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THE BT. LOUIS REPUBLIC: 8TJNDXY. JULY 30. '1905.
i a- -j
at tkmjyglop l or a kgtef . They are?
'awsassg stisbbsj.
.u -.
BUKi July ST.-AIi's Paula I
Hilda Foster of St. Louis gave I
t OB TfcieaiSaiY laat at th. Fountain 1
. Aft Whlrli n lonetieeil H srvt. I
ifcui Mrs. Newell entertained a party '
..esavy ax. xae Arlington uoiei in cunor
aTJBasr summer guests.
1H SI
i St. Louis Otjnratlr. CAr.rtrt roninanv
vSlsTe aronccn. ut th Founuin lloinn
Bstanlny evening. j'h nunpaay com
ft i M! Julia Kruer. prinvti dunna, i-o-Sratio;.Mis
Jeanette Fodje. prima donna.
coatralto: W. A. Oolilbrs. oarytone; I'atil
C. Battz, lyric tenor: ills Lorls Scaridcle.
Haine. musical director.,
Edwin Vieie Mclctyrc of St. Louis wiU
give a jAln orean rocital at the ITfbj
tcrta Church on Ausuct IT.
Mr. Hcorj' 6. Stlx f St. Im!.4 is -n-
vli:s the hlKhts around WnukliA dur
? tiio few d'i'H li has to stay.
Mr nd .Mrs. filward !eiun.ui of Ual
T. T-x.: are t-t'iMii at the Arllnctoti
Hotel Mr. and Mrs. L.pitnan are inikinjr
tliis thJr eliiiitc.titii succrive tIMt t
Waukesha.
V II. Detei of S l.ouls is at the Schlllz
IIi'cL
Tnomcs II. Ildh-nian -if IZast fct. I-ju!s
at the Slinv.erman llnuic-.
Maude WhIUstt. liUijl Whltsctt. K.
I'ri-jler. Mr. and Mir. Kfrse W. 5el.lt,
Jjjllas. Tex., are at the lark Hute!.
Mr. and Mm. T C Corraic. Mr. J O.
Lkj Orou, Mtini'hl.. Ttim.. are at tins Colt
i:ian JIoi;.e.
J. piion, Tr'.ritn Mo . Inn
Vrwzc. Shawnfloun, III.. .Mr. .ind Mr..
"I. Dou'herry. JMt Kprlssx. Ark . aie at
tin National Iiotl.
?-Irr. ICuhli. Mr It!acl. Jlotiri- . La.;
Mri Schoph. Xevr Orleai.-. are at this
h'diafsr co'tase.
Mr, r T. Ju-nr.ie. MIm Margaret It'ti
r.:j of IallaK. Tex., an- tOMiitiK at Mrs.,
ll.ttns on WeFt ji-enuc.
Marqaanl Kor-trt. H .S ?tl:. Mr.
run! Jla II. S. lok Mr. and Mr. A.
I-derer. Mr ar,d Mr ."VI Ivy. r- f,r'1
Mr. Jef H. hax-. -MIk.1 I-iurj Ci"an.
Mr. Sam Phv.artiT Mr. and Mrv. Julius
3-on. St. Lf.'jis: S. B Kal. luqi;o'.n. Ill .
Mrs. II IC'inpHT. Ml. K-nipn-r. Mi
Sara K-mjiaer. Mis tlLidyn KemjinT. It.
1j- Kempner. Ojlvevton. Ttx.. .Mi. J- I
look, Mtinplii-. Tf. B. lynmliii. Sail An
"t.lo, Ttx.. Jr;iu If. llartm.m. Si. Jte.
ZiO . jr at tin roantal'i Hot:e-
Mr. atva Airh. llenrv Damhori-t. IMith
Ittishori. SU Irfui.-; I. T. l.'iriSJi-.. Cairo.
Ill J I n W. J. Towniu'nd. Ualiu. 'JVi..
J SteiubjicU N'-l-ort. AiU.: Mr. ami Mm.
Ixii IS. Smith. Mr. Jo-n! It. Smith.
fchrtveiort. lJi.. aro at tn Teiraie Hotel.
Milt Kitty Harron of lulla- Tex.. Mr.
Mid Mre. S J. ThllHitaux. Xe orltaiis.
re at Uie Iav! Ootfaar.
MU.i Nantiif Andron from Moat
rymcry Al . who 1,um mtu many tnm
iners m Waukflia. I a recent .rrtv,il
nd will remain during th t-uta.ncr and
9iiturnu.
Ml5s IJonbrrp-r 1. I. rx.zl:r. 1 I).
I-wzier Jr.. and J L K-Ily. St. l.ouis are
reKit, rl at Urapt-r Hall, ironwnnuw
Mhrs llpwiu of Kauaa City Is -.JUinR
Cir-nds at 0-or.o;nOioc
Mr and Mrs. C K. Crawford of St.
IuU or at Wiinptca
The foiiotviM; are at Waupaca: Mm.
J'rledmati ani ciiildn-:t. Mr. .1. II. Chaai
hers. MI.-s Kthel Chainlirs. Cnarl W.
yYrjjiMoii, Mr.. lriruon. Grace IVrsu-r-on.
Ella IVrsJSifii, Jlilth lVtKU.-on. Cora
Stewart. Mrs l:. ltritton. i:ob-rt lv.
"Vo&fls. St !.ui
Mtf. Watkms iii.d duusl tr of l".n
Kcot K.ik . an tvnlln? iLeVwain'r at
lh ! 'atIn. rl'-fan
Mr and Mm. W. IX IloMnion n! son
cf Kt Ixxils at at Neciili.
Mr anJ Mm 1 M Iloll-tf-ln of St.
lyuli or K'lp-lns at Hnrll.inl.
Mr anl Mrs- Itubfrt Hrown of St. ljuts
oro x-itltln frl'tids at lcnnomio.
K M Wtt. Mr. and Mr. C X. Illnrk-1-y
Mr ;.r.d Jit W. V Kraft ICinvn
fitj a-o at th4 Jon-s llr.ufic, Dfonunio-
Mr- in Schwartz o ht. Ixuls li Um
ir tti-'ds .n Mllauk.-
V' "il Mm. V J M-mdI. K. V Vr
1'. '-L Iuis, J. I) Itidunu. 1 t..
'. T K. Illoom. Sp'iiiRth-Id. III., ate at
'u Natoinal Ilotrl
- I. l"r-4'.rlrliw.n of Kansas C.ty is
tini; at ncflnoniov.oi-.
Mr and Mm. c J Unlit-1. S. luuis. are
t.'pptnc on Kuabar avenue.
Mr mid Mr? Albert ller.ch of 11I'--llle.
111. am vnitliiK friends In Mllv.au
iti1 Ml l.UbliOClt and luo ..n of St. Iroi-
ire stopplmt at the WardrolM Cottas--
oci: t;itui;.
ean (.rote. N". .1. July :: -Mth dl
thlr zealoiw reliitiou ntluii.i.iin die
"amp Moetln.T As"n'.ilmi "f-tsh ." talk
t oi,c :ntth&.l of spfsu,it dppn.vl in
i!i oimji croun'l" Timt i :iti,ii.ii" :-v-rral
t!lil4 of lai- ' srn the mul l"i
H'USiit tr (ivt-rrix wits opposition. !
trel roniittentiy ! th (ath'r.t" nil tti?
thirtr-fivo iid ineif -ur of H-r ostcja
tbir lilfton Ttu jr tti'v att irK"!
tho Cruplo -It tile VnlllC l'xph'il tnet
Inif In tfce tt-mj.h- lnt Saturday Mtontinir
still nit wltl repuli-i- Th loader. th.
i:rn-l Charlcj H Vatinan. Instantly
nM atid put a ijiiletin on the demonstra
tion. "Ivn will iiaK' plenty of winsliinn
titid ai.ctltv h're." mid he "but no jo
'itlrui mc-tinc In l hi ? lempb "
Mr Yatinan tT.i" 'ho Y .i.e I'-oplVs
IWTIJ15 iui uiiexportl and nov. 1 turn
re- e'tly o-c excer!iiiKly hm mornlpjj.
'Alien the time arrived whin thi .ollw-tlt-n
li UF'Mliy tnkra he cxel.ilnieil V
i.l not tike up any collei'inm such a
:r mln? an t!Js InMrad ymi will finest
ir i.iferitii; ul the ice eteam KnrJcn
ad'dnlni."
Uilap J. " 1'itz lerald nJ family of
Si ImjmIs are oi-.-Lpymc their eott:iK?
her. for the falll
MtiMi th jr.tnlnjit St. Ixu!t people
fjmirTl!ii nl Ocean tlroin thi summer
at Mr and Mm J. I. Morehead. who
m at th Si'a'lilc
,Ir acd Mrs. John V DatidMn of
"Mrtma. Kii.. ar ojuumlr.K t the
Vw4u.
I'tnporit. Ka.. 1s!'jm at th fahUin--
a Arimsnon ure .Mr. and Mrs. 1). W.
M rns
(drd K. Jtoll of Austin. Tei . I a
rei!iftt!oii at tlie Ciialfont
lectin isrtlals ut thi S-Idon w-r J
"Aaw-Tklni of Jf!Mott City and i". !.-
St.o Antoido, Tex
Hot Sprlr.:i:. Atk . vl:torh sr Mls
t-anili K Conti"ll .M Nancy '"un-
el.l Mlsi l'ran.-. Smltli. F. C Noltn
o'd i.'orpe it ik1;
Vr nd Mm S. M. lren of St. Ials
r cut4 of tlie Nw Hampidilre.
M" :l Sn1ernd Mr. C. He-her "f
- J rph sre KU-st.i of tho Momnowih
IflMi IlitAX II.
x Itrun.-h. N. J . July T
ctvet at "th Branch'
- The e t -
culminate 1
ev Tin lh r 'wine plstat the an-
j ,-; -at' olilliUon of the Monmouth
v nre Sh..w AitocUi I hm. th- -h'ef
e of lb v.tiiwer on tfte Nor4h Jere.-v
a Wltlt ft'Ur f ertioons and ev ntus
c v.- ut i the eitiiwiicn thi " soi-
"l I xi Wen in h ch f-ather. and the
M ai hive utten'Vst rave laiM th
tsru , 4. ami. with f n!net private
oi u-J th pn-menaj erecn coveroi
t t .anvas to protnt societj"-, dainty
ji r
Ir CPi'tleOllon with the feirs show, elab
orate hDps are In prosr-s to-nlsht t the
blc hrwtePie whi-h stretch th-r pbtua j
slnns ths tdoiT the HoIIvvo.m1 V.( IM. ,
riserott, I'r.lUtl tte '! rtcwi Tli-; j
KnllvwooiVa ctrlen purty U-". nteht a'-f
ctetl the elite oi lite rcsn-t. u it .o- -
- ic,'t thev- are dawlm? at t wi Jlnd ,
7 mammoth platform rtullt on tbe lawn i
;-. the vtrv etlxe ..f the Mul. '
vut ih visitors at in , r ir
it Mm. A'.rretJ Owynno VacletMIt Mr
aujerbllt i an cvhltilor
Hl!tY PA 111.
AtUtry Park N" J . July :7 -Mojb-T.aiit
Isvlblns t the t.ej.t dlter-iuc it
the muiuer throns at A'huty Park Th
torrid slclt t'vat blew frui ttibind over lie
reirt Ut wcvk drove the tjjcrr maker
to patronise the ,rf th tuy round Th
vptalTB of norao of the bairdnc esiablhO.
trtents evnlrt w hailJ with delight
Vy the crowd which disported lteI ci
the tvind 13 tae Uti-a-tte pavPieji'. an-l
tn the hreaker-i until wtll l wmi mkl-
The annual luby pra.le f-tlvftje Pav
been set f-r A-Jcat rvptetnVr t The
coronation certacairf. cf th tjueso of toe
i.stA w-t,I ihl -vear tal;a ra - ?, th
Arvtd Instead cf the bark isl;;9rtttni.
. ,.4 or. I. :t ttinwr ., VI..
Mildred Waxoner srrtved frcm St. I?ei
last week for a isd3Bite sojourn at this
resort. They arc truest- of the lat!J-y.
St. Lesuls vi-iUcrs c.-artered m i.' Tea
ralne are ! J. Cullman, ill-. Cujjan.
Miss Shea, Jin. A-ivn: n1 .M;. Adams
leo V. Itrscicart -f St. Ioci Is nvreat
tear at the Hctel Itrurswi.-k.
-- - ---'- -..,--. - -m ..f -
Sir. ar-d :r-A- O; Kit of Auln.
ssufBnr i kavtic ozune on tho l-taiar r.f
jt Vaawmi
X . 1 rwrty - the 5t. Ivvsrrtl is
composed or Mr. and Mrs- J A. Iri4. r.
.Mrs" A. Jlcllullea, itw Fforesrc UiU".
U:k. Kv o'Nelh Mm, John Klemaa' aitd
Mis C.'A- J-jHaa.
Mr. bd Mrs. Charles U Kites of Cor
taairi. TeV- have bcea spendtajf a t
at Sftn Ut, uoarics
jiiu Alte HenarKki n-l Stsi i3ta IUU
. .t i
s I. Th "a- r-J.VSS J?. J aiirvn; that tt e:..:.,0 the fiute.
Cecil C flar.e.1 of ITeot:. a.-.- St - "
h Icta Ka- are Ute arrival at-tl-i rr !r V l Xcrfs sovr.tM-itf. .treet, it traiisf erred. Mr. otrvenii'n wi.: l mc
ac-tu -t rsrL Ktiotar sallict. t ceeded. Arrot J. as- cit p.secctr aces
M-. W. .Tie.3ait ard ftid of T.-4-0- " t.r i arrvtesi Tho.1 lia-l a epip:tc i at St. Lis y J K. Itechanan. at presi
to? Mu-s are -sjsixdfr- tht tnSdjr.immer at J ;t -csl be aat r3ovd to th sitj- Hjs- I rot p.tstter aseat cf the V. O at Cla
Uaed. --.at itrcavtU. .
SCr. Carolina D. Hopkins of Dearer to a.
truest or the Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sadr are St, laouls-
aua at the St. Lauren. : .
A rkalUa ffa- iliBMMtltlri .It
Maryland is M. il Levy. "
IV. II Thnnua ami Willis I Mlcllr tt
lvanvn" i-itr Mn tmafiflfnar a moatl
at m.. ITit! lvbiinU
At the West End Is Frank Barrlnxton
or (. Josepa. lo.
ansa iK-rtna. koert ar.a 3112s josie t
of St. laouls are suuitncTiujr at tbe Aber
deen. Lost articles are usually recovered if
advertised Jn The Republic'. "IaOt and
Found" column. Tour druggist wilt bend
your ad to The Republic lor you,
KISCS lAKK.
Tin. following Is a list of St. Loulsans
wtn have registered ut the Grimes Club
on the Burlington Uoutc during the past
Mmisu and Mnits. Fred lioeitier and
family. C1miI. v. Ge,etz. D. 1. Mattlrcn.
Kdgar Tl. Smith. William Zinck. J. W.
Uaiia, Harry Smith. J. F. Mu-iler. it. W.
Hudley, K. K- Cor.rad. Georce p. lloth.
Charles Sehneltz. Uscur Czhriek Charles
1 IloniUi. II. li.iut.erty. C. J. Merk. Arthur
.'-.shriek. Pred W. Krr.st. A. K. CatTerata.
1. I. Ughtner. JeiT Casper, A. li: Cour
tis. Miei-cH Shaj. Uiu TSolKaVa, IZuttjJcon
Olsa Varretmati. IJIlle Varrelman. He
Martizi. AbMe C. Grimes. Eva Stafford,
oisa Harreim.'iii. IJIIld Yarre.!man, Ites
sl Palmer. None lilac;, Mamie Hoet
Hior. .MH..rsi A as- I". Ur-.k--, William r.
Hanr;'. IZvgaf: llaney. 1', s. Ri'. Vail
1! oil ton llrrx.ks. A. Ourotto. J. W. ;Andr.
J.m lUnty. John Seh!'-rr-. Julius Ktt:i.
. I. Morlry. Jirlus- Hoffman, lfonry
Wi btr. l V Kinai-Iand. i" V, (lav
jut Krt IjJca--. IViaar Stce!. Moorzu
' hl.;"-nimji. Walter Alt. IVa, W1I-
Itaro A iiPiin-ck. William CObtello. Ivvld
Krcyiitiff. " l. r.tt. S. I". K:..it. I're-1
Varrt Itnun, Jar.:.R X-lkOn, I. J. K.jbor.
KI.KII.tltT I.AKK.
Kiiiatt .t , July . The i-eA..:i it, now
at its -vlJl heisl.t Ai rivals from SU
l.ou'jat I'ine Point IlCFOrt includ.- Messrs.
Maurlee Well, Jul Frank iul..il. S. A.
Summers. Miffs Itlancht a:ul !!! lle-:u-.rd,
MyeM, Mr. and Mrs. M Sleycr.
Mi's I'annle Gats, a talented tiosutloa
it. Arnral' at OsthotT HMjit: Mr. nn-l
Mm !l. I" IWAltrkv and f.imtlj. Mr. Kl
f!laKir. Mr and Mrs. II. It. Fn-ffe-Jiitr,
Mr. mid JILaj Xfi-hart. Mrs. 11 Sffel Jind
sou. Mrs. II Stockey ard sw-v
;kici: i.aki:.
flieei. Iii;. VCi . July 2T. Si l.oui
f.-.mille ar. gaartercd at o.ikaMla as
loil.n.;:
Mr. and Mm. Melville Smither-, Mm.
A S. ltam-s. Mrs Jnepl.iie Verdln. Mli
Jofeidtiim Verdin. Mi Pauline V'erdln.
Ml. Irene Wrdln Ien.p anu daughter.
Mi and 'Mrs Ilobert Sfirseon. lvkncil
8iur;in, Mis Pai Slu:i;e..n. Mr. au-1
Mm. Xoiman a. Un. oln i.nd Hi". 1'itrttr.
J I. I.IiinsMon. II 1 Smither. II. I.
Sirkle. .Mrs- V O. Hart. Mis- Xellle
Hart. Frank H.irt. 11 A. Dawney and
family art. a; Pleasant l'"lnt
'.re, n I.il.e I lit miles northuei-t of
Chlca.io on the Northwestern road, und Is
one of the tne,t charming la!. in the
lMdger Nta'e. u liai two tine gMf eiire
t-ml a ynchtlns onmnlzaiiim senmd to
none in the Statt. The like s r-acht-1 by
n H.i ride thr ,j;h mum of i!i. llne.i
Agricultural land In tin Noitliwe-t. and
tin roi'l lead throush the quaint little
town if I tart ford
Tin re Is one plac Oil i. hiqn bluff over
looking the Ial- that i of vi-Lflderable
inter st to St. l.ouln eople. H is tU- -a
re park tvt some y-ar- ns was l.itd
out by Uilliiau I.icai of Si. luK Ai
tached to 'hi-, plar.; w.i a liower pirdeii.
!n whleli ihf t-erf C- .irieit of r .
aloi.e Mr Iiea made quite di.-pl.iv ..f
hiaiua!, nis fancy rtttniius to liuase.- of
wild game. In one place is a eaiveil Hg
ure of a dc-er that lxiks eit on 'he pihe.
.tfTrlt'td .m-t a- if eoi.ie !nii,'r had
cn;o-l it out of tlie bru.ih .and was delib
erating: an inclination to tump vr the
lilutf into the lalti Tli- niaee i. nor In
niln. Mr I.uras 'n'-inc .lcir.l.mid It n't- !
cr ho had eii-cndeil jiinelt.in like JTj,U0
n the pi tee.
A hirco ii'imber of St I)uW and South
eni people aro accustomed to ti.rr.mer on
C.rce:: liike.
. t I ..1.1 ....... 1,1.. -- Cm .1 I
vvtriiiti.oo. i i.i
Ml Eauiva Qucratirini has rtu:t.ej frctn St.
1uH
Ml-. lUr-1 Il'rtr.e v!OI.1 friend Ii Jtad.
lrf Sirah I Jw-ei. .r-nt Thursday wlti
her ninj fr''i-W ut "l'ii.i.(A. Ill
Mr and Mr rmin I'lrte' n'.d ebtl-t-en -
z.4ir:ea Ti. iv .n u U'ur tlireaza Culursdo an I
otr.er Vei.-Ti sra-i,
Mr t, ' llal- i.t rir.I His 5 1.1- the. srueit
rut 'la ef Aiaor Kr-l Ji.tufcori .mt ffttnlb
Ml Julia It.-n'r vT Aurora. Ntb . It Utltlr.tr
Mild Juile Itl-L-rt.
Mr anJ ltr fre.1 Si uor.- -ir of s. Isiu's
i ttr sunti ,if Mr . nna;i :i,rrtcht
Sir-. AJani Yolk of llnlextilf. Ill . lilted her
intLc itr E llenl'iuroe-itr. ut t t;t
IVi'irili .'it!
Mlr.aie Ktrwn of JteJ Uu t tttiel Mir J il.
l'i..l,t
Mrs t IItr-:t ro:urn.t fruin Hu Ix,;:!
Mull.U
vir tv.l Mr C-ur'." l'rlrk of M I.ijl w
lie kj.i of Mr aat ilrt. Wtlluia iZ. i:tl
Lr i at Park txe-t
Mire Klcnera Ki-li of Tied Ilcl tft reveriil
d ih- Ijkt werk vtiltlnj Prcfe?or iirary
JZ1. i.Lahr.lt nts f jrcllr.
M-s, Vr.1 J'e.lirke ha returned after a. three
TC'i"l-- iil ti. friend at MU.'U'lt J-!
!!! Mary ilertrain lt:ed fr.et.-li at Coiusi
tu. Ill
!!! Kan ll'rchenn-ler. i!a ut.;er of Jsf"b
Herciwur.!er. nd Wi-ei eha' .mn et this
elly hUiprised. their frielirtl l u'n to M
Xuls nhere th-v wove ti'rrlel oui'tly. ani
Where ttjee will trjile In fa'me-
I'rofeioor J.tn I. llif.ors departr. en i va
ra! un trio to tlii. ,;-.
Mix Sjlua Tchn li vlilittr Ultt.U et New
liUn
T'e t: Jeai-'i Iaii:,;rja Kat..isj :io.l S-i-cie'i
will plr u pletil- on Ann'Si, 12
vv1i:in J Valoatln- c' Kitls s.untr er
- jirltd at the trlite'j tme Tue-i rr
repiiim f.itlne.! tneir mnrriar;e. sfct, (i iT-tende-l
I monj ociity pttr' fro'ji fctrr aal
friMti tt l.i
tr 11-rsarrt K Jorfiiike hi rrt..rr.e,l from
Si l.iin
The tirter-nl 1 lleiue of Ili-t sy lul m
ttej frten.is hrtr. Iat tterK
Mr' John a., eel r N ;.-; itairt tret
'.r -.rs-ncacc "tli ck n'tr. fr .1 : x rprlrc-c-
I II
Mr and Mr tViills II- r - Jr r.f Mrirs
Relit. 51 -r t-. at--su . lr- i. .r3i.rt
KING. VETERAN0NE-LEGGE0
NEWSBOY. DIES AT HOSPITAL
For rurirrii Yrurs sol.l I'aper at
lllslilli huJ l.tcut Mrrct o
Hue Claims I'.o.lr.
.? .:.r I K.. s 2'aM ...1 11 n-,. -; Kged
"vfl'-ra.i si'eli".' who of lAle mad"
hit iiiHne at the S-!v a-:.'-. Ari'l l,e1
oinirter on Marfc't r"i.f died at Ih"
' itv HeejUtal i-t-jrda Kim: loinie
IMtt'ti: t the lnstliuM-'-n ".3: Sunday
w1ie neaU from ilUi. e. he fell to the
(.Idewalli at I2cbth a ,.! Ixx-ust streets.
Ai that rornrr he sold ip M for fcurtcii
M without R dav' InterniMion
When Kine wus taken in the .iwpital
l.e had lit lc of ncwslupt'Cs hancliiB
around his houlder. in.t v hen It wai
taktsii Irutn him he remarked HikI he
"sueeved h had cld IiU Irs; piir."
Kin: hi be a 'all in" and 1h.t hie
m- !es li-'d about plajcl out lie tall
lie tl-mlv lelieve-i that l.e v. odd never
leave the hro.pUal
Knur ioe hi ttsbt lee nineteen eat ao.
lew: TO a .. v-m .r,,.,.,.., wwm
whl.-h he wss at rV.
the City Hospital The
Ug ws r.eeesary s...,
"lv. II" r-.-lil LV
mpaiattoe of the,
Til er ui.r to
.jv h bfr. Then he bejan his cutler as
1 a tii-tov
i Kp naui e had s. en sin ''ivtr.s In
' Nerih Twei.ttetb etreet. Her nam- he
' fsej. a Kali" Cav If thu relatives
do n-1 call t th- h- spital ruurtue fr hi
li-dv tt will be Interred In Poller'" field.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTESv
-Mi. .ti II
rse wer im.-iS . '. uy- .
"ly-
l J rtcrdcy
I"rank J Walter aral I
iv.ra S-
.-srai-.tn o" St Iial a-1 to John i
fttf avl I.vcy Jiraatz t-f i;rnwoo.J. j
Kirer.horf
-j.ier's ct-rk John Ituhl y-'trrday fin
"'shea the cotrj-lllnt; of t'-s t ul in the,
;ar rlnirw for the etuvurst 'ear Hit -
VH shew ;hat tfc -eeei valuation of
fes. Levuii Counts jr:.vi The total
tat to t- col!ct"tl ar- t3Jj:s4l. These
au. . I A. . . I -- - feas.r ak,- a t-la. -'i. I, i
.-- --- ---.:-..-."-".-....'
rtxid atjs-n.i t-t. as tn-y alo ar jo5fd ,
oi by th blal Bonnl of Kquellutior.. It
l e9tltnate.l thav they will run the; total
to more than i.!.,.
-SlKri.T lcrr? yestrJay rf;rufil to
' WHllaw no.2 the CIS ta.n front hint
lat -aday niJB-rix ha a raid on a ersra
i ciae ia Mcr-tvh 'Jrjve. I!e!Te ws emi
iz Ata c sis iy ausiK-e timrueJl last IY1-
-r.
cr
WEAPON.
Sliittrinakyr A'rrvMwl on Ass-anlt-
Chargi" Has Eiil'itic Kir.
jDOLL BUGGY AS A
A doll by a.--riaix to AttsosfKcot-' paseenser a;ent of tbe P-slUmcr and Ohio
let. a tisldkr. cf ." IISI North Tfti t Saottwcatim, preserifed lilm a silver srr-stre-ri.
vrs. ekvI . i ! wits whieh t k-c s-rrdar afttrrroon mion his derartvir
t v Bsr.ult bhr Iiee.fr To&e. , 5boCi.k t
RAILROADS
WABO
PURCHASES
CHICAGO PROPERTY
Block (Jolting $l,C00,GUU Will. lie
Covered by Outbound Freight
lciut Deal Put Tiirouyli br E.
K. Tryor.
A'1Ica from Chlcaco aiuiouat.e tlie pur
ohae there of an entire block of ground
til the heart of the lm-mr?w dii-trict of the
city by the Vatah Kailrond ir the
ereetion of a now uutliund frilslnhoii!-:.
Tl: price jaid was someihias ever II.-
Tlie deal, v.Iitch Was only coimneiiCeil on
July . ahh engineered and put Miro'lgH
by K. IX. Prv.ir, a&:istant to the president
uf thi? W.tliarli. wh'i J- n St. I.ouls man.
Mr 1'rj'or tuecvteil tho iitcewliy
such a dpot aliout two years utp and hit
upon the location. Uie last lot cf which
was cli.iil for jet-rdav.
The property front on .the corner of
Polk and Clark btreels, und is an idtal
loration from n railzoad nt:d hIJ)J'r
ftandpelnt. It Is hurroutidtd n all ldn
by frrlyl.t and pat.s.cr.; tatioui, and i-
eaillv acceylble to the rail of tho toaJ
over which the freight will be handled.
It 15 the intention m cover the prcp
ert with a jnuJern frelslithocsc. threi
Ftories hlth and v.-itli a ba-emer.t. It will
liave conneetivn with a new i'liicto
freight subway. The property w about
feet" ions bv l'O feet deep. There uru
twnty-Mx, "independent holdlncs In the,
block, all of which hav l-een purchased.
Work will lesln on the structure early
in the snrinc.
Wabash oillelals aro elateJ ovrr tl: ac
quisition of th- property, which will put
th road on an equal bati for faeM-ie
null ati tailu-ay enterliiii i"hicai,. Tlie
r'RotLitliins v.ere quietly and rkilfully
r.irried m. and until Triday no u:e out
lde of the eojiiiiiny had anv Wa for
whom the ground vms In-Ins purchaet-d.
The cimpany already ha; an Inltoiiml
frtlnhthuuse. which i? only u nl'ort IU
tauee from th- mw property and front tho
I'olk meet station, where the V. a rush
!ijfrrenBr trains nter. TIr- price idd for
,th different lr vailed from V.Z" to
flc) H-r front toot. Th'- hcure i
oonHer1 very loi.. and wa. uaSy ol
t dned because of the quietness with
which atratisements were carried out.
The turelia- 1J within line with the.
ascreirive lhJ instiKurail bv I A.
1'elano. tlMt vie- president of the Walvcn.
who aisiinH control of the tomiatiy'
(Ti!m abcut two months aso. It will
I plaee tbe road In -i po-itlon tf- oraiW
Willi ll l.asirti truiiK unes ina inner
rnacLs f-r busltirn In all direction Tho
fact that the eomi".'inj has drelde.1 ii
openl own Hi- own farilltlts li looked
ui-in a signlilcaut.
E. H. HARRIMAN 'SPEEDING
WEST EN ROUTE TO JAPAN.
i);ua'i.i. July 2S. -TIl s...., trais ear
:tiiir I 11 Ilcriliiian and put ar
tited t ll-d to-da and immediately
went west on the I'nlon Paclllc
Mr. llarriman xvill iro direet to Salt
I-iSf. where l.e makes a naj b iup. and
thpee tlir.iupti t!: Yell astniiv l";irk
Att t a fhort stay in I'alltoniia. he .ill
visit Japan. ln At-siiM Iv. He Kiid liif
slav In the t)ri. lit -. Ill contlttu so Iim
as b cart to stay au i thn l.e has no
urfinite 'l "I t. ieiiiiuhi4 I. me
Mr. Iliriltnaii oontinntil icirt9 of the
doublc-trneklTijr of the I'nion Pacific rail-
no :mii stated tnat about a
mil stauM tuat aiout a nunurea
ii,ll,. of this work wouid ! d'ne diiriiift
. ..... LI.. ..I... .
the present vcar ll l- Matnl tnat me
lit rim? n lines would nilopt th motor
car jrenoraxiv :i tt.s oranrnes anu f.u-jr-ban
lir.es A larjti numtwr of tho cars
will bo con-trticted at once.
Ju'tu Krutt'cSitnit. director f mtln-
eiaucu of the H.irrinmn lines, accom
panies tiie istttv
TEXAS RAILROADS HAVE
DROPPED TAX LAW FIGHT.
Ill.-l'i IK-ll'S-I'O'IAI.
Ilias. Tes . auly 3 It via learned to
dav .hut the T iX-i railroad-, have abari
tione.1 ihclr tivht in the courf .rguin't
the new tax l:.ws, nlileli promised in lie
the itreatest lral baitl ever wajreil by
the juilroadi aim kindrcl Interests in -hii
Stati
In i.n opinion b. Assistant Attorney I
General 1
Ulnrd. it ts Held mat tile van- :
out hill taxhie the ur- mVipts of r.Ml-
tonJ. xpre.-s conipdiii'-i. !: piione eori!-l--i
.:-. rrlvati car romiutiiey. and other
,i-o::oi.iilori.s et.uc.Ni in an interstate
business ran apply only to the refej.it. on
State hiiM!'.-s. and not anelpts on inter
fctatt li:ainesc.
Thd riilroaii fcltorno.i state that prep-arsiUtin-t
had Levai taaue to ttst the lestil
Ily f tliee varioui acts to iui." receipts.
on Interstate business
In this tlL'ut stiess nai betnc l.Id en a
det-iM-.i. timbnd by the Fnited States
Supreme four, in a r-t.v from Pennsylva
nia. Thli ! t .:ii reversed a prt-Vlnus
decision by the Sii)ireme Court, wlnreln a
law iieaiirheil as a inenr,. incisure was
lield to lx mil
This I iw iierinltti'd a '
license f.o ., N; exacted on interstate as .
well as on State butlnisi. I
PASSENGER RATE WAR
REACHES jSPRINGFIELD.
Spnac'ield. Hi-, .lulv S 11: rat war
amuns; the ral!ronl- imridlin tftioui;h
busls.-j-i. lHiUt:i cl.iiapo und Xe York
ami IP ston. has te-iehed St rinsiiel I ,.n-notjia-i
tn"nt Is mad' lv th, Waliash Ilall
road of a cat of ii li. the SprirKlleld
N'rw York rat-, ar. I of five dollars in
th.- Si.rmr.iM-IJuaion rate
The Ihiitliii.ir'- and "hio Southwesn r- t
the prim q j "umpetitor of th Wal-ash for
sirrn bul:iee O'.t of Spriti!lld, but
tli- I: A: O oilUial- her have tec'ivel
no tiouficatten of a leduction ii the tale.
It l ifH- t- 1 here that tile It. & O. S W.
will make a late even lower than tbe
Uat-a'h ut
h.tn Mvivi-.s m:w""'u:a5 untu
Arrnncenii-nl l'rfeeed With later-
lialiomit find l.rral .Viirlbrrn,
KEI'l KIJi'MITAI.
nallai. Tex . Jul 3 Announcement
was made t ,-Uaj. t-.at It ha. bten d.-nnlte-ly
ilrtermiatil to run M . K ti T trains
on th. Aa-ln ai.tl Sa i Antonio line over
the Iiiii-rnitioi.a: ai. . Ornit Northern
trar'K trim Au-iin to San Marcos, forty
six n.u. i. in i. ..Jc.ai.K.i of International
and t;rvat Xorthtrn trains i-irc permitted
tit ue M.. K. & T. tracks from Italy to
Dallas, thirty miles.
Switch connections between the roadt
are now tlnj; mad at San Marco. Aus
tin. Italy and Dalla. and the new trains
are expevted to be in operation within n
ftn wcik.
Itiillroml Rsmlaci.
lttll't'ilUt- tPECJAl.
New York, July J Itallrcad earning
r-..s,rii-.fl Lt-iia.
Uisal Trun. ?:n.'
K loirrine lli-i'
tcerestue- lit lis
-Thirl -r. July. VH -rrc-ni
July l. ii'si,f$.
llSKl.9 Ii-!le-er Sl PhtilBurK-lSjf Je
t"I-o lKi.-m. lne-ee It: SI, act tssjiK. tte
rmh t::.Ml- Pie. .i r. Gi'e '.Hl r tt.
ir4i. iiSt.u. r.t ;. .'-.rrtiM, j jj .jj.
lantiu I'trliU ItI.a -fur June. ;isrs
tLOt.O. -Heron ta.ia. net axalnt ll.b,
rs; hsi :U, ti I'leest r C.rot, to,.
utM:. inerens n.ft:i.-s:. ci i:t,t... ia-
t.,,,!.,. at Arkx.-siat !:.n... fs,,,,,.
crate iliim.
pcf j ja.. G'f i:... n.-renv, m.-ri.. f.t
rj 'nereajie :i
. i-1 Te l''
C$ l..at rear- (Ipii
t-C. ct ;.:il. inctei
tk.tk liukbeil ob (be Urirat.
ftnPlPLJi- HI JHAt.
Dallas, Tex.. July .S.-l?. C. Hon! of the
Kansas City -nd riet. en route to Ln-
- 1 a t.a a.
tion of ihi road is belas niehed fasur than
anj. other In the tSouthwest Th.rty miles
cf track has been laid d-trtos July north
trozr. Sw t ater. Tex- io ia the lino
- -.'-'- -"..-" "i "o-
from Kansas city near tr.o tied lltvcr.
lll llilend Trlally . alley II a.
ru-trr w jc isi'ivn i-
Dalla. Tx July Z2 aserI Sapertri
tendtr.t Germon anrr-unces from Clri-ura
thst he is ready :o txtla cor.structlnn
orrslions to extesd th Trinitv Valley.
J Colorado S.sirih-rn In Texa. line fivra
jltxia to )i(iu:i-.u. irurii m'iu to 1'aiiaas,
acd front CJebum to Fort V-1 aD,i '",
Its. He eipects'io start tils work t.cxt
wevk.
sreaws Uet la Ciaelaaail.
The associates of II. C Kevcs'ori. rtty
for Ciadscatl. to which lolr.t be has been
PUBLIC MUSEUM
FORMALLY OPENED
Large Crowd Attends and Is Ad
dressed by Judge Terry and
James A. KeardoB Building
Open To-Day.
A larse crowd availed itself uf the op-
Lpartuulty to !npct the tra&ures of the
yesterday. Tlie directcrij of the museum
had announced tho second public opcnini;
of the museum for yesterday and to-day,
and. on these two days, entrance into the
patt of th park bout feuced la by the
World's Fair, is free.
Although tho hours for which tho
muiium was to bo oi-eu were announced
to lie firm 1 to A o'clock in the afternoon,
tho crowds began to arrive at tho Fair
grounds at noon ami kept i-eminR with
every arm ins car. Ii:k beforo the hour
t oirfiiinr. th entrances to th annex of
the Art palace, in which tne museum col
lections uro housed, wer bodeged by
waiting throng.
livery pate was thro An open by the Kx
IHIon management and It Is estimateil
hat no I3 than KWO bdted thMitseum
The tiopular favor with which the Muncnm
i.s resarded by tho St. lxmls publii; was
s.Hown ly tho complex character of tile
crowd which visited it, being condoned
of ine:i and women in every station In
life.
A i-eculUtly Ktatifyins circmii'tanc to
the dlrectctx. who wish thif in.stliutioii to
le uf i Particular edutatioual niivantaffe to
the n.iildlo clas cf people. -i the very
lame munbr of jouns men and women
v.n were rvldently of that clasj which
enjoy the Sot unlay half-holiday.
In the Ave hour that tho Mueura was
ipen the visitors thronccd tltroush th
tlftv-two rooms of th' Institution, appar
ently extrai'timt rrom their visit the itat
.st amount of enjoyment In injitectlnjr
the various collections from every part
of tho world
In tho middle of the afternoon several
director, vvlslilnir to take advantugo or
the presence of the lane crowd to ad
dreen Mum and explain tiio advantanes of
th- mu'euni, ftatlon'd an attendant in the
main hall to beat a large rues, somewhat
on the order of monir cow-bell, to
summon the crowd.
Til" effect was instantaneous and, a the
onorotn ilanslns of thi boll founded
throujehout the bulldins. the rrowrt hr.s
tericl into th- main hall to e.cenaiu thn
cause of th- din. Her Judge Terry, aet
!n a- chairman, called the nieetliie to
ord-r and introduced James A. Ileardoii.
who nddrese.i the visitors and evplalned
the ptirposfM und advantases of the mu-
"CThe iniisuiii will be open ajaln M-day
from 1 to r. o'cloek. and the delegates to
tlie eonventioti if th National Amsfeur
Photom-aiJiers' Association, which Is in
m-Ioii. will visit the liiiiiltutlou in ldr
as tl.a jniit of th dlivtor. It !s '-inn-ieil
tliit nr-ut Ji llecatl will l
present, and may of them will brinj their
ciimrj.
The ileleKAie. at yesterday's meetinx.
tulopt'd a re.io.utlon caillns tu-n lt ment
I M lit all parts of the i-ountry to- take
photoitrr.plit of ths historical objects of
jcrean-t intcrr-t in tiilr respeciive vlciu
liK. and .to ePti-J copies to the St. ieiul.i
Public Mifetim.
CATHOLIC WOMEN
INDORSE FOLK
Ttttal Absiinonce Society Adopts
llf.solutions Coumiending Gov
ernor and Excise Couimis
iituittr for Enforcing
Liquor Laws.
nfl-et. pre.-iJi ids of tho ladies Catho
lic Total Abstlnonco Socl-ty or St. Lul
and Iathsr James T. "olfev". iastor of St.
l't'i, Cliurch. liavo e!j;ned a set of reso
lutions inJorkiiiK the action of Governor
Folk ami Kxehe COiniaIion.T Miilvthlll
In inforcin;: the statute laws of Missouri
end specially thosn prol.il.ltlntf the sal
of li-pioM on S-Jtiday .i-.d the salo of li
quor? to minora at alt time?.
Th leioiutious ic.-ite. the ccntrol. for
many jears. of lenlflati.-in by the llquo:
iiiicn-Mf, iu e
mancipation i.v the feonle
tit th" lar.t rIejtion fiom till control by
tlie riet'ii.in of a rear;ew tiovemcr. and
lx"p:il; for hint the supjiort of every
Christian and lionit-lovniit" citizen.
The co-operation of all eooti cititer.s ti
tho mo:U that tiier.ns o much for lion-e-ty
morality ami tho elevation of th
jMH.ple f the city. Htatu Hn.l Xatton, i
requetHj iiv the slirner?. wiio ettcml to
the iloverr.or and Rxclte ConimL'siontr
the !iartfelt thanks of all Christian moth
m. wiv-ui and Uauk-hter. ani pray that
they mav jtrscver in th co'in-e they
have taken.
The ulirueM of tho resolution are: James
Tliomsis iffcy. pastor of St I.eo's
fhurch: Mis. ". IL Ike, president of
r. A. i : Airs, wiiiiam it. o urien,
orcsl'l'-.t. utneers Association; Api .lie-
in. A. Smith, tiree'.lent Council Xo. J:
. !.-. IHIU'.HV ...1V. .... -Wt . .m.t.C-
fnarity Grace. pre4dent Council No. CT:
Klizalieth T. Mullally. president Council
No 51. Mary T Troy, president Council
No 4'-. Hi Hct Call., president Council No.
n. Julia Hynis. prcaleut tjouncll Xo. fO;
Anna K McA.Iam. president Council o.
1. Julia Sullivan, president Council Xo.
6 Mr.rj' ivelly. president Council Xo. .
Mrr. Willlar.-i Htirfc. president Council Xo.
11: nilzatth Mullally. presnNrt Council
Xo 2. Mrs. Edward E. Acton, presiiler.t
Council Xo. tVi.
SUES TO RECOVER
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS.
DullMt. ituatr Atloraey Brlnajs Aelo
tu llut Anaalled Coatraet Co.
vrlBtr I3.0WO Acres.
itrpi :i.icspi3Cii.
Dallas, Tex.. July 9 -County Attorney
Summer. In the nam of Dalian County,
to-d.iy illed u!t anin.it J. II. Wlleon and
I!n Taber, well-known cattlemen and
1-ankers of DalUe. to r cover 13.O0U acres
of State, school lands liIoni;lnt; to Pallas
County, which tlie defendants havn had
!osjes.on of for ten or mor years.
The contract of Messrs. Wll-.cn and
TatVr Is attacked as telnsr HIa.a! and
void for various stated rea-'onr. They
have a twenty e.ir purchase option at U
pr acre. Interest S per-:nt and rental
prlco of "H cnt an acre r-r annum un
til the land shall be purchased.
Th land is situated In the rnrden ipot
of th Panhandle, li) miles northwest of
IKlIas In Archer County, and Is worth sot
less than JS to 110 ptr acre.
GERMAN OFFICIALS HONORED.
Kmiotor Decorates World's Fair
Commissioner!,. .
News of the decoration reient.y tr the
German Kmr-ror of three tr.eraben of tit
Imperial innzun Ccrr.znlftloa to the
Woti-i' Fair was cor.vjred la c 'etter tt-c-!vd
jestenlay by William A. Keleo, th
ell.ef ..f th toe-1 t.reSK bureAll t.f the
World's Fair, who Is a clove frlenl and
former eolies rcat of loctor Thiudcra I
I-waid. the Uerman ComtnlssJoner Gen
eral The three wbo were decorated were Ikc
tr Isvlj, who received the fecondt-.ass
decoration of th ordr of tt Crown; ot
to Zlrrel. the treasurer of the commie
lon, a ho received the thlrd-elas" decora
tion, ani IIan Hnch, on tttach of th-
commission, who received the fourth de
cree.
Areldeatal Dl Tarallff
A verdict cf accidental death re
turned by th Coroner yesterday In the
case of Georse Xau. TO ea-s old. uf Xo.
rA South Broadway, who died from in
juries sustained In being struck by a
I'roadway car at Allen avenue July T. His
injuries .mere not at Srst rexardeJ as
trlcu.
Baaeaall lajarr ! Fatal.
CiiAT luplils, la.. July -5. Uord (
Grout. 1 jears old. son of It. C Grout.
traveltr.it auditor for the nok Island
Hiilsar. Tii struck on the head with a
ttuUl yesterday while playlet a .jut here.
and ud in six bouts.
ass U.rai. a Fal a rklaa.
Anvens the tnsziy curious '.stits in Chi
na, con presents ttrancer aspects to otzr
Aiaerican ees than the bread peddlers
and their methods of dliposbts; of their
warn. They carry their stock In trad
a,Vsv;t with them. Ia es-al hexes atrapped
Is lie-r SosC.aV.
MAYOR DUNNE SURE
OF WINNING BATTLE
Tells Huston Democratic Club
That Chicago Within Short
Time Will Own and Direct lis
Street Car Linos.
Boston. July 2. Several thousand per
sons tills aftciioon heard -Mayor DJnne
of Chieaso deliver nit address on "Muni
cipal Ownership" at the annual outins of
the Tamnuny Club, a IK uiocrat.e ors-ttd-zation.
in Caledonian Grove, West ox
bury. Former Bt.ite Seiutor W. T A. Flts
Kerahi. ciialrman of the lHmocratle City
Committee, preside.!, ,md eeated on the
platfoim were former Major Ji?Iah Quln
cv. former 0nxrecinaa John F. F.tz
Kerald, and a larite numbei of promlntnt
lloeton Dcrr.'Krats.
In the coum? of lilrt introductory sieecli,
Mr. Fltzjcrald reli-rnJ to Alajor uanno
thus:
"The e -f tho iopie of the llpnilMis
will lie trained uism our illsthisilahetl
tiio?t of to-day, und l.e curries- with him
the hopes and the prayers of ery CUI-r-n
In th country who Leileves In inuni
clt'iU ownership of public utilltie."
In hi s,.c., jaj(,r xunne reviewed
the municiisil ownership tnoveinent. cit
inir statistics to nupport his statmvnt.
"I can conildently assert." he saW, "that
It Is almost icv.trlahlv the ml that where
utilities axe furnthed by private com-l-unies
they (,Bt from f" to W pr icnt
r.ior than whre the same utlhlits arc
turnlhil by tne public companies."
The speaker visorou.-ly lefei.dtl him
self tiKulnst statements which had been
f'tiblbfied that he h.nl recamed his faith
n municipal ownership, sayluc:
"I am Klad to stato to jou that the
caus-i of iniiuielpal ownership is ax ar
dently .spouii tjj- mc In-day as It has
beu for several ars laat, and Hint I am
us confident of its ultimate, consumnia
tion ua 1 have ever been at any time in
my life.
"Since I hav- b'tn lnductel into of
fio: " lie continued, "we have, by the
vigorous action of our law de;artment.
succeeded in .lisM'lvlinr an injunetlun
which prevented our taking iosess!on of
any in.rtlon of the lines of the present
traction company whoso franchises have
ex plred.
"We hav in-.tltuted qi.o warranto pro
reedines in tho nimin of the peep! uuder
which the traction companies will be
compelled to dijcloo all their rlnht", and
Thlcli. In mr judgment, will 1 p-.issed up
on adversely t most of their tlhti In
tho Supreme Court or the Stale within
tho next kIx months. Th- Tiariiportciton
Commltteo of th.; City Council has railed
upon the present toads to nam a. price
for tlitir prop-rCy. and they liavu refuseal
to come down to delinit tltturcj and we
are procecdlm; vicoroiiiiy to map out a
municipal Ifnc running throush the heart
of ChiciiKo. which. If built, will not only
furnish a.lenuaiti trane;rtatio!i facilities
for one-third to one-half of the people of
tlie city within the IK-xt two years', but
will. In my opinion, ptove so leniunerative
as to iay ff.r It coustnu-tlon Suiide of ten
y ar.. ,
"The c.ii-so .f tuunlclsil ownership In
Chicuko. instead of laccliu or droppinir by
the wuvslde. I lieiiic furthered leroUS
ly and .iradfuatly Tliat wo wtll have lltl
ir.illr.ii and every other sort of obstacle
tin own In our way by the private, com
luinles. und the i.ip'.tclUtii'. syndicates of
Xcw York and Chicago. I- to be evpect
td. But tho wave imo'.lc sentiment tn
favor of owvncrvhlp of llitse utilities- is
swe.-i.lnij l.eadlons over the land.
"Chli-aso Is, in p.irr.esi, anj wlieu rhe
sas 'I will' to-rtav. to-morrow sli will
jy 'I !.avo done That to-morrow. In tnr
opinion, will b hut n few montl' away.""
"I confidently predict, from w hat 1 know
of the people r.f Chicago, that within a
Very" short time It will have th' proud
distinction of hems' the firm city In ths
Culled States to be In actual ownership of
Its own munlclpil iirei-c.ir ejMtem. and
when one that si-rat city has proved that
munlcipcHzatlon of etrcet-car plants is an
aescred success, it will mean tint hun
dred of other American cities, will follow
in Iter wak. and accomplish an economi-j
evolution to the priat udvantase of the
citizens of this country."
HAD PRESENTIMENT
OF AN ACCIDENT
.Mis. .Minnif Knicger Pi'e)ared to
H'-itr of a -Mishap to Her
Ilusbami.
I'leseatiniCitt told Mts, Miimi-i Krtieser
that an accident was about to N-f.iII htr
husband, IMuaixl 1 IvrtJegtr. who was
ri-..ortd Injuretl In the wrecking of a
train on the Iron Mounbdn Jlailread near
Diaz. Ark., early veyterday mornln?.
Wl.n the news of hr husband'.' injury
was takf n to Mrv Knieser ,it her ii'iiue,
Xo. S2r. Cote Brllllnnt avenue, yesterday
afternoon, she doelarcd th;u --he was pre
p.usl to hear of sumo inisluip and tiad
p.'nt an : lmot sleepless nlitht and a day
of ii:..-icoU!!t:ih'e anxiety le-f.jre learning
th reason for it.
Krccrr. who i u messenst-r in th em
ploy of the lvciilf Kpres Vntiiny. last
riinitnr, bad tho uiiur-ual 'rieiii of
reading wh.'.t r.uriKirt I to be an account
of his death in a olli-ior). hut was at
home when the accident I.aiiaiiid He
was much cniusi, Mrs Knicger raid, at
the drs.:ription of ills death in tho wrcck-
Tliou?b fur fourteen year in l.ls i.r
rtit 1,,-izanl'ni.s calhr.?. Kruecer had not
until sicrday sulTi re-t a a mtcb. H.i
seemed to have iK-culiar fortune hi avoid
Ins. l.y sttani: tricks of fute. the. bad
luck which overtook him vestcrUay,
On svveral o,-c.-Jon. .Mrs. Kruecer sold,
he was transf.-nej from runs which
would. In all likelihood, have Z'.mli.'d In
hi dath or serious injury. At tho Ust
moment he received orders to take out
ar.otiie r ear and man ijed to be a train
ahead, or on behind that which was
wreckeiL
The nervous tr-.i!n that her premonition
rau-Md thrcittned Mr. Krueyer with
prostration yattnJay, and at times she
was hterlca!.
I'p to 6 o'clock Mrs. Kruesrer had not
received any v-ord of the nature of hr
husband's injuries.
BELIEVES SHE Is UNDER
"MYSTERIOUS POWER."
Ji.haana 1 rants Hat Charlea Raehl.
Married Man. .trrratetf. at ChiraK
Wife la In Heaeue.
BKiahl.ICr-Ph'iTAl.
Chi' aijo. 111.. July a.-De-Iarlrif that
Chart ltuchl, -11 years o'J, of eo. .ii
Went worth nvi-er exerfe.1 a my-tetioas
j-ower ovr ht-r. Johur tia Tennis, 11 vears
ol-', of No. Canal jri-rt i-a'i.e.'j his
arrest as. the llarrion Htrtvt Police Stu
tlon to-day on a chars of al-lu tlon.
llc.ihl I marri-d nd h. s seven ch.Mr-n.
Mls Tennis and Kuchl were emploved
as stcnoK-rapher and clerk. r'i.ectr.-'Iv.
at Twenty-fifth ireet and VYnntnorth
avenue. Th strl deelsr-' s'. t.,1 I1 to
le-llcva that llueli! wo.s lnfatun.tr.1 wftli
l.r and she nMtts when he s-i,;Kt.. I
thev ro to Mdwat:k e aid b married, xh
rould -nt r..e She ez's they remained
In Milwaukee ten ihi and when she
asked htm V hi Intended to murrj' her h
replie.1 that h did not liav th money.
Mm Ilu-dil appe.itel ut the station an!
ibrrLireU the couVl not k'p Ml.-v TennJs
from th Itu.hl horn. Mr J:uhl ..t-t-tl.-.r.l
Uiil Jir her hu.bin.1 and left the
station cli.iclnit to his arm.
ST. JAMES WANTS SANITARIUM.
Town to liid for State Tubercu
losis Hospital.
ItflPUUP 6PKCI.U.
Kt James, Ma. July 7 A well t
ten3.l ms mtetlni; of representative
rttlzens of Sr James waa held In th City
Halt t'j-nlffht to fcrmulat plans and t.
devls wats aivl means cf s-curlnr; tl
location of a talT:lod anitartuin to
be eitaMIehed la tlJs Stale. Committees
on lutetcriptlon. location and reception
were appO'r.id.
jtt. James has locatxas to oiTr whth
no ether city tn the Stat can eiuil.
LlfrkSl4 V44laaT staaiactMfaL
itjii-ruur &i'ccixi
Uici-f.eiJ. Hi.. Joly at.-Annouzicemeot
ha been tnsds ef ths npproch.nc mar
rU of Mlas Amy it. KeitMey. dauchter
of ex-Covifty tjerk H. H. KeithleT, an!
ethan All.i Baser ef HprincSeld. The
wddlcs; will take plac at tbe hnxe of
the brtde's parccu li lUllfborc VTdne
day ereaijjsi APsast a.
FA
EWGER TIPS
P
USE AS SEALS.
Francis R. Fast, a Lawyer, Will
Introduce Bills to Give Them
Legal Standing in Stat.- of New
York. REPCBUC 8P.T.CIAX
New Vork. July a. Prtfsecutlt. an ex
amination of flngr tips which he has car
ried on for twenty years and in th
course- of which he has satisfied himself
that no two tlpa are alike. Franc! I
Fast, of Xo. 17 Nassau street, a corpora
tion lawyer, advertised tliat he would
pay zB0 for Aturer luinls an Inch lotnr
which were alike and mad by members
of the same family. Hecemly an imprint
of h fiiiaer tip in place of a. Seal, to -tabllrh
Indisputably tb bientlty of the
maker vt a will, was ttkeu as rvidene-e
by Mr. Fast in an iinportbiit will contest.
He will present a bill lu the tutt re,
aion of the State Iatrislatuie !o ievrtllz
linser imprints fci:d give them Uie wc-Ijb:
k seal now pose.ft.
Pisciuwins; his plan to give, zt lesa! sta
tus to flnjer tips. Mr. Fast s.il.l the .-cai.
which ronnrl was an iiidut-i table :.tt".-t-rt-'en
of a document, was faet pa.?:i:K
into disuse.
"I KUBtt." he said, "ttftj a- a gu-irar.-tee
of veaiulneness every peisvui cho-jte
.ne of his tn finReM w hlch I s!.all rr.ll
my "eajo" Crater and place jn Impression
ot his tip after his signature, especially e.zt
doeoments requiring a .! bv- law. In
that case the Impression should bo made
after tho seal, and tn addition to It.
"Not alone are the lines of ech of every
person'? ten flnsrers different, bzit the ten
thousand linser Up of a tl'.ou-sr.d per
sons all vary. Thus, the imjir-R-um of a
roan's flna-er tip would be Incontrovertible,
evidence that hit was present when s. doc
ument was signed.
Just as every person usually adopt a
uniform sicr-ature to wjrn checks, ho also
thotdd he adopt one certain ,rtn-r for an
Imprint after his s'imature. and he ahould
leave a duplicate of the lmpresfinti with
tii bank for its ruidanca.
"In drawtna- wills or eqizally Important
papers 1 ask my clients to l?Me in tlie.tr
safe, or tn the care of a conhdentlal per
son, dubltcate Impresaiotie of their ton
flmrers and a daclaratton as to which rin
ger wzus vaed for tho Invariable imprint
alter their sljnatures.
"As we have ten nurr.erali ae.d nP-i ten
Cniters. the Imprestloti of euch different
flngr may be adopted for a different ?
ure, Tliuei. b-.'sliinlnc with tlze little tinker
of my left hand, I call It 1. the r.r.tr tinner
r.e.t to If, 2: the middle S.tger. S: the In
dei flncer. 4; and the left thumb. S. The
right thumb represents the tignre d: ti
rltfht lndev ftii;r. Tl the rlrht ,ir....11
Sngtr. I; the right ring finger. !'. and the
little finger or the rlcht hand, a If I want
to certify by finger-tip viJer.e. that a
document was executed by me. my or
June It. 1M6. 1 make the follow ini: im-
rrem.on: First, after aVgnlng my nzvn-.-.
Imprint my Vgo" tinier, my left thumb:
this meatus, 1. ms!f.' then I Inirrint
my right thumb itl.e sixth rlnretl. for 4,
then tli. little finger of my rlcht 1,.ih1 itho
tenth finger), fe.r 0. end finally the. thumb
of my lelt hand fine- fifth finseri. for 5.
reading:-'. K. Fa. his ":o." il-Hsii'
"The adoption of flnrr imprint! would
save a great amount of lltlzriitlon. and
forgeries uch as that of th a.Ieifed Itlco
will would be practically Imposetb'.e f
speciallv recoiiifikt'tM that ln.preeid.ins or
one or more finger tips 1 plae,! on do-i.-r.iatus
whleji are slgne.1 by IllelrraU-persons
with a oroes. aviso on check, on let
ters vf credit avr.il on Identification card"!."
JEFFERSON BARRACKS NOTES.
t-... a.-it . ....t.w I.. m e..1IM,a, f.',.t.e.
nt vvillla-n U laihn. Ceventh ttv airs of tier
e-r tne oar: isergeant -tons a. un.zen. iifi' i.
Ninth Csivalrr. eersesnt of ths g'zari: ir-'srd
mount eerecvoates at ". m.
lntiss.'t!oa ani rm:.tr ST tt.e men of ths rar
tlf.a setll take plsee to-ourre-t. on thi trr:
r.d leta.'lanrt oareje rmuiuts at J a li.
llrst IJeutrnaat Juhn Mcenlat..a Ninth t'av,
alr. wilt tnsieit ana rauiir th Third -lua".-ron.
Nlntli (wvaln-. aitj.n 1- li. Trize.-e.
Twlfl!i Cavwlrr. ttl muster ths in-rilt .
t&chmant. MaKr t H. Haiii-tur. Melirl 1--tstrtinBt.
still liiM-eet ani musiitr the ii.taj.h
mrt ef l.y-rltal Ci-rin.
Serteant John a, tlrlfen nJ l"rivat .V
Wlilte. Troeet i. xinth Cavwlrj-. wle teai.'.ide.t
Jaiaeo vv. llerner. an (s-ane, eocvU- s.iclc
ti Alealra-s Island to eomr.Iet his 3tei. .
hv rrturne t tt.e roei f.,r duty.
Prlvats StcNeal. Tteoo K. XIaih Csvslrr. l-s
ln relieved from eilta dutr a- butcli-r hi Co
Hnba.sten( Iiersvrtneivt. ar.l l'rlvau A- 1.
Hill. Tt'"0 1 Is stiii.ed tn hU steai.
Tt.e fi.ll..a.-l!Ut cz.e4 teorults have r.trfd:
Jl.i T Sitndere sx-l Will! A. Sr.n.lsrs. L'al'j...
Tet.: Th-jtiuis ?". Halt su-1 i"hr!-e If l!l
riMTe. Kansas Cir Mo.: I...tib. sVH, l::!tin:or.
M-l.; IZruiio llertM.t;l. t'hicac..; Mlinl I A!
l:!!i.i-J. eirand ls!n-l. Nel... Klnitr l'ui. s.t
l.u!.i. eree,t l. .i.nlp" John .-n '. Trim.
William It. Iler.ry zr. ItiClp 'Ink. P.-Ie. I'
Hii'lel J. r.-r.ey, z nnton. lit. lieury l:s.
Wllltsnt Ke-.tnn sail Walker Itr-inr Ports
:".uth. : Mir I. Pt.-Oman, I'ireriizrr. W
Vs.. VVer.dell fs:nrjr.r. ie.itrar-a la.
Iei't-nanl William i- I-iiho. Eleieafh Cai
alty, wt-o has been on a nn.ata'i lai of sh
knr. returned tn the rst jetenlay
Ser.em.t H'TiTY W Speer Tr..rf I. Pir
teeatii Cavalry. orCei here froci P.,rt Kthar.
Allen drill liiitriictor. repined ,i Ik"
pr.i W.Jnesilay ana z.s aailgus,: tn .It:')
with Ct-miway A.
Oo.i.flrg tt!i a request from tl rcithe-.
Joht: V.. U-hlteflAe. Trwip At. Mtsi i".vlr
hks xitindtttd an Hit,!iea:tou Tor dzs hai-i Irum
tti army I'jr iwrcliass . .
n Mvodir. Jul SI. Ji- recruits will Irav
th isz. tavlna been alane, r.i resti.'.ents
captain C J Eli'. Flftceir.-'i 0valr. will cot
uct awventy-seven recruit t. th- lYesl'Ho :
San Pr-inelf-o. I'al.. for t,sUninei,t tj rr.i
Poartd Cavalrr. Captsln 1. 12 Trip'- Tw.lzth
(Strahv- -. Ill ts aent tn charize ..; tt.er.ty-eu.at
ttei.i le'iKrr tir atslirnzncnt i.i 1,1'ie-i,, t
Fctt Mcr.'Vt.; Carnoral Wllllmi ilfO'Wn.
fir.t Carslrr. kr.a sei.n rerrulte for i,rt
l.iaven-.rtli. Kas
IMiturl J Mcl-aus'iUn. 'er.kir.y It. has tomle
s:plIe,iion for tran-rer un.i a'.tocier.: to icy
llu.p.tal Oars at tit !'.
A etseaaltte uf taree otSett. t, !e"n J -tai:a
to uJluit the .-jlr. s of the t-i i:x
cisirs f"T ttv enaizlrg trotita ar.l to exs.ri.lie
the acunts. Tt. detail is t.icu!m J II
Howsotl. R. Crr.i ani K. II Rliu'eittoar.
Ninth Cav-a'.rv
J.hn - lt'i-ara. whn tt !e alroJ fratzatz
ler.tly el'.eil ta .tr.'lt.iit'I. and later d
sent n roal to tfi larra-KS. ts want.! bir
tts civil kuUi.jrttle of Clncintitt fir e-lleto-I
f.i-cira: acl uutrlnr a cliec e,r a Ujctc if tltst
d:v.
ACrharl S Stur&Le. ea.in,iinv f set., ei.!!-!
In Clnelii-att. . l,i.s teen drw.i! from lit
lulls as a .Iseerter
Tli rrerulte ho wers eof.flr.e.1 en AVe-re-jtar
evenlna- for creatlra; a rtlit'irliar-c r.er KIi.ii
inan'e rv. have teen teieared frora th
rnurj t.our. As tli r"rults : all r&unx
IjCc arvl recklees. tu h-avier sviiil-haitnt ttari
Imfsret ui-on tta-n MLcktiatlsz zhe-n foi
month.
Arthur .,in. a arter from .ret K,
l'ourth 'inalry. sts h bt-sn utuect tu .1-.
tertion . more than three jnov iraa errestel
an dtMvered to ritllisrr ojr.lr'J -it th lr-rai-k
eiierav. S'te'n -a arre.let by Po.l -man
i-V)ata aachhum in St, Ie.dk.
MRS. P. N. MOORE TO LEAD.
St. Louis Woman to Have I'roini
iit-nr Part at Club Federation.
iti:pi"nijcspnrrAi
Ittcnmond. Ind., .luly Aim. Alice X.
Almnirt. president of Indiana Fedratloii
of Women's "lubs. to-.ley announced thi
prcsrHmzn of th sixth annual eo-.ver.tlon
to be lit Id In V.ucetiiies in to!r.
Alr.s. Philip N. Moore of St lavul l n
fclgued a promii.ezit place, having re-en
rho.'n in t omp.r.y with Airs S-irali Platte
Iecktr of lnver. "eilm. to lo.nl a totilr
ence of club presidents and also to !.
llvr a -farewell mesaase to the convention
at the clos'cg ses.d'm.
Airs. S. H. F.-arltleton of Chl'-ago trd
Mr, lharoa A Pox of ls-troit er- amotit
th e.ttier protrJzient wo:nn who aro tti
the protfranune.
BLOW FROM STONE IS FATAL.
Son of Doctor WouV)n -Moss
Die as i.esuit of Accident. .
i:e?l;hijc ssny.iAi
Colutrbla. Mo.. July Jams iliii.
the H- car-old eon eif Hocuir Wovlsi
Mos. a m-znlt of tn faculty- of Mis
souri University, died this morr.lcg as tl.s
result of a slicht wound received a wee";
ago.
While bathing In a creek c-ar Columbia
with a sarty of companions, yoang iloss
calleil to one of them t throw him a
to-aeL A !' put a small stone In It ani
toed It to Alois.
The smnn struck the yucr.g man I.i the
heal. He fell aenseless and was scisd
front drowning with difarulty. Itralc
fever lmnsglatt!y lT!ipd.
TEXAS PHOHIBITIONISTS WIN.
GrarrioB County Ciot "hrr" by
laarge Majority.
R rdTDLIC SPIXIAI
Dallas. Teg.. July .-A bulletin from
Khtrraas. at : p. m.. says Grayson
Couaty to-sfay oted In faear of prohi
bition by majsrity. The cities of Sher
man end Destlson are In Grayson County.
and tho campaign for tho last thirty days
has ben teoe- exritlrtg.
aw'savv
USE TELEPHONE II
GREAT SALT LAKE.
Floating on Their Backs i tk
Dead Water, Visitors Talk
With Friend Scores of Miles
Away.
ItBft BLJC siplicl AL.
Salt latke City. July .-Grat Halt
l-ilcc. far-famed because of its aOTattJea.
lian another a telephone. It la ttta only
Usly Of water in the wide world where.
one can reach his hand out of the surC
and .all to the hello girl. Tbe 'akona was,
installed by a mountain telepuona com
pany, and representatives! or the local
pre. In company with Joel X Priest C
tho teUphono company. Journeyed to tan
lake and with due honors opened th wat
er telenhone Hue-
It was-a sreai experience.
Clad in bath-
lag rults from which tha water ansfeS
fast White the waves ruUeci Illgn Ott t
siie anil tho breeze tossed tla spjay t
and fro. the experimenters hald tharsi
Crivers to their un und chatted Wttia
friend in Ilutte. Bol and other Xaftk
em eitl.'s
Invizrlablv- th listr.r at tha far easts
the lino woul ask. "Where aro you! 'Whn
Is tliat rolling, aidash'.itg noise I lsawgrf
W!,i!i t.ild that they war talklnaj sstta
bafheri in tlie Great Bait tavka wlsa haat
Jut callnl-tliein uu for a friendly eJatt
they escUiined: "What kind of a garas to
that you are playing on me? HatoaattJ.
are von out In the lake," And tboa WWt
ft,- tM..tt answer civer tha stirs: "gas.
and If' you don't believe me, JssC Usttm
Willie tne e.reai ia wuiw
A lontr silence rouows, azzti west u
tener in the fur North eidalsa!
fiTT irreat?"
1'.. 'rthona scheme Dromlass tv I
great hit wltn those living la tha
l.,ni.ln r.!nn. It will enahlS tB
...c -i.v. 7r!r.il or relatives at
while- they are enjoying the royalty fja,
bath In the briny ilP- In she lake. wWk
the watei' con.:amlj llfttrig up thjlr
feet, a if endeavoring to upset tnatnWH
the-v are torae.l up and down tjr tas
breaker., th-v will certainly be afcU t
give an aeeuraze nfwtiywoa
?resions while tathinr l Ltaha lJ
aca.
The
s:heme ttfelf te set norej
Ik
cai.not litit .Arouse, or.tra cunovs- xo vary
ir it irlveH cue funny aensaUort t Ma,
,wt . na..,ii,..t e. .. (jut in a sea. It.
int out or tlace and out of harmony wltlt,
the scene .it first, but once use-l rga age
:o the conclusion tha f It Un t oucg mUA
thing to have arour.d. Tou look at tt
Hgntn. ar.d a thousand wild tasovjajhta sty
throuch your mind.
... .,.... l.t,. . atrlkas sou teat K BaaS
a vaiuo not only In that It t'04PlSfe,
but In that It Hives protection to Ota baOv
ers Th -nialts of the Uk, fonosrtr thw
termor of bathers who danitt venture fca
vord the els:.ser line, and in some iraasei
their destruction, eeem by tho t.itrodzicUsa
of this Minple.fnstrtimer.t to tasfa tojf
an iiccltietit as imsii "i JSIfi
ears ago. when ." iiKtiiUi
ilrowneil after an I-3fea3F
er.t conditions the betatmen could.SO teat
r.ed in r. Instant. hrtP,WJIaift
moiied from a! parte of the partUoa. aaf
Th placing f this' phono to
. i.,. i. .,.. tiitl fear Wire CnM
;."i"t.l by Assistant Wire Chle
did th work, and the cleat-nesi
-uLi. .. .....ii hesr every word
""'.".... t,. tv m ..mnfiment to
ovrr u.r "- -, - .--- - , M-
?.? -fST?oi lb." heaVd r-fSi WlraTl
rn'nveyet in an Iron , pjpe to Uo
tier: a distance of S.V feet
frofA
shore.
HARRISON WOULD
GO TO CONGRESS
s
.s
Former .Mavor of Chicago Said t ,
llnw His Eye on Seat Kot
Cx'oupied ly Martin Mad- ,
den, " .
KEiJl itlaf ePCClAr
Chilis". IH-. July rs.-Korir.er MaWO
e-arter II Harriou Is raid to hao ea
greaiiomi amhitioiis.
The- -eenied lltti chance for him
the Ninth Di.'trist wlirre hi reMdenca
was In the rirjt Olslrlct was his old
tline en. my. Je'ttull- lphlne, but tbejra
nlso wire some of hw old-tl.a frlan.
like Ciiiichllrt and Kenna, In M,JJ"
Wild Therefor .Mr. Harrison la eaud t
have cb.'sen the rirat - ",-
liavo reSl5tcrel at tt... Auditorium Ha-
1 Incidentally, those wj. aro "
Mr Harrison's el.-p-ktld P:"i?" S!2
tiiat o::o ttrn in C.niireEs would Mj aboo
etivugli for .Martin Madden, the KlJ8
en. wiio iolda Hi- seat at present. With
out anv confirmation from Madden tlia
sef. the wires oiivt .sy that he wtll not
k zinoiher i.fitiinatlun. having Usevr--r!
tl.t tho life does not agree wttia
him.
FALLS SIX stories; unhurt.
l'lotlifiiiie. Save
r.ijrht-year-OW
Life. i
j Hyrs
' New York. J-iy Z--Couf tontetl srlUi
what sniel t. I-- certain death, wheat
he tell fiom ta top noor ure escape w
No. DO Porsyth ttreet s-ycar-old Joaoplt
Colemerl ee-apod almcjt unlnjurso. I
was ". phitiKC of slv. stories. Ho osroa
h.s Hie to conditions which are ia trloUV-.
tlon of th tenemeiit-hous laws. "
Joseph's mot! e-r had iziado him 5o
on the Pro escaue. It had been rajaatw
on.e time before Joseph awakened at I
o'cloek in th- mornlni; soaked to tho Okta
iror.lnir sieei.lly for the window, he
Ftumbteit at the opening of the flra
t.l- :.,3 h... I,,. ,.-.. u .,,... m... wa, ,,
rus'iecl to th window josepn naq uiaasr
pe.ire-1. and h-vrtng no sound from balowv
they l-lecd he had been killed.
A noi the opening of the flro osoaasag,
ami in deliante of the tenement-lrouso
rules, tlie families in the houea aaol '
Htretclied line, on which to dry UfB
ctothtrr Joseph struck the lines m that
flftli floor and crajtzed through. At eaoJo
floor l.e encountered the llfe-aavlnsj latt
work. The velocity of his fall SUN
chicked when his body reached tho first,
floor balcmv that Le dropped lightly to a ,
rotted fence, which icav way under ft!
weight Falln? down alnttA .IW-j
r.l5hed an eay incline down whleli josepst J
slid smoothly P th nav ed area. j ..
C)!:netl rushed doanstalrs eTpeJOaaT
to find his son dead. Instead Joaepti wao
sitting in the pr.vement. till sotaewhaa
alee;,' and a llltl dazed. He was rtt-
bing his elbow end ", whln waff)
rlikhtly bruised, but he had appasaatjy
suffere-l in r.o other w ay. snafaaa.
of the lines, nrd the cfattar of Wt Bi
escais as Joseph plunged ilownwtra Vfrn
ala'mM tho tenants in the house. Waal
tho-zgh: Are thra'-ened them.
"SBBW-- ,
' Op:orta.iU' lor large an n2a.,J
j v-stor are e-netel among Tao iMTOJMterv
Want Ads evtry day.
vllasoarlaaa la Porltoaal.
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Portland. tre. Juo' . inaaVverriaaB"
rfSlJlered at .hs State tatl-llng tceslar
vere
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Cattattsbt.
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Jicwslsg-Mra It A. AlarTay.
irisrr city Mrs. P. atstt. Hdt
Kursjlaro at Baertli
nEITRUv hl'KCIAI-.
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3pratlrizr here last Ragnt Oierw epeo
safe or the riume xuung i
secured very lime mow
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