spoke on
"Butter. Butter Tub3 and Butter Selling"
to members of the Retail Grocers' Associa
tion In their rooms In the Imperial build
ing last night. The talk dealt with the
relation of th butter business to that of
the retail grocer. .
The Best Way
What do we know
without trial
Hunter
Baltimore
Rye
TheperfectWhls
key has stood
every test. Be
tween good and
bad, trial fs tho
test and taste the
umpire.
It Is particularly
recommended to
women because
of Its age and ex
cellence. DAVID XICE0LSO7. SL Lotus, Xo.
HELP
WANTED
Ads inserted in the
nntfsv RenuhUc
sunaay nepupne
Are sure to "bring
good returns.
AU drvggisis thk rff tor Ttit ?
public t office rate.
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BROADWAY STORE.
A Bargain in
Carving Sets.
TREAT 3'ourself to a new Carving Set nothing- is
more embarrassing than to attempt the carving
of a turkey with a dull, unsightly blade. Here is an
opportunity to secure a handsome, serviceable set at
an exceedingly low price.
Thrse-piece Carving Sets, genuine stag handles,
sterling silver mounted, finest "Keen Kutter" Sheffield
steel, hand forced and warranted, latest shape draw blade.
Easily worth S6. 00 there are only a few rt 'J ff par
and we offer them, while they last, for S vJ set
only
Other Carving Sets, in great varietv, at
prices from ."....$4.50 to $45.00
Keen Kutter Table Knives, best hand- a- a a
forged steel blades, ivorinc handles, special j liflj
price, per dozen, only
BLACK, HARD MOULDED.
FOR PHONOGRAPH OR GRgPHOPHONE.
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COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH 00.
709 PINE STREET.
BRANCH STORE, 1306 SOUTH BROADWAY.
SHE GRABS HIS HAT
IN ARGUMENT OVER BONDS.
"Widow of Pntrolmnii Jerry Prnne
and Former Councilman Genrice I.
Heckle In Street Mlfllcnltj.
Former City Councilman Genrs P.
Heckle was arretted and taken t the
Four Courts yesterday afternoon, because
of a disturbance which occuned in front
of the Roe building:, -where Heckle has
Ilia ofllce.
Detective I,ee Kllllan made the arrest
when ha saw a crowd in front of the
biiildlmj. where Heckle and Mrs Anna
Crane, widow of Jerry J. Crane, a police
man, who died last sprinp. were standing.
Mrs. Crane went with the detective nnd
Heckle to the ofllce ot Anslitant Prose
cuting 'Attorney Dalton. where an expla
nation of tho difficulty was made, but no
warrant it-s-ucd.
The trouble arose over K.000 which
Heckle had Invested for 'Ml?. Crane.
She wished to sell the bonds in which
her money had been placed and wanted
tho money value of the securities turned
over to her Immediately.
She said she would not surrender the
bonds. Heckle states, until the money was
handed to her. HuCKle a-iked that !ne de
posit the securities in tnc American K
ehanpre Hank, which would forward them
to a customer in Cincinnati and return to
Mrs. Crane a check lor tile selling piict.
Sho failed to do this, and though Heckle
was ready to dispose of the bonds and
repay to her the amount of her Invest
ment, she wouid not produce them, he
says. ,
He asked her to jro to some man friend
whose knowledge of business methods she
could trust, but as they were leaving the
Koe building Mrs. Crane grabbed
Heckle's hat, he said, and when he tried
to regain It. sho screamed.
Attorney Dalton declined to issue a war
rant and the matter ot the bonds will be
adjusted at Heckle's otflce to-day.
ALLEGES PAPERS ARE FORGED.
John J. Billiard Makes Serious
Charge in Affidavit.
Circuit Judge Blevins yes(crday directed
that C. E. Miller and D. J. Boylo be
brought bsfore him to show causa why
thcV should not be punished for contempt
of court for causing to be flled a forged
paper purporting to be the entry of ap
pearance of Ida May Hllllard. whose hus
band, John J. Hllllard. Is suing for di
vorce. The order was based upon an affidavit
filed ytsterday by Hllllard. who avers
that the signature of his wife in tho en
try of appearance Is not in her writing.
The entry of appearance purports to
liave been swoin to before 15oylo as a
notary July 3. ,
Hllllard engaged Boyle to secure a di
vorce for him. and Boyle employed Miller
to represent him as an attorney.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph T. KIlers was as
signed to bring Miller and Boyle Into
court, but he said ho was unable to find
them.
Appoints Chief Mechanical Engineer.
Water Commissioner Adklns yesterday
appointed iouis Jv. Hammer to tho posi
tion of chief mechanical engineer. This
will place Hammer in charge of all three
stations Baden, Blssell's roint and the
Chain of Ilocks. The appointment Is a
promotion, as Hammer had charge of
Baden, and has been in the department
about fifteen years. Tho salary of the po
sition is J2.300 a year.
Hood's
I SarsapariUa is nnqitestioiia-
ihe &&tet blood and
Jiver medidne known, it,
positively and permanently
cures, every humor, from
Pimples to Scrofula. It is
the Best
Blood Medicine. -
If yon
nrcnrtls
pnj
Toit f!Oc
are
for Cylinder
"Throwing Money Away."
We pmran.ee oar -.'c Ilccord
to lie HUpcrlor to nil otliem nl
thottKli only hnlf the prlcf.
maciiim:s sold for ca.su on
DX S31UX AVEEICI.V IAV3Ii:.TS.
"Write for CntttloRiie.
Open Saturday Night.
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS
T P Antlren ofi icdalia, is cuTt nt the
Planter
r I) Scott ft' Van Burcn. Ark., Is rrtfs.
trrcl at tlm Fjuth"-JU
-.T. D. Itarnlt i.f Montsomrj. Mo . Is at th?
P'tuthr-n. -
-U H T:ii-ker of noll.i. ?Io , In on th Euet
l!t M tli l.-tclpclr
-Mr. mill Mri J. n Xrtlan of Ntv Torfc nro
nmoni: th nirHalf nt tli Now .St. .Inmrs
W 11 Younr of Poton !? a gust at th
St. Nlchnlnp.
U H. I.man of Kansis Cltv has room at
the MmlFll.
r. K. Itohlnon of Palln, TfT.. i a KUest at
tlio I.lnill
-K P. Katchum ot Clilcaico Is at tho St.
:Mcnoia
J. X. McFhrlftnd of tVaco. Tex.. Is reslstfre
nt tho Poutheni
"U B. Crush of Pallas, Tex , Is on the (fust
IKt at the rlantpm.
Thomas n. Morrow, a Kansas City attorney.
Is at the plarters.
.laniet Wntson cf Jefferson City Is rectsterel
at tho Kicl-ile.
1-omnl Hrllt of Lester, Art:.,
the riltiters.
Jnmes 1. James of Vaiflalh
Ipttrtil at the Iicleile.
Is a guest at
. Ill . Is rrc-
-V c. Marshall of O'ceola. JIo . 1 at the
Itclede.
II A. Itussell of lllue Rapids. ira . Is on
the cue-t list at the N'evr St. .TaraeF.
N". 13. rniithcr of -Waterloo. 111.. Is resis
tor ,1 ta the Xev Ft. James.
'V. r. rreemao of B-uth McAIeiter. I. T.,
Is a Ktie-t nt the IJndell.
W lllani Irfiskor of Dallas, Tex., Is a suest
nt tho I.'ndrll.
Montgomery Flske of Rolla. Mo.. 1 a guest
at the Mosor.
William A. Peward of SDrlnEfleld. III.. Is
at tho Madlacn.
Wlnfleld l-recmin of Akron, o . Is a cuest
nt Horn's.
At Clilcngo Hotels.
nnpunuc special.
Chicago. 111.. Nov. 24. These St. I-ouls
persons registered nt hotels here to-day:
Auditorium I". B Drake. A. II. FVote J. c.
Jone. J. R. Sullivan. A. P. hlttemore.
Iirli?Bs 1 Johnon. E. W. Weston.
Great Northern B. S. Ash. .1. T. I.enla. W.
A Pntton. H. A. Thompson, F. W. Van CiC3e,
C. S. Wllllanio.
Grand 1-,-icllle-F. V.. Goodwin. C. W. Martin,
11. O. Welistcr.
Morrleon i B. Gordon. A. T. P.ydcr.
1-almer House W. I). Week, S. s. Welnsteln,
J. I). Kirk.
Pherman House K. w. Hushes. G I. Snow.
Hreoort K E. Drnnlnx. G M. Hunt, J. S.
Hoohnelmrr. D. K. Morris.
VIctorla-IJ. A. Austin. D. C. KIdd.
3IIssonrinns In esr York.
REPUBLIC KI'HCIAIe.
Xew York. Nov. 14. Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Mls-ourians:
St. T-outs W. J. O'Fallon. T. It. nussell. W.
D. Hoj'ce. Holland: n. n Wrlcht and Mrs.
Wrlpht. E. Malllnckrodt. r. J. Hlltman. Grand
Union: C. F Gbeleln. 1. Knesi-. Ilroadvny
Central; F. W. Ulalock. Imperial: II. I Mapes,
Murray Hill: H. Strauss. Netherland: II. W.
Guernhelm. Herald Pquare: E. Ruebel. Gllsey:
r. H. Weaver mid Mrs. Weaver, Victoria; w.
fi. Oshotne, A st or.
Kansa-s City J. Ccmover and Mrs. Conovcr,
F. J. Bork. Ashland: B. R. Clarke. Crand
Union.
St. Jossph J. A. Warner. Imperial.
CONTINUANCES IN TWO CASES.
Kelly and Fnrris Trial Laid Over
Until December.
On motion of his counsel the cas of
Charles F. Kelly, charged with bribery
In connection with the lighting-bill scan
dal, was yesterday continued until De
cember 21 by Judge Taylor.
Thomaa J. Rowe, chief counsel for Kel
ly, stated that ho Tas not ready to try
the case this week or next, as ho Is pre
paring for tho defenso of Police Captain
Sam Boyd in tho Federal Court next
week.
The case of Slate Senator Frank Farris,
which was on the docket for trial yester
day, went over to tho next term ot court.
Circuit Attorney Folk was ready for trial,
but the defense was not. Charges of brib
ery and perjury aro pending against Sen
ator Farris. It is alleged that he accept
ed a $1,000 bill for his vote on the alum
bill at the Laclede Hotel.
Grand Fair and Turkey Raffle.
The members of the St. Bernard Parish
will give a fair and turkey raffle to-night
In the parish hall, Xo. 4023 Gratiot street.
The different sodalities have united to
make the affair a success. The young la
dles have donated a sewing; machine, the
younjr men a Bold watch, and the Benev
olent Society 'a parlor clock. The ladles
will serve a turkey supper. The chair
man of the Committee on Arrangements Is
Herman Nlehaus. Others on the commit
tee are Health Commissioner Simon, Gus
tava Blschoff and 'William Beher.
Open Evenings
During November Our Showroom Will Bo Opsn Evon-
ings Until 9 O'clock.
6asGrates$8Each
Delivered and
Come In nnd see thorn In operation. Xow Is the time.
Order grates to-dar. four days later titer will lie in your
house ready for uhc. Xo cash payment required payable
?:!.00 with first as bill and .(X) per month for three
months with repular pas bill, then pas grate will be your
property. Xo one filiould overlook this opportunity to
obtain n permanent heating appliance at a moderate cost.
The Laclede
716 LOCUST STREET.r
AMUSEMENTS.
ra MA!
t)BlIlW
RESERVED BOXES
TICKETSNOW SELLING
na
Siicrtntorn' Tickets ?1.00t Onllery !Oe.
Retnrns of Onrdnrr-Fllzsimmnnn Content will lie IJecrlred by Rounds.
KSItnL!QU0R DRINKING. MORPHINE KSeIev
EyL ul siseone nmii ows, iemmthhu, touch us ciuiint nnnnn f IKStJ
KlLlirC 2803 LOCUST STREET, ST.-LOUIS. TclCPHONC UNDtU 159.
? - i - ' home TsMTucnr roR rosacco anb ncurasthcnia.
fbmfmml
Insures Pnre,Soft,WhiteSHn
and n Btamlfcil Complexion,
. enrce Kczctoa and Tetter. Ab-
solntely ood rermaaantlr
H remoTes Blackheads, frec
fi &Iei. Fiaolej. ItedneRS.Snn
r-5 tDoti and Tan. Used with
lerma-i;o7nle Soap a Tar
icvteniu 13 lua'jrru.
Scld by Drnealrts, Cr
tnty be ordered diroct
Berma-Eojaie, gi per botllc. express psIsL
Bormn..Royale Soap, 25 cents, h.T mall.
Both In one pnekntje. 81.13. exprces rsdd.
Portraits and Testtmonials ient on request.
One Bottle FREE to Agents.
TUE DCK3I A-ItOTAIiR CO., Cincinnati, Ok
ASK FOR A DELEGATE
FROM INDIAN TERRITORY.
51. Ltinls rtn-ilnf OrKnnlzntlons
I rite A piinlnt input of n Onnffres-
ftinnnl Itepre-trntnltTC.
Resolution': asking tint Congrew au
thorize Iho appointment nf a Delegate to
rrpisnt tho Indian Territory in the na
tional leplsltllve body have boon passed
bv the Business Men's TeaKue. Mer
chants' Hvchange and Tutomt,ite Mr
ihunts' Asioclntltm, and will he forwarded
tn Washington.
Tli business men show- that the ap
pointment of a congressional Delegate
would not only greatly benefit the resi
dents of tho Indian Territory, but would
advanoo St. T.ouls's commercial interests.
It is pointed out tint by reason of re
cent legislation the Tenitorv lands will
soon be available for culthatiou, vast
rums lriving been used in completing the
work of nllnttnent. and making the conn
try product!-, ". Much legislation Is neces
sity to carry out the plans, nnd onable
the people to be placed on a political basis
etijo-cil by all other Territories of Un
united States.
The Indian Territory now- has TC0.C00 pop
ulation, and it is believed thr.t thev are
entitled to a representative in Congress.
SEEKS RELEASE FROM JAIL
Montgomery Conniy Man Asks
for Habeas Corpus Writ.
An application for a writ of habeas
corpus was made In the St. Ixiui.i Court
of Appeals yesterday for tho release ot
M. A. Wosnn from Jail In Montgomery
County, Missouri, ire was committed to
jail, he avers, for refusing to make a
deposition before Notary AV. C. Hughes.
Wogan declared that he Is suing Annie
Callahan and W. V. Callahan in tho Dis
trict Court In Oklahoma, where he former
ly lived, and that on November 17 he
was served with a notice to appear the
next day before Hughes to have his
deposition taken in the ease.
He wired Attorney W. S. Denton of
Enid, Ok., who represents him in the suit,
informing Iilm of the notice to have his
vsaSt,
' -ra
lw
The healthy liver secretes about
three pints of bile each day. How
much does yours secrete? One
pint. Two pints,
IW w
r nor c
A R K t y f Am
ass Sr
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you suffer from indigestion, bil
iousness, headache, constipation.
To secrete the three pints, take one
pi Ayer's Pills each night.
Hsde by J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, 3T-.
Also sisiaufaoturere of
f villi iKao'SSST?"1'.?1, AYER'S CHERH7 PBCTORAi-rw enfit.
AYBR'S BARSAPARttLA-Fot ths Mooi. AYER'S AGUB C0R-FcrialrUs4ant.
JSXZal
Until 9 0'Clock
Connected Free
Gas Light Co.
THANKSGIVING EVE
WEDNESDAY N'OV.25, 1903
- . ,cCUM OFFICE
AT Vpi-" 3T-eOLr
OUVEST.
jure
MAN THE
MASTERPIECE OF CREATION.
View the entire universe, scan th" realm
of nature with the eye of science or be
hold the wonders of man's skill and art.
whether In the Intricacies of mechanism
or In the classical forms of ancient Rome
and Greece, the masterpiece of creation
Is a little child, which fresh ns a rose
bud. Iusvlouo as a peach with chubby
hand nn-I angelic smile reaches for its
mother's breast. Dr. Burkhart reaches
out to tin" entire universe offering Ills
Vegetable Compound which restores to
the palo cheek the glow of health and
youth. It cures all ailments of the blood
and s-tomneh. heals tho kidneys, strength
ens the back, legulates the bowels perfectly-
and digests food. Thirty days'
treatment 25c. All druggists.
Ought you to pay as
much for a suit or an
overcoat cut without any
regard for style when
Croak suits cost no more?
Croak prices are no higher
than others, but Croak stand
ards are. Style is everything
here.
Custom-Made Overcoats of new
est imported cloths, e-cry
reigning cut, $23 to $60.
Keady-to-Wenr Croak
coat". J12 to $33.
Over-
Tenth and Olire Sts., S. E. Cor.
deposition taken. Denton wired an answer
that he need not give his deposition, ui
The writ of habeas corpus Is directed
ngalnt Chnrles M. Wilson. Sheriff and
Jailer of Montgomery County. An attor
ney representing Wilson accompanied
Wogan's lawyer yesterday. Wilson's at
torney filed a return to a forthwith order
which was issued, and the matter was
submitted to the court and the case taken
under advisement.
Tnnly Jnror Fined,
Edward C. Zerweck, a special Juror, was
fined $5 by Circuit Judge Douglas yester
day for not nrrivlng In court on time.
perhaps. Then
SSa. a box.
Sold for eo yttn.
I j
M
AIl5sl,
iormMIK
$
71 1
AUCTIONEER
A, A. StcUIKsi &t
AUCTION AND STORA
rtevulnr .ale every Saturday at wa
and central offices. HOi-10-12 Choutesa
Sales in residence, a tpvclnlty. Phon. Ku.
- Mr.
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY
1C0S and 1007 Wa-l-.lncion are., aandtofs t
Fire ami Marine Salvage. Watch for ssols aa
ilces. ;
AMLKL. OV5. Manage.
, a
AMUSEMENTS.
OLYMPIC-TO-HIflBT.
Matinees Thnrsdav (Tlnrkcli!ne IMy) lad Sit.
JULIA M Art LOWE,
In the ne.v modern sisjety comedy-
ROOLS OF- NATUREi
by H. V. Esmond. Charlej it. I'llllnghanj. Met.
NEXT MONDAV-pnVTP TO-MORItCWi
MARY MANNERING
Under minaemnt Frank KcK. presenUntfl
ncr jai.i ana reaim siiccpso.
The S.ubboi7.r,3ss of Geraldlnt
nv ci.tdk riTcnr.
CEWTURY-TO-UiaHT
A musical romejy, unique in every featura.
IIUNRY V. havaoc Announces
PHijcK cf Fzrisxnr
By Frank Pixlev nnd Gustav I.uJers,
Authors of "Kin? Dodo."
Wed. Mat. price-, yv. Zc and JI OT; TTmrsV
(Thanksgh ing) and Sat. Mats, regular prtcts.
NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT Seats TO-MORROW
"Audience tippled, gurgled and aaouted." St.
. Times.
Geo. Ade'a Greatest Musical Comedy Hit.
ph;gy mm PARIS.
Management Henry " Sivase.
16 WsKs Chicago: 1G wH; IJoston; 3 monthal
New York. ML'MC Y WM. LORAINE.
I'ltrCK--c. T:r. ji u and JI.SO,
CO
mtA
All This Week and Next Sunday.
Continuous Vaudeville, 1:30 to 10:30 Dailf
Blnn. Blnns & Ulnns, Ptuart Bam..'
J Fleurv Trio 3.
.Alciilei.'Sipltalne, J
Alice Ravmond.
Jljers ft Rosa.
Van Kossen & McAnllJl.
The Klncdrome.
Mr. and Mrs Robj ns ,
Morrissey & Rich,
Edwards Ronney.
The Dehlkes.
15-30-SOc.
Orchestra Chairs. Rsened. ISO.
HAVLIN'S
The Thttltr Wkr
You ie tta Btt
Shows for Ltttli
.Money.
2!c Matinees Tuesday, Thcradav, Saturday.
25C Mat. CHi'Cl Slaves I ntcMFticts,
To-.Monw. I of New York 1 15,25.35,508
Sun. Mat. Xext "Throuch Fire and Water.
GRAND
Hats. To-Dim' SiL
GOOD SEATS, 2S&
Night Prices. I5-K-SS-50-;5c. '
SPECIAI, MAT. THANKSGIVING DAT.
THE PRINCESS CHIC SSi-iS?.
The Best Slnttlnic Clinrns In America.
Next Sunday Matinee ARIZONA.
Odeon
NEXT WEEK!
n. ats:30; Mats. Week.
Thura.. Sat. at I:S0.
Chas. Frohman will present J
"EVERYiVlAIV"
Spats at BolImaiTs. Special raten for atndaat
and tgachera In groups of "0 or mor
STANDARDISES
DAINTY DUCHESS CO.
Returns of the Fltislmmcns and Gardiner fight
will be recetred by special wire Wed. nlsht"
Ntxt AttracHon-BltlOADlKnS. "'
IMPERIAL
TO-XIGHT.
3 ScMERplScIOe.
25c MAT.
TO-DAY.
JOE WELCH,
in The Peddler
Gn!a Thanl.'rivtnir Matln.-
Sun. Mat.. Down by the Sea.
nPAWPnon theater.
I4t & Icust.
WORLD-FAMOUS T0"HlfiHTi
Mtt.
Tm,.
Vfstt.
Stt
ti.20-30
aiartLr Do4f i TnoriiA-
UOIJI!.
Oresteat Colored Show on Karth.
ThsnkJElvlnR Mat. Nlht Trie's.
Sundar. Nov. 2 A Texaa Steer.
ZOO
3300 Olive Now Opin
nammolh Wild Butt Colltotton
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Make Your Dollars Work for You!.
W pay Interest on deposlta ot
Individual.. Firms nnd Corpor
ations) boy and sell liUth-srrade
Investment secnritlest bond list
on applications transact a seo
cral trnst company business.
Capital, Sorpiis nt Fraflts, $8,300,000
A
19
Wn.LIAM F. HOMES. H. J. DIEKMBTtaV
President fleerttsrr.
EBTABUSHKO IN ISO).
HlSSOtmi 9TA'1E MUTUAL FIRB ATO
MARINE IWsUItAlVCE COMPAJTr.
Ofnce. No. "IT Ctieatnm it.. Et Lotus, Ha.
Tel, Bell Main tniA. Tel. Klnloch A lOSs. .
Policies are written on .Itner stock or mutual
clan.
DIRECTORa
nnrr C. Haanttlck. J. B. C. lAienm.
M. R. Orthsreln. J. D 'VV.Iker.
Wis. F. JIom- Jai. W. BelL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS!
ivoni.n's FAIR WORK.
SI. Lot.!, 3Io.
Fealfd proposal adflreswr to th undretgnM
will b reclrfNl at hl ofllce. Administration
building, Iln1t-H boulevard and Sklnker road,
until 2 o'clock p. m.. en th 2d tiny ot Decem
ber, 1103. for th constnirtlon of:
Thr; tollnt-room palllcn.
!n" or mcr pedestal.
I'lan and 5rclficatlons can b" had at th
office mentioned.
ISAAC P. TATUJR.
lIrector of "Worka.
Do You Ever
atop to (.ntlder the
9
preaeat etlicleacy ot the
TELSUKAHtt ShKVICE
compared with what ft
irsBiiffurciuB -rvjii,
entered the field?
EDWARD FLAD
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL EN8INEER
1009-11 FOUMTOK BIDB. ST. IO0I&
stopped ran
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