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OF uimcuity In getting the for the shipment
DESIRED Receipts were $40 cars, with 81 contract
the estimate for Saturday is 400 cars
Oats advanced Ec with corn, May closing at
~'sc' July. Al.c sellers. Receipts were lss cars
Win zzu Tor tomorrow. Clearances 5000
busnels There Is trade and less bearish
feeling.
Flaxseed was without change. the only transac-
ton being in September. 81 1912 the same a.
Thursday. There Were % at the three points
PROVISIONS were irregular. opening lower
covering sharply and then closing at a moderate
decline from Thursday. May pork sold sl2 60 a as
si@ SO and closed at sl2 20: lard and rihS CLOSED
DC to Tire under Tbursday-May lard, Sc 42i.: ,6at
ribs. 81 %. There was good deal OF profit taxing
by lesser holders AT time the English r1c!
we're covering ribs. Armour buying July ribs
&3d selling May gooe deal OF The trade in
tie way Of changi3s. The tTleuf k4xrs bull
tsh. basec on smai stocxs & 2apita deiggnd and
ihe bGA attitude OF Arnsou. ana the Cddahys
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THE TRADE N CHLC4Gn

90 $50 March 30 0speeiaD Wheat prices onenea
IT, -@cuon. but closed strong sse To &c over
cor, - 81 Louis covered on a large scale The
;. strength helped wheat May opened fron, ssh,
elos.|s - s1i1 between 6s@sc and g7ssc to S7l1e and
csb,s. 7to 10 S7$sc July closed at esssc 10 ssllc
W, -. - io"er. Liverpool on IA 10 zd; Paris
rsua-..s ,snly Private Paris cables however,
~ b,o4 Iie french crop damaged and a prospect
nx . -. i-ceA- The incident was very large buy-
e. r., LOUIS account as much as oCp 900 busb
rsns tillh less than half an hour This de-
loczi 1Fisa with tae strength IN corn starred
Arsers,. There a big speculative trade
les 80 SHIPMENTS were 22s2Oeo bushels a u,ilIt.n
tan 1sa. '4e week previous but Il million more
A.le-, favorable weather west The Modern
rssssy. pOiiec c the plant doing well A Topeka
hsd s~o'eo Secretary Coburn as saving ba
Ia Rs-0 10 damage reports ghateyer from
buSbsl. cOrre respondents. Clearances ver. al oao
csrs; p-.,. -'-stern receipts were lighter ;sa
nosy receipts. 4S4 90 bushels g,hsrs No..
eenpllsh.s I~sh demand with little business ae-
sbie 10 o.. a1se L has become almost ,rnnos
Corr -, cars for prompt shipment
WITH g ne active deal to-day IN uo .. ~,
eoa, a. touching that much a,.cus.ad
~ n a.. may sold from Sc 10 zszc. r,,I,- 60.
Pate, me close was at the ton r.,,sahx -.
sh large buyers The crov,a go. 80
Dana shipments were onI,, .e zoo 80
0 shipments. on the otha, b.,s
hgs - Liverpool received g, ,br-. .-' ''i'a'
sers rsla,,v., ,A almost all American Bic. her.
'e shiprs,s - &c better than yesterdays ana
oiliy zS7s bushels. because
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hohl 10 George ] letter s25 2:
Belle Goodsteln -. 27Ot
ecutcr etc to Joseph Wiener. -. Ia7;
otson to Charles Wiener, 17.T;
112d-st. No s. ) ;. 27xIOO.1l, Robert n Cleverdon
aud another TO James B harris. ..'...,.,. ssOl
Corney to Joseph PutzeI. -. 2sOt
4Tth-st, OF 20 6x
AiaTy Fla6sf.y Gottlieb zink and wife -. - al
Maiden LaGe. Nos 81 and So. II ; 80. 2xI3sx
irrssa asr. Abraham Boehrn and another to E u
Carney .--.........-.. a25 u.
Nu.p1y 70 G-agss B Murphy i part->..'.-.... l2O
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SUPREME COURT. County Of New York.

- CYNTHIA H B. CLARK Piaintr. agatns. THOMAS
+. ROYS and others Defendants
In psFsGzI-~S a J1tvT.eut = Foreclosure and
- entered
ah de rhe Z a ne Undersigned
Referee said iu. Eamed. a
a the New rk Rea, Estate
las Bruadway. IN Borough q AanE-ta. CIV
N1rN The l1th day uf April. IsG Il o'clock
- that Sy william kennedy AucSi1nesr.
1rectst - said iudgnleDt bs sold, thsrein
-Hsc-"s-- e. 1eillys
tha cSFfa- lot. -isz-, saF-~l u md.
bDfldllss and
being county and CITY OF new T1Ix aa.
described follows Beginning
SIDE Cf Hundred and two
hundred hfty feet rorraest
by intersection said
and Forty-ninth Street. with Of
Grand Boulevard Broadway: running
sry. parallel with ssid Grand
ninety feet inches 10 Il
the block between One Hundred and
Hundred and Ftftfeth
said line u the block
and Forty utGth Street sixteen inches
thence Sourhsrly again parallel the
tnow broadway part Of the distance through
wall nnety-rine
side OF one Hundred and Fortynnta Street and thence
Me-twsrdy along said northsTy side Hundred
Forty ninth Street sixteen feet eight inches
point or place OF beginning
Dated: New York. March 20 1900
GROSvENOR HUBBARD. Rersresl
JEFFERSON CLARK Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
-
The following - diagram the sofd
as described above. the street number being 5s9:
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Issth Street.


The approximate amount OF the charge TO satisfy
which the abovedescrtoed property be sold Is w.
S0s with interest thereon from the 5h day OF March
1906. together with and allowances amounting 70
sS4T is with the 18th Of March 1900
together with or the The
or assessments other Hens dich
allowed purchaser purchase
paid ~ the referee. SlS2 70 aE1 interest
Dated New YORK.. March I'D. 1900
EDWARD I. PArTERSON. EaEreree
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

I-;neier Louis A. 10 Title Grarantee and Trust
Company No sOd West Enc-a.e yeacs .......
Letosr. Charles. and wife ~ L;aigrant Industrial
savings sank. 52d-st, 5. 40 n Of lst-sve.
year. ...........- 600.
McNn'ty ,athariue to irving savings Institut..u.
&ranlj-I: .yT Cr1tona) ave. " 3 los n - Fair
mount ysHr.
s1-riach. 4gnn r.. East River saving ,yst-t a..
tiJn No AS East 6vth 81 ( years .-...--.. O..
&c Aau'e, Nc AIS EE-{ &1th-st. . years .....
MolsCn. Edward, 4nd VS. u " 4iliam D'O~fiCh.
No 4U5 est I41th-st years- ...--.. -..-
8lur MAJ Minna kreuc-T. eKscuIf-y IT.
~. jdd n " OF II ave. years
tisgsei.. Ni-s. 20 Edward ana Henry Hirsh. Au,
~tesdar.- ave. n c 18Th st. year. ......
Nu-iAas'. husina to NeH-fOrk Life Insurance
comp any. 72d 81, 3 loO II e or Ne-' En-
stoiber Louis. to New-Yofk savings Bank No
424 East gth ~. l year. .-....-..--.-.
Miller Eliza II. 10 Helen KingsAnd. Columbus
ave. =, 35.6 II . OF lOdth-st years. .---...-.
B-rseT, julius to Joseph Priest, No lSs Orchard
st. years
Vogel, Heyman u Franklin Savings Bank sth-
ave > corner +2d-st. years. .................
Same 10 Hannah Noge same property. years.
The College OF ST Francis Xavier 10 Bowery Sav-
ings Bank l5th-st. =. 27i.l IT or oth-eve,
Eagleton. Thomas - Joseph I. Wood No +22
HudsOn-6t. years O..
Same Augustus 7 Gill-uder. committed. etc.
No 81 Lukr's Place. years. ........-...-
Wiener Charles. to Joseph Wiener. lS5th-st =.
335 n Of 6th-ave. year. ....-...... ....-...
Isaacs Bendet al TO Equitable IIfe Assurance
Socsav. No las 20 l52 ResGe-st. = wears. .--..--
LexiIs. .ton-sve. years .--..--.
Garnsey Erasmus D 81 Al 10 Abraham BOehm
and Lewis Coon Nos 81 and So Maiden Lane,
Same same property. }. yesr-...-.-.....
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foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
TIE CITY OF NEW YORK Trustee. plaintiff. against
GEORGE T. ROWE and others, Defendants
IN Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
nade and entered the above entitled action bearing
date the I2th OF March. 1900. and entered ths
Grace OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York, the
In said Judgment named. VIII sell public auction
New York Real Estate SaesroOn- No III Broadway. IN
the Borough OF Manhattan, The City OF New York the
18th day April l9ts Il o'clock that day. BY
Peter p Meyer auCtfOneer the premises directed by SAID
Judgment be sold. and therein described follows
building erected situate lying being
City OF New York. and bounded and described fol
lows. viz:
Beginning at 4 point northesly line side OF
One Hundred and Thry-stxth Q36th) Street. distant
sssterly thereon hundred and twelve and six
CTO Avenue. running northeriy and parallel
wiki the easterly line side OF Seventh Avenue and
OF the distance through party wall ninety nins fee
and eleven inches se III line oc the block
between One Hundred and Thirty G36thl and One
Hundred Thirty (1SIthl
along said line block
inches Q2- 81 southsrly and parallel with
the easerly line side OF Seventh th) Averuc ninety
and eleven inches go I'D the nOrhsry Ina
One Hundred and Thirty-sixth C35th) Street
Hundred and Thrtyssxth 96th) twelve feet
six inches a. TO the point place OF beginning sad
lot being IN Section T. Block 1871 on the land or
the City OF New York.
The said premises being known by ths street number
135 West i36th Street.
EDWARD l. PATTERSON. Referee
PARSONS, SHEPARD OGDEN. Attorneys
Ill Broadway New
The following IS diagram or the property 20 be sold:
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SuMmuus.
,UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEW
YoEK--Dani~I Z. ssyoeI as Substituted Trustee
der the last VIII Testament
deceased Plaintiff against Max Marx and Sophie Marx.
his VIE Josephine Leichtrnan COruea
l. Ellis. Herman tIOTeTIuan Nathan c Backer. Hugo
WIntner. The PyrUphOto Company, Nathan J. SchIoss.
julius :. SchOss. Michael Schloss J Schloss
Jonas 7. sehlOss George Pstel and Charles r saul.
Defendants-SummOns
10 The above namea Defendants: YOU ARD HEREBY
SUMMONED 70 answer the amended complaint IN this
action and 10 Of the plain
tin attorneys within twenty days service Of
this summons. exclusive OF the service:
OF failure appear,
be taken against by default demanded
In tue complaint Dated New York February 26. 1900.
FETTHETCH. SII.RMAN a. SEYBEI. Plaintiffs Attor-
Office and Post ONCE Address 14T Nassau
street.. Borough OF Manhattan. New York Civ
To the named defendant Josephine Lefchtuar-:
The foregoing upon YOU publication
pursuant order OF Hon Abraham P. Lawrence. a
Justice OF the SpSsme Court Of the State OF New York
dated the Path day OF March 1900. and fled
amended and complaint N the Office OF Clerk
of the County OF New York the Court House rhs
Borough Manhattan. City New York 18th
OF March. 1900 Dated New York. March 27ch. 1900.
FETTRErCH. SILhAAN & SEYBEL. Plaintiffs Attor
Once and Post Office Address. Times Building.
No. Ia Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
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Real estate for Gtchnuae

7 WANT unencrmbered Country with improvements
J. hour VIII give in exchange handsome resi-
Washington Heights. together with
properties equities SIS coo $50 600 No notice
taken giving location and particulars.
Brokerage paid Address RETIRING BOX So Postoffee
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William p. Bon
t.rlrlt & Co OF Colorado Springs:
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i49ta Stre-

The Approximate amount OF :he lien charge -
described property be sold. =
siO 2s thereon from the soth cay %
Marc ard allowances
ing 4I-tOO from March 2oth 1900
her Of the The
% asses.men's other liens whI are 20
be he purchase
raid Nv tho Referees Is s24T 10 100 and interest.
Dated: New York March nth. 1870.
GROSVENOR 3 HUBBARD Refer-s
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Real 0staie.
Family History

Is of the highest Importance in passing a title 10
land. In country districts the facts may be easily
ascertained, but In great city who knows the
family history of the successive owners FOR "A
generation past of a piece of property?
Who can tell whether wives We're OF age when
they Joined in deeds; or children were born after
the making of wills: or whether wills were sup
pressed by heirs: or what other undiscovered
facts may have cOuded the title 10 a million
dollars worth of property?
Title Insurance Is the only protection.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The rrinuns
n received their Uptown Once. No l2a2 Broadway
ac door north o'clock advertise
following branch Offices regusr
Until o'clock p m, "a shave
i52 s,h-aye- iet. 81 Mscy-s shave
COlurnbus-ave. West oota-st. iN
West scd-st oth-av-. 0e Fast l+th-st 81 W.ss
s2d-st. between Tth and Sth aves lSS Eat s1th at
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BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

r,-,,.bea by walker Brothers. No II Broadway
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

seth - No : East FOR a five story brick dwelling
hous 2-xs3. F X Pendlston No Il East 74th
St owner: Warren 4 Wetnore architects .....
2d-aVe No = 01o. alterations 20 a four story brick
factory 25xGe- r W Townsend No Is East 5ld-
81 owner; u Cohen. archt sct ...... .. DID,.
I2sth-st No - West. for u five brick Hat
house 25xso d. Brady n Hauptman No rs East
lO4tb-st ownera: @ + Pelham. architect. ....-.
gad-sr No AS East FOR a story frame storage
house Michael Horsan, No ,+32 Lexington
ave owner: c J Collard. No 400 East gist-st
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Diposnh Noiires.
GRAMERCY SUGAR

GRAMERCY SUGAR COMPANY.
--ox---- NEW ORLEANS. La. March 26
COUPONS due April l. 1900, on the First
Mortgage per this Company will be
paid at the National Park Bank PA Broadway
NJ. p SPEIMAN President.
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Couutrp prupertp 60 fst.
SOUTH ORANGE.-Model houses: rents $500 TO s720.
= w. ). EDGAR. owner. Cedar-st-. y. Y.
ITO RENT.-AT NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND
Gentlemans residence the heights Best location
in New Brighton $50 month. Cottage belonging 10 An
Phelps Stokes. Apply any local agent 10
JAMES W. MCULLOCH. ~ Cedar St. y. z.
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FURNISHED 6ouses to fet-g ounirp,

FURNISHED tjouses to Eet-C ouuirp,
POMFRET, CONN
To LET.-Fuliy Furnished House. with stable cool
situation abundance water: god drainage GEORGE
NJ. LOWRY. Agent. Pomfret F=4trs, Conn
STATEN ISI4AND-Furnished house 70 rent FOR summer
- beautifully situated; minutes fOra ferry.
unsurpassed view OF Bay Frank H Moratt. 5S Nan St.
New Jersey.
Z SET-rY PARK ALLENHU URST' DEAL BEL
y NsR Modern cottages rur for the BY
T FRANK APPLE5E.
.jfHce4 Pac't E..assr :.
I,ROM Nay TO CC'G---EuIv fs-E.she, ..5uss South
orange y j. Fvs sG.nut-e wal. from St@tion.
one hundred dollars a n Apply y NJ GIIL-ESPIE.
Box Newark. y J.
ITO IyT--At West house. furnished, -
l roc.as - acres. aIjOinGg Ess-x 70 gut
ksIt In cF.sr INner. Address F.
MARTIN. 1io. IA PIv-st
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Countrp propertp for 5ale
GENTLEMANS COUNTRY RESIDENCE
az Glen Cove L L; large house Iight.
modern plumbing bathrooms etc; stable greenhouse.
gardeners cottage eleven
further particulars apply THE PEOPLES TRUST
COMPANY, Executor, 1I2 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
n ~ ROOM COTTAGE furnished. Steam through
Liberty " Y. Price $1,000: 81 00e) Cash. balances
s25o9 Semi-annually Also u2) furnished Bath.
Barn. Acre Lawn Orchard. Village Ridgefeid. Conn.
wOLCOTT. Ia Irving Place. ". Y. City.
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kNICKER ICE co.
of Chicago.
COUPONS Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
this Company due April 1st 1900 will be paid on
maturity at the Central Trust Company. No.
Street. New York. at the First National Bank Of
Chicago H. CHAS 3. SHEDD Treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
the WILTSHIRE,

Virginia ave- and Beach, Atlantic CITY. y. ..
Ffrst-class and modern in every detail Wriss
for booklet and special spring rates
g. g. PHOEBUS
Formerly Of Hygeia- Old Point ComfoRG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
COUNTRY GIRL FEARED POLICE.
Called on MatrOn and Now Has
Permanent Employment.

Sarah Noss. a country girl from the neigh
horhood of Cuba Mo-. was taken 10 Police
Matron KNITTING yesterday In a state OF
restitution. all her money having been
spent since her arrival in the city. The girl
came 70 St Louis some few days ago and
endeavored to find work in some store. but
without success. She only had small
amount of money when she departed from
home and this rapidly dwiudied away Yes
teriay she found herself absolutely without
a cent and in n city where she did not know
single person. Fortunately some lady on
tha street told her about the Police Matron
and she tried the -Four Courts as last nope
A curious feature about the girl ts the
dread she displayed Of the police. Matron
KNITTING said yesterday that the CIR! had an
idea that the police arrested every stranger
they met and that she feared to pass an
officer on the street. As for applying to one
thought of such q thing Even in the Four
Courts she showed a wholesome dread OF the
officers and did not stir around without the
Matrons company.
When she first applied to Mrs hintzlnS
the latter was pcrpieNel as TO what 10 70
with her The girl, although q years old.
did not know how to read or write. and al.
though rather bright in other respects had
MANY wrong impressions Of city lie similar
to those which she entertained about the
police In order to give the girl something
to do Mrs. Kintzing had her clean up the
rooms which she occupies at the -Four
Courts and the familiarity which the girl
displayed with this branch of Housekeeping
determined the Matron 10 give her perma-
n-nt emp,oyrert in the place. which she ac-
cordirgIy has done Sarah is now MIXTURE
with Mrs knitting, and the problem as 10
what to do with her has been solved.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
WEBSTER GROVES TAXES.
Another Attempt TO Collect From
Delinquents to BE Made.

The Webster Groves Board OF AIderineh
determined at a meeting held Monday nish.
10 make another effort 10 obtain payment
Of the town taxes This is another cnaptef
IN the series of .angles that have arisen IN
,ha town since the extension of its limits
three years ago, when not alone the Vanuity
Of this extention was attacked in the courts
nv those opposed to Il, but also the ie-
ralitv of the original Incorporation OF the
town. -,
The case against the town was made ny
Charles Reher one OF those taken Wlthii
the town when II enlarged. the SUIT was
brought in the Supreme Court more imam
two years ago. Dispositions have been tax
en- and the case argued. but. as yet, no
decision has been handed down
Meantime this suit had the erect OF
making people wary as to paying H.,
money would be lost. About year size SIM
the town brought suit In the Gay Ton III III
cult Court 10 recover taxes, out an "a
function was secured against the town VI.
iii the case in the Supreme Court should
be decided Then the town took the nl3tl.t
of the injunction TO the supreme Iouft'
where II was cverruled-
The town is now free TO again sue, ana
Mondays meeting was 20 take prehnnlnaLs
stepe resolution was passed mstLuC
ing the Collector to proceed oy Ia" u
collect all delinquent taxes after ne had
given two weeks notice OF MS itheh'ioH ny
publication. ,.., The
following was being set up yesterday. and
will be posted IN all prominent places oFeE
the signature OF the ColectoT:
ITO Taxpayers OF webster HFoFes: Notice
e hereby given that have been instructed
10 collect all taxes due the CITY of webster
Groves which remain unpaid on the 2",h gay
of July 1900 and that in Obedience 70 the
will file suit against all delinquent tax bills
in my hands"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
A PULLING PATIENT.
Charles Andrews, a LabOrer, Vic
tim of Hemiplegia.

Charles Andrews is somewhat of a puzzle
TO the City Hospital doctors. He was sent
to that institution yesterday from his home
No 4oi3 Delnar avenue apparently suffering
from paralysis, but, after a careful diagno-
sis the trouble was pronounced hemiplegia,
or half paralysis.
While he is perfectly rational, Andrews
can neither eat. drink nor speak, and
the whole of his right eide is totally devoid
of feeling. Needles run into his flesh on
that side produced not the slightest EVIL
dence Of pain. while the slightest prick on
the opposite side produced acute suffering.
With the aid of a large sheet Of paste
board and an improvised alphabet Andrews
told the doctors that he had been suffering
for sixty days. but had grown much worse
within the last week. He asked for a drink
OF water, but was choked nearly to death
when he tried to swallow it, and will here
after be given food and drink through a
tube.
The doctors say that the trouble is due to
the rupture of a small blood artery in the
left lobe of the brain, and that, IL II were
possible TO operate with surgical instru-
ments in the brain tissues, they could prob
ably relieve him with little trouble. But
operations In the brain being out of the
question. there is no telling what turn the
case may take. The chances are all for
the worse the physicians say.
Andrews is about - years old. a laborer,
and a splendid specimen of manhood. Meth
er he nor the physicians have any theory as
to the origin of the trouble.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH.
Little John Miller Fell Into Tub
of Boiling Water.

John. the 4-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
William Miller of No. 3liiA Minnesota ave-
nue., fell into tub of boiling water yester-
day afternoon and was parboiled before his
mother could reach him. Several physicians
were Immediately summoned, but the boy
died soon after the accident
Mrs. Miller had filled the tub with boiling
water for washing purposes. She left 1t
standing in the middle of the kitchen while
she went to answer the ring Of the front
bell.
Mrs. Miller had been absent about two
minutes when she heard the agoniznS
screams of her child. She rushed to the
kitchen and rescued her baby from the tub
of boiling water. Its body was scaided and
its legs and arms were blistered. She imme-
tiiately realized that medical assistance was
necessary and a neighbours boy was sent TO
summon Doctor Garcia of No. 2726 Gravo!s
avenue. After superficial examination he
informed the mother that her child could
not live. The burns were poUlticed and
everything possible was done to relieve the
baby's suffering. but without avail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
AUTOMOBILE AND CAR COLLIDE.
Rubber-Tired Vehicle Iniiicts
Heavy Damage.

An automobile and a street car collided
yesterday afternoon at Seventh and Market
streets and the street car came out second
best The fender and several window panes
In the car were broken and the automobile
escaped without damage
Westbound car No. 9 of the Market street
division was crossing the Seventh street
intersection late yesterday afternoon when
II coilided with an automobile owned ana
p,,ided by A. ID. Scott of No. 2ig1 Lucas ave-
me The auto" was showed off the track
and the car was ierailcd. Mr.. Scott was
thrown from his seat. but un!n1ured. The
car was damaged to the extent Of So. Mo-
torrnan Charles Foster. in charge OF the
car, proceeded west on Market street. ana
at Eighth street collided with car No.
of the Southwestern division. The South
western car was thrown from the tracks
by the force of the collision and completely
turned over. No one WAS injured Traffic
on the Southwestern line was delayed for
about an hour.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

Winchester Mrs. NJ. G. Winchester.
Mics Winchester, Miss Stanton of Natchez.
Miss and j. NJ. Winchester Of Denver.
Colo are at the Southern.
w. NJ. Longmire. w. c. Chisum and T.
p. RevelI Of Paris. Tex. are at the
Planters.
W. Bartholomew OF Salt Lake City,
Utah, is at the Lacelede.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Taylor Of To-
rnnto Canada are guests of the Planters.
a are also Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor Of
Mexico.
r. l.. shannon OF Kansas City is missing
the Laclede
d. E. Ward and +. c. Cole of Columbus,
O., are also stopping at the Laclede.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. s. Dodson of Dallas,
Tex ar. guests Of the Southern.
Charles W Briggs and f. Il. Amend of
Chicago are registered at the Planters.
Francis Johnson and Il. s. johnson Of
Little Rock are stopping at the Southern.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
BOY STRICKEN WITH l0CKJAW.
Result of Premature Celebration
of Fourth of July.

Leonard Hodges. a boy living on Manches-
ter road near Kirkwoud, is in a dangerous
con .non, the result of an injury sustained
q week ago in a premature celebration OF
Fourth Of JULY He accidentally dis
charged a blank cartridge in a small 22-cai-
Der revolver. His hand was In front OF the
lnuzzle OF the pistol and was badly burned
Two days later the hand began to swell
The boy then went to kfrk~ood to have II
dressed by Doctor Pitman. but there was no
improvement.
Last Monday he came down TO breakfast.
and In attempting TO say something he
found he could not talk by evening he
could not open his mouth. Yesterday II was
thought he would not live until morning.