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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-22
Society of Mutual Help

Offices at San Juan Foaleza Street, Under the management
OF DR.. E. G. Cabrera. Visits from to pm.
Sanitary Establishment and Medical Consutory IN Santurce
under the management Of Dr. Ramon Ruiz Arnau.
Daily Consultations from 1890 to 1.30 o. m.
Private Sufferers magnfcen establishment
Sanurce which opposite the Railroad
For prices and conditions call the Consuo San Juan
urce or at the undersigned Presidents house.
TIE President
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
TESTIMONY IN CLARK TRIAL.
Mrs. Stuart Says Mrs. Silk Threat
pnrd Hrr-ChaTgc Denied.

tn" taking or testimony in he case OF
John Citrk. CHARGED WIKI having murdered
james sin. was - rUu before Iudg" Fisher
yvztrrj;,. .tfjcruo"i!. Doctor Ludwig. Who
hrld the Uu~t-riu't..-H examination. testified
that d. I"i..' vpU1J in m" ~ids Was tho
,aa-'- # : .t'- death
Wl'l!--. y AiurrH.aI. VIII" Hives IN the
vicinity ui Jefferson avenue and Pan"
>jIv,t. SsII h. Was walking east oa flns
street ia front - T.. house at No ~ Zine
street. ar which Tie killing took place. when
tile shot w. trr! Nrrca,Il said Clark
JEi SIX vtr. standing On the steps To-
=-ti-r tl.trr had .. geV"ly"r iu his hand
Witness ~..Id p, heard T.pur, and. turn
ing lrouu5. -.tv CtiEk W.I- TIE revolver
on ana r!.yv % in ri~ pocket as he walked
down fu, sfr's'.
Charles Hamilton. an lI-ycar-oli boy liv-
inC iI ti" U-i$h.-.Ii.oud. said he saw Clark
b l3 thu revolver III his hand md then
pr.s- /: a.t.r-- >l'E = body as H, fired. He
hear! - words be.wtgn he men.
Mrs. OH. S;uar.. WHO kept the boarding
huu~. a. y. -i-1 PINE street. said Mrs.
SILK v.iI,p, - ;n.. I,cstSt-,!. had threatened
h-g 90 sH.. i.I not t.-t.ty in favor rf the
prosecution.
Mr. IHa SIX vino was the common-law
wife o. tE9 deceased. hr i.. down on th-,
with. .-- stand a.d became quite hySterical
Sh. denied in toto the charges made hy
yrs S.-sr' 81" said clark called Silk
down frau 'h' steps ~her.' h. v.< stand
iuc a.3 s.st him b" IL" side for no cause
wlft'Etr-
Tn ,.r+c wa continued ur;l to-day
w's-a . .~ Thought = .ill h. given 20 the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
HARDWARE MEMS MEETING.
Annual Session of Stat" N~Sn-ia-
ZION commences

Tia. r""oiI annual ,.uy -nr.uu az .Ua fn-
tal stove and HarIw.r" p,sl-f>. As-o..ia-
7i"u of Missouri opened y'~, .r!ay m, ming
"a th" pariors al th-. Ligd,H Hotel OWNS.
e." the humber # nsrrni"-ss sraviug .r .f,
hotel. nn. ariyat" room wrS avajIahi.
The meeting w1S cdl;.g 'u o:ri.. IA Fr.--
ii,ut T. W T. land ~" Car.uU.ou. Tn.r.
We about - delegates P...-,..t Tho
Gnr:n'u- session was devoted yrircira,''y
ln Ia. work of the Executive C,u.ai.tne
and euroIlm"ut oc worh,r-.
At > o'clock N the afternoon the rr,e,tia-
NIS again called t. order. and after the
reports Of the various officers had been
officers Vice President 4. = ifaruey of
Joplin was elected president; II. +. NayI--
-.s Mars hall vice president. An F.Ncrutiv,,
CQmm!ttc. vii. be elected tomorrow and
this cor mitI.a Will select = secretary ard
trCaSurer. TIL" constitution and bylaws
were amended. \ l'aV.-r entitled .'Why
Should Retail Dealers l:clouS io car A.
Saviatiou,' - vas read 10y T.. +. \ayI.r and
on" on The outlook for the Success nf
president Of the Northwestern Associations
Of Devils Lake. y. T..
Last night tn" delegates and their wives
were rendered = th"atsr party by Manage
T5t" "t IN" columbia Tlr..tcT. This morn
ing session! VIII H. devoted To- repuriS and
i.t,.rs. This afternoon there viii L. "a rc-
c'ptiun Of visitors and 4 discussion IN
The Relations Between Manufacturers,
.iohh"rs ami the Trade Nv J. W Emery.
president uf the Western Stove Association.
Ind X ". ShapleiGh. vice Frt sid.nJ %; the
National Hardware Association To-nis1 NJ
the members and their wives will be ten
deIpd banquet at rho ST. Nicholas Hotel
by the local Hardware Mems Association
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
BUTTERMaKERS' CONVENTION.
TpwardS of Three Thousand Dele
gates Are Present.

Lincoln N,b. Fob. 2e-Wnh the arrival
to-day of th,. Kansas. Iowa and Minnesota
huttermak-rs. IA tL" larg- delegations ~
p,Ct,i for Tho w"..k contention are &c
counted f"r Secretary SudvEiurf said 4
f.ir estimate rf 'rr attendance would he
l'.i Tn. general SESSIONS VIII b." held IN
tn. Auditorium almost continuously Uu.il
Friday night. Nilva'lk-" and Kansas city
arr. IN king m" must stirring contests Tor
next years meeting
Tn. initial session ~ IN" eighth annual
CONVENTION Of th" aSso"i 'tI"r WIS ra.ici ~
ordvr icy President BoardmaU o. Iowa
shortly after = o'clock
tn, art-niJur" was grdtiiyiusly large.
despite the number vino r"Uain"s. ia the
exhibit building and machinery hall. Tn"
Auditorium. yt= handsomely d. Grated.
President E0tr,im7u. in hi- address. de-
si4r.d that the oi'pmdrgariuG interest WAS
:, giGautic trust. which TIN, 1t"u.i the tN-
IstruV.. 81 tr- dairy industry. \ critic al
time he said was h"fnr. the association.
which must bury al! difference and stand
united and yiciiJut An address uf Welcome
10y Governor Fpynt"r Was read hy his mi
VAT, secretary. Secretary Allen spoke Briefly
IN favor II VuI' food.
TIE evening session was given over TO a
dis t.--tOU Of trade topics.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
RAMSAY CASE DECISION.
supreme Cnuri IphoIdS It's Former
Opinion.

,sIriu=,;-lt. H. Fen. ~ TIL. S-rr.iar
'rrHt ls- handed DOWN aI ,iH.. .s .n th"
v-HrgrIu- uI Ga, 's,.,. ut t!.. ,-f.-. ri El.u~
y. Ramsey is. Jrhu u! WE.''.ra 90 al. j..
which i-- ipImc. opinion j. !u.l. gPH".I
ru the ,H.,; that the claim o.! ga" hrH.i--
men Of E.'IaS., clauu' Do. .,l-"H'd as pre-
i'Tr,d claims e fh" sixth ,itS-.
II I~ To The effect 1h.its Iy reason OF an
unlawful consideration. claimants Vrrc
moved O." booming surety ou IN. bond of
Ramsay. hence the transaction ass between
-N,u4 and Ramsay was NifiIt.d. AMI IN con-
81. 4U'uy' thereof th"N had Hu right to re-
IUIi.s3F.'Wcul whi p tho law N".ll rcc"E
"a lI, .r enforce. This ili.- 4lity consisted II
"a mutual aer'' mont If the - I~'Ig'r titJtu-
SINu and ii~ .urrfr..- 70 IN. unlawful u-"
of IN" mu",' 81 tHr S,aIs .'r tu" h"n"iIt
uf tho Treasurer anil ,..E'.tiu banks. nf
wFicl Tie -Ef'il"- V.I'. Officers aTF rvITc-
~uufttil.S. contrary rp The public policy Of
IA" state and Ia contradiction ~ it, stat
at,~. IN" court say. ''Nr hJ"r given ,h'
ras.. uUf r.-t attention. latr u;ru thu orig
iuI. argument and IN" rr.tT-UiH"-t W..rl,
wa- allowed. ami ar" unable g" reach any
other ..U,i i.s-iuu 90
IN" jUj-W'nj- Of ~. iVp''L.t" C"urj and
tEr Circuit CONT Of t'iiu.ou 'uu-t" @r" O."
V''s"d and the cdU~" H. renamed To IN"
Circuit CONT. with INSTRUCTIONS fp enter an
u'!rr di~ lowing TN. ,'s't:a- Tn amount
involved Is S.'3 - -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
AWAIT FURTHER NEWS.
i."i;d"n Military Wen MOI disposed
tu .iuhilatr.

/ i.~uiar r,s....., E.a .. ...........t,
Z lq~ Ia. Va =. :,
. \,
. ''.''..@ ''' WI WIN
( ''' .i'-h '' kimberley -....f .ia>. isS
: $" mach excitement h,,n t'-.N', ~ tr,.
/ ''Gt~.
! T"s lobby ~ th,, HOUSE. ,,f common, IN
! ,...,,,. ,........
/ H.. cr,. ~ '.'''' .''
, - '' N'''''~ '' ."'H.I' "i.H i'-
( '''''--..- '''>" -i''i.l' H..i their
~ Over N" "ir"S and telephones 20 fhe
Hr,~
FEus. early this morning. rh.r. ..rle Il 20.
J port Ni.''h naa r.Ig Inu-,. 'a-, ui-h, .u Tie
'n"i";.s. ih.r General ,'roui,. had heel,
/ s''.i'--'.'a. and ana; G'- submission y-Is
: '.'it matter Of "a .bfIt t!n, hGt I sau
| ASSURE '''' THAI t"-''ly the club members.
( ' london ~" anything lut cr-dulorIs The
.... ''''.h'H ~ IN" 'tiIr part of the W.~ cured
i;''W "i any such tendency They ~. IN
: '.''.'' {" h" '>ui'aut over the many r.
| i'"''. Of fri'ish successes, but exalted not
"'- Ht'ie Int
Nh"h news comes In. rs t. lid TODAY Il
l@ received "i'h pleasure, but 1t one. picked
'' pieces v mh"is sce. HAAS In Il and
~ 10 ma ont faults IF omission which
.i''H nav" 90 "n t"irniti',l- Military men,
''I7 't g cub ar" Al premium. aui AZ,
.'Hh''I z" CIV" ih'ir opinions on III. strength
'i N'hh"'SS 81 ih' reports sent by Generals
inns morning these military members
~" - u" opinion that there was much
~ N''s 10 maxi 70" British successes any
.i'''S iH' complete" principally the failur,,
70 ,ap:ui' any "f tho E"ar guns
'.'' 'h'~" 1i-h military critics sly to
u"S 'S 'h-', - long t~ ':"ui" and his force
''i'"'" III I''-" Lord Roberts has not made
any ti'1' coup.
III 'hr 'ilE 'f're was much iIbilitlon.
90 ,''i' ~" ih'y eiiil want to know what
! i',H''-.i hf"t'r ~ when Er said that
81 '''' '-i---'lSA t'~'h'i Pretoria they would
= '' i rec f'i"A which would stag
.-''-' ''''''!
""'" pHf un a BIZ just 4 Very
.'''.r '''' -i'''h4 MINES. ar th" top. i.>t one
III " ''h' Hi' nut iH' park has -
''iE often H'rn badly hi' after putr:r.,
III ":' 'h''f to-day II fears i's;i. - 50
~. Nos ~ 'h IN" cas-. tn" tat,ful NOR IS
"H'lh't disaster. should appear on th.
H'"Spti'"f piacaTdS and dealers should i,.,
..E"lh 'aHsht IN The bitter trap Of a STUMP
'"'ie WIS IN spite Of al tn" good news
- business Than mutual Congratulations
III H." city to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
THiRTY-THREE CONVicTS.
John b'Cunnur Anon" the Batch
Taken tp jefferson CITY.

chief Deputy Sheriff Pol;lmar. with ten
d.puti.s. i.fr -. Louis yesterday with ;hi--
ty-rI-s. ,.UNicts for the p. .Eitsn:iary at
jefferson city Among them was John
b't-uuup-. VIM confessed To tho murder OF
Charles \. Prtut at GU"Ut Sc cnnd AMI
I Locust streets ,.u JuIs -. i>9N.
FuilnNiuc Is "a list If the prisoners: Dallas
Boyer. rOHl..Ty. eight yya:-, Albert Minor,
1rl cry. ten yrtr-: james Smith. robbery.
z..,lv wears. charles Williams. burglary.
rlr.r Years. John WtuiS. murder ten
y'a.S- GS";-r- I.-Si-. rul Eiary. TWO years:
James T-ylrI. grand !-rr"Hy. three year.:
John Jackson. ~pI B.. ry- sven wears. Horace
uu-.5,r. ter N'.rr-. Hs'~E'' Parks. grand
larrHuy. tur., y.uf-; i S. ph Williams. rob
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
GREATHOUSE ON TRIAL.
Robert 'ranc. the Prosecuting
Witness. HAS Recovered.

I;iIl t:II,' ~Tt'INI.
'itr.rI'r,- l. T. Feb en The preliminary
tr.aI ut W'.'am Gr.athgu-c f1~ shooting;
Enuort 'I"u" az Now9ta. J. r. ON be
cea'her - Hst. L. IN progress. h"re helnr"
lH!irI Stti S. '"mmiS~iau.r Jennings. This
is ih- celebrated cs~... ~ vhi-n Ervne lost
q half t"a.upful of bTaiH watt'~ ana part
e.: Ei- skull Witn.u; becoming Z. conscious
'ruu. Ha~ apparently recovered from tia"
wound. with the exception % his right ey".
Viii. d = blind Iiis forehead j. greatly de
pressed where n" skull and brain matter
WAS removed. and. - tho skin lies jmm'-
diatoiy next 10 tn" brain. 90" TIl~Ition~ N
the u"art may b" counted - watching this
depression in his forehead. His mind Is
dlpdf' nt!y as clear a. 20 Uril.
t'n the stand. he described IN" .henf.u- :
Uinuf'i< AM answered questions r. oily
and was Cr"SS-IU. stiOr.G very closely.
The case l. attracting wide attention on
account Of the pr"miH"U"" Of tn" PARTIES
and the r. nlzrkahio Recovery n the pros
=. ujing witness. The courtroom WAS crowd
81 today uy Interested listener.
ctEit suit IN damage i also pend
irG between Prosecuting Witness Crouc .-uI
tho defendant
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
AGAINST CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,
l'r, Mary Walker Says Mnlinrux
Was Wrongly Convicted.
EEFIEILC SPECTtI.


Albany y. y. Feb. 2p.-Doctor Mar
Walker appeared before a legislative com
mite" tr-iay and sand that she rcprc-
~'ntci the eutiT" female sex Of the state
She came. to favor the bill under ,pr,SiI-
GRAFTON " nicl proposed the abolition Of cap
ital pUui;.lirrrt.
A man kills = man for his money she
said. 'Ihy stat" pays "a man to Kill tue
murderer. Both murders have hccn com
nitt"d to got more money than they could
get in a legitimate business in IN. SAM.
l'nCih Of time.
Doctor Walker called the attention of tho
committee in the NniineUN case. The Young
man. Sh. declared had hc,n, convicted uu-
justly. On purely cir.umStanti:.I evidence.
and she stood ready. If necessary. to Prov.
to tie COMMITTEES beyond a doubt thar Mo-
Gu"uN Was Innocent ot tn" murder nj Mrs
Adams
Mr. knipp Of Chomuui interfosrd ohI,r-
tipu Ia Doctor Walker speaking on a sub
jcct not grrruan' To- the bill. and Was su--
tanned by the chairman. The bill. IL is IN
dcrstoud, viii bc ''smothered' In committee,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
TO-DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.
KIrSiNESS.

Discount rates were : 10 per cent for
call and tire loans. C,.arancoS. S4i6i;
balances. .5fS.6l.. New York exchange, fc
hid, T.ar asked: New orleans, lHc premium
hid. par asked, I.ouisvil" 1oc premium bid.
par asked; Chicago. par bid. ''c premium
sskrd; Cincinnati, par IT'D. i"c premium
asked.
The local whea; market closed lower at
7Hisc p Feb. 1pss &c h. May. go s-I'-c J"iE :
7-i2Ia.c 80. red. Corn closed lower At
90 Il. Feb; 37-s.54' May; %+isdi.c july:
2Itac NJ. . white. oats closed At @iicc o..
Feb: :fS,, b. May. 2"-s No. :.
The wheat market Il; Chicago closed low-
tr 1T t6'tc u. Feb, 6'c - May; eT.H'sc
July. corn closed lower AT 23i.' Feb; ..I'-c
e. May; 25Izc a July. Oats closed at ~
: FeH.. csi.c May; 2-i-- July.
The local market Tor standard moss pork
closed steady - $lcs.) for new and $ll.51-.
'"r o'i. Prime steam lard closed steady
". $50. Cholc" at $50
The 'a.sl market for spot cotton close.
quiet
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
D0WIE PREACHERS EDGED.
students Objected to- the New Doe
Urine.



A"i. -. Feb. :" Tn, fYri"u... of .Iubrr
Alexander II"vi" Of Chcaru have hem
holding meetings here for e f,yy day~ fh-r..
haing "a f'w followers uf the powi. f.tj,b
living here. among them the wifi. and fV-,.
li'EEHi"rr "i President i..hr "f tn. BEil.
Normal iuiVrrSity
AE"rl. IN" speakers tn" meetings has
h"'u G'nrg- J.. N.suu who vas =, s;,...lI.
"n Pork and IfllS" hut owing to IA. mr.
~u'' If several hundred students from ~.
pharmacy department. wisely omltt.! tb,.
pill portion.
VIM Mason sp"k" again last night jhc
SiuG. ui~ appeared equipped with ...,..
"htr="'i with vii' smelling chemicals l.
ih' il""lr f'f, n'fS merged fru:l ~.
church IN" Y.sa h'g~ wtr.. palt,.,I with o.,
',>c-- y how Hing mob of Vvral hiu5ira,i
- nts followed TN. band Tor S.,y,.r,i
SIItI''~. until iEry took r.ftJy- in prasi.l.ut
l.,-'i~ = house. When rh" president ,.rt.nT,t-
~ 10 quiet The Stgi'UtS h, was h,U-i..t
""HH H!d hlS ."TA"w. !. T. Hampton Wa
rh -S"'. around Tine street. uslrrnWly ,...-,.,-
lHI being hidden D.t Of thu tryvu "u . rail
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21

berry. ten years: George Summers. assault
to rob. three years. Frank Bendewein, bur.
glary. three years. John UShea. assault 70
kill. two years: Thomas Reed. burglary.
Two years: Thomas C"rnors. robbery. three
wears: Tina Howard. robbery. two years.
Henry Mann. robbery. five years. Edward
L. Frank. robbery, five years. james Pas-
tur assault To- rOh. two years; Harry Eaton.
rriln"rv hv" wears. John cain. aSsf. ult 20
CFuy. three years. Leo Niurtz. assault 10
Kill. twg years. Albert W-hber, assault 20
rob. three years. Frank Martin. burglary.
two years: Waiter Scott. burglary five
years, AdUlVh k0d:tt. assault 10 hlll. two
years. Martin Gordon. robbery, five years;
Nlterr Schwartz. grand larceny. two years;
Tn maS MnIam. grand I:-rceny. two yeayS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
WHERE THE Beers ARE WEAK.
y Bold Offensive After a Victory
Not in Their Tactics.

Berlin. Feb. ~ The Mi.taIr NoeArll-
hlatt. ~ the course of au aItic!" ty high
0;'ir"r - the GENERAL staff attempting 10
diSprove the view thar IA" f;"or S.rccss4s
have been du" to JhriT tactical defensive.
SAYS:
"Dn the contrary. tE. recent Rocr sue
"cSSes prove III" iu-fiirieucy II their Of
fonsiX". sine. an energetic offensive would
ir like circumstance. hav" released the
Eocr corps guarding the defeated corps Of
General Butler. Lord Mcthuen and General
White. delivering a crushing blow to the
British
without such q bold offensive tho Go"rs
Will never again win a d'cisiv" vir'orv. or
accomplish more than a half measure
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
DOCTOR HENDERSON'S DEATH.
Body 10 BE brought To This CITY
for Burial.

News has been received cf the death nf
Doctor James \ Henderson. formerly Of
81, Louis. ana, brother nf Bassatt Her,icr-
scl, manager Of the Liuden Hotel az San
Luis PotoSi. Alex He went tn ;hc Mexican
city about a year ago to practice his pru-
f'Ssipu. Two weeks a.n lie, contra .r.,.g
pneumonia. His brother HaSSttt. who was
sent for arrived at sun lGllS posasi "a o.
week. Monday Doctor henderson pas!
away.
The body will be brought to st LGriS f,1;
intcrm'nt. arriving Friday night in charge
rf Bassrtt Henderson. Arrangements for
the funeral have not Yet been perfected
Besides Tire brother who was with him a.
the time Of his Death the q. ceased lrs,o-
another brother living at Clayton .aud e,
sister in 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
POWERS GROWING ANXIOUS.
TIM" for Intervention j. IErawin-
Nearer.

Si'ttiAL l:Y rtTIF
London. Fol ''opyr--I.r. l.1n tv W
:; Il.ar-tt Nurmurs nT iu."ry-ut-.r sr.
-pr'H.iiu- ev.r -Ec Continent. ~ tong as
'ha in.r= were ~urrcssfui ,hrr- was uo
ttih of Interfering 10y I:ri, ms ,u,i.iI..-.
"4' r"v :HH- ihn E,.rz -r.. g,'t.u: fr-
worst "i 90. renewed a-ita'i"I j. sterling
lu u.Ju. countries
NJ !rid Feb 2I.-"-oryr.-t'. lr, hv W
u. li'HI-:-,-rh. TEJusyn.u 'ou-ai Der"
.t,~. ~ aa interview. that Intervention ~
Russia ana France MY safely D.. r,c1orcl
"H -hHu's ENGLAND attempt O" ,N'iuru.-h
''' iui'I'"H3.ur" of IA" Republic
Paris. Fob 81 .,C"pyliehr. l.r.. hy ".
y. 'i'ar-t.r TIN, general hcIi.r iu f.,. s..-'
informed circles her is that franc, viii
u"' "i Boz. own initiative take any ~t.u
toward intervention IN South Africa. bIt
it1' i' Russia Wry" to move in TN, mat
Ter Franc" wnGli %, compelled 10 ,o-ope.-
aJ~ with thu ear
Ih" pres ~ Frrn.! Government has TO
a'~ir'. Toy trouble with England. with ih,.
exhibition in .i-w. The majority of rh,
fr'u"F people. have no inclination for any
thing but tranquility.
Rome. F.h -,gopyri-nt. r:a-. nv " T.
ii't'-'1 Events Of IN" lt-' few days hay.
produced q much NOR. r-lSsurluc effect ru
m" international situation. ~ is known
'iat Italy AMI Austria will not move. iu
any way toward Intervention.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
City of St. Louis.
Law Department.
Tctfy n 100

Frtiy n 100.
T., Whom II May Concern. Take Notice:
The commissioners IL the matter Of OPEN
iu., an alley in city block 2e9S. under Or'ii-
nance No 1871. VIII meet AT room "a. city
Hail on February p. 1900 at p IN. fo-
the 3IrpOss- Of assessing benefits cCcsSIone1
bv said opening. ana all parties Interested
are invited 70 he present. when and whera
tEcv have the TI.ht I" no heard. and NAV
except to the Con ,IlissionrrS' report before
tho Circuit CONT Whe. Il IL filed.
The taxing district for said opening in
s,Iudes the property in city block 3G9
B. SCHNUENACHER
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21

St Louis fricris yesterday received news
of the sudden death of Harry Chester Sc
dam Osi Friday ryrriuS. February t5. In
GAINESVILLE -. at the home OF Edmund
Turner where he had been visiting for y
short time. Mr.. SEDAN was connected with
various; pottery Industries. making fire.,
quent visits TO 81. Louis and had MARI
friends II this city. lie was engaged TO -
married very shortly to Miss RohertIA
Turner at who's. home he died.
In Nav ne contemplated removing 10 ST.
Louis and bringing his briI. with him Th3
body was taken 20 Mr.. S-dam's forr'ef
home IN Trenton. y J. and there buried.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-21
BULGARIA VS.. SERVIA.
HIn"r> of Impendin. Ii">tiliricS in
Europe"

London. l'n. THE Vienna corir=p =pul.J-
'ut %. ia. Standard say.
strange rurn.r~ ar- .,tiu.t in Vienna tE5
siii strange thin-s are undoubtedly oc-
curing. Eumo-S point To IMPENDING hoStiI-
ill'r between Eul9aria and ScryIa Ti..r.
Is No durh' that both are ma~sine troops
on the frontiers
1t l"oks impossible. however. that war
should occur tec.tu~. neither country pos
s's'~'~ th" necessary Huarcial sinrus. and
neither Russia H"r Austria would sanction
such an outbreak"
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'"mm"u'"m"ut Of hostiiiti,s a- a rDrIj- {
lh'' action ~ 'hr Trlr Svaal t:ov.rum-f. 20
communicating the gold
u Is expected 'h.t tho Tra'ls..isl Govern
iH'n' VIII continue the operation rl certain.
nl'''"s - u4-v r"nmand"" Tor tL. iuri,u...
'i 'hiain.rg gold 20 d.ffay IL cxr.uSr<
aulirE ~. 49,
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Little Emily Sherrid. the 3-yczr-oii
daughter If John Shcrrid. a negro. living
at No l,l2S North Tenth street is a patient
in the city Hospital suffering from car
holic-aCid poisoning The child is precocious
and likes gin. Yesterday afterroOu shs
found a bottle or her mothers bureau con-
tanning a clear liquid. " hich she concluded
was gin The little on. drank portion Of
the contents. and was drs8dfullv burned.
N:.u tie child was taken 20 the hospital
IL was feared that the burns would prove
fatal. but Doctor Sch3rff administered rem
cdi.s which relieved the pain. and VIII
probably save the little girls life
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REAL SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE.
French DilircrS With I:o.Is Ara,
Well Paid.


rams. Feb. @,-"".yrigh;. r+r. bv w
'" H'ars'-i-TE" French officers serving
WIN the Eo"rs were paid q bonus al s.;p
on starting. another $50 on arrival i'm the
iranSvaal ana receive from SSp 20 $fJ .,
month HurinS the campaign. The chief
French officer gets @5" per month.
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BOERS HURRY TO CRONyE's SUPPORT.

Q >t'"uI" right. ard ta~ made every di.uH-
'ii.. i"r III" d"fer=. 81 hir position tp
III" l't and south &C IN. Tugcla hv main
;H''iu@ 1g"r" q fr'rr at"gUtt" i,r that par
pose. Isolated p1rt'"s af I;o,.rS s"u.rru,-
"r"'~ 'lr river Th.Ia IS much -u.I...--
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During the PaSt FIFTY Years

Mrs. WinsIow'z Soutaimg Syrup has been
uS.3 hy MILLIONS pF MOTHERS ;or
tHcir CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING
with PERFECT Sia'cE,SS. II SOuTHES
jha CHILD, SpE'TENS THE. GUNS Al
LAYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND collie,
aud. IS the best remedy for DIARRHEA
= * 1Gr Mrs. Wiusiow's soothing Syrup"
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C0t!NG TO ST. LOUIS.
q. :. Moore uf carthage VIII At
t.utl Hank Association Meeting.

ttt-t'f .-tst. -i.lI Al
Garth ~ F-b - Major G. =, Moore Of
;h.. ClrfIazr H1iioral Bank left this even
in. frr -; Louis t0 attend a meeting OF
the Cuuneii Of Administration of the Mis-
souri, Etuk Association. where tha date OF
hr.tinG th" u.St annual meeting will he
.ct and pruEr1TH" adopted The gather
ing viii s-""'Dll" 80 Carthage some time
IL EnE