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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
COOK MEDICAL COMPANY
6lO Olive Street. st. Louis. Mo.

c5s f. -@t-r . -e--:s-.1- II E-znCs- -
E-0--arE- nay - -r11---.d. re T1-z
must b. 1---@ .-i.iEi--8i.
'.E--zr.-.. Z -. greater ---lt-- e sud
les - ---s: = T--E = -.s pubic S~-0cl
re- ---.-a- - -lzSz-- z-5 2 - such S--70 a
= 90. C-- z:-.5- = c--ta5- = ---1y an -a---
-.-i-- = sch length a. those = business
schools Z possible -Ee PERIODS .or .vTl;t-
T.-- s----- r i--E-hs--d- ard = re So
let g -H z==-. --.- 40 -1--a-'.t-Ne 7S-i-
Czs Should - zs-- E-=[- T Inmate - NAV
a. possible = re Other branches 51-t9r re
,.rlI- "a ---g--=--.zl branches are ctv=7
sLa-iz. s--l--. --eS= ~. Tot easy -
r----e-- 4 .T-rL ca--7- 9ri:- ia-1EEC -
course ~ 20. zss@T.-E destruction - -
ca u geography and history The -l0--e--.
b '-@S -c- -.-fe-s-a-5 THz- r - DONG
h i LOST T-@~- = z-=r.C-s.y TO --s---.=
s-l--- f1- 2 student s. t-70.-@Spt1E
S=va-gl 1--s- ailments which 90 -
C0-r-Ele t-H.- Vg-a ysS-s-S=y held c-.=t
Ses~i - during ;Ie afternoon
TE- Executive Committee. vEi-1 A7s
C--s.- ---S.l ---4-i-- TIE mater e re next
meg Place AL vs.; L-e:.c.I al CL---
c.--1.! cary = Cc-ose-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
ALBERT EDWARDS NEW COAT.
London Swells Are in Flutter
About II.
SPECIAL BY CABLE

Lo=don. Saturday. J-.y 14--tCqPy-.s..-
so. by the NaE York Eerz.z C-rpa-y.t-
TIE Prince q Wales has started 2 new
fashion n Coats. which hzs ST -5e hearts
q the modern Beau Er2EEe.s fl-----1E
His royal highness appeared az TIE -g=s-'s
garden party II s-DE.e-5-eaS-eI lr.lk
S-aL.
TIE coar. as ser from tie hack. presents
tire sane appearance Is the .SCz- vel
made trccke-. Ire length i THAI G=--se5
shis season. and the t=ll-tals buttons ~ -'.s
back strike thzE happy --=-la- n 80
small q The back. which = -9rSl =-T=z III
correct ching -1.s year The Epe-s II -5-
5rorE are CIT Il The Uscai way o-r re So
saCi-Es T5ach = their extreme edge TIE
coat which = cut - as .Is- 70 met across
the chest. = furnished wltl buttons -ut
INTENDED for Us
Explaining the mysteries q the u=w rryzl
garment 20 : Daily Mai: reporter y~S-=-1-2y
&essrs- Meyer & Mortimer, |h0 b---. tire
Goa sziL-
I. hass three great airalr6Ees. L = fs-
uU- % -E= common = e cooler Il: lat
weather than the Grubl@-bTeastsG coat. and
affords r-o-e opportunities Io- displaying
ss-cy vest . adTaC-z.z-
Inquiries al cthEr West Ed tailoring es-
rztllsru:ents showed that already q c.
-1an5 has set IL t5- coats similar - tEz-
-C-u lT tbs Prince.
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Brilliant Work Done by Troop F,
Third Cavalry.

Washington July l-The War Derz-:-
1=1t has received a. Interesting report
from Captain George :. T'o5z. Third Csysl-
-. n REGARD 20 TIE operations II north
western LUzon 1ith 100. = Of thz. rez:-
Esr-. from April - May last. This
-Tsop enjoys an saviso,e reputation fer sx-
v@-- ho-se--acsA:p and military r:-iIl Il This
country. having participate: n various NIL
.-2ry tournaments AZ NsciSo. Square Gar
d. az New York and coming ou- with fly
ing colors T. each.
Captain Do6G's force. consisting 81 eighty
saver I'm a1i --1sty-:h-ee horses. LEFT
N.ca-. The capital 70 Hoes sur Province.
re morning y IhA 18Th inst his command
encountered = larr@ parry z. insurgents
under G-egori- Agl.ray - the mountains
FER Bz6oc-
Il ze--e agh- Izs;i1< al hour. :orcy-
zine .1SCrT~ctos vere kils5 four we're
-,o-;,Iy wounded and :o--y-tour were
made prisoners TIE ARRAY took place :, a
,hick 5-cgle. which made the movements OF
tire s0lG.--s ysry difficult
The command ths1 Proceeded 20 hunt
down . large body CO insurgents. which
were believed 70 Dc somewhere II the
instant. they net -heir quarry srS another
sharp engagement took place The bo:ora=a
are saic TO nave fought with great tsrocity.
and The rr-cpers zere obliged 70 put ASIDE
tH=i- care!r.ss and close II With jhsl- Ts-
,0.vs-s il hznG-1o-haa5 SEhti1s. II This
tcht - insurgents were killed outright ard
i've Captured with TiHeS and horses. Cap
tain DoGG-s Only casually IVES SPAR
wound suffered by Sergeant z P COFreck
IL th= asht:ns a. close quarters.
This enlargement. say tie report. T-acts-
cs.y s91e.cLsd Al sTt=np:sd uprising n
Io-os Nc-te. and re next day the Fllipl-os
were sEai- - vork i. tire 5s,ds- Captain
Io3d's command arrived back az Visa7 CT
Nay : h-y-ns covered me distance OF -
I-.,ss.
Captain Dodt highly comments The coz
duct 51-i1z this sxqedittcn Of Lieutenant
Chi-iy. Mckinley and MCNaIy. also Of
Sergeant Z p COppsck. COrro-sl Robert
!. Walker. Private Felix NcCue. Private
L. :. N-rGcck. Ac;.rs Fs-sz Sergeant z. ).
&C. hr.zl. PIRATE John 7. Diamond. Black
smith Robert Tat. Sergeant john Darn
s-sdt ar! CORPORAL James johnson. and FOR
conspicuous gzilsrt-y y action o. the 18Th
and -5th. Sergeant y. a Freck. Quarter
master Sergeant g. 2 OssooG. Sergeant
James :. Foster. Sergeant Morris Wise.
Corporal Rc5srt Farrell CORPORAL George
y FAD. Corporal Albert .. We:sani, Ser
g-a-r Ballard. Engineer Corps; Private
Harry Bones. --E-p<tsr :. NJ Boetine-,
Private Eo5sr. Porter. Private Edward
Coates TT1Dpe.er IL = Lercy. Private
julius B-;I1sr. Private Herman Slack. Cook
Ster'sla-s - SS.srz AID Fs-..sr Halau
SUg Ssyl5..
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WARRANTS FOR ASSAULT.
Eight BOYS TO BE TriedSfer Attack
OH William Johns.

4 warrant charging assault a-l battery
ygzs Issued yestsria. agzi-s- Clause Frank,
\ t-eE Decker. John Michael Robert Riley.
Frank Rzl-,sr. George Nurses Charles
Warner au,. EI2 Schiru-s-. E-o we're ar
-~E-c. Thursday O. Sps-t0L q having as
saul-eE William Johns :: Ne 5sis Cook
avenue .u T-vS1zy- Afternoon because n
-cJe On . transit car The boys range :.
ass from . 70 = years
.ssIsgau; Prosecuting Attorney Johnson
EziE r., u3l -Ct 4-s. 70 proceed against huvS
50 vou-S. oct -,st assault vas s. brutal and
Erp-oross- l. sd ae cCuA IL; refuse =
warrant
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Late River News.

Memphis. Tenn. Say -S.-E.Fe- MARKS 70 set
G. re esug-, fan e. Ia feet & ta-=--g-t -
bur. V-ez-se- Ct-s= aE1 -.cE- r---.l-----.e =.
feg-ees- James Lee arrived Est 14s-t t--'a
E1lsrs Point Nith L5h- t-lI, q. III - rs
sv=1Ens re-ET-- f5rCreL4 Lee arrived -.
1seFsTI ls<- IEEaV via fair cT-r. l-1 le:- - :
RS eve-z-E q return Clsy & s1srp cerz--nl
81 this sze-izE tCr Fulton and tie F-e- Etez- :
win liEa- -reE ;--l X Sped cis1-a- ge2- -
sa-ls O frs 81. sd-icd lightly z1c ls1- al i.-s
eve1inE f1- Cl1C51z-1-
warsa~, II. JAY 1z.-ffis1Es rseis = -:
Car aid hot. tSClr1y 61Nn lake izs- night
Cs-to1.a u, arr Goso- =.sTsr C-esce-t @-G
An Ill; down sBf up
Tazauoah. A.. jay ls---ie gauge Isa-s s.
f..- ana tzIli-E. Nestes- h,I ard p-511J- L.lck
5ozle- - Cairo al a. T: j5s Power e ~
srSzliie at : 2 =. city q 2sr-TEl- = =. L1l-s
- >. Il : f-1>2lse 49, ---E a-F-s - =
q She sz-s 9 barge - Ir2le Wat Nlty g
C..-sa II TIC Tennessee a. = q n re Ah2.-
fo-rA T,oke- wires s..e E-l arrive .En- VIA
q zig c1- C tisa l1cSi rzcEsts -..s-i gc-y
: f.ec al trade Ws-e- Par, captain b.1 EcE-
srs Is better zzd his So. Jins- WI -ake con-
:-gS-. Mo-5zr u tie steamer joe to--@I
-.sv.-.s-zEraa Ia trly -s-Ths rlve- = 81 &
s-srt q ! soot i-chs. abcve l1G-Hate- marx &
,ssx Re-or-s from shove indicate Al iocrras--
S-zw. &. -.-e- zr6 = ts heai@vs1 the -r-clel
.zctsss Et.i ncs have any .---lt- i-.s.tle :,
seact:.lC 81 Pzcl ne Quincy q re A-e-lll1
:, I,int VIII sTT7ve ~ to-.-1o-r1E ulGEt. oetil-
a. =. PAIL il place Of ne si19eg. tt-e safL-;
-e<r-.IrS IFS former rz1 ee-Nesn = 12-1s -
E.oSTsk an. burlington. ne ra:isT =
W.eeser rlsSef down S-tth - -s---sIo~- 49,
rnicA lccked like Gcaifng is.enc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
FILIPINO IN KANSAS CITY.
Captured Woman Brought TO
America by Soldiers.
ErPrE-Ic SPECTsL-

EI'PrE--Ic SPECIAL.
Kansas City, Nc. July IA ,.ll-biooseI
Fsap.Eo woman. not very large fer re. age,
but RE real thing nevertheless. IS IL Kan
sas CITY 2; No. IsIl Wys-dot;e street.
She Was brought 20 this county by re-
turning soldiers. and toUr Q: Ter country
women accompanied :er. They were Cap
tu-ei n Se9r.;os Island. an: of this par
tic-lar race there are said g be about =. ooa.
TIE woman - 10; quite three feet in
height She weighs .o-ty-ere pounds. az.
she i more than g years c.5. She hss a
large mouth. double TVS q tech wt.eh
are Tot ever. coarse. straight. black hair
ard scalp Iha; Is as Ha-s as iron So
can speak a teT vo:f- il Spa-fsz bur she
has TO kro@l.z1E. Of Ergltsh Cornmu-ics-
10. WIKI her new owner Is carried on BY
signs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
Education for Ba.fp..

Before tie Department q Business r,sy-
-s-:r-, Doctor Il ". Rowe Of Bs.rs-7--a
read a parsr OF The ADVANTAGE o. IlffH--1I-
tie= Experienced in Introducing Corrn,erris.
Branches Into TIE Higher GraGss a are
Public schools
THE Frs duty is 20 impress uu,-, ~.
minds o: those who are responsible. Yd- ~.
management u public schools that ~
Commercial branches 20 be taught yu,r-
cessf-i-y rlGs1 % handed ciHerently from
.he usual pubic school branches !-S--r,r-
ton in sern% OF these branches. e-7ects nv
IN bookkeeping Cannot be given with ire
best results by the strictly class cr.u rse;a-
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development cf th= various branches q.
Uts-ercs, engaged II putting the finishing
toCches On their training
NCTkUea we-e busy =-rs.Ei-- The track
~: hurdles and s1t:euir= the tgnp.r:
spots, ne harness q which caose5 some
.<c--V l2iri
Many Of the officials wee r king final
s--r2T- ---,el-s- trying 70 meet EEe demand
{ ~ tickets The pressure Cor which = g-rr-
-cC-S. TIE sTz-5 s-a-S Is --V'ezSa-Il-
cl.ts1cte-- AID where she crowds which
:-e expected viii Be accommodated : =
hand g-CblsE-
T-lsSs . storm should make The groun-s
TeT and break the SE-uc- heat. LL-
-@6-h=- sh9.l. BE ;E-aL Ire first q -he
PRELIMINARY trials begin a. q IA tom =
~ TIE days meeting v;,i r. completed
= ? n T. order -aS - E----.-- -' with Re
i:-z-- military review. which u-c--s - t1z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
CHEWING GUM MAKERS UNION.
Organization Just Formed First Of
It's Kind.

A c-i3n has tesn formed by TIRE girls en-
rloyet IN wrapping sid mixing gam -
the MssoG-. Ca-iy Company. Of No. :.
North Main street. Th= membership ls-
contains twenty-five names. and the or
gsrizst:oE marks the complete urioriz..g
g: al branches % labor T. the factory
This q the frs chewing gum workers
Union IN the COUNTY,. The officers Of ~
,rCa-iza-ior are: Mary Massch,.fl5 r-es.-
Ce1t- Dora .Schaub. -ics president. Minnie
fS-2CE-. recording secretary. Minnie Fi45sfe-
t-aur!al s-Cre;z-v Mary Mau-churi Min
ne Eecke and Minnie Esis;e- Kill represent
the organization as delegates 20 the Central
Trades and Iat-er l--ioE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
MINDS AFFECTED BY HEAT.
Observation Cases at City Hos
pital on the Increase.


As . result OF TIE Increasing heat Of THE
Eezsoa. observation cases are beginning 70
arrive IN greater E1mbe-s ct the City Hos
-si-al The mental sf1icrioa IL nearly al
eases. even when the origin dates hack
ZONE tine, Is p-o5ucs5 by the b5t weather
Aueo1g the cases taken 70 the hospital
yesterday Was that CT John Butter Of No
YES Franklin avenue lie attracted : good
deal O. attention ca account OF having
thrown himself .-tc tie Lyon Park lake
where Two .=-soIS have committed suicide
This year. he vas asked CEI b. C1si.-r
S1s-a5erg Cf Jhs Second District z-G Vas
gent 20 the CITY Hospital, where Is e--
planned that ne merely intended 70 catch
Esh. Butler, - = young man and : mar
SI<4
xakeE 10 Ire A.spita! from his home, 10.
~ Michigan sTe--ie. al TIE C51Els--T g
his TnatEer. The boy E5s shown siszs q
mental arrangement for some r.z-= ard
yesterday ccLUeICe1 picking mud from
the street al Elsveas: and Carroll streets
gzE eating Il
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
CHATTANOOGA SELECTED.
Encampmenr Of SpaniSh-American
War Veterans.
EEE-EI--, SFE-a-

.---4 Blu" - s-N-a-A
Chattanooga Tenn. July i1-it IS an
Eso--c-1 tEa; tn organization ot spanish
American Uar Veterans wt.i h-.s its second
national s--supmenI 81 this city October
- an :. AE'uta.t General Iils-. whose
- cGl---@-S are .oCa-el here. - eived tH-
. -.GI lr-FT today. stating that t1d-- i
-0rEZ had tr=u selected over EitrsolI-E t0-
IRIS ---a :. prE~ut.
TIE AIRY q the CUMBERLAND and Army
= Tennessee viii met here - he sane
time. L : probable mat the reunion proper
81 - held ~ Chi-szuzusa F=-k. where
= -f1ss -1s q tf= veterans were @DCsnlst
curing The Sosrish-Amsrsczn War
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
QUIGG ON M'KiNLEY.
Not Likely 10 Garry New York
City.
EuUBLC 81 ECaL.

ZEUBLIC SFECTaL-
Utica, y. Y, July E-LsU-si Iii Q1-S=.
VITO recently resigned a. Chairman CT the
New York County Republican Committee
declared tonight that Re al -Ot believe
Mckinley would carry New YORK City. E-.
I-iEg : Enjoying q vacation r. t-e Norm
MODS he visited the city to-day. and
when asked regarding the ---oa--e s-c-
cone OF The CzCpalE-- said
I see toat even b=ts are being made that
Mckinley Will carry New YORK cry I 60
E.r look fer any such result When r. car
-iei New York foB- years ago : -c-al az
-l-ris-ra:i on eN5Ste.2. box 81 Nez Ecrz and
brooklyn, favorable C the Rel LlhiiCs1 Ia
sic-sl ticket. s-1 Tz-L-:lsEy Hal vas with
CIT resources [o- political yo-k which !
possesses to-6ag. Il C5w has sl..st pace
holders ara IS spending SIl'l,ds'le'' q public
xncusy annually Al thls patronage VII
fCN for Bryan Ny impression = that ire
God Democrats ali vote for Mckinley.
''TEe-s are not 50 many Of ;se.. a th=re
were f5u- years ago. L New York --0sl
Of them have S-@n pulled ov.- AID az
either working with .-2-Lr-zCy CE accepting
TIE arguments Ct diiI'
To carr New York state, NJ. Quicg adj
e, the Republicans wil. have . Te5CGlls
their efforts north Of the Harlem River.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
CAR JUMPED The TRACK.
Struck Two Wagon>-Julius Beck
told Injured.

Ger y. - q he Broadway I.ne. north
bond jumped IRE tracks j. front o.: ".
., >---o Broadway al Z. -.-a--s yesterday
morning a-z s--1-s. tz7 vehicles standing
OF -a- -zs1 side G, :5= street.
E-le-~ 2os--E-- = -. - Cr1--eaI
9y---e, e:.ve- . --al.ess --z--isy wagon
n. 2 zaS ------- - TIE >---sr ard the
wagon vas Almost Gs-----s--=-. ElE.-Ser
t='es-i V--E--.. Injury
J--.-S Be KIDD - NJ. -. Cottage ave-
ne. - collector --- re American Brewing
company vzS thrown from rs buggy.
\ -.-E vas broken INTO s-..--@-s He e.
Eaf-[ WITH : Sigh: zt-as-1- u the knee.
Tn horse was $50 Injured -E= .sr cu--
-.---z : is -H.----
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BUS DRIVER INJURED.
James McCafrcy Thrown From
Vehicle in a Runaway.

James 3:-CaG-e. Z No go. =, Louis
avenue. ersv-r e one = the union wagons.
VS. injured ~ 9 ---z0-y yesterday NON
.-S- Ne-z1rey vss formerly c-1su--1-
n ,ss employ e --a =. r.l-.s Trans. COM
Is.E. t-r E--: NIX WIN the strike a-s
ira ----.--
Ills ---~. became ----1-a -sa-l - -T.--
-------. s-.-.- ard - LOUIS avenue yeS-
t.-sE- ---n---.C as "a -"r-- - -ws--r-
----- street - 4-tr-E v--- thrown - ere
Ss-r-z-E --z- Sullivan avenue F-.s- :
=. - nm - and carried Mn ~ as hor-a
y 80 80 --..---- G. i'-t-l- LINERS =
= y 80 = i.-.S a----e. t. doctor
stated ---- z~-@T$ -.--. So. Hzs
bruised and b. vas injured Internally. =-
So. -n1 Csc VS. <--.Cl-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
DYNAMITE UNDER CAR.
Explosion Broke Three Wheels and
All Windows.

i charge a: 6v-7-i-s eNr.-sssi under ca
n. - e t-= Soar5 Broadway division @
80 =. L5Gis Transit Company near the
sheds. ~ E-caizay zrs Yah streets. this
morning ~ - c'rl1rs. Tire eh-s.s -
ire front --- w--= t--k--, - vel as a.!
c-e windows C. tn ca
L---c--,a- Fred hozl was thrown % re
st----. III eS-zF-t injury. IT, conductor.
Clarence R-1Aau. was E-1Cs-. cowr. liz
l.. -rr. us= --.-5 ---1
f'-..-- C-t.-.-s Stem. ~ zrz Dyson r-ts
Te-- % ---y - t-- car SHEDS arrived o.
80 scene s---l--iz-s.y ef-s- --s explosion.
c-t could IND 20 t-zce % The persons w-o
r-z-=z t.e explosive OF the -a;-.
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HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
Territory Association Formed at
South McAiestcr.
rrr--rr-r. SELL

EEF-TI-lc SPECIAL
S1utH N-AlestsT. 7 =. July is-7te Re
tail Hardware Implement and Vehicle As
ISOLATION q the Indian Territory was per
rransrtly organized here yesterday with
about th.Tiy charter members. The follow
l-z of;i.srs vs-v elected ~ The -rSuir =
-=a-- Tomas Hale. f;-ra.t. president.
DIX Miller. PO'sau. secretary: J. r Spra--
S---. A-.--rc-s. 1-Sr vie preS;1s-r : =
Smith. GzIC1. S-co-.d vice president: CIR
.--e Turner HE-koEee. treasurer. TIE Oh
- y th- association = for the protection
O- The commercial interest % is ne ,cb..s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
Tri-Prrty Ticket.

EE-F.l- BIC :. -lLl-i-
Carthage, No. July -S.-The Comfy Ike
cuIiva Committee q TIRE Den trs-S Iret
to-day AID held q conference With tSs ST.
yer Republicans AID Popuiis;s and bar
na-iouSly decided TO call county cnayen-
rior e nominate a Comfy ti-ks; on ~ hi.h
az parties VII be represented. The date
et the Convention was axei .or August e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
william Zemeu Killed.

FL.
Pfncknsyvill@ III. J-.y -3-wsuiarn q
men O. tris place Sss instantly killed az )
clock this morning 81 tEe Rifchsy Bros
mines While being drawn from TIE bot
TON The -or@ broke. letting him fan % tie
bottom. killing HIN almost instantly. He
.csves Wlfe and th-e. small csldrea.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
SAYS TowNE WILL run.
j. Hamilton Levi. Discusses the Vice
Presidential Race.


Washington. July 81. Hamilton Lewis
arrived FROM. IRE West this morning He
-s.1 that i was TOW practically decided
that T1wne Will ro- Withdraw IL favor q
Stevenson.
TIE reason for ,his-- said Lewis, -
-ha- 8. To--e vi-t-rew IRE PoVu.lSt vote
y 1-iz p divided to larger par. 81 81 so!r-
q :he --ilGle-of- ths-r1 sd faction i -ozn-
remains n the fed Until the presidential
Stevenson
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s.Itn. Comfy Democrats.

RI. Blu - -I4A--
Marshall No. July 15--To-ro-- " r;xn.
tf5 Democrats q this township vi! met
20 rat5fy The nomination Of Bran and
S-aV-rS-.- Similar meetings Will b reli
al over This county. and numerous R-yal
clubs vii b- formed. The Democrats OF
Saline are az W-rk il earnest
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Hoid-Up Failed.

ElF-i. T E'l.I' SPECIAL
Wichita Kas. july 13--TSo masked men
MADE al unsuccessful attempt last nizh- AZ
Il o'clock IN hold Up harsas Midland sta
rinr AGENT Si-rsor. II lis o-,ice ~ I,r-si-,s
E.s fred several shots az them ahsls they
were gathering down -he front ioc- They
eup,ied ;xo revol,e-s !zto the SATIN, hen
sScsEeI
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College Help Welcomed.

We Welcome The tendency on TIE part q
colleges ana scientific schools - -s-t7era-s
81 Formulating AID administering ,he r.
Culr=T.ects fc- admission 20 thci- several
courses @. instruction. AMI az rejoice that
This association has constantly rhr1zn IL
ir-le-cs j. favor q this policy and has
in1:cz ted hov. Il or judgment. 8; nay
r. best entered upon We s@s n THIS move
Tn@-r a mos important step toward i.sh--
erirE -he burdens which row rssr zion
20 many secondary ch1ols. and ar. con
A1s-t that CIly sod results NIL follow is
TIE Efficiency Of school system e %
L Judged by the character ard tns intel
:s0tua. power O: IS pupils ard 20. ~
tests The Tlace q the formal sIam.cz-i.c
IL education & distinctly subordinate a..
teaching a.t. rs use as n. sole ---r G:
teaching = unsuitable.
work o.. eGucar!ou Entrusted 70 us IN a sy:r-
L Ehich shall - 10: Only urrSs-rariau
ard -o-.1li-ic1l hur vc.rh srsu s~-o-.
with h hiSbes; deals o. cl- -st.o-el life
fec-iye support Z public opinion AID IN
press fer -. w5rk - .he schools. high-
er and lower alike. ~ shall e--e- uTa--
TIE n-w century with the hiEh ho7s born
confidence q American Policles and i-st!-
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER.
EDWARD a ALDERMAN
CHARLES D. NEWER.
w ". 2. POWELL, ''--'-'
ALFRED BAYLISS. Illinois.
- 4 FCSHAY. California
JAMES Il VAN SICKLE
WILLIAM HARPER. .linoi.
CHARLES ? THwING Ot.o
Committee CT Resolutions"
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STREET CAR BOMBaRDED.
Edward Strude and Son Were Cut
by Flying Glass.

Two bricks were thrown through the side
r-anSonss Z car No So Of The sixth street
lire about 80 o'c.eck last night a. the car
vas between Sexsn.h and Eighth streets CT,
Hickory street Pieces of flying glass struck
E5wS-d Siruse and lis SOC. George, Of No.
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SUIT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF"
Attorney General on thu Transit
Company Proceeding.
EEf-rL.r =rECIAL

Ri r-Er..C ETECIAL.
jefferson C.cy. Ma. I-,y .1-At.o-r=y
Ge-e-a. C-7w. WIN asked ty Tae Repu:.;.c
Co--esvu..5sst -o-14y Z p hal ~ recently
G--iez tax Be vas preparing - institute
T----s5i-cs a-a:-s: ,.s =. Luis Tra-s.:
Company. SAN
y 60 not snow ths' denied .hat vas
looking -r-1 go matter. --- : refused -
a-ST-- questions -r--.-- g snow y Ha-
Va r---a-.-- 90 lr TIE S-.- : r,.a- ar.
s. S.--E- 2 .;Se.f- ! E-v. re;h.1S further
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X. u. NsEx Nominated.

REPUBLIC SfECIAL-
Fcr- Wc-ta Tex. july T3-Ths Eigrtie.a
R&vreSenr.;iye District Convention met here
TODAY ard nominated r .. NGxG Z Hood
County IS the Democratic candidate for the
LEGISLATURE.
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WIr--Tapper> Arrested.

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~ game a -Hz--t--s-- . H--- ~ ~
: =. f-- i-a- l=---sE --.-- business - -
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s'il Ses,h broadway. IL; = other passea-
gers were hurt.
Two policemen wE7 appeared within 4
v--y short time att@- so a-lCk- we've
car vz= - charge q V X. Jo-es. motor
Tns,. ard Lawrence S,-noDS. conductor e.
var: Sr--.5e = q CC-ll-,.: on .re BIB =
vav division, au- w4s :-;GTa.-, % Lis
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