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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
DANCIsG TAUGHT.

CeGIsISgues nailed.
GRAND two-step contest for SO: Professor De
Honey's select reception lnursdsy evening. OcIC-
Der -. AczoeDy, ss+4 Olive. fintst in-city: best
music.
JOIN Prof and AIRS Frankel's dancing classes
Friday evening. October p. best attention gwen
new beginners. Academy. lHl Choutesu ave.
MIS- HARDY opens q new class for begin
ners Monday evening. private lessons Al any
time; halls Tor REM or weddings, euchres and
clGbse- Ep4 Lucas ave. Kin { u
NEW term open for beginners AZ Professor ne
Honey's Academy. NAf- Owe. classNtckels sold
at reduced rates to al calling this weeA: finest
hail: best location kinlocb 9sGA.
PROF. guarantees waltz and two-step
for 3: private lessons any hour. 100 Give 81.
200 per tenn. rapid system; Prot. HaGhAEez'a
Dancing ACADEMY. 40 Easton ave lessJ11
every Monday evening: reception ever Thursday
evening. Social Turner Hail. ThIternth and
Monroe Htss Lessons every Friday sesntcs; re-
cepton every Wednesday evening. New Military
Hau. Twelfth and Nc h Market sts-; continuous
dancing every Sunday afternoon and syealnEs re-
eeptiou every Thursday evening. HRShagen B7os.
Worlds Fair Orchestra
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WONEI ANY AMOUNT
on f~uThiturs shd planes at y EsT RATES.
We give ALL THE TINE you ask Z repay
weekly. monthly or yeaTly. and ALLOW
II paid before due. VIZ Do y remove ths
goods. Call. write or TELEPHONE Main Ism
NATIONAL. TRUST COMPANY.
eos NJ II AERMOD & BLDG.
<7 y. BROADWAY. COR LOCUST ST.
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~. LouI. Curb MnrLrt.
OF GraIn In store.

corn SSS. puts a.oSSe. calls 5kG
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TzrpeutIne ana Rosin.

.E E:ssssa >. css.TIPa sfi :ses:' rl ss':EsH' showed
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TRIBE OF BEN-HuR.

EUREKA COURT. NJ - J. n H-MEE-S
on fhr dUf and thirf Thursdays - zach mrn-h
avenue All vlsitu-- cordially Invited By o-ier.
" 4 BLACKWELL Chief
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RUEaER STAMPS, SEALS, STENCILS
A the stamp man. 81 y. Sixth St; rub
Der stamps. seals. stencils. etc; good. cheap;
quick Write for new list
EXCELSIOR Stencil Works. 81 Olive. vhers
you get steel stamps. stencils. burning brands
rubseE type seals, brass. aluminium eheeks-
RUBBER stamps. rubber type. sign markers,
brass and aluminium checks 81 lowest prices.
Kasper stamp and Seal Company. SIG Locus; 81
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MONEY ADVANCED SHLARIEO PEOPLE

No publicity. no security. viii positively make
better Terms than ysa tan secGIe elpewheFe. pay
ments - suit convenience; we loln money On tur.
niture. EQUITY NAS CO,
aarn Hrnfun Trrwl h1lfHFur
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roR ALE-n1ncELLAnEous


a. a di.s4. a.3 s i;sai goldfish s.is:b e 6 a Us so fFEssssz
Filter Company. 7s Pine 81
ALL New styie-sample hats and shoes: 81
81, rs Pine st
I kinds Of welsbseh nEhts ssds supplies.
sod NANTES. siiper d. q ; Tor Sc ie easa-
Condon bros lf6l0s Market -
BEST make ciaI OF heater. pE and 40. At
Gordon Bros. IDS and les Market A.
BRICK-9.s9 ia red brick. John o'5rien Boil
er yoaAs CO. Eleventh and Mul.anPhy.
oI BuY iPalnt-; slas etc. iron Slsman Pa
&C 20 g. 1911 park ave. SioE'y 4SM' l. l@i-
CAIiPENTER'S tools: every description. from
- IN 81 Standard Tool 70. 81 y. sixth st.
CASH ~rcsis.ert OF all kids bought. sold and
eNrhsusvG. can or address James Duly rs y.
HlrtnEt
c2AL-Hl!aa5ef IS s. pgE 90 4eIyeF.q 81
coAL-Ect fomly ceaL lump. : CENTS de!iy-
erei on CAT : cents. O'L~RTy coal Co. 80 Ran
CpAL-Dorrs hlgh-grsde. l- per bushsi deliy-
cred. E4vam bcEr. @9iz Market 81 Ftone An-
CpAL-Hlrh-Erste family coal DC Der "a.
delivered Fun Weight coal -. - Mcmud-
Jaftat. tuleias ttt- n.1e ktE u stL
C1N-Eow is the time 10 buy your ooal5 good.
ciflu cal. inc- Mount Olive. lie. ueL.erri kln-
lo,h . Ia southern Coal Co. SIS : Fourteenth
co~LLiNsvILLE .coaI Sc. M.:nt olive &c. &C.
hvrred. This wceA only ISIS Morgan 81
CoNDoN's launtry stove. No. s. NsS Con=
Saia' ISM 'A1 ~ -' As- p-'-
DOUBLE -. OF harness; good as 7ew; sell
chear- sAn Bel ave.
ELEGANT B5u.swick POI and h:nard tables;
a hand J L Power. Ia Market 81
FANcY Hsry aEtgres iee 31 wagon bar
= Louis. III ) 80. Republic
o raluts. chs. ;urpcntn-. brushes. Esn pa
= Eerd0are. se- Lacafi. tie man wao --ls A.
retail Tor waols ale ri = So Olive y usi.
FOR u4ints glass see the Gse1; Western Paint
SoTlh=ast corner Twelfth ana Pine: Main ia;
Gas hot.Wa,er heater: cheap.
HANDSOME 81 q -oul-ak drug aytlr hot.
fos 1t1 AIIa5 d'5 cal sria
MANUFACTURERS stock g hss holiday goods
a. aurticu- 5l9-5E Franklin aN@
MEMS shoe halt soisl rabber heels gut
on. SIC; work guaranteed. The Electric shoe Re
T24r.ar Co. lS+ olive A.
NEW sai secou !h7ad billiard ard pool ,asiss
G.. Is ;. Es6rth s.
heau;lful gas line Yacht Anei- Russell 2
ystss sl-. teet l,rE. ct ~ e, lul .r lax"
fr.ssrator.. C mp. te 81 Oh al sa~'arE outit.
az "a i-IIcst 6 n ] 10 swiii an 5.ai4!e' ~
Cal - Elm 81 WHAT
v safes. one roiier-too desk Al. Washing
ton ave.
" c.fee uTns. = Fas ranges gas -tuv-.
Trustee. = : Fourth -.
WE have about rnleo feet q: GOOD ser-rdhind
iIwter and timber Tor safe. cheap = VII TaV
you 90 cal e H. Hug & Co. sz s Twelfth s..
WIEEp Lash Fen-!nr-R n. Myers. rnr-Va-.
Sells iAiftl rolls. : IT, riEh- painted rynr--r o. k
e.. only g Sole sgt. s1I y Uay; both Th0u (.
WOOD by cord - car ioaa: choice fa=ny coal
a speciality. Zs Morgan.
ToU can Ect rtlckers. blt rot stucz. 81 Dc
tor cords. dentist. By mail. - stamp De Slto
ruiiciuE. "a Pine St
nEnAIHR
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.

LOAINO UN IOhINiOkE.
Rates and terms Unheard o.. Look:
80 weekly pays a 49, loan
fG d" - g. - F
Vn 4" " ~ - "
X II % rr41
a.@ 5000
Payments may be Nsade weekly. semiweekly
or monthly. II - TO yOug interest 70 consult uA
All business private and above board See Us.
t1 Chemical building. Eighth and Olive.
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MONEY FOR sALARIEp PEopLE.
DYEING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING,

AIDES and gents. have your garments cleaned.
dyed and repaired. ladies' Jackets remOdcle1.
Paris Dyelng and Cleaning Company. Io
Franklin Main iSsA
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ON CLnTHING nnuGHT.


ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for ladies'
and Eentiemen'S casf-od clothing. Send postal
S. Gordon. ss Morgan st Knioch c 2lS
HIGHEST cash price paid Tor ladies' and gen
tlemgn's cast-ou clothing; call or send postal
Mr. J. Mil1er, 81 Walnut, KIN. ALE; no branch
JOE ELBE can use any amount OF Eentie-
mems clothing: paw twice As much as anybody
because need them badly; send postai. 1871 Carr.
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.
GOLD and silver plating sn all branches; cash
FOR old gold and silver tine sold for sale See
kRmp g Rrsuse alif Pine 81, 81 Louis, 10
DOWNING rcpiates sni repairs silverware.
COLA Plates watches. 3eweirys Eood work; cash
Tor cd gold. silver platinum - n SsTs1th 81
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PERSONAL

Fifteen Cents Ter Line
a PRIVATE detective does ssadoxIng apa IN
ABSOLUTE seclusIou before ana during con-
nnenent @As Eastoa ave AIRS Or. Smith. ply
sician and surgeon.
A blood diseases. plmples, sores. dlvcharres.
etc, cured without fee; either sex l07A y. stn.
coNFINENENTs. so: trained nursing. elegant
sired; ladies treated for g Ufestment gnaraa-
81 IiefeBss5 S9,St 'R4Ss ifssie reilaeie' ysngasf
and your care EuSranteet: private diseases a sle-
cLalty. pr. Annie Bushnell. rs Olive -.
c~oNFfNEsiENTs free: home found for iafsnts-
TAX pa-t nav in work II desired. private' Sc.
EGaranseed before Eaymsnt: ladies. ny my rev
al EaI promptly aHsNsrea; r~atisnts me; a. hot
and 10 Olive St phohe kinloch c SCI
pETECTIVE-Emrloyusnt by -Grst-cllss rn-
vac detective. Address 5i BanGh ave. East 81
DR. MARI ARTHUR. spe ~laiis,-Lsss.s a
cases tken: nj MS adoBtci 21i was aE;5n-
DR DENNIs 80 wsshiaE;en Aye-La-.nsd
5essits prirs'e home Tor ladi ; saT.5g e9aas-
saoptet; iaaies IN trouble. cah ~ write.
ADT my REGULATOR never fans: ore compete
Treatment free Mrs z Starr ~ Fraakltnk ave.
LADIES don't faI. 10 ~ cur resu'4ser. rs a
circular free.
Receives du- NJ confinement: comes
for Infants: ladies' IN trouble. cal. SIS LAFAYETTE.
nRIDGES-ISd.es IN trouble Won't re-
Enrt calling; 10 msd3cinr 20 y Ewirg. 9 io5L
Mrs Dr. Murphy's Regulator. 3: Golden sal.
treats ladies' 81; 70 cure. no pay - plNe.
MRS H~oTSoN-Lsdiss' private h.ae darisE
elegant crommhsatio1r tr1inei ru-zF r.nfha-
" care ard regular physici.a sausftctlol rllE-
80 terms cali CT write. @en Olive 81.
kRS. 0R. HeGAR sssaSs.. ss' e. nj nj. s ss,st.
term. ressenssle; ecssl,tation :re- 21s owe
COLLEEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves IN thrse. hour. Fsvare o. suhsa,q.t.
Go. PHee r@ - ode 81
Dr.. kRTHUR's COLDER SEAL er-@al.
Pstent applied tor; reL~v-- n th-ss hour; h.Vars
q slas,tigteS n9ne Ceaaias Sahuat airnayefs q
MEDTUMS-CLAIRVoYANTs.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.
NME NEww. greatest fortune teller IN the
word brings separated together 1G Franklin
DEKMAToLoGY.
~ FreckIes. Moth, Liver spots.
ana all disc9icsati5ns az tac skln
- % joHS Il. wOoDBUEY d. l..
U ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bldg,
- st. Louis.
-
MONEY To LOAN.
ON Real Estate.
$1,000 to Lean az PER GIL.
1 have TWO clients with E.s3 ea-h tEat Viii
place thei= money on improved 81 Louis city
mai estate al ~ FER CEN
CHAS- r. NOtiEL s4 Ches-nII Il
On Personal Property.
ncrutiatec on furniture. rIancs m any
personal properly at , per cent per zuG4m. con
hdential. Notary Public. SO Chestnut -.
NfrN-ry --,-s y, -,t.-.a ~ --r--. :
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N~ Y0Tk. OF. D.-wOOl guist
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o sALE.
UXISIPROVED CITY PROPERTY ron
AND MOVING.

HAMILTON and PARTNER. Northeast Corner
SG1Jb2; sewer made- hal gain. gsu L+ndeiL-
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Sjo<sge anu Moving Company.
zSl6 Olive st-PacknE. shipping. Storage so
IeH4 ruor4. Nan Isl. W H. LanEaale.
A P9STAL sor estimate to VIM. W. PortEiAnn.
AsT- AarEaretta ave. OF Reu Tyler GAN pack
Tag. sigrage u furniture and moving
ABSeLUTE care given 10 moving. storage ana
packIhg; 80 and upward Per load Lyons Nov
ing CO. al owe &: phone kinloch y loI.
BONDED WaTehouAa-Hy. q WIehe storage
and Moving Company. No 15lZ-t6 Franklin ave:
money advanced when Ncsired Rn.och c SIS.
F. h PoRTMAE storage and Moving CO.
Separate ROOM low price on reliable moving and
storage Once z4l Cas-, phone ID la.
NEW YORK STORAGE COMPANY. Office III
Union Trux- BaiiuinE-Aoye, pack. ship. store
ane furniture In pirate rooms Phone Main 81.
SOUTH Side Storage and Moving Co. Igl. 1870
and ISIS sidney 81 lei sicney -. kAn. Z 1913
LANGAN & TAYLOR STORAGE AND
MO WING CO.
New warehouse. IS Washington ave. 500 PM
vate storaEe-roOms. moving. PACKING G0d ship
Ping. Kin c IA or Main s6s and get cur rstsA
STnRhRe ABSOLUTELY FIREPROoF: new
SlSuEG6 warehouse. Grand and LAcl-d-.
Tor safe keeping q furlitus[, pianos, trunks.
valuaoleG, boxes. etc strictly hTst-class; moving
packing ~Hhlppirg. etc Our nre Insurance tia
lowest Money advanced Ship goOds oCr cze-
Estimates nee Get rates. Phone c ss5. Main
1S7sA. r. u. r a Co.
1881 Olive 81
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A PRIVATE detective does shadowIng ara n.
vestigauaF. referenees. 7. o. Boz 30. 81 Lous
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\ G~ERM-PRo3F stone alter, &c. a SO pres
sure alter. $40. nice goldfish. sc up feak
Filter Company 1O3 Pine st
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02

J. w. Speelman and wife came down
from Buena Vista Tuesday to spend
a few days with their son Clarence.
Mike Schumer Of Pierz came down
from Dahmen q Grell's camp near
Bemidii Monday. He was struck by a
falling limb while at work Saturday
and his right arm was badly bruised.
-Brainerd Transcript.
A. D. Thorpe, a special agent for
the interior department, who made a
personal examination Of the land In
the Duluth district claimed by the
state as swamp land, has just made
his report to the department. He
finds that about 1I,000 acres of the
land claimed Ivy the state under the
swamp land act is not swamp land,
hence does not belong to the state.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02

Arrangements have been completed
whereby the Shelly Signal and the
Halstad Reporter will be consolidated,
to be known as the Halstad Reporter
and Shelly Signal. The deal was
effected last week.
Tie mayor of our burg should give
orders to the police to arrest all boys
who are in the habit of catching rides
on sleighs, as we notice in the dailies
throughout the country about chill
dren getting severely hurt or killed
nearly every day.
The four lectures given by Gen. G.
w. Bailey-"Tank Kee"-at the M.
L. church last week were fairly well
attended and were highly appreciated.
They were the most novel series of
lectures ever given in Bemidii, and
places his entertaining abilities high
in the estimation Of the people. -.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
Smoke The Bemidii Favorite.

Smoke The Bemidii Favorite.
A. T. Wheelock returned from q
trip to his claim Saturday. Il
Joe Smith departed Tuesday after
noon for his home in, Crookston.
Mrs. George McTaggart has been
on the sick list for the past week.
M. r. Brown, an insurance writer
OF Crookston was in town Monday.
A. M. Greeley came in on the M. Il
[. Tuesday evening from Minneapolis.
Willis Brannon left Monday for
Forest River, N. d., on business
proposition. ea. % ~. =
Elmer Brigham assumed the man
agerIent of the Iron Range Electric
Telephone Co. Jan. /. .,.s#
County Physician Blakeslee reports
some OF the worst cases OF smallpox
in the county at Spaulding.
Howard Bailey made trip to
Farley, Tenstrike and Blackjack last
Friday. returning Monday. ..
Miss MeLennan went to Minneapolis
Saturday last on a visit to friends.
She will return Saturday, Jan. T.. AZ.
A family evidently in search of q
home took possession of the old pest
house last week, and now are quar-
antlned there. f.
Wanted-A girl from ID to 16 years
of age to work for board and attend
school. Call at P. II. Folkers' Jewelry
Co., City Drug Store. s If
Roy Emory, charged with attempt
ing to rape Mrs, Charles Mass, was
brought before Justice Reynolds on
Monday and acquitted for want Of
evidence.
Mrs. G. B. Nelson and two sons,
Bennie and Cecil, arrived from British
Columbia and have gone to house,
keeping in the Silver log cabin on the
lake front.
Wanted-Temperate man wants posi-
ton as bookkeeper; good penman;
references; other work cheerfully done;
wages no object. Address G.. Ell. NJ,
Bemidji, Mimi. AS
Zine Sheets of Wadena, who has
not been here for two years, came
in town Tuesday, on his way to Black
duck, where he is going to visit his
sister, Maria Sheets.
Instructions were received here from
Railway Mail Superintendent Perk-
ms not to forward mail to Spaulding
postoffice on account of that place
being quarantined for smallpox.
Jack Baptie, brother of w. L.
and Norval Baptie, proprietor of the
skating rink and champion skater of
he world, respectively, arrived here
from Bathgate, N. D., to
assist in running the skating rink.
Tuesday night the Iron Range Elec-
ric Telephone Co. completed it's line
1t this point and will lay off four
men out of the six employed, retaining
wo for time, then they will decrease
he number to one. This system Is
to be one of the best in the
tate. 49,.
On Wednesday evening the ladies
If the Presbyterian church held forth
here for time, thence going TO the
'arsonage Of Rev. and Mrs. Higgins
here they presented them with o New
ears greeting of handsome chair
s token of their esteem, after which
light lunch was served. All present
njoyed themselves copiously.
The following officers of the Modern
amaritans were elected for the en-
uing term: II. Fl. Wheelock, good
r. L. Miller, vice samari-
an n. M. Young, scribe:J. A. Albrant,
scribe; Fl. e. Brooks, treas
rer: G. |. Burt, high priest; A. M.
'reeley, chief messenger; J. B.
AXE, junior messenger; A. w. Smith,
eutenant; o. McElroy, centurian;
!. Kaiser, Waterman; Roscoe Miller,
lnkeeper; John Graham, r. L,
filler and w. A. Smith, trustees.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
sssessesssssssssessssssss,

Copy for advertisements In the eerdli
PIONEER VIII not be accepted later than
tuesday evening. This rule Is made TO
insure creditable advertisements--and TO
permit the setting OF type for news matter
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.

Lawyer Chris Burns came in from
Cass Lake Saturday morning.
Always reliable, the Sank Centre
Academy and Business College. If II
"Bill'' English returned from a trip
with Maxam 4 Sights Co. last week.
Ed Gallagher of Moose was here the
latter end OF last week and yester-
day.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent,
cheap, at Baptist parsonage. Enquire
on premises.
Harry Sargent of Osakis, a
brother of G. L. Gilbert's, dropped in
on us Saturday.
Charles Fisk, at one time with Max
am & Sights CO., returned Sunday
from Minneapolis.
John Nicholson of Crookston Wis
tied relatives and friends Friday and
Saturday of last week.
NEHiShCu rooms Tor rent signs,
neatly. printed on heavy cardboard,
for sale at this office at ten cents each.
Henry Young, editor of the FELTON,
Courier, came in on the western flyer
Saturday, stopping with his brother
fer a few days.
Arthur Brannick, who plead guilty
to the charge of rape committed on
Mrs. Woods of Nebish on Christmas
eve, was bound over to the grand
jury. Brannick's parents live here,
and can not account for his rash act,
as they are respectable people.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
MILLl0NAIRES FORM CLUB.
Wealthy Pittsburgers Will Occupy Part
of Frick Building.

PITTSBURG. Pa. July 27.-Wealthy
Pittsburgers are organizing the Union
Millionaires' Club. to include men in all
lines of business and all professions.
The club will occupy the top and two
other floors OF the Frick Building. H. G.
Frick is one of the promoters. The club
will have handsome rooms. The main
floor will be of marble. and all of the
woodwork as well as the furniture will
be Of Circassian walnut. The color
scheme is Pompeiian red. The reception
room will be of white mahogany. The
rug for this room. which is being woven
to order, will probably be the largest
as well IS one of the handsomest in
Plttsburg.
All of the furniture will be of special
design. The billiard room Will be fin
ished in old Irish bog oak. There will
also be writing rooms and library.
The Union Club will be provided with
everything to be found IN any other
clubhouse, except sleeping rooms.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
Harlem Entries.

CHICAGO, July 27.-The entries for
tomorrow are as follows:
First race-Five-eighths OF 4 mile
Watoma, Mda, 115; Rheta Lady Match
less. Our Bessie. l12; Phllo. Pure Dale
10S; Emir. Miss Manners, Bandi, Fran
ces Porter, lO5; Mary Glenn, Georgia
Lewis. Belle Malone. Gypsena. 100.
Second race-Nile ana seventy yards
Andy williams. III; Miracle II,
ldg: Trentham. 105; Ravonsbury. 1Oi;
Ernest Parham. Dodie s., lO3 Simeon,
10l; RoIlick II, SO; Sonora Maria,
.93.
Third race-Mile. Orontas. 10;
Toah. Jlminez. Death. Frank NJ, lG7
Corrigan. Wanna Molnen. Harry New,
sS; Marcos. %.
Fourth race-stecplechase short
course. Lord Farondale, 40; Falclla,
144; Mac Laren, l42; Icent, 1856; Globe
II. l40: Old Fox, Fiaccus, 138;
walter Clcary. Dagmar, CorrlllO. 137;
Helen Paxton 1876. b. G. Fox, l32.
Fifth race-Threc- quarters of mile.
Mickey D., 1l2; Alard, l0S; a. d. Glib
son, l03: Brulare. "a; Money Muss, lO2 3;
Haviland. 81; Bummer, Layia. "a;
Emathon. 3d. Rubus. John A. Clark. 30.
Sixth race-One ana one-eighth miles,
Satin Coat, Ben Chance, l07; &. w. W.
1O5; Henry of Frantsmar, 104; Tam
many Chief, 1903; Miss Liza. 102; Linden
Ella. Golden Sceptre. John McGurk.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
NEW CODE CHOKES
OFF DIVORCE SUITS

that ill-mated couples still have the
privilege and benefits of limited divorce
offered them under practically the same
conditions as they had under the old
law, still 1t is seldom they take ad-
vantage OF them So 1t is. he argues.
that It is not the change of the law in
respect to the cause for divorce which
has SO decreased this kind OF litigation.
Remarriage Prohibited.
The one and really only cause for the
great falling off in this kind of litiga-
tion, he said. is attributable to the pro-
vision In the code which prohibits the
guilty party in a divorce proceeding
from remarrying. Taking all the facts
and figures in connection with the mat
ter into consideration. this really seems
to be the solution of the problem.
While discussing this subject some
months ago local attorney who does
a great deal OF business in the divorce
courts stated that in large majority
of the suits filed there was more or
less collusion between the parties con-
oerned. This was shown. he said. both
by the evidence submitted to the court
and by the great number OF suits in
which no defense was offered at all.
Divorce of No Benefit.
Such course of procedure under the
code would now not beneitHthe guilty
party. for he or she. as the case might
be. would not only lose their better half.
but be absolutely deprived of getting
another, good or bad.
So It appears when scanned from all
that the real cause for the
falling off of litigation in the divorce
court is the prohibition Of the guilty
party from remarrying.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
Delmar Park Entries.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Entries for to-
morrow's races:
First -ace-Five furlongs. The Advo-
cate, 103: Bas Dor. 107: Lucket, 103;
Doc Mayer, 100; Floyd X. 1903; Light
Opera, Jean Grivier, 107; DR.. Kammerer,
Mauser, 1903: Crutchheld. no.
Second race-Seven furlongs. Little
Arrow, Maggie Clopton. 1O}; Iokutsk.
9s Fugurtha, Has Gift, 95; Sambo. III;
Widow McGoogen. Eliza Dillon. 95; Kill
nandscharo, Louis Wagner. 100; Miss
Dora 95.
Third race-Five and one-half fur
longs A. Larke, 107; Mabel Hurst. 1903:
Wolfram, 107; Little Britain, 100; Mock
cry, Pickles, Little Giant. l04: Seize,
i1O; Latuka. 10i; Miss oKnickerbocker
90; My Queen, Mudlavia, 104.
Fourth -ace--Three- quarters of a
mile. Actine, 1o6; Ed L.. l)4; Lyror
Bell. 100; Ethylene. 90; Father Went
ker. 1903.
Fifth race-One and one sixteenth
miles. Felix Bard, 10S; Edgardo, i0l +.
FL Caney. 107; Schwalbe, 100; Deana,
1C2; Glenwood, 105.
Sixth race-One and one eighth miles
Belle Simpson, 165: Miss Theresa. l01,
First One. IS; Precisely. 90; Little Lois
1O1: Salinda, l03; Warner, 9S Russian,
iG3: Blue Mint. 95; Swcrdsman, 10S; The
Phoenician, 105; Masterful, los.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
Brighton Beach Entries.

St. Finnan, 127; Isiu. 125; Belle OF Lex
ington, 1872; Meistersing,r Ilium, ia.
Fourth race-Mle and one furlong
Advance Guard, 129: Francesca, 112;
Ethics 107; Cuspidor. Ben Mac DhuL
100; Par Excellence 9s. Bluff, 81: Kalif,
80; st. Finnan. 90; Sadie s.. 81.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Lady Rad
nor. 107; Oclawha. 9s; Ben Howard. H.;
Fred Alderman. 100; Neither One. 1902;
Destitute. 107; Tchula. "a; Shark, NAL
den. ll0; Cheat En-. 1O7; Choate, 112:
Gambling. III; Lucent, 11S; Jim Tully,
103: Annie Grace iGS; Clonmell, Anec.
dote. l12; Mac Ana, 80; Songster. 40,
Cornwall. 1872; Ondurdis. los; RossignoL
The Pride of Surrey. 1O9; Atheola, 9z.;;
llium. 105; Meistersinger. 102.
Sixth race-Mile and one furlong. Peaz1
Finder, 80; Early Eve. 81; Kalif, 1O9';
Black Dick, lO4 Leonld. "a; Peninsula
1O4; Fair Knight. 9s; Prince Richard,
102; Handicapped, 100; Justice, 9S.