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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: MONDAY. JULY $1. 1905.
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FREE! SAD-IRON
HEATER
""""COOKING
DEMONSTRATIONS
at 2:30 and 7:30
P. M. each day at
1403 Belt Avenue
until Aug. MHIi.
and at 3301 Texas
Avenue from Aug.
1st to Aug. 8th.
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Pay Gas Bills at Our Free
Pay Stations, See Loca
tions on Back of Gas Bills
On Monday, July 31
We win give Absolutely Free one of
our Celebrated Sad-Iron Heaters
with every parchase of a ::
GAS RANGE OR WATER HEATER
Oa Sale at This MRce r t Amy T Oar tetters
This offer is for purchases made
July 31st Only
The Sad-iron Heater is a round, polished cast
iron plate for beating sad-irons. Three or
four irons can be heated over one burner,
and thus avoid scratching or pitting of facs
of the iron, common when irons are used
without a plate. i
Come Early and Avoid the Rush
Its Laclede Gas Light Co.
716 Locust Street
6th Annul Eicirs'MR
w-iiiay, am
tseelal Trata Friday, Aaf . 4.
Glover Leaf Route.
tickkt t.oon is days.
r fartlier information apply m H J
SteKaj l. P. .. Ml X Fourth Si or J,
Herbert 5'aftv.rd. c Mo. Dlv,. War RHg.
$12 ROUND TRIP.
arnBat
LAXATIVE BORO PEPSIN
HAIES LIFE W8RTH LIViMB.
W lot UllllT IT. TKt IT AMI Cl-
rixcK veiiurxr.
an Per Bolt!, at Your Drurcl.t
MATTHEWS
STRAW HATS
700 PINE ST.
IS YOUR ROOF LEAKIH6?
WJCA-JOIO rrtv roofinc, neer r.! t
String. Mtca-Xol.l roof rating wilt .top. .11
iMl Write ir cl! ttr ri"lmate OH root i-en-ared
and nide a jrod n Wjo
Mfg and U'ionaa: to. second an) Carr .
S. IVul". Mo.
u itnu UITHOIT
ih. knlf". burning.
til a . . e-.t 1 a
. .....;.. ..... . . - .- ' ,u",fc
Vlt w ,,ullfU .snc-r nI Mils, D'.-
call er ;(? far fr- leooU- ,m tMtlmotVa'--J.
J. -.; M. U. : North Seventh ureal.
fisJi&R
SUCCESSFUL DAY
MARKS CARNIVAL
Lid Is Kept Down at Huiidl.'in's
Park, but Tli is Does Not De
tract From the 'Large Attendance.
COTTON PROSPECTS SPLENDID.
Territory Citizens in Washington
Discuss the Outlook,
nnrenuc jpeciai
Washington. Jul" So -Jam B lre
ham of South McAlester. Assistant I'lilted
.."""., Attorney for the Central District
of Indian Territory, r l Phillips of s.i
pnlps. rorwrl) (rk of the Fnlted Stat'-"
ourt for the Central lltnct. nnJ W II
Stafford of Oklahoma city .1 prominent
V cotton merchant. arrK.-d in Wathlnxtoti
to-lay
Attnnwy Cr-liain t:itcl that he li irr
Itirlne hi. vacation, an.l lu omr matter
with th lfjMrtnicr.t of Jut!c ami th
liitrrlor I;j;.rtni-iit Hf IfCSliH.tl tu s-t.it
th tiatt:r.' of tli matters, .ilnc that
thl l tiij. annuiil trip to Ii.n.!quart-t- tu
tlwu;' trrltortl m.-!:fr with th 1-'-parttiOTil.
Mr, Phillip nn.l .Mr St.iffor.l .l.cl.nv
tfivir" on purely iirliMtr liulti-.
'jttnere If tiothlni; th.it cm lw ilil to
he 1raI In thr T'rrltorl.x." .i. Mr. Staf
fard. "Tht U inrtirutarly tnn- of th- rot
ton Industry In Oklahoma and Indian Tr
iflPtj Thi oistlook for thN yi-ai rup
! aplrrKlM hiI rimdltlon. am ,c-'Itnt
the Northern T-xa cmdltlon -im not
a :. lnt III the Trrritorlr the .Top
will L- n rttord-lifnker '
lr II I. 'ampl).':i of Nitnat.i. 1 T.
aho mrrlcd to-d.iy
t ""'
Want rallrornla llnmr
Tl' San Joaquia Vallry of Vllforrl l
.r.iv UId Th land I rich produ
Hna arr, flu oraatiRe.. ntfalU and nil
Art of rn!n .nl fruit sre.it dairy
Mit ronntry You can o them !thma!l
4rHaI and nvik a comtortahV. pln
hni" Tt.ail about It In the lllii'-a;d
ek, "Th San Joaquin Valley nt for
1 cent., to any aJdr by the Southern
licWe. I.pt. II. San l-raticlfco Iak
qglowlit rate, to faltrornU from Septrm
tUlo ttctoter 31. 16j.
KNLER EXPLODES AT HIGBEE.
Engl
rineer Standing lo h- Is
Not Injured,
ncrt'ituc srisriAt.
mt. Jlo.. July At oVloeV thf .
Srnlnjr at mine. No. T at thi- placv a
ler eTlo!on trok plac In hk-h the J
tin and Sl'cr rooms tr wrecked I
rnlneer isad Jut holtr-d a man and ,
tatioinx rear tne roiirr fthen It ex-
M. The btrilrr had l-n ccml.-mr.ed
anie time No One aar;
k.i
The lid remained down at the Jefferson
Club Carnival In Handian's Park yester
day, notwithstanding rumors to the con
trary. There vm nothing offered for sale
but beverage, of the suftent varieties. Thu
absence of the brewery products did not
detract from the carnival attendance, how
ever, for at lea.t .uw people crowded the
like during; the day nnd nicht.
Yesterday was "Spvclal Celebration
Pay" at the Carnival, and from momma;
till midnight, as promised, them wa. "one
continuous whirlwind of jollification." The
band played "Every Little Bit Helps," and
the little bits were chlppxl In by the ama
teur J-ffcmon Club ypirlT. the confetti
men and the pop corn men. candy and
peanut vender., while the nierry-so-rounil
added Its tnpirinc strain of organ music
to the hubbub.
Noise was not Iioklnc. Nor was there
anythine conpicuous for Its alienrf to
make the scenes reeemble tho that ro
enacted ourins the World's Fair on the
famed Pike.
In fact, the Ik at the Carnival 1 a
miniature edition of the Exi-oltlon side-
how It has it circus. Pari (by nieht or
by d:iv). Battle Koyal (In which sm.kele
iowder i. usd. lld Plantation (without
the negro and lh- mulct. Klectrlc Theater.
Temple of Vaudeville. UvIiik Ploturts.
Tm;le or I'alml'try. Japanee. KoolUh
Houe. Country Store. German Vlllace.
slinrr the lri-h member of the Jefferson
ciuh hold forth, and many other features
that bo to make up a pike that is a pUe.
Veterday the Pike fairly ran with an
enthusiasm that has characterized the
ork from the tart l"pon a platform
here and th?m wa heard the bark of the
amateur "spieler." a thev uriful their
many heamr to "walk right in and ?-e
th wonder. "
SO.MK Ki NNY rHATritHS.
Thev velUil with .1 -"PlMer's mlcht and
thir effort i-ulted In crowd"d tent at
everr five minrte- performance Amoiid
the "veil artist" are- Jo .McCartv. Hen
J Selkirk. lMdie Karmll. K. A. McCarthy.
Ilueli Malloy. Charle Conner, frank
nelds. K A NiHin-in Jr. IlenryStreuik
er V V." I'orbe.. Kert Cm-. I:pli
Hlnkle. ,l.e P.-i-otiKer. Matt (learv Webb
Kliitro .niil ot'i rs
To Ih- nnir.in Villace. where Jo.'
Canty nnd ;. W Calhoun, two luippy
lrihmen. are ht.tli!ic to swell the re
ceipt, the jiuWIe flock That I where
th drink are ....rv.-. A te.r e;rd.n 1
attached thereto Yrtcrd'iy. tl.e ty m
chars" made anolosie for not llnc nhl
-MSh oiit" tl'e nlwavs welcome ten.
but thev made nnvnd bv addliiE that tlie
"lid wi ""t to he dlturle-d "
'f have j rnl unO-r mo: ausplel
on condition" ald Cluirman lien Sel
kirk of the i:ptertaiiinTnt Committee
e;enl.v Saturday w. all that could
uv ten wish"! for anil to-dav the at
tendnee and patronaKt- ha le-en such a
to nure n tint the Carnival i coins
to be a :;roat blc ar. vlally and
llnaiifl.ilU We erect tu n-.ake fi'"
for the Jen"erOTi Club. Almost everything
nr am "ellinc was donated, and In iranv
,if Hi" ,j shows, and eteclaltv the Oor
n.m Villasfn. which I run eclule- for
th club, the receipt, are clear profit "
To-lv 1 S Louis ty nt the crni
nl Tuedav v.-III be World' Fair lav
.d We.lnesday I Lucille Mulhall Day
Ml Mullvall will be In attendance on
this oeealon nrd will clve an exhibition
or horb.tck rtdln;. Cher days have
been ei apert define he week. Thur
dny will wltn the old tiddler cor.tet.
In this content will be many competitors
I" i er-H-tel that Clovemor "Hob" T.iy-lo-
of Tenr.f'e.- will be amonc them.
t fce (raleai..
SPK'II. eer ever'ns thl wrk. O
F C WfcUkey Ak, the youas man
RAN INTO POLICEMAN'S ARMS.
Te riar fur Crl-tlac
detniptloa. llthcrrapftlCK. Wrdirc
CLKY PrtlNTHKY OF ST LOUIS
j. . J. Hartaueh. Pmsldent.
-f .'llea;r4 ..orlalr nt lalrte.
KWi'liato Cwr aH b C.ie Collee to b
wB-hr-cwi pickpocket and thlf. nd I
fa xioKsen, to av ae 1 a mrmper
the fiovse of LVe.att fron; the Fourth
arrt. and whe- I- chrcsj with bln- an
ateOctote of tMees. rrte arretel at 1
Ocstck yesterdfcy tnornljli on uj-icton cf
Ikrretiy. Tftey are beic held petvdlr.s
fwrifcer icve.Kics.tlon-
Boro-Forralln" t"l3er -nei-.:j a. as
aaUfcsrfKlc eie--.Jrc aacuth arJ tooth
I. unsiirpjBru.
il at 1'aea C'aaaem nealk.
ancnmuc srEj-tAt
Caraaystx-ro. IU- July 3i-Jccb Wei..
A year oM. died to-ttay from Kcs poi
WW caused ty ruttins cc-m an hl5
I with knife. He was a retired fara-
p trakraaa KIHesI at Herrla. III.
UaPCMJC SPECtAU
Mirin. lit. Julv- 3K Wnlle switcfclRC
fate-star at B Val-'illne No. ,
MI t-cH-. Ben I tarn. wa kJUc-1
- - .
V
r;itroltiin Tired Shots at Kicking
Xogro.
After havlr.c bcn worMed In ficht
w.th John MuUloor. and Marttn Murphy
of No :: CMIve street, at Twentieth and
Otlre treet. early yetrrday rnorninir.
eorse Ilowle. a n'm HvSrc at No. LoT
Luca avenue, s-iajtht .ifety In ftljht and
thu beca-e the tarcet for . ilntm butle:
fimd at hint bv Podcnien Cuddlhce and
Walsh of the Central PiMrict.
The shot, attracted Pollc-man MeaKher
of the Fourth District, and the nm.
tcTTsins the corner e.f Nineteenth and St.
Charlr streets, which he had rearhd In
a ro'Jndaboui way. ran Into the police
mac's ar-r.
WMilas ill Catdt.
FIzet Qalltle. C to r?. MermoJ. Jac
car.l A Kicc. Broadway and Loruai.
rtaatlaat arre rail Praai rarea.
Wh! cr.caced. In. a 'Ira-skrn Tisii on a
recorai-story rsircb at No. 3S1 tUliwts
tree; Char"e Kaves acd Sxllle White,
nesTtv. Uvtcc t No. 2S3 Baldwin street.
brok tn balostrr and rcll fifteen fet to
She 5Tund. TJvty wem tiken to the City
Hosrlt.L where ttlr lararie, were pro-tx-uncr.!
slitat. They wt'i r-e seat to the
Pultee Court cm cross erT rites of dfturb
Irx tfct reace
-;- "-sawaw
feA af-a-vi
STORIAi-i
C&y&EZ
BROKEN AXLE CAUSES
DISASTROUS WRECK
One Person Ir Killed aud Twenty
Four Are Injured in Derailing
of I'awenger Train Near Le
niont. Hi.
Chicago. July . A broken axle of the
amokiuc car causel the winkinc of the
California Special on the Atchison. Tcjnk.i
and ganta Fe Italiroad at Imont t:it
nicht. when one man was killed outrisnL
four prrsims fatally Injured and a core
of other passengers received severe in-
The" identitv of the man killed is still
in doubt, but he is supposed t be John
Uruclem. an Italian labori- of funny
Side, ruth
The fatally Injured are
WILLIAM JlaeVKAOII. J..li't. III. rlit arm
crushed and later aniiuuited. rialu lde and
lee eruliM.
!. J1KHY. Clvelsn.l. Ok , skull fractured
ANCntiTTI onoiJA.NXI Italian. Iia.llr
rruhe! and turned by fire that -a waned ia
coarh by the wrcV ....
Unknown Italian Isborer. ull fracture.i and
chest crushed
Amnne other injured, but alio It Is
said will mcoer. are:
JOHN nLY. Ctllllrotfce. JM . rr.p:oje cf
the 5ar.ta r-
JOHN SATIJONI. Italian iabor
Jtlus. T I. TOMSOX. S: l'aai. Minn . had
and face cot le alar
A Ki:XXi:iY. Illoomirstiin. III. ctuhej
by wretkme.
The man who an ktllei .s found
pinioned down by seats winch hail fal!-n
on him He was crushed Ixvond r.-ccs-nltlon.
but a n.ip.r found on t.im indicates
that he wa John t.ruslere cf Sunny Hide.
I'tah. ,
Tlie iujureil were removed to Juliet,
where they are beinc taken cure ot In the
lio-plul of that city.
Flae Crrrtpeaieare Ktatlaarry.
Paper and envelope- In neat loxe and
the papier t:lmH'd wltti gold Initial UX
boxes will be (.old at per box.
MKKMOI). JACCAP.I & KING.
(Mall orders filled ) Iiroadway. cor l.ocut
GIRL IS DROWNED IN RIVER.
Miss Tlioinas Caught in 1'iideieiii'
reur While in Swimming.
IlKI'l'IlLR'SPECIAI..
Muko;ee. I T . Julv "-MI.- :iaoe
Tlioma of Fiedoula. Ka . was droniiel
In the Arkansas Ulver at llixby. a ...mall
town, near thl place, while l:t -inliiu.ilng
with a crowd of friend
Thev hail been in shallow wa:r hn
thev started to take one more i-i1.t-'i and
thi in defper water. Jut for the xcite
inent. Thev JointJ hands and waded out
where the water wa de. per when the
whole party wa Middenlv c-a:icl:t In u
swift undercurrent. Mls Thoma was on
the end of the line nnd wa jerkci looye
from the oth-r of the party.
tlus Chamber went to her recue. but
he sank Wfore he could much her Her
lx.lv wa found later a half mil down the
river lodKel under a drift
- as
nirthmaatta Slaiaet Rlasn for Jaly.
Adld cold ring, with 'Dal" ileslcn on
either Ide of signet price J5W Initial n
graed on lcnet free.
MHitMOD. JACCAItD i. KING.
(Mall orders filled ) Urosdway. cor Locust
KAISER GOES TO COPENHAGEN.
nnt(:M or William Depart on Visit
to King CiiiKtian.
n.int:lz. Prussia. Julv 31. KmtieFor WIJ--xa
sailed to-day nt-oard the inijH'ii.il
yacht Hohenzoliern for Coienhen to
4lt Kir.c Christian.
Hlaa-Tlaaa l.laaor.
P.!!it Price. Quick I)elivry
WM II. I.KB CO.
I!!4 and 115! Icust st. ISoth telephones.
niaaa. III., faaataaqaa.
r.F.rrBUc svkcial.
Wxon. IiL. July SX Thl mi on. of thr
tic divs at the Hock ltlvr AsemMv in
rotnt of attendance The Procraiame
Committee, under the direction of A A
Krape. are retting back to tlM old ideal
and the prca-ramme furnlshel was simi
lar to thoe of the ert!r dly. of the
Chsutauaua This mnrnlnc at Chai-tau-oua
Hall th Ileverer-I Mr Rutherford
held the early devotional meetln-. and at
II o'clock Carl Frederick Stouch sar.s a
solo, and the Kevemnd W II. Hl-.nke r.f
rvarennorL Ia nmached. Thl afteniaon
the neverrd D L. Eaton of All-rhenv
City. P. delivered 3 dlcourte At the
W. c T. V Intltcte sut Prej.Jent
Ms.rle C Krehm lectured on tl.e "World's
Oatleok " TMs evtnlntr the D. W Itobla
scn cotepany gare a sacred ncrt.
rrs its t k ukc. taws
H. A. Hen. Tll'rftr. N. U. Ttb and Utcusc
r.aJ Maad. a ad Dairy Ca.eatlaa.
tnrfELrc jtzcial.
OJllan, Mo. Julv 2o There will be a
Good nad and tHlry Ccnvt-ntlon fcere
Wednesday n TSurs-iay of this werk.
Among the eminent men who will aJdrcs
the crowd. are Senator William J Stone.
Judge Bert 1. Norftwl. D. Ward King.
CoscieBaan James T. Uoyd and Pro-
ARMY OESERTNMS
SHOW BIG INCREASE
Growth of Dfecoateat Amour
Soldiers Canst Oafcen to Aj
peal to Departaseat to Make
Soldier Life More Agreeable.
u . ...1s UseaaMo Biisa.
watt atulldiBK. tub ni a imh
Waahlagion. July Jt-A blc lacrsaas la
wa number of courts-mrttafln the Castag
ftates Army will be shown la the manual
report from the Judge Advocate OeneiaTa
office for the fiscal year.
.wOIlrs familiar with the conditions ta
the different divisions say the number ot
desertions have been a source of great
cij iv ow nnmnmani, ana xamt u
Unusual number of ennrl-tln b t.la
Place. In the Department of the Lakes
a. understood that the convictions for
this offense har Inrreapst n.e e.t
The same is true of the Department of
t uszuun anu ine impairment or cau
fornia, In the reports from the various com
manders It is said that urgent appeals
are made to the War Department to take
steps to prevent the number of deser
tions. Recommendations are made to that
end.
As yet no reports have come In from
the Philippines. The number of desertions
there, it Is said, are not as large as In
the United States. .This is easily account
ed for by the fact that there Is no in
ducement to run away. The soldier pre
fers staying with his own command rather
than seeking the wilds. The number of
court-martial convictions in S per cent of
the posts or the United 8tates for the
last year Is '.Oil.
-For the Ave years ending December 31.
IM. the total number of .desertions from
the army was T7J60. The percentage has
kept up steadily slace then. Some offi
cers recommend that a campaign of edu
cation be started to encourage a strong
public sentiment sgalnst the crime of de
serting. The same feeling does not pre
vail here regarding this offense as in Ger
many or France. Recruits do not regard
It as a serious offense.
The recommendation has been made that
the sentence should be much heavier, that
officers constantly convey to the minds or
their recrulls the serlousnesa of the crime
of deserting, and that the pay of soldiers
be Increased.
CUT IN THE FACE AND NECK.
Edward Hunn Taken to the City
Hospital.
Edward Hunn. 3 years old. of No. ITS
Howard sitreeL was severely cut about the
face and neck In a fight Saturday night.
The wounds are said to have been Inflicted
by George Stoll. 19 ycara old. of No. IMl
Randolph street.
The young man. with Frank Fltxslm
mons. 2 ears old. of No. 2732 Papln street;
Kdward Baggott. 17 years old. of No. KBa
Clark avenue, and St. James Tracy. 21
years old. of No. 3ST8 Rutger street, had
been ordered out of William Frltschle's
saloon at No. 421 South Jefferson avenue
on account of the noise they were mak
ing. I-atcr dlcusslon of the merits of
Frltschle's action brought about the
trouble. . . . .
tlunn m-.i cut twice on the rieht cheek
and once oa the neck. He was tnken to
the City Hospital, where his Injuries are
pronounced not serious.
THREE ARE REPORTED MISSING
Hugo Klein Left lint Home on
.luly 8.
Mrs. Florence B. Klein of No. 31S2 North
Eleventh street ass nsked the police to
locate her husband. Hugo, who has been
missing from home since July . He Is
a blacksmith and is 27 years old.
Kdward Howard. IS years old. Is also
missing from his home at No. 471 Nat
ural iiridgo road, bavins disappeared on
July ST.. He wore when last seen a gray
Milt mixed with- brown, gray cap and
black shoes. He is thought to hae left
the citv with a horseman named Hart.
who had a string of horse, at Union track
and who Is now at the Latonla track.
The police have been aked to locate
Charles Iauterwaser of No. MS Renton
street, who has been tnlslng since Friday
noon. He Is 17 years old.
LnctU'Ptictd fisstsr im Awttricmfmr Fim Gds.
Mmrmatt, Jattmrd Ktrng,
.-.. 1
s -s - ta
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aM . sKa9 i-iala aatl 1wbi
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we are enabled to offer the best at
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Watches know and appreciate their
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$
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a fine Watch solid 14
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case, aa illustrated, fitted
with our guaranteed Jew
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Cmk la aid Let Us
SIrtwYag
Or. if you order by mail,
we will send It to you
with the understandlnc
that if after yon have
seen It you are not satis
fled you may return it
at er esaeaas and wa
will refund your money.
A Lady's Soft! Geld
WatCh UiVraflon) fOT $30.
A hunting case of solid It-karat gold.
richly engraved by hand, fitted with
one of our celebrated guaranteed move
ments a Watch that any lady may be
proud to possess J30.00.
We har. other Solid Gold Watcher-, great
variety of styles for ladles, at fit sad
up; gcntleamra from CM up.
fttmn
A Brooch Pin.
' " auestlon-marlc p
lL.J.11 mm duMm k.
.7TT r V e35
uiuavrauofi nana
wrought mounting.
set with 3 dia
monds, beautiful
white gems. This
piece Is splendid
value at W.0t.
sjllfc.
aflgalaV aaaaiKasa?
sis Sjgr-
HHaBck:
A latterfly Breach
This superb piece, our own design
' hand-wrought gold mounting, set
with beautiful, brilliant gems, dia
monds and rubies- Bg $J5J
And we have other Diamond Rroochea
at prices ranging from J2S.0O
up to I10.000.UO.
MERMOD, JACCARD & KING
Every dollar yea save Is atare lass
s much capil.il and will prove a protec
tion againt that "rainy day." old age.
forced Idleness1 or misfortune. If depos
ited In the MKIICANTILK TRUST CO..
Eighth snd Locust, will be earning Interest
at the rat of 3 icr cent per annum, com
pounded every rlx months and will be
crowing with nmaxinc rapidity. Try it
and you will le mrpiiel at the result.
Savin. IesIts received Morula evening
until S o'clock.
SAYS HE SWALLOWED LIME.
Wandering Hoy Sent to Hospital
No Trace of I'oinoning.
Ieul. Post. 1 year old. rfiidlne aim
hi parents at No. 324 line street, is in
the observation ward at the Citv Hospital.
He wa wanderlns alniut the streets S-tt-uril.iv
nicht and at 3 o'clock yesterday
nioriilug told Tony l'ap. a fruit vender at
No. .V Olive street, that he lud swal
lowed chloride of lime.
An ambulance was called snd the lad
wa tak'ti to the hospital, where no
trace of polcn of any kind could be
found.
Whra la Sew lark
Vilt the Jewelry and art salesrooms of
Mermod. Jaccard A- King, at No. 4 Fifth'
ue. il.'t :h nnd 37th sts.).
VALUE OF ZINC PRODUCED
EXCEEDS MILLION A MONTH.
Tata! far Sevea laslka Acgregalea
srr.ltfnasoa .Mlaea Daaiaged ay
Eateaalve Flaads.
r.EPL'ULIC SPECIAL.
Joplln. Mo.. July 30. The value of the
sine and lead or sold from th Jonlin
district during tlie seven months enuing
last night aggregated in value S7.VM.uu)
more than a million dollars per month
the greatest record ever vet made bv the
diftrlct. or approximately twelve and
three-fourths million dollars for the year
mx. sgalnst a value or eleven and one'
half million dollars for 1S04.
Another disastrous flood during the week
Just closed has added more mines to the
list that will be forced to suspend the out
tint of ore
The fall of about a foot of rain during
thn month of Julv has completely eat
urated the earth, and mines that liave
befora onlv been slightly affected now
have a serious drainage topoilkn con
fronting them.
The loss of tonnage In output, it seems,
will ha mad riKxl to the ceneral district
by higher ore prices. The highest price
paid for sine oie was Xji per ton tor inw
i.. .ra.de. lii several camM. and the as
say basis price ranged from fit tu HI per
ton W per cent sine.
Lead continues steady at Ml per ton for
fancy grades and WO for ordinary grades.
Following are the shipments of zinc and
lead In pounds by the companies) owning
1-...1 ..... nisi 1...M in the various cami.
of the Joplln district for the week ""ting
Julv 2. and the total lor me scm umi..
of iS:
jii'i.i.
Cranbv M. F. Co.
('.ntlr.enial Zinc to ....
Intle.I Zinc Companies ,
I'.-M. Iftiakrr Zinc Ct.. . .
Jn!ln Ieiratlng t-T
Armll land -
I'lttsburg-Mlas'.url Co
MccLing Htrd Mining Oj...
jtoatsoinery l Zinc Cj.
lonanl tt.alty C .. - -KJsar
ccuntv Mining d.. .
I'rairle ndckn Mlmna- C..
runav Keauy
4".
ll.J-O
7.1W
23. MS
Co.
I"'
(iutrraaeal Weather Reaarl.
tuttm.nt cf Acilcultare. Vea'hr Uaieai.
Mrreoroiecicil "L. naliuns ireeired at M.
Ijut July a. lt. t C:a p. m lottl time and
p. m eirnti--tiflh mililan tlm ubera
tlor. maUe at the mf mom-nt tit time at all
ttattun.
s'ta!lcn
ALt:er.e. Tei
tAmrl!j. Tr
tAtlania. :
tltaltlmote. Md
Ult-nairk. X I)
lluffalo. N V
I'alro. Ill ..
Olcarr. AILita.
CTi.rle. Clt. I. .
Charlotte. X.
O-attanrpwa. Trr.n
T0ienne. Wy .
CM'-ato. Ill
Cincinnati. O . .,
lve!and. O .. ,
Columt-u.. u .
La.niMkrt. la
il)ener. tiJi ...
Is. Mcln . la .
tVrll's IXe. X.
foi'se CStr. K
Itulmiue. la
Ialuth. Minn .
tiur.r.c. t.
Kl IVsi. Tfx.
Tort Fmltb. Am
i;iiete- Tex
Dlr.Tn.M Raln.Westher.
...k n it') .. . i-iear
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Rain
AV W M l;ul
XW T 14 3 It cloieiy
NK (4 :
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sir m
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fii.nd lt.W. Mich. . W T Pt cloudy
llin. Mnnt . ,B M ... ".er
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tllu'cn. S. O XK Ti : It ir.ar
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lrHanaon!l. lnd .
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Utt! Rnck. Ark .
Imilll!e. Ky
Mxll.cn. Wl
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alitrn-rv Ala .
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Xeir TeiV. X T
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tXt-rfolk, Va .- .
Nrrtn Platte. Xfb..
lOkUbcra, Ok
Omaha. Xel
Ialnine T
rrrba'. W V.
IT-.lla.Vlrihla. I'a ..
tt.runr. I"
TlMeh'OL fVjJj
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IUp'1 Ci'r. S. D ..
ItO'll. X M
ST. tV30l. Vl
St. l'aai. Mien
1er
. noo.!r
.SI 1&Jr
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ii Itila
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xwr 4 Tt .it (JT
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XK ( ; . . OokI
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fait Lake Ct:r ftah . r Tl
C"j.ly
Pt c'rialT
Ctoojy
er
CIa-
Ccclr
K Tt Tl .Tt cs.ocJr
Pt e'eudy
i""ar
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t A-te!.. Tel.. .SB M y
ar.ta re. X M . .fw t :
Shrvoert. t.x . .sw ;
s'ortraf.l'l III . . ,.N T t;
rSpiirarfieUt Mj . . Kn Ti
vaeote. n . . ;t
Vlck'Sarc. M'.M .SW SS
wa.ktsnoi. t. C -XVC Tt M
WKMta. Ka XK Tt Tt .n rt c-oar
rrtuadttsrtc "Tiaee cr Ms ttaa .t cf aa
teca.
KDWARD U. BOWIE.
Loral ywesster.
Head Slaged Pattla Sal rir.
While trying to put oat a Are caused by
a leaking gasotine stove In his home, at
No. CB Ncrlh Eighth strert. at O'clock
yesterday rcorrtcg. Tony Recall leat at
no.it every vesture of hair from hat head
by the fiamlnc Htpskt. The Are was awtck-
ly estinguiaaea r taa avwarra si m aaai-
Empire Alice II.
t.v f a. M I'u
Kroplre t-eiton Slicing Cu
Iliua Mlnini C.
J..hn Jatkson Mining Oj.
Peaison Sa-rs
OHie Mining Co .. . .-. .
lr..lepenJenre Zinc Mining
Consolltat-d Mining Co .
A'ilrnndack Mining Co
.Nellie M. Mining A
Kmplif PV-wer mi C
lUttha J. Mining Co
C M Ie Uralt land
F. U Yale
Rcbb land .. . . . .
IPr Co
.lohnon lal ...... -- --
lllrkhead It Kliksey
South Jeplln Mlnlnr Co
K'llev I"uriner
M--oit i a z. Co
Pratt, chatter
CItL Painter
Km lltujcier. iliattrr
Ilol. hoy Mltili.g 1
rtui:rrt,s Mining Co . . . -----R.arlng
S-'prtnc I. a M. Co..
lUncoek Mining CV
Klrkw-tul land
O-ntrv Iant
rittfo'irs-Jorlln "
T.i!or I. M. J
.Ianlt Mlnlnr "
l.'r.clalt'.-J al"
T- til sa'.
ValurZinc.
Z'.v
CARTITIIVILI.E ANl
ndwrlters laind Co ...
Amertran Z.. W A Ca..
Avler UikI
Oulnn land . . . . .
".nt.r Creek Mlolna CV
Portland Mlnlnr Co
Oo-eola Mining Co . . .
Koton Ot Thre Zinc Co...
I'rovlJenre M'.nine Co
Hurgner Mining C
Prrv A Co .. ...
f?.n-ral L. Z- C, -..,..
Chaprran-te-r.non Minln. co.
Blerenth-llonr Minlnc Co,,.,
Xrmo I. M. C
Majxtle Mining Co
MI.Mirl Zlr.c I'leKa Cl
Piu.lentlal Inetment Co....
Zinc.
rrs.i4
174.3
ltT.TW
1I7.S1
in.44)
HJ.1W
74.74
Tl.i-0
44. 4
43.4J.
ti.aia
4Vtt-
42.4. .
IS.7M ..
K.ISI
K.l
11.77 W t
a.si
SCSM
rt.Tw
IT.tSi
r..74
S4.T7I
St.41
.l
17.M1
14.71
1J.M-I
.("
4.U
i.Jil
S.S
t.lvl
4S-. . .
.7 . ...
- 5t;
.4
ll.4i
4.ai
4.71
4.73U
4S
.. . 4.70
t;.i) ii.i-
.H
2.73J
t.u
I.KI
Klondike Mining Co 1S.7I
Hilltop Mining Co
H.7.
Totil aales ..
Valuta Zinc.
ITS.
DCCNWBll.
round Itwln.
.4. I. Mitchell Un.1
Cbnaolldate.1 Jack mlbr.
iwlumet Mlnlnr Co.
Mercantile M. 31. Co
Reliance Mining CV
Mlvl"on. Jones Sc Co
Gu:le K. Mining Co
Wilson lease
Crown OfM Mining Co...
New Hoi Mining V
lloston-Uuenweg Mining Co....
Total sal. ...
ValuesZinc.
U.37.
474.07 t.7i
SW.Tlu; lr.J. 11.14. Total, ill.-
tl9.4: !'!.
ALHA.
im.
S.M
CS.M
J.SS
am
:t.ki
i.?4
4C7
17.73.
4. 4)4
ISfcSSI
3. IS
J4.73
U.3I
SIMM
4.2i
1.1
l.t3
Total.
l.l
I.el
4.4
J1.I7
ti.m
4.7S
tike a Krown
Allen senior Minlna CO ...
Ilannum V llaworth..
O. K. Mlntnc 0
lte.1 Fox Mining t.. ..
ta:lle Mining Co
Total Ktle ,
Value Zinc, tiv.110.
NKCK CITT.
Reliance MIrlrc Co ZT..Z.V)
IVnn Zinc Co si.344
drrle -..:e Jlmtnc i'o .3IS
Ka:iirn M'.nlna Co .l
Rig Kate Minlrg Co Zi.ZH
T.tal site 4'i.:"J
Value-Zinc. t.K4.
CKNTRAI. CITV.
Beacon Minln- Truft .!
Kansas Cltr IV w... 73.0
HIIMer i. :K.7es
Alherta Minlns u 17.0W
MUKr A CVi 14.
Totsl sale
Value-Zinc. J3.(C.
AURORA.
J'nlted Zinc Companies
lt.Mt'ii. Aurora Zlie: Co
L'ncla5sillnl aalea
Total sal-
Value-Zinc. IlilW.
81'CP.GEOX.
Ka-r Street Mining Co
KIs'K-artka Minln Co
St. Paul Minlns c
McKlnney ac Co
F. llouer
J. W. All'n
iIeon land
ltrie Fvity Mining Co. ...
Total sal'
Values Zlnr. tl,C4: leaJ. 11.4.
SIIERWOOU.
of Joseph Nick at No. 1817 Washington
avenue. The negro ran south on Eight
eenth street to Locust, where he was
caught by Policeman Maher ot the FiUSrth
District. A warrant will be appltedf.for
this morning.
eaalrlaa- mt Flae Watehea
And Jewelry a specialty. F. W. Drcsten.
Seventh and line.
Saaaay Sehaal Caaveatlaa Claasa.
RErCBUCSPIXTIAL.
Versailles. Mo.. July 30. Th Sunday"
Scliool Convention of th laimlne BaatlsC
Association closed- session of tlirea day
here to-day. Among the ministers in at
tendance were: The Reverend S. P. Oott
of Boonville. tlie Reverend Joseph Stlerm
Iderger of Pilot drove, the ItevereBd C.
N. White of Smlthton. Poctor A. E. Reg
ers of Nevada, the Reverend I. KaTber, the
Reverend J. Q. Slmm. and the Keverena
G. M. McClelland of this county.
Bay Aeeased af Tfcrawlaa; Raeka.
Philip Goldman. 19 years old. of Not
Riddle) street, is at tlie detentlon-rooaa or
the Ontral District Station, charged with,
throwing rocks st John liiitkhardt of No.
3317 !ocTede avenue.
ir.:s
41.7
4V.3
J.4A
T
K.un
Total. Il.lrfc
2.V34
2.M
4.14
31. KA
.
.
I.3Sw
"itii
4Q 4 S
To'al. ll.dSJ.
Johnson I
Teller A Toons..
Ctnclnnatl-Jopitr. o
riiolth a StlcWnjy
Total al -
Valurs-Zlnc. : lead. 1149.
ZIXC'ITK.
Thorourldire-I Mlnlnr Co
itetlalia Mlnlnz " ,
Eat Hollow aiming c
Total sale w.sl
Values-Zinc. t): lead. $3. To-al. IS.
HEKF URANCH.
Aha Stlrlng Co 4.J
F. l. lUIrs
t:.4K
4 IS.
444
t:. ) IraJ,
.. I 41T, 1 19
ti.. Total. PK.-
B-adford-Kana City Co
Wln.lcw Minuur .r. .. .....
MI'-o-arl Mule Mining Co..
Himtal U Z. Co
lai.eoniL. land . . -. .
Uncta-air-ej a'
WEBB CITT
... 4K.72 17.1
... 31lO4
JTI.4'J
.. I74."l
,. 17.
... 1I7.0W
... 11S.C
... MC.474
... 1M.4W
SMIr
.... S7.gs
... sxtss
".I U.f
... 4.t
.. 4T,(K
... K..f
... J4.70
... IT.0
a.)
1.4'
4.4M
I.el
1
71 SI
t.V!
K.T?
4M
li.MO
-.449
34.
1447
J7.11J
31.474
Total sites
Valus- Zinc
.31. Iad.
3'..7I4
t.V
.F.
i.7
t.120
..3.117.14a IV.ZZt
tJl.im. Total. 177.-
PROPEltlTT
l- R Kan. acr.t. . . . M. H.T
Mount Ararat Mliinr Co .. . .5
Vr.nor "o. . .. 1.3
Xaty c Mlnlnc Oj- ... U.4TO .. .
Pluwrat Ml-lr.e Co - 1S.4M
Itecnlaitty Mlnlna Co. .... IL S.
Mclvln!-T Minlnr Ca. ., 4il
Tn O'clock Mlnlsg Co.... .-. . kL
Total a! 1C.OJ 1JS.1
Vla-Zlr.e. IS.". 1J. U.CS. Total. 4..
GALfTXA-EMriRB
Murphy. FrlI Co
jWlle M. a M i.. -rnolrr.
a .
;alra 1- X. Co . .. -
St.rllnc Itlosiin -
Allen ISonw."..
ItattleflM Mlnlnr Co.,
Mnnlut 4c Co. .. - -
John rxe
I-alnvtto Mlalac Co.
Clary Sholts .
tir.re Sg OX . ....-...
st.vltcn ca. .-- ... -
Murpfcy MlniBf ar,t Reaitr C.
Cara Lc-jl Mir'nr Co- -
Hvk'r I A Z. Ca.
Henrr Weytsana
Plmbarg Mlnlsg tax
Jre XVbStr
T S. Harten,
Kr Cx- -
F'nru'en laed -
MaVir a C - - -.--
Ivl!itui Minltut fV.-,. ...
Martna ' Mining Ca. .......
w. w. P. Cwl -
MeElrrrr tavjctnb.. -
tl. II. Berkwltn....k
Morafcy A Cb-
Uaclaai3 sales
lliT
i:z.i
!.
4l.IV.
7sti
It. 47"
7171
I7.
ti.4
J.T
C.I
.-'
7.
7,4:
C77
4.42
3,a
t3,4l
14.411
li.'ri
4.14
3.13".
16.741
.4t
Total sal
V.lues Zinc.
i7 C.St
Total. I74.
tll. Irad. 1V.
ORAXUV
Uranl.v M a S. Co 44-W :.
Valun-Zlnc. H.vti: lead, tl . Total. IT.VKI.
CARTHAGE.
May Mlnlne c
alut- .ii.c.
II.:
RHEUH.
M.Gowan Mlnlnc Co
Vatue-Zlr..-. JI.OI.
IiIAMOXO.
Gilt Ue Mlnlnc 'm
alue Ztcc. ll.O'.
iJiKTititrr.
tl.4
tZ.ZM
41. M
lawn:
. .::. 4i
Lad. M..!.
Tctal.
50.eS.4S4 4i
i.'iC.u:4; lead. I1CMS. Total.
Thl. week . -Value
Zi lie.
IKiCW.
Thirty weeks
Value-Zlnc.
IT. ...
Vaar Match May Seed Oleaalac-
Take It to a reliable house where they
employ only skilled workmen and have it
put In shape. Mermod. Jacrard King
guarantee all their wotk-thelr charges are
very reasonable, too.
Caagat Try lav ta f lata "Jladaw.
William St. Jams, a negro. tZ years old.
of No. 1M Lucas avenue, was arrested
early yesterday morning In th ysnl In
the rear of No. 1K Washington avenue
while, the police allege, he wa. trying to
enter the house through a window. He
was locked up st the Central District Sta
tion tending Investigation.
Charged With SleaHac Seweaaaere.
Charle. Marshall, an l-year-oJd negro.
of No. 1S11 Unden atreet. was srrestd
early yesterday morning, charged with
stealing twenty newspapers from the stand
Kvere dsv good position, are advertised
rwm-'m 1.1lnM llMln Vjitll" eotuSanS.
Greek Cahlaet Aapalalaieate.
Athena. July 30. M. ISoiidourl.. Minister
of Marine, has been appointed Minister
of War. and M. Delyannis has been given
the portfolio of Minister of Marine.
lEWICE 13
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Antbrarllv aH
r OmI I Uttw 3
e than Ptanaylvanla Anthtadte H
I IECAUSE J
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