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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19

The proposition to re.enforce
our city water supply with n sue
tion from the river, has about been
abandoned, as it should be, The
board of health have ruled against
II, and no doubt the state board
would do the same. We have been
informed that the plan is proposed
to tunnel reservoir out from the
we'll at the pumping station, and
thus enlarge the supply as it were,
for any emergency. This is the
most practicle plan, it seems to us
and aught to be carried into effect
A little care in the use of water in
summer also should be enforced by
the trustees.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19

taken from them. We shall In
sist upon the last clause because
those men have assisted us and
now we will assist them.
1--WE always asked that we want
ed to be left alone and that is all
that we desire now. We crossed
the frontier into Natal and Cape
Colony, not because we wanted to
annex the land, but because the
farmers who owned the land ask
ed to be taken under our protect
ion. II England will end the war
and promise to give us our indie
pendence we will return the land
thus taken, but we want to be free.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19
Millions Given AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern which
is not afraid to be generous. The
pIoprietors of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away over ten
million trial bottles and have the
satisfaction of knowing it has cured
Bronchitis, La Grippe and all Throat,
Chest and Lung disease are surely
cured by it. Call on r. Harrington
Druggist, and get free trial bottle.
Regular size soc and $l00. Every
bottle guaranteed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19

insurance.
Senator Sheppards bill to authorize
the leasing of the bernie banks of the
canals.
Senator Patterson's bill reorganizing
the state board of pardons.
Senator Brorein's bill wholly chang
ing the state primary election laws.
Senator Myers bill to prevent tho
manufacture and sale Of cigarettes.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19
That Throhhing Headache.

Would quickly leave you, if you
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have we'd
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and build up your health.
Only 25 cents, Money back if not
cured. Sold by F. Harrir gton Drug
gist.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for final ettlement Jacob Kane administrator
OF Oliver Kane deceased, and same will come
on for hearing on the 5th day of May 1900 at
10 o'clock, a. M, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient,
]. b. RlASON,
Apr. IL, 3-w. Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19

Mr.. RALPH Mason, of Murray
City, has been in Logan few days
seeking endorsements for his can
didacy for mine inspector. Mr..
Mason has been of great service to
the Republican party in Ward.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19

THE Ohio Legislature is thing
of the past for the present session
They were in session 15 weeks and
acted upon hundreds of bills.
Whether or not the bill passed will
stand the test of courts remains to
be seen. The people are now
breathing easy since the adjourn
ment,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19
FOR PRESIDENT In 1900,
HON. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
or Nebraska.

THE results throughout Hooking
this spring were all but encourag-
ing to our republican brothers. The
almost complete turning over of
Ward township bears with it some
Significance.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19

THE Dewey presidential boom
has rather turned tables on the
Republican tantalizers and now
they see gigantic proposition that
the Admiral may become the run
ming mate of Mr.. Bryan.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19
Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Prudence Freehorn deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
annexed of the Estate of Prudence Freshorn
late OF Hooking County, deceased. Dated
this l4th day of Anril A ID. 1900, -
JOHN BOLINGER, admr.
Apr. 10th, 3-w With the VIII annexed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-04-19


A bill providing that fire insurance
companies of this state doing business
in other states, shall be exempt on
their foreign business from the Ohio
law requiring them to have a reserve
fund Of per cent.
A bill providing that bond and in
vestment companies must make their
deposits with the state as required for
the security of their patrons, out of
their capital stock and not the deposits
OF their patrons.
A bill by Senator Middleton provid-
ing that before an Ohio insurance
company reinsures its risks in any
other companies the state insurance
commissioner must be notified, make
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
u,ssoTEI PACIFIC RAIIwHY.

--r..- 1,-.r4rt Arrive.
- M ....- e - am .1a-n5 IN
fr.at f,,rras- ........... -..cs am $500 I'm
H~rsa- t'r.. - Joseph. bnIa-
o.. md Southern Kansas ~
TTF-Z 80 %i'f ~
Y bling ul'uniafi M. '"-@j nm 81 q" \ n
- T.scg's- Joplin - i"titJ ara
H-rea- Invited siat;y ------- +@i0 m 80 al
'ie~ and col ado FyTr"se -"-l0 r;n 80 !
Grove TooIr Lax trains l"3E" I.l"u st-,l y
q 20. ut 'f-'s a. u1-. i-sf = ~ TS-i' =
go r.
T..ata G4YdsvcntNr ayeuIa ~ ti@-Hs r n
oak T9.I trains leave Union station ~ e q n
n. r-..l1 2. IN +15S y. Hi.. al is,iS = m
Efrsv.ni trains le4ls t-uiou station a. = ~ a
n. =: 80 y m go = IN. So =.
T.caye Vaudevcatsr Avenue Station ~ fil-o
.T,,,lr- sf-v..-, S,srr.,. .sS,-1svop'v
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Dick F.n!er to cairo AZ a. m. Joe FovIe- -
Fvau<viUs p. Harry Brown from below a:
a. nj, and left =. m. fo- tascNvifie- city ~
Memphis out Of the Tennessee at : p M ,ly'!''
Ia I,iy.rtou at y. N VIM. Arste Of the Water
WAYS Journal. and wife. here 70 'iay They lfsye q
frr Louisville tonight. Captain ,'harl.S Keller
ard Mr. =. -. kerwsn of the missouri fNiFef
Commission are here to-day
chester H.. july :s.-River rising. Gauge reads
In3 feet Weather crsrly. T.alnnl several
heavy showers to-day. Boats up- Russell Lord
az II a m. Eagle at y. n. Gcnsrll H. l. Nh
bolt left at p m with three harsr- TWO
quarter noats one derrick. Grey Eagle for st
time Rnats down: Peters Lee at II a m, MARY
NJ Michael at =. IN. Eagle arrived at s a. IN.
War Eagle due ur.
Huntington Ia. July THE river continues
=, rise rapidly the record to-day being feet
! inch allow. tho low-vater marx Z ''"i Nteth-
or clrar ans. warner. The Quincy passed M AZ
midnight last niEat- Tho Dubuque passed GOV =
. $40 = IA
,,st, 1iirar,lcau No. July ---Wcath"r. rain
ing River rising GIug" stands 81 sect Tees
and Peters IL" due down
Louisville ~. july River falling. { feet
Inches In the canal. feet In hos on the falls;
s fest inches below looks
Wheeling. ". Va. July .5--Rivcr feet
ine hes ami rising. raining. Departed Kama VIVA
f,.r charleston at : II m
Pit:Shurr Pa July 2.-Itivcr IS fee; and Tis-
ing. clear apd VAIN
,'inciu-au -. July 25.-Riyer s.; feet and ris-
irE. Mercury =.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Isy telegraph.
EFI,I BIZ

EEPI-BLiC SFEtlh~S-
Memphis. Tenn. July 2S-Riyer mark $ feet
e.1,.d,. ana warm. with thuai"r and rain stur.u-
The James Lee arrived last night from friar :
10 Mt With fair tEp and cleared at ans evening
~, return. Tic 6ie'rgiH Lee got In last night
,ycrn Aahrort with good tTD aud left at . this
.,,rinrs on return. The Delta c!rare'! AZ . this
.,criur for Nlcs sburE with good Trip The NtCh-
lair min The Ia yInond Homer with tow Of
cf,', ;ies na ssci Ir early this morning on Wa.
~. ohio River. Tn" Oakland from New or
leans ia double tripping her tow from 'ifsen-
f,r others and will be duo bv morning
rsy 70 81 Louis. The Kate Adams viii arrive
tc-r!sh: from Arkansas 'ity and VIII ciHar ~.
ru.-ftN evening on return TIP The iulia will
Iotys Cor New orleans tomorrow evening and
will b.. placed In the New orleans and Weeks
h,Ir.. trad. nv captain Cunmi's. her owner
and shippers that tho will give her all their
.rade 'Fh. Dewey. about the lat OF September.
will sa down and relieve the Julia, and the julia
viii return here and run N. tn" Mfirf'hiS and
VicLsbuI1. trade, thereby making Continuous
lIra ~ boats FROM Memphis to New orleans.
,-a{ra H.. July THE river rose IL feet
duriug the last twanty-flur hours The gauge
reads AS feet. The weather Is CLOUDY. ,.L.ar
and threatening rain. \ Sigh. rain. sccomIan Cd
IN a h,-h Wind fell this M n-Tr aIi sev' raj
showers fell during the DAY The W ". JN.si
from Memphis with moderate tTip. mostly
humber, I'D at noon She did her usual
business and departed for s.. Louis az 1:i5 Q.
The Vanguard departed ;r laducan at daylight.
m Emma Cooper DEPARTED Tor ;Ee T..:,I- cssar
Rtvcr At > 2. m. The FT.'l i.rtweE fTc.n tho
lover Nississippi with thtee tatscs - luur-
81 wood for III" :'In 'is pulo company. =rIiVsd
q, O'Clock last ntsht. IN" returned -''u:h az
daylight Tho Peters tee. IRON -. ..cui- t6s
ora Lee from MerIS1s: tie lily n NeTphis.
from the Tennessee !;1ver. are Dire ,c-iIisLt.--
Psducah XIV, July 25.-Thr gauge reads 81
feAt and rising: heavy rainfall this afternoon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Para graphs.

captain Henry Fartce vent 20 Memphis last
risht 10 accept the pilots berth on the steamer
julia running south % that port
inspectors Gordon and I1a'beck returned
from cape GIrari~au by rail yestcrday In the
a a;nveTunenr inspection trip.
Captain John Rollins brought the Charlotte
Roc,k keller W. from the lower riNet yesterday
afternoon with a tow consisting Of barge ~
lumber and harEes II Ties
- steamer Roc~ 80 left cairo at O'Clock .cs-
teriay f". -. Louis Tn. Rcss Ise" will clear
from This port On her return To Memphis Friday
The CT.y 81. Memphis 80 expected from the
7'enue~a-e River FRIDAY and Will return Sstur-
day esruiuE.
The management, Of the chester Line which
owns the Cherokee is negotiating with the E,gi"
s Tni; -, - rho Eari, T,cxc; Cnnpnut
iraSi ms ,1,ar ira Wa scan ys,tsr,lsrs IN
regard to tho proposed deal lie stated that
H. - ,,, ,.,,io, an III boat rrc grey Eagi. IS
nov uri,l.! charter To- tho chester I.u".
-.srraiu John Na~scf-rsIr yesterday received
a d.-l,at,r FROM captain isyu". master uf IN"
1T, Of Momrhis aIlnognGins ,,ai The Memphis
was bringing IN -'-,,r4 feet 81 Hmn'i AMI =
iie general trip besides.
steamer War Eagl- viii arrive from tom
r,,crcc this morning with a wheat trip " i2'-p
Tn. New orleans nner Hni city IS being
The s;rcy Eagle clears ,his afternoon IN
tho t'herokee's place to chester. departing a, 3
IN. Columbia arrived from ste. Geneyieys
and cleared again She goes az noon t9-'.Y'
steamer Carrier departed I" itamouis anu
Calhoun county on time
steamer II. {. Guuter came in from Dor short
,-t, 80 II,r1Iu and Departed again on her regu-
lar time to Naples and the Illinois River. She
.iid good business
The az, 81 paducah departed to the Tennes-
ser River veil patrunizsd -
-Th, Dubuque Of the diamond 20 Line VII
arrive from st. Paul to-day and return t'-fn"r-
row afternoon
Tn. -, Paul clears Saturday foT henkuk
Her ax.ursinn season is open
C g ,--1:rnhaugh 70: In. Fowler R17t store
padu..h ~ - spending Escaiiy1 IN Den
yer Colo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
PICNIC AND LAWN fETE.
IT. Patrick's ParishioncrS Arrange
Outing for August l..

= well attended meeting of the parlshion-
eIs of 81. Patrick : Church was held at me
school hall last night for the purpose ni
completing arrangements Tor picnic ana
lawn fetv tu take place Al iinkeis Grove
sunday afternoon. August =. ference Maj :
tin presided and Francis Z. j. Grimes acted
a> secretary.
II MAS decided that the programme should
consist Of bicycle. foot sack and fat men :
races, 20 Commenr" at y. m. At clock
reel. jig and hornpipe dancing contests;
and from 10 O'Clock a band concert.
The leading Catholic societies and svdalities
Of n. city have been invited 10 attend the
picnic.
TIL following committees were appointed :
ArranCeme Hts-Terence Martin. Edward
Sullivan Edward Madden. Michael Burke.
Patrick Slattery. John Murphy, John l..
Sweeney. Charles Dyer.
Athletic cvcnts-John J. o'Conuor. An
drew Hoolan. Con Maioney. CON Cree
don. Patrick Fitzsibbons and John W.
Whalcn
Musical Directors. Francis J. T. Grimes
and Tim Daimler.
Refreshments Misses Mary Owens. Mary
Nulci:ar bridget cain. Nolhe Hogan, Katie
Owens. Kati. Morgan. Maggie and JenTie
Sullivan. Mamie o'Conucil. Agnes Chamber
lain. Mamie Ryan. Mrs Kat" Stcdman.
Misses Mary. Sahius and Margaret Flahcr-
~, Mary and Katie Coughlin. Marie Col
Inns. SIlome Butler. Mani. Mitchell. Julis,
and Nellie Kane. Nancy Mahcr and Mary
,s.hiii: supper. Mes,iames cain. Onnnnell.
Ripple, Manion. keaTns. Murphy. Gibbons.
Nellie Shea. Nocffel. Won Endc, McHale,
Ticrncy and Hurst.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Tho following s,1ops-s Of 'lc co-sir, IN rnc.r I
- :ra !rading features uf the New Nory market
WIS RECEIVED ny II Il. Francis. Bro. & g.:
Now Ypra. iu'v - - London was lii'ht trade
'u the New Yur', market. not mor' than T."fl
shores h.iuc traded In 10y grttrags brokers TIL"
The weakness I'm American Tobacco 1T IN"
opening was due to temporary lack uf sun.
rurt l."f.-r ~ o'.!ngi then - number ~
heavy purchases. nearly al II which Ger" sail
20 %" on behalf 81 inside interest
Reports the floor Of tie "v'tarfa that no
gold would 10 sEitu1d Iv 'lo French ct.:iit pc
% morrow had a stimulating effect On In" gen
c:.a market. Tie st1t'meu' tfa' the New N"ri.
'"UtriTs Gi'fcr, rra- with the brithrrEot> would
r. satisfactorily aEiuSt"i within '"T- short
:i11o helped the railway list.
Tho decrease ~ weekly rSrfIIp-s ~ - raul
Fs" .o'- eject tir stock Than WAS cDncrfIi-
expected. and confirmed 'rs opinion ~ special
fists nat the effect h1 boon thn'o'!shiv Discount
ct Trading Ia =. Paul WIS un L'vy limited
sru's
TIA" steel s'r.ks v-.r. rt-"rat.iv affected ny
"-rH - -rrssr ut4tilos 81 Federal Stf@i Nati".l-
nj Tub" and American Steel AID Wiz" COM
TarieS. ~ Chicago ., agree upon uniform
sale ~ price
LONDON e.. htsS were ae follows:
i1D!'1. i.tI p. fr--Th-r' & un chance In rov-
s"iS money discount. To-day Is %" first max
iUc-un f1y American railway SHARES ina"-
i've. with declines II isIa- ner cent En- the Usl-
ally active lsf. southern Pacific sXrrpt r.llv
= shade above PARITY
f"tECu 9dvi0es we're - fol.n-s,
Gotten ruled easier after noon ~ Local eH''-
'u-. influenced by predictions = rain in the car
riira~. Uh"r" u Is estimated moisture x no0ird
u vas a narrow n1rSe; and quickly affected hy
moderate Transactions. either to buy or sell.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
MRS. HOLLAND EX0NERATED.
Killing of Husband Held to Re
.IuStiiiable.

Mrs. Lucy Holland. who killed her hus-
Dend. Michael Holland. in their home at
M. ii9 North Nineteenth street Monday
evening. was released cstcrday afternoon
the tcroners jury having eSoneratod her
at the inquest in the morning. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Johnson. on hearing a
statement of the evidence by Coroner Lloyd
decided that the woman acted in self de
Tense, and stated that thcr. would be no
warrant in the case.
As Mrs. Holland entered the Corcncr'-
office between two officers who supported
her she was weeping bitterly. Andrew
charleion. her aged father. stood at the
back or her chair trying to soothe her. while
her brother. Samuel sat al her left fam
ming her. AL through the inquiry she wept
but whom she took the witness chair sh,
Gained herself and reiterated the story told
in The Republic Of yesterday. she said
that she knew her husband always carried
a big knife. and wncn ne rushed at her she,
heard shot and saw a flame. She said she
guessed she shot him. hut she lid not know
exactly how IL happened. The jury was
out about ten minutes. when IL returned
with verdict OF justifiable homicide
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Among the significant trades made this morn
ing that cf 10 shares of st Louis an! Sub
urban. wHich brought "a ~. ia, highest price Oh
-aiBrl of late. and which - Indicative Of the
strength Of this stock. Mere could hav, been
sold q; 81 but ;hrTc more offered
As IN evidence o. the uDtrftuns % strength
in tic situation. there was safe Dl.de
IN n SHARES M:ssissii.ri Vale, Trust stock
Szg2. and 50. hid foT Other trust stocks
in demand and stronger. 80. sor in.tauea
s1l5 n Was hid Tor -. Louis So for Msrcautiis
and SeZI.JJ for Union
Bank ard mining stocks both quiet to f,av
orders being scarce hut there were 10 inlporta
changes in values for either
Street railway bonds again in demand
but sellers were S,Hrce and price changes few.
brewery bonds wore duii and noriralIy the
same they haH. been
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Condition of National Banks.



Washington. July -..-R'-ervc agents Tor Ga-
t.0tai hanks were approved today as follows:
lsra-Th@ E;v~t National i,Eh, Chicago. and
liz. Chase National Bank. New Yvrk, Tor the
First National hank. Mpulton.
NaEsas-The Hanover National Bank. New
York. for the Citizens National Bsnk a: Eta
parl.
f-NIs-rha Hanover National f1lh New
Nl.k. tho Commercial National Bank. chicago.
AID tn" First Natiqns! Gank, kansaS civ, No
lar the First National Bank. Elaiuyi"w.
The following abstracts show thu condition u:
National BANKS. June -. ~ the places Indicated:
Illinois t-SUius''c Or chicago. Re sources
Loans and discounts. Ss5as> ~. stocks SrcuIi-
ti-s ETC.. StEJ.6i2. lawful mo''y reserve. goii
coin $3.50 El. total specie. Si>ij.2i' total MONEY
reserve 81. ~. lS2 Liabilities -luliy dual de-
la-its. Giles. average reSe!v" held '.r3 ,vr
cent.
Indiana exclusive Of Indanapoisi: Resources
Loans and discounts 81. -. 2f5 stocks s-cuT-
ties ttr. Si,ts 49,. LtEfUi money reserve. S1it
.y.r. Ses->74I: total specie So. - total
money reserve 3 -. Ldaiiliti"S- indiVi'lu7l
deposits siS-5l'- "a. averss" reserve held 49,
pei cent.
Oklahoma I:.--ou--.s- Loans aGl discounts 81
- ~. Is. ="rr'rI;i's. ct. L.. lawful
rrIrs- Te~~r-~ gold coin. So -. tuta! Specie
SELL total ln"U"E reserve. s-'N>> ldapiiil'-
-Iadi>llual deposits s. - 80. average reserve
held. u per
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

corrected ;.,'iy by Gaylord. BessinG c TO-. a97
Ci:,. street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
81 pm as IN

IS l. I'm 90 an
- 81 ON ~ an
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

South America Saline County. Myrtle.
Travclsicad vice NJ. ". Harris. resigned.
Indiana-Iferbst. Grant County G. F
Thnrp. vice W. l.. Smith. resigned. Mill
town. Crawford County. Robin Proctor. Wee
\. ". Funk. resigned. Raccocr. Putnam
County. Henry FAN. vice Charles Garrison.
resigned.
Indian Territory-Blue. C,icctaw Nation.
]. NJ. Rouih. vice !. \. Stacy. resigned,
Eastman Chickasiw Nation. Galen Wilson.
vice J. 81 Renfrow. resigned. Hird. ChiCka-
saw Nation. J. II. Ring. vice \: j. West
resigned; Pegs Chickasaw Nation. + l..
Sanders vice j. i. Bailey. resigned; sum
met. Creek Nation. VI. o. Minter. vice NJ. F.
Dryden. resigned.
iowa-Cottage. Hardin County, Wal~r-
HyImiston. vice s. &. Christopher. resigned !:
JOicc. Worth County. &. g. Nrena. vice y
~. Rakken resigned: P"cahouJss. Pocahou-
tas County. NJ. r Barron. vice T. .. Bar
ron. dead.
Hansas-Shnrcy. Shawnee county; NJ F.
Shorry vice ". Il. Dick. resigned.
AIississppi-Pansy. Attal. County; G. Ray.
vice T.. l.. Taylor. resigned.
Tennessee Romeo. Greene County. r W.
Fields. vice ". Il Bailey, resigned.
TcNaS-Pearland. Rrnzoria Comfy. w T..
Frankcnhercer vice &. Il. Curiee. resigned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
War Department Changes.

RrPUELIC SFECLAL.
Washington July Army ordc's.
Leave for three months is granted Captain
Y H. Bri.lgcman, Sixth Artillery.
Major Frank J. Ives is relieved from fur
thcr duty rs Chief Surgeon, department Of
NatarzaS and Santa clara. and will pro-
coed tn New York and report 10y telegraph
To the Surgeon General Of the Army for in
struCti0ns.
Major J. V. HOff. Surgeon. is relieved from
further duty as Chief Surgeon. Department
q; Porto Rico and will proceed to Wash
incton and report To the Surgeon General
OF the Army for Instructions
Acting Assistant Surgeon r. W. Back
man will proceed from Alton, ILL.,, TO San
Francisco and report in person to the com
m.rnd;nC General Department Of California
for assignment to duty.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
DEFENDANTS IN POLICE COURT
Transit Company and lis En-
rlUyrs in Narinus Cases.

tn" 81. Louis Transit company aud scv-
crsl Of !ts "mniny's were defendants in the
second District Police Court Yesterday
morning. The case against the transit conn
pdHy was failure to comply with the ordi-
nance In obtaining a permit to erect a car
shed. The case was continued until Al
gust 81
Charles =. Smith. conductor of car No.
"a. Of the Benton and BcllcfOniaiEc line.
and Gordon Putnam. motorn.in of the sun.
car, were charged with disturbing the peace
Of Mrs. Mary Long Of No. 2l09 North Tenth
street. Mrs. Long charged that the de-
PENDANTS stopped their ear In front Of her
home. anC. approaching her. claimed that
q rock had been thrown NJ the car and
frightened h"r. The cases were continued.
The street car men claim they were trying
to learn who threw the rock.
John Nova. Thomas Russell. Frank Har-
ris. Edward Craig. Thomas Cunningham.
Joseph L"wery. Henry Klein and Charles
tasale were arrested near a saloon at No.
lGis North Taylor avenue. charged with
playing craps. Nova and Craig were fined
g each. lowcry's bond was forfeited. As he
failed to answer when his case vas called.
The others were discharged.
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firF" was fair demand Tor foreign exchange
and tho iuarr'r N short sterling mas strong At
80 higher. lorc sterling and Continental hills
steady
u. Z. Fan .-. FIR. 4 "a report closing rates
a follows.
Prime sterling ,ahiDa f.sNl AZ. checks : g 2.
El DAYS 4.sS7.a4.I
C'ruTueIcial bankers CHEEKS 81; 60 days
g. -rSa 90 DAYS AZ
Commercial grain bills 4sii.s's, cotton aSei.
TanSef-' Paris cables 81. checks 5-1s's; 81
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