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Evening star., 1902-01-03
The Evening Star
Branch Offices.

Several important changes have re-
Gently been made in The Star branch
Offices ALL POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES are branch offices OF The
Evening Star.
One cent a word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Boarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
If not convenient to call at main
Office with your advertisements leave
them at the following places:
NORTHWEST.
Conn ave- and L st.-wood's Drug Store.
Vermont ave. and st.-King's Drug Store.
18th St ard r. l. ave-Huddleson's Drug Store.
10Th and sts.-Portner Drug Store.
I4th st. and yelling Piace-Eppley's Drug Store.
Itb and T sts.-CrIswell's Drug Store.
Woodward Lothrop's-Postal Telegraph once.
g. kann. Sons & Co.-Postal Telegraph Office.
e12 Pa. ave.-Postal Telegraph Office.
sth and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th and sts--Postal Telegraph 0tiice-
e. s. Capitol-Postal Telegraph Office.
City Post OfHce-Postal Telegraph Office.
Ebbitt House-Postal Telegraph Office.
Riggs House-PostsI Telegraph once.
New Willard's Hotel-Postal Telegraph ONCE
National Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
Regent HoteI-PostaI Telegraph Office.
The Barton Hotel-Postal Telegraph ONCE
Ihe Gordon Hotel-Postal Telegraph ofice.
EAST WASHINGTON.
9th and East Cap. sts.-Haey's Drug Store.
Ith and II sts n.e.-Grifhth's Drug Store.
I'd st. and Pa. s.e--Dobyn's Drug Store.
O
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph Ofice-foot l1th st.
GEORGETOWN.
s2d and sts--O'Donnell's Drug Store.
s2d and sts--O Donnells Drug Store.
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PARIS = MARLBOROUGH PARLoRs-LoNpoN.
12o1 Pa. ave.-Washneton od1ces-lo12 r stuW
"Cromidor Hair Restorer," one bottle ali rhades
harmless. Examined for u By Prof. Hird, Dist.
Chemist. de20-t m M q6t =
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WANTED-BOARD,

WANTED-BbARD IN LIEU OF FRENCH LES
soEs by an experienced teacher. Address Box
10. Star office. ia:,-.t-
BOARD WANTED FOR COUPLE. PRIV ATE FAM
lily. Georgetown vicinity Oak Hill cemetery. Box
12;'. u. s. SENATE. ia2-3t-
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THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1eo2-1e PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED; sos FROM CAPI-
toi, 50. from E. Cap. ST.; 419 st. ne; $40
per month. ja3-2ts
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. 8 ROOMS,
near Iowa Circle NV; $50 per month; less by
the year. Address c. B. R.. Star office. ja3-3t'
FOR RENT-FUR., A 2SToRY BRICK HOUSE;
bath, buffers pantry; nicely papered and paint
ed; formerly occupied by NJ. c. OWNER, 1924
5 st. NV. ja3-3ts
FUR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
oi nine large rooms at nominal rent; fine loca-
tlon. Address II. r. A, Star Office ja2-3t"
FOR RENT-TEN ROOMS WELL. FURNISHED;
hafr mattresses; fine piano; beautiful location;
windows all sides. Address b. 7. JANNEY
at Curtis School. $3.50 to $50 an no27-tf
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SAI-E-G ST. Sc. WEST OF 9Th ST, A
good building lot 4-foot terrace: clear: half
square from ears. New certificate Of title free.
Price only SOC. foot.
1t III. r. HOWENST'EIN, 80 6 ST. NV
FOR SALE-MD. AVE N.E.-TwO LOTS IN THIS
attractive neighborhood 17l5 feet front each:
south front: concrete street. Chance for builder
for houses or fats. Only. ............ .5Uc foot.
1t III. II. HoWENSTEIN, 80 g ~.
FOR SALE-WHY PAY 81 TO 81 A SQUARE FOOT
for lots northeast, southeast southwest when
YOU can buy the line of 14th st. NV North
Columbia Heights for 30c. to Soc? Fer full par
ticulars drop postal for 16-page illustrated
booklet plat, &c. Terms, $50 to 500 cash and
$15 to $50 monthly on each lot. Money loaned
10 build at lowest rates. You will regret IL n
you buy elsewhere without inyestiga ting the
merits Of this property.
FULTON r. GORDON.
1a32t 104 18th w. Phone Main 1882.
FOR SALE-FACING SOUTH ON MASS AVE. AND
st. near Lincoln Park, a cheap lot. Price now
as cents per square foot. Box 161, Star Office.
ja3-3ts
FOR SALE-NINE 16lz-FT. LOTS ON A CORNER
In COLUMBIA HGTS. mot Holmead Manor
any other subj for ONLY $500 LOT q
whole.
W. 8. MINNIX.
de2S-tf,6 1927 nv
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEW JERSEY.
FOR SALE-sIs BUYS 2h ACRES: sS5 BUYS
acres; almost given away to close estate; adja-
cent summer resort; big prices for al produce;
boating, bathing, fishing; installments. 50 cents
weekly. APPLEBY, Drexel bldg, Philsdelphia.
Ja2-1lt
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~ J. e. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room no. Warrington Loan and Trust buildinS.
As1-n 9th and stu. NV. Telephone No. s12.
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FOR RENT-PIANOS,

FOR RENT-UPRIGHT PIANO. IN EXCELLENT
]. condition musica 1y-wiIl rent for 8 months in
clnding drayage for SOS. Address Box 174. Star
Office. iao-3t
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FOR RENT-sTORE ROOM AND BASEMENT AT
$40 per month. 22OO 11th ST. NV. ja33ts
FOR RENT-b13h 9TH ST. NV, EXCEPTION.
ally fine store room. suitable for any line of busi-
ness. Apply 1347 Pa. ave. NV. no29-n
FOR RENT-A FINE FOUR-sTORY BUSINESS
building, 821 7th st. NV; large store room;
large new plate glass windows; IA rooms steam
heat rent reasonable to desirable tenant
no2-tf 3. T. SAUL, 7th and l. SITS. NV.
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PERSONAL.
1 WILL PAY LITERALLY FOR EMPLOYMENT
under the general District government; strictly
confidential. For interview address Box l56 Star
office. ia3-9ts
ENOUGH Is AS GOOD AS FEAST. YOUR HOI,-
lday over. the next best thing to do is to send
for us and accept generous cash rates for.
mems worn garments. Notes by mail to
ja3-tf.5 JUSTHS OLD STAND 8I9 ST.
E. PICEDA. VALET OR BUTLER, PLEASE CALI,
at our Office for valuable information Reward
to any knowing his address. NATIONAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY. COS 18th st. NV. ja23ts
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR
ized and bonded. eo3 18th st; NV: Phone Main
1925 Open day and night. Strictly confidential.
Branch In Baltimore. Nd auI5tf
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FOR RBNT-AN ELEGANT 12-ROoM MODERN
house at 1923 10th st. NV; In first-elass order
to desirable tenant, $50 per month.
OAYWOOD e. GARRETT,
de28-6ts 18th st. and N. Y. ave. NV.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
GO TO COLUMBIA TOMORROW.
Attorney Folk, Assistants and
Witnesses in Butler Case.

Circuit Attorney Folk and his assistants
Will depart tomorrow morning on the
wabash Railroad for Columbia. Mo. where
they VIII prosecute the charges of at
whose trial begins Monday. About thirty
nve witnesses Will go from 81. Louis to
Columbia 10 testify for State and defense
Circuit Attorney Folk to-day Will complete
preparations for the trial and when the case
Is called Monday will be ready TO proceed.
hard a flEht from the defense as he did in
the Snyder case last week. Mr.. Folk is ex-
pecting a great legal battle and will 20
prepared for all emergencies.
Judge Ryan yesterday set the date for
the trial OF Henry Nicolaus. charged with
bribery. for November 10 II Was believed
that the case would be taken up Immediate
~ after the completion OF the Butler case.
but the docket would not permit such an
arrangement
A. Gutke. John II. Schnettler and T. +.
Albright. on charges OF perjury. were set
for November II.
The motion for a new trial IN the case OF
Robert ". Snyder was not argued by coun-
sci yesterday. Morton Jourdan. represent
passed for two weeks. owing TO the alb
aence OF Judge Priest. Circuit Attorney
Folk agreed. and Judge Ryan gave his con-
To Circuit Attosney Folk yesterday John
Gernez. counsel for Julius lehman. de-
clared that his client win be In the Supreme
Court al Jefferson City next Tuesday when
his appealed case n called for hearing.
Lehman appealed from the sentence Of
two years given BY the Jury before which
that time another Indictment charging
perjury and two charging bribery have been
found against Lehman. and the authorities
have been unable 10 md HIM
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11

Washington. Oct. I0-Ths monthly report
OF the statistician OF the Department OF
Agriculture shows the average condition OF
corn on October 1 TO have been 7s.e. as COM
pared with s4s last month, 52.1 on October
/. 1901. 49, at The corresponding dste in 1900
and ~ the mean OF the October averages
of the last ten years.
WHEAT.
The preliminary estimate OF the average
yield per acre OF spring wheat is 144 bush
els. subject TO revision when the hnal wheat
estimate is made. The estimate averages OF
yield per acre in the States having 10000
acres or upward in spring wheat are as fol-
lows:
Minnesota. 13o; Nebraska. 1873: Colorado
IA; North Dakota. l5.7; Washington, 20;
Kansas. 1o.s: South Dakota. i2.4; Oregon.
1sl;. Utah. .242; Iowa. L.; wisconsin. I7.s;
Idaho. 81
The average quality of spring wheat is
81.
OATS.
The preliminary estimate OF the average
yield per acre OF oats is s45 bushels. as
compared with 81 bushels on October /.
lsOl. 29.s at the corresponding date in 1900.
and 26s bushels the mean OF the October
estimates for the past ten years. The pres
ent estimate of yield per acre is the largest
ever reported by the Department OF Agri-
culture.
The following table shows for the princI-
pal States the averages of yield per acre
as estimated or October /. the correspond
ing averages one year ago. the correspond
ing averages in 1900 and the mean OF the
corresponding averages OF the last ten
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
RETAINS ORIGINAL IDENTITY.

Important Ceurt DeciEfOn in Case
Against the wabash Railroad.
Kansas City, No. Oct. 10.--An opinion was
given In the United States Court here to-day.
in which It is held that a railroad ineorpo-
rated in one State and afterwards merEed
or consolidated with railroads Incorporated
other States. retains its original indentity.
For Jurisdietional purposes. It's citizenship
adhcres IN the State where granted the
original charter. Under this ruling a case
removed by the railroad company from the
State Court TO the Federal on the ground OF
diverse citizenship may be remanded 10 the
State Court on the plea Of Jurisdiction me
opinion II given by Amos n Thsycr. Cir
cult Judge Elmer B. Adans District Judge,
and John p. Phillips, District Judge. The
a3zrlAt1n VA EiyHn in n suit against nhs
N7aakzlzlA Mszlllruad ~ g 1ke Etnuk IN VIM
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11

is sl-s. against ss.l last year and q in 1900.
BUCKwHEAT.
The average condition OF buckwheat on
October 1 was sos as compared with s.
last month. sc.5 on October l. 1901. rs at the
corresponding date in 1870 and So.2. the mean
Of the average Of the last ten years.
TOBACCO.
All OF the important tobacco-producing
States except Ohio in which State the con-
dition is the sane as last month. report i'm
provements in condition during September
This Improvement amounts TO points In
Kentucky. in South Carolina and Tennes-
see and in Virginia. As compared with
their respective ten-year averages North
Carolina is points. Virginia 9 and Ohio J.
points above. Tennessee points below and
Kentucky exactly the same as such aver
age.
POTATOES.
The average condition OF potatoes on Oc-
tober 1st was SIS. against ssI last month
$40 on October 1st, 1901. IA at the CORE
spending date in 1900 and rs. the mean OF
the average OF the last Ten years.
SWEET POTATOES
As TO the condition OF sweet potatoes.
Tennessee reports point. North Carolina
and South Carolina and Virginia points
above their respective ten-year averages.
while Georgia reports points. Texas
New Jersey 6. Florida Z. Louisiana IL Mis-
sissippi Is and Alabama Is points below
such average.
SUGAR CANE
All OF the important sugar-ca3e prOdu-
cling States except Texas report the condi-
tion below their respective ten-year aver
ages This reduction amounts 10 : points
in Georgia, in South Carolina. in FIorf-
ds, in Louisiana, Is in Mississippi and .
In Alabama, while Texas is . points above
such average.
RICE
As 70 the condition Of rice Texas reports
II points above and South Carolina l. FIori-
da ). North Carolina s. Alabama Il. MIssis-
sippi ID and Louisiana . points below their
respective averages for the last eight years.
while the condition in Georgia is the same
as such average.
APPLES.
As TO the condition OF apples. North Caro-
Ina re"orts points. Illinois ?. Missouri 10
Pennsylvania Ii. Maine Il. New York Is
Iowa ls and Michigan q points above and
Ohio : Indiana ,. Virginia g. Tennessee IL
Kentucky - and Kansas q points below the
mean Of their October averages for the last
seven years
HOPS.
The estimated average yield Of hons IN
pounas Per acre ls l-26T In Washington. / t6l
IN SaI1ornia. J, 100 in Oregon. J. 500 IN Wis
eonsn and s2S IN New York
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
nIarine InteIIirence.

Tenerif. Sept -25.-Sailed; Hermonnthfs.
sfrem Hamburg. Genoa and Cadiz. for san
Francisco, September 30. Silvertown (cabie)
from London fer San Francisco.
Auckland. oct 10-Sailed: .Sonomo. San
francisco.
Prsw1 Point. oct 10.-Passed: Kenslngton.
New York. for Southampton and Antwerp
Queenstown. Oct I0.-Sailed: New Eng
land. from Liverpool, Boston.
Southampton. Oct. s.-Saiied: 'Combla
New York via 'Cherbourg; Kensington. New
York for Antwerp.
Movtlle. Oct. 10-sailed; Furnesia. New
York
Lizard. Oct. no-Psssea: Patricia. New
York 1or plymouth. ,Cherbourg and Ham
burg
Brow Head. oct. ns-Passed: Celtic. New
York for Queenstown and liverpool
New York. Oct 1O.-Arrived Furst Bis
,marck. Hamburg, Southampton ana Cher
ibourKs La Lorraine, Havre
Boulogne-sur-Mere, Oct. 9.-Sailed: Ryn-
'dah, from Rotterdam, New York
Liverpool. Oct 10.-saiied: Tauric, New
York.
cherbourg. oct. lo.-saBed: Columbia.
.freHs Hamburg and Southampton. New
III n
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11

Miss Marie Corcoran OF No. ss45 Lee ave-
nue. and William D. Barter. .Jr., of No.
1875 North Grand avenue Miss Helen Maher
OF No. 1885 81. Ferdinand avenue ana John
NJ. Corcoran OF No. 1915 Lee avenue are 10
be married this morning at 6 o'clock by
the Reverend Father Kuhlmann at the
Church OF the Holy Name OF Jesus.
After taking breakfast at one OF the
downtown hotels. the couples will depart
for an Eastern trip and will be gone two
weeks. After their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Barter viii be at home on I.ucretia avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran win live with
Mrs. Corcoran's mother. who Is a widow.
Mr.. Corcoran ana the prospective Mrs.
Barter are brother and sister. The date
fcr Miss Corcoran's wedding was decided
a month ago. and when her brother was
Informed Of the fact he proposed TO Miss
Maher that they choose the same day. She
consented. and the double wedding this
morning will be the result
To not many OF their closest friends have
they spoken OF the approaching marriages.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
GFNFRAI. DOMESTIC

Mrs. Lodusky J. Taylor OF Minnesota was
elected president OF the Woman's Relief
Corps.
The jury which viii Try Ed Butler at
columbia will be OF a nigh educational
standard. owing 10 the elevated mental
plane OF the people at Columbia and vicin-
zty and tho fact that the Sheriff will make
=. careful seiecdon-for the panel.
The G. a. r encampmenJ adjourned yes
4erday. There was split IN the Nnion
Veterans Union, owing To sentiment FOR and
againstDyrenfOrth for President. san Fran
cisco was chosen as the next meeting place.
Thousands in Philadeiphia ere using oil
soaked bricks for fuel and find il a good
substitute.
At a council of the Kiowas. Comanches.
Zpaches. Caddos and Wichitas. held IN
.Anadarko. Lone Wolf was chosen as an
Government would not take their lands IN
Oklahoma and buy them a tract OF two
lnilliou acres IN Mexico.
while suffering with temporary insanity.
brought about by long illness. the wife OF
a wealthy Omaha brewer locks herself and
swo small sons up in her room and turns on
the gas. All Of them are found dead.
Secretary Ellis Of the State Board OF
Agriculture states n a bulletin issued yes
4erday that Missouri viii rank second In
the United States this year in the produc-
Fion of wheat He estimates the yield at
$4.1Sosu09 DuSpelS
Vice Presid. ut Wilcox OF the Delaware
and Hudson Railway has written TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt asking that he proceed
against the coal miners organization on
rthe ground that 81 Is a conspiracy to pre-
Reat interstate oommerce.
Doctor o. 8. Barnum Of Los Angeles. Cal.
claims 10 have made discovery whereby
he can increase the intensity OF the X-ray
100 per cent. This IS considered quite an
achievement by the California medical
world. as difficult operations can be per-
formed with 20 much more ease and GER
Hafnty with the aid OF the added light.
A Beaumont. Tex. editor Is fined 800 for
contempt of court FOR criticising a Judges
decision.
St. Joseph. Mo-. is flooded with spurious
. gold pieces.
sixty veterans Of the original 1900 men of
THE Ninth Missouri Cavalry close their
Feuni0n tat Columbia. No
a iSt. Joseph. No. administrator finds.
when he comes TO divide an estate, that
81. .09 lin Government bonds have been
stolen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
BUFFALO BILL QUITE SICK.
Colonel Cody May Have to Retire
for This Year.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPt' BLIC SPECIAL
Fort Meade. s D.. Oct. 1O.-"Buffalo Biirs
has written letters to Colonel Hayes. com
mandiug officer here. from Las Vegas. N
NJ. saying that he was very sick man
and would probably be compelled to Leave
his Wild West Show before the end OF the
season. which occurs at Memphis. Tenn.
On. November S. Colonel Cody also init
mates that he viii probably be compelled
10 cancel the European trip OF his Wild
West Show on account OF his nl-health-
He may b. absent from the show for
year. The annual hunting trip TO the Big
Horn Mountains IN Wyoming. to which
number OF New York men are annually In
vited. has been declared on for this year.
Grave fears are held here over Colonel
Codys Illness. On account OF his previous
robust health. 81 Is feared that a break
down Will prove very serious
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
81. LouI. Fair A..ocIntIop FIaed.

Judge Tracy OF the Dayton Street Police
Court Yesterday ordered that finc OF sito
nance requiring Il 10 keep its premiSes
clean. II was claimed thar rubbish was
allowed 20 accumulate on the east side OF
Red Bud avenue. causing a disagreeable
odor. No one appeared for the Fair Asso-
ciatiOn and the fine was imposed by default
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
"A TEXAS WONDER.
HALL,s aeREAr DIscoyERY.

One bottle OF the Texas Wonder, Halls
Great Discovery, cures all kidney and blac-
sder troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities Of the
fk1dneEs and bladder In both men and wom-
zen, regulates bladder troubles In children.
If not sold by your druggists, will be sent by
mall on receipt Of 81 One small bottle Is
Two months treatment. and viii cure any
case above mentioned. DR.. z ". Hall
sole MANUFACTURER. p. o. Box s.. ST. Louis
No Sent for testimonials Sold by ali
druggists. tofce 2sS1 Olive street
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
sherman aad MUM speak.

Metropolis. H.. oct 1o.-Speaker l.. Y
Sherman and Colonel Mum OF Chicago ad-
dressed a courtroom about half filled with
Republicans here this afternoon. The meet
ing had been energetically advertised and a
brass band paraded the streets. but little
enthusiasm could be aroused. Congressman
Bob Williams Democratic candidate for
reelection In this the Twenty-third) dis
trict. will speak here next Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
DockERY N THE SOUTHEAST.
Large Audiences Hear the Governor
nj PotOsi and Caledonia.

PotoS No. Oct. l0-GoveTnor DoclSery
addressed large audience in the Court
house here to-day on State and national is
sues. He was introduced by +. =. Eversole
and made an able speech.
To-night he spoke 10 an enthusiastic crowd
at Caledonia
At both places he awakened an aggres-
sive party spirit which will help roll up
the Democratic majority in the coming cleo
ffou
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
FEARS ARE GRouNDLEss.
Doctor shannon Explains school
Fund system at WarrenSburE.

TtsFI HI.I| SIfIINI--
REPUBLIC SPEClAI-
warrensburg. No. oct. 10-poctor r. d.
Shannon OF the Department II Ciyics OF the.
Warrensburg Normal faculty. who was
State Superintendent Of Public Schools at
the time the State School Fund was placed
in It's present shape. made an address 10 a
large crowd az the Courthouse tonight on
State issues.
The doctor Is one OF the best informed
men In the state on the School Fund quss-
tion. and he mude many telling points He
scored the attacks made by the Repubii-
cans on the School Fund and showed all
fears about the fund TO be gruundiess.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11

REruBLIc sPEcLAL

New Douglas, III. Oct ia-W. A. ROden-
berg. candidate for Congress. Cicero ].
Lindley. candidate for the State Legislature.
anG others, spoke az Sorrento last night,
opening the Republican campaign in this
vicinity. The people are manlfesting nlttie
interest in political meetings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
IOCAT AND SI'gT-RPAN.

Prizes are awarded iH the cattle exhibit
At the 81. Louis Fair 10 J. A. F'unkhouser' :
herd Of Herefonds and ]. g. Robbins a
Sens shorthorns. in their different classes-
Postal Telegraph Company messenger
eoys settle their strike
&eorge Young. cripple. attacks Private
Watchman OF Banner Buggy Company.
Caterer Rupert Fritz loses Si.eoO worth OF
tableware at Prince Henry dinner
Grandmother ATuslcr faints when baby is
Svarded TO its mother.
Henry Hiemenz 'Jr.. in his Will orders
flowers for his first wife's grave.
Brother win marry at the same hour his
sister weds this morning.
Yom Kippur. the Jewish Day Of Atone
ment, IS observed according TO ancient cus-
toms in nine synagogues in -. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
ssPoRTING.

+. j. Arnold & Co. have purchased from
Winnie ,O'ConRor FOR s., 40 Gold Heels, the
winner of THE Suburban Handicap. The
horse via be shipped 10 81. Louis and re-
tired TO dhe stud.
Winners Iat the FaIr- Grounds yesterday
were kunJa, Centre, Chappaqua, HaRdspin-
iner. Founding and II You Dare.
The 4AIl-Americans and the PittsburS
Champions played eleven innings at Cleve-
iland yesterday without score being made.
Bernhard and Lever did the twlrling.
Despite the fact that four drivers were
fined for laying up heats IN the feature race
;Rt Lexington, Ky, yesterday every one OF
the seven heats was hotly contested, and
lthe last three resulted in nose finishes
Laurence Auchtel1onie. OF Chicago made
fthe best showing in the first days play OF
'the open 'chR1apionship golf competition at
Garden CITY, I. L
Danny .Msher rode Sir Daniel Cooper's
lFlotsam TO victory in the Imperial Prod
Suee Stakes for S15.0o0. run at the KemtOn
Park meeting yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11
fo.nEYs NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank eleaiings were :ssla.53l
? I 2bslSnceS s7s861S Local discount rates were
nm between 81 and per cent Domestic
sHexchange was quoted as follows; New York.
d-25c discount bid, 15c discount asked: Chiea-
81. 4oc discount bid. sc discount asked: Gin
-sAcirnsd. par bid, 19c premium asked; Louis
& VILE and New Orleans. &c discount bid par
SEsked-
Wheat opened higher ct 577sas7asc Dec.
1zgfsc No red. Corn closed nrm at 5satc
bid Dec-s 6sc No. . mixed oats closed al
: ;2sss asked Dec. 21lzq5e'-e No. Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was
' C7fffef ana srnrhanued
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11

CINCINNATI-AIi the messenger boys
connected with the Western Union and the
Postal Telegraph companies in Cincinnati
are on strike. demanding an increase OF
50 a month The telegraph companies have
Installed telephones and employed men. and
say they are able TO deliver messages
promptly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-11

and every effort was made TO keep them
! secret until after the ceremony. 4 special
dispensation was secured from Archbishop
Kain TO prevent the publishing OF the bans.
4 recent death IN the family OF Mrs Cor
Coran being given the sufficient reason
required by the church.
The church law also provides that each
wedding shall take place in the parish In
which the woman resides. As the two
brides did not live in the same parish. II
was necessary to secure the consent OF the
pastor OF st. Matthews Parish that Mis-
Maher's wedding take place In the Holy
Name Parish.
The young men visited the City Hall early
yesterday and learned the location or the
license clerks Office. 50 no questions would
be necessary when they called TO secure
licenses. which they did at 8 o'clock last
night.
Miss Corcoran has had charge Of the
mal-order department OF one OF the large
dry-gocds houses. and TO prevent suspicion
she worked all day yesterday. only leaving
long enough 10 visit the city Hail.