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NATHAN ROSENSTEI!,
lYho was knocked down and carried forty
feet by an O' Fallen Park car yesterday
as ho lias returning flora school.
"I was !o hun;-fy, I hurried home to
tny mamma, for my dinner, end the car
hurt ine ard 1 '.vasu't hungry any mure."
Tills' Was the explanation 7-year-old
Nthan Ifoscnstein save of the street rar
accident In ahicli li" was tbe principal.
X.-tthan ! the sun f Mr. and airs. A.
Jto-nsloiti of No."4(C0 Page boulevard.
When li- ivas rcttirninjj from the Kit tick
Bchool jMerday at noon an O'Fallon Park
car knurkitl 1.1m doan and carried him
for fortv f-et.
Moturxnriu Mulvllle T.ata dropped the
fender jmj carix-d the child for forty
fret lfuro lit; cuuld atop the car. Tho
. nus unconscious and hit clothing was
torn into id-reds, lie was taken to tho
ii:ic of Doctor J TL. Day of No. 41(w Fin
ite an-nuf, who levlv, him and dressed
lii.s -.vuuial. Xattuii was severely bruised.
but Iictor V.ty did not think he was se
riously injured. unlea the bruises on hi
head detelcped alarming symptoms. ,
The accident occurred on the corner of
Page liouI;.ird runl S trail Ftreet. almost
In front of the Ki" nMrln home, in sight
t.f hundreds of school children. Some of
them told tho iiollie who tho child was.
while others ran terror-stricken to their
licin.?
"Voiir little bov Is killed." one little girl
tol-l Sirs. Koensttin. The mother looked
ton.ir.i th" car and f.i!nt-d. A few mln
i.tcs later a !Iice:aan Mouyht Nathan
lioni"
Th. -:tr toi In chars of Conductor
John t'allahan.
NO MORE CHEAP SMOKING
FOR STREET CAR MEN.
Oelrellres Arremt rrs Parlrr Wkt
AOtnli. MrnllaK t'lsara Fraaa
I'rMK 'Mf H'arrk.ne.
1'nited ltallr.-.i tmp!iivi at the com
jvn'f tsr.tdiu.iricrs. l'ark and V.ind-v.n.
tvr uv. nu"c. tBterday. thro:uh the arrest
of Kichard Ctx n nr ro. it di-privcd of
furt!iT ch2i smtikitu at tho expense of
tlj l'rlcke-Ii.ihn Dru Company
Cox wis eir.rlojfd - a tioitcr In the
Irus corn;ianj's w.irbouse :t No. Ii.
B-iuth Ki-v-ntli r.-t. In the lat nine
months oif.irs anil druijisfs sundries val
ued .it Ji h.it !- rn ml.-. J from the
tock .UtOHcthir about 10.H cigars were
stolen.
Ivtcctlies Kllllan and Oabanne learned
Tl.urxl.iy that c rtaln of th- strtet-car
coaiiuny's i-.-nrloJ''-- -Aetu pniokln many
clear? for vnir! tht-y were paying cnty
half iirirf.
The dctecslici learned that lien Tloyd.
n necro. ur.clc of Cc. n:w a fireman for
the I'nltci Itallttays Comiiany. Furthtr
lr:v-stisntin 5lio-l thit C was steal
ing the- 'lars. .'IIlr them for one-fourth
their aiue to Fliyd. Hhii in f.irn ess .U
IsinB of thorn it h.ilf price to othr on
Ilys of th rimpany.
Four b-'.-f .f c:cir were found at the
hoir of Wllli-tm I'mrf'-it. No. 2Ji; I'.trk
menu rroffrtr J. u.,- company'i tlm.-
ks--er Hf t.lij they .;!-. J.lIJ to him
1 Iovd. who :nlra:ttc.l it. and said Fox
hid tol'i 1 Ini tint th clears w.-re Riven
to hfm as part payment fur his work.
'x r a. lily nimitt d the thofs when
M'iol tmiler arrest. Warrants uill be ap
tat"! f ir to-l.iy
FEDERAL CASES OiSMISSEO.
I-lVnI:mts Cliarfal With Violat
ing 1 !ooni:n;?irinp liw.
Vpon m.)t:n of I tilted States District
Attorney D.r th case us.i!:.t MrajfCke
Miurc.- thars. I with munufa- urms
tI.-jiircarlre wa, ,!!mNivl rstenlay In
the F rttl '"ur: Msurer i ves t N
?ri !. itvenue -Vlwu: .1 e.ir aso hl i
fr l .rre -!ze.j l ;ot-err.tnent ofrlcer.
ll.n -i-" fa, i:npr mi--d by the pu merit
f . t'ne Th. .. aculnst niwiird J.
!f!r.!ry. si emplcve f. MHcrrr ?iint
wh .m a clmce ia r-r-tlnsr. wa mint Jl.
tn:?s'J
JulK" Firkelniiur dlmled the ense
nc.!r.5t IMwar.I i" Andertnn of No 2:
V-i '.I axencr who Indicted 1103 a.
eharite slmbar to Msurer
1 p- 11 !ym nr ex n the ca of tho
Stone Hid me tVnipony of Hermann.
M was !sr J!ni'-L It wn.s ch.irsd
thai t . rn:til fulled to tell tl;e name
Of iTtwri' s r-i5e,J )n the dlstlll'nc ; f
brandies turr.t-d .ie- to them The d'
jr)sal wn onl.re-1 h the IMstrlct Attor
ney eetinc under Sntructlor. from the
Intrnul Heenue IVpantnent.
t liiulit -lrt.
The nioot.'i-t Or'nk now before tha
Arr rtrjn ralll- U the por'J-ir O F f
Wt s'-v the ery bc: product or the fin
est IVstllJrry m $! word. ltrccmra-cdea
r: t r'r far downtown purposes, lut for
hurre u-- olo
SUIT OVER CITY JAILERS BONO.
Stin-tv Cointiany t;car.' .luJs
iit.mu A.win-i lanifs ,. !nvsoii.
Jiftlc- OlIa"r.-.r. jetrUy cave JuJr
tarnt acal-st tiy J ! J-irr.e, 1 hJn-
r f r J.' la favor of the American
lv-.4!j- cf.pary of Ilj't'.more. fer a
prer.'.J :m en hl bocd for i&,-'l . Jt:er
fn.-a iy . WC to May s. Ij,
To t"Ai r$tt'ti-d fmm Jaikr tawon's
taklrc oat a nw Nir4
Th-an Her.n'-s. aest for the Amer
ican Ikindirjc C m;wiry. secured the riik
In May. I1J. tawein tivS: tie r.tion
tha. N ooi!d dnp tie bcrt t the end
of a-yr )Tir 11 -.n'-jc c'cse.j ttt tlie
ccnt'act was for four jrar.
Tfce riaee for lrt.flaa;.
Aryr deinTlptien. ITtrwsraphl: Madtsa.
c:tt.Eu:Y i'ri.viizsy or st. louia
hv J. ilarvatto. PrrsiAMi.
etho4Ha lloftil All-Day Rally.
Vlrslnla. lit. s?rt -V Ta Itltodit
ef tli.- h.ri district heM it II -Car
rwlly at lUuS Sprirtsjt to-dr Jire
wem zud try Dxtor Kabtrt 8tephs
ot JACon;Le. sfce ItevererrJ Jofca Nt
of lV-ardios and tte IUrcJ Frank
Ijscajn Nf Virginia.
Isairtrd tmr Klrt ecre Hr4rr.
rsrt tine -ij.t u ,
Vincenrtes. 10 T- S- The Rra3l
Jurv to-lair rrterol an isdlctmenl
m;xiM Ksrvxl Carter, cjirsir tia
with, mcrder In the arst derrc. He
kCivd lien Frar.klla here two wctS sct.
rWil.r Wjaai es Barftv.
Pcstaaster Fra.-sW Wj-auia ! returs
to :bc city this mexsirs i.iUz ifftd if
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Upon the openmg- of school Bobby
brought the r.ew tacher n bouquet of
roes. This diplomatic triumph bred un
due boldness In Bobby, and consequently
he devoted the whole session to ublsper
in:r and throwlnc spit balls.
His pride, however, was squelched when
the teacher caught him ana ordered hits
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"He devoted the whole seoslon to throw
Ins rlttalls."
to remain after school. This heartless
Ijrr.orsnc "f his fcrlb emtlttered Itoy.
""!! Stiith'On." he poute.1. "do you
know that bunch ct roe 1 nv y'uuf
liu where I cot thm"
"I suppose Jr mcther rave them to
you."" sa.d tcher.
"No, !'s l.u called last nlcht and
brought "em. ftls si;d the bunch ooke.l
like paper fl'-wer and she ae "era to me
to throvi oct this morclnic."
SEW RECIPKS.
CHOCOLATB
F K A F T E.-Ilce
two square or
ctjr.ces of Baker's
chocolate tto a
double botr. When
11 njt rr.iT.a a.si
one qart of milk
which ia! b-n
v-armed 'i!cht!y:
two tat!ei;.n of I
uar. Cover and
tsll five minutes. ,
Thea whip with an
r be.tr until
v.r smouth and et
awar to cool. Freexe
as yo vi!J Ice
cream until the rr.ix
rsr is soft ar.d,
mas!;, sot 9rre aci j
frrcotfc. and serve at
esc with whirred
rrewc which ras
be pweetesed with
eulvertsed suar ar.d
f!aored delicately
with vanilla.
0"STE5t S. i;ji Art B
Cr.e-half rv!nd of
veal. ne-ha!f pcund
cf oysters, yofk.. of
two i:cs. thrt ta
blr;ins iif tread
crush. one-ehth
cf ;ound of eal
uet. chop Sae veaU
ojsttrs and uet.
mix In the bread
crumbs after tfcej
Sin iKa scalusj la
a little e-j t-r llijaor.
beat in the .-, a
sea with cr.--hil
saltspcoa of rs-pper.
half as much ms.ee.
a sasror.n cf silt;
tlr eil t3ether.
mke tsto crouetts
shape, dip la ecs
ani la crrmbs. try
In hot tard.
Tk Braa stalk.
A bath which 1 tnttsrfed to rrstcre th
serves consists ef many herbs mixed to
ether. lata a bltr-c!.h r- put a
hanvtru! cf sac And the wo axecct of
Jried Uvesder Sewers, with a few spiers
and Uttis sK ef sMstttoL. slew the
riy arc ret tsto it a q'art cf bntnc
Lt ca ana pocr "3 mi inn
wwter
KitX letfts the b rrmahs tc the hath
ii ant as m dsscrcd.
this aay twice
U Ca tit ttscw U
CtsUOlS COXDEASATIOXS.
Since nold was tlrnt found In Aus
tralia the ii:iouni which has been
product-.! Is said to exceed in value
b.nt.mio.'xo.
German Insurance companies re
fuse to take any risks In the cae
of Alpine cl'mbers utiles an expert
Euide Is one of the party.
Kor tl.o lost twenty years there
fcas been emrtoed at the Cherry
Tree Inn. Old Southeate. a blind
ho-tlcr. lie can tell reffular cus
tomers by tho sound of the trottinc
of their horse.
Japanese women now have, under
the new civil code, property rights)
and privilege, of dl orce. -which put
them nArlv on a par with nomen
In ISiKl.ir.d or tho United States
In those ropects.
The total r.unber of Syrians In
New York Is nixiut 10.000. one-half
of wlio.'u are "il.ironlter." or Ito
man Catholics, almut 3,'B Ortho
dox fJrti'Xs ar.d about 2.i.) Urc-.k
Catholics or Protestants.
, A remarkable decrease In ths
numlr f ileaths from tuberculosis
in the larger cities of Prussia with
in the last tw6 decades !.s rerorded
ed. In 1W the death rate in cities
of over iiY.Qft) Inhabitants was 27.2
r-r 10-j; in 1J It was on'y 2S
per lu.O.
The numl-er of Hussian pf'"orers
In Japan at the end of May wns .
!.. inciudlne ten Admiral, and
Oeneral. sixty-eisht Colonrls. SM
Captains. TJoutenants ar.d llnlns
nnd 3.t-r tetty officers IJy Jt:n
:V the total had 1-een Jr.ereased br
tl-.e addition of T.2 ofSrcrs ar.d
s me- take ia the battle of the Sea
or Japan.
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"What luck -strdtr
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sr lost tr.ty thousand. I fcrxei which-7
Hesala4e Miss f Hasar.
A Kansan crcrsi-if the Atlantic In rouh
weather ent out on deck hen a tls
rale was Mowfc;; Ncbody 6s tn sicnt
except the cpiair- say the Kansas CIt
JournaL
"Oo blo therer the captain shouted
The rientr looked around :o see
whoa he as tilkms to.
-You mean mer he yelled hxeS it'll
he v there v so one ei: In slst.
"Of course. I do. o belcw." ay.d the
certain came a!ocss!de
-Well. I a-aess not."" protested tbe Kan-s-in.
Tn us here to see bow oc cf
yoar mosataln-hlxh wave, asd ttrrine
!es" onmrare alth what we hsve In
Kans- Iz. the way uJ cyclone. Tbi
ain't a patch to what I've seen out our
way."
A bis wave broke over the deck, sweep
ing the Kansan aft. They picked him up
with broken lei;, a twisted shoulder.
sprained wrist, and his face looking as if
It had been drained backasrd tlirouKh a
brier patch. When he came to be saw
the captain.
By irravr. Cap." be said, feebly, "that
reminded me of home, only it was- a dern
sight wetter."
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The Society Matron: "It seems to me
that yojr younger daughter Is about ell
enough to make her own debut.""
Mr. rtlchasmud: "I buy them nil ready
made, an" there ain't no r.f-d for my
daughters to make their own thlnfis."
lABSlas.
I think I'd like "
In o and sslm
Wlta Urlcktcp Smith
Where me an" him
"tter.t swlmmtn' way back
Yonder, when
U t was l-oys:
I'd like again
To chaw-raw.lcf
His clothes, I would.
!.!ke I did :hn.
an rhaw "em eod.
I'd like ter chaw
'Kta eood an' tUtht.
Th-n dare ol" Brick
Ter come an" flf ht
V hen he cot mad
At me. like what
II ued to do:
Ge: te'4 ait hot!
Them fize ei i9..X-
An" dear ol' Url:k'.
The enly feller
I could lick:
Houston Post.
Th aeauMts's Battoae.
Buttons for the most part arc Urtt. and
flat, tfcoun so-ce Are slightly convex.
I.trre bcttont :! be ud jiim-xt atlr
ly on tailor-made suits, but ra ornate ere
ttey that they will be, orrum-ntal ratetr
than useful, and othtr rrrode: of fastf nine
will be employed. A new button sultab'e
for black ce-:csi is covered with s:lk
or some soft woolen Mfcrlc with krorji of
a ay color embroidered en it with but
tonhoic silk. Very beautiful buttons are
made of onyx ana malachite and jesprr
aad these ere tsrrouadcd with narrow
metal rims. Fbr white er very l!?ht ma
terials, crystal buttQSS are very eff-etlr?
These .r also lar;e n-l tt.l, wilb metal
rtrrs and a elle2te deslcn tn !Hr cr
old. The bead button is a pretty novelty
.nrme-j ox srsati cut ceaos mcursea in a
enrtrcll'. rim. the beads Hrher matchlc'
the costume la color or af cct steel, gold
Seven Useful Household Suggestions.
A few drops of paraffin added to the blacking will aid materially In pollsli
lns damp shoot '
Plates and dishes put inio the oven or left on the range to warm often
crark. They should be dipped into hot water instead when being heated for the
table.
Ivory knife handles which have bccotr.e yellow from age and misuse may be
whitem-d by being robbed gently with fine sandpaper and then polished with
a clean piece of chamois skin.
tn the bathroom properly there should always) lie a bottle of household
ammonia at hand, one of 40 per cent solution of formaldehyde or other good
disinfectant a couple of cloths, a long-handled brash, and a scrubbing brush.
It Is also well 10 have a can of concentrated !y- or one of the preparations
like it. which will cat accumulations In the waste pipes.
j ne nana uaitn. tun and closet huouw be scoured out each morntnrr. tiie
drain pipes flushed twice a wtck with water to which haa been r.dih-d formalde-
hyde or the lye. If stains and deposits are obstinate the formaldehyde must
be left !' the basin over nitrht.
Th long-handled brt&a enables the maid to clean the cloi-et basin satis-
factorily.
Ammonia on the cloth used in wrshlng tub and basin will remove greasy
deposits. The nickel nttines and woodwork must be wiped oft, the scap dishes
1 mid toothbrush racks washed.
or silver, and the embroidered button with
a design wnrkisi in colored oilks on n
Hglit background is nlaaya pretty and
effective.
Odd Kads af Fasfclaa.
Umbrella and bill shapes are the Jal'st
In the wuy cf walking skirts.
Almost nil the coots, both long ar.d
short, r.avu open neck and vest effects.
Merges are In favor again aryl arc placed
almost cn a par with broadcloth.
Don't get a bro-n suit, unless that is
undeniably your color, for browns are a
little cut of favor.
One of the hlgh-glrdled sltirts fitting
over tho hips like a princess drcs. In
whit" raoh-tlr. silk or serge, will !e handy
tn wear with pretty house blouses.
Net a few of the new coats have collar,
cuffs and revers tf striped silk.
The prettiest dane!nt frocks are mad
of foft me.ssallne silks, which cmr Ir. the
mvt attractive colorings, with lustrous
surface, and are uncrusbable.
If black is becoming It is about the most
sensible and economical choice for an
evening gown, brlghteped with a rich Per
sian girdle or a tcuch of white.
la ratrto.
B'ouse do rot "b'ouse."
Trlcorr.es are not to be seen.
Walking skirt are u.-ed for walking.
All the handsome dresses more than
"touch."
Jut now everything Is lingerie, even
the prinrs-sae drs.
Th.re Is a distinct tendency to revive
burnt orange
Gray shaces from stone to pearl will b
the ttlrg.
Kuipir-;. hunter and emerald reen are
all good.
A red'llsh-prur. shado Is talked-of en
thusiastically. Velvet is being made Into ha2sjme re
ception dresrts.
flat " turned up In the br.ck and are
rarrosr at the front.
A r6'. lace veil In a color Is the thing.
It reaefcrs to below the waist line.
i;verything Is cabochor.s. from o-dlnsry
hsrplns to the most stucrlns- Jewels.
Kk!r: are full and flaring, ttrd ft: about
tt. h.lts.
Coats are tight down to tfce hip, with
Saris skirts.
Ta Walk Fraaerty.
A rood flfrire was never so srjurht after
j as jr. is in the.e days, and tt in right that
pop.e uriouid make tn iest of tcemse;vt.-
In thU and 7y day.
It t a bad hifcit to foM the arms. By
deinx so -ou null the hoaldrs forward,
ftatun ths chest, sad Impair deep breath
ing. The position ycu hold your b-- In
soon becoatej inblt. D vou th'r.k. rcr
insttnee. of foldlr.c your arms acrosj your
ehet before you d It? I dafesuv cot: It
has. vo-a see. becm a ha'oiu Try -tic
that wtll eapasd instead of flatten the
cat. Keep the back of the neck. too.
el-e t the back of the cellar whenever
possible .
Always carry the cheat further In front
nt m Dun anv otlfter BArt of VOQ. cer
tainly than the part below the waist. Bat
raw ii latter pan as c 1
times a day. especially if vou are Inclined
to get fat there: and ncthinx destroys, a
ftmiie more than thW. which has been de
scribed as- "the m!dd!e-agf spread."
Cklle Ca Carae.
Cut one small round steak in pieces and
put on a skillet with a tabtespoor.fu! ef
good drippings of butter, on ws -f ladl
ing water and two tablespoiftil of w.;i
washed tice. Covor and coot ti'nj tr.ii
utew. until the mist 9 lender. r.ik two
lar?e :ried red ie;,prs and removo tli-
seeds. IVur ovr them on- cup boilins
water and let them stand t.i nlnutes.
Turn Into a sieve ird with 1 spoon pr-"j
enough of the rpper thrAugu to make
t.i! witer rd ar.d rather i!i. If n-1
thiclc enough a little cormnrch can ! J
added, i'eason with salt rind onloti mice
and when the meat Is tender pour the
pepper sauce over It and serve.
a sore throat and tbe one who sings ha
a Mire lins-r. 'Chicago Journal.
TIIE MAN WHO DOER.
Tho ready man who quickly show ho'
willing to assist
la any way that counts- the best with
purse, or word, or fist.
Why. he's the man who puts In shade th
smiling optimist.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
AMATEUR ATTORNEY WINS.
D.
1. Moore Obtains Judgment
for Mrs. Anaie Walker.
Mrs. Annie Walker of No. ZiS Franklin
avenue, for whom IX p. Aior of Cali
fornia. 31 o.. act-d as attorney, obtained
Judgment yesterdiy In Justice Spaulding'a
court against J. II. Crocker and his wife.
of No. S3) Cozens avenue for 1ST for rent
of a stable, on the premises occupied T
Mrs. Walker.
Crocker occupied the stable when Mrs.
Walker rented the place .ome years ago.
Slit- did not know that the stable went
with the fccusv and did not collect tho
rent. Kccently the ngnt In charge of th1
property informed her that ..he -'i en
titled to n-nt for the stable. She de
manded the rent, but Crocker refused to
p.ty the back rent.
Motir m a well-known politician of
Central Missouri and is uorih over CSO.
. He was visiting Paris Wolfe. c-Ierlt
of Justice Spauldln; court, at his pome.
No. XX WlniNiir place, and litcame ac
quainted with Mrs. Walker, nhn ca!!et
0:1 .Mr. Wolfo to a"k Pbout l:-r suit.
J'oire offeriil to act .is her attorney and
rhe accepted the filler. The case wit
tried August 31. Jildce Ppiuldlr.g leservi I
his decision until yesterday.
The Dowager Duchess of Marlborough,
who was Lily Price.
daughter of Commo
dore Price. and
whose daughter-in-law
is the present
Tj u ch ess of Marl
bo r o u sh. formerly
Cor.rueio VRnderbilt.
arrived In Now York
tb other day. The
Puchess is In Amer
ica to visit her
mother.
The Dowager
Duchess, who la
known by the cour
tesy title of Ll'.y
Duchess of Marl
borough. If. In the
Mrict language of
the peerage. Idy
William ISeresford.
She aill stay with her mother. Mr.
Cicero Price, of New York.
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AN ADMISSION "Have you read Th?
test Day of I'ompell?" " csked the man
who like. oM-tlnie povels.
",;' arsered Mrs. Cumrog. with a
ciiirmlcc air of confiding frankness, "l
tell thw truth. I havea"t even irad the first
""cuaiOHITY. "That joung man's hair
Is terribly lorg."
"YeA" answered 5l!s C-iyesne. "I won
der wh'.rh he piays. football or th- violin."
Washington Etar.
THB SEASON WANETII.
5oon. ah. oon, tle baieball rcare
Will have seen its final day:.
800a. ah. roon. the garden mower
Can be gently Uld away.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
NOT WEU, HOT.-He" "I've been
scooting the shoots all morning.
SSe: "Aad aren't the poor creatures
dead vet? Harvard Jjit-n.
HARD r.UCK--"Liek r.evr ms-iag-s
thugs Jest right." Mid the irriuble man
who dislikes rcwic "It mht J-t ao tU
have fctew the other way round, but It
wasn't.
"What is the trouble now?"
"My daughter who plays Ike piano has
COMMEND ANDERSON'S PLAN.
Sprin-flivI'I SiiM'i-iiiiniIfat Sup
ported in Troii!i!c With School
IUard.
ItKPt.T.I.U" flVA 'I AU
8prngtietd. 111. S-pt. . Superintendent
Anli non. who as erltlciaeil iy the Itoard
f tilucatlon for set-ding out a irt r a't
Ing for co-ojieratloa of tho srlioil ptron
aithout the board's approval, was llel!eed
with ca' ers to-day.
Thejr consratulated the new suI-ri.tell-ent
on hie plan f r elvatins the ehoo!s
On tor of thi3 earn a larpe number of
lett'jrs from .sch'))! patro'is, ho offensl
tiilr hearty support
It Is likely that Sir. Anderson wld seek
vmillcation at tre next mretlnp of thu
boar-1. Ifeildent Thomas of the nmrd -ra
erilleL-e,i to-dy for declaring l to be ta
seriso of the matins" that the au"-r!ntrnd-ent
ei'uH send out any more er:n
munlcations Tiltliout th" r.-rd's authority.
Itent a hoa"-e or fiat through It. public
Want Ads.
FIGHT LIGHT RATES ADVANCE.
Mount Vernon Citizen, rctition
round! to Repilatc Cbarscs.
nviirsw m-j-cial.
Mount Vernon. IIL. 8Pt. .-As a result
of a -!t.ro of Increase la HJ rfttes by tha
Cltlsenk" Gas. Klrr-fic and Heating Com
riy a Wtter ScM ! being wagei by
vz or- age.in-t ise eomrany. and a nu
merously .sgtiet i-etlt.on was presente.1 tr
th- tl Courell last nlaht. requesting tha
f"u-cJl ta regulate tfce ecrapinj. ehirres.
A pui.ilc .T.-t!ng ha lyen called for rex
Itor.ilav evenlne f eo-.fider the question.
"P-.e tdv-nci- is raid to 1 from K to 1 vr
eert and In foi-r ln-Xance per cent,
n th- utilities furnished by the company.
Several hundred people attended the. Coun
cil n-.e-fine lat nlcht.
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