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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

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HONORABLE WIN. J. BRYAN.
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HONORABLE W. S. CowHERD.
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HONORABLE JAMES A. REED.
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HoNoRABIE WIN. II. WALLACE.
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ossy ossa:yiIs TTsursasy; Tsursdsy Sep. SEPT m.
Hartmelstsrs Store. Friday. Sept. 8. .. m.
Bourbon. Friday. Sept. 3. 7:o p. m.
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Odsssey. Wednesday. Oct. 2. m.
Blue springs "wednesday. Oct. .. 7:sa p. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
SHOT AND STABBED OPPONENT.
Craps Game in the County Ended
in a Serious Affray.

In a dispute over a game of craps Will
liam Jones WAS shot and seriously injured by
Albert Wilson at Kinoch Park Tuesday
night. One of the bullets took effect in the
right forearm. while another penetrated the
spine. After shooting him twice Wilson
drew knife and stabbed his opponent in
the left breast. Both Jones and Wilson are
negroes.
Wilson escaped at the time, but was cap
tured later by Special Officers Rice and
Cabanne of the Mounted District and taken
TO the Forest Park Police Station. A war
rant charging assault with intent to kill
was ISSUED against him by Justice Green's
fielder at Clayton yesterday, after which he
was transferred to the county Jail by Con-
stable John Grueninger
Jones was sent to the City Hospital a
prisoner. The physicians think he will not
recover.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

nessee. and was educated by his father. at
one time the Attorney General of that
State. for the bar. But while at college
young Mcconnell read some Wild West
stories. and was so fascinated that he con-
cluded to try frontier life himself. Fer this
purpose. he ran away from scho Il. AMI went
to Texas. where he became a cowboy. He
was then only II years old. firing after sew
eral years experience. he discarded his
cowboy habiiiments and went to Atlanta,
GA, where he obtained a position on the
police force.
About this time. Mrs. Mcconnell was con-
vertsd. and her husband soon followed her
Then he began work i'll the vineyard of the
Lord.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

Henry Savage Landor and John
Bass, famous travellers and descrip-
tive writer's, will have brilliant
contributions direct from China in
next Sundays Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
Black and Tan.

The American Porter'-The name de-
scribes the color. but only one who has
feet production of the Anheuser- Biisch
Brewing Association.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
BelIeville Street Fair.

September 10th to 18th. Half fare for the
round trip. Tickets of all lines good on
Illinois Central trains. Call at No. 2iS North
Broadway for schedule and tickets from
Washington Avenue Station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
SMITH ACADEMY

CWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Prepares boys for college or scientific school OF
any university, for business. Primary DEPART
ment. recently reorganized. receives boys SEVEN
YEARS OLD or older. New Pupils classified Sep
tember "a. 25 and 20. School begins September
q. Write for catalogue or see principal any
teenth and Washington ave.
CHARLES p. CURD. Principal.
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5000
CINClNNAT
AND RETURN
BIG -FOUR ROUTE, SEPT. IS.

Parr's are showing handsome lines OF new
goods for the Fall and Winter OF lsp. Every
department has made EXTRAORDINARY ehotbS
,o rrer,are for the busiest son in the his
tory of Bars. Early selection is ADVISED
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
ST. LOUIS MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL,
800 WASHINGTON AVENUE

day and Saturday. September q and q Appli-
cants who present diplomas from city grammar
schoos other schools OF corresponding grades
admitted without examination. Fer illus
trated catalogue. giving course Of study. terms
and particulars to manual training, apply to
c. NJ. WOODWARD. Director.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
TO FURNACE CONTRACTORS
once Of the President OF the
Roard of Public improvements,

ct. Louis. September ii; 1870
Sealed proposals for the public work here
matter mentioned will be received at the
office Of the President Of the Board OF Pub
lie Improvements until Y m OF the
at which hour they will be publicly opened
and read. viz:
For furnishing materials, tools ana labor
and repairing three boiler furnaces at the
Four Courts. -
Deposit required, $l5.
Proposals must be made on blank forms
furnished by the President Of the Board Of
Public Improvements.
The right TO reject any and all bids Is
expressly reserved.
organizations and form of contract may be
seen at the ONCE of the President Of the
Board Of Public Improvement:
r. A. HERMANN,
President Pro TaR
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
BODY OF J.B. CASE ARRIVES.
1t Will Be Incinerated To-Morrow
Resolutions of Respect.

The body Of James B. Case. president Of
the Lincoln Trust Company, VINO uieo at
the Battle Creek Satitarium in Michigan,
arrived at Union Station yesterday morn,
ing accompanied by Kent Jarvis. the oeac
mans s,n-in-law II was taken directly
10 the Wagner Undertaking establish,
ment on Olive street. where the body Will
remain until the funeral tomorrow.
Mrs Case and her daughter. Mrs. Kent
Jarvis arrived from Battle Creek later and
proceeded Immediately 10 their home IN
Webster Groves.
The body will be incinerated tomorrow
morning From the Wagner Undertaking
establishment the funeral will move to the
Church of the Unity. on Armstrong and
Park avenues. Of which Mr.. Case was a
lifelong member. The services are to be
held there at 1890 O'Clock in the morning.
4 committee composed of Seneca y. Tay-
lor Henry NJ. Pollard. George F. Durant,
J., w Post William Grayson. J. S. Finken-
beiner and Elias Michael met at the Mer-
camille Club yesterday morning and adopted
appropriate resolutions touching upon the
death of Mr.. Case, who served as presi-
dent of the club from 1889 to 1895 Under
his leadership the club was reorsanized in
1890 and its scope was greatly enlarged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
POLITICAL.

KMahGka, ManPlas,,,o Oct a.; sip. m;
St LsEis ssssIass ss5I T. FL PAWS : Ms
HONORABLE d. A. BALL.
Macon. Thursdsy, Sept H. 2p- m
Blackwater, Saturday. Sept. Is, p. m.
HONORABLE FRANK H. FARRIS.
Curticell. Saturday. Sept. 10. / D. m.
HONORABLE +. N. CockRELL.
kksss ksvs:s2s Thsssifsza faasD sept SEPT Is X P p H.
SirEsHifs' SSsrEEsIitfGn' SSs;usa.y Sans Sept; lI IN.
Memphis. rMednesdsy sept. is, p. N.
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sGGssills ssrahai. Friday Th5saas s.pS Se9s s. T. & R
8iSePadO 8sse1la seMioTaay Monaay ssPt Se3 p M M
stockton. TUESDAY: Oct =. m:
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Cape csGi Girardss9.. Thursday. Oct. Ii. o. 10
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j.ei.oh ne aGPesy ef,y Gs' Tuesday L. 5c, 3 m is
S:i;4s;P!. Slip Ff;$ss Tss::s.s j.,
Bethany. Monday, Oct. 2Z, i p. m
asssS a!sas CIV lSssss $saasssdsS; Il; Scs;
FIattsburg. Friday, Oct. 2e, p. m.
HoNoRHsLE E. N; RicHMoND.
Linneus Tuesday. Sept. Is.
HONORABLE E g. CROW.
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HONORABLE SAM B. JEFFRIEs.
Palmyra Tuesday. Sept. IS. p.
HONORABLE JAS. r. wADDILI.
Marshfeld. Monday. Sept. l.. p. m.
HONORABLE II. n. PHILLIPS.
Fredericktown. Saturday. Sept. Is. p. m.
HONORABLE DAVID ovERMYER.
Maeon; THURSDAY Sept Is. ! p. m.
HONORABLE c. A. wINDLE.
Macon Thursday. Sept. 13 ..
HONORABLE SAMUEL ALscHELER OF IL
st. Louis. Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct. z
HONORABLE c. r. COCHRAN.
Twentieth and Salisbury sts.. Thursday. Sept.
ienp's PARK. Thirteenth and Utah SITS. Thurs.
day. Sept. lS. p. m.
HONORABLE c. d. vANDlvER.
Twentieth and Salisbury SITS. (Turner HaiD,
I.snp's Park. Thlrteenth and Utah sts. Thurs.
Gay. g. BeRiiacss BeRi ls Bali. R H. Friday Sept, H. p m
HONORABLE THos. L. MULvIHILL
Twentieth and Salisbury SITS. Thursday. Sept.
HONORABLE ]. W. FOLK.
Twentieth and Salisbury sts-. Thursday, Sept.
HONORABLE BEN F. CLARK.
fab and TbfFfaepsb -b,,rs
FRANK A. J. KILLER.
Lemp's Park. Thirteenth and Utah sts.. Thurs,
'' HoNoRABLE T. r. RIxEY.
vandalia. Saturday. Sept. e. 7:ao p. m.
HONORABLE F. NJ. ESTES.
Boerkers Hall. $. c. cor. Twentieth and Bis
HoNoRABLb JAMES coONEY.
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Edwards, Friday, Sept q; 2P. m;
Heamiiaee, htsTru saturday. Sept. q. t:so p. m.
%sssI!:sa %ssss!ssa a$aasy a$asss sss': : &
Morris1ils.r Fhursdsy Sept. u 40 p n N! p "'
Hiaf1gYt Nsan. a' sa,Sfssy @ SEPT % rs aiso p. m
FsirsGope Wednesday. Oct. 3. s:5e p. M m.
Springfield, Thursday. oc,. T. 7:as .. m.
Bolivar Friday. Oct. s. 80 p. m.
Humsnsviiie. Saturday. Oct. s. 1850 .. m.
Fairfield. Monday. Oct: I, 2p; m.
a4S5Ss 4ASo5SSseESsfEy, SifsEyH Il aAkTjS a.s &1GhrAMs
R.SEs,ns Rss'.ds, sa,arasy sa1sasy sep sssi ) m
requested tO see that M msstinss arc properly .d.
--' ~ j. n sErBERT. Chairman.
L Il. EdMards. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
Illinois Republicans Scarce.

Altamont. ILL.,, Sept. 12.-Horace Clark of
Mattoon opened the Republican campaien
at Eningham tonight before q very email
audience
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
MISS IH0Ms0N'S SCHOOL

VIII open at 4c36 Delmar Tuesday, Sept.
q. 1870. Second term begins February l. 1871.
Glasses in iiteraturs, history and conversational
French Will be cor Quoted IN the interest of older
girls who do not wish to take regular course.
Boys of the school will receive military drill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever is a bottle Of Groves Ta.tejes,
Chill Tonic. II Is simply iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure-uo pay. Price soc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

GRoBf-Arthur @. Groby. son OF Doctor and
MIS- Charles II. Groby. at knight City. Mo,
e. pternber 10. 1900.
Buried September I2, 1900.
county papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

AssP; ,I2:. n. ,i,.-AS ny, AqksTIman. aged "a.
cAsE-Jsmes 2. Case entered into rest Tues
day September II. 1906 at Battle Greek, Mich.
Funeral Friday. September IA. from the Church
or the Unity, corner Of Park and Armstrong
avenues at 10 a m.
Rochester and sodus N. Y. paper. please
eoIy.
cHIPPENpALE-Entered into rest on Tues
shoit illness. Mr' John Chippendaie. beloved
husband OF Margaret Chippsndaie lnee corsweID,
egso % Years and 6 mor;hs
Funeral Thursday September L. at 2 D. m,
from family residence. lI3 South Ewing avenue.
70 belsfontaine Cemetery. Friends Of the fami-
deceased was member Of Mechanics Lodge.
NO. "a. A o. U. W.
MRS. EMMA n MESSENGER,
MRS. LAURA a. KENNEDY.
MRS. JENNIE Z. HUBERT,
Mas. MARGARET E. SMITH
MRS. ROBERTA II. WEINERT.
Children.
GRoBY-Ar,hur G Groby. son of Doctor and
SEPTEMBER 10, 800
Buried September Il. 1900
county papers please copy.
GiLL-Entered into rest on Wednesday, Sep
cosssn beSed a wife e Of III franz Ms'E Gill na and am moRr
& ot Joseph. Richard, James, Frank and Eddie
Funeral will take place from late residence
No "a Marceau street. on Friday. September IL
at 9:ao a m. to st. CoiumbkilIe's Church. Car
ondeiet. thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Friends
respectfully invited.
Louisville tkyJ and Alton OLD papers please
copy.
A. Iseher,, beloved husband of Rosne Ischer
IL months after a lingering illness.
Funeral Thursday. september u. at p. m.
from family residence. No. 1920 North Eleventh
street. Friends invited to attend.
IL months.
Funeral Thursday. September Is. 1900. at p.
m, from residence, No 23O6 Miami street.
KNIGHT -Tuesiay. September II. 1890. at s
O'Clock D. m, Joseph C. Knight, aged 6s years
Funeral from Lynch's undertaking rooms. 1als
Locust street. at o'clock m, Saturday, Sep
tvmber Is, TO St Louis Crsmatory.
san Francisco and Lynn papers please copy.
kERNER-Monday. September 70. 1890. at New
bai,$n' Ia, at Sise ? m Nsientine kernsr,
Joseph and Gertrude Kerner; and Mrs. William
Funeral will take place from the residence of
his mother-in-law, Mrs. K. COtter, No. 4i2 South
Third street, Thursday. September 1s, 1900. at .
p. m. to Annunoiation Church. thence to Cal
vary Cemetery.
kELL-YmMsdnesday, seR,enber z. 1900, at SO,
81 Sfssr ft Jaes ns9ossS 5osn an: ,afafs Ra
snd Francis Kelly and Mrs. T. R. Roerner;
brother Officer Michael ]. and Timothy Kelly.
Mrs. r. F1annery and Mrs. J. King.
Funeral from family residence No. sS2a Lucky
street. Friday. September Il. at $40 a. m. to
St Teresa's Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend.
Deceased was a member of United Tent. Nc. "a.
X. o. 7. NJ.
sMeDoNALD1Entered 4 into rest on Wsdnesdsy.
SCI tenlber y, 1890. at 40 .. m. c. Louisa Nc
Ionaid' wife Of Nathan Mcdonald. aged y
Services at residence. No. 6c62 Famous avenue.
THURSDAY evening. September II. at 7:3o. Inter-
M Mt at Lebanon, ILL.,. September IA.
ROBERTs-Tucsday September H. isoo at 20
q, m.. Fred Roberts. beloved husband OF Eliz-
abeth Boberts
Funeral from Drosts undertaking rcorna JEFF
ferson and North Market street. Thursday, at
2:S9 y. Friends invited
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
SCHOOLS.

KIRKwOOD MILITARY ACADEMY-Boardins
school for boys and young men; prepares for col
lege or for business: large. beautiful grounds.
Nineteenth school year begins Sept. r. Send for
catalogue. Col Edward A. Haight KiTkwood Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
DEATHS.

Observation-Disclosures, September L. 1919.
ht p. n. Hy- Ackerman aged 81.
Notice OF funeral later.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

BIees Military Academy Open.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Macon. No. Sept. i2.-The Rlees Military
Academy opened to-day. A large number
Of pupils responded to the roll cali.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

CASE-James Z. Case entered into rest Tues
day, September II. 1906 at Battle Greek, Mich.
Funeral Friday. September IA. from the Church
OF the Unity, corner Of Park and Armstrong
avenues, at 10 a. m.
Rochester and Sodus n Y papers piesse
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

lsCHER-Tuesday, September II, 1900. Henry
a Iseher. beloved husband Of Ros.ne ischer
tnee Rakebrand), at the age Of 50 years and
Al months, after lingering Illness.
Funeral Thursday. September is. at p. m.
from family residence No. 1920 North Eleventh
street. Friends invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

klBURZ-OGr dear beloved brother, Frank.
died suddenly September IL, 1899. aged is years
IL months.
Funeral Thursday. September 1s. 1900. at p.
m, from residence, No. 2SO6 Miami street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

SiLls-Entered into rest on Wednesday, Sep
tefnpsf H. 1900 at a m, Mary Ann Gill tnee
Costganl, beloved wife Of Frank GILL; and mother
oi Joseph, Richard James, tTark and Eddie
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

kNlGHT-TueSiay, September IL. 1890. at
O'Clock D. m. Joseph G. Knight, aged 6s years
Funeral from Lynch's undertaking rooms, 1als
Locust street. at / o'clock %. m, Saturday, Sep
tvmber Is, TO ST. Louis Crsmatory
san Francisco and Lynn papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

Funeral will take place from late residence,
No 2A MaTceau street. on Friday. September IL
AT 3:9 a. m. to ST. Coiumbkille's Church. Car
ondeiet, thence TO Mount Olive Cemetery. Friends
respectfully invited.
Louisville tkyJ and Alton (IIlJ papers please
copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
AIRY STlTUTE.

Department Of WashIngto' University.
thoroughly graded school for girls. with
primary, intermediate and academic departments.
Pupils of ) years of age and upwards received.
College PREPARATION speciality Graduates ad-
mitted TO Wellesley. Smith and Vassar GER
tificate. Entrance examinations on September Is
and 2s. School opens September q
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13
EDGAR SCHOOL

Will cpen September q. in the Conservatorium.
ss31 Olive st Pupils residing at a distance VIII
be conveyed to and from the school. For further
particulars address Miss Edgar. Office hours
a. m to 1 y. m. after September II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

KERNER- Monday. September 10 1890, at New
orleans, La, at $50 =. m, Valentine kerner,
beloved father OF Jacob v, Nellie, Essfe. Lulu.
Joseph and Gertrude Rerner, and Mrs William
Watson
Funeral will take place from the residence of
his mother-in-law, Mrs. X COtter, No. 4i2 South
Third street, Thursday September 49, 1900, at .
D. m. to Annunciation Church. thence to CAL
vary Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-13

SUBURBAN..
LAST WEEK OF SEASON. BIG VAUDEVILLE
BILL
HARDING AND AHsID, MILE. OLIVE.
PETE BAKER. nARTINNefTi6 BROS
AND HOST OF OTHERS.
Admission TO grounds free. Seats Sc and iec.
Two shows daily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-04
ZION CHURCH CONFERENCE.
African Methodfsts Is in Session In
Washington.


Washington. May 3.-The general confer
ence of A. NJ. E. Zion Church is in session
here, Bishop Lomax of Charlotte presiding
The opening sermon was delivered by
Bishop Hood of Fairville N. c. Addresses
of welcome were made by Comm issioner
Ross and others
The following secretaries representing
episcopal districts were elected: r. H.
Hin, New Haven, Conn; T. "A. Weathins-
ton, Montgomery, Ala; ]. H. McMullen,
Harrisburg Pa; w. A. Blackwell, Lam
caster, 8. c.; w. b. Henderson, Asheville,
N. c.; f. D. Washington, Grady, Ala. G.
II. Upton, Mobile, Ala
There are 800 delegates at the confer
ence, representing every state in the I'M
ion, Africa, Burmah and st. Christopher
Islands.
Bishop Small, the representative of the
church in Porto Rico, Cuba and the Ha-
wailan Islands, also is present. The most
important legislation 20 come before the
body is the election of bishops and the
consideration of a proposed change in the
organic law of the church. The confer
ence represents a membership of over
half a million.
A letter from President Mckinley was
read, in which he regretted his inability
to be present az the opening exercises and
expressed the hope that he might be able
to attend some future session.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-04
DENTAL STUDENTS ARE MAD.
Sixteen Applicants Turned Down b,
the State Board.


Atlanta, May 3.-There is not a madden
set of men in the state tonight than six
teen dental students that were turned
down by the State Dental Board to-day.
They charge the grossest Partially
against the state board, those protesting
the most vigorously being ten students
who graduated at the recent commence
ment of the Atlanta Dental College, OF
which DR.. VIM. 7. Crenshaw, recognized
as one of the ablest dentists in the state,
Is the dean.
One student charges that one of the men
who passed copied his paper verbatim,
and yet he, the speaker, was turned down,
while the nimble copyist passed without
a bubble. The second honor man of the
Atlanta Dental College was one of those
turned down, as was also DIR. McDade,
the valedictorian. Three of the students
that passed asserted tonight that some of
the students were treated outra geously,
they fully admitted that several of those
who failed were more capable than they
and more generally posted on the science
of dentistry.
The students of the Atlanta Dental Col
1ege declare that this is not the only time
that that college has been Disseminated
against. One of the unfortunates made
his second futile attempt to pass this year.
having failed at the previous session of
the state board.
An interesting feature connected with
the vigorous kick is the fact that three
dentists from other states who held IL
censes from those states, but who had To-
Gated in Georgia, failed 10 pass, while
negro dentist from Nashville was given a.
license. One of these three, DIR. Gross
of Dahlonega, holds licenses from three
states and has practiced seven years. DR..
Griffin, now of cambridge, who has prac-
ticed for two years, failed TO pass. DR..
Sims of Perry, recently removed to Geor-
gia from Texas, who has been practicing
fifteen years. is one of the indignant six
teen. Dr. Luxenberger of Augusta, an
other active practitioner, met the same
fate.
The sixteen unfortunates were distrib-
uted as follows: Atlanta Dental College,
10; Southern Dental College, Atlanta, 8;
non-residents, 3. Out of total of forty
one candidates, sixteen failed. The I'M
successful demanded from the board their
papers. They were informed that they
had all. successful and unsuccessful been
burned.
One student. DR. Barnett made carbon
copy of his examination papers which he
proposes TO submit TO a board of local dent
lists to be passed on with the questions
The examinations have been conducted at
the State Capitol since Monday ard the
decisions were rendered this afternoon.
The state board consists Of five mem
hers as follows: Drs. John II. boy e
Chairman. Townsville; Thomas Cole
Newman; F.. H. Reed, Eatonton; B. f.
Sims, Cedartown, and d. d. Atkinson,
Brunswick.