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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Hazel" Sandstone has asked me to
lend him s25and don't know whether
to 90 it or not. Would you?" Mute
Earnestly 81 would, old man. He
invited me to dine with him this even
ing.'-Stray Stories.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

The bad roads leading into McN-
leo lose the town thousands Of dol
lars every year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Bryan says that the impcrialists
defend the policy in the Philippines
from three stmdpoints; first,
God is in it; second, there is mon
ey in it; third, we are in it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Don't make fan OF any one un-
less you are positive YOU are not a
good subject yourself
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Decent people have no use for
the -u22lcr aud thp idlcr.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

God give us \ time like this demands
Strong minds, great hearts. true faith and ready hands,
Men whom the lust of office does not kill;
Men whom the spOilS of office cannot buy;
Men who possess opinions and will;
Men who have honor,-mCn who will not lie;
Men who stand before Il dcmagog
And scorn his heacherous batteries without winking;
Tall men, Sun-crONncd, who live above the fog
In public duty, and in private thinking.
j. q. HOLLAND
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
i,.tslssasssNs,ssss'9s, b. y z AZ Z, ig,s2g',
News and Comment

ra%HS !; u X sE,&4a ahH
The cigarette make, first c,as,
fool killer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
JAPANESE INSTRUMENTS.

The universal culture instrument OF
japanese music IL the koto' wh'ch con-
long ana perhaps eighteen Inches wide.
This convex table Is s2undihg board,
carrying a sufficient number OF strings
to produce about three octayes Of the
scale, the highest note being c above
the middle c. The upper strings 40
Of silk and the lower ones Of gut; mo
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Give This Paper Sample Copy Don't Fear We Only kr

The boy who is not faithful to
his parents Is not worth--killing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Stand by the public school teach
crs. They don't like trouble any
more than other folks, and ninety
nine cases out of hundred where
a tough at school gets a good lar
ripping he needed it and more too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

The present Republican admin
E istration of st. Louis seems to be
rotten to the core. However they
are blazing the way for municipal
ownership of the electric light
plants Of that city in good round
haste
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Hon {. F.'Clarll is in the race
for the State Senate all right, but
he is not ready for formal an
nomcomont until after the date
for the primary is set.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

lro lose the town thousands of dol
larS every year.
,'ro'oilI mouse your I'N' stock
,''''' '""'> '''' u '''' W ''''''' II pay '
hoh I. - Clark Is III the race
W. ''' ''',''. wv '''', '' i'7"' ""'
r,r,,.,,,,,, rni1 ,r+on n,a d,,,
fo, fine r,.;,,o,v !. .ot
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

J. NJ. Sipplc Of Linn Township
will be candidate for County AS
SCISSOR. Mr.. Sipple is Il man of
sterling worth and promises to
make the race interesting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25


tue churches who will never get
to heaven, but there ar, stli more
out ot them.
.
Bryan says that the impcrialists,
.l,F..,1 IA. ,,,li,... a., IA. Dlili,,,;,,.,
w ~ NV ,"' '''''' - Wv '"''l'
r..I :. :, =. ......,l n,.,.. =. ,.,,.,.
e> in if. third wc o,,o IN il
w ,''h' - an ''''N' 'N Wv
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SION "'I" "''l''r'o''H'" a. '''' a.
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St,rJl,, fin. ,ul,li. ..booI tca.b-
rrs They don't Iik. t,oubl. ary
morn than otho,. folks and niur,,-
nina o,.c. ont of , h,ndr,d v.boro
- tonpb ,t srbool oots = good lar
runing he NODDED il and more foo
-,
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"i' ''"~iiS ','' way ''' mum, P'i
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''''','''
Lorenzo Snow, president of the
Chrr.h ng lasu. Christ If Tlttrr.
D.. S,i,., h, uo ,l.,n e.,
,
wy = ''''' 0o"' -
br'SHahl houhT hooe.'s' ono"
SAYS Shat the Mormon church aban-
doued the practice of polvgamy in
1890
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ANA H'o'ry Is d iA''''I'''liiI'on-
aire and lately mas become cIosc.y
identified with Standard Oil int +.
o.ts and has come over to tbe on.
,,.oe ,u D. .ol1 L
''''i anu Ian 7'''' Nv 40 ''
more preach lo u l. lie mas
been proven a greater traitor to
IN, plrty than Cleveland.
An o'u brewer III He" lorh mas
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

DENTISTRY.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. as y. Broad
vs.-Sets OF teeth e.. painless extracting be:
bridge work 50: open sundays until l.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms I'll y Broad
way. Between Locust ana 81 Charies-SI0 and
Si5 sets for ST. Doctor Case. Proprietor.
DIR. HARTMANN scientifically examines teeth
frse. Call at DCat- Farlcr, y. ". Cor. Eleventh
aad Franklin ave. Open daily and sunday.
DOCTOR A. T.. MOSER Dentist. 1874 Wash
irgtun Ave.-C-own and bridge work . specially; (;
terms moderate; consultation and exam. free
If you are not uiaased with Your present Dent
ist. 90 TO Doctor Cord examination free. De Soto
tuding. 71siz Pine st
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Burial PERMITS.


Catherine o. !sourke. 7s years. 6ao4 Maple; old
eFr
Katie slrlt- 10 years. Ass Tayior: eastr,tis.
1.uzella Payne, months e62i Randolph; inan-
ftioB
larolins Click, II years. scs South jefferson;
Julius T. Dtelzroeser. 81 yea1. 4asT waha6a;
Mtlnie Hack. 50 years. s22 Geyer: uraenia-
frank Hall. months, 592sA Caroline. inant'on.
l'r0nsiawa Wincik. days, III St George: de-
Fycr1 W. Smith. month ISIS Lucas; eron-
Anrie Gaines. 50 Year,. 1850 Pap.n: old age
freddie swanson, years. !l3 Marion; typhoid
Mary Kiiculen, 80 year. 1886 Papin: uraernia-
John A. Headge. u yesrs S1o South Ninth:
I5dWafs +. Rohlnnr. year,. scis South Sew
Alfred jon.. q years. City Hospital; con-
Anton Gretch-y. Is years. City Hospital; pneu-
Harry. Klein year. ss.s North Tnir,een,h:
Mary c. ,I.-ocheI. s years, cao' North Prairie:
Nancy Biansy. n year,. Missouri Baptist San
StsI1uIl; pneumonia
Carl RIdert. % years. roorhouse: npoplexy,
Emma Appel. q years. Upper Alton. Ii.'
Geo-s. FerciuIl. St. I4yri. County; anae1u.a-
Alex G.. Anderson. 10 years. ,Sl Auhert: cancer.
Edwin L Wagner, 20 years. k3a5 Washington;
Sister Mary Of 81. Gertrude DAILY. "a years
Convent Of the Coed Shepherd; peritonitis-
Ol;ra Gray, Is years. City Hospital pe-itontis.
Clarence lesson, . years. liz North Twenty
Johnson p. Harper. 50 years. 500 Easton: ac-
Paulin. Kernper. Gs years 81. Park: pneumonia.
c. W. Pendleton. "a years. sl2 Taylor; old age
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

/ FieisSmsn-w. ID; ~. ................., ,e 500
AatISGIGN@a 70 ESGs Esq., " In: VIM. Bennett go
rITE BLock-l 70 IA; Geo. Dudley to
c4EokITSSEE-SS r: Harvey Readey to ~,
c6Ts Sas' hRIIsfASrf-ss hsihfTw tt. n s. bet lou
Cora and Taylor; Jesse Campbell to John
CRY BLocK.Een Barnett to Garrett NV
cITY, REockeIo,s l. Is. il: Ieaadei
HaIlOok 70 Gus stIauss-w: d....:.......: 1900
Pas fame. i as sss so Gsnls W sse
nAYToN~ls II, in: Harry BOOKSELLER to
DELMAKMsS It: Mary Nichoison TO ~
iozzi asd LyHeh: T6eo. Lossi to An
EkExENEanso k5ati5 Els1 ri Austin Bigss to 90,
rLAD-ss fS . in; Harry Me1hsm to .
FSiRrAxnso Shsi Sn@T 7, lame: Fowisr 70 $500
IAfRFAx-ss n: F. Donovan to Fidelity :
sna san Francisco: Linda Dom to Hugh
FATEIS n .ni II, Foraker to Hugh
zjsA6.ss n; Pierre Sasie to Mary :"
MusnptOn-w $500
GREER-4a IT.: Peter Ccnnely to Philip
oiLSokk-Si IL walnut Park Realty %
.SSrIsSSr SS sS faui ., tAppfnsn.w' d--...-.i;; aS
ana Lefin gweIi; Annie Rapiey to caro-,
line WOoldridge-w.
s-lAINGTON-2o TT: Jos. Sch!eferier to
VIM. Nash-w. 6..---.............-....... Us
aINCoI-N-3 #. e. d. bet Warne and
Hsndsventer' Chas. Dawes to John
1-ABADIE-ioO #; Rob. Hill to Lille Hili
1.ASaD1E-.io5 n. n g. bet. Euclid an II
Marcus: Lille HILL to Ernst Brockman
oHf6-s5 tt: Scnienniai BID. Assn. to is'
T. Nebster-w, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. <o5
RUTGERS IT.; Peter Wendell to f.
MiftswT d:.-.-.:.;:....::....-.-.... 1000
sEE,WIENTH-s ft.s Julius Grefet to John
EIXTEENTH--l5 IT in. 8. 8. bet
O'Fsllor and Csss; Sixteenth st Realty
- Co. 70 Rob Lark-Sv. d................. 4 10
GHIRIEENTH-25 #: Annie Leucke to
- E9l johnson Shoe Cow. d............. 100
liante and Gsfneid: Jesse Campbell & h1fi, to
John Icroh-w. d-.-..............,...... I'M
HEENuN-sZ II VIM Harlan to Warren
WAsRINGToN--lo0 #: Franklin Bank to
J. Lewis-w. .......................- k,a,
WASHiNGTON.l0o IT: Ernst Bell to d.
Srawford-w ....-...................... u 90,
F15coNsIN-5o IT., 8 g.. bet. Winnehago
Snd Shippewa; Maria Meyers TO Frank
HTAsHiNGToNIos tt: j. Lewis to Mary Loo
. NIcolson-w ............,............... 1000
BUILDING PERMITS.
Mary POmeroy. 5ael-5sos Won vers.n, fats:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
ILLINOIS.
PEprpfJc sprrTAI-


Springfield. Ill. Oct. S-Certincates Of IN
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary of
The Illinois anc California Asphalt Paving
Company. Chicago: capital. 800 0ol constrIic.irs
pevings. floors, sidewalks etc Incorporators@
William u: Fletcher. George NJ Hoffheimer and
Theodore II. Patterson. ~
The Original Hat Company Chicago. capi,,,
$500; manufacturing millinery and hats In
corporators-Jacob Ringer. Andy ]. o Donneii and
Leon NJ. Groesbeck ~
The Palace Pleasure Club. Chicago; social. In
Harry Baker.
The Standard Pleasure Cfus, Chicago; social
and Helen r. Miller
Tie Why Not Pleasure Club Chicago: social
1ncorpora;ors-William Lace. John Kenny and
Martin Krone
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
MISSOURI.

Jefferson City. Mo, Oct 26.-C.rt.nrat., a, q,
Lesueur follows: " 'a''
. The Fischer Aeat Company Of ST. Louis: can
3tel, -, coo. Incorporators-F-red Fischer NO.,
e. Fischer and Harry W. Yust S
The western Veterinary College of Kansa. City:
capitei, 100. lncoTpoTatorS-J. II. Watrles sr
Eiesna W Watues and Junius W. watt!es. .Jr
Gsie manufacturing Company Of Michigan diei
evidence OF Incorporation; capital $500 6I0: capoi
in Missouri $4,000. W. s. Hathaway is Nilsson,
agent with headquarters at Kansas City
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
NEW CORPORATIONS.
TEXAS.

RT1PUB1Ic SPECIAL.
Austin Tex, oct. 2s.-Th. following charter,
The Fern Lake Fishing Club of NacosJc,c,.,.
capital stock s., 800
The Atlantic Rice Mills Trane-,ort,t,o, r,,..
pany OF Beaumont: capital. $500 go ~''i'~
The Perry Rice Grocery Company OF -r.rror,.
capital stock, S5j, 900. "i
The Traders Investment Company oe ror+
Worth; capital stock, $40, ,O0a 'i'
stock s5e CO. ' sAPi'Ai
The igtle Toe Company of Abilene; enp,,s,
stock So COS. >pi'ai
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD or BIRTHS.

49,
n r. and Elizabeth Capstirk GitS suburban.
John aae MARY McNulty. sloS I;aston: boy:
{ W ard katherine Lskeuan. HsS south
J. L. and Selma Durham. 25s2 Mantrornery:
Anton and Josephine Schmidt. 2t;s South Third;
MARTA ard Elizabeth Bareswel;. 400 Michigan:
boy. -, So. s.s
Mind: =--l. 49,, ,-,.-. T.,
1,aVera ana Annie Burns. -a'. Morgan. Gt:!
I.4R--uro and Mary S1aszS Snski, AZ N"ith
Il, eriE. hoy. >-.-, -
ycte- and Mary Flnuerty. sala Newstead; boy.
Walter and BERTHA Morris. n. S@iA FA"inaS.
Ticrhard ard Rose wirklind. 1877 WAshlneton:
hoy. 49,. s,---..,..t..
rirl- - -,
n IL and Clara Erowsrf.wis. aeis Shcr;cah'
Iiau-.nn sns Mary Bowman. 1855 Te-rard; boy.
joan + AID Il3a SadsIuE te1 .sasi-n' Eirl-
l'-r-k and Jane Th'tchiag. fiS5 cara; giTl.
Herman ard t'fr7nGs .>astVn. l"ft t'l'tlr. fir'
Charles AID I.llir kuhne 22o> south Eleventh;
girl -, ,,-,.
81
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

EMPLOY riE;S'r AGENCIES.
ALI. those desiring heip or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
Of the stale Labor Bureau e Statistics. rs Cen
,ury building. Situations and hsip furnished free
Of charge. Tel. kinloch II iIS'.
BAKER wAETcD-A nrst-class baker for
town In New Mexico: SO per month. state Free
Employ nlent Bureau. SO Century building.
BRICK sORTER wANTED-Au expe-fer~ed
brick snrter State Free Employment T:u-cau
81 Century building.
CFiANBERAAID WANTED Cha rahcrrna,a for
town ia Arkansas. state Free Employ E.eut Bu-
ioau s35 Century building.
CLEANER wANTED-An experienced harness
cleaner State Free Employment Bureau. sSS
Cer;ury nuilding.
coal MINERS wANrf:D-,2o coal miners for
Missouri state Free Employment Bureau. s35
Century building.
CoAI. MINERs wANTED-Twen:v-tv. coal
miners for town in Illinois. state Free Employ
rrEt 3u1eau. ic5 Century building.
cn%FECTIoNER wANTr:D--A No. ! man for
con. actoHery estabiishm'nt; so, State Free
Employment Bureau. S35 Century building.
pAIRyNGAN wANTEp-M.n who understand.
dairy work fo- suburban home. state Free En-
pl".incnt Bureau. go Century building.
ENGINEER. WANTED. Eneineer for town in
Afkansas. $50 per day. state Free Employment
bureau. s@5 Century building.
farm state Free Employment Bureau. SIS Cen
tUry building.
CIRI. vANTED-A small girl 70 wash dirhr.
IN private family. State Free Employment Eu-
reau. sSJ Century building.
SOLICITORS wANTEp-soIicitors on com
mission. State Free Enp,o? ment Bureau, S35
century building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
BUILDING PERMITS.

Mary Pomeroy. 5ael-5sos Won vers.n. q,
3. 900. N'
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
eTEAMSHIps,

sTEAMSHIPs.
Jlpkk.cHINl PHIIIPpINE IsI.ANDs-VIh
81 Hh ohiHS HONOLULU. Pacihr Mail 4 g.
%. occidental Oriental :. e. Co. and Oriental
:. = CO; From San Francisco: Gaelic Noven-
Der e.: HorF-Kong Naru. So:enher y; China.
November %. For rates. freight or passage. ap
Fly TO l.. z. Townsley. aet. <3I olive or J. r.
Ac'ar. REt.. e0s Olire
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
SITUATIONS wASTED-MAr.E.
Three Line, for rttr Cents
Each Additional Iue Five Cents Ext

tsch addltI1nai -dne fiHc cents EStrA
nhEER Situation as baker; ff,rr., years. -
home errad' i,,iiies: viii 30 a. second al other
vile. city or country: sober. a So. Ec'uhli".
BILL Ci.ERK-si,t alton In VITO. sale house.
rereren155es. is. Tepuulic " '''' ''' ''
BooKk EEPER-Iso desires position;
dress BockkecpsT. Box rs. SprinFfc!d. Ill
BooKKEErER-wei educated Gcrman-hTn-ri-
can; married. and IS years ola, wants position as
"a. Republic.
CARPENTER Carpenter wants work; stesay
JOB preferred! viii w"rk reasonable. iN5l = "cF-
enta ST.. 81 Louis
CLERK Position as cler!s IA some railroad o.
fee. have had i.ur yclra elp"rcgCc. can flru 81
~ reterenoes l. - Republic
CLERK -weli-etu.-ltea yea'ta man d"-ires 20
board; hest Of refererce. NJ 10. Iepuhi".
COLLECTOR Young man would Ike situation
as coiisrtcr with some reliable zeal estate house
81. II, pchlic.
will leave the city. urst-class references. Il. J.
johnson. 1895 Michiran
coPYlsT, Young man of e;acat!on wants ~
t-a work. rv" Or six H,uTse n 1c-r- ttrE. cHt Us
Republic
CRAFTSMAN situation ~ -IoI Ine-han,.,I
craftsman. ihfre y"a..' ezr'Eienr', J. 30. i;H-
II'''.
ENGINr:I:Tl, situation as licensed eo~ineer.
machinist ami hlgckS.riih; any aac IN need of
such man write Ia .g.D s. Thirteenth IT
HOUSE PAINTER Practical hourc painter
wants work hy the day oT Job. VIII work 10. low
pay. u II. Republic.
MANAGER-IrusgiHt. also physician. rtFis
tered. nine years experience. good habits.
best references wantB position as manager
clerk slI y. NneteeItn 81.
OFFICE MAN-postor by young man eIpe-
renred In Office worS; moderate salary eos.
Republic.
PoRTER-Re!iable with family wishes
situation window washer porter: reference.
Finest Mar!ette. IS2; Franklin ave.
SOLICITOR successfully worked large cities
over country well rural districts oger for
good thing. life INSURANCE, sNplrisnce; expenses
ard commission. X Il. Republic.
WALL. paper 10 clean, eight yeHrs' experience
IN this work exclusively. send postal: viii call J.
Neal - Marion II
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
personal.
Ftfs.,n G.ns. Dali,

FREE treatment dspsnsary for private d
sasss s'i's. discharges. etc., either sex. lo5
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
EDUCATIONAL.

AT 81. IouIs Commercial college. Grand d ana M.
FrarkE-o'iEInoG, iol. s.l ttaii'. !.1Si.sn Dy 80 *
I~rt. for voting mel and t.as.s. T. ft.'"et' prs
HAIn'' Business Academy for youns ladis, rs
u.-n,. shorthand typewrItlag i.ookkecpiaE pen
{ inli sh T. sr"h 3. grammar. arith-'eue.
IiAETso,,k s JoYEs,s Ruslnes. -, Collsrs gni
oouFs". 50. Der month. day. s.. night. - Can
LEARN shorthand ard typewIi.nT fr9n, pTsGs s
..,tiaa hiS' d. sssd~ lss- Mo- Instruction BY nan D
+ -MrssnCRl COLLEGE OF LAW. Cen'ury
liarsin>. i.'.,.ien; ray AMI nisht schools.
7 rRivAT: lessons. shorthand. tyI,rv-7i,inE; cn,y
"N,Li-i'@ sH.' t"ai s'.eoi IN ,!'s
! firres 81. ltasHiu-,oa ave.
+ PARTNERS WANTED.
,;A;, @tn ,' to naaase whocs,!e; cisar bga:- ,...
: iefrsd. X III. KepurIir.
0FgICt, win :a"o 20 take cI,arse Of r.
f-e and hahfi" CORE ."Hlenr'- |; ~. Repui'lc-
{ .I'gETNER wanted at eace Tn roo!-Pa;.tin-rSi
/ y. froaiaay
PARTNER wAHTEp-rar-ne wi,h r5oe: Ger
mo- If'i'rr'f. w,u .-tth,:sn-i. very pro'ttaoia
BUSINESS WANTED.
hAEIiER shor-T-o buy. barber shop In good
town, ''r,r'd Illinois preferred X. H. Litter.
2 i"s' hH bid. Nc"
cIGAe I.I stand or store. east Of Twelfth ST.
DRUG store-7o buy drug store in Missouri
town HrirEist. Enx s.. Salem. III
EVERY. Kind Of legal business 7l5 wainwrxht
ngSt,lIr 'nSuit@ti'n e'' Iiiils aoja.te1 SUITS
'Ithi"l h'ii Hre:ec1ied. dis s0rcts obtained: col
FAMILY WASHING s pound: spreads; .h.st..
lni'n Laundry. gus Morgan st Phone c sss,
THE paintiss." latest. pret;iest. cu,eat. fan
niest. qJeer-st photos. 25c per dGz-: high-Craas
WORK shores. 3lzi Essiou ave. open Sundays.
TO sell 5,e-o families coal a, cents per bushd.
Monarch cal and tee Co.. 7l5 Locust Phones
Main 2a.i: Kin B p.
MIsCELLANEoJs WANTS.
CASH for uneareeled. printed or addressed ros-
tai cards or have them .,"ined. made Ike neS.
Standard S'a,ontry Co. dermoi * Jscca.d bldg.
EvEitYn"Dr = buy cur family coal at 2 cents
Gust. Phones. Main ~. Kin + Is.
FI-E.f. dress coat and vest: % chest; must b
IN hist-elass condition. /. IS. Republic
I'll GI"HE e s,A3ndelier M.nrfac,urfnx Co. pays
iiti's price io7 secondhand chandeliers and AL
/: Seventh s rs ''A'D'''' SEND i's''i 0' SNi' 81
~ IN wio..s'le a; m iistIict fsr factory plrPo-.s
leh' and cheap rrnt- Is. RerI5lic.
SEWING machines. :. to . power machines;
Mhcel,r & Wilson PERFECT. W IL. ite9Hniie-
TOBACCO TAGS
Wanted in any amount: highest cash price paid
bring or send them 10 100 y. sixth st
sile.r, Scrap iron F,ores E.c-Seud for prices
snEMA Established ls-3. y. u. Mayer Manu-
WYNN featuring Gu. -. LOUIS ao.
BOOKS. rATERs.
BJCES-I to buy law, medical and otn.-
Fooi books. John Liuahan. bookseller. sixth
and Market.
ITT,T, ,fsY ard other Interesting boct. ai-i
Pins.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-17
RAILWAY OFFICES ATTACHED.
Southern Pacific Is Alleged to Have
Declined to Pay a Bill.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The general off,
ces on Broadway, in this city, of the
Southern Pacific are in the hands of the
sheriff, and a deputy sheriff is watching
the office to see that nothing gets away
This action is the result of an attachment
secured against the company's property
by the Tweedie Trading Company. Some
time ago the road chartered a boat be-
longing to the Tweedie company. The
agreement was that the railroad company
was to bring the boat from New Orleans
to Boston and thence to New York. When
the cargo was discharged in the city of
Boston the Southern Pacifcs agents, so
it is alleged. refused to go any further.
The owners of the vessel claim they were
forced to bring the vessel to New York
themselves and pay all the costs. They
put in a bill to the road for upwards of
5000. but the latter said that $4,000 was
enough and refused to pay more The
matter was taken before arbitrators and
they decided the bill was legitimate. Still
TIE Southern Pacific refused to settle
and attachment was issueo.
Justice Fitzgerald this afternoon dis
charged the attachment. 1t was stated
that the matter had been settled. The
terms were not mentioned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-17
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.


LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Pitermaritzburg
correspondent of the Times, telegraphing
Jan. 16. says: 1.-THE Delagoa bay corre-
spondent of the Natal Times asserts that
six big Creuzot guns and fifty tons De
shells were landed from the French steam
er Cironde about the middle of last month,
under the noses of two British warships,
and were dispatched TO Pretoria, causing
much rejoicing at the ease with which
contraband of war can run the blockade
1.-THE Swat Queens mother, since the
death of King Bunu. has killed all the
chiefs who were ever in England or Cape
Town, and is now plotting with the Beers
The situation may fairly be considered
grave. and it would be well to send regi-
ments of Guerkhas to Swaziland imme-
diately.''
Refugees from Swaziland living in the
Lebombo district recently brought news
to Lourenzo Marques that the Queen of
Swaziland was dead. Her death, following
so soon upon that of King Bunu, was
looked upon with suspicion. According to
their story, however. not the Queen mother,
but Necoco. Bunu's brother was acting as
the head Of the Swat nation, and he, In
conjunction with Tocuba, Umbandines old
prime minister, was carrying on a reign of
terror, killing off whole kraals all over the
country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-17
ST. MARY'S BAY WRECK
THE LOST STEAMER PROBABLY THE
TANK LINER HELIGOLAND.
Boat Picked Up Bearing that Name
Crew Composed of Thirty-Five
Men, All Germans.

ST. JOHNS, Jan. 16.-The tug Ingraham
reports that a boat has been picked up
off Cape Pine. near the scene OF the wreck
in st. Mary's bay bearing the name
'Heligoland." This. without doubt, is one
of the boats of the sunken steamer In
fact. everything goes to show that the
wrecked steamer is the Heligoland, the
property of the DutcA-American Petroleum
Company. Among number Of flags picked
up this evening near Holyrood was one
with the colors, blue, white and red, with
the letter "R' in the center. This is the
house flag of the company. Taken with the
finding Of the coat off Cape Pine it seems
to leave no doubt to the identity of the
vessel. A life buoy was also picked up
with the name of the steamer painted on
it, but the lettering was partly illegible
from fire and water. Other flags found
were a German ensign, a dark red flag
with yellow cross and the letter r."
pennant of white and red with the letter
''I' in the center and the letter &C. and
another red and white pennant with the
letter 20" in the center and the letter "F."
There are rumors of other finds like
buckets and oars, but these are not yet
confirmed.
In other respects, however, the days
operations by the steamers and fishermen
were disappointing. The former had to
abandon work, owing to the heavy sea,
as they could not approach the wreck. and
the boats found the task equally difficult
and were obliged to abandon it early.
Landsmen were unable to get down to the
beach and therefore unable to recover the
bodies, which have been lying there ex-
posed five days and nights. Seven bodies
sea becomes smooth. There are five others
in the wreckage near the ship. Others still
were seen drifting south to-day. The wind
is now veeripg landward again, and will
probably drive them all ashore tomorrow,
but 1t will keep a big sea on.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Jan. 1.-THE
agents of the tank steamship Heligoland
in this city say the fact that a portion Of
the ships boat marked "Heligoland," was
picked up off Cape Pine, Newfoundland,
is not convincing proof that the ship
wrecked last Thursday Is really the He'll
gOland. The wrecked steamship is de-
scribed as having two masts and her fun
mel amidship, whereas the Heligoland car
ries three mascS and her funnel is aft. The
Heligoland has cargo of 100000 gallons
of refined petroleum, valued at $4,000. Her
crew. all told, consists of thirty-fve men.
Captain Won Rittern, sailed from Phila-
delpnia Jan. for Bergen, Norway. The
Heligoland was built at Newcastle, Eng,
in 1890, and registers 1853 TONS She was
owned by the Deutsche-American Petro-
leum Company.