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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
GENERAL ORDERS. n. G. NJ.
Large Number of Men Receive Dis
charges From ,lc Service.
RErIBLC SPECIAL.


jefferson City, No. July e6-AduItar.
General NJ. I. Bel today issued special
orders as follows:
The following enlisted men of the First
* ~ einent Of infantry, N. u. NJ. are hereby
AIT Rre ne s1 E. so og he state
H4allocN; Sergeant Charles E. McLane:
Pr.vates John S. Morris H. A. sireegrs
gesuh x, Rec, J; ~, Coulter, a j. Wey.
,,t,,r.' william / Handy. Christian Ken-
shaTies r" Cochran. o. J. Eckert. IL Il.
S"oTe. I. a. Rocipe. J. VI. Lyon. g r
iLssiny co. II. H. Lott. :. II. Lott J. r.
Hitchcock, J. +. Rogers. VI. Rrannion. / T.
hinseila, +: A; Rogers a A Rozisr. +. !.
Boyd. 4. WidieCOm, -. otto, L n RACE
Wei, Charles Elstcn. r. III. 8ursh her. jesse
Brown, T: ?. Kelley. Royal MoIcr= James
Bullock, W. Frolb'ese. }. +, D:ukgTaI,e
+. Richardson. b. r. Dorahoe +. o. Rash
zoe, !, =. M,hrenlerE. a. J. Foster. ]. \
llzsauii: + = NoEel, William SOFT and
The following enlisted men IT The SEQ
cnu Reg ment Infantry y. Il. N are
tg.rehy discharged from thu se.yic. of the
'se-ecants Paul Tucker, Tho7oas "
Arens, George \. Laoagh
IN" following enlisted men OF the Third
Regiment Of Infantry. y. &. NJ. ar hereIv
discharged the service Of the stare:
Serec3rts \ ". stuart ana q. IL. Ya1a
Private Edw4r! Hedrick. Corporal John \
AI,nd-rson, ,Frivaies. Adolgh q. Emaie
Harry ". Foster. Ernest =. Cock AJsri
Inks Noat 4. Williams. Fred Rel hard
william II. Snowden. Floyd white fharias
Akers. g T.. Miller, Thomas PcEberton.
'QUartcTlaasier Sergeant Allen G. Orrlck
Light Battery i. X. u. NJ. is hereby die,
charged the service OF the State upon his
by command of the Governor.
m. I. BELL.
'Ad:Gtant General"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
VISITORS Ar THE HOTELS.

=. II Flato q sherman Tex. - st the
IiEG,H
-fct,y Bru.t"r f London ) ~ The Planters
Bon F. Hawkins o. Kansas city IS Al the
I-acl.ie.
u. j. Emerson Il For, Scott. Ess. is at the
Ia4aiai".
John !. I,isghoua q London is registered at
thu southern.
-Neoton cannon Of Arkansas City. AIR l- at
the ST NiCru.Is.
--Georrc ~ DECKER az Fyrt Scott Kas, ls at
the Planters.
Nj r Battle ard Miss Battle are at the Lin
Gei..
l.. g Adams Of Cedsfvale. Kas.. is at he
St Nicholas.
H o shea % Nini-a. 7. =. is NJ the Iini-Il
Mr. !. ". Allen and Miss DavSa Graham
q JyIliu at. 81 tie Planters.
W. \. Baker an Nj BAKE. Il J0nesaor,.
Ia are at the i.lC!c;!"
=. NJ st1tts # Charleston Mo. Is al tie
Southern.
John Oliver and Mrs. oliver of fIauriba! are
at the Planters.
R. u. Ehasa and Mrs. Chase Of Dallas Trx
are at the Southern.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
NEW FLOUR TRUST PLANS.
Scheme for the Rehabilitation OF
the Company Changed,

New York. July 26.-At q NEE ting OF the
REORGANIZATION Committee of the United
States Flour Milling Company. the plan for
IN. rehabilitation Of the company was
amended in several important parts. affect
ing principally the amount Of issue and APP
plicafion OF the neWly-cr2ated securities.
Thu. capitalization Of the company. under
the amended plan. has been reduced from
So Cyl to 81. -G3.03l. This has been eff
fected hy reducing the authorized issue OF
FIRST mortgage 5-per-csNt gold bonds from
s. 10000 10 $4,000 and Of preferred stock
from $40 0oe"o to ST .sa.,y1. The proposed is
sua of common stock has been increased
from $1,000 t. 81 GN9pN. OF the total au-
thOrizetl Issue OF s5.Lo.t41 gold bonds. s3.iss.-
90 are to b., issued ard the remainder are
10 be held In res D. to retire prior liens
underlying property and for reorganization
purposes The holders Of the present bonds
OF the -four milling company are to take the
preferred stock In exchange for their Sc
curity.
Ii Is said that the amended plan will re-
3uce tn nged charges. inciuding the sink
ing fund Of $500 annually. to AElJ. 100. In
stead of $50 $40 saving In this item %
T5,lCo annually
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
CAPTAIN C. J. HOWE'S FUNERAL.
Burial at Villa Ridge. Ill.,, Whelr
He Was Born.

The body Of captain Coricz Jerome Howe.
the well-knUwn river man, who died At his
late home No. .3iI Lucas avenue. on
"Wednesday. was shipped for burial yestsr-
dag to villa Ridge. near Cairo. III. Accom-
panylug the body were Mr-. Howe. widow,
Cgrtex Jerome Howe, Jr., her son. and two
daughters. the only immediate. M rnbcrs OF
Captain Howe's family living in ST. Louis.
The funeral will take place from the Howe
homestead at villa Ridg" to-day.
Captain Howe was 10 years old. lie had
spent the RIA ier part 80 the last twenty
years ACCOMMODATING or the Mississippi River.
He was born at Villa Ridge. and comes
from an old and distinguished family. At
an early age he displayed great love for
the river. but his parents We're anxious fsr
him To adopt 81 profession. He read law fer
awhile but eventually drifted into steam
boating.
Up To week ago Captain Howe was Ia
good health and was able 30 attend regular
IL to business. At that time he was taken
I'll. and later suffered Il hemorrhaGe. from
which he never recovered. Among steam
bUatmeu he possessed numerous friends.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
IN THE COUNTY.

Marriage licenses were issued at Clay
ton Yesterday TO William :. Byrd and
Of stratrnann and Louisa Litz.'Ser OF Price:
William Oiell of LOUISVILLE. Ky, and Eliza
beth Brown of 81. Louis. ana Walter T..
Whitaker and Clara II. Hatfield of ST.
Louis
The damage suits a. Mary A. Reed and
William +. Reed aga INST The city Of Mexico.
tcrIay on a change OF venu" Mrs. Reed
asks for s2o.oO.. alleging that she was serI-
Dusty injured while walking On defective
sidewalk I'm Ne Stco. October q 1889. Her
husband asks for $IatsH damages
The case Of the Safe agalns; H9rry
Balbridee. charged with highway robbery.
was set for trial On July 81 In Justice
G'tensfe:de,'s court yesterday. The case Of
bruno HeeScr. charged with common as
SAINT. by Melvin pemouiin OF ElmwoJd
Park. was set FOR TRIAL for August = TIE
trial of Caroline HacSmln m OF treve Couer.
charged vAh disturbing the peace az l. ,uisl
Anna EULER, will be held on August l.
-Christian harr. an octogena;iin from
Grand Jury by Justice of tn. Peace James
settle Of tlorissarj on casrse Of assault
with intent 10 Kill. Kari Was not lock q up.
h. was able to give bond. Henry Jshns,
a oae-aTmed man. is the complaining wiz
ness against ks.r. The two men qU7rTeled
abOunt woman. Jahns quaCrs.cd with mis-
vile and she LEFT him. becoming "a house.
keeper for Kari. Jahns went to karT's
hcus-. ard kaTr. after n!iting him with Il
brick. shot him in the lett side Of the head
and the arm. lie th.n swVre out war
rant against him charging assault 20 kill
The case will be heard before Squire Pol
lard Tomorrow At Ferguson. The case be
fore squire settle Yesterday was a counter
charge preferred by jahns.
Webster had fire scare about o'clock
"Wednesday evening \ blaze close to tie
kitchen fiue was seen on the roof of the
house Of Richard Ghiselin. ON Gray and
Swan avenues. The Gre Was discovered by
boy. who was passing. lie cried the
alarm on the streets. Others voiced the
warning. and soon the bells OF the three.
churches were ringing wildly. The Wash
in-ton accommodate ion on the Missouri Pa
Cific. which brings many of the business
men from town. arrived ut that time. and
excited crowds ran toward the Ghise;in
house. While all this was going two
boys, Frank Harper and Frank wilkins
procured a bucket and ladder. and had BY
the application of several gallons of water
rNtin. uiehed the flames.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
TO CHANGE CHURCH LOCATION.
Latter-Day Saints Procure an Cid
Presbyterian Chapel.

The Latter-Day Saints will change the
location Of their place OF worship rom FL
hot avenue and Benton street to the old
Presbyterian Chapel on Glasgow avenue ana
Dickson street. Their former church has
been sold and the new quarters have been
bought. Already the Mormons have begun
-eiittinS the Glasgow avenue church. Many
Of the congregations are lending Il wi,lin.
hand 10 the furthcTarce of the work, and il
Will he completed soon.
This conSregation's full title is the RE
organized Latter-Day Saints" They are
Mormon in every particular. save that Of
polygamy. Elder Arthur Allen of No oslo
North Market street is their leader.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
PlASS IS REMEMBERED.
Detective Harrington Knew Hin
us a Police Character.

Detective Henry HARRINGTON said last
night that he remembered Pldss. alias Boy !,
as "a police character in IT. Louis several
years ago. but re could not connect HIN
with any crimes committed herr.
II vas his opinion that PlaEs was never
arrested in 81. Louis, hut VAS suspected
OF operating In other cities and returning
to ST. Louis with his booty.
Concerning the four 81. Loulsaus sup
posed to have been Implicated in TIA. at
tempted delivery th, older members OF the
St Louis department know nothing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
CHINESE FROM PANAMA.
Fourteen En- Route to Hong Kong
Five of Them Children.

Fourteen chinese from Panama five chill
drsn. ranging in age from months to 4
years and nine adults-'passed through
I-rici Station last night m their WAY to
Hong Kong. China. There were two women
IL, the party. They arrived IN ST. I.ouis
about p H.. on the Mobile 1nI Ohio lsaji-
roa = nd changed to IT, 'tic1Sn ana Alton
ant. c. parted to- Chicago. they wers, under
bond and the agents OF the railroad COM
panies are responsible for them until they
ieav,. the country. Fcnn Chicago they 60
to st I'aui and from there 20 Portland,
Ore, and thence to Vancouver. B. c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
Texas Grand Ledge. 4. o. L. ".

Temple. Tex. July 25.-The three days
session of the Grand Lodge. y. o. L w
ended to-day. The order has paid SasO 600
in claims during the past two years and
ali claims are paid 10 date. Supreme Mas
ter Workman u. II. Shields OF Hannibal
Mo was present TODAY.
Grand ErCeiyer Downs presented each
delegate present with an elegant memorial
badge commemorative of the late W. {.
Cole, grand Receiver, who died in office.
a banquet rendered by the local lodge end
ed the session.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
WILL NOT SPEAK ON SUNDAY.
Mr.. Bryan Decides TO Devote That
Day TO Rest.

AsHury Park. y. =, July 25-Wiiliarr !.
Eryan has declined 70 deliver an address at
a national service to ne held at Asbury Park
IN the Beach Auditorium some Sunday a. ter
noon next month.
In his letter declining the invitation, Mr..
Bryan said:
During the campaign Sunday IL the only
DAY that I have 20. rest without that day
of rest would not be able 10 undergo the
work OF tie campaign. II was II surTen-
der that day on one occasion l would find Il
difficult 90 refuse other Invitations. ana /
think Il better to adhere to the rule that !
have heretofore observed"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
CAPE NOME FIRE-SWEPT.
Many Native Homes Destroyed
Early This Month.

Seattle. wash, July ga special TO the
Times says.
Cape Nome was treated 70 a great con
fa grafton carly IN this month. Miles ANA
many native homes destroyed. The ire be
San close 70 the eastern suburbs OF Nome
and swept the country fran the edge OF
the sand-beach to the foothills. and far
below Cape Nome. so that the surface
lpoiIs Ike vast prairie that has been
burned ovA-.''
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
MYSTERIOUS KILLING.
Young Nan Flowing in the Field
Shot Down Without Warning.
EEPLEr!r SPECIAL

Temple Tex. July 26.-News reached here
to-day Of mysterious tragedy that &C
CURED yesterday at kilieeu, fifteen miles
from Temple. \ young man named Deaoss
was blowing iE the Held IN company with
his father vixen h suddenly tCpp!ea over
An mi-atlol disclosed that n had been
shot through the breast with 2 WiuchsS- Or
bullet There was no one but his father
near at the time, TO gun report was heard
The Sheriff IS iuvestis at.ng. Debose win
de
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

BOYS SERIOUS MtSHAP-Alj-rt Moe
be-. years old. is lying at the point Of
death in his aunt's home at No. 1881 oregon
avenue fTUr Fracture az the skull, -us-
taiI-6 while climbing a tree for a kite
string. Young Il shes s the son Of George
was lying d Kite in front OF his aIints house
OH July 10. when the g;riaS became sDtan-
Ied IN the branches Of young tree, grow
ing between the curb and tAe sidewalk He
climbed the tree after The. string. nut limb
gave way under his weigh, and he fell head
first 10 the sidewalk lie was rendered un-
conscious tN the fall. one of the neighhOFs
carried him Into the house ara Doctor iIutz
of Ne. 223i Lafayette avenue. the family
physician. was summoned, 1t was found
that AihvJts skull was fractured. ard Doc
tor LuIz said he was IN too serious IA con-
di.lnn To Ee INrnuV-d 10 his home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
Illinois Popuiists for bryan.

Salem. Ill. July 2G-Obadiah +. Evans of
this city. who Is chairman of the fusion wing
OF The Illinois Populi-t State Central Com
mittce. has dsclared for Bryan and Steven
son. and says that fully 50 per cent Of the
Peoples party of this State Will vote the
Democratic ticket this fail. NT. Evans Is
also an old soldier and commander OF the
post here Mr.. Evans announced himself
for Bryan and Stevenson at Democratic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Democrats of Hates County Are En-
thusia>tic.
rEPVRLIc SPECIAL.

EEPT BLIC SPECIAL
Butter. Mo. July cj.-The Democratic
! campaign in Bates County was opened to-
day by grand picnic AT Williams's Grove,
a few miles south OF town. Congressman
DeA-mond addressed the meeting, and was
followed by several local speakers. The
Democrats Of Bates expect 10 roll UP the
biggest majority in its history this year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
YOUNG BOY KILLED.
Playmates Ordered Him to Dance
and Then Shot Him.
RrPTrLiE sPECrAI..

Para. IL, July 2;-Vh'ls Frank Jones
and Bufcrd Elan and several other boys
were foolirg with an old revolver this morn
ing the crowd tried 70 compel Elan 20
dance He rufQseG. and Jones fired the r.
voIver at Elan. ths charge entering his
stomach and ranging downward.
Elan Died this afternoon without regain
ting consciousness. All were mere boys.
JoTss's comrades claim they did not know
the revolver was ioede1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
Marriage ~ Saicp. III.

EI-E7J H'sfC SIG.1AL.
Salem. Ill. July a5.-Joun W. Sl,GnhoIt-
zen Of CantruJia and Miss Minnie BurresS
Of CiarksburC, III, were married in this
city this morning by the Reverend II. \.
Bolton, pastor Of the Baptist Church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
PROPOSALS..

NOTItE CT PUBLICATION-1he Board Of SUI
rervt-Or= Of Madison County. State OF Missis-
Siyy viii let t. the lowest scaled bidder the
tract Tor stationery. .eCori books and other
ticts. such as are required b. law TO be fur
uished b. the said county Monday. the % day
" AugSsj. A. q. is01 \ bond Of SEQ mus.
co-nurry each bid. for the faithful performance
Of the contract And the bids TO conform
strictly - the ptcyisiors 81 ehapisf ls Of the
irent thereto. chapter s.. sheet acts 1893. BIDS
mus, - filed IN the C'hsncery Clerks office at
Canton Madison County. Mississippi be-
fore the list day o: AuEr-t 1s-l. A true copy Of
the minutes. u Il. Kemp. CnIncefy Clerk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
DEATHS.

DAVSDN-Oa Tuesday July -. 1900 Issbelia,
r.ltct Of iue late William Dawson, aged - years
Funeral seryices VIII be held at the family
residsnce No. s5i5 MarGaretta avenue, on Fri
oay. July 81, at O'clock p. Friends invited
20 attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

ALABAMA EDITORS EXPECTED
Many members Of tn Alabama Press Asso-
citation. who have recently been touring
the West will lee in ST Louis tomorrow
and Sunday. The Alabama Society Of this
city and the ST Louis Manufacturers As
sOciltiCH are preparing to entertain them.
Ii Is the plan If th~ two org iniZaifOus 10
cooperate in the entertainment of the
guests The Alabama Society met yesterday
In Judge William A. GlOptons office. in the
wainwright building. Later. delegation
INST the manufactures assoc iatiCn r. the
century bUi Hiding. Every effort will be Inal.
10 insure the visitors a pleasant stay in 81.
Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

FELL FROM TRAPEZE-J"hn II. knhT-
ing Of No. ~. Salisbury street, a III mncr
Of the :. I1IlS Rowing Club. while sX-r@ls-
ing In the clubs gymnasium! yesterday ait
.rrUon tell from trapeZe ana Broke ms
lett leg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

CONCENTRATES LOCATING HERE-C.
J.. Person. one If the most successful plan
tliiOu supply men in the South. is IN the
city visiting friends in CabEnne. Mr.. P!eI
son is contemplating making EiS home IN
ST. Louis and is making preparations
to build a residence here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

CAMP JACKSON CELEBRATION-A
military festival in honor 81 the thirty
ninth anniversary Of Camp jackson Will be
held under the auspices OF Colonel Has
SenieUh"l Post. 1T CouCUrdia Park. Sunday.
July -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

DOCTOR STARKLoFF Is FISHING
Health Commissioner Max StarkloN ms.
been granted leave of absence anu Is
away on six days fishing trip.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

ZEITZ HAS BISAPPEAEED-He Henry
ZeitZ. ~ years Oh. Eas been missing from
his home at No. 81? Garfield avenue since
July ..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

. FATIITN-On the 9th Of July. 1900. a. AISu
ouerQue y. NJ, Julius Eaillen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
SCHOOLS.
FOREST PARK UNIVERSITY
POTTER COLLEGE

For young ladies. Bowling Greer Ky. High
hsaithful unesce!!sG Eight scrOois In one. Pl-
pills Fl tom :. States. Twenty teachers. The very
best given Terms ress0nIb!s. send for cata-
loEue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

YCDER-At 1:so o'clock a. m. Tuesday. July
3, 700 Levi :. NodCr. aged - years . months
uad 3 days.
Services will lie held at family residence. No
.i.D North Eleventh street, Friday, July q. at
"a, g. m Members Of Oak Lodge. a. F. & A. Nj,
OF sparta H. and friends invited. Remains VIII
- taken to S9Tins Park fer in.ernent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
AycTl0NEERS.
a. A. SElKsRk & CO.,
AUCTION and STORAGE

Regular sale eve-y Saturday a. warehouse.
iSeS-Ia-is Chou.eau ave. Sales In residences \
speciality. Main office "a y. Sixth 81. Phone
Mafu :.asS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

INCORPORATED Beacon Hun Zinc
Company filed articles OF Incorporating yea
rday: capital $3.50. Stockhc drrs-t'eoree
H. MeadeI W. II. Harrison, J. NJ. Johnson.
Irving wood. T. W. Stanley, J. I. Stanley,
J. 7. Ms.3er. Lester VI. Hall, II, r. Hyatt
and Eugene I.umelius.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

club meeting in Odin Township last night.
where he delivered telling address to a
crowd OF Democrats.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

To INCREASE CAPITAL STOCk-At
rlsc:iuE If the stockholders II the Laciede
Power Company yesterday it Was voted 10
increase the apital stock Of the company To
SSua.n'D. The company heretofore has So
cured It's power from The Lacle,te Gas Com
;frv but Il has decided 10 erect its own
power plant and the additional money was
needed Tor this purpose.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

INDORSED MIR. MCANN'S ACTION
The franchise Repeal League held is reg
ular meeting last night at No. 3lZ North
twelfth street. y resolution was iasSto.
In which the organization indorsed the &C
ton of John i. McCann in going 10 the
Workuouse rather than pay 4 license Tor
running 4 real estate business.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

INVESTIGATION CONCLTpHD = The
special auditing committee which has been
iuvyst igdtiug the accounts " the cotunrt
bus line committee of nifty concluded t'-
IibOrs yesterday afternoon. \ formal r.
port will be made TO the central Trades
and Labor Union AT its next meeting. II
WAS reported that no discrepancies nave
been found IN the accounts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

n. Ann Gresn, aEe1 81 yttIs, 10 UtIUNIi IIJtI-
.r OF Mrs katie Walsh, Michael and James J.
Green.
The funeral viii take place from residence. No.
ti0s Clark avenue. on Friday, July =. 1t ?. m.
4, St SSAlachy's Church, thence to Calvary tenn
e.ery. Friends invite! to attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

sMfTH-On Wednesday. July g. 1890. at
O'Clock a m. Catherine smith, beloved alut4es
Of Julius Smith.
The funeral VIII take place Friday. 9Th inst,
Mt O'Clock p n, from family residence. No.
1,o6 n E.rhth street. 20 81. Josephs Church.
thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited
to attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
CENTRAL COLLEGE, FAYETTs. MO.
Founded in 1887.

stan,iard scholarship unsurpassed IN tie w.-;:
Sf-i.t; in buildings ana endowment. libraries
i4SoIs tc!i@s. gyirf aSIu:'. Athletic grounds Young
men ind beard. luc;.-iing lisht and steam .sai
a, CUpples Hail. just finished "a; cost Of s2S.
80. "a, 3 week. superior trHiHlf & offered WON
en- 81 about ore-iaif the cost in female colleges
For catalogue address PTrst. T.. T. t'r-ighsad.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

EXCHANGE DIRECTORS NEET-The
Board Of directors OF the Merchants EN-
Cnauss rlet yesterday afternoon TO consider
the question of the distribution IF market
reports but no definite action VAS taken
After dis, ..-sinS various plans, II Was finally
decided to- Tefy! the matter tu the Commit
See on Quotations. with instructions u con-
slider ana report al the next meeting OF the
board
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
HOLLINSINSTITUTE

Opens its 5sth session sept 18Th. 1850. with accom-
mcda'ons for rs Young Ladies (ccsrters).
30 officers and tescheT.- fCctic 81 stem. Diplomas
awarded in all departments. Departments
presided over by niysr.ity graduates 10
Gated in region Of surprising beauty and retoleut
Of health Mineral vnrcr-7 Sulphur sad Cha!y.
beaie Apply for .a'alogue TO
(HA@. J.. COEhE. Supf., nallips, Va,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27

WATERMAN HAMMER NiSSlNG-The
ycls.e have been requested to locate Max
hammer. % years old, VINO has been missing
from his home No. III Sidney street, since
Wednesday noon. He WAS employed as
Waterman In the cotton mill at Thru ana
;.ynrt. streets. CAPTAIN Schroeder 81 tn
Second District had several men booking
out for the uli Waterman yesterday, lat he
was not found.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL,

Virginia ave. End Beach. Atlantic City N. ).
FifIh year. Capacity 40 Beautifully located.
Orchestra. Open all year Terms reason
able Write FOR booklet. Charles r. Cope.
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Will. REPORT TO-nAy-it the meeting
81 the 30 rt Of Public Improve Hients to-day
the Sewer Committee will report lis d:cisi"a
CO.. rr,f,g the private sewer buiit from the
Iaylp.l.. Power CJMl1uy'S piant TO the foot
of RildIs street. Secretary M.tlaCk spoke
To- the committee yesterday. and said his
company Intends that the two pipes shah
bs used FOX draining purpOsfs and not as
in-takSs.