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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-15

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AccUakD OF STEALING MuLE-John
smith. = years old. living at No. 1914 North
Etft4enth street.. is under arrest at the
Fcufkh Dietrict Police Station on suspicion
Of grand larceny. He was arrested early
yestktylay morning while trying to dispose
q Q tnule. g. ]. Ratican Of No. 1901 Easton
aveHAe has identified the mule as his prop.
cry. which, he says, was stolen few days
go ffum Tenth street and Washington
afenue. a warrant charging grand larceny
IN b appljed Cor this morning.
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ReIlevilie News Notes.

Senator H c. Begole has gone to Leadvifle.
Colo. for an extended visit.
Members OF the Belleville Lodge Of Eiks who
will &c to Milwaukee. will meet this evening to
make final arrangements.
Charles W. Harrison was severely wounded
on the foot Saturday afternoon by the accidental
breaking of large piece of plate giase.
Mrs. c. W. Thomas and her sister. Miss Jo-
sephine Bisrell have departed for San Francis, o.
Tho body Of Professor Louis Busiek arrived
IN Bellevile yesterday morning. The funeral Will
take place Tuesday afternoon. Services will re
held IN the German NJ. E. Church The burial
will be IN Walnut Hill Cemetery.
Charles T. Files. the Bellevile octogenarian
who has been seriously Ill for the last week. is
much Improved and was able to sit up yesterday,
He was visited by his sons. Edward and Albert
Elles Of Centerville. Ill.
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DEPUTY AssAssINATED
Kentucky Posse Is In Pursuit OF
Hermann McCreary.

Middlesboro, Ky. July 1L-Deputy sher-
III Joe Manning was Assssst;'ste': ABOUT e
mile from this place to-day. AL posse y IN
pursuit Of Hermann Nc. :.c1ry. for wh2m
6heTiR Manning had waxTaat Of a1ress
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attempting
God would ALL
gel and the world has fallen into the habit of speaking her in usome fiat
Il
Marriage
believed
When God made Eve evidently
it
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Summer is the best time to have your
watch cleaned. Special reductions in price
July ard August. in order to keep our en-
tire stair Of expert watchmakers busy.
Mermod & Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust
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.EL0PING COUPLES
MARRIED TOGETHER,
Four Young Persons From Spring
field, ILL.,, Visit Alton Justice
OF the Peace for Ceremony.

Two clipping couples from Springfield. Ill.
Wallace w. Messick and Mary E. Will
banks. and Bert ]. Curry and Irma De
Monbrum-were married by Justice Nathan
yesterday afternoon at Alton. Because Of
lack Of witnesses the wedding, which was
to have been double one. was changed so
that the couples might witness for each
other while they were married separately.
They requested that the fact Of their mar
rage be kept secret
Curry Is II and his bride Is IS. ,Curry's
father gave his consent when license was
procured from County Clerk Riniker at Ed
wardsville on the Fourth of July, and the
marriage was to have taken place then,
but Mr.. Messick and Mss Willbanks per-
suaded their friends to wait a few da.%
They went to Alton yesterday and when the
second couple had secured a license after
enjoining secrecy they were married to-
gether Mrs. Messick is the daughter of
John Willbanks: Mrs. Curry Is the daughter
of William r. DeMonbrum.
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Alton Notes and Personals.

Thomas Callahan. aged 81. Of the hest
known residents Of the east side OF Madison
county. died saturday night wntie visiting at
the nome OF his son. Thomas Callahan, at OH
vicinity since lSl7. and was engaged at farming
near East Alton most OF that time.
Bert Bottum. son OF Bert Buttum fell from
horse at West Alton Sunday and sustained q
fracture Of his right leg. He was riding behind
his father on a horse when the accident Cured.
The White Hussars Band held their annua!
outing yesterday, taking their families and
friends to the island opposite Alton where they
spent the day.
-Pasa chautauqua will be opened Thursday
and all arrangements for the ChautauQua have
the grounds and all the cottages are occupied
Fifty children from the mission free school
at No. 2s17 lawton avenue. st. Louis. will re
brought to Alton tomorrow for days outing.
and the Alton natatortum will be turne3 over 70
them for the day.
The funeral Of John c. Meyer s9oa place lac:
Sunday afternoon. Services were held in the
German Evangelical Church by the Reverend
Theodore Oberhellman at 8 o'clock.
Captain w. d. Fluent has ordered gasoline
launch from @ st. Louis firm. to cost FLO. TIE
boat will be 90 feet long. Isfoot beam. 1t will
be used for pleasure purposes.
Mrs: g; W, Hill. Mrs: s. +. Gregory and
Virginia Mckinney and son, Mrs. w Z; Gun
bingham and daughter will leave Wednesday for
Sapon Springs. w. Va. to spend the summer
Mrs Eva A. Chamber1in OF Houston. Tex.
and Miss Ethel Ol!phint of Waco. Tex, are WIS.,
iting at the home OF E. p. Wade.
is assured unless rain falls within a few days
Farmers have given up hope OF harvesting any
OF the later crops unless there ts an abatemen,
OF the long continued drought.
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Edward.ville Notes.

..Caractacus Lodge X Of p. Of Edwardsvi'Ie
enjoyed an excursion down the Mississippi yes
terday.
William Tnrton has received word that he
successfully passed the examination for mine ex-
aminer at Springfield last week.
The kinloch Telephone Company will make
another EFFORT, at the next meeting OF the City
Council. to secure franchise to Install Its sys-
tenn at the county seat.
The hot weather has compelled the Wabash
at Edwardsviile as the creek has gone entiraix
dry.
"A sale Of lots in the West Madison subdivision
OF Venice has been made by Caroline E. Duncan
to Cecilia L. Warner. for $71si.
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One Fare PIus $500
For the round trip from st. Louis to North
ern Iichigan summer resorts via Illinois
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sseee..f.l nevival At ,Iarshail.

Marshall. NO.. July 1A-One OF the Grand.
est sights ever witnessed was the assem-.
biage Of about 5000 0unday-school children
ing to hear Doctor Wharton. the noted
Virginia evangelist. The meeting has PRO.
dressed under his preaching. two weeks
with many convefslons e
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Fa.hionnI,le Un,hrclln,

Best silk in all colors stylish handles,
natural wood. plain and solid silver and
gold mounted. s1.ao to $40. at Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
Wr0eJOr Catalogue. .uQiled free.
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Some Need Glasses Early in Life
II you need glasses, DR.. Bond, expert OPP
tician at Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway
and Locust, will examine your eyes without
charge and fit you properly. Steel frames.
$l.oo and up; gold, $500 and up.
Type ccrGs, for testing eyes. mailed FREE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-15

The one great virtue Of Burnett's vanilla
Extract Il purity. Il 10 real vanilla extract
and nothing but vanilla extract.
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July birth Month Ring.

Mind" also set with rubies and diamonds.
fine solid gold monntings, "a to $500. at
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust:
Wrib for catalogue Hated free
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south Haven, Michigan.
Through sleeping car service from st.
Louis every Friday via Illinois Central.
Close connections daily via Chicago and
boats. City Ticket ONCE. sos North Broad
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N0efnan EMixration Decreaslnx.

Rerltn, July 1.-THE emigration from Ger
manS eY way OF Hamburg and Bremen.
du@g the 1rst SIX months Or this year
coffespoadtnG period OF last yeixs q. ~
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Take the knlelerbocker Special to
BuffAlo. Leave 6t Louis u noon, arrive Buf-
fA1o e.I9 n m
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A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant favor. gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup OF Figs. when in
need OF a laxative, and II the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most graft
fytAg results follow its use; 80 that 1t Is the
hest family remedy known, and every fam
~ should have q bottle. Manufactured by
me CAlifornia FE Syrup Co.
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CAtarrh - nose or shrost Immediately re-
Q4Se0 ana ultimately cured by use Of
sGqlU-Hornaalin." dinner Z Amend.l
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South HAYES. MieAigan.
Through sleeping cars from 81. Louis
every Friday night via Illinois Central
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GIVE Lost the Eden Which Adam
Gave Her by Attempting Side
Show of Happiness With
Devil for Partner"
MARRIAGE TREATED LIGHTLY.
Woman, the Speaker Declares,
Was Made to Supply the De-
ficiencies of Man, Not to
Tell Him About
Them.

The Reverend Andrew T. Wolf, d. D.,
the well-known Presbyterian lecturer. deiiy-
cred sermon at the North Presbyterian
Church yesterday evening. which dealt with
some phases OF the woman question with
ungloved hands. His text was Genesis IL. IS:
1T is not good that the man should be
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~ -. E- a. EAAgA aAL
Col. Arthur Lynch, former Boer
warrior, elected to parliament by Gal.
way. declares he will try to take his
seat.
The Cuban political campaign il
now at white heat.
The Beers attacked British convoy
in Cape Colony and nearly captured
100 prisoners.
Gen. Wood has bought the San Juan
battlefield for $4,000, which the
United States government will trans
form into q park
The steamer Alerta, with 200 passen-
gers, including some discharged Amer
lean soldiers, is believed to have been
lost on its way from Subig bay to Ma
Mia.
Colombian authorities gave formal
notice that they would lombard the
city Of Colon, now held by the insur-
gents.
Conservative British politicians are
a%nxiously watching the growth of pro.
Boer sentiment in Germany.
Many churches in Spain have been
destroyed during the last few days by
incendiary fires.
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A DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
Over Million Dollars Damage Will
Result from Gale ON the At
lantic Coast.

New York, Nov. 26.-The great
storm which came speeding up from
the south Saturday night has spent its
force in this zone Of the Atlantic coast
and the waters driven upon lowland
and beach r %subsiding. A more care
full survey Of the storm-swept coast
indicates that the aggregate damage
will exceed the general estimates Of
Sunday. Hundreds of small craft were
wrecked OF badly damaged, wharves
and piers at ev.ry exposed point were
battered down, many seaside resorts
were unroofed, lowlands were flooded,
city cellars were filed and hundreds
of town houses were damaged.
Estimates of the aggregate damage
run slightly below and considerably
above 100000
Philadelphia, Nov. e6.-Advices re-
ceived in this city Monday by the mari
time exchange state that five men
were drowned Sunday at Long Branch
during the height Of the northeast
storm which swept the Atlantic coast
Saturday night and Sunday. The men
are supposed to have been members
of the crews of the barges Wilmore
and Grant, which were lost by the tug
Eureka.
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LATER

John Goodnow, consul general at
Shanghai, reports that over half q
million people in the Yang Use valley
will starve this winter unless they get
help from outside.
James Alvord, the outlaw who as
sisted in the Cochise and Fairbanks
robbery on the Southern Pacific, has
been killed while trying to hold up a
messenger for the pay roll of a mining
company in Arizona.
The divorce suit brought by David
Nation against Carrie Nation, his wife,
was begun at Medicine Lodge, Kas.
Mr.. Nation claims his wife took away
his feather bed, drew 5000 from the
bank and refused to live with him.
Beet sugar manufacturers of Michi-
gan, Ohio, Wisconsin and Minnesota
will take steps toward formulating a
plan of action with regard to the eff
forts being made to abolish the tariff
on sugar imposed by the Dingley tariff
law.
Expert Diver Sorenson, who has been
searching for the wreck Of the steamer
Rio de Janeiro, at San Francisco, now
declares that he has located the sunken
treasure ship, which has a cargo valued
at rel $500, 900, and also Consul Gen
eral Williams official papers, which
the government is anxious to secure.
Nicholas Nelson, a farmer, was
killed, his son George, aged 10 years,
fatally injured, and his wife danger
ously hurt in u runaway accident near
Omaha, Neb.
Police Captain Diamond, of New
York, was put on trial at Albany on a
change of venue, charged with neglect
of duty in failing to suppress disorder
ly houses.
Robert Viking shot and mortally
wounded his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Stokes, at Unionville, o..
as a result of a family quarrel. Wiki
ing was shot and killed by a son Of
Stokes
Jack Richardson was stabbed, per
haps fatally, at Galliopolis, O., by
Myrtle Mayes, a l4-year-old girl. Be
cause Richardson was beating her
mother, Myrtle slashed him across the
neck with a butcher knife.
It has been limited that PRESIDENT
Roosevelt would soon issue an order
or warning to oficeholders that they
must abstain from active control Of
partisan. politics, thus following the
example OF Tyler, Hayes and Cleveland.
The switchmen on seven railroads
entering Pittsburg, Pa, have decided
to strike for higher wages.
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DEATHBYF FIRE
Terrible Work Of Flames in Pitts
burg Residence.
FOUR GIRLS ARE BURNED II DEATH.
Their Father ana Mother Are BADLY
Injured-ERort to start . Fire
with Kerosene Causes the
Disaster.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 26.-Four per-
sons were burned to death and two se-
riously injured in a fire at-4:30 o'clock
Monday morning which destroyedsthe
residence of j. G. Miller, on Charles
street, Knoxville, a suburb of this city.
The names are:
DEAD-Rose Miller. aged q years, ter.
ribly burned and died on the way to the
hospital: Amelia Miller. aged 10 years, suf-
located by the smoke; Amanda Miller,
aged 16 years, suffocated; Sylvia Miller,
aged 9 years, sufocated.
INJURED-J. G. Miller, the father
jumped from second-story window, leg
broken and bruised, will recover; Mrs.
Miller. badly burned and o. verge OF
nervous. prostration.
Two other daughters, aged IL and 10
years, escaped without injury.
The fire was caused by the eldest
daughter, Rose, pouring kerosene in
the stove to start the fire for break
fast.
The oil in the can ignited and the
explosion which followed scattered
the burning oil over the room. The
flames spread so quickly that Mr..
Miller was forced to jump from the
second-story window after rescuing
his wife and two Of his younger daugh-
tiers. Rose was burned almost to q
crisp and died before reaching the hos
pital. The three others were overcome
by the smoke. Their bodies were
found in the ruins after the fire had
been extinguished. Mrs. Miller was
just recovering from a severe illness,
and is almost distracted over the ter
rible affair. Fears are entertained
that she will not, survive the shock.
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PERSONAL AND pouIT1cAL.

Coll d. M. Fox, q veteran of the war
Of 1912, died at Des Moines, Ia.
Capt. John Lawson, the Oldest rail.
way engineer in. the United States,
died at st. Louis, aged 90 years.
Rev. DR.. 0. H. Warren, for 10 years
editor Of the Northern Christian Ad.
vocate, died at Syracuse, N. Y, aged
81 years.
Col. James P. Luse, q veteran news
paper editor, died in New Albany,
Ind, aged IS years.
Alison j. Streeter died at his home
in New Windsor, Ill. He was the labor
candidate for president in 1888. -
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Sweden is to establish . system of
wireless telegraphy statiohs3al along
her coast.
Vast nickel deposits, the largest in
the world, have been located in south
ern Oregon.
An Anglo-American syndicate lis to
build.a $~1o,ooo,ooo modern office build
ing in London.
Western railroad managers are put
ting on more trains to accommodate
increasing passenger traffic.
A new process of extracting gold
from low grade ores showed s~atisfac-
tory tests at Colorado mines.
George Ehret, an old man of New
York, worth $35, 900, 1000, owns no less
than 800 saloons in that city.
Judge Eli P. Evans, Of Columbus,
O., has served as judge of the COM
mon pleas court for Is consecutive
years.
The Japanese minister at Washing
ton declares his government has en-
joyed one of the most prosperous
years in it's history.
A new mode Of producing steel,
which it is predicted will revolution
ize the industry, has been ~successful-
~ tested in Germany.
Secretary Hay, addressing the New
York chamber of commerce, says the
United States stands upon the Mon
roe doctrine and the golden ruiz
The fish commission sent from
Washington to Honolulu has already
discovered about 30 new varieties,
many of which are good for food.
George E. Hulick, elected justice of
the peace at Asbury Park, N. j., is
said to be the youngest person who
ever held that Office in New Jersey.
He is only % years old.
Dr.. Won Holleben, German ambassa-
dor, just returned from Europe, en-
PRACTICALLY denies stories that his
country is trying to secure 3 foot
hold in South America.
Rev. Father Wieczorek, priest at
St.. Hedwig's Polish Catholic church
in Toledo, O., who died recently, be.
queathed to the parish his entire for.
tune, amounting to nearly 100000.
Prof. Ritchey, Of the Yerkes OBJ
servatory at Williams Bay, Wis.,. has
made q momentous discovery in
astronomy, proving the nebular the.
tory matchmaking phptographicssti
! dence Of evolution among planetary
bodies
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FOREIGN.

American troops on the island of
Samar attacked an almost impregna-
BILE stronghold, scaling a cliff 200 feet
high and taking Filipino insurgents
by surprise. + { 4
Colombian rebels captured Colon,
making an unexpected attack after q
night march. American marines were
landed to keep isthmian traffic open.
The report that Queen Draga, the
wife OF King Alexander Of Servia, has
been assassinated on the streets of
Semlin. is denied. .
y Arthur Lynch, colonel of the Sec
ond Irish brigade in the Boer army,
has been elected to q sect in the
British parliament from the Galway
district.
The administrative council Of The
Hague arbitrative tribunal rejected
a Boer appeal; for Intervention.
During rioting in Athens against the
proposal to translate the Gospels into
modern Greek seven persona were
killed and many wounded.
Seat Spectators who sought Amer
ical gold are blocked by 9 decree by
King Edward that none but British
subjects shallswitnees the coronation.
Colombia formally appealed to the
United States to prevent the Interrupt
ton Of traffic across the isthmus,5 and
the desired assurance has been given
by Secretary Hay. .
President Castro ordered the arrest
of the Venezuelan minister of war and
many of his partisans on the charge OF
conspiracy. =
Consul Dickinson hftss Sofa Tor Con
stantinoph TO confsr With this secre.
tary Of the United States legatfon,ooa-
corning the. ansom Of Miss Stone.
Count Won Hatfield, veteran German
diplomat who recently resigned q am.
baseador to Greet Britain, died in Lon
don.
Rebels defeated government troops
under Gen. Alban in q battle near
Panama.
| A clsfkinsths eanrley.sf-ths Bana,
Of Liverpool disappeared. taking
] ss50.0o0 Of the hark's money.
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Senator Allison in outlining the work
Of the coming congress declared tariff
revision unlikely; believed q depart
ment of commerce and a Nicaraguan
canal plan assured; expects reciprocity
with Cuba will be arranged and repeal.
of war taxes likely.
A gas well with q flow Of 5O,0O0,000
feet has been struck at Upton. Ind.
Foreign corporations in Chicago
are liable to fines aggregating S.
0 1000 for failure to file state re-
ports.
Dun's review calls attention to the,
mighty strides of trade within the
year.
Eight officials went into the Baby
mine at Bluefelds, w. Va, to inspect
it, and it is feared they were over
come by fire damp.
Executive officials Of all railroads
east Of Chicago and of connecting
steamship lines have agreed to give
no more passes.
Commissioner Of Indian affairs
Jones, in his annual report, suggests
discontinuance of rations and money
to the red men, giving them instead
education and throwing them upon
their W resources.
Francisco GAMBIA, president Of the
Cuban commission sent to the United
States by the merchants and the busi-
ess men to secure better trade re-
l%ations, says 90 per cent. of Cuban prop
erty holders favor annexation.
Harvard defeated Yale in q foot
ball game at Cambridge, Mass, by a
score of % to 0.
Gov. Van SAINT will call an extra ses-
sion OF the Minnesota legislature to
take up the fight on the Great North.
ern railway alliance.
Judge NJ. A. Rogers, Of Denver, COM
mitted suicide by blowing himself to
pieces with dynamite.
An unknown negro who shot Mrs.
Perry Craft was lynched by q mob
nea Columbia, S. C.
The Lond Island. and New JERSEY
shores were visited by q severe gale
which did thousands Of dollars dam
age to docks and shore property.
Two companies Of state troops cap
tured q camp of striking miners at
Nortonville, KY, and arrested % men.
Ex-Congressman William Lorimer
has sued the Record-Hera1d, of Chi
cago, for 100000 for libel
Mrs. Mckinley is to be given free
use Of the United States mails.
The bodies of the eight officials Of
the Pocahontas mine at Bluefelds, W.
Va, who were killed by fire damp,
have been recovered by searchers.
The Holland submarine boat Fulton
remained IS hours under water at
Greenport, N. Y. Officers and crew
suffered no discomfort.
An expert diver located the wreck Of
the Pacific mail steamer Rio de Ja-
neiro,, which foundered off the Cali
fornia coast.
Western railroads have resolved to
issue passes Is usual during 1902 in
spite of the action of eastern roads.
President Roosevelt, in his forth
coming message, will warn the trusts
that greed will speedily call for re.
medal laws.
Post Office department officials do
not favor the proposition to reduce
letter postage to one cent, claiming
such q move is i%njudicious until the
business can show a surplus.
Fire destroyed the felt plant OF
Julius de Long & Co. in Allegheny,
Pa, entailing q loss of $26o,ooo.