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o'r. backache for Vfvo years, latterly almost constant. It hurt more in the
morning than In any other period' of ittie jTay ahd has on more than one 'oc
casion been so -severe that I;Could,Bcarceiy irrrn la bed. I knew from "the
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THEME FROM M
Young Women in Central High
Sfcnool Find' Inspiration in
Fortigh ExEibite.
I SCHOLARSHIP FOR MlSS GAUSS
JJotreste Gampe Delivers Unique
Oration on Ctiairles I-M3lass
Banquets at West End
Hotel.
Miss Blanche NIehousa and Mlsa Clare
Butler, who read essays at 'the eopimence
m'ent eierclses of the Central High School
at the 0leon at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing', found the Inspiration for their ar
title's In the foreign ekhlbtts at the World's
Fair.
Mlas Nlehbuse has taken a, deep Interest
In the exhibits of China and Japan ai jth
ftcposltfon, ami so Impressed was she
with their worth that she d?? to -tfrlj?
het- commencement essay on v,6uc Dtot to
the Orient"
in her essay she pointed but the in
fluence the Orient has had oil English lit
erature :as exemplified by the writings of
Moore, 'Souther and Kipling. She"1 also re
ft'rrcd to "the Oriental Ideas that We flnS
ing a place in the mqderfi art of the Ws'tA
era world. she"aiS that, the iCet 'thai
Japan makes a great exhibit at the Fair
while she U engaged In, a war Wth ftps
elalg evidence of aer enterprise and pro
gresslve spirit
jllos 'Clare, Butler has made a careful
study of the German brtmtfes hi tbe center
of the Varied industries building-, and la
her ssay made a thoUebUul mterpre tat
tlpn Northern, According-to. I)lsAnterpre
taOoh; the woman ph one sl&e far 'he"
bronzes Is reading- legends to her daugh
ters, and oa the tither side the man is
telling tales of War' to his sons. ' ',
Miss. Butler, called , her .essay, ,t?rhe
legend.'' and In It, stated fbat tha fckcel;
lence of tbe German exhibits" at thaTStt
position can be explained tmiy by the fatt
that amflnfr the-derrnah peoples tbert Is
a racial note, due to the fact that from
childhood the citizens .W an Prts of that
countrr hear tbe same legends. The na
tions that , have, failed;, she ald. ,wera
those that thought llshtly of their tradl
tttms. .which "are truer than fact " ' '
.Bbbe)rt.Ki Denha'm, WBo was'fet'ptarn 'oif
the Central HiRh School Cadet Corps, fl&
llrered an praUpn on "Memorial. Day.'t in
which he,, appealed to tbe nation, .both
North and Boutb, tQ bury Ibo ltterftss
otlh cost Hebaid In eloquent tribute
to the dead of both Union' and Confeder
ate ajmtes. '
ORAxtoK on cbsiiv'Eii.
In his praflon on ''"Cromweiii" John
Buckingham Jare took the position that
Oliver promwell had never been fully ap
predated, 4$ is years after his death
those WBd thought they followed in 'Hu
footiteps -were iknorahl of his hie bllcyi
Hiss -Judith' Levy, who read an essay oh'
'"The Llshtihat.Trahsflgures,-: said thai
intb art Ifteratare. .and music, by the
power iof ,thrf imagination.
A striking oration because, cf it? 3re:
Dartre frora the. customary ntfaejj ,:bl
thqngfit la democratic America-, .was the
onelvered'by Forrest E. Campe; rrls
defense-bt the King contained an lmaiSna
tiveaoUioquV df Charles'.! .as lie sWod T&
Whitehall shqrtly before hiL '6xecut!on.
The Weaker said that thrf entire. polic-M
tne neneaaea monarch coum t xpiatnea
by the tact that he believed in the aoctrlai
ci ine.aiTjnn ngnt or
ancient times has .been one of expat
ana tnat tnepresent war is cue to the
'xact fnn.1. auaaia. -lcci impeuea u? vni'
-Bftuji Jean Wall, spoke on. "The, Dcclalre
foment,, stating ihat fortune ..never
monies to those, whd, wait, but to hinli who
Boes humbly the duty Bf the minute. ;
A iO' close oi lire, exercises uipiohibs
Vf- &: i ooawanii
Edueation, td
X four-year schplarship, la. WMh!nstm
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iwiien ithe kldafeys a'i sick take all the life all tie
jenfergy-aU the anibition put of ter. Backache makes
hei" tired out and Weary, with neryes unstrung, she
inust attend .ti? -daily duties even, though racking kicV
bey .pains make every motion of the body a misery."
fTheh, too, when the kidneys are not relieved there is
fche annoyance and danger of urinary disorders, feood
iealth can tnly be obtained with well kidneys; Keep
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Joan's Kidpey Pills.
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pnlve.rslty .was awarded, to Miss Esther
M, Bauss of -wo. iio MlchiCTn avenue tor
maklttR the highest average of scholarship
throughout tbffHlg-S School couBse'of
four years. Her average was i$A per
bent
. .TheJEraduatlns- class gave ahanquet at
the. "West End Hotel last.nlftht .Reed
Bowes w-j toasticaster. .Amons those
jfjho r'espdnded to,4 toasts, were. Professor
Scot
3"ulfi
Fullertoh, WIHIant A'dkinS, Jr.. Miss'-Ad-a
Wtnlcelmeyer, who spoke.on VWhat a Col
lege. Does for a Olrf," and Mlsa Margery
Qull'ey. Shepird School CdmmeiiCement.
Commencemint exercises of the Shepard
iSchooi. of which Professor "f4. W. Pptthoff
is prfncipai, wern held last Thursday
morning it the School building. The rooms
Were decorated with the national and class
colors and' potted plants. Tbe exercises
Tnlsfed'f vocal 'apd instrumental selec
tions;' recitations iand essays.
, Doctor Q, Winter presented.tbe diblonlas
to the folloTrint itriduates: Rodowe Abe
ken, Kellie" Deven .August Floerchlnger,
los aarKs, .Huldi. Krlegtr:. Julius Lefri
bann, .EDeh OXfenbeeher,; Edward poos,
Ireij? Schuepbach; Frieda. Wldmaier, Clara
eitgenheln, Lasalie CroWderv Herman Dre
btti lllile GOerlscb. Qtto Koenig. Angela
S5XiJi&J' Meyrft, ftleda Pohl, Rosje
Schmidt Percy Vogt and Eugenia Wolfer.
Oriiuates Pnt on TPlaf.
Commencement ctferclses of "the Clayton
Sraminar TPc&6i?i were held last night. In
the Baengerb'injel Beii. 'in Clayton. .Those
whb ireeelyed dlplonia's uyere .-ylola Alma
"Prtlss CecclhijStella Fight, kabel cath1
arlhe Barton, .Elizabeth Marie. Sc&tferman,
Edith Susanne Schuerman; Alice. Einsna
Frihke'. Robert 'Winiam. 'McBlhinney.
ClaaJbee "uaufer Wolff- and Otto Arthur
HeBB(bh. Thftdiplomas1 were awarded by
groresaor.w: p. Grove of. Webster Groves.
The.'feitur or ibe prOgMunme fter the
(lWnMIhe 'df rilnlcMaa w&s a t)lavL nr-
ftnged froai 1,'Mrs. Wiggs of. the Cabbagft
Patch." The cast dt tharacters included
this members vf the graduating class.
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Dasiu SeJlbol pradnate;
At the commehcetaeht exercises of the
bumas School, NO. ltt li6as avenue,
Yesterday i nine irss were sradualed. The
fexerclses consisted of .a, progrelnma bf
mitttc fend literary number, yhe granuaies
of the school Av D.,Lanisioa.-Addresses
were -made by .the Reverends Di P,4to
erts. and 'jGe&rge ..fiteyens., . The 'attend:
aaceot lh Dumas School forjthe Year
War. enaaa yesteraay was .&. " W??
nfttna snf iuriknfl. ClhflnDAll-
. JHOSiua niuiuvu, .auuc -w,
V-lov XtnhBl fl Cross. Bci&h M. GrUuni
BtanehT-Hfilh Aimeds Hatchlnson. Mabel
a Stanly. Uena T?, Martin and- Cornelia
M. "Walker. ...
Soere4 Heart ComkleBcemielii.
The closing eiercSes ?qt' the Sacred
keart Academy, Marylail'4 ihd Taylor
avenues, took place at s o'clock ynursaay
afternoon! In Jbe absence of 'Archblsh6'p
blennbn,?h& was to haye fnferred . tpe
ioa,ot. .,itfi-
idBs.- The cro-
gramme -tonsisted of. 'adSressea,, Jhbrt
plats ahd recitatfdns'by the stadents.
,
School ?tcfiri? "tf 9?v
The committee In charge ot the. Harri
son School plenli.hasdeeiaed that the
picnic iflratl be herd J(ne 21t as .-another
Schoal, hid already secured the grpunds
for'he 'day fost.,ije!ecte.d. -
CompieSoa bia;
i,t$r Tpfpld,; AypetWe idSiry
Horsforil's' .Acid" Phosphite -clears, .the
CompTelJoKlSS restoring stbmaqh, liver and
els'tOhiaVtb. A ftrepgthitttmj'TOnle
tor'mentaU h'erypuk .or'bhytlfeal wealtness.
"'jdUli In ieJ"BSbj Cioed.
Mli'lle Rose; faiown-as "The Girl in
JBliie,'1 'and her tfuiprfq ti& feose, en
tered ple'is bf plllt hefdre Justice Ste
vens lh.Mliwew'pd i-esferaky mbrnhig to
4 ch'arge" W cpnauctlng hh toprppef show
near Definaf USfdeii: Te defendants
stated tti'atTthfaihaiJ cibsed ttiefeHoV'sihw
their ;ajresu.iast...Monqay. ;ana. jm uieir
prpml5e.ht tSlwn Jr. testate's At
torney recommended jo the .court .that, a
00 nszessen .auainii
two otner cases
jjlhe'e' were diss
, fEorGo'dd-ness
tOQIH POWDER.
goad-nexs SakV' 6 BArJTOb
'jisw
ffc'tuVelL o I..OO orrint.
iss!slq.h' ffatWp Mtorney "balton
refused "to Issue, i warrant jresleraaV for
the arfJ of, Tfiiitnas GUtlari'd gt' No?
!J Menard street who was accused' of
sieaimg iwo.ioavea pi oreaa., uuuana so
kapwisdged, the theft bit pleaded in ex-
A- irT-i.-L. :i" 4ii' Ltd- Z-' iJ ili ..!i
uoe u..is
receivea
tr& fend thttt he Vfij uti
able to support
them Ion. that turn. Ho
nns: or V- .ana. costs
thenvwblep .wSfPn.t
aeaiftsi httaehcFW the
misses;
fcn.fi mnhfMWa pUBm tad stiotis
icail.aTOifie ia$ '& tis pi
rlWIWI I1RH) Aula xibtH Awv-wijf
K a QgNgfS W?9e?r im
them..tttttgli tlmr ia"rst critical
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MOTHER'
FRIEND
A f RIAL FREfc
To St. Louis Republic Readers. '-
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GERMAN SINGERS
OPEN TRIENNIAL,
United Wpridngmen's Societies
Assemble for Three-Day Con
vention Give Goncert at
Concordia Hall.
The triennial convention of the United
WoVkinfemerfs flinging Societies o)t the
UnlteS 'States began lis sessions at .Con
cordia Turner Hall, -at Arsenal and Thir
teenth streebi, last rii'ghl with a brilliant
concert The meeting will continue iintil
Monday-, whto it will be closed with a
se'rahade at Festival Hail at the World's
Pair, and a banquet In the evening at the
Tyrolean Alps.
There are about 1,200 delegates at. the
convention and they include ttiehest sing
ers from Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Daveripprt la., Pullman. I1L, and other
Western cities. Tw6 t'rainloads of' singers
arrived frpm Chicago yesterday morning.
Tha visitors were escorted by the St. Louis
Society to Druid's Hall at Kinth. and Mar
ket streets.
. Concordia Hail was filled last night at
the -openln? concert, conducted .by .Ernst
paudard,, the leader of many St. Louis
slacing. societies. A well-selected pro
gramme was Presented, and the .response
that Mr. GSudard received from the vari
ous choruses. and quartets won applause)
from the audience.
.. The. addresses of. welcome were made by
M. Joachim, secretary of the St Louis
societies, and John Zach, president of the
bund. .. ,
,Tba music programme began with, the
faarch and Overture Trom rannhausec
and was followed by the overturb from
.'Btradella.'.' Then a chorus of male and
female ."singers, all .the tyoung women In
White costumes occupying the front of
rturnperg," wn en tts received with sreat
applause; A trio comh04od nf Minn rfnill
ard, Edward McCullep and SIlss M CIau-1
"Oh fist a sneciion irom n eoer s "Tei
schnetz.,T A male chopis pf.tbp united societies
of St Louis, numbering JM persons ren
dered two of Scheu'a folic i&ngs, which
were well received.
. Selections from Verdi, Wagner and Mohr
followed.
The societies will give a grand concert
at Music. Hall tc-night. To-morrow after
noon the singers -will b entertained and
Will slag at Lennys Park, the .concert be
ing' preceded byi ,a parade; wh!ch will
start .from Twelfth and. Market streets
at noon, in, the evening a convention rwiir
pe aeia,ai ine norm bt. uouif Manner
chor..Hall, a.t .-Twtnueth and Dodler
.The .deleghtes Will Visit the World's
Pair at ! a.ni, Monday, where they will
siilg In Festlva) Hall. ' '
YOUTH SUES FOR ALLEGED
DAMAGE'S BY, AUTOMOBILE.
Ludwifr liptnhnrdt Asks for 925,000
la Circuit .Court From B.
Molliiiclfrodf.
iiidwig Reinhardt flied suit In the Cir
cuit ConrV yiSsUttJay against El Mal
lmckrodt"f'd'riJ2S,6c!p uamaBts for Injuries
Alleged to hays bfeen Sustajapd ApMl O,
19w,by bclnjr struck by an automobile in
Forest 5P4rlc.
xne piainjlnT is a mlnOf under 1 years
bid and sued by his .next friend. W.lF.
Reinhardt. He alleges that the nj-nlrtpnt
Occurred Whlfflhe was Walking op Grand
drlvoyray .'near Concourrd driveway, ot
far t r5m. th ,World'a Fair grounds. , . ,
He was bruised, crippled und Otherwise
Injured, he alleges.
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Wacb; Tex.,ln 29 1-4 Hours.
ratefiWBtI?0n
GIRL BEATEN BY STRANGER.
iiafa Wh0 Voliinteered to Watch
dotfln Is Accused
Wasted by long hours of work by day
arid nursing her sick mother by bight
JUSSle Drysdale, 15 years old, told the po
lice yeatefday of aii Iniumap assault ihaTde
On her while she slept by the side of the
cpJSn contalntng.her mother, . .
.Her lhothif had ,bceh ill tor a long time',
her father was forced to Work, every, day
to wirn enough to buy food and medicine,
and Rosie, being the'oldeit became nurse
tc her, wothir and cared for the three
younger' children.
.Thursday the mother died ahd Rosle
made. a Dallet bfi the floor bpadW the coffin
jtnd went to Weep. Two neighbors sat in
ure rp.om nnui miunignr, wnen a young
rain entered and offered to' sit Up the re
maindeir of the night.)! , .
.Rosle.was awakened at i o'eioeb In the
morninc by belnti tlclfed ancf.beaten. Tha
man rah oway .whep she awoke. She gave
a. descrintloa of her, assailant to the po
lice and. William Lewis was arrested. He
aajockea Up pending the Issuance Of a
warrant alter-h had been positively Idea-
- '
, Besi for Bnaumatiim Elmer & Amend'ii
Prescription,. No.' &su celebrated on Its
merits for many effectual cures:
injsiictien Mnije Perraanepr.
jnanted last. Saturday, restraining I,eo a
Klanenbergr'from acting; ;Saiarkeeper for
his Tatter:. C.M:. Klaueaber. In. A. saloon
St lifoaard avenue and Olive street. C.
. Kiauecberg alleged that he was. paying
Is, son K3 ta month 'and that' hVais--'
charged ninip.but thaf his soa continued
to aqt as bctkeeper;
HegratRrlDlnacr Bbe, Sunder 45cV
Vaik ,Tlew. Cafe; neaf. Texafc T.buitdlng.
CHAS SCHWEICKARDr, Mr.-
HEIL KNOCKS 00?
RBES IH TIIIFiD
San Franciscan Benders Oppo-
nerit tJrictoscious and "He Is
Gamed From the King.
SETTLES THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Fight Fast and Furious From Be
ginning Until Last Blow Ts
Struck oil Harry's Jaw, Lift
ing Him Off His Feet.
i iMilln Tii'. t tm.klk tLT.t L" r.-
-..Bw, WM,,a ai. fiau.uu t!U OI Don
Francisco, to-night at the Waverly Ath-
fouo uiud Knocsea out Harry Forbes in
.the third round. Forbes"1 was knocked
Senseless aftd was carried unconscious to
his corner. Thi.i is tsben in o't'tti nil
disputes of the bantam-weight, "chaniplon-
sup.
In the first round, the advantage was on
the side ot Forbes, but It was slight In
.w bkvuvl iuuuu neu lanaea some heavy
blows on Forbes's stomach and Forbes put
In a number of left Jabs and right titfper-
cuis to the champion's face. The blows,
however, "had little effect on, Nell, who
rushed constantly "throughout the round.
At the onenlnp o'f tha thlrri rntm.u
Bcemed that Forbes was about to gala the
upper hand. Hft sent a Straight left to
Neil's face, Straightening "him iip ahd
crossed flth the right to the jaw. He re-
vw..cu .uu im xuoro ffimout q. return.
Ar?r. ,hy backed away from a clinch
SKUSS.ffiJL TfflBfSHfJftl as.??
went to Hie flbor. Jle was up at' the count
i.i.""r" "ri ttp,j"Jt- eu sent anotner
left to .the- jaw and Forbes went
doJ??..for the aecqnd time.
VnilA IN "WrA ItHmr rr Vi. Aaa. Vl. --
pnds threw a towel into the line .as a
vwacii vi ucicaw But ueuner or roe. ngnt
ers nor. Ihe referee noticed, and as soon.
as Forbes was on. his feet the fight began
more fiercely than before. .Forbes put a
right to Neli;s jaw that sent him whirl
ing across the ring. Nell recovered quickly-and
rushed; and as Forbes came to
frnfcet him Neil hoiked his right to the
Jaw. The blow, lifted Pgrbeg clear but his
feet and he struck the floor on the top Ot
his head. .He was completely knocked
but and did not recover consciousness for
several minntesL
MANY TURNERS TO TARE
PART IN MASS EXHIBITION.
nepreseh'tWflTes of Att St. Lonls So
cieties. ylll Attend Exercli'ea
nt Stadium To-Pay.
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Mtjre "thah 3,000 Turners, men and mm
fen, will take part- In ths grand mass ex;
hlbltlon to bo held this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the World's Fair Stadlunt Th'e
exercises In which each Tumverem of the
cftylli bo represented will comprise ail
the branches of the Turner's course.
The participants will assemble in For
bst Park; lost outside of the Fair
ground, 'where they wiU be met by As
sistant, .Chief Nash of the Physical Cul
ture Department, who will escort them
through, the main' entrance. Into, the
EroindswTney .wlU.be divided into twO
aivislon&s, the first division $0. beheaded
by a babdrtieavlng tbe. main entrance at
ISO o'clockrand parading, up Administra
tion avenue to-the Stadium, and the sec
ond division. following at.? o'clock.:
" The exhibition' is in general charge of
A. H. Kindervater, director of physical
culture -uf '.the .St. itfuls public schools
and director fceneraT of toe Bt IjouIs
Turnverin. ,
The programme will jfe.as follows; .
Quntt X chiracterlsuc eeleeUon fcf pyranas
tleramra.forall asm of both sexesi.uEtffcr the
direction WE. Woerner and A-Nathan;
Calltthenlci .for boy ana girls J to' 1 y"
Wd. -undir direction orloul M- Jartlaa, ,
Dumbbull 'aSd marchlnrerelK,for boys Jl
to 14 years old. tinder direction of Otto at.
Hoop' exercises ahd fancy. I'wO-step, Mrls
to 18 years old, Under direction ot Karl IT.
campanlon eterdies on parallel bars. Juniors
U .to 18 Pears old, under the direction of Her
uian OateHld.v . . . . , .
. barbell .exerrfaes, rnarcMog knd poslnr, la-'
dies, under .direction of A B. Kinderrater.
ii. direction of.xnto.H. Boetbteh . . v.
5..howmg grided work. oa. horizontal hara,
pSrellel bari. norses, "ot-tmt-pole.j-aujtuutj
Bop. aklo.ad hlKh Jnmplnr. JPfcrJl alrec"
tloa of Hani Lehrman and J; & Huchttng.
TWO HANDICAP ENTRipS m
GO THROUGH FAST WORK,
poM Heels and six Shooter ilar
greesc it iUe Fair CironhJi and
Entk CqTCr Ground 'Ciillyi
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After solos a tnlio sncl VJns-ejsfctlf on
th'e oiltr eae of ,te aif qrounds courea
last evenlne, really ccrerinB abo'at one'
rniia and threc-slxteenllv of ground, Ta
kinnlnc thb dUlanca in"2.-5H, Gold Heels
PHllesd iip fielfecUy fio&rid and weai td his
itaDla in good trim. .
' The VcSrkoiit. waa held, after thel day?
Orbsramnie hid iieen finished and waa hill
over a track hal w&s. ?elc'o& tha ex'tTrna
outer edge-. he Warlt Was watched bV
znzmr ,Tveu-Known iraineia. m,ww e""'
4nd aH'KSteea lhat.lt jiroved .that, -ths
horsa wllTbe a factor la ihe.ble stake.
Six Shooter. and CoJlohadei both mem
bers of.th'a, Repesa'. stable, arid the. first
mentioned a candidate (ot tha .Worlds
Falr.Staka, -were sent a lalle lrt cotnbanr
last Wenlns. Blx Bbodter went the dis
tance In time .yarlonsly.cailKht from 1:42S
to a secoridXa- so slower: The pair were
aent oat Wgethe ilia-fatter the sfcttir race;
v. Jocker.MelntymhP.ls toTide Bondaite
lit tha. stake tVaay;(!rot lh . last feentajr
and, thinks lhat his monnt'ls aDfrtbrmer
secorid tonone in tbW Sectld4 of the couft-
h rfade him Saturday before last,' . he
sald.t"and we wop easily. He is In ftood
shabe 111 r$oM.&.,.th,MJa,tt hdHa
I like to handle; Alter, tho sU&e-.l tVt
on his back without a saddld or ; bridle and
he waa as quiet, as thojiKb in his sWlV, .
, itclfttyre aeeros In good shaped himself
ind will doubtless be a strong factor In
the racing at the'Iocal grounds.
ANADlTAlilTE'S GttEAT PEXQTA.
6yrlhjr to Hl Gb6dj AV'orSi in back
Field, thlteji iJelfefiieA Blaes.
A iarfeeVrrowd attended the pfelotaBaines
at the Jal Alal.frqat'dn, tDe Ballvlere and
Klntraburv boulevards, last night.. The
flrst.game .was a prolopeed andJirllHant
struggle between Baracaldes). a Ahabl
tnrtev willtes. ana jjurrjia. rai -asicgu,
blues. Thfjopmer team won. ,j to 28,
The long returns, of pa4!6ga.4nd Anabl
tarte from the tear of the, court were fre
quent and prolonged In duraUortf An&bli
tarte, who has been In very, hard Juck
since he camf to St; Louts, was .In .fine
fbrm. He la now. playing the strongest
g'aine of any uf tbe "aqueros." as the
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-J. 1 1 tfrll'"-TgV.'&---fr ij.:t.-if'-. t-iif.
We Close Every
To take
advantage
of this $ale,
Shop before
Six OXIOck
to-night.
jUr W aej
E
THE ICAME
A STIRRING SUMMER-SUIT SALE!!
Beg'ms here this morning at eight o'clock "exceptional" from a
standpoint of character and high-grade manufacture, "exceptional"
from a standpoint of price at which we are enabled to sell these suits.
in, tne
---Coats and Pants comprise Homespuns-in plain
and figured effects; Cheviots in stripes, plaids and
mottled effects; Coats come in single and double
breasted sacks, skeletbn back, quarter lined with
Italian, mohair or serge, trousers cut full in the
hip and thigh, with belt straps at waist to be worn with
or without suspender attachment. Every suit is artistically
finished, perfectly fitted and skillfully tailored throughout.
"hack men are called lh Spala.. The steady
ftSSelb was also on thetop or his game
arid rnore thah held his own In the long
Barlcald'cs, playing J1V?I1'er".2Ji1JS5i
man, did some splendid Bervin& and out
played Yurrlta In the. sharp snapf and re
turns. Here is where the whites .won.
There was no qulnela. that .form of game
boW discontinued tor the preaeat.
In the second match, of fe poIntTrun
and Ibaceta. the Blpcsbeftt the wh'0"
Chlqulto Do Eibar and Abadlaho,25 tb.
In a very fast game. Trun"s killing serv
ce anleneral all-round.work waj Mtml
tp that which Vears Bgo won for him the
reputation of being the best -diJ?nrfii
or inside man. playing tha Sara?, white
Ibaceta was sura and strong Jn tne bncX
field. AbaoJano played his usual Mrd land
earnwt game, which makes him the post
popular pelota placer In St. Louis.
Four Hundreds vs. Chicago.
rf st LoalsT will clay the CMcairo Union Qi-
inta. a strong team of .tbe HJKSVffi
of two iremes to-day and to-morrow it hmw-On-rParkr
Th teSns win have tbe followlns
IVwHUnaTta.. Portion. ''.irt
jann. Second base T?'fiS5
Swfw.......V.. Lfft field Barton
Oreen Third bao ifySB
eSSJlII - .. ........Catcher 3lnga
Itloticantsin5;.i First base ...-. T2yl2
WTnaoS.."..' Shorutop Tone
Crouon .i.Pltcher "
Frnnlc Fears Quits Umpiring;
.Cincinnati. "O..- June if.-Frank Pears. mem
ber d tae Amerlcaa AasoctaUon, baseball staff
of "umpires, has reslgned..bls rwlenailon reach
tat PresI4eat.Orlllo-,to4ay, An lnjufcd ansie
S.the ciSss of Pears-s retirement. His place
wul not be ailed. ' . .
FOUR PATROLMEN
ARE DISMISSED.
Splice Commissioners t Itef use to
Accept Resignation of Man Ac
ctisfed of Making False Ar
rest at Brother's.Bequest.
Jbur emereencir oa'trolme'n were dls-
jnlsscd and Bfiyerl btfiers heayliy fined. hy
the Board of Police Cbnunlssibners which
met yesterday after a vacation of tbreo
weeks.
Those d!s,mfssed were: Charles H. Har
ris, Central District, , charged with unbe-
6omlng conduct; making a false arrest
and tailing 6 appear for trlalj Joseph J.
R-an, Ninth District; Intoxication;
George Whalen, central District, unbe
coming Cond&'c't; and Thomas Carten,
Fourth District, intoxication.
Harris failed ttf appear for trial, but
foiwr&ed Hfsr rbslgnailon. He was dis
missed after the testimony of Mrs. Agnes
Harris, his sliter-!n-law. and her parents;
Atr; and Mrs. Qustave Bucholi o'f NO. 223
Bastqh avenuo, had been heard. Harris's
rcase,. It la understood, waa taken before
the" Grand Jury; as it Is charged that he
made a false affidavit when he was 'ap
pointed to the force...,, .
Several. freeks ago. Harris went to the
Bccholz heme, ani placed Mr. and Mrs,
Bucholz and his sister-in-law under arrest.
It Is charged. Instead of taking them to
,the Tenth District Police Station, he
brought them to the central District Sta
tion. .He asked .Lieutenant Mansfield, to
lock them up on suspicion of murder;
Mansfield refused to do this and released
them. -,
The testimony; of . witnesses tended ps
prbvfe that Harris had made the arrest
at the request of his brother. George-Harris,
ah employe of the Bt Louis Transit
Company. Divorce proceedings -were pend
ing between Harris and. his wife at the
tlinf, and. It Is salq, were to .have been
heard In court H nTt.rfav. Mrs. Owirffn
Harris; alleged, that hgr. husband traa mar-J
nea ro anotner woman, -
Miaor; proceedings .of the board wera as
follows: The resignation, of Emergency
Special Charles Ambs; Third District, was
accepted while under .charges; Emergency
Special John Ebemick, Second District,
charged, with .entering .a. saloon, waa fined
ao:'Fathlman John CahlH.'TVorld'a Fair
District, Intoxication, was fined $SQ And
cautioned, for the last time; Probationary
Patrolman Joseph H. Rohan. Ninth Dis
trict, intoxication, was fined CO and repri
manded, and Turnkey .Daniel .Keenan".
FJfth District, neglect; was reprimanded.
MATkaiAii- Ghops
pejiper to nltte.
Mutton tEbps.
Lea &, Perrins' Sauce
THE bRSCIAI. WORCifTSTERSHiae
iningj For broilecl chops, stealcs, endets, etc., nothing w required, iave butter and oaie.
jf tea (iPerrina' Sauce. WheMr panned, add to tbe pavy Ssro or three uUespoonfiihvof
Xa( Pemaa' Sauce before pooring it oyer the chcp.
.,
Saturday Evening
MJSSrrn
m mkjs mtk.Jm - i
THAT 31EAKS MUCH FOR
WASHINGTON AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET.
The story is brief: One of the most prominent
high-grade clothing- manufacturers of Broadway,
New York (whose name we withhold by consent),
closed out to us over one thousand Outing Suits
at a price concession which enables lis to place
these garments on sale at a figure never recorded
annais 01 retail mer-
ehandising;in the city of St.
Louis, considering the qual
ity and character of the garments.
These popular Summer Suits
010X9,0.0 hu 6,ooo miles of trots
streams and 500 litis. Open ieason, Jane 1
to Oct.31. Some of te ljnest fijimg waten
in the State are within it few hours of Denver
and Colorado Springs; others are further afield.
The scenery and climatic conditions make fishing
in Colorado doubly enjoyable:
Two tnim k day,Tii the Kocfc Ithnd Sritem,
Cbica jo t9 Colohdo. Thro cir ssrrice from
St. 1-ouu. Sommer tourist lata June i to
, September 3630 for the rouaa trip from
Chicago $35 from Sc Lomu
' fallinrnatlpn at tak
omce. Cxu or was.
F.J.Dsxezx,
General Agent, Passenger Dep"t,
$03 Olive StrectiSt. Lcils. Uo.
WILL FULFILL
PROMISE TO WIFE
Family bf Carl Herber Will Crfr
niateBody in Obedience to
, Hia Last Bequest.
in the wish of Carl Herber, 40 years old.
who died at St. Ahtfibay Hospital yester
day .of heart failure; that "his body be In
cinerated, is i. sfory showing tie grea
love homo by him for his -wife, who died
eight years agou .
A few hours before her death. Mrs.
Herber. who was Hiss Helen "Wolfing
before her 'marriage and a daughter bf
Charles Wulfihg of No. Zt8 tonfefellow
boulevard, expressed the wish that her
body after death be cremated. This wish.
was carried out by the members of the
family, and since that.Ume the mimbers
of the family have understood that "when
lilr. Herber died hl3 body would fee crema
ted also because of a promise made to his
wife. True to this .promise, he requested
almost with his last- breath that his body
be disposed of in tha same manner as was
his wife's. . . - .
This wish will be carried out
There will be only a simple service at
the crematory at 3 o'clock ihlsjrfMrnoon;
the Reverend .Doctor George It Dodson
cf the lAfAyette Park Unitarian Church
Officiating,
. Carl Herber wdj a native of, West Ba
den, Germany, and came to the ..United
States twenty years ago with Adolphns
rtuscli to work1for him. He remained In
tbe employ of the. Anheuser-Busch Brew
ing Assoclatlon.tert years.
fix 1SH. white on a summer, outing at
Mlnnetonka, Mhin., he met Mtes Helen
Wulfingi and that same summer they were
married at the summer home or. Miss
Wulflng's father at Mlnnetonka. Mr. Her
ber entered the firm of Gllderhaus, TCulr
flng &. Co., wtiolesala grocers remaining
a member ot .that firm .until hla death.
SlnrA hln vtita'm deftth Mr. Herber and
his 8-year-old son, Frederick, have JlvM
In Ihe home nf his father-in-law. Mr. Her
ber had been In potjr health, for more; than
three. Years, but was stricken .with hla final
Illness tnreo, weens wo ana waa reuiuvcu
to St. Anthony's Hospital, in order that
he might have niedlcal treatment con
stantly, , ,..,.. . ,.
He Is survived by four brpthers-eprge.
Eblllp, Frederick and .Adofph .Heroer all
of whom,- with Jjls mother. Mrs; August
tj.i... ttui in -nrost naiien. Germanv:
and one son. Frederlclc .who lives with his
grandfathers uoaries yvmnns.
at Jeast oa !aci thick arid ntuly trimrfiedj wit aacl
JOHN
at Six O'clock.
Do your
buying here
before
Six O'clock,
the
closing- hoar.
ST. LOUIS."
tfi
WOMAN'S BeST
1-
ANY
is A woacAsr'S'
BiEtEAST IS A oaJsrcEBii
Anytumorjlump.oraoraonthollp,
facb o anywhere) six rnohths) Is
nearly always Catfoor; They
never pain until almost
past cural
Two Physfciaiis Offer Jll& II fley
Fall to Cure Any Single Cancer
mtuQu'tKjsHo or yala athalf prteofes
SOdars. ..,.. . . - .j
Notadoll:n?edbepSI4tintacur9d. , A
.As. island shrub orplan makes the cure g
the most wonderful dlscorerr oa tth to
day. BertbwkoaCAceMeT.ersrJtited
free with .tentlmonlala of-rthoas&ad. cured
-. saKssscask -iMkvltnm,vantf.att ial
A.&ni8iplat4e
urcsas .srui. poon
glands la-tto arm.
ilt..,n'hefi,CRr8 1
often, imsoaalbla
apd death comim
I In tfclrty.-jesrs wa
ltKf.ettxax xaertt
lag. HoX-ai or
other 9TiMl.
ftarA -a nnm-m
1 1 'r! rt tiiin"W tbCuvtsk kA 4L&
- Jw aW ot
"STRICTLY ttELlABtE."
oinc232oii2Q3 . m si, sfanMiVi
Senq.tp 3onieono yit& (Aiicer:
COCK-BELL'S RECOVERY RAPID
Senator May Kof Go Oat 61
boors at Will;
BEpDBttC.SPECIAn. ,
Washington, June lT.-Sena'tor Cockfeti'
early this evening assured The, Sepiiblio
thaf ha. la ge'ttrii'g along esj- wCti as aSji
body possibly could.
He iald he is feeling fine-, ahd ill sys
tem .Is lw a perfectly .healthy- Icbh'osfiori;
which Is cdntMbutlng vety teateriaUy- tii
his speedy recovery: He Jal4- 64,6 ptf
longer confined to the house, but can go
out at Will. - .
He is.sp hampered tjy t6S temWrarji
uselessness, of his right inn; however,
that, be aoea1 not.eare tr so around much
as yet, The. Senator remained, taloort
to-day., disposing of ..bia correspondence
and attending to other matters:
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