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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

ZULEE, LopGD NO. 81. x. OF P.
NE meets Monday evening. Decemrer IS. in
[a HAL No. =. tenth floor Century building.
5 O'Clock Work in rank of Page Men,
bers expected and visitors cordially invited to
attend. DOCTOR L. z. LEHNBERG. c. c.
Attest: O. u. Brooks. K. Of P & s.
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OF H0aoR.

~ Z OLIVE LODGE. NO. sfs. X
fyE1 OF H. meets every Tuesday at north
TAf vest corner Twenty-second and Frank
~ In avenue. All Knights Of Honor are
most cordially invited to all our meetings.
\ Z. T Dictator. 3sf Wash st.
VIM. Mcconnell. Reporter. $50 Walnut street.
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new YORK DENTAL ROOMS,

Leading Dentists. Established sor az Year,
y. W. Cor. Broadway ard Olive
v |. /. q: /. /. I. !. |. /. /. ]. ]. ]. ]. J. !. /. !. !. !. !. ]. |. ]. !. !. !. 1. !. !. !. ] / |
23249H Entrance. SIS Olive st. Extract
inS FREE when teeth aa Or
dered. Largest and Oldest Dental
establishment in the city. We
kA@ employ rht most skiii!uI men in
~EH8H the profession. All work quar-
NEE84H auteed. Consultation REE DO
B VE54E NOT Jock for cheap dentists. but
k&$ VAS coma 20 Us and get reliable
H vf26 work AZ lowest prices. Open
E daily from S a. m. TO 8 D. n,
and Sunday from $50 TO 1 ,. n.
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FRATERxAL ORDER OF EAcLEs.

A ST. LOUIS No. II. FRATER-
E1 nal Order Of Eagles. will meet every
f@32 Wednesday at SD N. at HayIlu'y Hall
XH Sixth and Walnut stree;s.
~ -COSFAO KEMP. " p.
JEo. A. Ge-nsz. W. Secretary. 1901 Chestnut q.
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&DUNN'S@
EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN co,

We furnish you money G.-tckly and confiden-
efaiiy. without security National Credit Co,
roous 9Ol 800 Chemical bldg. Ei-hrh and OIiYa
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LOCUST. .SsI-Desi:abi. second-story room
y - go. tn.@a-e heAt: ch0.-e ta.!e buard.
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MORGAN. 4yis-Two tIlgL-to0r looms and
S...~.: water il house: rsicrenr.S eNclang-d-
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TO IOhS.
HONEY h ONEY!

EASY PAYMENT on p.A%ta. HOSE
HOLD GOODS OR Any GOOD :ILf;.
We Will make you the Loan iS
the city on our new AsSutIhIiOS
PLAN. winch IS the easiest Plan II ire world.
The can be arranged 20 that you
can repay the loan IL easy EGn MONTH
II or YEARLY payments
Our PLAN enables You to repay your account
without any trouble @. inconveaie.c. t. yourself.
REMEMBER. We NEVER RE3iON FOODS.
We Will Civ. you ALL TIE TIIE You want
and will carry your lean as long az desired
We pay all your bills and advance YOU more
mon.y; II Il easter 70 pay one Shtn a 1Igibz-.
IN CASE OF OR OFT OF EMPLOY
NEET. We WILL EXTEND YOUR LOAN.
IN dealing with US there ar no ad-
Der BIsCoUNT IF AID BEFORE DUE.
IL you cannot call. WRITE or pIcreysand we
viii send our agent I. your place witn tbs uoaey:
NEW YORK FINANCE co. ROOMS s1:&s-2aa
y OLIVE ETS TELEPHONE MAIN asSN.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

DESK room. with desk. for rent; convenient
location: good light: second Hoor. . 10. Republic.
pESK room for rent IN nicely FURNISHED; office,
with use Of both te!eDEpr.-s. cheap. Room 90
Burlington building. STA Olive 81.
ONE rs the finest plumbers locations n ctty.
NJ. 1903 : Is."vspn aH-. or. q The oldest
stands. CAN al ScENerke- Realty Company. -jJ.
s. jefferson aye.
PHOTOGRAPH gaIicrv. north is-hs: also fire.
office rooms; business location ms: passed. Has
hei!. 3 ;. Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NERCHANTs' EXCHANGE MUTUAL BENEv.
CLIENT SOCIETY. ST LOUIS. Dec Is. E9e-Ths
Members Of this society are hereby notified TO
cal! and nay. without further notice. 81 10 within
thirty DAYS from December Il, 1872 the SANE be-
ing assessment made upon the dealt, Of VIM II.
Maurice. Last day for paving. January Is. 1919.
d. r Secretary,
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ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

For Sa e-.g52 Sheridan ave. hear Garrison
ave rf-z -xo-s-ory stoCk-bEick front house o..
seven 70 ms ~re:sPtion hall. bath. 10; and cold
terms 80 cash down and IS or $50 per month.
For key and price see
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ROOMS WITH 10

T,U-rox ,u. .gs,-rw, connac,,,y r,on,s.
-.at.ly furnished. with board: Ior thtee gents:
L-..tls family
I.AN-IqN AVG. Sssi = liIs-class room and
-
LAWlnE we 2:si.E,..,y LnrEishel rooms:
:..'reAces e%r-aase".
LA}NrQN Ave. %.-3-Lor"iy seconi-:t2ry front
go. - ~. sXty-e@t .'.aId; hot bath. gas
=! ,,-g,r. hrait cno:se 80 hoard
-...--5-- -. v-,,I. .---i-L., $40 --I.,
- ,.r-TFn - !. t b., - Iii
."-' 81 "-A'' ''" '1N"S '"e ""1 ''N
~r,-9-eT, :, : SI-,1-beI rooms
a.a ..rt-r.a-s board. at seasuuabie rates. all
] ~" e.m.tc
LOCUST = -l-y rThs rooms.
.;-..o,eg4=Eis. kin-weh { -.
LIrr~r - IG.-Hl.sIv FURNISHED ro,ms tor
an. .s;ahte All .e@z24a1Le.
I.IrI-- =. ..t-NicrIy furnished ,ocn!s. With
- ,.a,..Es aE,,uln2ialga PHONE : ~:
+ I-,,r-ST -. 14.i-a.srd. Win r1,,ns: visitors
' a. e ta! a,,0,nmoiateI: all modem con-
N-".eaess' a.".' haiti, Mrs. NJ. \. Tho.H"7.
~! 800 49, NH M Of | sISn eaton nea- vhoie-
-. an! rettiI business houses ;a'ss to pefin"-
nm; PARTIES,
- 8 q FGi'i 5a5 ri sSoi ear sefvi"s. -''''' w."
gl0KGAX 4ys--Two tAlrI-roor looms ana
a.'"-: ""'~t in hoase; FeSsFsas1 exchanged,
a,'i.E1E a. Lar sal s a e .'. glrn 1as <hhnst
q. ,"Eye4.sAgs.
--TnT.,[ r.-I.y~rl en-. siT,I1s rrTnIsTel
: I'm. ma =, fislr. w.,h or without Gyard: piiva;-
f-:"..T. e.rrv convenience,
tIr,r 81 .Nr-FirnIsbeI rooms WITH or
: v =" t,,r.!: home cs,s5.ng: al. con C"I.e Senses. %
I,-,-T, :. Ia ~, rt..,. ..r.f..,, 80.
! ms a.s b;,aTi. no, lain a:.d al! cSIrn;.ucat
- @'- -.
en- arr! .'<,era eGNposu:si good board: exce!ien:
800 -'.----...-@5. . ~ u y1H'ts:
lA'!. S5>-Ao''" ~a4 ''i'a Tor TWO gentle
| rAHN ~ -z-Esg-n,,- G.rm.sha! rooms.
T'.t I'M a.. ',"'e'''"S's' "H''s'.e Lafayette
r. |...--- t'';-' furnace Aea;. every eoH'sH-
+ Pine 3. -: THE Lc<r.r -r,n-NVeu he..eI
ro.'* r.'h sd lard $40 w.eH. Or withol;
I'VE :, l.s--I.,-,y FURNISHED ro.,,.. we'll
: -, vi. t:Est-e.tss board: furnace heat. gas.
. -t'G. -: isA--1d1.e.
stSl, =. @..s-New.y tutr.shcG rooms. With
-.-. G'~J4: so ;.e.. served furnace
".-- .",.. fet'
.i<r. Zr-I-IargA se.nn.-aoo- fr-pt room.
t,-e;" eNF is-ss with loaIaj furnace hei'. SIS:
- go T-727-z5T ---z,,. 49, 7---;
, r,s". "a e>es..eat boa: s.",hern exposure
modern -tiitAil-ttS. terms rraiSvhi"is-
| ru--r,% r~.rs T-a,-S.vlv Fr,rni-tqd TT
To.- as=--eigss board; hot bat, heat, all coH-
! Ne-.ttae-1. s.i--- IL Lafayette faFk-
3IIEr -, I,,-s ar- - .Uo ,a1-n,r.n-
-. "V rats,-s sr,rh..
! ;=.s"-ur" Ir.Enar iGJl- ii ~. Republic
-. = :. - - v-.:--, "
- -, 60
, = - -. .+,,.,h.cSTS - 'N9'N'
--r..-, -, - 80 = -.
- fs1-ri- ave-. lttf --s-.NLESty LAE-4.-Ishi SEl
49, i4'..LIs |.s'u ! "---IEG s@
'i-iA A'e .-SG1-IttrS .-S se-tS.. ~
-r,-r g. .-- ~. ~ ,-.-. O. ,s,-T--7s1
-. - - - -. III.
! wA<:IINuTC% Boulevard. t.7o-La,s. room:
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TO bur some improved property. with plenty
ground; cheap. in city L $50. Republic.
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RED MEN.

~ ELK TRIBE NO. u
Il e g &: :: 3: : = !; ]: 8; !: q 8 ] 6 ! 8; i; J; . ]! ! !
@ Improved Order Of Red Men, meets
S~ every Thursday n.she at Druids'
zE Hall. Ninth and Market s;reets- First
I THURSDAY of each month. Adoption
W degree: second Thu! sday. Warriors
SE cegyee: third Thursday, Chiefs de-
gree; fourth Thursday. tribal buatr
ness. Visiting chiefs invited to our cocncill-
G. W. FRAZEE Sachan-
G. E. E. Townsend. C OF r..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

VALUABLE BOTTOM FARM LANDS 1T
PUBLIC ALE-pu Monday ami Tuesday. De-
c~mEer - 2c! j. as Special Commissioner. | VIII
300 acres, II splendid Mississippi River bottom
lands. VIII be- offered in tracts. Write me al
TOY. No. for PARTICULARS and ..rcuI-gs. Wiley
Huston. Special CO:amissiynar and sheriff.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
REM

EVANS Ave. 2s.G-Haudsomeiy furnished
fat, five and three rooms: bath: modern con-
veaienCes: no ~chiiGTen.
WEST BELLE Place. i2,9-TwO three ana four
room furnished Hats for rent: BATH. gas, heat. all
included. trr Two 20 iiv. people.
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aooMs foK HsNI
&C.. 4 cHg sIsg fqrnls4 g., ms sels ssa;i4: room com.
yenient TO cars: r.fc:ences. II L.. Republic.
= LARGE. cheerful FURNISHED room. second o3t
~,istric5: IN. block from c.- line; references. u"
ALL parties Ioar.r.e f. nls@ single roa5as, s.: :.
xesa ~. can ma desirable accommodatioas at
N1L.s 'i'eS-, S'1'h%,7' s-lhs' >.4.s" ""-
ni,6e,I- 5oin r. f"us5@e53.ng. * bath. no chill
IN 'Ei'a'e 'n.i -
Hi.AlR 70 s-N.-ely FURNISHED 'front.' room:
.e4-,ai".' r-"'. '"'1@Tn ''n'''"t" -
3s.. t,aT..m: p-',..e ,-sa-.
-, - 80 =. -, -. ..
-, ~ M =. B" 1859"
rEo3u,y,y ,,. -rara,s,.. CONS. 81 per
- -. 12. -, t--'- i.-y-- '.2.-e.
.542.hlit>; -: ~ Sv,,.aa: n,,s.y tatnisns,
81 =: . ~, - -. -. VII. r'+s' WI A''''''S 50
CARR s. r.,-ye,,y furnished -. ~. COM
- - - ,-, -, 49, - ~ Iii
u-,cai.ae,e. Iras,E4ble.
cas- 40 e-.- 100 ---,r- -r--+.Ia7 I'm.
I.os"4-""rs-
CLAIMING -. 5a5 >-E...autfv f;rn..b~I
N,"'~aar7.
EFEE<T[c A.. ID . E,e-,r.I, r,-,.sb.,
-, -. 80
,'"a.S ]: les-Fa; good nriShao'hooG: s.2o Up.
rEE.--,-.-r -. ... 49,. .,-rfgE-T
g..E,.. ~. -.- ~ - r..T-.tjs 81
-' - '-e.' .-+S- -N-I"-'sA'. -
--.Eii.." .-s. g1r4n I.mG
rrg.~-<E-, r4r fr-., ,fts-.,,rD Mo.
c...r l.-,-- nv = -, ,rj - I...r..l,
80 @d7' - = wee" and ~.
,a,:~rE.- ~ -.,1s \ ,Iv fTrriylss 80,
,.-..- .- ......,r.,, .- -. ..-4
--
a., e.-l.,.si tx a..-ss, ..aE ~ > i Hsr w EN-
'-tpi EtG Az, f@'5-E@' ri ey fu-H!sEei
utr.g ems.
'n+s lLAi -. -.-;-;"1 Sc ni-t'oJr fToEt
a,gset eti1e. ~ '"'
ve-y .,LSoaali. '''--'
- ,,'.- .-l+-5H-d 'o1'a' Sh!taD.:
r.5.I| a-. - H'.ahe-'.'E
IL. ,rr.e ..s T. =, .t'.,. rtr - : ~. -
w. @ Is -v-iiS it-
T. s" '- 'F" has StA'
c-r7r ms =. - 49, lI.H:Sf.i
,-u :g1lrs.-rI....r
E..--DS A.. sgt,-0ne far7fs,.oss and enc ui-
..r+.H .. .r
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MANCHESTER: Ave-. 4-!o-rwn n!cel" fur
= .r! rooms Tor cug'!c. also single -yJuls. W.t1
tr without board: good car service.
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MUSICAL.

ACCORDIONS and mouth harmonious: ELEGANT
Christmas presents; examine cur .li.G- iililieta 3
+ = BroaaTa..
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs.

DEWEY TENT. NO. 81.
Knights OF the Maccabees Of tbs
" rid. meets second and fourth
TUESDAY Of every month at South
st. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth and
Carroll Streets Next review
Tuesday evening. December q.
Public installation Of officers In
conjunction with Dewey Hive. No.
g.. l.. O. 7. VI. Tuesday evening.
at zane hall. Members are re
present Visiting sir knights a-s
L. RCD.. RACTH. Gem.
Record Keeper. Ills S. Tenth 81.
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STORAGE AND MuvIna.
LANGAM & TAfLOR

STORAGE AND MOVING co.
New warehouse. lSZ2 Washington a~e.: SO uri-
Tate s-1Iage-ronrns: moving. packing and ship
Ping. Kin. c i4l. or Main 255h, and get cur rates.
SfEnkEEABsQLuTEL FIREPkoQF'; neN
sac keeping OF furniture. piano. trunks. alt
Hoies. boxes. etc. stTia tly trst-cla s: rrcyi-E,pi x
rs. shipping, etc. Our fire Insurance tie lowest.
Money advanced. SHY goods our care t1'irnats,
fee. Get .luF Ta'ss. Both phones. 1921 Olive 81
r.. I. " AUCTION & STORAGE &C.
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LOANS ON furniture

I.tter ana ttEn!S Ai.ut-.u O. LG--r
SO weekly pays a sg2-Sg losn-
ND iss.e0
.Fc " :sH-O0
Payments mag be made weekly. senh-nonth,y or
monthly. It is TO your interest 10 consult u.
All business private and above board. SEE IL.
kl Chemical building. Eighth ana Olive
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BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. t5 y. Broad
way. between Locust and 81. Charles; est. 1871:
Eolc fll!nE. s. Up. Doctor J. Il. Case. rrUrrt-tcr.
DE-. \. L ApSER. Dentist. G4 Franklin A-e-
Crown and bridge work Il Speciality; consultation
sEd examination free: extracting without pam Sc.
DOCTOR Charles y. GROELEY. Surg. n
l~rn:ist-Expert crown. bridge 3ud plat work;
rafy-pavinE terms lil.-;!lS Franklin avg.
IT means satisfaction 10 you :: D7eto. CorI
does your dentistry: send stamp fr .:iCNeTs. De
Soto building. 1os-1D Pine st. 81. Louis.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. AZ n. Broad
WAISTS Of teeth. So; painless "xt-acti1n. 25c;
bridge work. 81. open Sunday until I.
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MORGAN Boulevard. BID. sirtU!e furnished
.a-n. second tisgI. With or without hoard. private
t-.a..r. e..lv convenience.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

ALPHA COUNCIL. no. ], LEGION OF
Nh Honor. meets second and fourth Tues
~ naas. CEAS. A. HOUTS. Chancellor.
A.. A. Dryden. Recorder.
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gncr~r -. IL. H..eIv furnished rc,ms t"r
rga:l-u..: .-'le cooking. GER tnlug :,-;- AID
,..ar. --..--;ah!r aaI reasonable.
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LOCUST 81. g:ea- Nicely furnished rooms. With
f-. II gentlemen. coup g. LADIES' employed.
..r ruap..rz accommodated. Phone - IGs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

January Is. Ia
GueSts.i 20 be
cordially invite
=. AiaIr-Jl,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

=..Eek. =, 2JN-one large ard one single
= air: I; r-'-cia.S hoard and service. furnace heat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

MISSOURI College Of Law. Missouri Trust
pniidinz -. Louis: day and night school: new
alasses now being organized: send FOR catalogue
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OLIVE St. cSil-FurnIshel rooms. wa, n
without: board: home cy,hlnE: all Con.enlen.e=.
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iDrIST =. Neatly furnished rooms. Wit.
Ir-' II l-IT:: German cooking hot AMI cold
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

! L.nN~FON Ave. ce3i-Two connecting rooms:
| r,.t.ly furnished. with board. tor tnieo gents.
+ f-.t4is family
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TRIBE OF BEN-HCR
COURT. No. d. TRIBE OF BEN
Eur. sons and Daughters OF Hur Simonids9
Court No. 81 Will hold their regular semiannud
election o: officers or the third Tuesday OF De-
cerber. Bushes. CT Importance to be trans
acted. All are urged To attend.
JAS. V. MAJORS. Chief.
". Rcy Si~'er. S-rihe. osls Thomas street
Attest: W. Roy Sislsr. Scribe. ISIS Thonas 81
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FOR Sale o. Traae-A fine business place: one
O. the b,st on Jefferson ave. r.n.s at SO ger
month; what Fave YOU 10 offer! SchN en.-r
EeaItS Co. 1851 >. Jefferson ave
1 WAE-c to buy one OF Two houses. for an in
ves-Ua.ut. would prefer houses cut in the West
End: to not answer unless d good. genuine oay-
gain IS offered, want 10 pay al! cash down: send
Ia. description and Dsice. or no notice Will be
Republic
PORTS Ave. 3lss Near Tower Grove Park,-
Nee hlear. large Tot. f-u.; and shade trees.
32.a, VII buy lo-r0cm brick fiat. near Comp
ton and .G.rgau. renting for SEES. Gay * Co.
So Olive St
ave. and Dayton st. renting for So per month
SCI Cav ( 80. SO olive ct.
e.zo Will buy corner house on Locust S.:
worth e.. no: caJlce bargain See Gay * Co. sIJ
Olive 81.
SS.cen " IL buy modern 1e-rocrn house. Olive st.
nca- G-ard ave good business property. SEE
Gay K c.. $40 Olive 81.
sa.os VIII bug modern lc-room house on Yves,
Pine Boulevard that cost Si5,gco. See Gay d Co.
SJ Olive st
,.V..l5 VIII Suy modern Il--ocm mousse. so feet:
choice aa gain see Gay * Co. $40 Olive ST.
ST., 90. 1ilI bay ID Taoiern fats On Garrison
ave: realia.; for SLeCo per year. see Gay * Co.,
So Give ST
:Tiag fuys modern I0-room house and lot near
Tn;rry-ff-h and Pine sts-. choice bargain. See
ca ( c., $40 Dive -
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IDci-sT &. 2.:"-Sswiy furnished rooms.
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LCCC.T -. 80 rThe Cla-kJ-p"sirable rooms.
I r...L- furnished. good table pJarl. all modern
! -.---. ..--.Lt-. kLI.--h Z -.
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ol.iIE St. 5-lV-Twc nicely furnished front
.---na an! baarI: act DaIh a:LI al! .ees.
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Transfers, boarding-house keepers without secu--
ity. easy payments. largest business in ~ pr.Tec.-
psi cities Toimsn. sol Eouser pIcg. So CbesnIt
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FOR ,,E-NI,CEiLANEoy>

\ Me- bowl II GOLDFISH OF good wat.r hi,-,;
tl- Christmas ,g"s- III. " AaNr ali kinds
t:r-p. -: Itl-.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-29
AMERICAN sEAMEN RIOT.
Halifax Policemen Beaten by Tars
Of Yankee Yacht.

New York, Aug. 26.-Several sailors
who are said to- have been indulging
too freely in intoxicants have caused
a fight on the yacht Alcedo from Phil
adelphia, which amounted almost to
mutiny, says a Halifax dispatch to
the Herald. Several members of the
crew became intoxicated and began
smashing things on board. The cap
tain called in a policeman, but he
was powerless.
Reinforcements were called and
when they arrived the sailor who was
the principal cause of the trouble re-
treated down a hatchway. The police
men closed with him and after putting
irons on him, brought him to the dock.
Then. they started to handsuff another
sailor. Meanwhile the prisoner snap
ped the handouts apparently as easy
as if they were made of twine. The
two prisoners finally were taken to
the station, but during the scrimmage
policemen had their helmets broken
and got many cuts. The prisoners
were paid off by the captain and they
will be araigned in the court.
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LABOR AND SOCIALISM.
Trades and Labor Council Block Pro
gramme Of Radical Element.

Livingston, Aug. 26-The proceed
ings of the Trades and Labor council
in session in this city Of unusual
interest today and attracted a large
number Of labor union members who
were anxious to learn the action of
the council in reference to the ques-
ton of socialism. It had been known
for some time that an effort would be
made to secure the endorsement Of
the council for the principles of the
socialist party and recommend separ-
ate political action. The trouble be-
gan this afternoon when a leading
member of the socialist party intro
duced a resolution practically tying
the Trades and Labor council of the
state tc, the socialist party. This
met with strong opposition and the
debate continued until late this at
ternoon, when the resolution was
finally adopted, but was so amended
as to kill its force and effect.
A rider was attched which admitted
that in approving the action of the
Denver convention in reference to So
cialism, they deny the right to con
troll any individual member or union
and simply recommend that unions
adopt a clear and distinct policy in
harmony with the spirit and letter of
the Denver organization.
Not Binding on Members.
The resolution as passed has no
binding effect whatever on organized
labor and leaves members Of all IN
ions to vote their honest sentiments.
regardless of any action suggested in
this convention.
The opposition to the resolution as
originally submitted came from rep
resentatives of various trades unions
who oppose separate political action.
A number of prominent members OF
the socialist party are on the ground
and have used their influence for the
adoption Of principles of the socialist
party and for separate political action.
1t has been apparent that the opposi-
ton to this action was in the minority
and it is a general surprise that they
should succeed in getting the resolu-
tion so amended as to kill its object.
The resolution as amended was
adopted by a vote of GA to Z.
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HAS SECURED NEW EVIDENCE.
Father of Roland 3. Moiineux Says
That He Is Innocent.


That He Is Innocent.
New York, Aug. 25.-General Ed
ward Molineux, whose son. Roland
B.. is in the tombs awaiting his sec
ond trial on the charge Of causing
Mrs. Kate J. Adams death, declares
he has secured new evidence, which
will be presented when the trial is
called in October.
Il know positively that my 0 is
innocent of the crime of murder" he
said. II have the absolute proof in
my possession"
It is more than ten months since
the court of appeals granted Molineux
a new trial. During that time the
general has worked up the evidence
through which he says he will estab-
lish the innocence Of his son beyond
the shadow of a doubt.
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RoER PRISONERS OF WAR.
All Will Not Be Liberated at Same
Time.

Washington, Aug. 25.-United
States Consul Merry at Colombo, Cey.
lon, where a large number of Boer
prisoners of war have been held, has
furnished the state department a copy
OF the official announcement made as
to the release Of the prisoners. Their
release will not take place at once.
but will depend on the readiness of
the colonial governments to receive,
as the circumstances of the new col
onfes do not admit of the return Of
unlimited numbers at one time. For
eign prisoners Of war, who do not
claim to be burghers, will not be al
lowed to return to South Africa. They
may leave Ceylon at once at their
own expense. Others may be handed
ove to their consuls il their govern
ments wish to make special arrange
ments for moving them, otherwise
they must wait until the British gov
eminent finds it convenient to re-
patrfate them.
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TO Be SPRUNG
AND LABOR coNvEN.
TioN OPENS At LIVINGSTON.
Conservative Men Will Oppose Reso-
luton Endorsing the Action Of
the Denver Convention.

Livingston, Aug. 25.-President
Frank c. Ives of Missoula called the
first session of the Montana State
Trades and Labor assembly to order
at noon today. The first business of
the session was the appointment of
a committee on credentials consisting
Of John McIlvaney, Missoula; G.. w.
Avery, Kalispell; Hon. John Huseby.
Helena.
The meetings are being held in the
Park county court house, the quarters
are good, well lighted and are excel
lent for speaking. The county COM
missioners have given the use of the
court house to the organization dur
ing the five days of the meeting.
Among those who are here looking
after their political fences are j.. A.
Ferguson, head of the state bureau
Of labor, agriculture and industry.
Dan Mcdonald is expected to come on
this evenings train. 1t is believed
that an effort will be made to put
through a resolution endorsing social
ism and reafirming the action of the
Denver convention. Conservative
men in the gathering oppose this step
and will fight it. It is believed at
this time that the socialist resolution
will not carry, if proposed.
w. w. WEIGH, state superintendent
of public instruction, is here as a
delegate to the gathering from the
Federal Labor Union Of Helena, as
is also Fred Sanbin of the Capital city.
The second session Of the conven-
ton met at 2 O'clock, and the commit
tee on credentials reported and the
president took up the matter of ap-
pointing the other committees.