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GEN. GRANT BRAVES FLOOD
TO SEE SON GRADUATED,
Belated Party on Way 10 West Point
Passed through Union
station.

General Frederick Dent Grant and Mrs.
Grant were in st. Louis yesterday several
hours on the way to West Point to meet
their son, Ulysses s. Grant. General and
Mrs Grant arrived over the NJ, X. T.
from Fort sam Houston. San Antonio Tex.
Mrs. Grant and l are ON cur way to
West Point TO see our son. Ulysses s.
Grant. the Third. as We call him. receive
his certificate of graduation from the Ma
uonal Military Academy. Commencement
exercises take place Thursday. and We will
barely arrive in time TO see him graduate
The high water has made US several hours
late. and We start for Chicago tonight.
when. We should have caught our train this
morning.
From Boon lille. No.. TO ST. Louis the
tracks were submerged large part Of the
way and We ran through water many
miles. Our train ives the last that got
through over the Missouri Kansas and
Texas from the south.
Our son. am gratified to say. will he
graduated well up in his class. and. as a
consequence; probably, will be assigned to
branch of the service that is set apart
for the leading men of the class
General and Mrs Grant departed last
night over the Wabash for Chicago. whence
they leave Tomorrow for New York
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A TEXAS WONDER.

One small bottle Of the Texas Wonder,
Halls Great Discovery. cures all kidney and
bladder troubles, removes gravel. cures
Diabetes. seminal emissions, weak and lame
the kidneys and bladder in both men and
women: regulates bladder troubles in chill
dren. If not sold by your druggist il will
bottle is two months treatment and seldom
fails to perfect cure DR.. e ". Hall.
sole manufacturer. P. o. Box 62s ST. Louis
druggists. Office, .a1 Olive,
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Real Estate Transfers.

ARMSTRONG; f. 10 in. ". =. bet
k "a sae az and p aiskosy q Rs22 %
in. ". g. Third. Forth .. Miller, Jc-
seph Ran=-, 81. to Rauer liquor Co.
sENToS-5a IT. W. $. southwest corner
Hickory: Nina Blair Richey TO I'd
ward c. Rovse-w. d. -. .......-......
BLEECk-ss It. g in. 8 :. nartn Of
Econ;, Henry BuchntnS TO Deter Granz +,
BRoADwAY-s4 IT. S in. -. nlrshcss:
corner Robert: AIgtiaisr kayser
ch hs1!iy GG + Shaiies H. q wsz 4
River des Peres: Aipa srse Hsritich 10
c. r. Elliott-qtc. q.
chhT yr sa r. I,nsx ;, asnbe q
to c. Il. EIliott-w. i
CHEROKEE fl. s. $. bet. Wisconsin
and Illinois: Joseph H. standes to Eva
ca sfEPseEu tt. $. BET, wisconsin
and illinois: Eva stander to Joseph Stan
c Level II. 5. bet Grand and
coMPToN-25 IT.. e. $. bel. Pestaiozz.
and Arsenal: Hermann Klein to Julius ,
CoTTAGE~io5 IT. n q bet Pendleton
and Newstead: Harry L, Young TO Mary
Schmelie-w- d...---.,- So:
z. KeiIermsn to Margaret Roach-atc-
pEvoNsHiRE-s0 IT. n. E. bet; Kings
Realty Co to Geo. HuEm7n-w. d.
pEvONSHIRE-le1 #. =. g, bet; Kings
highway and Brannon: southampton
Realty Co, TO william Burks.w- d..
Van Buren, and Polk: Mason c Lloyd 10
William Ruprecht-w. d -.;:::..:...;--...;
Hannah f., e horton % bar aaa
P. Peterson-w. d..
FOURTEENTI-sa e.. W. q. bet. St.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION SUMMARY.
Complete Returns From the Seven
teen Judicial Districts.
SEPCBLTC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, Ill. June 3.-Following IS 4
complete summary Of the circuit Judges
elected IN the seventeen Illinois districts
last Monday:
v Ftrs; G7.rggt-Gouniies Of Alexander. PULASKI.
sssssc. Poe johnson Onion jackson. William
publican; ". W Duncan. Main T. RrpuSiic .s
Second ciFcuI,-coua;ies Of Hardin. Galla,in.
Mette. Hamilton Franklin. Wabash. Eawsrds.
ford; P a Pesrce. c arm bsmoeTas: Z E
Sswsn ESoinson, Democrat: J r Creighton
:. !E s,- c;:qsac0q gs e Randolph Mgaro-:
r D W. -EioIder BeIlsyiiie bensoer -ai Ben:
t4r-in 4 agrruUshs. Eiwardsvine. Democrat.
F-irth CiTcui,.Co4aT,.s Q, cTsatoa Marion.
Clay. Fzyetis. Etangtam. Jasper. MontEomery,
VIE p~Inocrat William ". Farmer. vandaita.
Democrat. Samuel L. Dwight. centrais- Demo
Fif:h circut-couuties % vermiron. Edgar
asoGs cs e 2sTSnd b sna Gales jane. sr Nan Nan
loon. Democrat; FeHton Booth Marshall Repab-
SSH c.:eui,-co?unti.s Of Champaign. Douglas.
Nouit.ie Macon Dewitt a2d PiatI: W { John
MoultrIe County Republican: salon Phii6ricx
csss Tgss SSgaiy R.RassnS5 s,o, N.
nm NoTsan; SSos,i Creme and Jersey r lanes
shiray. esrisnviiie penoSra5 Oven ? Thonp-
son- Jacksonville. Democrat
Ninth Gircuit-Counsi.s Of Knox. Warren; Hen
dsFSon. Hancock. NcDonolsh and Fulton Gsors-
" Thompson. GaIesburr. Republican. John \.
Gray. Canton, Republican: Robert J. Grie-. Mon
mouth Republican.
Tenth Ci7cui;-Counties Of Peoria. Marshall
Putnam. stark and Taze-elI-Leslie d. Puter-
baugh. Peoria Republican: Nicholas Z. Worth
irE.ou- Peoria. Democrat: 7 y. Green. Pekin.
Eievsnth Ctrcuit-Cpr,ties 81 McIezn Living
stou LoEau. Ford and woodfurd-C. u. Meve-s.
Bloomington Republican: J. H Aofett. Paxton.
ReTub.ican. George W. Patton. Pontiac. Re
TwsSf.N Csrcust-Ccrrrtiss ~ VIII Eankake4
arH Irr-ua's-Dsrrzaee DibeIl- Joliet Eepu5-
Lean. Eosgr: ElscBeT watsska. Republican:
Chzs. h Gs-sn-y. Joliet. Independent Rspu5-
Thirteenth Circui,-Countie. .: Bureau Lasalle
and C---aHy'-SIrai. c. slough. Merits. Rspub-
lc7n: F-as- Elancha-i o:-a-a Republican.
plrhar7 - urs- Princeton Republican
Fourteenth t-lrcuI-C-grtieS - Rock Island.
Mercer. White ie and Henry: William II. Csss;.
Rock .siaad. Republican :. n. Ramsay. MORT
sp7. Republican. Elmer Q. Graves Genes Re-
publican.
Fif;e~n-h Cl-rur--Couu;.eS - Jo Davs iste-
Theas0u. |'srr0l.- osie AID I.es-JareE :. -zuTne.
lal"rs. publican: Richard : Fsrra5d. D!Xo7.
R-pGF d. Oscar z. Heard. Free79rt, Rspus-
Sixteenth Cl--uit-Cauuties Of Kane. Duosze.
he Esln and Kendall: Henry r. Willis. ElEtn.
Republican. Charles A. Bishop. Srcar1ore Re
Ju-iicar; George ". Brown. Wheaton. RspIb-
Seventeenth Circuit-CouutIes q nnebaro.
Rome NcHerrr and LAKE.: Arthur 4. Frost.
Rockford. Republican. Charles pornailv.
E-oisto-f, Republican. Robert w Wight, Bel
y!Ge-e. Republican
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ST.LOUlS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

Graduating exercises have been held at
Old Orchard High School ana diplomas
awarded TO Emily Wiechardt. Carrie Reus-
tie. Hazel Douglas, Edith Lewis. George
Smith. Arthur Cutter and Tillrnan HORNE.
A large number of books have been pre-
scented to the High School Library. which
will be Kept open on Saturday afternoon
during vacation.
John Sheicker and Mott Kurten found
the dead body Of man lying in the Mis-
sissippi River near Cliff Cave early yes
terday morning. a $40 bill was found in one
of the pockets. 4 hole in the side left the
appearance Of a pistol shot. The body was
in decomposed state.
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READ THIS.

DR.. r W. Hall ST. Louis, Mo-Dear Sir:
Less than one-half bottle of your Texas
Wonder. Halls Great Discovery. has crI ed
me OF a severe kidney and bladder trouble.
and can cheerfuliy recommend II to others
suffering in same manner. Yours truly
H, F. ODER
At Wol1-Wilson Drug Store.
Corner Sixth and Washington Ave.
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Great opportunities are presented AZ Bars
Tor securing choice selections of goods. There
IS no dissatisfaction with the goods from
NisSouris greatest store after you get them
home The offering this spring is unusual
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THREE DAYS SERVICE pRoGaa ANNE
Celebration of Centenary Church
Gains Begins Next Sunday

The programme for the three days sery-
ice at Centenary n. E. Church. South. in
recognition Of the adding of more than 10
persons to the congregation since October
!, has been announced
1t will begin next Sunday morning and
Will be as follows:
a: m.-Prayer meeting W s. Baker. leader.
sls a. H-Serrice BIZ the SUNDAY school: Nnr.
ray Carleton. superintendent 800
lp:3e a. m.-Old folks service By the pastor
u:99 a. m-SacFament af the Lord's Supper
z:3o p. mIService BY afternoon SUNDAY schooI:
Charles h. Lanhau. superintendent
p. m.-Epworth League; James HaIbroo.
President SN'
m.-Layman.s service; 8. NJ K.nnard.
Mr.. \. T. Stewart and Mr. w Dawes phi,
man. 10y
MONDAY
p. m.-Nen's meeting: Mr. W. o. Andrew,
leader.
TUESDAY
e.91 TO 40 p. m--Ladies' PRAYER service. Mira
Jennie Andrews and Charles H. Lanham. lead
ers.
D. m.-Young ladies' meeting
WEDNESDAY
p. m.-Pratse service: Murray Carie.cn
leader.
s:a P. m--sociai hour and distribution OF
souvenirs
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Louis and Montgomery. "a fl. n. g. bet.
Fourteenth and Blair: Harry Stemmi-r

FSafs-a s sad bis5 HAIR II; 3 s,:n:S ne,
s6m T! d !. Mi'Iism uiiker and Hf+-spi. sus
eE Eaf. < z Go 10 e saa. 81 Il s ssssE
HI siasR.i p e. & Ms sss E :, and
Jt KSshaT4 pSFtsys S.i uo,s,,io, l'
snd Alfred; Lena bi.,sshe to a'' Nm. z
s sIq !12qiss S'.ck-w -i..:-;::.i.... LID
Whii.T Hsra III n Really ss g. s'Fa to w SD
liam L Kiin--w. d-.....-..-.........-,. los. 80
SsyeTtt: William l. Kline to Ruhs-Boet-
ne, t,e5 Rea!ty Gov d. .--.::-... ll3.OH,
snS Ninth Abe, L. be4ss to S*. Jns sS dsd
Ms SRREi5F St 1 Il lh:. n. :. bet. Eighth
p9dgs.u d.s'.. 3s".sit ADer' .;.os
sn9 Ninth Il hlbtr tn pois se' to Es sedS
M hf5aaR sf Tai9ss ID : 5. also il. rs
in: ". :, Newstsad. also two lets. Isl It.
Ps;t4s e Bssrd u Ed dsi ss'Ff n 1909
and s2yis Tao s. Gfit att N to Mad
,t gSISf SIinton,G'c. I
and DAVIS AZ FlIaGeth Murray Sst p TO %afy
M6RGk ESS II. $. being sii. Morgan: -
Mar E. II; Mense to JacOb sfassney
NEpRAsKA"s5 IT E 5. bet. Dakota and ''''
Neosho: Henry Zuiaut TO Henry R0edeF:
OLD MANcHEsTEKii.ss II. :. :. bet. -1
Henrietta and I.lta .stts: Aielh.ide
Victims 30 Henry j. Mieims-v 3tes
CLlNE-S0 IT. ncing 81 81 Is
3 3i!ye: John = Eiszaat~ to Mar :. ,,.,
PAGE IT. r. $. aeirz yS9: Faye
Frank Gear to Annie Steulerman-:ru.-
PATTISON-4s TT also ~ q. : = bet
Cooper and Edwards: AdelheGe Victims
TO Henry J. WieiIns-w. d. ....-......-.. J. 90
PINE Ct, n. s.. hsing 5i5 Pine; Nor
rs Broiia TO A. Luban-q:c- d. -......... 400
SEVENTH #. e $. bet Spruce and
Clark; Alexander kayscr Realty CO.
% Robert Lee kayssT-w- d. ...-..---... i3s5
SHENANDOAH 1T, n 8. pet. Sande
deYent-r and Lawrence: G Henry Bohe
u Caroline Elizabeth Lille kiein-w. j. 8
SHENANDOAH #, n. s. bet VAN
devente. and Lawrence. Cat0iae Eliza
beth Lille Klein to Jeanette Bchie-
sJiLLIvAN-31 It. n. being ssss sui
Oscar l.: Aycock-w. j.; ;.:......:.. $50
William II. r. Schroeder to Anton
TAYLoR-s6 IT. v. =. bet. Mafhtt and
Kennerly. Star Construction Co. TO Au-
gusta BartiinE-trustee's d. .............. 100
NtLCAN-50 W n. Of Catalan: Pat
rick Cummings 10 Henry Kailenback-
d. Observation-Disclosures. S0J
WARNE~25 II. e. $. bet. Florissant and
Carter: st. Louis University TO Fred
KendlIi-w d. ..-........-........-...... sis .
WATER-1s #. W 8. w. corner Cour-
tots; Joseph Il. Schaefer Henry Zeiss
-ulc d
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Catar-h OF nose o. throat Immediately re-
iieved and ultimately cured by use O:
ro-Formaliu-" ELMER & AmeEdJ
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Wabash Line,

Accommodation THANKSGIVING "a bie,
water. trains heretofore departing from
Oiive street and Levee will depar, from
Franklin avenue or Carr street.
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FR0NTENac HOTEL.

tSt. Lawrence River. Frontenac. n. Y.
VIII open June 20; paIatsl modern hotel. de-
iishtfuily situated with ihe combined advantages
OF mountain ard seasnoIs resort, excellent tsa-
Ing. boating and sailing. Seii-kept nne-hole
aooT sports For booklet and full Information.
address - G TRtSSELI Mgr,
Also manager Hotel Ban Air. augusta, Ga
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GIDGE-Wedaesisy. June ). 1909 D m.
Frank GudEe aged IS years.
Funeral Will take place from the residence os
David Garter. Ne. Il5e Ashland avenue. Saturday.
June 8. at q. m, to Holy Rosary Church. thence
20 calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited 10 at
tend.
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+ York and Chicago. Ill. papers please copy.

CCNNINGHAA-At ST Louis Monday June
1893. Coraelia Thornton, wife Of Edward Gun
riuShaTa. JT.
Funeral 81. Marks Episcopal Church No.
t1cs Washington avenue. Thursday. June 1. at .
O'Clock ?. IntsTmeni private.
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kRAEGER-On Tuesday. June .. 1903. at D.
n. Oftcer Charles kraeger Of the Third District
Pcire, beloved husband OF Annie Kraeger Cnee
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Griffin Excursion to Jefferson City. NO.,
81 90 Sunday. June :. via Missouri Pacific
Railway Train leaves Union Station a. m.
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SPECIALTIES.
Mississippi Valley
Trust Company
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
$500 Per Annum,
DEATHS.

LENAS-Tuesday. June = 1903. Thomas
Coleman beloved brother o.! Mrs. Anna Hesisy
and cousin Of Mrs Nellie pOnlon and Thomas
Dnnlon.
Funeral Thursday. June 4. at : r. m. from
Cuilrene Bros' funeral Tooms No .;19 Dickson
street, 10 -. Bricset's Church thence 70 Cal
vary Cemetery. Friends invited 20 attend
Deceased member OF sie-eotypers Union
Nc s.
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Funeral Thursday June { al =. m. from res
!Gence. 40. $50 South Second street. Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
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Judge Guy C. scott. Majority.

Quincv III June 3-Official returns
show Guy G Scott Of Ale:io elected SUI
preme Judge over Judge J. y. Carter Of
Quincy. by a majority of 70.
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The W. c. T. U. of East St. Louis will
give its annual reception to-morrov even
ing at the home of Mrs. PashaI. No. i2so
Kansas avenue. A programme has been pre-
pared and will be presented, after which
refreshments will be served
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MELON TUESDAY. June .. iso9. at s:t5 a. m.
Robert X. Seel. beloved husband Of Emma NeeI
NEE Rebertsonl. and father of Joseph J. Robert
P. Socrates Neel and Mrs. Bessie Hughes
Funeral from residence, No. ISIS Rutser street.
Thursday. June 4 at o. m. TO Bsllefontaine
Cemetery.
Deceased member OF Hail Tent. X. o.
7. N. snc St. Louis Lodge. X. o. II.
Memphis and Someryille. Tenn, papers please
COPY.
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TO GIVE AZ ORGAN RECITAL.

James T. Quaries VIII Appear at West
I Presbyterian Church To-yirht.
James T. Quaries. organist of the Lindell
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, will
give an organ recital tonight In the West
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A Delightful Place to Spend the Sumner.

and Georgia. along the lire OF the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railway. NAV be
sfonteagle. sewsnes. Lookout Mountain. Der:
sheeba Spring. East Brook Springs Estili
Springs. Nicholson Springs and many others. The
bracinz climate. splendid mineral waters. ro-
mantle and varied scenery combine 20 make these
resorts unusually attractive 10 those In search Of
rest and health
by the y. C. & St L Ry.. and Will be sent to
w L DANLEY. General Passenger Agent.
Nashville. Tenn
Attention this psper).
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE SAVOY
eREEEaRIER WHITE SULPHUR sPaIxss.

Guests allowed 20 ride free en- steamers. and
Use CS row boats. Rates. s. SO and 81: PEI week.
GEO. A. SAVOY. Mgr.. PeMaukee Lake. Wis.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The OLD WHITE sulphur. open June -
Famous tor 1t. sulphur baths Modern improve
ments with private baths. Orchestra Of Is pieces
Terms. SIS 10 s. week. 80 to 81 per month
Write for illustrated booklet. Address until June
!. Geo. A. Mills. Jr. Mzr.. The Grafton. Wash.
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o'DoNNELL-on Tuesday. June ? 49,: a: 10
q IN. John 5. 0'Donnell. aged a years. beloved
u the late Patrick and Mary % Donnel tuee
King. brother of Beatrice. Stephen. Tholis.
William. Estelle. Irene. Geneyieye and Mrs W.
Langen Cnee O'DonneiD.
Funeral viii take place from family residence
No. ri West Schirmer street. Thursday. June
& at m. 20 Mount Olive Cemetery Friends
OF family invited attend.
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Exhibition mt Jefferson Sci

F-NHf"f0FUH NJ 1HHN0NoH 'VHVUf.
The exhibition Of rhs work done al the J-fe--
son School began Yesterday. Il will continue
Today and tomorrow.
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cuIBEL-Entered into rest On Tuesday. June
5. ls5. at s:D a m. Katherine Ann Ouibel. be-
loved daughter Of Katherine Quibel lnee Lough-
Eni. At the age OF g years.
Funeral from the family residence. No. e54
Meramec street. Friday. June 5. at $50 a m.
thence TO ST. Thomas of Aquin Church. thence to
Xhivsry ceTaetery. Friends invited 20 attend
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. 1909. at HES q. m. Emma Lepnla SchIctZ.
beloved daughter Of Thomas H. and Louisa L.
schuetz tnee werneTD and cur Gear sister. aged
years months and l. days.
Funeral Thursday. June l. 1905. at 2:so p
m, from residence. No. esol Gravos avenue, to
invited 10 attend.
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d." tie astonishinsy effective
Skin disease prescri ption

diseases and
affections Aclean pleas
all affected
eearda nay uias
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that great playground Of the world. The
reader can sit in his easy chair on the
piazza, or lie in d hammock under the trees,
or float at rest in his canoe by the shore
OF the lake. and. in spirit. visit with a de-
lightful comrade all the places where fun
reigns in Paris. all the little hooks OF jollity
known only TO the initiated! He Will see
how the gay throng
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AMVSES

itself. day and right The author OF this
delightful book GIVES Us THE FREE
DOM OF THE CITY. We visit the thea
tiers. and cabarets. and fetes foraines. and
boulsvaTds. and gardens. and waterways.
and quiet little supper-rooms. We wander
through the hcneycomb OF ateliers. and
balls. and cafes. and circuses. All the frolic-
some life and amusements of Paris pass IN
review before us Until We feel almost par,
OF the gay ensemble which is forever busy
amusing
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sCHwIENHER-Suddenly al Ferdinand. Ind.
Louis J. Schw!enher. husband Of Nellie euisiey
Schwienier.
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Including six fun pages, in colors) by the
author. and by several noted French ar
lists. including GalaIiz, Sancha. Cardona.
Sunyer, Michael. Psreret. Pezilla. and
others. besides many photographs from life.
add Test to the book. L Is handsomely
bound in blue cloth with red, white and
gold cover design
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Price, $3.50. net: by Mail, $I.65
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Publishers. 50 Lafayette Pl., New York
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Extra Session of the Senate.

President Roosevelt's proclamation
convenes the senate in extra session at
noon tomorrow. All the business of
the Fifty-seventh congress dies today,
and the senate in extra session will
have nothing but some treaties and
perhaps nominations to consider.
Practically speaking it is convened
to discuss and dispose of the Panama
canal treaty and the Cuban reciprocity
treaty, neither of which were passed
upon by the congress that will be
ended today. Senator Morgan talked
the former to death, and the republi-
cans would not take up the latter out
of fear of amendments that would
trench upon the sacred Dingley tariff
The Panama canal treaty will be dis
cussed, and Senator Morgan will be
given ample time in which to present
his objections to 1t, thirty-one in num-
Der, but in the end 1t will be ratified,
and that end will come by or before
April l. 1t is practically determined
to build canal on the Panama route,
and opposition to that route is now
waste of energy. Senator Morgan and
Alabama vastly prefer a canal on the
Nicaragua route, but we are outyoted,
and we will be compelled to accept one
on the lines laid down by the French
company.
The administration will probably be
able to force through the Cuban reci-
procity treaty. although the Dingley-
ties are much opposed to it. Dingley-
ism does not, however, bind the con-
sciences or control the votes of the
northwest, and the treaty will doubt
less be ratified. In these two meas
ures will DO summed up no doubt the
work OF the extra session. There are
other reciprocity treaties pending. but
they will doubtless be left in their
little pigeonholes.
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THE NEW WORD APPENDICITIS.

From Notes and Queries.
DIR. Murray, editor of the great New
English Dictionary, writes: when the
portion of the dictionary dealing with
appendicitis was written In 1885, we had
before us a single reference. from re-
cent medical source, for this word Zap
pendiclts). As words In -itis are not
Din origin) English in form, but Graeco-
Latin, and thus do not come within the
scope of the English dictionary, unless
like bronchitis, they happen to be in Eng
lish use, referred our quotation for APP
pendlcits to a well-known distinguished
medical professor. His answer was that
appendicitis was name recently given
to very obscure and rare disease the
term was purely technical or professional
and had even less claim TO inclusion In an
English dictionary than hundreds Of
other Latin or Latinized Greek terms of
which the medical lexcons are full, and
which no one thinks of as English"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-04
SENAToR-ELECT FULTON.
I'm the Portland oregonlan.

FROM the portland OFeBOnian.
The new senator Is man Of good
ability and OF honorable character. To
his open and generous nature the many
firm friendships that bind others to him
are due Naturally he and his supporters
will regard his success In reaching the
position for which he has toiled so long
as great triumph Let the Oregonan
bcspeak kindness and good will toward
them while they indulge the jubilation
natural to such an occasion. Then let II
say further that on their side duty lies,
Through a very complete turn in the
political affairs of the state both senator's,
within two years. have been chosen out
of one element or section of the party,
which hitherto, for considerable time,
had not been favored, Over these affairs
there have been many divisions and much
strife, and what the Orcgonian would say
today is. that 1t would be well for those
now so completely IN the ascendant in
the republican party of Oregon, so entire
ly in control and direction of its present
organization and action, to remember
that such tenure of power as they pos
scss depends very much on the Judgment
with which the power Is used. The main
troubles that beset party are those
sition to press personal advantage and
fractional opportunity to the utmost to-
gether with the tendency to forgetfulness
that there arc others In all such af-
fairs