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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
WANTED TO Ruy


SPOT CASH fol-. old books; any ouanti-
ties and all kinds school books and
Wabasha St, opposite Schuneman g
Evans -
WANTED-To buy f1rst-class duck dog
thoroughly broken. H. e. THOMPSON
1888 Woodward av koH'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
MASSAGE.

MAOSAUG.
O~~~N~~o~~A~J~G~N&~@~@~~~A
ELITE bath parlor by a French lady;
furnished rooms, transient 800 ST. Peter.
Observation-Disclosures massage and for
tune telling. Mrs. Thomas, 457 ST.
Peter st.
MRS. DE LAITTRE, scientific maesa-
gist; vapor and sponge baths Sc East
Seventh st
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

COOK-:Wanted. competent cook. 24s
Summit av.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

FOR SALE-Contents Of a newly-fur-
nished nine-room house, cheap; rent,
S25 per month; most convenient place in
the city; must be sold today. Apply at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
ROOMS FGR RENT.

ROOMS FGR RENT.
o-"-c~~--S~~~-~~~~-~~~Oo-~- ~~~-~->-~-~.~~~o~~-~
HOTEL REARDON-7S East Seventh st.
Newly furnished steam-heated rooms;
new porcelain baths. and everything
nrst-class: rooms single or en- suite.
COLLEGE Az, 70 WEST-Front parlor
pedroom for oneor two gentlemen; gas,
neat and bath;sTent reasonable for win
81: PETER. 463-Second Floor-Newly
aurnlshed rooms, single and suitable
dor night housekeeping; references re-
!Ie9:
ST. ANTHONY. SO1-Furnished front
room: use of bath
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

DINING ROOM GIRL-Wanted, expert
enced dining room, girl at the Marlbor-
ough, Summit av. near Sixth ST. In
Quire fiat "a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
FOR SALE.

~o~o-c~o-~-e-c~c~~~~~~
ALASKA DOG FOOD for your hunting
dogs cents pound. Made by F w
Luley & Son, 1882 Jackson St, St Paul.
Telephone, Main 200.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

Sleeper for 11:15 p. m. train can be oc[
cupied at any time after D. m
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

FOR SALE-Upright folding bed, elegant
dining room set, washer, large roaster,
tool chest etc., high chair. Apply S66
Selby av., Dye house at once
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

SEWORK-Wanted, an experienced
girl for general homework. Mrs. AL
fred Scheffer, 800 Maple St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

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a11:15pm( Ouluth q W. Superior. e7:00a N
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

Anybody out or work I'm St. Paul or
minneapolis may insert an adveE.
tisement under this heading free
of charge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
LITTLE ETHEL JONESIS
WITH GRANDFATHER
Child Abducted From
Adams School Locat-
ed in New Home,
Where Mother
Placed Her.

Ethel Jones, the 7-year-old daughter OF
Harry Jones, who was abducted from the
Adams School Tuesday afternoon. was loca-
ted yesterday afternoon at the home Of her
crandfather. Samuel H. Jones. at No. Eli
Oregon avenue.
The child MAS taken to her grandfather
Tuesday night 10y her mother. Ms Brewer.
who IS the divorced wife Of Harry Jones.
Ms Trewcr was awarded the custody OF
the child ny the Circui; Court some years
a.-a. Uhcr tho divorce decree vas granted.
The grandfather OF the child refused to
Permit any one to see her yesterday.
Mrs Jones said: The child was brought
10 rs last night by her mother. She IL
legally entitled 70 her. the Court having SO
decided. We had Ethel once before and are
rcr;.cJly wiling 70 keep and rear Ie-. About
a yezr ago her father got possa ss!On of her
and since that time refused to surrender
her 10 her mother. l don't know whether
il was the mother who went TO the school
and took her away or some one else. but
h.- mother brought her here"
While Mrs. Jones was talking little Ethel
pcpped through The kitchen door, which was
ajir. She seemed perfectly contented with
hsr surroundings and appeared to enjoy the
notorieiy which she had gained.
Mrs. Harry Jones Of No. l23S South New
stead avenue the stepmother of the child
was searching the city yesterday in her ef-
fort to locate the child. When advised by q
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
TROUBLE IN BUNCHES
FOR CHARLES PABST.
Lost His Home, Was
Arrested and Sued for
Divorce in Three
Days.

III. ..i' for divorce filed in The circuit.
''f.' yesterday morning bl Mary rHt@t
u.-..irs' Charles -. T.tbSt is i'.. Sc,lu. Of
au .A'.-l.s chapter 'r in'ra.tic troubles.
Ia'~t. his WIFE ana hur father. Joseph Nil
L. hove In iae lat f"w days figured in =
a. rlcE'tc drama. yhn last act uf which was
SHTHu tn 10" thr Gi~ harce Of P1hSt 10y
Jul" S.r'r,r ir the Police court yesterday
n'nrafi-. hut tho .urtlin was rGng NJ again
l' '- tna"-h Ion t'- divorce s-!it 80 i,. 'iird
Hs- tuHu 'w0 hours after PaH~t's a,yuit-
tai oi " charge # disturbing the peace
The laNstS. uuGi SATURDAY. lived a. No.
~ '.'rsr @veu.v.
According Ia the evidence Offered in the
'.-. AHl itr allegations set forth in the
a'toTs" petition. IatSt has for some time
i'i.,d - provide for his family. lie was
married p" Mary Miller. the laughter Of
Joseph N,.!rr Of No. .>t- Sal.na street Or-
''.'E -. .N,6. At odd times. il is alleged: he
worked az his trade. Three months ago ha
became III and has since recovered, bur did
not return 20 work II is alleged that IN
various other way. such as dragging his
W." around by the hair and beating her he
made himself extremely diSacrceahle
Lust Saturday morning PabSt had a nuar
re' with his wife. He remained away for
t.I'" days and upon returning Monday
evening found the house closed and that
Ms WIG. children and furniture had disap-
pvaiti. Iahst had procured work mean
tiie ana Tuesday evening. when his DAYS
Nolh was done. he proceeded to the home
O MS f'tther-!n- 9w on Salem. street and de-
Marcea to sec his wife but her father IN
teT-eret- fabst Was ordered To leave. bat
instead Of complying with his father-in-
IA" demands seated himself on the veran-
"a and for three hours remained there
Becoming tired Of his long vigil and feel
ns sleepy he rose and walked around the
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Situation Explained Which Led TO
Sensational Nocrin" of
Grand Trunk.
GREW OUT or REORGANIZATION.
Attempt 10 Squeeze Certain Bond
holders Was ThvG-tod-Au-
nual Meetings Rates
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New York O~t- ''-D'rr0er r~-rt.T-@ q.
important barking interests 90 Sew N..0-
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executive O. t'' .'... .. ''..s -'
conceded tE.t t-o security luIE" ui f-"
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cago and GRAD Trunk Railway. had grey
Hnces that could rnt be s1.. ..-....
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''Ana iECNA i'''i-''''- q. ~''.''-.'.'' ...'''-
that company Old Rot hold all af is bv1-5
Jrs sA.rrrr;es c,-fs-.r-r-gf- in $50 amounted
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N round hI'n1-'s l' N.'-.'' ''9- '-'.''
gage bonds, s.N,s. 10000 second rcHrtgt-a
rr,s or4 =. --a -s., -,,.,..--- .--.f- The -irst
i.,'' ~ @ H'.1 ,..-.-, ,s,,
IN Noverlber lAs3. a reorganization plan
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-,,-,eH,.. -, - 49,, -.--'.-,,s-..rs
concerned AceoFH.Ht q t-.e f,.. -..ll--. =
the Chicago aud trEnt -T.!I vas IMAM.
the co-op,rat!oa q .gs loratg.4a-s. The
bopds hsid Nv -r. 60. -r-r5,ll, arcl.t 4
o,,ar.o- ~ - - - -. -,-.,-sa r,r,c-
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Some OK the minority holders, however
6emurret- They showed tEht. got = Pro
tectIve COMMITTEE -gra-Nfr. a-t found q
,yndica+e of Ar7etg-.,..s n3,7zrrs willing TO
. - -
pu' tHe 'Oen 70 or. .',-' '.'-..'2 Il 20 ,-.l. ~,
interest, or 10 sdiIt7-se- li-i"-''l -it lLtt'S
years. Then the EeorEanIzat.1n COMMITTEE
found the heart - ~ l-lEe he first mort
gage bondhOiccrs' desires. They PROMISED
them par ard interest Tor t1eir bonds. a:d.
further. conceded the Important al Il.!n0 Of
the Grand Trunk Railroad Comp my un-
conditional guarantee -. the interest on he
new fours, TO he indursei on tacu and every
bond.
The second ~r~-fr rare rCrsrC'Errz hrl
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

+. +. Bryan. Jr., mas been appointed
contracting agent Of the Louisville ana
Nashv!.i-. with headquarters at the Ma
uiyn4l Stock Yards. He VIII also be the
general outside man for the company At
EaS: ST Louis. Mr. Bryan has been for
some time past clerk in the office OF the sU-
prrintendent Of terminals in st Louis.
C I Parker. general agent Of the IL
NUuls Central. returned yesterday from 4
tEip 20 CI.caso.
john N Ch"sh:ouCh. assistant general
passenger agent Of the Nandalia, was n
Chicago yesterday, attending the meeting
OF the Central Passenger Association.
c /. EilIeary. assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Eis Four. returned 70
headquarters yesterday.
Vice President c. @. Warner OF the Mis-
soUri Pacific returned yesterday from the
Chicago meetings.
James Barker. general passenger agent
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, re-
turned yesterday from Chicago.
j. T. Marchand. special agent Of the In
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
CHlLO'S DOUBLE
BREASTED COAT.
With Double Cape Collars.

CItid'- U1urie-I}ra7etrI coat. - SiH2
witt Double CAPE COl.ars-Nery stylish ana
attractive are tar seasons L-W coats fD.
children, which ar" ..dc --A IeGGtI ar.
sito,t ample rr0-ecfi e i2 S-v =. Ve-th'--
As il'Grtr-tad. this Ca.t s. Of t1t. cco-hr1~U
tI1--.l1 .l1-h. Lined throughout with cisI blue.
The baby hat Of brown velvet Is DECORATED
with d huge hi i.e satin row and string
which tie - the left side
Tn coat is simply adjusted with shoulder
and si-itly CUr.-l back seams. II Is J..
tJN effect. with loose hack and fronts Wri~'.
f.s-ru IT, ClIb-a-'- .H-t.1 s-yle with lar.
pearl buttons. TN. edges are finished with
machine stitching and laps cover the cor
.,-i--.t E-ci.. g. which are inserted on r."
fronts.
The correct two-u.aCc sleeves have sIi~l-
fliiue-s III the shcUi'i.~s ara az. H..se,.
" Il tiari.E cuffs. TIE -.c4. is complied
Vi-n q turu-duNu collar.
The special feature II this PATTERN * tNa
doUtl- ape collar. which extends ont O.
TIE shoulder in q becoming manner. TEa
collars ar lined with blue.
Smart coats f. his mo % may be devs!-
or-d N melton. ke.-,r. teHve~ - cloak'-.-
ana finished with machine stitching or clo-a
bands
TO make the coat for child six years WI!
-eQ-!.e two ans cu.-lrarts- y--Gs OF fOr-'
four y one and ssvep-aichth Yards # nfJ
tl,Ir-inch material The pattern. No. So.
IS cut IN sizes Tor children =. :. 8. and -
years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Professor Stoeckhardt Got Away
From Baptist Sanitarinm Clad
Only in Undergarmcnts.
OvERThKEN BY P0LICENEN.
We'll known Scholar, Suffering
From Brain Trouble. Caught
at Conk and Pcud'-ton
Avenues. After Run

Clad only in his uu1.sr7 7rmau's. Pr'f-
eor Gc,r=r Stn'.krIr'it oi rh" Duusu-.i1
Seminary. No @."J South Jefferson ave
nue.. oscrpod from tho I;ar 1T Stutarium
last night. where hc waS rrcc. c.virc treat
mrnt for brain trounr. and after an OK
citing chaee Of several blocks. va- cap
tured at The corner Of Cook and PcuI.eton
avenues.
Professor Stoeckharlt is one u the host
known tcachers % lancuace. ia 81 Louis
He lived With his two children n 70. CO.
Texas avenue until about six months aro.
when Il became apparent 10 his friends aud
relatives that he was affll.t'd with AZ all
rnrrt Of the brain. He was granted 4 leave
OF absence from his chair " the seminary
and It was hoped that rest and recreation
would restore the vigur Of his mind.
The professor sisadfastiy refuse to re-
Unqutsh his studiCg and poroi over his
Creek and Latin book DAY and night The
strain herar 70 tell on him. and as a last
rr-ort hls friends decided to send him TO the
s1ui'arium for treatment.
Superintendent Wilkes evertci cyory Of
fort possible to restrain his patient from
study and worry, but TO no avail The
Professor made frequent attempts n cs-
cape from the institution. and one Of tho
precautions taken 10 prevent this was 70
remove his outer garments ind keep them
n hiding.
Last night at 80 o'clock he ellGed Tho
vigilance Of the guards and escaped
through a window leading 20 the Belle
avenue entrance TO the sauttari.ru- fI'-
absence was not discovered until nearly an
hour ana then a systematic search of the
building was Instituted.
Not finding the professor in tho building
the superintendent notified Captain GiliaSpy
of Tho Tenth Police District and all of TIE
officers IN the district were instructed to
look out for and arrest Al elderly man
clad only i'm his undersarrneHts. and hare
headed.
When the police commenced working on
the case they learned that man answer
ini- this description had been seen running
north on Taylor avenue. and after having
obtaiTe-l this cl.w they traced him cast on
Cook avenue. At the PenGleton avenue in
terseCtioU Of Cook he was captured Eft"r
having engaged his pursuers IN a iH-yard
dash which WAS witnessed by many ~ tts
residents % the neishborhood. Tnnth
piStrIrt covered patrol wagon was sum
moned ana the professor Was Tcturns1 %
the s;nitar!um.
Friends Of Professor Stoeckha-dt declare
that h. vas one Of the most brilliant
luguis.c ir the United States. He Taade
an eepccigl study of Crock and Latin. anl
Ia TIE Ehrarlcs OF the seminary are many
valuable translations accredited 10 him
hbcul one year ago Mrs 1;osckhardt died
and the professor gr!cved over her death
50 Intensely and applied himself 30 stu
di0usly to his work that his present mental
Affect On IS not entirely unexpected
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
JOHN S. GRIFFIN DEAD.
Well-Known Real Estate Man
Passes Away at His Home.

John s Griffin. the vell-known zeal
estate man. president Of the Griffin Real
Estate Company at No. III Chestnut street.
died last night at S.15 o'clock at his home.
No. s5.7 West Chestnut street. He was a
years Ola.
Mr.. Griffin had been i'll for only a short
time. Doctor Thomas OReilly was the
physician in attendance.
M. Griffin leaves a widow. Mrs. Elizab,t n
Griffin. Il was said at the Griffin residence
last night that no arrangements for the
funeral had been made. They viii be an
ncUnced to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
THE WEATHER..
To-Days Forecast

Wellington. oct lo.-FU. ecist foT Thursday and
Friday:
IlIn1iS-Gsne-aliy fair THURSDAY and Frit.tyi
fTs sputh 20 east Winds
Arkansas and Misso':ri-FRrtly cloudy Thurs
dav HpC Friday. variable winds.
tE.. horG and Indian TeTrtG-y-Fa.r Thurs
dsy and Friday: variable Winds.
I3ra-FaiT Thursday and Friday; southcriy
WINDS.
N-frasIts-Fai- Thursday and Friday; cooler
fn western portion Thursday; n0rtheTIy wiHt7
kansas Generally fair THURSDAY ami iTs-tS.
variable vlECs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
IN TIE COUNTY.

Franz Tauzsu=tf'n was YESTERDAY con-
v-c-ad Of 0as.t larceny .r the court of Sr,.i-o
7 ". Th;ess Of Alton t1a7 ~ and costs and
sentenced ~ thirty days TN Jail.
Marriage lioeusss We're issued N CLAYTON
yestsr..v 90 y lfy Harris ana y rtht
Guauok ~ FcutCn and Caroline Schro. der
~ TefmOnt. Franklin County: william
Kumhley and Matilda Meyer. both OF No.
IL south Fourteenth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
ARKANSAS RATES.
Kew Order Affecting Freight Tariffs
Issued by the Comm i>sIon.
REPUBLIC sPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Roc!,. Ark.. oct IO-The Arkansas
Railroad Cor mission has ordered JE-t the
standard FIRE -hL distance tHr:t. together
with all amendments. De eEteELvl and made
applicable between s-Gr-yns Ua the White
and Black River Nai.sr Ha'i-Uoa anC be-
tween stations On sal! road and all other
stations on the Chrctaw. Oklahoma and
Gulf Railroad within tre State Ci ATllGu-
sas. also upon the Ari-aHSss Midland Rail
road 1t IS further ordered that all tariffs
now n force on rGI1 roads ne CauCcl"-:
that the said Cho-taw. oklahoma and
Gulf Railroad Company s-gd The Arkansas
Midland BE- REQUIRED 80 print and publish the
standard dsJaHCa ta~ilT aforesaid IS 70
Guir.-i by Law and that this order 0e made
effective on the tWeniy-flflh day Of October,
ira
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
George y. CLAYTON Dead.

Omaha. Nrh., oct 1n.-tirOrge " Clay-
:or. Northwestern rasssre5r agent or rha
Wabash Ra lroai and one uf the veterans
Of the service died II HIS home here to-
day after an Illness II several weeks In
1N12 h" accepted a p sition with the Wa nash
aDd has been with the company ever since
The funeral will take place SATURDAY after
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
SDp Line 1reefs Cnf

s.. Paul. MINI. Oct. ie--Ths 500 Line
Joined in the low rates FOR hOmeScekers
to-day. Il named a 50 rate 10 the coast
the same as the other Hines but makes no
application TO local territory. There s., rea-
F1n 10 believe, however. that the 500 VIII
protect its local business. and. If convinced
Of danger IN the enCroachment Of the Great
Northern through further reduction, Te-
talatCry action Will be taken.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

vf;cr R Iyyov ,~dcT,s, e,noInrs. ,hni Ia
on October 4 the Queen ana Crescent
Route VIII put into effect a new schedule
Via Sar5. eport. arriving at Shreveport on
is through train from the East at noon,
Instead OF at 20 P m, q az present. This
practically opens up a new through line
10 Texas pDiuts
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

Denver. Colo. Oct. 10.-Charies Wheeler
who resigned as treasurer Of the Colorado
and Southern Railroad last April, on ac-
count II i'll health, is dead at his home in
this city. He Was connected with the Union
Pacific Railway system Tor twenty-eight
years occupying the position Of comptroller
part " the time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Reports of Texas Lines.

Austin. Tex, Oct. fo-The annual report
OF the Calvert, Waco and Brazos V ley
Railroad iilcd to-day with the Texas
Railroad Commission. showing gross earn
ings Of S2i-5st: operating expenses sl@.eie.
The report q the Houston East and West
Texas Railroad showed lIOsS earnings Of
S.S., nj; operating expenses. sISs,ao1
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
EniHrNsti Y 81 & A.

The tenth International conference Of the
railroad departments OI the Young Men \
Christian Association will begin I'm Phila-
d-iDha to-day. Sessions VIII lie held NJ the
Pennsylvania Railroad branch of the as
srg.at!0n IN that city. Fully 1909 delegates
viii he in attendance from the United
States. Canada. England and other Euro
I'm countries.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

with thn II Pasn ard Northern, running
from II Paso TO TeXliDc. The whole length
Of line to be built is abuu; q. miles DF
this the ChCCtaw will build aUa miles Work
o. t-e road from Weatherford west will
hegin n laSs fhnn thirty dlNs
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Married Mt Fayetteville. Ark.

FfIf'I EIsIN II E'-IAIs
Fayetteville, Ark. Oct. lo-Jerome Rey-
nolds cashier for the AyeTS-L"rd Tie Com
many at this place was married to-ni.ht
TO Miss Grace Buchanan, daughter Of Doc
tor Buchanan, president OF the State Uni
xexsity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

Republic reporter that she had been loca-
ted at the home of her grandfather she was
greatly surprised. Neither Mrs. Jones nor
the girls father would say what course, :.
any. they proposed to pursue to recover pos
session OF the child.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

tending to return there. The valise which
was found On the EU.-A q the basin, hE-
been iJsTI,ill-d s-s tta.-l.if-'s. Coroner Lloyd
VII hold inlues, dis morning. Radcliffe
came 10 81. l. IL -rrE Louisville. KY IL
l. Ao, known =, ,AcjL-r IH has any family.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Choctaw Route Matters.

EFPTBLfC SIEClAI.
oklahoma City. Ok. oct. io.-It IS re-
ported here that the Choctaw. oklahoma
and Gulf Railroad has ms"e arrangements
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Governments MonthI- Crop r.
port Shows q Mailing Ol
in tn" Cereals.
POTATOES AND APPLES GOOD.


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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

=
EdtHer Robert J. Hayes was filed for pro-
bate es-cF,aay. he directed that SI,3r -
expended Tor Il monument. re lett $it1
eTvA to the Li;.:e Sis-ers Of the Poor ami
-. AIMS Asylum. so to ~. Ihilomera'
Industrial nUOl for ,Hris. &'JJ fOC the poor
of St FlJricks, and 80 90 Sub lr.or Rev
o-cad Father Murphy cf -i- Trapp!5t CON
masses said Tor Lie LeStIfCr'S soul. Prop
C-ty fronting 2~i feet on Emerson avenue
Is left to the Catholic Orphans Board
Lizzie Schaiirr. e cousin. Is left property
"a 40. SsI5 I'tET4-a street. The remainder
Of the estate IS iett to his sister. Mary
tsrtCGdr Hayes o. -. NiIre1ts Asylum.
Syracrjse. y. y. ". D. Lows - named Is
executor without bond
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

Any one wishing the latest style
patterns may obtain them by calling
at ROOM 20, Second Floor, Repub-
fC Building, Seventh and Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

NIiSSISl5-A letter was received at police
h"--gI.r-erE yesterday from SIperiEteud
tut 0r Police Sylvester Of Washington. ID.
G., requesting information OF Nathan LEVIN
Cf taat civ. who has disappeared. Levin
l,:' lis home on June -. l>S3, saying ne
v;'- 23inc to Little Rock. Ark. 10 obtain
v'-E as a tailor. He sad no would stop
pva- in s. Louis. Since hs left not hing has
ben heard from him and the matter has
been referred to the UCliCa
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
nIILnING pERNNrrS.

BJILnISG PERMITS.
r ". Tro-'z. 5lso-s Fa'rguorsnt. IL. >liings t2.-
e.
Peul Ilrr7rarn. ci1} Gilmore. dwelling. .I.el0.
172 Boarding Places
Advertised in To-Day's Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

JOHN II. EDWARDS ILT9-Attorrey John
j.. Edwards IS dangerously III at his home
No. - FcLdl-tou avenue, with an attack OF
typhoid pneumonia. Doctors Steer ant
G.sEcu. the attending physicians. do not
EolI strong hopes FOR the recovery OF Mr.
J. wards. "a his temDer4tUTe stands At JOS
tas g. 3.eT Tortion or the time. Mr.. Ed
U-gas has been II for two weeks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

"IflI-' aus ilf'I.'iIal0 n IiIdT VI'I'-'i!IU
= J. HYATT
J>real Forecast OTIS Al
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

PETITION IN EANKRUPTCy-A peti-
'he United States District Court yesterday
nv Edward ;. Warner y No. 3o4 North
Ei-l-H street. The liabilities are set =
:tt.l t1 ard assets - Sa3 The latter con-
s.5- y 81. 5'v IN stocks and bonds. s.e.GlJ Of
pr perty II revision remainder AMI trust.
AMI ssanry .ars nal !teIns The liabilities
'-,r", mostly IN the city OF St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11

s..-- l.r.....e- Is ~ Jefferson Cry A.
i. .H.--- 'F .=-rz tIat J-a pending n the
: 7.s li'..r Court. and h-s office IN tho
CITY Hal r-r-'rtrl deserted aspect yes
t.r'a-- Secretary Dryden aHf S'er0srapher
l--~ presided over rt- office. an ds.vrd in
=. tHr uss-s % briefs relating to the cases
Row uI j.. the c@i II city.