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ME ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1904.
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STRIVE TO STEM .
GRAIN-RATE WAR
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Eastern Officials Discuss Prob
able Effect on Chicago ami
l'eoria Gateways.
KEPI BMC SPEC! KL.
Chicago, rob. 16 A on ferine was held
to-d.iy by "Vestirn traffic men u-Jth'a ltw
ot seeing if on-ctlih.s cuultl not Ijo done
to stem the t!.le in the grain-rate u.ti.
Tne Gulf lines iir-ieticallj drcMcd that
for the time being t:ie would not m iKu
inV redUCliOlla. It v.l nlsn i?l-f..l tint
all lines intereslcil would meet the redac
tions made by the Alton and Burlington
l o.ids.
JiiMern-traBio men met and diseued
the probable ffect of the cut to South At
lantic ports upon the Banna' of Chic.i
HO and l'eoria U was decidtd tht no
cca-iftn existed for neetins the nductd
ratts.
Dl 'AVLIfll IOC" F" A nniTrO Crowley .-ind Moms taigelaroplanmiig a
rLMTnUUot rAVUnl I to. z'tfvvt'xzzjt
ILLINOIS ni.KCTHIC I.IS.
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i:i'lI!UC SPECIAL,
Ilarriobuig, III reli 1C At .1 special
nie.-tius of tl e Cit Council, hi'ld liere t
Jilrbt. a franchise a granted to the Illi
nois arid K Mucky Kallroid Comiuit- to
build and operate for tnert ycirs an
electric -passenger and freight line along
the iirinilji.il Mr.tts, within the corporate
limits of the ciu
Tho propo-etf line f- to run from tills
city, -with to Klis-ltcthionn. et to
.Marion, northeast to Uldorado and south
east to Carriei .Mills
'i he enterprise N barned b C X Sillier.
J 11. JlcCoi-augbev and others of Chi
cago, -hu are lnttic'ed in large zIiil.
lend and --par mines i-i Pope Hirdin and
Saline counties tiiuiut;h which the roiil
will pas. The principal office-- wi'I
be in ChicJgo Immedlateij after
the granting of the iruiLhii- the
represuitutles of the coni any notified
the Chicago ofl'ce to -,tart shipment ot
outfit. ar.il work hi this city will begin
at one. nights of waj to points outride
of this clt hue already bee.i secured
As soon as the roid is completi tl tilt- com-
ranj win estaoii-n ore-reduction works
and f utories ntar tills cit.
'IIIlMv LINE V lt TllllKnCMlll.
n 'iil to Ilmc Sniur nruiu Hale
rriiilf-Kf- at I'lillailclplilii.
Xe Vork. lb 16 Harmony of rate- in
lruiik-line termor- is thriatei ed. the Uuf-falo-Xen
York lines opposeil to tho Kuf-filo-l'liiIadelphia-Xw
York lires h.niiij
sorted notico that tr-e freight rate on
lake giain for export will b rtductti
Wednesday xo ; cents for 101 pounds be
?nn Hurfalo and Xv Yoik
v mis reduction means an alolilion o'
tj,e dllTerential initiated by the l'enn-l-J?".laJa,nd
tne LehIKh Valley In faior'of
I'lilLidelphla last summer and is designed
to gie th port of New- York the tame
pmilego heretofore enjojed by inilladel
phii. An elTort is being made to confine the
light to the comparat!elv Insignificant
Kem of lake grain for export, but fears
i re expressed that it mav spread to other
j lasses of frelKht and upset the hitherto
harmonious conditions In trunk-line terri-
f- ss-HHBkHn
-W s . v
ment- whenever possible that is, alter
nate iKixlng and wresinng goes.
Crowi belietfs that tiigh-cl.iso wres
tlers would attract a good bouse here iud
lie is talking of bringing ro-ne tif (lie best
known men of arious w tights to arpear
on the local mat.
ETHEL HOWARD.
Wiio pliss Gljccrium in The I'loud Trince.'
at the 01mpic
SINGERS RESIGN BECAUSE
ORGANIST IS DISCHARGED.
TO CONFEU OV.FA1U RITE!..
l'liKMenrr Coiniuiltei-n From Ttto A
Moclutlonit to Meet.
At a meeting to-day of the commitee
representing the Southwestern and Wcst
t rn Passenger associations, in the offices
if Acting Joint Agent Hannegan. it is
tpected that an understandins will be
leached in legard to the rates to the
Aorld's Fair from the respective terri
tories The Southwestern Committee lias
the authority to make a final rate, while
the Western Association's committer has
illy the power to agree upon a rate to be
I icommrndetl to its association.
The following are the members of the
'ommittee: Southwestern. George Morton.
A Hilton. If C Townsend; Western L.
Uakely, Geoige Charlton. G. i'ernll.
C.ciicnil MamiKers' Mectinir.
A meeting of the General Managers' As
sociation will be held this morning at
X'nion Station.
Jloiiilirrs
lake
of M. I.co'n Cliureli ( lioir
OTeiiHe lit UismiHMil nC
'I heir lender.
LIGHTS FORTY FEET HIGH
TO ILLUMINATE THE PIKE.
No Succenftor for Kenrncy.
General Manjger Ilobertson ot the Ter
minal Association Ills issued a circular
f tatlng that for the present the position of
Huperintendcnt Kearnej will be filled by
the general minager.
nurIiiiKton-lton Ctit-Od.
It is .stated that work on the Hurling-ton-Alton
cut-oft from Mt-xico to Old Mnn
lue is heing pushed vigorously and the
line will be ready for operation in June.
PHARMACISTS'
ELECTION.
Annual Meeting of Alumni As
.MK'iatiou of .. LonLs College.
At tlie annual meeting of the Alumni
Association of the St. Louis College of
Pharmacy- the following officers were
elected: Doctor Robert Sehlueter. prcsi
Itnt: C. W. Hahn, first vice president. J.
H Scherzlngcr. second vice president: W.
?tockhausen, lecording seeretarv : A. J.
i'.rctcher, corresponding secretarj : Charles
Gielner. treasurer, and H. Klostermann,
rtcistrar.
The members of the Executive Commit
tee are: B. H. Voepel. Doctor O. B El
brerht. Willi tm F. Kahre Doctor O. B.
Wall. Jr. William II. Lamont and Doctor
Otto T. Claus.
Decaue their leadei Professor .lo-tpn
Goeptert. oiganist at fet. Leo's Church,
was requested to resign Ins posit'on by
the pastor, the Reverend father James T.
Coffey, the members of the choir tendere 1
their resignation in a bodi. The chuich
now has onlv a bos' clioir
ratlier Coffey jrve as his reason for
requesting the resignation of Professor
Goepfert that, huvinz plenty ot talent
in ins own parish, he could see no reason
for hiring outsiders.
Professor Goepfert's position is being
filled by M! Hunnon. who has btea
directing the junior choir and teaching
music in the parochial school without any
recompense, while the professor received
a salaij of KCO a vear for tnuninj the
choir and plaving the organ on Sundavs.
This salary will now be siven to Jllss
Hannon. blie has organized a i.ew choir
and as soon as its member;, are com
ix tent thei will sing at the legulir Suu-
d.tv sei vices.
All sous of rumors aie rife in the
puish as a result of tho enforced resig
nation of Mr. Goepfert. Hit inott i-ciio-t-tional
beina that his retliement wis re.
quested becanse of the oM choir's rustom
to assemble in a neluhttoriwr gioceiv.
vhere the women would t-ke soft drinks
while the men of the partv would adjourn
to an adjoining saloon. The membeis ot
the choir admit all of this, it is sId. but
the s.t that this fact w is well known to
the former pas'or. now the Mo-t Reveieii 1
J. J Hartv. Archbi"bop of Mnnil i.
Eather Coffev last night stated tint he
did not request Jlr Goepfert's resign ition
hecait'e of this fart, since lie was not
aware of the'r prat tice, hut added that if
he hitl known of it it would hive fur
nished additional gruunds for de'nanding
the removal of tho organist. Though all of
the members ot the old choir no longer
live within its boundaries most of th m
did at one time live within its preclnctx
and have 1m en singing in St Leo's choir
since it was organize-d
The members of the old choir aie. J i'n
r. Hellrung bas3; Henrv Heinz, bass;
Cornelius I; mer ami E Hartmen. tenors.
Miss Pirdio Moyarliv. Mrs William
Deppc, Mrs. Henrv Hein7 sopranos an 1
Miss Anna Iliike, alio With the excep
tion of Professor Goepfert. not one tif the
mtmberH of tho choir was paid
SALOON OPENED IN JACKSON.
Town and County Authorities
Aie at War.
Jackson. K., Feb. 16 For the first time
a legal saloon was established here to-diy
when Matt Ci-awford took out a license,
paving STiVO tlierefoi.
Recently the Town Council adopted a
lesolutien licensing saloons. In the face of
a lesi-lative enactment prohibiting s
lccns in Jackson Numeious blind tigers
are still in opt ration here.
Ilobrrt InmrNn I'lnut llnriiM,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplin, Mo, Fell 10 The concentiating
plant ot the Robert Ingersoll Mining
Company, two miles cat of Joplin, was
totally destrojetl by fire to-night. The
plant was In operation during tLe div,
and tlie lire vvas banked in the engine
room to-night. The mine and mill is
owned by Barlow Brother and Bolen, all
of Illoomington. 111. The damage Is esti
mated at J10 0CO.
LMOX. t OMMITTEE MKB1S "10-I.
lresb terlun mitl Cuiiilierlainl Pren
li tfrliiii ReiircHCiiliiliveM Arrive.
Members of the committees en Oiganic
Fn'on of the Presbv ten in and the Cum
berland Preshj teri in charclus arnved In
the city last night to hold a meetirg at
the Southern Hotel to-dav
The committees will hold separate meet
ings to discuss a basis of union for thee
two branches of the Presbv ttrlan Church
In the event lb it the two committi es
reach t ratisfaclorv agreement favorable
reports will be submitted to the general
assemblies of the two denominations
It is e"t-K"ltii that a-s-emblles will then
authorize the union of tlie denomination
The movement to effct the union wa'i
started about (no jeor ago ird a pre-
iimiinrv meeting was neid i)ere last ueto
ler.
( t iirrnsioiiiiirf III lluiltl ( I til
house mid Furnish 'I Jekt-tM tt
Nevvspnper Vlen.
A ro of aie liglit- fortv feet liljh will
illu-ninaie the World's Talr I'ike at night.
Mich an ariansemont has lit en requeued
b the Exposition Conce't-ionaires' Asso
ciation ami it is a'nnounced tint th Bo ird
of Dirtctors lias practically decided in la
vor ot the illumination.
The Concessionaires' Association Iield a
mioker at tlie Planters Hotel last niiit
.md discussed informally spiral matters
ot common iulertst to the members. H.
F. McGarvic. pre-ident of the as-ociation.
stattd that the proposed concessionaires'
clubhtiusie would 1c erectid immttliatelj.
A -site on the Pike reserve has been do
iiattd In- X B tlregg. chairman of the
Board ol Concessions.
Ariangements lor accommodating the
members of the press of the United Males
with free admission tickets to the shims
on the Pike were also discussed It i'i os
tinated that 1 ih.0m tickets will be re
tiuiitt' for dNtriLutlon among the various
iietspiors of the countrv.
A ommittee to arrange for a ban
quet of the concession ilres. Exposition of
ficials tnd mtrilier-. tif the press w isltip
potntetl. 'Tlie banqu--t will be htld in the
coi ct-isIonaliMs' clubhoust immediatelv
befoie the oiienin.; of the Woild's l'air. "
iiiei s joi hn vi.isi' nn.
St
I imiIh Anmtfiir OrK.lli'lltIou Is
M-iLiiiK Elnboriitr I'lunx.
Amateur JouranlM's Daj at the
Wot IiVs iair vas discusseil at the fourth
annual banquet of lb- Amateur Journal
ists' Club last night at the Brcitllns Cafe.
on Itroulwav.
'Ilif Boird of World's Fair Directors
has set apart Julv as the da for the
amattur jouiiali'is Elaborate arrange
ments are being made lor the ocevsum
and main thousand visitors Iioin various
parts of the toumrv are exiiectetl
The erganiy uioiis wnicli will be largely
rei resentetl on that tlaj are the Western
IMS-. Association, the international ITe-s
Assiciution and the lulled Pre 'a A.sso
ciatlou ot Ameiica.
In- baiitmet was,atttndtd by about
fortv guests mi addltio-i to the regular
membtrs ot the club
lit nrv C. Wt hking acted us toastmaster.
7- Li '"k-r,t'.. ";' lh-ir subjects were:
(.irnrles A eiidemutli, "Amateur Jout
nalism e.i or. A. Kendall. "The St.
Lotus Amatem Journalistic Club"- A M.
Adams 'Amateur Versus Professional";
John N Kendall. "The Ladies" M Al
mtdi.i Thomas. -Tht Gentlemep''-'c W
II. Pinekert "T-e Am item Editor 'and
,e"V.,A irl,'.m '"wn-end. 'Our Super--tl-.""u"
.4.,Iul iIem,'"rs "'' NAPI-um Bur
ton. The Amateur Journalist and Photographer.
LECTLHES ( Till!
KXI'OMTION.
orclsru MIs-
i'im;km. or vniv. stmiiat.
Cnliniiue Council to Give Hitnquct.
Caliannu Council. Xo. 1201. of the Royal
Arc?num. will give a lianquet Saturday
evening at the Dutch Room at the Ham
ilton Hotel, at Maple and Hamilton ave
nues. Among the speakers will be Frank
vvvman. James Espj. Frank E. Richev
and Lester M. Hall
Dietl tin (tip Twentieth Voniv ers:ir
of Her IIiisIiiiihPk Ilenth.
Mrs. Hnsel Marie Stahihut, 7", ears old.
of Edwardsville who died Montlaj. is
survived In seven childre.i. thntj-sx
grandchinren and one g-eat-grandrhi'.d
The flint ral will take pi ice to dav at
11.C0 o'clock fiom the Eden Evimjelicil
Church. Mrs Ft ililhut's husband tl eil
just twentv eirs to the da and hour
befoie she pa-sed aw.i.
. '. T. I. Prajt-r Sen Ire.
Tlie Evangelistic Dtnartmcnt of tie W.
C T. IT has issued a e ill for a spe ill
prajer meeting to be he'd at II o cloe'e
to-morrow mo-ning at Xo nil Locust
street The membe-s are making sp'i il
efforts to have the saloons closed on Sun
dav ami to drive them from the vicinity
Ul lilt' tiu - 1 .11 nitiwiiu'.
sli tMluentlav trv iecs.
Ash Wednesday services will b- hell
in most ot tlie churches to-d iv In Cith
olic circles the so'einnizatinn of marriages
is forbidden from row until Easter, and
among manv Christian denomtn itions so
cial festivities will five aj to prajer for
the next forty dus
For Benefit of Woinnn'w
Mttiiur s,0tietv.
George A. Kessler. chief landscape ar
tist at the World's Fair, delivered tlie lirst
of a scries of live lectures on the World's
Fair for tlie bent tit of the Worn in's For
eign Missionarv Socittv and Young In
dus' Mi'-siou last t vening at St. John's
M E Chuich, South, cornel of King's
highwav ami Washington boulevard
llies. lectins will be dellverttl every
evenlng up to and hit hiding- March 10
Tie following World's Fall oihcials have
volunticred to speak. February it! Ed
waid F Hcclc. "Lxlnl it Features"; March
1. F. V. i a vim, "Horticulture and Agri
culture"; March h. John C. Lcbens. "Itow
!!tt to See the Exposition, Its Sculp
ture." ai d March F, W.I .McGe. De
li irtment of Anthropoiogv."
CKNBR'iI. n'IMJ M1TK.
Talk of Xen Tracks in South anil
x,orth VVrlle'li Chnneen l.oeHllj.
Another race tracl: is planned for the
Witern turf, according to late reports,
the sie of the new course being Vicks
burg. Mi". XZ P. Sutton and several otht r
piomoteis connected vlth turf interests
have ai.nouncej their intention of building
a track tin re.
li. J. Cunningham, a bsokmakei. is also
connected with the enterprise, 'and the
moving spnts believe they will have a
monev -making game. The tiack is on the
direct line of the railvay. making It easy
to ship and utifhlp horses, and tlie pro
moters Hate that a meeting Is planned
foi a pt riod just before the Xew Orleans
intet and fur a few da3 at its close.
The track Is to bj a mile In circuit and
the pcmotcrs aseert that thej do not in
tend the building of the course to mean
defiance to the V. estetn Jockev Club.
Tbev found their belief on the nropnects
for a track at such a small place on the
success of the meeting held at Birming
ham. Ala . a fow vcars a-;o. The town had
about 'SkWO imputation at that time, jet
the avciage dai! attendance was -aid to
be mere than .".i-W While Vieksburg is
liudlj expected to do till well, the pio
mtttrs llgjre that thtv em make a
piclitable Riime out of the spoit.
Talk has bttn iiuieiil for some tlmr
concerning the tt.iullsirient of ,t run
ning ti-ack it Graml Rapids. Mich Theie
is no ordm..nce against belting In Michi
gan, tlie Detioit track has piovetl a good
monev -maker. Graml Rapids is a citv ot
'on-ddci-able populitien. and the pro
motf is tiguie that a Held may be available
lliele.
It is slid tint i tiottinc inck at Grand
Rapids t in leadiiv be ti jpsforircil into a
running eouise. and that a movement Is
quietlj on loot to effect this ti.insforma-tion
Bernard J. Welltt. bttur known as Bai
ncv Welle', the hool.makci. intends to de
put for Kurcpe on a p'easuie toui afti r
the luuniug of the American Deibv, and
announces tint ho will spi lid some months
on the other side of tie vattr. Weller
ex lessed his views on Western lacing in
a convt rsniion tlie other daj. and handed
down .n opinion which -tiiiied proper.
Tills i- to tlie effct that bookmakers
owning horses -'ioultl not be allowed to
book on laces In which then entrv starts
The Metropolitan As-otlation ol tlie East
has such a rule ..lready in force and ho
sugge-t- that tlie West adopt some sUcn
ruling He believes tint tlie bookm ikers
should form an association and agree on
suth a move, inasmuch as the Western
Jockev Club has bv-Iaws pieventing Its
cognition or bettiu::.
Tbere will lie quite an exodus of local
turfmen toward the South this week, an
adv. .nee guard being ?pedu'ed to depart
in rea liness for the opening of tlv Hot
Spill gs 'eason. Amone those who will
ltkelv be In the part ure the offlcials of
the new track at the Spring-.
Associate Judge Wa'sh ot the Vnion
Jockev Club has alroadv been appointed
paddock iutlge at Hot Springs, hut he
n.i decline the offer. He has not vet
banded down anv delinite decision on the
point
Patrol Judge Fisher will drpait next
week.
Charley Jone". who is scheduled to hold
foith from the Vical pres Imixcs as caber
the coining season, will serve in the same
capacitv at the Springs. Many local horse
mtn have also expressed their intention
or running down to see tbe opening of
tlie track. Judge Joe Murphj will be one
of tit" llr-t to depart.
Rome Respass, the Cincinnati horse
man, ha-" entered thirty horses in the
stakes of the Fair Association He has
Dick Welles in the World's Fair Handi
cap or JjO.Oo. and as conjectures on the
probable winner are already In force.
cick ins neen seieneti y manv horse
men to turn the trick.
Arguments can be advanced to show
whj eacli and ever' individual entrv in
the llg race should win. hands down. It
's tiii, fact whicn makes letting a possl
blllti on a race track. The arguments
of the Dick Welles coining, nt are plausi
ble, at least, and bear repetition.
The supKrters of the gre it horse assert
that he has never vet shown anvthmg to
rubMantiate the accusation that lie likes
t sprint onls. They iy that he can go
a distance, but that even If he Is limited
to a mile, thev ci ilm that he can l tin the
rest of the field dizzy bv getting oft in
front ami then coming home easilv for the
last quarter.
"Dirk Wellc can run six furlongs in
in ami lie cantering." said a partisan of
the animal vesterdav. "He can go the
mile In l.TH Even if he has done his
btt at that stage, he will have tlie
others so dlzzv that he can gallop the
rest of the v.av. He don't mind weight
and it looks as if he were the winner.
"Dick's whole game will be to get off
in front, rut. bis lx furloncs nt- a mil..
Jit a ttrrlile rate and then to commence
his final effort. Ho can go his mile and
still have enouRl. left to hold his own
with the bunch behind him."
RIVER NEWS.
Rise nntl Fall of tbr River
For 14 hoars ending nt 7 a m :
su Louis. Tucsdv. Teb. IS. Mt.
Stations. DanKer.Gauc CbanKQ
J'ltt-LuiE :lu -I -!
Parkt-rstmnr 3 0 10 T -t.3
I'inrlnnatl .... VI 'i t ' - c
Lmilsulle t 1 7 -0 0
Nashville 4)0 7 -Q.i
fiatlanoosa ......... 33 0 ." -" t
Pier. nc 1ft 0 2 t -0 -
Ichr.ontlllc 211 '-a -0 Z
K..Ti!le 3j ii io s '1.4
st. Paul 14 ) .... Frozen
Dubuque -J5 0 .... Frcztn
Dair.nort IV 0 .... Frozen
KeoI'uJ 15 il . .. Frozen
Omaha IS 0 .... ....
Orafitm zt 0 n -0 4
tvarsac Citv -MO 7; I
HoG-nllle Si i 6l -0.1
Herr.-ann Jill C . -el
St Luuts 3110 111 "III
Cm-ster W0 3 JS
t'ftlro . . ... 45 tf 22 ", 0 7
Memphis . ...SO u 1 ' r,
Utile Itotk . . .. 'J3 0 4 5 "0 1
V ick-lmrir " 0 il s - 2
siirevli-t . - ? II " "
Sit tl buns ... It, 0 7 J -0.3
itlte. -Fall.
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KHYPTOK"
The C.ew Invisible Bifocal Lenses.
An announcement-of extraordinary interest to all who
require different glasses for distance than for reading:.
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i:i)Am il rowik.
Ij.h1 Korecjst OfticUL
ICittrr Forecnit.
The rhcrs In IH district will fall !.! Cur
ins thi- next 'J I,ur
Itiicr iii: HaInri.
Hctt r 1111," r-teril.i5 rnarkpii V I fit,
irrtli tilntr a ri ct ) of a f"t in n h nr
liii"lm"f jlcns il' Lee jcsen'a nH tlull.
V..i'h.i told nnj rlt?
'lo-DnjN Weather.
I'crilj rloud and wortnT
lU.rr RInllo Hrcrltlcs.
Tlie fontfr.ur.i coM weither jrstpr.laj RTin
fcrcej th tP3nier CTistPr and (lrr Hal
to remain .it th wl arf It t now rxprctl
that Tt uttrmpt III lie male to end thm out
until ii-xt wk
Captain T II IMI I rllotins on i Mil
ited transfr nt-amer pljirg between Hakman
and roIumbti'
- CMptnin IS'IH Williams of (alro was among
the Cillers nt tip II trbor room
V-tuln nurd Ilmton :natpr nf tin? tpani
r rhtf-r. has return-i from I'aduc-Ui, K
Nut fr mam 5fai". old rhfrmen a. ha
tr-or btfH ft miKh lit In the ilier blow
ah as thre I at irrunt
aiUln Martin Micna! f fat Iynil 1 l"
iilnjr iu LiuwUMe. Jw lie in tr.leaxcrinK to
jutciaif a smill tftwboit-
-Th. murln pn?Irrp at Ciiro Ime decll-;d
to In-f th cal for iranfers boat" to Ji n
a inorir
rhar't Vn MfiHrifT. for many ejr i l
kiKiT.n liter lltr inglnrer committed tuk.tic
QL Qu1ik lit.
NOT LIKE THIS.
Tlie e-1 n in s j !ili':ir:ini o tintl
iii.iii ulijoelloiiiililt- ff.iture's of
till.' dill stjli lllfoe'ill show It .lliovi-
linvf liifii iliiuc .iw.iy irith :n
"Kritok" Uio ni'U invisible 151
fui.il I.etisi-s.
($ NEW -A,
JUST LIKE THIS.
A nvar anil r.ir le'iis in tngio
funic vvitlmut enteUs or line .
To the ontsiilt-r tliey look like the
nrilii'.iry sin-iie focus ' i,-l.i-Tti
the vve.trei' they :tie tlie most
lTfO( t I'tfot.ils ever linnlueeil.
"Kryptok" Lenses are made exclusively by Aloe's in
the State of Missouri, and cannot be obtained anywhere
else. Ask to see them or send for descriptive circular.
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KODAKS -EHCISEEHIHC INSTHUMENTS-ARTISTS' MATERIALS
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KKI'L'UI.Il' -I'B'IAI.
llr.-iuM . Tnil . IVb 1' Til,' llvt-r lwtj
.ttnls n '. frt .i'i tbr .rauc . a its tit ft
in In U'l "4 hmir rtu- i'steri. le KOt aJJ
it 11 -o a ni for Ahlit l.hc 'lu,'rt ,'
ls- fur 1 rlafs I'olnl. Ill" J W. llatkln 10-
MkJrsat Ittver. tli Delta for Mrkaouri; anil
reid IIut'M aro all loaded anl nltt leave ti
nleht if lliei tan set creni of reujtaliut".
Til" tiiJvbn.lt Charlcv i:-otn that iw-ped here
last smmUv vtllh a Me low tf roil for Ne
Orl.in KTounle.1 Iv Iht.- of mal at I"lnii
Oi A niilta lto here, nils morninc and ha'
telecniDheil h-e for help Receipts liv river
lo-.iav were IM) Iml.s cottoti and -.140 saeks
cotttn seett
ralucili Kr. Ih 15 The aauise reads to
nieht IS fett ami lis nr Weather jerv cold
and vviml from the north. IJlck Iowler to
t'airo it s a ir Ilonk'n from lvanvlll at
6 li m and lift at s v. n Uelave.1 In bad
nmthfr and "hort crem. Code, from the Ten
r.ee Itlver and Memithis. ce out in her
nl ice to innrrot" Considerable li e lias'illK here
lo-dai. mutlv out of the Wana-li. anil lleiv
nude N'o tlonaire liInic dene ind verv little
Interference vtlth navl-atiui Ilarrett an.l ton
of lumtier tin frori the SIIKtinul ot noon Lo
cal packets In ind out on time ,,,.,
cluster III. 1-eh. 10-i:auft i feet: tat!on
nij Weather fair and cold Ice -tuaticn un-
Grand Tower. Ill l'eh 16 -Ice I. heavier to
dav Cairn ri-ada 1 1 feel and rl"i-K. VVcatlier
elnu.iv ainl co'd. . . .,
Burlin-ton. la 1 eli lb The present sine
of th titer i- 4 ffel - licliet alioveio -water
mark, falling VVeathtr clear aid tiller. Mtr-
curj- i below thi morning: ,.,
I'lttsb'irs. IM . leb. Ill River 6 C ft. falling
qt Daiis I.land earn. 'lear. co'd
Whtelmi. . Va I'eti IB.-River S feet 8
inche falline Clear: verv cold.
Cincinnati. O I'eb 1 -Hirer 11 feet, fall
inir I our tlenartiire- ir.ear. cold.
i ..i-. tit K-, i.i. is niver falunir. In
canal 5. on fall's 7 3: b-Itivv locks r 3. Clear
"-SS. 11.1. Feb Il-O-US- 1- M fisjt
a fall of 1 in me ua-i -t nuui- .v,..j ..-
Ct-.iIro III, Keb ll River sttuge reads "3 S.
holn a rl-e of S .lurincthe la-t 24 lo
Weather eloudv ml told The Charles Iirown
arrlte.1 from the Urnr MIsl-slppI at i a m
vtlth tow of eniptj ceial barge- she .Ie-arte.1
ill. the Ohio nt 4 a m The Exporter i"ed
from Hie ft per e"iio to ti-e letter Vl--bulipl
at 7 l in vtlth tmr t f t ml The Man Hichn-N
passed fn m the Upper Ohio to the Im-r MI--vlfslppi
nt 7 il m with empties. The nick
TVmler was In ami o it on time. The ijanett
arrli-1 frori the iwer .Vllljslrl I t "i m
with tow of lumber she cleared for the t rper
Ohio nt 6 a in The I!aer arrived from tne
t-....n nt.l.i t 1 ti nt
nvansvlllf. Ird. Keb Is ltiver "IS
rislni;
itnL. kstatc Tit x-ri:n.
CHi:ilOKKK-4 ft I'i In. . s. - e.
tor. Louisiana, ulv bloek ISs. lilward
II Ilroekh.us ami wife to llenrj A.
PRETTY MASQUE DECEIVES
CLAYTON POLITICIANS.
Ifier Ituvlns: Mmi I'.tvor itml Sut-
lie-r Itir tlrat'tive- .'fiirf" SIkiihI
tt I uihhmU Ilt've'fiK IIun.
,me bid hirdij tead3. Calves of ary we's'it
or rteh did n.t "liotv an larticular change.
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Nervous Debility
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(.unliiit'r nnil Cnrtcr u C'lnxli I'ri.lnj
!:v filing :U tlilvvnukcc
tScor-so G.'rtlinei and Kid C.irlti are
s-heiluleil to liox in .Milwaukee ne.t I'ri
tla evening, the contest twins the most
promi-lne; ended In that elty foi the last
few 'rasons. Gardiner has alrcadj reached
the plaee-. and is now training. Carter is
In New Vork.
Gaidinor U iitl to show signs of his
battle-i w 'th J'ramy Drlscoll nmi -r-.i
Cole;.- the lnrmer IlKht-lieivy-weislit
chaniiiior. s eves being discolored and
swollen, r.-d his mouth badly cut. It is
Miior.illv eoneid"tl tint his nputation tlld
int prtillt to anv extent bv his vietnri. .
over thf tvo lighters, as it was ts..mi,t
that in should hue -on mucli more tie-
He is now being handled bj Emil
TinlP, who will be iecollectod here as
having bandied Vr.ngcr nnd Forbes -alien
Ihosw flshtcr put up two of their best
bouts Tlilcry spoms tu have the facultv
of getting a man into shape to go a, route
and 't Is believetl that he .-.n mt..
Girdlner round Into -haiie without much
illllicuity.
lienny Yanger nntl Eddie Ilanlon imy
gct toRetliet in a siv-rnunil bout at Clii
engo. a elub of tli.it city having offered a
pure of J2.0W Ualon is still in the East
and. It Is said, is anloub to battle some
good man bc'oro a club In this section of
the eountry.
Yanger is also anxious for another Hi
nt the sole fighter who ins ever received
a decision over him Their lirst encounter
was a twentv-round draw, their next bat
tle a tvventj -round go. resulting in ""an
ion's favor and fought September 23 Hst
lloth fights were contested In Sin Fran
cisco Exactly vvlnt Kind of a verdict Hanlon
could lcok for in a Chicago club Is a mat
ter he doubtles. will reflect on before en
tering Into any deal
What looks better for him is a light
which will likelv be offered to him here
Charley Haughton of the West End Club
"tated tome time ago tint he would like
, iu m lieu in.' tit. ... .tint it mey agree to
Knottier battle the local institution will
prooably be a bidder.
No bout lias been arranged for the new
club to be kic-atcil on I'ranklin avenue
uea Aitcoij''iiiuu &ut:?ir out jacK I
lil"M7IIAl. SHOOTING ITKMV.
rolleeniitn I'lillllpx Mndp llritt Itovol.
vrr Score Practice nt llobrinnv illc.
Ill levolvcr practice of tlie Sixth Dis
trict squad jtsterday Patrolmun It. Phil
lips led the division with a total score of
112. while Patrolman Ball, an expert of
Inst vear, was setond. with 10?. N. Phil
lips w. is third, with a totul of 1X.
Other scores were: Dovle, tin. King. T9,
Dunn S7; Ilciike, 62: Sergeant King. 92.
Tlie Seventh District squall will practleo
to-morrow. i J
'old weather Viiid a strong vviml pl.ivctl
havor with the scores shut on tlie Hnb
ringvllle range Sund-iy. some good marks
btlng made, at that, by certain experts.
Flank Kurka showid up as usual iiml did
some good work in spite of the condi
tions. On tlie twent-flie-rlng tarket at 23
vanl. lie shot several scores, tho lowest
being IS" W. P. Ilocsslcr did good work
at the distance, his lit t m irk being 20i
points, as opposid to Kurka's 207. Cap
tain Citecj did only fairly well at the
lonj rangt
In it special match between Doctor K7s-
I r and X Matin's, shot sevtral tlajs
ago, some food wurk was done eonsider
ing coi'ditlons under which they con
testetl. Doctor Kessler made four scores
of 2im. 2M, 221 and 2W. while Jlatheis
scoreu ia, 2ir. J'J4 anil as
In the shoot of last Sunday, several
mem' eis made scort s of live shots. Their
marks were: v. Bauer. 101: 12 Eckst-dc,
ai, Aitnile. Wt, V. r. Rots-ler. 101 In the
miteh of the lemalning contestants, the
following scores were made,
r Kurka 113 Tj2 1ST 107
vv. r. itoeier i" :ii ids .o;
K l:Jstdet . ...I ISC
i: 1'. Creecj 171 177 170
Secietarv John 1. Winston of the
Springs alley Gun Club has issued a list
of events for the trap shooting tourney.
scheduled for West Bidet next week.
Commencing Tuesday, February 23, the
events will continue through Friday, Fcb
ru iry 26
Targets and live birds will be used in
nltern ition Events for tlie first day are
the Pielimlnaiy and West Baden handi
caps at targets, while a special live-bird
handicap will be shot Thursday at flftv
piseons.
THE WEATHER,
Official Forecast for To-Day and
To-Morrow.
Wathlnffton. Tel. 16 Forec?t:
Missouri "lou.lt ard warmrr lncIat,
pmbahlv followed bv nov-. Thursda, fair.
Nildip In wrst nortlon
Illinois IncraHnx cloud!i"- anil not ro cold
f-dnpoilay; unow and colder In north and
now In uuth portlcn at nlsht or Tliursdaj;
cat to uth--at wind. Increalnjp In force.
Arkansas armer and cloudi Wednesda ;
probablj rain Thursda, fair; colder In west
lortl m
Iowa Inrreaslnx cloudiness and warmer
"Wednesday, with tnow in afternocn or night.
Thursda. probahlv fair, with colder In east
IortIon
Western Texan Fair 'Uedneda; colder In
extreme wet portion Thurtla. fair.
Eastern Texas Italn cdnedaj, except on
the coast fresh pouth winds, shlftlne to north
west b Thursdaj.
Nebraska Snow "WedneFda warmer In east
portion Thursday probably fair.
Kansas Rain or snow ind warmer "Wednes
da Thurda. fair colder.
Oklahoma and Indian Territorj Cloudv and
warmer Wedneidav. ,Thurda. fair; colder.
special riter bulletin: Earnings hate been
Issued for a marked riw in the Uoper Sacra
mento. Yuba and American rhers of California,
Mennrtl Street Fropcrt Sold.
George J. Wanstrath rassed the deeds
for property Nos. 1C0S and 160S Menard
street jesterday. They are fine tno
mcat market on the first floor and the
remainder In flats. In the rear Is a
--table. I-ot 40x103 feet 6 inches to an al
ley. Sold for the account of Jacob
Gnersens to Joseph Macner for $9.20") cash.
The purchaser tvlll occupy the property.
lWnkhaii"- d
cia ic-;2S rt
it; ft. s2 iu . n
doll f FiibdiwMon,
-UiKL-t I-iind o
nieni i o w fi
Dr-hTftniMN JJ It ) In. s . bt.
Twntv-fri-l and I'lorl-int. oit blnck
lit?) also jt ft,- F.nrar. bet Twn
teeowl .ind Plorivant, citv Mock
,?. iifii-.t schiit rm..nn. bj t-x-cutrlx.
unt!illed one-Ixtli Inter t er 'n d .
DI.UMAK-r-0 ft . s . l--t Lake- and
Lnion. clt block ;u-0. William I.
i;ra anl wif 1 fi'tt-e. to Iu!-
M)lndlr 1rute-s f-e"l
KlOKIAN"T 130 ft ' -. belli-; 3Jjj
ricrl-i-i.ni, iit bl.trk 2101. Frank H'w
deeker et al to llht-lmin- Sm hnett
Sivve. uiuiidrd thit--fiurth lnterc-t
w il
ri.t-R15---lNT---3rt ft . s c . lxt Union
ard ollije. cit blovk 33. TherF i
AIctch an 1 hutand t Jaco! Mo
ls-kv n d..
C-HND-S ft A In . v .. bet Von
IMiuI ami Wilr i-itt bl-vk 2;. Daniel
G. -dlwr. b, tr . to Francis M Oall
- tr d . .. .
OHAM) 3T. f t . n rt l-"lr(; No. -1421
south Grand cit block IV. Henry II.
I -ei.fer ti Mir la I IVlffer t d
(REFR 3 ft Tl In . n l--t. ,V.
tad and 1ai-r -it block 3f.is.
hirle-- K Dunkerlev to Ulsab-th
Allen w d
JKFFKRsOX 2. ft . -. r . iKinis No. 3b.
onth Iefferon. citv bli k 1711V. At--uKt
V Daue and wif- to H-vnrd
Nufer and wife w d
LKUIL r ft 11 In. i. bet
Marcu and Talor. ritj block 3711 John
. Holme t and wife to Otto I'Uinan
o.t' d .
i.ATOV-V) ft., n f . n - cxr Ueiu
innnt. i Itj blocks 9-i harlf A llt
man to ImiKlai Hut1 dine Hill an 1
Hotel Co w d . . ....
IKI hT--fi3 ft . n -.let Kurrn,!
and I irtpenth. cltx block 25 Jinu
reellni and wife to Th-o.lote Hcni-
nieiman l .ir w u
WNTON JS ft 1 In n J- . 1 t.
Fmih and n-trlvant rlt block 3T-:.
lohn J I.utz and wife to Ht-nrj Stick
fort w d
MOHUlsOX ;5 ft . n bet Nlnt.i
and Tenth. clt block 467E G-"-l"re-,
am1 wlto to John I Iiobrileit and wif
w d . . . ...
MKNItI-n ft e ".bet Carroll and
Julia. cit block 25- lacnb Ooeruens
ard wife to Jo-ph 3Iacner .tnd wif
w d .
MIU.rkl'Ul)T-; ft h. bet.
Itl-ilr and rourtenth. cltj block HE".
Ma rsa rt tbft K ulnee. b t rute-. to
Thermo Ktilre tr 's d
NO niONT-12 It 2 !:. bj 111 ft Z
In . south of Oelinar, in United State
fi.Me-i 37S slmoi ui Itaalte and wife
et al to Christine Stidle qtc. d
NO FRONT J ft 02 In . north of
KIneberr tnct 1 S urvev 37S,
Pchuchminn nealt Foinnan. to Cuban
lal Ala! Comrant w L
NO ?RONT 12 ft 2 In b 111 ft.
21 In fcotith of Dolmar In I. sur
.pv i78. Christine Stolid to -Imon
Van Haaltn nnd vlfe et al qtc d
NO FRONT-1- ft 2 In . nou.h of
Pelmar I iiri -7S; Mtrl
tcheu to Simon a.i Ilaalte ct nt.
ntc. d
NO FROX r 12 ft 2 In . outl! of
'elmar. F ? sure-, 37S simon Van
Rnaite et al to llari'- -.heu w d
0'FI.T.O-1M ft 6 In n t. h mz
1U1 end 13 3 O Fallon. cit Mock J2M;
plo 13 ft IU In . n. o Fallon n
e cor N Internh. cit block 220
I.orenz Wllhftm and wife to Frank
Wllbe'm-w d
O FAM.ON-.1o ft in. n. . binc
1H31 and I-i1 O Fallon al-so 13 ft 7--In
on north Fldo O Fallon n. e co-.
Mnet--ntn clt block 2. Frank
WIlhelTi and wife to Iorcnz Wllheln
and wife w d
SIIERIDtX 71 ft 11 hi n Iw-lnc
203-11-13-13 Sheridan clt Idcrk 1V.J.
t nnrle Wlccins tn AuclaUb- . Har
nftt w d
HIENANPOAH V ft a , bt Thur-inn.l-"ui--ard
and Klentm. clt Hchk
-,"26 e'ler Mercantile "o to Au-u-t
II shaver, d .
TWKNTIKTH-M ft. w. . It. Iirem-n
nnd Iirrar, cit. block llfi;. harI-R
Sthnuck et al to Lculs H. Hmpl
mann w d
TENNFSSEK 2S ft., w. -- . lt SI Iney
and MocnoIIa. c!ti Mock 1I: Fo'kert
H. Tolker and wife to Emll Maier
WASHINGTON 34 ft." 2 "in". n"f-"." b-inV
No 43S VahinRtn city bock -15.16.
f-amuel T. Fultcn to Albert Majcott
w d
WEST TMNK 32 ft. In . s s beim;
No 2M Vft Fine citv hlo-k TTfi
Ann'e Maud Tlodeman and husband
to Hcnrltta Bull w. d
:,xo
91
2.50J
A tart of Clajton polltlcum v.ho at
tended the annual maquerJde ball of the
Crete Coeur Farmer"; Clnh .t Cret.e
CfM-ur Mondtt nlht tro thp ubjtrtt- of
tnnrHiVnM- ndicule anions; tliair a--oci-ate
ei-rd.iy .h-n a fjimtr from that
place repcrted th.it the had b-eix dupeil
bj a natl who had i Ire; sod as a noman
ard Krpt up tho deception until one of
them hid pjid for "her" supper
The Clayton party consisted of Charie
Autenrieth. Jude JVed 1 Kertli. Justice
I W. Campbell, Harr.t Sohneoko. G. A.
Bode, Hduard Wilkie and J B. Mueller.
It N ;aid that some of them led with
one another in courting the "lotely dim
eel by bujincr her sodt water (,4-he" re
futed beer), caramels and chocolate bon
bon. Autenrieth distanced hs rhals,
hotteter, whm the supper march tas an
nounced and they trailed behind him and
"the lad" with Jealous ejes.
The marker- dofftd thtir di;guies at
the supper table and a loud laugh went
up from the assemblage tthrn the joLe
va- di-coered.
t-ali lorn by Car,
Abe BaiUt. 5) jears old, who lite In
i.eon.ud. Te , but uho is attenclinRr the
WahinKton Cmer-lt. was struck by an
("istboatitl Marktt .tiU f-at earlj je&ter
daj morninB t tbu corner ot 'Jwentieth
and Mark t tre t- He wax taken to the
Citv Hospital, w-lu.ii- Doctoi Bruen Htated
that, while the scalp bad been torn badl.
he did not consider th wounds were te-rlous.
EYanvi Hie nt Mercj of Fire.
REFUIIL-lf "-l-ECIAU
CtanstHle, Ind. FcK 1C W Hh the new
waterwurk- closed don becaue of aeei-dt-nt.
and one id the two ordinary sized
pumping bolt1 torn from its moorings
bt Ice. but a -imll nipplv of water is
being furnished thH cit. There reallt is
a water famine. Ktan-ville would prohi-
bly be at tne intxey or u. oic nre.
outlook is far from reass-urlns.
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station Master Fox Called Ann.
Station .Master Tox returned Sjndaj
tnornlnc from Crown Point, Ind . v.nere he
accompmied his wife, owing to the -orl-ons
Illness of her mother. Mrs. v. A.
Northrup. 71 jer-r- old. Ycterd tv ho re
cti! ed ii mt8J-aj,e announcing Mr. NTortli-riip"--
death. Mr. To. departed for Crown
J'oint a,?ain la--r. night.
Fnther ('rlmmi'linunii In Huiidnran.
The Ueverend rather Joseph Grlmmels-
man. S J. protlneial of the St. I.ouls
Frotlnec of Jesuit-, is now in Belize. Brit-I-.U
Honduras. Ifrlting the Jesuit institu
tion then- The Jesuit Fathers av that
l'ritlsh Honduras is thn safest Ootcni
nmt in Central America and free from
rtAolutlon. Their order has five princi
pal rsUKnces there and a large colkge
at Belize
M
i.nE-yrocK siaiikbt.
n(he Stiipl aiodernte Ileef Cttle
Mtrun IIKH Itunge HiKher.
NATIi: CATTLE Ik el fa.e-r- Tlie total re
Uts of cnttle were modrrate. b-irg t Climated
at atx.) ueo. i-ut a fevt nund.cd .aij.er thin ie
iriti j( .w wwk a. wnuj tn- t. das rc
tmty t.ta4 v.v-it nt-ju, a-.-iir.st j.u Tor ti me
Itnou -h-t wek. Iwj llsnier titan the cvn--M.namx
i-t-rtm last )th. me p4-oiHjriioti vf
liitnc tat-Ie .u inud'-taie and 1 s Inun'nut
tne totit !uh-I eMimute t r tne a 1 iacio-r
rtiiUala on ui ido at .uut 2.WJ nau. affainc
r ui wtvit. imirt tar int we?k bui 3Wj.
i.i.l ham i --ii it-.itd. bnowins a Uw.rea-
l1 if) nead with la-a w.ek. but cuaoiueiaute
jarRer thun the same purled a ear a so. a gtin
vi .t'-1- i-iil i'in bnwn
Tiiin wete Iai In aiming anad It was near
11 f-LKHk Lefo.p tnir- was aiM) tiling lik a
x.itaol" iiutm-cr on hatid. arnl ete-n tnn but a
Miiail tottiun of the estimate had arntrd lu
tis wt-re out as boon as tani- were in a.i I
w?re leadv bk.Ur, nd it took but a snort
while alter lite catue ttp- rtideJ. tc
ure lh- wttt to tm scales Qutlitj -tnowed
Ponu iii uvcfint anl tnere .-.m a iniKh let-t-r
r-L eaiatln cf tne fc2"t tu kk)1 clas--i
of Httcrc. vii whicn -ab tne beat reuuest, witn
saits ui to the nm.n nutir on bu-.ii giades lull
lo- nismr than M-nda. Altnoush. tnu better
kinds anoueii tne mvsi adta.it e gneially, ine
Uium utile in Ii tante wtre Vtc hlcher.
trade eontinutd sOod thruush tte Utter pirt
cf tne oy on un at me 1ik. hisner bH-?i.
rtitd v.hlie tbW aatance ltowfU mc-xt plainly -
tne letter cla-t'. common to medium kiuu-i Ii
I lace i-hw-i tis mutn There wie stld a few
tattle Iwck at u lite hour.
IJKKF AND UFTCHCI; fcTUERS.
Xj. At i'r. X At lr N.- A. IT
31 1 . -J JJ...lo3... 9 J) o ..1J-- .4Ji
jt ,i-i. it) -n i4n . iw
t-(..,lot- . 4 hj -iJi" 4 t
!.. 12.2... 4 w
J . 1-J. .4m
I'I -3-1
U .11.6
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11J1
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J4J
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2W
HnlldlnK Permit.
General Intestment Com nan v. tn bulll a
two-ton brick butldlnir at 39S1 to 3X0 Easton
avenue: S10 QM.
K A Penxler. to build aone-story brick at
gQi Minnesota atenue: S2.2ZS
Daniel Waldren. to build a two-story frame
at G03 Oxford atenue. 52.000
W. A Harem to build tpmnorary frame
atorcs on De GletertlUe, near De liaUriere:
H3.0CO.
w
1 U
. 4
.u 1i.4 . 4 .
t.utcher Cattleowiuj, iu in litems cf
trains tne trade was er qu tt iiuung ths
uni hi urs. ijiit bujer-t wne out cai. tad a
0on J-i uUefiliKs I eau to b aiJ-l. tntj tvei
nctite cenipctaois ard tn-.it t.a a f uri
ht-altli tne to th tuid-. liujei -nuwtd
riri-nt- ior lUtters and mtiiuiu cows. nd
tlu ihij-t.e-,nt n tt-td i decent t h.o-Mi kid
and t-ti HKli irauai wus atliv-. t tiruflt, -r.t,f
Wtth ixt-iiflori H a Jn-w.ng Ji(tl . h (fnei.
nr l-raw Looil tow arm tatlnfts tl d nut inert
with at rnucn latti aint tiiowra none tf ihe aJ
anc wniij m-xtd lots tf h?aj netftis an J
oijws w-ie il'o "- !-!. wltn id u hiRlit-r.
le lafei l alt j! tta? di taa fully as aitlte
hh ih .i rn ns tralf p-nd fuli as h Kh Caltes
trousnt aovu -tt:aii riifb
HLII'KKs.
rto At. V No At lr
1 . lUb .$1 2... 6i... J4.1)
1... jb.. 3.ij -... 3.1 2.10
3)... .-- - i' - - W
ow and helftr:
1j . ivfc... .. Irf... Ifj! .. 2.Sj
COW
l...L-... 3.0
lb ..13tm... :)
3... S .. 2 15
VJ ,.11.6 .. - -)
iu.. iZ... 3 00
... biU... 2 Ut
lVr head
lb . lrt -t c- 26... Ov 7tf .. -67... S,"i
I-rlc per I0i p-jiind.
, 6i i7... i r
HOG1- Another larse sMpmrnt of hoc t.t1
r-eeUti altbouch not i man were on nt
au on Monday. .ut the at erased a little Un
ter In quallt.. there rot beini; near a? man
IU and lights on fale. A total of 6-V-vt hn I
wa on snle at th- flte principal AVe:c-iu
mirket
The market open! riow. dull and drass
but outide irformation. which njalli Hfia
ences the tra le, wa In seller fat or. anl th
ret abtait to -cure hlsher irlci. Hut en ve
rither "low bin-ieis. and did not wtnt to im.
ant atance, conetiuently but l'ttl- tri Un,
w u done the Hrt two hours after the ma-k :
opitI. Harl Bals of all decent ho- resari--It-
i f weight, show a flight impro.ment
oter Monda. with the best butchir and i k-.
Ins kinds belns about To hlcher. JJahi'. '
sootl. also sol 1 a little higher, but trashv
kind? on the 'oathwest or ft order were a
.low sale aa eter. with prices Irrccular. Aroun I
rotn there was monlife to the tnule and tr
market a little better than the open ins Tr
cke-e wa about stead with the general tradr
Good butcher and hextj hrs Mjld at 2C!r&'
;:, fair to sooI medium weijrnt and packers
$7.IiTi3Vf: Heht aboe 1 Mr averute H )
3 I7li- liehtt u.dtr liJ lb, aterae J4;4.
pis under l-" lb t 14 r" and roushs nnd
culls at 541T4 60. The mik of the hos- welsh'r
I'fi U- or more sold at J-kIOQj 27-. again.-:
$VrV? Mondiy.
"HI.'KP-A ro-hI literal number of heep at
ifvcd and all of them were for sale. A s-od
iruportlcit cf the vfftrln rane In lUe In th
dai Cor-equcntl but little biuim was
tnnacted nn the earlv market All butes
tv re out when the market opened, anslou fr
buiine7, and the enrl arritaN sold promptly
at sood str"ng prices if -ml table for mutton
purjoses, .but tnoe that were thin In fle-di
were not w-mted. aid It took hard work to pet
rid of them Tlie offering Included a. sood
manj Mexlt-in and A extern het?p and jear-lin-f-
fed in MI-oirI. The late trade- was net
qtitt u pood a the opening.
HORSES Th Iiore market I maintaining
Un marked actlltv and is rullnt: steady anl
fullv in line with, the cinditlons lat wek.
Iluvi-n are numerou-s fnin all quarters ant
are but ins briskly of all chutes. There Is a
tartfcuHrlv sood demand on Southern ac
count for sood. smooth chunks and handv
little drlters. but the request from the Kast
for sood to choice chunk and. heiry hon-ea
U nlyo art lnirtant factor In the market.
Aside from these tbre are --eteral other out
letd notablt som- demand on early soring ac
count, which Is fervlns to dispose tit medium
anl In termed ii te offering at good rice! G-n-eralli
the mirket ! in ten. satisfactory con
itltton and ita principal feature Is Its actirit.
Tu-sdas supplt amounted to about 250 heu I
and did not appear to be eiuueh for the de
ii and. Oter W hrid will be offered Wednes
day Hor- quotaticri
Hentv draft, coromen to aood JI'Vfii
Heatt draft, cholc to extra. lStf?p
Chunks, fair to good i.2.
dunks, choice to extra ISi'lJt
Farm chunks 1Zilvt
Southern hor-. plain to goo.1 .....' bi j
Poiithern horse, choice to cxlia 1omi2
southern drivers -.... rV.. ltMili
Harness horse. ." 15fJi-4-
MPIKS Hec-ipts of mules are now running
exieptlomllr light. In linfl yvltli the unfatot
able conditions which ere pralllne In tlm
market Tuesdaj " uppU did not number mr
than 3) had. which. lakn with the suppH r--telied
on the first la of the wetk. coniprit.
a total for the two iJajs of Innlly JV head
The market Is c-ertalnlt leprew-d on accmnt oC
the lightness (f the southern t-emand and th
quietness which has been forced tm the general
market therebt. The heatt decline in rot ton
has ciused a halt in Southern actUiH. and .i
general cortractlon of, at thitv which, bow
eer, will no doubt 1 l 'on It temporart. hut It
1 still hat ins Us effect. alucs ire not changed,
from the let el of last week. The llshter re
ceipts seem--il to hate arrestcil the de line, m I
a fair measure of actitlt Is noticeable on thi
comml'-slon market at the priors of a wc-'c
ago Healers are doing Utile l-uihe. In
contrast to th- h-ntj trade two vp-ks ago. an d
are regulatlnir their purcnapea according! J.
Mn'e quotatlcns;
14 hands, extreme range CO W& its o
14 hand bulk of ales 7" wt K5 0 1
HU. band-, extreme nnge.,.. 70 0di?lJ W
74-i hand, bulk of pal T5.iil'-i.M
15 hanl, extreme ranpe S5 O-virlAi i
15 hands bulk of valcf -FW1M
17-j hands, extrem-- range Ill On'alo-i -,t
1SU hinds, bulk of sale 115.0C4Lfl.-
let, hands, extreme nnge I3i ow 150 w
iC'i hinds, bulk of sals 135 Cu'al5i if
J. ..12V) . 3 SO
1.. K?) .. 3 14
I. . VH .. 2.75
2 . I2t... 3 45
J.i.IliU .. J.W
3... 16 .. 2 to
3J.-. DM .. 3 15
..... ... 3&J
Xo At. Tr.
1...10i2...J3 7
22 .. 619... 3 1J
3 .. 7w... J.r
10 ..1j62... 2 11
2 ..1135... 3 25
7... M1... - Nl
... blO .. 1 !
1 . 'ivi... 3 25
1 .. 6W... I.m
2... 74U... 2 ti
MIXIID
IIL'LU?.
TolU to Speak at Libert 3
RSrUBMC SrEOAL
Uberty, JIo Feb. 36 Joseph W". Folk
will speaic in xauerty aaiuraay
1 l-o. 2 trf
VCAI. 4'ALVCS.
5... 116 .. 7 1... 13-) .. 7 W 4... 137... M
1... 1W... 6 .5 4... Wl... 6 73 5... 126... 7 C-J
1... IM .. 73 2 .. 103... 6.W
SOinilfc-RN CATll-t- The quarantine mar
ket open -d with only a small portion of the
total supply In The bulk tf the anlvals were
rack and up to tho noon hour had not put In
an appearance. The early suppl em it race-1
around 3S car, principally a decent lot cf
steers, on which trading was acttte and steady
to stronff. A few bulls and., cows almsold as
well
At a late hour the receipts showed "but 73 cars
and 1.834 head, with a. considerable amount
FtlH back. Trade at the c.oe was fully as
good a early, and in some Instances whera
cattle just suited were a shads higher. There
m, sjbjq) lymnHfliiiti oa cunaTncr caitcs, with
It- lelegrnph.
Knias Citt Keb IS. I'nttl- Heceitd 13 '.,
Inrlud'ng 4 southern?: mirket "teid; exi.jtt
and dres.p( beef --te-rs l0ilic higher. $1 &f
5 25, fair to good strong, $3 SCO 44; Vest.ni
fed teers tteid. $2'if4.1); stovkers and feti
t teid. ?35il: Souten steer steady, n 2
&A Southern cows J2 J5fi2 SO: native cows l.7
JTfiO. mtite heifers $X3.Wl; bulls Meal.
J2 75G3 63. calrei ISft Hogs Krceipts !--.VJ
market "i?rl0:r higher: clel weaj: ton
22'i bulk of Files IK SOCiS 13; h-avy Ja.l'fu'
r22--."pickaRes $555 17. pigs and lights $7
90 shee'i Ilecelpts m market Mtid ti
strrrB. nitite 'amb- S3$f5 75; eptcrn Iambi
. 0. fed ewts $3 501(4: Western-fed tear
lincs JI5 ii. stocker and feeder $2.ssrt" 15
South St. JoiHph, Mo, leb.,l.-rOan;e-.I!e-relpis
2.119: ta3v to strong; natltes t V)t
3 2.. cows and helf-m U "i-li4.13; -tockcts nnd
af-ders J2 5fi4 13 Hos--R--eeipt3 8,111; mo-;
1 5c hiicher Ileht I CSfl : mediu-n an I
I eiw 14 Mi5 ll-;. She-p Kccelpts 1.-.
stead.: lambs Jfi; jcarllngs J5; wethers SI 3i.
-wes $4 23 .
New iork. leb. 16 Bee,e- Receipt, rone,
n 1 tradlns to tlat ; dresr(l beef slow, at 7JMV'
ter Hi . with a llttl- extn beef as high -11 S-,r
Cables quoted lite cattln a shade higher nt
t' rril-t ii-r lb, drefsetl welcht; refrlserair
b-ef unchangetl. no exiKirts to-qv - alts -Iteeelpts
3.6. steady jnli--t f07- 'fI t?"! it
l,&3 a few extn. at $3.25. ro silen nX barn
innl nr Western raltcfl. citv dressed t eftla un-
chang-l at ---zl2'-r ner lb. Sheeo and Iambi
Reef litis 5,320; slow, but s'eidv for loth
sheep and hrnhi- cemraon to prime sheep tjt
G3; Iambs 6 l(-f? S7'5; dressed mutton at 7frfle
T-r lb : tlrsetl lambs WDUct Hogs Retelptt
4 317 nMut Mtealt; primo State lions JVfit.
"htcaco frtb. 16 -CattI-- Receipts 4-mo; n--t-lte
ind steadt; got,l o r-rlm- HtePr5 $iwfr3 7.
pc-o- to medium J7.5,f?4 1- tockers ind feed
rM ?2 2ft4 23, con-f Sl.COffl 25; infers 25
4 71; ejnrers .0i5D. bulin $iS4 10. ralie-
Ji3nfi7 65 Hogs Receipts to-dav 3" to
morrow 40 "00; strong tOj3c higher; mixed anl
butcher $"tr5 37H: good to choice heaty J5 3-W
-45: rouEh heat. S.3i75S3; light ?4Vi"-2i;
bulk- of sales $5W5 2-V Sheei-It.-celpt r.frtO.
market steidt ; lamt- stead ; east ; goo-I in
cN Ice wether St-fiT4 C-. fair to choice, mixed.
5XVKJI2-I Western sheep Ctft5: native lamb"
$13 73. Western lambs $4 7TS 10.
1)r Goh1ii.
New York. Feb 16 The dry goods market 13
Iractlto at lirst hands and buer are -not In
ttned to operate except for actual need, hut
efforto to secure concession are generally un
successful. Jobbers, hoi-.ei.er, report a 'O""
tlve day and buyers wlllln? to place free eiders
fcr desirable merchandise.
Ilrled Fruit.
Vew York Feb 16. The market for evapo
ratrat.pf & eay. with demand still Ileht
and rather moro P-'--t0t'lf0,S1?" a"
nuoted at 465c; orlme at S-iS4c; choice at
sufiSt- fane? at 67c- Tnine3 iw firm, with
joblSi d?mand(good. and uppU J SuJ
TimfffMi. Ouotat lona range from 3'5c to 6Uc
acconling to 5?. .tf2 "M USSIVS
rhoice quotea ai "-. " v"-'-' " " -,
choice at 'imc: fancv p 11-
Washlnston Feb 16 tallablc cash lalanca
J2.?8S.13H; gold JKf.C2.SC0.
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