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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY.
FEBRUARY
3, 1904.
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DIAMONDS!
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DIAMOXD
SOLITAIRE
Tiffany mounting
one M- E''ni ot creat
purity mil brilliancy
unusual value at
$160
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Dia-nond
Diamond
TvfXV
HESS & CULBERTSON,
CORNER SIXTH AND LOCUST STREETS.
THEATRICAL BUSINESS
OF COUNTRY DIVIDED.
Stair anil llnlln to Control Populnr-
I'rfcc Houses. Leavinc: Itcst of
I'lclil to Klni n ml l'rl.m-;ir.
Cincinnati. O . Feb 2. rjcfernn? to a
Now York dispatch that Kl.ivv A. Krl-injscr
and Stair .L llavliu had aprecd not to con
flict with each other in theatrical bus-ncss,
the TImes-st.ir s.iv to-day it Rites no ade
quate idea of the meaning of the agree
ment. The fact !. sivs the Times-Star, that
the entire poitulai-nnce tlitulcr business
of the Vnitel btates is turned or to Stair
r- Ilnvlin This firm in turn ainndons the
(ntlre hiih-cl iss theatrical lield, except
the Majestic Theater in New lork and the
Ulobo Theater in ISoston
Tho mot important f ict is that the ar
raiiRemcnt shuts out the Independent pnj -irs
etitmly. as neltlie- tilair A. H-ulm
nor Klaw . Manger v ill play the inde
pendent stars.
WAND OBTAINS A WARRANT.
Charges Hoeiiple and Oiiwley
With Dotnniiig I'lopL-rn.
Malicious destruction of rr0P'rlx '
charged In a wir.uit issued jotenliv by
.Assistant Prosrcutlnc ttorne; Dillon
i against John Boepplc and John i: 'i-ivv-ley,
who ncre arrested on compl lint of
Thomas Wnr.d. undertaker and liveryrmn
B-isIl Rutherford, a cab driver employed
by Wand, says Boer pis and Crawley are
tnn of the three mm who rented a car
riage) from him 1-ist Friday night and. aft
er rlning In it for scleral hours, eluded
him l'i a saloon at Vnndcv inter and Man
chester ncnucs When he returned to the
MAblo with 'he nrriige Hutiicrford fo.md
that tho ijshicns and inside trimmings
1 Til been slis'ied with a Knife, causing
damage tstlm.itcd at KW
Ono feature of the arrest which threat
ened to ctu-o trouble in the w irrant of-f:-o
foi .1 few minutes ycsterdiy wis. tint
Chris Se'nw KKer hid offi r d to go on
1'oenple's lucnl L'ndc rtikcr Ward tlire-vt-intil
to have Sclnwarlcer ousted lrom the
Association of Llvorvmen and I'ndeitak-
rs. of vv hlch ho Is a. menlx-r if he sBned
llocpplo's bond and Sell ivwukir then de
cided not to -ign
Boepple. it is s.i,d. was at one time pos
sfssC,i 0t onsidcrable w.-altii. inherited
fiom Ins fatiier. one of the origin tl sau
siicmikiri of (he city. Hi iis formerly
a Deputy Sheriff
GIFT TO KANSAS UNIVERSITY.
Dot-tor JU-11 of Kosedale Donates
?-M,0IM) in .MNaonii Lands.
Liwrenre, IvP3 F b. 2. Doctor Simeon
Bell of Rospdale. Kas , has given tho Uni
versity of ICansa.. jr. 000 In Missouri land?.
jamhs
A WIJON
Nevada. Mo . IV-h
-slanes A "Vv Uson
hichl r.pIMTtp.l oltlxn nn 1 mmln.ni mrm.
ber of Masonic 10,150, tlicii "ler this afternoon
DEATHS.
HIA.M On Tus.lay. Fehruarj 2. rv4 at .". i1
o clen-k a. m , it the r-l Jence of his uiuchter
In Urideoton, JIo . Morrl 1 Ilium. azv SI jeara
and S months, fnrmcrlj of Slacon, JIo "uiKnl
at resilience ot J Ilium, llrldsctrm. Mo . at
19.M ocloct a in Thurlaj cv lork and
Mexico, llo , papers plcaso cops
T.AWOV Cin Mnnilai T-nl.r.... , .P-,i .
--------- ." -"ua. i VU1UAIJ J J-- Hi.
p m, fcona h linnon bcloxd v.lt of
. jiiinwn aai moinrr 01 inonas is. juiia
Edward, llaud and Joseph In tie f ort -tHfnl
ar of her aire Funeral .it 1 vi n m rtmr-
?Y February 4 from family rrIdenr. No.
537 Clark avenue to St Malichs Church.
GIACKEN" On Sunar. January SI lvi Jo
jeph IL Glacken, lnfint wn of UJlllam and
Morparct Olacken (nf HartnetO Funeral
Tuejdav. Fehruarv 2. at - p. m from f.inif
xesidenc. .No. MU Theodosia street to Central
Cemetery.
GROVER-On Tue?dar. rfhmorv 2. iyu at -,
o clock a. m Jennii c;nier. beWni wife of
John C. Grorer. Funeral will take pi ire en
Tednesday. the 3d Jnst . at 2 i m at the
residence of William V Htviw. So ZZZ fahaw
nenue. Friends incited to attend.
inCKEY On TtieMay. Fehniw 2. ivi
Mailer Gordon Hickey nzl 43 ieir hcloed
huhan3 of Tllifl A Hickey (nee Illghi nd
father of riorencfi K J!?7 T. ant Harrwn
Jllckey. Interment at reoria. III. Teoria III
papers please copy.
iriNDE On Tueda. Fohrtnry 2 1504 at 7
o'clock Wlllli m Fanford ICInde. onlv sni nt
Samuel B. and Lillian Panford Hine. need 13
rears and 6 months Funrral from family rI
dence, No 5153 Morgan street at 1 o'clock Feb
ruary 3 Interment private Brooklyn and l'hll-
ISAACS On Sunday. January SI, 1W4, st
Colorado FprlnKP. Colo. Clara A, wife cf
Charlea W. Isaacs.
KIXNZE EL S W Kunw njrrd f ear. be
lovej huband of Thekla Kuni and father of
Clara and Anna Kunze and Mr George A
Gould. Meirber of Anchrr Twice No 413, A. F
& A, M. and Comrton Hill Couneii R, a.
runeral TTiureday, 1 ehruary 4, at 1.20 p. m.
Interment private.
IANTGAN Kntored Into rest on Tupdav.
February 2 11. altera Mnperlntr nines. James
Lanlgan, b?loed huhand of Marjrnret Iinl
pn (nee McHntee) anl father of Mrs Mary
Mchols (nee lanipan) Jamc J I,anli;an, Ia
da lAnlffan Mrs Mariraret Sowah fnee UhiiI
pan) and Fdward finiran. nrod M ears
Funeral will take place Thursday T'ebniarv 4
at 9 a. m., from tho family retenee, o 3503
Manchester aenue, to St. Malach'( Church,
thence to Cahary Cemeterj. rrtend3 jmited
to attend.
MATTIfEWP-Entered Into rest on Monday.
Jebruai-r L 1301 at 11 r o'clock r m . James
n- Mattheir. after a llncerlnR- Ulncs";, at his
residence Vo W9 North K!eenth street. The
runeral will take place Thursday. February 4
Si l .cl2Ck .T J from thA Central Mission.
JCa Slfi North Eloventh street.
i5fcC?3?SJ:i;aterrt Intn Tebruarv 2.
1904. at 11 20 a m.. Ann McConnell (nee "M?
Oooin). beloed wife of Thomas McDonnell
and mother of Mrs. Jncph Justin (Nee McCon
nell), Anna MeCnnnell and rister Raphael of
the Sister of rharltv runeral from fomllv
residence. No. 2715 rHckson street. Thurrda-v at
SO a. m . to St. Bridget's Church, thenco to
Calvary Cemeterj'.
JTOONAN Ot Tue-day. February 2. 15M it
3 p m . Norah. daughter of tho late Cornelius
and TIannah Noomn. and niece of Mr and Mrs
ratrick Noonan. Thomas, John and lre Tim
othy Callahan (nee Nooran) Funeral I11 take
place Friday February F, at 9 a. in. from her
uncle's residence. No 6001 Rldiro aenue. to
EC Mark's Church, thence to Cahary Cemeterj".
Friends Invited to attend.
HOONE7-Entered into rest on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 2, 1904, at 10 a. m Sarah Rooney. be
loved sister of Jamei Lvons and aunt of
Michael John. Patrick. Sarah. Jame Law
rence. Joseph and Genevieve l.yem and Mrs.
John Clark (nee Lons) Funeral Thursday.
February 11. nt 1 P. m.. from residence of he
brother.. James I,ons. No. 3012 lv)uth KIchth
street, to Annunciation Church, thence to Cal
vary Cemeterj. Friends Inxlted
SETMOUR-Marie Etell P5-mour. Infant
rlauehtpr of M.r. and Mrs. Edward Seymour.
Funeral private: Wednesday. February 3, at
2:30 o'clock from family residence. No 4009
Lincoln avenue, to Calvary Cemetery.
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO.,
liar olivc yr.
Day or INiht.
j q IUR sliowinjr of Diamond Jewelry
' ' is extraordinary! The magni
tude of the assortment the quality of
the gems the beauty of the designs
all will impress you with the fact
that this is St. Louis' greatest dia
mond display.
Kings
ltrooche
IJnk Hutton
Scarf 1'ins ....
15uuty Pins ..
3 5 0(1 to Sl.r.(ll).lK)
S r, llll til I,(MM( IKI
. $ .', Oil ti H 4,1) IX)
s :t.oo io$ kuumi
S i.Ol t s lo.oo
l!-cUets tliiil in J!0
Ixir'.ets S ri.iM) to lTo.oo
Clurins XUll.OO to S 2"W
BUSINESS MEN INDORSE
FORMATION Or REGIMENT.
Hieentivc Committer of I.ensne Dp-
eldoK to 1'oNtponr ctlin on r-
inor Inlll Ollleer Ire Seleetcil.
At t mectins of the Ktecutivc Comirit
teo of tho BuMnc- Men's Lcobuo jester
day resolutions were adopted indoisint;
the formation of ' a good, --tronK and
harmonious regiment of the National
Guard of Missouri in St. I.ouls; and that
when such .1 regiment In1 been organized
?nd olllcercd the leasuo shall do all
in Its !mcr to Ee"ure the reRimcnt a prop
tr armorv , but that the Huines Men'?
League should not take the re-ponsib!Iit
of n.miins the oliletrs of the regiment.
The Executive- Committee dScu -ed the
atfalrs of the I'ii.st IteKiment for some
timo In detail, but ueiinittlj decided that
cunoiderlni; the work before the league
durinc the World's I'.ilr period It would
not be vvi-e for the Icicue to undertake
the bullrtlnjr of a new .irmorj.
The following members of the commit
tee were present. C 1 'W.ilbridge,
pieIdent. t". I". Tllanke. George W
Ifron-n. James 1' Covle lilward Dcvoy,
II. A Dlamant. V K. Kavanaugn, John
K IMehtr. George Roth, Julius J.
St'iottcn. J. J Wcrthcimer. V. H Wooii
vard W I S Hinders read .1 letter from
Adjutint Gemr.il D imeron a "king- the co
o ration and support of the l!umess
M.n's Ltigue In the formation cf the
l'irst rtesiment
SUES HUSBAND FOR RENT.
Mis. Janii's T. Unbelt. Alleges
Tluit .")()() Is Duo Her.
Suit was flled jetterdav In Justice
T.iafo'- court. No. 4101 Manchester ave
nue, bj Mrs. Bertha Ilobcrti against her
husband. James T. Itoberts. to secure the
pimtnt of rent amounting to JJ00 allegcl
to be due Mrs. Kobcrts, on propertj at
No. Ti2l 1'age avenu, which Hoberts and
his family are now occupying.
Mrs Itobens is nn actre.s and Is wild
to be In New lork Citv nliving nn en-
gngement. ltoucrto came Into consider
able notorietj j-tver.il months asg) bj f;o
ing before the Gran 1 Jury and tilling of
alleged misdeeds of James I IJl.iIr,
former General Counsel for the orld s
Fair.
Mrs. Ttobcrts is represented In the suit
bj Attorney John A. Hvde. The litter
fatated tiiat the I'lge avenue property
b( longed to Mrs. Hoberts, and is in her
name The Hoberts couple, lie stated
had not ben living together for several
vears Itobcrts, according to Attorney
llMle, hid neted as Mrs Hobertb'fc agent
here, and. when the house was rented,
tent the rental to his wife in the East.
Eventual!) the house was vacated, it
Is claimed, and Roberts and his family
moved in. No rent was forthcoming from
thit time onthe plaintiff alleges, and has
accumulated until J,") is due.
MAY BUILD HIGH "SCHOOL
Ferguson, WelMmi and Wash
ington Directoih to Meet.
A special meeting of the boards of
directors of the Torguson, Washington
and Wcllston schools will bo held next
Saturday In Wcllston for the purpose of
discussing the advisability of building a
high school in the center of the three dis-
tiieis.
The project Ins been agitat. d for the
last jcar bv the pations of the district
and it is said tint the Directois will votu
In favur of the proposition. In which
event It will be submitted to tho people
at the annuil school election In April.
All three of the districts have Improved
grammar schools, but their grarduates
arc forced to attend eltltr tho St. Louis
or Kirkvvood high fcchoola, and pay tui
tion. Ileiiiiiied tn I,arjcr U'lnrtern.
The new store of tho Koyal Shoe Com
pany In the Frisco building. f-J Olive
fctrcct. is well appointed und makes ele
gant qu irters, for the accommod itlon of
f-elilnK men'o .shoes This enterprising
llrm tipiidles onlv men's 52.50 shoe) and
the larpo number of buyer-, would Indi
e ite their popularity. 'the manager. 1.
II Selly, will be pleiscd to tco foimcr
patrons at their new More.
No Appetite
Meaas loss of vitality, vigor
or tone, and is often a pre
cursor of prostrating sick
ness. This is why it is
seriocs. The best thing
you can do is to take the
great alterative and tonic
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Which has cured thousands.
DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF YOUR EYES?
DO YOU GIVE THEH PROPER ATTENTION? ,
Cures weak, watery, blurrlnu. Inflamed,
congested and swollen eyes Also frranula
tlons, ulcers, discharges and sorenets.
It rpllcvcs e)o strain particularly that
sort of eve strain rcsultlnff from clcse ap
plication by artlrlclal IlRht. and Is of ereat
value to those wearini? glasses.
Tho Irritating results of duet, vrlrd and
smoke vanih after ipplylne Ee-Kix.
Use Kje-Kis lo relieve serious Irritations
and complications when rorelsn substances
hav been lodged In the- eye.
A few drops will do vionders.
If Eye-Fix won't cure y"u nothing wllL
Absolutely ncnlnjurlous. Price, 50c.
Wade fcj Eire-Fix Renelr Co. Detroit Mich.
Sold and recommended by
Habnteau A. Co . Too j. ltroidway.
t olII-VV llson Drue Cb , 6th . ft ashlntton.
I.uytles, 619 Locust St.
Inland Miller DniK Co . 6th & Ixcurt st.
Antl Monopoly Drug Co , th &. Mirket sts.
The I.tm!rll Drug btorc. Washlnston ave.
& 6th Et.
II II Temra & Son. 1501 Franklin ave.
Jew Crystal Pharmacy 2A)1 Franklin ave.
McNutt s Iharmacy ztl3 S Broadway.
Knderlo Drua- Co. Broadway Market st.
Hermann A. Kunr. Franklin ave, 21st st.
H. A. Katlelman. IT5- Frinklin ave.
II. H. Temm & Son. 2503 Franklin-ave.
KHpstein's Pharmacv tGoo rranklln ave.
Adim It. Koth. saw Olive st
T IV Huhn Olive st. & .TefTerson ave,
Itnotit F lllller. 2"i1 S Broadway.
Maron I-hannacy. trl Qllvo st.
o r. IMtmeyer. lK-vi s. Broadway.
rtusfll Itllev. Hl Olive st.
Ju ice Dolph lrtig Co iti OUt e st,
Fricke-IIahn Drug Co. All Mores.
CLAIM CURRENT
HARMS PLUMBING.
Property Holdets Sue Tiansit
Coiup.iiiv for D.iinage to
Lead Water Pipes.
Two suits recently filed 111 Justice rtob-eiti-on's
court. No. SO.) North .Marl it
.street, will test whether or not the Transit
Compinv is liable for damage j to plumb
ing eomiiic in contact Willi "truant eui
reiits" which cape fiom the rails
Th.- plaintiffs arc 1' A Tliliek of Tvr. n
tleth and S illiburv ttnets and Joi'.i
Hang of No -Itlt, North Uroadwaj. It Is
claimed that the lead water btipplv pip-s
wplch tap the mains ii front of e ich of
the plalntilt's propoitv have bce-i dlsinle
grated by eleclroljsis. with such fre
quenev that the plaintiffd i-ro tlrid of P iv
ing plumber bills, and have enc ised tlieir
metal pipe in nonconductive sub-lane
I'hlick asks for J1J4 lamaes, v, idle
Harl seeks to recover 114 1'- The eases
ure Set for IVbru irv 17 Attorney Willi 1111
Wehn nbrecht it presents the irrnt
holdei -
Accoiding to Attornej Wi 'irenbneht.
who has tneu making iv tud: of eloetrie
eonlitions m the viclnitv. ai'd win vv.'l
have epiit electrical tc&timonv when the
case comes Lp for trial, the 'Iransit Com
pany is responslb'e.
'Sections of the pipe" slid he "coire
spond exactlv with the sptcunens tukin
from city vater mains destroyed by lee
tucal currents passing through tho ground
and which have been pronounced the 10
sult of electric cum nts escaping from thtf
lalls of the Transit Co-npan-
Aeording to e-vperts. the tend-ney is for
elcctricitv to jump about In ordei to get
back tn lis starting point, the motor, by
the q.iickest route Thus It jump to m 11ns
1 .ding to parelkl tracks on n- ar-bv
streets. Lead pipe is not a good con
dretoi bat when tilled with vater it i-
affeited.
When entering the mi I il the current
docs not harm the pipe, but when leaving
the pipe it carries the metal with 1
Should a veid'ct be rendered igainst the
Transit Compinv In these case0, it is be
lieved that hundreds of lile c iscs will be
instituted by persons in all parts of the
city.
R. D. KELLOGG ILL AT M0SER.
Owner of I In Il.t Tonka Park
Conies Here for Tieatineul.
Major It. D. Kellogg owner of Ha III
Tonka I'ark. .1 p'cluresque locrlltv twenty-four
miles north of Lcb inon. Mo . is
at the Mosi r Hotel und r the cara of a
St. Louis physic! in.
Major Kellogg has owned the track of
3fi-j- acres kno-Mi as lift Hi Tonki 1'ail:
in tho Ozark Mountains since 1S10, but
III health has prevented him from visit
ing tho park for twelve yar-, although ho
has directed its m dntcn.ince and develop
ment. The lake on the tract is said to bo the
largest in Missouri. It w -s stocked with
trout shortly after Major Kellogg pur
chased the premists and he s-ivs til it he
lias been told tint In the like there .112
trout which measure thirty inches
CREDITORS GIVE TESTIMONIAL
Tlieoiloie Uopp Ilonoieil After
Pajing Vll Claims.
A testimonial was precntel to Theo
dore Hopp, a contractor at Kirkvvood, at
tho Master lluilders Association rooms in
the Odd rellov.s" building by his asso
ciates in tho orjjaniz ition yesterday.
About a year and a half .iko Mr ltopp
made an assignment of 1,1s estate for the
bent tit of his creditors. The pro; rty real
ized only 7S pi r cent of his Indt litcdnr-Js.
While t.is tolc2std him from further
legal responsibility. Mr Iiopp ha.: sl-ic3
made good the entire '-eficioncv.
It w-as this tint led his business asro
ciates. to present to him nn engross,,!
testimonial s"tiuiK forth the f.icttr. and a
ilver tea and coffee service. Tin pr.sen
t ition was made by Martrom D Ivwis,
Mr. Ilopp making a brief response.
BRAZIL TO HAVE CARDINAL.
Fifteen Million f'iilholics Lie in
That Coiintiv.
Home. Tel). 2. It seems more and more
likely tint the Pope will mtet the wishes
of tho Rrazilian Government by creating
tho Archbishop of ll!o Jenciro n Cardi
ml. the Pontiff rcimrkinq- l'i thlb connec
tion that lirazil contains over 15,ftj0GW
Catholics
It is further assorted tint Kmpcror
Willhm of Germany has also expiossed
a desiie to hive tnothti Gin-.an Cirdi
ml, as Germany now Ins unlv two, Cu
dimls Fischer ind Kopp. while the Kn
pire contains SiW'frt) OUiolics, or 2
i more tlnn S-pain, which has live Car
din lis.
The I'niiulnr Itlrn.
Th" Ixniislun, Stventh ind bl. ChirUs.
Is keeping the b-t ry- mid soui mash
whisky in the city for lo cents.
.j-.
KETTLE 0FJ3REASE EXPLODES
Coiiciibiion Wrecks Whitlow b iii
Meir.uitile Club.
Six windows were blown out and $Io0
ilamio resulted on the sixth lloor of the
Mercantile Club yesterd ly morning at Z 31)
o'clock, by the explosion of a kettle con
taining twenty -live gallons of gnase,
August Iovvie, employed rs a range lire
min at the club, in turning steim into
tho kettle, mule ihe pres. ure too slrcc.
it is said, before tho greac v as, m-dud
The grca was scatteri.! ovir the kitchen
Irfjvvlc escaped with a few slight burrs.
GAME CONFISCATED AT ENID.
Sixteen Thousand Quail and
Prairie Chicken Taken.
Knld. Ok . Feb. I Sixteen thousand
quail and prairie chickens hive b en con
fiscated In the railway yards here by Dep
uty Game Warden bhaffttr.
The game was shipped from O'Kccne
nnd was consigned to a St. I-ouIs produce
rioue.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
In Store for 'I hose VUn Doubt.
When you read that a sufferer of manv
years' standirg hag been completely re
stored to health by usinc Smith's Cure
all, you are Inclined to doubt tho stati -raent
and, in fact, havo no belief In It
whatever. The reason for this Is that so
much is claimed for the Cure-all it h, im
possible for anyone to believe it; if the
advertiser confined his claims, to the cur
ing of one disease, as do the proprietors
of Pyramid Pile Cure, readers would have
much more faith in published testimonials.
Those familiar who this great remedy
know that testimonials as to Hi merit
may be relied upon Implicitly, also that the
cures brought about bv Its uv are lUt.o
short of marvelous. The genuineness of
the testimonial here given Is vouehci for
and Is but one ot thojsands recelveu:
"I wish to write you and tell von what
vour Pyramid Pile Cure has done for mo
I have been troubled with piles for the
past five years and used everv icmcdy
that was recommended to me. While tome
would give me relief for n while, they
never have cured. I was so bad tfils s-um-mer
I could not get up or dow-n without
pain; could not attend t my household
erotic?. Flmlly I got a 50-rent bos of y cur
Pyramid Pile Cure at the druggist's and it
Is now two montns since I used the last
of the bo, nnd have had no trouble unrc
I can say it is really and truly a good
remedy.
"I am so thankful I tried it, as I know
it has cured me. and If at any time I
should have any such trouble again 1
would use It al once. Since I am cured 1
have recommended it to my friends, whom
I know to be afflicted a, I was. and I
know; they will use it, too. I am so thank
ful I ever learneo of your cure." .Mrs r.
Hutt, 460 2nd street. Grand P.uplds jjjen.
Py ramid Pile Cure Is sold by druggists
for fifty cents a package, or will be
mailed to anv address dpoh receipt nf
F.?c.e by Pyramid Drug Co. Jlarshal.,
Jlich. Wriro this firm for their book de
salbins the cause and euro of piles.
WEDS PARTNER'S
DIVORCED WIFE.
Uobert II. McCord Marrie. Mrs,
Portia Townsend Ahead of
Scheduled Time at Kan
sas City.
Kri'Li'i.ir s-rncr u..
Kansas City. Mo. r. b. ;. I'our months
ago Mr-J l'ortia 'Iuwnsend was divorced
Horn John 11 Tun n. ml, secretary and
tnasuier of the Smith-McOnd-Townseiid
Dry Goods Company, list nii-lit she was
murieil to Uobert IT. McCord, vice presi
dent of the sjiiltli-McCord-Townscnd Dry
Goods Company.
The marilage was to have been at
noon diiesdy. but relatives of Mr. Mc
Cord came to K-nsis City yesterday to
try' to dissuade him from marrying.
Thereupon Mr. McCord and Mrs. Town
send decided to bo married immediately
They reached this decliion list night and
they went teigetiior in a carnage to the
home- of the Depaty County Recorder and
ot a marriage license Mrs. Townsend's
ace was given as "3 ai-d .Mr. McCord's SJ
I hey drove straight to the- homo of Mrs
Alteil, mother of the bride, on West
Aimuur boul-'va.d, and theie they were
unrricd liy the Kc-.ereiid .Mr. Wilson.
Only the members of the tamlly were
present
Mr and .Mrs. McCord boarded the 10 43
o'clock Missouri I'acihc triln for St.
Louis, and, on the same train, was Mr
Townsend, who hid just heard of the
vvtildln,' and wab leaving to escape no
toriety. THE WEATHER.
Oflici.il Foierast Aniunuucd for
To Day and Tu-Mouow.
UjEhfiigtuu. I'cb. - roiecafat:
li mois x .ilr jrd iU V.ttliuidj anJ Tliurs
ilty fr-h u-t to nith winds
tbrask t an I Kansas tJc'Krallj fair "Wedneb
i.i an 1 TfturMaj.
Ma-io"ii a-i I InJfan Tcrrltorj Otnerallj
fair Udiiekl ( mil ihurd.iv.
Arlansas i-.i r n!nCbda . coMt In cat
iK.rti j u l hui sj !j futr
1 nu and ili'tun-Kal" iinfl continued cold
l!Um Texii-4riir Wt-Jnsda nnd Thurs
day ircs-Ii 111 rthttrsl wind -a In r-inlnt- rtrith!o
frtern 'ixi- lair ttirtnovtav. wurnier in
Jki una iijriu portion inursca lair.
I.itent i;c;rt.
fct Iui?, Tucadaj, Frb 2. lf-0-i
t a m.
p in.
Ilaronrner, Inchrs .,
Tt-mptrature, d jirees
liumiaitj, i-or ma
Win i direitit n .. ..
)&S
20 CJ
14
6J
!
V
uinti t.ioctt
.II
is
earner aiua m . cleuav . at 6.33 p. m ,
c ir 31iirruni 11 iuti-aturc, 40. minimum. II
6la;e cf river at 7 a m . 6 6 fiet
i'MMAltl- 11 IIOVVIB.
lcal 1 urteast OflieUl.
nv iruiiit-ut Iltinrt.
I)! artnirnt t Asriculture. Wejther nureau
M-tes riloK it ots rvatluns received at t
Iv uih I ibjimy 2 IH9. at b p in. l'Kal time
anl tt in st-veiH llfth merMlan time Ob
eriatiina mile at tho same moment of time
at till suiluna.
.alioi . Dlr Tp M Rain Weather.
Miene 4 El .... Clear
Amar.llo ., 1 .... Clear
Vllanta w W w .... l't clouly
Il.smarck X 1 l jiZ cloudy
llatlalo v is 3) .04 Snow
Charloi-o S.VV 4i So .... Cloudy
ChattanwKa MV t 5: Char
t'nrlnnitl w 11 4- 01 Clear
Cie. eland S 10 34 .1) Clear
Chicago w i 11 .ill Clear
Columbus W j) as .oz clear
CUro -v' 16 4- . .. Clear
llujcnne NV 31 4) ..Cloudy
o'leordl i s -j rs .... l't cloudy
Iiu'uth vv -34 1 ... Clear
Duhuqce VV 4 ll Clear
Iiavinport W b 1- Clear
D.s Moines VV 4 ; Clear
lunver NVV 4S 5) .... Clear
limine Cltv bK Z2 41 .. . Clear
l.irtMnitli N 41 K .... ( Par
Galvtston s, P fc ... 1-t cloudy
(Irani Haven NV II si .01 Clear
l-nnl Junctlcn v" 38 4- . . Clear
llutin S 4 6 .0t Clear
Havre N s ; Cloudy
lleli-ni NVV" 24 31 .. . Cloudy
Indianapolis SVV . 34 ... Clear
.1 ick.nnvllle SB 43 to .... Clear
Kinsisl'ity NVV 18 :5 .... clear
IJttln Kock MT.' 4 II .... Clear
UmlsUlle W 1! 42 Cleir
1-iudir bVV :s .... Clear
Montcaniery sVV H 62 .... Cloudy
Memphis NVV 4S 6 .. . Clfar
Mir.iuctto NVV -i 12 J4 l't cloudy
Modena VV IA U .... Clear
Nt-v yore s ; 31 .... Clear
Norfolk s 42 41 Cloudy
Xr OrUars 1VV r2 71 Tt cloady
Naslnlle NW "V in ..Clear
North P'alte 9 3i 41 ... Clear
OnaMl s 12 31 llear
elktahoma NK 4 AS .... l't cloudy
Ihl.atl'lphli vw 3J K .... Clelr
alestlro Nil M t.4 .... Cear
I-lttslutir NVV 34 42 .02 Clouly
I'lrkirs-buri; NVV 32 4- .02 Mirm
I'uehlv N 3h 4s ... Cear
lAip.Ha NVV -14 -I .... Clfar
l'-lpl Icily N'VV IS 34 .... Char
st Paul VV i) 4 Clear
Mir v i port NB 54 SI .... Cear
sprlnsli-M 111 VV 24 cleir
st iyius NVV 11 4) .... Cl-ar
sj.rlln.ti. Id Mo NW .-2 Tl . .. Clear
.sail I-lkc SVV 31 12 .. . Cloudy
silt l lo sk '? 41 .. . I lear
sm Vntorl) N 62 r,? ... Cloudy
Vltkstuirg S 2-j Ti .... Uar
Vil ntlm- W "I 3i .... Cleir
VVaahlnstnn .. . . NVV SS CI Clear
V lelllta . s; 14 -1 . Clear
Imlieites pnclpltatlon Inai i reclable
-Below zi ro
KDWABn II BOWIF
jO.al Farecaft Ofllclal
TO SHORTENJJVER CHANNEL
F.it'iueis IMiin lo Chnngc Course
of the Chin itou.
W'prni.u" si'kciai
Cnlumbl-i, Mo . Teb. 2. Plans now being
mule by the farmers nnd business men
who live along the Chariton ltiver in
Ch irltim County will probably result in
shortening that part of therfver which
Hows tliiuugh Chariton County from over
SOU miles to I-" than thirty -live miles. As
the liver now wanders through th- county
it Is ovr T) miles In lensth. It is pro
posed by tin- surviyors tu cut new chan-,
nels foi the river, thereby straightening
the course and red.icing its length
In its pres-ciit channel It takes ten days
for water to How from the northern
boundarv of Chirlton County to the Mls
Kouii ltiver. thirty miles touth, but when
tho channel is changed the water will be
emptied into the liver in live hours. In t(ii
'vay carrying it off before it can accumu
1 ite and overflow, as so frequently and
dis-jstrouslv happens row.
A Citizens' Ixagce. comr-osed of business)
men ami faimcrs. has been organized to
Improve tho river, and the preliminary sur
vey of the stream has been completed. As
soon as the estimated cost of the improve
ment has. been decided on. committees will
so to .vork raising the money by popular
subscription, and It is hoped to havo the
work of Improvemint well under way bo-
fore the close of the coming summer, ino
river, in the pat, has been a constant
source of menace to the firmer? of the
county and its treacherous, constantly
shifting current Ins destroyed thousands
of dollars' worth of crops yearly.
KILLED HISFATHER-IN-LAW.
Frank Warner Shot P. Tnwne
Near Hoh.irt, Ok.
lib! art. Ok. Peb 2 Near here to-day
Prank Warner shot and killed his father-in-law-.
I'. Towne. because the latter had
taken .Mrs. Warner to the Post Office
against his wishes.
Warner is under arrest.
Importance nf jlinnrl Hen.
KFPL'BUC bt'RCIAI
Fay ette, llo , Feb. 2. The Importance
of the Missouri hen wa3 demonstrated
hero Tuesday, when T. J. Hall, a farmer,
hauled to town a load of baled hay and
on that hay he carried a basket of eggs
The hay- and eggs were sold at the market
prices, and the eggs lacked only 2 cents
of bringing as much as the hay.
"ew Ilanlc Offer Stock.
Circulars were issued yesterday to busi
ness men asking for subscriptions to the
capital --lock of tile new Western Kation
al Bank, of which Colonel Samuel H.
Buck of Xevv lork Is to be president. The
capital will be KOu.euO. of which J3OO.O0O is
said to have teen subscribed. The new
bank a ill bs located in the Chemical
building, a
Miner Tell Oat of Hoisting Cnjje.
l'.i:i L1IIJC SPECIAL.
Marion, III , Feb. 2. Depjtv Coroner
Bandv held on liuiuest to-dr.y on the body
of Anton Mecallo, an Italian, killed at
Big Muddy mines. Death was, the result
ot u fall from a cage while brine dran
from tb.3 mines.
lliVc. TNE7X".W7 v' ha,e a "-"V comrlfte stock ft Ck cF
I 41 fl plrtf In St I.uls Our records (we J- f-SCl " TV
T- Cvfl. r& make both disc and o'inle- r-e frVsiA-flf ji Xt
!ft H'v. VA ""snre fiWiand ud uxlit- aid ',VCi CJs
I -i ! KSVitliiH 1 tLt tone "-d wearing qjillij are I ?)rl s. -grfflZIilll
I iJ'"llllllli!8B,8l SiJ unsun assej Our dl-c r. cords fit I J il'IBBBJ' ,,fP ', II
I il"7s "sfe'iffl an make of dl-e machine and cur I 2. BftMlSCr s?
UVV1 JVytif. x&7 --ylinler recerdF tit my make of 3LtfMPT vC
V.Jv.Jei,sN ejlln.lt-r nnchlne t.v txchant VcS
HlP ,iA t"- 1' cu ''-"e- tulilnn ma- fjfts? ""-iT JW
li . JB3BftvlB' 1 hl'w ntd re lntereste.1 In g.d n(,lN,"rffaiwl
litillliiyPHMr'""' ,1 re.-crd4, oar store will line nnriy I ItillltflliaT.JM TiWti i1 I
lLM"JjS'MI attractions frr you ae al- llllrllKWjBWi I
VfSr ff OT wj B!a to set achance toho.v V ?$3???i I
Fyf! "'""'Columbia m$$l
IPBM Phonograph Co. Ip)
IMWL
Why?
Because they- are first-class in every respect, carefully selected, cured
In this city by the old method, with the best materiils, smoked with
hickory wood onlv: absolutely clean and healthful. We use no acid to
cure, color or eneapen our meats.
You want St. Louis business to prosper we are strictly a St. Locis house vrn and
nil our employes live nnd spend our money In this city. Then ask your tlrnier or
Iiutcher for our goods give them a fair trial; If found satisfactory, accept no others.
Seo that our brand is burned In on the skin sido of the meat.
COX
Telephone Hell. Mnln l.'SS.
Kin loch, U fttiO.
fteeley
""LIQUOR DRINKING. MORPHINE
tu iticonc mi m, KMunaa, rteicet at cmktte usktmis
T""C- J n? nTiATWm nturainlan nK eK.nnn -m
gj 1IIC 2803 LOCUST STREET. OT.
nw inuiiiiftiii rim
ENFORCEMENT OF FIRE
ESCAPE LAW RESTRICTED.
Counselor Woerner injn Ilonrri of
Idnrafiin C'nn llo I'roseentrd Only
Liiiler Certain Condition!.
An opinion with a string tied to It was
rendered for Iiiiildinc Commissioner
Helmburger by Associate City Counselor
Woerner yesterday regarding the power
of the City Iluilding Department to en
force the State Fire escape Law against
tho Board of Education.
Tho opinion st.ites that the Board of
llucation Is liable for prosecution if It
cm bo shown that the erection of tire
escapes was opposed by the Board when
there was sullicient money- in the coffer3
of the board that was not required for
other and more irrmincnt needs of the
schools.
"I thall try to come to an agreement
with William Is. lttner. Commissioner of
School Buildings, to-morrow," said Com
missioner Hcimburger, "for the opinion
of the legal department leaves a largo
loophole for the board In case it does
not desire to put up the lire escapes.
"If the boaid refuses to comply with
the law. I sii in older the prosecution, but
that is as fai as 1 can go. I am consider
ing putting tlie matter to a test and may
bring it into the courts to have a final
decision made- on the points involved."
S'iO.lIO llnrdl firas If -JO. 00.
New Orleans and return February via
Illinois Central 913, returning March 5
by extension. Write or call for booklet.
AdtertlalnK Men to Meet.
The first February business meeting of
the St. Louis Advertising Men's League
will take place to-morrow evening at S
o'clock. In parlor No. 22. Llndell Hotel.
Mr. Olmstcad of tho Natural Food Com
pany will address the members on tho
projected international federation of ad
vertisers. It 13 desired that permanent
oignnlzition of this association be ef
fected In St, Louis, August 9. 10 and 11. nt
the time when the advertising men from
all sections of thu country will gather
here for "Admen's Day" at the World's
Fulr. Sam Davis, formerly of the Pagc
Davls School, will address tho lcaguo on
"Advertising Schools." The Commltteo
on Permanent Downtown Quarters will
present several propositions lor considera
tion. The Hot Spring of ArsnimaR.
Owned by United States Government.
Ideal winter re-sort. Indorsed by Govern
ment for rheumatism and many other Ills.
Golf. 100 hotels of all grades. For com
plete Information address Bureau of Infor
mation, Hot Springs. Ark.
Soldier Cliai-fced With Theft.
George Perry, 12 years old, a soldier,
was srrrested at the St. Louis Hotel,
Fourth and Locust streets, Monday nlfrfit
and Is charged with breaking Into the
1 00m of P. A. Baton and stealing an over
coat, a pair of shoes and a pair of gloves.
W. Silver, a secondhand dealer at No. 607
Morgan street. Identified Perry as the
man who sold Easton's overcoat.
Rheumatism, more painful In this climate
than any other affliction, cured by pre
scription No. 2S31. by Elmer & Amend.
To Hold Amen Inqneat To-Day.
The Coroner will hold an Inquest tt
day to determine the cause of death of
Amelia Ames, CO years old, who expired
Always .lt,cmi
azanve
CvetstCoHhOMltatt&felBa Dot
A Modern Home
is incomplete without a
BELL TELEPHONE; the
rates for service are at
tractive. CALL MAIN 3525.
CONTRACT OFFICE. 920 OLIVE STREET.
COX&G
HAM
BREAKFAST BACON,
PURE LARD.
ASK FOR THESE BRANDS.
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES.
& GORDON,
1019 S. Third Street.
fteeley
- LOUIS. Tcupmonc Lmocu. 150
jure
wvmivWw Hnw niunjitininw,
A CURE
That CURES all
STOMACH Troubles
To Slay CURED
A rcredy which Is purely vegetable and
contains no bromides morphine, opium or
strychnint . and differs radically from
those liquid stimulants which contain
whlskev or wane, combined with harmful
or hibit-producing drugs-.
Sold under guarantee by nil drugsl'ts or
ci rect for 7i0c. Sample treatment and hook
let on stomach diseases ent free. Address
Enpcpsla Ctwiicil Cs , 409 Wilsnt St, St Lams, Hi.
PIANOS
Used in oer 100 conservatories and col
leges of mu!o in America.
"We manufacture T5oa Pianos annually;
sell direct to you and save vou monpv "
WINTER RESORTS.
ASUEVILLB. N. C.
The Manor, Albemarle Park.
An nxclni.e Inn.
Kerjthinsr raclcrn and convenient. Several
attractive cottages. Private clubhouse in the
grounds, with towllnj:. cool, billiards, tenaU.
tc. Golf links within 500 jardr.
Th h-(t rf everytnfrj:,
For further Information addre-ti
ALBEMARLE TAHK COMPANY.
Ahevllle. N. C
I6k. Solid Gold Wed
ding Rings, $3.50
and ut). Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
Remounting of DIamords at lowest prices.
ZERWECK-FRECH JEWELRY CO.
502 NORTH SIXTH ST.
suddenly and without medical attendance
at the home of her r.ephow-, Andrew I.
Ames. No. 8307 Polk street, nt 5:J0 o'clock
yesterday morning.
SocInllstH May Mo ta bt. Loaln.
Omaha, Neb , Feb. 2. Tho referendum
vote being taken by the National Com
mittee of the Socialist party for national
secretary, was completed to-day and Wil
liam JIallly of Boston was declared re
elected. The National Committee will be in
session several days- and among other
matters will discuss the feasibility of re
moving the headquarters from Omaha to
St, Louts.
oneveqy
STARR
Mggfej?
C!3)
AUCTIONEERS.
A. SELKIRK & CO.,
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
Kecclar afo cvfrj Saturday at warehoot
nd general offlcM 180! 10 12 Chouteau ara.
Ealt lr. rn!inct a apeclalty. prion Klnloea
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY
IOCS anil 1MT VatlnKion a... tandlara
1 h- and JarIn Salvagd. Watch for asectal war
ltc. '
SAVII KI. OAN5. M"ina-l-.
At 608 Washington Avenue.
I 1 AIM .flUCUUtl c't yJL num. .v..
and I1-tur..of the-A-H. Fuchs Mercantile
to. uanhrupts. mis tweuiiesuny' uay iu.
lu.10 a in IV rn s cash.
A. A. MLIiMIIIv. S.IU, .uciliuieei sk
Byron 1" l-atbl't. Attorney-ot-L.aw , Trustea,
AMUSEMENTS.
G'SRITIISSV Curtnln nl S Sharp
Sfa Jn t . ;rc-nt fjelone.
Fred R. Hamlin's Prnccly Eitravattaria.
THE WIZARD OF OZ.
OrlPinnl vvi-ni-nri. Hea!el by
MO'TfiOMi:ilV AMI STONE.
Uesula-- Matinees VVe-Ireday aid Saturday.
KT JlllVDlV. S-BVTS- TIILRSDAT.
The American SInRing Comedienne,
Lulu Guser
In Dainty. Tunejul
"DOLLY VARDEN"
A GBXL'IXi: COMIU OPEH .
Ilnrk l.y l-nM-l.i i-tann '. Mulc l.r Jullaa
Vjlnr.1. Mar-is-ircnt of F (. VV HITNET.
OLVrVlPIG.
Wed andStU
Matiaeo.
BERTHA GALLAND.
It th llomintic Drama ficces,
"DOROTHY VERNON OF HADDOH HALL."
Direttlcn J. FrJ Zimmerman. Jr.
MVT slDVY. bEVTS TIIKHSDAT.
P. Zleefeld. Jr. Presets
mm held
In Jean Itichepln's Play,
iani'selle Napolem.
M-i!c by Gjstav Ludcrs. Lyrics by Joseph
Ilcrl-m. .
COLUMBIA.
All This Aee and Next Sunday.
CiitliJous Vaudeville 1.W to 113 Daily,
I-cwU McCnrJ . o. Charl Harris.
3 T Richard? 3 Musica. Da!.
Vo nnd Clirk Jori h Newman.
KleWs antl hili"!. btvp Jcnnlng.
I-eiiorf ami Ft C lilre. The Arcaris.
Carroll and Clark. Th1 Klnodrome.
J 3-Tc iW Orchestra Chalrn Reperrd. 7$Cm
IMPERIAL JXZ'VV&c
25c Mat,
To-Day.
LIGHTHOUSE
BY THE 8EA.
ctt IIAIlMSr GILMOHE.
Mat. To-day and Sat. Nllht
HEDDA GABLER
To Nlsht and Every Night but
Saturday; also batjrday Mat.
r MARY OF MAGDAU.
IVEZISS.
mu
Next Pun. Mat ROTAI. LILLIPCTIANS.
HAVLIN'S
Tit TbtmttrWhan
loo s tut Btst
Show tor Llttlm
Mmaer.
Kc Mltlnees Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday.
25C Mat, I WEDDED and I KgttMm.
T0-B0RR0W I PARTED, is. ?s, as. site.
Sun Mat. Ket A lCocKd Hero. G-ft sats now.
SKf?DARD
ihe llom of Folly.
Two FtoHm Pay
UUpian Burlesquers.
I) Tfires Sections o( Rial 6d llaielnB,
NIXT ATT11.VCTION IRWIN HIG SHOtV.
CRAWFORD ZZmZZ
I'.eturn of the favorites MAUItlCC FREEMAN
and :.DIsH IN'&TON In
"AT VALLEY FORGE."
Facia Tndlnc Stamps FREri Tuesday. 'Wed.
nepdiy, Thursday and Saturday Matinees.
Next "A TIM' TO CHINATOWN."
ODEON
February 8
St. Louis
School of Opera.
IL TROVATORB.
Prices fl.on. 715c, SOe. S5o
Prats at Bollrron'n Kebruary 4
ODEON-EVES. AT 8:li.
Burton Holmes
Jlasnlficcntly Illustratctl Lectures.
rOSESIITE
rnr-ijowsTOXE
Friday. Feb.
.Saturday. Feb. 6
....Friday, Feh. 13
.Saturday. Feb. 13
SIWN'D CANYON.
ALASKA I
ALASKA II...
....Friday. Feb. 13
NORWAY Saturday, Feb. 20
Course and single tickets now on
sale at Bollman Itros.. 11J) Olive.
ZOO
3300 Olivi M.w Opts
Mammoth Wild Btatl CoIImBm
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Higti-GraJs
Investment
Securities,
Bought primarily for our
own investment, now of
fered for sale. Bond list
on application.
Correspondence or per
sonal interviews solicited.
V
A ILL POSITIVELY CURR
Kidney and liver I'lsea-. Bheumatlsm. Sick
Heartache. Kryslpclas, Scrofula. Catarrh, Indl
ffestlon. Neumlpla, Nervousness. Dyspepsia.
Blood rolsnn. Constipation. lirSS.6..) pcopla
were treated In J9B. Sc All druggists.
Do You Ever
stop to consider the
present eliiciency of the
TELEORAPH SERVICE
compered with what It
9
aas ceioreme "fiojti.
entered the Held? 9
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