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NEW ORLEANS MEN ON WAY.
Delegates to Traiwmississippi
Commercial Congress Start.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
3cw Orleau.-. Lt.. Oct. 34. The New
Oilcans Proicref.Ive Union delexates to
tlie Transmis'lerippi Commercial Congress
departed for SL. Louis to-night.
In the part)- wete: M. J. Sanders, presi
dent. l,o I on tho programme for a pa
jier on "Tlie Importance of the Panama
Canal, and Its Importance to This Cltv";
-Albert Godcliaux. vice president; T. F.
Cunningham, xcond vice president: L. E.
Valloft, Cliarlee M. Denecliaud. Claud IT.
Smith, James Graham, Theodore Gune
wald. John T. Dclnliar, A. R. Klakeley
and Hunter C. Leake.
Albert .Godcbeux, vice president of the
Progressive Union, will deliver an address
upon the "Atricultural South." New Or
leans will flKure conspicuously In the dls
rursion of subjects tending toward the
improvement of the Mississippi Valley in
terests. NOTICE.
Marriage and Death Notices (suited la
The Republic" -will bf'frierde4uy t.l
mpn to any on or all ot th paper
named below for alnaUaseou publication,
arithckt extra charge. It a rear-eat to flo
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New Tork Time. " Clsctsnatl Ecculrtr.
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DEATHS.
WWWIWWW.WWI.(IIWW
BSCKER At Id tastdsne. No. AMI Deuaar
avenue, on uoeaar. October 24. MM. at 2:13
feD William u Backer, beloved tuotmnd of
Itabetk H. Becker. On notice of funeral
will be ctvea.
GOOD-Cntarad Into net, aodilanlr. at Kirk
wood, ea sundar, October 21, 1M, Alexander C.
Good, in the aeveotr-tlilrd rear of bta are. Fu
neral aanrkjea will tteM Tuaaday. October 25.
at Oraea Bptacopal Church, Kirkwood,
HAOmWrs-ftr4T, October at, lt, at 112:
?l m., Laanox X. Hagana, balored husband of
Jlllta B. Baxta (bh BUrra), and !dat on
t Su K. ted ta lata Junta B. Harrna, aed
I raatav Pnnaral from reeidaacf. No.lK Feck
auvac TDjeaaay, octooer aa, at iv p. m.. to
is caiuaurj.
.. IDNDI-Oa rrMay. October jl 4t, at Al
tmqueraue. N. 1L, John Walklt lsadle. aoa
r the lata John and HUss, lundla, after a lln
farlag llhuaa, at th ae of a year. Funeral
will take place from the maidenc of bla aliter,
Mra. Joaapb Taoly, Kq. SSS7 Tennea avenue,
Wadaead, octobar , at 1 p. m.. to Bellefsn-
KBLLT-On Konaar. October U. lWt, at 4
a. m.. Jamas B. Kelly, at the residence of his
dauihter. Kra. C. Baaman, Mo, u Nona
Eleventh atreet. beloved father of Sirs. Charles
Baoroan. Mrs. Alexander J. lech of St. Louis
and Mra. LooI c. Wles, Mre. WUlUm G.
raoHeld. Kra. 3. M. Beach "and Mra. Thomaa
tcurBtn or east m. uxat, iil runeru rrom
tba abor nnmbet Wednesday. October li at
a. in., to the Church ot Our Lady of Good
Counttl, tbano to Calvary Cemetery.
KOERtfER-On Monday. October 54, MM, at
St. Luke' Hospital, at 23 a. m.. Giutavua
A. Koernar r BelUrlUe, HI., aged ts yeara and
months. Funeral Wedneed&y moratng, Octo
ber at 11 a. m., to Walnut H1U Cemetery,
BelltTllle, 111. Funeral prim. No Oowers.
LASAR Buddenrr. icondar. October M. lsM.
Monday.
Pan P. Laatr, aon ot A. A. and Xelll P.
Funeral notice later.
. MAHONET-Oa flusaay. Oetber 13. 1M4, at
I o'clock a. m.. Cornelius Mahoney, beloved
rather of Mr. Joseph Boggiano, Mrs. Frank
nossreid and airs. Joseph Knox, aged es yeara.
Church, tiiano. to calvary Cemetery.
are Invited to attend.
MORRIS-Charle E. Morris. Funeral will
tak place Tueadar. October 23, at Z p. m.. from
family ratuene. No. ltl Chouteau avenue, to
St. IfartksrW Cematary.
OLI VSR Entered Into rest, at Glencoe, Mo..
Joseph B only son -of Joaeph and Annie
Oltver, aged T year. Funeral Tuesday. October
M at I an., to Bethel Cemetery, St. Louis
County, mo.
OLDHAM-On Tburaday. October . 19M, at
1 p. m., Lucille Oldham, aged S years and
-B day, balored daughter of dr. and Sirs. J.
r. oldhain (oe Dunklin), at Warren, Ark.
Aeddent. Cleveland and Cincinnati, o., papers
lease copy.
ROACH Sunday afternoon. October a. 1M,
at i o'clock, after eighteen meatha cf sever
8te.se. Mrs. WlUlan Roach. Deceaaed Laves
.,(. kusband and three children from 3 to 7 years
jtmerai wui mmu piacc x.rccn no, .is iiorui
street, at o-ciocg. to st. Patrick's
i. thence to Mount Carmel Cemetery.
. Uwls.
I 1ESLB-Enurtd Into rest on Monday, Oc-
lODnr 24, uat, at a- m.. Mrs. iiary j. siesie,
wed as veara and g manths. srtdow At jAhn R.
Slesle, mother of Fred, Witter. Ben. Xellleand
Clara Sled, after a lingering Illness-, at her
resldene. No. ITU Cora arenne. Funeral
tVcdnesdar at 1 n. m. to BellefcntaJne Ceme
tery. Friend ar Tespectfully Im-lted to at
tend r
. 6CHCLCE-On Sunday. Octcber SS..JSM. at
138 a. m suddenly, Brvln SchuUs, beloved son
aged 14 year t months and 111 days. Funeral
wedceda.y, October 20, at 2 o. m., from fam
uyreeldence. No. 1411 Farragut street, to New
picker Cemetery. Friend lavltad to attend.
"'ULATTERT-Khi Monday, October 24. 1994. at
'2S9 o'clock p. m., John, beloved husband of
QatJMrme Slattrry (nee Kelly), father of MrJ.
JJ..J. C'Keere. Mrs, Jacob Saddler. Mrs. Wlll-
C;W Nicholson and WilUam SUttary and ,our
'.4se i-miiArilf fh. frniMl rltl ta&a nlaoe
I,-? -.Wsdnesdav. October 2. at 2 o'clock r. m., from
itSSV C&orciVtheoce torgjvftry Cenwtery.
feKrtendti ry United to attenfl.
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RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED.
Judge J. F. Cooper Out of Philip
pine Supreme Court.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Tort Worth. Tex.. Oct. 21. Judje J. F.
Cooper, uho was appointed a Judge of the
Philippine Iland Supreme Court by Pres
ident McKlnley. was to-day advifed that
his resignation, which was tendered about
two weeks ago. had been accepted.
Two New Tork members of the court re
signed last May. but their resignations
have not vet been accepted, so far as Is
known to Judge Cooper.
The Tasnn for the laud's resignation Is
the III health of Mrs. Cooper, He will rlve
his attention to appellate cases from the
Islands before the United States Supreme
Court at Washington, though he will re
tain. hH Texas residence.
ST. LOUIS CoTlNTYlioTES.
Tba Official Catalorue Comoane of tha
Louisiana Purcbaa Gxsosltlon Compunr filed
a suit In attachment In th -on Circuit
Court fttrdav aralmt H. EfhraJm and'Mor
Aecal Benxulnat f rcoer an alleged debt
for IJ4.1. contracted for three pages of ad
vertlilne. Martlar. Ilrensea were lamed In Clayton
veMerdav to Henry B. Alber of Florlnant
and Johanna Abelm of ft. Louis and to Wer
ner E. Tbull and Amelia Mayer, both of BL
Iouls.t The.latter couBle---ere married by Jua-.
tic. Guckes and west to Clanon to keep their
weddlnr a secret from their frienda. Thull
1 an emnlore of a St. Loula newaoaoer.
The County Court was waterdav notified bv
the Louisiana- Purchase HxnoelUon Company
that a allrer medal bad been awarded to the
wheat exhibit ot St. LeuLi County.
A orotert wa filed In the County Court
veaterdar axalnst the petition of the Bt. Louis.
8t Charlea and Wretern Railway Comoanv.
astdnz -for oermlssion to chance It runnlns
af-hedul from 2) mlnite to one hour'e anace.
Th orotest was slrned br 97 natrons of the
road, who declare that they often have to
atand un now with cars every half hour.
William A. Hanna. a orosoerous citizen of
Valler Park, was thrown off a Frisco train
Saturday afternoon by It sudden movlnc A
wheel of one of the cars Dossed over his left
foot and crushed It.
A aoedal examination for nubile achool
teachers will be held In Clavton. Saturday
afternoon by Count? Superintendent Andrae.
who says that there is now a scarcity of neda.
rorue In tbe county and the examination 1
for tba curooae of qualtfyinx the required
number ot applies ma.
The Cbuntv Court vesterday notified th
Sheriff that the saloon license eranted to th
Drmmeior ol ui. joiwnoia. sto
OUr Street road bad expired.
Hotel at Xo.
ana requesu
that be exercisa w silence in nreventlnr fur
ther sal of Intoxicating liquor in tho place-
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Ramoe of Xo. EKO
Suburban avenue celebrated th sixth annl
versarr of their weddine last nhrht at th
home of lire. J. B. Tcnn In De Hodlamont.
The members of the Afternoon Tea Club of
St. Louis County, of which Mra. Ramoe la
president, were oresent In a body. Mr. and
Mrs , Ramo were .married at the Planter
Hotel. After the celebration last night Mrs. Ra-
utoo ueMu-ieq ror (nicago wiia alias Jennie
LJIo, her bridesmaid.
VANDALS TAKEN TO THE PEN.
Brakemen Who Bobbed Warrens
burg Wreck Victims Incarcerated
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
WaiTenaburg, Mo., Oct. 24. Sheriff
Keech departed for Jefferson City to-day
having in charge W. Zlegler and J. N.
Hayes; the .two brakemen who pleaded
guilty to robbing their fellow-trainmen
killed In the wreck east of Warrensburg
October 10.
Zlegler will serve a sentence of three
years, and Haynes five years In the State
Penitentiary.
HILLSB0R0 HOTEL BURNED.
Proprietor's Loss Will Amount
to at Least 7,000.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL-
Hillsboro. Mo., Oct, 24-Mrs. E. Veil
mar's store and hotel building burned this
morning between 2 and 4. Tlie loss is
partially covered by insurance.
Hotel Proprietor Robert Evans lost all
his furniture. He had no Insurance. Tlie
loss to him will be at least 17,(100.
Quests of tho hotel were awakened In
ample time to escape. The flames had a
good start Detore Deing discovered, and
nothing could be done to check them.
Mrs. Jeam Douglas Dead.
Mrs. Jean Loughborough Douglass, well
known In St, Louis, died yesterday morn
ing at Oak Park, a suburb of XHiicaga
Mrs. Douglass until her marriage was Jean
Loughborough and spent much of her time
In SL Louis. Her parents were James M.
Loughborough and Mary Webster, both
of St- Louis, who died many years ago.
Two brothers. J. Fairfax LouKhborougli,
a lawyer, ot Little Rock, and James M.,
a New Tork newspaper man, and one sis
ter, Miss Hope Loughborough, surrira her.
Mrs. Douglass's husband was Frank M.
Douglass, manager of Dun's Agency, at
Cleveland, which was their home at tlie
time of her death. She was a niece ot
Mrs. William T. Blow of this city.
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PISTOL WOUND
FATAL TO YOUTH
Dean Lasar Was Fixing Furnace,
When Bevolver Dropped From
., His Holster Bullet Pen
etrated Abdomen.
Dean Lasar. M years old, living with his
parents at Xo. KS3 Bartmer avenue, died
at the Baptl-t Sanitarium, Talor avenue
and Suburban tracks, jesterday afternoon,
at 12:10 o'clock, from a pistol-shot wound.
Lasar was the victim of onn of tho moat
peculiar accidents resulting from the dis
charge of a revolver brought to the notice
of the police in some time.
According .to relatives, the youns man
went into tho basement of tho house Sun
day night to adjust the furnace.
About Ul3 body was a leather holster,
In which he carried a loaded SS-callber
army revolver. As he stooped over to ex
amine the register the revolver dropped
to the floor of tho basement, causing it
to discharge.
The pistol struck on tho butt end. The
bullet penetrated the jouth's body, enter
ing' just above the abdomen and Issuing
from hli back without touching the back
bone uursued its course toward the cell
ing and penetrated a three-inch pipe. It
Anally lodged in the timber above.
Lasar dropped to the floor with a cry for
help. Relatives hurried to the basement
and found the young man writhing
In agon'. Tho bullet had torn a
great hole In his body. Doctors
James 8. Holland of Olive street; Ross
Hopkins ot Academy street; 21. B. Breen
of Hamilton avenuo and Mrs. Doctor
Hopkins were summoned and held a con
sultation. Lasafs case was hopeless from the out
set. It was decided to rcmoc the young
man to the hospital, where the.accomoda
tlons were better for prolonging his lire.
Laparotomy was performed, but the pa
tient grew continually worse.
The -lctlm of the accident was known
for hl great fondness for rifle3 and re
volvers. He was ftequently known to
have changed his patterns of guns.
He was the son of A. A. Lasar. former
ly general manager of the State Republic
an Publishing Company, at Xo. 118 Xortb.
Third street, and now connected with the
Anheuser-Bu-"ch Brewing Company. Mr.
Lasar was in Baltimore, O., at the tlmo
of his son's death.
Last Friday afternoon Edward Lasar of
the Lasar-Letzlg Manufacturing Com
pany, at Sixteenth and O'Failon streets,
a brother of A. A. Lasar, burled his son,
Robert. Both boys died in the same hos
pital. Robert Lasar was 10 years old, and
his death was the result of an operation
for a stomach disorder.
ARGUE CHICAGO TUNNEL CASE.
Illinois Supreme Court Takes
Matter Under Advisement.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. 111., Oct. :!. The suit of ths
Chicago Street Railway Company against
the people on relation of the city of Chi
cago, which involves the lowering ot tho
Van Buren street tunnel under the Chi
cago River, was argued In the Supremo
Court to-day, and was taken under ad
visement. John P. Wilson appeared for
the appellant and Granville W. Browning
for the city.
The atreet railway company urged that
In view of the existence of the La Salle
and Washington street tunnels, the Van
Buren street tunnel was not an obstruc
tion; that the traction company owned
the soil on which it tested, and that It
could not be removed-
Browning took the position that the ex
istence of the other tunnel had no bear
ing on the question as to whether this
tunnel was an obstruction to navigation.
So far as the ownership of tbe soil was
concerned, be said, this ownership was
subject to public casement, and the city
was clearly within its rights In ordering
tbe removal.
Other proceedings in the Supreme Court
were as follows:
nark vs. City of Chicago: motion by ap
pellee for leave to file briefs and arguments
icttanter allowed.
Blackmore vs. People ex rel. Talbot: motion
by appellee to dlsml&s on short record and for
1? ner cent datnaxes; appeal dismissed without
damages. ,
White star Mlnlnjr company vs. Hultbert;
motion by certain appellees to strike brier of
other appellees from files: referred to final
hearing.
Clark et aL vs. Patterson; motion by appel
lant for leave to Sis certified copy of appel
lee's Asvellate Court brief allowed.
Henderson vs. Klbbe et a.: drath of appel
lant Henderson bat Ing been suggested. It is or
dered that Judgment to he entered hereafter
shall be entered as of June 15.
City of Chicago vs. Moor; motion by appellee
to advance the cause for decision and for an
injunction aenira.
bowls vs. Chicago,
Waukecan and North
Shore Railway Com pan
iy; motion by appellee
tor leave to me reply brief to reply brief of
appellant
ripnled-
MacKln vs,
feopie; motion for supereedeas.
See the wonderful "head-on" railroad
collision at Delmar Race Track on Sun
day, October 30.
FARMINGTON GETS PATIENTS.
One Hundred Will Be Sent From
St. Louis Insane Asylum.
The 100 Inmates of tho St. Louis In
sane Asylum who are to be sent to some
one of the State Institutions, according to
the bill which passed the House of Dele
gates last Friday, will bo sent o the
asylum at Farmlpgton, Mo., known as
State Hospital for the Insane No. 4. Doe
tor Simon has reached this decision after
considering the various lnstltuUons. As
soon as the Mayor signs the bill, and
Doctor Frank L. Keith. Superintendent of
the Farmlngton Asylum, announces all
preparations completed for the reception
of the Patients, they will be sent thefe.
Doctor Keith made a trip to St. Loui3
when the Health Department first con
sidered the transfer of patients' and asked
that they be sent to his instituUon. as
there was considerable room there. Since
then ho has been in constant communica
tion with Doctor Simon. The bill carries
an appropriation of JO.OOO for the sup
port of the patients nt the institution to
which they are sent.
ALL NEWS TO SECRETARY HAY.
Hasn't Heard That Clayfon Is to
Besign and Akins Succeed Him.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Oct. 24. Secretary of State
Hay, when seen to-night regarding the
rumor that Powell Clayton. Ambassador
to Mexico, will resign and that Akins of
Missouri will be appointed to succeed him,
stated that this was entirely new to him.
Secretary Hay disclaimed having any
knowledge whatever of the intended resig
nation of Powell Clayton.
,.AJ l6e "White House it was stated that
If Ambassador Clayton contemplates ten
dering his resignation no Intimation of
such intention has yet been received bv
the President.
MISS GOULD IN M0BERLY.
Meeta .Citi?ens of Town at an
Evening Beception.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Moberly. Mo, OcL 24. Miss Helen Gould
arrived in this city to-day at 5 o'clock p.
to. on her special car. Sho Is accompanied
by friends.
To-night she Is receiving a warm recep
tion at' the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Several hundred Invitations were
issued and most IX not all ot them have
been accepted.
Mies Gould will be here part of the day
to-morrow. The Wabash Y. M. C. A will
lvB,her a grand reception to-morrow.
Killed by Accidental Dtsckargev
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Houston, Mo.. Oct, 24. John Dandv .
farmer Tlvlnp; near here, took a double-
barreled shotgun, and went out in the
bottom looking for squirrels Sunday morn
ing. About noon he started for borne,
when be stepped In his boat to cross tho
UImTiJ'! . KaP , aa discharged, tho load
riktaTli!ni in' the right side. He died in
lew hours.
Cleveland Roosevelt
writes about Judge Parker in
the November number of Mc
Clure's Magazine, just pub
lished. An earnest article of
appreciation.'
MRCLURE'S
MAGAZINE,
for November also contains the first chapters of a new romance of the
Southwest "The Rawhide" by '
STEWART EDWARD WHITE
as notable, authentic, and real as "The Blazed Trail," the famous tale
of the North Woods now in its seventeenth edition. ,' ""
RAY STANNARD BAKER
writes an amazing and dramatic article, backed by documents, about
Roosevelt and Parker and the Labor Unions.
iVJiV SPLENDID SHORT stories
by Booth Tarkington, author of "The Gentleman from Indiana." Myra Kelly, author
of "Little Citizens," James Hopper, Rex E. Beach, and others. All illustrated.
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Get McClcra's from your news
dealer, any kfcChtr agsnt, or
AMUSEMENTS.
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T0URIH6 ST. LOUIS."
Automobile
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DAILT from Jefferson Hotel plaza promptly at
10 a. m. and 2 p. m. for ti-mlle trip, covering
every Interesting .portion of th city.
Hound Trip, Including Lecturer. tjlJg.
lilVUfl-Q- ART.
BcanUful living model in Master Foaea at
nnsr-Ei ar . -aaLTjjkiuiim,
Cor. D BallTlere and O GlvervllU AT
Opposite Olir and De'.mar Loop.
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WILLIAM F. 1IOME3. H. J. DIEKNETTIX
President. Secretary.
ESTABLISHED IN ISO.
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. l'ollcles ar srritten on either stock or mutual
plan.
Henry C Haarstlck, J. B. C-'Lucaa.
K. R. Orthweln. p. D. Walker.
Wn. F. Haines. Jas. w. Ban.
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TO ASK DEFEAT OF MEASURE.
Health Commissioner Simon Op
posed to Salary Bill.
Health Commissioner Simon stated yes
terday that bo would ask the City Council
to defeat tbe bill passed by the House of
Delegates fixing the salaries of ths of
ficials and employes .of tbe Health De
partment. The bill as pawed by the
House contained twenty-eight amend
ments and Doctor Simon says that the
salaries were changed by these amend
ments to suit the employes of the insti
tution who have friends in the'Houso.
The salaries of persons known to be
friendly to Doctor Simon were cut by
the House, while other salaries were
raised. The bill was prepared originally
by Doctor Simon of the Board of Health.
In Its present form, he says, it Is far
from being; right, and he wIU ask the
Council to defeat It.
If you wish to see a truly wonderful and
realistic Railroad Wreck, without anv of
Its attendant horrors, go to Delmar Race
Track on Sunday, "Ootober SO. when two
of the finest type of passenger locomoUves
and trains of cars will meet In collision.
HEBREWS VISIT ROOSEVELT.
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Congratulate .Him on Coming
Forty-Sixth Birthday.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. OcL 24. President Roose
velt will celebrate his forty-sixth birthday
next Thursday.
In anticipation of this a delegation of
Hebrews from Baltimore called on the
Chief Executive this morning and extend
ed congratulations. Tbey at the same
time presented a manuscript copy of
highly laudatory verses written by one of
their number.
The poem, which Is on parchment. Jp
Hebrew characters, recites tho exploits of
Mr. Roosevelt and especially commends
President Roosevelt's part in the Klshenev
affair. One of the verses runs as follows:
For Kishinev he held bla hand
To stricken martyr without th land,
lie sounded keynotes full of heart
For Judah's children torn apart.
A translated copy of the poem was also
presented to tha President- The author is
Jf.rael. Fine of Baltimore. Representative
Wachter Introduced the delegation.
Can.no. Rett
Tour appetite is gone. What little you
eat distresses you. Strength is falling
are bilious. . Tou have headache, back
ache, feel blue and melancholy and can
not rest or sleep. The fact Is your nerves
are unstrung, and you are on the verge
of nervous prostration. They must be
strengthened, renewed. They will not
cure themselves, but must hare a nerrej
remedy. This you will And In
Dr. Miles' Nervine
It is prepared for just such ailments,
and Is a never-falling remedy, because, it
soothes, feeds and builds the nerves back
to health. -
If allowed to continue, stomach, kidney
and liver troubles will soon be added to
your already overflowing measure or
.misery.
"I suffered from nervous prostration,
When I began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine
I couldn't hold anything in my bands, nor
get from one room to another. Now I do
all ray own work."
MRS. CHAS. LANDRUM. Carthage, Mo.
Nervine seldom falls to do all we' ?ilm
torlL and so we authorise druggist to
refund money it first bottle does not bene
fit, i
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
as seen by an intimate friend.
Personal characteristics set
down from a life-long ac
quaintanceship. By Henry
Cabot Lodge.
th publishers. Th 9. 8. McClur
Company, 44-S9 East Twenty
Third Street, New York.
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AMUSEMENTS.
lui0ttfii4iStii4iit'.
ODEON THEATER !KK
MIRim 8:30 -50c 76c. $1, S1.50. MAT1HEES Wei, Sat., Ion., 2:30-250 JtBOo.
DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE JUDGE & DOLPH, 51S Olive St.
KMMEHELOUISIA NA
x9trzi.o3aCwaa.0'Ei sphotaoxjii
FREDERICK V. BOWERS. TBE RADIUM DANCE.
600-
-PERFORMER8-
Not
on ths
Pike
SptsUI
Inlramaril
BOER
llal!onJ
WAR
Ufldir ths Direction of FRANK E. FILLIS
DULY IT
1:00, 3:30
and 7:30
Spelal Ullalsi'li
Ftitim it ll(K
festival komzak Popular conger .
HALL EXPOSITION ORCHESTRA OF 10.
TO-DAY OBGI-H RECiTiLSKy.vlSfcVA'go:
TAKE A TRIP OX THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
SEC THE IADS BRIDQK, ST. LOUIS RIVSR FRONT AND
JEFFERSON BARRACKS.
Tbl MAMMOTH EXCURSION STEAMERS-CITY OF PROVIDENCE k CIRWIN H. SPENCER
Leave dally (except Sunday) at 10:00 a, tru Return at 10 p. rn.
Leave dally (except Sunday) at 2:00 p. m. Return at 6:00 p. ro.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 23 CENTS.
SUNDAYS! r
STEAMER COHWIS H. SPESCER.
Lear. Return.
Jefferson Barracks
M-rnll trip
.10:0.) a. ro. 1:00 p. m-ll
.lS0p.ro- i:2i p. m.
Boat Leaves from Foot of Locust St.
PHONE-Main HI.
AMUSEMENTS
MEET ME
AT, THE
TYROLEAN ALPS
THE LOOOVOOO ATTRACTlOJf THAT HAS XADE THE FAIR.
KOWZAKBENDIX
-A!fD
World's Greatest Orchestra.
GREAT LTTECHOW-FAUST RESTAURANT.
Monthly tickets to Alps. 12.00; Weekly tickets, J1.00.
REOL SHIPS
NO PANORAMA
BATTLE OF SANTIAGO
DAILY AT 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 AND 8:30 I. M.
TWO SHIPS BLOWN TO SPLINTERS DV POWERFUL TORPEDOES.
NAVAL SHOW, WEST END PIKE
Chicago
T
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snmgn
KSey
Few LIQUOR DRINKING. MORPHINE
AS arntH Bis, misa, aawnaSniH.
DR.J.B.BLAINB, Physilclanaaf Manager
2001-3-0 Locust St., St. Laws. uru,jjim
k Tataraswr rmn Tsaoe as asvaaamsaua
yurji
AMUSEMENTS.
Vaim0W0A$AArmri't'00an0
CRAWFORD
THEATER
Wn AN IKIST.
loc, aoc, soe, BOe.
THE CHILD WIFE
A Story of Modern Married Ufe.
Sc Mat. Tue.. Tbnrs.. Bat. Next, "Sapho."
AD A Ml niUTS.WiUSlt.
2Sc and 50c
Nlsbt Prlcs-c, Sc. tfc, 71c. ILW.
THB ONLY In the Oorgeons
AND ORipiNAL
LILUFUTIAIS
a i m n a rv
Next, Boo. Max. UTard A Tciea. Fair c Piaka,
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1 mtltlon
L
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Iran' Start
50c
Saaetalry
SilltM SHU
75c
X Sat
SI.00
BEIL CROHJt
mil viuor
TOO Boer and
British deplct
Ing great South
African strug-
ftle for liberty
atrwM'kattfsi
STEAMER CITY OF PROVD0E5CE.
Leave. Retura.
..1:10 a.m. liOp. ax.
.. 2:30n.ro 4.10 p.m.
Jtfferson Barracks..
II TO-mUe trip
Boat Leaves from Foot of Olir St,
PHONBS-Maln U24. Klnloch A 1W.
ON THE PIKE.
Till
REAL WATER
9:30 A. M.
9:46 P. M.
DAILY.
Tieam aaa ClaanHla I
asm IBHA m
SAlSsTB la17taT Yak XatntoaMt
nnWLIIl M mawatmt LKOa
""""" afsy-
S Matinees Tuesdar. Thursday. Saturday.
Nlfht Price 15c, 25c. lie. S0c No Ul(hr.
9BO Mat. I TILLY OLSON
TcDarat. I Wita Gertrade SwUrsjett,
Sunday Matinee Nrxt "McTadden Plat.
STANDARD
The Borne of Folly.
Two Frolics Daily.
RCRLESaiTE YAtUEVILLlL
Hha Famous RENTZ-SANTLEYOO
SKIT -WEXKPAY FOSTtSR CO.
aaasBaas a-axaciav --
AMUSEMENTS. W DMPIHC H
Mwewwww..e.e.ewvwria. BasB ! saTsa H sa Ef BBwal BlsS BBBTal
AUCTIONEERS.
A. A. SELKIRK ft CO.,
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
Rexulsr sale every Satardj.7 at waretooMs
and general office. 18Q&-HMS Chouteau avenoa.
EaJe la residences a apsciaitr. Pboaa yiBtntlf
C 16.
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY.
IMS and 1007 Washington avenue, handlers of
Fire and Jlaxtsa Salvage. Watch tor spectaJ
notices.
SAMUAL CANS, Hanaicer.
AMUSEMENTS.
raaaa.JsJsasasaaasVaaai'l
JERUSALEM
The Prldi of tha Fair and tki Fair's
Greitist Educator.
Tin Largest and Most Cosilj Coocet-
$lia Within tbe Exposition.
Tlie manaerexaent ha pleasure
1b autaonnclnar that arraaae
xaents baver been completed
whereby absolutely every at
traction within tho walla of
Jerusalem is now
iEP:e,:E.:E
THEKE ABB NO EXTRA
CHARGES OF ANT KESD.
CTCLORA3IA OF CRCCTFIXIOX.
TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. ENCAMP
MENT of genuine; bedouins.
BETHLEHEM MANGER, and all
tbe other numerous attractions.
Including CHCRCU OF THE
HOLY SEPULCHRE. MOSQUE OF
OMAR, DIORAMA OF MOUNT OF
OLIVES, AND JEWS' WAILING
PLACE, axe ALL FREE, and ao
are the service of acennfne NA
TTVB arnlde from Jernsalem,
who explain everything tn vis
itors and leave guide station
within the grates every 10 min
ute. Free illustrated lecture everr
boar in the ciinrch bs a native
SbeiLc from Jerasalem.
800 Orientals actnallr llvinar
within thin reproduced city.
There Is more real benefit and
education in 'one ilslt to Jeru
salem than in all the Pike com
bined. LOCATED JUST WEST OF CASCADES
-INTRAMURAL STATION Nc II.
IMPERIAL
TO-alBHT AT
8.
UT. MAT. AT 2
TENTII AND PINE.
iOQth ' PerformancB In St. Louis.
TO-MORROW NIGHT
SOUVENIRS eiVEN AWAY.
DATID BELASCO PRESENTS J
BLANCHE
BATES
-IX-
The Darling
of the Gods
A DRAMATIC STORY OF OLD JAPAN.
Prices from 60c to rtsa Good Lower noor
Seats, CCc Seats on sale for next week.
Ill VaMDin EVENINaSATR.
ULTMrlV lATI..WU.ttAT.
XTRA MATINEE fRISAY -
(No Sunday Ben-Bur Farforciassaaj
KXAW A ERLANGER CO. Ime.)
BEN-HUR
PRICES tut, !., TSe AND Me,
Mali Order with Hemlttaneea Promptly
Pilled. Send Stamped Addressed Saralcfe.
CENTURY TP-nioht
.. " asaaaf as
WEDNESDAY AND SATrTRDAY 1U.18.
Cbarles B. Dllllnajhsua Peeia
TVlAlClrWF? R f I. TrT
In the Saeeesafni ciy!e Fitca Oasaetb!
"HER OWN WAY."
SaNais,aa,
NEXT BC?mAT----EJtvTS TtJMSDAXt
N. 8. lOODWM
"THB USURPER"
MUSIC NALMsi?
The Real World's Fifr ErtnrjrtiBs,
LOUISIANA
Jgsresl of All tka BI Saams.
EYEIY IIIHT tili.
Mats. Sii.,Wi.,Sif.. 2:15.
100 SEATS AT Mil MM
SEATS AT as
Box Office open at t a. m. dally.
SSTRaaBiaif Ovar Wttk CasMCy.
COLUMBIA
Sixta aaa St. Claries Sju
All Tats Week and Next Saaaaty.
ConOnuou Vaudevill. 1M to -JB DaRr.
Mary Norman. Watarbury BrosTand
Cha. Leonard Fletettr. Tnny'
Stlneenand Merton. Beokar aad Davt.
J ltaxieas. J. Edward D, Koyer. !
The Rlnodrom. Carolra Touiw.
iac JJQ-aoc. orejiestra Chatrs. Reaeresd. Tio.
PAIN'S
FIREWORKS
TO-SIBMT IT 7itt
sW.Mf.rsr
PORT ARTHUR IR FIRE
ELMAR JICKEY CLUI
f 6 Races Daily
BBBBBs ssesraanxaa. ax aiia a. a, aaaas
LAdalaatou, Incladlns; Orsad .
Stand. .. IBSj
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OCTOBKK 31.
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