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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: MONDAY 'APRIL li. 1901.
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A sudden drop.
The weather has a habit
of dolus; that the.se days.
But the man who lias
a MacCiittliy-l'vaiit) Toi
X0M1 Ton fi.tt to set oil
dooein L rait' iiiulIi how
niueh tlie weather "eN it
buliUs ou."
That's the comfort of it.
Tile it.s st j INhiH'v and It
vvi'.ii'fulnoss, on top of that
and vovt'll wonder how we
turn out the top coat we
produce for $!. to ifrrfi.
MacCarthy-Evans
Tailoring Co.,
ttodium-Brida Prices.
rllgh-Qrade Tailoring.
816-820 Olive St.
Ttefast OfflcelsOpparile. Mtli2B47
"On Good Footing,"
Advises
Sammy Shoestrings,
"Im onlj another n of "-ayinj,
'On Burt's " Korrcct Shape"
shoes.' " Byjjoohug the wear-resource-,
and the style-capital of
Rock-Oak soIes.-'Bnrroja-is" (the
patent leather
tlii.l noit break
through) vamps
aaJ peerless
s li oe m a 1: i n y,
IJurt has pro
duced a. man's
shoe for ( that
is rated AAAl in
the Shoe Bradstreet.
1904 high and low
s-tyles ready for you at
Baker - Bayles Shoe
Co., 6th" St. near
Washington.
Forty dollars given away. Look
out for the Itargnin Advertise
ment of Penny & Gentles in The
Republic next Wednesday nioin
in RUSSIAN EASTER
PASSES QUIETLY
Jews at Kishenor Not Disturbed
on Anniversiuy of Mas
sacre. St Petersburg, April 11. TheAsoclaied
Tieps has received spioial r pou fiom all
the JewLsh ilistricts of Rtisjia reirarclin
the happenings of JIaster g.nday.
Up to 2 o'clock this moniinir. according
to these disp.itches. Hie Ruisi.in Kuhlcr
passed quietly, and there "as absolutely
no attempt to molest the Jtw., the.Pro
Mncial Governors ac-tlnsr in accordance
with instruction from St. FeterabiKT
Tlie faithful execution of the Governor's
orders by tho local authorities and tlie po
lite prevented the outbreaks. uliicli jyre
feared at Klshener. the scene of the dis
turbance") la.it Easter.
There wan not a .slnrjle eae there In
which Jews mil ChiiHians were Involved.
The Government ollltl lis here are grati
tied that order has been t generallv prt
serv ed.
I'enrla Man Mlsstatr,
Alonzo Hoffman of Peoria, III., yester
day requested the aid of the St. Louis
police in his search for hi.s brotiier, VTIl
liam Hoffman, who Is described as being
2t jears old, Z feet 10 inches tall, of slender
build, havinj: dark hair and mustache and
wearing a dark check suit of clothes and
a black soft bat.
DEATHS.
DEISTER After a short illness, on Satur
lj. April . 1904. at 4.S0 o'clock. Katharine
lielstsr (nee Holtze). beloved mother of Tlllle,
Charles Acne and William Di ter and mother-in-law
or NIC Prolan, area 73 tears runeral
will takeplace fiom farail) reffdence. ?"o 25J4
South Jefferson avenje on 31unda, April li,
at 2 p m. Interment private.
DETCHEMENDY On Saturday. April . UKH.
at 6:20 o'clock p. m . Justine Pete hemendv.
aged S3 jcars and 7 months Tlwrral will take
Piace Tuesda. April 12. at S:S) o'clock a. tr
from the residence of Mrs. I'atrli k Fox. Xo. Zilt
!conade street, to the C'hurili of M. Thomas
ef Aquln, theme to Calvarj Cenieler. lMends
are invited to attend rtau rranclsco and Sie.
lienevieve paptlis please cop.
BXGL13II On Sunday, vpril 10. l)l. at 10
a m. l-Awr-me. tlaili b-loveil son of 1'at
rlek and Margarv: Kneiish la-other of l'atrlck
Fnllh. Jr. Mrs J. .-mlth. Mrs 11. Tooh"v
and Mrs J Kster. deiiarteil tills life after a
short nines, aired 2S years 4 months and :
lavs Fun-ral Tuesda at 2 p. m , from resi
dence. No hiy tmth Klulh strett, to Mintin
(ialion Church, theme to Calvtrv Cemeterv-I-'il'nds
and relative, Invited to attend.
McDONALH On Sundav. Apitl 30. 1904. at
4:10 p m, William I McDonald, beloved am
of John L and Annie McDonald and beloved
brother of Ham. IMnaid and John McDonald,
aced I2-vear lo months and 2 daj. runeral
Mill tal.e place- from fainll resldeiue. No .llli
12-vston avenue. Aritl 12. at 2 p m. Friends are
oordiall) lnvl'ed. . ( x
MintPirv On Sun Ja)'. April 10. 1)4, at ll:li
. m. AfchV Mur;hv. Leloved iji er of Mis.
Denrfs Datlev- ar,- Cornelius Itertuon and oai
belnpd aunt. Iuneral will tal.c pla from
famllv re-ldenre, jo. t('l South sixteenth street.
Tuesdej. nill 12. at t.-3-J a in . to bt. John's
I'hui-cli. ttience to CaliKrj ivmeterj. Friends
invited, ottumna. U.: M Jo", Mo., ml Cln
innRti. O . i-apcia o eaiv lopj.
NOSKA On Kridav. Aplil t 15C4 at 10.10 p
m . Thomas Noskn. beloved husband of Barbara
"o-ka (nee Cliuzua) and father of Maadalna.
T'loma .ind Gt-or;e .Vokn, artei a llngerlns
lllneas, at the see of 41 jciis r months and II
i!ai. Flint tal from famlli te-ldence. No. HIS
Iifajcttr ivei.ue. Monday April 11 at 2 p m ,
to St. Vlncpt -le 1'ajli's Cliuroh. thence to 9S.
TMer and Paul's C-;Plcier. Deceased nas a
member of Semot.r ljdse. No. 131 Ksighta
and Ladlts of Honor,
nOOGU-On Scndai. April 10. 1904. at 4 p.
n.. Kollus llorae. Ma of August and Aucasta
ltopjre. aged 5 months and 18 days Funeral
TJ13 W U..'i '..P.,' tnm family
ieldnce. No S1.-4 North Broadivsv. to Isp
theran Cemetery. ' "
TODD Knttied luto r.t. after a ehort llli
i"H. Sundaj. April 10. W04 at 8 a. m . Andrew
. ToM. leloved broihe- of Mrs. T. C Shoekey
and Mrs It. Jones and our dear uncle, at the
c of K ear Funeral ill take nlace from
the residence cf his itter. Afs. T. C Slioclcsv
No. W Benton -tret. Tiiesdsv. Anril I". at"i
1- m.. thence to JJ'llefonialne Cemeteiy. llend
inviteil to attend Deceased run a member of
C)'vallr rodsje Kn'.gMs of Honor, and J?as
sendetibel Tost. G. A. n.
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO.,
liar ours ar.
Oav or JNIjzht.
t''fi'viSa3S'- vs-M.ty'g-,-.
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LEADER CRITICISES
DD-NOTHING POLICY
John S. Williams S.t.v.s l'leent
Session of Couhh'.ss Is Un
paralleled. FAULT OF THE REPUBLICANS.
Nt-fes&ary Legishition Has Been
Dodged, lie Declares, Jieeause
of Approaching National
Campaign.
Ri:piiBUcsrci m
Washlimton. April 10 "If any emigre,
in its llr-,t j:e--flon, has evr mail- euch
an oThlbltion of neglecthiK. repudiating
and dodging gieat public iUc-.-t!ou at, the
present one, there is certainly no record
of it," was the i einui k nude to Thi He
public Ki-nUht by Kepreanitntlve John S.
Williams, , the minoritv ltader in the
House.
"The political eigcv ie of the Itt-puh-luan
pattv, now iu toutrol of bith
branches of the Govrnmi nt, have vausid
u whole Congress to netrlect nece-siiry
Bem ral leuislation," said Itepre-ent.itlv e
Viutervv oml. "We ai" adjourning In haxte,
because the niajoritj party is afraid of a
Hui-t-Ofllee lnveatiuation and the tapid
manufacture of Democratic cauiiiaign mu
teiial. There will be no time in the shoK
oip.-Ioii for littl but appropriation", and
tvvu ears will have been wasted.'"
With the Kepulille.nl huders in both
branches now ptepurins to adjourn within
two week, and with little or no uppot
tunity left for general legislation if this
pruirramme Is t&rrltd out, the Ueniocratio
lenders are making u their reconl for tho
camrxilgn, and asbert that tlie presi-nt ses
sion Iu given them a cuuse before the
people which the voters in the national
election must consider Just
Both .Mr. Wiiliaiiiti and Air Tudeiwood
to-night pointed out important pubic
measures on which ti.ej hnve foued th
Itepublleaiis to a recoid w:i. width they
will have to expialti in Hit- lomiug tam
puign llrst, and most impoitaul of all, they
coiiHlder the lefusal to oidei a Keiieral
investigation of tlie J'osl-Uflite Depart
ment sw damaging; to the part In power.
Such Investigation has been repeatedly
voted down on strict part line in the
House, but alwug on a point of order,
and, therefore, not direetlv.
Air. Williams obtained a direct vote on
the question In the Committee on ltule-e,
when the Cowherd i evolution for a gen
eral investigation was voted down on
party lines
Pointing out the stubborn tefusal of the
majority partv to do aniihhij; toward
equalizing unjust tariff sthedultr-, and
providitK for piomlaed leclprotitj, ilr.
Williams said:
P.i:PUliUCANM OK KECOKD.
"tVe have the Ways uml Means Com
mittee on record on ver important taiiff
suggestions, which did not Involve a re
opening of tlie whole schedule, l'or in
stance, the committee i fused to repoit.
bv a strict partv vote a bill lemovirg the
So per cent margin provided for in the
Dinglej law on goods toniing from those
ouutrle which admit Aiiurlean pioducls
of the I'.eld and forest to their inaikets
entPely flee of dutj
"The Wjh and Moans Committee l
aso on retold a voting down a resolution
authoiiiittc the President to tilKe tile ini
tiative in .puttlnglnUi j-ffevL the lecl-ptoc-Ity'treaty
with Prance, which coun
tr is now- imposing maximum tariff rates
on all attlcles of American production.
There li mIso a recoid vote on the lesolu
tion looking to better trado lehitlous with
Canada, and on the bill putting i!e and
agricultural implement's on the flee lii-t.
"BesUeF dolgIi man.v other autitiiist
resolutioiiK the majotlty part in Con
s' ess. throush it Committee on Interstate
Commerce, is on record as pteventi.ig
legislation making moie iff'-ctlve tlie In
terstate lOtumerte law. Tlie lull which 1
introduced, comptlilug the lOinnilttee
when it vleeldcd rates to h unreaouah)e
to state what rates shall be j-easonable.
was refused a report: also a bill which
would have prevented the operation of
such combinations as the SJgar Trust.
The revord is too long- to enumerate.
If an seffcdon of Congress has ever beaten
this in dodging mce?iaiv public qui stious.
It must have been magnificent! nnd
superblv active In tills line."
"TIIK nRGI HL'Vri-lltA."
Forty dollars given away. Iok out for
the Baigain Advtttlsement of Phuuj &
Qentls in The Kcpublic next Wednes.lj
morning.
POISONED BY POKE ROOT.
Indiana Fanner and Wifp Ne.iily
Killed by Herb in Food.
HLP ITUl.IC .S5PMO! i
Hvansvllle, Ind.. April 10 When neigh
bors, attracted by the cries of a little
child, broke into the home of Frank Mur
phy last night at Armstrong, tliev found
him and his wife unconscious on the floor,
apparently dead.
A doctor found they were suffering flora
poisoning, and an investigation deve'oped
tho fact that the horseiudish eaten by
tbem was mixed with poke root.
Police LooUlnRr far Incendiary.
After a fhe in a shed In tho rear of JvTo.
330.2 South Broadwa had been extin
guished by the Fire Department eteiday
morning, the police made an Investigation
and found that coal oil had been poured
on a pile of papers which weie In the
shed. Joseph Xrnue. an emploje of the
American Car and Foundry Company dis
covered the fire.
Gold Medal
At Fan-American Exposition
Unlike Any Other!
The full flavor, the deli
tious quality, the absolute
Parity of Lowney's Break
fast Cocoa distinguish it
from all others.
Lowney's Coco Is the finest
possible product of the choicest
Cocoa Bean.
lit Lvmiy Rtcafl J? Ml ion
to mtt Ckocolalt JlimJrcns, Fudgt,
Certttts,Icingi,rtzai horn. Sntjrtt
kaWaHarat.(MaeySe.,ssta.atass.
'vAjz:c..fh i .,.,i. s ,t - j T - -
NEW YORK
MARKET
APPEARS ARTIFICIAL
Jniprownu'iil.s in Stocks Noted,
but Are -Mixed With Contra
dictory Developments.
PUBLIC STILL HOLDS ALOOF.
Display. Xo Desiie to Take Hold
of Securities in Face of 1'etenl
Kvents ami nenitancy of
Professional Operatorh.
itwL'iu.ic5Pt;cnu
New- Voik, Aplil H Tl-e stotk inuiket
of the week, like thote of intervals ic
cenll prueding, piestnted a highly at
tifici.il appearance. Some favorable dt-
velopmthts and improving tendencies
vverv noted, but, staUfyiug as tliese-wreie
to the element committed to highei pi Ices,
the tenor of news and the svvep of Venus
wtie by no means uniform or euneluslv
In fait. It was a week of toitiuitlctui
devcliipmii-U. piesentlng some feiturts of
an adveru natuie. which served to modlty
and mlnim'ze.llie influttice of thu good
and to contlim the opinion tliat llna-idal
and indiisiilal I eadjustment la b no
liitaus dellnitel comjjleted. Ir this f a t
l not appietiuted In Wall strt et. It seems
to be recognized in the husuus-s cominunl
ty and affoiils the best explanation ob
tsinable of tlie atUtude of the public"to
vvaid the S'-ctirlty markets,
It Is a fact so well known as. to lequira
nothing more than mere reference, thul
the public plaveil little, if anv, part m the
l.eetaiular movements qr the wetk.
'r,',a.t.'.of 'Orse, Is not tonclui-ive of the
publics altitude in the mtuie. vlther im
medlule or remote If the meithunt and
the manufacture! are not lulivlnced of tlie
desirability of bujlng stocks at this level
of prlies and at this lime, it is, not Im
possible that they ma) do so in the fu
tute and mij even pay more for tin m.
MAXlPl.I,ATIOX
lliat, apparentlv. Is the theorv upon
vvlilth tho aggietlve manipiilatlve cam
paign is now- worked. The persistent up
bidding of one issue after anothei, the x
hibitlon of one leader after anotlui In tlie
spi dilative mii, the holding of the mail.tt
stiong In the face of an adverse develop
ment, are for the puipust of foitlng con
viction, if po-slble. uio:i those who doubt
and licltiuc- that the pn-sent Is the af
eepted time to buy. It Is a plav upon
pubhV credulltv and an appeal In- eupid
Itv, lather th.iu atgumtmlb bur-ed ou lti
tnnslo vvuith, by which the manipulative
putt hopes of suecebs
Tie sui-ei ssful outcome of such a caui
talkii as that which vv .ill street has re
cently witnessed depends entirely upon the
public Jl Is as impossible, to cieate a.
speculative market without a public, and
bring tt to a successful Issue, as of old It
uas to manufacture bricks without straw.
If comment and criticism count for
an thing In Wall street, the expert opei
atuis who disbelieve In the genuineness
of the present speculative movement, who
hold that the time Is not piopltioui-, and
who doubt the success of the outcome,
are fuliv as numerous as those engaged
in tlie market maneuveilng The hisls
for their opposing opinions aie well known
and iiit lune tile i-upicious attitude of the
public towaul Wall tict. the ontliiuing
eigns nt business leattion and un-atis-factorv
i oiiditions, evidenced by the par
tial tlosuie of the cot Hm mill.1, tile dlmlu-l-!ih:;;
bank ilt.ir.iliu;. the lucreaiii:
numbi r of commercial failures and the
Mictts'-ive c-oilupst of little bunks everj
w hei e.
POI.1T1CAI. CAMPAIGNS.
To these they add the uiicet Ui.'mki of
tho harvests and the neaier appioach of
the tine for national conventions and the
picsnlential campaign. Willi w li tondi-tloiu-
prevailing and witli such uncertain
ties and distill bl'ig poini11t: In the fu
tute, can one nasonablv 'iope foi eii
thusl.im. retoiatlon of public tuti'ldente
and sustained market advances'."
Both in the matter of earnings and in
the increased volume of busine-s in p!ght
the repoit of the teel corporation b, ar
Ustimony of the improving undltlons of
the iron and sUs-1 Iiiduslrj.
This l.s an important development, and
If the ratio of increased earning should
be continued little fault will be found with
tho directors of the company for drawing
upon their surplus to the mojrnite amount
of 11.S57.13) to meet the quarterly dividend
at the full rate on the p-vferred stin it.
Railroad earnings have shown up some
what bettter in recnt dn)s, particularlv
lu the Southwest. Duiiug the pru-ent
week the market 1 likely to eoneern it
self somewlnt with crop conditions due to
the publication to-day of the Government
crop estimation, giving conditions, on win
ter wheat. Conditions this vcar will com
pare with almost ideal oonditioni- for win
ter wheat one vear ago. Kocnnt repoits
from the crop region have be:i contradic
tor it vras admitted that the harvest
starp-d out poorly. Since then there have
been reported excellent rain. and these
were followed by reports of freezing
weather. The conditions last reported will
not come within tho review of tho present
leport. which states conditions as of
April 1.
PRINCE PU LUN WELCOMED
BY HONOLULU OFFICIALS.
Representative- of Chinese Govern
ment at tlie World' Fair Cnlla
1'nnn Governor Carter.
Honolulu. Aplil 10. Prince Pu Ltin,
nephew of the Kmperor of China, who is
on his way to the United State:- to repre
sent the Chinese Government at the St.
fKiuisi World's Fair, arrived here Co-day
on the steamer Gaelic.
Upon his ai rival here Prince Pu Iain
was esvotted bv Federal and territorial
troops and police to his hotel, where he
was officially welcomed by Governor Car
ter and a large crowd, mostly Chinese.
I-str In the dav the Prince made an
official call on Governor Carter. ,An elabo
rate reception was held to-nlaht at tho
Cbincre Consulate In honoi of the Prince.
Prince Pu Tain will leave to-morrow Vor
San Francisco
FRENCH COMMIsMOMOK I.e. Ml.
Mrnys Display of Ills Conntr-r Will
Number T-iOO Kihlliltn.
Michel laigrave. Commissioner General
to tke World's Fair for France, arrived
In Xew York .veslerdav on the steamer
lat Lorraine. The Commissioner General
stattil that, on his arrival hi St. Louis he
vvouil Iske up Ills residence here In a
bouse leased for the puipase.
He will hnve a staff of twelve clerks
besides the hends of departments. The
French display will numbei, he savs. 7,500
exhibits and will bo the lrgcst ever made
by that coi.ntry.
The principal dlsplaj will he In line arts,
but a splendid exhibit of motor curs and
cf some fine machinery will he n.ad.
He expieseed himself as well phased
with the ptogress made in getting the
French exhibits ready.
GIRL WEIGHED 400 POUNDS.
Mi'sb Hale's Death Unexplained
by St. Joseph Physicians.
REPUBLIC SPECtAL
St- Joseph. Mo.. April 10. In the death
of Miss Sadie Hale, which occurred this
morning, the phjslclans have a, case which
thev are unable to diagnose or explain.
Miss Hale was 17 years old and weighed
400 pounds. She began growing abnormal
ly two years ago, and the best medical tal
inh hithe city was unable to stop it. It is
believe she literally smothered to death
by the closing- In of the Tat around tho
heart, lungs and other vital organs.
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You oan Use my Testimonial so that all who Suffer as I did
may know that they can be Cured by using
Elmo CAGTARINElIllI
!T CURED
HEART
Rev. J. A. WOOD, Pastor of Christian
Church, Manchester, Ind., writes!
Elmo Chemical Co., Des Moines, low a.
Gentlemen: Some weeks aijo I received the Cactarine Tablets
I ordered from you. I have used them, perhaps about half of the
box, and I find them veiy beneficial in my case. They control
the heart's action so perfectly that now f hardly realise that I have
a heart at all. I can cheerfully recommend their use to all who
are afflicted as I was, with palpitation and smothering spells.
You are at liberty to use this letter in any way you please, so
that all sufferers in the world may know that there is a preparation
that will cure them of their heart trouble.
I regard Cactarine as a great medicine for its purpose, and I
cheerfully give it my unqualified endorsement.
Gratefully yours, REV. J. A. WOOD.
The wonderful ieults Rev. Wood ohtauinlfro'ii LhuoCact.irine are duplicated in
everv case. The universal opinion of people who hive ued Cactarine, as well as
plijicians who have teMed and prescribed Elmo Cactarine, u,that it U a remarkable medicine, which produces phenomenal results in all cases
of Stomach, Heart and Nerve Trouble.:. Xo matter how terioiibjour trouble may he, the fact that it hns citrjil thousands of other;,
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Elmo Cactsrine not only cures all Diseases of the Heart, hut pro.es equally erfective in
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tions as well as Heart Disease.
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All druggists selling Klmo Cactarine are authorized by Ihe manufacturers to ljive a written Kusrantee to everyone parchain
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RABOTEAU & CO.,
CONDUCTOR SUFFERS FROM
BEATING BY HIGHWAYMEN.
Cornelius Itugnn of Vmidiilin Line
Assaulted nad Robbed Vfler l.rnv-
lusv a llrnnilivM Car.
Corneliua T. Ragan of Xo r22i South
Broudwa. a (or.diittor on tlie IVnn;1!
vunin Line, who was held up Satunlty
night b two unldentltlod imn, who
dragged him Into an alley, wlieie tlioy
lobb-'d him of a poeketbojk lotitaining 3'.-.
a Hllvtr watch, ciiain and c-hiiim, valued
at 170. a 'Jit case containing clotblrg v.i!
ueu at iio. ami a i;oni riup- vaiueu at siv,
l -till i offering from hi Injurie.s.
Atler robbing Rigau tlie highvvavinen
struck him over the head vvitb some blunt
itiitiimieut Whn he revived his as-aii-kuis
wre gone. Rugiin then went to hi
home, ile dliL,uot leport tile lobbtrj to
the polite until several hours later.
When ltngnii alislmd from the car at
Broadway and I-esperance street, two men
wire standing ou the compr. lie walked
in fiout of I hem .mil was surprised to
hear them onler him to smj, Loul.irie;
back, be faced two big r-v)lvei.-
Ragan describes one of the hUhvvainen
as being K veils old. a feet 7 liuhts tall,
dtrk. and having a blaik muutiiehe and
wearii.s a black sstk oat and bl ick
Kloiicli int. lie ii- unable to give au de
'(ilptlon of tlie other man.
K.Jerieil Man I'lglils (Iffit-t-r.
Attn- being ejected from a saloon at
Seventh and Market stieets vesterdav
Homing. John O'Neill. 6 jears old, a Ii
boier, lefuaed to move fiom the tidonalk
when ordeied to do so by Patiolmnn Mc
cormick. O'Neill drew a knife and re
sisted anest. It Is thargtd. After a strug
gle the policeman seemed the weapon, but
his trouble was not jet ended. At thu pu-
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Hemam
2j,viZfi-V?Zs.t--f'r
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jou, vur monev is retunued.
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SOLD UNDER A WITTKX GUAP.AXTKE
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All Nirwrto Ores Ualna, Mtunttlitsia, Taaana and Cljarolts Atftictlons
DR. J. E. BLAIM2.
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lire 2801-3-5 Locust St.. St.
HOUt TSCATHENT SOS
trol bos O'Neill gi.ibhe.l the patrolman
bv the tin oat. AfUr a hght. during v. ii'th
l.e sustained "everal -(alp wounds. O'Neill
was subiltii d. He is thaigid Willi re-d-t-lng
an otlicer and wRh refusing to vacate
WOUND A FELLOW-CONVICT.
iiitnjii DuntJiu ritab.s Ohio I't-n
itt'iitiary I,risonr.
toluinbus. O. April 1 In revenue f-r
an allegcu betruval. Geotge Duntjli. u
iriaoncr, to-da stabbed and probably fa
tallj wounded "Iturfilar Jim" Anderron.
another Vrisoncr. at the Oh'o Peniten
tiary. jVndersou was scaled at a titble In the
luger illiilnir hall, when Duncjn sudden
lv Mir.ing upon him fiom Ix hlml and in
Ilitted siv wounds with a shoemaker's
l.tute 'lhe blade of the knife penetrated
Ann rsou's ll.r.g. making a d.umnou
V.tl'IIltl
Anderson and Duncan fetaped together
from the Pinitentiur some time ago anil
were rectntlv captured, after a desjietat
light, at Chlllirothe, O On being rctuinid
to the l'enlteritlai. Amteisou uccuaed u
foraiei gu.LTd of havln? aided In their
tsvape. Since th it time Duncan has e.-pre-ed
extreme animosit towaul Andei
jan stittilied Horse Willi Slienrs.
IUtauso a hore which lie wn attending
stepped on his loot, Heniy II ill in. alias
"ltoozey." of No 'SIJS South Seventh htieet.
emplotd a a teamsti r by Henry Muel
ler of No. S, i2t) Rlsmarck street, sevenil
daj.s .mo. it is charged, picked up a pair
of shears and stabbed tho hor.se in tho
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No. 121
Cut out this coupon and rend it
vv itli your name and address to Kluio Chem
ical Co., Des faoi.ies, Iowa, and they will
send you free of charge a Jc bo of this
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Leading Druggists.
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TOBACCO AND N;UASTMNI A
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A remedv wbiih is purelv vegetible and
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'irrct foi .'K. Sample tuatmeiit and book
let on stomatli ill-ease. ont flee. Address
Eopeptli CHem'c.1 C9 409 Wiloot St, St. Hols, Mi.
left lunrf Halm was arre-aed e"trdav
and a warrant asaiuM him will be applied
for 'ihe liore. which is valued at J175,
irobably will die.
Independent Uncial t lull Orsaulxeil
Th" Independent Poisl Club wa or
gvui.'sl icstcrday at the h-adquartcrs.
No. i7')l Chouteau avenue. Tlie following
were elected olticer-. Jroob R. Pollot.
irthident. G'-orse Collins, vice president:
jvitl.ur Sluhlman. i-ecretarj ; John Appels.
tiea-iuer: Ian Kueeth. ergeant-at-arms.
The club will entertain on April 23.
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In Mr-lln.l;--ii Itarr.ett'r )'!.ie.
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Bolts on
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BASEBALL TO-DAY
iikki' i.i:iai: park.
Browns - Cardinals
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Mr OefvK TlANK preents a Crand Doubla
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THE GOLDEN PAST no EAST LYNNE
lainle Tudne Mamps FHEE Tus
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JAMES K. IN THE
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Young Tobe Hoxie.
Jut Sn I st.' Bnirtta at ts.llttt"
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