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THE ST- LOUIS BE PUBLIC: TUESDEY. JULY 4. 1905.
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HOTELS AND
A Sumner ReMrt at Sea, WHERE A WEEK'S SOJOURN
GIVES ALL THE BENEFITS OF AN OCEAN
VOYAGE WITHOUT ITS DISCOMFORTS
BLOCK ISLAND, R. I.
4 1-2 Hoars fram New York.
arrrlre to tbls ekanalas- reset la tbe i
r
laiaag uonM ca ia
IMC
t Ca, I-teL. 1a Heataalt rtUI.
Cuaiiasui.'.ng An 3:h. a special fast Express train will leave New Tack. Mk street, at
: A. at-: natbasii Avr.ue station. rtrwAlyn. 10:3s a. M.. dally, except grassy, tar Ms
x&ua a-omi. canxMcung wim ice. ne-s- .reamer
un Kiran an aici:ionai inia win iear
!P. M.;-BRkl)m, FlitSmih Arf.-.c station. 1JJP. IL. arriving at Block Jalaso dl
Retnnilng leas. TCork 'alan. weeks)., ltu A. R . arriving at New York. Sitka
.-a; aaroowvn. ;zz -. ax.
On kfocdara only, leave Block Lisa d A.
S1SS: trwUrn. U A. 11.
Beginning June 3th. atearrers of the Mcr-tauic Una will tiara Slew Te
war Wall .treat, for Blork I.lasd. Orient. Sleiter Ular.4. flraaniiMT an4 aa.
aya, ascm netardara and July m and 4tt. at
.. connecting with m-,vr.T "Mor.ta-jfc-' for Llock
On aatardars and July S.1 fanr will leate
" nor; iwinq. irminc ai rr..iier manii nzztt
urcuuv-atr
HAS CUUTAVQwA, ELSAI,
Four tralna daily Xroro Unlur. station via Merchants' Bridge tassel-"Tlrs'-eiese
htta'a: con', stzti'.r li-atine. hatnlar. flshlnc and acker aan
fuqua Assembly Jul7 Scth to Aur lrh Ot
r 1 m. 1. Ry. Tl-.kat Offlre. S North Fourth
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
aaaaaaaaaa
wjsaw-asaie--asaiai
Tilt Haiti Frantaaaa,
.9f MamtM St. Lmwnmce Rlrzr.
NOW OPEN.
A macalBcat nctrt. aellahtfnJlr altaatea aa
an laan4 la th M. Utmvac Rivar; taa
fcrnrita watr ror mr-tcr-hcat and boat rao
ec eanlnc. rowina; an4 aJl a'jUAtlc vporta: an
stmnly pjrtunaoJ4 nin-r.c coir ccuraa fraa
to auaata cf th l.ot1. ao tmnla arl otnar
crta. For bc.kW and full infarnatUn. ai
'a'. O Tn'l. Maiurr Yz'.n"mc. JC y.
a!9 Vanar Ban Air. AuOKta. Ga.
LONG BRANCH.
Waat Kad Hotrl anal Cotlar..
Fliut-1 v. MufT. Tring rin. tui'irrpco
aU rt.a ar.3 roa2 ki4tli4 f.r ui.wn:j
killnc CrTlHOK p jcnko rr'.ptl-tir
AIm r.Mk.ool Ifo-.l 'alro. N V. I'afkUl
Moutitilr i. .tn jn li
GREEMIRIER, WHITE SULPHUH SPRINGS.
WEST VIRGINIA.
I1"h "01J WlIITiT' .St l.l'IH K) f,jn Jur. n.
Uw ln4tin.r't.xit .' xrivatc ;h-
itcc.lf.
itrii. SIS to tl wfc. 1 i ;M rnrnh.
Wrti for h Al't. lr'M
CKO A Mll.l.. J I! Mr
:ir.r!r. unit, h'i.j !. ri.i c. U'rit
air'.
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THE PLMNIMMOR HOTEL.
TBAN t'lTa. it W.i!..M
r-l on t!: Atlantic 0fi H-:.iic ! ! -i.l- I
ire in n on Mfi-J i. r.it r- rn-
fixiri tr.ikJfi f!a:c SM t ZH i - TMlIy
BDTr Haiti fiuni Iicitltt'r A " 1 .!
o i: " 'f -J 'K
T"oi -. Stockton Hotel.
ii- Ma. N J . .4ir f.f !- it l!f. .n(l
ati r.w f. ; t rw i fkj a.it s-ii.ct
jl irt .r J ' 'I!.: i- ui r i:ia.
111. : Ui pr '!? 'f nil j KjI
nl ..Ttiwnin. Ti itj'f? I .. u s -
! S30 lr nv-A. Jill to S f .M.a .- al
t.t rn nptlK-vl"! II 51 tI
MOTEL
ISLtaWORTH
wit !. ttnl nr
ITUITlrtlTM.J
Cuatn an4 awlea unr!!i Kv.ry tr.t.
ri tM-Jitmnt. : liHiri ra nnu cii .
.rrhaua. If. rr-nTr.a nit t .fit 'l i.a
water, rata t July IS J ti t.t J. 0 tr 1i.
aicla! lo Kaakly rsir. . nl buoKl't irai.cl
n application.
oirni:Ni: t piivti--1!.
CHALFONTE
la a modern fireproof hotel lucatej
on tha Uoardaali: l Atlantic City
atween the I'lrr. A'-u)a Ocn.
tVrlto for illustrations
TUB I.KL'1 S illll'AVT
fMarfborouh House.
ATI-ANTIC OITT. N J
A WkolT rik -. tf. !l-h F-T.t.
josiaii iiiin: ? '-
TOI.W 1 M. Michigan .Wo nwr li'vh,
Atlaatla rity. X. J. Krrl!rn uM
tl TZ to J2 Dally. T t" 12 Weekly.
F. C. WAItllfllToX.
OCONOMOWOC
a Waahesha Cnvnty
WISCONSIN
Ike Uesl o' Lakes
Ii'fO'ntatlon of aiv I:hiJ a!, it t.
ehartnltift ciuntr !'- la'.-, i, cp ejn
lt hotel, .ind other n't;- j.i n1' K'
pronT' ) fi.rnNheii liv tr . et .,;
the ilMrei.v :ij.ne, lase I'-c.f.rno
W-M" t
It.T-h Kanie,u viitar- I'.iai! e:i?aea
for 11 weefe o;-n Tt- i
riti: miii.
FtuRtain Spring House
WAUKESHA. WISCONSIN.
I-4l-ar anrprar tt hrt-' . Ni-th
-.' .i1(Jlr mrTmT. rt i ar.i .-,
-noTTi -yn!nr, Kn.tui m.i al rrJrj;
r"- en hst'I royn5 Jin- r inn mr.l
m cut -Jt,r jOTt ? t-. r" frp.s'tiU.il
ffht Tab. nj -r " t t".- . i;J,:
HOTEL BEULAH.
Iarst an.i t-ri eQJii'ie-j ui a.r i m it
N.rth FlOrsit ;.! iwuTe vii lr. In.dUl 1
1V Xirnic rl r-r !- it " bin -.c
tin U IfK-iinsiJn t r Hito1 r; i rr.!lw
-ff far !
w&rtwIlkL .
r t Da-if.r. .
Jal. r : n.-si Jrv r-i .
alt Craa.f, tfl. r a,-. J r-J- If-f
-n bi rr aril fl c I .-r"- f
flcr ', ' j, y vs.arn
Ic t a"r,lf . ur Oltl n-r?s I
rn Ita S" Z' &r
Cwicnitiir; wn.o. rrp.
W nnpMr,4
iwnaf via.it nuitiii .
Minn'. ratrua. tin In Lake. '
licattra NilMri .".Sltit "-a e .- "-.I ti.r e; ,
mu.emel.tp 'S..?: .. a r '
n.1 cre.ni from o-ur in tj-t-i it Vi i
R 2T1 mile. f"rn a- uen '.! I
p. Iar r.lirk.1 fare rn-. J t ; -e- -.
on'.l Julr 1 A atn ... t.nii1t
u warner Hlrl. a.nl fo m !"'-J tvI.
PNANTOM UKE INN
l" KJ li
Kin. f.hl-c btletf ba' c t ' J.i-tcr
refJ tftratlAn I.e 'er e a tl Ivok -t II
W ti---S rI M -t v"
Hotel Robertson, P"
n-tt -sMrc tT 3 : "i2w A "
eJr.,r .; -eratw- ri -rt . t Vt it
TT.mr'"' M'ijf
HOTEL MACATAWA
(will Sitstr Rcsert if Western Michiiin
farlrar Sticsta.a Ra e ia--
Itlchtccn. a ivr Marj-i t fa a r
steamers to C5iU-- im )i .a i tr
I:re t ItrraeJ aaO ti-.r) t:-J. -.-!
Istllra. atrer a-.t" 1rra i-i j
M A RYDrs prc-tr!.' siii-m M a.
AVERY BEACH HOTEL
SOIIT MKI. MICH. ,
X,-dr ft r an-J c tT-' sariateni-f
tinr n-jrnTr ctt. rr--rr ' " a
ert r:art- -t rt:rr r Orr stin- i
t Flt tL air-rt: Sat;::s t-icii ca !, .
J. E. STRONG, Manager.
CHARLEVOIX INN
HRl.C0-(. S1ICH.
naTtR i r:tt wckk. rwsi-ii'.
Tfjf MtftwISEIimE-lcACI.
Kate, t tu Ti'". tal. ttti' ari xx t-iiUr
Mackinac Island, Mich, i
asava-. Maalfsa Ba1IIDtaV '
gJrleL.V ri c'iaa. V. MUnHAti. ITr.r!.
rrj-Jetj-.
RESORTS.
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ted
-jtomaos. amvma a. axmcs iwus lar.
w jrorx. win r.i. law: ner l
St.. anivlag at Mew Talk,
- i. M.. arrirlaa aTraaaaart at fa A.
Island, arrtriag aTBtoek lafiaTat la A. at
New York at l Fit. aaa swa sks-saps
r ai . woes isrann jaa a. au
RKK1 Ml CUFTN TBMK.
illustrated naanphlet anj faH
street. Pnoca Mala Hal.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
When In Chi
StopatTh
.3aw.,
Stratford Hotal
V9mBlf4t.
iatiaWackta
an aiiaaaaat
Ll.k t. Lmt IliMIIM I
Imnataaefjiataa atatrtet; coawalaat ta -t.rabaalanMiiarTctvMlfaaMrfaaiaia
of n reiaa. Icat mraar of atltr'a taa
Cart bm.ltT.t-4.: evtivlack laka Mlehtaaa
vt lfca Frat Mu kkuainnr!BaMIktfi
UMusa ail a imoar: XX iwau. W pntat.
b'h;lutu-l.wwri:taaal iw.KJoa roo-aa;
woi4mT(ira maaoaaajr inrraaaoat; rprua bala
anlali in'.r-e'cfo.; t.lt-k.a. In airrf
r-i: iitnji'.ful "!nio rniai-tha tn of
aterjfMaa'ai.noilara.ta tnc
Howard's Mineola,
Fox Lake. III.
aa
T'lif Iiourn from St. Lout", via CBtoaaa.
1 ioj, ( nlon Irpct .it A St. P tu Fox I
ti ' j -s wtl'til. lN.nl:lre t ftltn.
o a Hi Vot :::rt h.l hi Northt
.11 ..nt.ll r.3io K " l!OWAKI. I'rop.
SYLVAN BEACH HiTEL V..V
. .4tii! : f-Jli r
ULIilt. U-ft-(f IU.T n fu
Si Hun jict Ar.lnrh
THE HOTEL VICTORY,
Wi.rliT l.arseal Mamaner Ha4el. rt-ln-lla
lalaaal. (lain. otv Oaea.
An. iwuienta tr.nu:i.ra8i. na-tl. ..rcrteatra;
r.- inlluat, tact n.iislaa un! eiening ctu-
.r ivaij.h and riov.r Leaf Hallway aaenta.
F.-t rullnvan tifalr.a fitter via iJo or lie
trolt t'ltli cloe at'tmtwat eoinectlcr.. for
I I'm (n-lla) It.t UicLa an4 li'Jtr en acr.!-
.alttn. A-13r. T fiFlHiii.
, 1erral Jlanasr.
PASSACONAWAY INN
YORK CLIFFS. ME.
Tr. irktlr. flh!-. ao'd roala. rf eoana
cloe t- tie iict.l For circular armr to
HAI1VKTA WOOD Hct.l Itellerue. Biatoa.
RIG COAL STRIKE
SEEMS AVERTED
lii:tr 'lnit A nonn"n lit.- WiJI
IIcikNt Hci-itn Soon in llli-
m: Shot Firvrs" n.
r.Ki'i m.i-.-rKT i-
W" Inslnstm !! J 1 3 - FV-lera' Ji:!e
flmice tlt-.c. .t-.iii nt in nrbitrator "f
dtlTten'-" l'tweii mine owner and em
Silo.. ei tr.-.Iiv an'! t'ec.tune of Ms Inter-r-it!on
n ticerraker a cneral strike In
the tnltie. of Illlno:. ! .terte,l
Tl.t -j iejio!is at Istie were artrued sp.d
rowe, .1 i-Itc The rliy )ehlnd c!oe,l
dcor. .i-nl .Ii-J:. iiray announced thla
irr.nc t'-i. !." vrouM nnnnunce Ms dect-'d-.
as o(.n a. trll(Ie. just when he
co:...l . i .t ;cr.itel
T'.e tnlr.e operators of Illinois wer rep-re-i-itoibj
H N T.txi.ir ami A J Mocr-he.i-1
of h!cac.' "il the mlrers were r"p
rrnteii bv W I Ran and It C Perry
of Sprins:5.-M. It. Tfce r present al-ut
CS"' col nilnr. of that Str.te
TI:e I.eliati.f. of Illlnola at Ita recent
ff'on enacted that siec!aj ehot-flrers
h'u'd be nir'ojeil In all the mine of
tli State !. law becotr.Ir.it effcetlee on
r-'atuolav Ih: dl.pttfe s.-k as to who
.huli ;uij f"r the .hot-firrrs
JuP.-i:e ;ra wa finally ike,j to serve
a rtrr.i'- The enn latd until
c V t attemot.n
CHIEF SUSPECTS
WOMAN'S GIFT
l.e-miir-d li'ltn'S to i'artakf of
.jijl"i !. ft for Ilttii lt
Siranp'i. Alsitotmh Fon-1
of Krtsii.
i r' ef Ileteclia l-e.rronl I. ua-!-.
c a bat of apples arc! fiowe-s
'''.' 'n h'. ofHce esterda-. sft'-scon by a
st-irc wr-rinn. He refutes o eat the
cpr' hltojelf anj order other persona
ao to eat them
To i know I have rcaJe Jo;, cf e.-.rnle
sreon?- crooks "" .i:J the chief. "ar.d 1'
..cot be posrlMe thit so .e of the-n
-oati tftlsk that I s cu"d fce foolish
'nouch -o eat isjlhlrp 'hey ni5-ht ieav
U - tae fls nay
1 m forsi of eppie. tut I do-j': cife
T.c--'i for thm to tast? any of these -
"he Ch.ef o-J-red the bket eet out--i
his cKc". h rnsy en3 the apples
to the City CSen-i.t for an analysis.
Ths woman walVeU boMly iato the cf
fl.f rlace.; -je ket on a chair near the
Caters d-jV and .H that tha fruit was
for the crlef She jej- the fcullilrg be
fore her nirse -.a. obtained.
Ho. Crwsbed ky taawra Roller.
nrrt nucsrsciAi.
fjca-sere. I'l July i Trace-- Ha"
foid, h J-ea--oH b?r of Dekalb, ran In
frnat of lawn roller slipped aej fell.
Tee teit.er pa.e.l ever ta. buy and
sreshei hlra to death.
nest.
R. Ma swiet.
itMaik.
I
ROOT SELECTED
TO SOCCEED HAY?
Rooeerelt EadeaTors to Prerail
Upoa Him to Accept tbe
State Portfolio.
DECISION IS NOT YET GIVEN.
Ex-Secretary of War Will Accoin
paay Presideat to Cleveland
aad Repreaeat State De-
partaaeat at Fnaeral.
aattaKTaSTaad ratrSta.
Jajy . EUau Koot.
af War, trill b ap-aa-atarr
Hr ' be
M U aooapt. Such ia
upon In
to taa praa.
taa ay a !a-
tba
at Oytr Bay to-
ay. lacatrad by
utaracroa. wklck
8tcrtar-r of
ublle and
In which tha
Mr. Koot wUI
it anaeuaecs that
ipaar him to tha Hay
toaaral. kata aa ak) ajarsanai frteod and
tactva at taa Btaia Da-
a Kte Tatt la rvaaxdM as
an aC taa praatnt eaJeulatlo-na of :h
otlaf aaacatlTa. ahoala Mr. Root rcfuze
tha aaoat likely aclaeUoa contlauea tu be
Joaanh U. Caoate. Ordinarily th- Acting
aecretary of State would hava bvn oall-tl
upon to rcpreacnt tha department at the
funoral. o that there would seem to lie
ao doubt of what la la the freaidenl'e
saltxj.
Mr Pr!rea haa merely n inatrueted
to rrprasrnt tha departmer.t at the pub
lic aTVir" at tlte Church of the Covenant
In this city, at which Mr. llav worshiped.
It In exp'ted that the dl'onialf Io
will attend tha tMirvice-.. aa thu.o :t
Cli--lar.d are to l mora of a ;ir!va:e
nature.
II W not certain that Mr Root ir.H ac
oit lh- ..!tlo:i of Secj-ftKry of Sat.
althuugli It If admitted that the utTrr :
uch a teniptins one as would au: in.iny
h man to .hanLi his Ji-clf'.on ti remain in
private life. When Mr. Hoot left Wa-h-tnaton.
there Is no question that h- was
tired of official dutl- and the social train
they entailed. He aim frit that h- shot;M
lx HiHklna; more mon-y and m.:e h- re
turned to New York. It Is unJeritoo! that
he has added laravly to his I-!-u::Ury re
suiirrea. Whether hs a'onM re;inqt:lh lil
private uractlce arl so bit-k to ill- rotn
pratlvely small salary llt goes vri'h a
Calilnrt bt-rtli rn:a!n to br- seen.
ENCOUNTER STORM
Votinjt IVrsons. Clinperonwl by
Mr. ;ind Mrs. J. K. K.ikcr. Almti
don Machine t Howmi. 111., and
Come bv Kail.
After an sxelllnjc eaperlenc- in a storm
at Bowen. III., a party of yount; mn and
women atitomob!iits from Keokuk. Ia .
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. J. K. laker,
abandoned their machine, and procee.ei
to St. I.o'1's by rail. They arrived jestf-r-day
mornltis;. and are n'.:t. at the 1'lant
err llot-I
Mr. 11a her l the son of E. S. Baker,
vice president of tho Keokuk National
Har.k. a director In the MNojr!-I.!n'-oln
Trtist Company. Ur.coln Trust and TdZ-j
Company, and has othr Interests here.
Ileside. Mrs. Rakir. the meir.liers of the
p.iny are the Mlse. Irwin. IaiVte ntrl
Wrsy. and Messrs. P Ix-e Brown Jr. F.
K IH.nlap and M F. Hakr.
The arrancerr.cnts for e.r. outlrc In the
foim of an auto tr'p to r-r. I...l? nnd -e-turn
wre made fur ScnJav mornlns. I
t-ejran tj rain in the morninc and
the trip was pustixme-l fcr another day.
Isttr there was n chenge. and the yvir. ;
person?. wh. had their hearts s?t on the
trip, develed to make It S m-.a
The start frori Keokuk was made a: 3
o'clock, and all went well nntll two hours
later, when pear Bon. III., fifty m.!s
5 slant, a storm was encountered. Thtr.iw
hKikeil rath'r sijtia'ly for n whl. but the
ot.njr persons esspe-d with no flintier
( ilamace than a severe drenching. Th"
ruacntne. were nut damaccl. except to the
estent or r-m: completely enveloped :n
rr.'il
j i r.e mncnincs rmrv ;exi ienin(i in tow7i.
Mr and Sirs. Hiker and the others then
Loarded a train for Ht. liul. They will
remain until to-day. when they wiil return
for their motor cam and thenc proceed
to Keokuk.
Mr llaker Is one of the first person, 'n
the West to take up autotne. seearinr
h:- first mschlne In ISM. He has m'l"
many lor.f ti'pr-. and with Rood roads v.'ll
in:.Ue ano'her trial for the St Iiul tour I
PARISH FIGHTS
IMMORAL SALOONS
All Saints Catholic Clmrvh Will
File liVmonstronrrs Apainst
I.ifonsins of County Ir:im- :
slio'ie, N-ar City.
Tl.e ptM.hlo-.ers of All .""tirir.- Cathnd- !
Cliurch and hi" n'Ul.bor. are protestlr.c j
rlnt th elten-e -f n !I-i;! Immoral I
snloons :n their vlc'n'tv. where the nir-h's '
are tnsde nldeout bv the hshltu.. the- j
of. and hae 'ri.rni'Ti to do what Is in
their power to effect a el.-n.inc I
Ihe r.rs' object n their fl-it riil be
against f i.uanc- of a dramuMp li
cense to Hnr Kne! nj-o jete'iaj f,id !
.- petition -n the p levjla County Court !
at Clayton for pcrrr-l'ion to operit- or.e
at the in'erseetol" of the ole jre-.t road '
rnd Ferg-jo.i svenue. rie court t.o- I
tlf.ei by to atto-r.ev for ;:, IlereiI
John R ieir.e. pastor of the church. ths.t '
s r.rronstrar.c. wcu'l 1 filed
Residents llvins a!c:c Maple avenue. ,
tn OU"e Str -t -oad and surmmdlng
thorough'a.e. declar- fiat the shootlnc
of revolver in the ai- a-d tbe use of pro
fsre ani oc.cene 'irrusj. by both r.en
snd wotaen Is bceom'-r r. common thlnar
tti their vicinity at n.sri and they a;e
determined t put a ;op in
HOLUND CABINET RESIGNS. ,
Election in the Nt-ihcrlantis De
feated th Minister. '
The IlarJe. July I -The Cab'r.j. had
ed by Doctor A. Kuyrer. appolnterl July I
IL zmn. has resigred.
TSe resig-atlo-s ef the Cabinet of The j
.. .. . .... .. k . .. ....
exneriacQs : oi tu .i.v irn o m
recent electicn in Hclta-vi. The Second
Chamber of the Siate'a Gr.-ral. accord
ing to the returns, win fc cornpojed ef
forty-eight Mlnlsteriillsts and ffty-two
Anti-Mlr.isteria3iK. ntsklrg It nec-sar-fer
the Ooerrmnt to resign.
Om aattaf at Wrtiaali" ba
Maat.
TOURING
AUTOSTS
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
EAST ST, LOUIS NOW
HAS NICE NEW LID
City Council Puses Ordinance
Prohibiting Winerooms. Music
in Saloons and Sunday Dan
cing. Except in Parks.
Wlnerocma ara absolatoly prohibited In
Eaat St. laotrls. Music Is forbidden In
aaloosa except where a apedal permit
Is secured from the Mayor and daxclnj
on Sundays Is absolutely forbidden In all
saiocna. but at parks la to be permitted
en a written permit try the Mayor to a
reputable society deslrlns; the privilege.
The above are the features of an ordi
nance aunested by Mayor 9i!aa Cook and
which was pasted by the unanimous rote
of tbe City Council yesterday morning.
The ordinance regulAtes aaiaana more
stringently than ever in th. history of the
city nrd meets with the approval of
practically all o the repwttble saloon
keepers of the city.
Heretofore there has been no ordlaanca
covering winereoma and arrests which
were made by tha police were prosecuted
under tbe general ordinances. Music In
saloons was also regulated tkruugh the
Police Department. Dancing on Sundays
Was forbidden by Mayor Ceok. and. al
though arrests were made, neither the
city nor the gtate Attorrey would prose
cute ia tho absence of an ordinance.
The ordinandi covering wlneroomsi Is
very strlnscnt and ab-oltitelv forbids the
wlnrrocm.. Winerooms are defined In the
ordinance to mean any room or Inclnstne
roiintn'ted with a licensed saloon or dram
ho;. where men and women mny congre
Ktte for the purpose of drinking any
alcoholic liquors.
With reference to the music, all sorts of
muMc are forMdixeii eiccni. where the
SMloonke.per secures a -ecial permit
from th Mayor.
The dancing crdic-r.ee forlJds Jr-!rjt
on Sundays at any saloon or in any hall
contiectetl -.i:h a siooi: am! kIw the
Mayr.r the rlifht to issue a i.erinl' to o
ielle. for dancInK on Kuthlajs at p-trks
.n ornrctiitn with picnlc.
CONSIDER QUESTION
OF EAST SIDE LINE
Advoi-atrc and Obje-clor. to Pro
jiosod vr Konit Mi'f-t in iho
Offiif of Mayor Silas Cook ami
I ripens Plans.
nepre.etitjtlvce of the McKlnley raJS
ruI syndicate, who are seeking fran-
hle for a Iln3 throuRii Ha.u St. lui. to
I" the terminus of what will b known as
the St. ljui and Northeastern Ibiilmad.
met objector to the prooo.eJ route In the
oSUtr cf Major Hilas Ci'k of East Ht.
I.O..I-. yesterday nflernoon. and dlcusse.l
the Question lx fure the Committee on
Streets' and AIIt-.
Thi objectors wvre rej.reir.ted by R. f.
Kramer. C. II I'orrr.aii and Doctor II. c.
Falrbmther. The t!t. Iu!s and Northeast
ern Halirviad was reprifented by R. J.
Smith f Springfield. III., who e.-as n:slst
ed by I'r.vl It-mi'inc :i::U Itonert Hikkln.
Mr ICracier j r-'sfiili-d to the onimlttce
what he said n.is :i Jui!ilo!loinl question.
In this ho claini-i. tt.nt the Council or the
committee hud no Jurisdiction in the appli
cation tor n frat.cl.l!.-. as he c-jtn-d that
enough ;Kr..oti had withdrawn from the
ri;;ii:il priittoii for franchi.-e to ir.nk- it
i"ll far short of th- required ninjorltv of
front f.er. Iield by property owners.
Mr Kumer tatfd that College Hveriu.
wliere Ihe tight lilrceH. wras It feet short
of the riiiulred majority of front feet. Me
further Mated '.Nit. with a withdrawal
which was on the way tu R-st St !.out..
Te'itlt sire"! had but forty feet e!;mcJ In
fjor of ll.e franchise.
Mr Kramer state.! tha the company
whs ir;3nl?.e.J und-r the siier.il railroad
ac: a n-1 that ti'io-ss the Council d-Arlv
dert'inl Its limiiatintis in Uat St liuli it
could run lie'.Kht throtirh ibe titv
Mr S'nlth uiiswereil for the eom;any.
He st.'.:.-il hat r.e held cantrdieiioi to
the nithuiawal... nhlih had t-ii filed nnd
which jic.i that the naiar" of projuTiy
Ciin-s le jlac.d back on the petition He
eN vui'.l that ':e desired n little more
lime to I rrsnt his Klde of the oue?tlo:x
fi.ll. efpit-liilty ji the ijue.t!n:i of Jurl
illction Imd ten rale.l In- Mr Kramer.
Mr Smith further stated that h. com
pativ would stand on the orlslrtal petition.
The committee nijreed to hear the lel-an.-e
of the .latements frcai both side
next Monday mornitiy.
DGt:REE OP CRIMlf n.T MDR
Chler rarsly Reparta Klgkleea l.eas
M order. Tbaa l.aei Year a ad
Xm tWuemprm.
AeeflPfiira; to the report of Chief of Po
lice tjeorge O. Purdy. which was present
ed to the R-.t St. liouls C!tr Council yes
terday, during th. last Kscal year th.re
were fourteen murders, which Is n decrease
of eighteen from th previous ye.-.r. Not
cne of the prsons chnrxed with the mur
ders escaped.
Th record is claimed to h. the f,nst
!t the history o' th" Khst St. louls po
lice Iep.-rtment. In rferrinu t thi. fei
t ;-e of his report. Chief INirdy -itatM tii.it
a larae number of inurdT were commit
ted tl.rouchc.'it Ire country durlna thii
llrr.e. nn'i rranv of the riurdT. escaj-ed.
while In n.fd ?t I.oule hi" men have n
perfect record for raptunnc every mur
derer I "he Pnrdv also refers to th smount
of stolen money and projvrtr which w-a"
recoverei y l.l depart ni'-nt during the
pan jca- This amounts to 11H.I") The
eper". of the l'V.lce P'-virtmi-nt
J.V. : i; There i-ere .T0; arre.t.. of
which 17 v.sre fetr.al-s Chlf Pursiv
made r recommendation thnt the 1'oIIce
Department e eulpp-d with tho late.t
putterr. of police te!phor.e. The phones
-r re-ommendeii l- plcl about tfie nv
fo- th ue cf rwillc-mer. In cnmnvinira!
mie with the JVllr" Station
Kast lde Really Maa Weil..
pep- m.i.- i'fy-iie
carlvle. i;i. July S. -re:-.lha!e Jl.in of
Kast "S: Uiuis ar.i lits .MatI rflioup
of tnls el'j rere rnarri'd th'" cfterr.oa-i
trt" cii-.e of the bride, 'he fl'veri-nd
Ioc-or I.ltt cf Twine. III. officiating
Tl e brhii 's a Iaui;lit"r ' T X: Shonte-.
editor o' the Cariyle Co-'tifstion. Tl-;
br.d'troom is n:a'! tn ti. real estate
hU'l-es. j;j fJ-,.1 Ht lyttl's. hero th'.V
will r--tii"
tlnat t. totals larrlagr l.lrenae.
Marrlace license- liiue-i in li-.jt P:
I.'ul esterday v.e.e as fi'I.ns Henry
Niedfe'd. :. snd :.?abel lya'ies-:. r. both
of Sr le"u!s: lnrenec Kltler. IT. an-3 An
nie !t Wrlcht. :. toin or r.iaorauo. lii.
Ka.l "It. Ianls ttesas.
- it-. J'tt S-ll- is vlxitlr tn 0vr ni
v-s Itorrt Stlile- 1. vla-tlr.r Atun frt-ntfs
-. Vlt:.sr-i V.'jatt iWar-t reat-rday f-r
th- !.:
- Mrs csar'.s It- rrer la tia c-ee-. cf hr
rar-r.-- In Ee'leill.
-tis Taic Il.alev haa r-xrr.l f.-rn
eirrrAn. i :i
H- ni Mrs M
..-i ill
A Kaler a.-. ssip-
-Mr. A. Rn -rart" lesteriay f-r !
Odir I..
-Mrs r. lro:: I. Is Ma'.tyee;. JR.
-Mr aril Mrs. Hr.ry FiVert ar v.sltlr ts
I"eJlI'e. Ill
itln Jr.r.'e Mararial Is slstUra; la K'-'tUs.
- V-s. V. Seaey
S. Ml?
T'.cttlrg !i rarr-
l'aafal af Oeerae C-ory.
The f incral of Oeorce Ccry of Kar... 75
j.art oM. whc died last Saturday. tcc
plAie yesterday afterroon at tl.e Hrt
!apt;i Churcii. The Rrrinl I. D
t'rawford offlriateiL Th- er-icrs tjeie un
der the t..plce. of Kins Solomon's Ix!s;e.
No 15T. Aticnt rr.-r an-i Acreptd Ma
eon.. Uurta! wa in th- cM Kane im-I'ry.
TWO PAIRS FAIL
TO GET LICENSE
County Clerk Thomas, at Belle
ville. Has Trouble With
Couples Who Are Desir
ous to Wed.
One couple was refused a marriage li
cense at Belleville yesterday because of
the fact that they were first cousins, aaa
another couple refused to pay 11.50 fcr a
marriage license and departed fcr some
other town where they think they can get
a license for SI.
Udr the Winds Jaw. which took ef
fect July 1. the price of marriage licenses
Is raifed to tl.il. Charles !. Creggs of
Cedar Ksplds. la., sr.d Miss Stel'a Green
wail of KdwardsvlHe. III., did not know
about th: rice In thn pttce of marriage li
censes, and when they were told that It
was cents more than has been custom
ary thev grew Indignant. County Clerk
Thomas' showel to them the new law.
which took effect on July I. but this made
no difference, to them, and they departed,
saying ti.at they would get tha license
somewhere else.
The cousins who were refused were J. P.
Steel and Mies Marv Cowan, both of Mont
gomery County. Missouri. When tcld that
it was against tlie Illinois law to issue
a license to i-ousins, they stated that ihe
would go to Paducah. Ky.. to get married.
CO-ED CLASSMATES ELOPE
AND MARRY AT BELLEVILLE
Roasaaee IsraTaa Six Years Aa-a at
MeKeadree Celleae Teteahawe
-ewa fa Relatives.
Hugo A. lliirgard of Iebanon. Ill . son of
c rturcard of St. lebory. III., ai.d Miss
Mae Ilc.bb. diughter of Mr. and Mr. W
l Hol.hs of lebanon. elo-jed to Belleville
yesterday morning, secured a msrriatTo
license aid hulf an hoar later were mar
ried by ihe Iteverend W. If. Poole, pastor
of the Fir-t M. F church. The truoriase
was tte culmination of a rouiarrv begun
stv t-a:- agi when boih attended Mc
K'rsdiee iVllese at larbanon together.
Mrs Kurgard is an accomplished musi
cian, mid for the last three yean- she has
p!ad In convsrie in Chicago. Jt'. Hur
ganl is ittidrlnc law at the Mcriendree
College, and has a good income as the re
Milt of an Inters- In a new- lead-rraninc
process.
Immeiliately aflr the ceremony the cou
pie telephoned the news to the parents of
the bride In Ibanon. after which thev
ut-parted for a tour of the Northern lake
resorts.
MK FOR 4-lliaiSCOVB-RS RRWARD
Maa - Keewgalaea Faglllse ?e
rarea Verdict Agalaat SberlsT.
.TudKe R. I W. Holder of the Circuit
Ci, jrt of ICellevIIIe yeatr.1ay rendered a
dtcl-l.in In for of Wllllsm Molilmstsu
a-ralns- Sheriff O. W Thirmpson for .
Mohltnmin stud for the amount on the
ground that U was das him as his share
of a reward -aid for th capture of Wil
liam Hoffmann, who killed his fatber-in-law
three enrs ago In Monroe Counfr.
Mfthlmann recognised Hoffmann and no
tlrled the Sheriffs ufflre. Uepiity SherlfTs
nrrr.ted Hoffmann and revel te.1 r. reward
of !u0 offere," hy the Monroe ;nltlloilIl.-
foe the arrst eif Hoffmann Mohlinaiin
did !.'! tecelvear.v of thl rtionrv. and he
arorilinsty broi.ght suit against Sheriff
Tbompsuii.
Belleville .lessw "fates.
Tr. e&nsrecs,ton ef I Gerr-an Methorli.t
Clix.rc.1 sill ptcnle at Weat'a laat-tr. to-day
-Urarae Mirth ob'shs-a a b'slH'ns ryrmli
seaterdav for the .rectlon of a brick home n
feiirvsv itreet t. eot $-.:(.
-Tra Junior F!Ma class ef the ttrst M E.
Ctinreh will t!ute at Iatk. Orlattns to--.v.
-Prwilna: Itlder Ch.rle. r. Hehumarrt e
the f-noa I-istrct. M K. ctntrrb. tte Rv-er-nl
and Mr- V It. ri and the Miaa
li'n'e Daw and Nera Oalwieks of HelII!le
mill ApT to-ilav for Dent--. o?o . to aiteni
IM National Convention uf t!va Epworlh le-ue
thie
In-rlnx ha ane. frotrt bum. of Sr aid
Mm Wlllla-n Alt:''-r "f Bwna. flalle-ille.
b-ir-lars raraaekeil thatr horee Friday r.tslit
An Inritlxait-vi w rra4. yster.tay Sirs
Man la-rarfeMer. da':.ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alt'. off. and ah. tepartea to the autiicril'.ee
ttiat ao far as -he could aa. mitlti of great
-alt.e had been tjiken.
Me-rran Uenrx. Thabo, ef Relleatlla e
tardar nveive.1 word that h's brother. Charlast.
fcr-nerly of Blt-vllt had dlej at KTnl".
lr.t
JersrUlf Xolea.
V- anl Mrs Merman geh.ftVr of D'ht. It-..
l; t'e ki:v.. cf relatlrrs
'-.M .r.r Mile f ll.sttne. Nb . M) a
lslrcr
M' sn.t Mi R. n-r-xiel eetrtalr.a Mr
ard Mrs sl'er ef Ht. le-uN .erterdar
-Mr sr.4 Mr" O.ar.'e. re::.rs returned to
lie'i.i in rierJa. ar Hi!m with Jer-
sevltte frl.M
- Wltor Joeerh TV
Berlier of the Jerserslll.
nei,Jl.
n ei.t to carrcltttn. II!.. .sta-day.
- William B.hn or Drtshton. Ill . le trie
cf h's .la-renter Mrs. Inward r.wt.ix
II
W
Uraln.rd of iSrafton. lit., was a
Tt.lt cr
-Mrs V V s- 'gosntj rettrrr.ed to Wankasan.
111., inifi'sv. after sttM-uj with Djetor asd
Mrr II w "R'ch
torlen el'v f St Tawxts la th. gue of
AM-rntan A fl Cbapp.lt.
'Iro't Jack:a sraa a c-.it or In Alton ye-t-rtsv
- it-rv tl:'tatr!cl arrleag ea:enla from
Narhtille. Tenn.. to ilett with JerssTslll rela
tive --. Mlv H B Keaeb cf the JersayTllI.
Ircecj3t ser.t to i.hteaa erlay.
Mrs J M. I-ac. wt 1 tfrt tfcts morstag
for Cr-4 Hrrlrs Colo.
-Tr Mlssra (trace and Nallle Beekar hav.
returcd from -;'ner. Ill
Deefr. tr K Holland haa gsae t B-mker
lis:, hi
-r-ed r. jrthe- of Strrinifl.ld. n:.. t. a visiter.
Mrs. II f irrr ls g:n to Cblcajo.
Mr. rfl Mr. Peter Ia- are .ntertaittlne;
Ih't- m. i i.srle 1).1 ef Via!ilrt-;r. I c
-ler.ral Ma-.aser V PalVey of tha Piasa
T.au:aucti2 ioi a rlrttor In Jerseyvtl ye.t.:
Ca y.
Da Taa Waal lairger Dtasaaaat
Vou can esehanc with ua. We allow full
va!"ie. Hay balance monthly or weekly.
Just as you prefer I.oft!s Bros. Co. Id
11 'a-'etoi Itldg.. ih ar.d )live sts.
RUMORS OF CLOVER LEAF
SALE ARE REVIVED.
V.KVlTAf srr T.M.
New York. July Z. With th dlssols-tlc.n
nr tt, stockholders voting tru-t of the
Tc-letlo. St. I.w!s and Western road, ru
mors have ncaln been revived of ngotia
to", pendlrs for the .tie of the road to
the syndicate now In control of the Cin
cinnati Hamilton and Diytcn Hallway.
ren-eral changes ha'.e Len mid. In the
officers of the road and others sr ex
rertd. It is understood that Thomas B.
Hubbard, who was a voting trustee with
W A. Read and ITederlcfc P. Olcott. will
roon retire from the dlreetorate.
T.ie vottos trust had been i ;. fer.ee
for Ke years, and it was In the powee 0f
tb trustee, to ell t-.e stock at any time
n.bleet to the arjrova! of a majorify of
es.-h elas"
I baages la aata t'e.
TopcVa. ICas, July ; -Gen-T-al Manager
J. E. Hurley of the Rir.ta Pe to-day an-noc-v-ed
C.e appointment of H. B. laautx
as a.'lstar.t general manager. T H.
Sars Is appointed super.ntendent of the
Mis'ouri division In place of R. J. Parker,
who is appointed general superintendent
of the Western division.
DAVIS WILL OPEN .CAMPAIGN.
T-n Thousand Visitors Expected
at Conway. Ark.. To-Day.
nr.rT.uc spkcia
IJttle Rock. Ark.. July 2. Advices from
Conway tte that preparations has" been
made to entertain !?.i visitors to-morrow
at the barbecue in connection with
the opening of tht campaign for United
Stat, s Serator.
Ooverr.or Jeff Zavls will deliver a speech
formally acnounelr.g hi" candidacy for the
!en-ocratlc ncrslnation for Senator to s-ic-t-eed
j?na:or James II. Berry.
Tee Iattr has announced that he will
cot be present to-morrow.
Mr.auiL
PMiMia Promptly Cured Him
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Iffr. Otto A. Fleiasner. American Epicurean, formerly chef to CeL W. J.
'i CrHly I Buffalo Biill. now chef at the Rainier Grand Hotel. Seattle. Wash..
ji writes:
-I aaaTerea frasa kldaey aad blaawr ttroafcle aatll Mfe did aet areas ssnrth
nviaai a aaia rar.a naaieiy nai airja.. .i. w.w . a.. eJe ... eiei... .w.-. .
i' ret-aaa. It waa really saeadt-r.ul hs mark eettrr I wi after I bail r.sed
laia aarairiae "? w ..s-r. a ia s-i-7-. .m. .. v.n.- ... ... .- r.'. f
ajeally. arat as Iwag aa It waa ani.g ar gwoa eaaiiBaea aa use n. n int.
ead at six ataaik. I foaad. la ni) relief, tkat It and rial nay ayatesa f all
, aataeaa. aad tkat I waa eared C .lay cured. Van rerlalaly kae n apleatlltl )
, aaedlrlae. aad I gladly ead.ra It.-
Catarrh uf the Kidneys a Commoa
lst-a.s-.
Catarrh of tho kidnevn may eriss from
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the spread of catarrh f.om other nr-ir.'
or It miy arise from some Irritation of
the kldnevs directly tn the organs them-
selves. It" rcav nlso result from a cold.
If allowed lo continue. It develops Into
Brlght's l)se.-i. ,ir diabetes.
STRIKE IN GHETTO
MAY CAUSE FAMINE
Orthodox Baker Walk Out and
Faithful Will Eat No ttrend
Kiiked ly Ofbem.
WANT EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
Hobrt'W Hrrad Makers Have l!ten
Workinjr Ten Hours a Day
tine Shop Clotted Down and
t-pread Feared.
I'niesw the strike among the Orthodox
Hebrew bakr. In North St. I-otits, be
tween Wash and Riddle streets and Broad
way and Twelfth street, ts settled within
the next few days, a bread famine may
prevail among the residents of that settle
ment. There ar e,,rtr ii2k-er!es In the neigh
borhood which supply bread to several
thousand persons, and. accor.ilrg to state
ments of Ihe proprietors of hakirtT. their
hlp quit work Ist Friday without wnrn
In. It was not known that a grievance
rale led until the bskers wilked out.
Many departed before their day's work
was dote, and as a res-iit much material
was wasted. A. Fl'hbein. who owns a
hakry at TSghth and Carr streets. last
nlzht stated thnt th. strikers bad be'ti
worklrg ten hours n. day and are striking
for nn dglit-hour dav. Th foremen In
all bakery shopr n-!te tii per wek. the
second assistant JIT and the third as-si-tan!
t Hi This constitute..? th
working force.
A Imkiry owned by A n'ibein on Carr
street between Ninth ni.d T'nth streets
har closed down, nnd mar.y ore expected
to abut up "hop to-day or to-morrow.
The orthodox Jews In that neighborhood
refuse to eat bread baked by tho large
St. I-ouls bakeries, nnd the bakery shops
affected by the strike sr unable to cope
with th. demands. Husbands, wives,
daughters and sons hae thrown aside
their regular duties, and are mixing dough
day and night
Mr. Flshlieln last nl-ht said that he
would go o'.t of b-slness rather than
ceniplv with the demands made by the
strikers. Testerday afternoon he stated
that one of the walking de!e;rate-, stood tn
the front door of his store during his ab
sence from home and asked customers to
boycott the place. He alleges also that he
made a speech and rebuked him (rlhbeln
severely
He states that the strike his citised
great anxiety among resident" of that
community, and that it will likely eiu'e.
the owne'S cf bakeries to either cmr'oy
nonunion help or to shut tip shop.
DEATH BEGINS
ANNUAL HARVEST
Air Rifle Fatal to CarlyK 111.
Votilh Tor l"iHio! and Can
non I'rarkers Play
Tli-ir Part.
Rr.pffit.tr spe'Iai.
Cariyle. III. July ;-0org I.-irr.b. :;
ars old. sxcldentally shot h'mef with
an sir rifle at hi. hom In IrI"htown thi1"
evsrJr and died from the sotjnl.
KOVS Ie"Si- THEIR KYlS.
R'TniUC PPIV1AI.
Ma eon City. Ia.. July " --Thre pr-rra-ttit
fourth of July accidents occurred
here to-day.
Howard farmer. II yJr oli. s-tffered
painful laceration of his hnd by an
explosion
Kdwwrd Cock's eye was blown out by
a canon firecracker exploding In a glcss
bCttle. Victor Ilinson Ic't both eyes In
a Etrr.'lar manner
KXPIeTHV Wt PHtlMsTITti:.
ncrt-HUC Hi'f-..n..i-
Bloorr.ington. Ill July Z Robert Mater.
17 jears old. of Cu'.Iom. was r.rcbshly fa
tally hurt by a premature ei;,os:0n to
day. He filled a buscy hub with powrtcr
and the dlscharRe. while he m ir.aklnc
an examination, tore o"" one l;j and oth
erwise mangled htm.
May laaalre lata llaak rallare.
'itEPCiM-tc SPrt 1A1-
latxington. Mo.. July 1-A special term
ef th Criminal court with special Orand
Jury convened here this mornlnc. The
report is that it was called to ir.fj'itre i-ito
the failure of the Waverly Bank.
"tatleaal Raak AaTalrw.
ttmTBUc si'f-riAT.
Wa.h'.rgt'.a. Jury . -The jnrt'o : o
Ce-reacv to-day a?iTl tae ue!-at.en ...
jteria-i-Amrrkaa NatitnsI n.n "i Iji.
.a mm. arent for tae lira; Nal'al li.r...
OeS4f City. Me.
DDiWSs-.aTAam
t rc-ra-na Hs-rnotcw t!ie Cattse? or Hi
j Kidney Troahlc.
, What-vcr the. cause, the "tidnoys ceasa
to elimln.ne th urea poi-ons from th.
blwirt aR(J a,,ow r )f nutritious
J ,.rvm. and a rapid decline In health and
i strength Is tho rcult.
I'emna promptly cures the catarrh.
! when ail of theise disagreeable symptom
i disappear
i
INDIA
AND MsC
CEYLON m
IGRCEMtO BUkCR)
FLOATING POOLROOM
STATION IS RAIDED
Wireless Messages Girinjt Re
sults of Races Temporarily
Stopped by Police lnforma
tion Furnished From Anotliet
Source.
Chicago. July I. Tete6tlsa this aftr
r.oon raided th. Chicjsgo offices of th.
wireless telegraphy company, which has
been sending racing returns to th. roit
City of Traverse, out tn Iasle Michigan.
William II. Ocker. manajjer; T. rvrirlen
and I-iiwanI Brandon were, arrested, and
th RpjtaratiLs wa. removes! by the polire.
Between 2 and 3 o'clock this afternoon
while wireless messages were Ndng trans
mitted to the floating pnoirnom fttlly twenty-fire
miles out tn the lake, fire detect
ives entered the otBce of the wireless
coinpiny and placed the manager nnd hla
two asrlstants under arrest.
The men wvre rel.-a.l on bonds and
will receive n preliminary hearing to-morrow
iJe.plte tile r-.t'd on ti Chlcss otTlce "f
the wlrelesa company the City of Traver".
continued to do buslnesw as. a poolroom
during the remainder of the afternoon
After n delay of an hour connection was
trade with another station, the Io..-alln of
which !s unknown.
FELL FIFTY FEET;
ESCAPED UNHURT
.Iiilm Kapel. Anheuser-Busch Em
jiloye. Crashed Throtijjh Floor
ing, bnt Sustained No
Injury.
After a straight drop of more than fifty
feet, with comparatively slight lnjurl".
despite the fact thnt he allcht'd ure.i
I "tone floor. John Kaej. a nvniijcr e.f th.
Columbian .th!Me Club in South St
IjOuIs. is now- at work about hla acct-s-fomed
haunts In ns lively trim as .ir
Whlle wrflkliii; oer a tr.iItor h th"
eiub building, on Zepp and leitalb streets,
Fagel ctumhled nnd fell Into the hnsm-ni
Cf the builJIriS. The i-lyb struct irn n.ts
formerly a part of the . nheu-er- Rusch
storage jdant. and 1" b.illt ov-r a natural
cute.
Wllllsm "lrr.merm-:.'i la president of " .
club aid he -arris arjrllnic home in ompa'y
with S gel
As th-y cro.ed the trapdoor, whfth civ
e'e th entrance t. the aults l-Irw.
SjccI Middeaiy stumbled arid the -i.er:is
of th'J eell.i- j;;tve aw i.
Sage wejehs !;j pounds, and as he rl s.
ap;e-jred b'rieath the trap door. imm-r-tn.in
and William Held alid for assts
s.iice Th v thought the companion
would l- found In n .nls "tute on t"
flirf.r below Instead. h r'sjMind-d lmm
i oiately to thlr calls ar.d tirfnae,j ?.,
climb up ihe 'adder leai..-r; to th- upper
Cdt..'. untitled
Ht tjeni a !ar ai home ns the resu" f
e-.rro bru.elng U1 ei!). hot escaped
lnjurv oerw!- Sac I is employed by
the Anheuer-Buh 1'Tnpnrv
Why
I".? t you cue yot;- heart the .jr..
ch.iree you do tr.e ther ornnns""
Wn.? Iter it 3 when any other orsan
it In trouble ft r:!ues to work, and yr i
ratcn to ritlr It.
The he-iri. the ever f.ilthful fnaa",
n ver tefues as line as it li.ts jaec t-
move, lit continm-" to do tho bee t .-a
reitlns weaker and wrafc-r unt't It is
t-t repair, and then toi". It :s just :t
..' ns th ctl.-r organs, but t-ccai.." it
will v.nrk jou let it
However lt' not too Ute for a "chanT
of heart," so rrmmber
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Will :;lv your hart 3trns'h aid -iltslcy
to ni.rreinie lilzrii es. Paipltat.oi Shrt
Breath, f-ltlnt Spell". Pains In Hc-rt and
SMe and a'l other Heart aches ard dffri-cultie-.
. .
.Mv heart wcuht aefce and pjiplu.
terrtWr snd ' times I could ha'dlv
brealfce Ir i"es Heart Cure has re
stored m c p-T'ect r.ai h. nrd I am
very jri-atefi-l "
MISS EMMA J BARTON.
So 1 SHI M-. Wntrlown. N T.
Th flrst bott'e wiil benefit. If not, tha
drursi't will return your mnj-.
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