The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 21, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

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THIRSTS FOR BATTLE"
Declares Czar's Soldiers Are De
termined to Keep Ob BackiBg
the Bed Till It Wins.
READY TO RENEW FIGHTING.
CorreHwodent of Hi. Petersburg
Slnvo Kays His Country Has
Already Conceded All That
Could Be Expected.
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RlV4lx TIMI'OUT SKIZKD
S 1 PITl IIOI'Al 1jO K II.KHOR.
A TY.klo. Aub. M. The i-cmmander
9 of th- yi'jaCro: etii to Kamsciut-
La reports mst he 'ii'il tr.e It--
? atan transport Australia It: IMro-
pavlo-.e; barber m Ausu-a l;.
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T'ort mouth. X. II.. Aus- S Mr. lSri-s-i.tchdlhoff.
com..-joad lit of th" St.
!' rburs rilovo. r.- Is in clci tn-ii
with the memle rs of t5.- rt-iM.m ralsi:.
n.ai!" the folloum:; sJKiiificinl nauin.r.t
to-nlsiit to ll-e As-ociuted I'r.s
"V; that v.e m. on tli- f,i of the !
tisi't oaj. r.h'-a .".. are to ee v.ii'tlur
Iiljher civilization wedded to iaT, Is to
come out vK'tutnji - nill admit itself
l.-K.irbl" i I!ri'!iiitr .i jun solution of tin
problem at Portsmouth, and v,!Ii lefer Hie
wlide Is.' baik .is-.r. to th arb.tram. at
of the shopI. 1 ?m jrof than v-r on
lent that J Jo no- belong to tl.u ;ovcrn
meiit and c-i!i i-.ij a a "nrle iSasrLin
citizen tf.nt ItusM.t wijJx-s ix-jcf irj s!n
rtrJy. tr :rj;i;il. .imi tl.at h- cotiIii
tra thai no h.2 't3)0ti"-tr:iti-l it' r !. Ire
lor t3C- by li r ouurM at t'tU oititnrt'iJfc.
"h' hai- I-M.j on iiht. jxihits. Shs
i.a; aliasiooa'j'i rT drni cf an oji-n j.iit
in the 1'aeiJi" Hrn has a:J to n.tli'
trom the countr hne !! IM' niit
million!; In til-' ctl.s- of civ.IIzatb'Ii. Al!
thi ! ha oone. hut r.ot li-cau -ill
Itar a. co'itl'iu til n -l til- -..ir. u tlie
or,tmrj-. Ktttrt- I ft irccUctl fro:n
Kif-oa 'r- utantinou.s in ali.? that the
whole routitrx ha n-ACil ron!itlMx In
Us n-otijatilZ'-'l ittn,: tli it t.' aftnv
tnlr-tlnj? for luttl. an.j .l'-'w.rn'i oily of
rrf-:ie: that tjntul IJiuWtch. Cora-man'l.-'-in-i'Mtf
ts -ur- -i. .m-i
that the :nitJiont s .ill ur in alns
that w r f 'op t'- n:'rl ami jbs-
lcil Mate, of tit. I ..,11 l.-.-u litter.
"We Know tlut un-vit-li Is not only an
crcan;zr. hl.- Knro;titI.i:i. ht.t that t-
Ii-ji-M-tbos that iira: lar milH.it intul
. Hun. that taj. ti: fur ixnt.it .ouly .-U-itij;
an .ijjirniiut . v. in. h nii,n- i.m t,ii
viewy :iil!i.-l an aH.r-ary as fott:IU
lil a the, Jap Hie-.
Tin- iimnl'i of liiiiilan troip.s at l"i.l
iuils llio-.- of J.i.-m. ami if ,ir- im
lotiitr Sib.ri in recruits. 1 knov. that la
tin. .-..., ot all furo cm r all tlts ursu
mtlitb art not i-onvita ins. T i til (
the. ;nfi ijillu. no tli. it jn ntm lit a" t
tit- future, but to I:,i--i,iti .bi, jre m
tou'-h -.ith the tnilit nv U :.it'on jt Is
cert 1 1 n tlr.it :i iiiptut. .f the n-s-r ti.tf..n
i-itin'-rl le.-it.bl. Intani- tin 1 Itcv
lint tin- turn of Ibi tW. I- al It mil
Vrt iltnj will a bittb jil.i-i a front
of Mt lull s tm i-.e '.ri for uhit
maj laM n a Ilitl- an Mont, tho ntj
hi th. oiit la lb irv of tin ni'!! an
ordi-r ltr,il! i jjrt-te.l iirbollv nn! rtno-I.
a t'l.i.honi- v.iv- ut .iiitlii;r. ma in
an instant . ntlr ! ihanc th ltt: itlon
n.. ,-htivm, ! .Kt'Trl-lu.l tl.-i!.ii. f
t!i ltiislin", .h ii th" .n toltl Vu
ha ir.s'. pij :;,!. Tiflon tint-- hi
ms r!nti vc iv, ),, .,, tb r.-l ntn
Ii h?i otm' liLt k Hi lr.i now t lit.
Ivantase of Mi.- Jiari . ulll isiii
llniif to U-ir-lt tin r 1 until v nri
"Th rliO.'! 1m til" risht to hi i"ng"
The world r.mi I 1- ansiy witb IIumI If
aftr Invlnc j K'lO'ii ji. ih.Uis more thin
li nii;iit ib" i.oiv -,
If tn a.liersiiv ili 'i i? iin'lr-stntnl
tb.it I halo ; lM. i iitinllliisl nl 1--
xi'" I haic alwsos b- i.J In tin oar
ful folutlou of cflI'l- I mil jroo to
tiim that, one- . nn3il. I d:i lomo cb
tlnat" irl inir.-ei tl prair.- until :r;
ili-ir; is i-otii;ilot K .-xt'iiiiih.'!!
l'"rom'l. a ' nnli'iiill.i-tl, in-! a
liolitin in jwa - I tim! that It v,nu
in .ntir." inf r!iu' to tli- !lctn of 1'U -1
1 to Mibnill tio iuiUon in rlipot. to
Tin- 1I..K1:' tribunal. m! thu- linre.i-t !'.
M'b nJo- ,f t'i.-it 'nslttuttoii. uhb-li "hvul'l
l'oiin for tli. w If ir. if huni nit "'r
rls'n f (be oi, ! m of nii!loi :m I
kn.. a!o. tb. t ii. 'i an I ia Im- not !
iakn .n-HiBli r r. m 1 ttun
f.tl rf . ntiit it ..s.inst tl.- 1.USMU1 I" '
tli. if ol-orMii.; thr-ir low frr t ir. ti -s
l-. it ini'Tii .l :,in of woak'ies
anil too inuii l ' rnain:e,l of th til thi v
t IiIt.. i'iij ill -t i,s in th btiJ of
tin t ' -ii tal- "
JAPANESE CABINET MEETS:
GOVERNMENT EXPECTS THAT
RUPTURE WILL OCCUR.
T.-kin A c 2' me'ln: r( Ur C'ibi
if t utif bM o ia It ail "irinsl n 1
o rlcrk al il -manl. I'rittii.r Katuri
'lrPK1 to ttif ;u i aitl -la.lo ritrt Jo
rrtjirror Mutsuliit.
I.ttr thr Trmicr -.'ivei! ?! "liu.'
M MrDniMM t Tibom ho c"ant.l .in x-trn-iej
Int'-nln. jirofttniibl'. with relation
to tli.- .ic- 'onf.r--t-e at lortnioulii
Kollowlnir tb" i.til .it th- Ilriti'i Hint
tr, th rrrier anfrrrej with M nUtr
of War Terau. hi 'Mlni-.tt-r -f '.I ir'p.-V-r.iatnoto.
iil tVe hlnee t 3tilt r
if Kuif en Affitln. Thi l'r-rrir at-l his
eonfrees dwlini to !, nsti the -ia.i:hi
T'.e Korrtcn o'flr. to-'1iv innitrneil
thst t us tntiii'I.'.l to ai5h r.- a ihe tiol.
Ifi of ecre.-- tltltll ".lie 1.0:1. hlili-T 1.J 1
lcn rarhnl
The Io mmw M r ' t it 1 s, o
r,i'l) l.lleei thit .1 ritute .f the :i
fcrefre is i.uvit.i'l-
JAPAN WILLING TO
YIELD TWO POINTS FOR
INDEMNITY AND SAKHALIN.
IVrtnr Jib X II ,Vu; : .s-oi!i-c
to r-jir-tit c lt Ibiron Kan-k.. 1. 1 1 -1-"
rrIJ.nt that Jotn "i!! i.i ,w 1-
tlrb-s anil 1 Thai Jstpa 1 in-jl I x 1. (.1 . .1 I
in' 1 i5i.i jio mi ii ft'i" .1 u.a.ni a i-,it
ami l (iclrTinltv ni ! alhil'm t n-.
rldT.1 c-r't" b it rosi'l ; l-ns;
illvmt' UT ptiniiM. tif hu 1 tr -f
thi rr.U rt f.-Msiti a t lUr-r Hi-s.-n
r" sltnp!y br-Ts? 2i-. Mr tt has
ii.; r-o-n ronw. .'s'.il it t, thr id'h Iwn
o hlf rnti"'i rk,r nnj tf.r Jar jnrso arc ab
olat- l!--it
RUSSIANS HOLDImPREGNABLE
POSITION ON SAKHALIN.
ItwllVTolar! Xfti. !'-irtj t "si Ti-.-
Htioiati of!! - .'! .v rra -'i tbr j
trim jail frvm Sakni'ip tr.virt t at th J
Kuc.Ia:: force In tn- Ir"-' sr f " nbnl 1
.ccup:e. a most .mrr' s-aM n-j'i..i at-.
t.txix'ns t fu j ..rr rt ..f the con-j
tlCls. J
FOLK WILL NOT INTERFERE:
HENSACK EXECUTION TO-DAY.
New Fall Merchandise
New Ready-to-Wears Women
New Models in Walking Suite.
The new Box Refcr Coat Suit, of fency saltiags aad cherloti; coat
silk-lined; akirt box-pleated effect: colors black 69f ((
and blue and checks; $18.50 to v"""
30-inch Coat Suits of fancy cheviots and mannish suiting; made with
side-plcatcd skirt; coat has velvet collar and cuffs; oO EA
colors black, tan. navy and brows check: $22.50 to. . V-O''"'
Th new PaIdK.-k Cat Suit, of Cheviots and Broadcloth; coax ailk-lin'-d
tbmnsliont: trimmed in black silk tiraid with QIC i
pleated akirt; -olow Mack and blue;. at ?40.X and V V V
New Fall Walking Skirts.
Made in all the late materials and styles, cored, pleated
and circular effects.
Walking Skirt of tMiiitotb cloth, made with yoke and QQ AA
umbrella flare: colors blue and black vO-VU
New Skirt of Cheviot and Broadcloth: made gored and circular
style, with panel front; colors black, navy and 21 ft E(l
brown; Slu.uft and vlv"
Still another good style; mannish Euitinj;: trimmed in CI J. t(
tailor straps; in the new shades of gray V
New Rainproof Auto Ulsters.
Of whitp Rubber Cloth: terra cotta rubber trimnsins: made douWe-Invai-iiHl
with looe back. Nit and full 6I9 k
JwtrS; at V lmmVJ
Kalnproof Auto Ulsters; sateen, rubber-lined; made double-breasted,
lw-. ba-k. with belt and two rows button: j?l fi 0
new t-leTr; at vl. t
Kaiiiproof Auto Ulsters; of terra cotta rubber cloth; collar, cuffs and
belt iriaum-d in black: loote tack with belt: 14. 00
full !,ev,i: at v W
Cnivni'tti- Ifctim-wit.: Just the thins for travellns: made in all the
latest innlels; wlors tan. Rreen, cray eft f SA -. i(i II A
and Oxford; prices I U.OU IO $UUU
Advance Showing of Autumn Dress Goods.
Horm and Foreign Ilmadrloth Comprising al the desirable street
ami cvi-nitm sbadctt; prices range ' k
from ?1. :.. i J)O.UU
I'laid llark Itainpniof Cmvenette 1wth; new shades of &))?
Kray anil tan: r.4 inches; at $".c)
lnixrt-d Mif-l Worsted Suiting Shadow rlaids In gray, blue,
brown, gun metal, polonia and tan: . ifi
T2 int-hes w idc; at 3-.. U if
l-'n-nrli Wtirstnl Suiting Medium weight, solid grounds, shadow
- plaids and ombre hiripes; in shades wine, reseda, navy, cadet.
&eal brown, golden brown and polonia; a-i yi
41 inches wide; at vl'""
(ienuiiM Scotch Suiting In mixtures, checks and stripes: very
desirable for tailorod suits and separate skirts; TL
.! inches wide; at . I. it)
Iniportnl Itrahletl Vforicds- Solid grounds w'th self-embroidered
tlots in hiiades of navy, brown, garnet, dahlia, iff!
io?eda-anil -at't; 4T, inches wide; at JM-I
A (omtelc Assortment of Scotch Clan Tartans Suitable for shirt
waist Miit.s. and ctpccially adapted for children's HA
Iresscs; 4 1 inches wide; at ,1.UU
Krcncli Itatistc Complete assortment of street and evening shades;
ery desirable for house gowns, wrappers, kimonos, Cr
v.alstb and children's dresses; 45 inches wide ..OtlL
Our Fall Flannel Exhibit
Lena Scotch Flaaael for blouses, house gowns, skirts. n
pajamas, wrappers, etc.; unshrinkable; 29 laches ,'xUC
Scotch Flaaael. a fine fabric, half wool, neat checks. 3tripes aad
solid colors for men's and women's wear;
unshrinkable; 28 laches wide, at OC
Wash Flannel, a very fine texture, beautlfal madras effect; black
aad white aad blue aad white stripes, pink, gray and greea: also
figures oa colored grounds; unshrinkable;
29 inches wide, at .OOC
Edinburgh Flannel, the finest quality of Scotch Wash Flaaael in
exclusive novelty designs. This material represents the highest
attainment la manufacture, coloring and designing KA
la flannels: 32 inches wide, at OUC
Anderson's Scotch Flannels, highest grade in madras designs aad
plain white. This quality Is exclusive to our house and was im
ported direct from the manufactory; g.
32 inches wide, at OOC
First Showing of Our Fall Importations
off Novelties in Bags, Combs, Purses, Fans
and Desk Article?.
We have paid especial attention to the quality and work
manship in the selection of this line not ovcrleokine the
attistic, beautiful and esclnsire designs of which this
season has been more prolific than ever before. We feel
sure that the line of goods will be of interest to alL
We will quote a few with prices:
Pen aad Ash Tray 73e
Three-piece : set. Blotter. Tray
and Knife flJSO
Inkstands S1.M
Leather Pocket Photo Cases,
holding three pictures. . .S3.SO
The Novelty Harness Purse
Handsome Vanity Bags. . .SStO at ...... 85c
Folding Fans for Opera Bags, Etc.
On Display In Our Olive Street Annex.
Copper Frames, holding three
pictures 00c
xapers .... ............ .oOc
Blotters ......... SOc
Letter Racks 75c
8tamp Boxes 75c
Letter Scales 7.V
Dainty French Underwear.
Tin: refined simplicity of French handmade underwear
always appeals to the American woman but prices have
not always been such as to make it available to all.
At the present time it is so moderately priced that even
those of modest purse can afford it.
DraiwTs French l.ongcloth: hand-scalloped ruffle.
!ijiel with hand brier: at
Chemises Soft finish French Lnngcloth; neatly hand-scalloped
around neck and arms; two hnd brier .
Mitiiiing.s; at l,o"
XiIii i;.uns- French l.ongcloth: tone of graduated hand tucks;
haml-sealloped ruffle oa neck, sleeves and o oj
tlnan front; a: ". . 9". 0
IVtticoais French Percale; "Spanish" flounce: firmly hand-scal-ki
d with nine hand dots in e?ch &,p ,
sciiiop: at ........... J im tM
....81.45
New Silk Petticoats Just Received.
An early showing of a few of the Fall Styles which will
be much in favor.
Price of unusual interest.
Ai s:!.V IHaek Taffeta Silk, with
underlay, full cire;
iiil. trUIii? a ery
;Iar ruffle sliir
.! lish effect.
At $a 00 IJlack Taffeta of supe
rior itialit. with underlay of ac-
tuilioti plentiuz and triple
flounce; aaoiher is all bilk, in
Mack and the leading shades
accordion-pleated ficunce with
loot ruffle.
At .T.."- Black Taffrta Silk, with
s'lk underlay, very full as.sr-dien-plcJtcd
flounce? with three
.- t ion circular ruffle.
Our Crullie Importations
The ideal washable fabric for
c'uldre i's wear and cspeciall
doiral So for kirnoaos and houte
crvrns Patterns include .strijie.-. chei'Ks.
do's. Persian. Uresden. floral
and giome.tric.il delgnj.
Prices 55c, 6S)c, 65c yd.
Grover's Soft Shoes
For Tender Feet.
We have added ihe aliove to our
Slice !ci.irtmellt ill lali-e. Cii
srn. Princ Alberts Oxford and
Ion button. )
Price, $2.50.
Importations of Fancy Laces
A special purchase from the most prominent house in St.
Gall, Switzerland, at a concession of 50 per cent.
They comprise Edges, Bands. Appliques and Motifs in
white and ecru. We will offer them this morning at the
following prices:
$1.50 qualities 75c $.".50 qualities f 1.75 $5.50 qualities S3.75
$2.00 qualities BI.OO $4.00 qualities S2.00 $0.00 qualities SS.OO
$5.00 qualities SI -TO $4.50 qualities f25 f S.00 qualities fJJ.oe
Summer Corsets.
Newest Deslgas CeaMaed With Style aad UghtacM.
In Our Corset Department are displayed the best Summer
Corsets that we have ever shown.
The same energy has been put forth in gaining the rep
utation about our less expensive Corsets as is accredited to
this store for its cxclusiveness in the finest grades and
best makes.
-- Prices From 48c Upwards.
Fancy Tape Girdles;
Kpccial at
.4Sc
I'atlste Corsets: all length to lit
all figure; with or without Mip
portets; Cl ftft
CTorsets for slender figures in In
numerable style?, one Warner
N"o. :K2 Batiste, hot his front
telles S 1. 00
Ftr Stoat Figarrs I'artlculnrly
Is the Warner So. 4S:: Batiste.
jarratt'lU; at
Shield Corset Covers.
One of tho mixt essential improve
ments tliat hah ever been made
in underwear, is the protection
i smiiiner gowns from iieriiira
tion. These have the hhicld
placed in the coer and so con
cealed with trimming that ap
parently they are like all others
Prices $1.25. $1.75 .j
acd ............... s? ... il
Light-weight Batiste Corsets;
supporters -.v
attached orC
Silk Ribbon. Batiste -1 Aii
and Tap.- Cirdlcs. at. 91, )i)
For medium figures in six mod
els, one R. & G. No. C71,
with front and side 4.1 a
jarratellcs; at JM.UU
good molels-
wi:h front
-one especially good
$1.00
Baby Sweaters and Afghans.
Soft Wool Knitted Sweaters
while, with light blue or pink
finish buttoned on lioulder.s;
sizes. I. '2 and :'. qi -i-
ycar: at ...,vl.i)
Knitted Wool Afghans, in pink
and white and blue and white
stripe: fringed Q -
edge; at vl'"W
Aa Advaace Inpertatlea of
Woara's aad Mca's
Handkerchiefs
For the coming season, especially
triced for to-day's selling.
Hemstitched Kmhrnidered Hand,
kerchiefs fur Women
"oft dozen at Kic
275 dozen at 1 5c
;:."' dozen at "W-
Men's Hawlker.blef-2')0 dozen,
siecr. corded liordcr; regular
75i quality for 50c
jnpjjgt
mW 'mTmfWwmamW'
a mm W MMmTBV,m
fgSjBSi!
TheAraaldKBltOaaz
Umbrella
Drawers
Are so light. irons and elastic
that tliey do not Imld itf-r.pira-tion.
cling to the body or bind,
as with all muslin, l.-.wn or woven
fabrics. Stout people arc en
thusiastic in their praise.
Price, 50c.
milinril Krnn Vas.- One.
tis- He vraJ S5'r. U2ler nit but
!lre! hl l-neern-
Alft nl Lur Ktomattet. of N"o zz
S. -ith Tnth tre-. U net tUyi.s n
ti? jarU f t? !tip&al hear. ;p1 V.c
jici.ee thai ti- h-ar ttie ' a-'i cr
ul Hnrj:Ck It : Uaikul"
At the im! 'it-tc '.a: r rcum-taattl
vdce ' l-tr-. . d acatrt HiUsacs.
but tfcl vrai rv v -vviaclnj? that th JutT
ryturceJ - Verdit . I jtu.:t-
At aj peal a tiMi t th Bprss
Vutt tut f-t ijJsntnt of tt :-.cr
court w aSrrotl an J IIu4ck na ye-j-teticM
to lii oi tfce ratajsri e-jtij Usni-
tie? T2bjljt- hl ftj fSav4f.l n !...
mcrdrr of tiU fcrtithrr-SnOiTi. Tt-oaiiii J
IUt!s sr-3 werr ttvtse rejrK"T-l Ijv C$r
ci'aer Fnik .irl It ttoaht Uvst c'lfwr
of thttn wo.kI t h.ntet It 4tunlay
wbra th itita natch came isjo Jn to
ViKo ctrsf cf th- c nc3Csl ntn ;
sj." pluccrvl a Kr.; tata kl-t hejirt and
lann tnt iJ listxatlr
l!SCl"ssS EXKCVTW."
SbfrS Cloike .rsJ h1- efcljf C?pct. lii
vrJ iayLv9 r.J 3 coaultatton 1t?j
Ch.et IV-raoor.ii fir an avr j-trrlj-TSwr
SUct:sU ifc 2rc3tl?c acd irJ
tht th Utf rltr CC.ttW lw !lrte4
cnlv la lb t:y tents r?, a i tb lx
in Ne York ar.U OhSi. ShtriX CiTkff
ltVrrJ tht la fcJ o a w th nert I.- .
liliture jJwhjM j a lw provtdlr r r
xrcuta-m la ike Jfcj:c priwi at JrSrr
atfn Otv.
Tke Steriff cat tcacc tiiorc aiilalji
A
Mi,n; lio tni n.e.1 to trj to c-l "om
1"P He t M I'hl-f I-raonI t.t tho
execution otuM take il.ire nlnul 5Ji)
cloak t hl'f licsmrfl offer 1! to rn-ier
er .iltinr.' o hs jv.r but tlcc'ln.;!
Sli.r.tf l"t-rk 1 ltivilntlot: to l pfsctil
at thr r xrrution
C.ijef IVput t.iI.!oa rcpirtc-t to Sher
iff l"a"k a. '" y lork mt evrrxttt CK
tm. r.nil He al.1 h. ha.1 rec-ivil a
colt of raiall rtpe 1t!i uhirh to tie Heu
nacV arir anl e;. ami that tlir black
-; had bcn isIxl Sheriff flirkehis
;v.o nnti rT. not cart -c to tikr a
ehaioo cr n:- . eiil.-nt lil.o th.-t w hloa h.i
I n1 ni it" liareinc of KHzc-raM -several
-enr nco hn the tfi broke and
St w5 r.ei"farj to alt fortj mtnuti lie
fore another couM be rroru-.s, lltiierali!
Itnr in the mo-ce meat.tltne sa-Tlns for
bVata ami Is-rslr.s for water
Kl!en harf leen nc-jualnle-l -ul'h
Huak for n-ar! ten year H Btatert
th.: Hruck l wob n3V"!. haScs
rteptty oa suih Eth'een'h :tret
1NVITBS HIS FItlKNDS.
H.uvick. s al!fwa the frlxllec of
r.ifln for to fr-nds to wl'ne' the
execution. He IrcterJ Joi-er-h Pre-ton a
me. and 5t It -jM ttjit J'rrjitoa wttl li
prnt hi the Jrop fail.
On th- Ad-tce of hlf lruty Ellba.
Heu-ccWV -j.r-oki - k as .eat out cf
tte city ye-terJiv aftcr'-vn and wilt not
return for exe-al dai The chil-i reJ.
It .ld. I itlible
l:u:acX ht rfjueted SfcriJT Clirkf to
civ- his body to Joseph l'ret3. wlH-h
aU l- ilorc ft-r lb autojy and ia
uaett. -li!th HI f it' tve extcntuti m
radtxtely. An ur.i.-tfiker ta. b'en -V3(sl
1 rrta-vre th b. iy frara tie jI
ts-raedlattlv fter th ajthorit! have
SnlsheA xiltft It.
Jat.tr ra-sn yct"riiy ifJerTitya f
catt'ed a thorcus fextc rf the tal- 13 t
Se ni.l. b.ssjt- of Lnnb rt NI ba '
committed stil-'i!" at t'- Four "ourt. em
Satt.rda nomine while in a cell aa!t
Inu e."jt!on to-ilj. will take place from
:h utnlrtak!tis-room of Kbe-le fc Keie
tbl aft. rnoon TTio "-!y of Xlehaus wa
clilni'il ti an unci f the sane nntne. an I
-.tit to the uad-rtakins-rootn He i the
orlj kr.ouu relate t of Nichau? In St.
Iul
A: S o'clock the bily will be taken 10
SS IVtcr .mil !"aul'j IVmetery fjr burlai
Ni'haus v.c to have ben hanse.1 to-day
i.Jth Henrj" HeUstck. but thwarteil tr
csIIcas by tabblnc himself with a Jack
knife that was .ntJKp!e-5 In to hitn It wt.".
ravterlou wat Xlehaus killed nl
brothtt -In-law Tlwmn rlu.f;tl. in a sa
loon at Kshth and Soulard streets, lc
cmer 3D. UC
WOMAN IS INJURED
IN LIGHTING FIRE.
u!rl.- Three gt2irb x'scd c n-untlr
-:y ce
at cu:t
i-unur 1
II. an 1 I
St t at
for sieves hocr rcolc
fmfirl'd trt J.l er !'
th.-r had fftts-I t,ir tire ps T.ket
-aoier wia cozhzm? t -nkesti4t:3a i
tow Nlehtu. 5-1 lie ka-c
NIEHAUS'S FU'iERAL WILL
TAKE FUCE THIS AFTERNOON.
Tfc futvx-a: f lhc:t Nhsus. wfco
In an effcrt to txtlnscNh Maze, which
oc-urrrd in l..r horte Siturdax- en!nir.
Mr? Jcvhtne Marker of No. 3H ftut.1
S'vcnta stre-t was painfully burne.1 on
the han-I. She ira forre.1 to abandon the
attempt and to k ref ue In the mreet-
An alarm wa soundfd freta box No.
?U. at X nth and Ars'nal treet-. bat be
fore the atrtval cf the lire Iepartnn:.
lis" Sre ha 1 cued a. dair.ae. of O90 to
th b'Mirr and !1T. to the content. The
on !. cavereil by l-.urar:ce The cauce
of tlj 2r Ij no: known.
HOVEHEXTs OF erCft TESEU.
Ccxa. As I.-Arr1i!- Kon'si Vat
:.e )nr tit Gltmtaacl NapVa.
setiaarr. Acx ! rrlv.4: Stealer Ve
T.-. Nw Tcik. Tta I"!cij:a 14 -erir.
5Jrtii su Si. rrrreij: Mniwr Clxa-t-.
Ne TV. re Coinf lasi wced-Ji
l-rsi Au. 53. .rriTl (nB, New
Tu-k. tu rtrssest!: -rt Crrti:r.
IVrr Kat 51 .sailed. Mwra.rt FlaIa-1
frrea Actw.iv for Nw V-k. Fsri R:,narck
Zr'yx H-U:rt fe- w Tcra. vt Itoutec-e
I. .!. ,ur II SI-1: .A3-.er SCase-
Iae-j.wa. A Si Sald. T.Jeun, Vo
eoar ill Ho"c-Kec etc
vfetcn. Ass. . .lle4: Ftsaoer Ura
trt tiw lierjI. Nw Tot.
PrcvTtlrlo Xo SCI.
Acer.d wgl ot car all
U wta can rafisiTTii
fcr Emmt
msiMis. bat
WEDDED BY LIGHT
OF MANY CANDLES
KovinZciiiini-ltiiiin Msirruip I'r-
foriip.il in Orthodox llclin'W
Fasiiion Ihuice Held in
Ttftiiph at 'om.' of
Orumony.
With the crmony performed by th"
llicht of Sv canlle. acvnrdlng to ancient
Jewlh rite". Ml Ooldle Zemmcl'mn cf
Xo. in North KiKhth street and Abrahirj
Kat in wre married Ia.t nlcht In the Tlp!--
reth Ir.u-I T-mple Ninth and Wash
etrt.tr. I.- lUbbl ?lmnn lo- nbers.
Tb suests conirreir.-tteil about t. o'clo'-k
and rrmaled after the ceremony for th
suprer and dance, which were held In th?
saire bulldlnc.
The early arrival, dinced until all tad
e.embled. wh.n tb- prpcr-.cn to th
svnaeoctie proper tsun. The briJ
r.d l.t IdeKts-vitn. with l.riitrr.al.J and
croom.sn-.'n folejwlnc. t re escorteij by
th crowd, which numb-red about Z
Mi n. women and children all carried
small llchte.l candles Into ih edffic ar.d
vety or.e took Ms place In the dimty
liihtfd roore. After the weddlr.s t-re.
aiony th rabbi prayel ami then placed
th weiU'inc tln on the angers cf the
bride a-:d brld'sroom.
After this the jruoi?. If thej so chesc.
kissed the nwl -wedded pair
HoMmic a flllel wtne rla In h! hard
th Rabtl aaln prasl. and. r.nlshtns.
l.ave the goblet to the groom, who took
a drink and pas.'ed It to his bride
She Ilkewir took a swallow of tte win.
Tb! done, the rabbi placed the craW
ils under the rleht foot of the lJd--srocm.
He cnishe-J hl fot don. brcak
lrat th goblet Into thouwinds of plecev
This Is a cuntom Jn mmorj" of th Ttsi
ple Bth Han-.lc-Uffe. which w destroyed
boot two or three thossnnd year aco by
the Romans In Jerosalcra.
The bdde. brldejTom aad arueau dencend
ed i the 4uuns-roeak aad all at asd
f
(XIRllUsl.'Mimtl,
OHIIKH TO WITTK TIl-XlfillT.
ir St. I' Itr-burc. Atic. n. The final J
s cotnmur.lratlon of tb supreme d- s
elding authority. Kmj.eror Nlchol .-.
s cmveyini; his MaJ":-"s Instriietlons
4 as to tii" coar. which Mr. Wltte
s ?liall p-jr-if. NinnlniT on Tueiiav.
will lie trinimltlfd to Portsmouth 4
thr.-mzh the Forisn Office prolabIy
lo-niclit (Moiulix) or Tv.-sd.iy morn-
In--. A
.a
drank tn the h'alth of the couple, ill,
Zrann Imin wa .tt"nied by her rtnt.r.
M!. Uoa Zemmt-Itean. while Abe Ko
xinskl artd a KToomiman.
Many j.r-tits were rccele, froii th
friends of the rouple. will the IJ.uttnant
Marix I. O. II. A. Ide. f uhlch Mr
Itnvm l a member, present's! a eet of
silver rors
Mr. Kertha Ilrown. an acnt of tl.e
trlde. came from IndUnarolls to att'nd
the weildins and 1 xMtiric her tl'ter. Mrs.
MInr.te Ktldmaa. while her-.
SHREVEPORT IS NOW FREE
OF YELLOW FEVER PATIENTS.
r.r pctl:c srzri.u
Shreveport. I-t.. Auc. Si. Shrevport Is
now free of yelIow fever patnts Th
last to remInlrr ca. thore of Barney
Tracey. a rhlcsso traxellr.a- man. tad Al
bert Miller, a. native of St. tout. wro
discharged front the detention Mtnti tr.la"
as cured. They departed for SL, Louli.
Tour drjjtUt is a flepubilc Want Ad
A-r.t.
I.IWla Cmmmtmunmm.
nEPfBUC sp?a-:Ai-
lnodfi. IIU Au. 31 Erht thousand
persons this afternoon beard U" sermon
at th Uncotn Chautauqua by the Rexer
end K.ther J. 1 Vauhaa of Wisconsin.
This Is the tarrest crowd of the season.
The Reverend Wilbur Crafts of Warhlne
ton City dltrred the nurntnc sermon.
hl's t-n!1it the cartoonist, Alton B.
pacmard. care a crayoa talk oa The Llgat
of IB WarM."
buwabvat ouvaC-occn
' Clearance Sale of
.Curtains Si Upholstery Materials
These phenomenal bargains are offered becaase
these odds aad eads ainst be sold at oace, im order
to make room for new Fall goods.
SCOTCH MADRAS CCKTAIXS.
$ 5.75 Curtains reduced to SSM
$10.00 aad $12.00 Curtains
reduced to
$13.50 Curtains reduced to S.ee
$16.50 and $20.00 Curtaias
reduced to S7JW
BOXNR FKM3IE CTRTAIXS.
$5.00toskO8 I $ 9.50x0 94.00
$6.00to9BJs9 I $ 9.00 to Sl.se
$7.s0to3.0O I $15.00 to 9 Jim
TAMBOOtED XET CCKTACCS.
$ 8.00 Cartaias redBcea tot
$ 9.50 Cartalaa redaced to i
$10.00 Cartalaa reduced to t
COLORED IRkSH POCTT CUR.
T.U5S.
$ 5.50 Curtains reduced to i
COLBERT CTRTAIXS.
$ 7.50 Curtaias reduced to :
$11.50 Curtains reduced to7aV.
EGVFTIAX LACE CTRTAIK8.
$9.50 Cartalaa reduced to :
EGVPTUX BED SET LACE.
CO laches wide. $2.50 aad
$2.75 quality for SI JOB
IMPORTED WHITE FIGURED
SWISS MtTSLIXS.
45c quality reduced to. .....SSe
65c quality reduced to -Me
LACE DOOR PAXELS.
60c quality reduced to. . .
$3.00 and $6.50 quality re
duced to
$S.0 quality reduced to. .1
CRETONNES AXD DEXOIS.
40c reduced to.........
75c reduced to.........
sr.e reduced to.. ...... ....SSe
$2.00 reduced to ..........73c
Tapestries in Cotton and Silk and Wool.
50-inch and 60-inch English
Taffeta; $2.25 quality re
duced to ........ ....... SSa
$2.75 and $3.00 quality re
duced to .Sf JM
LIXEX VELOUR.
$2.50 quality reduced to... 9L73
Single Pairs Portieres of Tapestry Velvet
and Velours.
$ 4.50 quality reduced to. .sMI $18.50 quality reduced to TJ
$11.00 and $13.5" quality I $27.50 quality reduced to S15.B
reduced to S7.5 $20.U0 quality reduced to flL
Arabian and Renaissance Curtains.
JAYAXESE Cl'RTAIXS.
$10.00 Curtaias reduced to STUM
$13.00 Curtains reduced to 83.8V
COLORED CREPE.
$1.00 quality reduced to. . . .23c
FANCY SCRIM.
60c. C5c. 75c. S5c reduced to 5c
COLORED IRISH POINT SASH
LACE.
$1.35 quality reduced to .46c
ARABIAN' PAXEL LACE.
53c quality reduced to 13c
IRISH XKTS. '
60c and 75c quality red. to. .25c
COLORED MADRAS CTRTAINS.
85c aad $1.50 reduced to. . .30c
30c Tapestry reduced to. .20c
85c Tapestry reduced to. .43c
$1.25 Tapestry reduced to. .03c
$3.00 and $3.a0 Tapestry
reduced to $1.50
$2.50 Tapestry reduced to. ..03c
$5.50 Tapestry reduced to S3JIO
$4.50 Tapestry reduced to S3L23
$ 5.50 values reduced to $ SUM
$ 7.ot) values reduced to 0 5-T
$ 9.50 values reduced to 0 5JW
$11.75 values reduced to 7.5
$13.5o values reiluced to 0 0.MO
$20.00 allies reduced to fHfMMt
$25.00 values reduced to 8IO.00
$27.50 alues reduced .to $IB.s9
$S0.00 values reduced to 9I0JM
$35.00 values reduced to 02249
$37.50 values reduced to 92349
$55.00 values reduced to
$C0.00 values reduced to
$67.50 values reduced to 9IH09
$75.00 values reduced to 095.09
These Curtains are In from t to 6 pair lots.
Remnants Cretonnes and Denims at half regular price.
A Great Dress Goods Clearance Sale.
fa oar Ealaticetl and Improved Base meat Salesroom.
On readjusting stocks in preparation for rcceiring oar
Autumn purchases we find a great many odd pieces for
which we have no room and which must be speedily dis
posed of.
The materials arc
Fancy Salting. I Coverts, finuUte.
Cheviots. I Rob Roy SaH tug, I Fancy .Mohair,
Shepherd Checks, I Sergrs. I Panamas.
HbHias-s. I Rroadrioths, Hrarirttais
and we will offer thni at the following reductions:
Ron yards Dress RchIs up to SOc values for. ...... .. M..SSe
490 yards Dress (ioods up to G5e val'.es f-r. .. ............08e
650 yards Dress Goods up to $1.25 values for. ............. Me
3C0 yards Dress Goods up to $2.ft values for.".. ...... .....73a
This sale offers an opportunity to purchase the School Children's
outfit at'Iess than half usual price.
Parasol Clearance.
The following reductions will prevail for Monday:
Parasols $4.75 values re
iluced to S2.O0
Parasols $5.0i values re
duced to 92JMf
Tarasols $5.50 values re
duced to 92.73
Parasols $7.50 values re
duced to 9XJSS
Parasols $S.0O values rc-
dncrd to ............ .94.00 '
Parasols $10.00 values re
duced to .............93.09
Pinal Reductions on All
Spring and Summer Waists.
All this season's Waists and Uiouses of white lawn, dotted
swiss and handkerchief linen, handsomely lace and em
broidery trimmed, are subjected to final reductions in
order to effect their speedy clearance.
Thus
$1.5ti values reduced to... 75c
$2.1 1) values reduced to 0Hc
$3.00 and $3.25 red. to. . .81.75
$4.00 and $4.1.". red. to. . .S1.HH
$4.50 and $4.75 red. to. . .82JMI
$5.00 values reduced to KI.OO
$6.u0 values reduced to. . .Sslsn
$ 7.50 values reduced to 9 4.9
$ S.00 values reduced to 9 3
f lo.oo value!-, reiluced to 9 5JI0
$12.50 value:-, reduced to 9 0L50
$15.00 values reduced to 9 B.B0
Sls.50 values reduced to 910.00
$22.50 values reduced to 912J30
White and Colored Lawn Sacques
At the following reductions :
$3.75 values reduced to. . 91.501$ 7.50 values reduced to. .S&30
$5.50 values reduced lo. .S2.0H $15.00 values reduced to. . 87.30
Clearance of Individual Pieces of Imported
Milioirany. "lrcnIan v.altmt. hand-decorate, satlnrvood and English,
black oak furniture at rrducil jrlns.
IHKMI1 AMI Kil.s VttllOi:V XKWl.VK TBI.K.
130 nO values: redact l to S.TT.T.O i $'.-. " nlnes reilucnl to SIH.7S
$3T.."" valms redii'ed to fZS.i- ' JCn.40 value reduced to IT. J
S::.e0 values reduced to . . .SIU.ST j;T.io v.-tlues r-l'Jc.il to aasjU
iC;.:.') valu-s r.MUnil to SC4.KI
ritiixu i:mti. htaxijs.
ttZ.SO ralus for SJ fl2.' v.ilm s for (ia.13 JJ5.0 values for S1X73
FKK.rll ltU-lAITKU tTIVOOI.
rtooksf and 37atO to aISt?maW Stand.. . ..SaSJM to SISkTS
ti-.i.i.. i.t, .e .. .. ... Iresnjt Cise with mirror
Writing Iesk KHMsB t" S3T.T.O na t STT.T
I--RKSJI II I.I. t ll.IR.
With la-ather K'ats and Ilaeks.
JI4 01 value, for l2 J2:o valu.s for ....atlJW
$20 01 v.ilus for SI...ol J..-V.0O valuet for fsa.es
IZ.no values for I.TS JsOtiO valti.s for M7J
$2i.0o values for 3SMl 5i:".'0 alu. for 913.7
liOTIIK- ok rit: .
27aM to .: ,fal.lnt STS4M to fCAZl
GJ-.0 to fai.sslrh.ilr S33JM to SISJJS7
I'edextal
I'ede.tal
C.iblnxt
.SBTJO to
IB
Sfdjm to SSJ3.7S I'lialr
Chair SM7JW to Select
IR-ASS .U,MT. WW FIVKII.
With Cane Satx and liicki.
I 'hair asn.a) to SIS.IM-. lAtm Chair 927JIO to flZt.13
Chair STSJSn to I-S7 Conversation S-fit .SSXSO InlXUH
Kound-Top Stand. Italian marble loval Table. Italian marble top
top tzzjm to ai.73i asa.es t aar ja
::i.isii -.h:o hik oik.
Chair S 9.SO to 7.33 Hall K'Ut BTSaW tn gTmXaz
Hal! Seat 4e.o to S3SXM,HI(;h Hall Chair. . ..SNSaW to BCLTS
II.KR.ti: OK
ROT.1. DR:sD:w lll AMI Cl'ltIIIWOTK VASK.S. FLATC.
li:i. A5SO KlI'lHCx.
ixra
44 00 val ics reduce,! to.....
li.oo v:iltis rtnucul to...... au....
tr. 00 values rdui"I to.. .. .2o
T;0 value-reductd to SX3
J."t' values rduc"d to.. .. .on
1 10.L0 values reduced to...... aj.
SI3 10 valu's redund to..... SIU.I3
SI.. CO valu"s r-d iced to..... Sltja
SIS.S4 valuts rclcti'l aiXv
.00 values reduced to... . SI5JJO
IKO'J values reduced ....
It'1.09 ValUe.f reduted ft. . . .
122 Jft values redu eI to....
.2. on xalueii r lunsl t....
Jfi.00 valt'e reduced to....
t20.io va!us reduce,' to....
472 value reduced t..
irV09 values reduced to.... 7l.
liTJ.OO value-i reduced tr....ai:i,
tZ'tj.'if) values reduced to....aaM
Millinery Clearance.
All or car travelin-f and Suit Hats and our $1.7". Duck Hats
are Included In a final cl.aranc at .
5Cc
Ga
l-IXsl. ClaEABA-tCB SAI.K or
Ready-to-Wears for Women.
This offrln-f r ear.a r-.dlcal reductions on all Hprlna- and Kumrnse
irmnts ar.d th nwrlc re made to effect an Immediate clearance.
borne of the best style of the eaon are It.cludeii.
$10.00
52.50
Sltk Mrl-tAal ?alts-Of plain ard fancjrTafff tas and
Ponsee; ;210 value, reduced to
Stark l.asia sblrt-ta sUt !! IC.Ou to J7 0'j values
reduced to
Paarr Inwasie'le- Urmrt" :.: valt:en reduce,! to
-.I.'.-? ami je.oa values reducd to,,..
ssBise t-isiesj .an
Stssrt Pasv a-Kl
values reduced to ....
'j -taiue. reuue-u to,... . .. .... m
'-- aim vi values reduced ti i.
I TaBrts) MH. Cmtm-tl-.Z0 and UZ.nl " 4 5t
- .. ..rws,rpf
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