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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-14

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g. ssae. are c1Srsgi hrler
SRA tlsket-- C1lc--is. Michigan
AZ va.e -t N,w Aylf 1aucafls ice. pony bet
rE3CisE2Micfs gan u baskets A. s-asI.
e-eazket craIes ~ asu9v anu --s-bu- uasA-t a.
&PFLEs-Ps- Dbl. hney ard l.rh e5iorsi a.
tL-es 't fA. see1 -
-PAliFiC COAST FRCITs-c1ur5raa par
OnrolEs AMI tgerrs d-I al 3 bl-rrs
ciausrIu At EaLI5. Flemish 6-aar, u Na4I5
massrat a. sLfEL~ H-I halt crate Peashss
washlng-ol Italian pruaes az s1asc peg box-
GRAB AFFLE-SnehiEan Hysloss - 80 a
LEMoNsIanania. r a Rs tor eao.cs
hlg siiy al E-59s aa1 VeHini al E5i
~0RANGES-Car los On 'rk. al $40 sr choice
an . ~ Gasy S-y Jamliea A. Sts4-0 On
0'ssSS gs5 s95 .s h iS s15,r,
coSoANCT-23gS foE L@9 In a Abo-ag
L5NEAEtEgLSE5s-slSraa a. SDas 5er
f9TAToE[Homsx early Ohio Al @a
str.g N2rt9eTn On TX 9nsr.t a. ~FUc tr
0SI6SESs : $3.50 ~ w Whs, i and
- tr red Sob North Missouri At SsGe. &C
sQIAsH-h0me crown a; EgEe Der bu- box
Tor summer hunharG a. 1C
- - ~ H@ AaAa w.
sTRING BEANs-Homs-sr0Vn a. scJaoe per
CABBkGE-on orders Egs peg crate. northern
a. tsasa pr ton fcr domestic and Ss9 Tor Hol-
sRCERERAUT-Nsv a, 81 per half-SsL aad
80 Der Dbl on orders higher.
GLMhD-E0ue- grown a. F-src per peek
tttL MhEkS-Qugre 81 EuL. PER bu. box
SWEET DIAIOES-NcllrW a. ac. quegu fe
s0c. Bermuda i3e. and re- Nauseu4o1d ~ JHJc
TONAToEs-Home-sIo~a a. @gloe per bG
loose
PARsNTPs-ae a bs box
k0HLEAHL-@G[ Or d9Z bunche-
Case. Fiat AT Eqfc and square cases az DEac
roots NJ S9Gfec a dozen
B~EETs-ssc per bbL. for homegrown; DBeDc
ckERoT[Norhera az 81 per u lbs. hone
TTcE-sseaay Quote homegrown a. sc
Der nu- box
PEPPERs-HOme-ssov n green At zgze per
III
EGGPLANr-Home-grown az slzsc Per bu.
loose. New Orleans Hg0c peg dol fancy large
higher.
sPINACH-Home-grovn at 0GIsc per bu- box
~TIENifS-New homegrown 81 L9[c Der ou
uoRsERXDIsH-logs Per e0l on orders
higher
GAELIC-New ORLEANS new az 5rfc per d 4
y CNTCN-uuLlu per crate.
MUSTARD GREES-fc a b. box
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. H-9L5 Per
crate.
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Nlsceuaneous Markets.

FEATHER-In demand. steady Prime live
60 ins IA p. n 49, ~ 81 Ns.ts ls2lE
\ s954e. w isq-s Xxx ioslE AXXN e
! Per cent On large - 49, Ozark -
DEERskiSs. ELC-Fune deersEins . -
ID. goat &c each. damaged Oat
BEksHs AN-Qgie az = ger ~. teT priHe =,
70 -. saearilnss AZ s. 10 L. dEy stock. fallen
R~0oTsGGiassns Al; from p-Js: lady slip.
Ter a. ec sense GIEcs p.nS at le s.ta-n 80
:. bark q tTes SIC: blod AZ D.: blue aag Al
I .~sssafras bars q Wild ginger al Sc snake
NfL9W sEEI-At SD VsE 10 Ms -.
LlNsEtD Raw ~ @S' boiled a. SC
sT69BP 6~TAYsaH5 EsF b. ,,a. No. p.
for No I ani ieac tr No =; small QUANTITIES. &c
Per 10 %2fsj IN 70 49, - So.
white AZ. winter yellow 81: winter white 80
HoTs&NsS-SeN Yrs a; ssszse; Western at
27a1c BavarEll az 1.eEc
Per b6L. 8 ser bsI asrs ;hls Sic
DRIED GREEN fEASJse5t & from st2rs:
Ordinary at 10. scotch N-Nei-T5- split 3.
WHITE BEANs-Hand-pieksd rsaus IN a small
rs Per bu. machire-Pckgd ar I%mS
forais pink a. sse. leHtis At A.: New forS
sIJERkRAUT-To ,obbsrs a. uE per haic
bbL, s2A per Dbl. On oricrs dealers charge 50
fo5 h2iyes and rs t9E Sasts -,b, amber loa.
lie; fancy white clover IL. southern N co.'s
~ III MAHE. 10 cans aMaELm NaNA.aAH "H M"
sassiins Sc, VEST b,ssk "a lassed
ash' 81 M '5aA vine saaerkaa1 g:
pickle Sc sait f7gr ~ bs.d 5 - sl
Mos2Grsv mixed iisRtSe:, gay broHn and
black mixed 2 Xxx a 4a SXXS a. tS
sSc: Inferior picked -: ga o,,- -
ton: Fair SS6D: common 3hHS; choice at -
e5scs rTc-P-r 10 rs: C,untry rars u &c.
old rPe 70 I Manila no. No 2 AZ &c; rubber
a. s5Sfs-chdice bleaehsd at SIS Per ton: other
ki sSR I'm nos 81 70 AASD METAL-Pe Per 100 lbs.
and bTsaksss s. stove &c burt =: lShI
brass $. heavy b5as O'p - -hS 81.
Pofr6RN-NeW wife az pe. - he
PE4NiTs1we Quote. Fa-uers stock-Red a,
iEgS Hsr q W. NJ In cr,,-, 81.
~ s t4rf rh.I ana 70 f'r eft shell
CTDER-sold at IaLG per soL
HICKORY NuTs-WS quote per bu. al Nr for
AK e cASE sEED-Best bd a, NJ PER
20 25lRGHUN-Prius new aaotasie At soGzse per
sM,p1r sUGAR AND sIRUP-Ne~ sugar at
s. ser r.. Canadian AZ IL. maple strip AZ Hp
80 SrEDs-Timo.hy At Gssa11o clover
E0q9 -asE rsltsP 70
bhL. ~ uZ. min run nuit hLL e. 30: beer keg
a ti2als: lard nesSe = -; pSrS Dbl a rs
i5iT-inc6 stock Tor apple Dol sc; Nc ? 40. w;
F1sar ' sSf' ssisS f5S sSospe5: E0ss Tor HsSa e.
ts-b6L SO eolei ehg 3: oak and tisrce. cooper
S1Ss6SsSptfSGE@Isrd tcs- at-sLa Tor wood and
rs Tor lson halnd bhls pork hbls AZ g9EG{
~. siSeE voTk-Round-hoop norr hblS &c:
~at-trn d.. gle. f-bhla SC meal
RNGGtNSS = Sisi I'm. al : i-ise. ira
cotton lies at tlc7fs. Hemp tvine s.
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By TeIeEraph.
REPUBLIc SPECIALS

SPECIALS.
AsmshlS Tenn, OCT n-The river here stands
last e hours Tne stacker Lee arrived tins after
ehAndlss for tbs place and returned at 5s1
R-,as = Tar TIP The Kate Adams de-
~ ne James Les DEPARTED a. s ? m fSr
5 ,. m. fer Ashlort me ssdis - dsgSrts5 ~
: p m tgE suiton- The sun departed at D
delayed on account " r5ustab0ut trouble. vii
pToe4oly set away tn the mo.ning. The GeorEla
eargo. she returns to-morrow evening. Recelpts
81 coitcs M y 70 y neiss soSoa- ~ bags
SsiFo. H. Oct Zine nye< gauge reads ls5
1SsS1 SnS~raE a All o. . q q FOX In the lass
H PaepeNe arrived from the Lover Mississippi
Of lumber. The GovsTasSsnt bal Patn Jns sTsss
from tie Lover AiSsis aippi al Iea a n and
Fdiz arrived from tie Lever Mis.i,s.p1I AZ M
~, Win two bases Of legs and one barre OF
Logls At p n with a tow Of four barEss Tor
NsS 0gieH.s he Zoe Fowler has taken the
ancah Trade and was In And out on time. ne
, n. With a tow 81 empty easI hhShqsa a. 80
Harry Green and Henry wilbur VIII pilot her
Padasah, KY, Oct D-Rver gauge reads 81
feet The Joe Fowler arrived from Evansville
he PisSs .. uths J. b 3. 1 Rieb lsft ISs c-rS9 sIo II
for ETansTi1i Il a. Pte 81 S "a M KS J9s3 s; H9Ekins lst,
Bgttorn left Tor .clErkETnie AZ y m. TO-DAY. the
r ISE iho O'Per On" Business on the river fFoa'
VIcksourF. Miss. Oct r-Ths rauee today
saeTsd - seei a rise o. 3 OF 4 foot; Belle q
Gown last night with 200 bales fr New orleans
and 80 sacks q SEED The Senator Cordiu
arrived ana Cleared for SatcheZ- The VcksburE
took the Garoish levee OUTFIT 70 the upper bends
On her TIP out yesterday. Reese PritchErd -
Due from Nazoo River.
Cape Girardean. No. Oct Rms Grey EaEle
did not leags for St Louis IN 1850 last niEht.
faIiins- wsaSaes sl9 SR a. ana ?; e6 "a Tns river Is
Bnrlingt9n Ia Oct rEThe r1vsr, fen -
mark OF lssA Weather clearing aud colder. The
Eioiee In and out from Eeokuk The NAY 3.
and Mountain Belle with - strings Of lumber
chester. IN. Oct. n1Rt-- s.rsnr. ruaE. Is
feet. weather fair. Beats up: Chester. 9 last
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FRATERxAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
LEGION OF HONOR
LIEUT.. ALFRED ALOE WEEDS.
Bride Is Mrs. Minnie Campbell
Whitbeck Of Texas.

News was received in St Louis yesterday
Of the marriage OF Lieutenant Alfred Aloe.
brother OF Louis P. Aloe. Election Commits
sioner. to Mrs. Minnie Campbell Whitbeck
Of Texas The couple are now at Chicago.
but viii arrive In St Louis In a few weeks
The bride is wealthy and OF social promi-
hence IN Texas. Lieutenant Aloe met her in
California while he was on his way 10 the
Philippines. Upon his return he was sta
toned at Fort Bliss.TeX- Mrs Whitbeck IS
the owner Of a large plantation near the
fort, and lived there during the ummer.
fho,rb he Ensuy Nc b-ofhe- Us - va
soon. he did not know the exact date. and
the news came as q surprise.
Lieutenant Aloe was one OF the drst CT tbs
St Louis volunteers 10 60 to the front At
the outbreak OF the Spanish-Americau War.
He served In Cuba with distinction aud won
promotion. After the hostilites at
ago he vas sent TO the Philippines
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.
wasMar,an. OF. p-rosass,:

WashluFt1n. Oct. L-Forpcast;
For A~laslul-Fair Tue.llE warmer 10 vest
r,rian- Nelrc7lay Jar. RsifueE ~ east per
ILuE.
For Eastern Tczas-Fa.r Tresfly. except show
eEs 90 tl- coast. cooler il HHlHt @ p'tLau. NAHL
o. tf-sn u-.th Winds Neirasty nu- warner
Ia interior.
For iziaos-Fair Tu-slly. cooler m extreme
fair. WARMER.
For I0Wa-Fair. warmer TUESDAY. wednesday
fair
For iErieu Territory. ArSau Ls AMI o. tha-1a-
F4sr Tuesday AMI Mtll.slHs.
cHs M-inr-las Nlr
Ply As-rHru 44Na--f.sr lE"s.4l warner 70
IlEfH EHftI.l. MHIr--IaE fHlr-
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Weather conduas ruled the local market FOR grains yrterday TIE net result or a
i7Hy good Says adm was IN advance in wheat and decline In corn. Ia wheat
there was some buying At the oiening, mainly on the strength Il reports Of rain overt the
portion OF the belt This 1t vas thought might Interfere with the movement oil
ire crn The increase In te visible supply during the week was smaller than had
th preictet Later there was rather brisk scIug on predictions Of favorable" weather
bt only q portion OF the eahy appreciation was lost
com was almost entirely in the hands Of the professionals There were rev oN
side orders After an advance in the first hour reports arr me crop had started TO
move and tnt weather would e favorable for shipment caused j. sharp recession
Dec "hGto opened &c ~ and closed Ec ~
Dec corn opened AcJp ad closed TSc up
Dee. oats closed &c or
Receipts OF produce were moderate and prices were generally steady to uma over
Sal secI1res though again on the Town turn. were we'll absshed-
f@iada shank a@lugs were STls&. haiancesS @%SL Discount rates ersT ea'y
~ and @ per cent
SPOT cotton was quiet and unchanged in The local market
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ZULEAA LODGE NO. 81. K. OPP.
- meets Monday evening. October u IN Hah
No. / tenth floor century bgilolng. al s
O'Clock Work IN rank Esquire. Member
and visitors cordially invited 10 arrend-
nOCTOR L z LEHMBERG, c G
Atiest: O. N Brook K Of p q S
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New York. O1 B.-Bgtter-Reoeipts as
pkEs erm~r. state dairy 1GSc ms ex-
1 ira. -. creamery. common - choice. 1RG29Eo
/ Cheese-Eeceip-s s6s pkgs nrm:, fancy nrgs
/ rancv small. cuIored and white. 12lc.
Cn.rago. Oct Hon the produces ExchangS to
] =. dalres Lgzc. Cheese steady at Dheuac.
! Philadelphia Pa. Oct D-Butter hrm, 20
| higher. extra Western creamery &c; %. nearby
| creams. prime small ~ GIEisc: do. fair TO rood
70 seed iarre uarEc.
EIgtn Butter Market.
ElE1. IL. Qct B-Butter advanced 10 ca u
Board % Trade to-day. There were no To1srfnE1
and she market was declared arm at HE. Saie4
clr the week l5s.oCO rs
Sugar.
Nev York. Oct. Is.-Surar nominal; fair ~
fnins g; centriTagal. - test. 3F43 Sisc: mo-
iasses suSar sac refined steady.
kettle 2isa3 s-l6c: open Kettle centrfnnEai IRSIos
centritugzl yellow 3ssaF 9-isc: seconds IHasEe,
Mass dull. centrifugal Sel5G SaEUD nominal
r~urpentine and ROsin-
New York OCT. Ia-Turpentins nm. s+CN7sa
cha-lestSa. s. G. Oct D-TuDsaahs EmS
ne $50 F:sis an a. OF 9aeenFBED;ERfgR. fR ne
y $50: " @ rs. " " st10.
Petroleum..
New York Oct B-Petroleum Arm
ul city. Pa Oct ll-Credt BALANCES II:
Ia Runs EZG. average s.os7.
Wool.
New YORK. Oct. u-wool quiet
Hides and Leather.
New York oct. 2-Hides and leather quiet.
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Reper.ed ty C. h. Walker 4 %. No $40 North
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PRIsoNER-HUSBAND is SUED.
Wife Asks Divorce From William
Bennett Of De HodiamOnt.

William Oscar Bennett OF De Hodiamont.
who IS IN Jail IN Clayton on a charge of
disturbing the peace OF his wife. Mary Z
Bennett. was served with divorce papers
yesterday.
40 years ago she sued her husband for
divorce. but mutual friends brought about
q reconciliation Last Saturday she fled
another petition asking for severance OF
marital relations. Sunday she had him
locked Up.
Bennett did not have notice OF his wife's
intention until he. read t. IN The Republic
Sunday morning. He Immediately sought
his wife and expressed his opinion OF her
action, with the result that Mrs. Bennett
visited Justice Campbelrs ONCE and got a
warrant Now the husband win have TO
answer TO 4 disturbance OF the peace charge
October i. and after that 70 an allegation
OF general i~ndlgnities IN q divorce suit
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Army Orders
REpunrlc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct. 12.-Army orders were
issued to-day. as follows.
Coionel Eli HnEEiuE. Second Csysiry. i de-
tailed as q member q the examlninE board con-
yeued az Port Meyer. Va. September - vice
Major Frederick Sibley. Eleventh CHvairy.
Sscord Lieutenant Charles Herr. Tweury-secnnd
Infantry. Is transferred 70 the Tenth Infantry.
ana VIII b assigned 70 a company BY his reg
lmeutai crmn1auler.
Tse leave graused Lieutenant Colonel Geor-e
Anderson. sixth Cavalry, September p is eX-
tended two months.
First Lieutenant George Bowman. Fifteenth
Cavalry. upon the expiration OF his present sick
leave. VIII ioin his regiment In the Philippines.
FIRST Lieutenant Jennings Wilson. Eighth IN
pauy r Of that regiment.
The leave grartcd CAPTAIN Willis Thine IF
teeuth Infantry. Is extended two mouths
The extension Of leave granted FIRST Leuten-
ant Frederick Koch. Philippine scouts. Is further
extended one month.
Mafo- John 4 MefEwrr Volunteer surgeon q
hnnora1ly discharged from the service OF tns
quired.
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PORTO RICO POLITICAL RIOTS.
Republicans and Federals at War
One Killed, Several Hurt

san Juan. Porto Rico. Oct R-rhere wers
riotings and shootings at political meetings
In several towns yesterday The most ssrf-
oRs disturbance was at GuayamA A large
mob or Republicans near there attacked
three prominent Federals. among whom waa
the local president OF the party. Roma
guerra The Federals returned the IRE of
their opponents and killed Elias Santos. =
Republican. and wounded others. Roma
guerra was wounded The three Federals and
eleven Others were arrested and placed II
1aL
In q shooting affair at Bayanon two men
we're wounded, and at Humacao shots were
fired in various parts OF the city, but there
were no casualties
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evening; Dolphia. and tow. s10 4 n: GRAY
Eagle. 40 a IT. General CASEY and tow. I'D
= m
Grand Tower. m. oct. z.-Gr-y Eagle up NJ
40 a. m Dolphin 80. ? Ut late last INSECT tfE
Or clifton down iast night ne gauge r-als
7, Feet and tllug. Weather clear aud pleas
TttshdrE, Pa. oct i3-River 81 feet: station
Egy- Cloudy. clcI.
Wheeling, ". Va. Oct B-Rivers feet. using
Cloudy. cole.
Cincinnati. o.. oct Iz-Rfver s SO feet fRl-
Ing. clear and cuaI
Louisville. Ky. OF. G-Rlver sisi'E. in canal
4 feet . ineLt. uu fails o. feet 3 lnchrs' '~4'"
locks : feet = inches. Clear AMI cooler
Evansville. Iul-.. oct. L-EIscr -. Stationary.
t4uulV. cooler
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cAYLEYS SLAYER SURRENDERs
Butte Editor Claims BE Killed in
Self Defense.

Butte. Mont. Oct III. W. Kelly. c.ty
editor OF the Butte Intermountain Who
shot Doctor H. A cayley In the Broadway
fats here Saturday night. surrendered 20
the police this noon. He will MEAD 80
defense. 1t Is said that Doctor CayIsv No
was taken TO a private hospital Is dead.
but the police are unable 20 learn deauifcfy.
as they have been refused admlss.on 70 the
hospital.
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=

heads and legs ln Ola ...a- steady az lIi1r.
spring chickens 1l tr U----s b. Tur-eJ- lr
al. ulrFz LLe
gau--Tr-r Republic -l.taa selected sweet ouv
uuckF-AlllaE4. rrr l-r So. alae-a4uE teal 40.
Er-tl-uILg teal $40. utNH. E CANVAS bach -.
red heads S. vuHiDIrA S. jack slipr SI5s. piHyer
$40 deer carclEe-.-r-t TO-. &c. veussuu s1ii's
Gr piss NJ tl- per head.
frarl fl=l-IIHtr Hf .a- .HlrH. bass at
rral1 st r. fa- au-u 90 &c fcr large drss-ed
eat 40 .E- sI.HulL lur 90 f uIIr.. .-
drsrst! 10 - aat Erls- -- Ir uurtl1-rrass u.s.
a dressed 90 = lHr NEr. ~a-4 e.. Cor rr4ll.
German .t-p-lres-I % o. sUet at r. r-1-s at
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Penaions for sOuthwesterners.


Washington. Oct. B-Pensions AVE been
granted Sogthwe sterners as follows:
Missour-Francis NJ. Cullum. GrEysyfue 81:
John 81. Brewer. Caiueville. ~: H-rman Tel
man. Mars Home 81. Albert G. Osborne, Sc
>eaiin- IS Caries CgWden mi =; Emo a
Ezeklel D smith, Gatewood. So William ~
Bcsrick. Washburn. so. James kirEpatrtck. W II
mathsvfle 81: Luther s. Place, Campbell. $40.
Jacob B. Eva1s. 81. Louis, SO. William d. : al
Ter. Pspe. so: Andrew ]. Andersen Half Way.
s.: Henry hickman. Columhia s.: William K.
johnson. Narougile. 80. Cornelius BellyilA
Duncan. 80: James W gyms. Trenton 80;
Riley r. White. FredericksburE. fGs Newton
Calpiu. Gailatin. 81: William Tame Grlndln.
81. minors OF Robert RooE Sivan Springs SIS,
sarah A. Thornton Light s.: C0rneiis A Bingie.
AfkansasEiosh w. Pierce walnut Ridge. Sc:
James Level. Little Rock. s.. Jacob 3 lever.
Poplar Grove. 80. Wesley Richardson StrHwhsr-
II. s.: Robert q. Lutrel. Gillian. s.: Jonn W
F1ippo. Harrison. AZ; LJusnEo D.. Monde, Wheel
e. SO.
T-xs-wmiam wisterziL San Antonio. s..
John Trleuar. Dallas. 81.
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ST. Louis Future PrIees.


Butter Arm. ouoations. Cr-smcry-Evtra ZzI
sfe. uEts zE4c ssclniE lsf3c- Dtry-E1la
- flGc. nrsts belle. greass &C. Ladir-pacSed-
EStss Isglc. 4usts rGEc couutry-Ch0lce lie;
poor % fair salic.
locnl and LfN through 7ni1p-l IN
Chces-JobhlhE: Twins a. Ec- sinrles IKE.
cairsas Efsc- y. A u &c. Ing horn lac
EImhurrsr Iir Swiss-New York a. l-aIfc.
choice Ola a. lf1iTc. brick Ike
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RrIn.nING PERMITS.

Fedeal Investment Comuany. four --o-~tory
Esen
ROYAL Investment Company. thrrs-soT brick
dwelling. E11 West Pine sInGn-
Jossph .Snddcnderi after tWo-rtoy brick
dwelling, Temp and Llf. Si.s-s
Russell Real Estate and Investment Co-rauy.
i've two-s;oy brick dwellings. S1c-1-1-F9-s3
Connecticut. 81 ou0
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Contractor. blamed for Death.

St Joseph, No. oct. E-The Coroners
jury to-day placed the blame for the death
OF John RumrS- who was killed by a fall
ing roof IN the National Bank OF 81. Joseph
building last Thursday. on &
Bloom, the roofing contractoS Il was
stated that the accident was due 20 tnsuffi-
cient scanoldine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-14

Washington. Oct. E3.-After the usual sum.
mer recess the United States Supreme Cour-
recOnveued to-day for the October. No bugi-
ness beyond the admission OF new member,
OF the bar was transacted.
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Newrpaper Man AppoIutrd.

Washington. Otc. R-The President TO-
a appointed Henry L. West to BE- Com
missioner Of the District OF Columbia. 10
succeed John n. Ross. Mr.. West "a =
prominent newspaper man OF this city.
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To start n school paper.

KIT IDLIL ALLLNA
Virginia, H.. Oct. I2-county school SUI
perIntendent Albert Hinners viii issue a
new monthly publication. entitled s'Cass
County School News" The first issue will
appear October =.
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RepubIIean. NomInate sImp.oa.

IlHaN NDIIN @l-LN@
vIncennes. Ind, Oct 1s-Henry NJ. sImp-
son, 4 prominent farmer. and proprietor %
the Knox Nurseries. was to-day nominated
by the Republicans for Senator from the
counties OF Knox and Sullivan. The district
e Democrauc By a Big majority.
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sIck Van waIked Thirty-rwo Ml1e,

Alto Pass. III. oct. IS-Frank smith. =
wel-knoTn painter here, walked home from
cape Girardeau, Mo-, thlrty-two miles. YES
to-day. in six hours. The most astonishing
I'M about IL Is that ne was sick and IN
able 10 work when he started.
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Dry Goods.

NoT York. Oct f1-The demand today has not
changed e any extent In chzracfef. a moderAts
business passinr In staqlc and fancy cottona.
Tone and prices nrm- Aavauces Of Nc leportsd
IN Riverside piaids. Danvine piaads. RtSerzds
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STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO. g.
Impr0zsd Order % Red Asa- meets
Ninth and Market streets First
Thursday OF each month. Adoption
deEres. second TFu sday. NHrricr'a
degree: third ThaFsdey. Chiefs de-
gree. fourth THURSDAY. tribal buHl-
ness. visftsnr chiefs Invited 10 eur councflE.
9 4 TOvnssnd c q
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HEr e-uES EttrNAy mArAeo I@s lens'
indicating a fan o. IL foot In the list - hours.
Business along TIE Lvee yesterday vas fair.
Weather cool
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Herbert Presented 10 Pre.ide,,
snnrrme Cnnrf Rernnrenr.

Washington. Oct. 135Slr Michael Her.
bart, the new British Ambassador. was pre-
seated to the President to-day.
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TRIBE OF III HUR.

oURT. 40. 81 TRIBE OF BES
H1r. meets tonight. Jenefs1n snd Cas- avenues.
wElruus. j. v. &A5ORS. Chtof.
y. Roz styles. seEb% a. sasridAD Evsnna-
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BOSTON The Executive Committee O.,
the National Education Association has an
nounced the felectson OF Boston as the place
OF tho next convention. July s TO 70. 1900
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WICHITA. KAS.-In the case OF man
dauus to compel the Secretary OF State 10
place both the Democratic and PoDulist
tickets upon the ballot. Judge Dale. before
whom the case was heard, decided that he
had no jurisdiction.
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Francs BRO & Co 10. "a SS-tb Eo1-,b -,Iss-
Sew YORK oct u-Tas t-IdnE far Londo6
hi-raEe houses had selling order, While Others
telEut On th" decline IR- resIlt wss mAu
puTclzs=s ca balance
one o. The weak features q the ,sreaoou wa
most o. them to the sueCt mat the pooi rad SeSsf
obuged 20 ughten IL cad Thl5 was met BY
SOFA oaJ az much hghsr asa1ss and at ~
nrn q brokers enp!oyed In the mal4puiau1n Ok
TIE. -Spck u the last tao y=ars had been larrs
support and scaled bGying osds-s wee 9 easpicn.
s~poasIole Tor the afternoon rally.
PaaI5In common with the res OF tbs
EHrket s. Paul vas weak = tie early trading.
s9qsss and BY room traders WIS sss % sT1-
d~eseioped that prominent s,ansaTa on inssrestS
had been the principal sellers iass week TIE
suyins AZ TIE low level was said 10 Be OF A.
Aa;hracite stoeks-Tre anthraci;s veo.srs var
among re leaders N the A4yernoaa rally. Dea-
was good buying q Reading al through me
eided 70 grant an the demands q the men ex-
eep,iag the reecgnition o. nc union was taken
Lhe rep1J was deHicd later BY me Operators,
aotv ithstariinr
Urion Pssin-on- q ta- socks tn which thers
Wa Enicn Pa-iac- KUHN. Loeb a Co. were b.
tais dsint sFsvsat - stOeE nm i.elsSiag'
Lhsre vas eScelleot buying % The e0nvrSibls
Snseeusneogszsoms. comment vas sxsitsd By
q Bro, said 20 - Tor Mr. Gcuid, The after
5oon rally vas .ia-tsd sy a ssneIai buying move
money rates declined % 6 per cent
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vIENNA-The Ncue Freis Presse. IN a
dispatch from Belgrade. announces tina the
Sery1a Cabinet has resigned
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OF HONOR,
TEMPLAFs

ASYLUM ASCAI3oS cosrgaSnrPv
Nc. 10. k T.-Fraters Of thig cof1--o-5,
49, cry are hereby notified AMI esrnaefiv -
asylum. Gran5 49, y aei-efess Uniform at
t9oer a 1 oiciock. p m sharp, for the rvrfs1ss
Eui-hf Wm Sbh-t q GU Warder. Sr
-. v~Tu - -csaINl 44r peHlplar burial serv-
rers - sfetc- Us comAlln1erF. Fra
Titsd 10 ssssns R ~ are eonteodsiy IN
~ b HaWken- Recorder.