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THE SIS LOTTIS BE PUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST t. 1S05.
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PATIENTS l A DAT
Street Cera
Trmasfer Wageas Will Coarey
BeJTerers Ftw Old to New City
Mawaitel.
will btatnlM
la Lb aew CM HoanitaL IMT-
tecath street and Lafayette avenue. All
taa city ambulances, many street can aad
several transfer wagons will be requma
to convey the patterns. This work. H m
mW. will take only a day's time.
la- the City Hospital arc nearly aft) pa
tlanta. Of that lumber Mo are surgical
' aad lit aMdical cues. Tbe remainder arc
istttors" and "walking" convalescents.
TIM ambulances will have to make many
trips to accomplish the removal of au
the stretcher cases la one day. Tba "walk
alng or "sitting" convalescents will a
placed la street cars, chartered (or the
. purpose, aad conveyed to the new hospital
In that way
Furniture, bedding and other foods
war removed from the old hospital yes
terday. The task has not been anlsneo.
however. It will ha continued throughout
to-day or to-morrow. Some declare that
the work ot removing all tbe hospital
paraphernalia will require the rest of the
week. Operating tables, instruments and
other equipment were removed yesterday
with the "household goods."
The new City Hospital Is ready to re
ceive the patient. Within a few weeks
after their Installation there, everything
will be In smooth runnlne order. The new
hospital has been nrled for years, and
the removal to the new building- Is being
hailed with delight by the nurses, doctors
and attendants.
Four of tha group of buildings of the
new City Hospital were accepted from
the contractors by the Building Ooromis
aloner yesterday. They are tin kitchen.
th surgical, and the cast and west octa
con buildings.
They are ready for occupancy. More
than four rears have elapsed since the
letting of the contracts.
George Klnrsland.- deputy secretary to
the He.ilth Commissioner. as sent to th
hospital to inspect the buildings and take
an Inventory of property and supplies be
longing to the city.
W. Waal Help the Mrs Wa Arc
Trytac
To aave a portion or their wag, and
mAA It in tli Runic Account now open
or win be opened in the Savings Depart
ment of the MERCANTILE TRUST COM
PANY. Elchth and locust streets. No
true man will live up to the Ian cent he
earns, a be who ctrtoium all hi Income
to-day may be stsrrlng to-morrow, and
we want to help such men to Independ
ence In old age or when misfortune cumes.
If yon cannot find time to call at the
Ilank during our regular office hour you
will find us ready to receive Sitings De
posits every Monday evening until
o'clock.
USE OF PICTURES BASIS
OF LAND COMPANY'S SUIT.
Alles That DefewAaats Avertls
Views eff ArhasM as Thaao
f MlaMart lta.
Photographs of Arkansas soil allege) to
have been ui"sl to Hlmt:l.tf thi sole of
land in Harry County. Mlawmrl. 1 the
rase or tiie suit Hied 'n the ITnitvd Statt-.i
District Court yesterday by the Itoc-Itoe
Town Sit Investment and Improvement
"omttij'. agninot the I-L--Eltn Realty
Company, and the Joplln Suvlngs Uunk.
The plaintiff arks 5.Tn ti cover tha
alleged loss sustained.
In tha petition th plaintiff allege it
bougtit a tract of 1W ucres, near thq tomn
f Ilo. Ark.. December I. lH. Immedi
ately after tlie purchase the land was
divided Into tnnn lots. The company
then alU-cm that several photngrahs wen'
made of tlm lnJ and snt broadcast over
the country attnehed to pamphlets giving
dcriptlrn of the lots offered for sal. It
alleges the drfrndants iwcurl several of
tin photographs and reproduced them.
and then mailed thi plctun-i to various
parts of Missouri with circulars alleging
that tha photographs were of town lots
which tha two Arms offered 'or sale in
Uutterfleld. Barry Omnty. Mo.
Tha Arkansas firm alletces that the ut
of ."the plmtsgraplui by thtt Iavl-Qton
Kealty Company and th Joplin Savings
Itank has .lrprlved It of all value through
advertising the Arkansxs soil. In the pe
tition the plaintiff nlo aIlK-s It em
ployel lecturers to tour various parts of
Arkansas and Missouri to assiit In secur
ing buyers fur th Iou. and that the total
expense mi S5.70". which the court is
akd to compel tha defendants to pay.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
a-!
REPUBLIC
Want paces
every day
MA1THEWS
STRAW HATS
709 PINE ST.
IS TOM MOF IEMII6?
I M issj n; uvil na-w rw-
ag: Mtea-Ksta roof owuaa wtU et al!
LWim erraU rrr esisasw. Qli rucfm :-
rat aaa as anl aa ae. A?u
aad S alig Ca. airnsl aad Csrr ata.
5UPESfiOtT TO HOT SPRINQS
a4 at!a telata ara
Sa m Misa was Cry heat t testa ata
TM la.TTi: "V-SlTARZUJi. 4C: OP St.
Br. awjsVs beats: Vaa) W a. wu aa Pnai
s a. ss. Ht r----.
ar aasfeaaaasw ts m atos at reguUr
rat ec gratia wheea Ttlent is deaiitute.
c.atsx wiTisoor
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plaater ar
1904 Coffee
HBH la Pkgs.
BH Tha " 1904"' Riend Is
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MH of Coffee Testing. It's
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Thought
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aiy ujMHwitlfta- Them to ae
assured of fair dealta. aalftas
jroa are a Jadga of diassead
Tallies yourself . yoa should Bay
from a koasa whose gaaraatea
Is buk of ererrtalas It eella.
We Guarantee
The laest quality tha ast
erfect cattias the atoat
beaatlfal saoeatlags. aad theaa
quaJIUos should ialaeaee tha
careful barer, becacse by their
combination li produced the
brilliancy and beauty of tha
dUraoad.
Catalogue of
Dianoads, Watches. Etc,
Seat Free.
AJ38-par book containing
over 5.000 Illustrations,
descriptions and prices, also
valuablo Information oa dia
monds, watches, silverware,
statuary, bric-a-brac etc If
you livo out of torra send
for this book.
GENERAL J, SMITH
PAYS VISIT HERE
Retired Army Officer Spends Day
the Guest of William II. Thorn
son Ilia First Trip to St.
Louis for Many Years.
i
Genera! Jaka Smith, retlrad, t the
United States Army, was tbe guest yea-tf-rday
of William H. Thomson of tha
Iloatmen's Rank. This Is the first visit of
Otneral Smith to St. bout since his re
tirement by IYesIdent Roosevelt, three
years ago. after his Insular campaigns In
the Philippine, where he became famous
as "Hell-Koarinr Jake."
The officer, after his retirement by the
President, went abroad with Ws wife and
r-malnd away from the United States for
tlirea eora. traveling everywhere In Eu
rope and As!a.
Mr. Thomson's two daughters traveled
with them for nine months under the
chapcronage f Mrs. Smith, only recently
retumlnr home.
Upon the return of Oeneral snd Mrs.
Smith to the United 8tates about two
T-rks ago thy came Immediately to
Valley Home." the summer residence of
Mr. Thomson at Arcadia. Mo. Here they
spnt th week as tha guests of the
Misses Thomson. Mr. Thomson pasmc
Saturday and Sunday with the psrty.
Oeneral and Mrs. Smith departed last
night for a vlit to relatives at Albert
Iea. Minn., having been sursls of Mr.
Thomson at luncheon st the bank cafe
vrsterdar afternoon, at filch Captain
Cornish of Jefferson Barracks was pres
ent. Oeneral Smith and Mr. Thomson nava
been HWonr friends. their friendship
dating from the time General Smith was
stationed at Jefferson Barracks, years
am.
Tha dltlngulhed soldier 2ff"
eharmed with his visit to tha Thomson
Arcadia home that he contemplates pur
chasing property there upon which to
build a summer residence.
XrvaJa Fastwr Called f Wlaaaor.
bcpubuc arociAU.
Nevada. Mo.. Aug. t Tha Reverend A.
E. Rogers of this cltv baa received a call
tn the pastorate of tha Baptist Church at
Wlndscr. Mo.
Obtained from
Cuticura
Soak the feet on redrinf n a
strong, hot, creamy lather of
CudctraSoap. Dry. nn d anoint
freely wfth Cufe'cisr. Orrn'ent
&x gat Skin Ct--c riH p.x&t
of erriolients. Ez.rvsrc h&Aty
in old. soft cocoa cr L.n. Pot
irching. burning. zr.a scaJy ec
zema. rashes, h-iftunnuca and
;hafinf, for iecres, roughnasV
cracks, and fissures. wrJibrinfc;
shapeless nails, for tired, aching
nKtkJesandpiiaXrhisaTarxnent
b simply vvenderni.
o'a ina!aslaaawaJJKaMaCwa. nlaa
ttCn?mm S.C4 aataaaftiaaaaF i3
ItatajtMn Siswsa. S. Tarn oCasSjZ
sbasarwwaiajCbCas,S-eas '
sa-awcsi rwa, - as Oanlmy awasa
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FOOT
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Fine Diamonds
1 Set- in mountings of band
j wroaght gold and platianm
Largest Assortmeat Greatest Variety
I Lowest Prices.
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Diamond Brooch
(As Illustrated.)
BcaaUful solid (old Fleur-de-Us
design, set with
afty-oae clear white dia
noads of rare brilliancy.
Aa oraament of striking
beauty.
Price $200
Other Brooches set with
diamonds a display espe
cially characterized by the
exclusive designs shown.
Prices $25 to $10,000
The fact that we buy dia
aonds la large quantities,
for cash, and Import them
direct, enables us to sell at
lower prices than are us
ually asked.
JAGCARD
rtCW.L0CIST
RELISHES
ARE NECESSITIES
Jadge Bishop Upholds Storekeep
er Who Sold Mustard on Sun
dayPolice Will Xot Molest
Dealers Henceforth.
Jaata Bishop's decision In Jacob Usurer's
case in tha Court of Criminal Correction
yesterday that mustard, pickles and re!
Islns at necessities. an therefore, it la
not a violation of the law tn sell them on
Sunday, will put a stop to further arrests
by tha pollca In such cases.
Jtaurer keeps a market at Ko. 1193 Mar
ket street. Several wtt-ks ago Henry Col
lett of tha Master Butcher' Association.
Which Wished ta rlnsj. All tiufrlifl-r hot on
Fuaday. accompanied Special Officer Dunne
on a tour or the business district.
Dunne and ColU-t made purchsscs at
varloos stores and had as evidence Iiaskct
fuls of articles. Fn.ra Maurcr they bought
a bottle of mustard.
Maurer'a defence was that mustard 1 a
table necessity, -ind Ju.'Ke HWhop sus
tained him. holding that within the literal
meanbig ot the Sunday law such commod
ities are required.
Judge Ulshop declared that hardware Is
act a necessity, and a man xccuavd if
' selling tacks on Sunday would huve to be
able to ahow that he n"etiel thern to
fasten down his cinet to keep It from
blowing a war before ho could escape.
This discharge of Maurer means. It l
said, that henceforth all such stores will
remain open on Sunday ur.il dispose of
such articles as much as thev p!-a-''. The
State will not appeal, and the psllca wiil
not molest the dealers.
Followlnir Judae Itlshon'e decision. Pros
ecuting Ottomey 'Williams entered nolI
prosequls in tha cases of M. Bichler. Mau
rice Alexander and Fer.Wnand Ilorsl. each
of whom sold provisions to Dunns and
Collett on Sunday.
Flaa Watch aaa Jewelry Repalrtaa.
Prompt service, best Trork. lowest rrlcea.
MF.RMOD. JACCARD KINO.
(Catalogue free.) Broadway. Cor. Locust.
TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP.
South St. Louis Society Appoints
'Agitation" Committee.
To increase their membership to i.ooo Is
a movement now on foot by officers of
the South St. Ism!s Gmnas!ic Socletr.
a committee constating of l'aul Max. Ad
Scnroeder and )lto A. llr.mpe havtrg
been appointed to take charge of tha un
dertaking. This committee announces th.it their so
ciety Is ona of Z organizations which
form tha North American Gmnastla
Union, the national tody having a mem
bership of u,CW. The 8..uth at. Iuis
Oymnaslum liaa an ntteml.inca nf natlv
l.vn children. It Is statoil. the chlldrm of
memoers being tralced free or cuarso iu
gymnastic work.
Tim committee also ststes that entertain
ments of various sorts are arranged
throughout tha winter, and that these in
clude balls, exhibitions, debates and ron
certa Application blsnks have been sent
out to those whom tha society wishes to
obtain as members.
F. LOUIS S0LDAN DEPARTS.
Superintendent of Schools Starts
for Portland.
Superintendent F. Iouis Soldan will de
port to-day for Portland, where he will
deliver ona or the clilf educational ad
dresses of tha congress st tha fair. 21a
will not return until September.
All of the appointments for tha nest
year hare been mad, except the assist
ant Instruction o!T.crs. unucr tha now
oompuleory-edusdlon law.
Assistant 8upcrln:eni!ent C. G. Rath
sBacti wlU spend s-ieral weeks in vlslt
Icg Chicago. Milwaukee and other North
rn dtlrs In furthr study ar.d !cve:op
aleat of the new eJucntior.il mu-uni ec
tabilshed here since trie Fair. The local
oS!ce. for tha remain ler of this month,
will be In charge of Assistant Superin
tendents Blewett and Collins.
Ceaasrt at CTFaUoai rark.
MadJern's Military Band will render tha
following prograrania tnli ciex.icg at
0'rJ!cn Park:
llarcfe-Ur. BCaak llaa Prror
offia.--l!try4 tK.U34
ft) tva.taea fr Taa Taolrrtoot Hruta
Ba:rtkB-JUas ta Tolni Hartert
a) Jcta 4a las aataa. rra La Ores
y .-Slp Att-.C:a VoUsnar
i. Xaceai Cr.iUtt Uresra Iiia
T6a all-kaeB rxyaiar w-tg Asala I.a.mjr.
i"avt- aa aa craac JIt:iMr. aaocrtf, ty 3tv9
eUmca (Svcg V.t!ai.t V:i. Xj :, tu-ri.
Vaaar: Itlkna trctx Vvi::a I'-xtll. fr-rt
C.viHa iNocrara.); titt. --.ts (rala
H.lbU,
JOrar-c-s-S
cti. 'ag:T Tar.5iaar atsrciij.
UTUJ1UKUS.
M'ji . . TNT-ae
Tie tllxk Ilusr . . ... .. 3infttat
evtn fras Zjid C: tAai"-ir.ocr .ulouwttt
tai it4.r V.:li lira Me n. itaarUs
. Oarcteratic tt j Jr-h tVel-
mc:Li-T l!e at Oiaayaasa..........ruin
Tw-3:rB Oass tt IoTa , Urvl
CwsaatM Valveralry Eaatatt,
Jtcrcaic aracxau
Co!ca:oU. Mo.. Asg. i. Doetors H. B.
Shaw. K. B. Mumlord and Xssdor Loeb
have coatpieted the- ediratiosal exhibit
which taa -atata Calv-raitv will hava at
tfc atata fair at aedalia. The UpIay wiH
not aa coaaaea to the algncuitcrai depart-
ant wiu ae a getw.rsi univirsiiy ex
inastraaaa taa srasrta aad dvatoa
DECIDES
iwaitocaas.
A-
lacalfleaatly
beaatlfal. est la
hkadaiado plala
Donating of aalM
gold aa ahowa la
.UlastraUoa
Price $115
Beaatlfally
. i , carved, h:
VA awaatlar.
2m& w,th
carved, haadauda
aat
brilUaat
white dlaaoad
Price $8S
tg Fiae dlanoad,
set ia kaadsoraely
carved atouaUag
of solid gold, aa
howa by Ulastra
Uoa
Price $60
Dlamead Was Clear white dla-
xxi.. aioad. beaatlfally
AV.1'7 mounted la solid
'VrfC.V . .,
gota an r
tloaal Talae
Price $40
Other fine Dlanoad Rings at
from f lO to 3M
& KING
SUITOR ASKS POLICE
AID AGAINST RIVAL
Panned by Man Who Loved the
Same Girl Frank Zahnow In
vokes Protection of Peace
Guardians.
lt yesterday afternoon tha telephone
rang loud and long at tha Central office.
and when Captain Kcycolds answered tho
telephone an excited voice told him one
man was trying to murder another nt tho
University Hotel. The. wagon broke tha
record In the run to Pine and Sixteenth
streftsv but when the hotel was reached
only an excited man who talked of n.ur
der and the like was found.
At the Four Courts the man gava his
nama aa Frank Zahnow. No. 1515 Chest
nut street. Captain Reynolds asked the
ninn as- to tha cause of the hurry rail,
itihnow said he had a sweetheart named
Myrtle Iladdon. 17 venra old. who Uvn in
the same house as lie does. Further. Zali-
no-.v saiu. ne rum s rival in love.
The rival, according to Zahnow. Is a
"Iwd actor." end lhig In love with the
Ifaildon girl and Jenlous of Zahnow. ha
took occasion a slmrt time ago to beat
mm. i nen n mreatenej to kill zahnow.
and since that lino Zahnow says he
has bren In mortal terror. Ills terror
was increased when the report reached
hint that his rival was carrying a revol
ver. Testerday afternoon Zahnow met Myr
tle, nnil she warned htm to avoid the al
lege,! rival If lie vnlued his life. Zahnow
took the advice and kept dodging around
corners all afternoon. Then, about $
o'clock. li says he almost bumped Into hie
rival at Sixteenth and Chestnut streets.
Zahnow remembered his previous warn
ings and forthwith flail Tha rival iiva
chs.se.
Finally the University Hotel at Pin ana
Sixteenth was reached and Zahr.ow
dashed up the steps to a telephone. Jje
asked for the Central office, and Just as
he got It he saw his rival coming up the
steps- Zahnow talked fast, and almost
at the him time he turned to face the
man of blood the wagon dashed up, but
the rival had departed, no one knew
where. The police are looking for him.
Wkrs Taa Oa ta Xtw Tarsi
See the beautiful new jewelry sad art
salesrooms of Mermod. Jsccard A King
at n Fifth ave. (bet. Kin and Ifta eta)
Tou will be cordially welcomed.
"as-aeSBSatBaTaawaaaaaMK
CROPS BOOM COAL MINING.
aa
Mine Inspector Thomas Says lie
Expects Record Year.
Maron. Mo.. Aug l "The promise of
tremnd-us crops in Mtrsourl this year is
already affecting the coat business in this
State." said Mine Inspector Richard f.
Thomas, this morning. "J have just re
turned fro n Adair County, where there Is
m iiir iiumorr 01 mines ana Up there
work had been unusually dull until re
cently, laut week twenty-tww mines
there were In operation, working about
twelve shifts each. That means pretty
steady work.
"If the com crop (eta safely through
there will be a wonderful Increase ba de
mand for coal for transportation. Thea
the mills and corn shelters working steady
at all the towns will add considerable to
the consumption, t look for one of the
ben trade this fall and winter ta tho his
tory of Mlsrour! coal mining."
NINETY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE
Clay County Farmer Has Record
Breaking Corn Crop.
RETTBMC SPBCI U.
Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. a. Thomas 3.
Women or Liberty. Mate Senator for
Clay County, speaks almost with pity of
farmers who boast of only seventy bushels
of corn to the acre, and says be can show
a large Held where the crop will be nine
ty bushels to the acre.
"It Is the heaviest corn X ever raised."
Wurnall said, "and I bad one crop oa that
field that welched out eighty-six bushels
to the acre. We need jaat a utile rain tn
that particular locality as we did not get
the big rain Kansas City had tost week.
The corn ta nearly made, and I conSdeotly
expect to gather nicety bushels to the
acre on tnat nera ana i want to ressarg
again that there la some corn."
Every day sood oo.'ll:r.a are ssverttast
ta The Republic's "If elp Wanted" eeiaasas.
MULLANPHY BOARD CHANGED.
Two of Old Officers Fail of Re
Election. The triennial election of ofacers of the
Mullant-hy Board resulted is u-. choice
e-f all but two of the farmer peraeoneL
William K. Greta succeeds Joseph M. Fin
lng a assistant secretary, end Thomas &
Flaherty takes tbe plan of William A.
I.ucas as architect, of the board. Philip
J. Heu-r remains secretary of tha boardT
The clerk cf the board baa not yet beea
named, but Secretary Ileer sold last
r.irhi that be will moke the jsppolatsaeat
wftlilr. a few days.
GfTicera of the Mcllar.phy Board are
cho-rn for terms ef three years. The sec
retary recerves a salary of tiM a year.
the assistant (ecrctary SUao. and the ar
chltect a coismlssioa of 14 per cent ea all
repairs made on the board's property.
ffiw mmjl Imi. ntania turn
credit tenmv-Meathly me aeealj aaytaents
to salt, caa to-ay. UoXUm awas. A Ca,
ip;
as aa
ABBafAwaBBnsBnBauM
BRANDT Settle mi Tea reehrew
Ufo IffSfcus
eawwanreyey aaajag wagsysysy
UT laTS-Ladie' chstoaUte
"" kid. low lmttoti
(S hum attaaa). ayara too tSa
tan sate. Cahaw heal .aba aa
ais SI.5B
LiTim-Ladiea chocolate
atui Kiaraae ml
larca ayalata. -Vas-Tsaf
ware aaaa. caaam
$1.50
keel. X to 7, A to D.
f z.kt. aat to. . . .
UTTHi-Laate' chocolate
mmmmm kid. larrc eyelet.
Blacker Ozfora. frtak too. waR
son, acaooi aaeia.
SH tof.AAtoD.
t3.e. eat to
mt
OASS
J. C. BRANDT SHOE
GAS IS
THE CITY BEAUTIFUL.
IT IS-iaUPEAL FUEL
7jAfi Applications for Oas Were Made
jH'Saf W in July.
3,761
Gentlemea: To aarttoi wlsklas; to ase Gas for
f ael aad Mgkttag I caa conscleaUoasly say that it
Is oas of the most asefal. laespeastTe. aad aa
artlclo that any household caa scarcely get aloas
without. I "hare used same for orar Ira years for
both fuel aad light. My kill aTcrages from 92.00
to 93.50 per month. Respectfally yours.
SIRS. J. D. LARMORE,
f S018A Olivs St
Ladies atteaded tbe DeaoBstratloaa ia Cooklag ky Gas. aader tka alreetSea i
ker skilled lastractors, ta Jaly.
lTifi tmmtt ta tanrltael t
gtrra at tke Jafaa May Hdw.
W. A. Lacart ft Soa Hdw.
G. A. raaly Hdw. Ca- 1
Pay Gas SMSki at Oas? Free
THE LACLEDE CAS LICHT CO..
CITY OFFICIALS
INSPECT THEATERS
Chief Swiugley Baja Flaykoaeea
Ilave Installed Maay Safe
guards Not Required by
Ordinances.
Inspection of eight tbealers yeeterdey
by James A. Smith. BntMIag Coaunliajlon-
er. t;nier asringtey ci ia. ". ""
raent, AsslsUnt Cblef Bush. Taossss Car
ter. Hupenriscr of Ugbtlng. aad two Sre
mn. developed a highly satisfactory im
provement over last year's conultlona, ac
cording to Cblef Saingley.
In all the pta house, examined, he said.
there was evident a disposition to ob
serve the law. ana most of the manager,
had even Installed appliances which the
ordinances do not require. , .. .
The stages In all the houses vlslled.
rhl'f Bwlngley said, have been provided
with standj!pes and sprinklers, with
which tn flood ta. scenery and Boors in
case of are.
The walls and celling, over the stages
have been painted with fireprccf materials
and the boiler-rooms nave been made
safer by walls of concrete sad steel.
Tbe tiarrlck Theater and the Odeon Will
be Inspected to-morrow.
TRANSFERRED TO ST. LOUIS.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles J.
Crane Comes From Porto Rico.
Wr.a:fcMa75sV
Washington. Aug. a lieutenant Colonel
CaarlesJ. Crane, asghth Infantry, ass
been relieved from duty .In cpaunand of
tbe Porto Rlos prevleloosl regiment ofta
fantry and the military district f Porta
Rice and detailed to the """"f? H2S
tarVa department. He will be statloaed
at St. L0uta aa military secretary ofine
Northern IMrlslon. H will be sueoeedea
at San Juan tn command ef the troops la
Porto Rico br Lieutenant Hobart
Other orders Issued to-day:
u.i'-.r ri.riaa H. rirl'Tsoa. neeatly seeenetaS
rroat Captain. Tenth Cavalry. M sawgnaf
Uta riissnn a... . . ...
Centred sunron Oeirge R. Oertea tn ae-
eotDoar.T the flrat etacfcmect ex nerao.
U ant frotn CWumlJus Barracss. O.. ta San
yYenelvce. Aer a amrai a; w. inwy
be will take the srat arallable treses in Ssr
-Jst tSeSeasat Itobtt 9 Walsa.ajerajrr
i Hm en tears ! dtta-led te atteat tae
nrometioo e reaasa ar esaaaiaiy i aiuim
rrcm a gusaaei woar.c rseatTee n mntmm. mm
rdlrenact Is aanowret. .
Bint UeutsBant Wi:iiam M. Smart. Sbsb
sat eargaec sow at Seattle. wlUrwees ta
MTl u...i. .. - y v . r. IT
Zeve TAT ?tm iscaia aramis
la grantes Casaua Be
rth Tasatiy. .
M gnates Jsaftr WBV
tare P. Taaaare. UMh
Xere ror ck. xncnin
am t Botdaa.
iimtr tor one
mcath W
Casta ta
Harry r. Delton. s-staeata mmawy, to ae
aef PeptaCTber L He wul eatt for the pbtlla
bUm. Ocisbar a.
awrthmoatb Rlage: prlcea SUe sad a
HERMOD. JACCAKP XIMO,
fan enlers Slled.)
Bsaasst steialaa. aw aassat Ssasawa
Rcrcauc special.
Mount ateraaa. IU. Aag. a-Thaaaarrsi
store of Mr. H. Parrack at Merrwvaie.
about twelve mBea from hare, baraea
early this mornna and was a,
Tha loaa tn Mr. mek fcs a
The Sre la sap posed to hava fecea
by mice gnawayr
liest article, are wsaalty recorered ST
advertised la 7 be Rea.bUc's "taet aad
Found" cotmcaa. Tear eaaaast wai
v
Ktict.S Weut.ssot Eugene 'tJJJifc2j
Tiaia innaa awavwaxaaw Banana ,
fer
MaFttySau
LIT 231 Mm's chocolate
wa km lace StMie,
tea. i
LfaU
bUHMQL ttsssMsaMssUsBsl vMbsW
SLUM
to 11. C. D
IX.S. cat to.
LIT 423 Men's willow calf
"waasssssr ace shoe HH
f ttat, fall tea. wiffi. awad
wclakt aola. amtaadstg Aft
as. to 11. AA to C el H
D. $.. cat to ffffJlU 0
UT 3M-Mea's dark Russia
aaaaassaasa calf Blacker cat
ksss. tasJay last. Uapai toa.
Gooiraar welt. axtaarlaB alca.
a to u. aa to D,
93.s. eat
to
re smsi
9 AS ABVaamflCB
QUEEN OF LIGHT
IN
Gas Appliances Were Sold in the
Same Month.
tThe FeHewiaa; Speak fee TtKSBsetoee:
Geatlemea:
cooking;. iUaraiaatia;. kaattag'. ct&. aad get
satlsfactloa. kotk
I do aot uaderstaad kow aayoaa caa afford
without sane.
serrlce, I aa.
5,508
Maatiatei Talks aa
Csu,
Caw.
SB Oisatrsa av frasa Aaa SCk
1 Msachester are frasa Aaa
Aaa leak to lTak.
Pay
B.40.S-W.
Ticket Office):
ORvw awkI SJtath Straess) ,
awMi Union Station.
TOLD HE MUST NOT HIRE
NEPHEW AS A BARTENDER.
sator stohstlew la li
It
Pmnlsskia ta employ ha) MSws. S
years old. as bartender, waa denied Wll
Uam Rogerst a seJooakesper. by a M. J.
Hartmana. Deputy Exclae Cwiumlswoasr.
yesterday.
Rogera waa told that tha ptmass ef a
minor tn a dramshop, whether a. aa em
ploye, visitor or patron, ta forbidden, aad
no exception can be made tn the case of
tbe keeper's relatives.
Rogers has a saloon st No. SHI Rutger
street, and until a few days ago had hired
his nephew to attend the waats of patrons.
The police of the Seventh District re
ported the hoy's employment and Rogers
appeared before Deputy Hartmana yes
terday, i
He agreed to obstrvs the law aad aa
charges wars preferred saahtst htm.
Be Drs. Bond and Montgcmery.
at ERMOD. JACCARD A KtHwa
Broadway. Cor. Ingest.
DESMOND. VAGRANT, PAR0UD,
3f aa Who Assumed Chiefs Naaae
Mast Report to Coart.
WTtllam Deamond. vagrant, was releasee
resterdav from tha Clayton Jal an a
parole, to report at the Srst day of eaeh
term of court held within the next sta
months
Desmond was .sentenced for she months
br Justice Barren of Webster Oroves
three weeks ego. While sa the Sheria"e
efflc a Clayton ho waa Introduced to
William Desmond. Chief of Detectives of
St. IiOuts. who scowled when he heard
that his name was being used aad mad.
the vagrant admit that It was assumed.
He said he had been advised to aea It
when he got Into trouble, for It would aat
Ilk. raagJo la seearbts his release,
a.
From a statement prepared hy 'the Aa-
and Collector or water
Rate. It as
pears that the Xeuastana Purchase Bspa
sltlon Company has paM the city for wa
ter rSJaVsli The hHls bringing th. sere
lea down ts August s. which J ?f
audited. In i lease tha amount which tha
UkXatstm
coNsrcrATioK area bpbp
muMATtnv eraaa)S4.
IM, Hi. RJttOfc UtaDa
RUPTURE m
SaBal v BaaV aassw fBssi waaw asBB' gV Bass ubbbbbsbP
Mil's lit Ssfts
UT4sy-sfeaa chocelata
lew ktitteai laUel
eaaaaSrtoia.A () M
to IX S4.ee. eat to. . .NaBB
Iff 3U-Ma.-.Rmia caOf
uwcaer cat Ox-
wan. fan
aiea.fltoll.AtoD.
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to
LIT SSH-Mtsvadatk
a-wasawawai siacall Xfeaed.
Saw swttsa. -pa-Tar iaat,.
turn.
ggfi
to IS. A to D.
9S.SS. eat to..
ASOVST.
CO..
X ia astag? Gee far all
la aerriea aad twlea ef
aad
to so
Tkaaklag yea kaartlly far tka
Tours resaactfauy.
P.A.GA'
STIC N. SXd
i
81
716 Locust St.
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taa
a
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weswSwaraS
74
Casanaunr.
Co.. of New Tork
States Court ef Aaeeaa
Tha Detltlon of tha Rel
pany alleges that tha Xew
contrtctea nr a
ccttonwood st I
The aetltloa alas aWaaea abat after
lng the material. Sahnoa A Co. refaaatti
tab. the aasouat contracted far. The
ITeleaa Box Compear brought east for
t.
a
t;jSa.77. tha amoant aJleged to as Asa.
GIVING AWAYagERroRBIOOEKa
Ealooakeeper Is Charged ffltS
VralaUag Saaday Law.
Otrtaer
Bubaa of No.
aefradaat hi t
South
to reveu. hsj It-
nan as lassaidar
Bubaa was tried by at M. J. Hi
Deputy Excise Commies toner,
dared that ha had aot sold bat
seer ta several Meade July SX
The poHe. ef the Third Dhtfrfct
Ruben and A. was cited to appear
the Excise eeiaiaissionar ta snow sau.
whr he should net forfeit his lleaass ft t
vtolattoa ef the Sunday law.
No erteloa wSl be aunsuwaed fa Wu
han's case uatfl tha return r Mr. MuItI
bin. ON. AT MULaWwU awttVE, MO.
Drfllera Strike Flaw Wkfle Ber
lag WeU.
Mi
uhwiiy Ore m. Aas. a-WhSa eiw
w la hartaa; a wall at taa mCk plart
U A. Sate, rats msruUsL, taa erfaa.
uk a gtiuaa Saw af aB at a Atsta at U
Of ta
struck a
Beet.
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viaaiiy aaej tear.
taat it eaau a.
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