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vote Of FazOn bO1nO election held at the clement box
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
-o.a value
WORKING FOR COUNTY FAIR.
Old Settlers May Hold II Al Creve
Occur Lake.

4 wsp-Htts-dea meeting % citizens q
81 l5oEis County was held 81 CrFvH C.oesr
LAKE. on saTu--By <u- The purpose % dis
c7Esilg the feEsibElitv q tolclnr county
-E-r e that -lace rhls yea. Tns meeting
Wis held un5sr the auspices Of the OI5
sst-ls-s Assoriatio-. and wGs prompted
~ g. C-er O Jscon StUaI. J., VINO r-o-r,-
lses 70 oefrEy Ihs expenses - The undsr-
,Akli-s. i'roTtoinE :: Is hela n l-is grove
81 C-svs Coeu-
S-- sruG.'s ucsr WIS accepted withou.
Z s:s1tl-,E vatt. E-io-the tEiI vii i,e held
AMOUR 1ht fIalooA% C SspIenoe-- TIE Gaze
v - 1ci ds1n1tsiy az%a, however. as rhoYe
a. lne rnettine 1sslr-s5 1-sI 70 consult win
ne llrec-o-S % me regular County Fair
Association. which has recently become
1harcsally involved For this reason i was
decided 70 hold another meeting Il Cay
ioa On July -. When il Is hoped that az
Enas-st2 cd<nr cEr be reached with u. Of
cials and diFectars Of The regular orca---
lESElnn- some q -hs ia-r.r ar. trss,sr,IsIIv
involved IL the financial embarrassment Q.
The oTEanLzsTiuu and have oasr ha.irE tbz-
ENGAGEMENTS could he MADE Whereby the
lar could be nslG again this year z: the
ti- grounds II LwyHr. and thereby give
-hem an Opportunity q Decreasing Ins1-
losses
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
MAINTAINING CARS
AND LOCOMOTIVES,
A Leading Factor In Determining
the Earning Capacity Of
Railroads.
FIGURES FOR THIS COUNTRY.
Averages Which MAY Be Used n
Making Yearly Co1nparisons-
Two C0nvenricns-Rail-
road Notes.

AZ IL these 5svs al q the problems y
ths s-lrrcs .: 1-aasp0r.Htioo--even tn0se
th.- are purely observation-disclosures De solved
IL n. cleE- light Q. ne- earnings. the 1a=ss-
tho. Of ;ne money cost q maintenance Q.
eculrIus-; becomes z. interest 10 Lae heads
Q. the depE--Ener-- Ons important line The
AfchisJ-.. Tupeka Ea5 Sara Fl, shows
catsrU-ica1ly Z the annual reports ne
average cost q repairs Eno renewals I's-
locomotive par passenger ca an i'e-
freira- car. Perhaps Others DO likewise
The p-artine Is admirable and might wei
De extended. says the Railway Age.
Possibly many have MT seen -bs lAtest
statement Of The average COS; G; equipment
r,lsirr snaaos. and WI be i--e-es-e1 II {
t-lef summary o. the facts The --s u-es
a. 70 oe .oCnd = ths returns - me -t-ef-
SIZE Commerce Commission, E.1 are gwen
here Is hey appear tor me tcu- yeas
-sg.-nS Inclusive The averages Ers OBJ
tanned .: course. ~ DIVISION q lti-
AMOUNTS -ef.o-Jec - aEve been exi'enlec
r7-Jy- each hea5 :o- repairs Goc renew -
~ -as number u locomotives. Tia-E-si--l;--
cl.-s ana freight cas-. respectively acre
". -ht 1-E-as tI- lie El--s- STATES;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
PLACE FAITH IN eogPfRS.
Strikers Expect Him 10 Arrive
Here To-Day From Denver.

With Samuel =. Gorape-s, president q.
tts American Fe5e-s tlo- o: Llbo-. nov -es-
The hopes - -hs Street Railway Employs s'
UEiJ2 - & satisfactory adjustment o he
6I1s-zuces 5scvest- the union Ea5 ire s.
Louis TRANSIT COMPANY.
NJ Gu-n;se-s Is expected - arrive = 81
Lsu-s to-day The union has ngt b.-au rs
sE-s5 tha. lie WI GONE, hUt lis y-eserc.
has ;,ssI requested An5 as ne WIS II Dent -
s-la11-,E a Labor convention Eul has J. =
+EEt city = s. East. the members 4 -ne
Union .cTt'c- az. 70 stop II 5 Louis Iu-ir
eu5lEt - -GEs some sep. toward -.rrs-. =
E-a1S -hE strike. .Gs- VIVA ne Is expected
Io- s.tCva. Il g sGld, - the rot-rI-iers q
the r-l1--, hC- = Is cJ-tllt.--.. expected ths.
g VII lake some sELl-E-y Ec-iu-
The headquarters Of The uulon a. Wal
hz-aR EE- were deserted yesterday. Is cne
committees DO -or rn-=t o. sunday. Tos
Executive Cu---,.ir-e-. :. lccu-1 VIII ras
c~,-ssi--c E---Ve- - II Ioe EXECUTIVE session
---tA-aEy Afternoon Er.b-a.y W. issue Z
SeusEL Manager George y. Esz-rnoE c:
Lue -. Lp--is TRANSIT Company.
L1G---la- " -ls1- = -. Citizens Aroic-a-
Io- & ll1-ittes. who with Others q re
co-rrr-1es. cEliec OF F@E5 LeE-la--- Er-u--
neg -1- tie =. Louis Transit COMPANY. sat
E-Gzy afternoon. End u-Teo -ha1 E-;ic-a-iar
os aduY-e1 RI Z means o. terminating me
STRIKE. expects reply -ro;u tas company
Is-Ezr.
E1wE-ds T-hitafe-. president o. Il. -
- hEc no knowledge o . Cl-...-1.s A-ili-.-l-
rl1l COMMITTEES, and TIA. = sIC1 Z commit
-ee oac called - see ne cu-nqEcy's a-rtu--
Fey II business relating - -. : 1--qE-y he
co1ld not alscuss ne matter Enul be knew
L. about -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
GEARS MARVELLOUS MEMORY.
Characteristics Of the Late Iowa
Senator
EEP-ELc sFE-A-


Washington July 1.-THE success q the
,zIs ssr.at1r Gs2- G: 1cwa II politics vEs
-uuch helped ty hiH marvellous -ns-nG-y. NJ
detail escaped rs recolac-icn Eo5 IL re-
cLiIs1 The mos. Ir-H;aE s-HEirs fu- Yeas.
Re WAS Z ve-stEtIs library Ia- reformation
tluc,-Irg ~ tns leELs.aIi1n snhcIed fu- lis
o-E-e- The sE--. memory served t-m i;
Eoa- s-.51 - ntstir.. Peopie- = = said
& Iowa that ne Remembered every -1ac 70
WHOM ne had been t-f1ru-uce.-
In Io+ Senate ~ WIS chairman ~ The Pa
CHG Coast Railways Cor-ui--ea and took
Hs was widely KNOW as me Ole soldier ;
rleo1 Eoc CO much Il Iaf-r Interest
As wGs uO-rinE % L Erano-s-lI4d politician.
ana be talked LIKE. rut ne ranked n.sh
among TIE coussrvslive. rhDuEnt1-l men -
tne senate one - ISIS CURIOUS 12Ln--s -
la;s5 l. ttre iJV-c-ov-DeG, b.aGd-briru-Iec
EET which n. always wore t-s was -lpsS
Csr--El q The hea1T'I-e., and al1sr han -
ieEvs u :. the riuak-uorn % womb take Il
daily ITO the Senate ana place l. g ths
1ocr ny lis side. The-e i was --e1 5sE.iy
stepped u.Iun, 70 the ;srea; CONSERVATION -
me Senator.
Ms Gsa- took deep interest = tas Ser
E-ur WORK. she drove win A-ra every Gay
- tns Capitol ana spent some hours &. -Hs
EEle,-y. here she could Sc. hin In LIS sasL.
Mrs Gear J. an DcTfve c0-rruu--icanf ~ the
Episcopal Church and hs- husband was also
& member. During us -EtLs- years The Sen
Ltur had EbstE.-e6 altogether traTn tobacco
ana ASIur O E.s SIT,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE,
Board of Education.
s. L.ouis. .rlr Eh- Isca

s. Louis. .uly 1c-h. Isca-
sealei proposals viii De resolved al ths
Education, Ninth and Locust SIS. o, o.
before O'clock ? H.. u tas 17-h day o:
jay, -sa. for work a. follows
! Alterations ana ad1iti0as- Lscsuuad
Required deposit xaso
!. Repairs 70 heat3nE apparatus, Laca-
Required deposit, SO 90
5 Shelving and .Eble. Supply Department
Required deposit. - o..
( TtD-.ag ana plaster repairs. E-Et
Required deposit s1g
: New noor. domestic Science roo--. Jee-
Required oepost.. $500
s. New too-. Domestic Science -oo-a.
Shepard School
Required deposit. sx.W
:. Skylight. Board q Education R-lctng
Required deposit. s2..@
Al bis sall bt mace oUt o. blanks
which VII be furnished g. The Department
o. Buildings.
An bids shLu be sel1e5 ans indo-sed
I--NER. Commissioner Of Schooi Buil0-
;nEs AID be deposited Il the box II the
lobby OF ihs Pulling Department o. ~ be-
fore The above date.
FiEs shall ss lccurrrpzuie5 Sr DEPOSITS n
the amount set ouI Il each specification No
hi6 vii De ertert1tIsss unless Accompanied
~ such deposit Al Of such deposits 20 be
IL c.s. OF certified check. maze payable 10
me Board O. E5ucs-lOn Of the CITY Of s.
Louis which amounts SHAH De deposited
with the Secretary ane Treasurer, who viii
deliver therefor L certificate: this certificate
snaN os incioss5 I. int envelope Containing
the bid
No ni5s received ca be with1rEvr prior
70 tre close o. tire regular meeting OF the
Board q EducEticn next succeeding the
opening Of The bids- = violation OF tni.
provision on the -BAr- u shs bidder. OF 4
FAILURE 70 comply with the aware made him.
rhnu forfeit 20 TIE Board his decos;g as
iiquiastea damages fur his breach OF con-
tract
the Bard reserves the r.shI 70 rejsc.
Ery u- al bids.
Specifications fo- -hs above work may be
viewed al the Ruiicinr Department. Boa-d
% EGucz non FL the Master BElide-E' E:x-
change srr5 AZ he -oo-is % the Building
Cu--racTors' Association
BIDDERS desiring 20 garry eway plans and
s.s.clacar.ous vii be required 10 make q
Small deposit 70 insure the prompt and SAFE
return Of the sane
VIZ z iTTNEE
Commissioner % School B-.i61ngx
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
WERE ~BHEkKING" TEXAS PONY.
Two Men Arrested Charged With
Crlelry 10 Animals.

Charles schI4Ige-. . hu-seshos-. living
L: NJ 81 Pennsylvania avenue. 1n5 Joha
:seishir. q 5utcn=-, Hrtns al No. 5Gls
..---iErn street, were arrested z: Eleventh
and Carroll streets yesterday morning OF
the charge % cruelty beating horse The!
ere --yIce - break" 3 young Texas
pony which Ike al Of fts kind offered
css.e-a.s resistance In u-csY 70 hold ths
hc-ss they had large ropes tied around Ins
neck ana about The nose II such Z uaEne-
that vt,er -:ls animal strained and 5s-ked
=. caused rhs Hood 10 fUw from ner cos-
--.:s. The rope around The neck -zhbe5 the
ha.r uH n places and bruised he skin o:
The hu-se-
DOCTORS Francis J. Prefer Of No. %
Sidney Er-eer and Charles X e.r.spsrg Q. No
III s-1c,b Eleventh strest noticed TIE Crssf-
r1.erlt q Lhe pony and reported II 10 Police
men Thomas Aa6 Miller OF The Third Dis
r-ir-- who placed Sch1linge- and Selsa-r
urder Er-es-. They VIII be sem 10 Ihe
S1uth -. Louis Fuli.s Cou-. TINS Tsn-n-
jig ctlsrse5 WI cruelty 10 al animal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

T6--1ER-sudaealy Sunday. July ID 'sh,
VI Tsr.se a. a..ie nee Ezacs-ro-s-- dearly be-
irves vrfe o. WE Z Mueller
I1.te-r-1e-f r-.vs-e 1r5u 1896 NsE1 F1rs st--e-
sa1 Jov. san F-I1l1isco Ena Los Angeles Cal.
paos-s SieGss COPY
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Coroner Armstrong Fails 10 Find
the Woman Who Is Said 10
Have Been With Woodward
BODY SHIPPED TO DENVER.
Mother Of the Dead Man Pros
rrated With Grief-Sedaha
Relatives Inclined 10 the
Suicide Theory.

c1-o-e- Armstrong % - Louis County
has 8 cisw which ae links may throw
some uett cr me mystery surrounding -hs
Death q AIbs-. Woodward. the young tna-
vh1se body was .ound = a. abandoned
she5 Of Jefferson Barracks reservation las;
Wednesday With & bullet Il tns hsSi-
Il the course q MS investigation .. The
clRs Coroner Armstrong WIS Informed thE,
Woodward VS. Il ths barracks VIII
vougn known Is Clara Lamont 8 sisnae-
blonde aged Enout years IHis
wu-nzn. he has been Informed remarked 10
su-.ls one ~ The barracks that L crowd d
so.ais-s had t-iei % gr- her 70 leave " aoo-
ward AID 90 with the-n While she was
,iro-neaad.nr through sc-tI' q woodland
o. the reservation When Woodward re-
fused 70 let the girl leave him. II rs SAID,
+. f,rrf eusue5 Il which her es@o-t was Is
sGu!red ~ -hs CrcwG,
TIE Coroner Was informed thai -hs La
mont vJ1nEn lived e. No ssp South Broad
vay bUt sns Is nct known there ~ thai
name -'.s Curursr hopes 70 locate Ter
through Charles = Murphy. who Is Elso
known IS III AushE, Gl1 VINO i se1-
xes.e-aGv n. oody OF WOODWARD was
shipped 20 De-vgr. Cole. for burial
Ars Matte " oD5vs-d. IN. mother q The
dead MAJ. who srerteo tur 81 LOUIS rom
Denver OF Z p-emouidun thai so--ltftElne
mad btfalsn h=- son was Intercepted &:
Ch.lico-ne 4 telegram called ns- back
West ana when she reached Denver ths ssa
news was broken - her. she Is now pros
--E-s5 ~ [he shock
William Cunningham. whose wife Is ths'
sister @ Mrs. Woodward. came 81 The way
f-ur. Se1Elia No. IL order 10 break the
-iG.acS 70 the mother and spsns Friday
night and Sunday &; The AlexiaI Brothers
Hospital looking so- Mrs. WooewG-c- Ss
cic n0i know thai sas returned home Ny
Cunningham ciiugs ARMY 10 the suicide
-h..C-y
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Excess Fn-es On Fast Trims

y tbs pr-ccl2is o1 requiring competitive
Lines 70 charge excess fare OF fast trains
Is Sound rs applied 20 the roads between
Chicago En1 New York. II Is equally AZ
y-icz-nle 70 thoss between Cincinnati ma
New York - L1uss end New YORK. and
g. o., sBrs The Railway Age me original
agreement II lbiar iags=1. covered clrlyis-i-
Ion --a-n me three y esre-r cE-lss named.
SID rnH demand % the EssIrIrsore sut ONO
p.,uthv ts-frr LHsI STANDARD line. btlveeu
s. LrI1is md Nv :. ok SHAH charge excess
fares u -bE1r LasI trains IS quite def.rsihls
Fur seven ye:-fs- however. Ihs plan O! dr.
fs.s-lLiss rates, WITHOUT -er4r5 10 F;eAd %
trains has t'tt1 operated rut q. 81 Louis
with fair slEs1Hc-iur.. ElC Some O. The
lines Do n0t favor -as adCf-iunal require
rns-.- o. extra -E:es or certain trains. Eur
The e-eerDe-l- should either is s--f sroed or
-euesle
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
TRAVELLING CARNIVAL.
New Advertising scheme Adopted by
Ihc rrat,oHrG Air Line.

The seEhaE-o Ar Line his undertake. Z
roveI exploitation q rs line ~ assisting
- promote so-T q travelling carnival, the
:esru-ss. &C which s-nbodv collection o.
-e--lcrEG ole PRODUCTS Of the s1l on this
ruEce - exhloiIiUr OF sea curiDsl-ies Re ~
pies 1ru-c Inv rnEn-tEE curing Industries %
IAbiisSeo Il It's territory and 'Aicway
Entertainment i is the Il eIrscn o. The
railroad people - LIKE The show a. El1EE
Ike ruufe .-Eve-sed - -ls SszbGs-C Al
Line ans wtIs-s Euy interest can hs excited
- cst the people OK 81 each pace E-nC 70
gather. sT cif- o. gurChast, Ens best u ne
EXHIBITS and with then 70 form IN cxhibi-
ZION Vf:ich is 10 ts taken through n. Mort.
and West EnG ultimately the EurUI,sdn
.slafes. THIS the has c-s.sreo Ito new
freight CGrS anG mas commenced 10 receive
try locomotives recently ordered by T.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
DELAYED BIZ QUARANTINE.
Common Carrier LiahIe for with
holding Information

A. IMPORTANT aecis.on Il regard 70 The Na-
hilt-y q corzrl- carriers - The T,C1-c y as
rendered tv Judge Parker Il LSIIs- AZ,
~, o. July 3. Il the slU- g. MS " are
eEE.-lsI -Ee receiver q the C.lc---lE--. NV
orleans En5 Texas Pacific Ms Ware SIZED
Tor 1GuEEEs .or failure - oz.'vs' her 70 ii--
proper d.s-iusCiuT, The v-a-E-.e hHc p---
~ EsE5 { through cicEs- % AtsxEncrlG- I'd.
E-ls EF.e- staring OF ne- Journey she a.
la-zs that shs vas s-1Vpec 10 szVs--sst.
DAYS tv quarantine Z; New Orleans o. Ec-
ceE-Lt % yellow fever.
The ya..--- h-.ia II vRs the 5usr II the
Ere--s Il rhe common Carriers % tutnrf-
--avsie.s OF Err delay IN the journey. and
ma. the failure Il 60 SC makes Ioe-n AH-
Toe The failure he said Q. ri agent 10
eve proper Information - tbs travelling
public would be equally IS %. &s 70 give
-sIs1 Information Ths -sct taEl at eill-
dssuir YVES --.vaie-- II New Orleans. and
that : quEralrlne e-ss-sl, IVES KNOW =
the Gete-GEUt. Eu1 should have been c21--
-1E--Icztes - TIA purchaser - ne ticket
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Brown Merit sys,en.

The Wabash rses what is Enpw- as the
Brown merit system q discirlins and rs
z rssEl. Of is Operations II June TWO az
E.ineS-s ans three n-aksrne- who disot,ey e5
The rslles Of Lhs company are now seeking
e-rulCvr Il.u- .lEsVn.erE. while ,ll,-r.f.s- q.
The. employees were given credit marks ..-
et.iciert service II 10 ernpioyr,erl. has
the general character Of employees been
"a So u the las ten years as IL -.ii-uas
b.gloess through The 5-UtheraroaSs a-ls 1ht
strife, discipline enforced by rhs rail
Nzvs v Inch Discipline meets VIII -hs a->-
I-o1zl .. The c-o-hr-aoods
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

'.Gl..al1ar--.c n -a-t LhG-. IL -ht 1At .
times Il Ihss .L-,- SGT e-z-it'e - &c
rls-I Vbs Eyuwe-.y SlEE-@1 l. Stii4.ii1t7i-
E.,s t=Ls-L .n- snIv--.g so -so Iifs-a-.l.4-
Ehv = -as1-s- aetna norma .ss-;s sI-4--s-s
-t.a- ~.n- .l- Isss tIr exGDpl-- Oh io-
O. Ne HAND. many rJEGs -aE-i-. hf'=clt,- APP -
--lg-ll,,.s u -evy-sue +g- IL benefit . ne
sci..-,rn.r- Department WHOM. carrying he
rrla.lev through Lhs opE-E--rs expense t-s-
counts.
AL things considered. therefore, ps'-:IETas
r.e rEUr-s given u ne table -. 1Ae IlhN
~ sa.e,ltt.c as Z -.as a1.E be estimate o. ms
Ev%-as- E.rual cost - trs ---i--,-tsTltL-ics q
lie .rEtT.reI- g. Ine Americas railways, o.
SAY IL -QEuc T.1--.=~s. $50 :ttr toc9Ill-.-N-
S.st 10y -.-ssarlra- cs- and a.. 70 So ;s-
+-g!cEt ca On IRIS EssG-pe-4J--- = ms
Etr-zsas TX higher ma. -hess. ne yea
t..-r-ii1s power y -As -1A5 is coocsEIe- -
rnlt ,x-.s--- Will. = -rev -E- love- rs
r.--Ecs-nss-s1 IIEy Dt called =. justly ~
financial interests - prove t.E- TIE prop
.--v Is NJ h.--E G-rwsc :. -stsTl--l-e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION.
Gutenberg Horses, Cattle a1d
Swine 10 Be Exhibited.

Washington. July 1S,-The Secretary %
Agriculture has received t-ors The Central
v5-s-G,Td Of the Oios-Ihurg Agricultural So
ciety Of oldenhu-g, Germany. ths srinognee-
nsrI Tia. general agricultural exposition
cSIfea lznoesIlerschau," viii be held al
thai capital from august - L. 1905. This
IS reEardsc as one OF the most ir1T.-r-1Lrr.
European agricultural exEibf-iors ard he
hes; breeds Of the 0id%nbu-r Coach horses
snc Of lie tzr known Dlcclcu-g cattle and
swine VII be exhibited
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

Z :. HIATT.
Local fa-~oast Official.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City % St Louis,
Law Department.
I'm N lall.

CITY q St Louis,
Law Department
July ID 300
To Whom II Nay Concern. Take Notice
The Commissioners. Il the matter q; oPen-
1nE Sullivan gvscut ln1e- Ordnance No
11s-4 VII NEE; II room -. C1-y Han. on
July 1t 1872 al !.3t 4 IL. FOR the purpose
Of assessnC benefits occGsiOneS cy ssi5
U5,eE,i-E and AZ parties Interested are IL
r1teS 70 - present; vner and where they
have the -lrhs 20 cs heard. and raEg except
- ne Commissioners r=.o-. before TIE CIR
cut CoIrT wber Il Is Hlcd-
The taxing district f0r slia cpsrtnE IL
cigdes Las properly 4 The district bounded
east by Jefferson avenue. vest by Clay
avenue north hy Beterr street and AshlEnf
avenue soatE by 9. Louis srerue and
Greer avenue
3 SCHNURNACHER.
City Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

Cheap excursions q the Western ROADS 70
Colorado p;i.nts are likely Il ca EHs f-ic-iun
between these ROADS and taEir Central Pas
Bsnrs- Association connections The .x-
cu-sion RATES were rendered and arcer-ed
as bastnC rates ron points cas-; Of Chi
c.ECa IN ACCEPTING Tie rates rendered as
has.-r rates the eer1Irs- TraGs lnruuEnf
thsy were showing ia. excurslur,s al rhs
attention thar CORD -rasuIl-h.r bs expect
&c o -hsu- Some u -hs Western roaSs
lprear z, think tUEers-- -hE- more On
gOGruce-De-1 was 70 Zoe expected than hl.s
been extended Enc - make gaoG The de-
fsciercy they have Instructed .hef- uv--
fsaste-r agents 70 sell exchange r-tis-t Al
Eastern Fsu.z-s II ce-laeCtio. WIKI rhsss ex-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
SANTA FE WANTS IT.
said te Re Negotiating 70. Line In
Peoria, III.

Peoria IT,, Juls 1h-II Is snis thai ths
Santa Re RE5l-uat Company has made I
proposition 20 the Peoria and E-ei-tn Term
tr.ll COMPANY. IL necoriE-icn for the -u--
chase q N. criminals H-Ie connecting Pc
O-iR enc F'ski-- This iire p-ouio make Z
-11s. desi-Cbis erl-E-Ice tO- the SANTA ! =
into Peoria, E-.S there Is no doubt thai the
officials q Lns DE y extern svgt-rL ~. EIS-
iuu. 10 secure coflIpi-I- cuutro! Of Il Prs
i5ert L. =. Ripley u the Santa Fe e quoted
Is Saying thH- Peoria Is the ouly point II
Central Ililnu.s II which Z rs-I GusyB I'VE
business could 5e ups-L-e1
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NARTLS-or Eurdnyl July ID. 1895. 81 q n;
---,rr.ns ! hIs---ir. believed son uf THOMAS An.
A..,-r Ma-ttr lnes BlrEEIIsl. EEec : yeA-rh
Funeral viii tcle TiRcs 1r1Tn family res4oelcs
", az C,-rEr- avenue. Oh M1a1;sy, JEfy u, II
J, n 70 Calvary cefDs-e-v-
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e ZPOLIsH
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City o. St. Louis.
Law Department.
1r-A

City Of St. Louis.
Law Department.
July Il. Dso-
To Whom 7. May Concern. Take Notes
The Commissioner. n The matter Ok
widening Broadway. uader Ordinance No.
1s.ts. VIII meet II roc1 "a. Csy 6AIi. Oh
assessing benefits occksionet tg sale e2eD-
ing. ana al parties interested are tcvlteo
10 be present, when and where tney csSe
Commissioner report before fne C1rci.is
Court when II Is Elsa
The taxing district fcr satc opening m
clu6es re property within the following
boundaries: North BY city Hmttn. south by
CALVARY avenue east By rfver and west ~
3. scNJRMACHER.
Gu Cou1saa1A !.
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--k-es ramps Jumped on : locomotive
vfl-: g-sod IL -hF Yards @ .us Denver
and f.iu G-Ende F-H.rVGy a. p.ray. Colo.
u- -Eiy 2. End STARTED DIT OF heavy cgW-n
E-aoe a. -ns Speed Increased -yu a.: me
--Er..,s hecErn. frightened Gnc r.-uTe1- -ine.
huve-sr remained OF The locomotive, hg-
was u.lE zee 70 c1-lCrul =, tI1 Eu5U- I've
rl.s cut the engine Jumped -os trek At
1 curve .laGly wrecEtrr -rs.t and ire
r-a-E TIE tramp escaped win t--i d EllChI
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The WEATHER.


= ash Ilsro1l. July "a i o-e-ast for MONDAY snG
-..-s1Ey-
LlInas<-Lo-al rul-.S and tnui.de-stu--ls MOB
GH 5 rE-t c.t8le- showers TUESDAY :-eE. v-esI-r-
ly venlE
1--E--lss--- dnrs-OT.nE and cooler iIc.isE
Ess--El;y fur Tuesday s1u-h.rlv vl:l-S-
aa-zsaI---<Jcs- r41fls Ena lhI.HdA-stn --ls Mon
aa.. vz-E Cooler = eastern Iso--.oI4s, EsnerL.y
-. ~l.asaE-. na..y Nlnah-
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and the ure-t standing o. thH platform Q:
the station holds the loop e-I- coward ths
engine The engineer r---ls rs E~-r through
-tie la,- and -huE secures The orders en-
r-yirr the nour 10 ne trE. sJt-iur where ..is
f-gir. STOPS The ds.ics 4 used u.iy for
nineteen orders which 60 1ot have - De
rlc.lna - tie LII. Gy.N.
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Annexation Annual Meetings.

Tbs American Association II General Dag
rZEe Agents VII .ri1 IL L--uG- r.%s--rE
II Boston ~ "Wednesday
The Central AssIclEt.n = RAILROAD Off,
ca-s vii hOtd rs annual meeting - Louis
villa Ky Tomorrow .n1 Y e-ugslav
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE CT FTB-I-A-TON-The Roa-s o. 3D.
re-ris0-s o. Madison County. State Of N,.sxss-
stp-5 " ID ls- 20 r.;s lrveE sealed ootEr I'M
t-scS for s.E-isne-y. record books k1o u-hQ
tici>s such required ry lsv - he fur
1lshec tv -hs slte coE.,.,y " Noncxy. .ht H DAY
o. Angus a =. 1900 A bons % 1sN
curn;5G-y eta hid -u- the .Rf-hfl performance
q rne cn.--a-- And the bios 70 confu.ra
strictly -he T-p~:ssors % cfsp-e- II cf sne
Annotated Gods u lsss q Eissiaapp. snS amenc-
rasnt ths-vta. -rhnyts- c. shsss ac:s 1sA. Bids
mus Dc H1e3 II cDe CfSn.e-y Css-ko oehoe II
Canton Madison Ccr--y. Eiski0spsk. on be-
fu-e he Isl dzy o. August 1884 A true cry oS
tie minutes 6 r. ksuD Cnxnnsry C1erh
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On the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Ct.icaro and
s.. Louis EadlwaF. tr1sl Is being made os
euCu-s-45 OF The Erie Railway The r-p.-
order sick has q hands four feet .onE, or
one eng Of winch Is large boer Of BASKET
willow. The Crft-r orders are fastened ~
Ktre n the JUNCTION q The hoop and hsuSis
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