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The herald., 1895-06-23
PENNSYLVANIA PEDLARS
Bicycle Races on the Tioga Track at Phiia-
deIphia

PHILADELPHIA, June 22--The eighth
annual tournament of the South End
Wheelmen. held on the Iioga track to-
day There was large attendance de-
spite the unfavorable weather Summary: {:
One mile, novice class A-C. H. Miller
won. Time 1927.
One mile 2:2O class-E Miller won. M.
e. Dirnberger second ]. Coburn third.
Time 2:3l
One mile championship of Philadelphia.
class A. II. Nestor first. Time
! :22H.
One mile open, class B.-L. D. Cabanne
won, AL Brown second, +. J. Titus third.
Time 2:3224.
One mile handicap class Bed Miller
(l2O yards) won L. d. Cabanne second.
Titus third. Time 2:l1Hf.
On mile club pionship class A
B. Peck third. Time 1856
Two mile handicap. Glass A-W. G..
Douglass, so yards, won: time, 4:44H.
Mile. Glass A-Church won. time, 81.
An exhibition mile against time, flying
start and paceo by a quad, was made in
2:06M, the fastest time made on the
Tioea track.
John S. johnson rode half mile with
flying start in 59% seconds.
The herald., 1895-06-23
GENERAL SCH0FIELD'S WAY
He Reprimands an Officer In a Very Peculiar
Manner

Manner
OMAHA Neb. June 22.-Wes ern army
circles are much disturbed over a pecul-
liar feature of General Schofeld's $ recent
visit OF inspection to western forts.
After leaving Fort Meade General Scho-
field sent back sealed orders relieving Col.
Caleb B. Carleton of the command of the
Eighth cavalry. which was turned over
to Lieutenant Colonel Thomas McGregoi.
The reason given out is that when the
time came for the mounted review of
the Eighth cavalry Colonel Carleton OIL
ferred mounts tofthe general and his staff.
which they declined. This gave the COM
mandine officer the impression that Cen
eral Schofield preferred Colonel Carleton
to receive the review, and SO he acted.
A strange feature OF the incident is
that General Schofield expressd himself
as pleased with the review and dined
with the commanding officer before leav-
ing the pest. Then the sealed orders
carried by mounted messenger were re-
ceived and the entire garrison thrown
into turmoil. Today General Schoield
reinstated Colonel Carleton
The herald., 1895-06-23
COLLEGE BONE and MUSCLE
Blue and Gold of California Again
Victorious
DENVER BOYS IN THE DUST
Triumphal Homeward Trip Of Berkeley
Athletes
fleet Of the South End WheeImen at Philadcl-
phia-Conspiracy Alleged in the Case
Of Cycicr Cleaver


Associated Press Special Wire.
DENVER, June pa large crowd
gathered at the Denver Wheelmen Club
park this afternoon to witness the ath-
letic contests between the University of
California and the Denver Athletic club.
The track was in gooo condition and the
weather pleasant.
AZ no time during the contest did the
Denver boys have a chance of winning.
They took only the two first ovcnts-the
two-mis bicycle in which no Californian
had entered, and the pole vault.
The score was: California. 60; Denver,
%; firsts counting five points ana Sec
onds two points.
The only records broken in the con-
tests were III the hammer throw, Edgren
advancing his record from 125 feet 5H
inches to 126 feet. W. II. Blackburn, d.
A. G., increased his record by feet !
inch. to l04 feet inch.
Several bicycle races were run by local
men. Two worlds and one state record
were broken. Pippin and Hughes rode a
mile on tandem in 2:U3 1-5. while
Swanbaugh rode three miles unpaced
from standing strt in TAI s-5. both
breaking worlds records. W. W. Hamii-
ton rode mile PACED from flying start in
l :5S 1-S.
One hundred yard dash--J. W. Scoggins
won, T. L. Banes second. Salisbury Smith
third: tine. 10 1-5 seconds.
Putting 16-pound shot--F. W. Koch
first. 81 feet 1 inch: r. W. Edgren Sec
ond. 36 feet 7 inches; John Bowler. d.
A. c., third. 35 feet.
.120-yard hurdle-E. A. Dyer first. H.
n Salt Sr,,ith third .
time. 16 3-5 seconds.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Won by
r. W. Edgren, California. 126 feet; Black
burn. Colorado, 104 feet 1 inch, each
breaking his own record. Edgren threw
follow 127 feet 10 inches, breaking the
world s record.
sROne-fourth mile run-Won by Torrey,
California; Lockhart, d. W. c., second !;
Stevenson. d. A. c.. third; time, 55 is
seconds.
r..The mile. walk was won by Merwin Of
California; Tyler Smith, D. A. G., second.
| Time 8 minutes 35 seconds.
W. W. Hamilton placed on tandem
rode mile in los 2-5, breaking the state
| record.
i, Pippin and Hughes rode mile unpaced
on a tandem in 202 1-5. breaking the
worlds class record.
y Swanbroush rode three miles, unpaced.
in 1888, breaking the worlds unpaced
class A record of Al So.
The five mile class bicycle race was
won by Mccall, Collins second. Kreutz
third. All of d. A. G. Time. 1872 2-5.
local contest only.
The pole vault was won by Graeber. d.
A G, with 100 feet; Vervalin second. 8
feet II inches
This closed the contest with a victory for
California by a score Of 6z poisnt to %
for Denver
The one mile bicycle class A. won by
Hamstrot, Banks second. lime, l:j9 2-5.
The herald., 1895-06-23
HITCH IN THE CHINA LOAN
Due to the Arrangement Partially Made
With China
the Larger Loan In the Foreign
Marts

LON DON. June 22.-The Pail Mall
Gazette says. referring to the efforts being
made to borrow money for China:
The hitch in the Chinese loan Is due to
the fact that before the Russo Chinese
arrangement had been effected a. contract
for loan had been signed with a large
London bank which placed Il. 900, 600 at
the immediate disposal of China. and the
bank was given the option of arranging
the great loan which was to follow. Rus
sia learned of these negotiations and
brought her influence to bear to undo
them.
1t is doubtful whether she will succeed,
as the contract cannot be set aside with
impunity, and it is the duty of Great
Britain to see that the rights of her citi-
zens are protected.
The herald., 1895-06-23
PLACED UNDER THE BAN
A Los Angeles Wheelman Suspended
by the League
F1ccrea Charged With Accepting Remunera-
tion From Hanufacturer-To Be
Investigated

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-H. E.
McCrea of Los Angeles has been sus-
pended from class A by Chairman Gid
con of the L. A. W.. pending an inyesti-
CATION OF his class A status.
1t is alleged that he has violated clause
j OF the league rules, which forbids class
A men from, accepting remunera tion from
a manufacturer or other person inter-
ested in the trade. -
The herald., 1895-06-23
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

REDLANDS-Rev services by thu
Epw orth league.
SAN PEDRO-An ordinance regulating
the carrying of firearms.
PASADENA-High school teachers re-.
ceive their classes.-Notes.
POMONA-High school exercises.
SANTA ANA-New time table.-The
horse theft
ONTARIO-Interesting news budget.
MISUNDERSTANDING exercises.
CHINO-Railroad surveyors at work.
LONG BEACH-Large number of visit
ors.-Good fishing.
The herald., 1895-06-23
INCOMPETENT POLICE

San Francisco Officers Allow Two Burglars to
Escape
SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-Abou 10
O'Clock tonight burglars were discovered
in the large retail dry goods sta blishmen
of Newman & Levison Oh Kearney street.
They had hound ana gagged the watch
man and commenced to loot the place.
Policemen discovered the robbers and
opened fire on them. The burglars re-
turned the shots none of which took
effect. The robbers escaped.
The herald., 1895-06-23

SACRAMENTO, June 22.-Samuel J.
Deuel., who was one of Sacramento's pion-
eer merchants at one time associated in
the drv goods business with the late
Charlie Crocker, of railroad fame, died in
this city this evening. He was native
of Canada, aged 60 years. For. several
years he has been acting as local col
1ector Tor the Southern Pacific company's
etea m boats
The herald., 1895-06-23
ON THE FIELD OF HONOR

tiot-tieaded Men Fight Duel for . Girls
Affections
CATORCE, Mexico June 22.-James
Atkinson, an American ore buyer and
Francisco Hernandez. q Mexican ranch
man, fought duel near Cedral, east of
here. yesterday. Atkinson was killed.
The two were devoted to the same senor-
ita and decided to settle the love contest
with pistols.
The herald., 1895-06-23
Buried Eathoms Deem

SAN FRANCIS co, June 22.-The
steamer City of Sydney from Acapulco
brought three more Of the Colima's sur
vivors INTO poit today. Advices say tho
attempts 10 secure her cargo have been
unavailing.
The herald., 1895-06-23
RACE TRACK GAMBLING
Civic Federation War In Chicago Carried TO
the Grand Jury

the Grand Jury
CHICAGO, June 22.--The Civic fedora
tion war on race track gam bling was car
ried to the grand jury today. The Haw-
thorne track was represented in the in
dictments by the following proprietors
Edward Corrgan, John Brenwick
John Burke. James Burke, Henry X Kuhl
Joseph Ullman. The following Harlem
proprietors were indicted: William Mar
tin, Joseph A. Murphy. George Hankins
and Sid McPhie. Forty-four bookmake RS i,
shcet-w riters and other track people
were also indicted. Civic federation
officials declare they will push the cases
to trial and wind up pool selling in
Chicago permanently.
The herald., 1895-06-23

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 22.-The
ninth annual tournam, mt of ths Western
Sharpshooters' union came to close to-
night. Edward Richter Of this city won
the kings target shoot and was declared
king OF the tournament. A. S:rcckcr OF
San Francisco. was first on the man target
with score Of 81.
The herald., 1895-06-23
THE FIREBuGS' COMBINE
Another Alleged Incendiary Placed Under
Arrest in New York

Arrest in New York
NEW YORK. June 22.---Another arrest
that of Keppel Freidland---was made
today in connection with the revelations
of arson and conspiracy to defraud fire
insurance companies. The speficic charge
argainst Frledland is that he was con-
cerned in the fire which destroyed Cohen
& Co.'S. shirt factory, at - Wllet street.
on January "a, 1894. The conspirators
got 500. 900 by the fire and paid the trebugs
$4,000. 1t is claimed several men OF
prominence in the insurance world are to
be arrested.
The herald., 1895-06-23

NEEDLES. CAL. June 22.-Last even
ing about 80 Frank Andrews and AL
bert Desniers we're struck by freight
train while sitting on the track near
Daggett. Andrews was horribly mangled
and died from his injuries this morning.
Desnisss was only sljgh!ly injured, and.in
The herald., 1895-06-23
ABOUT THE CITY.-Jimmie sykt

ABOUT THE CITY.-Jimmie Syke3s
good luck-A. H. Edwards dilemma:
had q house in one place, lot in an
other and TO moving permit. L.
Coulter honorably discharged-A
chapter OF accidents-Doings around
the police courts-The midnight and
Sunday saloon ordinance must be-
obeyed-The sewer committee of the
city council backs down-Salaries in
the fire department will not be in.
creased-Opening night of the Kreis.
turnfest-In socia, life; party. ami.
versary, social and musical-Key and
bow; musical notes-Hundreds of the
gentler sex seeking positions as teach-s
ers in the public schools-Business
men with petition: a mighty protest
Superior and other court notes,
William Niles is convicted of cruelty
to animals-The Los Angeles Feder-
ated societies-Susan B. Anthony and
Rev. Anna b. Shaw as the Herald's
guests at Santa Monica-Interviews
upon the advisability of holding .
state Democratic silver convetion.
The herald., 1895-06-23

his. testimony at the inquest he stated
that they stopped to rest on the rail and
quickly fell asleep from exhaustion. both
having walked from Barstow to Daggett.
The coroner's jury exonerated the COM
pany and all employees. The deceased
was about 10 and his father is on the
Riverside Press.
The herald., 1895-06-23
A PET PRISONER
Taking Matters as Pleasant as Posslbin for a
QuriereSS

CARSON. New, June -. Mrs. Hartley
has been made as comfortab bic at the peni-
tentiary as the egulations OF that insti.
tuition will allow her friends to make her.
The number of visitors to the prison has
materially Increased since she went
there. but she will see no one save a few
of her most intimate friends. She is
allowed privileges of trusty and divides
her time between walking on the lawn
and in the care of her child.
The herald., 1895-06-23
Met With Mlshap

NEW YORK. June 22.-The American
line steamer St. Louis arrived at quaran-
tine at 5 AS o'clock this afternoon. after a
passage Of seven days. seven hours and
eleven minutes. The passage was a very
pleasant one except that on June 18th the
steering gear was carried away,
The herald., 1895-06-23
Wouldn't Talk of BoodIers

DETROIT. June 22.-City Assessor
Fred Il. Farnsworth was today sentenced
10. thirty days in Jail for refusing to tes-
tify in the council Doodle investigation.
An attempt is being made to get a writ
OF habeas corpus.
The herald., 1895-06-23
Passing of a Famous Tenor

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-EugenIo
Biachi at one time famous operatic
tenor, died here today. For years in the
old days>ne and his wife. Nine. Bianchi-
Montaldo. were the best-liked performers
in San Francisco.
The herald., 1895-06-23
ADMISSION DAY
The Capital City Will Royalty Entertain the
Native Sons

IHe OupitaI CIIy VIII KUyuIIy i1HteTtuIH tHe
Native Sons
SACRAMENTO. June 22.-The Native
Sons of the Golden West will make the
session of the grand parlor here on Ad-
mission day a notable event. 1t is estima-
ted there will be 1000 Native Sons IN the
city on that occasion.
On Sunday, September Sth, there will
be reception to the visiting ueleaates
at Suffers Fort and parade on the
morning cf September 9th. There will
be triumphal arches across the sCreets
and an electrical carnival will be feat
ure at the night cele bration.
The herald., 1895-06-23
Bishops to Go to Rome

CITY OF MEXICO, June 22.-All the
bishops IN Mexico have been asked to
Rome. The object of inviting them to
Rome is to formulate plan looking to
converting all Protestants N this repub-
lie and getting them to join the Catholic
church.
The herald., 1895-06-23
DOWN WITH cRIsPI!"
The Effect OF the Publicati of cavolItti's
Pamphlet

ROME, June 22.-Signor Cavolitti's
pamphlet against Premier Crispi has
finally been published. The charges are
mostly those of the bribery document.
Great excitement exists in other cities of
Italy. where monster demonstrations are
being held. These dem monstrations are
fully accompanied by loud cries OF
down with Crispip'
The herald., 1895-06-23

LONDON. June PA twentvrour
hour bicycle race agaffist time was started
yesterday morning. 1t was won by G..
G. Fontain, who covered 474M miles,
beating the amateur record by IA miles.
J. J. Patterson was second with q score
Of 466E miles to his credit.
The herald., 1895-06-23
WHERE YOU MAY Go TODAY

ORHPEUM-Matinee and at p. ma
vaudeville.
BURBANK-At 8 p. m. A Chip O. the
Old Block.
TURNER HALL-S pm; entertainments
and concert.
AGRICULTURAL PARK--9 a. M; TuA
ners' nass wand exercissa
The herald., 1895-06-23
is IT MRS. CORRECTLY
A Woman Claiming to Be the Champion s
Wife Arranging for a Divorce

Wife Arranging for Divorce
CHICAGO, June pa special from
Yanston, S. L. says woman. who is
undoubtedly the wife of Pugilist Corbett,
arrived here Monday for the purpose of
obtaining divorce, but failing to have
good grounds the attorneys refused to
take the case and she went to Glendale.
The herald., 1895-06-23
Archbishop of Fermo Dead,

ROME, June 22.-Cardinal Amitadre
Malagol, archbishop of Fermo, is dead.
He was born in 1910, was a native OF
Italy and was created cardinal in 1893.
The herald., 1895-06-23

ATHENS, June 90 Several earthquake
shocks were felt this morning in the dis
tiict known as Lepanto. Several build
ings were damaged.
The herald., 1895-06-23
CLEVELAND is NOT ILL
Official Denial of Reports Regarding the
President

President
BUZZARD'S BAY, Mass. June 22.-
The reports in circulation to the effect
that Mr. Cleveland is in i'll health are
without foundation. To reporter of the
Associated Press the statement was given
ont on good authority at Gray Gables
that the president is enjoying the best of
hoo1th
The herald., 1895-06-23
Governor Atkinson Is Better

ATLANTA, Ca. June 22.-Physicians
in attendance upon Governor Atkinson
nronounce him mnch hetter and with M
backset. which is not anticipated, he, will
recover.
The herald., 1895-06-23

BY TELEGRAPH-Seve small engage.
ments enlivened the uprising in Cuba ;
Maceo invited the Spanish regulars
to fght-Emperor William is to be
entertained on the United States
cruiser New York-It is reported
that Mrs. Corbett, wife of the cham-
pion, has gone to Dakota to secure a
divorce-Sacramento has already conn
menced to arrange for the entertain-
ment of the Native Sons on Admis-
sion day-H. S. Ferguson, son Of
a wealthy Chicago banker, has been
arrested in Sonoma county for de-
frauding an hotel keeper-Los An-
geles will send large delegation to
the Teachers association convention
at Denver-The question as to the
right of women to cast vote under
the constitution of the state of Wash>
ington is to be tested in the COURTS
A slight hitch has occurred in the me-
gotiation OF the Chinese loan-Ber-
nard Muller committed suicide near
Phoenix, Ariz. ill-health and Short
ness OF money were the causes.
The herald., 1895-06-23

SS So p a. M M :ssS % sS e sw SIsss SSIIsssy
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THE NEWS
Events of the World, the Nation, Southern
California and Los Angeles

WEATHER REPORT - United States
depaI tment of agriculture weather
bureaus report. received at Los An
geIes June %, 1895.
The herald., 1895-06-23
Places Bar. Tenn Max. I m. WIND w thcr

Forecast-June 22.-For Southern California;
Fair; nearly stationary temperaturei
fresh westerly winds. ~
The herald., 1895-06-23
HAVEN'T GOT HIM YET
Brady, the Outlaw, Continues to Battle the
Officers

REDDFNG. CAL, June 22.-- Under Sher-
iff Fader just came in on horseback and
reported that Brady was surrounded in
the dense bush this side OF Anderson
four miles. and two wagon loads of m, n
hunters went down so as to make his
escape impossible. There must be about
100 people alter the fugitive, but the
brush is thick.
The herald., 1895-06-23
WILL TRAIN IN TEXAS
Where Champion corbett Will Prepare for the
Big Fight

Big Fight
TERRELL, Tex, June 22.-President
E. H. r. Green of the Texas Midland
railroad has received Champion Cor
belts acceptance OF the former invita-
tion to train at this point. Corbett has
informed Mr.. Green that he will probably
spend the month of October as his guest
in this city,
The herald., 1895-06-23

Temperature-Rep of observations taken
at Los Angeles, June 22d. [Note-Barometef
reduced to sea level.l
II. AZ " MI
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matter purely as a busines, transaction
and without any intention OF leading
Viewer into tap.
The herald., 1895-06-23

Maximum temperature. 70.
Minimum temperature. 55.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13
Commissioners Sale.

Notice Is hereby gived that. pursuant to an prder and decree of the s Circuit Court in Rno ll for the Western Division of the Eastern 6b,strict \ of Arkansas. at Little Rock in said Etate and District, made on July ?. 1894 in a pertain case therein and then pending, where En n5arsis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company eua a Samuel M. Jarvis, Trustee. were plaintiffs end ,Soloman Franklin and Goldina Franklin ~ ais were defendants and in pursuance of N t. order Of Said Court i'll said cause made on ! ue etn day of October, 1895, the undersigned,
 commissioner app tinted to execute said b6sscfee: bss ee will proceed on Saturday. November sn; ns lsso between the hours for Judicial sales
 Enu au at the Courthouse door of Jefferson suunty ss,d Arkansas, to offer and expose for
 6nsa @le 10 the highest and best bidder at public pee.cry. to satisfy the decree of foreclosure Eia Eio mortgage lien thereon in favor of said
 s sSsle,ns sl1 Tor the balance due on said decree Ssoi.s4 and interest accrued and costs; the ssssidSoSwing ssiS Sg described real property lying in 'Tha Sa soounty Of Jeffels son, Arkansas, to-wit: {nloso.frth usofth halfGs) of the south west quarter |isD aoi 'iie southwest quarter {l4) of section Ill township six (6) south fha at.nan range seven tD west of hcres nasn tol p; m, containing in all twenty ''' more or less. Terms cash.
 6019av,.u K. W. IRWIN,
 l Commissioner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13

EOR RSALE.--scholarsh in one of the besa n business colleges in the country. Apply at the Graphic office. If
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
METHODIST.

FIRsr.-Corner Main street and Sixth avenue. A. o. Evans, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. G. N. Hart. sHperiitendent; church services Il a. m. and $ p. III.
 IAKEsIDE.-f'orner Olive street aud Fifteenth avenue. J. r. Carr, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. N. r. Rob- erts. superintendent; church services II a. in and go p. m. RIvEBsIDE--Me T. N. Brewer, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.; church services II t. Ill. and 7:30 P. m.
 PRESBYTERIAN.
 FIRST Walnut street and Fifth avenue, ] l.. Caldwell, pastor Sunday school 9:30 a. m.; morn- ing service, F a. h.; evening service, 7:30 D. n.
 SECoND-East Second avenue. A. Fl. Todd, pastor. Sunday-schooi, $50 a :. m; J. W. Crawford, Superintendent. Church service, a, li. and 7:30pm. . prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 EPISCOPAL.
 Rev. Ghas. E. Cabaniss, Rector. Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion, S:l5a. m.. Sunday school, 3 q. ln.; morning prayer and sermon, 10:30 aa nl
 ROMAN CATHOLIC.
 West Sixth avenue, J. M. Lueey pastor. Services at usual hours. BAPTIST.
 Corner Cherry street and Sixth avenue, ". k. Penrod pastor Sun day school 9:30 a. m.; church services II a. m and 7:30 D. m.
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DApTIST

West Sixth avenue, J. M. Lueey pastor. Services at usual hours.
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|FTGN OF HIGH CARNIVAL
,,s in a islaxe of Glory Seven Weeks of uninterrupted Gaiety

u,no name of America's greatest
 sn;vaJ center-St. Louis-will be
 anoned ep the skies of gaiety from
 +omlaer 4th to October 19, 1895. <s,o oiohteenth annnal reign of carni- Sel will pervade the city, and for
 ,on weeks European capitals noted
 4beir season of mystery and re-
 a, entertainment will gracefully Tnw 10 the superiority of the city on \ ; hanks of the Mississippi
 September vii mark the opening of ,., = Twelfth Annual St. Louis Expo *,+ion. This splendid feature of St. anis, carnival period will remain sssnan nntil October 19. In additioh % sousa's world-famed band, many
 ,m attractions will be offered. Sep I ber t0 IL, the celebrated French S onilibrists, the ISins-Ners. will ap- <ear September D to 2S, Caieedo. Tho King of the Wire,s and Louis aloriz. "the Man Monkey" bS their ;one entertainments will delight #be fun-loving public. September IN ta october 12, Ivan Tscheroff's Splebrated educated mules, the Russian dogs, are carded for q series 8s wonderful performances. October & to 19. Price Kohin, the rreatest Japanese iuggler alive, will #ll an engagement while Buck Tay- l,,r and troupe of native Sioux IRdi- ans and Miss Gornelia Campbell Bed- ibrd. of New York, Demonstrator of Booking, will appear every day dur mo the Exposition season.
 # That mysterious parsonage, King Hotu, and his retinue will give aday- Ight parade September 27. This one 6f the most unique attractions of the Carnival season in St. Louis, and is urotesquely staged. October 7 to l2, fine world -beater, the great St. Louis Hair. will be the attraction. On the Evening of October s His Majesty. the Yelled Prophet and royal court, will Darade the principal thoroughfares Df the city, followed by the famous Ball which is known throughout the
 land.
 # All the St. Louis theaters, during line season of high carnival, have |billed most excellent attractions. Among the number might he men, 4ioned, "Trilby," "Lysceum Theater Company, Charles Frohman's Stock Company, Hoyt.s "A Black Sheep" |DeWolf Hoppar, etc.
 # The management of the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route constantly having the inter- Este of St. Louis in mind, will sell 4ickets from all points on the system
 fo the carnival city and return at |greatly reduced rates. For copy of 1he program giving the features of |fhe season in detail, address com zpany's agents, or H. c. Townsend, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
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Corner Cherry street and Sixth avenue, ". k. Penrod pastor. Snn- day school 9:30 a. m.; church services Il a. in. and 7:30 D. m.