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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
Marine Iuteutreuce.

New York, July 2-Steamer Pennsylvania,
from Hamburg.
Cherbourg, July 2.-ArTived: KaiseTin Ma
ria Theresa. from New York.
= Queenstown, July ARRIVED: Rhynland,
from Philadelphia.
Liverpool, July ARRIVED: Oceanic. from
New York.
Sydney. New South Wales. July 1.-Ar-
rived previously: Miowers, Vancouver. via
Honolulu and Brisbane.
: Liverpool. July 2.-Arrfved: Dominion,
!, Montreal.
q Moville, July 2.-ArrIved: Pretorian, Mon
: treal, for Liverpool
= Queenstown, July 2.-Arrlved: Vermia,
Boston. Tor Liverpool Sailed: Ultonia.
from Liverpool, Boston.
= Antwerp, July SAILED: Switzerland.
Philadelphia
Southampton. July 2-Sailedi Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse, from Bremen. New YORK,
via CherboUrg.
New YORK, July 2-sailed: Menominee.
London: st. LOUIS, southampton; Majestic,
Liverpool
london. July 2-sailed; Denderah. San
Francisco.
I Hong-Kong. July 2-sared: Olympia,
Tacoma, via Yokohama, etc.
Southampton, July Arrived: St Paul.
New York.
Lizard, July 2-Passed: Steamer Lasa-
voie.' New York for Havre-
Plymouth, July ARRIVED: Blucher,
NevYorH. for Chsrbourg and Hamburg.
Liverpool. July Z-Sailea: Noordland,
Ptdla6e1pnis, via Queenstown: Teutonio
New York, via Queenstown.
Charbourg. July z.-Sailed: Kaiser VII
helm Der Crosse Qrom Bremen and South
amptonl New York.
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His Proposals to Vatican Helped
by Passage of Philippines
Government Bill.
PROGRESS HAS BEEN RAPID.
America Insists That Friars Leave
Islands and at Once Sever
All Relations With the
Municipalities.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. July Now that the Philip
pines civil government bill has become a
law with its provision OF bond issue for
the purchase OF the lands OF the friars it
is expected at the War Department that
Governor Taft will be able 70 bring his
mission at Rome TO a speedy conclusion.
Until the passage Of the bill Il was OF
course. impossible for him 10 make
definite agreements. but in the circum-
stances he has made extraordinary prog
rsss
Contrary TO some reports there has been
no vexatious delay. The exchange OF views
has been prompt and satisfying Governor
Taft has kept Secretary Root informed con-
stlutly by cable Of what was going on
Sometimes several cables messages have
been received from him in the course Of a
day.
Governor Taft now has definite instruc-
tions. with their Interpretation He IS 10
insist that the friars vacate their lands
and that they be eliminated rs a disturbing
political force IN the Islands; that they
be removed altogether from the Philippines
as speedily a. possible. and that IN any
event their connection with municipal AZ
fairs be brought at once 10 an end.
Ii may take some time to complete the
negotiations. but the outlook at present Is
very encouraging.
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ANARCHISTS WILL Be
ARRESTED ON SIGHT
No Fireworks Near the President
Will Be Permitted Tomorrow
When He Visits Pittsburg.
REPrBIJC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
PIttsburg. July 2-President Roosevelt Is
to be the guest OF Pittsburg July 4. He IS
to make the leading address at celebra-
ton which viii be attended by more than
10000 persons
The police and military regulations are
the most stringent ever formulated in this
country, and have been made effective
through special ordinances. The President
Will be guarded as closely as the Car OF
Russia is in his travels. Detectives from
q number Of the large cities have been an
vited to be present.
The police have notified anarchists that II
they show their faces they will be arrested
on sight
Persons throwing papers from buildings.
firing shooting crackers or any explosive
during the parade. which viii be feature,
or within a radius of 800 yards OF the Presi-
dent during his stay will be arrested.
Three regiments OF infantry, a battery and
a troop of the National Guard will surround
the President while he remains in the city.
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MRS. ANGELIQUE BoDER.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST Joseph. Mo. July 2.-Mrs- Ansehque
goder died at an early hour this morning
She was y years Old ana sc same TO S'-
HRs. EDWARD MOBLEX OF ST. LOUIS.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL
Alto Pass. Ill, July Airs Edward Mob
lev OF Nc 5s5S Delmar avenue. ST Louis.
died at the home OF her father. J. r VII
coxon, here to-day. aged % years Her nus
hand Is employed on the Worids fslr
grounds as a carpenter.
ALEXANDER GEDDES.
= Chicago. July "A cablegram received
iand OF Alexander Geddes, one Of the most
proulinent members Of the Board OF Irade,
Mr. C;eddss was at the head or the nrm OF
Alexander Geddes < Co.
WILLIAM ALFRED GAI.LAHER-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Greeuyille. Ill, July 2-William Alfred
Gallaher one Of Bond County's most PROM
boro last night aged - years- He vas
member OF the County Democratic Centra.
Committee The funeral VIII be hela AZ
Smithboro Thursday morning and the inter
south OF this civ. Mr.. Galaher is survived
hy a widow and two daughters
MRS. SUSAN HUNTER JACKSON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
GreenviIle. Ill. July Mrs. Susan Hunter
Isckson. mother OF Professor A r jack
son died at her home west OF this city last
night Mrs. jackson was born In this eOun-
~ IS years ago and has RESIDED mere ss-s,ssI, ssS
,T-ornlnR by the Reverend Adtsoc Hunter .
nephew OF deceased
ERNEST TIEDEMAzN's FUNERAL
,oiFaiion, III, July 2-The funeral OF the
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ROBBED A PoLICEMAN'S HOUSE.
Thieves Stole $52 From Bed Where
Woman Was Sleeping.

Thieves visited the residence Of Patroa-
man Edward Stevison OF the Third District
at No. 1916 Nebraska avenue, yesterday
morning, between and 5 o'clock and stole
So. The money was under a pillow In The
bed where Mrs. Stevison was sleeping. but
the tntruders were so quiet IN their work
they did not disturb her. Patrolman Stsvi-
son was on duty at the time The money
stolen represented the greater part Of hts
months salary, he having been paid the
day before. An entrance to the house waS
gained through an insecure kitchen door.
A combination bank. containing SzS5O, wa1
stolen from the residence OF Gottlieb Heun-
gen. No. 800 University street The bank
was found IN the shed In the rear or the
house. but the money was gone
thief entered the house OF hrs- Lizzie
Hillman. No. Z06 Wash street, yesterday
afternoon, and stole $10.45 from q dresser
drawer.
The room OF James Cowan at No 159
Pine street was entered and suit Of
clothes valued at S25 stolen
wagon containing groceries and meats,
valued at so. was driven away from the
corner Of Broadway and Lucas avenue yeS-
tP-day morning The provisions belonged TO
Cook Brothsrs OF No. 200 Lawton avenue
Buy Your Fireworks
OF FabricIus. 7eS North Fourth street
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BANDITS HOLD UP STREET CAR.
Two SUI dued MotOrman-Three
Others Robbed Conductor.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

kllEl Bl-lC SfEIGlAA
Chicago. July I'm a thickly populated
and weIl-lighted quarter OF Chicago five
bandits boarded a Harrison street electric
car last night held up the mOtOrman and
conductor. robbed the conductor OF ~, and:
after wariing OF the two employees, Two OF
the bandits ran away with the car CharieS
Schwartz the conductor, was roughly
handled by the bandits and received severe
bruises about the head and lace ne puI-
the car. but they laughed n; him scornrully
and went their way. The two who hHo
taken charge OF the motor ran IL down the
track several blocks abandoned II and dis-
appeared I'm the darkness. The attack had
Scby~,rfz was struggling with three Of the
five on the rear platform MotoFman TOT
man was covered with two revoivers IN the
hands OF men on the front platform
schNartz made heroic efforts TO save the
company's cash. but vas overpowered ard
his pockets were Quichiy nleo- he anu n
Tolman were then both thrown from the
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FELL FROM A THIRD STORY.
Samuel C. Meyers Overcome by At
tack of Dizziness.

ozascoEne by an attack OF dizziness. Sam
uei g. Meyers, 81 years old OF No. 2SOS
North Grand avenue, fell from kis third
story window to the pavement below yes
serdax afternoon He was seriously In
7I,rod An ambulance was summoned ana
he was sent 70 the Aullanhy Hospital
Meyers s. @ bookkeeper, but FOR some
M Saaifh. suffering from vertigo. Yes
firne has been unemployed on account of
-ferdsy afternoon he went to his room on
the third Hoor 10 lie down. The heat Mss
snfsasa and ne seated himself on the win
doW efH, He was overcome BY an attack
of diTxinesS, and, losing mis- balance, teil
SitrfT foef 10 The sidewalk, His wife heard
hfra cream as he fell AMI ran 70 his as
e1afzssoe she found his snccnBcinuG.
= a taa NuIlGnphy Hospital Doctor c.. i.
- Baree exaTninod BIN and found that
MI isTs. Vere broken in several places
s11d - left hip fractured his condition u
: con<IdEred RerIonS, as II IL feared that he
aaH sustained Internal injuries
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trustees would meet at an early date and
prepare n signed statement to the public
setting forth the officers side OF the con-
troversy.
Chairman II. F. Kleykamp of the House
Committee OF the trustees stated that the
trouble arose over an attempt to oust Su-
pertntendent Simon kOeppe. Charges OF IA
yoritism were made against the latter, and
because the trustees stood by him the
phS sicians rendered their designations
Those whose designations were accepted
are Doctors ". Il. Morgan. A L Boyce. T.
". Councilman. Willis Young. J. L. Dry
den, b. Chamblin. T. F. Blyanke, ". E
Jones. II. W. Hardnedd. G. A Mellies and
II. A Uhlemeyer.
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local AND SUBURBAN

Merchants League Club ezpels Charles
Kratz, but retains julius Lehman
i chorai-Symphony Society elects officers
and announces outline of plans for next
concert season.
An agreement between the unions com
posing the brewery workers Of st. Louis
and the brewers was effected at a six-hour
conference yesterday which averts al
danger OF g strike
! Mrs W. II. Agnew after twenty-five years
institutes search for missing sister
The deal by which the st. Louis Dressed
Beef and Provision Company was sold 10
IT ". Crouch and his associates is con-
cIuded at Offices of the Colonial Trust Com
pany.
Business houses TO give employees three
days rest
Republicans in factionaI fight in st. Clair
County. nlincis-
Injunction proceedings Of Mrs. lesson
against Worlds Fair officials TO be heard
in St Paul
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Buy Your Fireworks
OF Fabricius. 80 North Fourth street
DEATH OF GARELL CARSTENS.
Was a Leading Republican Poll
tician of Nokomis, Ill.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nokomis. Ill. July 2--Garer Carstens.
leading Republican politician OF Mont
gomery County and a prominent business
man OF this city. died in a hospital to-day
after brief Illness
He was 80 years old. and was elected to
the Forty-first General Assembly OF I'M
nois as a Republican in 1855. tie was also
chairman OF the County Board OF super
visors for two years and held other pouu-
cal Offices and was an important factor IN
po,itical life In central Illinois
Mr.. Carteus was a Mason. has been
Noble Grand in Odd Fellowship and
Chancellor Commander in knights OF
Pythias. His funeral will be held under
the auspices Of these orders.
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Editors Plan an Outing.
REPUBIIc SPECIAL

Springfield, Ill. July 2-The Executive
Committee Of the Illinois Press Association
met here to-day and decided TO hold the
annual outing Of the association at HarbOr
Point, Mich. for two weeks. beginning Au-
gust 1zprov1ded 100 members OF the as=ocia-
bon wM become interested and attend The
members Of the committee present were:
President. Charles W. Bliss OF the Hillsboro
News; secretary, J. II. Page OF the Jersey
vile Democrat; A R Van Skivor Of the
streator Free Press; General Smith d. At
ktns Of the Freeport journal, Charles NJ
Tinney of the Virginia Gazette. Thomas
Rees Of the Illinois State Register, and Z.
A Snively OF Springfield
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WASHINGTON

The belief grows that a successful con-
clusi0n of the negotiations between Gov
ernor Taft and the Vatican Is at hand
me pen with which President Roosevelt
signed the Philippine bill will be treasured
by public library in Manila
Reports from Commissioner Barrett show
that Japan is taking great interest IN the
Worlds Fair.
Solicitor Penfield of the Department of
State has replied TO Senator Bailey's re-
marks concerning him, made in the Senate
Monday He declares that Mr. Bailey was
guilty of misstatements Of facts.
The Census Bureau has issued a special
report showing that the meat packing IN
dustry Of the United States has shown
phenomenal development during the last
half century.
; Speaker Henderson will go to his home
in Iowa for a brief rest before starting ON
his campaign tour. He desires TO speak In
as many doubtful congressional districts
as possible.
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St. Loui.nn. In New York.

REPIBL1IC SFEIIALs
New York. July 2.-Among the arrivals az
the hotels here to-day were the following
A. y Rsybsirn. Jr. and Mrs. RsyhuIn, Mr.-
J. c. Learned. Mss Il p Lsairhee' Ea1il,I. NAV.
dr1 and Ms Hzy,!en. r. IL DaunonI lniI,e-
Ttai. c 2 Gartside ard Mr. Gartside. Nise =;
Dscie Miss N Decsa. Mrs. H H Moores- Gfani
Union: Mrs II Decker. Mis- D, Sali-ngry. Si.'
sew: y Q Miller Holland. W. = glasoor1usn
Kretschrner. Herald Sguars: p F. shirTner. -
tor; n r. Leland, s. Dsnls: ~, Eisen'h>i
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FOREIGN.

: The Irish question is debated in the House
OF Commons with considerable heat, LIB
eral member leading an attack on the Gov
ernments policy.
Il The Vatican has begun arrangements for
n training school at Rome for the Filipino
Clergy, who will in part replace the friars.
King Edwards steady Improvement con-
ttnues He hoped to be permitted to view
the parade of East Indian troops from a
window In the palace of Buckingham, but
his physicians feared that the exposure
and excitement would be unwise. The
Prince of Wales took the salute and the
Queen witnessed the review from the bal
cony OF the palace.
Prince Francis Joseph of Braganza is ar
rested in London charged with q criminal
offense
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TO ATTEND HAY CONVENTION.
Merchants Exchange VIII Send
Delegates to Put-in-Bay.

The Board Of Directors OF the Merchants
Exchange met yesterday afternoon and au-
thorized President Tsnsey TO appoint dele
gates to the meeting OF the National Hay
Convention at Put-in-Bsy July 10, IL and y.
The special object OF the meeting was 10
consider amendments TO the rules. SGb-
mitted by the Committee on Rules. govern
Ing deliveries The rules as approved Will
be submitted TO 4 vote OF members July 81
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late Ernest Tiedemann. one OF the best
known residents OF this city. took place to-
day from his late residence 10 the Tede-
mann Cemetery.
MRS. MATTHIAS MARTIN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St Joseph. No. July 2-SIrs. Matthias
Martin. aEsd 81 years, Sied to-day. She nad
been "a resident Of 81. Joseph twenty years
and was connected with one Of the best
families here
l. ID. HARRISON.
Cincinnati. JULY IL b Harrison, presi-
dent OF the First National Bank, died OF
pneumonia to-day. aged 50 Mr. Harrison
acquired great wealth in the wholesale gro
Gerry business and retired in $50 Later lie
established the First National Bank. OF
which he has been the sole president. II
is estimated that his fortune Is third in
amount among Cinciunatians.
HERMAN III. WILKE-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carlyle. Ill. July 2-Herman II. WilKe.
aged IS years. died this morning at his home
near St Rose.
AD ID. ROBERTS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Centralia No, July AID. d. Roberts
aged a years died here to-day OF drupsJ
after = lingering illnesS
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q To,pAYs NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S7,sSo0SS;
balances s, ,O0S, ZIG. Local discount rates were
nrm between and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New York.
s9Oc discount bid. I5c discount asked; Chi
cago, 25c discount bid. par asked; Cincin-
natl, Louisville and New Orleans, &c dis
count bid, par asked.
Wheat closed higher; 7lc bid July; SIC No,
red Corn closed lower at $3.50 bid July;
61zc No. 2 mixed. Oats closed at SSiEc
July; 5el5lc No. 2 Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged.
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WILL ISSUE A STATEMENT.
Trustees OF Good Samaritan Hos
pitaI to Explain Disagreement

Henry wIebusch. president OF the Board
OF Trustees Of the Good Samaritan Hospi-
tai. Jefferson avenue and o'Fallon street
said last night concerning the trouble at
that Institution which led to the resignation
OF eleven of the stan physicians that thtI
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EDUCATOR DIED SUDDENLY.
samuel Normaa succumbed to stroke
of APopleXy.

REPURLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. July 2-samueI Norman
Curnick, aged $ years. died suddenly at his
home this morning. Death was due TO ap-
poplexy. He Was president Of business
college here and well known as an edu-
Gator. He was a native OF England
one OF the sons Of the deceased - a prom
ineut Nethodfst minister at Lynn. Mass
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SPORTING.

-, New York turf men are becoming much
assinterested in the approaching New Orleans
.sftIacing meet
The ST. Louis Browns won two games
= from the champion Chicago White Sox-
Winners at Delmar yesterday were: Gou-
Astdy. Verify. ". B. Gates. Federalist, Miss
Golfghtly and Navarino.
= Corbett-SuIlivan fight declared OF.
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PRESIDENT APPOINTS JENKINS.
South Carolina Man of Memorial
Sword Fame Gets a Place.

Washington, July 2-President Roosevelt
to-day determined on the appointment OF
Major Micah jenkins, his army comraoe
and friend. as Collector Of Internal Rev
enue, District Of South Carolina, vice Geo.
E. Koester, who failed Of confirmation.
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LOUIS DlSBROW Is ACCUSED
OF PREMEDITATED MURDER.

Examining Trial Testify to Hearing Him Threaten
Lawrence Before the Three Went on
Boating From Which Only the Prisoner Re
Aive-Evidence Shows That CoronerS Examna-
ton of Two Bodies Washed Ashore Was Superficial
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Dimities, SC a yard.

Only dark shades left, black and navy
blue, with small neat designs, regular
12Jsc quality. We think there is enough
to last half the day, beginning at 9
O'Clock.
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It's easy to secure work II you read :he
Help Wanted" ads In The Republic every
day. One hundred and ninety-two positions
advertised to-day.
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More Rooms for Rent" ads are printed
IN The Republic than any St Louis news
paper. Two hundred and twelve ADS print
ed to-day.
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DALLAS County Democrats.

hLFLBL-iC bFElIAL
Buffalo. No. July 2-The Democrats OF
Dallas County will hold their county con-
vention July ls 70 nominate fun county
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Il. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box OF tne
Penufne T.a~atfye isramo-Quinine Tablets
ne remedy that cures a cold IN one day &C.
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BUY Your Fireworks
OF Fabricius. 7o9 North Fourth street
Attempted to Pass Raised Bill.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
West Plains, No, July 2-Fate Homes,
youth living near here. was arrested To-
tay By Deputy United States Marshal Luna
FOR attempting TO pass a bill on T. =. Pow
eli. a Bakersfield merchant The bill had
been raised from 81 TO SO
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I%%>% <~e>% go
FOREST FIRES THREATEN
COLORADO WATER SUPPLY.

. Denver. July 2-state Timber In .
O spector Wells. who returned to-day .
Q from Durango. reports that the forest .
o fire near that city has burned over .
O twenty-five square miles and is stin =
g spreading. Tiers Is another IRE near
Q PaEosa- On Blanco Mountain 5000
Q acres have been burned over and the =
. fre Is stiIi unchecked
Q This is valuable timber land and COW =
. ers the headwaters OF the Huerfano =
. River. Its loss viii seriously fnJure the =
= already scarce water supply. =
O &%%%H>~~eE g
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UndermuSlins
On the Go.

Great bargains for to-day - Il
dozen of each piece.
Drawers of fine Cambria for
25 cents.
Corset Covers, French style, Tor
chon lace, ribbon beading, for
IS cents.
Skirts of Cambria, with umbrella
flounce and fine embroidery, 9Sc.
Gowns, nice, soft muslin, at IS
cents; fine nainsook, trimmed in
Valenciennes lace, CSC.
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Great Bargains in
Toilet Articles.

25c Dressing Combs for 15c.
Reform Comb, Harburg rubber coarse
teeth. 9iaches, value 45c, to-day for 25c.
75c Hair Brushes for SOC.
Imported Nail Scrubs for &c.
English Tooth Brushes, 25c.
Huduut's SOC Tooth Powder for 25c.
Country Club Violet Soap, 1oc cake,
box of 5 cakes for 2jc.
Pure Olive Oil Soap, 3-lb. bar, 25c.
Imported Spanish CASTLE Soap, 10c
cake, 81 4 dozen.
s., V. & B. Talcum, violet odor, 10c.
Bradley's Violet Ammonia, 15c.
Jean Ar;aup's Celebrated American
Beauty Extract, an ounce for this sale
only 40c-
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Boys $500 and $3.50 ALL
Cheviot Suits ats $3.50.
Broken Sizes.
We will close out
our entire stock of
Cut Glass

At very low prices to-day-nothing re-
served-will be shown on sales tables
81 floor.
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aSavva2677E77qezz5B2azny
HdndkerchiefS,
Gin box, 75C.

Pine sheer, pure linen, perfect goods,
worth 20 cents each
sale price Is equal to 1915 cents each.
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Pique Skirts, 81.

Handsomely tailored, white only; not
many Of them.
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LOUIS DISRROw,

Accused of premeditated murder of Clar-
ence Foster and ''Dimple" Lawrence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03

TaJ0UretS, chairs and BedeStGlS
at import prices. Some beaUti-
til Examples Of japanese and
Chinese hQRaicra1f, mdiUidHaL
pieces.
Several dozen pieces left over from the
sale-will be sold very low.
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Buy Your Fireworks
OF Fsbricius. 7es North Fourth street
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Shirt Waists,
Worth 81, at 81.

About 200 OF these; also others that sell
foT si.75, and few that were 81. .25,
your choice to-day at 81 each. Sizes
are broken.
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WILLIAM ALFRED GALLAHER.

R6FHlEs R6Fshos: iEs9a n IaIy a-rhe funeral of tn.
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LIFE SAVER DESCRIBES

FINDING OF THE BODIES.
They became quieter again, and Foster
said II get the boat, VIII you 90 with usr
and Disbrow answered Yea Foster added
And ycr'u meet us st the wharfr Again
Dtsbrox said Yea Foster said And you
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
"SOrosis" Shoes.

Dainty styles in low shoes, all the lat
est heels and toes, the best and most
stylish shoe msdc-S5.5O.
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