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BECAUSE OF ITS ADVANTAGE
TO YOU
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ideals, embodying the latest improvements in shirt making.
Prices here are never more than elsewhere, but often less. See
windows for examples.
Coatshirts and four sleeve lengths ........ ,;. . . . to $4.50
Tha Republic BulldingT
On Olive Street at Seventh.
TURNS CONTRACTOR;
SAVES CITY $1,636
Okief Swingley With Members of
; His Department Guilds New
Engine-House.
UNION REFUSES TO ASSIST.
Firemen, Who Formerly Were
Bricklayers, Do Work Beduc-
ing Cost of Building to $764
Lowest Bid $2,300.
'X MTlnc to the city of J1.636 was shown
yesterday in a report or Fire Chief Swlng
t7. Whoae department built Engine-house
No. M la Carondelet for 7M, when the low
att M4 from contractors was 2,300.
Work on the' structure was done entirely
Mr asembsrs of the Fire Department after
tot Bricklayers' Union refused to touch It
tare ass the specifications were not In the
hands of a recognized contractor.
Last summer the former engine-house
waa found to be In .danger of falling', so
.as had It become, and bids were asked
for a new structure. The lowest contract
was KM and this was considered to be
la excess of what the Job was really
worth. A contractor was secured to brace
up the building; until further plans could
ha laid.' Finally Chief Swingley was In-,
etrocted to take charge of the construc
tion, drawing upon the department's re
. aouroM and .the City Comptroller.
. Ha want to the bricklayers headquar
tam,. but net refusal of labor on the
srrouads that a recognized contractor did
hot km the work under supervision. The
Chief; however, remembered that several
J tempers of the department were brick
lyers before joining the force, and by a
shifting around of the men at the cnglno
htaas h secured enough to carry on the
work rsxddlr.
an construction was wen unaer
way walking delegates called upon him to
at sue in
file work, font ton fnfnrmA thpm
that help had been once refused and that
ia pnatqt pitas were sausractory.
. Tha ewcine-housa has just been complet
ed at a saving of COS, or over half of the
Uwtat asnotmt asked in the bids.
Ta Tmlk Aboat Cllft Dwellers.
Mapard' Spamer wlU address tha
Waaasaiiy, Club, oh, TThe Cllft Dwellers"
as tha T. M. C A. this morning at 10JO
Jot H. Schroeder,
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ions; also pay attention to finish
and details, which are essential to
gentlemen's shirts, and then
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gance our exclu
sive patterns
convey, and
you'll appredate
our details of
custom work
manship indicat
ing these are
not stock shirts
that every store
can have.
1905 patterns are shown here
now by special arrangements
with importers of French and
Scotch madras shirtings.
These cloths we have made into
shirts up to custom-made
o'clock. Mr.
Snamep fa In rharr nf fhA
cliff dweller tribe's press department, and
has given the people close study and will
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Illustrate his remarks with stereoDticon
views. Mrs. Seneca N. Taylor of No. 4220
Washington boulevard has charge of the
meeting, a lecture on the Philippines will
also be delivered.
Over 8,000 Hlnatratlons.
The new catalogue now being printed
for Mermod & Jaccard's will be the hand
somest ever sent out a 236-page book
with over ,000 beautiful illustrations
sent free to each of the first 1S.0OO per
sons making a request. Write for it to
day. Mermod & Jaccard's, St. Louis.
PREPARE COMMEMORATION.
Irish Nationalists to Observe An
niversary of Martyr's Execution.
The Irish Nationalists completed last
evening arrangements for their thirty-seventh
annual celebration commemorating
the memory and principles of the Man
chester martyrs (Allen, Larkln and
O Brien), who were executed in Manches
ter, England, November 23, 1S67.
' Tho entertainment this year will be
held at Pickwick Theater, Washington
and Jefferson avenues, November 23.
Colonel Richard O'Sulllvan Burke, Harbor
Commissioner of Chicago, who planned
the successful rescue of Colonel Kelly and
Captain Deasey. will be the tuincmal ora
tor. Judge O'Neill Ryan will preside. A
muslo and literary programme has also
been prepared under th directorship of
Miss Mamie Gunn, tha well-known vocal
ist and teacher.
The following committees have charge
of the arrangements:
Executive Committee P. R FltxGibbon.
chairman; John G. Tracy, secretary! and
Jeremiah Sheehan. treasurer :
Programme Committee James L. Daw
son. C. J. Creedon, P. W. Byrne, Terence
Martin and Florence J. Curran.
Decoration Committee-James M. Mur
phy. Michael Holey, Denis Hlckey, Ed
ward P. Condon and M. M. crogan.
General Arrangements Committee An
drew Hoolan, "onn J. O'Connor, Jeremiah
Clancy, p. T. McQovern. M. O. Shea. Pe
ter waisn
Hartlgan,
valsh. Sergeant James Healey, M. J.
f, j. Moymnan and con Mo-
icny.
EneravesI Statloaery,
Invitations, Menus, Cards,. eta Mermod ft
Jaccard's do the best work at lowest
prices write for samples.
ASSIGNMENTS F0R MISSOURI.
Bishops and Times for Holding
M. E. Conferences.
'REPUBLIC SPECIAIt
New Haven, Conn., Nov. Z The assign
ments for Missouri conferences of tha
Methodist Episcopal Church made at the
semiannual .conference of Bishops, which
ended here to-day, are as follows:
Bishop McDoweU, Missouri, at Chilli
cothe. March IS; St. Louis at Farmlngton,
March 22. Bishop Joyce, Central Missouri,
at 8t Louis, March 8.
It's in tha make.
Tailor. 617 Pine.
says H. A. Hesat,
Two Divorce Bolts Besjsua.
Mary E. Rottman fifed suit for divorce
in the Circuit Court yesterday against Al
fred Rottman, charging desertion and fail
ure -to -support, ana asks for the custody
of their child. Mary E. Hall sued Will
W. E. Hall for divorce yesterday, alleging
wax. do suDjeciea ner to inaigmues.
Changed to Americas Plaa Hot. Hh.
Montlcello Hotel for permanent guests,
largest, best rooms, and service, at low
est rates. J
Seek to Break Brother's Will.
Carolina Mesenger, Ella Danely and
Elizabeth. Cole filed suit in the Circuit
Court yesterday to have sat aside the will
of- their brother, Edward Cole, who died
October 14, last He willed his estate to
his' friend, William F. Noel, excepting U
egcU to tha plaintiffs, it is stated. ,
B. O. 8-W. announce excursion
Vincennes, Sunday, Novcmbtr .
to
Third Boase Bane 1st raw Tears.
REPU3UC SPECIAL.
Eldorado, HL, Nov. 1 Tha residence of'
William H. Moeby, two miles north of El
dorado, was destroyed by fire to-day. This!
is tne toira aoura osrnea on mo
place In a f ew years.
ILEO and less via D. O. 8-W. to Vin
cennes and Intermediate points, Sunday,
November S. Tickets Olive and Sixth and
-Union Statloa
III Health Craeee Salclie.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Duquoin, Tilt Nov. i Gideon Jacobs of
Dubois, north of this city, committed
suicide last night by shooting himself
through the heart. He is supposed to have
become despondent over HI health.
"Roro-Tormalln" Elmer A' Amend). nmpA
as tooth and mouth wash in the morning,. I
leaves mouth sweet and pure all Oar.
SHERIDAN WILL BE
BURIED TO-MORROW
Funeral Service to Be Conducted
at Church of Holy Name
at 9 A.M.
SICK FOR ELEVEN WEEKS.
Member of House of Delegates
Combine Succumbs to Cirrhosis
of the Liver and'
Tuberculosis.
JOHN A. (KID) SHERIDAN,
Who will be buried thla morning.
The funeral of John A. (Kid) Sheridan
will take place from the Church of the
Holy Name, No. 20U East Grand avenue.
tomorrow morning at' 10 o'clock, the Rev
erend Father Tallon officiating.
Sheridan died at the Jefferson Hospital,
Jefferson avenue and Gamble street, at C
o'clock yesterday morning of a complica
tion of diseases.
He had been 111 for eleven weeks and
had been in the hospital four weeks. Doc
tor Waldo Brlggs, who attended him,
found him suffering from cirrhosis of the
liver and tuberculosis.
He had been unconscious for fifteen
hours before his death, but as the end ap
proached rallied sufficiently to recognize
members of his family who stood about
his couch.
Sheridan -Is survived by his father, An
drew Sheridan, who has been a member of
the Fire Department for thirty years and
lives at No. 4143 Pleasant street; his moth
er, two sisters and a brother. All were
with him at the time of his death. He was
42 years old.
Sheridan served In the House of Dele
gates in 1909-1901. He ran against William
Vogel for the office In the Fourth Ward
and in a contest was seated by the House
over Vogel.
It was this House In which the famous
combine of nineteen members, who have
beenTndlctcd through the efforts of Cir
cuit Attorney Folk, organized. Indict
ments for perjury and bribery In connec
tion with tho Suburban deal and bribery
in connection with the city lighting deal
were returned against the members. Sher
idan was indicted with his fellow-members
of the alleged combine.
Previous to his Indictment, Sheridan had
sued the city for salary which be claimed
as a member of the House. The City
Auditor refused to pay, holding that It was
not clear to htm that Sheridan had been
legally elected. The case being appealed,
the Supreme Court handed down a deci
sion agreeing with tho views of tho Audi
tor. This onlnlon was the basis of Sheridan's
defense, he and bis friends claiming that,'
according to the court's ruling, he could
not commit the offense, if he was not a
member of the House.
The case went to trial in the Criminal
Division of the Circuit Court, and despite
the line of defense, he was found guilty
and the Jury fixed the punishment at
four years in the penitentiary. Four oth
ers of the alleged combine received like
sentences at the same term. An appeal
being had, the case was reversed and re
manded. At ths last calling of, the city lighting
bill, case Sheridan was too ill to appear
ena trie-case was conunueo.
When it became known that his cose
was hopeless, an effort was made bv the
friends of Sheridan to reach Circuit At
torney Folk and ask that the cases
against him be noUe proscquied that he
mlrht die rrea from ths law's claims. Mr.
Folk could not be reached,' being out of
tne city, ana tney ranea.
Edward Butler was Sheridan's bonds
man In the amount of 0,000.
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The above gives you a correct idea of the outline of the MAJESTIC COMBINA
TION COAL AND GAS RANGE, but nothing short of the Range itself can
convey an adequate conception of its. completeness, compactness and beauty. No
useless ornamentation, but still enough to "bring out " its symmetrical detail and
make it what it is,
. THE ACME OF SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL PERFECTION
COMBINED WITH COMMON SENSE. '
All Styles an. Sizes of MAJESTIC RANGES fsr Sale by
SIMMONS HARDWARE CO., firtadwaj and St. Ckarles Street.
FALL1.10BFEET. . .
TO THEIR DEATHS
Elevator Imperfect, and Ten Min
ers Drop to Bottom of
Shaft
ALIGHT IN DEEP WATER.
Women and Children. Surround
Opening of Mine Crying for
"Cost Belatives; No Bod-
ies Becovered.
wnkesbarre. Pa., Nov. 2. One of tho
most appalling mine accidents In the his
tory of the Wyoming Valley for many
years occurred at No. 1 Auchlnclose shaft,
operated by the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Coal Company, at Nantlcoke,
at an early hour this' morning, in which
ten men were hurled to instant death and
three seriously, injured. The men were
mostly all upon the mine carriage to be
lowered to the workings below.
The three men Injured wero bruised and
cut about the body by flying wreckage,
while standing at tho mouth of the shaft
.ready to .descend.
The signal, was given to the engineer.
who began lowering the men. The car-.
riage had gono but a few feet when the
engineer lost control of his cnalne. owing
to the reverse levers falling to work, and
the carriage, with Its load of human beings.
ten in
an.
was dashed beyond the Rosa
vein, landin.
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nearly l.iw test below the
surface, and from there they were pre-
cipltated 300 feet further into a sumo.
Those who may not have been killed out-'
right were, without doubt, drowned in ths
sump, which la fully fifty feet deep with.
water.
Up to 8 o'clock to-nltrht no aid could
reach them, and every man' on the. Ill-
rated cnrrlaire had been slven uo. by the'
officials for lost.
The victims, who were miners and labor
ers, resided in Nantlcoke, and most of
them leave families. They were Poles or
Slavs, with the exception of one, John
Kemper. Intense excitement continues to
prevail about the mouth of the shaft to
night. women ana cnuaren are running aoout.
crying and moaning for those at the bot
tom, 'mere are tuny seventy-nve miners
and laborers In tha mine dragging the
sump for the bodies, and it may require
iwo or tnree aays Deiure any oi. mo ucau
can be recovered.
Fine Gold Watches, .
So:id 14-karat gold cases,- fitted with the
best movements made (Mermod & Jac
card's). For ladles, 19. to 400.; for gen
tlemen, XS. to JSW.; other Watches as
low as 5. and as blch as 1.673. At Mer
mod & Jaccard's. Write for free cata
logue. DIAMONDS AND MONEY STOLEN
Negro Boy Accused of Bobbing
Mrs. Dancey'a Home.
A small negro boy is suspected of steal
Inn a sunburst valued at 2S0, a watch
valued at 43 and 2150 from the residence
of Mrs. Octavla Dancey yesterday.
A negro boy and a white boy appeared
at the residence of Mrs. Dancey. No. 4232
Olive street, yesterday, and while the
whlto boy engaged her In conversation she
believes that the negro went Into the
house and stole the articles which are
missing. , ., j
The sunburst contains seven diamonds
and seventy-six pearls and is much prized
by Mrs. Dancey.
Fine Silli Umbrellas $3.50.
Splendid assortment of bandies, ladles'
or gentlemen's special at J.EO; others
from 2. to' 40. At Mermod & Jaccard's.
Write for new catalogue..
Cattleman Disappears.
William Holblnqulst reported to the po
lice yesterday that his partner. Bud Tuck
er, had disappeared, and as he had a large
sum of money with him, Holblnqulst
feared that be had met with foul play.
Both men are stockmen of Cameron. I. T.,
and had been staying at No. 615 St.
Charles street. The police have been asked
to assist in tho search for Tucker.
The Overland Limited of the Union Pa
cific, a thoroughly up-to-date .train, makes
quickest time to California and Oregon.
Only seventy-one hours, St. Louis to Ban
Francisco. Observation, dining and
through Pullman cars. Tickets and reser
vations at No.. 903 QUve street.
Negro Beats and Robs a Woman.
Miss 'Clara LUjeholm reported to the po-
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And Visit Mermod fir Jaccard's, the Largest
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ImportersMakers Retailers.
Dealing in Jewelry, Tableware, Art Goods, etc. the largest assortment, the
greatest variety of the best on earth at lowest possible prices. Strangers
are especially invited, citizens are most cordially welcome. Come and bring your
friends to our magnificent establishment admire and inspect our collection of
Diamonds, Watches, Silver, China and Cut Glassware, Art Goods, etc.
Diamonds.
Nothing is more desir
able as a gift They
are beautiful, lasting and
valuable; they are the most
admired of precious gems;
they last forever and their
value increases.
Snprinle We have a number of
specials yery choIce whlte
stones dear, brilliant cut diamonds
Bet In handmade gold rings, plain
or fancy, light, medium or heavy
mountings suitable for either ladles
or gentlemen at prices ranging
from $25. to $350.
The oife as illus
trated here Is a
very beautiful
white diamond, in
plain gold mount
ing, especially de
sirable for engage
ment ring.
Price only $35.
This one Is a much
larger stone, clear
white diamond,
brilliant cut, set in
plain gold mount
ing, a very fine
ring
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Price only $100.
Others from J6.75 to 3.0CO.
MkU Orders Filled,
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Fourth andLvCUai Sit.
Capital and Surplus of
Ten MilHtn Boll&rs.
Ftvys 3 Per Cent
Interest on Savings
Accounts and 2 Per
Cent Interest on
Checking Accounts.
Sraoa
lice yesterday that sho hadbeen robbed
and beaten by a negro highwayman Mon
day evenlne at Maffltt and Taylor ave
nues. She said that she was on the way
home when the negro assailed her and
robbed her of S5 cents. Her condition is
not serious.
Bead.
Brain
Fattens. Nervousness.
naustlon. indigestion
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RMir Kfnmuh. NeuralSlS
and Rheumatlo Pains. All
Liquor and Tobacco 81cs
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Heat more water,
Heat' it quicker
And give better
General satisfaction
Than any stiver
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NOT CHEAPEST, but
LEAST EXPENSIVE.
for Fine Goods.
TO-DAY WE OFFER:
The Most Useful
Made is a Watch
$35.
or
Solid 14-Karat Gold
Watch, as shown In Illus
tration, engine-turned and hand
carved hunting case, fitted with
our "Constant" Jeweled nickel
movement, quick train, straight
line escapement, compressing
balance, over-coil balance spring,
single-sunk dial. Guaranteed by
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only 935.
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12:30 Noon "The New Xorkr Limited.
. 12:45 Noon Norfolk, Vs., Clereland. Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Keepers, durable and
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Ladles' solid 14-karat gold
watches at $19. and up to $400.
Set with diamonds and other pre
cious stones, $35. to $1,675.
Gentlemen's solid 14-karat
gold watches at $25. and up to
$8G0 including those set with
diamonds.
We have over 3,000 watches
to" make a selection from silver,
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hunting cases, plain or engraved'
:all are fitted with Mermod &
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fully guaranteed.
Watches at $5 and up
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