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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

ment before next Saturday. Mail
orders for samples will be filled
then. Can't You want? Next best
thing to cotton Peau de Sole is
this bargain:
1000 yards OF Mercertyed
PIesse. thirty inches wide, looks
like a light coIored SILK CrepOn,
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CSC a Yard.

All wanted colors and Foulard de-
signs to choose among.
Cotton Foulards. So inches wide. l5c.
Toile Du Nord Giughams in moro
than 100 designs. 1oc-
New Cotton Grenadines, black, only
80 inches wide, i2izc to Csc.
South Aisle-Old Store.
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Plenty, plenty plenty. hut--we re-
serve the right TO limit tne quantity
sold TO any one person.
Mail orders allied as they're re-
ccived.
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Five h un-
drcd pairs of
& h ~ d r en's
Black Don go
In Kid shoes.
with spring
heels, I'm sizes
b to 10 mt
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1910 Instead of zoe.

The balance can be told OF in a
breath.
German Pongees, so near Ike tho
cool. silken weave we get from China
that the best judges are ofttimes puz-
Hlnd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

Cuticura Resolsent,
b0c size i3c.
Paine's Celery Com
pound, sI.00 sire s5c.
Ayers Sa-aparilla,
500 sire CSC
peruns, dollar size.
e5c.
Vim Marisni, SIS
size sec.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
TO REPEAL WAR TAX.
President Probably VIII Favor the
Measure.
REPIRI.IC SPECIAL

Rt.PI RI.IC SPECiAt,
Washington. March %I.-Representativc
Jefferson NJ Levy. VINO has introduced tie
only general bill for the repeal of the war
tax ard who has been working to secure the
repeal of the measure since the signing OF
the treaty of peace with Spain. called upon
President Mckinley to-day and is authority
for the statement that the President. in DIS
cuSs,rg III" war revenue tax, said:
II am in favor OF the reduction of the WIZ
revenue taxes. The matter l. being cons1i-
cred by tho .'erretary Of the Treasury and
rnyy Y. ard ur esS find that business viii
suffer by it reduction of these taxes. | GER
taiuiv VIII 1t" MI can I" nave them re-
dl.tci or rspeJl"
Representative Richardson. Democratic
rorr MANAGER. who ms y resolution pei,t.icS
before the Ways :lnj M,dH, committee an
the reperl ot the war r"vrnue act. an
rounced to-day that he would bring the
matter before The House on Wednesday.
AS :. result of the move made by Rep+o-
sentative Levy and others. Secretary Gage
has been compelled to admit that the war
taxes have already caused n Treasury sur
plus .. 3.10o0O0. and that IL the same ratio
i cortiniied until July l. the surplus will
amount to S7o0o".9a.
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tion in order thrt | may communicate it
10 Mr. Abner Nc ckinlcy. Very respectfully.
~. :. kIMEAlL,
Assistant Guartermaster General. Army
Depot Headquarters.
7" this Colonel sheridan replied that
i.nds!cy had been sent to the Sumner. '1-
Cu,upauieG by nuncommissinned oi't-er.
with instructions TO report him 10 Coloa i
Davis.
THAT is the story of how Private Endsley,
hrotller-in-l;tw of AbTer Mckinley, "ssS
started off tp fight the tilipinus.
When Ahncr Mckinley returned to-ni%nt
from Washington. i surprised expression
came over his face when - reporter t,ier-
toned hiTa concerning his hrothcf!n-l;,H :.
Why h. finally exclaimed. young
Endslev was not taken away against his
will Tie desired 30 20 10 the Philippines. 1t
was his ambition.
When the reporter tod Mr.. Mckinley that
he was i'll poSs. ssiou nf documentary ~
deucc which wont 10 prove that eXtr"otdi-
nary meau- wer" adopted in getting the
Young man OF, Mr. Mckinley looked riz-
2lcd. Iut ".pl:.d:
"oh. nov. here are the facts in the cas-"
EndSl.y. who is not - years of age. had net
ceased sowing is wild oats when his ta'niiy
determined shat Il soldiers life was hest
suited for mini He was wild and C;tr"ie -
and needed Il life of discipline. | regret tnat
this matter has tccon. puddle.
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Southampton. March 3i.-Arrived: Steamer
KenSingtcn. New York. for Antwerp.
Philadelphia, March l.-Sailed: Belgen-
land. for Liverpool.
New York March 31-Arrired: st. Paml,
from Southampton: Lucania. from Liver
pool. Phoenicia from Hamburg.
Liverpool March 31.-Arrived: Campanis.
New York.
London. March M.--Arrived: Europe. New
York.
New York. March Sl.-Sailed: Grafwal-
dersee Hamburg, via CherhourE and
Plymouth. Mesaba. London: California.
Marseilles; Spaarndam Rotterdam. via
Boulogne: Allcr. Genoa.
Bremen. March 3l-Sailed: Ehein. New
York.
Yokohama, March 3i.-Arrived previously:
America Maru San Francisco, for Hong
Kong. SILL Tacoma.
Hong Kong, March 3l.-Arrived previous
lv: Lady Joicey, San Francisco.
Hamburg. March Sl.-Arrived: Tanis, San
Francisco. etc.
ROTTERDAM. March 3o.-saied: Maasdam,
New York.
Cherbourg, March 3l.-Sailed: ST. Louis,
from Southampton. New York.
Antwerp, March 3l--Sailed: Westernland,
New York.
I5yer7,ooi, March Sl.-Sailcd: Etrutia, New
York.
Hayre. March 2l.--Sailed: L'Aquitain, New
York. -,
Saoag-kopg MaTu, Hong Kong. 49,.
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RAILROADS.

Federal Judge Thayer Of ST. Louis APP
pointed Charles II. Chappell .f Chicago
and James Hopkins OF St Louis receivers
fur the Kansas city and Northern Connect
iuc Railroad. He authorized them to bor-
row $S25.U0 for designated expenditures.
&. G.. Jewett has been appointed foreign
freight agent of the Lackawana Line.
4 rate of one fare for the Mddie-of- the
Road Populist Convention at Cincinnati
has been announced.
August Belmont has been elected a di-
rector of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Secretary and Treasurer Charles Wheeler
Of the Colorado and Southern Railway
has resigned. HIS successor is Harry Bron-
ner of New York.
The kansas-Tcxas Railway Compa ny
filed articles of association with the Mis-
souri, Secretary OF State.
Tho Kansas Midland Railroad -as re-
ported sold TO the Frisco.
Colonel Samuel W. Fordyce was elected
president of the Kansas City-SoUthsrn.
which Is the reoTganized IfttSburg and
Gulf. He accepted the position.
The Jacksonville and East st. Louis Rail
way beginning to-day. will enter East ST.
Louis as an independent liue, using the
I'tchfield Branch tracks.
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| In The rcpor, that Admiral De,sev Will not

| In the report that Admiral Dewey will not
| visit 81. Louis and Chicago in May. ,
The Admiral returned to-day from his
| southern tour. His health seems /" be- as
! good before his reC:n; Illness He has
not at any tim' changed III" intention E'
formed months aE" 10 visit IN" Sr"at a1.S city
h"ar completed and will hc carried ont as
| indicated herein
lii about two weeks. the Aarir,' Will 60
to his country place Beaver" few miles
| northwest OF the White H"uSe. and near
W1nGey Lane. thu former summer rome hi
| President cleveland. Beaver viii be th"
| during the heated term.
May he viii leave Washington on his
| Western trip. He will 20 first to thicac" ;,,,
! 2. thence he Will 20 to Jacks pnvilie, III;
and after 4 short stay In that cry. WI
visit ST Louis For - long time the
not certain Just how long he may remain.
hut he will tax" his leisure about leaving
| can be spared, without dsarraneing Sel,, ,,,
ousiy his itinerary. From ST. Louis he VIII
<. To Memphis. Nashville and knoSfilIc I'll
th. order named. Ills plans contemplate =
r"turn To Washington on the evening Of
May - 1t is hardly probable that he WI;
reach home an time. Various cities WI
irv TO persuade him 10 remain longer thah
indicated in his itinerary. and being o' an
amiable disposition. he may Yield 10 en-
treaties of this character. The Admiral.
however purposes to hc at ms country
homc again bv the middle nf May.
After a short rest at kraV'T. II" VIII h'
compelled I" go West asafn to met II o.. ",''fn e.,
.,.-;,eerncnts. About Jun" he VIII 20 10
Grand RAPIDS. and probably t" Mihn'ah"nS
ard then 20 Columbus and i"Nt.ah".
Tho Admiral has no int"fti"n 81 Sn'hS 10
Paris. The story of his intended European
trip is not new. II Is without fonnaa'i'ii:
The cause OF its revival at ,hlS NM
Scu,heru visit. The Admiral has nut
changed his original intention Ia visit St
I"nis and the other cities named. His
,i.,g ,rn as indicated and there Is no rea-
r.r'' SON to doub, tha, he will carry them out
with the punctta'ty and accuracy char
,c,e,Ic-ic of the gallant head Of the navy,
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BY Her HUSBANDS ORDER.
Precautions Taken That He Should
Not EScapc-Iic Sailed for Ma
Mia on the Sumner Yes
tcriay.

! New Yolk March :l.-N hen the transport
Surnrr stoarard from this rort this even
ing Tor The Philippines sh. carried among
hor recruits v. tudslry. :. Young mnn
Who for days has boon u.licr special es-
piorage and whom the vast machinery of
;hc War Department uf tn" United State;
Government was bort urun getting out of
the country.
l:ndsey is al brother of Mrs Ahccr Nc
Eirlcy a Young man Of 23. lie comes from
Canton. -. He WAS wild at times. As
sometimes occurs with rural young mon
who without previous training try to trot
:. fast pace, H. wasn't u success, and the
family got alarmed. Then he went in the
army, to the great joy Of the family but
too late for an excuse to make him Il pay
master ;long with the other favored sons
/, seems incredible but it is really Il
fact. that the young man WAS practically
Shanghaieu. as this letter shows:
War Department Quartz rmaster's De-
partment. Army Building, New York City.
March %. l9)W-Colonel NJ. Y. Sheridan Ad-
infant General. Department of the East
Governors island. New York: Sir-Dn the
.th of March Recruit w. Euds!ey WAS on
listed and sent to Fort Wood from which
point it was expected he would sail 70: the
Philippines on the steamer leaving to-day.
This recruit is a brother of Mrs. Ahnsr Nc
knley, and Mrs. Mckinley has eXpresSe!
to me tn" desire that h. be sent !" ihe
Philippines on th- Sumncr. brought ihout
til, enlistment Of Endsisy ut the personal
rcuues, Of Mr. Mckinley. with view oi
having him sent 10 the Philippines. | now
understand that the recruits of Fort Wool
are not to go. Under the circumstances taa
YOU not arrange for Recruit Endsley to go
OH the Summer? Yours very truly.
tSignet, "A l.. kIAiBALL,
Assistant Quertermaster General, l.
s A..
This letter was indorsed by Assistant Ad
jutant General Sheridan. and forwarded to
the Commanding Officer at Fort WOOD, with
instructions to cause k.ndsley to report on
tie Sumner to-day. and adding:
"AcknoWicdge receipt. 10y command of
Major Genera. Merritt
To this note Majo toruninn. command
ing the post at Fort Wood. replied:
Respectfully returned to the Adjutant
General Department of the East. Recruit
E.udsley has been ordered to report on
board transport at a. m. Marc! g., as di-
rected''
To insure his safe conduct TO the Sum-
ner. n $. kimball. Assistant Quartermas-
ter General. in IL letter dated March 30, adj
dressed 10 Colonel Sheridan. asked:
What arrangements have been made for
Recruit w. c. Eadsiey 10 go on board the
Sumner? No opportunity should he given
him to escape en- route from Fort Wood
~ the steamer. l would like this informa-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
CISTRUST M'KINLEY.
Cubans Fear He Will Not Grant
Independence.

Havana, March 3i.-Cnited States Sena-
tors Butler and Pettigrew gave an inter-
view to Ell Cubano to-day. liz which they
said that they were convinced that the
Cvbans are ft' for seifgovernrlent: that
the Cuh10s want Independent ard arc not
the enemies of the people OF the United
states. but grateful 10 them. The
Cubans, FL Cubano declares, are resentful
of the conduct of President Mckinley for
not fulfilling the sacred promise of the
Joint resolution. They are perfectly sure
that President Mckinley will, not do any
thing to make ''lIta independent but, on
the contrary al. his resolutions tend TO
strengthen the military hold cf the United
States on he island, in order 70 convert
tub.l into an American colony.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
DEWEY LEASES A HOUSE.
Simmer Home Near the New Naval
Observatory.
pEni.EIir SPECIAL.

TEpt I:I.iC SPECIAL
Washington. March 2'.-Admiral Dewey
has leased q; summer home. |: is iii the sub
,,rbs of the District nf Colunpla near
,h, new Naval Observatory. and X "ithlh
sbnr. aiS,auc. If the site where former
President Cieveland's country home WAS
established. . :,
The Dewey place is known as Beaver. ~
=; +i,o ,creS in area and on the property
T. a comfortable old-fashioned house uni
twelve rooms. Near 10y is John X. Mclean
country home Reauvoir. Across the road is
Gardiner Hubbard'S Twin Oaks. 1t il a
fa shionable section of the district suburbs
Beaver is on a hill whiel, ovsriooks the
CITY, and the Admiral Will have a Splenoio
view of the surrounding territory.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
GROWING IN HIS FACE.
Grain of Wheat Took Root in a
Bows Cheek.
REpI-ErfC SrECIAI..

New York. March 3l.--Landsfo,d BERGEN
a 5-year-cld lad Of Yardley. four miles from
Trenton, underwent a surgical operation tc-
day for ailment OF the face which riz-
zled the physicians. The operation dis-
closed grain of wheat growing III lhe
cheek. The grain had burst open and from
il numerous sprouts were shooting IN oil .
fcrent directions beneath a triifcr which
formed over the spot where the grain was
found. The tumor had swollen 10 the size
OF walnut. The boy complained OF an
itching sensation beneath the skin. How
physicians think that it entered through
the eye and worked its way down.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01

to the National Convention at Philadelphia
and f.. Thomas, alternate. The following
deio gates wc-e selected: Cameron District.
H. H. WIT. j. Il. Polan. NJ. {. Wilson, T..
" falnin. T. r. Narnon, J. W. Hale. ID.
Thomas. J. II. Hickson. A C.. WEIGH. Atokt
District. George Wallaway. steve Lane. y.
(. i;ios5ofn q. I. Rails. Mike Conian. -.
T f;ttiur A. W. Wilcox. John Cameron.
f.utiier McI:wen. Antiers District a Il. D,-
rant Eugene t.sjon. j. w. Bursoyne. &. +.
TfoItcr i. r. Latham. r. +. Hackett. j.
H. Miller; South McAlester District, j. II.
wilkins f.. J. Ftnnin. f. S. Genuse. J. =.
Grady Evans Jones, Doctor Allen. +. r.
Kellogg Y Jones' W. +. Freeman. Frank
lin Bach.
The negro cote was not recognized.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

knkNood's political campaign closes To-
norrow. The election viii lac held Tursd.,r :.
II promises II he closely contested.
Burglars who entered Mrs. Mari. Evnrrs. ;
residence No i1gl Page avenue Fr!ia y.
crank wine and departed with many val
nahles.
4 Warrant charging asSa ult 10 kill Va
issued against Doctor Eiscman. who shot
Doctor Rales II. Ben OF No. s0l4 Russell
alcnue III the arm Friday night.
Managers Of the Worlds Fair expect e;uiy
and favorable action on the bill in Congress
and report additional subscriptions.
The Legislation Committee OF the BuSl-
n,.~s Mems League will meet Tuesday after
noon AT O'Clock 1T the House of Delegates
chamber to advocate the passage vi ;he
filtration bill.
Edna French. 6 years OLD. WAS seriously
burned while playing with matches with fei'
brother. AT their home. No. ii0 Clark avenue.
The City Lighting Company, which as
.>umes the contract of the Seckner Contract
Ing Company to light the business district OF
the city. hled articles OF incorporation N's-
tcrday.
The underwriters Of the subscription GER
1ticates of st. Louis street railways yestar-
day decided not 10 grant an extension uf
Brown Bros. option.
Judge Clark yesterday fined Whitney Lay
'on slUo ia disposina OF the baking powder
case. He could not pass on the pure fo"u
laws constitutionality, he said. on evidence
such as offered, but he said he believed The
law unjust.
Phil Geisler. ii striker was fined in Police
Court for disturbing the peace of workni.n
at Shickle. Harrison & Howard's Iron fonn-
dry
Chairman Sam Cook OF the State Demo-
cratic Committee has issued call for the
three State conventions. The basis of rcI-
resentation is one delegate Tor every SJ
votes cas-; for BRYAN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
RAMSEY CASE REVERSED.
Supreme toiiit's tr''er Executed
b. Judge II; MGR.

Ref BILr SrE|ItI.
carlyle. III. March 3l.-.1udGc William H.
Farmer presided ove' adjourned session
Of the Clinton County Circuit Court this
morning ana entered an order disallowinS
the claim nf SSta.Gt0. filed against the estate
Of ftufus X. Il mS,Iy by the Chicago bonds
men of the ia;t State Treasurer
This action I.aS - compliance with the
instructions of the Supreme Court Of illinois
Juiement was also entered against the
Chicago bankers.
The next move VIII he In the F!ooate
Court, where the funds will he ordered dis
tributed. 4 settlement Is expected before
june The local cfeaitors will receive about
20 cents on the dollar.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
BIG DEAL IN COAL.
Entire Output of High Carbon Coal
and Coke Company Sold.

Charleston. W Va. March 3I.-One Of the
largest coal deals ever effected In this t::s-
trict was closed here to-day by c. i. Wit
tenbe:E. president nf tn. High Carbon Cal
and COX. Company of New York. The own
ers of twenty coliieries. ssned contracts
with this company FOR the sale o. all coal
shipped by them East FOR the ensuing year.
These mines have daily output of $500
tons. A large part of this coal will be eX
ported from Newport News. Va. and WI
reach foreign markets To which American
cnaI HIS never teforc found ADMIT thrCe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
SPORTING

81. Louis League Club defeated Rochcs-
ter Eastern Lcaguers al League Park yes
ter9ay, 1S to 8. in tanlish game.
,ionnie lone Won the last race at Little
Rock at the enticing odds of 80 10 l.
The winners at Little Rock-Alice Coffin,
The Light. Race Bud. Laureate. Free Hand
and Bonnie lone.
The winners at Oakland-My Gypsy. "a
fala, Hcadwater. Forte Malay and Hor-
ton.
W. 3. Crosby yesterday defeated ]. A.
Il. Elliott for the Review Medal and sloo
II side by a score Of 2. 10 ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
SOUTH MISSOURI! EDITORS.
Press Association Organized and
Officers Named.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mountain Grove, Mo, March "'.-i ne CO
itnrs of Soutb Missouri met at this place tc-
day ansi :,rganlzed the South Cen'ra! MIS-
souri, Press Association. The following OH
GERS were elected: u. =. Adams, o. tHs
Mountain Grove Journal president: II. j.
Dawes, Of the Willow Springs Republican,
vice president: Wesley Goodwin. ozaFk
Mountain News. taHcpl. seCrsttry. Ben j.
J. Smith of the Douglas County Herald
Ava. treasurer. 1T,
The next meeting of the association VIII
be at Willow Springs. May 70. Tnere was
good ATTENDANCE, and the meeting was n
,t::siaStir
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
FOREIGN,

The French Transatiantique steamer la
Savoie was launched yesterday al ST. Ma
zaire, France.
President Colombo of the Italian Cham
her of Deputies. resigned yesterday. His
successor will be elected Monday.
Private postal companies VIII he abol-
ished In Germany to-day and postage rates
reduced.
All German legislative bodies have adj
journed for the Easter holidays.
Archbishop Ireland viii deliver the t!edi-
.atory address at the unveiliug of the
Lafayette Monument In Paris July 1.
The question Of closing the American and
British sections of the Paris Exposition on
Sunday is under consideration.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
MANSFIELD lNDlSP0SED.
Cut His Louisville Engagement
Short Two Performances.

Louisville. Ky, March 3i.-Rchard Mans
fed cut short his Louisville engagement
to-day. declining 10 appear for the after
noon and evening performances. the ad-
vance sale for which had been III progress
during the week Money paid By the ticket
purchasers was refunded. Illness given
as the reason for the change of plans. but
the actors indisposit!on is not believed to
be SeriDus-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
WASHINGTON

Governor Steupenbers YESTERDAY pI"4' it
ed 10 Secretary Root the petition from
Idaho. IN which the senerS uphold his
ouur&@ in reference To- the mining troubles
81. Shoshone County.
Congressman Shuttuc -! OHIO yesterday
at>sailed Senator Ti!lman and the election
system i'll the South. His statements Were
challenged by the leader OF The minority
Admiral Dewey has leased 4 summer
home near the new Naval Observatory.
The double iurret system on hattlrships
Was successfully tested.
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beca,;se one OF their number was discharged
for characterization. Seventy-five men en1-
ploved on the scrap furnaces at the Indiana
iron Works are on a str.ne. They claim
that th. company was paying them heavy
sCrap priCes for light scrap work. making
difference of II cents per ton. District v1e5
President Jarvis of the .Amalgamated AysO-
citation of Workers is here to investiSae.
The trouble may close all of the Repuono
Iron and Steel Company. the trust. plantS
the employees all being union men,. The tv0
plants directly involved employ 1000 hans
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01

REPT- BIO SPEt'IAI. = -,
South McAlcster, !. T. March al--Ihe
Republicans OF Central District met in TINS
ci1v This morning and selected thirty-h'e
delegates to the Territorial Convention at
Purcell May 5.
William NJ Melette received an ind"rss
ment for National ComInitteeii.dI' =. y.
Taunin was selected as the central delegate
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01

Hr.I.SMANN-On Saturday. March ~. 1900 at
|. o. NJ, Rernaid HuisnIarn. father Of Henri
and William fiuIsm.nn. aged - years month.
Funeral fiom family residence. BIB Salisbury
street at Sis a. m Noni2y. Spri1 2, 1SN.
thence to - Augustine Church. thence to Cal
vary Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited To
attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
Many Miner. mt Mo,vcnaun.

KF.PI7 FI.I.- Sf'f.' IA 7.
Moweaqua H.. March Sl.-The local
Miners Union. No. ~. United Mine Work
ers of America. to-day celebrated the G: mt
hour day with a parade and pubic speaking
and Il grand ball in the evening. Honorable
George II. Graybill of Shelbyville sEd Hon
orable James r.. Sharrock of TayiorVile
were the orators.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01

JAMESON Saturday. March n. 1890. at =
O'Clock p. m, Edward James. aged 70 ysars u
months.
The funeral N:ll take place Monday. "a inst.
at . o'clock n m. from family residence, six
teen miles on ST. Charles Rock road to st. Ma
ry's Church. Bridgeton thence to 81. Ferdinand.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
Carriages will leave cullen & Kelly's. No. ~
ES.ston avenue, at $50 a m
San Francisco. Cal. papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Cleveland machinists refuse 20 return IL
work unless the nine-hour day is granted.
A thousand miners in Western Kentucky
will go out on a strike Monday
The lease OF the Consolidated Traction
Company of Pittsburg 10 the Union Trac-
ZION Company was ratified at a meeting or
stockholders yesterday.
The Feyeiutland Copper Company was in
corporated yesterday in New Jersey, with
a capital OF Sl,CD0,up.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-01
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
One Thousand lrOnwOrkers Il
Muncie. Ind. Will Go Out.

Murc.e. Ind. March S1.-Fifty men en-
ployed in the grinding department of the
Ontario Silyerwa-e Works are on a strike