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THE 8T. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. BEFTEHBBB Z8. 1900.
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CITY OFFIGIAfcSffltL LL
GRAHDJURYT9URGE
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
-a TV-
BHrVvnino, laatng & Co
If you turn on the Xray, you'll
find Xact truth in what we saj
of our Fall suits.
Xtra Quality
Xtrcme style
Xact fit. but not
Xctrssive price.
Suits to order
$20.00 to $60.00.
"We Made Your Father's Clothes."
Mills & Averill
Broadway-Pine
YATES MAY NOT BE
CANDIDATE FOR SENATE.
I'urnrr ttlf.rnry lirnrral llnnalla I
lo l.nti-r llarr anil llie Ha-I.ovrr-
r Ma UiltiUram.
i:ei m.- special.
I'f" asu H'-pt 27 As .-ondlliotis now
j-t.iit ! iti-f rl Yale- UP rot l a can
li.i:C for t!- Pn'ted States Srime
It hi- l-.-en .eeldd practically that for
mer Attorney In"'il iw..inl J. Ham
lin v. II be :i andid it-. whether or not
Mr Vitt Is l.!'-u!' 'i mt (aoiernor Isw
it, t v h.-nn in will tit' r the race if
: wrnr l)tin d.--i !es th'.t his cm
oida -Arm d In- for the b-st !nt-irt.s of
th S' ! .rg .i-izailon
A" lew e..j't f urn er,nferene.-s In
Spni.trSifld e.e IC ittlivtti tosiator.nl slt
u ite.n h.i. .i-.urrcul i"finlt-n'-!. Yut.s,
iilil-.mli tared at the confer, nee
tint h uM not I- :i cat'did-tte en the
t '.n-. dlwcii"-. .i. t.ii cnnM-tit.-l in main
im .iii(jii ni'-nt if hi Intentions until
after the m te Pair
.axial iinirer fur SI. I.onls.
1S--I l'I.I si'BIM.
V. rat .ii ?;it IT Uoutenant M II.
Sl:-- t i li-il i-t.iti Xavv was lu-.ay
.!. iI 1 t( iluti .it the ii-ivy recruiting
dli- a' t I-ouk. .
CAPITAL
VkKD SURPLUS"
l$5.500,000i
WE INVITE
YOU TO OPEN AN
I ACCOUNT
3
PAID ON SAV
INGS DEPOSITS
OPEN ON
MONDAYS
UNT
PiHflNWEAIJH
cow.
rap!
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam
Is a prompt anil absolutely cure cure
for d.:rriioa, dysentery, flux, cholera
morliui. cliolfra infantum, etc. It
lias heon the loading Mima:er com
plain .remedy for ."is years. AH drug.
i::su sell it
LAXATIVE BORO PEPSIN
MAKES LIFE WOATri LIVINS.
1. tut ix.llll II. lit) II A.D Ct-
vim : im iiselit.
f-r and S-V I'cr ll-tt. at Your DtusKln
iv Tin: mou.m.m;
A battle ol
Bromo-iMiospliate
Cotintcrncts the ill
Mfllff :l i:nt..n . Kin XVI ITU.
Conrad's Delicatessen
ii i m i t oiiikitt.
wu nw snmiiw t mit w bike
Jlri my. l- c r M',"Nrf 1I 2V
J'-lUrtl fralt. J fir . S'.r
i .ioK-ii H'.-' -il. r"r l ""
lVrn Conilj 1 !- v r-rr romtt I7r
HOW TAX RETURNS ARE MADE
J
Aniong Officials SommoBed to .Testify To-Day Are Benjamin
gchnnrmacher, Member of Boardi Election Commissioners;
Charles W. Bates, City Counselor; Patrick H. Clifford, License
Commisfiioner; Louis Kunz, CiieMepnty in Collector's Office,
and EjiC. Crow, Former Attorney General John D. Davis,
William F. Xolker, Breckinridge .Jones, Charles Lemp, John
Schmedje and Assessor John J. O'Brien Appeared Yesterday.
ATTORNEY F. N. JUDSON IS CALLEDUT NOT QUESTIONED.
Inquiry as to tax payments on personal
property took a r.ew turn yesterday when
several prominf-nt ofncl.tto were summoned
to t!l w!m il.ey know about the manner
In which asf-ymf-nts have ben made In
ca-n where etiizenj refufed or neglected
to certify as to the vIu of their posses
sions. Among lh" witnwscs of this clas for
whom subpoenas wcr- lsued were As
sessor John J O'Rrlen. Ucene Commis
'ner I"atri;k H. Clifford. Chief Deputy
Collector Iuis Kunz. former Attorney
General E. C Crbu-. Klection CommiMlon
r I-nJamal Schnurmacher and City
Cour.-lor Charl-s W. Bate.
Of :h-?-. only Jles.T. O'Urien and Kuns
rrpondd. Mr. O'Hrlen was before th
Grind Jury for nearly an hour and llr.
Kunz u-.is not called on t testify becau.
of ili ab"-nco of other witneaMS whosa
statements he was expected to tupple
ment. Witnesses s-immoncd to testify as to
their own rrturn?. and the amounts of
r"-r.-ona! property which they certified.
Kin-- John T. Dav!. 1SS.7j; Samuel r.
n.ivl-. JI.T3); Iaac II. Llonberger. &:
v.'iill.im P. Nolker. I3.rt; Pr.nk V.'.
Schramm, avent for IMward Butler. Jl.
(0. Of these only William F. Xoikc-r was
pr- nt.
"harl-s I;irp and John Shmdtjc were
th ither wit8:ve examined. llr.
Hchnn-dtje is agent for Adoiphus Burch.
IlffcklnrldKe Jones. ee president und
!. neral ounse' for the SH."Slr'pl Valley
T run Compiny. also whs before the
nnm-J Jury for a few minutes, as wa
John If. Davis of the same company. It
wa raid that they were tl.e-e in an ad-vior-
capelty. Attorney Prederick
N .ludmn was mmonel but h- did not
tpi-ar lH.for..- tin: Jury. He remained a
flmrt time in the anteroom and then left
for his downtown office.
TO rOXTINCK IXQUIRT.
It I not tliotiRfct that the tnvestieation
will be linlsheil by the prt-jnt Grand
Jury, which will make It AM! report
Prid iv afternoon or Satunlay mornlmr.
The n'.-w benlv will take up the tax inquiry
a-, soon as it is organized Monday morn-
UMEMBU IS IESTKSED
AS TO TAX REITKSS.
William P. Xolker. brewer. per
gonal propertr listed 13.000.
Wltarsaea Called
for Coavaltattoa.
John C. Davis. la3-cr.
Frederick X Judson. attorney.
ISreckinriiiKe Jones, banker.
CharP-s I'mo. brewer.
Clljr OfllrlaU saamaae.
John J. O'Biien. As-sessor
Patrick H. Clifford. License Com
missioner. Uiuts Kuns. Chief Deputy Collec
tor. Benjamin Schnurmacher, Elec
tion Cmm'-8ioner.
Charles W. Bates. City Coun
selor. Rlward c. Crow, former Attor
ney General of Missouri.
It Is said, however, that a conMderobV
portion of the outKotne Jury's reijrt wil
be devoted to thl suliject. as scverjl of
tlie Jurcrs believe that money er.ouch lias
been diverted from the treasury through
false tax returns to p-iy for manv of
the much-needed munlciral lmpro-ement
for which there has been an insistent
demand for several years
It is polhle tint th- report will con
tain a recommendation that the practice
of filling- out returns by employes of the
Assessor's office be discontinue.! a"l that
evert- citizen, whether rich or poor, be re
quired to certifv under oath or nfnrma
tlon the amount of personal property
which is In his possession at the time
the levy is made.
In the cases of several prominent citi
zens. It Is said, the records of the courts
re belne searched for cvld.nre that they
have much property on which they are
unwilling to pay taxes.
One St. Iuls man for years has made
it a practice to furnish bonds for persons
held on charce? of crime. In hs capacity
as bondsman this man Is salJ to have cer
tified to the postsion of a much trreater
amount of property than Is Included In
his tax returns.
V " f
. FOR WOMEN ONLY
Of. R.imonrt Pills
J rriV!.! c r3eUa
frprn skmr tu CJ 9 mMv
at l - tbn Kf -
,a quiat or :tti-tf
lsn M fM- -!-
tMf t t:U. T"t " nn Cl
WfiwtaU lrtr9Z t'y tumlt.
Dr IX. G. Rtrmfid Rntdv Co..
t IIMITO 1V1.K HIT. -n. ii. .- '
a- a . r tlrt Sa tl.t rMSt"rot
m .. "l 1 K f A.-fcm -J tlT
tf -. -, m.-,-4 atwt nrryj rr:3; sie?
tl- . . Tr'-zt-. VE' Xle-elTi fc- '
;kS7 Free. f. ifaRClO HATIt. tuflaU H.T.
iR-l SL OT.IrJ4.KI rjt,K.UO. IM.
RDHNOCO DRY ROASTE j COFFEE
i r: ti. i. k "ii ss-.
j r otovm jDCwr lyn c north
MRU! H ) nco
SOn WATCH CHIMES
REMINDER OF THEFT
Police Holding Valuable Time
piece Stolen From Thomas Key
liurti. Brother of .fudge Key
lmrn Manv Other Bobberies.
Tinkle, tinkle, tinkle.
ni ... ... .. IIiiIa k.H Im m hm1.
I llf ?HJIL t.IIIIII-9 IP4 l Hill'' tVIt m -
somo sold watch now In the poisse!on of
tlnii are a reminder to him and his men
that the valuable timepiece has bevn
Stolen. .
It was Identified yesterday by juago
V.-iIle i:evliurn as bln th property J
hi-, broth r. Thomas He) burn of Xo. 37Ti
l.ln'MI boulevard.
T'i- watch Is one of tin finest made, and
Is ne of the kuid that chimes the hours,
aulve. and quartern. whn a certain ap-lill-iiic-j
Is set. It was stolen from Mr.
He) bum at Eighth and Market street.
Jun'f 2, last.
........... b...v.. .1... .... tn-liii. tn veil fne
.IbCIii.t nun'- ....- ....c - .
watch to a pawnbroker for tSL The pawn-
irIK T W OUi'lLIUU? .w?- ... . ..---
price a--keil for the watch, and lie notl-t!-d
a policeman.
John Kennedy and John Thompon were
tim names Riven bv tlw prisoners. Ken
nedy sj(d the watch had been stolen from
the Mermod-Jaccard fc KlnK Jewelry
Compiny.
.M me iirroway j-wnj li-iwi- " .-
onl of the wati-h ever ts-lns in the firm a
i.. A....1. .a e..tm.l fKnn.l' anil
Thompson are held bv the police until
.ir llinuniri:iuiii? ir- w .. -. ... ...
..1.1. It.......! na' Itt. In llltl Kjfe at
1 III! tTntu..' .v ...- ...
' Pour Coons much Jewelry an-l man)
tlier articles that are known to have be.n
den but have never l.-en claimed.
TS-e thlnu. at ct-rtaln Intervals, are
turned ov.r to the city for sale.
THINKS HEWOUNDED
BURGLAR WHO DROPS COAT.
Mirk Davis, living at Xo. K"12 Xorth
Sixth tre.-t. fire-1 .-evoral shots at a
burclir who Invaded his .-Iceplnic apart
mit iat nlshl at 9 11 ''-lo k
Iais was asleep In Ms room on the
Mi-ond floor, when he heard a noise In a
front room tiiat ailjoinej Ills own. He
Rot out of bd ar.d h-ir-d ht revolver.
As he dlil -o he caucht slRht of a man
Purrvlri; don th t.drway to the tirt
nKir" He t'.re,l -eral shots at him. Th"
burular -.i'-I throucli the frcnt door
I-n!.s thinks nt wounded the intruded. A
tnarkinTo-li tx-lor.Kinc to ImvIs. was
dropped by the visitor on the front walk.
FRIGHTENED THWlEAVES
HIS SHOE ON THE PORCH.
One of two burtl.irs who tried to c't
i- . t' horn'- i' J hn 5"iul"hiw .it No.
(Mi --h l-.-r:--- s" t -J'!-.' je-t r-
i -r- -i; left ..'ie if hi- -M jIk"- .,n
:: i-r-h
;, , . e brlt. o ;!: burclir a rc-t-
. v i - i-v . to n-ike ni no.e
wh.n he k ' it- the house when S'.nib
.l.ii w i. . iK n.l .iti.1 frichtcied th.m
.l T.r sh"e 1 !lll tn the tK.ei.II
.. ti. p II- e It I- i No. 7 aid m.i rro
il!e .;. th-it will led to the arrest if
he b srslars
SERGEANTS SON PURSUES
AND SHOOTS AT NEGROES.
."i' 1. M I'-'f-il!. on of jJercenn'
M i 1.1 tb- it I i.'ivk "' nliv
, v '.! ireu-f trxiic ' rt
,,.. r j - - of M' MitV Stuar No
l.ie r t k 'V ai.hu next Jo r to hl
v. i h -n ' . ,
51 I- e,iel ?h burclsrs f-vwl
i.. K - .1 "".re'l f- -r hois a' -h.-rr He
ii, . v.'-r- necrce- The) com; -M u
he U'k
WCMAN IDENTIFIES NEGRO
WHO IS ACCUSED OF BURGLARY
T. hctre of Jra lterrtt at No T73i
Ait :r--t wa e-terej by burclir
5utxU and everai a-tlc were
".en
!-. em-n SfceJ'r eterJ arrete.'
m Well a nro. ht hts eeTi t'enti
e .J t V'es lUrrett. !i the bu-K-lar
In h-V ho i' A wsrran' : -r burglary
a.-..! larceny h- n la!
NEGRO STEALS CLOTHING
AFTER DUPING WOMAN.
Tj.. jy-lve are earch!rc fer a necra
-o eb;a-iMi - u!t ar.d n oe-cot l
t slr.t to IVictcr C t Hrrtsgtcn from
Mrs. Louise Koote of No. 10 Mcl'herson
avenue Tuesday.
In some way the negro found that Doc
tor Harrington was soiBK to move and
he told Mrs. Foot that had been sent
by the man who wa going to move to
set the clothing and take it to a tailor
to be cleaned and pressed.
She Gave Hlaa; m m Taaaar 3Ua.
The police have recovered a diamond
ring stolen from M. J. O'Brien of Xo. Jd
Xorth Ootnnton avenuo. The ring had been
taken bv Emma Wnteratb. IT years old.
who had been employed as a houseglrl
at the O'Hearn home, the police charge.
The girl told the nolle that she had
given lh- ring to Harry Middleberg of
Maplewood. Middle-l-erg turned the- ring
over to Foliceman Dryden and Alexander.
He "aid he did not know It had bean
stolen.
Areaaew of frrllla Heated Waeel.
Joseph Kennedy. 13 years old. of Xo.
W2J South Hroadway. and Kdgar Arm
stead. a negro, of Xo. Y& East Haven
street, were arreted Tue-s-luy ch.irged
with th theft of a biccle. Tlie lsiys
rente.1 the wheel frcm John I'helaii of
Xo. M Xorth llleh street, an) It ! nib-red.
sold It t. K I ward B. WaN-r of Xo.
T17. South Broad wav for 75 cnts. They
III be sent to the Juvenile Court.
CONGREGATION ACCEPTS
RESIGNATION OF PASTOR.
The Rerereaa E. M. aff at Lladea-
waai Caaareiratlaaal Caarea
Will tilve l Caarfpr.
After dissenslcn In the memliershlp of
the Imminuel Consregationnl Church at
Undetiwi fur a etiod extending several
month::, the Keverrnd E. X. G..ff, pastor,
offered Ms resignation at the regular
monthly meeting last night. Hy a vote of
3n to U it was accepted, according tn u
memlwr of the congregation.
Pillowing trouble in which it seemed
necessary to rck for the aid of the po
lice at a me-tlng in the church on August
15. a meeting of the congregation was
called for Augun 21. when, bv a vote of
about 3u to I. the proffered resignation of
the Reverend Mr. Goff was decline-d. At
this meetine the other of A. W. tlray.
treasurer of the congregation, was de
clared i-ac.itit. and ilerbert W. Tool was
eli cted to succeed him.
The funds of the church, according to
Mr. Gr.tr. still remain with th old treas
urer, who Is Inclined to light for his
tenure, of ofilce :u jrescril-il by the con
stitution and by-laws of the congrega
tion. A comm'tt.-e. compoed of the chairman
of th.- ISoaid ef Deacon. J. Jamicson Jr..
and Mrs. H. II. llalsey. was :ipHlnted
with the privilege of selecting three more
membt-rs. to make atrangements to
c-ire a suece-scr to the Reverend Mr.
le.ff. who :e-s)gn.ition takes effect on
Isecember .
FAREWELL RECEPTION
TO INDIA MISSIONARY.
Christian Woman's Hoard Kntertalaa
Mlaa I'ope. Who Will Ma l.eae
the llt.
A farewell reevptlon .-. tendero! list
nirht at the First Christian Church to Mls
Car'Iir.e l'e--. formerly of th'- Mother
and ltab' H-me f th .-It). Sh. will
d.-pirt f r lmlL-i thl w.-k t Ugin mls
sb.naty w irk
The re --prion w;s given uider th" aus
pice cf the Christian Woman Hoard of
Mission, of which Miss 1'oj was a mem
ber Mrs Itirtz. ecret.irv of t!:e Niard. V
livertsl a fir.-well aiMre. at the cloe
e.f whlr- lfe pre-enteil a bardome pure
tnd a tv of Ilirn to th" new ml'on.iry.
Mls e;w r.s-.ntli romr-'e:i a two
yecrs" c ure at Columbu llei;e She t
the fifte--ib member to take up mis
sionary w..rk in'-" The Kev.-r.-n 1 Doctor
John I Tirandt took .b. rge of the con
grtcati '.ur i.-ar ago
MOUNTAIN SPLITS IN TWO.
Inli:ili:t:ints of Ajello. in Italy,
Flee fur Their Lives.
-trlAJe
TAPE-WORM-".'-?. I THE WJRID.KITWIED
wt h4 -r r?K.t afas, !? to , MsHaWlaaaHal AliPMnTal V
mt i nu i iLt
PIANOLA
far Sale OSLY at
RALMER& WEBER
1 la tin C 9TIICKT.
TJ ruixmif mJr a! atrarr BrtTtVgva
f-r tatract caa i"ha
Palaier a, S'M, Tk AacUaa Cfe- X. T at-T-
THEONLY PLACE
tn Vie e' &" -vj!.t
SCHOOL BOOKS
Ke 11 woot ir. t-ttl
t Jo"t rew t
BELL'S BOOK STORE
aw OLIVK.
SPETIAU UT (-JMU.I1
Kome S-pt J7 A mountain neirlAiello
call.l P.- -rn (".lion.!;.!. 3" met.-r high.
split In two to-dav. owlnglto n-Kks of
earthfjuike and threaten I to bury the
Mil A.i th- Inhabitant i Hus Sel
There was a eyrUioe at Slarina in the
ITovlnce of ("asert.i All the. treey and
t'lrcraph pol's were thmwri down. noue
damaged and rewral ers.jn were killed
and many injured.
DENTISTS ELtCT OFFICERS.
Poctor .1. W. Marsh of Warsaw.
111.. lna.n President at Quincy.
REPl UI.P" SPCIAI. -.
Qslner 111 Sept ;: At an anr.tial
meetlr.i of the Ir.triet Dental S."clty of
Illinois to-dav Monmouth wa ehon as
the pia- or mcetitsc r.ext year OlTirer
fer t-e e-..j--c jer were eeted c fj.
lew' Irelder.t. Doctor J W Msrh of
i Warsaw lc rre.:nt Ioctcr o M
Diymud of Monmoa h -cretsrx Doctor
H W M-MiJin of Ri-ri:. treajc.-tr.
Doctor J M Evey cf Macmouth.
Calver Araaesay Heapeas.
P.ETX DtJC SPECXAI.
Culver. 2nd, S?t- IT. Calrer MiUury
Acaiemr opened t-day W.th all records
trok'n tn tfc matter of attendance. More
tfca ? rew cdts ha-e retorted for
dty. ar.d almost a hundred more, a
number e-jua! to the tots. I attendance cf
many military schools, have bees declined
for lack cf room.
The school I reversing ;h oVI er-Jer of
things nd draslrar a aumter cf Its radets
from tec Et. New Hmpsfcire. Mii
ctstt. New Tcrk. n-1 Pennsylvania are
all wrU represented In thl ear"i esrcll-me-t.
Heretofore It ha been ite tse
thing fcr Western toy to go tJUt to
cboil. bst almoat unheard of for iJt
ara aaia la Tina WaM.
Some Startling Beconunendationa
Concerning City Institations
Are Expected in' Report As
tonished by Conditiona;
In the report, of the outgoing Grand
Jury, which will complete Its work Fri
day afternoon or Saturday morning, much
space will be given to a discussion of
condition.- at the city' Institution;. Ac
cording to the best of authority, some
forcible, if not startling recommendations
will be made as to much-needed Improve
ments both In equipment and system at
the Poorhouse and at the Asylum for the
Insane.
Conditions at the asylum are said to
navo been a revelation to a special com
mittee of the Oram! Jury, which visited
thce institutions Tuesday afternoon. P.
I. Ccnnor was chairman of this commit
tee. Th" committee was accompanied on its
rounds by several officials and ciUxens.
not members of the Grand Jury.
A ge-ntleman who was with the party
said to The Republic yesterday: "There
can be little doubt that the Grand Jury
will make an unusually strong report as
to the city institutions, especially the
Asylum for the In.ane. So far'as c!caii!S
ness at the time of the visit Is concerncl.
there Is no fault to be found, but we saw
many things which should it be tol
erated In a lie city like St. Louis. It Is
very likely that one of the clauses of
the report will have to do with the ac
commodations provided by ihe city for
employe:) at the Asylum for the Insaae.
Until I visited th- place I did not know
that such conditions could edt.
"In the rear of the main building there
Is a long tw'o-story structure, the lower
floor of which Is u.sl as a laundry. The
second floor is divided by a ery narrow
hallway on one side e.f which an- the
deeping rooms of the male employes, and
on thu other side- those of the female em
ploye -At the ead of the hall la a alasle
tullrt-raaaa which la asea hy hath
the ivasaea aad the atea."
ixsTiTirrioxs overcrowded.
This is a condition which probably will
call forth a vigorous protest from the
Grand Jury, the members' of which re
gard It a a disgrace to the city on the
score of both de-c-m-y and morality. It Is
bad enough to crowd employes into such
close quarters without denying them the
accommmodatlons which men and women
of their cla.sM have a right to expect.
"In the asylum proper all that can be
done fr the patients Is U-lng done, but
the work Is greatly hampered by lack of
room. We found that very small apart
ments furnish sleeping quarters for from
four to six iwrson. and that some of the
patients are required to sleep en tlie
floor. There are 5 patients In the asy
lum which will not comfortably house
more than a. At the Poorhouse !
inmates arc crowded into spice originally
intend.il to accommodate 7. The House
of Re f uge alone was found to be adequate
to the dem-nr made upon it.
"It may tafelv be said that the outgoing
Grand Jury wl'.I strongly urge that all of
th fund at prerent available be u-d to
Improve conditions at the Asylum for the
Insane and the Poorhouse. and that some
means be devised by which needed Im
provements and additions to these Insti
tutions may be made."
Th" Grand Jurv will complete It tour
of the city Institutions this afternoon,
when It wlU visit the Female Hospital
and the Workhouse.
PEACE WARRANT ISSUED
AGAINST HUSBAND AND WIFE
Vlclla af Atteaipt at llaraewhlaalaf;
Makes CaataUlat Before Jaaate
O'llalluraa.
Simon !derer caused a peace warrant
to lie lsu.tl yesterday against Dora Mey
ers and her husband. Tre-soole Mevers. In
jLstlce o'lialloran's court.
Mrs. Meyers and her husband were ar
rest cd by Constable John J. McGlllicuddy.
and his deputy. Charles Potce. They were
taken to Judca O'Halloran'it court, where
they wt-re rt-(utxnl on their own recogni
zance, to appear at 9M a. m. to-day. The
arrcdt follow, the attempt cf Mrs. Meyers
to horse wliln htr 'brother-in-law Tuesday.
Tho trouble Is tho result of a disagree
ment aliout an estate in the hands of .Mrs.
Meyers's mother. Mrs. Cecelia Nichols.
Mrs. Meyers claims that her brother-ln-.
Lin- has tried tc make trouble between
her and her mother.
Mrs. Mevers und her husband Tuesday
afternoon went to the Chemical building,
where Lclerer has tyi office. Mrs. Meyers
had a whip wrapfied around her wai.t.
She and her husband were ejected. Iae
derer ask that they be required to give
boi'd to ke.-p the eace.
Meyers pres.nted a silk umbrella to
Constable McGlllicuddy in recognition of
the courteou muntier in which the Con
stable treated him and his wife. The
handle Is part of a deer's horn. It was
taken off a deer which was bagged by Mr.
M y.rs and a party or friends about thlrty
inll? from Houston. Tex.
Former Ju4gc R. H. Ilaughton repre
sents Lcderer.
Coveraaaeat Weather Reaart.
n.fitrort ' Agriculture. Wrath, r Itureau
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Ixsrat Feretatstr.
TRAVELING SOLICITOR MISSING
V. P.. MH'hesncy Han Not Bwn
Seen Since September IS.
Mar.ag.r Jrdin M. Crebs cf th Madron
llatel veterday reported to the police
that W R. McCheoney. a gueHt at th
hctrl. who disirpeared from there 8ep
temtsr li. carrot be located.
McChenT's fcoor Is is Joplic Mo. He
has been rcrre'r.ting a publishlcc com
pany of PhiUit'tphia as a traveling o-lleltc-r.
He regitreI at the Madison Ho
tel syr-tember II
VcO-esr.ey left CO la money, aad, his
srrtsmal baggaga, whleh Is still at Ihe ho
tel. When ist sera he wore a black sack
coat, light irouTi and a straw nat. He
l about 71 years old. i feet f Inchea tall.
welcra. li pound, has dark hair, eyes and
complexion and Is smooth shaven.
IUta haata ar flat taroasfe
Take No One's Dust
Our new Suits in -Regular
and Half Sizes are ready to
put on.
K Top Coats, the first need
of early Autumn.
Hats in all the good shapes
and styles.
Furnishings and Gloves to
give the right note of color.
"W
" ' Tis he who lags behind the procession, " said
Beau Brummel, ' 'must take the dust."
Ptee Street
kwTyni
SAINT LOUIS
110.
FATHER COFFEY SAYS
BISHONS RIGHT
Protest Made by Itellerille Pre
late May Kcsult in Temperance
Lecturer's Ilefusal to Speak in
Any lint Public HalL
Rishop Janssen's protest against Father
Coffey's p.-oporvd lecture before the
Southern Illinois Methodist Conference In
East St. Ismls. will likely result In the re
fusal of the St. Iuls temperance lecturer
to appear In any but a public hall in fu
ture. In speaking of the action taken by tho
BNhop of Belleville. Archbishop Glennon
sail: "Any Bishop has a right to pro
test against the acts of outside priest
which are forbldcn by law to priests of
his own diocese."
Father Coffey stated yesterday that he
had no fault to And with the Bishop of
Belleville, since lie wns acting within his
right. "I was under the Impression that
the lecture was to be delivered In a public
b.ll. at a mass meeting, but as soon as
I learned to the contrary I withdrew my
acceptance of the Invitation." Father
coney was :o nave delivered nis lecture
last night.
Several months ago. Father Coffey
visited Murphy sboro. III., and while there
delivered several lectures on temperance.
It was setated at the re silence of Bishop
Janssen that Fithcr Coffey had not vis
ited Belleville, as It la said he should have
done, and had not asked permission ox
Bishop Janssen to deliver the lectures.
The fact that he hud not done so was
displeasing to Bishop Janssen. who be
fore he departed for Europe took the
matter up with Archbishop Qiennon. as
Bishon. Janssen had no direct sUDervislon
'over slather Coffey.
motion janssen. it is saw. requested taa
Archbishop to tell Father Coffer that the
next time that h dashed to Isetnre In
the Bflievlrio diocese It would be-pleaahif f
to Bishop Janssen If Father CoT weak! .
request the Bishops; permission.- At max
time it is mid that Father Coffey had al
ready consented to deliver the address at
the Methodist conference.
Recently Father Coffey's name was men
tioned In connection with the temperance
addres. whlch.it was believed he would
deliver in Hist 8t. Louis. On Monday the
Reverend J. W. Cummins; chairman of
the Conference Temperance Committee,
received a letter from Father Coffey In
which the latter canceled his engage
ment In Bist St. Louis. The letter stated
that Bishop Janssen had ob)ected to his
lectures at Murphysboro. The letter nlso
stated that Father Coffev had been under
the Impression that the meeting at which
be was to make hia nddresn was to be a
public one Instead of at the Methodist
conference.
LENOX PLACE PROPERTY
SELLS FOR $140 A FOOT.
Tho highest cash price ever paid for a
lot in Inox place wns scored hy the Mc
Xalr and Harris Realty Company yester
day, who :ipos-ed of a fifty-foot lot on
the north side of the place at $140 a front
foot. Tho purchase was made by Edith
Turner llenot from Trabue Plttman. A
handsome residence will be erected on the
lot.
A lot SOxU? at the southwest corner f
Raymond and Clarendon avenues wsa
sold by McXalr & Harris to Fred U
Btelner for C7M. The sales of building
lots In and around Raymond nlace have
been untisuallv heavy during the last six
mouths ami a number of attractive homes
have been started hy purchasers.
DEED FOR PARISI HOME
GOES TO TOM RANDOLPH.
The heme of Guldo Paril. Xo. 4430 On
delt toulcvard. was transferred yesterday
to Tom Randolph for a consideration of
Mr. Randolph will remodel the residence,
ar.d r-move to It. The house originally
cost St.or). nnd Is regarded as one of the
finest homes on Llndell bculevard.
Helea Street Plata 9aM.
George J W.tnstrath has sold the double
flat building. Xos. 1S40-C Helen street, for
Mi. Mnry E. Gaffnev to Julius Hermann
for :.. The. building ! arranged In
three three-room and one five-room flats
an 1 rents for Q a year.
Real Estate Traasfera.
WISCONSIN H ft., e. s. bt- Chlsse
iewi. " ki..k ... i.Ci-ir,
Vty-r ni wlf to Mary Thu'trom ..... t
AITiMA- fL. a . t. Il'lytta
.rd lrao.. city Notk BK; "
V.'.lefcsr ar.d wife in Charles l'he!ey
.. 1 wl. ..... .... ...... .
AKM:NAI-2 f In. . s.. t. In
diana an.1 Atksntas. city block 14:
FreJ.rtck Klopfer ar.4 wife to Clara
K (."harman'a trut.e; cor.v. In tr.
AltSLNAI ft. s. .. bet !;
am anJ Arkn. city tlnck 14t5:
.vr.ncctlcut r.altr Ca- to Frederick
Klopfer -- - V-: ,:.;
fUtOAnWAT-Ss ft. e. . being 4M
. Iiawar. e'ty tlk JSsJ: Ousts H-
ifil-cl n.l nife t Jowphir.e (-.
I!n t al Itc d . - --
IlP.tVAtWAY-r , b:"F f N-II-iIt,
city M-S 34- Catherine H.
Mailer to Jwphlrs C Itewtt al ....
HKNONIIUt liar O ft., it. . Mt
cf Kuelld ctty ll-k 4I:. Jtarr If
l:rarrlr to Henry O ORenta'tiT
nJ lf . .
ClfOVTJ7At'- ft.. . !,',.h ""
IteyV tty blv' MO: II r-rr K'jt
Varrp atii wlf t Ambpr. cehir.14 and
stf. ... . - ...
COOK- ft . '. l-t. WM-.ttfr an-l
1-,1VM-ri. e"r bViek 7744. Oiarles
Tnoj-.n to Sj!t'r J. 1s.-r .
CAP.R-U ft-, r, . b-t rifie-Mh iM
S'ltcnth. c'.tr bf-ct i- D5a llar
i!r el aL t rtark -a4-t. .-
CASet ;t. US I" . - belt !4
I'lrt, ctty Ween i.;; j e.e-r ic n
at t- M"r H Itrna.-.n aa-l !f -.. .
PJVI5KN ft n c-lri- T7 ta
971 I.I Jkn. d-y Mce ;. Jam'e J.
na-T'tt nl -a'.f- tc riau'l Ian -
EUTk-ENtll - f r nt Hf-s-
rlty .V ill'. Wo. Tailor a
wife ts M'nnfe Zlb jte. e. -
EDN'A-a it , e. . . enrTh of Hwbr.
cttr b!i i Wtw. A. rt'rk to Frank
N Stark aist wife... ..... ... - -
Et-eT.ir- fe.. .---?'
Pvuntain. dy blorfe J7wj ayUestsr I.
richer nJ '.ft to Jaiiaa W. Kenneiy.
EXJTVI7XTH-SS ft-. - -. weat cf Brs
rs.s. i-y block lit; Ta!. falTrjltr ts
Wfl Taftrte ... i. .. . ..,....--..-
rochTMiNTit-a a. . s -!T
and fckytk 571 cttr td-ww Wl: Mary C
.k t. Tna J. McsVaaos ..... ...
roL'ltTTJENTH-Ss ft-. s. bfjng IS
S Ffsrtsrata. tltr btk 474. Crotrna
Stasttf et aL to Caro'fSis- Jtin tjie. J
GANTW7S ft, .. a. r-ex 4?a ejatyy stz
bJ-k :T: Aetai p.israa sjal casasaa
i On C- Stt!aa at wife .........
city M I'-T- Wsa. T..art ta .
M. taiiysaijrr aad alfa tc A....
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GRKSR 3 ft. n. s.. n. w. cor. Cora,
city b!i-k 444IA: Altcit ilrttcggeman
to Aug-.ste J. Schulz Ir'a. d.
GP.E.I.-U-J n.. n. a., brlsg Sb7 (7rrer.
city b:k 5I7: Aug. H. Twlkenie)vr
sad wire to Win. T. Staed
GK.VeI.s ft., n. ... behig SffU-K
Crawls, city block its;: Ceo. lieck and
wife to Juhn U. Thomron
GKXND-5) R.. e. a. Iwt. CcroUi and
NViMha, city block 77: Ambnw. Ituer
r and wife to Albert W. nana and
wife
Hfcl.EX-li ft., e. s.. being W4CM: Helen,
rlty Mock 2JH: Starr tiaffney ta Julius
Herman .....................................
Jl'NIATA-ao ft., n. .. bet. Spring and
OtuttDe. city blork 4111: Henry Stark
Jr. and wife tn F. O. Kredertc
UNDUJ.-4I ft. In., a. a. bet. New
stasd and Taylor, city block B:
Outdo Partal aad wtfs to Robert H.
VTefUVU ....
IyTLR-4 ft., n. .. bet. Bnelld and
King's Highway, city blork 4)B: Min
nie H. Rests to Oustav W. Vogt and
srti4t ......
LINPRlitV-a ft. C in., m. a.. bt. New
stead and Taylor, city block M: Rob
ert It. Cornell sad wife to Tom Ran-
IXnTO-as ft., a. a., a. w. cor. Tamri.
ctty block 41N- Mary U Burke ao.1
huphaad to John Worstenholm aad wife
LA SAtXK-a ft., s. a. bet. California
and Ewlng, dty block 10: Edward
Thierry and w-tfs to fSdwIn P. AroMer..
MAIilUUN-fia ft., a. a. n. w. cor. Elev
enth, city block SIX: Frederick U.
rilock and wtfs lo Harry aoldsteia......
MINERVA-Kxs I aad 1 B-.s. Il.-rtha:
Iota H aad . n. . cor. Hodlamonf.
elty Mark 4N: Bertha, n. a. lo's X
and Z: Page. a. a., lot C n. c. cor.
Hodlamont. city block 348: WUmlng
ten Investment Co. to Rttasrlt A. Rich-
ftaflfWlfs . ...sssssssesa
XcCAt-StANI- ft- l.- a. bet.
(Hd Manchester aad Christy, city
blork 4XJ: Ssrope Bhoe CO. t al. to
Henry Aldag ..............-......
XEWltT-IS ft., w. s. n-irth of Horaa
y. Mr block 43M: WllUam A. Block
to Joseph Wetdmaa ...
OIt7LXe- ft., a. a.. Ist. Heiraford and
Itrannon. ctty block Mi: De?
Danlsla et al to lardla A- Oanwls
ItG O ..... .sss.s.s.ss.sssss..s
rENNtYI.VANIA-a ft- 7 to.. - a. a.
e. cor. Flltraor. elty bloeirsil: John
A. Bortr to Charles f- Rosa sad wife.
FKNNSTI.VANIA- It., w. a. kjj,
Mader and III1L city . Noek X7t:
Xatbtas Haeawl aad wife V tank
Topp's trustee .............................
PAUK ft., s. a. bet. Newatcad and
Taj lor. rlty blork 4X4: DavM Raa
ken Jr. to Chart J. Moser. ;-;
PAX2B-M ft., s. a. bet. Xawslaad sad
Taylor, dty block 4H; craartaa .J;
kfoser aad sdfe to Mar Basabse...:..
PATTON-S ft., a. a. aat. Cataa
car Diota a
to stsroa.
e lawklaaT
OasvTr SB sWBsaswl -.mABAAAasaas a
RAVMOND-Sw ft., n. w. cor. ClarenJon.
city Motk 7IC: Rarmond Place Real
ty Co. to Krwlcrick U. Stelasy aad
WIl I,,.. (imi
RKiiKR Placs 3 ft. la., a s.. bet.
January and Dalton. city block SHB:
Charles H. Wlegand aad wife, to
Kreilefick Steiener ......................
R:HE!M 1 ft., n. .. west of Clifton,
cttr U.ick SSI: Osorge IL afCQlMea
aal wlfs to John W. McQueen
BKHER- ft., n. a., west of Olfton.
ettr bexk 134: John W. McQaeea and
wife to George H. McQueen
RlliGB-39 ft., a a. bet. Academy and
I'nicn bouletard. city bl.Tck 17N: Iuls
C. Ii.n and wlfs to aVlward Herzog
alTVt Wll ..ss".".S"e
BTEDEUN-Vi ft., e. a. city Work 4:
Lily A. TwtUer to Theodore Cun
siaatlne .........................
ST. IOUIS-B ft., a. a. bet-Wblttlsr
and tambdla ctty block M7I: Julia
ivRiirn to John P. Roche
SUUJVAN-W R-n. . brinr SMI ul
llvan. city block UK: UndsU Xteal
Estate Co. to Charles F. Ihrk- and
BIDNm'-3t ft. 5 ta.. n. .,. Ne
braska and Minnesota, city block :
Frrderlck A. WlslUenua tv Julius Pita
raanspt. w. d.......... ........ ...........
8t:iXrVAN- ft., s. a.. Ut. Vandeven
I. r and Morgan, city block Ht7: liodell
It. E. Co. to Hary J. Toraegg aad
Wtf t.tmn ( 1 "
TEMPLE-St ft. . a. n. . ee.r. Rla.
cttr block StUO: Ellen Carroll to Ma
rian laiftu.... : -:":
T:MI'I-3 ft. In.. - a. bslng I4JI
Temple, rlty block SUIE: Marlon laof
tm to Margaret Manning ............
VIROIN1A-S ft., w. a. Ut. PeataloaxI
and Arsenal, elty Mock 14K: Frank
Curdea and wife to Wa C Rausrfcea
rlat and wife i-----iv
WISCONSIN-IS ft.. . a., bet. Chippewa
and Keokuk, cttr bpiek 1444; rYMertclc
Thodlum aad wlfs to Philip Meyer aad
Wl XXMN-S "ft"" "." a" bet." 'eiliSsiii
and KeoVuk. cUy block 1444; Philip
Mever and wife ta Manr Thulium
WASH l". ft., n. a. bring Sin Waah.
elty block 957; Roste Imtta and hu
tsind t-i Rosa Abrsan. ...... .....
WYOMING- ft., a. J-. st. Sprtng and
rutln. dty block 411X: Couiectlcut
Realty Ct. to Frederick Hassmaa aad
wits ....................................
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Stanford InvestaasBt Ox. Bv. two-story doable
flat.. Ne. 4134-sl MeMlllaa: tB.44
William P. Klein, two-story double Sat. Noa
Sl(-Mit Xcrth Twrety-ftrst: ta.aa.
William Haitmana. two-story dwelling. No.
J4a Humphtey: ..
Edwsrd J. Hlerta two-atofy dwslllac. Mo.
M) Humphrey: ft.oiM.
K. M Noian. twa-atorr flats. No. UK St.
tvuts: txtM.
M. w. KlrkhofT. two aad a half ttory mt
denee. No. StU Lafayetts; t.ssa.
WlUlam Klorbacbrlnk. two-story dwslllac
Hn. 2Mi ftuMvan: turn.
Polar Was lee Ob., alter and add ta repair
Shop. No. I1W Sooth Twslfth: tt'iOO.
J. F. Stuekenberg. two two-suey dwclllacw.
No. SjiJ-S McKean, 5.f.
Grand Valley nuiMlrg Co.. cne-ttcry shop.
No. 4 Theosla: U.
Genrae W. Th-jmas. alter aad ad4 (o stort
and dwrittrg. No. IS Dseli: Si..
Mrs. R. T Pradley. tao-ttory frame. No.
at!4 Sacramento; S1.4M).
P M Mcnks. two-story frame. No. JTT
North Market: CMS.
WILL KEEr7 TRACK OF BILLS.
Municia Leginlation to Ite
Watched by Civic League.
Complete reeorda of all bills Introduced
In the Municipal Asjambly will be kept
In future by the Civic Improvement
le-ague. According to th plan Interrela
tion regarding ordinances presi.nt.rl In
either branch of the Municipal Assemtily
wili b furnished to the members of the
league.
At Tse'day night's session reports were
received from the secretary on his ob
strvatlnna of the Eastern cities and com-
frehenaive plans will be drawn for public
mprovements In St- Iaoult similar to thce
In Washington.
Messrs, F. M. Crunden. J. H. GundUch.
H C. Irieh and Sercrefciry Mayo Fealer
we ejeeteil delegates to the American
Civic Association Convention, at Cleve
land Olcober I to S.
Among other matters which came up for
cin-lderatlon at Tuesday night's mticg
was a preliminary report frcm the Public
Sanitation Committee, relative to the in
vestigation of the garbage problem. Th4
report was Indorsed.
OHM) NATIONAL BANK CLOSES.
Orrrille Institution Hhnt Up Be
raane of Long Ran.
WaMRCten. aVrat. . The First Xa-
ttonal Bank. OrrViUe. O-. ta-day closed K
doors by order of the Cattpttoner of the
Currency, ea aceonat of a coaUaaoua ran
aa the barJc
rjearge T. 4-MttL tasJaaaj
SS1$; -4SS
XJnriA-.'jy akapuss ttMBpra
fS!i,JS'i -i-" SrU aaa !:rpsa
Enwuinaji AecotntsodatiOB... t73 am 142 pa
AUZZriS? ?vro:r-n-oaaiioB... S7eam ntmvm
a
.. "I" "I..... --waai
tl Aecotnisodattoa... KC am
fa Aecon-.rT.odatloa... i7Cani
,. viiy imttcl 411rS.!n
V SJiSS2 -accommodation... f5:4 pea aaa
w-a?ws Ijj'le3j ............ .......... .?: ssa
Expreas .
Indiana?
laake "hare. Xesw Vcrk Ceatral aasa
aaet Albsar Hya.
rie.79 Inln.
e.so.fa
tsipai
StSpaa
CSpat'
sUpaa
5-ipta
:Maa
tiwprn
?alanapli"'iUVEar"rVVsr. t'dVli'am
J7,- ; a.cw un e-ircirnati 3:1.-am
OnclPiuii and w.-!i!c:on
KnhofVsui-NVw " "m
7$Vi nni? ,'l'on - sittlpai
Irdlsnarolls sad Cln. Exp
llattnoa an.l Alton.. .. .. 4:Mpm
iat:.Ka end Alton K--I nm
S.all and Express IMpra
ctncinnaii. iia,to-i. rtlMn'i. ro 7:naas
af. Jor7La"1 .'Katon Ep..lls pm sTOasa
"". ..!: irw in-rii. . ... .F.-A. n
. - tr.
". amj ursTon rai
Alt... .i ..- ....
i: . . amw T3Wi
a. in..
t: a. m-.
CltlCAtiU. PKUKIA ASU ST. LOUS RT.
Peerla. Srringflcld and Chan- D"art- ATTiX'
awiua ;.. Stltam iJSpm
Al,on- - Chautauo.ua end
;'r'raM "SiSpm tSdam-
Alton. Chautauqua and
SiTlnracl.! 5:JSrm tlllaaa .
CHICAGO AXD AI.TOM.
Th AUon Umltcd. Chicago.. : am
TPalfSt UtS'j -'. .1-l S.SB.B .
Arrive.
iS 5?at F-w- .'hlcaso..l-,: .ra 6t-j;pin
JSViT,:"J:-.lr,"r-. Ctsjcaso .- ra K:l7 am
j.uwfc.iij.jvri.il. i,ai'sigo...-i"tt'i.ra TtMam
Peoria IT-iirie Mate Kxrres.tt7ri7 rat (:! prs
"ae "tr "ne.! Klier"... ? im ;ap
l.anra. Cltv letrlc lamit.-.t.i':!5 pm -. aia
Kas. .l:v Miitnisn- Theater. 11 J urn r:Maaa
Kantan city. la R.vhou e:C,m 7SrMa
l.lOCmlcnnn l f.l.n l.- -.. ..h. .-..r K
lrincleM SpcIai iks .. ka.tiim.1
.... V ..... WM .'.w
Ill.H'.mln.-.nn .m. i .1
-..-r..j.. m.i. .MAl.V. tut
'SvrJ2..,V. -.' 2:(pm 1235 pea
Svr.ncnelJ Local t7:ll am !:: pra
I'eerla. tta Jacks.-n U!c !.: n-n !!i::r. pra
.v'ii.iiip cco-rnii.Liiinn. res pm :. ih
2rrlr.cr.ei1 Capital Clr Fixer t4s lm ejaSam
SprtnB!lelJ and Jacksonville.. r::7ptn
Alton Stee.! etf-.L.M
B.-B..M.'.. aMa.-.
4Tbleaa;a aad Eaalera llllaala . It.
. .. Iii'.irt. Arrive.
y -rrem t.i csilcaeo :Sam :I7pia
Prlc.. Exprea to rbtnigo.... ll:3.irm 7:4aa.-n
tJanvllle Mall :31 am 4:37 pm
II.I.NOI9 CE.1TRJH.
tN-riert.
Northern llllnnln tt press. :am
AretYSu
Sriipm
vnicaan inyugnt ecinl -ll-.liam ii:ipm
SprtnrnM Aicemmotlatlun... t;:i : n "IM'. psi'
l!cas rtam.in.t SpeclaL :W pm 75l ant
at Mali. Scuth 7:4Saiu V'lSnnv
tim
ua
--. .......... ... ...... .. ...... ....... ......
Accwnmulatlcn. South MtM pm tlil s
iie nyer. South 1:pm 'Iin
HtHingfleld-IJtcMleU 7:fQ fm
nas MorxTAix roite.
Ti.r4.ff a-lv. '
Fast Mali. Tiaaa acd Cali
fornia ;., am
Belmont Iwasrnger. :' am.
lan Antonio Ma.I and Exp... 1:71 era
Teza and Mexico Mail and
California Kmnw tsitn
Memphis Special a:, pin
D Soto Xaxal 5:3.1 pm
llllaala Dlvtolaa.
otton Belt Express 1:J)ib
4lin Belt ExDrsas S.lrm
Thebes Express U: TO 111 ant
Feartb Street aad Ckaateaa Avrase
Statlaa.
Ie Soto Acc.mrc.olattnn S:?pm S:3Sana
7.11 ant
7:tpm
7:1$ am
T-Mpro.
7:Mam
:JSan
4:01 poa
H:ISam
ST. I- MX. (HcsMleraaa Rawtat
t . a . a.
Fast Mall KilSam 7supna
Eastern Expreas H:4S pro 7:am
averisviixf: asd xasiivillk.
.. Iesrt. Arrive.
Fkst Mall :ISam lpsa
PloTitla XJmlted l:pm. l:Ipm
w-intm T:44siw
Southern Express
. :pm 7:4i
aisset ai rAciric milwav.
-. .. Dstxstsj auM
Fast Malt .'. taoam miaBswr
I-al Pawenaer ..7:liam :Silpn
Calif, and t. Jee Special 9:ani
Kar.an City Bxprsa..t -.Upm
Wiuihlngton Accommodation.. ts.:7S pm
Culnraito Ell-reas .M:0Opm
St. Jos Limltal i:Wpm
crsvr coeur iraina iear. unK'-i
a. m.. njn a. in., ft -M n. m.. li:X
Hill trains leave union statlnn ?t-a p. ra-
Ifl pm)
l:pm
7:lam
7:2 am
Station I4J1
' p m. oak
Ktrkwot trains leave Union sutlnn t-4S a.
m.. ra: a. m.. nva a. ra.. ri-jn a m.. T:4i m.
m.. tll: a. ra-. II W p. m.. nxv p. m.. t
p. ro.. 4 J p. m.. Mi . av. nM p. ra.. tC:SS
p. m.. tll: p. m.
MOBILB AJD OHIO.
Pepart. Arrive.
New Orleans Limited 7.M pm TOpm
Mobil aad New Orleans noian. S:3san
Mnrpbsborf Acrommodatloa- l.'.W im ttltaant
rCV'iSVa.V.a.XIA I.WES.
re-art. ArttTe.
Th Fast Malt Mism 7:r.an
The Local liiprrss 7:?4am si:pm
Tho Kayatcn impress -s:ssm -.:ivpni
The New York Umtlsd l.Ipm t:poi
The Ohl- and Ylrclnla Exp..!? IS pm l:-ll pm
New Tork Express .!1:-C.pn. -4pm
rn. ntt.burr Special :!-. pm s7:;atn
Ernngham Ace-omtnotlation.... S:3pm l:Uan
Ail oaiiT iriir e
K. T. UT. 'THE KATT."
Ie-iart. ArHre.
OlumMa. sdalla and S. W.. -i am 5-K pm
The Katy Flyer 23pm 7:4-.am
anssnun. nans inii c. in .-i... . i'n. .."-..
HtM-sc iwfAsin svarresa.
451. I K. C. st C. R. H-
Twart. Arrlw.
Kansas Cltv rasenrer. I'Batn "TiSIpea
Kan. Cltr A San Fran. Ep..10.S pm 7.U am
ST. tvoi'is Axn H.ina.i. h.ii.wat.
(Tla Waanik.1
rier-art. Arrive.
Mall and Plprers am 111 :73 am
Mall and Express S: pm t4:lOpm
ST. i.nrta wjERCHavrs rriimik ajb
TEttilKI. RAII.WAT SCMIRBA--TRAIX
SEHTI4-E.
Eaetbonnd Iare fnlcn station: Except
Pundav 4. :. :l a. m Sinday onlr
a m.. II:1S p. m. Leavs Elehih and Gratiot
streets: Dalir-:!" a. tn.. 131. 2S. S:U. vn
n. m. Except Rurntay 4:04. :tS. 7:17. 10 -J a.
m. : S:4 -(15 rv re. Sunday only S:S4. TSat
a. m. Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday !t.S9
p. an.
Above trains toe Waahlngtoa averraa faar
Wssthount-Iaave Graalt Oty: Dally .5
a m.- PI? 4-V T:H p. m. Rxc.pt Sun-da-t4).
7. f. 11:11 a. m.: l l:S p.
m. Ssturlar enly 4:4". p m. Except Satardav
and Sunilav S-a p. m. Sunday enly . t:B
a. m. WednMtay. Saturday and Sunday 1I:
Arrr Iralas tears Madison four mtmrtaa
tater.
anrTHKHlf HAII.WAT.
St. laats-laalavllle Llaea.
Depart. A
IHilsrllle. tirxlnstnn. South..fJam :ltpfa
Prlnest'-n Accommodation.... t4X)pm 41 an am
Lnqlerinc. Ixlninon. Sqih.i':iopm 7asam
TOLEDO. ST. MU'II AtU WESTBaUt.
CSaver Leaf Moate.i
Dpart. ArrlTS.
Mall and Earress 404am SMpm
Chsr:tef) Accr-mrRodatloti... '.:( rm liS am
Conrr.rctal Traeele- .. . ?:S0 pm t:e am
. 1.34 am
, S:47am
. .4J am
14:17 am
:01 am
ArrtrSL
!:' am
7-tSpm
2lpn
t7:!Sp-il
:-lSpm
"spra
':apm
HtYwWwimig
AarrnMa rsaT r W
-TV" I
Arem-r-erw s... -w ...-.
.... .SK..U. mmw.mm
SI. Loala Saatawratera Hy.
. . Iienirt. Arrive.
Atlanxas and Texas Express. 9:t.am :ii pm.
Arkarsas ar.d T'xss ".-:xnr.-s. silp-n CStara
ImihCA -.'M-M..
t. Leals aad Saa Franrlaea II. H.
.. Prpart. ArrHe.
--.--'fii.r m ---iih-t ...... 11 uni iii nn
Texas and Kansas Mail fjiZuni :itn
'eor ... :iipm l0:l.-.am
- ... - ... . .rw. .-...... --.'.. I'm -11;. ran.
Tex-is Llmlte.1 S::i pm "7:47 .sm
SunSower Mmited : pm 7:;- an
Oklarema Express. ni)npm 7:12aak
.Valler l"arl Aceommn-1-itlci .'-"arts tS-i a.
ii. 17:4 a. m.. : a. m.. ? a. m.. tt-S
n. m.. tS-St p. m..tl:71 p. m.. 15:i4 p. m t-S-
p. in., jfiii p. in.. ti:-i. m. Arrives !:.
a. m.. f7: a. tn.. BiH a. ra.. lUOi P. ra..
1WM a. m.. tl:5t p. m.. t5: P. m. 1ii9 p.
m- : p. m.. .!; p. m.. 7:ja r m.
iw ccornrr..Kiai.nn il.pans m:ZJ a. m..
HS:i p. m.. Sa p. 111. Arrives at t:14 a. m-..
HOmm a rn tl-.f n m T'-ii t. .
WABASH (East I.
Depart.
nastsrn Mall
Chtcair. I.-enl rjepr-s.
Tr.."!-. Ital Err. . ...
JasksonrlMe lywal EXrrest.,
mlln.Tlsl TJm!t-d .... ..
Tt-.n- niv IJnl'i.!. chheiap. "S:lt am
IVeatur -Iccmnwiatlon. ... 4:3I pm IC ana
Tiled" I'.ttbUf. 'W 10-a
anl ivitc-n Eisr. . . . pm
runner Utpre".. Cbl.c. ..-!.
SIMnlcht IJn-.'ted. Cht ir 'HSIsm
xt'iifiirf-.i rjirtfe-l. ItalTalo.
ll-'cn Nw Vo-fc . 1!: pm
llurfalo. fietrstt ard To!-lo
Ms!! .- .... -
WAnAMI 4 Weal).
Hourly and Xari'as City Ex. 7 (.. am
ir.r.u. ntr llT.-e.s. ... ... s 10 am
K.-fi Cltr Ft Mall. - 7.y-rm
CPlur-.tiia AceonrvySstK.-i.
v-i tf Unltil
VirTTtlte. F'.and&s,l and
OutcH Plcff ITetresa.
-.r.r,- Rail Omaha
ertu-nw rx. .Vri.ie. rx .
Mlnntaj'i. ?? -J: I",,,'T
e.tjp-.w Cee SlolE'" and B:
Paul Hep-et' .
Waaaskj iharhan Tralaa Praa
tu (ine street.
tirKr'Ua tt:am t;iant
j-e-xr2.cn .M..M. .... ... .. . .; 40ani
i-erg-asn .. - ! -" jssjftiain
Ferfituin .--. ........... l!:ieiam l-47pni
lirta.iei - - .......... t4.l5pm tt 13 pm.
Et C.tarle (: pm 7.3ft -i
renreson ....-. . !: era tSJSpni
FlTUJOfi ..- Ilaffl S-SOpot
Klr.Peh t4:39pm T4:S7rm
Fenresjo Accommodation, ar.
rirss Vas-senter a tlAOasa
7:3s ana
7.Man
"Mara
IM pti
SOSpra
7:11 mi
4:19 -m
t Vt am
?Ml ll:Salx
W:tSpm 4:ara
Sllam tl'ptn
. 7:5') Dm S7?K am
1:11am stiiirni
I-Mpm J..Opn
17 ant
and
'"--,.2. ..-;,. f-'r. -.-p.
A.
rl:. f -,- , ,-.a v.- -, -.r--
isaMiUsSffMalwasi
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