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fPHB ST. LOUIS BEPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. IA.TJGTJS,r 9, 1905.
i-
OLDFIELD BARELY
ESCAPES DEATH
In Bace at Detroit His Xachiae
Collides With Another, Goes
Throngh a Feace aad Seriously
Injures Daring Driver.
SSSMStttSMMStSS
eUSVIB&B SAYS HIS TIME
. HAS HOT VET ABUUVTBB. 4
NEFCBUC SPECIAL.
Harper H
Hcsnltal. Detroit, Mich.. 4
Aug. . "XdJ my time ha not come
z
s yet.- saia uraneia to-aignt. "uuess
I tear a charmed life. To-day' ac-
cident was the worst I over had.
Thank GraS. no spectators were
killed. I will not quit racing. As
mob as I am out of the hosj.ltal I
rhaU begin again with injr new
racing car. which was finished only
yesterday.
t
Detroit. Aug. 8. Hamy O'dfieM had an
almost miraculous escape from death this
afternoon at !h- automobile races at
iro- Polnte track, r hn Dan Wurgls t,f
J.-inng. Mich., cvllidcd with his car in the
three-quarter stretch during the flrst mile
f the five-mile opn event.
O'dfield and hN tar 'st throuKh the
ftfiiro Into the lnti-l'l. and Oldlleld received
a badly lacerat-il scalp and a severely
bruised right arm.
Wurgis'a car alku went off the track on
1h- outside, but did not capsize, and
neither car nor driver was Injure,
OUififld lay unconscious In the Infield
when a dozen horrified Miectators reached
bis side. He was carried to an ambulance
which had tieen provide! In fear of acci
dents and taken to H.irper Hospital,
wrier- it was said to-night that, barring
entirely unforeseen developments, he
would be out In u few days.
McALEER AND R0BIS0N
CONFER IN PITTSBURG.
Visit f refill Baseball Mes 111 Tea
Ceaaelldallea Reports nig Oral
la Baseball Expected.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pittsburg. Pa.. Aug 8 Strance Indeed
ar the dolnsrs In Im-IuiI1 1:i Pittsburg
tow. Within the la:t thlrtv-slx hours n.-v-ral
conferences of lmicrta:ice have been
lii'ld nd more are booked.
I.ast evtning Harney Dreyfus and
Frank delln.ii Kobicon. owner of the St.
Umu Natloti.-il Ii:uL'iK Club, hail a Ions
i:ferene- fi-re. They nontiltl with
:-irry Herrnian In Cincinnati by loni-cliiitanc-
plume, nn.l I)r-fus-i took a train
at roMtilzht for "ineinn.-itl to see Herman.
It'.bison scttX 'io-.vn for a four d.iyV
Mav and I)refur. Is exp-ctei bark hero
ti-morrw to rr.-tl the CaidinMn pre.-l-denl
nK.-iln. To deepen the mystery Jlni
mv McAlerr tf the St. Imls American
J.ine fluii rnolwl here from thi Hist
this forcniHui. and bad a Ioiik talk with
Itol.U'iii. hi rival.
The Pre". whMi Is nwne by MorKhM
rs of the I'lltitliiirz bail elnl. eom-s out
to-night commenting on the tnyterv and
makes the rrr.ticliin tint a Hi: dal in
baseball will tie nrnour.ce.i lafcre imig.-
It Is the firm belief here tint the Ameri
can League Is to 1 reorcnnlzeil next fan.
with PlttFl.ure :r-'. "ii:ri,i.iU titklnc the
I'lncen it vtamnztnn aiu: Detroit. Ju-t
where St. Im!x 1 in on the al now.
hoe-er. is what Mook th- rrophet.
DOMINICK TO RIOE
IN THE RICH FUTURITY.
f""T Will ttepart To-Morrnw ta
Haadle Um I. Illll'a Call,
Esstrrlr, la I'ailrra Z-
Year-Old Male.
Although O-orse P. Hill's colt. Esoteric,
has not been In the best tilm f lute. It
lias len deldrl to Mart lilm In tho
-ney Jsljitid Futurity of thH var. nnJ
JK-k y !ir.lnlrk of thl cltv has Iteen
enj;.Ktd tu -llot him In the life -year-old
event.
Kt-oterlc utarte.J three times this ssti
sot: nnd won oh each oeca!!i. Then lie
became Mtrlcken with an ati.uk of fever
and it was tirces-nry to retire him. llii
wner decided to clii- plentv of time to
Mm In which to round Into form, and has
mad arransementu to rt.rt him In the
great Juvenile ent of the American turf
5 ear.
Jockey Domlnlck. accompinled by
former Jockey Ole Kelson, who ! now
Donilnlck's manager, will Mart for New
Tork to-morrow. Jockey Iiwrence m ly
accompany them. If Ju.lee Miicinn lll re
Instato him Iwfore their departure. The
i-oys have had a talk nlth Jtid?e M.iclnn.
and It Is thoucht tht I: will look favor
ably upon their application.
Iawrence rub-l off at the Fair
Orounia for a ride en plnkerton the d.iv
that HIkIi Clnncellor scored In uch
handv fashion aflr Willie Snyiler's whip
had become entnnclrii in his tall. I--iw-rence
trbil to mto Plnkerton. following
Instructions br his stable, nnd the eolt
fought dner;,tely asainyt the restraint.
Hute,jm.r,t races of Plnkerton sho-d
that he could not en a distance, and It
Is thoucht that thl fict mav Induce
Judge Maginn to teltitu:. 1,-iwrcnca be
fore th tKiv start. for the Kat-t.
fVmlnirk n offerol a mount on Hyson -by
In the Ore.it lleinblle Stakes of S it
urdav at Saratoga, but had tireviously de
rllneil. thinking that he could not make
the retiLlto weight Now he has reduce.
Ms avoirdupois and he may poolhly rMe
the rolt. if no Jerkev has yet been en
gage, liy the Kerne Ititertjits,
Pnmlntrk will so Hi?t. however, with
th epre- purpose of riding J'sntertc
As the colt mav round Into good snipe
befora the day for the big stake, his per
formance will 1 watched with Interest.
Troll lag ots.
AeSra O) ft:14m. n-- troitrr rr MfKlr.ie.
t:ll. ! evt cf Nona V R.:5. by Admiral.
On ( .1st SoI-tIi cut Ms T-.1 t S-IK4 his
f yesr-ol! S"n. AraJ.'.ih. tratle.'. to a mark of
!:la tn a lr.r.ls nrs
In Ttie ;! pniitnc ef ttm mare Mr
HatAawar Is t!i" - Z pr nirnlra lat nek
fhe Jutges u.ndM Murrtr f.-r is-q k
Tley also fine! An RuMta l' fr lulrg up
Tbe tJiy gsMleg Turirr : tjt.t nj) ,51,.,
TM lrr sr.m tfce I It trot : .."'n.!"r. I 1
l'refirh plate .m of UiiruLt ,Z t? tin 1
mcll ntred don th Un
Jnale rt Jv, wlr.r'r ef ! I t: r"-'rr arw
t Wmtaer la by t;e-:c ..t, rf nremrnt
Iter pre!oua reronl wf r 11 waa tnau at Wat'.a
Vtatla. W'a-i in IKI
Lerd Rj!ra t. -n ef Ati-m. arj 'wnr
Hanks tAat Hb Mlia-r ! taairs eit en'o t
Irani! Orfjlt. la nBt far from : '.1 milrr
rlgtit ne.
tr 0er rn the T-s.-nVr e Cr -
Make laat nvntl frr !h" i!rl tlm- ilia tn
aenj tier been IPct Hal. lurcn 5rat:an.
Walter Dlract.
Plra nw t.t pa"r !' rtrth
Dlisxrt. l-?7i: Joaie. 1-C"'. ItM llu;.
rrlend. I . and 1'a-al. Ivi,
Waltr
1. tr t-le. Th. l.rM).
ceit Kn
aeta C. i.tf. ia so ty him. -::
i!4 trrttlrg : lrlr.cea cv.".
tr I irar
";t I
7 re4nt i
1-Vrr.aJv ;-:;v. .-n ef MiKlrrrr
atie reemda mere c&iained .; tt r-tn
tneetlrg at lasj Angtics. Cat., arhrre th- ct
cf clher ef ita a-ra thwet on 11 coot ftrm.
ZmtIt. ill, l err areel. hl acts.
rmaratr T. waa wocxlA !. 1!-',..
1 Ma
ataagStar. Iaat narr.a. sraa .-.-n4 In Z
,s.
tR. CP.nri! te nmrr t..t .
aacanl Waller r(r.et 1- r-flr.x. rw.
trait last srex m ts rsce for ii-- o.s Cham
ber of OraJitrce i-tak-s t. a r-a!.M:- f f t
Jtew Tem Sre!r cje t. s.rrs7 , Nt
ark drose Mm en ! -?1 sr te et am,
vM tao speed ef t!e yi-irtT a'trarted re
ars! atteatUn. Mr r::-l ;j btm frr !!.
ta a taerjetnan. a 4:nx-J c; fa lot -j-.
Itr far deaitsle tJlU t-t te Jar-.!, k !-.
aaww.4 Beyaa Strau.. :, . u ThcinaS
arasaad tne i-ra--J ttn aeaaon ni dm
as. . te.aie.ii-. -v-, .. . u .-. ,,r"- G'i some ., passing. More.
...- at i. tie. e-..'. -vi .,..t t. Tr. club chamclcnshlp will be down
.v .?nb tia r..,-.. -.- .. the tlnal as oon as Raatnn and
aiai r" - fc ' L -s.i2n. xa-
SUTTER PJNERAL
;
. ' , ,. ,. '
Obseqaies of Mrs. Otto Mm or to,
Occur From Residence. .
i
r fUneral of Sirs. Frr-re M Q.,tte
Tne rennai 01 ?. r -ore..ce .M Juttee. 1
S? ZJ2ZZ12Z SiJSS 2?r.5?
Tna ssii-v ..v., . -. .. e-4wi-i3tv.
Ko. SOS St, Iaouls avenue. The. intermtat
arSI ba private. ;
kfrajsaurr was the dauchtercf Mr. and
Mrs. F. A, Nabee, She sras cerate! ur-Jn ,
Sssat sevea menths ago. and died tt
.- tP .,.i..ll.- tlnmm -t. - I
IVH4t - -..w., ,v. minj .
get 10-
at Uaa. at.
fgon-BucsrsxLu.
Tsto-. Aug- Sesator WUiam J.
iaa acceated aa ievttaticn to speak
peesJe ta be given by the Modern
esse, a soa ef tea oocoi trotter sc Vincent, J flnt was on the opening day. when Caugh-tassa-
J nawaga lock the Saratoga Handicap. On
SADIE MAC EASILY
US $10,011 PURSE
Peter the Greai Hare ia Straight
Heats ' Annexes the Empire
State at Baffalo Fast Heat
Trotted ia 2:08 1-2.
Buffalo. X. T.. Anc. S WU JUc tlk
Peter th Great snarn. took tha WUm
BBDire Stale Purse for ! imtm. tha
Teature of the Onuid CIrcmU card at
Kenllworth Park this afternooa. cuOr a
threw straight heats. Bcdl Mae was a fV
tc-tio favorlt ia tar pooUac.
Four races wers witness rtTrjr the larartt
crowd which has sathered in tat Oraaa
Circuit her sire ths old daya of tha
miuiiu unTina fsrau
The backers of Sister Colette lost a tot
of money in the J24 trot. She sold oprrdnc
favorite at !& In pools cf HIS. bat a brash
In the first heat found Hardwood la froat
and the Camwood reldta proceeded to
make It three straight.
Summaries:
t:W rare, mine ilsm. three wm
A itnon. w. h.. br Allerta tltntJ;)..
nir-ctna wnrr. br. h. tAndmru....
j'-ruca. b. g. (Murphr)
Irlli. ch. m. IA. Tho-ru)
Josl-. b. m. ile nrdrj
!.! iicll Ornok. br. m. ts. 8nrdcr..l
tXfln. b. k. Ge"rrl
Tlnp.f-::0CV. J.-CLV1. ?:ii.
... 1 1
...
... 2 I
...3 4
... S
...
S::o trot. Em?ir Status, asrss .. tfarss
nrt nUn:
Sa4Ieitac. b. in., by P?er tbs Onst
Zephyr, b. is.- (Oemi S
Mifs (iay, b. ra. A. 9. sfcPonaUt a
Ilrcprrle Illlltnn. b. s. (Sianden)
Kounie lt:M?:i. b. m. (Heweltl t
fJry Cm. r. . W. B. MrDonaM)
Mamie R.. b. m. (De Itiderj 7
Msrercn. br. r. IIelmack
i i
i
s
ura-e ii'ni. o.
Tlir-!-'
... i Mis
Tt.rr-yer)U."pur tl.SW. ttinftit t!an:
Mirv Aiituu. tlk m.. by Roy WUkes
Snow s l i
MaOjira Direct. b'Jt. t.. tit Direct D
Ilrutr ................................ e
jirr.e i:i?,. ;:i7. ;a.
:si trr.t. punw l.(W). three-hest alaa:
lUr.lwooJ. Mk. .. by Oamwood
ovr)
KIMrr Colette, b. m. (Walters).
Setawny. ch. g. fll'lman)
l:-! iie. h. m. L4mnt
I.-.M Itmrt. h. (MllUn)....
Illnif-r. b. tn. r Rder
linaiant oirt. I., m. iCurrey)...
Tlrae-IU. 2M'i. tar
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4:
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FALSE BREAK SPOILED TBW stACB.
Flv Hans Raw Their Beads wst Be
far Starter Said -Hr
Cincinnati. Aug. . Thres) favorites won
at Latonla to-lay. In the aecend event
Nevermore. Eleanor Howard. Fleuron.
Kdundo and Eria Lea got away to a falso
break, and ran half a eat! before they
were stopped. Track heavy. Summaries:
That race, seven furloegs Darthula. K
ilUilik-t. -j to S. wen; IlelUnn. 101 Ulooker). It
lu 1. veni; Ilapy Jack II. tut (alutri). It to
1. '.tiltJ. Time. lu.t I-;. Ulybrook. ItanOy Vill.
Aluu. Cwf, Chief Muh. Cub rranklm, Me
ili" jn.l !ir atanners also raa.
Secun-i race, seven furlongs Ilertrtwla. ln
l.M.itrlti. j tu i aon: Albemarle. 11 iNlcul). in
la 1. i.-ct-nJ; r-relnr. IIS KurOer. to I.
thlr.l. Tlaie. !:n zi. Ductor Wang, Xeter
troie. ily Kranur, Two Penny. Putter. ElsaDar
lluerl. leluardu. r'.euron aod Ella Lea alao
Ian
'third rare, flve furlongs (laleta, IIS (Sasm
:er;. zt to '-. mon; (.ua. 1M (Hall). 10 8.
ecund: anta Lucia. 100 (Kadtfee). (Ill, third.
T.iin, 1 .-;. Iiams I'urJrn. IVarl. Ituaaeil. IJla
21 .onmient an-l Laly Wa-Mrll also ran.
iVmlli raw. one mile Van Hope. M tKadtae).
IS tu i. -A.,u. ,j.. 37 IJackeonl. 10 to 1. sc
r..l. fi'fr IJlhan. s; (Klnley). 3 to L third.
Tiii.e. l.: z i. Annie Williams. PreeaUa.
Muin.-y. Grand Vltese. allot Ued. Kogsr etoUta
l.n.1 imtlaw al'J ran.
ritth race. R an4 a half furlnags CTeal. IK
1U:i. to 1. w.,n: Matarrm. ts tllenoersoni.
1 to 1. .cen.l: XeuJ-ana. 141 4 Wilson), t to 1.
tnlrt. Time. 1:11 S-i. The Minks, Kails, Hot
Polk.!. 11. nry Iletirlcas. Ductcr Keith sal Doc
tor lli-Oure alea ran.
Slatii lace, als and a half fwlisiaa Bijas. Ml
4lla!!i. 4 to S. won; Coilca. MI IBobtaaoa). a)
10 1. aeeonj, Oruvalra. 101 (Booker). 1 to L
ihtr.1. Time. 1& Man Italian. Beach. Maiftoa
anil Ara also ran.
Lataata Eatrtea.
rirft tc. ala rurl'mgn:
uk-ful V'l laily lam...... I
!'!.).-:. i- May I't Tancy lOi
Knrfln ...... -...1m Fonteals .....147
Mncona 1'T Uracleue ........147
A Olivlrt 1 larl TobSSCO..... 17
iiern tioun I'd l'nton 116
fr. hni Ill K-il Cliff 114
Secim-l late, nos mlla and a, sixteenth:
IYlol . ...
IP-t
Ilej te-ar....,
linyal Pearl
Katie Powers....
Ihx-1 or Riley....
Male Ilanlon....
!etrh Thistle..
.144
,.b
Third race, flye pjrlopgs:
I'rrtty Nilie Manrta Maal K
Anita V Itomola .101
Si-eeomaiifr 11 ITenola 104
Angola 1S
1'oarta
eorse-
race. handicap
h:o King iu Alice Oasaaasar.....Ul
inx II iu Kilmsrle 1st
:... Amttrrlam IV. Ulue Mbit U7
i-.-ii.1J 1C
111th race, fly rurl?ng:
Jack's uueen U2 IJla M lOt
AH Ktoon l'O llattla Klagstoa. Y
MJttrr 1"3 J4tta 1st
Ml-s Ijrnch Id Pearl Rassrll in
4 lutein.. .... rs
Galetta as3 MM I.nch.
Stevens entry.
sixth race, sis furlongf:
l-Xil'a :- Tf.e Itoustsbout 1
Col Jtm Douglas.. .I4i Nominee !
i'oxlr.a !? Joe Goal 10
Sand Uath IP "ull rtway 11
Ilortcn 11C A'.llata US
lust Man IK isiitl.eneas 114
Ulafk F.is 114 Potter IS7
LATOXIA
itmnntuc btccial.
Cincinnati. Aug. rsdeerjeas:
rimt lUca-IUd Cliff. A Cbarlet.
s-c:r.o Raes-Rad Lasf. Dr. Riley. Male
llan.un.
Ihlnl Itacw Romela. gpeedmaker. Taoola.
Koarta Ilace-tou!t!. lilue illnv Allc CVaa-
l.l.i(.er
Fltta
aU
Race Oaletta. All Brows. Paart Rsa-
sixth Race Horton. Heat Mas. Blyt
TTXSlia SI ATtllES AT TBIFUB A.
I'harlea Defrats Sasllhero la Seasl
Saala of tTIafe Toarsaarsl.
J. W. Charles defeated Melt tile Smlthers
tn the wconi roua.l of tho Trlj.le A tea
jiU tournament eterday afternoon. .
t- Chariea outgeneraled tho clever
uu:ig pi.ijer opised to him. did the net-
it pucing ana wore n:j young opponent
!onn by keeping the tall close to the sida
lines, then running to tho net to emaah
the ret im.
Smtthera used a short lawford placing
stroke tl:at worried Charles considerably.
The older p!aer ued his esperlence witn
good effect and kept his opponent from
uir.g his best stroke as much aa possi
ble. in th round robin tournament Ellis
11-chel beat Charley Turner easily, ft 4.
"-S. Itschel 1 one o the best players
in the club snd is rapidly rounding t-
form. He pled a dashing game, covered
much ground and won at his ease.
U. U. More ti N. M. gempla In the
round rotln. -o. 7-5. sample's canoeing
eerr.i to hat-e affected his rams cnnaM.
rably. though he displayed speed In spot
now-
to
barles
I play their entianal Mote Is In the final
now. stid will rrect the winners of the
Char:e.
rlonP
Eastnn set for the club chant-
p. More 1 rreaent club chamnlan.
Secretary Smith announces a tourna-
1 ment open to all tennis players la the
city to begin r.est Saturday.
Paul Oleescn. the club's crack player. Is
ou: of town at rresent. He defaulted to
Eastan in the championship.
SASFORtVS 9TABLB IS BABtC 1XCK.
' Mallle Braadt Vlae Third Slake Me
Has Takea ta Clgbt Days.
garatega. N V.. Aug. (.Although this
was only the eighth day of the Saratoga
meeting. John Saafcrd of Amsterdam. N
V, ha carried off three stake races. The
Siturday Mehawk II won the Sara tot a
nav rl-'cis!. and to-day the IeUware Handl--UAT.
cap fell to Molfte Brandt, who won the
same race last jear in 1 :- lo-cay
she cllrped a Bfth cf a ascend off that
tise.
'?m5 ,w
rirat ?ca. -x f 1. 'S"ia weTiaiea. l
Lyel. II to t. ten o. Uae of Llf. jai latillerl.
, ,. , . v.,.,. uvn til - i
" ?- -Jh-twt uria:
aiat i-aa :?. :r urn, mw
Curartise -i s: .ace also raa.
i j! race handicap re. ri Ue&aara. i:
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"rsertt rare. - BatHe gsaai rat iWi 1 1 I
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REPUBLIC IPCCIAU
Kaw Terk. As. t-fMertlaae:
First Rsea BJisase. Jiswsmlre. afottlo Dos-
ohue.
Seeend Raw rsjaTjar-andTTlr. Jlai Newman.
Punctual.
ThlM Itsee Red Bya, Vender. Pfrverae.
Fourth Race Little Scout. Oarsman. Wire pi.
Fifth Race Loretta M.. Little WonUs, Port
Arthur.
Blsth Rsea Oeiasadth. guisaiui sf
Stroller. .
TAFT PROPOSED
FOR PRESIDENT.
Beareseatatlve Fayae. tat Teaat
at
Baaaart la Maatla, Ssgrgcesta
retasr ta Saeeeed Basse velt.
Hardin. Aug. S. Secretary Tart was the
guest of honor to-night at a banquet giv
en Irjr tha combined Chamber of Commerce
at the Grand Opera-house. Covers were
laid for end guests. The address of wej
eme was made by Governor General
Wright, who raid:
"It may seem somewhat Inappropriate
for me to say to-night, but. gentlemen. I
think we have a right to ask vou for what
our President calls a square deal.
Whether we are rightfully or wrongfully
h're Is not to be discussed at this time,
but when ths American people take over
the sovereignty of a people without their
consent, they will get "a square deal.'
A toast to "The President0 sras respond
ed to by Representative Foster.
Representative layne. In speaking of
"the benefits of the trip." took occasion to
propose Secretarr Taft as the next Prea-
laent.
In responding to a toast to the navy.
Representative Ross, chairman of the
House Committee on Nav.it Affairs, de
clared that Ita strength should be In-
creasea.
Representative Cooper, chairman of the
Committee oa Insular Affairs, spoke on
"Congress and the Philippines," and Sec
retary Taft discussed "The Philippines. In
iam and in nos."
Bnterlng the onera-house and taking a
box. Miss Alice Roosevelt received a great
ovation.
Wednesday afternoon there wtQ be a
hearing or the fobs ceo Industries.
MaJor General Corbln's dinner to Miss
Roosevelt to-night was a brilliant func
tion. Tfaa'clsas of help secured through Re.
pabMe Want Ada la the beat obtainable
In St. lamas. All druggists taka Republic
Want Ada.
THE TEXAS FEVER IN KANSAS.
Lire-Stock Inspector Quarantines
33 Cattle at Grand 6nmn.it.
Tcpeka. Kas., Aug. .-Tesas fever has
appeared In a herd of 400 cattle at Grand
Summit. Kas, near the Oklahoma line,
and J. R. Baker. State Live Stock In
siector. baa quarantined the animals.
Thirty-three of the cattle have the fever.
A few have died with the disease.
"This Is the first appearance of the
Texas fever in the State this year. said
Mr. Raker, "and I do not think there Is
any danger of Its spreading." The Federal
authorities are also watching the cattle.
The cattle were shipped to Kansas 119
days ago. and It cannot be understood
how they became Infected.
RIDES TO JAIL
IN HIS AUTO
M an Wanted en Charge of Theft
Obligingl?- Offers Captor Use
of His Motor Car.
Detective LaParge found a most ac
commodating prisoner In the person f
I.uther Robinson, also known as Harry
Williams, whom he arrested In front f
his home, at No. 4U Ledac street, x ester
day afternoon. Robinson Is wanted at Sa
lem. Mo., on a charge of stealing a shot
gun.
Since his arrival here Roblr. n hss bee
in the employ of an automobile concern.
When he went to his home xesterday
evening he went In n automobile. La
Rarge was there waiting for htm.
Instead of calling a patrol wagon the
detective Jumped Into the car snl told
Robinson to drive It to the Four Courts
They scorched down Locust street at a
lively rate and met Chief lesmond on the
way. La Itarge saluted the chief from
the auto and th- great thief taker was
scarcely able to Identify his subordinate.
When th-v drew near to him he recog
nized La Itarge and smiled.
Robinson w-as Licked up in the holdover
and will be held pending the srrlral of an
officer from Salem. Mo. The machine
was driven back to the garage by another
chauffeur.
PASSENGERS ARE SHAKEN UP.
Train Bans Into Landslide Near
Debeqne. Colo.
Grand Valley. Colo.. Aug. . Denver and
Rio Grande webounS pae-gcr No. 1 ran
Ir.to a landslide near Ibetuf. twelve
mile west of Grand Valley, early this
morning, and Conductor J. W. IXawdy of
Sallda. was seriously Injured and taeaty
two parsrnajcrs more or Ws shaken up.
The engine an J laggage car were over
turned. Colorado Slillir.a train, which left Den
ver at o'clock last r.ight. 1 laid o-t here,
a Is also "Denver and Rio Grande passen
ger No. J, which left Per.ver at t o'clock
yesterday mnrr.lne. It Is likely that traffic
will be blocked fcr at least twelve hours
longer.
Laniseekers to th? number of 180 are
on the delayed trains.
WOMAN ORDERED TO "OBEY."
Presbrterian Church Chancco the
Ritual.
REPCBUC SPT-aAL.
Pittsbarg. Acg. . TTre rerised rerort r.f
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ana ssnsswswaBsnss r
ttiaW sVn)ntHns 9
f. 17i 1 tn'' Preebytertin .rerJ Assnjblr Cora
Jji a-tax, jne, ca Forma and Serrlje contains
the rituals or the -e-p-ctlre churches, and
white much allie. they show striking
contrast In the marriace. service.
In the Presbyterian Church th woman
w... e n n ... ... a -w .!! .a
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1.1c oig e-ii. 1. n vpi.uitx aim me
woman wneth-r she taka such ac cbllga-
Hon -
in tne ai-inKsx - pai tnt-rcn sc
need make no such promise.
Aajrt-V-C - va: atar be boJght or
BBM taiaaaa SHB-avoc ta sat .
LA FOLLETTE TO BE LEADER
OF RADICAL REPUBLICANISM
If W.wC4aa Governor Takes .flis
Best in Senate This Fall, as Ex
pected, Aatiiwsa Crasade Is As
sured. BaUIw!m?aa.r
Asar. g Ttiaaai
ta XewTork aad Wasalnaton
that La
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."" uoveraor La Failstte baa denied
tnatlM ks aathariaed any ati
to aJa Intention, taera la mod
believing that he will take tl
tateirjent as
a reason rcr
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oSUe aa Called State Senator when Coa
KE"x.ce!!!?,' ..a.p.bsaira at once
Wwt tor aaaoy veara,
ship, ta which ha was sleeted. aad toenter
i JSmZ? VS ." ltaw Mtarest.
tor Governor La Follette wis undoubtedly
tb wnkaaaaaii af radical Ktaitulnn.
bfor tari4fli regaiatlon of railroad
"2 Protsibly of rrvtalon of the tariff.
Washington newspaper correspondenu
who have recently returned from Wiscon
sin say. oa authority of Oovernor La Fol
lette himself, that, for one thing, he in
tends to start aT!gorous antlpass cru?ade
in Congress. It Ts a fact cf common
knowledge la Washington that Congress
men of Txrth parties, who Inveigh four
days a week against railroads, win run
ever to New York en Friday nights on
free traasaorutlon. to aay nothing of the
fact that they travel to and fro from their
homes on pass's, though they collect aalle
age. from the Government,
Coventor La Follette. la openly de
nouncing this sxactlce ia the Senate, will
not be dams; a new thing. Bat La Follette
SHAW CRITICISES
VIRGINIA LEADERS
Speaking at Republican State
Convention, Secretary of Troas
nr Says Commonwealth Has
Gone Backward ia Statesman
ship. Roanoke. Va.. Aug. S.-One cf" the
largest Republican State conventions in
the history of Virginia met here to-day to
nominate a full St-ite ticket. Between 1.
3 and LSM delegates were present. It I
almost exclusively a white man's meeting,
there being very few negroes in the hall.
J. Ltictan Gleaves. the temporary chair
man, pleaded for harmony and asked for
a square deal at the poll. Every mention
of President Roosevelt's name was wildly
cheered. Committees were appointed and
recess taken until o'clock this evening.
Concresy a c.impU-ll Hlemp. the only
Republican Congressman from Virginia,
was introduced to the convention to-night,
and he. In turn, introduced Secretary of
the Treaeury Leslie M. Shaw, who had
been Invited to come to Roanoke to ad
dress the convention. Mr. Shaw was
greeted with a storm of cheer. He spoke.
Inpart. as follows:
Tan Secretary touched upon the growth
and development of the United States and
of Virginia's resources. Concemlnar Vir.
glnta. he said:
"Virginia, is a great State. Virginia Is
rich In resources, rich In history, rich In
blood, and at one time she was the rich
est of all the States In statesmanship. If
her wealth of statesmanship has been less
noticeable In recent years )ian in previous
periods, let me -aure you that it la be
cause greater stress has been laid upon
factional politics than upon the wise so
lution of public questions.
"If Virginia has not maintained her
prestige, it is because factional devotion
to traditions nas stippisntni mat innugm
ful consideration of public questions which
marked the careers of the fathtra.
EXTEXPS INVITATION.
"Virginians have remained loyal stock
holders in the great corporation: their
representatives have appeared on he
Board f Directors, but they have not
been adequately represented on the Ex
ecutive Committee. I invite them back
to their appropriate place among leaders
of thought and leaden of action.
"Please do not misunderstand me. I
bring no criticism of individual clttsena. I
bring no criticism of the member of the
opposite party. As good men as ever
lived, as patriotic eltbp-ns aa ever breathed,
aa good business men aa I know, and as
good friends aa I now cherish, disagree
with me politically.
"I am not sptaklng of the spirit or the
patriotism or the statesmanship even ef
Individuals. I sreak only of the spirit and
tne statesmanship or paruc.
At the conclusion ef Mr. Shaw's address
the convention adjourned untlt to-morrow,
when th Commute on Resolution will
report.
BUTCHER SOUGHT
IN CUTTING AFFRAY
Argument Betweea Andrew Far
row and Two Men Leads to
Stabbing, for Which Police
Are Now Set-king Him.
Following an argument at th corner of
ECghth and Salisbury streets between An
drew Farrow, a butcher, and John Carter,
who was accompanied by William Cogan.
both Cogan and Carter are nursing stub
wounds, and Farrow is being sought by
the police.
According to the Information received by
the police. Cogan and Carter had called
at No. M Salisbury street to visit a man
named Maher. He was not at home. and.
as thev stenped back Into the street. It Is
sal.!, thev bamped against Farrow and a
Jostling match ensued
A quarrel arose m'ng the men and Co
gan and Carter ate s.il.1 to have pursued
F-rrow to Ninth and Salisbury, where lie
turned upon them and drew a kcjfe. It Is
said. Inflicting several stab wounds. After
this Farrow dlaarpeared.
Cogan msnnred to make has way to his
home at No. toil North Eleventh street,
but Carter was found lying on the side
walk by the police, who sent him to the
City Hospital, where his condition was
said to be dangerous. Ccgan is als.i badly
wounded. Carter comes from Hay City.
Carter gave his address, when taken to
the hospital, as No. X Pine street, but
later pave the Hay City address. He
stated that Cogsn and himself had visited
ike hnme nt William 8averson. In the
hope of finding a man named Miner at
home thre. Maher Is saM to live on the
second floor of the Salisbury street ad
drees. Farrow is a butcher and resides at
Seventh nnd Malltnckrodt streets. At a
late hour last night, he had not returned
to his home.
UNION LABEL FOR FARMER.
Arkansas Mu Follow Example of
Territory Brothers.
Laa ton. Ok.. Aug. I 3. II Lynch of this
city, gsr.eral orgsnlxer of the American
Federation of Labcr. to-day received a
message from Little Rock. Ark., that the
i'late meeting of farmers hsd followed the
exsmpl; of the Territorial Farmer" fnlon
in adopting a union label for farm prod
sets. Sir. I.x-r.ch went to Waco. Tex., to-d.xy
to attend a State meeting of, farmer. He
expects that similar action will be taken
there.
In company with Samuel Gomrers.
Lynch will attend the national meeting
ef farmer delegates at Texarkana. Tea
September 7. at which they expect 00-op-eratlon
between national trade unions and
naXlocal farmers' union will be effected.
TYPHOID IN WASHINGTON.
In Little More Than Month W
Cases Are Reported.
Washington. Aug. I An unusually seri
ous outbreak of. typhoid fever, generally
attributed to ta a f river water, ts
prsvaiBag ta the dry.
aUaca Jaly L ItSt cases have been re
sasrted ta ta Daatriot C Cotttmaas, aad
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ROBERT X. LA TOUUBtTm.
Governor of Wiscuisilu. who la
to take hi aeat m tat cTnhed Stataa
Senate next fall.
has a whirlwind way about him that '
questionably will stir up 1
agitation on the subject.
RUSSIANS DESTROY
A CRETAN VILLAGE
Insurgents Oppose Landing of
Force, and Gunboat Khrabry
Bombards Beacoast Town Un
til It Capitulates.
Canea. Crete. Aug. t The Rusataa gun
boat Khrabry has bombarded and de
stroyed CastelU, on the north coast of tbe
Island of Crete, about eighteen mile east
of Retlmo. becauso the Insurgents there
opposed the landing of a KuUn force.
The Insurgents returned tbe fire with small
arms, wounding two Russians. Tbe bom
bardment continued until th vUkure
hoisted th white flag. -
There have been dlsturbaneea ta Crete
for a considerable length ef time, th
Cretans being tn revolt t obtala a greater
degree of Independence than they sow
possess. Prince George of Greece 1 the
High Commissioner of th Island, having
been nominated by Great Britain. Russia.
France and Italy In IBS.
The Porle recently sent a circular not
to It representatives m London, Rome.
Paris and St, Petersburg on the subject of
the revolutionary movement In Crete, ex
pressing the hope that the Power would
maintain tbe status quo and 1 tstablhw
order In th Island.
AGAINST ARCANUM INCREASE
New York State Council Instructs
Delegates to Oppose It.
Buffalo. N. T.. Autr. k Th New Tork
Stat Grand Council of the Royal Arca
num, at a special session to-day. passed
a resolution Instructing Its fifteen dele
gates to the meeting of th Supreme Court.
ell at Put-In-Bay. O.. August J. to cast
tnetr nauoia 10 rrscina tn action or the
Supreme Council, which, la session at At
lantic City In July, ordered the rate la
creased on October I.
BOY FALLS FIVE STORIES.
Piano Slips, Precipitating Lad,
Who Dies in Ambulance.
Valentine Dorr. 1 years old. of Na. SB
minnts avenue. .Med In an ambulance on
the way to the Cltv Dispensary yesterday
morning after falling down tne elevator
shaft at the Thlebes-Stlerlln Piano Com
pany's store. No. MU Olive street.
uorr wwa assisting to load a ptaae
tbe elevator, when the fnstrttmeat Mpped.
and he fell from the fifth floor to the baist
ment. Th body was removed to the
morgue. An Inquest will be held to-day
Bepubllo Want Ad ara 1
ers.
bring-
STREET CAR MEN
TO HOLD PICNIC
Outing at Creve Coenr Lake Will
Last fop Two Dajs Athletic
Programme Has Been Pre
pared bj Committee.
A gigantic picnic, to last two days, ta
being aranged by the employes of the
United Railways Company.
August and 31 have been derided on
for the outing. It Is extpeeted fully S.0
;s-rsons. Including the railway employe
and their families, will attend. Creve
Couer Lake will be the scene of th gsy
ety. The outing ts not being held for the pur
rose ef railing money, but that the em
ployes of the company and their families
mav have a evupl- f day" of leisure. Alt
sorts .f amusements fo.- tne day anil night
have teen planned.
Throughout the das foot races, ball
games and ther athletic spr.n will be
lieM, while the evenings will be occupied
with nuislc. tire works and dancing.
It is thought that the railway company
will allow the employes and their families
to nde in the street cars free, the day
of the picnic, but nothing definite has bven
arranged on that sjore.
The committee having the picnic In
charge ts made up of i. E. Pool. Robert
nul!n. I. P. Allen. J. P. wyer. II. J
Kctchum. W. O. Le Klnes. A. W. Keith
SENATOR WARNER
WALKS IN SLEEP.
Startle Pallmaa Caadaeter aa Trala
by CaafraallaR Him la Atol aad
TalklaaT Abeat Apaatatmeata.
Rl-PimiJC SITJCJAL.
Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. t The Pullman
conductor on a Rurllr.gton train that cam
irom at. ieuis nan a surprise early this
morning. About 1 o'clock he waj awak
enetl suddenly by a Urge heavily built
man In pal-mas who suddenly stepped cut
tn front cf him. and. pointing hi finger.
al1 err.esy:
T am sorry, but there's na vacancy.'
A moment or silence and again the man
spoke. "I tell you." he said, "there Is no
vacancy. I saw' the Adjutant General aad
he tells me the man is not dead.
Thf train lurched and threw tbe pas
senger rsalnst the side of the berth across
th a!?l bin enough to awaken a sound
sleeper "What was I saying." the pas
senger asked when he had righted himself
and opened his eyes. i tear pardon." he
added. "Hut I have talked in my sleep
and walked in my sleep for years."
The leep-waker was William Warner.
United State Senator from Missouri, who
vsj. on Ms way back homo from Wash
ington. Major Warner has always been
something ef a somnambulist, but he
hxs always heretofore denied that the ap
plicants for appointment In Vtissouri have
teen numerous inough to give him serious
trouble.
Senator Warner will remain fc Kaasaa
C.ty to-day and to-narrow. On August 10
be will speak at Hutnanevtrte. Other en-g-gen-ients
to rpeak at an early date are:
Kingston. August -t: Cherryvale. Kas..
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LEASE CLOSED FOR
ANIEX TO BUILDING
Papers are Signed for Ground oa
Which Addition to the Frisco
Structure Will Be Erected
Vaiaatioa 3S5,W0.
.The Frisco Railway Coaspany yesterday
Closed a lease with the Frisco BuUdmg
Company on the thirteen-story annex to
the present Frisco boildta; at Ninth and
OHv streets, which to be erected this
tall at Ncs. 9.it olive street. Tbe lease
raa until February St. la. the expiration
of the tenancy of the present building.
Ths Frisco company will pay an ann-ul
rental of SK.0W and all taxes and cost of
Bsalntenance of the building.
Final papers were signed yesterday be
tween the Ashland Realty Company and
the Frisco Building Company for tbe
alaety-nlne year lease oa the ground to
be occupied by the new building. The
lease was made on a rental basis of 4 per
cent on a ground valuation of tJfCOfe.
11 nronerlv eras mireH.s ! h. Aah.
land company about three months ago
from W. K. Blxby for SSCVO. Both
transactions were handled by the Hol-brook-Blackwelder
Real -Tatate Trust
Company.
Isaae T. Cook, president of the Frisco
Building Company, stated yesterday that
contracts had been closed for material for
the erection of the new building and that
work would be started early next month.
The new building, which will have a
frontage of fifty feet, will make the total
Olive street frontage of the enlarged
baUdlne 171 fset, making It the largest
fltce strncture ta the city.
The Kieselhorat Piano Company, one or
the tenants of the buildings to be wrecked.
have taken a long term lease through the
Holbrook-Blarkwelder Com-jany on the
five-story atructar at No. MS Olive
street,
WalwiartaxBt SeHa .fog 6:
V. Kaufman has bought from Elite
WalnwrighL through Weutcls-Gerhart. the
building lot at the northwest corner of
Lake avenue and Westminster olace. The
lot has a frontage of H feet br a depth
of IS feet, and b the last of the vacant
ground owned bv Mr. Walnwright In that
place. Nearly the entire block on West
minster place, between Lake and Union
avenues, has been bunt an with hand
eomo residences within the laat year.
Steal Estate Ttmaafera.
XINTH-4S ft,. . a. bet. Wairra aad
Brntoa. ctty block at: Bary A. Sled- ,,
bog to Jake ste-boS f S.R
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ams, rlty block -4: Esiella B. Crabb
aad husband la Job A. eatser. ks
RROAUWAX-r ft. I la., a. a. bet.
WIsroaata sad Illtaets. city block 1U3:
Maria T. Mueller aad --abend to
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city block M: lleory- Rautb and wife
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and Kleaua. city block 4K: Peter
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city block ITS: Maria Ryan and
husband to Harry Bldermaa SB
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earner Chippewa, rlty block IMS: PlilHtt
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B. Noma In Rora T. Rues apt. war. c.
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Olive, ctty block IN; also leaaehnld:
also all Interest In MS ft. a. a. Oltta.
southwest corner Ninth, city block 374:
Ales R. Russell to Ashland Realt- Co.
OHIO-SB ft., e. a. being 1 Ohio, dty
block t-: Wra. atei-ger aad wife to
Ellzalieth Klemm
OPAi.H-Si ft., n. e. bet. Louithuia an.1
Arkaraaas. rttr block STC: Wni. laits
aad wife to TvlHwlm Oartaer anil wife.
CMVE-M ft., s. a, bet. Ninth ant
Tenth, rlty block 114: Ales R. It'i.-vll
to Frisco IMIldlng Co. lesse. H years
and 4 montha; ftrtt atria montiia. per
m
Llw
As)
LSM
qnarrer. sz,: Huance 01 icrm. per
auartar
OHCX
-EOIJl-t4 ft., a. a., bet. Dro.v!war
and Oregon, rlty block W4; Susanna
Krvg ana basMsa to Aivin mist ana
OIVEw"ft'rV."V."bing"m an'j'Vu
O'lre. city block H4: Aahland Realty
C. to Ales R. Russell
PAOE-3 ft., a. a. being 4T14 Page,
cltr bl.-k ttri: Fer.tlnanf R. SchmtJt
ant wlfa to Irma Fauser et al
PEUNOI-M ft., n. s.. west ef JtrCas
land. city block S034: Margaret Morri
son to Ales E. Panls aad wife
PI.TMOtTH- ft., n. a. wrrt of Ilo
duuaoat, cltv Mock tta): Lily A. Twel
ber tn Frank P. Morris
PECK-2S ft-, w. a. bet. Kossuth, and
Ralley. ettg block IM3: John W. T!
ahsy and wtfa to William F. I- Ezer
aM wife .......... .. ...
SlinXAXDOAH n ft., n. e . bring 4-13
Hh-nandoah. city block 4tS; lisrles
Btarck and wife to 14a M. Merauei-
kta
.
tsre
4WS
fiOtJTIf LTAH PLACn-ST ft, tn . -.
a. bet. Spring and GaMlne. city Mnrk
3CM: ConoecUcut Realty Cn. to Nellie
F. Lehman .........
TENTH ta) ft., w. a. bet. Barton and
Lara!, elty block aC: Charles Rleth
sn elf- tn Maria RIeUi-qe. a
TWENT1ETH-4T fi..w. .. helng 4S3
and 4-7 North Twentieth, cltv t!or
SIM: FrerterV-k Derssleker and wife
to John Ra4am and wife
THOMAS K ft. t tn. n. a., n. e. or.
Gtaagow. elty tl.rf'k lo: Can-la.-e
E. Drmcan an4 hurtanil to Frlejertck
Oni tie .....................
TCNION-R ft., e . -4es c t:n!i!.
dty block Kdt: Mary CTTnnla and hus
band tn Martin F. Jra.!-k
VEST H ft. 4 in. w. s. bet. O'as
gw and Bremes). elty blo-k S7: Jc hn
Crrnan and wife to Geurge Kohl an4
WESTP "p!NE5"ftV"t.""eV bVl'ng 4!t
IVest n-.e. elty blorfc Jts: ntherins
K. nrarea and buabaad tn tavtla II.
1.211
SB
tew
i.i
nieda-tt
WESTMINSTER- ft. IV In. n. s. n.
It.)
w. ror. Laka. cltr Mnck OKflt: 11 11a
tVatnwrtght. by attorney, to Mlrhael
Kaaflnan ........................... gtrs)
BalMlarg Permlta.
Joha J. Jordan, alterations an I additions cn
atr.r. N"V Ml oltre.- lift,.
Missouri Wrecking Crntnfany. tn wreck bulM
loga at Nos 44. M. VA. . fj. Irj. pea. :T.
Ie North Third street; JHO
John llelickt, teoetory Hat, Xo. 1X14 Sare
fleM. H.I3.
W anl R. Iter.srhen. two an-! thres tt.r-
bull-ltngs N 4iC-'.T i'aptn: tv.:aT.
FtrJ Rnescher. one-atory deeiling. Nol Wt
Cot. Itrtiliast: .
Auc. Eire!, twj-itory gwelUag. No. 3347 Gra
tiet. n.'.O.
William E. AirttsmeTer. two snd one-hxlf-slety
Tats, Noa. l14-!t Greer: ..
f II Ualtby. tulla tao-atory (lata. Now
SKi-'l KuaU. t.M.
Fred E. El-!etr.aa. twn and one-half-story
dw.illnv. No 1 Adelaide; tVa).
J.arie M. Prteo. two ose-atory fram dweil
in Nob. -: gemple; II. .
ARRESTS BOY IN HOTEL
Policeman Ciirran I!oldi Paul
Schnltx, Ileld at Four Courts.
Policeman Curran of the Central District
last night arrested Paul Sehultz. V- years
old. in th Grand Central Hotel, at Jeffer
son avenue and Pine street, find' rig In the
possession of the boy soma shirts nnd
handkerchiefs belonging to two other
guest at the Institution.
For some time past, the Inmates of the
hotel have reported various small thefts.
and Curran was watching the case. h
arrested Schultg and the latter admitted
having takea some shlrta and handker
chiefs from the room of Hr.ry Moi.rlng.
a guert st t place.
Moses P. Ilull.ird also oilseed s?tr.e cloth
ing from hlx room, and ma.!- a report
upon the caae- Eehult ! n orphan and
came to this elty from San Francisco tw-j
years g- He regutered at tbe hotel a
couple of days ago.
RUSSIAN NIHILISTS FREED.
Kew York Socialist Hears Japs
Released Them.
REPUBLIC SPBCIAL.
New Tork. Acg. t Abraham Cohan, a
prominent Russian Socialist of ti-s city,
to-day received a telegram from a leading
Russian revolutionist at Washington. I.
C stating that the latter had received a
cablegram from Toklo to tbe effect that
Gregnnl. and other leading Russian Nihil
lata, had been released from Imprisonment
on Sakhalin Island, which has been seised
by the Japanese.
Among those released, according to the
tnfor-aatlea received by Mr. Cohan, were
Nihilists who were la a plot to blow up
Alexander n whim dtntnc la Ida palace.
SiiliaaaaTa-ajNgaiiaaa est - as
tSSHg-w-y. saSara-yaa
tRaveptaar-i-ar. Ssw-ay.
kTaa'liyealy. tlSslsiay HBllllf
li-tar-ayay. eatr.
EM art. jilaa.
B. fc SUW.
Royal a Ltmltea .......... . t-Tam
MetrosoUtaa rnsiais ......... a sat .......
Mouad City Easra-s. WJpm
Fast Bail .... 'laaas t:49aa
OsetaaaU ArceurxUtloa... n-Mmm tfdtpm
Vlacta-ea AccoromodattoTi.... g-ata ta
Oaeaa City Unuted. tlldSam -
Maceases Acconu-odatlon.... K:pm 1tgaa
Viaeeanes Aecomtno-atian.... VMym pt:4tam
ft. Loots Eaia-es Taam
Sew Tarfc Ceatnw a t
asd llhaas Bra.
tspiess .... ........ .. seglaRa
Indtaaapnlla Local Express... t:ani MUWpm
N. T.. Bi-Moaand OnclanatL DirTam : pm
Clnclaaail and Wa-hlngtoa
kmsi ! ax-n
Knicketbnrker Special New
. Tiik and Boston 1 :09 pm SXOwn
Indianapolis and Cla. Rxp Saslpfa
Mattccn and ARoa t:2px t:4taa
attoon aad Alton.-. B:3 pm
Xall and Etapreai apra (
Cincinnati. Dayton. Colum'a. pm Utar.
New Tork and Rotten Exp...ll pra ;ant
Alton trains leave Ii:9 a. m.. S:i p. m.
Alton trams arrlTe tal a. av. B: a. m..
1:0 p. m.
CBICAtBO ASB ALTOX.
The Alton Limited. Chicago. H ara T-ff cm
Kaasaa Cltr Night praa..lt:la pes am
Kansas City, via Roodhouse.. ;:I am :3Spaa
Rkinminaion. via JacfcaoavUl 1"::iam nSpta
JDrlnaeM apertai l9 am H- sm
I-uomington and Mexico, via
Roodhons I0 pm IZa m
SpringneM Laval tlilSaa m-pi
I-rortx. vU Ja-ksonvllle Cw pra IJtZ-BaV pro
Jacksonville Accommodation. Miipm 9-p-a
bprlngneld Capital City Fher 4Ss pm l-eam
tprtngaeld and Jacksonslila. I7:i:pe
Alton Special Ill 34 pm
CHICAti. PEBMIA A4B ST. lAStJlS T.
Alton. Chouteau Blo-sh and
ChauUnqua H-aatRllSpsa
Peoria. gpringge!d aaj Chaa-
tauaua !l:14at gSim
Alton and Chautauqua. tl: pan -5UI pn
Alton and Chautauqua.
.lllt tantni--cm
Alien. iTiama qua
Spriagflrld
Alton and Chautauqua.
and
t4Spml-tam
5lpm t-sm
janon. nauuii-jua
Sprtagfleid ft dS ptn 1- ara
Alton an.1 Chautauqua Ul:" pm 1o4ant.
COTTOW BELT BOCTK.
(St. Louts Soathweat.rn Ry.t
Arkanaae and Texas Gspresa 9 am -! pm
Arkanaaa end Tesas Express. 1 pm -S am
FB1SCO SVST-t.
Cwle-ura aaa Eaatera IlHi
Pay Exprev- to Chicago .Xam
4:4. pm
T:4tam
:4v-x
FTiaco Express to Chicago.... ll:JJ pm
Danville Slail
... t.-)am
FRISCO STSTETsL
, Latala aad! Saa a-aarlaca B.
Matpnhls Iwasenc-r
. M am :.v)im
Texaa and Kans-s Mall..
aWawaxJtA .tt.itll.ilitl4
pa Glranleaa Local....,
Texaa Limited ,
gunfower Limited
Oklahoma Exortaa ..
,m3:kii et:4pm
.... tlpra H:eam
... ss:pm 1l:Sim
... 121pm :47an
... 4:41pm naira
. siO.-OOam :I3am
awey rara Aceommooaiian aepana Ta 1 a.
as.. tT:4i a. to.. t3 a. m.. t:CS a. bl. tl:3t
p. in.. 13:50 p. m.. 1i:U p m.. 1S:J4 p. m.. H3
p. m.. C:31 p. m.. ltS p. m . tlTM p. n.
Arrive : a. tr... T:-a a. m.. H:t4 a. aa.. :!
a. ia.. 1:W a. m.. 1K.- a. m.. tl:W p. m.. :-
p. n tlJ p. m.. 1"iZ9 p. tn.. Ro p. m.
Pacific Acc.rpmoJatl.jn .leparts s:S a. m .
iz: p. m.. ts:z4 p. m. amvea ax Ta:isav aa..
aw
10:(
tisi P- ra.. IT:- p.
ILI.I.OIt CENTRAL.
Northern Illinois Express IDia "-Mpra
Chicago DaylKht Pp-eial..... "11:45 am i:epni
eprtn-flel.i Accomnvxlatioa... 'ijiipni iz:isrm
cnirage inamona tipeciax.
Fast MalL Kouth
.. ssilJpm ?:4am.
:tm - pnv
s!:ITm l)pm
"i:T pm 1124 am
ei.e'fm IMaQ
IT: rm
New Orleans Special...
AeenmimJatlon. Sooth
TMvfe Cle.r SIntith
gprlngtM-lJti-'ineH ...
rF.S.VTLYA-CTA LIVES.
The Fast Mall -::.-, t:ln
The Local Expre-a :4ati -J6vn
The KeysMne Exrress l;m tztovm
The New York !Jr-lt-d !:!: rm n:Jpm
The 0!! anl Vtrsinli Exp..t2:l.. pm l4 pm
The New Tork Express ll:3pm s:epm
The Pittsburg JJpeclal s: pm l-Ji am
Efangbani Accuinru1ston... SVpm t:)aia
All Dally Trains.
IROS MOl.tTAirt BntT-.
Psst Mail 1M1 ef-Itam
Belmont Passenser ss-OOam 1:14m
I.ui Ancelra Mai! and Express :: ara :S pm
San Antnnln Motl and Ex... l::i Mn eTSani
Texas and 11 -x- Mall and Ex. S: pm 7aj pit
Memphis Special :Wlm 7:34 am
De Soto Local V.sspm JSam
llllaoU Dlslalea.
Cotton Relt Expr".a sjjj,-, attpra
c.tion Iielt Express tM pm etS am
Theles Expeesa "1:04 cm eiliMam
Faurth Street aaal Chaateaw Aveaae
etnt law.
Pa sotn Aecnmrredatlon....... Sam
I.4t. ST. I- ST,
Fast Mall:
Eastern Express
lateaderwea Ssalet
s:llam 7:Bm
:4ftprn T:am
LOUVILI.K AT4JD AHTIU.E,
Feat Mall s:1!sm ei:-ni
FlorHn L'-ilted sjiSAtm, litrm
Southern Exrrers ---, ?:4dam
rll!sMst'Rl PACIFIC RAILWAT.
Fart M.-II "raan ln:4saa
I.oral passenger tit.-a S:'(ra
f":Iir. an.1 H!. J" Spertal.... : am 4:01 pm
Knn-as city Kxrre3 13Spn l:Vlpi
TVashlr-fo-i Aeommoeatlon.. S:35pm ettt-am
Color-iiIs Es;.rsa "liiOpm ?:lam
Et. Joe Unl'e.1 -1:10 pm Taam
Creve vr tralr. 1-s.Te ITnlon station t4:ti
a. m.. : a, m . 't:S1 p. m.. t5:IJ o. m. Oak
gill trains lsve Pi.ien Station K: p. pa.
Irlnrn.-J trlr.s leave Union Sutton 44J-4S a.
m.. 16:45 a, t:i .1T:K s. m . use a. m.. t: a.
pi., til -3 a. mS Jl: r. m.. II p. ss.. 4-(
p. m.. t: p. m.. t4i p. m.. ttil p. nu. t-
p. m.. til:.) p. tn.
MOBILE AXD OHIO.
New Orleans Um'te.! 'Tit pm "--
MoMia an.1 Nw Orleans -n:unam -:
MnrphT-born Aceomm-xlatlon t.:lpcn fllHanx
l K. A T. RL l-Tke Katy.
O.tumhla. S-ialla and . W :!.'. am 4Sssa
The Katy Flyer. "Ipra 1:Umm
Miaseun. i'..i!t.xa ana n. ..-n:s, pn ...
RUCK IsLAtB !vTEW.
let. I K. t. C. B- B.I
Kanass Cltr Pa'seneer. "3Sim T-Spm 1
Kan City San Fran. Exp ei.j:oem r,-Jimm
MH.TRERV RAILWAT.
St. Leala-Lnwlavllle Llaea.
Foutbern'a s. trfiuls Sre-laL:':'''am :ttptn
Prineet-.n Aeomm.latlon. .. ".:00pm tmn
Ft. touts IJmlted..
..:! pm
n.i:ijr.rn -.:;m
t:J2am
ST. LOVIS AS HASTtlRAI. RAILWAY.
Via Aaaaaa.
Mall and txpi-s 1:e am ftt :P am
Mail an.l Esrrs , :C1 pm tTII pm
ST. I4H1 MERCIIASTS BBIIMaP)
TKHWI I. K 4.11. WAT SCBCBBATC
1KAI SKMVU'E.
Ei.tlrft.n(! Isve l.'nloo . gfatten: Rseert
Sunday 4:". :0S. 4:1 a. ra. Sundae nelr 5i
a m. 11 tie P. ". I-xve Elchth and Gi-tlr.t
streets: Halls .1 a. m . It:'... I on S:IJ. 4:3
1.. m. Exctt Eeindaj 4.-!4. 4-li 7:17. 10 a.
m : i'V. W' P- m- Sinlay onli S:24. 7.1 a.
tn. Wedneaday. Batur.:7 and Sunday 112 p.
rn.
AV.v- trsira lae Washington arenue fotir
minutes later.
Westtoun'i- Fare 41-snttn lt: Dallr 5
a. m . 1:11. t.W. ". T:IJ p. m Ex-ept Snn4ay
S:M. . 4.-3'1 1J:11 a, rn : 3:0s. : p m. Sat
trrday only 4:i p. m. fitcept Satur-Iar and
Snn.lay 1:M r. m. PXinaT cnlr . S.cfl a- 10,
Ue.lr.e!er. tur.liy sr.i! SuiHlir 11.13 p. n 1.
Above trains leata Tailiaon piur mlaites
lat . a
TOLEDO. T. LOt la f WESTEBW.
iriover Leaf Rwtile.i
Mall an! Express el:"! am a:SCpm
huriton Accommodation.. ' in "f:Jz am
(niwn-l Trate;.r - -.pm -a.u-aan
WABASH 4 East 1.
r.sstem Mail tumm . am
.-hlnri Iaal Express CCim 7:Upm
Tolt.lo I-al Expre" ... J:4S am :Pm
Jack"intl!!e tv-al Expre . . K.4-. am er:j-rsn
Cbfitlnental Urr.t-l .ej-Mam :! pm
?tinnr It ue u-rlte-t Chiraco :!! am ?- pm
r-at'ir Aeeeirtr.o4at'on .. IM (n nlaiii
Tle.o I"tt.Li-r N a Tork
an-?. csrn ftr.s.. .... --.e pm
Itar.r.e Exprss. .rnrro ,. -:j. pm
MKnIxht IJ-n'te.t. th'esr ."ILaira
XMnlaht I-'mltel liJ.falo.
lij.'on. K's Tork.. ..il3! Jill
E-iTn. tetrolt and Toie-tn
Mall .. . -- -; --.
7:am
s.-osam
va.xissvii leriii.
Mne-!T w1 Kn- city Ex. T.V 1
Kar.sas Cty ExTr-". . . -V :
Knrs.T Cltr fa f!l .. I-Ztf
am
am
T:llm
eaism
tr.-.. nt. F".t ?Ttl .. -,-ipm
1:Wm
Vobe-lr Aesmr!siion. . .. :y pm ll:lam
JCan.is ir !-'m:te.t . , ..:r.:li pm 4,n
3Jirrv!!I-. 5rae.lah as
rn'l! Plur- Kirr'ss :! am stream
rVr.n' n Itr- Onuli . . 7 pm e,:lS am
rvtur-i-T3-Ie M.'l-.ej Exrrs e.jik a , C:10pm
Mlnn.arolis ar-S S: I'aol Ex. 1: n. s.epm
rriuinea. r.s IXotnes and St.
Paul Carres . : pm T:Bm
sYabaeh labarkss Trala. Fresm ssd
ta Olive Street.
Thetfe-toit ... ..... .... .. .... 14:40 sm ;4set
Yrvttn ..... .... -...... ,. - .... l:4iem
r-.rrTi-o-i ... .. ...... -i-vpm iotam
et Chart's "ll:Win stilSpm
!triJrton - . tiijpm
H nara . tt.aspm
FVrrn ... ..... .... t: &m
4:10 Bin
r7:0am
a:t-pm
t::3ipm
rJJTpm
r"eras-n . ....... am
Klnloeh ,14sm
rTWmn Aeeemrrf.iation. ar
rives vaiJerer.trr-ST.. . .
tt:m
If narnened to te talking to a
In
a room adjacent to the dlnlna-hall.
of th- Cxars guests were blown to pieces.
A mine had been dug under th Cr's
palace.
Kast Slders are now busily engaged tn
raising a fund to be sent to the Nihilist
to. pay their steamship fares to enable
them ta join revolutionary colonist ta
fcurcpe.
Cameras Oppertaalltsa.
If you want a comfortable home '
the climate is mild aad "evetythtac
grews. rezd the book. The Great Save
ramenlo Valley of California. seat for
1 cent by the Sonthera Pacific. tff. I.
B-n rTancxsec. nme 10-aay. aag
California on the low rate eetoaiat 1
jai wait av. iiieago...-:?fZPl -pna
Palace Cxpreaa. chieago ?: pm ;:Kana
-IMclght SreeUI. C-lrago....ll4pm .Otata
PrrU ITalrie state lMpress.?!3'U pm t.-Hpm
Kansas l"ltr. M.v. Mute te eiraaen SS-SSun
1 tBp at iaa pisca avag-ag ja
I
r. 6a, Ai
at Id from September tf ta Ottafear I
ik-va.
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