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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
MRS. PECK TESTIFIED
WITH DRAMATIC EMPHASIS.
Qt ESTIONED ABOUT HER
HUSBAND.
Trial in Clayton Circuit Court In
wolves Title 10 Real Estate
in Old Orchard.

Mrs Nellie F.liiuFham Peck. wife oc Aus
tin Peck. was the chief " tness IL: the Cir
cuit Court at Clayton yesterday in the eject
ment suit Of John :. King vs. Austin Peek
and Nr. and Mrs. benjamin T. Peck Mrs.
Peck is 4 pretty woman ana the spi:lt with
which -nC -ar" her testimony while reply
lEg 20 the c:oss-eXaininl;iun a.. oppcsius.
counsel formed one If the most 5raInirIc
scenes ever witnessed in The ST Louis Cuun-
" Circuit Court
The case In question Is 4 dispute over The
TILE To valuable real estate In OH o-rhard
which is a; present in possession ~ Mi ll.,!
MrS. Austin Peck. II seems that the prop
erty was originally claim I'd by Randolph
i-;.uShlin. who sold II to King lasy August.
Last February Il was again sold this time
by Austin Peck to his brother. Rentanlir,
Peck. Now the Pecks claim they wc,. :,ls,-
Informed when they signed deeds coUyeylI.,,
the property 10 King.
Mrs. Peck admitted that she had teen
considerably shocked on several occasions
since last August, when her husband was
placed in Jail at Poplar III If on a .erin.s
charge. She stated taat while going to tnat
place her attorney declared the hest tiin;
would he 10 Eet her husband out on laiI
bring him to st. Louis and place him "a Al
asylum.
And ycu heartily indcrsad lie stale
ni' at.' asked the oproS;:sS counsel.
No. Gia not. sn" replied vii; much
veheIcnce thar her husband cautioned a,r
out loud in court To keep Acr temper 4
did not believe he was insane, ID. not bnliul =
he Is insane now, that he ever was pr thIt
he eve. will BE-"
And have ypI not sued your Husband for
divorce since :har time 80
Mrs; Peck,s eyes flashed aS she .urned
quickly TO Judge Hlczei ana asked 2 she
Ms:s compelled 10 answer the lIs~;ian.
When the Judge answered in the affirmative
Ih" admitted she had. hu! vrHp:uru-lv de-
ME! that it was ia pursuance Of an agree
neut entered into with her husband n 1rter
tAlt the latter might be- frse To marry a girl
at Poplar Bluff
The case has consumed two DAYS ~ the
Circuit Court and will St!l require another
cH'. Peek tS q uephsw Gf the deceased mil
l.ou.iTe. ha:'cS Peck. whi.e Mrs. Peck. rs
Nellie FiiliUEham. WAS one of the most pop
uar bellies OF st Louis County
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

Reduced rates have been grarr,d by
Eastern and Western lines for ih. follow
ing meetings:
int rsiate tournament ana whist carnival
chicago. May - To June -
Ill. Ju"e -
Annual meeting Of " surgeons a.
me United states. New York. May 81 "a
.IUn- , "
american Medica! Association. Atlantic
city. y. j, June . 10 5
synod Norwegian Lutheran Church D,
North America. Minneapolis MINI. june
l3 Ia q.
Coh!sderate Veterans reunion, Louisville
Ky, May 80 10 June B.
Annual meeting OF German Rawi.ts
SDunksrdsl. North MancEcstcg. Ina. May
81 10 June S
American Foundrymsn's Association. CHI
Cago June TO :.
Illinois STATE Jrdcrtakers' Association
Peoria. H.. June u to Is
southern Hardware JohhSrs' Association.
Old Point Comfort, VI. Jun" = to -.
German Evargei.cIi Synod. ~. Louis. Mo
June II 20 y.
German Lutheran Synod Of Missouri. Ohio
and other States. Chicago. June s 10 l.
For majority of these gatherings a rat.
OF ore fare Tor the round Tip has been au-
thorizel
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
RAILROAD ESSuENTS,
Dates FIXED for Hearings by Missouri
SiaIe Eoard of Enunliknt.cn.

jefferson City. May 2s.--The State Board
of Equaliza ticn to-day fixed the following
dates on which to hear testimony. argu-
ments and suggestions with reference to
the valuation of assessment of railroad,
bridge and telegraph property for taxes of
1909:
June 1S-Atchison. Topeka and Santa lre
system. June I9-kansas CITY, Fort Scott
and Memphis system. June 2o-Chicago.
Rcck Island and Pacific system. June 2I--
Missouri Pacific and ST. Louis Iron Noun
tain ard Southern systems. June 2a-sfs-
soUri. Kansas and Texas system. June o.
Wabash system June 25-Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf: Kansas City Suburban
Belt; Kansas City and Independence Air
Line. Kansas City and Northern Connect
ing; Omaha ard St. Louis. and the Kansas
City. Omaha and Eastern. June est
Louis Southwestern: Mississippi River and
BOnne Terre: Southern Missouri and Ar
kansas: ST. Louis. Kennett and Southern:
Chester. Perryviile and Ste. Genevieve:
Houck's Missouri and Arkansas and the
Cape Girardeau. Bloomfield and Southern.
June T-St. Louis and San Francisco sys-
TEN and the Kansas City. Oseeola and
Southern: the Union Pacific: the ST Joseph
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

est authorities admit. still they insist on
cutting out the sore. but at the SINE time
VIII not promise that tn. disease will lot
return, because il .css, md always in woI s ,
form. The knife or piasteIs cannot cure
blood disease.
S s. :. cures Cancer by purifying aud
cleansing the blood. building mp and irvi.
Grating the cLtiTc system. =. :. s. stops
the formation Of cagCeroUs cells and tI!.l-
mates from the system al Impurities. ana
the sore. thus vcileT"l OF all POISONOUS, ir-
ritatiI ma;t.-. heals.
Cancer begins often IN "A small way. and
any little II1.r.s. sore ~ ulcer thaI does
not heal promptly should l.. regarded with
suspiclor iur there Is dsncer uI II develop
irE into a Dad form of this horrible rnaIady
4, The Swift specific Co. Atlanta. Ca. will
send free their special book on Career con-
tanning much irterestEg and valuable In
formation about the disease.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
FOR SALE.
Old School Furniture, Old Iron.

Board OF Education.
St. Louis. May y. 1880
Sealed proposals will he received at the
office II the Building Department. Board
Of Education. Ninth and Locust streets on
or before o'clock y. m. on the eleventh
day oi June. is0o follows:
l. sale OF old wire window guards.
=. Sale of old iron.
5. Sale Of Old school furniture
All bids shall be made out on blanks.
which will be furnished at the departms ut
OF buildings.
All bids shall be scaled and addressed 10
WN. Il. lTTNER. Commissioner OF School
buildings. and deposited In the box in the
lobby OF the BuiliinE Department, on or
before the above date.
All bids shall b. accompanied by a de-
posit Of &1.", which will he forfeited in
case the bidder does not respond to the
award made him.
Tho board reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids.
The above old materials may he seen
AT the Board Of EducatiOn's warehouse
Eleventh and Spruce streets.
All bids shall be N u lump sum for each
item as above.
BY order of
WM. Il. ITTNEH.
Commissioner Of School BUILDINGS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
FOR THE ISTHMIAN CANAL.
Professor Johnson in Galveston TO
Get Statistics.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Galveston. Tex. May 2s.-ProsezSor Emory
X. johnson. member Cf ihe Is,hni.n Canal
Commission and chairman of the Committee
on the Value Z the Canal arrived here this
morning. \; a meeting held at the Cotton
tsAChange this Afternoon. the prCfOSSD. ex-
plained the ob;ect ~ MS visit which was
TO secure statement of n. traffic inbound
ana outbound which the M rchInTs al Gal
weston would have by an American 18TH
lnian Canal. also an analytical statement Of
the effects which the opening of a canal
would have upon the leading industries Of
Galveston and such other data Bearing up
on the matter. Al tie conclusion of Pro-
fessor JOhnsUp's address. committees were
appointed by the Gotten Excharge, Cham
her Of Commerce and Maritime Association
10 collect the desired Information. This
evening Professor Johnson was given a sal.
On the bay and a view OF tine harnOr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
FRISCO CHANGES.
4. Douglas May lie Made Vice Prcsi-
dent and General Auditor.

General Auditor \. DoUsIas of The st.
Louis and San Francisco will. in all rrohl-
bility. be honored with the vice presidency
OF the company after Mr. Yuakur, f. elect
ed president and general manager at go
meeting OF the Board OF Directors on Ju,!r
I. In addition To tn" duties -! vice pres
dent. il IS the intention to have Mr.. Douglas
retain his present position and asSu.n" per
sOnal supervision of The auiiiinC frurrf-
mcni IN this dual capacity ne c.,n relieve
the pre-, ,il.ut and general manager ~ plr-
siderable detail work in connection with Tho
fnanccS Of the company. The promotion
Of Mr.. IGakum to the presidency will leave
n vacancy in the board. which Mr. Bou--
las will i'll. provided the present pans ar.
carried out.
Vice President and General Maua..,...
Noakum. V ho has been To- Chicago to see.
Alr. H. t.. Robinson, returned to hcalquar-
tprS YESTERDAY
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
DEATHS.

,-t-pT,Is On Nonday MAY 2s. 1870 at a m,
,frer A brief Illness. Franklin Bartlett Luit:s.
Funeral from family residence, No 500 l'eiHar
boulevard Wednesday, Nay 80. at $50 p IN
Sew York and syracuse papers please copy
rRIEDMAN-Monday, May IS. lsVi at : p III
r1br SHY Friedman. aged 1 wear DAYS, beloved
So ~ Nr and Mrs. Abraham Friedman.
Funeral Gpglvatel Tuesday at z p m
coS,ge beloved husband Of G"nevieNc hi'-':
after a short illness. aged % years months ana
7uneral will take place from family residence
No $50 South Broadway. CaronGeiet. on w -Hles-
eav May 80, at : p m. Friends invited to At
tend. ,,, 4.
Deceased WAS member OF Hassendenhel, q.
y. r.
NJJJER-Sst,irday May &c. 1901 at 6:S5 p. m,
beloved husband OF Gertrude Miller tnee 1-ein-
kuelier, and father Of eight children at the ase
Of So years and months
Funeral Tuesday. MAY p. at p m from
family residence No. $3.50 Texas avenue Rela-
tiyes ard friends invited to attend.
Washington. II. G. papers please copy
pI.aTT-On Sunday, May q! 1870. at 10 o'clock
~ iT Cora IeiSh Platt- beloved wife or tafoy
Platt aged 10 years months and 2 daye.
Funeral from residence, No. i-ss Mcfieisuh
avenue. on Tuesday. May e. at .. m FRIENDS
invited to attend.
pRINZE-Monday May q. 1900. at a. M
1heresa Prime tnee Ponzettep. aged - years
second daughter Of the late John and J9ia BAT
tice. s,,
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1888 south
sccord street. Thursday. May 81. at lo 4 M !"
- vincent Church. thence 70 Galway Cs@stefS'
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
CHAIRMAN WALKER EXPLAINED.


New York. May 2S-ColoEel AIdace F.
Walker. chairman of the AtcEison. Topeka
and santa Fc board. explained to-day that
the line referred to by Sir. {. p. Hunting
ton, which he Intended to build. extending
the Southern Pacific to Utah. would be- con
struCtcd and operated Jointly by the South
crn Pacific and the AtCh!Sou. lie said.
"A corporation Is being organized to con-
struct a railroad to connect the Mciave di-
vision of the Santa Ec-P,cific at some
point between Mojave and the Needles will
Salt Like City. The territory ia question
has been thoroughly examined by engineers
and the most desirable iine appears to b..
one which would run northeasteYiy from
some point on the Santa Fe-Pac!fc be-
tween Barstow and Bagdad. Both South
ern Pacific ard Atchison interests will be
represented in the new company.
Il have no knowledge respecting the plans
Of other parti-S respecting construction
through that territory which have not Vet
assumed a definite FORM so far az I am
aware. The country through which such A
line would he run ia known to b.. largely
minerai, and would afford considerable
business - the Pacific Coast. When condi-
tioEs are such as TO warrant the con.trIIc-
tion, the line in question will undoubtedly
foIus roads.
The formation OF the company referred
20 has been alleged IN the Western press
to indicate the existence of a deal he
tween the Southern Pacific and she Atchisua
in respect to CalifOrni4 traffic generally
but IT means nothing of the kind beyond
the wcli-kncwn fact that the managementS
of both thcs" systems are opposed TO un-
necessary railroad construction. and believe
that when one line can be utilized by both
companies. that course Is preferable 10 the
building Of parallel lines.
An Illustration OF the policy OF those
companies in this respect was the granting
by the Southern Pacific to The AtChison of
running rights over the Tehachapi Pass
between Mojav" and Bakersfield. whore
operating an independent train service
When a line Is built from Southern C,li-
fornia nOrtheasteriy IN the direction of Salt
Lake. i, will probably be in Ike manner
available for the trains OF both the South
ern Pacific and the Atchis0E. and uunec-
essary duplication of construction will
thereby be avoided
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
Notice to Contractors.
Board Of Education,

81. Louis. May =. lslp.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF the Building Department, Board az
Education: Ninth and Locust streets on or
| before : 4,c!ock p m. on the eleventh day
/. John Marshall School. Required de-
pusit, SJyr.yJ.
: q'3red deposit. s2:o.oo.
). t.ecuic work. John Marshall School
4. Plumbing. Blair School. Required de-
.; ,fiuI9bing. A,hletic: building. Forest
.. Addition 70 Athletic Building. Forest
P.rh- Required deposit. $3.50.
All bids shall be made oat on blanks
HLlcn Viii De furnished at the Department
AII bids shall be sealed and indorsed
ITTNER, Commissioner of school Build
in@S. ;..!d he dtposite'. in the box in the
i"nhy Of the Bui.oing Department on OF be-
fore TIL above date.
Bids shall BE- accompanied by deposits In
tie s'nouni set out in each specification. No
hi! Will be entertained unless accompanied
by such deposit. All OF said deposits to bo
Ia cash or certified check, made payable TO
the Board of Educa ton Of the City Of St.
Louis, which amounts shall he deposited
with tn" Secretary and Treasurer, who viii
deliver therefor a certificate; this certificate
shall bc inclJsed in the envelope containing
tho bid.
No bid received can be withdrawn prior
10 the close Of the regular meeting OF the
Board of Education next succeeding tho
opening Of the bids. violation OF this
provision on the part OF the bidder. or a
failure To comply with the award made him.
sLall forfeit 20 the Board his deposit
liquiiated damages for his breach OF con-
tract.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or ali bids
Specifications for the above work may be
viewed al the Blild:ng department. Board
of EDUCATION. at the Master Builders t.x-
change ami at the rooms of the Building
Contractors ASscCia tipn.
Bidders desiring to carry away plans and
specifications Will he required To make a
small deposit to insure the prompt and safe
return of the same.
NN Il. iTTNER.
Commissioner OF School Buildings
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
Earnings Of Mexican Roads,

The traffic receipts of the Mexican rail-
roads are heavy, ana both the Mex.can
Central and Mexican National continue to
show large gains over year ago. For The
third week In May Mexican CentIars earn
ings increased So o1o over the Corresponds, :,
time in 1899, making for the year from Jan
uary a total increase OF 81, l,y1c.l ln5 Last
year the company had surplus after fixed
charges without calling on the subsidy fund
and this year it viii be able TO pay from
earnings something on the income issue
Considering its mileage. Mexican Nat:b.al
IS dOirg.cqUd!ly as well. Foc the third We. X
gross earnings incrras",! Si1.1S-. a total s Ain
since January Of Hla.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
ARK ANSAS AND 0kEAHONA
To BE Built This summer a. Far a,
Grove, ]. Il.

V;nita, ]. T.. May 2S.-W. C. Nelms of
this place was to-day appointed BY chief
burlington as one Of tie members or the
Board Of Appraisers to assess the IMAGES
along the lin" Of the Arkansas and Okla
hor1a Railroad. now building into the IN
to Grow. ]. T. The other tryo .n.-o RS
81 the board Wi! b appointed by the Sec
ms road Is being built rapidly now. and
viii be I'm Grove In time to fsI:i ,na y,,.,t
th!s summer from the famous CowskIn
fralrie wheat country. Carpenters are nov.
3ulthS the depot In Grove and Pre.itI.nt
h'tEIes7 Is experimenting the grading,
some seven or eight miles edS; of Grove
The road reaches from Gavett ARK "a
,ir"Fc. and will dsu5 les; be built To Vim
tia and CUffcyyi!la, Kas
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
rECOS VALLEY LINE,
Speculation ~ to What system VIII
Operate ft.

REPE RLIC SPECIAL.
FL Paso. Tex. May ?s.-The surveying
corps of the ri Paso extension II the Pccos
Valley route finished the survey of the line
from Roswell y. NJ. to this CITY tonight
ne announcement comes from the general
Office at Roswel. thai the construction crews
VIII begin work IN Il few weeks and tho
road completed to this city by the close
OF the summer
Much speculation is being INDUCED in as
TO whether the rOld VIII be opened iDd.-
pcndentiy or become The prgD.rty of S.rfs
big system The road connects at ArUari,-
10. Tex. with both the Santa -, and Eo,k
Island. and rumpr has II that hlrh corn
p1nies ar" Kidding for the lin. It is more
likely that the Rock Island wants il. ~.
III" Santa F'e already has a lin into thi;
city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
NiDita Delegates Chosen.

Ninita, I. T., May .S.-At a regular meet
ing of the Niura Democratic Club sixteen
delegates headed by Principal Chief I. NJ
Burlington were elected to the Democratic
Territorial Convention 1T ArGwore. |. T.,
June Il They are instructed for Thomas
Marcurl for National Committeeman from
Indian Territory and for Davis Hill Of NiEi-
ia for delegate to the Democratic National
Convention at Kansas City from the Chcro-
kee Nation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
HUNr.NGTONs NEW LINE.
Says He VIII Build From Southern
California to ttah.

Salt Lake. Utah, May sc. p. Hunting
ton. president Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
way Company. accompanied BY a party Of
prominent railroad officials. IS on his way
East. In al interview Mt II IntiuG ton con-
irmed the statement recently made that his
road would extend its line from southern
California to Utah. The construction Of this
road IS OF the greatest Importance TO Titan.
meaning much TOR the future Of Salt Lake
ana assuring Ogden Of further additions to
fits claim as the railway center Of the inter-
mountain country.
President Huntington also admitted that
the Carson and Colorado cutoff would be
built but said the work would amount to
very little, as the distance between Eeeicr
and Moj1Ve Is less than lU0 miles and can
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
The Red Circle PHI.

II you are suffering from R-ishts Dis
ease. functional Geranccuent of rh. heart
Of which pllpitatiou il. the chief Symptom,
rysrcpsi,. Endisestion. :hroric Headache
Bi!iouSness. JaUnqioe. Vertigo. Diabetes
Palp!tatipn. Consultation. or from painful
excessive or insufficient Menstruatiou or
other ailments caused by deTanged ana
torpid liver, so TO your druggists. buy 4.
twenty-iive-cent box Of Red circle Pills
and try them. You will he surprised how
simple a thing IL is TO oe relieved
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
THE "DRIE.NT-' SHOPS
City of Wichita, HAS. Can Have Thrm
for : Oh -nnn

Wichitn. Kas.. May 2S-E. I. Martin .,
the Guardian Trust Company. ana q ai
rector I'm tho company promoting the Kan
sas City. Mexico and Orisu: Railroad Wiz,
other officials Of the latter company. hold
conference with The Wichita ,'o;nTnrr.i Il
tiuh mere tl-Idy and submitted a y,rgDn1i-
non 10 iHrttS the general ana div SION .LrTs
mere IN return for = subscription OF ;ltj :
".': II IS stated that the cub will r-.!
ably sign tks agreement.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
shooting Followed a Quarrel.

KfI'I BIO ~It.'IAI-
Vinita, l. T. May 2S-Homer Lay was
brought in here last night from Centra.i'
seriously wounded ty being shot IN botn
legs by a shotgun. John Burns met Homer
Lay near Ceutralia yesterday and an alter
cation ensue5. The parties quarrelcd over
an old grudge. The Marshal and posse axe
on, fter Burns
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

Island June 2S-ChiCago and Alton system
and the Chicago Great Western. June y
chicago. Burlington and Quincy system and
the Chicago. Miwauk-. and ST. Paul. July
1.-THE street railroads Of ST. Leafs city.
July is-The street railroads Of Kansas
city. July e. li-AH other railroad. h. iiE"
and telegraph companies and such ether
matters as may come before the board for
It's corisderatia The board invites all
parties Interested TO be present on I'iesI
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

EEPt Bi-IC SI'ttIAts
Springfield. III. May 2s-A requsition was
made to-day 10y Governor Tanner upon the
Governor Of Indiana for the ex;rIditiCa o'
John A Hughes, under arrest In Indianaps-
liz and wanted at Marshall. Ill. on char Ge
Of forging a check fur sl35 on the Central
National Bank OF Gre-nCaStie. The for
gerry waS committed October p. 1899
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

fIEFI F3fsIV SIFNTAf.
Wichita Kas. May 3s-The Arkansas
River rose rapidly to-daE and IS seven feet
above the regular current. The farmers
nave thrown VI cmbankmcnts To save their
crops. but in many fields the wheat acd
corn arc covered. Several blocks in Lower
Wichita are flooded and families are nov
ing out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

The Western Passenger Association an
hold an adjourned NEE ing in Chicago to-
day. Another turn Will be taken At military
rates and an effort made 10 wipe up the
balance Of the doc.sct. II. Y p TI,-io- of
the Wabash. y. II Payne Of The .-,eectrI
Pacific, George Morton % the Missouri,
the Burlington left here to attend th,. rr.e..
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
Fell FROM a Log Trnin.


Helena. Ark. May 2S.-SiIney Brown, q
young man employed lay the Mccoy Lum-
her Company. Was instantly killed ~ an
early hour this morning by falling from
q log train on the Arkansas Midland Rail-
road. TIL Wheels of two cars passed over
him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
reutralia Hud Chester Transferred

lttl'I Bi.lt Sl'FtlAl.
CcnetTea!ia. H.. May 2S.-Tha old Cen
tralla and Chester Railroad directors
held meeting here ana Transferred any
interest they might have In the ,-lrynrati,:n
to the Illinois Southern company mi, was
tn" board that WAS in charge lCr"lr tie
receiver WAS appointed and - headed hv +
Is. Needles of Nashville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
Texas Educator Run Over.

BFSPI' Ri.ic SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. May 2s.-Prolessor II. 7:
Mende. principal OF the High Schoo! at
Rluff Payetts County, WIS run over and
killed by a Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway train near la Grange last night
The car wheels ground the pody 10 pieces
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
Time Will Re Shortened

Wabash night train to Kansas City will
leave ST Louis at lV:I1 Il. n.-an hour and
a quarter later than nOw-after June ),
but will arrive al Kansas City same time
as now. Il m
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

The way Barrs are selling Cry goods now
makes (: worth walking downtown to buy
them. All cur summer goods have had the
prices tempIlnSly remarked. None but the
brave deserve the bargains IN such crises
as these.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
Texan StrUck Hy Lightning.

REPUBLIC special.
Dallas Tex. May 2S.-CicorRe Troxler. a
Young farmer of Grapevine 'rairie. near
This ctty was killed by fgnsIfEE stst night
" hIle reaching over barbs1 wire fence
during a thunderstorm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
SPECiklTiES.

ouls C.. EoMLE LIVERY CO.
UNDERWRITERS AND EIB AI.dERS.
Carriages $500 Hearses .0o
p.ck Cloth Caskete Tirst-ciass Goods. $40 ana
U2wsrds.
GLOBE STABLE, 1872 CHESTNUT 81
TELEPHONE I-iIS sN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

| Wabash day train for Chicago viii leave
! 81. Louis al 4.i1 Il. III. after June 3-Jwenty
| minutes earlier than now.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

'iyooIdri'Te.,r ana he is 50 known amon:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

A iirstclass family summer resort, situated On
the tish hank cr Lake Michigan Fine sanity
beach. sicplng gently into the Jake insuring sa
bathing Eas gof lnks. BASEBALL. tennis.
Gue+ grounds. swings and thousand shady
hooks. Hops and other entertainments every
evening. cuisine unexceiled. For particulars ad-
d'.~s sleepy Hollow. South Haven Mich.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
HOT SPRINGS, VA,
THE SURFSlDE.

New Hotel Alphin. capacity $50: rates. s.
10 s. % per day, SIS. % per week and upwards
L. g ALPHIN Proprietor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29

rRIEDMAN-aionday, May S. lsoo at r ~
rrhr StIx Friedman. aged wear DAYS oeIoNei
sor of AR and Mrs. Abraham friedman
Funeral GpgIvatel Tuesday at : p m
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-29
THE MARSHA

~oS
1rw and elegant hotel: accommodation. ,
lal The Annex viii be cpec frcm Nav ~ 10 4
tober ID Kathryn NarsianG