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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY-' NOVEMBER 23, 1903
AUCTI0NEEPS.
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g LB. AIR-TIGHT
EI3E
Sixth Annaml Msisqaenule Ball.
The sixth annual masquerade ball of
tax wneei Mowers ana Helpers' union.
No. 723. of St. Louis, will be given to.
night In the Bohemian Gymnasium. Ninth
street and Allen avenue. In addition to
the regular programme of each year the
union naa decided to present eacn may
a. handsome souvenir.
NOTICE.
Marriage aad Death Notice Inserted in
Th. Republic will b forwarded by tele
graph to any oo or all of th papers
named below for simultaneous publication,
without extra charge. If a request to do
so accompanies the copy. Notice received
after midnight cannot b forwarded, fee
rri. cnai the next eranlng.
Chicago Rec-Heiald, BuSalo Courier.
New York Tucaa, Cincinnati Enquirer
Phlla. Public Ldger, Durfoa Globe.
Pittsburg- Dispatch. Baltlrnnre Herald.
Rochester Herald. Washington Poet.
Minneapolis Tribune, Providence Journal
Syracuse Post-Stand. St. Paul Pionw Prs
arn. Cleveland Plsln P".!r
DEATHS.
BATSCH Entered Into rest ca Monday, No
veniber n. 1S04, at 7 a. m.. Rot lea much
(nee Mars-ran), -beloved mother of Mr. Jo
seph Flalg. Sirs. William J. Passmore. Mrs.
Oliver Brooks. Josph E. Batsch and John
Batsch. Funeral Wednesday, November 3. at
1:3) p. m., from the residence of her dauchter,
airs. William J. Paaamore, K& 2711 Madison
street. ,
BARTLETT On Tuesday. November S3. 1S04.
In St. Louie. Mo., Rear Admiral John R. Bul
let t.. In the slxtx-aecond 5 ear of bis age.
BRIER Entered Into rest, on Tnesdar. No
vember 22, 1904. at 10 a. m- Hannah B.. trite
cf Robert E. Brier. Funeral Wednesday. No
vember 2. from No. 2S5J Waihlwrton aienae.
atlp.ni. Interment private.
DRETER On Tuesday. Novemb-r a. 1J04. at
I p. in- Annie 8. James, beloted wife of R.
H. Dreyer. Funeral strictly private. Omit
Cowers,
FIELD After a lingering Illness. Mrs. W. E.
Field. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock front
residence. No. Taj Bayard avenue. Interment
private. New Tork papers pleass copy.
CERAGHTT Entered Into rest on Tnesdar.
November 22, 1J04. at 1 30 p. m., Margaret
Oejsgntf, dear sister of John 1. William F
Charles L. Frank P. Geraghty. and Mrs. Dan
Johnston. Due notice of funeral will be siren
from family residence. No. UES Bayard revenue.
GIBSON-On Tnesdar, November S. lH. at
ISi p. m.. Margaret Gibson (nee VaUance),
beloved wife of John W. Gibson, aged H
years. Funeral from residence. No. 121
Granville place.
'MaeMAHON Os Monday, November a. MM
at :J5 o'clock p. m.. Officer Michael MacMa
hon, beloved father of the Reverend Hugh Mae-UOIk-8C
-Michael Leahy and Mrs.
J. F. Dockerfcajed C7 year. Tho funeral will
tak plscs Thursday. November 24. at I JO
o clock a. m.. from family residence. No. 21
Bulger trst. to St, Kevin's Church, thene to
calvarr Cemeterr. Friends are Invited to at
tend. Deceased was a member of C. K. of A,
NO. Iw.
-H2V&3itSntn$Jpl . Tuesday, No
vember 23. 1901. at I.-0S p. ta.. Peter J ile-?Z-rl2y!$
busband of Annie McGowan
J?1JSCo;eII''..an5 dr father cf Mrs. Bl
I rrlh"U Mrs. Al. Tucker, Mrs. Robert PerSo
and Matthew and Joseph McGowan. Th fu
peral wUl take place Friday, November 25. at
J P. m.. from residence. No. 1SS O'Fallon
strsjC to 8t.Xawrencs CToole's Church, thence
toCalvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to at-
berf. beloved srtfs of John Moellenberr. ared
day-mt U a. m.. from residence. No 7JU snn.
?Si . to Bt. Bcmlfaca'sChurch. thS?;
Stsni'n Cemetery. Friends Sited to
1BFS7?n.tifr- November a
PV L 1 : 5j trT residence. No. S Ca
pastrest. West Cabanne. Mrs. VI ran la I.
Menkens, relict of the late A. H. SSklnsT
Dos notice of funeral will be riven. """-c-
5?rI?,tCT?1 1? rest after a ncjerlnr m
ness on Mondar. November 21. uitat 15s p.
?&!!& n,lOTl busbsnd of BarbarToS
(nee pannon). dear father and xran&faUier. at
the aire of n years 7 months and 2 daraFu
SnS?' tk" pUc8 lTom niUy residence. No.
JM2 Texas avenue on Thursday, November .
tm, at 2 p. m. Friends lnvltsd to attend
November 22, 1XM. at 730 a. m.. after alinl
sertas Illnes Benjamin Pelerreen.' bVlwJhMl
SI?? ei. ""?. ''KTera (nee Psnderl. our
5rfathr sad dear krandfather. ared 71 years,
ruawsl win tsAe pUc. WedneTNoVenSer
H-Si"- n"JS' tb residence of hissonl
la-Uw. Thomas W. Cole, corner Manhattan and
Ksnslnrton avenues. Greenwood, to InimacuIaS
F2niaTlplva:e.theaC CJCemi!
BCHMIDT-Ataia W. Fehmldt, In her slrty
ftrst year. Inrtneratlon from resld-nre cf hir
, Jf- Frl1n"4 Wlederholdt! No. Si
Morrison avenue. Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
. MnTH-On Tuesday. November tJ. 15M. at
5SDfiSSj,-J!J- arZmltJ' rn McKle?
nan). beloved wife, of Patrick Smith, ased S
1ZZL.V?' ?7! ZV t.ke Pta: Friday. No.
to St. Leo's Church." thence to Cairary Ctme
tery. Flicnds are Invited to attend. "-"-
BCRUG08 On November 22. 1JC4. at 1 tj m.
R. M. ficrusxa. at his rertderlce. No. SI7 ouVi
tot. in toe e!ty-thlrd Jar it hi. aS!
runeral from Cook Avenus Methodist Church.
Cock avenue and 8pnnc, at I do a. m., Wednes
5r lirjember 3. 2o Cowers. Interment at
lTDchbure. va-
8CCIXT Entered Into rest en Tuexdiy. No
vember 22. 14. at 7-X a. m., Srldset Scully
(nee Mxckln). beloved wife of Jc(m Scully and
dear tnotber of Jcbn. James. Walter. Marr
and Ancle Scully, after a brief Illness at the
are of 41 yars The funeral will take place
Thursday. Novraber U. at 2 p. m.. from fam
ily' resldenca. No. 1481 North Seventh street, to
Bt. Patrick's Church, thence to Calvary- Ceme
tery, mends Invited to attend. Boston, Mass..
papers pleas copy.
TRIMBLE On Monday. November 3, DM. at
7 p. m., James R. Trimble, the beloved son of
Julia A. TrtmWe and brother of John and Wil
liam Trlmbts and Mrs. Bells Tracy. The fu
neral will taks place from residence. No S3I7
lfsfBtt avenue, on Thursday. November It st
t-Jt) a. m.. to St. Matthews dmrch. thence to
Calvarr Cemetery. Friends Invited. Pleass
senlt flower.
WAGONEB UNDERTAKING CO.
Day or Night.
A Fitting
Finish for your
THAIKSGIVnG FEAST
CAN $J
RELEASE OF
FUND IS
Court Holds That $75,000 Intend-
er for Bribery Should Be
Returned to Lender.
HENRY NICOLAUS WINS SUIT.
Judge Saya Plaintiff Signed Notes
as Surety in Ignorance of Fur
pose for "Which Money
.Was Intended.
Circuit Judse "Wood yesterday ordered
that the 173.000 Suburban boodle fond, de
posited in a safe deposit box of the Lin
coln Trust Company, be turned over to
the German Savings Institution In pay
ment of notes given by Charles H. Turner,
former president of the St Louis and
Suburban Railway Company, who bor
rowed the money from the German Sav
ings Institution November 22, ISO.
The fund, together with $60,000 deposited
In a safe deposit box of the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company, was to have been
used In briblne members of the Municipal
Assembly to pasa a bUl favorable to the
Suburban Company. Tha $0.0 was In
tended for members of the City Council
and the $75,000 for members of tha Bouse
of Delegates.
Henry Nloolans, who, with Ellis TValn
wrlght, was Bursty on the notes, brought
suit to have the funds, which were held
by order of the criminal division of the
Circuit Court, for use as evidence In the
boodle prosecutions, used In payment of
the cotes.
Judge Wood sold, that If Turner had
brought the suit that the court would
probably not grant any rel'ef.
The evidence, the Judge said, showed
that Nlcolaus signed the notes as surety
for Turner, and that he was Ignorant of
the corrupt purposes for which the money
was to be applied, and that there was no
evidence connecting Nlcolaus In any man
ner with a scheme to bribe the members
of the House of Delegates.
Under the facts, as shown by the tes-
entitled to nave the fuel applied to the
payment of the notes.
EXECUTION IS SUBPENDED.
The only obstacle. If any, be said, to
Immediate payment arises In consequence
of the xrdr of court Impounding the
funds to be used as evidence In certain
criminal causes. Respect for the court
making the order suggests, he said, that
the execution of the decree, entered yes
terday, should be suspended until the or
der Is revoked.
"It would seem." said tha Juage, "that
the order has served its purpose in having
the money for use In criminal causes.
Its production before a jury couldi only
be for the purpose of showing that such
a fund bad been deposited In the safety
deposit box of the Lincoln Trust Com
pany, and this fact can now bo nrnvM hv
a. score of witnesses, and its further re
tention tor voe purpose or testimony would
seem to be unnecessary.
The fund in oontraver-Ranr Anm nnf
come within the law of escheats, and could
ui. ue wirupnaiea oy me Htiie under
the statutes relating to escheats nor can
it be confiscated by the State."
Judge Wood explained that after ob
taining an order from the criminal -itH.
slon of the Circuit Court, revoking: the
unict luiiMuuuing- me zuna, mat applica
tion may be made to bis court for the
immediate application of the fund to tho
payment of the notes.
The suit relating to the SG9.000 was tried
some time aaro before Jridsri. Rnn wt,
said that he would withhold his decision
unui ins criminal cases, in which the
fund was needed as evidence. wntiM K.
disposed of.
May Kot Erect Tabernarlr.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dixon. IlL. NOV. 2i Th wnrlr of -
paring the Government lot here for the
..ws... w. n. ..4...C Aur me ncverenu
ORDERED
1 fsearTTMtiTrojiasaiw
OLUETT. KABOOY ft OO.. W
.. Cjaarr am mummmem ra U
A FINELY ELAVORED CUP
JAVA&
MOCHA
MOTLEYS KINSELLA COFFEE SSPICE CO.
William Sunday was stopped this morn
ing by Postmaster Shaw, on a telegram
from H. A. Taylor, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. The question of using the
lot will be settled at Washington, the
point having been raised by tho business
men that no official of the Government
has a right to lease Government land for
such purposes. The City Council, at a
special meeting last night, failed by one
vote of the necessary two-thirds of pass
ing an ordinance placing the site of the
proposed tabernacle in the Ore limits. It
Is said this wlU be done In a few days.
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS
F. V. Crouch of Iota. Eas., Is at tha La
clede. John D. Wheeler of Warren. Ark., Is at the
Linden.
X. E. Staves of Kansas City Is at the
Planters.
Mrs. a J. Stott of Kansas City Is at the St.
Nicholas.
Edwin O Little of Kansas City Is at the
Jefferson.
A E. Hctchlnn of Kansas City Is at the
St. Nicholas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Sconeld cf Hannibal are at
the Southern.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Alwein of Kansas City are
at the LladelL
James G. Williams of De Soto, Mo., Is at
the St. James.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C James of BelleTllls an
at th Laclede.
Mr. and Mrs J. C Stewart of Kansas City
art at the Linden.
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Hart of Kansas City
are at the Jefferson.
T. A Harvey of Wyandotte, L T.. Is stay
ins; at the Jefferson.
J. E. Broussard of Beaumont, Tex., Is stay
ing at the Planters.
James P. Chase of Socorro, N. V,. Is rexis
tered at the LlndelL
Mrs R. M. Goodlett of Finm City Is a
cuest at the Jefferson.
A D. Bethard of Denleon. Tex., Is regis
tered at tha Planters.
. . M. L. Lyall of Chihuahua, Mexico, la stay
ing at the St. James.
J. Woodson Perry of Albany. Mo., Is stsy
lnc at the St Nicholas.
. H. E. Byrnes of Independence. Kas.. Is reg
istered at the Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Farrell of Arkansas are
staying at the Jefferson.
O. H. Camahan of Sierra Majora, Mexico,
Is staying at the Planters.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Smith of Erookfleld sr
roistered at the Laclede.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Spencer of Hannibal are
registered at th. Jeffervon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bryan cf Emporia, Kas..
are ruesta at the Southern.
Theodore Webster cf Sulphur Springs, Tex
Is registered at the St. James.
Mr. and Mrs. C B. Wells of Centralis, HL.
are registered at the Planters.
Mr. and Mr. J. 8. Paw of Beans Terre,
Mb . are staying at the Lac'eda.
--Mr and Mrs. Henry McGrew of Kansas
CHt sre staylnr at the Planters.
.-4Cr. and Mr, a M. Smith of Paragould.
Ark., are ruesta at th Planters.
Mr. and Vn TT.rv "Rttaa nf TTT.Tm. Yt.t.
Ark., are staylnr at the Llndell.
-r5ertarr of Stats aim B. Cook of Jefferson
City Is registered at the Jefferson.
Mr' and Mrs. C. H. Bantley of Lebanon,
Mo., are registered at the Laclede. """"
r. and MreG. w Humphrey of Sheldon.
Mo., are registered at the Laclede.
Mr- and Mrs. F. B. Thomnson of w.
City an ltaymc at the 8. Nicholas.
Mr. and Mrs. George Little of Fort Worth,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rrahmore of Cherry
vale. Kas.. an aueats at the Llndell.
xTZ f M1!" ana "" "by Rivers of
Little Rock are xuests at the Llndell.
.TiMrVnd Ura- J- R- Williams of Saa An
tonio, Tex., are guests at the Laclede.
,7-C JF- Colley and Claude Bellamy of Nash
ville. Tenn.. are registered at the Llndell.
-John B. Caldwell of St. Marys and u r
Chllders of TroyMo.. an lSeLclede.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch and Mis. Maud
King of Carilngton. Mo., are at th LacledaT
r , fJxl9,,t r!ral freight agent
of tho Big Four. Is reaistered at the PlantersT
"Ti-W'Pow.eiI pf Brownvllle. Tenn.. and 5.
W Powell of little Rock, an at theJeSersort
-tJ. B- Black of Marked Falls, and James P
CofnnBatesville, Ark., an re'glrtSnaatuU
"Jo5f9.?n ltr- E. E. Swink and Mr. and
Ui, ?iJktg.'mia' 0t raralnSto arTgcSs
t" "? & R"3"- Otto J- Boehm. Joseph
HendrtcSjon and George E. Muehftbick of
Kansas City an registered at the St. Jamel
MIsaouriasi la Itevr Yorlc.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Tork. Nov. 22. Among the arrivals
at the hotels hero to-day were the follow
ing from Missouri:
fit. Louis-Mrs. M. Swepe, M. Schwab and
Mrs. Schwab. Savoy; B. B. SUfer. C. Dlelxel
and Mrs. Dletxel. Herald Square; j. Morrow,
Waldorf; H. H. Parker, Manhattan; c N.
Jones. Hotel Astor; E. T. Jelllffe. CoamopUtanl
E. C Graham, St. Andrews; A. S. Sterling and
Mrs. Bterling. Vendome; C. F. Zukoskl. Cum
berland: W. R. Allen, Murray H1U; J. L. Mat
thews, Holland; C. if. Ros-nihal, Fifth Ave
nue; T. Bauer, Cumberland; M. Pelnado. St.
Denis: W. A. Swasey, Wellicgton; B, F? Rot
enhelm. Grenoble.
Kansas City W. J. Gurney, Criterion.
Bt. Joseph J. A. Warner, Imperial.
At CbJcasro) Hotels.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, m., Nov. 2i These Bt. Louis
ans registered at hotels here to-day:
Auditorium F. W. Blttman. J. W. Black. L
T. Cook. Mrs. J. S. Dickson, F. n. Drake? X
Hallan. C. D. HamDton. N? S. JonasoSTMrs;
F. B. McKenna, G. A. Wymas.
Bngxs c. E. Given.
Shfimfn Bouse S. R. Ellis. X. D. ECcre.
E. S. Shufert. c J. Tbcmpsoat ",
Great NorthemJ. Ames, J. F. Byrnes. G C
Oct, T. M. Jacoba, S. sTkesaler, C. ALeaiS
ens. J. F. O-Neul, A. S. White.
rtaer Houte B. D. Custer, a. L. Leva.
F. w. Lewis
Victoria M. F. Holmes. Mies L WaUac.
Brevoort S- J. Forter. H. N. Banbury c
S. ScoUard. F. R. Woods. animry. t..
Grand PacJae J. S. Gordon. J. c. Holman. BL
C Krtta, O. J. Massott- v-man. a.
Kalseroor-. W. BUlr, p. a. vr-fTm.., t
wife, H. B. Fierce.
D-amt Exoerisaent With a raid.
Talr x9rirt r.af-4-. nt(n n.ui... I
Tbcjr cure colds ana malaria. N fcromldea.
Practical Bnslness
Estab. 16 YEARS. Incorrorated $30O,000JK.
SIXTEEN bankers on Board of Directors.
ST. LOUIS 85-ftrce
FbigI
RALEIGH
ATLANTA
ST.LOUIS
PADUCAH
FT. SCOTT
COLUMBIA
FT.WORTH
NASHVILLE
KNOXVILLE
GALVESTON
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9 IN
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States
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BIGGEST
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CATAL0Q
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SHREVEPORT
KANSAS niTV C LITTLE
Bwt
ROCK
MONTGOMERY OKLAHOMA CITY
Endorsed by business men from Me. to CaL
Our diploma represents In business what Yale's
and Harvard's represent In literary circles.
PfiCITTANQ .Written contract given to
rujlllUllO, secure position or to refund
money; or may contract to pay tuition out of
(alary. Over 6.000 students each year. No vaca
tion: enter any time. DAY and NIGHT session,
SPECIAL rate If you call or write SOON
for Proposition B." Catalog FREE. We teach
BY MAIL wwfn!lrnrRFP''"l-
TTIK r.nELVT EAST AND WEST LIrTB
ACROSS THE ENTIRE STATES OF
TEXAS AND LOUISIANA
NO TROtntLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
New Dlalaar Cars (meals a la carte).
Write for Low Rates. New book on Texas. Free.
E. P. TURNER. Geaeral Pnssenxtr
Aceat, Dallas, Texas.
MISSOURI SUPREME COURT.
Opinions Are Handed Down in
Twenty-One Cases.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, llo., Nov. 22. The Su
preme Court. Division No. 2, delivered
twenty-one opinions, all criminal cases ex
cepting; one.
Jeff Nunly of Butler County was sen
tenced to the Penitentiary on theoharge of
corrupting a Juror. He gets three years.
James Meals of Monroe County was con
victed of seducing Clara Belle McNear un
der promise of marriage, she being under
21 years of age. The lower court gave htm
three years in the Penitentiary and tho
Supreme Court affirms the Judgment,
H. R. Lentz. a lawyer of Poplar Bluff,
Mo., who was conxicted in Butler County
on a charge of embezzlement, and sen
tenced to two years In the Penitentiary, is
awarded a new trial, the Supreme Court
reversing and remanding the Judgment,
the court Baying In Its opinion that "Even
though a lawyer, be should not be con
victed on mere suspicion."
William Alexander of Nodaway County
bad appealed from a sentence of five years
in the Penitentiary for robbery In the first
degree. The Supreme Court affirms the)
Judgment.
The case of State vs John Williams, a
negro, charged with murder in tho second
degree, was reversed and remanded to the
Circuit Court cf Pemiscot County because
of a defect in the information. Williams
was charged with the murder of Charles
Clark.
Three Hungarians, John. Henry and An
tolne Neighbaker, were each given ninety
nine years In the Penitentiary for murder
ing one Harry Kowalllo In the town of
Des Loge, St. Francois County, January 15,
11903.
Following Is the complete list of pro
ceedings in the Supreme Court to-day:
BT GANTT. P. J.
Stat ts. John. Henry and Antoln Neigh
baker: antrmed.
State vs. Le Rosenblatt: writ cf error
Quashed and judgment cf Circuit Court affirmed.
Stat vs. Datld Bldenbender: writ of error
ouaahed.
State vs. William Tracer; writ of error
otashed.
State vs. Frank Boehm: afSrmca.
Stat vs. John Williams: reversed and re
manded. State vs. Geonra F. Tower: affirmed.
State vs. John B. Knowlts; aflrmed.
- BT FOX. J.
Stat vs. Rudolph: alarmed sod execution set
for January U. 1XS.
Stat vs. Lntx: reversed and remanded.
tstate vs. Klncer; afnrmed.
Stat vs. Meals, affirmed.
Stat vs. Alexander; affirmed.
Stat vs. Nunler: reversed In part and. af
firmed In cart.
Stat vs. Boehm: affirmed.
Stat vs. Boehm: afflrmed-
Ftat vs. Etchman: reversed and remanded.
Stat vs. Blakeley; affirmed.
Stat vs. Hartsell; affirmed.
State vs. Harting: affirmed.
Miller vs. Dunn: reversed and remanded
with directions.
Motions pending In Division No. 2. No
vember 21, 1S04: ,
. Vincent vs. Means; motion to transfer to court
in banc denied.
Haseltlne as. Messmore; motion to modify
opinion and Judgment denied.
Bculun vs. Wabash Railroad Company; mo
tion rehearing- overruled: motion to modify
opinion overruled: supplemental motion cor re
hearlne; stricken from files.
St. XJooiM vs. Roe; opinion modified and mo
tion rehearins; denied.
Hartman vs. St. Louis Transit Company;
motion to transfer to St. Louis Court of Ap
peals sustslnsA
sTEXASM ffi JPACI
AMUSEMENTS.
laJw,Vs-siVr'VVfsisrsr sVV'srsfW"V'V'1'itsrV lafsrr rf
BOER WAR
TO-NIGHT AT 7:30 P.
GRAND BENEFIT PERFOSMMOE
ftr BOER aii BRITISH SOLBIERS
mar eitm futnei.
BATTLE OF
NAVAIi SHOW WEST
REAL WAIU REAL WATER! TWO
Special Extra erf nmarnee Tkankssivlas; Day, ud Saturday, H vtlt Day I
TAKE A TRIP ON THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
See th Eada Brldse, St. Louis Rives Float
aad JeeTersoa Barracks.
THE HAsfMOTH EXCURSION STEAMER "CITY OP PROYIDsCrCV
Leaves Dally at lOtOe) A. M-, Reran at lrOv P. K.
Leaves Daily at SiOO P. sL, Reforms at 5r0 P. Ja.
3EV.OTT9rX THZP SO OBIVXTBI.
eat leaves frasa fot of OUve atreet. Fkoaesi Mala US4, lUalseit A1S8.
FESTIVAL ORGAN RECITAL8:
. . . ERXEST R. KROEGER, 11:80 A. M.
a L L J. AUGTJSTEvE O'SHEA, 7:30 p. M.
to-day K0KZK POPULAR CONCERT,
(New Haatad.)
AMUSEMENTS
0&0tjtjklftJjttjS0
asssaMsfiVa;
Jo LIQUOR DRINKING, MORPHINE
ieeley
M tUretoa Draa Orl, sUartrtssala, Tsttsos sssl Orstti ATiis
tsF9. .1. R. BLAINR. DhvalrlnM SkSn.M.H
r.Vtir 2B0I-3-5 Locust St.. St.
V2?
"Ml T"lTCHT .
King t. Stmms: motion to tax cost printing
sustained for 114.40.
Martin Castle: motion to tax cost printing;
sustained tor (33.
Clemraes vs. Connecticut Mutual Lire Insur
ance Company: motion to tax cost of pnntlns;
sustained for S77.S0.
Stat vs. Atchley: transfer to court In banc.
State vs. Dawson: transfer to court In banc
Stat vs. Colemaa: transferred to court In
banc
Motion of Earn. B. Jeffries. A. R. Grund Is en-
Sayrs vs. trustees Princeton University; mo
tion to dismiss srpeal by respondent: leave to
aroallant to 111 augzestion In opposition and
ten daya leave to parties to take denosiuoss.
Griffin vs. Miller; motion to advance filed;
sustained and set for foot January call. 1K5.
Ex carts Louis Stein: motion to set for hear
Inr sustained and set for January 4. 105.
Harris Bsnklcg Company vs. Miller; motion
to strike out oral evlleuc overruled.
Adjourned to December 12. 1905.
BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETE.
Engine-Honse at Manchester and
Pierce Almost Ready.
Fire Chief Swingley stated yesterday
that within a few weeks the new engine
house at Manchester and Pierce avenues
would be ready and that somo of the ap
paratus and men now stationed at tha
World's Fair would be transferred there.
Speaking of the recent fires at the Ex
position. Chief Bwingley stated that he did
not see how it would be within the city's
province to station more men at the Ex
position without being so requested. He
stated, however, that he retrretted that
the fire inspectors had been dismissed, as
he believed that the patrol added material.
ly In lessening fire dangers.
Celebrate Golden Weddlnar.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sedalla, Mo., Nov. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Triplet to-day celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. A family reunion
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DEPARTMENT OF. THE INTERIOR. No
vember X US4- Sealed proposals (la duplicate)
will be received at the office of Honorable John
G. Brady. Executive Commissioner of
the Alaska exhibit, Alaska bulldlsx. Lou
isiana Purchase Exposition. 8tT Loula
Mo- until a o'clock n n bh,i..
November 2J. U04. for th purchase and rt
on the grounds cf th Louisiana Purchase Ex
position: and also proposals tor the curchaM
cf the fixtures and other property therein bo
longing to the United States and net specially
exempted rrorn sal. Proposals will ben
celved separately for th mm bullilnar and
for either or both of th native bulldlngau Each
hid must be accompanied by a certified ebsck.
payabl to the order of th Secretary ofta.
Interior, for 10 per centum of the amount of
th bid. as a guarante that th bidder wIlL jf
successful, promptly execute a satisfactory esa
tract for th purchase, payment and removal
of the property Included In hi bid, Th rlaht
Is reserved to reject any and ail Bids, to ac
cept on part and meet th other, as th
Interests of th service may require, and to
waive technical detects. Further informatloa
may b obtained en application to Honorable
John G. Brady, Executive Commissioner ot
the Alaska exhibit, Alaska building. Louisiana
Purchase Expoettlcn. sc Loula. Mo., to whem
all proposals should b addressed, marring th
same "Proposal for purcnas ot Alaska hand
ler, or furniture." as th cas may b. Pro
spective bidders should examine end Inspect th
property on the grounds. Bidder are Invited
to be present at the opening;. THOS. RTAN.
Chairman Alaska Exhibit Coramlssion.
ISTHMIAN Canst Commission Prcposal for
Ten (10) Mules Sealed proposal In duplicate
win be received at the offic of th Isthmian
Canal Commission until I p. m. on the twesty
fifth day of November. 1304, at which tint,
they will b opened la public, for furrilsslag
ten mules, the earn to b not over six years
of age or under Bve. to stand between fifteen
(15) and sixteen (ll hands, aad to weigh be
tween 1.000 snd 1.389 pounds each. Tb said
mules are to be found and well broken and frs
from blemish In eterv particular and fully us
to the army standard. Price quoted to maaa
delivery at dock. New Orleans, La.
J. G WALKER. Chairman of Commtttoa.
" . Kb u.13 ujuu ui weir uaugntcr.
Mrs. William Harris, and many handsome
presents were received. Mr. and Mrs. Trip
let weie married in Hardin County. Ken-
tnrlrV- Anil n.ftrA rM In ISS.It.. .k.
U J B SiaTiS m Sa fciun. . .1 ... ft. .
past fifteen years.
JEi$&
A. A. SELKIRK & CO.,
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
Re.ral.vr a&l tcit BAtnrT!i.T al
and jrenersJ olSc. 1108-10-12 Chouteau Teao,
ale In nsldoca a specUltx. Pbooa Klmtot
i
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY.
loss snd 107 Washington avena. handlers t
Fire and Marie Saivac. Watcb tor spectai
notice.
SAMCAL GA71S. Manasrer.
AMUSEMENTS.
jutt0tt
OLYMPIC
MATIXBB
TO-DAY ATZ.
r-vF.vias ATS
TjAST VVJisBK!
Spcclul Thamktglrlag Day Matinee,
KLAW A ERLA5GER CO. (Ibc)
GEN. LEW WALLACE'S I
BEN-HUR
Dramatlxed by William Touns.
Music by Edxar Btllrman KalKT.
350 - FEOPLH -350
PRICES COc, T5e LOO and SLSO.
HEXT WEEK C0MMEHCI1IB MONDAY.
Beats Keady Thorsday Momtar.
Ktrilar WMneik7 -1 Datrmlir VitTni
VIOLA ALLEN
a&rSggS&TIIE WIlTErSTALE.
with Notable Company and ProductioB.
CENTURY "KST
Wed. aaat Sat. Mats, and Special Tswsdkaw
Clvlas; Day Sfatlaee.
Th Greatest Cast Ever Organized fsr a Sa
on' Tour. Nine Famou Stars S
... eelvtng Fahnlon Balatie
JA3TES O'NEILL. GRACE GEORffBV
LOUIS JAMES. J. E. DODSON,
JAMESON LEE FTNNET.
MRS. LEMOTNE, CLARA MORRIS, '
SARAH TRUAX.
ELITA PROCTOR OTIS.
Win present th New Tork revival of
'TRE TWO OBPHAM."
fLIebler A Co., Manacsra.)
Plenty of good rsata for all jmrii isnu I
Bee;!nnlnpr With Matinee
NEXT SUNDAY
WILLIAM COLLIER
Jn Richard Hardtss; Davis Fane
Tit Dictator.
SEATS ON SALE NEST THURSDAY.
IIIDEDI1I TO-NIOHTAT8.
iMrcnijiL sat.wu7Mat.atx
TENTH AND PINE. 1S34 Tlsa. Her.
David Belaaeo Presemts
BLANCHE BATES
1st THE DARLING OF TRsS GODS.
ADRAMA OF OLD JAPAN.
By David Belaaeo and Join Luther Long.
Price from He to tut. Good Lower Flsot
Ssata Me. Seats en sal for naxt wask.
SPECIAL THANKSGrTTNG MATTNEE
NII8S BATES T8og&
MADAME BUTTERFLY
and MY AUNT'8 ADVICE.
COLUMBIA
. Sixth aad St. Chart. St.
ALL THIS WEEK AND NEXT SUNDAT.
Contlnuou Vaudeville. IS to : DaUy.
Mclntyr 4k Heats. Spessardy' Bear.
Grace Palotta & Malda UrbanlABcn.
Frank A Jennie Clarice Vance.
- rt.5. Probst th Great,
8mirl 4t Kssaner. Vonuilo Nina. i
Mitchell & Love. DrjtbT Kenton.
Hubert DeVeam TlS Klaodrome.
lie JOc. Me; Orchestra Chairs, Rrd
STAR TNEATER SSSSSSSm.
Pboa Kin. D Mlt-ion; Beaumont IM.
. -. vrxAwr uku stock; 430.
This coupon nd v will ,jm two La
dles or Lady I BTToiSOITl a Oeatla-
inwi., wij .Mafc aim wm tSl.m;t TPU
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rigni rncas is. zs. as, soe-N rwsijar.
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THE BOMB
Two raoij
HOMa or rpLLT.
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lasqu VaadvtllZ
nnTlmrnaVm . .111.
THE MERRY MAIDENS CO.
See th Aerial Kings th Flvinst BilihBa
Next Wcak-Farislaa Widows.
CRAW FORD 7Bg
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"THOU SHALT HOT KILL
With MR. GEO. B. TRTMBLS llBd
FRANKLTN OALSl ETabcrat 8csuePl
tlon. 25c Mats. Toea. Thura, Sat Ma.
Next HER FIRST FALSE RsF.
FOOTBALL GAME.
SMITH vs. HIGH Thanksgivlnr sit
Spertsmaa Park, id a. a.
Ts Ii Gi Is If ALL Plswsyttjs.
BURTON HOLMES
Magnificently niustrattd Travtteraea,
ma mniAT miiM at m.
IRgLAND Dec I
JAPAN .Dee. if
is? On Sill Sit. In .95
50C -" w w "M ! U
a. oviimaa w, lxgt UiTTl-
NANA
The most srtracrdlnary
result ever produced la
th and ta art. Draw
Ins; thousand cf dstisat
o" visitors. Ta ptksw
DEPARTMENT OF THJT INTERIOR. No
vember X nK4--Bealed prapcaai (in duplicate)
will b received at th etfie of T. C Hubbard.
Executive Coramlslonr of th Indias Terri
tory exhibit. Indian Territory buiVlinc. Louisi
ana Purchas Expoiitfem. St. Louis. Mo., until
Z o'clock p. ts. Saturday, November at ISO,
for th sal and" removal of ts Indian Terri
tory exhibit building located on th ground
cf th Louisiana Purchas Exposltlom. and alas
proposal for th purcha.'vi of th fsrnttur.
fixtures and other propertx thereto iimsnr ta
th Unlta4 States and not raelanv rtmmtw
from al. Each bid must b aenarspsuUea by
a certUUd ehck. payabl ta th order at tho
Secretary ot the Interior, for is per ni,n C
ths amount of th bid. as a ffarasta that th
hi bU. The right is resemd to reject any and
all Mas, to accept en part and reject th
other, a th Interests of th ame may re
aulre. and to walv technical detects. Fartae
Infer ma tlon may b obtained on arUcatloo ts
F. C Hubbard. Executive COrsalsslorMr of tba
Indian Territcry exhibit. Indian Territory baOd
lngv frfTulrlsna Purchas Exposition. St. XsetisL
Ma. to whom sll proposals shoold b ad
dressed, marking; the sam "Proposals for por
cnaa of Indian Territory building, or fur
niture. as tha case may b. Prcspecttr bid
der stould examln and inspect ta ptopaitr
on th grounds. Bidder ar lnsitad to b an
ent at the opening. THOS. RTAJt
Chalm-an Indian Terrltarr Exmltr--r-.
Do You Ever
si t e consider the
pretest eitkiency at the
1ELEOKAPH SERVICE
cum pared with what It
wMMbcHrm the "POSTAL'
ealtred the UtU?
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