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Bands of towered ribbon set beta eea la
arrtioBs of lace make aa effective tran
mtag of frocks of point (resent act. ,
He Uttle hip Jacket with ripples ever
the ssjenlder seem to be coming Into favor.
Oat Warrant Agate Vra.
Edith DofjMB, Charging That
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He looked like a giant.
He was big. as very hw that the' clerk
and oBlce men hruk hack in tbeir chairs
when he loomed la the door of the quick
lunch room. He had a jaw like an ox.
wore a flaring green sweater, and his
muscles looked like hams.
"Gee whht!" gasped aa office boy. who
was eating a bun. "that raut must be
Jeffrie. Sharkey an Fltzslmmons done
up in one package. Pake your ears and
:-ar his order. It will be a couple of
jrrtjjds of raw beef an a gallon of black
caffee."
"Not fer that giant. whispered a mes-ew-ger
boy. "He'll call for a haunch of
taw mutton and cbew it oft the bone like
& Hon Look at the t-cth he's gnu"
With a glance of mingled admiration and
awe the quick luBchers watched the big
chap walk up to i the counter, and every
ear was attained to catch bis order. He
hesitated for a moment, looked confused,
and then said meekly:
"Mister, gimme a glass of iced tea and
a cruller. One from yesterday will do."
The messenger loy whistled and the of
fice boy kicked at the lunchroom cat to
show his feelings.
Brilliant Cedar Fschtossklr.
HrillUnt rotors aro used in the fai-hUa-able
wurdrot-. The new fabrics In rose,
emerald. arnetli!rt. pear red and apple
green afford a brilliant !ackground.
Embroidery In a variety of colors trims
many a gown, ami there, are lovely em
broidery strips: that conn- for the. front of
waists, for the wrists an) for the girdle
ell done In Japan-- colon-. Very often
thi embroidery is so pay a to make the
entire gown look brieht. triiis of hand
roaii Insertion are u.,j un many : sur
pllee or f ri-ritiiie lilouye. a-id th same
insertion i;oes around the wrist and forms
the girdl-.
Ilnsr to Clean S-Vathera.
Request -om: from time to time for
dire. Hon.-. aixtiit waxhing feathers in pil
lows. Tlie ijsa.il method of hoiie-clearilng
is t put the feather in their case rlKht
Into soawii 1. squeezing an. I d?us!ng them
thoroughly rmlt the feathers to l
ome well yuihoi and cleaned Then. aftr
a tliiro:ih riiii-iK. ham; the pillow in a
shady, hut windy. Slot.
The run tnut not lie allowed to strike it
T the feaihtsu mil not tin- iitoi.'ilv. A
JtrOI12 lipi Zl'. llClUelet. is .K-Hli.il. It Is I
cenenillv tv.ip or thn ilajs I fore the .I. I
low In
for use. and tien
lien the
renlt ts not alaj sithf.ictorx-. a the
fe.tiu r n tj.He i.f eoiitant kneading.
lll knot or rem tin ikk unlix creat
care Is erii.-U in the r:n.;iii; .m.l -ule
-l .ent 'lrviiiK. and on this account it :
a.UKililt te seiiii the feather" t" le
MearrieI it a rollahle estatili-hnu'tit
ra'h-r thin attempt to clean III m at
hon.e.
eh Hi:7iii:n.
iirici.i:n caii
H-'ljOWia:. iirtafc
the fjulliloner into
t-inall . luster mi'l
l-oll fr fifteen mia-utt-is
in halted water
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SIATi'Kri Y I pe
larac. firm ti-nip-tie.
cat off th
to;s an-l .eim( ou
the !n-l!e viith a
cm. ill coffee fpoon
Then drain careful Mix th!
it.-l.le with i
i l-t them ictt
thorouqhly c o 1 il.
an e.iual .juantity ..f
b-eaucrurabs and " I
jm k in cus jar m: in. lttil butter
mill jvtur ir tlicm alt an.i te-jiper
lnec.ir in uhlch- riice h piece of
hive !-e n lwille.1 for cIikw In tlje ton or
t-n mtrutcs mus- rich tenuto anJ set
tanl tee.1. nhole in the ou i a
i'J i"1 anil alNi. j j cmer.d .ItKh. xur
tir In - fore the Ine a little tomato
txil cis.-4 two t.- hijaor about the to
ll I e k . tl) n r u! of iiiaKM-". iinke until
1" r e u c h nimtar.1. the ccrtab are
nnt half cuji of tender all through.
fJCar nil th Jar then ire ii the.
seal
uvfr.itvMiiiK uiii.uifn i:i wrncn inev
were baked.
For the Taaary Rlrel.
I'ut sliiT' ry elm Srk in the drinking
1 .... s!.s
Kor rolls nte a canarj' ct;e drop of
rt oil ut n. dose
A Ml of r!.r or apple an i for rn of th"
Irrr birds a !Iie worm will prove a
ten!..
ThormiKhly wash out all the esjel
tth but water eiry day The aphae.
the rra!te tht fcrm In water left
siarrllrg In a cage. Is the deadliest enemy
ef bird life.
If th Mrd shows e!cm of genera! de
Isllt). a moultlr.i: out of season, Klvn
Mm Iron in much rralr strer.cth thin
s cn set from a runt nail In the water
urn! counteract the one bad effect of Iron
with wilphur. i
Keep the tilnt out ef drauehtu Tt l
Tt to hnc h! rAgf itoout fie feet from
the f!nr If fci.i.a higher than that be
will te te warm, for heat rl and the
hottest place In a rosm I neir the ceil-
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a trtrctottng. sr.J :n acrvs.!rle. as c1 a
fcr coats and entire gowns.
Lace robe gowns are shown now at a re
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very Uli, kt art
nhastlydub: rThis affair Is horribly slow.
Guess Hi So home.
Miss Clip: "Veg. perhaps that wcuW help
matters some."
JIST FDR FIX.
A XKW WRIXKU.-StcIa: "Mabel it
a girl of ideas."
Ilella: "Yes; she put flypaper under the
sofa to catch her little brother." Brook
lyn Life.
MKS. ClREXCK MACKET
Att ! her e-jear-nM diucliter. Kathnryn.
who is ale ut to enter the public school
,.ikc."I.vi. I 1 . of which Mrs. Mackey
is a truster.
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"h: Indeed"" -etaImM the poet, hope
fully. "Am I to infer that nu ;-v drug
Mcie prices for itr Catholic SUndard
and Time--.
i:.thi:i: Moni;!:x mn McCaii: "?o
that Is really jour family coat-of-armsT
Mist. Xvarich. "Y.s."
Mis McCall- "What's that queer device
in the center"
Slues xrich. "Whv er thafi pa'i
trade-mark. He 1nistil ijjiou tinning
that in "-1'hHadcIphla ledger.
NOT WORRIKP-"llut. John." com-
' I.i4 wife. "Die have no coat-of-armsr
"No." said he. "but I guess tAe can get
.ilorg w.thoiu ij now th.it have fallen
into a million! There was a time when
' dldn t luve a coat of. any kind!" De
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TASmONS
The c-'ebratcl Martha Ucan fashion pat
terns ill l furr.Nhtd to readers of The
itpiiultc at ! cents ach
These pitterns will n asily recognized
a- correct and up ti date In even par
ticular An Important feature about them
Is that allowance Is made for M"ams. They
are perfect In dc'en. conforming to alt
the requirements of adtance.1 stIe. and
jet are unusually simple and eisy t)f ex
e.utlon. Orderi will be fll'e. by mail onle. Al
low al-out four dais, thettfere. for de
liver' u
Xo. Ot.-;iRt.'S COAT
A chinning m:M t hrr -iewn fcr the
voung glrL and is pot o&ly suitable for
ehcol. tfl rr a iiriv5n ccat a welJ.
Tbe de-p-scAKois.il ccJar elves it a style
and nrish that or?- lces rot find !n th
riad--rti'i- rents. .-.;-, r unaally very
prs-sT AXlr tpd.i KSl.ss one rtvr , K".
rti. The cktt Is quite p tty. nui
up in pU'n Njv stile if e- ,v-s,-e a ptairi
v-.su, v.!- ; . itiy.jr?-t. -Tr.-i ring wear.
et rould u th tpcs cdr. fMptag tae
catlops with velvet or oatlisl-g tfteia atth
braki. The steel n is of the newest
shtng. and if attached to a Large, dees;
ctrff. Any of the new waster cloths,
tsreeda " serges stake up capitally acd
eeoaesalcally la this style.
Stan 4 t- 1 years.
In cnirmg. be sure :a give age aai
acmber f pattern (fesred.
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BBwjrear-old Grace TDodson win ap
iahop at t o'clock Thursday morning to
S2t?5 Jh?. ta '""W1 ' warrant witls
SISP'J?11 Ine cMM with a broom-RL-TSS
wrI?nl a sworn to yester
xJbjr fff?1 FtaneU of the Humane 8o-girvl-e!
" to DtPMy 8kW toe
.i;n. 1E0',SO 1 corm2n on the Je
rJJf JK2. I-S1'n Shcol at Xa S37
hSS ? JSSuK Wn-5 Grac being hel
'""Jlng a heartr.g of th? case
? r. ToUier. He tried to Justi
fy his alfe's action. It is faid. The aadsU
i-itrontaUte1Wm- She said after
wants: "He told me that Orace had a high tem
per and that bis wife a!.o had a high
temper and that Grace provoked her step
mother. He raid Grace told untruths to
her stepmother and that that was the
"""I the punishment. Grace admitted
that she had told her stepmother untruths,
but that she did so because, she was
afraid of being beaten. Mr. Itodson said
he knew his wife had punished the chil
dren, but not to such an extent aa to be
classed aa cruel treatment.
"I then said I would show him the evi
dence; and I undressed Grace and showed
him the bruises. He shuddered an! said
that It waa terrible. He then raid no one
knew what he had suffered and the things
ulth which he had to bear. He said it
would be better If Grace did not return
home.
"We have had many sad caret." con
tinued the nsfk-tant matron, "but this is
the ncrst that has ever lJen brought to
th" 5!ls?!ea. Admitting that Jrace was
a bad chllJ which she is not. she is sweet
ami 'ovable thtre in no Justification for
such treatment us the child received from
ll.e hand of her Hepmothcr.'
G1IU, TELLS HOI STOUT.
Tellies; her story yesterday, little Grace
id:
"1 hope the Jud-;e will send m to my
aunt. Mrs. Marble Papm at Hematite.
Mo. I don't nant to so heme. I loe
my rapa. but he won't belkve that my
-te?mctlicr l-eita us witlj the broom
han!!e and with an Iron rod. I never
want to so home, inv "tepmother Is so
cruel. She nould beat us with anything
.-he Rot her hands on. of tin leaving
mark".
"When p-ipa would see the marks she
would tell him I fell and hurt mvelf. and
m:"ke sie tejj the same story. When my
brothers ard 1 would tII papa bow she
beat Us hi -would not lKrhee us. My old
fit t.roth. r. Harry, who left home a year
anil a half ago. was put outdoor early in
the morning uitliout any clothinp. The
Gt-Jthtr was bitter cold and he did not
hace any breakfast. He went to the po
lice and frieil to have my stepmother ar
rested, hut Je neighbor would not ap
pear asaint her then. That brother is
now with a friend in Hematite. My broth
er.. H. rrnin and Henry, who nre at home,
will bQ afraid to say anything, for fear
of beiriK le-aten.
Somttlrr.e?. when my stepmother would
lient me and hurt me. h would sav she
w:i sorrv. and tell me to till papa lies If
he atk.-d tn, how I happened to be hurt.
ind I nouid tell what i-lie told me to. be
c.Hje ff I told him the truth she mould
l-eat me again.
Grace N a pretty t hlld. with bright blue
yes. When re speaks she looks one full
LEFT HIS ESTATE
TO BENEFACTORS
Palri.-k Cooney, Siippowibly in
Stutf of Povfrfy. RfitiPiabers
Tliitso Who Aidttl Him lias
Cottage Aveuue House.
A a recompense for kindness. James A.
Rfct nti'l Walter I. l)i.-r of the i:ie.
liijr I U-al INtate Company. f Xo. 52
Chtfrtnut stret. villi luhirlt the -ta:e 'f
latrlck C'ooney. nho d.d estvnUy at
the MulLtnpliy Hospital.
'ooi.ey wns " e;irs o'd. l.ve.1 In a
diniitonn :odsing-houe and .-rp-"r'M t
be In .tbject poietty. 1IU will .Ux-1'.st-il
th fact that he owned property at X--4T7
Cottage avenue, and It is -uppej
that u cornlilrral.il- sum of money will L-;
found In lil- trunk.
Mr. Dwjer. uho is name-1 In his will as
the executur of his estate without bond,
did m.t knew the value of the estate ivhe'i
hi- filed the document late voJtorday aft
ernoon with It: lice -tark. clerk of the
St. 1-ouis I'robate Court, as he had not
made an exatnlnatlon of the old man's ef
fects. lie had known him fcr years, and It is
supposed that he an I W.t brother-in-law.
Mr. Idee, had frtqu'-nlly rer.dere-1 to him
financial assistance, aithouicli they are
reticent a to tint feature cf the ease.
When tVoney was strie't-n with his
death s'ekness Mr. Nwjer had him re
WviM to the h.-spitMl.
Thl wa aNiut twelie dj' ago. Tlie
be't of care was extended to him. but tt
did not avail, and he dud about 11 a. m.
$ esterda-
He told the siter in charge of the ward
In which he was placid that he had money
In his trunk, but did not state the amount.
In his will he left the Cottage avenue
property to Mr. Illce and Mr. Pwyer In
equal Interests. y al-o bequeathed them,
in equal portions, the t cm tinder of his
i-tnte. -x opt f I each t liH brother.'. Ber
nard Cooney of Itocklnnd. Mass., and
1'hlllp "oor.ev of. I'os-ton. SIui.
Mr Klce lust ii!e!u would not go Into the
details of anv Interest which he or his
brother-in-law may have taken in Cooney.
The lnttT was nttemled at the hospital
bv a pries-1 of the Catholic Church, of
which he was a member. He will he
t-urlrd this afternoon In Calvary Ceme-
tery.
I
tu o Tit: run low total.
TJr Branrr and Miss Alaalle Rack
.Make rrra f MM.
nr.ri':i.u Mj:n.i.
rhlcaco. pej,! :i Mrs. A. T. II. Brower.
prisi-lent of the Western Woman's Golf
lAssoci itioR, who won the low -score medal
in the women's Western champlcnshlp. to
diy sreurrj th- low total In the qusilfy
l:.c rt-ur.d of the opTi tou-nament of the
Washln-tor. Tark Club.
. This tirre she s ttfit alone, as Mir
Sill!" AIr.-II of Westward Ho equaled her
rerforrrtar.ee. Both had cora cf at. and
as there nas n prtre for Ijw score they
did not rlay off. On their second rounds
they made the best scores of the day,
tr-fir c-irds beings as fellows:
Mrs Uro-r S S 4 J 1 4 J-
Miss Ainill- i S ; J 1 ( ( t-tl
I.M0. nrOl KRAHKR.
Take FIve-BHfr Rleyele Rare 1st
Jm Ynrk Dassaey Rest f
AsBstear-.
Xew Tork. Sept. 11. The Inloor bicycle
nclns eaon of JJ at Midlson Square
fiardn clocd to-msht with the five-mile
p-ofs-ssional end amsteur championship.
In the forrrwr event Tver Tunwson won by
half a lensth from John Iiedell. who waa
twe Irn.ihs In front of rrnnk Kramer,
with FVyl l!e?irlnd fourth. In thi
po r.t cortest Kramer led fer the season
with -J. I.iwarm wa- eecond with 4 ami
Krnn. John Bcd-n and Kclarland In that
orJer wit a "S. Is and 11. respectli ely.
Matt IVjney of Boston a on th- five
mile snitrj: vnt and i-aptured the na
tional areat-ur championship of America
from Teddy SUIlsgton by the score of 1
to -. C A. Sherwood was second and Ed
Bapprecht third.
Werlaaelr I aire tty Car.
Thcmas Cassl-ry. 17 years o'd. a glass
fcJnwer of IJelievJlIe. Ill, was run down by
a lrk avenue car on the Klghti-entk
street brvice lat n!ht ar.d sustained tn
jurtee that m-iy cause his death. His skull
was fractured arrt h ts Jwlieved to have
sustahSed iaiernal harts. The ear was In
charg of Motor-ran J. !. Coopr aad
Csodawrtor C B. Ijewl. The rcotorman
says Caaatdy attesspted to crosa from the
east to the west side of the fcrk-ge la
front of the car.
Caarddy was unconscious when takes to
the cosrltal. Pollrriia aTJteehaa of the
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Wlioe body is a mass of bruises, said to
have Ix-en infiicK-d by her stepmother,
nsalnst v. horn a warrant was' issued yes
terday. In the face. Her manner l frank: she is
not bold or forward, appears well reared
ar.-I doe not use Mans. She attend- the
Harrison School, and alwavs ranked well
in di jmrtment and seholarl:Ip.
nc.Tiili!g th dkopsitlon of the clrL
the assistant mitrou at the mission said:
"If Mr, rapln wants Grace, and is willing
and able to care for her. I suppose she will
be wnt to her. Otheruine we will find a
good hotn. fcr her in some nice family."
Mrs. Kdith I. Ikiilson was arresteil at
11:00 o'clock last nlcht at her home bv
Peputy Sheriffs Dokt r and Howard on a
warrant cliarging atenult nnd battery.
K1RKWQ0D CLUBS
St. I.oiin Ai.piMTatc i'onrt itef5
Four Oraui:'.;ilins 10 Show
Taiiso Why Cliartvra Should
Xot Ifc Forfuitttl.
Judre niir.d of the Ft. f.ot:s Court or
Appeals, at the request of Attorney Gen
eral H. S. Haiiley. vfsterd.'.y Ls-U(s.i orders
citing the Kirk wood Leisure Hour Atrial
and i'astime dub. the Klrkwood Sochil
Athletic Club, the l:oehilI IMsiime Athle
tic Club and Ihe Mcr.imfc Hod and Gun
Club of Mi. l..,uN County. Missouri, to
.show cause. OcMolM-r :. why their charters
should r.ot l forf. lie.!.
The Attorney Gtn.ral alteprs that the
elubs sreuml pro forma decrees of in
corporation in the St. Umis Countv Cir
cuit Court under th Uw relating to the
promoti.iii of euue.itlon-il and moral wel
fare, and that they ar conduciing Lar-
roon ami -eiiiia; uquor.
The Kirkvvorsl .Social Athletic Club Is
liwatcd en Wi-bster avenue, near the
south' Ri limits of Kirktio!. and tlie !h
r clubs ou Main strcit. in Kirknood. be
tso'ti Webster and Clay avenue, it Is
stat-l. (
Judgment of dissolution Is asked and
tint the clubs In- excluded from nil cor
forate .riahts. unci that their chart" rs be
tlev.laied forfeited.
SOUBRETTE WHO MADE HIT
NOW ON HER H0WEYM00W.
Ulsw Taby tralge. Who Playew Toaah
(ilrl at lielsaar iarpa. Wesa Xel-
mi ('msbbbIbks ( St. Lasis.
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MRS. xelsox crjisiixcs.
Miss Tafcv Cralee. soubretfe In "The
BHe cf Nrw Tcrk." was married to XM
scn C-tminsT. aell known In Ut. lOu'-s.
)ii;-Mjy aftemocn.
The eerrony was perforrr.eil !iy th
K-vererd J. K. Winchester, the po,fv. I3
the nurch of the Ascer.sion. at Cat and
Ooodfellow avenues. Mr aad Mrs. Cum-m-jts
fteparted last night for Xew York
to reside.
Mr. Caramlcgs was until recently in the
employ of the bb. Icuis Telephone Man-j-factariBg
Company, of which Ms brother.
J. 8. Curarr.lcJBj. is president. The bride
attracted rcuea attention la her Interpre
tatloa of the part of the tough girl jn "Tha
Belle of New Tork. which dosed aa en-
a-sMsi at Otlma) CarCea last Susdar
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IMPORT DETECTIVES
TO KEEP LID DOWN
St. Louis Sleuths Employed in
Chillicotlic by Anti-Saloon
League to Enforce Sunday Clos
ing Law.
RETLTIUC EPECIAT-
Chllllcothe. Mo. Sept. 11. Detectives
from 8t. T-ouls 'n the employe of the
Anti-Saloon Tueague of Missouri are said
to have taken a hand In fastening the lid
on Chllllcothe. Tlie spotters which the
temperance organisation Imported vied
with local officers in watching back and
side doors, to prevent anything of a spirit
uous nature from leaklntr out from under
the legal rover which Mayor Hir!i or
dered placed over the liquor places.
A week ago jesterday the Major and
the local police reported that a large num
ber of saloons liad opened and defied the
Mayora closing order, doing a rushing
business during tho day.
Tlie police reported that they were not
able to rope with the situation. Several
i-itra policemen were on duty yesterday
nn.I neither they nor tho t. laral'.t tem
pi ranee detectives were able tu And any
evidence that the law had been broken.
The tlsht against the Sunday saloon here
lias reached a point where the Antl
Saloon league people are tdfll said to be
col'.-ctlng a fund to employ a lawyer to
attnelr in the courts Chllllcothe snedal
charter, which gives the city sole power to
license ana resuiaie lis saioiw.
A petition hied for a local-option 'Ice
lion In Livingston County, outside of
Chl.llcothe. is being held In alieyance
while the County C-urt examines the lot
of names.
COLUMBIA'S NEW BILL
WYNNE WINSLOW 6INGS
AT THE TYROLEAN ALPS.
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The Zaxell and Vernon company of aero
bats ami clown otter a twenty-minute
sketch at the Columbia that abounds In
more surprtsis than an act from good old
"'Superba.' The comedy rts forth tae
eh-pement of a young French couple, who
r hMet bv Bailee and parents. Tne
K-i.r...r.um. tn.be la accompanied by a
clown valet, who appears and rtlPPa
aith marvelous alacrity. A peddler ap
pears and this Matrellne apparently Jump
right through the body of the vene'er. in
escaping nn officer who pursues him.
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent .appear n
a lively little comedy called "Moke iour
self at Home." Kooney gives a fast eccen
tric dance that would unlolnt the average
comedian of his diminutive proportions
The Peerless Quartet is made up ot
capital singers. Mile. Romano, the solo
ist of the bill, has a good voice, but she
7l.l - . .. MiiTte sure of herself.
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would gam immensei ."i-i .it
Edward Clarke, who Introqneesj six
smaUy"gownU girls he calls "The Run
away Widow s." might develop Into a fair
Imitation of George Cohan.
The complete programme "g-V
cialtles by Mme. Emmy'a tJndt,S0i
Hlx and Cedney. banjolstfj: the ,W Ibon
Trio i" th farce. "A Iadded Ceil"; Del
nio. Juggler: Wis Bgmas. acrobats, and
Xcttie FleWs. ....
Ml Wvnne WInslow was warmly re
ceived lait night at the Tyrollan Alps,
where she sings In solos with the orchestra
this week. It was the first time that she
has been heard here with a large orches
tra, though she as for a season the so
loist of Dusk's band In Xew Ttork. Al
though her voice is not robust. It wins
Its way along with orchestral accompani
ment bv Its clearness. Its carrying qual
ity In b large a place cs the Alps was one
of the surprises the slng'r h- forhcr
friends. Xext Saturday night Miss ln"
low will be assisted by a coterie of Rt.
touis s'.neers In the rendition of the sex
tet from "lajcla." which will be ung with
full orchestral accompaniment,
Sylvtster Magiilre. who is managing
nigby Ul! in 'The IJlsratlon of Mr.
lltp'nt the Century Theater th! week,
sad who is a St. I-is University gradu
ate has Invited the alumni of the univer
sity to atle-id th- trformanee on Thurs
day everlnc. John I. Boyce. Mullannhy
Cates. Ifcive Walker. Pierre narniu. Iec.
tr Stmo-i. Doctor lyiuin . Bolsllr.lere and
others cf tho alumnlwlll occupy b"iess
ST. LOUIS TRAIN WRECKED.
Engint'or anil Firvnntn of Fast
Mail Are Killtd.
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Council Bluffs. la . r-ept. II. While gol-g
at a high spd. the Burlington fat mall
train to Calcago, this evinlni. crashed
Into a Wabash freight train to Ht. fym'.s
at the ctosslcg of the two roads. lust be
low this city. .. ,
Rnglner Woods ar.d Fireman Hosier,
both of the Burlington, were killed. A Wa
bash trakerran was badly injured.
Woods won burle.1 under his engine and
was dcllrli'us when rescu-d. until he dltd
an hour latir. He repented over and over.
tkk to the throttle."
The train carried only mail an-i no pas
sengers were aboard. The englse was
Cemo.s'nea.
Republic
drug store.
Want Ad Agencies at cv
lea la Hassan.
Oscar Anderson. 3 years old. of Xo. 5"3
South Broadway, a motormsn. was taken
to the City Hospital last nlcht suffering
from sfricus injuries which, he says, srtre
Inflicted bv two men In a saloon at Eighth
and Hickory streets at " . sa. He
declares he was beaten almost insensible
by his assailants:
Fred Wolf of No. I'M South Ninth
street, and P. C. Asucher ef No. 1121
South Hath street, were arrested on sus
picion of being the seen whs ceasardtted the
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NO WAR FOR ST. LOUIS,
- SAYS JOSEPH A, JACKSON.
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TsVUI Avat.1 Traable.
The resnTutlnn adnnted bv the printers
Sunday demanding an eight-hour day for
all lob men. was the miblect of much dis
cussion yesterday, hut there were pracA
tically no devrlopmtnts.
Xotlccs of the resolution were not uw-
a4Vi.e.. I Mia-.v lku tnnMilmrw aks tils f VfiT
tbetae yesterday, but Presidtnt Joseph A-
Jacksun of Typor;raprucai i nin .-o. a
stated that they would be delivered Just
as soon as possible.
The employers will be required to-answer
the printers' demands immediately
upon receiving the copy of the resolution.
Ail shops which refuse to comply with
the demand will be refused union labor.
Joseph A. Jackson, president of the local
union, still clini-'s to his first statement
thit trouble n St. Louis will be avoided.
"The printers don't want any trouble, anil
the typothetae is always '- favcr of
peaee. so whv should there be troubler
argues Mr. Jackson.
TOLEDO PRINTERS WALK OUT.
JVpotbetae -Kefnses to Sign
Eight-Hoar Contracts.
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Toledo. O.. Spt. IL The expected blow
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S. Safety
the dwt'mctive marks of the Diamond Match Company (Be
ware of Imitations).
The superiority and ehsxllence of the pfoduct ef she
Diamond March Company have been well-known to the pub
lic for upwards of twenty-five years past; and the fact that the
above brand is being put up by that company, under its naaaa
and endorsement, is sufficient to rtcomniend its adoption by aW
public to the exclusion of all other makes.
We are prepared to furnish the trade, in addition to ato
Bird's-Eye.thefoUmrinz brands:
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statures above iridicated. Note
tfeswands.
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Old Father Time
is up to date,
He never is a moment
late.
"Without the Bell, my
name, says he,
"Would soon be
Old Eternity"
Th difference between tai
end-eternity is illustrated by tl
man who to suddenly desttvi
or hU
Bell Telephone
$2 A MMth at Imm
baa beets struck in the war betweem tkw
Typographical Urloa and the Catted iy
pothetae aad as a result aborst any bbbs
and seven shops are sewed up.
The action was taken this asoraias; wnew
the committee of the local presented tba
scaie ior an eutni-ooBr oay to tae bubs
i bera of the local typothetae. Without es
1 ceptlon they Satly refwed to sign, aad aa
result the men walked out.
What la considered aa a highly favorabfcs
condition for the strikers is the fact that
the apprentices, proofreaders and other
helpers over whom the unions have no
control voluntarily quit work out of syas
pathy. It ii expected that the printers
who are not members of the typotbeta
will sign the scale. .
TO DISCUSS EInVHOUII DAY.
International BaiMiag Trades
Council Meets in Denver.
Denver. Sept. It The eighth annual con
vention of the International fbjtMla-T
Trades Council met here to-day wan about
1 delegates, la attendance. The eight
hour workday and important sptestlona fa
Jurisdiction are to be considered.
Secretary H. W. gtelnblsa of 8C lVous.
In the official call for the convention, said:
"Never before In the history of the labor
movement has there been more cause for
united action of unions composing the
building Industry than to-day. 'when 'th
National Cltlsens Alliance and the Em
ployers Association are using; every ssrsns
at their command to divide the MfMlne?
trades and disrupt orgaalaaUoBa of labor
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Rlal
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