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Legion of Honor.

with a very good attendance. Two applica-
tions for membership were received. The
initiation OF several candidates will take
place at the next meeting Of this council.
week: Monday. Kirkwood. Compton Hill.
Grove and Webster; Saturday. Tower.
The complimentary picnic given by the
Sunday was both financial and social
success. About 1850 persons were in attend
ance. The athletic events included races
for GIRLS boys, lean men and fat men, ana
jumping contests. Entries were numerous.
Hyde Park Council. at its last meeting, July
26 initiated three candidates and reported
six applications. The council was honored
by a visit from delegation from Grove
Council and the guests invited Hyde Park
to attend their next meeting, August g. The
invitation was accepted.
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INFUSION FOR HAY FEVER.
New York Physician Uses Flowers
as a Cure.
REpuB1.lc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July g7-Experiments designed
to prove that hay fever" and rose colds
can be cured are being conducted by Doctor
Holbrook Curtis Of this city.
Doctor Curtis tells in the Medical Record
Of a line of inquiry which he hopes will
eventually afford relief to sufferers from
hay fever He says that he had q patient
in st. Louis who was so susceptible that
she could not pass florists shop without
having sharp attack. He succeeded in
rendering her immune by giving her infu-
sions OF the various plants by which she
was affected.
Another patient. who was employed in a
drug store told Doctor Curtis that she al
ways had asthma unless she took tincture
Of lpecac for several days before she went
to work.
Doctor Curtis said he found that not only
could attacks OF hay fever be prevented
BY taking an infusion beforehand Of the
even after the. attack had begun it could
be modified and often controlled by similar
reatment. Attacks caused by the pollen Of
he found could be controlled in this way.
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COTTON BELT

CT. LOUIS soUTHwEsTEr
Arkansas and Texas Express
fv1a Bismarck and Deltal. 3:
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
fvia Bismarck and Dslta)....
BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN
For Hannibal, H. 4 st. J.,
points. Quincy. Keokuk ana
Local 70 Hannibal. ...............
For Quincy and North. $780,.
For St. Paul, Minneapolis, via
East Side lines. Illinois and
The Burlinston-Northeln Pa
eine Express p for ,. kansas
Nebraska, Black Hills Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland ana
Twin City Express. for Mime
apolls, 81. Paul and Iowa..
The Nebraska-C Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
1ocai to Burlington .....:....:
For Northern Iowa, 81. Paul
For i!iinoi.. Via East Sid. lire
to Rock island and Clinton, la
For Dubuque and La Crosse. -.
For Kanras City. Council
BLUFFS, Omaha. ct. JooeHh.
Denver, Nebrasisa, Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast.......
Local from Hannibal :..........
For Aiton-Leave 1880 .. M:
daily: 1900 a. M. daily; ~
only; 800 .. M. except setu
sos p. m. except Sunday; 5;se
p. M. daily: s:21 p. m. daily;
day only,
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Knights aud LnIfeN OF Honor.
Enterprise Lodge is the last lodge insti-
tuted in this city. 1t has some of the best
workers in the order in its membership.
The last meeting at Father Mathew Hall
was well attended. and from the reports OF
the members they will have ten or more
applications at the next meeting. The Com
mittee on Lawn Party reported progress.
Violet Lodge. at its meeting on Tuesday
evening last, received three applications for
membership. The officers elect were duly
installed.
Columbia Lodge Is making great prepa-
rations for its picnic on August IL at Rim
kers Grove.
Seymour Lodge installed officers at its
last meeting and presented to Past Pro-
tector jacobson gold button and past pro-
tectors badge.
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Sharon. Pa, LILO miles distant. He recent
~ sold some property at Fairmont, Kas.
and is going to that place to sign the
deeds.
Mr.. Martin is as active as man of Co.
He has visited every State In the Union.
He could give power Of attorney, and it
would not be necessary for him to go West.
tourney
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He.t KiIl, Thirtee. Fine Hor.

Bowling Green, Mo-, July T-John Brown,
residing below Hull Prairie, had thirteen
fine hogs die Wednesday from the heat. He
had them in a shed and turned them out
in field during the day. The heat was too
much for them, and before 1t was discovered
that anything was wrong thirteen OF them
were dead. There was no water for them to
get to and no shade they could reach.
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honors which had been conferred on him
and for the handsome gift. Sovereisns AL
sop. Voolfolk and Becker of Mount Auburn
camp and Duncan N Wilson OF Mala
the meeting refreshments and cigars were
served.
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TIL. knirht. Of Ak-sar-Ben

or Omaha, after receiving designs from all
over the country for specially designed SOU
yentrs and invitations, placed their order
with the Mermod Jaccard Jewelry Co. OF
this city, which again demonstrates the su-
perior class of work this great jewelry
horse Is able to furnish.
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Blrth.Month Rings for July.
For birthday gifts. Rubies. signifying NO
bility Of Mind" Beautiful Ruby Rings at
Mermod e. Jaccard's, Broadway and Lo-
Gust. "a to S1.OO0: set with rubies and dia-
monds. SO to $500.
Write for catalogue Nailed free.
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Do yoor CIa..es Fl. Your Eyes:

They may be wrong now. though right
year ago. Doctor Bond expert optician. at
Mermod &. Jaccard's, Broadway and Lo-
Gust, guarantees correct fitting of specta-
cles EXAMINATION FREE. Steel frames,
81 and up; gold. s. and up.
Tupe cards for testing eyes mailed free.
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A Stationery on..

A Stationery Offer.
ITO sheets Crystal Bond writing paper. 25c
Excellent paper for ordinary use. A mono-
gram OF two letters or single letter stamped
on same for 15c per quire extra. Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway. cor. Locust.
Prompt attention TO mail orders
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Death Of Lott Eckley.

lREPUBLLC SPECIAL.
Centralia. Mo-. July Elliott Eckley.
aged 81 years, died at the home Of mis- son
near this city last night. He was .oo:n IN
Pennsylvania. and was o3s II the 9io1rer
citixens Of Missouri, having lived here about
seyenty-fiye years. He Was a. membsr OF
the M. E Church. The remains were In
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ASSAULTED BEFORE THE ALTAR
Archbishop Haussmann Probably
Fatally Wounded by Pole.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Lemburg. Austria. July IA wealthy
Pole named Wasilizein to-day rnurderously
assaulted Archbishop Haussmann before
The Archbishop is expected to die.
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The finest equipped eye.testing parlor in
the city can be seen at q. B. 6traus. eye
expert. No. 7o5 Locust ct. Consultation free.
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r.wou. st.lI,o, mean

WaterIco. la; July MIAdrian Wilkes,
otner famous trotters and PAGERS having
records OF R:30 or better, died to-day at the
Wilkes Valley Stock Farm. He was "a years
old
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kinmuudy, Ill, July G.-The Marion Gown
ty Soldiers Reunion will be held ut KIM
mundy August q. % and 30. Senator W. r.
Mason, General G.. w. Pavey and other
prominent men will be in attendance and
address the people.
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Soldiers, Reunion.

big Four" TO Buffalo and Cincinnati
Finest service track and equipment.
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Ten Large Hall Clocks

May, he just the thing you are looking for.
Your chance to buy one at a very low price
by attending the Great Auction Sale Mon
day. at Olive and Sixth streets. Sales 1880
a. m to D. m,
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27Pr
$ $
the way ngrnoney 10
a dressn room for star
s o. m
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After September this city will be placed
under the control of two deputy supreme
chiefs. both to be under the supervision of
State Manager Delaney. By this arrange
ment Mr.. Delaneys active connection with
the work in the city will cease. he only
having a supervisory control Of it,
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\. Il O. S.w. n. n.

Train. Depart. A
Cincinnati Louisville, wssh-
inRton. Baltimore Philadel. 80.
pf,ia and New York Express. '3:ls am ~
Cincinnati, Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
philad.lphia and New York -.
Fast Mail .......... .......... .s:os pm -:
Cincinnati Arconmodation...:...f 7:lo am w.
Cincinnati, Louisville. Pitts
hurQ. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelnh,a and New York q.
Royal Blue Limited. .......... .a:.s an a.
Flora Accommodation .......... ts:M DEL "a:
Flora Accommodation 1879. 1850 pm *A"'
west Baden and French LICK a..
6prinGs. via Monon Route. S:zo an ~.
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Ancient Order Of Infted workmen.
The grand recorder has paid out this
month Se.o0 to the beneficiaries Of de-
A good attendance Of members was pres
emf on last Thursday night at the meeting
of Mechanics Lodge. One candidate was
initiated and three applications were re-
ceived. Several members have already
promised to furnish fifteen new candidates
by the end OF the year.
Phoenix Lodge had well-attended meet
ing on last Thursday night. One candidate
was instructed in the degrees. Consider
able routine work was done and commit
tee was appointed to make arrangements
for the next social meeting, to take place
on the evening OF August 8.
Jefferson Lodge had very good attend
ance on last Thursday night and initiated
two candidates.
Benton Lodge had well-attended meet
ing Thursday night, at which two. candi-
dates were initiated and one application
for membership was received The Enter
tainnent Committee has surprise for a
dred A. @. .. W. buttons have been or
dered. with the name and number of this
lodge engraved thereon. which VIII be dis
tributed to the members The monthly raj
fie for an assessment took place. Brother
! NJ Jacobs being the lucky one
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THIS CENTENARIAN
A GREAT TRAVELLER.
Journeys From Pennsylvania to
Kansas to Complete Sale
of Land.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Leavenworth, Kas.. July N.-Amos Martin,
who is 1Oi years old, has Just completed
the longest journey ever undertaken alone
by centenarian. He came here from
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RIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAt, NJ w
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALS 61sv
nj, SAAISf>i h1>iS Depart Arrive.
Yna;sna,oi,. rcx,rs.. f;:27 am $40 pm
New York and Boston Linz sa.A, nm
Knickerbocker Special = New
York. Boston, WASHINGTON .m nm
Baltimore and Philadelphia. 120o am e'ts '
Nation and Alton Accomrio- 4o..o m,
oAuOn ........:.' i''~S S'''
Boston, New York Cincinnati.
Warrington Baltimore and s,,,.
AitnnNynaw.. en- "A a M ss:lS o. m. Arrives
$500 q. m. s1:45 n. Saturday only ieASes A's'
D m. arrives l:21 p. m.
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DOINGS OF The
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
Councils of the Royal lArcanum
Busy-News From Other
Secret Societies.

Communications intended for The
Fraternal Column of The Sunday Re-
public must reach the office of The
Republic not later than Friday noon
to receive attention.
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Royal League.

mo assessment for August is the news
that comes from Headquarters
Future Great Council will meet Friday Mt
its new hall. No. 2639 Washington avenue.
The initfatory degree will be conferred on
several candidates.
1vanhoe Council initiated two candidates
at the last meeting. and the degree team IS
prepared to contest with any council in con-
ferring the degree work.
Hamilton Council had good attendance
at last meeting and arranged for a water
melon feast for the next meeting. August s.
Brother H. A. Steber is making good
PROGRESSES with his charter list for new
council.
New Century Council met Tuesday with
good attendance. Several applications
are promised for the next meeting
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sT. LOUIs-PE0RIA LINE.
See c.. p. 4 81. L)
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Llnes.


Northern Linen.
Train. . Depart. Arrive
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
peor}s and Springfield ,.........,:ao pm fs:cs pm
Chicago Daylight Special. I1:30 pm sos pm
Springfield Accommodation sS:4s pm 1850 am
CHICAGO Diamond epecial...... $40 pm si:3l an
Southern Lines.
Train. 80. -. Depart. Arrive
Murphysboro. Cafoondals and
New Orleans Fast Meii-Caira.. ''''
Memphis. jackson, Tenn. ana
Texas Exprese: Nashville, At
lanta and Jacksonville :..... 1888 am TN nm
st. Louis Special-Cairo. Mem
phis and New Orleans ........ s1:16 an sis pm
Accommodation -Murphysboro,
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Accommodation --Murphysbofo.
Marion and Creai SprinEs.... s4:60 pm I'll ~ an
New Orleans Limited-Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer. Nash.
willie, Atlanta and Jackson
Vile ....s.........'. l0:lb pm S:SS an
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=: 90 pm T:19 am
......... M0O am
daily: SN a. m.
o. M, Saturday
day and Sunday;
.. M. daily;i:0
u:15 p. m. Sun-
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Tribe of Ren Hur

The month Of July has been the largest
month for increase In the membership Of
the city courts. with one exception. Febru-
airy. 1901. In July 200 members have been
added to the roll OF membership in this
Queen Esther Court met Monday. with
good attendance. The court adjourned
without transacting any business. The
lawn party to be given by this court prom
iees to be success
Benton Court met Wednesday night inf-
tiated hve candidates and installed officers.
Refreshments were served after the meet
ing.
81. Louis Court met Thursday night, with
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N RAILWAY
Depart. Arrive.
500 am 7:ls pm
s:n pm TOO am
ION STATION
Depart. Arrive.
II: 4: 4: c ~ &c &c
So, am ass pm
800 am s:ss pm
s:os pm $40 pm
a : g P p% 81: 81: s pm
$3.50 pm llS:so an
"a "a pm pm i nas a.: am
800 pm T:1s am
......... I'll 90 am
daily: SN a. m.
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were initiated and four appli-

candidates were initiated and four appli-
cations read
Eureka Court met Tuesday night and OBJ
ligated one candidate. After the business
was over a smoker was held.
Degree OF Honor.
The meeting of Phoenix Lodge on last
Tuesday evening was we'll attended. and
the officers of the lodge were installed by
Deputy Grand Chief of Honor Sister Emma
n. Messenger Of Acorn Lodge. assisted by
Sisters Gillespie of West End Lodge. John
son of Acorn Lodge and Sisters Woln and
Balser of Phoenix Lodge.
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Laclede Lodge initiated two candidates
Thursday night. gave two members the
First degree and advanced three in the Sec
ond and two in the Third and had four
propositions for membership.
Golden Scepter Lodge. at its meeting last
night, initiated one candidate and had work
in all of the degrees. Eight candidates are
under advisement.
Oak Hill Lodge gave two members the
Second degree and had two candidates pro-
posed for membership.
St. Louis Lodge initiated one candidate at
the last meeting. and has two candidates
under advisement.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge initiated one can
didate at the last meeting and had one
proposition for membership.
The Headquarters Association and Bureau
of Information will hold their regular month";
ly meeting tomorrow night. and are going
to have a boat excursion in the near flu
ture.
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Protected Home circle.

prOtecteu HO"e StFCIe.
Chouteau Circle had good meeting and
initiated two candidates. with new names
proposed for membership. August 10 was
selected for an outing for the members of
day in the woods. out near Maplewood.
Tower Grove Circle held its meeting
Thursday night and completed plans for
the big hop and Jubilee Saturday night.
August 3. at CROSS Hail, Morganford road
and Juniata street
Compton Circle had an unusually inter-
estinE meeting, initiating five candidates
President Herchenroeder announced that
the membership prize was won by Thomas
Cradick. Ice cream and cake were served
on the night OF installation.
Benton Circle initiated four candidates
and more are to be there next time A big
! lawn party Is being arranged for the latter
part Of August at the home of the deputy.
James NJ. Caragher. No. 1904 Caroline
street
Missouri Circle had several limitations
Arlington Circle held n business meeting
| Friday night.
Imperial Circle Initiated class Friday
| night with good attendance and with a
| determination to rush matters.
Worlds Fair Circle. No. 1872, held its week
| ~ meeting Wednesday night and Initiated
\ nve candidates.
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KATY"
Depart. Arrive.
S:is am 's:ol IN
's:a1 pm tn an
'11:S pm esq am
's:17 pm T:F am
L RAILROAD.
-
Depart. Arrive.
N:N am III 10 am
rs .M nm s6.fS nm
z"
Depart. Arrive.
ISIS pm $40 am
SIS am Sis pm
Mo-. and interme-
ot Sunday leaves
! q. m. and For
l. Returning. ar.
I:0 p m.
LWAY.
e LINES.
nA--~H
ss:os am ss:as pm
1904 pm 1884 am
1880 pm q - an
EST OF PITTS.
RAILROAD.
Depart. Arrts~
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RAILROAD Timetable.

Arrivals and Departures Of Trains at
Union station.
tDaiIy except Sunday. ttsaturday and SUNDAY
daily. only.
&sunday only lExespt Monday.
ftSaturday only, ssDaily except Saturday.
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Train.
Louisville Express-Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car.
mel. Princeton. Louisville.
Waehington. Philadelphia
and New York ................
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited to Louisville.
Lexington. Knoxville and
Asheviile. N. c.; Chatta-
1iiis ti aaan'a ana 'aekson-
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CITY ITEMS.
Ar LAST HE RESIGNED.

SEE the grand array of summer bargains
TO day in Crawford's ad. on another page.
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NJ, X. 4 T.-ttTHl

Train.
Jensrson City. Coiumb'a. Boon
vile. Sedalia, Fort Scott.
indian Territory and Texas
Express -
The Katy Flyer for Dali
las: Fort Worth, Houston,
Galveston. San Antonio.
Mexico City and intermida.
ate points ......,,,,.,,.......
Senersom City. Columbia.
boonvilie. Sedalia. Kansas,
indian Territory and Texas
Express ........ ...............
missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
RORY and Oklahoma FLYER
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MASSOUHI PACIFIC I
Train.
10y NAL ........................
Local Express :......A.......
Day Express-Kansas City.
Pueblo, Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. -.
Warrington Accommodation. =.
81: Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited, daily. .......
kansaS and Colorado Express. .
Creve Occur Lake trains lea,
az 900 a. m. s9:H a m. Satu
1:so p. m, fs:35 D. m, 1850 D. I
Grove Station Saturday and Bun
oan Hill trainc leave Union &
M: t10:10 .. m, t5:o0 p. m. n
Kirkwood trains leave Union
m. u 90 .. m. Saturday only
saturday and Sunday l:fo .. n
Leave Tower Grove Station a,
DAILY. Except Sunday. 10,
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EST OF PITTS.
RAILROAD.
Depart. Arrts~
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"
Depart. Arrive
. os an tn pa
$500 am isis pm
eel pm @:1s pm
ISIS I'm ia am
; :si:3 e. Av 1iss &C
80 pm SIS am
ps .SS .n .,5 A5si M
as am $3.50 pm
ts e p pm t4:ss s s%
,, s:,s pm pm s T:s9 am IN
We Union Station
lrday and Sunday
n. Leaves Tower
day at 12:W .. m.
Itation at M:x ..
I'd f6:D p. N.
Station At 1850 q.
200 p. m, except
!. and H25 p. m.
/ tu:@ q. m.
unday only.
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Depart. Arrive.
H:N am f1l:10 am
IS :06 pm '6:15 pm
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ION STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
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IRON MOUNTAIN n
Train.
TeSas Fast Mail. to Little
Eock. Texarkana. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene :.
Dse.ta. Columbus and Cairo
-ApIeSS ...... 80. .........
Fast Day Express-Dallas,
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
IONIC. Houston and Gal
seston ...... :. ..........
Ieaas. Mexico and California
SSpeciAi-DallAs. Fort Worth.
~ Paso. Los Angeles. Cal
seston. San Antonio and La
.s.... ....-.......
"emphis and Hot Springs Ex-
FOURTH STREET. AND ,' cHor
n. STATION
us soto and Bismarck ACCOM-
modation ...... 90. .......,,
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Train.
Continental Lmited-Detruit.
York and Boston.
Pan-American Special--Detroit.
Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
Toledo. Detroit. Niagara Falls.
Buffalo. New York and Bos-
ton Express ..............,..
Toledo. New York and Boston
-. aSt sSn .....:.............
Midnight Limited - Detroit,
Buffalo. New York and Bos-
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SIS am Sis pm
No.. and interme-
I Sunday leaves
q. m. and For
. Returning. ar.
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NAVY CAPTAINS FINE.
Penalty Growing Out of a Quarre
With a Dentist.

Washington. June 1.-THE loss Of ten
numbers In his grade and reduction of his
pay to furlough pay for two years. and to
be publicly reprimanded is the sentence i'm
posed by court-martial upon Captain Rob
ert F. Impey. at present stationed At the
Mare Island navy yard.
The Captain was charged with scandalous
conduct In having represented to a dentist
that his bill must be reduced. because II
required the approval Of the treasury Of
ficers. whereas this was q purely personal
matter.
Secretary Long has addressed q letter tc
Captain Impey. advising him Of his ap-
proval Of so much OF the sentence as d.
rected a reprimand and q reduction In rank.
but stating that the part Of the sentence
recommending that Captain Impey should
be placed on furiough for two years was
remittei. mot because Of any clemency
which you are regarded as merittng. but
for the reason that the department does
not consider that the interests of the navy
will be advanced by permitting you to re-
main in idlcness for two years. when the
services OF all officers are required on sc-
tive duty"