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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. MAT 12,. 1904.
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FOR HEXT-DWELLI.CS.
HODXAMONT. 1C&
;v-room cottage.
MORGAN. 451 Ten rooms; reception hall;
n-w.r decorated; po-,sssiQT. at once. JS per
month; thre"--ar leas; open.
ORION E. SCOTT & CO.. S17 Chestnut
ODK1-U, MSA Thre rooms, n-tly papre-i;
water. Urxe jard, rnt 315-SO; no ralw: adults.
Tower Gro rars to Arsenal and MacV.Ua are.
Ktb doTTTWtalrs.
'ASK i CO, Accnt-. U N. ScTiih et.
riRMSiir.D no.iM. ami flats for
II EXT.
aslasarstslsss
I1KI1 4.iV -FVMir nom and bath. World
l'alr l-n-rloi. Ieeant location.
DEUIAIC 4-SA
TTv--r"o.n flat r.l-1y furnish!
1SU1AR, 4I.4A Sly four-room, modern flat
tw al or rent. Citfl during the day or until
OTlcK-lc
h i KNITI'RK of S-room house. Including
piano iriuat ell. V-47 I-jii;.
KTRXXftnEJ) flat; Compton Helshu? nelrt
borhood chc rooms; bath, private family. FO
M Rf-puliUc
Fl'RXISIfED house; 13 tnlnut-p to Islr
crounds; elcht room and hath: corner litmus;
rocthm cynosure Fl 4? Itepubllc
FPRNISIIKD flat four rooms, bath. h-t and
ccUE water; use of both phone? Inquire at
4VA Fan
t.ARRIrSON. 3303 N Two and flre mom fur-nh-lW
flat. Janitor service; southern exjosure;
lawn, rv-ai-onable
IXCRETIA Wert Four-room furnished
fat. ra crftte and ranK; piano, reens and
bMh, ;5 Cacton ac line
MISSOURI. Sirs Hou of li rooms; artly
fnrnlRhed v.lil rr-it until P-o 1. $70 per month.
M II Vy'um 115 Chestnut rt.
ROOMINO-Iinrsn-sir roonsi. furnKbed
cnmplte for houkeeplns; rent $ month,
?our months In advanc all IVH XVatfnctn.
ST LOriS. 4l-EIesantly furn-hel flt. tel-T-hfin
bath and gas, convenient to car, rer
inable
THOMI-'PON wl3B Three-rocm flat. furnlid
for housekeeping; tst
THEODOSIA. M--,UrnIshed flat; four rooms;
raw and bath- near World's Fair nrounds.
VANDEVnNTKIt, 1044 NIce-ly furnished four
room modem flat; only JM.
VANDnVHNTER. 1014-Nicely furnlched Mr-n-room
flat, cood location, all nice rooms.
IT'K.MSHKU FLT I'OIt R!T.
4 IMA rinney ae.; S room and bath; neatly
furalhed
CHAS. r. VOGEL, CS Chestnut -t.
TO LET FOR nLINEt PrRPOKS,
-i.
fllESTNTT'. TO Four-orr brick: raltahle
for mercantile or burin purpoeji.
KOLLAS &. RRINKOP. 1X25 Chestnut et.
DESK space on j!TOund floor with or without
DE;K non nicely fumihd offl", use boih
phones and roller deL 11 Uurlfnctnn bui'dmx.
FRCIT stand, peanut, popcorn privilege.
Comentlon Gate, Administration building:. Take
Fuburban car
IROE store, pan ide or Arcade building,
Ohanne Apply at taHor hcp.
MORGAN. 142-For lUtbt mannfacturlne pur
poses; space 27x100: ground floor.
FISHER & CO.. 714 Chestnut si
FART of flnHy furnished double office, &$
llermo! & Jaccard bulldlnc
WASHINGTON. 1S05 Rasement. also space In
front of hous for buinepa stand.
WINDOW. 9 by 6 feet.
210: Mark-t.
Offices for Bent
In Heart of the City.
For rmt In Rrpnlilic Ilnllillne.
SoaihTvcwt Corner Oll-ve nnl
Seventh Streels. two large con
necting offlco rooms. Both are oil
second floor, one a corner room, the
other fronting on Seventh street.
Both are equipped with complete
fixtures stiltabln for a tallorlns es
tablishment. For particulars in
quire at Republic Business OfCce.
FOR RENT Booths; in elegant lo
cation for restaurant, fruit stand, soft
drinks, peansts, candy and novelties.
X. W. Cor. Union and De Giverville
Arcs. Apply on ground!, or 618 Chest
nut St. v
FOR LEASE.
LUCAS. JT. VT. Cor. lllexenth For least. In
new wholesale district second floor, COxlM fet;
rool light on lour sides. Apply Uadley-Deaz
t::&sK Co.
OL1VC. 10ia Forty-!sbt furnlsned rooms to
lease for seven months.
CITY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
LOT 5SilH; 41 Shaw ave.: sell cheap for
cash. FO 78. Republic
LOT on Magnolia ave.. MxZSt feet: cheap lor
rash. Owner. CIO Burlington bulMlng
LOT 50x140; opposite Tower Grove Park:
splendid residence location; ery cheap. 1113
North Mark.t.
WILSON' and Solphur. Cheitenham (Corner)
Pnen and thrre-quarters acres; cheap. D.
:tcholn. 891 Chestnut.
KING'S HIGHWAY HEIGHTS,
King's highway. Spalding. Northland and Jlaf
fltt ave... Is the best property In BU Iuls be
Jrg pold for J10 cash and a per month: fine,
high land, covered with Hne tree"; lot COill!;
seTTer and water in: special sale SaUirday att
ernoon. May 14. N. S. 'WOOD.
Sli Chestnut t-
SL'ni'rtDAX PROPERTY FOR SAL.E.
I'iWN'W'VS'MW'lMtl'l'V
liOT In Old Orchard. 100x200 feet; nicely lo
cated: at a bargain. H26 Ollve
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOit
SALE.
sVissms
ALFRED. 21SA Two-tory Bat; three rooms;
on year old: bargain. Mil MltHtslpol.
11ACOX. 1S0J Eegant single flat: four rooms
flrst floor, five rooms second floor: taths. lot
2.X120: price feOOO. Adam Weber. ITU Franklin.
COLEMA?;. SCt Nice single flat: three large
moms on each floor: lot SSxUO; price f3.SW.
Adam "Weber. Sll Franklin.
COTE BRILLIANTE. 3T17-19-Six-room dwell
ing, bath, and three-room cottage: lot 50x130;
price ts.Sty. Adam Weber. 1711 Franklin.
EASTON. OOWB-lO-Slx-romn brick dwelling:
baths; lot 60x145; rent J1.0S0 annually: price
17.69). Adam Weber, mi Franklin.
ELEGANT tourteen-icom residence: cenirol.
rnt 1100: J7.000: worth JlO.Of".'. 610 Burlington
bulldlnr
KAIRV1KW. 383 New three-rocm brick; wa
ter, gas: S1.SO0. Inquire 3118 Oregon ave.
FIVE-nOOli frame hoci-: North St. Louis;
il.SOO. Inquire 1403 Stewart place.
FOUR-ROOM coxy cottage, with furniture;
cheap Call 4gjA Maffltt.
FOUR four-room flats: Lifayette Park dis
trict; rent ISO month; price JJ.S00. Inquire HIT
Park. .
GRANVILLE Place. USS-SIx-room trick:
bath, laundrv. closets, furnace; one block south
of Easton. SW west; S3.000.
IT you want a new house, five room", ball,
laundry, call; WOO cash, balance monthly. JU7
Ituka.
LEE. 3617 Nice single flats of three and four
rooms; lot 15x120; price 13.500. Adam Weber.
1711 Franklin.
ST. FERDINAND. 4452 Seven-room brick
bouse; all conveniences. ,
THEODOSIA. 535J PoJ.esslon at one: a nice
tTo-story E-room slate-r-of brick cottag; nice
lot and garden: a beautiful little home- 13-lnch
walls: in fine condition: cut to 32.4C0; easy
terms: otien for inspection.
KOLLAS &. BRINKOP. 1118 Chestnut St.
TWENTT-FIRST. 4404 N.-Two-story brick.
arranged In flats; five rooms and lath eseh.
WASHINGTON. IS14 Fourteen-room dwelling;
lit xi4i. rent J70 month: price M.500. Adam
Weber. 3711 Franklin.
OWHERS WANT TO SELL AT OXCE
I301AJnA-O5-7A DODIEU ST. (A BLOCK)
Lot 7i by 1CS: all well butlt: second-story and
attic, bricfc hcu-.; for eight families: convr
house arranged into two four-room Hats and
two three-room flats: also adjoining this ts an
other separate house for two families, five
rooms each: rent J1.3V) per vear: price S10.W0.
GEORGE J. WANSTRATH.
Sli Chestnut St.
MS CLARK AVE. . ,
A two-stcry. well-built brick bouse of nine
rooms: always well rented to good responsible
tenant: owner has Instructed me to sell at once:
get best offer: can give possession In thirty
lay. GEORGE J. WVNSTRATH.
616 Oicstnut St.
14J1A-5JA NORTH MARKET ST.
All two-story and attic brick, for six famil
ies of three rooms each; also store: rent .S3
rf month: clear price sS.XfA.
pe ram u. GfcORUE J. WANSTRATH.
616 Chestnut St.
3K1 N. ELE"ENTH ST.
A three-story brick-house, for six families, of
threerooms each: also building m rear for two
fannies of four rooms each: rent per year
ct. nrlc. 17 500: make me an oner on this.
JXS. price ':wuG'RaE j. WANSTRATH.
tl Chestnut St.
1S3-S0 BENTON ST.
Lot 18x115: two-story- and attic brlcK P,"":
incfor foil1 families; three rooms each; plas-
S. Sgg rmrcieaVbSS, t&
KING'S HIGHWAY HEIGHTS,
ing sold'for n cash and P mfine,
high land, covered with fine trees, lots ix.
Stir aM water In: specUl sale aturday nft
roon Mav 14. N. B. nOUU,
noon. May is. MJ q,,,,
IMPROVED CITY PKOl'ERTV FOR
ISALU-
LOUISIANA. Z2Z Ore storv flat. fie rooms.
nuiit tniA 5pnnT, :iu 2iixihwpi.
j.ii.m-.i... w.i ireirv nu-nwn resiccncr:;
Imi-ro.?mT.i9. asphalt wen:er.t; fbady lawn;
.MUuutA eijrnx-nxim reoence, ioca.i in
strictly fint-clJS nelxbborhocd; on account of
own-r ljilns lty. will not refu1 any rea.
Fonab offer FO 61. Xlepu. Hr, I
SIIKXANIXAI1. 2G0-2Ci ltalf RlOCk t
cf Grand) Two elegant new flaw, one is ready
to mute in- $j,K will buy If s.d cow. d
Ohio.
WEST BELLS
Flac iv-rocm brick; modern dwelling. JI.T53;
IKses'irn in r... ilajn.
AXOHRSON'-STOCKK. Sll Chestnut
.MOMJV UA.NTEI).
JI.-.'W for tie ears at Vi per cnt, with
pritfie of pajlnc all r part at anv Interest
eriwd. en fA downtown iv-.lt'. worth more
than lrubl the tmount Tl 117 Republic
WILL i-ell a JIJ.fO 6-per-c-u deed of trust,
well pemittd payable on or before thrc-e ear.
for S14r, mut hce rnon-y at once. FO 7,
Item tile
:oni to i.ciAf.
On Ileal IMaic.
U. B. O'KnjLLY It 4 1 CO . rs Cfcnut.
make Ioan on ty iva.t. aiv amount. Icwest
rmr an.! no ilr RjiMmr It tr made.
On IVoiuil riiiTt.
LOANS rejotlatea en L:rnUur planor or
any prrsor.al proiny at - i-r cnc rr attnum
confldentui Notary T ublic K rtienur t
MONEY luaced iu!-ifi ioi r without 1
curtly 1 Lanxet. 33 Vnol'l IjHz ith L Pin.
HONTV ti t taD vn fam!tuv p.dno. hore
vagon? t h rr 'nt pr tear Price. Meise
& --.. tI4-i 1 M- rn'I Jarcanl bVlg
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
We male loans on furniture WITHOUT RD
MO Al We inafcr no inquiries of lour Jrl.nd
or emploer We give you the full amount In
CArill. not chrefcs We arrarge pajmnts to
ult -our roNXKNtE-VCE and ABII.ITT We
da not RBi"ORD loans We PKfTJIPT fr
everv pajm-iit made. We tay off anv OTHER
LOAN or a lnlar.ee on furniture and GIVE
MORE MONET We EXTEND rajm-nt. !
case of SICKNESS. We nuke AS I)W rstet
ss the LOWEST We grant LIBERAL DIS
COUNTS for time monev i. net ued This Is
mjr 1-uslne.s In a nutshell SB15 t5 before get.
ting a Van e-lselwre ani - -onvirci thit w
are THE InOPI.E Telephone for u to call.
the uottsraioi n uis co.
Kin. nil Roam SH. rTLI.rRTON Bt.DG..
Bll Main 41'3 SEVENTH AND "''E STS
MONEY TO LOAPJ
ON iLitMiUUR. I'lANOs1. liOItSUS.
IHJ NOT KAIL TO CAt.1. anJ CTt ejr rtei
before cttfnc loan elsewhere; cur pf.t-ra j:lTa
LONG TIMK ana SMALL PATMLNTw wltt
RKBATE when ra:t! bfor due. so ou ory
ij- fcr nch fro a? ou a had loan. We
Kiv pA8 UGOK. where all rarnent ar- en
ired We c.g r.it require payment" hlle RICK
on ttt of wonK. no pi'mlicitt no in-
CONVENIENCE Jo INQPIHT carrs can b
ftrr.e.J at house and you tan rt meney satnt
dar voc acny We ixak a rsrecfaltv of raylna
cT any Joan or clue jEaSnt tmk1 ard v
Irr iiiOTt money. If you cannot cj11, WTilTE
OU TELEPHONE u and w will fad ccnt
to explain inr SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
I-OCIJ H Ct cr HELL MAIN 1SS2.
PIIiEMTY lUCOKKKAGE Cri
Rcom Sn 410 Commonwealth Trust bnlldlnr.
IS-eadwav and 0!Ie rt, Entrane CI Olive t.
Oon'i
lerrsw isnev
CK FURH1TUHE fiHQ PIANOS
BErORE SEEING VS. and yo will save
mency. Til. I- the ONLY tXJMl'ANT making
loans at NATIONAL RANK INTEREST
RATES, on terms to SUIT EVERY BOR
ROWER. Convince YOURSELF by COMPAR
ING Ol'U RATES and term, with ethers.
Call, write or phone us. M.iln 27CUI. or D 1S43.
NATIONAL LOAN CO
ROOMS 31 AND 313 MERMOU-JACCARD
ni'IU)lNO. :RCONI FLOO.H.
mx bi:qdwat. COR. LOCUST gr.
LET US
PAY YOUR BILLS.
WE WILL DO THE WAITING THAT IS
OUR T:rslNES. We male loans on FUR
NITCRE. PIANOS. HOREt. WAGONS, wltn
out remotal. If you want the CHEAPEST
EATEr" and EASIEST TERMS en loans from
110 to 1300. call on us. Do net let your debts
worry jou. Let us jay them and advance vou
more moy. Tou can pav us In SMALL
WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EX
TENSION GR1NTED in case of S1CKNKJS
or out of WORK.
AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
GS Century building. OHe and Ninth rt.
Leans ai I Far Qeiif.
WE make LOANS ON FURNITURE. PI
ANOS, irrc. without removal; NO PUBLIC
ITY. See us before getting a, LOAN else
where will sate you money: CHEAPER
RATES. LONGER VlME. SMALLER PAY
MENTS We pay off any LOAN cr balance on
vour FURNITURE. Pav nt your CONVENI
ENCE. Liberal DISCOUNT.-! Call ad be con-vlnco-i.
Write or teleohone Ivlnloch A 4X. i
UNION FINANCE CO.. 313 and 303 Oriel bljg .
S. e. ccr Sixth and Locust. Entrance 31C N.
Sixth, opposite Earr'g.
LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Rates and terms unheard of. Iook:
Xl wwkly pays a Ji-.-i0 loan.
SI weekly pays a JfiO.W. loan
Jl we-rkly nays a JSO.Ov loan.
7Sc weekly ray a $WW loan.
Pi.ya.trts may be made weekly, prnlmnnthly
or monthly. It Is to your I nten si to consult us.
All but-xe- private fcnd above board- Se us.
CHEMICAL TINANCE CO
S01 Cliemlcal bids.. Eichth and Olive rts.
WE ADV&NGE HOMEY
TO )Ak-A.t. & v &. o rfiw.i .UnOK
NO ILMJUi'ahlt wlUiout mjunrfl knowl
edge. ALaO O.N FLlt.MrURU. I'lA'Ti. ETC
Our plan ts te chepfcat. best and. roost pn
late in the city. Call, write or telepbooe Kln
loch C1561
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO..
Room IUS Missouri Trust building.
Enlnnce 70? olle su
LOfiKS IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
Also in surrounding towns. On FURNITURE.
PIANOS and SALARIES. Amounts to suit
voor need and TERMS' to suit YOUR ABIL
ITY to pay. We lo not remoe goods. Exten
sions In case of sickness. liberal discounts.
Kinloch St. Clair 4-S THE HOME LOAN CO..
Roim 3C6 Metropolitan Building.
415-417 Missouri Ae East SL Lo-iis.
Lowest Rate Loans. .
. WE will PAY off any DEBT j-oa OWE and
ADVANCE vou MORE MONEY on your FUR
NITURE. PIANOS, horses and wazons: goods
lert In jour POSSESSION. WEEKLY or
MONTHLY lym-t.ts. I.O.VEST RATES: dis
count c'ven If PAID bfn: due. Call or write
303 N.T'nlh St.. room Jt Oxark building. THE
ANIIFItfON FINANCE CO.
EftST ST. LOUIS LCfifi CO.
Atjjia ukuiie bU HJUKtid pooom anu uii iuuu
cf personal property; eaey monthly pmcnu.
Room 2 SIcCa-!&nJ bMp.. 22a ColUnsvllle ave.
Thnr Bell Kart IK2M: KlnIo:h Si Clair 450.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
We funmn ou money quicxly and connden
tlally, ultbout security. National Credit Co.,
rooms 901-S- Chemical bldr.. Eighth and OUva.
Money! Wloney!! Money!!!
Sttlarifs bought at reasonable disomat; ir
loan nvoury on furniture: cheapest in town.
Eoulty n nance Co HCi All?aouri Truft. bide
Money Advanced Salaried People,
ruy.rtmy paoienta; Ursst bua.neas in -0 prtnet
cal cltttfe. Tolman. ul nouser bld.trti CbetnuL
SECRET SOCIETIES.
A.".ClIv.NT KHEE ASD
ACCEPTED MASnHS.
BEACON LODGE. NO. 3. A. F. & A. It .
Broadway ar.d Benton Street Rej-u.ar
meeting this tThursda evening at S o'clock.
Work In F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. Mem
bers expected to be there.
CEO K. GROTE. W. M.
F L. Magoon. Secretary
EURGF WASHINGTON. LODGE. NO. .
A. t. & A. 31.. wlil hold special com
mul. cation May 10. at ? p. m. Regular at S
p. m. Vork la K. A. degree- Eiery member
is exjcted to come. Firty-fiflh anniversary.
Visiting brethren welcome.
GEORGE W. JAMES, W. M.
W. L. Reynolds. Jr.. Secretary.
mlliSOURI LODGE. NO. 1. A. F. & A. M.
Calle.1 communication on Wednesday.
May 1L. at 7 ik m.. M M. degree, three can
didate, stated communication on Tnursdaj
May 13. at 7:33 p. ra.. E. A. degree. Memcrs
arc requested and -UItlng brethren tratercaliy
lnlted to attend.
J. W. KRUEQER. W. M.
John II. Deems. Secretary.
ST. LOUIS LODGE, OF PERFECTION.
Chapter cf Ros Croix, and Missouri
Council wl.l meet at Scottish Rite Ca:hedral.
corner Scienteenth and Locust streets, en
Thursday. May 13. at 7 o'clock p. Tn. Wcrk in
Council degrees. .. .
JOHN A. LAIRD. V. M.
ALFRED H. WHITE, W. II.
John R. Parson. Secretary
ST. LOUIS LODGE. NO. 38. A. F. A. M.
Stated communication thia iThursday)
evenlrg. April 14. Rt "SO "deck. Ionic Hall.
Masonic Temple. Work M. M. degree. Action
on by-laws. Election of cecittary. VuiUnc
brethren fraternally welcomed.
EDWARD LEVT. W. M.
Thomas J. Brltt. Secretary.
iDEPEXDnxT onncn of foukst
, ens.
COURT COTB BRILLIANTE. INDriPEND
ent Order of Foresters. Meets on the
second and fourth Thursdays of each mentb at
s o'clock at Uawman Hail, ncrtheast corner cf
Locust and Eleventb streets. Visiting brvth
ers are cordlallv Invited.
F. X. ROTERMAN. Chief lUnger.
Reslder.cc "No. 13ISA Soulard street.
W. O. Wright. Recordmg cretaiy. Res'desce.
Ko. tszi Kennerly acsae.
SECKCT SOCIETIES.
laS'sssVINsrNsSaSssasaar
KMIillTI OK PVTU1AS.
SsasawsSmsn'slass's
AOtE LUDliE. NO. la. E. OF P. MEETS
every Tnuisoav e emn at a o'ciocJu- est
u.ie Hall. iiortht cornel Grand ana .toa
scnues. Membcis ivquvted to attend regular
,y. Visitors cordially innted.
MATTHEW VONEY. C C.
G. W. Clifton. K. of rt. A S- I4l bt. Louis
fcenue
ALRORA LODGE. NO. (. K. OF P.. MEETS
t'ery 'lnursaay at Delabars Hall. auUth
eat corner Elm and Uruadttay. Members ate
requested to bo prttent. Visitors cordJilly ln-iU-d.
K. J. XROIt-. C. C
Attest: J. J. Hund. K. cf R. L S.
D-UU. LolnJl., NO. 3S. K. OF P.. MEET3
ery VVdnn.day evening at OdJ Fellows'
liail. No. 3. ae-enth Coor. Ninth and O.ive
strsets. Wednesday, May 11. busmrsi meeting.
Menu-era --trcled Visitors inMled.
F. -i. STL.MM. C. C
Att-st: II. R. Bern-ej K. ot It. & 91. 3741
Eians aienue.
C.iIJ. HALL OK JiU.MlOK U-'U-.tS
No. ts. K. of P. Meets eery Thursday
ekenlig la Cent-ry build.ng. Ninth and Olive
streets. Work in rank, of rage Ma i. is
llclt always welcome. Memo-n txlcted.
. , 1L II. JONrlS; C C.
. J. Otto. Keeper cf Reicrus ud &eau
Cuil-noiA LUUbL, NO U. K. OF P..
tnttta cer Tuesday etenlac at a o'clock,
i .itury building .nth and O.tte streets, east
b.ll. luesdsy e-enlng. Ma) 3. election of lce
(.haiicebcr; abo rehvanal of nw team; guol
time. A smoker. All members requested t at
uud. V-itmg Lrutheit welcome.
ALKXA.NUKR -.ItJIOLSON. C. C.
J. F. Iemiej. KcllLii
Clj'URE URE.-.T LODGE. NO. 376. K. OF
A l'.. Jlouarax juu. 'inirtietn and ume
.cdnesaRy. May 11. vt.lk In the rank cf Es
ouire. isltors' we.ccroe.
R. P. FR1TSCHLE. C. C
W. A. Roberts. K. of IL & S.
Muiw. U)ML, NO .it. n. UF tr . MEtlS
eery Tuei-tay evening at 3 o'clock
at Anchor Hall, soutawe.t cuiuer JeSerson uns
Park atenjea. Take Ctmrtcc Helgats. Park or
JeXfenoll atenue tars, lemteis l.rr exyeclad
and lsltcrs cordially .inlted to attend.
A. H. NOURISH, a C
L. R. Cass. K. of It. & A
NAPHTALI LODGE. NO. 23. A. F. i A. M.
A rtrgular ct.iamunlcatlon will be held
tn.. (Thursa.1) elenltig nt s u'clcck in Doric
Hall. Masuutc Tempi-. Grand and frinney ae
nues. Work In F. C degree. Members x
pviled and Ultor fiittfrrailv lnvlte.1 to attend.
l.HMS MA At. W. M..
4t7 West ilelle plac.
Geo, n-rce. SVcrelap-. j0 Kennerly avenue.
PACIFIC LODGE. NO. 301. K. OF P.. MEETS
every Weanescay een,ng. Century bui'd
iiijT. Ninth and olive street. Alay 11, amplified
rank of 1-as.e. Ogars. Visiters invited.
E: N. HOUINSON. C C.
W. A. Gray. K. rf R. it s.
PYTHAGORAS LODGE. NO. 375. K. OF P..
mectn every WtH.elay evening at castle
lutll. noithnest comer ti.tnd and taston ave
nues, at a o'clock. Work In Knignt ranl
Wednesdaj. May 1. Meinoers expected. Vls
'ng rouj:rs uias welcuuie.
B. It. HOLLEY. C. a
i Ettinier. K. of It. i b., :KS Easton
avenu-- tvinioch D 54.
P1.1-.111U11 LODGE. NO 34. K. OF P
meeu regularly every Monday evening In
lutll No. 3. seventn rloor odd Feaows" building,
work In tho rank of Knight. Vls.tora are cor
dially invited. Members aie requested to attend.
JOSEI'll O. MORE. C. C
J. F. Wlite, Jr.. K. of It. s.. JA North
Twenty-fifth fctret- f
RED CROSS LODGE. K, OF P.. MEETS AT
o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall. Ninth
an j Olive stieets. every Wednesday night. Vis
itors aiwa-s welcome. May 15. lmM. ampllHed
rank of Knight.
J. B. HIGDON. C. C.
II. W. U-!dtag. K. ot It. i- S.
WrtUAblt LODGE. NO. 311. K. OF P
miets every Tuesday evening at castlft
i ail. fouthvveat corner l:rcadwar and Benton.
May 17 work in the rank ot Esquire. Visitors
welcome. O. L. OsBORN. Ci C
M. C. Sbulte. K. of 1 if S.
WALNUT LODGE. NO. 3M. K. OF P
u.ctla every Thursday at s o'clock p. to.
at ilair Pot Hall. No. i.lu Market street.
Work In rank of Amplified Knight Thursday.
Visiting Knlrhts alwas welcome.
MARK S. BOWERS. C a
W. J. H. Perkins. K. or It- -fc S.. No. 4311
Connecticut street
ZULEMA LODGE. NO. 331. K. OF P
meets Monday evening. May it, 1J-J4. in
bail No. I. tt-nth roor Ceniuri (.uilumg. at a
o'clock. Work In rank of Knight; new am
plified; electrical and calcium tnects. Members
expected and visitors cotdially Invited to attend.
tKaNK j. vOLLUCR. c c
Attest: O. It. Brooks. K. of It. 3.
P. O. Box 1063.
KMGIITS TUMI-LARS.
ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEMPLAnS WB
will observe Ascenslcn Day by boldlagra
Joint servlco this evening ut S o'clock tn the
asylum. Grand and Finney avenues, to which
all Sir Knights with their families are In
vited. Sir Knights are requested to appear In
full-dress uniform.
THOMAS BROWN.
Commander St. Louis. No. L
HERMAN MAUCH.
Commander lvanbce. No. S.
FRANK HASKINS.
Commander Ascalon. No. 1G.
II. W. I"OWERS.
Commander St. Aldemar. No. 18.
iVANHOE COMMANDEItY. NO. t. U. T..
in conjunction with our sister command
erles. will oberve Ascension Day by holding
serviccii at asvlum this (Thursday) evening at
S o'clock. Full dress uniform.
HERMAN MAUCH. E. C
H. F. Mardorf. Recorcer. ;
IXDEPEXDCXT OHDER ODD FEL
LOWS. riM-ra'-ri-irJ'iis-r-ii-r'i "i i r a- JWiirii--raiMriifWx
ANCHOR' LODGE. NO. 33X I. O. O. F..
meets every Mondav evening at Schuette's
Hail. Nineteenth and Wright street. Work In
the degrees. Visiting brothers welcome.
LEO LANGENBACHER, N. G.
David Tetty. faecretary. IK O'Fallon strct.
LACLEDE LODGE. NO. 33. L O. O. F.,
mteta every Thuisday evening at t
u clock In ball No 1. Odd Fellows' Temple.
Jiilb and Olive streets. Members are frater
nally requested to.attcnd Visitors will find a
home with os. Fratemal.y.
C E. DEVER. N. G.
Ira Marvin. Recording Secretary.
NAOMI REBEKAII LOLGE. NO 2: I. O.
O. F.. meeia Ilrst and third Tbursdavs
every month In ball No. 3. Odd Fellows' build
ing. Visitors cordiallv Invited to meet with us.
CAROLINE ritlTCH CRAIG. N. G.
Cora G. Vernon. StcreUry.
ST. LOUIS LODGE. NO. 5. L O. O. F.,
meets every t-alurday evening at Odd
i-i-.iows" building, southeast corner Ninth and
Olive streets, hall No. K Meeting will be called
to order at 7-30 p. m. next Saturuay.
- ,. ... ,l- !-- GERLIN. N. O.
Wallace McCargo. Secretary.
WlLl'EV LODGE. NO. 2, I. O. O. f..
meets Tuesday evening of each week at
ban No. i. Odd rellows' building, corner Ninth
and Olive, ot 8 o'clock. Visiting brothers Invited
to attend. J. C MIANER. N. (!.
F. W. Rlegel. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Kblilv-rw v.ou.v.tt-. ivu. us Ji-Mutlia
of eJoiumbus. meets every second and
ludrth Wednesday at Ross 11111 Hall. No. ijflT
Maple avenue, visiting knlgtits alwa. wj.
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand Knight,
Walter T. Ct-nmnchaiti. Recorder.
(J AuwOrrnt; OJb.sciL. .so. i.
11 Knights ot Columbus, meets every sec
ond fourth Tuesday In the west nail. Cen
tury building. Nlntn and Olive streeta. Visit
ing knights cordially Invited.
FRANK G. CUNNlNGriAM. Grand Knight.
P. P. Leonard. Recorder.
tJ every first and tcird Tuesday ax Wot
Lud Hall, southwest comvr Flnnc and Vanue
venter avenues. Muttnie knights are connally
invited. EDWARD DEVOV Grand Knlsbt
Joseph F Lamy. Recorder.
AMERICAN LEGIOX OF IIO.fOR.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIU NO. a; A. L Or
II.. meet tery aecond and fourth Tliurs
aav eienlnn at southeast corner Fifteenth and
Ca aenue. ccnipanlocs from clater counclli
cordially invited.
IjOUIS SENDKE. Oammander.
VWH. AdamF. Secretary.
THII1E OF HE HCR.
inrmri - - . ,- , m 1 -i n iiTyj-jrr
EUREKA COURT. NO. 26. T. IX IL. MEETS
on the nn-t and tnlld Thursdays of each
month at southeast corner Fifteenth and Cass
avenue. All vlsitora oordUUy invited By order
J-OUld SENDKE. Chief. '
Attest: E. C Lartu. till be. -vu. U3 Cass
avenus.
PHOENIX COURT. TRIBE OF BEN HUH.
No. U. meet, first and third Saturdays
at Fifteenth and Cass avenue, ajutheast corner
Visitors always welcome.
C F. KAISER. Chief.
Jno. Hennts-'T. Scribe. 1"2 Madts-m street.
ROYAL ARCAJfCM.
BENTON COUNCIL NO. IS3. R, A MEETS
cs second and fourth Fridays cf each
month in ball No. L Odd Fellow.' building.
.Ninth and OUve streets. Visitors always beau
lly welcome M. R, WINDHORST. Regenu
H. J. Brann. Secretory 3M1 Morgan street.
CA1JANNE COUNCIL. NO. 14. ROTAL AR
ennum. meeu at Rote Hill HaiC Maple
and Hamiltcn avenues, "near World's Fair "
on the second and fourth Thursday cf each
month. A cordial welcome to vlsitora, frlenda,
brethren and members from afcrcad.
THEO. S. KOCH. Regent,
4M Mlssom-t Trust building.
W. Jenkins. Secretary. P. O. Bex 1319.
GillAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROTAL
t Area mm. n-Ill Holland Bullains A
coidlal welcome to visitors, fnenda, bretnrca
and members from abroad.
E. A. BARBOUR. G. R.
Jao. C Kllllrxsworta. Grand Secretary.
ORDER OP COLCMUIAX KM CUTS.
EXPRESS LODGE. NO. 2J.O.CK.. MEETS
every second and fourth Thursday even
ing at I o'clock In west. ball. Century bulldlni.
Ninth ar-1 Olive streets. Members requested to
attend. Visitors are always welcome. Next
meeting. Thursday. May 12.
DOCTOR A. P. JORDAN. President.
T. J. .Stndefur. secretary.
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES ANDTOWNS.
WINS BRIDE BY
HEROIC ACTION
Miss .Tosie Toucliett Formally
Agrees to Let Thomas Taafe
lie ller Protector for Life.
The heroic action of Thomas Taafc. a
young- man of East St. Ioul, who a year
ago Interposed his hotly between the girl
he was escortinc to her home and the
bullet.-) of a neirro highwayman, won
her for his bride.
Jllss Josie Touchette, the pretty and
accomplished daughter of Francis Touch
ette of Ccntcrville, Station, and Jlr.
Taafe were married yesterday afternoon
at the !:omc of h!s parents on Second
..trcet, liist SL Iul. The ceremony
was ix-rformed by Justice of tho Peace
Geoixo A. Bovne.
Tho couple will depart on their lioney-
MRS. THOMAS TAAFE.
Who was JIIss Josie Touchette. Taafe's
heroism. In savins her from being shot.
won her heart.
moon trip this morning and after a short
Journey will pptnd the remainder of their
honeymoon enjoying the World's Fair.
Tho holdup occurred In E?t St. Louis
more than a year ago. The negro evi
dently caught a sllmpre of a diamond on
Miss Toucnctte's hand and he ordered
them to throw up their hands, at the
SAme time drawing a huge revolver. In
stead of doing what the negro command
ed, Taafe drew a revolver and started
shooting, at tho same time placing his
body In front of Hiss Touchette. The
neirro fired In return and the duel con
tinued untfl the men had emptied their
revolvers. Hundreds of people were at
tracted by the shooting and several saw
the negro tun towards the railroad
yards, by he vras not captured.
One of the bullets of the-negro high
wayman tore a hole through Taafe's hat.
but did no further damage.
FAIR BRINGS
LOVERS TOGETHER
Henry Nickel and Mrs. Viola
ilann'Meet by Accident and
Are Married.
The -World's Fair at SL Louis Is respon
sible for bringing together two lovers who
were married yesterday In East St. Louts
by Justice of the Peace Beach.
They were Henry Nickel. 60. and Mrs.
Viola Mann. 35, both of Oklahoma City,
Olc.
Both Nickel and Mrs. Mann own ranches
In the Territory and live In Oklahoma
City when they aro not attending to their
cattle Interests. Both had been married
before, but of late had spent much time
In one anotheis' company.
By accident, the' met In the dining
room of Wics'9 Hotel at the Kant St. Louis
Relay Station yesterday morning. Mann
bad been In East St, Louis to attend to
some financial matter at the National
Stock Yards and intended "doing" the
World's Fair before he returned to his
home. Sirs. Mann had come up to see
the World's Fair. The couple ate their
breakfast together and over their coffee
they agreed to get married and see the
Fai: together.
Clerk Caughlln Issued the marriage li
cense and the couple proceeded to Justice
of the Peace James M. Beach, who per
formed the marriage cermony In his of
fice on Third MrecL The couple returned
to Wles's Hotel and made arrangements
to remain there while they "did" the
Fair.
CLERK REFUSES LICE.VSE.
Vontlifnl Appearance of Conple Pre
vcnls Their Marriage-
A couple whose names are Bpelled
slightly different at both East St. Louis
and Belleville were refused a marriage
license at both places yesterday morning.
They said that their homes were In SL
Louis. At East St. Louis they told Dep
uty George Caughlln that their names
were Edward Cultlng and "Dora Stroude.
A young woman accompanied them who
offered to swear to their ages, but Mr.
Caughlln would not accept her affldavit.
They pleaded awhile, then argued, and
finally departed greatly disappointed.!
They went to Belleville on the flrst'ear
and gave their names there as Edwin
Kcltlng and Dora. Stroud. They were re
fused a marriage license because of their
youthful appearance.
RETX'RX MAIiniACE I.ICE5SE.
Jrmtlre Stanton Receives Document
lie Inadvertently Ware Away.
Justice of the Peace Thomas Stanton
of East St. Louis yesterday morning re
ceived In his mall a marriage license
which he Inadvertently gave to Mr. and.
Mrs. W. J. Sederberg ot No. 12 Obear
avenue, St. Louis, the first couplo he mar
ried. Judge Stanton feared that the marriage
license would never be returned, but Mr.
Sederberg. In hU letter,) stated that he
saw an Item In The Republic calling
attention to the fact that the Justice bad
made a mistake In giving away the li
cense and be looked It up and returned
IL
East St. Louis Items.
The Negro National Civil Liberty party will
meet to-night at tbe City Hau.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis T. Dodson bars re
tcrted from Loalsvlbe. Ky.
Mrs. J. Kline Is visiting In Chicago.
Miss HolIIa of St. Louis is the guest or Mrs.
C. E. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Themas Andrews ar in
Brighton, 1IL
Miss Lillian Walsh Is visiting friends tn
Carml. IH.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins has returned from
a visit In Edwardsvillc.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mann ef TaylorvIUe. XJl..
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilson.
The two Masenlc lodges of East St. Louis
will Institute a new lodge at Granite City. 11L.
to-morrow evening". They will depart from tho
Relay Station at 1:45 p. m
East St. Louis Marrlaate Ltcenaea.
Marriage licenses Issued In East St,
Louis yesterday were to William Dinger
man. aged 3. and Katlterlne Welby. aged
13. both of SL Louis: Henry Nickel, aged
SO. and Mrs. Viola. Mann, aged 35. both
of Oklahoma City: Thomas Taafe, aged,
a. and Josie Toccbette, aged IS, both of
East Et. Louis. i
PRIEST RETURNS
UNUSED LICENSE
Two Suitors, Each Armed With
Document. Struggle for Girl
Rejected One Disappears.
A visit by the Reverend Father Henry
Degenhanlt of ColUnsvllle to the Court
house at EJwardsvllle yesterday revealed
the details of a peculiar struggle for the
affections of a girl.
Father Degenhardt's object was to make
the required return of the license by whose
authority ho had united Mis Veronica
Balnewichikl and Simon Pantellcltls, bo.h
of Muryvilli At the same time he handed
the Clerk another license bearing the girl's
name and that of Joseph NausiJ of Col
Unsvllle. stating that tbe second one would
not be needed.
On April 13 Nausid secured n license, and
Just a week later "Pantel." as he Is called
for stort. obtained another one. The girl's
name being Bohemian, the clerks got the
spelling different, so that the issuance of
the two licenses for one person was not
noticed. ..
Each suitor presented himself at the
girl's home in Marrvllle. armed with a
license, to urge an Immediate marriage.
Each was much surprised to find the other
similarly equipped. For several weeks the
girl wavered between the two and finally
decided In favor of "I'anteL" The re
jected suitor, who had furnished a house,
expecting that success would crown his
SViSs?1 ?nce. raade the Rlrl a present ot
all the furniture and disappeared from
ti,! wtddlntF took Pltce In ColUnsvllle,
the certmony being performed by the Rev
erend Mr. DegcnhardL A celebration
began at once at Maryrillc. A hall was
?ii,1 upe w;Ltu refrhment tables and the
TOiie- ki "!? I?m ft clear. On an end
wall a blanket hung with a wire basket
attached, in the basket a plate of heavy
!?. iel7 ,TCas I,,Sco'- The Rusrfans as
sembled from miles around and the men
took turns In hurling silver dollars at the
L.r,fi .i.was Mruck and broken tbe
successful thrower was entitled to one
dance with the bride, but all tho dollars,
hit or mlH. w;ent to her and became her
dower. She In turn furnished the re
freshments. r.iii,t!i'-v 'T'foratlon. which closed last
night. -) plates were broken. The bride
provided twenty-Ate hams, two quarters
of beef, forty-five half-barrels of beer and
a loaves of btrad. and. after paying for
these sha had J450 left as net proceeds of
the plate-throwing.
TWO MEN SHOT
IN LABOR RIOT
Workmen at Granite City Resent
Importation of Foreigners to
Take Their Places.
J. R, Cole and Frank Wilcox were shot
and wounded and a score of workmen cut
and bruised in a riot at Granite City yes
terday among the workmen employed at
the Granite City Manufacturing Compa
ny's plant.
For several weeks there have been hard
feelings among the men. engendered by
the Importation of foreign workmen. Tes
terday morning the foreigners and the
hostile workmen clashed.
Many shots were fired, but except In the
cases of Cole and Wilcox the bullets went
wild. Some the men picked up bricks and
missies and hurled them Into the crowd,
cutting and bruising many. Wilcox was
bit on the left leg by a bullet, while Cole
was struck on the right foot.
A riot call was sent to the police, who
responded, and after a short struggle the
men were gubdued. No arrests were made.
OSTERHAIS AT REI.LEVILLE.
Citizens Formally Welcome General
lo Ilia Old Home.
General Peter J. Osterhaus, Civil War
veteran, yesterday arrived In Bel'eville. his
old home, for a few days" visit. He was
met by a delegation of old citizens of
Belleville who were his neighbors before
the war. A reception committee., consist
ing of General William H. Powell. Ed
ward Abend. John Heinzelman. Henry
Rheln. Captain George Bender. John
Wamser, Martin Helnemann. P. M. Ro
meiser, D. S. Heller and Joseph Dletx, re
ceived him.
An informal reception followed at the
First National Bank building, and then
the General was driven to the residence
of Colonel Caslmlr Andel at Pine Grove,
where he will be entertained during his
stay In Belleville. General Osterhaus will
be the guest of honor at a public recep
tion and campflre, to be given at the
Liederkranz Hall to-morrow night.
East Side Realty Transfers.
Real estate transfers filed for record tn Belle
ville yesterday were:
Jesse I. Gedney to Annie Gedney. part let t.
flrst subdivision Can Com,; warranty deed. jl.
Marv Hurtt to James Murphy, southeast
half of lot 1E9. block . Illinois city. Kast SL
Louis: warranty deed. S3.CC0.
M. L. Gray to Robert II. Harding, lot M
and northeast halt of lot 2. block Ei e
curUy addition: Recorder's deed: tl.
John Ktofi to Walter Oowans. lot t and
southwest 0 feet, lot . block ID, W. Fark:
warranty deed. ll.C4d.
John Kloess to C R, Gump, lot C, except S)
feet off southwest end, block 19, W. Park:
warranty deeel; IMO.
Children Traveled Alone,
Clara, Louis and Marie Stoffel, aged 12.
9 and E years, respectively, yesterday
morning arrived In Belleville, at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Henry Ehret. of No.
(i uascuuian svenus, aney traveled:
from the home of their father, E; E. Stof
fel. formerly of Mascoutab. but now of
Trinidad. Colo., all alone. They were met
at the St. Louis Union Station bv Mrs.
Enret, wno Drought tnem lo Belleville.
They will remain with her for about two
months.
Defendants Win In Straus Suit.
The suit ot Catherine Strauss against
William Baltx, administrator of the estate
of Catherine Strauss of Mlllstadt. -was de
cided In favor of the defendant In the Cir
cuit Court yesterday. A note for J350
caused the suit. Mrs. Strauss. It Is said,
favored one of her children more than she
did the others.
Belleville News Notes.
Lincoln Lodge. No. 1SJ. K. & L. 0f vr
will rive a euchre party this evening at the
Odd Fellows HalL K '
TheY'"'.v; T- Kf Til' n"t " affmoon
at the Wet Belleville Chestnut Street Mission.
The Ladles' Missionary Society or the Lu
theran Church wtl! give an entertalnm.nt this
evening at the Liederkranz HalL
F. Knoebel Is In Belleville.
The funeral of tbe late Adam Doerr will
take place this afternoon at l o'clock from St,
Peter's Cathedral to Green Mount Cemetery.
Tbe Reverend W. SI. Gardner was Installed
as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church last
night.
A special meeting of tho Tradi and Labor
Assembly was held last night at Adlers Hall.
Miss Emma obst. accompanied by ber sis
ter. Lydia. and Wis Lillian Dobsehuetx of
Belleville, departed last evening for Pasadena.
Cal.. where ahe is to b married t Moritz
Dobsehuetz. formerly of Belleville. The mar
riage will take place Monday.
hold coram cojrvEvnojr may 31.
Assembly Will Meet In Edwardsvllle
to Select Delegates.
At a meeting of tbe Democratic Execu
tive Committee In Edwardsvllle yesterday
a call was Issued for a county convention
to be held at Edwardsvllle Tuesday. May
3L The primaries will be on the previous
Saturday. May S.
The purpose of the convention Is to se
lect seventeen de'egates to the State Con
vention, to be held at Springfield. Tuesday
June 14: sixty-eight delegates to the Con
grelonal Convention, which will-be held
In East St. Louis, Saturday. July 19, and
thirty-four delegates to the Senatorial
Convention, the time and place of which
have not been fixed.
Two hundred and twenty-two delegates
will comprise the County Convention.
KILLED BY C. A. TRAIN.
Jnmea It. I'aok of Indianapolis Sleets
With Fatal Accident.
James II. Cook of Indianapolis was killed
yesterday by a fast mall train in the
American Bottom as he was on his way
to take his first lesson in railroading.
Cook arrived the night before from In
diana and secured a boarding place at
Mitchell. He was 15 years old and bad
studied electricity in his home town.
He received an offer to learn the inter
locking system and worK for the Big
Four. At 7 o'clock yesterday morning he
was on his way to the Interlocking station,
a half mile north of Mitchell, to take his
first lesson.
The approach of a Wabash train at high
spcvxl attracted his attention to such an
extent that he did not notice that the
train was racing with a limited on the C.
".- A, The latter struck and Instantly
killed him, hurling the body far to one
side.
An Inquest was held yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Coroner C. E: Hosklns of Ed
wardsvllle. .The bodv- was taken to the
undertaking -establishment of H. Rltter at
Edward&vllle. and will be sent to Indian
apolis. Jerseys Hie Notes.
Doctor Robert Coctrel cf Jerseyvllle has
gone to Peoria. III.
Editor Joseph W. Becker cf the Jerseyvllle
Republican went to Springfield to attend the
Republican Plate Convention.
John Wanda of Kransauch. Germany, Is
the guest of Fred Scheffer In Jerseyvllle.
Harry WadJell of Peoria. 111., is a visitor
In Jerse)v!l!e.
The Keverend J. T. Green bss returned to
White HalL III., aftr Msltlng Jerseyvllle
friend.
The R-verenl Doctor J. A. Ford was a
visitor :n Ft. Ijods esterday.
Harrv Ever, of St. Louis Is the guest of
Jerseyvllle filenel..
A. C. Uotb of Jerseyvllle has gone to Car
linvllle. III.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Seago of Granite City
are the guests of relatives In Jersey ville.
Edward Worthlngton has returned to New
Orleans. La., after veiling Jerseyvllle rela
tives. "The German LuTputlans" will appear at
Fern's Opera-hou.e to-morrow evening.
The Young Men's Social club of Jersy
ville will give a dancing party Saturday even
ing at the National HalL
Dl.trlet Game Warden Frank Bowden of
Fieldon, 111., was a visitor in Jerstyvllle yes
terday. N. Y. C. & H. R. TO
FLOAT BIG LOAN
New Tork. May 11. Definite arrange
ments are reported to have been made
for the flotation of a loan by the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company. It has been generally admitted
that the company needs for terminal Im
provements here and for Improvements at
Syracuse and Buffalo, as well as to pro
vide for the floating Indebtedness, the sum
of from JW.0O0.00O to t.!0,0. The lean,
as at present arranged for. it Is said, will
be somewhat less, probably about X2.-
000.000.
The Central road, like the Pennsylvania,
will prefer to finance In stock, and some
tlTJOO.CCO of stock is at present unissued.
The loan. It Is believed, will provide the
funds necessary for the company's uses
until such time as It can sell the unissued
stock to advantage.
As at present contemplated, the new loan
will take the form of a 4-per-cent tblrty
ycar debenture bond, similar In character
to the recent Issue of Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern debenture bonds. The
syndicate formed to handle the transac
tion. It 1 believed, will make no public
offering of the debenture until next month.
TO STRAIGIITEX FRISCO TRACKS.
ncaurvey la Being; Made of the Ozark
Division.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
West Plains, Mo., May 11. A corps of
surveyors In charge of Assistant Chief
Engineer A. I. Campbell Is at work mak
ing resurvey of the Ozark division of the
Frisco system between Springfield and
Tnayer. for the purpose of reducing the
curves and lowering the grades'. The work
will be completed In ten days.
At present, the Frisco can haul but
sixteen cars of freight ovr the Ozark
division. By lowering the ade to 1 per
cent, the tonnage can be ubled. Sev
eral small towns along the. line do not
appear on the new survey.
O. A. TRAFFIC IS HEAVY.
Extra Equipment Required for
World's Fair Business,
S. D. Reeve, supeilntendent of terminals
of the Chicago and Alton, at Chicago. Is
at the Planters. Mr. Reeve Is of the opin
ion that the traffic from Chicago to the
Fair will be very heavy.
Already every train Is crowded, and
extra equipment Is being added. Because
of conditions at Union Depot It Is not
probable that the Alton will run coach
excursions during the World's Fair sea
son. TUNNEL UNDER NORTH RIVER.
Hudson and Manhattan Receive
Permit From State Board.
New York, May 11. The State Board of
Railroad Commissioners to-day- granted a
certificate "of public necessity" to the
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad, of which
WIllLtm G. McAdoo Is president. The cer
tificate permits the company to build a
tunnel under the North River from the
foot of Cortlandt street to Exchange-place,
Jersey City.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SrE-IAL
New York. May 11. Eggs-Receipts 24.EM
ca'ts. The market presented very peculiar fea
tures In respect to the range of qualities and
resulting pri;. on the goods that receivers bad
free for "ale. For eally fancy graded Northern
lS'iC could be made readily for full lota, buy
er's !tspectlo-i of sample, but there were num
berlers tits that owners submitted with a fair
degiee of confidence that were refused accept
snee. Fcr averare- btst Western, rerular pack
ings, prices ranged from ITc to Isc. There w.r
sales of ordinary Southern down to lie. under
a determination to de.r the floors of this
stock, erven at a conslderabU loss over and
above the commlsiton charged up against the
shlrirente- Western average bet l'liSlSc.
Other quotations unchanged.
Philadelphia. May 11. Eggs steady: fair de
mand: fresh near-by IT'ic. at marVr fresh
Western nc do.: freVt Southwestern 114c do.;
fresh Southern l.c do
Kansas City. Mo. May IL Eggs steady:
fresh Missouri and Kansas strck He dot. case
ewunt: new No. 2 whltewood cases Included.
Southern lie: cass returned .c less.
Ch'.easo. Mav 11. Eggs steady; at mark, eaa-s
IncluJ-d. U01S4c.
Poultry.
RKrCBMC ""ECIAL.
New Tork. May 11. Live Poultry Receipts
2 cars Western. 1 Southwestern, and 1 South
ern, There was a fair demand for fowls, and
tbe market was about sustained at lxc but
a clearance this week Is not expected. Brolle s.
Southern. sma.'l. per pair, SDtttoc Other quo
tations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry Receipts 1.X4C pkgs. The
fresh rc!pts were not so heavy, but receivers
hsd some that arrived at first of the week, un
sold, and available supply was fully equal to
the wants of the trade. Buying waa confined
almost entirely to tbe Jobbing element, and
wnll they did not object to paying lie for se
lted Northern fowls, there were very desira
ble Southwestern f3wls CD the market that
were urged to sab? at lc although some of
the better marks brought a fraction more.
Prime havy fowls bad a possible value cf U'4c.
but anything coare or over 7 lbs. was dtfncult
to sell at 12r, although there was some spec
ulative Inejulry for prime, welgnty fowls to
go Into the freezer for future account. Fresh
killed turkeys very poor and under n'g'ect.
Squabs more plenty and market rc per eloz.
lower all around. Very little frozen poultry
arriving, but fancy stock was held with much
confidence. Iced-Pquabs. white, choice, doz..
R.T5: mized -.; prime, elark, tl.w. Other
quotations unchanged.
Wool.
New Tork. May 11. Wool firm,
London. May 11. Tbe offerings at the wool
auction sales tev-eiay amounted to 14.70S bales.
There wss strong competition fcr good, greasy,
half-bred combing and medium New South
Wales scoured, and extreme rales were paid.
French buyers purchased greasy peers eagerly.
Cross-breds. largely medium sorts, were in
spirited demand at steady rates. Americans
bought a few lots and also some good to tine
merino. Tbe offerings of Cmpt of Good Hope
were chiefly low greasy. Funta Arenas caused
rod competluewi and they were ail sold at
prices unchanged to d. advance. FolloWng
are the sales in detill: New ftauth Wales. -.SO)
bales; scoetred JHdOls il: greasy d31s Id.
Queensland. 400 bales, scoured lfdttls 10d:
greasy tfjeMd. Victoria, 3M bales; greasy ida
Is 2d. South Anstra'la. 400 bales: scoured J
is 144: greasy JWSMVi. West Australia. X
bales; greasy !i8U'i New Zealand. S.too
bales; greasy 5d. Cape of Good Hope and
NataC MO bales: scoured Is IHd; grcasv Via
THd. Punta Arenas. 4.4W tales: greasy tt!d.
The Metal Markets.
New Yotk. May IL Tin had a partial reac
tion in London, spot closing lis M higher at
(123 Ts (d- and futures Ss higher at 1124. The
local market responded allvhtlr to the better
tone abroad, closing at 27.SOtV2T.eSci Copper
declined 5s tn London to 17 lCs for spot and to
57 lis Sd for futures. The local' market re
mained quiet and unchanged. Lake is quoted
at IT-SOc: electrolytic at IJ.lmi 13.3c at.d cast
ing at 12 ST'iOlil'V. Lead was unchanged at
til ITs td la London and at 4.CTS4.40C In the
New Tork market. Spelter declined 2a (d tn
lb EngUsh market, closing- at IX M. bat. re
mained unchanged here at 5.J0ej.25e. Iran
closed at E2s In Glasgow and at 44s tUd la Mld
dlesboro. Locally, iron was quiet and easy:
No. 1 foundry Northern Is quoted at XlStSU.fiO:
No. 2 foundry Northern nt J 14.754 15?; No. "1
foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern
soft at 114914 23; Pig iron warrants aro quoted
nominal at Kr?.73.
Dried Fruits.
New York. May IL The market for evap
orated apples show, no quotable change, hold
ers still being confident, while the volume of
demand Is small, common are quoted at 41
'Vie; prime 'Sfi5s,e: choice C'.ifSc; fancy 71
.'-c- Prunes show some Improvement in tone
in the ab(enee of selling pressure and ruled
about steady at prices ranging from 3c to 5c.
according to grade. Aprlct-t-s are quiet, tut not
being urged for sale show a generally firm
undertone. Choice are qiwted at aijtilsc: extra
efcolcs at 19t10i- aid fancy at llSlSc.
Ieaches are n practically the same position as
of late. Choice are quoted at T'ic; extra
choice at 74.ttcp and fan.y at SftU.ic.
Dry t.neitls.
New Tork. May IL -IIuers of dry good, show
continued apathy, although here and there a
disposition tn take goods on memorandum is
evidenced. The announcement of the liquida
tion of Sweetsr. IVmbrook & C.. has been
ths topic cf principal conversation throughout
the trade to-dav and considerable speculation
has been Indulged in regarding the ultimate, is
sue. Suirar.
Nw Tork. May it. Sugar Raw firm: fair re,
fining 3c: centrifugal. se teat. s',c. molasses
sugar 2c, Refined arm.
New Orleans. La., May H. Sugar steady:
open kettl -".SJJ-lSc: open kettle centrifugal
3SJSc: centrifugal white e'.irlSe: vellow JViO
41.C: seconds 2i23t-c Mol ises nominal; open
kettle 2nti23c: centrifugal lucflc. falrup nom
inal. 201123c.
Turpentine nnd Rosin.
New York. May 11. Rosin steady. Turpentlns
quiet: 5stf".v.
savannan, el.. May IL Turpentine firm.
54V.C Rosin tlrm. A. TL C J2.30: l Ji!5. R
J2.t.l: F $2.70: S J2.T1. II J-.T3: I 2.: K JJ.U:
M t.2o; N fl23: vV : JLS1; W W R.S3.
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and h
'all of the Rivers
Fcr
I hours ending
at 7 a. m.:
St. Louis.
Stations.
Pittsburg
Parkersburg .......
Cincinnati
Loul.vlllet
Nashville
Chattanooga .......
Florence
Johnsonvllle
Evansvllle
St. Paul
Dubuque ...........
Davenport
Keokuk
Grafton
Omaha
Kansas City.
Iloonvllle ..........
Hermann ...........
St. I4)u!s.. ..........
Chester
Cairo
Memphis ...........
Little Rock
VIcksburg
Shrevemrt
New Orleans.......
Rl-e. -Fall.
Wednesilay.
Danger.
May IL 13C4.
Gauge. Change.
3.2 -C.I
T.t -0.
17.2 -I.I
7.R -O.S
1'.0 -9.3
7. 0 3
3 7
it"s -i""
7.2 -0.1
10 ts -0.2
9 1 0.0
5.4 -0.1
22.o
3.rt
I.1.0
2.
4!L
23.0
K.D
21.0
25.0
14.1)
13.0
15.0
15.0
23.0
1S.0
21.0
20.9
21.0
-1.0
20.0
43.0
23.0
23.0
45.0
2.0
lt.0
S.J
13.0
II 2
16.3
23.
22.S
37.4
32.0
9.3
41.4
8.3
H.7
-0.1
-0.1
-1.3
-0.3
-o.e
-0.4
-1,2
-o.i
0.7
0.1
1.S
-0.1
EDWARD IL BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official.
River and Business.
The rivers In this 'district will continue to
falL
River Forccnat.
Harbor gauje je.terday marked 25.S feet.
Indicating a fall of . cf a foot In 24 hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday waa mod
erate. Weather fair.
To-Day'a Weather.
Partly cloudy.
Arrived.
City ot Savannah
Spread Eagle
..Tennessee River
Alton
Departed.
Spread Eagle....
Alloa
Peoria
..Calbonn County
Ilald Eagle
Belle ot Calhoun...
Departures To-Day.
St. Paul ....St- Paul
Spread Eagle .", .Alton
River Rlalto Brevities.
The City of Savannah arrived yesterday
from tbe Tennessee River. Stie will He over
until Saturday, when she will take a party of
Illinois Kate officials to the battlefield of
Shlloh. 1 he City of Memphis will arrive to-
morrow.
Captain Tom Garrison took out the torpedo-boat
destroyer Lawrence yestcrCar, He
will go with the steamer as far as New Or
leans. Captain Bill Massle was a caller upon Sec
retary Drown at the Haroor rooms yesterday.
The Belle of Calhoun departed yesterday
afternoon for Calhoun County landings with a
good cargo.
The Ferd Herold will arrive to-day from
Memphis and ts scheduled to depart on the
return tnmorrow afternoon.
The BaM Eagle departed jesterday. after
noon for Peoria with a good cargo of freight
and passengers. ,,
Captain Ed Fulkerscn of St. Charles, Mo.,
was among the callers at the harbor rooms
yesterday.
The Chester Is due this morning from 1Cape
Girardeau. She will depart on the return to
morrow afternoon.
'Captain Steve Greenwell took out the United
States gunboat Nashville yesterday to New
Orleans, v
The Cape Girardeau will b in this morn
ing from Commerce. She departs en the re
turn In the afternoon.
Tbe St. Paul Is due this morning from St.
Paul. She will go out on the return- in the
afternoon.
Freight Is being received for the Chal
mette. which will depart for New Orleans: Sat
urday afternoon.
Ry Teletjrnph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Crand Tower, lib. May It. Chester tp it
a. m. Cape Girardeau up at :40 a. rn. Sucker
I.ee down at 7:40 a. m. May Hill up it 1 a. m.
The gauge reads 25.1 feet and falling. Weather
clear.
Paducab. Kv.. May IL Gauge reads 24 feet
and falling. Dick Fowler to Cairo at I a. m.
Joe Fowler to and from Evansvllle on time to
day. Charles Turner out of Tennessee River.
Clyde departed at S n. m. for Tennessee Hlvr.
City ot Memphis out of Tennessee River at t
p. m. Faille and tow coal passed down at -4
p m. Butlorff departed for Nashville at Boon.
Weather clear and pleasant: wind from the
south.
Burlington. la.. May 11. The riser rose-1 Inch
since last report- The stage is 8' feet 4 Inches
above low-water mark. Weather clear and
warmer. Elolse In and out from Keokuk.
Chester. Ill..'Mey 11 Gauge . feet: fall
ing. Weather fair and mild. Wash Honshelt.
llghL down S p. m. United states steamer King
and tow un 8-30 last r.lsht. CItr of savannah
up 8:20 Ian night. J. M. Rlchtmsn and bargs
6 a. m. Chester 3 n. m. 'Cape Girardeau 4 p.
m. Ferd Herold Is due up to-night.
Pittsburg. Pa.. May II River S feet: falling
at Davis Island ilam. Cloudy: cool.
Cincinnati. O.. May II. River IS.' feet; fall
In. Three departures. Clear; warmer.
Louisville. Ky.. May 11. -River falling. In
canal 7.C: on falls 5.1; below locks ILL Clear
and pleasant
Memphis. Tenn . Mar II. River stands a
1ft. a fall of .2 In the last 24 hours. Th
Georgia I,ee departed at 12 noon for Cairo with
a fair trip. The Lucille Nowtand departed at
5:39 p. m. for Vlcksburg with a good trip.
The James Lee departed at & p. m. tor Friar's
Point. Tbe Robert B. Lee departed t 3:20 p.
m. for Ashport. Receipts by river to-day were
4 bales cotton and 184 sacks cotton seed.
Cairo. HU May 11. Gauge reads St.), showing
a fall of ls durtag-j the last 24 hours. Weather
fair and warm. The Bees Lee departed for
Memphis nt 13 p. m. The Ferd Herold arrived
from Memr.bls at 5 s. m. and cleared for St.
Louis at 7 a. m. The Dick Fowler waa In
and out on time. The Stacker Lee arrived from
St. Louis st 4 p. m, and departed for Mem
phis at 5 p. m. The Carrie V. arrived from
the Upper M1s!m1ppI at 4 p. m. Tho City of
Memphis Is due.
Evansvllle. Ind.. May ll.-Rlver IS,:; falling.
Clear and warmer.
Wheeling. W. Va.. May U. River 1 feet
II Inches, falling. Clear, cool. Up: Avalcn.
Pittsburg. Down: Bessie Smith, Parkersburg:;
Kanawa. Charleston.
Warsaw. III.. Mar 1L Gauge reads li feet.
No chance tn last 24 hours. Weather eloudr
and eoof. Dubuque up at ( o'clock pu m.
I.ouls with two barges down. Silver Crescent
in and out,
Vlcksburr. Mi's.. May 11 The gauge reads
43.4. a fall of 1. The Belle of th BndJ U
dne In. Tbe Cordell cleared. The Elk ar
rived. Tb American cleared for Lake Provi
dence. Weather clear.
STEAMBOATS.
IDA PATTON.
Steam launch. leaves wharfbeat. foot cf Pins
St., svery hour for warship.
ROUND TRIP, 25c.
Only steel hull
ftfnraer for
Str. CHESTER
Ste. Genevieve.
C n I e;r.
tl 1 e a rrvllle.
W lttenrerr. Grand Tower and all way points
CAP GIRARDEAU MONDAYS AND FRI
DAYS at p. m. Phones Mam 1JI- Kinloch.
b tcr vr. n. penisto Agent.
Dedication of Shilol, Monun.8i.ts.
St. Louis and Tennessee niver Packet
Company.
For St. Genevieve. St. Marys. Cheater,- Cap
Girardeau. Commerce. Calm Paducab and all
landings on Cumberland. Ohio and Tennessee.
Rivers to Shlloh. Tenn.
STEAMER, CITY OF SAVANNAH.
Will leave Saturday, May It. at 10 o'clock
" STEAMER CITY OF MEMPHIS. .
Will leave Saturday. May 14. at 4 tretoek
p. m. From wharfboat. fool of Pine, street. St.
Louts. All cabin passenger accommodatlcma
reserved.
STEAMER TENNESSEE. -r
win leave wharfbost- foot of Broadway.
Paducah, Ky.. Saturday, ilay II. at i P-'ja-for
RsttleAeld of Shlloh. Fare for rouad -Iris
sio. fneltidln meals and Vverih.
JOHN & atASaXNvUIJ,
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