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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-10
RS VclecrapIs.

C9acago rec. ca',le-R re-. .ip,s 200 nominal
S y m ,1: f%,a {. II 1 nime & dctea nIlI Sc c = go
80: mixed stcsScrs s..Jf'5..'; cows g" % y.
hyif,rs Sf5. ~. c!nnsIi >@I-.S': h2ns -"
-. Hogs Receipts to-day s6.Go. Monday 41.ool
lower. tops Ss:i.: mixed and but, hers closed
49, 4@ushg Se,yv $. s,a ,sS light s,;r4sg: hulk
"f sales 81 sl.5ai.S7ir. She~p-ioceilfs "a. sheep
4ia: & lair to GhGice mixed sS.s,sii.o5: Western
shrep sipi:t0: T'Na@ shetp $-.,a5S'; native
Sou'h oniai Il. NJ. l,e,: -.,a,tis--ieceirls
49,. mark; 'nlinay steady: n=,i'.1 lcef st"2r,s
si-5ns.cs. western steers si-iiGl; TeNas steers
s2-5a3..": cows ami heiter~ Saito: Gamers q +,
q U,;s': 'r"ckrH and f.sl-rS so i'oi 'aly"s $40 ;,
n.arLot shade to- sc lower closed stronger. heavy
rigs STA 10: bulk OF sales si75i-sfts' SLeep-
R"ceipts ap,: market steady fcCi muttons s.. sSG
Az: W.-t.rnr So fagi: common and stock sheep
Kansas city. Mo- Dee. s.---Cattlc-Reseipts
go: ite light suppl this week stimulated val
ues; the strongest advance was for good butcher
higher and inferior short fed kinis were slight
" lower: native steers brought 81 ioaSsl: stock
er= and feeders S3T+.S0; butcher cows and h.if-
ers s"l.i.s5; Gamers 8 5a4$; fed Westerns Sc
!: .: calves s5,Ga5 90 Hogs-Receip,s s',; mar
=. 5ai: IEht supplies and higher values caused an
advance for the week amounting to about I3isc:
heavy hog, sold to-day At $i.siN4.s2Ss: IniX,,d
Gsi ihi- wsk T. tTsle rn" sS
tive all week. and prices advanced leG2nc on
killing grades: storhers and feeders steady
lairbs si.s5d5.aA: muttons N.,5p4.i0: stockers
and feeders 81 5JT! %: culls S3a3.to.
New York Dec. Sleeve es-Reccipts 5sS; nom
il ally stcadv: shipments i.3i7 cattle. 10 sheep
aud .Ig1 quarters 0r beef 'alvss-Re-"iptS 81
very light trade. dull aad weak for all sorts
ysals 81 50n,.11 Erassc;5 nominal sheep and
Inu hs-Recepts 4.t13. sheep very dull Lambs
sttady: lac lower: sheep S2-5ad4: lambs Si.S3' y
6. CUlls s.: Canadian iarnbs -. s0lI.. Hcgs-Re-
capts B. COS: no,nnaily firm.
REPJ BLIC SPECIAL.
-. Joseph No. Dec s-C'attle--ReCeipts Is3;
market steady to easy; natives sftj.J'; West
"rns S.ssq 5.s0: COWS and heifers s. fs.50; Veais
S3IJ.;0. bulls and s. 4NG IS: stocsers and
feeders 81. .s5Qi. -. Hogs-irceipts 10 Ss6: market
"Hiiec lower; light and light mixed H.s2I.M
i.".ig medium and heavy 81. 81 tIi -: pigs So. 20
gao. bulk 81 .ssn4.s.ii. Sheep-Receiprs none.
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lstH'. tIIIf-F' NJ CT W. V'.'hN 7lt~V.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
NjuncapOIls Flour,

Minneapolis. Mimi. Dec. &-wheat-Cash 7.,,c:
fTi P N@ Nss N3r,Senn Sqa c Sn %o tEtTS Northern
,ss.s,oec l.s teg5aFfrzt patents p, stqt,s second
Gears sc1t. Bran in bulk .lI5oQlI.75.
Dry Goods.
New YorK. Dec. s.-rhe week closed with a
n ara is modciaIc, and prices are unchanged.
Fancy prints quie,: staples in steady request
s @ sa r S na, ' auif ' Print nn soiRs @~ada dull but
prices tlr,l,- cotta= arms Tere r very irregular
WgcIen and wqTstei @ ya,ns m duh D6,;,'. and easy
extensive inquiry, Il Was for the greater
the margin lctween hives and sellers was fire.
qu.utiy ". Producers are well supplied
irIsin, ss geneFaiy easier. bu, the volume of
TRANSACTIONS was much below the average. There
linens. dhootcs bIeaohinc fabrics and prints
ire recent demand for cnina appears practically
singapore. Penang ard. the smaller Asiattc out
lers, '1selher. with moderate purchases Of print
lrE and iinisl.nS e0ods FOR south America. the
i--yaut and Mediterranean ports. bat tine dis;ri-
fetal Market.
New York De-. s-The wcei; Finished with the
metal market quIet and without positive feature.
.sIer.l way following like coEditions abroad.
IS usual FOR Saturday. market. there was prac-
Ell lake G copper u So "s5f fof Lake. in snpera1 anl
ard Sis6.Ie for casting. Spelter quiet and rather
found fainry Norsr Gh s5 @uthefn al hepa'
L.. !, and soft Southern sli<il3'a Lead was quiet
at siSsi7.
Petroleum.
New York York v Dc sre,soSum , 'o,,,hl ag,l ga quit
more 81 20: do. IN bulk s4.6a
oil CITY. Pa. De-. -tTsdit balances SI.6.: GER
tifcateS StoSts. Shipments ll1.4.: bbls.: average
gs a.. bbs. Runs laiil bills. average u, al bbls
Hides and Leather.
New York. DO S,-ll;ics firm: Galveston -
to - lbs ISi.Glsc; California y 10 -, lbs. I9c:
hemock sole Euancs Ay5ss. iisht to heavy
weights 2ifi25c; acid 2sisG2i'.c.
Dried Fruits.
Kew YoiA Dee. S.-The market for e-apcratei
apples .Uied rather quiet. but about steady at un-
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Futures We're Stronger On Good Buy
ipE-SpOts Unchanged.


I.iverpcoi-Srot quiet prices I-@si lower: up
lanis ) l,-32i sales 6.c,' bales: futures closed
uuizt and steady: Dee. > 256id Dec. and Jan.
: lid b.: Jan and Feb. = s,-6td b.: Feb and
March Is-6id h.; March and April , lS-6id Y
spot cotton maTE"ts:
Galveston Quiet n 3asc. receipts BE- bales:
New Orleans steady at il-ifc; receipts i''s''
bales
Mobile Nominal at 7-1G,: receipts 81 bales.
SaVannah--ouiet at ~ q. receipts 6.'ca bales.
Chnrl. Nominal at 9i.c receipts - bales.
Norfnlk-Stcady at ssr; receipts 2.elI bales
Wiimington-Firm at gsc; receipts ii3 bales
Baltimore Nominal at Ioisc: receipts. none
N"w York Quiet AZ iJisr. receipts S?l bales.
IgcstoG.--pUil at lpi.. receipts l.hsh bales.
Philadenhin- H- loa-r: receipts liS bales
Iiagstofl--Dull AT 9hs; receipts SEQ. haIe:.
Angus a-(luict at lA,c. reCrpts. 2,a32 hal-i
s,orlphis-Guict ar &C: receipts, 3..S2 bales.
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was taken to the City Hospital where his
condition was said to he very serious
Spaun was engaged in wreckng the kiln
when the accident happened. 1t was for
tunate that two boys were near by when
Spalin fell. since they were enabled to se-
cure assistance by which the man was ex-
tricated from the mass Of lime and bricks
that were heaped upon him.
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Pork steady: lard easier.
u, =. j. ict.l.Irn..


Pork-New standard johbinG. Z. q b.. .I3.
I.aTd-cEoce steam r.. side s5.A1ia.
G mans M. ~ i .dsis - sS r"r ~ ana u aver
From the block. delivered: Hams Sc To- &c; bel
lies .lsc 10 l0c. as in average. New York Shout
D. s Meats-B,d lots Jot,bing: Extra shorts
nc: cribs and clear sides .s.c: bellies sI,msT,c
as In average; plates 6aic. Higher s,aali
Bacon Bxd. 5, c. meats jobbins: Breakfast
bacon &c for heavy 70 lslzc for choice light
shoulders 67.c. Plain smoked bxd. mea,s-ENtra
shorts sic: cribs and clear sides sac: bellies
sAsc 10 a-sc as in average plates 1i.c- Higher
Country Iard-6gs'.c. according to quality and
Ikgs.
Oleo Stearne-At CSC
Packers choice SL.as=.c.
Yellow 3l.c White 5S.c rsclseTs Stock: EioSn si
22 a3,sc; yellow 4a4iss whI!e ts.@ss ,,,,.
Market sii: dried at i3e. to i5pc per ~ t6n.iIes
at I5Iac per II. sS per doz.
Poultry. Game and NcnIs.
LINE PoULTRy-chickens - Straight Young
Choice dressing stock 6I.c: thin aud poor less
Ducks &c. Geesa rnp-i-atncr'd, &c. uid pig
DRESSED PoULTRY-Quote scalded and un-
dyiwn, with heads and legs on Turkeys at %
Ifsc per lb, Chickens Ta7i-c. Ducks 7i2asc. Geese
GAME-we quote choice. select. sweet stock
only: ouail-Cndrawn $40: drawn tl.35. Prairie
@ bToms 81 nens s s. acK ws s.r r dos
Mallards 81; redheads S. canvasbacS 81: blue
wing teal s.; green wing teal $50; mixed 81 ..
ST. Deer carcassss per H., Ssf3c Nenison SAD
dies. hides on. Ice. Rabbits. per doz., slnI.iG.
lack rabbits si.so. Squirrels 50as'r. 'Possums.
VEALS-Choice fat at g per ib,: hcretics. thin
ard rough at e; sheep duh at $aic; hin ewes
ic to &c per IL. for choice: buck lambs at : :
g3I-c.
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WALL FELL ON A WRECKER.
William Spaun Sustained Injuries
of a Serious Nature.

William Spaun. a laborer of No. 23li
Papin street, by the collapse of a brick kiln
at Newstead avenue and Wabash tracks,
was buried under a mass Of debris. His
skull was fractured and he received sew
eral severe contusions about the body. He
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good liberal SATURDAY supply stl, The
quality was fairly good. \ gorc strlng ,:.inauI
Hr'N1ttfl. and. wuir IA" market was not .uIt.ta-
hiv higher. the feeling vsS hotter and 'h, r,ar-
h.i Ni.r wUl v.au.i up at tn" 'lH-.-. Prices are
about =sr luw'-. rlIIH week mutton
- - tni lambs .ui about st. tdv ~tpcic.-=.
.it"s iH'uirI tsn,d LAMB 80 = t., S..,-, ,uiI
l1Hi- at $I.H'. nation sheep 80 $50 - s. .;prk-
rs ~ go - So. ani bucks at $50 to So.
IL
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BIG FOl II.

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
HI l'bSpS RIVER BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND IfiE$AiEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Train. Depart. Arrive
India polls Express ........-. 81 5;3D pm
New York and Boston Limited SD - Al .n
knicAerboCker Special -- New
York. BOSTON, washington,
HaltimCr. and PHILADELPHIA. L. 70 6.45 Pm
Alton Express pm fi.2) pm
dation s4:2o pm is;5, pm
EIstOn. New Nork. Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore. Phil
adephi.i -. ...--....-....... sos pm '.:3o am
AltGn-I.eayes 1000 a. m. '5:os D. m. Arrive.
500 Al. m, -l:H y.
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ST. Louis 1..a;S hhls. chicago IL Sla hbls.. Do
trot. $40 bhls.: Milwaukee. -. .i45 bhls.. Mime
aTois. 37.+eS hbls.; New York. i2ii, hbls. ana
c6.>i6 skS.. baltimore, 2J,9a5 hbls.. Boston. IS,
hhlS ana ..'S> shS-: New orleans. 500 SIS.
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HH - -
pot lLTRY.
Prices NominaIiy Unchanged in the
Absence of Business.

RETUPLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. s-Dresscd poultry receipts To-
day were l.a.5 pkgs. There was very little de-
Inand to-day. and stock for the most part was
pu, away for next weeks market. Prices were
nominsily unchanged in the absence cr business.
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
Chicago be-. s.-Dressad poultry steady: tIr-
KEYS sIs<tar: chickens sNStec: ducks S'-Gisc.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
New York Dec s.--Buttcr-Rcceipts = isS pkgx ::
firurr: crea merry Isd26c: June creamery isi2sI.c
f1c.nrv i2iTl5I,c Cheese-ReSeipts h25S pkg-. !:
str.ng. verv large. fuli-naie. lli.c. small do. do
fancv 1l3,c Ea.gs-T;cc-ipts 8. 80 pkCs strong:
Western. regular packing at mark. 226e3c: West
ern loss off. &c.
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AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND ST. louis
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
LcUi-NiII. Express - CentraIia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car-
mel. Princeton. Louisville.
Washington. PlllIi.iIhia ami
N.y. York .......-..........-. sos am . % pm
II ant vernon Accommodation - m s.l2 am
~, rita Limited , Louisville.
Lexington, CEattsno- ga At
iauta and Ia"ksoIlyiiIc Fla. sa:iI pm 80! an
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VANDALIA LINE.

Pennsylvania Lines west Of Pittsburg. Pennsvi.
vania Railroad:
Train. Depart Arrive.
Trains Nos 20 and q New
YORK. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington Special. 49,. s8:l4 am g: - pm
Indianapolis and New York
Local ............ q: S:04 am 500 nm,
New York Limited q 90 pm s12 :5s pm
Columbus and Eastern Express IS is pm ZIP nm
Vandalia Accommodation ...... IS 80 pm IS :lS pm
Indianapolis and New York
Express ........ .... slI :35 pm $40 pr,
Fast Mail ........... $40 am 1:44 am
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Dry fint-tveraCe receipts. round. lsc; choice
Texas Ike. Dr!-saltcd-Eourd l2i=c. Green salt
ei-Wesicrn round sac: southern S. DRY hint =
Selected M. I lee: selected No. . lie. Dry-ssltc
No / lGc; No. . lie. Green-saltcd-No. ! size; No.
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Iiain.
Pr Hannibal. II & -. J.
POINTS. quincy. k""kull and
N"tth - s--------.-- :
Local 10 Hannibal -.....--..-.. :.
For Quincy aud North 100000. :.
Tor ~. Paul. Minneapolis. via
t,as, Side lines. Illinois and
Wisconsin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
''Th" i!uI lirg gtou- NnTti "rn Pa
'i!lc Espr-s~. for Kansas
City. -. Joseph. Northwest
N.hraska. Black fiiil~. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
The Twin 'ity Express" for
Minneapolis. St- Paul and
iowa ----.- -.-..----- =
The Nehraska-CoIjTado E1-
press ioi Denver, colorado
t-Jah ant Pact ic Coast, VIA
-. Joseph .......-..-.....' ..
Local To- burlinRtoa .-.......-' .
For Northern Iowa. -. Paul
and Minneapolis .............."1
For ILLINOIS. VIA East Side line
20 Rock island .-.----....--... &c
For Duhuqu" AMI la Crosse. ="
For Kansas tI'y, tDunci.
Bluffs. Omaha. -. Joseph,
Denver. N-hra -ka. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast $500. .s
Local from HANNIBAL -.......
For Alt"n-l.~aVe 30 a. m. ia
daily. II 80 a. m. daily, 3:Op y.
day: 5:'D =. n, except sunday. :
'.iJ =. m. daily. s.@l p. m. dail
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BI ELLINGTON ROITE-UxION STATION


- am i5;5i rm
81 am '5;2l pm
49, am 60 Pm
800 pm -.lJ pm
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r. 4 d. S-W. RY.

H. 4 d. S-W. RY.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati Louisville WASH
instOn. Baltimore. PhiIsdei-
phit and New York Express. '2:l5 q. 40 pm
Cincinnati Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington baltimore.
Philadelphia ard New York
Fast Mail ........ ........-... IS :e5 pm s1sj am
Cincinnati Accommodation +.:iS Il Is pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg Washington. baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited .......-.-. '3:a1 6:55 pm
Flora Accommodation .......-.. t5:4e pm Ts:32 am
Flora Accommodati"n ......-.- t5:5o pm HOLE
West Baden and French Lick
Springs Via MonOn Route. $50 am ss:55 pm
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Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less an,
Northern Is TO 25 per cent more.
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L. & y. u. X,

Tain.
Vas, Mail-Evansville, Nash
v!ll". birmingham. Mont
emery. Chattanooga. Allan
Ia Macon. Charleston, :. g.
Mobile. New Orleans an.
jacksonville. Fla ..-..
Mount Vernon Accommodation
>,.ItE@rn Express to Evans
VIE. Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile. New Orlean1. Thorn
asyiile. Jacksonville. faIaJ-
ba. Dcsla and -. Petersburg,
Fla 1890.
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FRISCO LINE.

nhSS - LIN
Train.
VALLEY Park Accommodation.
Valley paTi, Accommodation e..
Neilev Park ACCcmngdatiUn ...
Texas and Kansas Mail. for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City Oklahoma
Dallas. Galveston and Fort
Worth --.. ...---.. .-........-.
VALLEY PARK Accommodation. ..
Pacific Accommodate $1,000.
alley Park ACcomuIpGatiOu...
lac.tic Accommodation --..-...
J"Na. Limited tves.'huiedb. foT
l.uFe ka S9ri1Es. Fort smith.
Ennis. CCrsiCana. Austin. san
antonio. Houston and Gal
A'~t'l4
" sstern ESpT"Ss. for Einita.
bklat'' ma. carthage. JopliE.
Wichita. Burton and the
WI ---.-..-s--.- 100000
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SHEEP-The arrivals OF sheep amounted TO only
few head. but with those held 0-er Friday Il
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it''ttSf-~ " lh about stil me an - ais Sf
w"'k cd "f and III" d"r.1ud fr.u. .,,tts iir
SON consequently restricted. fir Satlpttr
u-rs'. .rE't W. r't.i basis and rather
V-'.t o. .N-rN wIE- \ rt.UU 1 tn v",, it,vs
IA a.. classes ~ S"ulh"ru t'fs- L. htN.. s,ld
7."aLrr and slower l.G~is al 90 the ll.Ht.st
r''s~..~ "f, Eastern iud export chunks. Farm
.rtUis erlI uu,'r thu b"si I'H'rt- titi'. 'buII-h
''. "'ft'id VS. u"' iIrE" aud tUG"s 'roia I,-l
u'sIrt.rr tNrn ""1i r'ItN 'huHI.S nraIuttIn'l
f,rtlE satisfaction ttEi- 'nI'"u md Eastern
1t..a..Ut. .,t tur ay.raE" sli"s liI not SHOW
blEh 90 hr-ta i"' Mech hr:o''. I..udy night
drivers vffn ..i.r al.ir and quality ."li W"li 90
rpIl, T.. and SuUti"In huv'r-. Til" app lru "f
Ii., I,Ii,liN s'-Is appears - hat" "N'r,ts-I a
liu.-, .uutlrt,us: Heavy GIaft-Corluan to
rH.s So .i|f- choice TO extra. tl.y 90 $it'.
I'aIin chunks I ~ $50 li,1.-f Fair {, s,'sd.
8" Il 80. E'ud ia Il Oirr. =" :" s.. coach
"a extra. Sc" ~ 800. torscs tor th" south
Si as. lI:nt 8riN,T-. fI.- O." @"d. 80 10 50:
rluiyc ,.Nttl s., ST.. southern dr! large
SsI t. SI"r ESpnrt chunks ia to l. ro lbs -
-, !msiIe=s driv"rS-FJir To- cod. 50 to $40:
Cl,ire t. .Eirt ST. To- tlGl. SI,!ulcrs 10. SOUTH
usr-F,Iir good. Sil :" So. choice TO extra
.Si t. sll|- fancy cIit"I ard Nov Irh raidi'T-
ll'gss Sl5 To- sSn heavy work plugs - to 81
Nj LES Notwithstanding the fact tlI, the
utHNris,nt. ia :"" nail" market mas h"'ii Slow aui
dulI all throI.nh tho wei. the. in1-k.t Ia sat
IiI.t tuis cor1iiIon required hs'rtl"-n 'fr"r,-
SO ftHyt al 'Ii..f,',.n aIl nov - i'N CuroSr'Ils
\ilB,S th.. lowest ''it SinrH : li'n h'r
ma.if.stiu:: a general = - ~" u" iH"rt and In
I1r,raasts II naiyil"l. =ood-1""'' fit 'lttgn
T,.nv r. ~. l." "a, han. nn'i -" sli' 'r th'
Itir ti" h.t'ar lu' the comm - small kinds and
medium grades = al sizes Wci" lCli AMI NOT
Mule quotations Or IKE mules. t' ve9rs
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Prices on Change.

The following tables Sow the range Of prices In
MtIres and cash grain:
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Dol art Arriys
10 am 100 m
: ~ am <s-i5 an.
S.ut am lis yr;
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAIN SERVICE.
Eas;bound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets
except SUNDAY 80 SIS sol, 1905, li:ls a.
Saturday and Sunday oniy-n:44 p. m. Sunday
only-5:4 .:A. lo:l2 a. m. 5:I p. m
81. .il 500 ls:os. % a i.:24 1:4s. ::5s.
800 3;1i s:2s. SO p; m SATURDAY and Sunday
m. o:3S D. H.
Wes,bound-Leave Granite City excep. Sunday
6:l5. 200. s:H. 9:2s. ls:<2 a m. 1:lO 2:Ie 3:23
ass. b:A4. 5:s3. !:l2. s;I7 m. Saturday only
4:s1 .. nj. Sunday only-5:55. 1886 a.. m: los.
500 p m.
Leave Madison. except SUNDAY, 6:19. 7:o4. 2:ls.
9:33. 1916 a. m: lis. 2:I7 3:y, $40. 500 .:l7
s:2l p. m. Saturday only-&:5S p. m. Sunday only
500. 9a1 g. m; 07, 6:04 a. m.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

NJ. Il. & Il.
Train Depart Arrive.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Sc
dalia Clinton. Fort Scott.
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express .....-................-' 's:I5 am 1901 pm
Fort Worth, Dallas. Waco,
Taylor and Austin Express. sS:i5 pm S:4I
Fort Worth. Dallas, San An
tonic and Galveston Express ss:i5 am ss:M pm
Sedalia. Nevada. Fort Scott
ard Denison Express ....... Sis pm s.:4i am
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- am 36iG N
-.:5J an ~.Z' ~
- am 1851 pm
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ST. LOCIs-PEORIA Ii

,See G.. p. & st. H.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Peoria. Pekin, Springfield,
Grafton and Chouteau Slough IS IA am 80 pm
Springfield and Grafton MALL s4:5S pm s10:55am
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IS 81 am '5:2l Pm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-09

Thomas Grant, W. II. wiscomb. Frank
Shaw, George Layeida, Fred Blomberg
". +. Bell, T. n. Rockwell. William Moir
J. i. Scribner. o. II. Low, =. J. Kelly
l. r. Hamblin. T. c. Mcdonald. w b.
Roberts, George a. Black. \. W. Strong
J. A Fsncher. J. 4. Uhlig. J. X. Dow
{. r. Connor.
The convention also adopted a recon-
mendauon Of the committee that no
proxies be admitted on the delegation and
that any vacancies may be filled from
residents of the county who might be in
attendance at the state convention.
me convention then divided Into legis-
lative districts which later reported and
had ratified the following nominations
Second district; For representative. g. W.
Neese: third district: For senator. John
W. Merritt: representatives. Or. {. q.
Brown and y. \. Mescervey. fourth dis
trict; For senator, II. d. Crow; represen-
tauNes. Storey Buck, Frank n. Shaw and
Harry ROseuhaupt.
The nominees OF the fifth district Sc
lected at Spangle yesterday were ratified
by the convention
The following county ticket was then
nominated: Superior Judge. Willard r.
Harrison: prosecuting attorney. Horace
kimball; auditor. II. II. Hubbard treas
urer' A: l.. Smith; assessor, \. + Will
Jams; sheriff, J. W. Doust: clerk r. X.
Irwin: superintendent of schools, Elmer
Drake; coroner pr. y. NJ. Baker. sur
veYor, John WetZel: for joint judge NJ
spokane and Stevens counties the names
Of Miles PoindeNter and ]. A. Peacock
Will be presented in a joint convention "a
be held later. PoindeNter Is almost GER
tain of nomination. OF the 257 delegates
apportioned to make up the convention
only two were missing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-09
BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTIONS.
voters of the Province to Elect "a
Parliament Today.

VANCOUVER. b. G., June s.--A gen
eral election for members OF the pro-
vincial parliament will take place
throughout British Columbia tomorrow
The campaign which closes tonight has
been peculiar In many respects For
the first time In British Columbia party
lines have been partially introduced in
a provincial election Hitherto the vari-
Gus governments which have been In
power have been composed Of coalition
of Conservatives and Liberals. 80 far as
Dominion politics was concerned the OPP
position In parliament being similarly
mixed. The result has been tho creation
Of factions. and AN intended remedy
an attempt has been made 10 conduct
the present campaign on party lines. but
the attempt has been only partially sue
Cessful
Thirty-eight members Of parliament are
to be elected If Premier Martin can
not secure the votes Of a maiortty when
the house meets the lieutenant governor
must can upon his chief opponent 20
form a government. ard II Is not i'm
probable that IN such "a contingency no
faction might have clear majority.
and another election might he ordered
six months hence. II rs possible how
ever that after the results ~ tomor-
rows election are announced comhina-
lions may he formed both In the govern
meut interests and among the various
sections comprising the opposition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-09
P0PULISTS OF WHITMAN
Trouble Found in Getting Caudi-
dates to Run on Referen-
dunn Plan.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
COl-FAN, June s.-Populsts in Whitman
county are having a serious time Of IL in
order TO get candidates to accept nom
nations on the referendum ticket At
tho convention last month the party de-
clded to put to a practical test the prin-
ciple OF direct legislation. the plan be-
ing TO nominate ticket Of three candi-
dates for each office, and refer this triple
ticket to the party az primary elections
10 be held on July 10, when the candi-
date for each office who received the
largest number Of votes for that office
should be considered the nominee Of the
convention for that office, these nomina-
tons to he ratified at "a convention to he
held on July Il. 1892. At the convention
II was found impossible to get the requi-
site number OF nominees for the party to
vote on at the primary election on July
10, and an executive committee was APP
pointed whose duty It is 10 complete the
list Of candidates. This work has not
been done as yet, though members Of
the committee announce that the triple
ticket will be announced in A few days,
II is learned from other sources that the
committee has experienced great diffi-
Guilty in getting persons to accept NOM
nations, particularly when OF the char
acter proposed, and the nominee has TO
go before the people in active competi-
ton with others for what, after ALL will
only be the empty honor of having
place on the ticket
Judge Mcdonald who is himself a can
didate for denomination and reelection,
expresses confidence in the strength Of
the Populist party in this county to win
in the succeeding election and says II
is the intention of the nominees 10 make
house o-house canvass of the entire
county. He predicts that the ticket will
receive at least 2,0po votes. Whether this
vote will be cast for Bryan or Barker
will depend upon the action Of the Popu-
list nominating convention in the state
If any surrender of the party name is
made to the Democrats the Whitman
county Populists will without doubt ally
themselves with the middle Of the-road
element
Much interest is taken here in the Ore
gon election, and Republicans are jubi-
liant while Democrats are correspondingly
depressed This is largely a willamette
valley county, many OF the people hav-
ing been born and raised there. while
others were among the pioneers of Vest
ern Oregon To these people the names
and personalities OF many Of the ore
gon candidates were familiar Republi-
can Oregonians are sending word back
TO their old acquaintance that they are
proud OF the record OF their old home
state, but that they intend to help the
state OF Washington make even "A better
record this fail for Republieanism