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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Large CROWDS

Are patroniEing the Saengerfest: also The
German-American Doctors at 500 Olive st
Their Offices are crowded from morning till
night with sufferers from chronic dlisea sc.
These Specialists offer to the afflicted
FREE CONSULTATION. X-RAY EXAM
NATION. ADVICE and TREATMENT
uiFilt cured TO all applying before $50 D. m.
saturday, June 10Th.
This Is not charity offer. but made for
the sole purpose of introducing their New
Method Treatment TO the rich and poor
alike. If you are sick, Respondent and dis
couraged. they can cure YOU il il is within
The power of mortal man to do so. Re
member. consultation. N-ray examina-
ton, advice and treatment is absolutely
free, during the time above specified. If
YOU are unable 10 call. write. They have
thousands OF letters on file from cured pa
tents in all parts OF the world subject to
YOUR inspection. II your case is not too
complicated. YOU can be cured at home
Address The German-American Doctors, 500
Olive St. opposite p o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
GRADUATING CLASS OF 818.
Senator Quarles Delivers Address
at Ann ArbOr.

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 1s-Upited States
Senator ]. V. Quarles. Michigan alumnus
of 1888. delivered the commencement grafton
at the University of Michigan to-day. The
graduates numbered SIS. In his grafton Sen
ator Quarles took up the trust question. and
said:
Whatever may be the ultimate influence
of trusts on society. the steady process of
consolidation is making every department
of business more complicated and superin-
tendence more difficult. Brains never before
commanded SO high a premium. and an ed
ucated man never had SO many avenues
open to him outside the learned professions
There is at least some comfort in the
fact that intellect has never been organized
into trust. The educated man will be-
come not only independent, but indispens-
able"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
BUILDING OPERATIONS RESUMED.
East st. Isuis Realty Sold at nm Adj
yanced Price.

The first large deal in real estate In East
St Louis since the flood was made yester-
day by Fink & Co. who sold the five dou-
BILE one-story frame houses on Tenth street
between Lake avenue and Lynch avenue.
from Edmund Huelbig to George W. Brich-
Ter. The consideration was 5000. The
ground is 1875 by lS5 feet.
W. f. TrautEn1n bought the corner lot
at Seventeenth street and Rock road from
l.. f. Schaeffer for $40 front foot. The
property fronts fifty feet on the Rock road
and runs back on Seventh street to an al
ley. 1t was bought by ScilaeTer about a
month ago for SO front foot.
The first building permit since the flood
was issued by City Clerk Thomas ]. Will
liams. 1t was to Oscar Bricc and is for a
two-story brick building. which is to be
erected on the Rock road between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. The first
floor Will be used for store and the second
moor for residence purposes. 1t will cost in
the neighborhood OF 5000
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
SPAN,

MISUNDERSTANDING Bros.
RARCELONA-Credit Lyonnais-
EARCELONA-Jose Sierra V Font.
BARCELONA-Banco Hispano-Colonial.
CADIZ-Jose Esteban Gomez.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mosley & Co.
observation-disclosures Cook Son. WATERFORD
street.
IIJ-EJ.VA-Thomaa Morrison & Co. Ltd.
JERFZ DE LA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co.
MATRID-Credit Lvonnais.
NJ DRID-Thonas Cook Son. Carrera de
San Geronimo
MALAGA-Rein V Co
SAN SERASTIAN-Credit I.yonnais.
SANTANDER-Hijos de Doriga-
SEvILI.A-Credit Lyonnais.
SEvILI.A-Edmond Noel
SEvILI.A-MacAndrew 4 co.
VALENCIA-Cred!t Lyonnais
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He published volume completing Col

He published volume completing Cole
ridges Christabel. which has been pro
nounced by poetic critics of Boston to be
a dignified and worthy conclusion of the
great English authors poem; Mr.. Turk also
wrote several plays. One Is now under
Consideration by Mansfield. Another
sI.arceIot and Guinevere''-was sent to
Austin Latchaw. the dramatic critic OF
Kansas City. who thought it so well done
that he offered to assist the young writer
in staging 1t.
A, the funeral the officiating minister;
the Reverend R. T. Caldwell. read the dead
writer's poems on "Immanence."
Mr. Turk was a brother of Miss Jennie
Turk. teacher in the Kansas City public
schools.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Children of the East st. Louis public schools
are requested to call at the schools TODAY for
their annual reports. Owing to the food and the
attendant excitement there will be no closing
exercises
Thomas knoebel of East st. Louis has been
elected president of the Illinois Pharmaceutical
Association.
Miss Catherine L. Dooley and Thomas Small
were married yesterday afternoon at St pat
rick's Church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
ReIIexiIle News Notes.

The Belleville Bank and Trust Company has
been notified that the examination into its af-
fairs was satisfactory to the State Auditor and
a charter has been issued TO the new concern,
which will open for business in a few weeks
-Hecker Post. G. a. r.. will hold its regular
meeting tonight.
Fire in the basement of c. ]. Scheerer's gro
Gerry caused loss of about 800
St I.uke's Schools will hold their closing eI-
erc;ses Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pearl NJ Garrett of East St. Louis Wis
tied Bellevilie friends Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
AUSTRIA HUNGARY.

AUSSIG-Arglo- Austrian Bank ~,
BIELITZ-Handels & Ge"etpe Bank Ut II. boeH
mische Union Bank;
BRUNS-AnElo Austrian BANK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. treditanstait
RI.NN-Roehrnische Union hank
fDAPFST-Angln-Austrian Bank
BUDAPEST - Peter. Ungarische Commercial
Bank. -,,.
BI DAPEsT-Thomas Cook Son; l Vigadoter.
ChRI.SBAD-Oesterr. Credltahstait.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eseornpte BANK.
CARI-SBAD-Alfred Schwalb Bank
FRANXEN BAD-Wiedernann q Co.
acknowledgements Union Bank.
INNSBRUCK-M Loewe.
-Boehmische Union Bank.
IEMRERG-Ossterr. Creditanstalt
YARIENBAD-Stlngl& Stern Bank
MARIESBAD-J. Heller & SOM.
OI, MI-ETZ-Boehmische Union Bank.
PRAGUE-Ang,o-Aus Bank
PRAGUE-Boehnsche Union Bank.
Credtanstalt.
RFICHENBERG Creditanstat.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Bank.
RJIMBU RG-Boehmische Union Bank.
Spaengltr Bank.
SaAZ-Boehrlische Union Bank.
TEPLITZ-Anglo-Austrtan BANK.
Observation-Disclosures bank
TR!FSTE-Oesterr. Creditanstait.
Creditanstalt Bank.
acknowledgements Union Bank.
VIENNA-AnTlo-Au Bank
EIENNA-Ossterr. CreGitanstalt
vJFNNA-Thomas Cook & Son. Stephansplatk
JIENNA-M. Thorsch .'oehne-
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Russia.

nAKC-Nori;sche Bank.
RIALISTOK-Rigaer Commerzbank.
RORISSOGLEBSk- Bank.
DWINSK-Rigaer Cornmerzbank.
IWER-Nordische Bank.
JELETZ-Nordische Bank.
KtSAN-NoTdische Bank
koSLOFF-Nordisch Bank
LIBAC-Rigaer Commerzbank.
LODZ-Rigaer CCmmerzbank.
MiNSK-Ncrdieche Bank
Observation-Disclosures Bank
MOSCOW-Credit Lyonnais.
MOSCOW-Wogau & Co.
ODESSA-Credit Lyonnais,
RIGA-Rigaer CommerZbank.
ST RSBCRG-Nordische Bank
ST. PETERSBCRG+Cr LyonnaiS.
ST RSBCRG-Wogau & Co.
WOROSESCH-Nord Bank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
YOUNG WRITER PASSES AWAY.
William Turk Dies at the Age of y
Years.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Macon. Mo-, June 1s.-William Turk. q
years old. who died at his home here Tues
day night. was buried to-day. Since the
age of IL Mr.. Turk had been a sufferer
from rheumatism and was dependent upon
a wheeled chair for locomotion. Reading
and writing were the two great pleasures
of life that remained for the young in
valid. and they became his passions He
began with current literature and light
novels. but soon assembled into higher
realms. and hardly a great master on any
subject had escaped him at the time of his
death.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Eureka College.

Eureka. ILL.,, June 1s.-The commencement,
exercises Of Eureka College were held at
the Tabernacle this morning. After invoca-
ton by N. S. Haynes of Lincoln. Neb.. the
address Of the day was delivered by w
Universal Art" and short addresses were
made by Professor H. NJ. Shafer of San
Diego, Cal: ]. H. Rowell. Bloomington: ].
n. Garrison, St. Louis. Mo-, and J. g.
Waggoner, Eureka President r. E.
Hieronymus presented diplomas to the fol-
lowing graduates: R. D. Mccoy. Gerlaw
Toulon: o. L. Smith. Topeka: ]. D. Delhi,
Eureka: ]. NJ. Horne. Mount Pulaski; H.
A. Cotterell, Kingston. Jamaica; Lee Har-
rod, Eureka; B. L. Wray. Eureka: Rodney
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
WILL DEFY COUNTY FARMERS.
Smith, Letter Carrier, to Ride in
an Automobile

D. Morgan Smith, mail carrier on rural
delivery route No. 2, will deliver mail in an
automobile to-day.
Smiths route runs over the Clayton and
connecting roads west of Clayton There
is a deep hatred among the farmers to
whom he delivers toward automobiles For
more than a year. they have been asking
the county authorities to keep them off the
public roads.
Smith has friend In St. Louis who owns
an automobile and who wanted to take a
ride over the country. He asked Smith to
vitation. The outcome of to-day's delivery
is awaited with interest by those who are
familiar with the feeling against the autos
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Sacred Heart Seminary.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
St Joseph, Mo-. June H.-The annual COM
mencement exercises of the Seminary of
the Sacred Heart were held at 3 o'clock this
afternoon in the assembly room of the
academy.
Tomorrow the Catholics of the city will
celebrate the golden jubilee of the semin-
ary which was founded fifty years ago.
and the Feast of the Sacred Heart will be
participated in by the clergy of the city
and the sisters or the Sacred Heart
Miss Marie S;uppy and Miss Anna Nc
Donald were graduated from the seminary
this year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
GERM

Ehsinissae
ALT0NA-F,iliae der Drssdner Bank
BADEN-BADEN--O berrheinische Bank.
BADEN der Rheinische Diseon-
EAPEN;RApEN- c. JoerseE. Banauier-
BEHLIN-Dresfner Bank. %. Behren st-asse
BERLIN-Direction der Observation-Disclosures.
FRLIN-GebruGeT sehick!sr. Is Gs.raud..n
EE EE Saes & CO;
hH0SSNRfF.se aaak
IREMEN-Bremer Bank. Fill der Dresdaer Bark.
BB REsI y :, LgerInan & sohn Pos'fach ALL
BRAgNScHWEIG- tisbruedsr Loebbecks Co.
cARLSRrHE- Karlsruhe.
Ci.i:II-1 ,ti, Goldschmidt.
cOBtRG-Schraidt & Hoffman.
cc0BLENZ- Rheinische piscon;o-Gesellschaf:.
cologne tcoELNo-Then,as Cook & Son. i.
co 9I;I2GSs: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Disconso-Ge-
COLOGNE tcoELN) A. .schnanhausen'sches
pETMoLB -DfqFstdfsa f BANK. Aank'
DRESDEN-Dresdner Bank. . KoeniE Johann
DREsDEN-Dresdner Bank Branch. 49, Prayer
pTssELDoRF-Berssch Maerkische Bank.
p d RG1BeEFfsch Maerkisehe Bank
FL BERFELD-Bergisch Maerkische Bank.
EYs HAPLL ki 1sh asss.-hsFS'Sn S'eA'e'
ERE'l RT-Privat Bank gu Gotha
GesslIsehaft IS Seue Mainzers.rasse. D'sc'"''
F fRRaaNSkEE0RT A. M,Keeh L.usssen : G.;
FRANKFORT A. M--Moritz Sachs. 1s. Scheme
FRANKFORT BANCROFT A. M.-sachs Hochhemer. II.
EkERks F Eses9 sspt srs4i bank
E .fbT2I l. R.-oberrheinische Bank.
RTH-Mittedeutsche Credi,bank.
SSoIHAn p, Bank zu Gotha.
G0ERLlIZ.E.chborn & Co.
G22IEJdT,iNGEN-H. F. Klettwig & Reibste!a. >.
HaGGENaBerEisch Maerkische Bank.
AMBuRG-Dresdner Bank
HHaaMMR R1-RGHds,d Be5snbsrs; GosElsr Co.
HHAAMMBTTkS-ThsMas Cook & Son 50. Als.eseam.
HaN SyER-adedfns MeT Bani Bank
HEIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sredtbsnk.
kaRI l KSSILrAETERSaRse ascss cfedi.sank.
k1ssSGEN sTe fsasel
kkRRNKFETEA fSzssa c4sfsls credi''ank
LAHR.Rheinische CredI,bank
LEIPZIG-Privatbank zu Gotha.
LUREcK-Depositenks nd deq pre.s,.- Ran,
NHEIM-Dresdner Bank.
MANNHEIM oberrheinische RanK.
MANNHEIM-I.adenhure & Soehne
Msh,l i!E oiainz)-G. L. Kaiser l. carmeli..n
M NTS g .MitteIaeu.sche credi.bank.
tale Metz " AAeihDufs I'll
MUNSTER I. w-WestfaeIIische- p,,,,
Altersteinweg. h'eiein' l.
MTNICH-Ba yersche vereinbank
NAUENAHR. BAD-Koch Lauter.n ( r.
NUREMBERG Nuernberg)-DresinerR Rank
Crsdithank 'eAeo'SSHo
FENRI-RG-Rheinische Credstbank.
RIHRORT-Eergisch Maerkfsche Rank
ST JOHANN A. S.-Internatonale Bank In
L.uNemhurC. FL St Johann a. s. "
Observation-Disclosures Credithank
STRASSRIrRG-Oberreini Bark
SEWAIRACH RaD-Koch. Lauteren Co
STETTIN-w. Schltow.
ST: SrrTTG TT! H Ksller,s soehne Banqu:.rs
DECENTRALIZATION ergische Bankanstai.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gotha Filiaie Wei.
Observation-Disclosures Credtbanx.
WIESRADj:N-Mnrcus Rerle & Co.
Observation-Disclosures. Sohn & Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
OLD CONFEDERATE SOLDIER DEAD.
william J. Stone Passes Away At
Springfield. Mo.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Mo-. June 1s.-William J.
Stone. aged 81 years. died here to-day. He
was prominent citizen and Confederate
soldier. seeing much active service in the
Civil War.
He was in many battles and was the man
who killed General Wright. commander OF
the Fifth Corps of the Army of the Poto-
mac in a desperate battle. He left tws,ve
children.
MRS. u. l. EVANS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Golden City. No. June ls.-Mrs. ". I. Evans.
wife of a wealthy stocknan. died near this city
MRS g. H. MEREDITH.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
PHO, Grove No June 1s.-Mrs. B. H Mere
dIth wife Of a wel-knnwn farmer and former
merchant. died here to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
ScOTLAN D.

ATFRDEEN-Britisn Linen Company BANK
.SR 1ri,ish Linen Company Bank
DuMr RIIs-Bri,sh Linen ,1 G9mPanBS an bank'
E6iNhf!RGH - British Linen Company BANK
head office. r-, e. Co,
t;i AsG0W-British Linen Company BANK queen
street. CT, 6 c.,
GRF.ESOCK-Rritish Linen Company BANK.
HAWiCK-British Linen Company BANK.
Observation-Disclosures Linen company BANK.
FAiSLEY-British Linen contrary bahh
pFRTH-Eri:ish Linen Company BANK
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
D. WYMAN CURRIE.

ly and be married. She acquesced and soon
they presented themselves at the residence
of the Reverend Doctor NJ. Rhodes of St
Marks English Lutheran Church. where
the ceremony took place.
Replies from messages to Ferguson ac-
quainted the couple with the fact that their
relatives were not pleased with their hasty
act. Not because there was any particular
objection TO the marriage. but because they
felt that the ceremony was too informal.
Mr. and Mrs. Curric went to the home OF
Miss Gertrude Bartliff. a lifelong friend OF
DAYS. hOping that the families will become
reconciled to them and confer the proveroial
blessing
After next Friday Mr. and Mrs: Curr.e
will he at home TO their friends a the Lin
dnD Hotel
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Greenville. ILL.,. June 1S.-The ninth annual
graduating exercises of the eighth-gr pu-
pills of Bond County were held here to-
night. Miss Nettie Jarvis was salutatortdn
and Miss Anna Neumann valedictorian.
The address was delivered by Professor
Peter Downey of Chicago. Diplomas were
presented to the class of ff.y-four
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Funeral of william Busse.

The funeral Of William Busse of Alton took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
Busse home. The Reverend Theodore Oberhel!-
mann. pastor of the German Evangelical Church.
oftctated. and the burial was In the City CeSe-
terry Mr.. Buses death resulted from falling
downstairs at an early hour Thursday morn
ing. His neck was broken in the fail ard dea tn
resulted instantly. widow and seven children
survive.
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SWEDEN,

Observation-Disclosures Kreditaktiebola.
get.
NoRRKoPING-skandlna Kreditaktieoola-
sTocKHoLM-skandna KredItnktiebola-
get.
Observation-Disclosures Enskilda Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co
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Degree for Professor Terry.

Hamilton. o.. June 1s.-The honorary de-
gree of Doctor of Laws was conferred to-
day upon Benjamin Terry of the history de-
partment at the University of Chicago by
Colgate University
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Aid Promised for Union Station.

A committee from the Alton Commercial Club.
headed by President John H. Booth, waited upon
General Passenger Agent George J. Charlton of
the Chicago and Alton Railroad yesterday in re-
gard TO erecting union passenger station.
at Alton. Charlton. who has made his headquar-
ters at Alton for the last two weeks. promised
the committee that his road would use all IFS
influence with the ether railroads entering the
city for the erection of the desired structure
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
FRANCE,

AIX-LEs EAINs-Crsei, LySnnai, ,,-
r E GsHgfae pour favor
AJAccio. CoRsicASLanzi iteies
AMIENs-Credit Lycnnais.
ANGoCLEME-Crcdit Lyonnais
ANlGNON-Crcdit Lvonnas.
ARLtSS-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
ARGACHoNz Enslish Bank. FIR. Audap.
BAYoNNE-soc. pour favoriser lie Commerce s.
BEArLlEu.SBsnape popnaire de Mention
BEzIERs- & International Bank. H. Bel
BEzIERs-societe Generate pour lie Commerce
BLo1S-Credit Lyonnais.
BoRDEAEX-Credi, Lyornais.
h b9EEb5ASHs s! MsRH EiSiss1 c. c.
ROrRGES-Credit Lyonnais.
CAEN-L. Asseline & Fills.
CALAIS-Credit Lyonnais.
cANNEs-Thonas Cook &; Son. rue de la sare
cANNEsN Soc. Generate pour favoriser lie Com
CARCASsONNE-Credi Lyonnais.
SHAH5 MfaF' -s hsSSas.sj Lyonna.,.
CHAMMBERYs5sd pour favo,er lie
Commerce & rIndustrie.
cHhK4otRGcam nsSH. dE.comp.. de Cher
bourg. P. LIE Brun.
GhAkI6ETEfai kTSnesis nyonna..
COGNAC-Credit Lyonnais.
DINAN-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
DINARD-John LIE Cocq.
DUNKIRK-Credit Lyonnais.
EPINAI-Cred., Lyonnais.
GRAssE>soclete Generate pour lie Commerce &
GRENoBLE,,Cred Lycnnals.
HAxRE.Credit Lyonnais.
HYEREAEnslish Bank. p. J. corbett & Co.
HYERS--societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
1.IBoTRNE.cred, Lyonnais
t tIH6EFerse1s hyG nTsnsai,
IYONS-Credit Lyonnais.
Ma RsEiLLEs-Thomas Cook 6 Son, lib. rue de
MENToN-socIete pour lie Commerce & I'm
MENToN-Banque Populalre de Mention
MENToN-Thomas Cook & Son. winter season
MoNTE-cARLo French Terr.)-credit Lyon
MoNTE-cARLo French Terr,-Banque Popu-
MoNTPEiLIER-socie Generate pour lie Com
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yonnais.
N NaNTn,sc T-ai,l LY yTnnnsi.
NANTES-Brousset Fills. Banauier.
NIcE-!hSmas coeE & Son; Is Avenue Massena.
6e A Donr csere.
rIndustrie.
NICE-F. Crossa- BanGuier. IL. rue Massena.
oRI.EANS-Credit Lyonnais.
ITndustrie , Boudreau.
PARIs...Credit LyoEnais. Boulevard des 1tal-
PARIs.Thomas Cook & Son. I. Place de ropera.
PARIS-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
rIndustrie 1884, rue Reaumur
PARIS-Jordaan. Cohen & Wennink. q. bould.
PaRTS-J Hottinger Banquier.
arrangements to draw money at any OF the many
Paris Branch Offices Of Credit Lyonnas.
PAU-Credit Lyonnais.
PAU-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
rIndustrie.
PAI--Merillon Aine.
PERrGI'EUX-Credit Lyonnais.
PERPIGNAN-
REIMS-Creiit Lyonnais.
REIMS-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
REiMS-Ruinard pere & hls Banquiers
RENSES-Credit Lyornai.
ROT RAIN-Credit Lyonnais
ROIEN-Credit Lyonnais.
ST ETIENNE-Credit I,ynnnais.
ST MALO-Credit Lyonnais.
ST MALO-Societe Generate pour le Commerce &
rIndustrie.
ST. SERVAN-Societe Generate pour lie Com
merce & rIndustrit-
TOI-L0N-Credit I.ynnnais.
Lyonrais
TOI-I & Co. BanQuiers.
TOI-RCOING-Credit Isvonnais.
TOT-RS-Credit Lyonnais.
vICHY-Credit Lyonnais,
ViCHY-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce
rIndustrie.
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BELGIUM,

ANTWERP CANvERS)-Banaue d'Anvers
ANTwERP-Companie Commercials Beige. Anc.
II. Alb de Barv & Co.
BRUSSELS-Credit Lyonnas. Rue Royale.
BRUSSELS-Credit Lyonna.s. Boulevard dams
pach.
ADMINISTRATIONS Cook & Son. Al Rue de la
Madeleine.
RPt-ssEI sBasler & Co.. Rue Gutenberg.
CHARLEROI-Banaue de Charlero
IAND 6GHESl-Banque de Flandres.
LIEGE-BanGue Generate de Lisge.
OSTESD-Credit Ostenda.s.
OSTEND-Smith's Bank. 20 Dfgue de Mer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Postmnstera Appoiuted,

Washington, June B.-The President has
appointed the following Postmasters:
Acknowledgements. F. E. Caldwell
Arkansas-Biack Rock Arthur Deland; Van
kansaAFort Riley Robert II. Mechanic
Nebraska.Sidney. Edward McLernon: Wood
.oklahoma-Moun,ain Park. William T. Jus-
kips.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Examinations of applicants for teachers
certificates will be held at Bellevtlle Sat
urday June q. and Monday. June %. There
has been considerable anxiety az to whether
these examinations would be held owing TO
the illness of County Superintendent Charles
Herrel
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Concert for Flood Sufferers.

The Beileville Concert Band gave con-
cert for the benefit of the flood sufferers
last night at the Opera-hcuse Garden
4 The concert was one of the most success
full ever given in Bellevilie. and Melted a
large sum. Professor Krieger was director.
There are few flood refugees in Belleville
now. Those who are there are staying with
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Marriage licenses issued in East St Louis
yesterday were to: Thomas Small "a and
Katie Dooley, 20; Eugene Schenk 81. and
Louisa Fastabend. %; Scott Gooden. "a. and
Melissa Smith. .; all of East St Louis
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GREECE.

ATHENS-Ionian Bank Limited.
ATHENS-Thorlas Cook & Son. Place de Ia Con
stitution.
CEPHiLONIA-Iontan Bark Limited
CORFI--Ionan Bank Limited
PATRAS-Ionian Bank Limited.
PIREE-Ionian Bank Limited
ZANTE-Iouian Bank Limited
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lREIAN0.

Cook 6 Son. Waring stree
,LSBkNNunster & Leinster Bank.
DIBLIN-Thomas Geek S,S & se'i Bank.
- IpEIy"NInster & Leinster Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Leinster BANK.
Observation-Disclosures & Lelnster bahA-
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Hedding College.

NEIFt BIC SF'E.CIAL
Galesburg. ILL.,. June B-Seven graduates
received diplomas to-day at the annual
commencement exercises of Hedding Col
lege. They were: Misses Harriet Davis.
Anna Firebaugh. Abingdon: Alta Merriam,
Monmouth; Mabelle Wallace. Pontiac. and
Ruth Dickson. Fairview: George McClung,
Keithsburg. and Theodore Henry, Abing-
don. Doctor II. ID. Clark. pastor of the
First Methodist Church of Kankakee, de-
livered the graduating address.
There are Il number of Changes in the
Ryan, Miss Hattie Wasmuth and Miss An
ma Read will not return Miss Laura l..
Miller of Evanston will have charge of the
department of voice culture.
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d. Grips. Eureka; Nellie Jeanpert. Eureka:
Jessie E. Snively. Cuba: Sue O. johnson,
Lexington, and Myrtle Record Charleston.
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HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM
Observation-Disclosures Escompte

AMSTERDAM-Nederla -Indsche Escomp
Maatschappij.
AMSTERDAM-Hope & Co.
Observation-Disclosures Rosenthal & Co.
nELFT-Scheurleer & fits.
THE HAGTE-Scheurleer & fls.
merchandising Bank.
SCHEyENISGES -ScheIrleer & fiis.
CTRECHT-VIaer K kpl.
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Our personality
conducted
Excursions to
California
have been very successful.
! am now organizing several
similar parties for July and
August.
Will gladly send you full
particulars of special advantages
offered.
The rates are low and
accommodations excellent.
The best California line will be
Uscd-tEe Santa Fe.
confidently promise a
delightful outing.
Why not go this summer and
enjoy Pacific Ocean breezes
and snow-capped Sierras?
En- route see Grand Canyon of
Arizona.
IN unusual opportunity
don't miss it.
Write to A. ANDREWS. los y. Fourth
St, St. Louis, Mo, for full particulars
and free copy of beautifu! book about
California.
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Take Illinois Central Daylight Special
and Diamond Special leaving st. Louis
Union Station at 1925 p. m. and 9:10 p. II.
reSpectively.