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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the President OF the
RnnrN ~ Rrihlir Irnnrnrarr,ar,r "a

Office OF the President OF the
Board OF Public improvements,
ST. Louis July 26 I9ll
Sealed proposals. Tor the public work
hereinafter mentioned Will be received al
the office OF the Board of Public Improve
ments. Room so New City Hall, until Il
IN. Of the
10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1900.
at which hour they VIII be publicly opened
and read. viz:
EANK REVETNENT AT THE, CHAIN
OF ROCKS
Letting No. 6s>3. For siUpirg the banks Of
the river and covering the same with re-
vetment OF stone. gravel. concrete and mat
tresses. In accordance with plans and speci-
fCati0ns.
Deposit required Sis75.
Proposals must be made on blank forms
furnished by the Board OF Public Improve
ments.
The right to reject any and all proposals
Is expressly reserv i.
Plans may be seen and specifications and
forms OF contract may be obtained upon
application AT the office Of the Water Com
missioner Room 2i2 New City Hail
BY order of the Board.
ROBT. Z. McMATH.
President
Attest:
EMORY S. FOSTER.
SecretJry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
TOWNE TO WITHDRAW.
AdIai Stevenson Will Take His
Place on Pepulist Ticket.

Minneapolis. Mimi, July 1.-THE Journal
to-day says:
.Charles 4. Towne will be Withdrawn
from The Populist national ticket abou:
August Is. At that time the Populist Ma
,inral Committee will accept his resigna-
ton and replace him with Adiai L. Steven
son as the nominee of the Populist party
TOR Vice President.
THE source from which the announce
mon, Is received is such as to make it i'm
pfs.ibIe 20 question its accuracy. Certain
considerations Of policy which cannot now
be made public are responsible for the re-
t,ution OF Mr. TowEe on the ticket until the
date named The decision that he should
Withdraw was arrived ut some weeks ago
..Duriny tire campaign Air. Towne Is 10
be utilized as a campaign orator, To whoII
will na assigned the most desirable tours.
lie will speak only in large cities and in
al, Sc districts. His course since Stoyenson9
r,ruiuation has won him the respect and
admiration Of Democrats in a degree which
h., did not possess before. \ Cabinet posi-
tIon is assured to him in the event Of Bry-
an election "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
ACTOR STRIVED FOR DEATH.
Rose Coghlan's Leading Man Tried
Cocaine and Pistol.

Seattle. Wash, July I'D. yalencou-t
Deuel.. late leading man in 1.-THE Sporting
Duchess" playing with Rose Coghian. Is
dying in the Floating Mission in this city
from cocaine after two desperate attempts
at suicide.
His father. prominent New Yorker IS
Tow president OF the Pension Beard ar
Saratoga. DEUEL. %ss picked up by the pO-
lice running down the street In a mad de-
l.Tium. iouyishing a pistol. which he turned
upon himself. lie was not wounded.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
REMOVE THE MERRIMAC.
Authorities ut Santiago to Take
HobsOn's Collier Out Of Channel.
kEI.ELIC sPTCTAI.

kEIL BLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July 27.-Nayal Constructor
ACosvns feat OF sinking the Collier Merri-
mac in the entrance TO the harbor at San
'laso was recalled to-day by the decision Of
the authorities TO have the vrecl. removed
" lille the sinking Of the Merri,nac did not
sueCtudL!y shut CvrVeIaS fleet in the har-
Dor. the position " the wreck In the mar
row cha;lne! has greatly Increased the Diff
cCitieS OF taking vessels Ia and out of tl,
HafbOr, anu TX has been decided to remove
Dosn the AerriInac and the Spanish vessel
A!phcnsO H. which was sunk near the N.r-
fimAc. The wrecks viii be removed by the
military authorities at Santiago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
GENERAL GORDON SPOKE.
Epworth Leaguers Entertained by
the Veteran.

Atlanta. Ga, July 21-The Southern Rien-
Nal Convention of the Epworth Leaguers
was called 90 order at o'clock this morning
b. Reverend W. f. Packard. ID. D., OF Mis-
souri, Walter Neal Of CHATTANOOGA intro
Gused the topic OF discussion In his address
The Junior League and Other Juvenile So
ci,tIes of the Church.
Mrs. r L. Gafney of Florida Reverend J.
W Perry, Doctor Pearce of Kentucky and
doctor Hays OF Arkansas spoke on Meth
cds ~ Junior Work"
the feature Of the evening session was a
lecture BY General John Il. Gordon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
FILlPlN0S MUTihIED.
One Of Aguinaldo's Licutcnants
Among the Condemned.

EETUEi,Ic SPECIAL.
san Francisco, CAL July g7.-At Perth.
West Australia. on June y. FIVE Filipinus
were convicted II killing Captain RlGdsH OF
tn, bark Ethel. after they hal mutinjea.
and were sentenced 20 death. one OF the
number TSs quit "a. Among the con-
dgwnrG Is A9NiwiHp RuyaZ once a I.ip.Itar!-
ant Of A"uiuaiGo. lie wa. capture! nv
SuariaTGs ard Imprisoned. bat was given w
because ACl.inalcD Threatened that if Eaya.
was not released he would Kill :, number Of
Spanish missionaries who were MS captiVcs
lsCy3Z afterwards escaped 2. Singapore and
il was there he was engaged last October ~
CAPTAIN kldt.ai Th-sc trCacne roUs Fill
IinoS shipped rs se3mrH and then nutini,l
They surprised tho captain and murdered
him In .he mos; brutal way.
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Philip vogt-w. q. 49,. .... .,.......... l.zS1
GREEN HEAD #: Frank HsrZ-l an1
wife 40 E. ami \ Mueller q. -.....-. 40
lNDiAN- g. A.; Martini Morgan 10 go
LrC41I--1 II. Frank Eutsch and wife
L. Philip Est-rG-v. q. .......... ........ 100
Giaries Uzan.y. d. -. -. .. ',',.' -. Low
Il. David iauns1r--w. J. -. so
oIfN E-.' It. = g.. bet. sarah ami
Fcr-ytbw. d. ~. .................. 1870,
UlIID-25 Il. =. s.. bet. k-uiuk ami
la!iIci-r. d. I,lO,
OHIO It.. ". g.. lot. Ecu>uA IrtI
pSara: Mary Il. Jones - VI. Cuycr,s--
Ers.t GIcssI-.w. j. 49,. .............,.... eoop
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
PRIVATE CROP REPORTS.
Kansas and Nebraska Expect I'm
menSe Wheat Yield.
RrprRLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST. Joseph, No. July "a Prominent
manufacturing company OF this city a few
days aGO sent letters 10 responsible. agents
IN every county In Kansas and Nebraska
asking for 4 careful summary % tn. crnD
conditions. These reports. compiled to-day
show that the wheat crop viii be the great
est every known. Corn. while burned in
some districts, IS UD.XColled ~ others. max
ir- an average crop. The value II these re-
ports lies in the care with which they were
complied.
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who were Indicted On n charge of r0ting.
Judge Clark OF the Court of Criminal Cor
rcciion. before whom tire case was called.
advised that II be dismissed, as there We're
only two prosecuting witnesses against
eight defendants. The defendants were
charged with causing the demons ration at
California avenue a;d Cherokee street. in
which Robert ~. Stitson was fatally wound
ed and John Rice severely injured. Seven of
the twenty men who Ter" indicted on 4
charge OF FiOting at Sixth street and Wash
inst-n avenue Wcr.. called Ia the Court OF
Criminal Correction yesterday. Tie cases
Were continued until August -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
VIEWED THE COMET AGAIN.
Doctor BroOkes Studied the Stran-
ger in the Heavens.

Geneva, y. Y. July e7.-Doctcr Brcokas.
director Of Smith Observatory. secured an
other observation Of the recently discovered
comet this morning in the Eastern heavens.
Its position was right ascension On 46rn
Sos, declination north. p degrees I'm. with
motion north. of nearly thTe. degrees daily
The comet is now about ten degrees west of
the Pleai3Cs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
The WEATHER.


"aslins'oa. July 2-.-I'.-tea,t for Saturday
L'- it.i,-'l' CenCrai'v fair saturday ard sun
@ g. t..,- east t. GrL winds.
E-- 'E--tEu.s. Ill.4u Ter 5r.-. TcE trHr.-.-
Et.fEeAy fir Saturday AM SUNDAY: --4.a...st-
Tor Iowa. Increasing c'rriluozs. with showers
ga. '.-': IN -1'ste--I r-..r.gi saturday. SUNDAY
giFU -rs. southern - .a.s
-. LoT Mis.1-'i. E,aar.,.y ;air Saturday and sun
u..N. -aiHuastatly winds
! Or N.'r.t~hls -h.a-rs nd O.. lc- S--fl-.sa,.
Sl,.''ly ft.E. ErrtAafiy WINES.
~ = ~ sierli ' fair saturlny and sun
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

COMPTON, #: Magdelina Brabee 10
Albert DUerf!inger-Jy. I..........-..-......S
CDTEAGk.-5q fl. s. =, bet. pCadlctun
and GOode; Herman jotZe and wife TO
W Gondeuough and wife-w. d..
CITY BBDch-Part Of lots - and 8. Scan
Ion Realty and Bldg. co. TO William
II. Dittmann-w. 4. 49,. .-.......... d
EUCLiD-Z. IT. Mary BraucOE.er 10 &
Bianch Brancouisr-1tc. d. ........
EL.ENENTH-2o IT.: Gus Richter
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of the President Of the
Board OF Public IMPROVEMENTS,
U.a


ST. Louis, July % 1890.
Sealed proposals for the public work here
matter mentioned will be received at the
office of the Board OF Public Improvements,
Room No. 800 New City Hall. until Il n.
10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1900,
at which hour they will be publicly opened
and read viz:
Letting No. 63S. For furnishing all mate
rails tools, labor necessary and making al
,cratio1s and additions 10 boiler-room, New
City Hall.
Deposit required $40
Proposals must be made on blank forms
furnished by the Board OF Public Improve
menJS.
The right to reject any and all proposals
is expressly reserved.
Plans, specifications and forms OF con-
tract may b. seen at the Office OF the Presi-
d Of the Board of Public improvements
- order Of the Board.
ROBT. E. McNATH,
President
Attest:
EMORY s. FOSTER.
Secretary,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
RaRONS OF RUNNYMEDE.

n LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. NO. + An
cleEt order Earcns {: REnnyElede. viii ho!d
rss,,l.r r,cetIpE at 5 O'Clock Thursday evening,
h1prst ? 1850 at their hall, No Oad Fellows
bail.iinE southeast corner Hinth ana oiis E
and rotation Visiting Sir knights are fra
ternaIly invited ,--- -, .,,,,t
Attest: A H Bush Baron Ct Reccrds.
Bar Chemical BisS,
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ABRAMS g..


III PUBLIC SPECIAL.
Latte Rock. ArE.. .I-.Iv 1.--Tne silver Hi
. ara Lad u Ming Inla.Huv = Harrison.
i.tog County. irri=. .i". tE-!r article 4 IN
t.FI .tatt.u with the S'nIl'ary III STATE. I'll,
'-rtiI stock lF Ns.''t' r uEs. % s,4t, has larr,
SUI 7Cr.asI. TIE officers s..= - T1an.-. U-.-.-
CtH'. / !. Gr'HT yi.o .-r -tFgut. \. H. Atle-
sts.. secretary and Treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
Mr.. Richard HARDING Davis.

tg week letters Sunday front capital
know h he snnpe amdyA lis NJ iui
Th tai made the T tmq t pcol
tt ph
alt "a &io perh lave ma t n
at epps o Li A likes me
Ia
p e Greeks i lie
d ~ in the SPANS bout he alton
Qh , gf t ion ii R
" Doe has Mr. Davis E h is case
r low army it the
% las to NJ tan
slu o being hx a m a t
he Sd p gth IL IS Mg he hhd Hardin gDavs
lstriu Sunday public
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

r1n BREMEN Lodge. No. %. X OK H
I'M Regular meeting every Saturday evening
w at IIfeEn-n Hail, No. S;S North Eleventh
49, street. Al. Knights 81 Honor invited.
WA. II. DAVIDSON, Dictator
.sG1 Washington avenue
zfa.rew Bonn, Reporter, s'i6 Uniscrsity street.
- UNITY Lodge. 40. s5I. X. u H.. meets
IN < first and third Saturdays at Monroe HaR.
wv southwest corner Broadway ana Monrus
-ssAstre.t All knights II Eonor invited 10 our
meetings OTTO ROSENI<HANZ, Dictator.
IS3. North Broadway
Peter 1arth Reporter. SIS University street
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LOST AND FOUND.

IpsT-Iron gray horse; white forehead years
C--.- SIS California
rr~L'-La5y's green purse. downtown, Friday
s.t.-.a4u: reward. siS CLlutCau ave.
L,0=T-Broyvn water spaniel; answers to name
OF Rover. Bring 10 S51e &cther.on ave. and
receive reward.
isST-St Bernard dog light hair. white under
neck answers name Dorsey. reward Il returned.
s53i Washing boulevard
LOST-St. Bernard dog months ola. color
craT.2e and white. dark shading: 80 reward. 10
questions eskei. 4255 Cottage.
LoSTr-Gcrtlemau's seal poak.tboos. containing
personal letters cancelled n1lea and sEm %
money Liberal reward ratd 20 finder II returned
with contents. sSgs Gambl. -.
boiler. 10. &c Ti,ks make. from 7a2 :. Seventh
St: taken 10y tall r-s-s, H70d mGstsche. brown
horse ana Light wagon. Containing flowers frC':;
end; Sunday morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS
i u.j-G States Internal Revenue collector
Greu.cr gives ont the following figures. rep
TJscTtInE the total az local collections FOR
Lac ils'.i year ending June /, 1880. From
AL sources SIi.nil '.-Jyi .-s.iIist SLSt.olJ -
for tile year r!diu- jun J. ISga IAc net
Increase fu- this year l. S-jy,--1.J1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF FAlHER MATHEW.

SUPREME COUNCIL. KNIGHTS
SSLSJr OF Father Mathew, oHiCa 1sH3 Locust
Z...s5-5I Executive Board meets first
rSkELN,ss and third Fridays y. m.
SEsskT DANI-t. orc. TRACY.
FT%s Supreme Chief Sir knight.
e " Tl;os. s. B0Wdern. Supreme Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

BRANCH LIBRARY DLLiNERLES-Bc-
.ri.uin. next Monday there VIII he TWO Dc
liypIiva - week at the Benton station t->"-
~ OF the Public Library. the delivery
Gays viii les Mondays and Thursdays, IL
stead uI Mondays only is FORMERLY The
station IS situated N Manchester and Scott
avenues.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
IN THE CITY.

FIGEr-I.OUR BIiI-A bin limiting the
working Inn. OF ambulance CIV IS and
City piSpauSary clnpl f!"5 10 ciSnt hours
dajIy MS introduced last night ia the
House OF Delegates.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

pEPEETINE'S iIlAEiNG-Frank PEPPER
tine. second >temarG on the steamer pa
hEGuc, was given Il Ar-rI--6 before United
States Commissioner era: yesterday. lie
is charged with aSslult!ns 4 negro cabin
boy with an Iron b: on July 10. or the
trip from -. Paul to 81. Louis Fepertine
was unable 10 produce al has witnesses and
the hearing was postponed until august T.
He HJs Lv!l IN S,.-i bond.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
ROYAL AECANUM.

sy9o GRAND COUNCIL. MISSOURI
=. @ss%rS ROYAL ArcauufH @Jg-2Il ftCIIan!
= .ss,sApss Building. cordial welcome 60 y.si-
G go, tors flen.s. h:ethIga and iaemss ~
. Ciias. l.. Cox. Grand Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

TAKEN HOME BY POLICEMAN Kam-
mrr ut No III Sidney street, VINO dISI.-
l,arcl from his home last "Wednesday
morning was returned to his family tate
THURSDAY evening. The officials q; the
D'Failuu Park Police station found the Did
man wand, ring about the Parh. and. after
herring whyv. he liz Cd, s-EL him home lie
Is - years " age.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
PERSONAL NEEDS.

DEEING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
HAVE your old hats Of any kind. ladies' or
Ksrts, cleaned or dyed equal 10 new Union
Straw Works. cl7 Lucas aye
reasonable prices: Erst-Cl-ss work. Paris pyciug
ana Cleaning Co, 1880 Franklin ave. KIN. D sGS.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED si4SONS.

ANCIENE FREE AND
ACCEPTED M4SONS.
a CACHE LODGE. No. &C. \. =. & A.
Xxx dayl evening at -, o'eloc.s NJ. c;1l
IVY South Broadway. Important business
Tis.t..g brethren fIat-rEa;iy IL ite.i.
l.. -. HARRISON, ". Il
4. P. Watkins. Secretary.
a CLIFTON HEIGHTS Lodge. No. % 4
"a. d a. N. viii hold a ceEular .euIH.l.a:-
- * cation ST 3 p n, saturday evening az
.vNNera Han. Clifton Heights All Master
Moons arc fEateifa!iy la.itea - attend
:. J. Burri1se. Secretary.
a GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. 40.
~ 2, \. ,. a 4. M.-SYUCisl cuutInltca' ton
NJ niu 10 held at : ,. m. On .,aesde:, july
q. AZ Masonic is..P.c, strand aud flEncy
avenues. one tE,ri and Two sec. IT, degrees
Members ara earnestly requested 70 alteni.
". J.. REYNOLDS. JR.. ". NJ
Henry Llhcu. Secretary.
GOOD HOPE LODGE. No. gls. A T. &
n A M.-Statei communicated will Pc he'd
"A X Saturday evening. august Z. 1904. S
way. Work r. <. degree. Members gG2 II
and y!sltl.s cordially invited g. be present.
T. II CHRISTIE. W. NJ
Edward s. Baldwin, SECRETARY
n MISSOURI LODGE. No. l. A. !. 6
"a A E-sfcats nrst and third Thursdays
&Sof each month. C.rintiian Hal, Masonic
E:.c. Members requested t. attend. VISITING.
iREGQIlY {. MILLER, ". NJ.
John Il Deems. Secretary.
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DENTISTRY,

BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 4I5 " Broad
way Between Locust and -. .haT'-s-.l9 and
SIS sets Tor e. Doctor Case. U-Gpgf c-l-.
\ BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms as y Broad
Tzy-Sets % teeth s. painless extracting 25c:
bridge wcsk :, ecen sundays TEtu ].
pcC1OR CORD makes special prices ard
terms TO 'vcrkiBs women a-I girls. Call and
see me: open daily. us Pine ST.
DSCToR A. Z. MOsrR. pea,lst. rs.4 V.srir--
t01 Ave.-CrQwn and bridge work a specially;
farms moderate: consultations and e1-u- free.
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OFFICIALLY
st. Louis. July "a. 1900.

~ = - i.'UIS. IuIy =. I!'U.
The Board met at I" o'clock a. IL.
Present -Commissi1E-rs NarreImann Her
mann. EiGgely and Alt and President Nc
Mdth-
Absent on Iseaye-Cnmm.ssioner Find
rtpresy by Acting Commissioner Giles
pie
The records Of tho meeting Of July Il.
i+a were read, approved and signed.
The acton Of the President in ISSUING,
SufJry permits WCr: approved
SuuIry repair reqUizitlOrs were aT,aroved
The Street Commissioner submitted the
following report.
St Louis. July ., 1907.
honorable Board 81 Public improvements:
Cent, men-i have the honor TO return
herewith communication OF June g. 1859
Ifoin Meyer BROTHERS Drug Company, to-
Stthcr With plans and Specifications of can
Opl TO De erected over sidewalk on the
hurth SIDE 81 Clark avenue. between Broad
WHY ana Fourth street. as. authorized by
ordinance No. 3SfI. with recommendation
that said plans and specifications be dp-
proved.
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MEDICAL.

ALI. private diseases a speciality ct Franklin
Avenue Free DisreEs2ry- LA Etarkln ave.
YAnIEc OLD DIR. BELLS COTTON ROOT
LfDLLO PILLS, the BEST SAFE. kl3I-I-
ABIi-. lake no other. SEND - stamp 70. psE-
iieulGrs. DIR. BELL Box I'D. St Louis. NO.
nignY puzE For Lost slanhoud, Weakness,
g4ioh GUhE Nervous Debility. Structure Ssri-
CsC-ie Impaired Memory. Results % Errors *
} oCJa, Blood Poison. Diseases y Kidneys. Bad
der etc, organs enlarged. send 70 cents for fres
trial cali or write. Doctor Nar1- 1873 " ASKING
ton ave, St Louis, No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

TEETH
EXTRACTED lEsOLUTEIY WITH
OUT PAIN by rev preparation.
GOLD CROWNS FILINGS aad
PLATES Of ALL KINDS.
Prices moderate.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF
s. z. COR. SIXTH AND LOCUST STSs
DT. T. 9. CHASE.
OPTICEANs.
e 3 sTRAUS. Eye EEPeCt-Gold spectacle
6 g. Up: complicated cases = speciality. 123 LO-
cJsI
OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
HAVE YOU any ole clothes you want to dispose
% .riEA yrlCsHg Let s1s know. AOreeI iG.5
Market St
HIGHEST cash prices paid fer ladies' ana gen
tlefItr's cast-on clothing also carpets. .Rli OF
send postal J. A.iIs-. 80 Walnut ST. ki1. "A 2I5.
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IosT-Ir1n gray horse; white forehead re
CT $50 California
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SRTKE CAS-

SNIkE CASES HISNIsSED-A nOlfe
prosequi was entered yesterday in the cases
Of William PlersOn, Morris Cooper, Charles
Seed, Edward Lambert, otto MCGEE. Il. o.
LII. James Cooper and Charles Spengman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-06
THE PEERLESS LEADER
Of DEMOCRACY


1T is a time for unity, not for
division" he exclaimed, to the rap
turous approval of the mighty null
titude facing him.
The eloquent Daniel, of Vir-
ginia, added his glowing tribute to
the candidate, while former Gov
ernor Pattison, of PENNSYLVANIA.
spoke for his State and for the
East. Governor McMillin. of Ten
nessee, voiced the wishes of State
which had furnished three Presi-
dents"
Hawaii through the native dele
gate, John H. Wise, made its first
seconding speech in a Democratic
national convention, and finally a
sweet-voiced and pleasant-faced
woman alternate from Utah sec
onded the nomination of Mr.. Bry-
an in behalf of the State of Utah.
Then came the voting. State after
State recorded its vote in behalf
of the Nebraska candidate,
giving him the unanimous vote of
all the States and territories. The
convention managers had already
agreed that this was sufficient work
for the day and the Vice Presi-
Dental nomination was allowed to
go over until tomorrow.
Next to the demonstration for
the party candidate, that greeting
the announcement that Imperial
ism was 10 Iparamount issue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-06
SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, July g.
Mrs. Kathryn Christley has gone to
Westfield, n. Y, where she will spend
the remainder of the summer.
A. A. Weber, proprietor of the Col
umbia cafe, is on pleasure trip to
points of interest in New York State.
Miss NJ. f. Black. the well-known
Diamond street milliner. left this af-
ternoon to visit Pennsylvania friends,
and will later spend a month or six
weeks at Atlantic City.
DR.. George S. Wells, of this city. and
Mr. and Mrs. Selmon Wells, OF Ben's
Run, have gone TO Chautauqua Lake.
DR.. c. f. Kahle and wife have re-
turned from Chicago. where the former
has been attending lectures at the
Chicago Polytechnic and Hospital.
Chas. e. Johnson, prominent
young attorney Of this city. is visiting
his oil dhome at Caldwell. Ohio.
George NJ Gardner, Of Clarksburg.
former mayor Of Sistersville, spent the
Fourth with friends here.
Mrs. Mamie Robinson, OF Patterson
Creek. Mineral county. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Annie Elemaker. 523
Wells street
Messrs. George T. and Harry II. work
have presented handsome silk flag %
A d. Cook Post. @. A. r. Of this city.
Mrs r. L. Blackmarr and daughter
have gone to Cambridge Springs. Pa.
where they will remain during the rest
of the summer.
The music furnished by the EIks band.
Of Bellaire. Ohio the Heatkerfngton Jr.
o. L. A. NJ band. the AiiddleboHrne hand
and the Thistle band Of this city during
the celebration yesterday. was the best
ever heard in SistersvifIe.
Not an accident 81 any kind occurred
during the Fourrl's celebration here yes-
terday. and the largest crowd seen here
for years filled the streets all day A
heavy shower about noon broke up the
parade, bsat the rest Of the programme
was carried out 20 the letter. The v. =
ing and local arsEnen made splendid
play. as aid also the local Uniform
knights Of Pythias and A. D. Work /
g. a r. The display OF nrewerks
night was excellent. The crowd y