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Frank krause and Lily Coring Of
-. Louis Went 10 Bellevi!le to
Wed. hut Became Frightened.
ONLY TOOK OUT THE LICENSE
Professional Knot -TycrS Pursued
Them From Office 10 Oilirc
Until III Last They Re
turned Home.

\ hJhd~,ul,- yuuuE couple from St Louis
giving the names Frank kr1use and Lily
Curius got ofi Day line ear at Belle
VII" late Saturday evening with the iU,en-
ZION Of securing a marriage license and BE-
iug married
They went direct 10 ,:e Courthouse.
uh,.e they procured Il license. and. Incl
deutdlly. were met hy three local Justices
OF the Peace. who wished 10 marry them.
They evidently changed their minds about
getting married Immediately. a. they dis
appeared after obtaining tie Iiccu-.. auI
all Efforts un tb, part 81 the eui,rT,I .siii;
Justices 10 locate them proved futile
The couple reached Erlievillt about 4:a)
O'Clock. aud were Immediately spotted ~
the Justices in question. When they
reached the County Clerks office no one
Was there at the time to issue a license
but Justices Ward. Canuaday ana Boncau
were there to receive them, each one with
a story OF the efficient service and dUrt-
bIity of his own particular method Of ty-
ing tha nUptial knot.
Justice R"neau handed the young man MS
card ana took the Coupl" into his office.
accompanied by the other two Justices, VI"
We're still bidding for the JOB. The yous-;
man seemed much amused at the meth ,d-
employed by the Justices To obtain TRADE
and remarked that II he ever wanted TO get
married again he would surely journey to
Eelleville. He finally declared that IN.
Justice who would lind some one ~ issue
thu license would have the job of marry
inG him To his pretty companion
There WAS an immediate stampede to
find Clerk Thomas. or some of his deputies.
and finally, after some dc-ay. Deputy CLERK
Henry Bruesel was escorted to Justice
Boneaus office. After Il short Whispered
conversation with the hride-to-be the
young man accompanied Clerk BrueSeI to
his office. where he obtained the license, and
returned to Justice Boneau's office with the
ostensible purpose Of having the ceremony
performed.
The other Justices now fnincd by sernraI
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he will have not less than ",l-' whlie NC nc
democratic, state ticket VIII win by al least
3,.UDn. ,., 49,,
..Tha disturbance at Victor. in which coo
mel Hvo4..y,r waS tn. central i2ift. hf9
been greatly mapuiti'd The truth 81 ~"
matter. as reported In the Denver kephb-
Ii.,uu lf tho time and as confirmed 10y later
iuvrsti.ltinn. s. that IN" trouble started
between TWO Mckinley men. on" on morse
back other Mckinney men went u" ne
r.-,llc of Th, man on hur~ei'a'k. Nh". tfi'E
thoueur was being attacked 10y bold. htd
Democrats.
Il :r,l confident that Iuah" VIII b" ll' mo
sr.ifj, ty at t,Iqt 5rr. ana Wyoming by IL
hast "Win. california ] consider doCotihi.
with Democratic chances good.
Samuel \ Wentworth ~ Oakland. tHi;'
thinks his State VII! - {" ,h" party when
does the b,st work. 60 ~,
''ts u stands ~ present II" Saii. i
think tn. Democrats ar" ahead. and h'-
li"Ve tnrv viii carry tho state unless the
Lig cprpur:ifiuus should successfully PM M"
effect the uuliey uI coercion th:tt they adopt
,.I ig lNa,
James e.. Tirau Of Hal'im"r'. Md. thinks
his S:ur. Will ~ into TN" democratic col
umn. Will. : =, b. Witt of jamestown. y
y CONSIDERS New York "a doubtful! STATE
7 NJ Pi,I som ~ lud..tUapulis tniilhs l!'NIh
" in carry Indiana.
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Opinions al Ncnhrr> From, Colorado,
indiana. MARYLAND md NcN Nnrk

Democratic caiapaign buttons and Demo
cratic enthusiasm were much In evidence
last night among the delegates TO the
special convention Of the Order Of Rail
way TeltSrapherS. which conVcnrs this
morning me delegates are from all over
thv tht'n states and from some points
N tahada. and represent between :p.3lJ and
$3.50 men III the employ Of the various. big
As an Indication ~ the unanimity Of the
bryan sentiment II may he stated that
Emmett Newton of the State C,ntra! Com
Inittee went among them ia the rotunia of
the Llnd-! Hotel with Il pocket fun of
Bryan badges. Three delesates refused to
wear thein-one, from San Francisco. Cal
because ne WAS in favor Of nehs: another
trom tleNeiand. o., because he hadn't made
up his mind yet. although ne declared him
sen strongly against Hanna; and the other
because he was 4 straight out-and-out Re
pLhiican. Nj the others welcomed the in
signals Of Democracy and wor- them
one of the prominent dele2ates IS T. G
Eonney Of Denver
"All talk Of Colorado going Republican Is
the veriest bosh.' said MIR. Bonney. prob
ably Bryan viii not have the abnormal plu-
rality that lie had in 1896; but am sure
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IN THE COUNTY.

A delegation of county Republic.us will
march in parade tomorrow evening from
nion Station tn the Roosevelt meeting in
the Coliseum. +. ". Blackmar of Web
sler Groves mas been selected as marshal
The new parsonage Of St. Johns Evan
Seiicai Church AT MELVILLE was dedicated
yesterday. Special services were held in
the morning, afternoon and evening Al
the morning services addresses We're deliv-
cred by Professor Charles Muegge of Eden
Seminary and the Reverend Henry Bode.
the pastor of the church. At tho after
noon service the sermons were delivered nv
tne Reverend Charles Essen of St I,nui.;
and the Reverend Theodore Doekler of Oak.
WILLIE AT last nights services both SEP
mons We're in English and were delivered
by the Reverend John Walter and the
Reverend Herman Haas, both Of ST. Louis
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dispatch from Tien-Tsin states that
a band of Chinese soldiers checked the ad-
vance of q German column near 1ien-TSiIi
Great Britain and the United States are
acting in concert in China.
France and Russia were trying to force
the President 70 declare himself on the sub
ject of indemnity.
Emperor of China. in an edict. blameS
himself with Ministers for Boxer uprising.
Chinese rebels are attacking inland VII
lagos An Indian regiment has been dis
PATCHED to the scene
Beers preparing 10 resist advance OF Cen
eraI Buffers army at Lydenburg-
Field Marshal Roberts is expected to issue
p proclamation of peace Thursday, the All
niyersary of declaration of war.
The boundary question between Nicara-
qua and Honduras has been settled.
The Filipinus are again active. They
have conigd American tactics ana ar" fight
ing with more skill Further American
skirmishins has been fruitlosS.
Sir Thomas Upton denies that he triad
ia corner pork and says that n" IS op-
posed to corners in food products on prin-
CiVls-
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LOCAL. AND SUBURBAN.

The Reverend James NcN'iS'"r preached
his fir~t sermon minister OF Inc 'hiiS-
tan denomination.
The Reverend Father Robert !. Hayes
curaie Of 81. IatIIcI's Church for many
Years. Is dead.
Groccrs' employees arc working through
their union for carly closing
The funeral Of Miss SJlHr Eodcs Hunt
vii take place TO-DAY.
The Election Boards decision in the Ner-
rvnan-O Alailcy contest Is final so far Ii
that hodY Is concerned.
George Woods was probably fatally Shrt
in quarrel over payment Tor drinks.
Delegates of the Order Of Railway TolN=-
rinhors will convene 1T Harmonic Hall to-
,lav To begin invest icltion OF charges pre-
fcrr,d ny two officers of ihc order against
each other.
FRANKIE krsuSe and Lilly Corning Of ST.
Louis went 10 RclieNillc tn we'd. but We're
scared Off 10y Justices seeking the ion.
Tho AIteuhcim Society held meeting
and set aside special days for the bazaar,
TO he held in December.
Fourteen freight cars passed over Adnoy
Edmouds. years old, and he escaped un-
scsthcd
Ada Hess. 10 years old. was burned to
death by tho explosion Of a can of coal oil.
The funeral "f Nathan Waldstein viii take
plsCc to-day.
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COIOrcd Dress Goods
For !aiinr Made Govrs,

In confined styles and coloyings, in,
cludin& Illuminated, mixed and shot
effects, in Scotch Chcviots, Irish Friczc
and othcr popular materials
.linch Al-Wo"l IIomcspun, per yard. 500
Pinch All-Wool Venetian. per yard... I.2S
'''-'nch Mi-Wool British Tweed, pcr yard $50
lN-inc} AllWooi Iihcllnc. per yard. 80. i.50
''2-inch Al-Wool Melton. per yard .... f.75
''2inci All Wool Satin Cloth. per yard LIS
fS-inclI MI Wool Fine Imported Covert.
per yard---... Observation-Disclosures. 200
"o-incl All-Wool Frsncl, Broadclotf. p.f
yard. Observation-Disclosures. 500
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-08
NEW TRAFFIC. ENHANCEMENT.
Chacsaw Route Secures More td,an-
taEes for Its Passenger Trains.

Memphis. Tenn. oct. 7.-BcginuinS to-
day 4 traffic arranE, meut between The
Chcctaw. oklahoma and Gulf. tnc Lit,l"
Rock ami Hot Springs Western. the l.lin,.is
Central ami IN" Louisville railroads goes
into effeCr. under which 4 through service.
independent OF what j. known as the "Dla-
moEd Joe" Railroad. viii become operative.
The Illinois Central ami the two Western
roads named Will run through ears from
Chicago To Hot Springs through the Mem
EtiS gateway. On the Other hand. tn" Louis
vile and Nashvilla'S new time card has
been :" arranged that tn. noon train from
Little Rock and Hoi Springs over the Cilo,.-
lax VIII max" connection with the Louis
t4-t-
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ROOSEVELT ARRIVES TOMORROW.
Plans for Receipt Rider
speaks ut Cotiscum In Evening

Governor Roosevelt. who will speak at the
Coliseum tomorrow night. Will be- met At
East 81. Louis this evening after the meet
ing in that city. by Mayor Ziesenhein and
the -. Louis Reception Committee. and
escorted 10 the Planters Hotel
At | o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Gov
eIuCr Roosevelt and party VIII toe taken in
Carriages for u drive about the city. re
turning 10 tn" hotel Jt o'clock. About \
~ clock the Republican candidate for Vice
Pre- Il'rt Will be escorted by a COminitte-.
IF which f.. l.. WuSourr is chairman. 10
the Coliseum, where h. will make an ad-
dress.
The Twcnty-eighth Ward Republican
League Club will hold a meeting tonight
at No. -iiS pelmar avenue. 10 complete ar
rangemcnts for the reception of Governor
Roosevelt. SeVonty-fiVe rough rider uni
forms will be distributed. and arrange
ments made for a large turnout. A drum
corps with twelve snare drums, two bass
drums and six buglerS. vii lead the club.
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~ meeting of the Typographical Uni N
yesterday the resolutions CeuounCinr .JIfsa
Jacob Klein We're again taken up. ana the
1urist WIS scored Tor his action in regard
70 union idhor me committee I'm charge Of
ia" matter reported that TN, hoycnft of
Judge Klein had heen indrrseI by III.
Trades and Labor Union. and that all MEM
b.IS OF thdt organization had been in
StFnct"d To- vote against him at the coming
election Arrangem@rts We're also made 10
Keep the matter before organized labor
uhtll titction day. and to use every effort
10 dtttdt Judee kIein II the nnlls
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SPORTING

Francis TTevelyan condemns the pUSii-
lalimity Of the race course Stockholders
in not offering big stakes as an inducemeHl
10 keep rarehorS,. owners in America. lie
compliments Brighton Beach as an eNcep-
tion to the general rule.
American jockeys took Paris hv storm
and are having wonderful success u1On the
turf.
A match between two crack American
and English jockeys and horses has been
arranged.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

President Mckinley ami Iarty will dc
part from Canton to-day for Washington.
Philadelphia has contributed over Si9r.rT
10 Galveston.
Eourke Cochran, on the advice Of ply
siciarS. has Carccisd his dates and viii
consult throat specialist. He Is 50 hoaTSe
that he cannot speak above a whisper.
Actor William J. Nct'auley. who has a
part m "A Woman in the Case" was shot
and killed yesterday by Pearl Newman It.
is SAID that there WAS woman in the case.
\ ST. Joseph woman dreamed that her
husband wss dead. When she told him her
area the next morning he fell dead.
4 mob of negroes attempted to take pos
session of the railroad station AT Pleasant
Green. Mo. The agent fired upon them and
then. locking himself in thc building, tele
Craphed to The next station for help.
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HOTEL MYSTERY CLEARED.
Young Woman Suicide Identified
as Matilda Nelson.
EEpTBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Oct THE body Of a woman
who committed suicide late Saturday night
in the Grand Hotel on Broadway vas
identified tonight as that of Matilda Ncl-
son. aged ~ years. who. i'm 1896. sued the
estate of the late Austin Corhin fcr IN .al
Miss Nelson claimed that Mr.. t'orbir had
promised TO provide for her to the extent
"i %''"N. Inc case was COMPROMISED by
the Corhin heirs and Miss Neison drorped
out Of sight. she was evidently in destitute
circumstances. as pawn tickets for most
the hotel and there Were many hills from
sh"pkeepers and others. which had been
left unpaid.
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CHINESE THREATEN BRITISH.
Rebels May Invade English Terr;
tory Near Schan- Schuen.

SPEGIAL BY CABl.F
Hong-kong. Saturday, Oct. 6.-(CopyriEhr
1871. by the New York Herald Company)-
A thousand rebel Chinese are raiding the
villages in the Sanon district and are
marching on Schan-Schuen.
Indian troops were dispatched last night
to prevent an invasion of English territory.
which is threatened
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T0-DkY'S NEWS II. BRIEF.


Umpire E.nIslie Was almost n"hhed AZ
League Park yesterday h"'d'.Sc H. called
tho game in tho seventh inning on account
a. darkness. pittst.urC won. 20 ..
EuCcre Lcich. American h"'s'mIn. VIII
train for q wealthy t.UCilSh owner h"Aj
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Advance figures are given from tho an
nual report oc the Philadeiphia and Read
ing.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf has
made new traffic ARRANGEMENT affecting
its passenger trains.
The Cotton Belt inspection party was at
Fort Worth. Tex. yesterday.
4 recent decision was given OF the LA
hility of railroad companies for injuries re
sulting from loose fittings in l.tssenge or
coaches.
The Pennsylvania : the greatest money
earning corporation in the world.
The Oregon Railway and Navigati0n Com
pany has purchased a pack Of bloodhounds
10 run down train bandits.
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CHINESE TROOPS MASSING.
Two Hundred Thousand Reported
Marching 10 Sicnan-Fu.

London. Oct. s.-A dispatch from Shang-
hal says 100000 Chinese troops armed with
modern weapons are marching from all
Provinces TO join Tung F'u Hsiang az Sig
nan-Fu. where the Chinese court is,
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High -Gradc Clothing
For Youths. Boys and Children.

Our Rcady-to-wcar Garments arc in
every respect equal 10 custom-madc
clothing. Every garment We sell IS
made for MS from the very best OF For
clGn and Domestic Woolcns according
TO specifications. The styles are the
latest-thc workmanship is the best
tho prices are the lowest consis-
tent with reliable quality.
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Oneu-tir Meeting.

An open-air meeting will be held at Ho-
diamont avenue ami Horton place at s
o'clock this evening under the auspices of
the Twenty-eiShth Ward Democratic Clun.
Speeches will be made by Thomas A An
derson. Joseph A. Wright. T.. a. Noonan.
Jr.. Thomas z. Mulvihill. J. Frank Merry
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IN THE CITY.

Residence. BURNED ". Niers
| r'-itorce at No. r.lI Clifton avenue. " L.,
G.sIni-"'t Si,-,1 hy IKE yesterday mnrni....
The cause "i th' fire Is not known.
CAuSEED SONS AKREsT-Ioseph sisf-
o.. II pear ia, VAS arrested Yesterday at
| Of his tath"r, john Sighed. who d,Cl.t.,,
his sun = .ncoTriS bic
OLD CHARGE REVIVED-Joseph NnlIi-
Was arrested yesterday on q charge II
! highway r9hhcry. which occurred last July.
| f,nyl" IF No. 49, Peck street who deciIr,s
that Neliis grabbed hrr pucisct1uuk. con
taiuIEt so. from her hands lt second street
and East Grand avenue.
FINGERS CRrSHED-Jphn H,inls. .
wears Old, Of NJ. @s-1 NiuutbJso street.
fen from scuthbound Grand avenue car
yesterday afternoon IT the Intersection OF
HfayCiS ayvuU". The nuger- OF hi, left
ndEd woF' crushed beneath the wheels "c
ihc car Doctor Dean rf No. s!g North
Grand ay"nu, dressed his irjurir~
INIr'EED IN a coLIIsIoN-c.r No. .
OF the Market street division oG the transit
company. east bound. cuIiitird last night
with onc-nnrsc wagon owned and driven
by Michael Evans of No 26pj Manchester
eNtcn; OF 81 and Evar~ W. thrown rn tE,.
ground but only slightly iuiurr,i about IN.
shoulders.
"DINKs' CLARK SrERENpERs- -p,rkz
LARK, the nc-r" who stabbed William
Hodges 10 death Al Eighth street and
NaShnstOn avenue Il f+w days ag". sur-
rendered at the Four courts Yesterday
H"!ses AMI clark Iuarr'led over the pn,-
session "i knife. ana Clark stabbed
Hodges in the lett breast. Tn. in irr.d man
died on The OperItinS table a. he Iity II,--
plia!. Clark pleads sclf-d.frnsc
SUSPECTS AHRESTED-Ir connection
with The attempted hod-up and robbery Of
A g. Fish. the Frisco ielagraDhrr who
was probably fatally shot by hishwsNncn
near | nion Station early Sunday morning.
Detectives Kiilian and Murphy Yesterday
made the following arrests: Louis stu
Iiuger, Al Smith. Dan kelleher and Nike
kiely- All of the prisoners protest their ia
Doceng-
FUNERAL. or FRANK GHnIN-Tha
iunt raj of Frank Grimm " hO died Saturday
afternoon. Will take place this morning al
S:-h clock from the residence No. l5is
Hogan street. Mr.. Grimm was - years of
age and was vice president of ih, Hellrupa
a Grimm House Furnishing COMPANY He
iFaEeS - wife and two small children. The
burial VIII be i'll Calvary Cemetery.
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man and Harry II. HawcS. \ brass band
and fireworks Will furnish cutertainme1-
This club has - members. and expects 10
have 30 before election day.
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Marine Intelligence.

New York. Oct. ARRIVED: Steamers
Etruria- Liverpool and queenstown: La
Touraine. Havre.
New York. oct. 7.-Sailed irh: Anchored
fin the lower bay ON account of the dens',
fog and proceeded this morning: Steamers
Campania. Queenstown and Liverpool ,
Pennsylvania. Plymouth. Chcrbourg ana
Hamburg; Ethiopia. Nuyille and Glasgow
Inns Gibraltar Genoa and Naples.
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Top Coats.
French FlanneiS

For Sliirtwaists in all the latest Paris
iar Ideas.
PRINTED -Multi-colored rings on plain
grounds, stripes in clIintz ef-
fects, and varied d-sized dots
Oh contrast ing color
grounds.
EmbrOIdersd-A large variety OF spots and
neur de lis, embroidered in
silk OH Best Grade Flanne,s
Scotch lust received many new
FlannelS styles in strips. desirable
for Waists, Pajamas and
Nightgowns: Il o II shrink
able. Per yard. SOC
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stops the Cough
and Works on the CoId


Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure 4 cold
IN one day. No Curs. No Pay Price = cts.
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AStrachans

For Opera Capes, Jackets and ChiIdren's
Outer Garments, in pink, blue and
cream; per yard.
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A.i=WOOl Suits.

For Youths Double and single breasted
IS 10 20 Years. Suits of plain and fancy
Cassimcres. Worsted and
Cheviots. coat cut Military
style with high, broad shout
dcrs. Per suit from $40 to
So
For Boys or fine Oxford Chcviot
s 10 10 Years. coat cut double breasted,
lircd with Italian cloth,
flultessy tailored; pants
onchalf lined. made with
patent wastband and scans
tapped; material strictly all
WOOL Per suit ...... $500.
For Children. Of Scotch Chcviots, in
5toSyears. handsome gray mixtures;
with double breasted fancy
vest; pants lined throughout
and seams taped. We also
have this suit i'll brown and
tan mixtures. Per suit.
$500
Top Coats.
For Boys and OF medium weight English
Ch;Idre,, Covert Cloth, i'll a handsome
shade of tan, made with vel
" " vet collar TO match at IS. 90
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75C per yard.

Regularly worth 81, sI25 and 81 50.
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Fancy Silks.

Lace Stripe Taffct7s. Corded Strip. Taffetas,
Monotone and MuitiColor Stripe Taffetas.
Polka Dot Tafetas, Taffctas Dlmas-cscurial
designs, Figured Pcau dc Sole, in assorted
light, medium and darl; coloyings. 70, street
AID evening wear:
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RESIDENCE BI-ENED-Geo. ". Ni.rs
p sitouc@ at No. triI Clifton avenue. NJ L.,
t.sInd-"'t Si,@1 by IKE yesterday mnrni..
The cause of IN" fire iS not known.
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Black Silks.

- pieces OF special grade Taffetas, in assorted
stripes. cords and fgurcs-all this seasons
very latest designs.
75C Per Yard.
Regularly worth Sl.Ol