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THE ST. LOUI8KEPUBLIC: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1905.
Quality Highest
This describes our tailoring;
we use the best materials, em
p loythemost talented design
ers and tailors, and scrutinize
with precision every detail in
the make-up and finish.
If a suit suits you better
when its every line and every
curve is just as you'd have it,
come to us we guarantee to
please you.
Suits and Overcoats to Order
$20.00 to $60.00
"We .Made Veiir Father's Clothes."
Mills & Averill
Broadway and Pine.
MATTHEWS'
FALL HATS.
700 PINE ST.
CONRAD'S DELICATESSEN
618 L CU3T TRSET.
3! kinds of Siuvjg- n tVs ?!
Frh shipm'" I Urlurl' !II3II-
kee Muutr JJtf 'n
Paprika Siusa' per p md 2'-
Knai I:- urs j r j.-j n ! 2'ic
P-aiikf ,it rs .t i i I 2e
ISniitifliui'lDr M p r t i"d 2"r,
Is Your Roof Leaking?
Mirfli;i rrr ro -rs i: I-IC lak
laptn for ar waiuicx" UJ ri r- eo,-rS
j? ir c 'i i n ' - I t
v Aii' Vc ft 2 I " ' C f x.. - t
TAPE-WOR?v
Kn...l3
I at t lit
r El 8Utt
with iial tnoir' ri tnbr !; t o Tori-".-.
fiK.M NLY)I1. .I.1pe K." 'r t - ti It
BIG FOUR TRAINS
nut
Irmr M. I.xnis I7 n. in.. 12 nocin.
l:::n. I lino . tit
TlrLet Ofiler: H'mttv nn.l I lirsfniit M.
lUICK COMFORT
XLEANAELE
REFRIGERATORS
RINGEN STOVE CO
sal ii n.-i.Kiijif.:
MANY FLEE FROM FAMINE.
Train F.n:nl of Eiumrants Oavo
South' Spain.
Milr.l Spj 3 -I'lsr."! fr-'-n ir
'inlr.e 1iirl.-i.s of Ardilui v '. .'
'i:ro trains of 'a.s'.iritx ar ! la'tirc
t. nhirk for ? ut'i .mr a Mnv
fnrnilles r abar'ii.ninp thiir li"S"es a-.d
fflrn
ome illiit- in Gail'-ii hiv- ben o
fi v de-te.i ' ro ii:!. d-jiiir of r llv
lnr th" t'i tnlsed r lief
1"h sfimsh.t1 nri'Ies .inro'.r'i. thit
fll.-en steamers lnan.5 ml'h eins-ints
w ii l'e Ap.'jIiisiii pons in it-tob.-Tie
pre-s 3, .r.. s t Viv.rnTT.ni to
s mpj enrrn.il im-a iiKai t i. .e-
iiali emlicrati m l :n -. i
CARNEGIE TO AID SMITH.
To Gt,. fl''.-.OtM t 0II.'''. if
i.ifc Aiiioiint Is Kais.,
Nor;i itnrl i lli sei t ;i TWn
S Hi i . i ,)(! (t .' 1 est
'"t I. '!; S- . I '. M t a Vt
i jri . . h. ,r r.l loci1
Yi. I I' .. , , l-y,. j ,.,. 1 f. K f
ff.l."lfl.. - .; n j.f
' e m i . .Ii' .-'(ill in. on
l IKIII.'JI " . I A 1 .' k , H.
a
llarlrailrr trs-Mrntnll, sliunis Vrrn
Hamplir K!nc s r-aro of N ,ii
lli-llisllt !rt km jr. In..jtl s! .t m .1
An' jit il nnomlfil I r em - s n
nt Taio'i s-r et nnd M-Ki- V asr
i "TriIa nrtf-ins August ;
Ki tep !- ! i'.r . !! r s.. jv t ,,,.
Hn t-t vkap Arn-. ej io' irj t.i
lisv ie. u rl anlng th. tlsti-I w'-n ;h
i'rn .jm In fur a .l-1rk. H --l
' V nrl n th- nrrn ntsrtisi ! lv
'ii- alx'ti. reiurred the -"' jenlnc. .- 'he
t- nl Kits dl.-h irve1 rj f.e !: ullrt struck
Kinc In the ba. a Kinc nimli a i'.Tnnt
a nt tint llo.l hsd shot h'ri: -t'Ken-tmjv
Klnjr a removed to tl !tjr It jx
r'
Take tl.trber Uslir tlaths
Keurth street anl l-uras .iita.f.
tl.rw nisiinit Dlsoharse.l.
' 'ira (.siiriin si v! - t !:
Curt of Cr rr r1 ' -f e- t -. '.;'
sai' o prM ufcu s-i t- li.'ol
s ptit la- .r it s i ! vi
lr 4 hro .- -. v ta
pirs fro-n VTrs fst-e fir l - '
etnipn a rj a' tr s j ,.- h t
Mrs Ete j'l n" ajr-a- to j r-s
Failure
T 'un loJinVi U"t: Jj ' "
old !fT when tr :.n i, t
'err.es !-l - t ne4s t ftliic ie-
hicietHv d et Its evietint r i r t .
tlf. 7urcatlves. j. are ued. w ft. e a.
onlT 'T;.'rars- - ltef irtsM. l t
t Irrttatlc the ilin.c of the straja
Mcs!rn sr-ecse re-ocTMie te im-ct 'ht
i: ! te rerirt thJt ijn'iii mrfv j-ar
to d'-t the centres if tSe stcrui"
The reres asitatr ard rslx the f yl r. I
stlm-Ute ti eerJKns Wer yT le
corae weiker-i tey Le;k ni"iT r.i ts
51)ieticn. dptl 'o.r t'-ciA-h result.
Dr. iMiles
I
Restorative Nervine
Win rt!lve octtcte mhs c-f rr,i?T'j.n.
drrTt rsl stccirh iro-K t y
ttrergthecte these rwrvrs.
"I hid severe tenici troctie TV
Mlles Nervtn r I Nrre ar4 I-'ver 13U
cure-1 nw. I can no eat anytblHX
oat irouW
I- C eyKKlFTV. Wlas'--SaJe-3. N T
Tfce .r bsttie 151 tzat. tt aot. tfe
esr((?; will return tvs n:cej
CINCINNATI
BIG IMPHOVEMEIT
III STATE YIELD
So Say Merchants Attending the
Interstate Association Meeting
Recent Floods Have Done
Much Damage, However.
Taking Missouri ai a whole the crops
thl-f -ar sre nearly M per cent better
than lost xi2on. and In some counties
corn will average more to the acre than
It ha for n"ariy a score of years, accord
ing to arrivals of merchants who regl-t-re-d
at the Interstate: Merchants' Asso
nation jesterday.
A big improvement In attendance over
the first of the wiek was noticeable.
With few 'xcptions the visitors de
clared flint Missouri's Train yield thl
j tar rrou'ii alir.o-t break rccordr. Late
corn his been damire-d. however, by the
re-cent rain. acu along the river bottoms
much has bem wasfced nwny.
Tcas. Kansas. Ii.vra. I.Iinois. Arkansas
ami Missouri were represented In th" sr
rivals je-sterday, and from each State
crcjM ar- reported much abovs the aver
age Tuo-e who r. ci-ter-d at the office of
th Intertato Mrchants' Association yes
terday were;
JlU'ourl W Xir Iturhnnan? Ill's L.
I I-. Kl!2. Niwaric. J A Thorra'. Donlphao: 1
1H.JT S!svl!.. J T Dail ?turcun: Jir"
J T Ii.iv!- Muri")n; 1' K. Halloa i. Kar.fin
Itv ilr J i: Uncut, Iiigte. It- I' 'Voun.
! Aln tv , Jiclfoi. Cmin. ". W. Ilunc.s.
I tti Ilia!' an. Mrs. C V. Hjra-. Willuci
, t .an. J R CUMtti-li. t Han.: lYank Flh-
xit. c-.ba- H ;. Konir. lilaai. W T.
i!!jiil Tran;.. I'niocton. P. II Oir'-tin.
Brcev T J I'llllani frnJrr: J C Thcim--ori.
MarI-aIl. I!n Wricht. H'et- It. 1.
Hikr. Atr.ncus. A UanJan. !(:i-i!t!: O. J
Harri. n. il'.riou-: it t:er3tt--n:-r. !.u!i
ni.i. VV A i:piuxu;. HurtmrlS!". W P Wal-
, t.mi. nip'w j t- xrtrovan. I rarkinr! i
I t.-re b liri-avlHi. an3 .. E Slltcaell. Kan-
ta- "ity
! llllro MIf H- Inlicrr. HiiTln S U Harvr.
I r.-iirf'M J J Tat. r i:J.r Mrs J J. Tat
l l-r KJtr. H 11 Dai- Wa!tnr.ill.. I!. .-.
K-.-vlir.ir. Th. b-y an J W Kirk. i:np.Mij.
1 1' .1 J o Kn. Van ltur.n W II
Il--. Mairn.'-h -n-; W A r-ilr-l. Ikf.
M U I !Ui: I) v-r J innicsfcam.
I i a", r Vtk .-iiith. vil-nr. K M.
I Ittn -I. Jljimn.'h rrlnt" and A W. Uawklnn
I T.ia-,v j: --sv A-jbu-n; H. C. 'v-:2.
. t. Ii-iUn A V ji.ckr. Wil'lrsvn: W J
I -iv. n V.1in,ir' 1 J Harrow. M'.Ui.
I Mr- I: J ton . Milan. aM J E Ard-rfoa.
i Ul"-. -lr
j o--t- : re 1 M .-mith. I'alu-ah. Kv :
J I" H"alt'n T'Pnr"!". J K Hirt!v.
I n: -t n:. K. FT W-v. fclk. H-.'-.onvtl.
M." . J II ."iii'n C nn re. Mix It J
Irc-r Cl-ar'. k EI" -pisk. IMn!crs.
II Tt nrrt C '-n I. IV Teoucr
Zlik. Vi r-nst. la.. a-J-S I 'o! n. Tjnh. UK
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH BALL0
WILL TAKE PUCE TO-DAY.
! lire II1 X riRliIr li ole Mystery
W h'rh arrttundo Denlb of
Ilnlinn.
i Preral v -v rf s will ! !.e!il thi mrn-
1 'n .ivtr ih- b iv of Ji.t ph Hallo, ti-c
Itali in mho nut fiund stabled tn.'.citli in
n non i-i iJ. t-ar of 71. Morgan street
I lat Mt1tv mcht There nlll !k n re-
j 'iiii'in tii.i-. mil -t is believ-d th !t many
i ih. -i''li.ns l.o live in the H.ilan
m r'f- ui!1 I pi.eit
;- fir ih. j. ill. hiv. hern unahl to
x m-lrv vvhuh ;irrou'ids th"
! fli ' '. '!.i'lo 1'ita'ti line.-.. v,ho i un-
! r arr- -. si'ij p..:ei Unr his liroll.er.
I'Mtn'i . !K-o. sial l,e,i IJ In n. ijs.
, Hi it i.ri.-l aio'e from 1:.i11''h protest
l..iue she lmro In others Tt up and
( n'k.l if. r !!! i r iilien i: !! wanted to
- ! T n"-iri Iuco I -till at l-irs
i l'ol'.-e f vest-c it ion ho'.v; that Hallo hid
i!wiit ' on I'i l rvrn v hf n the llciit c-
irr. IIn r.-'letw wore emntv vhn h
i . r 'ii .I ".i .'lo I)ne. lunl iX. In hi
! k. ih n ne v-i arr.'te.l. but he stout
.v i.i s thtt l.li u is rotlml
Iron Mnnntnln Rmte.
Tl r. 'i;h tt iln -e-vice. leaving St. Tenuis
T""'.in S f n 1-iilv
" . 7. l'i- V !. T-n-i and Callfomii.
" i n Tl.r 115I1 "-leeplnir far to lo
3 s ! ii f r r. .-up in. after iJSi
p I l i " u ir to !Z1 !"io
.. i I .ill's, r it W.irth. San Antnrlo
. ' :l '. ; Jl t tn Threuqii eha'r
-s rl " rer ' ? m Antonio. Dinins
. ir
a. Inlias "it Worth, e'oicrado
T t- Sn m-t.:o and New Or!ein.
s p is Thr leh "'etins eir" to !! t
S"iics. 'k fl'v of Mexico anl Gal
' r r t Tx rk in I an I
" irj.Io .T xs P'nln? air
- -. '-, rM- lpress. dilly. (ffn.
t- Trr .g i .Iep,nc car' and reclining
h - ir- V.s!i l Iiuis. Memphis
a-.! i.'"' l:ri-K
N .1 I ''i i-'!umhus and Cairo Ex
t t ii.-i n ni
1 ' f omnioda'ion. ll!!n !
I " 1 i m
ir'oi.rr' traln-xia IlUroIi Division,
i u n 1 1 l'vcid Lira". i0 n m and
S .i p n
i"utlil i - 1 Triln N" 1 -n ill stop on
flu . "ti id.ebro-ik. Annapoli-. De? Arc
art xr-i.lfi
Vr i- ir I -T-i n 4 wi 'op on
"- j I i.-.' 'n. V,"l.,!.imii!'e ar.d Ijeeper
TWO ARE REPORTED MISSING.
Mr. i.'rociit Has Xot Seen Her
IIiiMiniid Since Tuesday.
Mr f-etrut who It stoppins at the
I'.-teri ilotl Hfteen'h -t-e an i Wah
itiRt n av.r.e. ves-er.Iiv ret.orte-1 to th
:vKr "a ) cr hijsKmd Hmtle I) frecnt.
ha 1 d-aire,rl he statid th it he left
t hot ' T slat innrnin:r. sa'.lni: lie was
'.g 1 ir.n 1 r.irk ' se-k empliv
rr -t 1. .t i.- lis n: re'urnel He : 4)
ni'. .i
rhino Phei-liiin ?r of No n C ittige
Hter.u." vrstr.liv a-ke.l the police n
s...irr!i for i ! 'on I'hlUp Shnhnti. U
v. ir oi 1 wh I- misMrg fro-n home He
n is a ms i.e. r for th Western fnloa
1 "g .1; h ' omiufi
i:i.Ermnl 'iiltiiiB I nnls. lOOat.OO
Arv -un 101 rlt' "r V" l!nt
i i-d- i!'i 1- ' 1 11. Jl '
v v. ; ' . i:p .v kin:
BEER E0TTLE USED IN FIGHT.
rii" Man Sti.blifd ami Another
S'isi:iii). Woiiml em Hi-ad.
Or-- rr i v a-. b! .1 t. 1 wnnther stru.k
o- i -a ' a .'liVa v cen
. - ii fle - bi-t , v - ins at I Jtnl ans
t. r " 1 v . ) 1'icg. 't a-.irue nlu.-jt
1 30 t 1'- k xetr..a n.orr.lnr
It I- naried tint Geo-ge Roam ef ;o.
xjsl Icett iiti" stihhe-j lin-renre
Sj'Hvsi- tf s,-n ;ie& Herefor-l street with
a kr.fe Itoa 1 -nen sa "rur'K en the
head ith n. beer Utt!- Nel'r is ds.
cerouily nv-Tiiei Th- police ar-e,te.
Hoam. S Ilivan Ji" Niher ard Him)
Hok The n"l t snt to th Police
Court en vbtrgrs 'f .'i-turblnc the peace
Idea I'rlnllnar.
fi'P- 'R ' 1. -.t'4 j-mes. -end
tn tte .r .1 . f t I.mjii J
H-t c 1 - n . tz North
j FO'JWD HIDING IN THE ATTIC.
I Edward Keatiisr "iiv !omi on
( Fal- IJerntraiion t"h.rg
The hh! nr rlc- of Kdward J Keitirg
1 Nn S1I Wright -tret . siHrt I snd
, bv IV- tv stj-.-rtris Ik-k:. r and Husin!
irhi th-- unt to hi om etirday
, in-rnirig ti -ret Mm oi charge of
1 fa'se s-c-jir-to-
1 Kea re bd alI"- ',r-.' f tn the attic
H i . i tr-' r"'vi- ioi.rts. and
'- -Jm'.'-c n- s t-r gave boni to
J ' ' WfS-.-sr s ,-1-1
It .s '"-gisJ lki' Kxt-cc rgsieel in
, tt r-"" "" '' 2 --nd "Aa-x! b-fcre
FRESS ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Tmde I'apjr Kvpn'ntativcs
Viil Atm!ile Next Monday
Nisbt.
Prestlp-at C K. RelI:U'e- e the Trtde
Ir Asfstrtaisn Sas a-' notc- that
tkw -r:rjbe 3itir el th orcaniri
te -'a t h14 cext M-aiiy tvr:.-j at
lxsR:Wla" Ctfe
The yeofsMasaei to )hb National Press
.xei-U-loo if3 N -e :cnt up. A rt
SisR itb this rivi -ii x-s-w uSU actl?
: At'asta '.i . ie oetovtr
Jeislsts .ew lrr Carala.
Ijxrseat vantt? is tr ct's " rosttls
e.s"-s PHtJ-P RfEDrTn.
lk.Tr 43d Sta'Jiritr C Lexuit t.
REFORM OF GRAFT THE GREAT
ISSUE IN NATION AND STATES
Former Governor Dockerj Likens the Present Sitwtioa to That of
the Tildes Campaign in the Centennial Tear State Democrats
Need a "Getting Together."
Former Governor Dockcry was In tt
city yesterday discussias; political ques
tions with other prominent Democrats. Be
was .vigorous in bis statements upon points
which th. public will force to the front in
thenext national campaign.
"The proxpects for national Democratic
success were never more encouraging than
at the present." he said, "if the Democ
racy declares policies promoting trade ex
pansion abroad and administrative reform
at home. But it is a time calling for t-ome
great Democratic leader with the courage
and capacity of Tilden.
"Iteform in all the departments of the
Federal Government and a tariff for reve
rue only were the gret Issues of the cam
paign of 1S7S. Conditions confronting the
country now clamor for a reaffirmation of
the principles upon which the Democracy
waged its masterly campaign of that year.
"Then, the corruption permeating almost
every governmental department made the
bjfue of administrative reform esaentl.il.
vital and aggre5Elvc Incompetency and
venality, so widely prevalent, alarmed
thoughtful and patriotic citizens. There la
a htriking similarity between enrditions in
th-: time of the second administration of
President tirant and conditions prevailing
undr the ptesent national administration.
"Uer.eral Grant was re-elected by a tidal
wave majority. Sir. Koovc!t has Just
been rt-elected by a mor decisive major
ity. The .houts of the triumphant Repub
lican hosts in 1S72 had scarcely died i.pun
the air until the exposure of tho appaluns
Kraft of that period shocked the whole
country. The Whisky l:ir.g and other cor
rupt combinations were tr.e suujcct or
dally lnves igation. Taxpajtrs were eaci r
for pn adrclnl-tratlvp house-ciejnins. Til- ;
den ltd the lisht with consummate ability. .
"At this time, the Hepubiicin tirty has !
scarcely ceaed rejoicings over it pin
nomenal triumph of lat Novembr. but
alreadv that triumph 1 temp red with hu
miliation, us th ii ii!y pres iiisclo'M
venality and Incapa.-ity in substantially
every branch of the national Government.
There are scandal in the Stat! Depart
ment: scandal.-, in the Department ot the !
Interior: bcandals in the Treasury !)-I
partm-nt. the Pcst-OSlce Department, the
War Department, the Navy Department, i
FIVE KILLED IN
TRAIN
Pjiv Train KunR Into a Pas'ii;cr
Xcar IVnnsylvania Station, and
Several EmpIocs Meet lirstant
Ieath Engineer Shows Grit.
HarrNburp. I.i.. P'pt. :i rive men
were killed anl eight others seriously In
jured lu a nillMnn between .1 pay train
atnl a combination paencer :md mill:
train on the I'hiiadelphii. llarrisiiurs and
I'Itt.-lurg branch of the Philadelphia and
He.iditiir Railroad at Itoush' Tune, at
Mount Holly Spring-, this afternoon. None
of the pa.-eng rs were Injured.
The dead:
nVhralm McCieary, engineer of milk
J. Searer. llreinan of milk train, of
H.irri-burg.
J.ln Hill. r.rman of pay train, of Read
Irn: . .
lldw-.ird 1-nuchs. paymasters clerrf. of
Ita.!ing. . . . .
Tl nmas Marion, conductor of pay train,
Pott-vilIe.
Ti.o injure.1 In the 1IarrI?burg Hosiit.il
are: John 1". Amide, cnglt.eer of l.iy
train. H ading. fractunsl skull, con
... 1... ..r 1 ulr T T Tl Cullpra. l!tn..-
k.e.iNT, I.oj.uio.1. fractureI skull; Alfred)
Hawn. piv clerk, l'lnlaiklplii.i. I iceralior.3 .
of shoulders and scalp. lya.io Mcllo . j
l 111 ister. Keaunii, inn.iui'-'i tivun ..
Irfith arm nvcrclv cruh'-i
The pav tnin. cni-ttin of a, locomo
tive ami one colon. a going wist to
..... .1... ....... ........ i1.a .ItHmn Till, e.llrt-
... .ii.-iij.-.irf..-.....' ............ . - j
litl-ttJOIl tl.llll S!ipo-e.l Cf lO'llll OtiVe. j
eombinatiiin coac'i and two pas-enger
coicli.'s. was coining cii. ui nu u"".-.
r.'.n together on th curve-, which Is a
sharr w.i. and Is tlatike.1 by u heavy
clump o trii-
Ai.tiV Juniie-d firm hi englna aim
Iindeii .it the foot "f the twentyllve-foot
etiiliinktn"nt. MCltJiy was foun 1 on his
ni.-.e with the wh'-st'.e eord in liW Iiaiul.
it hiving Ikti pull-d clear off the ni.
ehlr. mid .ill the brakes on the train
S.T.
Tl." p-'v r-T' contained about WW in
eheek. which we-e scattcre-d aliout the
tracks. The checks were pickci up
trainir.m and turned over to John
Wetzel, attornev Tor the company, at Car
lisle Ofiicial" "of the rompauv here siy
the accident was probably due to a rr.ts
understar.dins of orders
WOULD REVOKE CHARTER
OF HIAWATHA CLUB.
Prnaeeatlna Attorney HrlieTes It la
I ard a. a rloak for f'nndarllBK
Dram Shop.
Pre-nt g Attorr.ev It L, JohnTAn of
St Iit.1- Countv .wstrrdav tiVvl two 1U'
warrar.'o jroc.edir.es in the I'iujtcn e'lr
eult Court opainst the Hiaw-a'ha '"lub f'.r
1 tr.e p.;rtsis. or revcKin? 11s ciiann
, The fliartir Is now- being u-d a1 a,
1 cloak. It i alleged, to conduct Morische s
Grr.ve on the OUve Street road, the .Irani
shop llrere of which ws r.voked by the
1 Countv ourt alut six weeks ago
The rsitlcn states that the pro forroa
derre of the Hiiiwaih 1 I'lub was i.b'.iine-I
' from t.,e 5t Imis Circuit Court in Juiv.
lei ar I a ehart-r from the S.,ertat i.f
Stat.- -vral da s la'ir The o3irer vt
.lolin V elernrt's pr.sider 1. John Moi.in.
s.rrri.ir-. and Jam'. Ii ii:...ln-l am s -retar
I's 1 irpose wis to promote so. til
. Interr urse air..rg 'ts mmlHrs, fiaou-ib.
I a cvm:. W.un bu.Tet ard tnfe nnd other
things incidental to thc. orgitntzatiors.
It Is .iIlsgM that on August 10. i.'-". the
charter w.is nsigned and transferred to
-irtain it.divl-iuals In m. Ioul C. untv.
ar.d thit tt has sine sslustl its cbirter
by ci.ductluc nnd traint itrlrg a dr-im-i.ep
at tl.e ame time fa.iln to vrry
oi.t i. x cf P'e provlii"iis v,iidt-r w?iu-h It
was In n-joriteil The petition states tn.it
V.I .. ni P Morlschc has leen arung 1 e
retard of the club Mr.c tho assfgrmr.:
of t" e tiiartir
oeptrntber Birthmnatk Rises.
So id cold set with genuine Kxpphlrcs
(Ci-pto-nK. rs bIrthton) ". ) and up.
MKKMOD. JACCARD ft KING.
(!! Ot'ts Kl!.d) BroaJr. Cor Iet.it.
STANDARD OIL EARNED
S20.Q00.000 IN LAST YEAR.
Thenah Market Prlre Drnppeil Site
In line Moalh Ike Ortopna
Itoosied Trice- f Hell ard.
Brrt-nt.:.' fruiAU j
Toie.!o. cpt ;: -A .ording "g- 1
ure if ronsrv-vtlve oil xr.ti of this civ '
th Sta-dari 0:1 Company has cleaned up
ah-ut t ! unnc the last jtar from
its ei; hTjtss alone
Th. in-n-.e-.s sura has i-en hncsd in
the r-rs e th Stusdird "ii iomtan) J
by ti i- kIjcvt and the consumer, and ,
tfc rward : - the p-od-cr i!i.r'ri the
U: n n- months has been an increase In
th- rl" oJ -eSn-d oil
Th-ojc1! the failure of the Indian Ter
it i- r.ds to -pply the demar.i. the
tarlard iT Ccrspa. has reapei 1 rliil
har.i! Th marx't drcrpi ce-tsdu-u;x
th- last sine month!, while re:l-rd oil
htjl :: price
"LID" ON VINCENNES FAIR.
fn'ternor Orders Sale of Liquor
ar the Grounds Discontinued,
j-r-n riJ-' 5nr:.M.
lnc.ss ind-. Srt. a Th Govsrnsr
kxs nn".. j . s,i:- Cf beer on th- F --bcJs
stcp.p i, arjj. a, rt3ir tn ar
reats r mad late thU ajtsreewn. Oi
tcn Vxrt'.r nd Jo Duesterterr. who were
rzxsfl In Lr:irg beer to the yespl.
m wtr t attendaro-e at to-d- fair.
e-.:e-ed a rie of rot guilty -d gave
bond in :h of CO each fcr their a
ririBC '"Vjverro- Itasdr !re4 the Pollc Com-n-lesjs--,
to break the bji:tj up at all
hazards i-.r- b hci4 them resprn hie.
COLLISION
the Agricultural Department and the De
partment of Justice.
"Three United States Senators and sev
eral Representatives nave been indicted
for crimes against the Federal statutes.
"The peculations In the Federal service
are now perhaps more sweeping In their
extent than they were under Grant, in
the days of the Whisky Ring. The Presi
dent is kept busy appointing committees
and commissions to purge the depart
ments at Washington of faithless public
servants. It is Indeed a strenuous time
for our strenuous President.
"And to-day a new scandal startles the
country. The fact has Just been disclosed
that campaign contributions are exacted
in the last presidential contest from life
insurance companies. Even widows and
orphans were not exempt from the rapac
ity of the National Republican Committee.
'Republican no longer question the need
of rigid and exhaustive reforms lu the
conduct of Federal affairs, and it must ba
apparent that these reforms can be more
effectively accomplished by an entire
change of administration.
'Reform is necessary.' was the Inspir
ing challenge of the Democracy in the
memorable Centennial campaign. How
much jrreater the necessity now! The
spirit of inordinate greed seems to be al
tnot universal. It has tainted national.
Statu and municipal governments and dis
honored many public official
"Tho platform of 1X6. among other
thlrgs. should demand the regulation of
trusts, the removal of "protective' tariff
trade restrictions, and reform la every de
partment of the Government.
"It goes without saying that the Deaio
cratic leader must be a conspicuous ex
ponent of the platform. If the candidate
and the platform are In harmony, suc
cess Is assured."
"Whit oi Democratic prospects in Mis
sou riT"
"Mi-our! l a Democratic State." the
Governor said. Sunti-r ucrmal conditions.
"Citizens or all political parties sustain
the administration in its effort to enforce
the law. and if a harmonious 'gettlnic to
pethfr of DemoratsJ is supplemented bv
an effective organization. Democracy will
easily redeem the State."
BOARD REFUSES
PASTOR'S PROPOSALS
Hamilton Avenue Church De
clines Either to liaise Mr. May
hairs Salary or Allow Him to
Tract ice Law.
The Reverend F. A. Mtvhall. pastor of
ititniltou Avenue Christian Church, who
roid his coiriegation he would lesign his
IMStorate JVir the practice of law unless
Ids vji ,rj- would 1 ircreased. has !eeji
mtormed by a eonimittee of th-.' eillloi d
boar.! that neither of hh propositions can
be accepted.
Mr. Mahall announced two proposition'
nt his tundaj- service which the members
or his church r.cre to ttcccpt or reject by
October 1. Tho rirt was a proposal to
'vide his time between the practice of
law In .1 downtown orllcc nd the paa
torate; tlie r.th'r. to devote his entire time
to tin ihurch for double the nmount of
his present salary, or SJ..VI0 a year.
At a secret meeting W-lnesilav of cer
tain members 0 tii otlicial board, of
wliieh John A. Gardner is chairman, a
committee, consisting i.f Doctor (powdery.
J. W. INriy and J. W. More ley. was nn-pi-inteil
to Inform th piMor that the
la-ar.! iiiii'd not pay th amount of money
demanded, and tint thv would not think
of pirmiltin tlic'r istor to engage in
any other line of buMi-ess. This; they did
nfier the prar meeting
H'fore any linal actiic I taken In the
matter, however, tho entire question will
come un for discussion at n. congregational
me. t n.t next ITidty r.Ight.
I'pon the outcome of Ihii meeting will
depead what further act'on will Im taken
by t'l.i iitor. Mr. Mayhail. however.
IKisitively states that he will not recedo
from any of his demand, anil that If noth
ing is d u.e ho will resign nil charge Octo
lcr 1.
I ri:Iasiiea aad fsperlaele.
Prrperlv l'.tt'd and mljusted by expert
opticians S:.iO and up. See Drs. Bond
and MontsoriTy at
MHRMOD. JACCARD & KING'S.
Ejf Teited fVe) Ilroadway. Cbr. Imcast.
SHIPS COLLIDE AT SEA,
SIX PASSENGERS INJURED.
Jnnlnia Itarasard by Schooner. Haa
Hole Torn la Side, Lose C'ablas
and Pllni-Hoa.e a ad Foresaaat.
Eo.'ton. tept. IL Tiie injury of six pas
sengers and two of the snip' officers by
e collision at sea was reported by the
Mcatr.or Juniata of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, bound
from Boston tcr Baltimore and Norfolk.
wlii-h rftu-ned to this port this afternoon,
bully i.ir.ia.-.I.
Tno Jiir.!..;a was rammed last night
tiilrtv mi:e off Chatham by th tlve-mist-eil
sehKin. r H.irwocd Palmer, boi.nd from
Hithnim- fo.- Portland. Me. with a eargo
of "oal
Th injure! are Mr. and Mrs. Frledll.
Pittsburg. Pa . badly bruised; J. W. John
son. North Abingdon. Miss.. lee broken.
Injiirid isti rrally. condition serious, Mr.
ai.d Mrs John i Murray, South Jli.i'.un,
bruised ar.d badlv shaken tip: CorjMiral J.
J Mattitulv. Cnlfil Sfites M irin- ('': 1
.im.' .-ii. '"aptaln Nlckerson of the Juri
j'i in iry to hands.. Q-rirtermastcr Jo'i
e ro. Sc tt. hands cut and bruised
N or."- on board the Khojtiir was In
jured That tl.e accident ell I not result In a
general los of life: Is cor.!dered remark
able by "-.eryons on boird. Tho ste-imer
had a rrcat hclo stovo in her starboird
l.ie amidslilps her abir.s from thit t"i!nt
forwird wer ripped and torn into kin I
!'.; woo-1. her pilot -hou'e wis nriMi-l
and the fo-cmast and unoleif-ct wcr"
car-led 11 way.
T' e Ju-.iata rettirn-d to her lo.-k hr
t - j ar.d landed hi r passenger". Ar
ror.j. m.-n' were n-ade to tr infer the air
gc The Pain-er Iot h"r Jib boom, bo.v
srtlt ard head gear.
WIRE TAPPER SECURES
$3-800 FROM DAKOTA BANK.
Opiralor Who Aaalaled lllaa aad Seat
Pake .Mesaaice Meseals Crime
la the Police.
Ploux I'-.. S P. PI't- a-Ciurced
with Wlrg the principal in an Ingenious
wit.-t.irplr.s sChrr.e by which w-a.-
n-sjr.i f.-cm a bar.k at Gettysburg S D .
II. Dunham was arrested there to-da
A telfkraph operator who had acted a
rh.-'him' accom;J.c gave the police tho
lr.format.oa thit led to Dunham's a -vest.
Punhim. who is h!o known as F I.
Mile- U charged wlh rerr.-s.ntl.ns him
self as n. cattle buyer-of Mi!s City. Mont.
He Is charge-.! with having appll-d to the
Gttsturc Hank for JC.s. giving a Chi
cago bank cs referer.cn and asking that
the Chicago institution b lrsl as to lus
niancial stat.ding.
H's necompdea. It b charged. etatlond
hlmslf sivcral miles from town, tapped
the lre and intercerted the Chicago a.i.
VI ge
Four hours liter the w!re-taprr fnt 1
reply oSmlb:y from the Chicago hmrk.
a.n.l of fuch a character that the money
wa paid to Dunham by the Gettysburg
B4- , . ; - .
The arrest of Dunham immediately fal
lowed. K0MURA iMFR0VES STEADILY.
IIU Physicians Will Ip-mic No
More 5ulltin.
Nw York. Sept- a The following
bulletin relvtive to the condition of IUrorj
Komura wiu irud to-nicht:
"Baron Kcrrura continues to ImproTe
so tiadJy that h! attedlr.g phVsiclsnt
thlrJk. t: is r.ct r.ec-ssary to lu any
more bulletins unless these Is some
ehar.re."
alrias ( flit Wilesr
Act Jewelry a tpeclaity. F. W. Drcstea.
etrecth and Pine
PLAN NO CHANCES
IN FEDERAL WORK
little Gain Recorded by the
"Cleaners," as a Republican
Primary Will Be Held Before
the Next Election.
The lightning rods of several Republic
an politicians of the citv and State seem
to be nonconductors. Inasmuch as they
have failed to carry current, in the way of
Federal patronage. In the direction of per
sons who had carefully built them.
The current which did strike them was
in the form of a telegraphic dispatch
from Washington, to the effect that no
changes in the offices at St- bouts are
contemplated by the Treasury Depart
ment. Although the local political machine was
reorganized with that end in view. It Is
stated that the plans have completely
miscarried. With Federal patronage out
of the question, there Is little to be gained
by the "cleaners." Inasmuch a every
member of this Republican City Central
Committee will receive ample opportunity
to Khow- his strength at a primary, which
will preccdo th next election.
It nas thought hy .showing to the au
thorities at Washington that the Xled-rinshaus-Sttfel-Howd
forces had control
of the city, certuin Federal, appointees,
v.hosu sponsor at the national capital is
Congressman Bartholdt. would be re
move.!, but the- fact that the Treasury
Department has decide.! that there Is no
good rirason for changes here gives evi
dence that the reorganization was all for
nothing.
Friends cf Westlms and Gallenkamp.
Whoso positions are said tn bo coveti!
by Edward Alien of Linn County and Louis
-xii i'i mis l.i. are- ai a loss to account
for the tight made upon them. It is con
ceded that their apiMiintments were made
upon the recommendation of Congressman
liartholdt. nnd any war waged on them
would indicate that the new committee
h.asi unotiicr candidate for Congress In
the Tenth District.
This, however, is denied by the Howe-Stlfel-NIedrlngh.nus.
faction, but they can
give no good reaon for trying to displace
Bartholin's friends.
The Republican Central City Commltte
met yesterday at th. temnorarv head
quarters In the Commercial building, and
after a short session decided to establish
a pemnnent home In the Biultable build-
...p.. kr not uvKixi nura i organiza
tion at once.
lTIcndsi of I.udwl? declare that, bcsldea
the nine wards their men now hold, they
will carry the Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sev
enth. Eighth. Ninth. Thirteenth. Six
teenth. Twenty-sixth and Twentv-seventh
wanK Th" last mentioned is Chairman
Howes wan!, and It is a!d thit he will
receive a much harder flght than he had
ingalnlnp control of the city machine.
The I.udwig men claim that Brucher.
who replaced the former chairman In the
committee nfter his expulsion last week
is a 100-to-l shot against the ex-eommlt-jeeman
from the Thtrtenth Ward, while
if Is snld to be out of the question for
Greiincr to carry tho Twcntynrst Ward
against Gerslion.
investigation"proceeds
IN THE GREELEY CASE.
Captala Reynold Says Investlaatloa
lafo Case of Special Oaleer Will
Last for Several Days.
Captain Reynol Is of the Central District
last night stated that It pmbab'y would
take several divs: to complete the Investi
gation of tho light between Special Officer
George Greeiy und John Golden at Elev
enth nnd Chestnut streets.
noth Golden and Greeley were In Chief
KielvV e.ttice yesterday marninr. and their
statmeuu were taken by a s! nographer.
Greeley declared tha.. Golden chareed him
with using unfair means to briii.- about
his arrest on n chargo of selling liquor on
Sundav.
Golden has a aioon "t No. 1210 North
Sixth street. Greeley declares ho dented
the charge nnd thit GoMm crabbed him
by the ear. Then tho flght began and sev
eral shots were fired. Marcus Snyder, a
cook. Interferes!, he says as a, peacemaker,
and was hit on the hi ad with a pistoi.
Gneley has 11 good record, nnd Ma
friinds p.t the Pour Courts ara legion. 1I
hs.s had numerous desperate encounters
with "Und men." and the court records
show his efficient scrvico since the day he
went 011 the police fore-e.
Greeley denies that he had been drinking-.
Fine Watch Repairing- Low Prleea
AH wcrk promptly done and guaranteed.
5IBRMOD. JACCARD & KING.
Breadway, Cor. Locust.
CUBA HA$TENS"HER APOLOGY.
Government. Says Vandals Insult
American Insignia.
Washington. Sent a. Mr. Quesata. the
Cubin Minister, this morning personally
handed to the acting Secretary of talo
a copy of the following ruble messago re
ceived from Scnor Oforri'd. Secretary of
State cf Cuba.
"This morning the coat of arms of the
United States Consulate at Cienfnegos ap
peared defiled. Express to the Secretary
of Stato how deeply the Government de
plores this orcurrence. which miM not be
interpreted as 11 demonstration of hostility
on the part of the Cuban people, toward
the American r"CT!o. hut as an isolated
act dii" to .1 cnmln.il hand, to the nil of
cr-ating diSlcultles to the Government.
An Immediate and "cnipuious inve.tiga
lion has len on!er-. to punish the
author of such repugnant action."
The. Cuban Govirnment also has apolo
gised to Chirge d'Affalres Sleepi-r at Ha
vana. EMBEZZLEMENT IS CHARGED.
Meyer .T. Stern Placed in Jail by
William IJoecfcler.
Me-r- .1 S'ern was plncetl in Jill list
night e-n 1 cipias charging i-m!! zzlemetit
II-- vi is arrestisl bv a Deputv Sh-riff who
louti-J !ilm nt hU heme en Dclmar l.oule
vsrd nn: Clarendon avenue.
The charge, is m ide bv Wllllim Backe
ler of the Boeefceer ivimler Company.
Btcrn was empiovtd by the comrsnv and
the amount of the shortaga Is alleged V
b nl.out fl
A'st.in' e'ircuit Attorney Johnson fileil
un Informn'Ion ig.ilnst stern lite jister
div afternoon and the cajias v.as issued
at or.if.
til Aboard. Vlnrennca!
Excursion next Sunday It. A O. S. W.
Objections tn Syrian American dob.
Objection were file,! visfrd.iv In Jude
ail"s division of tho Circuit Cc'iurt to the
granting of a pro forma d-crce of Incorpo
ration to the Svrian Amrlcnn Club. The
objectors nre meml-rs of the Pvrlan Ciub
cf St. Iu!. which was Inccfporated a
few weeks ago It ii claimed that th" pur
poses of th Syrl.nr American Club are to
promote education and timprance This
is denied by th ohj-etors The matter
was rrfe-rre,! to Attor:.i-y Har-y C Bir-
Sontlea'a Rdy I'nand In Riser.
Th" body of Alexander Souti-a. r.fcn wis
drowneil with Frank Meers Sunday night
by the cijilzing of a skiff containing six
men. was found in the rivr r.ar J'ffene.n
Barracks jesterday morning.
DISFIGURING HUMOR
ImM SciIm from Fact likt Ptw-
tr Doctor SaM Utj WmM
Disfigurad fsr Irfs.
CDTICUfU WORKS WONDERS
" I tefferetl with eczema all ever any
body. My face was covered : my eye
brows came out. I bad tried three
doctors, but did not get any better.
I thea west to another doctor. lie
thought my f-cc would be marked for
life. Est my brotbe;-:s-law told zse to
jet Cstfcara. I washed witii Ccticnra
soap, applied Cuticnra Oiatisect.asd
took Cuttcura Resolvent as directed.
I could brtuh the scales o9 ar item
like powder. Now ray face is just as
cieam as it ever was. Mrs. Estssa
White. 641 Cberrier Place, Cassdea,
Xj, April 15. '05."
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WOULD HAVE P0UCE
RECALLED FROM HOSPITAL
Coa.aalB.Uner Smith Graatea Few
Days la Which t lareatlaate
Deaaaads.
Another strike Is threatened at the City
Hospital. A delegation from the St. LouU
Huilding Trades Council called on Hull. ling
Cotiimifsioner James A. Smith xesterday
demandlng that the pollc c withdrawn
from th vtclnlsy of the work at the City
Hospital.
The members of the committee which
called on Commissioner Smith thrcntepej
to call a strike on ult the work on the
Administration building and the 1'atholog
lc.nl bulldnig unless the police were with
drawn. Commissioner Smith asked for a day In
which to make an investigation of tho
matter, and It was granted. A decision is
looked for to-day.
ALLEGED BIGAMIST IS FINED.
Calhonn's Chauffeur Pleads Guil
ty to Lesser Charge.
John W. Rnldy, who was arrested a
month ago at tiiu home of David R. Cal
houn, bv whom he was employed as a
clmuffeur. on a charge of bigamy, yester
day pleaded cuilty In this Clayton Circuit
Court to a lesser charge and was sen
tenced to thirtv days iu Jail, in addition
to being fined !00.
Reidy's first wife traced him from Chi
cago, where ho dcscrte.1 her two yc-irs ago
to contract an alleged second marriage.
Reldy was potng under the "name of
Stone while In Calhoun's enip'oy. which
was the name of Mrs. Reldy No. Z.
The bicainr charge will lie dismissed for
tho reason that there is no Jurisdiction in
tl.e Mlfer.ur! courts to try It. the alleged
second marrlago having taken place at
sit. tfVSsJti. .ills..
SEEK TO BREAK SISTER'S WILL
Claimed Mrs. Kukn's Mind Was
Unsound.
Eliza Klrsch. Catherine Rockaffllow.
Frederick Mueller and Frank Mueller ap
plied to the Circuit Court jestcrday to
have set aside the will ef their sister.
Franc'sca Kulin. who died August K last.
Stefan Kuhn. her husband, to whom she
willed her property, ii defendant tn the
suit.
Th? plaintiffs allege that their sister was
not of sound nlind when the will was made
and that she was suffering from the ef
fects of Injuries sustained by a brick: wall
falling upon her during the ejeione. May
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FINED FOR STRIKING WIFE;
TO FACE COURT AGAIN.
Waahlnatoa Sinclair. Vb. sVeat to)
Jail far Cnntcmpt. Sow lias
Mare Tronble.
Washington Slnclilr was xcsterday Jir.cil
5 nnd costs bv Justice Jacob! in Kirk
wood on a charge of nwT.iltlnir .lr.
Delia, Pearl Hutz. his former wife, at Sab
urban Garden. September 'S.
The sssault followed Sinclair's ri lease
from the CL-tvion I ill. where h served
three days for contempt when he refUMsl
to obey Judge McKlhinney's order and
permit Mrs. Butz to their two chil
dren at stated times. The children are In
Sinclair's custody, the court having
awarded them to him when the divorce
wan granted threw years ugo.
Sinclair's troubles are net over, as he Is
to face the Circuit Court again to-morrow ,
on another contempt charge. The citation
grows out of the assault which occurred
when Mrs. Ruts started to embrace on
of the children. Sinclair claimed tha
child started to cry and struck the mother
with an umbrel'a. It Is charged. Mrs.
tlutz. in addition to asking that he ba
punished for contempt, asks that the cus- v
todv- of the children be bow awarded to
her. i
FOUR DIVORCE SUITS FILED.
C. Weisenstcin Rays Wife Left
Him and Went to California.
Charles Weisensteln. In his suit for di
vorce filed in the Circuit Curt yester
day, alleges that his wife, Elsie, accused
him of tring to wean the affections of
their Infant daughter, now 4 years old.
from h.r. His wife's mother scolded Mm.
ho states, claiming that he was too affec
tionate to the child. Ills wife left htm.
taking? the child, and went tn California.
He asks for the custody ot the ehl'd.
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IJzzIe Kuhno against Herman Kuhno. al
leged desertion: Delia 5f. Tlgufere against
Ralph R. Tigulere. alleged desertion, and
Sophye O. Htpsh against Jacob P. Hlpsh.
alleged desertion and failure to support, y
Claytaa Marriage tires
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to Tony Saake and C-trrto Heines of Sum
merfteld. Mo.: John J. Mitchell and Louisa
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of No. Wfi Lincoln avenue and Clira K.
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