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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. jIAY 12. 1904.
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TWO PIANOLA RECITALS
THURSDAY, MAY I2TH,
AFTERNOON AT 3:30 EVENING AT 8:15
0 Cards of Admission cnui7)
SOLOIST ADAH' BLACK
AT WHICH WILL BE USED THE NEW
Stein Miniature Grand.
At this recital a feature of special
Interest -r-111 be the use of the "Stelu
Tray" Miniature Grand. The program
will have additional attractiveness
because of the rich sonority and bril
liancy of tone and exquisite singing
qualities of this latest triumph of the
Stelnvray" art- Tills little Grand,
occupylns scarcely more space than an
upright piano. Is creatine cnthuslaFm
among distinguished musicians eiery
where. This Is the first of a series of eUht
concerts to be Given during the month of Hay for the purpos
rou to the perfected Pianola The -ttetrostyle.
BOLllOTS RECITAL HALL,
If20 OLIVE STREET.
SPECIALTIES.
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RAYS
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Deposits.
NOTICE I
Marrtar and Death Notlcta Inserted In
Th Republic will ba forwarded by tcte
rraph to any en or all or the papers
named below for simultaneous publication,
without extra chair. IX a request to d
so ercoupanles tb copy. Notice received
after midnight cannot bo forwarded, bow
e.er, until tbe nest evening.
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Hochrster Herald. Prorldence Journal.
DEATHS.
D'HARLtNTJirE-On Tuesdar. Mai 10. ISO, at
J1.K p. tn.. Alfred, twlovrd husband or Cora
E. D'Harllwrue (nee Eeqtiette), ana father of
Alfred TvH.rilt.pif, jr.. son of Clementina
D'Htrltngue. brother of Sirs. T. MeBarron.
Mrs. A. K. a-Tnlah. Louie and Victor lrHar
linjrue. iruneral trotn residence. No. 1323 St.
Ansa avenue, at 130 p. m. Friday. May 13. to
Holy Ancels Cbcrch. Deceased -was a member
of Valler Council. Itoral Arcanum, and Broth
erhood of stationary Engineers.
DOOLKV-On Tuesdav, Hay 10. 101. at 12:M
a- zzu. Elizabeth Uooley. beloved wife of John
Doo'.er and mother of Mrs. P. L. llyland and
Mrs. Thomas email (nee Oooley). Funeral will
take place Friday znoznlnr. May 12. art s a. no-,
from the family residence. No. 144 North Sec
ond street. East fct. IshiIs. to St. Patrick's
(jriurcn. tnence to Mount cairmej uezraeierr.
friends of the family In lied to attend.
FOSIXR-On Wednesday. May 10. ISM. at
Atlantlo Cltj'. N. J. Colonel Charles . Ko
it. U. S. A., retired. Interment at Viest
Point. .V. V.
GAVIN There will he a lutein Wth mm
of requiem month's mind at kt. Leo's Church.
Friday, Mar U. J3C4U at o'clodc a. zn.. for the
repoje or th soul of Patrick Gavin, belotea
htu-band of the late Ellen Hendy GaMn and
Sather of the Reverend J. T. Qailn. btephen
. Itatherlne A. and Julia GaMn. I rlenda ln
Mted to attend.
GRANT-On Tuesday. May W. ISM. Mary K.
0-ant. beloved wile ot Alex. D Grant. Fu
neral Friday; May u. at :9 p. zn-, from, fam
ily residence, -o- a'S Maple.
HANMORE-On VHlnesdar. Mar II. 1S0I. at
30 a. zn.. John J. llaarsorw. beur.ed husband
ot Sarah Hanmore (nee Castor) and father ot
Mrs. Henry Kern. Mr. John Maloney and Dan
iel llanmore, ased bl years. Funeral Itlday,
May 15, at 2 n. m., from family roldence. No.
:t South Second street, to Annunciation
church, thesco to CaUary Cemetezr. Deceafed
ia. a late member of enclne coctpanr No. TZ.
KltUEGER Entezed Icto rest oa Wednesday.
May 11. 15M. at 2 a. m . Adolph J. Krueser.
belsved husband of ICatle Krueger (bee Ueinzel
and fathe of Ellancra Kruexer and our dear
acr and brother, ased 4S years. Funeral en
Fzldar, May 13. at 3 r zu.. from residence.
No. jai.V South Jefferson avenue.
IjABKTN-On Wednesday. May U. 1X. at S.(0
B. zn.. Daniel Robert Larkln. beloved son of
anlel and Mary larkln (nee Meenashan), a:ed
2 3 ears and 1 month. Funeral will talce Place
from the family residence. No. 3405 North Elliot
avenue, on Friday. May 13. at 3 p. m . to cal
vary Cemetery. Friends of the family axe la
vlted to attend.
McfAAUCnLIN-On tVednerday. Mav 11. 1S04.
at S a. m.. middenlr. Patnch Mctnrhlln. dear
father of Patrick McLaughlin and Mrs TV. J.
Qutnn (nee McLaughlin), and brother of Thomas
McLaurhlln. Funeral will take olace Friday.
Mav 13. from family residence. No 3f5?4 North
Sarah street, at 3 o'clock a. m . to St. Matthews
enures, trence to calvary ceme.ery. tTienas
Invited to attend.
McIAll-On Wdnday. Mar 11. 1304. nt U
a. zn.. Owen 3IcLear. heloel husband of the
late Anra McLear (nee Maley) and father of
j-waru, xrtenxaa. busen. Anna ana juua, fu
neral from family residence. No. 3313 Biddla
street, on Friday, May IS. at 1:30 n. m.. to bt.
Rrtdcit-'s Church, thmca to Calvary Cemetery.
l"nenda lrvited. Member of Facred Ueazt
llranca. No. 131. Cataol'c Knlchu ot America.
MEYEH Entered Into rest on Wednesday,
May II. 1M4 at 3 p. zn.. alter a Ucserini; Ill
ness. John Sebastian Meyer, teloved husband
of l'ho-he Jane Meyer (nee Uarton). dear father
of Georve W. Meyer. Naomi Meyer (nee Meyer).
Ella Sebastian. Noma and IUrton Meyer,
brother of Conrad Meyer, aged GS years. Fu
neral will tak olace Friday. May 13. at 130
p m . trcra the family residence. No. no South
Neetead avenue.
MOliniS Ente.-ed into ret on Tuesday. May
10. 1S04. at 1 p. za, Charles Morris, beloved
father of Mm. Mary E. Mathleu, Mrs. cnarlea
E. btewart and Mrs. James M. Stewart and
crandratber of Mies Addle T. Mathleu. Fu
neral Thursday. Mar 13. at 3 p. zn.. from rest
denceof his son-in-law, Cherl-s E. Wewart,
No. 3S3S Morgan street, to Bellefontalne Cem
etery. Jerseyvlll. 111. and Cape Girardeau.
Mo papers please copy.
MURPHY On Wednesday, May 11. 1504. at
10:3) o'clock p. zn.. Mary Murphy (neo Dunn),
relict of the late WJlllam Murpnv. beloved
mother of Chsrles J. Tobin and William J.
Murphy, aped 73 years. The funeral will take
plsce. Thursday, the 13th Inst, at 3 o'clock p.
zn.. from tamtor residence. No. 34i7 Oark ave
nue, to St. Malarhys Church, thence to Cal
vary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. Chi
cago, 111., and R&stlngSr Minn., papers please
copy.
MURRAT Entered Into, rest on Wednesday,
May 11. 1K4. at 130 p. zn.. Mm. Ellen Murrar
(nee Rowan), beloved mother of Frank. Will
iam and John Murray, after a abort limes, at
the ace of 5 years. Funeral Saturday at 1:30
p. m . from family residence. No. 140o Monro:
street, to St. Michael's Chnrch. thence to Cal
vary Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited
to attend.
RTAN On Tuesday, llav 10. 14. -l T30
n'clock p. zru Lottie, beloved daughter or Thom
as XL and Nellie Ryan (nee Carr), sister of
Thomas. Daniel and Mrs. Maade Erepan'kt
(nee Ryant asM 17 rears and I months. The
funeral will take place from famllv resldenee.
No 4CS Mafctt av.nue. Fziaay. May 13. at 3
n'clcck p. m to VMtatlon Church, thence to
Calvary Cemeter". Chlcaio, I1L, and aintcn.
Mo, Dspezs pleare copy.
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO..
nar oute st.
Day or lNIght.
403 Grsa'te bldx- Cremstlnna. Ma.
FILSIN6ER & FROTH,
1617 WaxlilnETon An,
Have a very largo stock of
Granite Hi Marble
MONUMENTS
At Los Prices.
Program.
(a) ("antique D'Araour. l.lz;
(b) Badinage Hertert
MANOLA.
Were ily Sonc with t tan
Provided I la ha
ADAH BLACK.
tcnnzpanled by the Pianola.)
to) s trade;: Overture ...... Klotcw
Non e'Ver. Mattel
CKCHESTREIJ.B.
(a) Vali Brlillanre. A naa.Mosikownl
(b) l'apiuons d' Amour bchuett
PIANOLA.
to) Sprln Sonc ....Welt
(b) At Partlnr; Hotels
ADAH BLACK.
(Accompanied by the II noil )
of Introducing
"THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS"
$90.00
CHen away next week. Watch for tlis
BARGAIN ADS
IN THE
WEDNESDAY REPUBLIC.
WEST END FEED WAREHOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Two Homes. Hitched In 1'ronl, Se
verely Tlaruetl Before They Could
Be Led Away.
A tire In the storeroom of the West End
Teed and Coal Company required the test
efforts of three lire companies for an hour
jesterdaj- afternoon to extinguish It. Tho
bulldtn? was located In the rear of the
company's office. No. S3 North Vande
venter aenue. and was practically de
stroyed. A nepro driver employed by the com
pany turned In the alarm, and, -when the
Uremen arrived the Interior of the liulMlns
vios a moss ot Homes. A team of hor.es
hitched outside the door had been severely
burned. The animals refused to be led
away and could not be moved until they
were blindfolded and backed out of dan
ger. The bulldlns. which was 120 feet lonp by
ui leer. wiae. was nueu wun nay, straw,
oats and bran. All ere destroy ed, its well
a a storm bugtry. a runabout and three
wasons. W. L. Wondrecheck. manager of
tbe company, estimates his loss at C400.
covered by Insurance. The origin of the
fire Is unknown, but It Is thought to have
been caused by a lighted cigar or cigarette
thrown among the bales of hay. The build
ing is the property of Thomas Orate.
Griffin excursion, Arcadia, Mo.. SI .23,
Stopping at Iron Mountain, Mlddlebrook.
Pilot Knob and Ironton, Sunday. Mar lj.
Iron Mountain Route, leaving union Sta
tion 7:45 a. m.
"West Plains Tench er-s Selected.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
West Plains, M'o, May 1L The School
Board of this city has selected the fol
lowing teachers: Professor II. E. Robln
on, luperlntendenl: Clyde Hill. Mrs. M.
F. Wlnnlngham. Mrs Carrie Phelps,
Misses StelU Harris. Phoebe Daildson,
Dona Brown, Sallle Carter, Mae Johnson.
ICnto Leu Is. Maggie I'oster, Kosa Brown,
Delta l'orry. Berta 'Wlnnlngham. arsist
ants. Cora. Clark is to be teacher of the
negro school.
EUectrle Line la Assured.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
St, Joseph. Mo., May 1L Promoters of
the Maryville-St. Joseph Electric Line
were Informed to-day that Judge J. V.
Thompson, general solicitor for tbe road,
had returned from the East with the as
surance that abundant capital had been
interested to Insure the construction of
the line at once.
Dietrich 'Will Return to Post.
HEFCBUC SPECIAL.
Chilllcothe. Mo. May 11. Harman R.
DIetiicli. United States Consul to Guaya
quil, rxnzaaor, iiwiay announcea nis in
tention to return to his South American
post in t?plte cf the delro or his relatives
here that he resign and remain here with
his four small children.
Famons Author Fonnd Dead.
New York. May 11. Professor Henry
Clark Johnson, author of many text
books and assistant corporation counsel
of thli city since 1S39, has been fcund
dead In ids apartments here from heart
disease.
This TMilminy
TFIU sorely Interest many readers ot
The Republic.
James O. Gray, aibson. Mo- writes about
Drake's Palmetto Wlae as follows: I live In
the Missouri Swataps In Dunklin County and
have been sick with Malarial fever and for fif
teen months a walking- skeleton. One bottle of
Drake's Palmetto Wine has dose me mora good
than all the medicine I have taken In that&tieen
months. I am baying two more bottln to star
cured. Drake's Palmetto Wine is the best med
icine and tonic tor Malaria. Kidney and Liver
ailments I ever used or heard or. Ifeelnellnow
after using one bottle.
A. A. Feldicg. Knoxrllle. Tenru writes: I had
a bad case of sour Stomach and Indigestion. I
could eat so little that I was "falling to-bones"
and could not sleep cor attend to mr business.
I used tbe trial bottle and two large seventy-five
cent bottles and can tro thfully say I am entirely
cared. I have advised many to write for a free
trial bottle.
J. W. Moore. Montlcelta. Minn-makes tbe fol
lowing statement about himself and a neighbor.
Be says: Four bottles ot Drake's Palmetto
Wins has cured me of catarrh ot Bladder and
Kidney trouble. I suSeredten years and spent
hundreds ot dollars with best doctors and spec
ialists without benefit. Drake's Palmetto Wine
has made me a well man. a young woman here
was given up to die by a Minneapolis specialist
and he and our local doctor said they could do
no more for her. She has been taking Drake's
Palmetto Wine one week and Is rapidly recov
eriEg. The Drake Formula Company. Drake Bldg
Chicago, III- will xend a trial bottle ot Drake's
Palmetto Wine tree and prepaid to any reader
of The Republic A letter or postal card Is your
only expense to get, this free bottle of Drake's
Palmetto Wln. For sale by Rabotean & Co
700 North Broadway.
DEATHS.
aaa.a fN,VVW'sr-'ar-s-iaffstliJ
PP.OtTDFTT-The body of John William
Proucrlt. drowned at Newcastle. DeL. on Ko
vember 3; IMS, has seen recovered and was
Interred at Newcastle. Tuesday; May 1. MM.
VISIC'EAtJ-On Wednesday, May II. 1S04, at
5 a. m- Margaret Vlstmeau. beloved wife' of
N. L. Vlahneau and mother of Joseph. Junes.
John. Mrs. Mary Stalta and Mrs. Margaret
Smith (n VUhneau). aged years. Funeral
FrldayvMav u. at J:J0 a. m- from reoldence.
No. ra Prairt avenue, to St. Teresa's
Church. tlrnee to St- Joseph' Cemetery.
Friends Invited to attend.
TVARREN At Meadow Wood. Chalk Level.
Vs on Mar 19. Mary Benton Warren. wWow nt
David O. Warren. In ner elghty-nrvt rear. In
terment In Virgin!.
WtLUAMS-SudaenlT. eo Wednesday. :
My
It. 1904. at :U a. m- Jesse Ti. Williams, be-
mved son or zf.n;amin J . Ultiuns, at toe axv
a. t . l?nn.nl t.sr4.1av Xtav 1. a.
m. from family zcsldcncr, Nu.
atezvu .
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ZJW.
f East Grand
CONSUL RESCUES
AMERICAN GIRL
Detained in Provincial Jnil Xear
Paris Without a. Charge
Tells Story of Kidnaping.
Paris. May 1L United States Consul
General Gowdy recently receled a letter
from an American girl, saving that she
was locked up in a provincial Jail without
any charge hating been made against her.
The Consul General sect a representative
to the Jail and secured the girl's release.
He then cabled to her patents, residing at
Decatur. Ga.. requesting funds for her re
turn to America. The girl related a sen
sational story. S!i claimed to have been
abducted by an American seeking to
marry her, and said she accompanied htm
on an automobile lour, -as locked up in
a room In a country hotel and oc.iped and
attempted nalk across the country, but
was arrested as a wanderer by the author
ities Inquiries made by Mr. Gondy's repre
sentative enablNhed the correctness of
her detention In the provincial Jail, but the
story of her abduction ha not erlfled.
except by her Ftatecient, which has been
reduced to an affidavit tx-fore the Consul.
The names of the parties are withheld,
as no lesal steps have been taken against
the alleged abductor, on lug to the doubt
ful character of Mime of the accusations.
Pending the arrival of funds, tbe girl Is
being cared for by the American Young
Men's Christian Association.
MAY BB MISS CRANE.
Atlanta, Ga.. May 11. The voung lady
whose case has been repotted from 1'arN
ns having been Investigated by United
States Consul General Gowdv appears to
Le lllsa Belle Crane of Decatur, a .suburb
of Atlanta, rhow father W a prominent
business man here. He ha-; recently re
cited a cablegram from Consul (jenerai
Gowdy. but the exact nature of the mes
sage he Is at present unwilling to give out.
Miss Crane was formerlv a htudent at
Acnes Scot College, Decatur, and Is well
known and popular in this city and nt De
catur. Parisian Cleaner.
If our wall paper I In good condition,
but need cleaning, use Parisian Wall-Paper
Cleaner and it will appear'as btleut
and fre-h a when first put on.
One pound will be sufficient lor one room
and anyone can use It.
PLATT & THORNBUHGH PAINT CO
CO Franklin avenue.
LEFT $1,050 FOR MASSES.
Bridget Hit-key Also Bequeathed
Liberally to Charity.
Bridget Hlckey. by her will filed for pro
bate jesterday. left 30 to the Redemptor-i
1st rathers. of St. Alphonsus'e Church. Vfl
to the Jesuit Fathers ot St Francis Xav
ler's Church, and 0 to the Reverend P.
1C Dooley. pastor of St. John's Church, to
havo masses said for the repose of her
ooul. She left CO to the Little Sisters of
the Poor. J50) In trust for Marcella Thomp
son, child of her friend. Ella D. Thomp
son: C00 each to Willie Stephens and Mag
gie Downey: JIG) In trust for George Con
way, and 1100 to Mrs. Clotilda Downey.
She? directed that the rest of her estate
be distributed amor.c charitable Institu
tions of St. Louis, under the direction ot
tbe Reverend B. 1L Stolie. who is named
executor without bond. The will was ex
ecuted April 3C, ISM.
REAL ESTATE.
Edwin I., Evans lluya a Home.
Edwin L. Evans, vice president of the
McCarthy-Evans Tallorins Company, has
purchased, through John S. Blake &
Brother. No. 1SS5 Aubert atcnue, a set en
room brick residence, lot -.TxlTO. from M.
B. Hayden for Jl.OW. Mr. Evann will oc
cupy the place as a home within a few
dajH.
Walnut Park Ground Sold.
C. C Crone, as agent for Henry Wlp
permann, administrator, sold on tho floor
of the real estate exchange rsterday a
seven-acre tract In the western part of
Walnut Park on Tracy road, two blocks
west of Florissant avenue, to Caroline
Barkhoefer, for J6.!. The property is Im-
E roved with a frame residence and out
ulldlngz. Real Estate Transfers.
BROADWAY- ft . w. s . s. w. cor.
Osreols. city blwk 2TM: busanna. K.rur
and uuiband to Emit A. lalldenbraajt
w. d.. J l.
ALHEUTA-C; ft. C In., a. s.. s. w. cor.
Arkansas city Mock :S7S: Louis Hunt
and wife to Wra. It. Conlwell and
wife w. d 1.-33
AUBEKT K ft. i In, e. e , bet. E-ajtea
and Pse. city block 3.K; Mary IS.
Harden and hustand to Edwin L. ..
Kvan and wife w. d - (.W0
BATHS-; ft, n. s, bit. 7th and atn,
city Lluck Hia: Tboa. W. ilurpby and
wife to Cornelius O Connor and wife
w d 3V
CAiSTLEMAJf !M ft., a s. beL Lvw
zenco snd Thunzian. dt block 4942:
s zn. A. Kutledxe Kealty Co. to Auiust
W. H. Wolters w. d 10
ClaARA S ft., e. s.. bet. RlJjt-i and
Mlnezva. city block -tS07A: Lucretla A.
Cruwbltc to Llla Powell w. d Sf
CLATTOS-I ft n. s btt. Hawk and l
Sarah, city h'ork S90: John A. nickel
to Hannah Itadsley w. d. , C5C0
COZnNS-3 ft. belnr !) ixzens. city
block Ht: Asnes Weiacartner to Acnls
M. MafCew d I.W)
DALTO.V M ft., w. a., being tra Dal
ton. city block 403): Julia L. Las to
Charles M. Tallon and wife w. d LtTJ
DODIEIt 37 ft. t In., s. s . bet. Glasrow
and Garrison, cltr block ZZll Jetnln
Llndell. by tcstatrtx, trustee, to Henry
W. Renkel and wife apt. w. d 1,45
E1TMAN-S0 fL. a. a., bdni- WIS Ht
man. cltr block 4IBA: Richard Elt
man and wife to August t-rdbi-lnck
and wife w. d 3.37
BITMAN-S0 ft., n. a., belnr (307 Eit
mzui. city block 4(491)., Richard trcan
and wife to Joseph K.lUrtsMl and wits
w- d 1 iSTi
FIaD JO ft., s. s.. fcft. Thurman and
IClsmm. cltr block fea; sillam H
Hess and wif to Autust W. II. Wol
ters w. d J. It
FLAD-W It. n. s.. belni 41I7-I7A-tl-A
Plad. city block at; Auirust W. II.
Wolters and wife to Charles Hoots
w. d J.MO
GKAMKH ft. In. e. a., north ot
las and huiband tn Ia3uls Faveere and
Koeln. city block S07; Frecerlcka Kol-
wlf a. d 1IJ
GlaATTAN-ZS ft, w. a.. bt. Chouteau
and Hickory, city block 4UC: Charles
A. Evans to John W. Pltzcerald w. !.. iOCO
HOGAft 70 ft., w. a . being- 1C17 to 1421
llosan. city block .-2; Chnstlan K
Hoffmann and wits to llliazn IL
Vernier and wife w. d 11.410
HOOAN K ft w. ... bet. MuUannby
and Cass, ejty block 10; Mary Kelly
.1 il to Jonn T. HuiDrs w. d t,3t)0
LAMlSDI.N'-i; ft., e. a.. Selnr No 31.4
Lambdln. city block ttS: Annie Hack
ney ti James O. Edwards . d
LYNCH 3 ft . s. a. s. w. cor. Tmetfth.
city block ill!: John Slebold. et. al. to
The I-!rhth Street Itealty Co. w. d .. 4.S00
MAKFITT M ft. n. .. belnt; No. C7H
Marntt, city block tC03: Oeorce W.
Kimble and wife to Benjamin Fried
man w. d IS)
MAFFITT 3 It., n. s bet. Clara and
Coodrellow. cltr block Ez: Mary Pren
derrast to George InaTaham w. d. 377
MAFFlTT-n ft., n. a., bet. Farah and
Whlltlcr. city block KM: MLrllnnI
vaaiey Trust un. t lieorjo ll. Jtulll-
csn and wife w. d. r73
McPHEIaSOX 1(J fU , to., a a. bet.
Lake and Union, city block OOtA;
Thomas O. PouKb and wife to Benefi
cial Kealtv Co. w. d. lia.)
MaNNI-SOTA 3 ft., w. a., bet. Brpen
schled and CaUlan. city t 32S;
Tn"s. Morris and wife to Harry E.
Williams w. d...... ,. T.4)
"NIKTH-30 ft. w. a, bet. Lafayette and
Emmett. city block -: also 33 ft.
w. s. Cnmpton. bet. Sidney and Mag
nolia, rlly block 144: Fred J. Mnelier
and wf to Edward IL Fisher ate d 1
NINTH-30 ft., w. s.. bet. Lafayette and
Kmznett. dty block US; also C3 n.
w. a. cotnpton, bet. fudney and Mar
noIU. cltr Mock 1414: Udward H. Fish
er to Fred J Mnell'r and wife qtc, d. .....
NORTH PAltK- ft., n. a., bet.tui
ard Blair, cltr block- 3U0: OTallcn
llrk Realtv and Inestment Co.. ta
Kalbazlna Kehr w. d, is
OLD MANC1IESTER-14 ft. T in, n. a..
bet. Jiackllnd and Sublette, city -block
i'XA cThas. P. Hell to Mas La Sciiwar..
kopf et al-w. d , ...
P.) PIN-IS ft.. r, being 7330 Paptn.
city block 333E- UCa R. It. Humph
rvys et ah to Elizabeth N. Sherter
RFGAL icVtV"wi,s.,'iL"of Kyier.'ciVy
block 47.1: . Arthur Drelfus and wife
to Charles P. Voce) ate. d.
RtrraBR-aS ft . . a., txlnr ZUS Rutser.
dty block 3171: John 3. Hell and wife
to Lnlte sty and wife w. d.
TVENTT-FIRT IS ft. w. s, a. ot
Looo.
1.1S
3.175
icsxreoaxi; jaiu t-. lacrTanann. Jr.. K.
1? (Tn to John- I TTrrmrnn .ntr d .
WYOMING 1 ft. 7!. ItL. n. s.. bee
lirazux ana sTans. crty niocs 3BS3Z
James T. Sanders and wife to John
BieuBCf iv. d. ...a.......... ............ aa3)
, BaUdins; Pcnalta..
N Nelsoc two two-story Hick Bats at Noa.
4laS-41- Ftad: t3.ua.
Georr A. Chapb. two-story brick dwelling
at No. S71S Cote IMlilaste: &.
A 'tKirfectly sure diarrhoea cure. Wake
HeM's Blackberry Balsam. Drurs'jts.
MUNYONS
WITCH HAZEL
SOAPf
Makes the skin soft as vehct.
Improves any complexion.
Bst shampoo made.
Prevents dandruff.
Stops hair from fal'lntr.
Cures nil skin eruptions.
More soothing; than cold cream.
More beautlfjlne; than any cosmetic
If your blood Is impure, or If you hae
Dyspepsia, or any liver or stomach trou
ble, don't fall to use Munyon's Paw-Paw.
It cures Dyspepsia. Nervousness. Catarrh.
Sleeplessness and makes you Krone and
well. . MUNYON.
Did It ever strike you
tlmt a nun Is glrai
few opportuoltles liy (Jot"!
Taste to doii unytblus but
staid colors?
that ouu of those op
portunities Is your -waistcoat?
that you should nuke
Uf most of that one?
AValstcoatlngs lu sllfe
mlxtiires In washable fab
ricsIn solid but gayer
colorings and both modest
and somewhat audible
combinations.
?S-$10-$12 Waistcoats
made to order.
MacCarthyEvans
Tailoring Co.
Hlzh-8r.de TalUrlitt-
HttlltiH-lriat Prlett
816-820 Olive St.
The Post Office Is Opposite.
Phones B 30 and Main 317.
UNCLE SAM'S WARSHIPS
SAIL FOR SALT WATER.
IVaalzvllIf- and Lawrence Depart
Without Foruiallty on Receipt of
Orders l'roni Washington.
The cunboat Nashville and the torpedo
boat de-trojer Lawrence are now on their
way down the Mississippi River, having
sailed from the St. Louis harbor yesterday
afternoon, preceded by the United States
alghthouse tender Lily, which will find the
channel for the Nashville as far as 7aIro.
Having received orders from Washing
ton yesterday to leate St. Louis at 1
o'clock. Commander Hubbard oftheNash
t Hie communicated with Lieutenant Proc
tor of the Lawrence and at that time the
Nashville left tbe harbor without formal
ity, the Lilv Eolnir a few minutes before.
Shortly afterward the Lowrento left her
moorlngt at the foot of Elm street, pro
ceeded toward tbo Kads bridge, where she
turned round and followed the direction
taken by the gunboat.
After Having New Orlean... the Narh
vtlle will go to Uo-uon, and the Lawrence
to Hampton Head!.
Tito ew Tmlps to Kansas City
VIA MISSOURI PaVCIFIC RAILWA'
Leave St. Ixiuls I.-CI p. m. and HtH) p. m.
Other trains leae 3u a. m.. 7S5 a. m., 9a
a. m.. sad p. m. and 10:10 p. m.
Nev through sleeper for Omaha and Lin
coln leaves :W p. m.. Ftist time; elesant
new t-quipmenL ror further Information
nee City Ticket Office, southeast corn.T
Sixth and OlUe streets.
DARLING WILL SET ASIDE
Children Who Were Cut Oil Con
tested. A Jury in Judge Ryan's dllslon of the
Circuit Court yesterday gave a verdict set
tinc aside the will of William A. Darling,
who died Juno 11, UCC The will was con
tested by Darling's son and daughter,
Raymond H. and Grace Darllncr, who w ere
cut off with I each.
The will nrovlded that a hnm tn met
Si be provided for Darling's widow.
Elizabeth, and that she recelte Jj a
month.
At her death the residue ot the estate
was to be divided equally among the chil
dren bom of his marriage with her, or
children that they might adopt, snd her
children by a former marriage, who, tbe
will recited, "shall of their own free will
resido with her before the time when they
are IS years old."
Should no legatees under tho clause be
living at the time of her death the prop
erty was to co In equal portions to the
Christaln Old People's Home and the Old
People's and Working GlrlK Home of the
City of St. Louis, and If, neither, exist, to
such old peopIe'H home of Protestant be
lief as the St. Louis Union Trust Com
pany, which was named executor and
trustee of the estate, might select.
It was alleged that no such institutions
as) mentioned In the will exist.
The plaintiffs also alleged that their
father for several jears posse-Mcd a hatred
for them because they Joined with their
mother in religious worshlf. which he
despised. Thej- ehargod that he was not
of disposing' mind and memory when the
wID wai executed.
Read Drs. Thornton & Minor's full page
ad next Sunday concemlne; rectal diseases.
For free treatise address 33 Olive st
St. Louis; Mo.
Leaves Estate to His Mather.
The will of Augustus Fllley. formerly
marriage license clerk, was filed for pro
bate yesterday. It was executed June 2tC
1SS1. It provide Ibat all of his property
go to his mother. Mary A. P. Fllley, and
should she die before him. to his sister,
Annie K. Fllley, excepting- $100 to his sis
ter. -Amelia F. Klttredge. The vrlH was
witnessed by George F. Shuts and Charles
B. Clough.
The refined and cultivated use SANITOL
TOOTH POWDER. Your dentist and your
dnikglst will oil -yon there Is nothlnr like
It for jour teeth. Try It "for Good-nessi
al-.f
BIG FOUR
TO
CINCINNATI
FOUR FAST TRAINS.
8
HO00KXH)KOXKKKK
TELL THAT BOY OF YOURS
WHAT TO
It's the imall change. If taken
care of, that doubles In a few vear.
Hidden away, they are liable to
IfVs and theft.
3n litre Accounts can be open
nl )y depusltlue 91 or mure
at the
Mercantile Trust Co.,
721 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo.
AMUSEMENTS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER EXCURSIONS
THE FAMOUS STEAMI.R
Giiy of Providence
-LEAVES
SUNDAY, MAY IS,
For ALTON, PIASA,
and the UPPER MISSISSIPPI
A delightful river outing. Every n."e
and minute ui the trip Is full of life and
Intereit. Boat leaves OIKe Street Dock at
10 A. St. Iteutms at 3 P. M.
Round Trip, 130 Miles, - 25 Cents
Fine rce-taurant and cafe service.
IHTERESTIN6
Opening
SCIENTIFIC
EXCITING.
JAI
ALAI Ths Spanish Rational Ball 9amt
Oe Ballvlere and
Kingsbury Boulevard.
The Greatest
Ball Game
in the World.
PLA iERS SECURED
DIRECT FRO M SPMS.
Performances every
day Id the teek
KTK For LIQUOR DRINKING, MORPHINE l15 .
eeieV lURa(tUaDriaUslat,llsmtasila,Tasaw f6iey
S. T .1. P.Mr SIMP rjf.v.lf.1... ..J Km.mmm si asW.asa
" f DR. J. E. ULAINB,
VUre 2801.3-5 Locust St.. St.
MOM. THMTMtllT fO. TOSSeCO ARS MCUS.STMZNI.
U
wmifLti
eu
&.
&r
Oood-by dad: remember
wliat ma told -ou don't for
get to aM: for
Eagle Trading
when oil bu v "those srocerles.
W only need a few more
EAG1.E TRADING STAMPS
and then we'll all tro dawn and
pick out our beautiful presents.
PrUHIBM AND DISPLAY ROOM
1214 Olivt 8tr.il.
"TF a in cocktail tastes
L of gin it's not a cock
tail." If you really know a good
cocktail you know the
one you mix never quite
blends.
GOLD LION Cocktails
(ready to ice) never- vary.
COLD LION CocktalU-Seven
kinds Manhattan, Vermouth,
Whiskey, Martini. Tom Gin,
Dry Cla and the American
Of good wine merchants.
The Cook ft Bernhelmer Co.
Makers New York
J.T. CONRAD GROCER CO.
St. Louis Distributors -
HOTELS.
LONG BRANCH.
VKST EIiD HOTI1L AMI COTTACRS.
RltnatlM on bluff faclrtx- ocean. TJoexceptlon-
abte drives and roads siitable fur automoblllnic.
COTTAOES OVEN SATfRD .T, JUNE 1ITII.
HOTEL OPK.NS T1IL'KS1AT. JUNK 3D.
SPIX'IAL KATES Ur THE SEASON.
New Ycrk OfMee. US Dnoodwmr (Room 7()
W. E. IltLUIIETlf. Manater.
MUDLAVIA
ThU strut reort OiWn tfc yar rcutvi. re?.hlna
rtit. health rtrt o!attire for yotar vaeaUcs Only
a trv bonnr ride from m. Lool. Dr Attica.
lEflon Watojh Railroad Nature'P rreatrct ear
for lihtmmatlMTi. Oout. KLlnvs str. m.iir
Ftomach and nerrcu .. Yct hantIfaUv
m
irjjTnaraineiifvi an lnrnrrsatlon. d4ri
i s.rsiiTis"f n mpnir Kmrs inrt. n.
Do You Ever
ttep to consider t be
present etllciency of tbe
TELBGHAFtt SERVICE
(ompared with what ft
was leicrethe "POSTAL"
entered thi field?
9
FAMILY
EXCIRSIII,
SiMfey, May IS,
To Uerarntc and Garconade Hirer flshlrnr re
sorts ktoseUe. St. Clair. Stazltcn. Sal'tran.
nourbon. LMaburx. Cubs. tjtetlTllla, Boas.
Cooks. Salem. M. Jajner. HolU. Ntwtnrrc Ar
llacton and Jtrtxne.
RwH-Trip Rates, $1.00 ts$!.50.
Trara' flear- Jits a. m.: returning anrlva
1C4 p. tn. Ftons both ways at Tover Grov-v
Tlrt.l.,, Ninth, and Ollra suceta. linlor Sta
tion and To-rer'CroT.
DO WITH HIS
Spent for pleasure. It Is cone for
ever, and can never multiply.
Profitably invented. It will yield a
fortune.
Office- Hours OtOO a. zu. to a p.
m. Mondays till SiOH p. zu.
THE EXCURSION STEAMER
Cirwitt H. Spencer
WILL ON"
SUNDAY, MAY 15,
Lrais Fautt of Locust St. at 1 a. zaf attar? for
Jefferson Barracks
HeturnlcK at 1:M P. M.
Ialcr at: P. M. for
Mouth of Missouri River
Leaving at 1 P. II. on a
Moonlight Excursion
Retumrcr at II P. SI.
Round trip tickets -5c Come and errjoy
joun-flf. You can make all three trips for
one admission. Music and Danclns,
KXI-MILK RIUK OV TIIK
MISSISSIPPI KIVKK FUK
May 15
Stna'ay, May 15. '
3 and 8:39 P. M.
K-S .
TWO QUIN1ELAS
6 Points Each.
One Match 30 Point
Each Periormanc.
Phyalclanis. Manatop
Louis. lilintM. lutttaatlSt
tjre
Proposals for City Printing.
Offlce of Cltr Register.
City Hall. St. fyouls. May 9. Wt.
Pursuant to the requirement" of the
Charter and ordinances of the City of St.
l.ouls. soiled bldx 1U be receded at this
offlce until i: o'clock noon, and opened
FRIDAY. 3IAY Mth. 1SW.
from the pubUahers of newspapers In the
'City of St. LouN havlm; uniform dally
circulation ot over three thousand (3.OC0)
copies, for the City Prtntlna; for one year,
ons published In the English language
and one published In the German lan
guage. Said bids must propose to da the print
Ins; and adertlsliir;, required by law and
ordinances to be done In the newspapers.
Including Mullanphy Keller Fund and Col
lector's offlce. at an uniform nrice ner
line.
The printing- must conform to the fol
lowing. z:
Size, character and name of type, non
pareil: minimum length of line, twenty
six OS) ems; minimum width of column,
thirteen (II) ems pica: character of the
measurements to be employed, nonpareil.
The papers published in the KngUh
language btddlnar shall ulso state In their
bid at what cost and price per page they
will print two hundred C&O) copies of the
proceedings of the Municipal Assembly us
may l published In such paper. In
pamphlet form (no blanlc pages to be
counted), and deliver same within two
days after each meeting to each House of
the Municipal Assembrr.
Also at what price per page they will
print and deliver one hundred (loo. copies
of the proceedings of the Board of Public
Improvement as may txr puousnea in
the newspaper, in pamphlet form (no
blank pages to be counted): also what
price per page thev will print and deliver
fifteen hundred LKX copies of the ordi
nances as may be published In the news
papers of an uniform size suitable for
binding In, the customary form (no blank
pages to be counted), the foregolnr
pamphlet work to conform In all respects
to samples on tile, and to be seen by bid
ders In this offlce.
Bidders win be required to deposit with
the Cltr Treasurer tlie yum of five- hun
dred dollars (00). and attach the Treas
urer's receipt to each bid: also, an affi
davit that the dally circulation of the
paper Is three thousand (3,0W) copies or
more.
No bid will be considered In which there
shall be an erasure or Interlineation.
All bids must be Indorsed "Proposals for
Cltv Printing."
Bids will be opened at the office of the
Cltv Retrlster.
The City Register reserves the right to
reject any or all b'ds.
A bond or ten thousand dollars (S10.GCO)
nill be required for the faithful perform
ance or the contract.
Th RnclLsh inner recelvlne- the con
tract will be required to furnish one hun
dred (100) copies of the dally paper and
twenty slips of each advertisement made
by the Register free or charge to said
Register: also twenty-four CI) slips or
eacn advertisement made by the Commis
sioner or Bunplles free of charge to said
Commissioner. . .
The German paper recelvlne. the con
tract will to required to furnish sixty (Oil
copies of the dally paper free or charge
to the Reslhter.
P. R. FITZGIBBOJvT.
Rejrlster
SUMMER RESORTS.
mt0n0m000smaaf
THE ISLAND.
LAKK WINNEBAGO. WIS.
A beautiful etio-shadtd Island, containing
eletcn flac cottas (formerly private summer
homes) and a aenTal dlnlnic halL Only nre
mtlrs from Ohkcsh and a few minutes' row
from the mainland. Flntst take In tna North.
Unosttal opportunities for all water snd other
outdoor recreatlonsa rtrfect freedom and safe
tr for children eierywhere. Location assures
exreptlonallr aar--able summer neather. St.
Ixiuls references xlren. Low rates to families:
aWlutelr no extras Kor fceautlrullr Illustrated
book, address- The Island CO- Oihkcsh. wis.
MlbFORD,
pike coujrrr. pe7(stxvaxia.
(SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.)
dreateit health and pleasure nsort la tba
rcuntrr: rzutntflcent hotels: ertry modem Im
proiemant: exqulslts views; beatftlful watsr
falls: delightful drlres; pure, dry air: mountain
razahles, pure water. Cne reeorzy.
Fixes tall klaela mt sare ryos.
Send 10c for sample to
Eye-Fix Reaaedy Cow
Dept. if. Detroit. Mlclu
Never accept a substitutc.
Solel ay all Drsjsrclala a ad Oyllelaas.
Pg2Sirv
AUCTIONEERS.
I. . SELKIRK GO.,
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
RrznUr 3l every Siuru at Wstrvaouj
acd (seral otflos. lU-l9-t. Cxoutcau ihbii.
Bale in resldenc a jrcllty. moo Kloloc
in-
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY
I3 snd 1SCT uiiMiicm areni:.. Kandisrs ot
Plra and Marin Salraxa. U'aua fv sjeclar
notices.
OIITKL nK. tlnif-l"
AMUSEMENTS.
rii0
OLYMPICsT-aAY.
Nixon S. Zlmtnerman Announce!!
Francis Wilson A,WR'&5.
llarrurlta J-rlta. Jessie Bartlett Davis. !.
(X Vee-l.n. Mr. Pruclnl. ltobt. Uroderlck.
Jcnnl Wcathetsty arul Olcra Uclle Jerome, la
JSJr.lVLXIsTT.g;.
3Iundy Eve Seats A'oir on Sate.
FRITZI SCHEFF
In the CBmlo Opera succ.
aaxBETTC Ujr Mctor Herbert
DADB IIB snd Harry It- znlth
Oilnpany ot 100 Including Eucene COwles. Ka
Hawler. Louis Harrison, ltlehle Ling. Jcjo
phlnr Bartlett and -Vace IlonMIIe.
CENTURY
KEG. MIT.
S tTl'RDAT.
TTIrL. Ta Kb.ll Tr.rent.
Henry SI. Blossom. Jr's Oharacter-Oomedy
CHECKERS'
With Thomas W. Hoss and XM People.
SE1TS SOW OV SaXE FOR UkST
WEEK OF
"CHECKERS"
m.(JINlC SL'VDAY MG1IT.
COLUMBI A
Oitiziui Tit.un 1. I:tJ U 10:11. stL
ALL THIS WUEK.UD NEXT SCSOAY.
J-VauarGlrls-t.
Robert Pulcora.
-rtie HalL
Krer & Helds.
CDnley St Klein,
llettle Kenton.
O-e-r & Dayne.
SI rles McCarthy & Co.
Uaerer AArnlm.
Ttim Ripley.
The Klnsmer.
The Klnodroroe.
lar--0e-M Orchestra Chairs nsenrea. Tie.
IMPERIAL
TO-NIQHT.
ISc 2Sc JSc. Sit
25c Hat.
The
Moonshiner's
Daughter.
To-Day.
Nest V1CTORT BATt-SLO In Qamllle.-
HAVLIN'S
THIS WEEK lb
Bttt Shaw ta tbt
Clty-Doa'tmlitlt
stfcUlTHE STAIN OF 6UILT
"un. Itat. Xntt Kate Claxton. "Two Orphans"
STANDARD aEaXTRt1
Bona-DJe IVrrstllng Match Bctsreen th Glints.
PETER J. VIS8ER,
Boer Champion.
JOHN J. ROONEY,
Kx-Grltwiaix.
GRAND
TO-KtQHTMat
Sat., 25c and SOc
Mssfct Prices. 23e, ItSc, Site. 7Sc. f l.UU
Fred E. Wright's Greatest ot All Pastoral Plxrz
York State Folks.
The Fatuous Original Cast.
CRAWFORD ;'J THEATER
HWrUniC-m Wtril's fair Sirens,
QUIJICY ADAMS SAWYER.
I utx
pfl..lltl
I nacsT.
rural
birsa. is
Bst New Eniland plaT ever written.
Nllht Prices 1 S. & S. TI. JL
FOREST
PARK
HIGHLANDS
Th Blr PUce cu the Hill.
IIOPKI. PAVILIO.N.
This Week The Vaadrrlllr Toraavdo.
EVI TAMBUAY s.,G,r,,
Adral-sioa ta tM O round KRBE. RtwTtd
Seatu 3i cnts knd W nw.
WEST END HEIGHTS.
Opposite Southwestern aiitrance World's Fair.
HIGH-CLASS a troirnuE.
AI.L STAR ATTRACTIONS.
Grand Band Conceits Afternoons and Erealnjs.
Matinee 3 o'clock; nicht performanr i.W
dallr- ADMISSION TO OHOUNDS FREE.
The most thrllllnc scenic rallnay Is Ino West.
DmKAUTiruL amag.
elmar9
.aaazsia.B s
Kfllttll
tMlHL
QMKtOKM
Just acrOBs SKIKKR-HOtD from
the "WORLD'S FAIR GKOCM3S.
FREE BWU COXCERTS.
CO otc1 Fratares SO
All street ora transfer.
RACING
AT DELMAR,
MAY 2 TO MAY 20.
Six Rich-Class Rasts Bally.
KIHLOCH IREEDERSASSIGIAT10N
FIRST RACE 2:30 P. M.
Admlaslon, IncludlnK Grand
' Stand, SI.OO.
HIGH-GLASS RACING!
UNION JOCKEY CLUB.
INDEPENDENT RACE TRACK.
The finest eoulDned nlnnt In the countrr.
Onion avenue and Natural Utilise road.
J. A. DCFFY, President.
HALF TOZER. Secretary.
P. J. CARMOUV, Geaeral 31a Baser.
Continuous Race Meetin&r.
Six or more hlsh-clas races dally, com
menclnc at 2.3) p. ra. Suburban cars
run direct to race? track. Olive. Pae and rs
Ktutton avenue lines change at Union avc- Ny
nue direct to tbe grand stand. Cais and
Spring avenue lines run trithlii four
blocks of track. Waxonettcs from cars
to gronnds and grand stand. Fare 5c.
Aisissloi $1.00, liel.tUng 6rasd Staai,
BASEBALL TO-DAY
HATIIHAL LEAIRE PARK,
Vmslittnrtr Art. ant! Bitural srWgs "oa.
BOSTON vs.
ST. LOUIS.
Rasae Colled at. 3t3t O'clock.
SELECT RIVER EXCURSION.
Oaly Boat Golax Above Bridies.
STEAMER SPREAD EAGLE
Will Leae, from Foot ot Vine Street
Evify SiiMfaf at 9:30 A. M.
R.turnlne at . p. zn.
Calllnjr at Tnoutb of Uissocrl Riser. Alter.
I1L. Flara Bluffs and month, ot TJUnoia River.
"THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS"
S8Q.00
Olrea away next week. Watch far.ta
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