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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

Fourth-Ciass Postnasters.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Aug. 2e-Fourth class prst>
masters appointed:
Missouri-Dumas. Galloway County. Chas.
]. Hargis, Vice W. H. Miller. resigned.
Yucaten, Galloway County. G. t.. Cum.
minis, vice T. B. Fenner. resigned.
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Eye. Tested Ere. Of ch.rs.

Eyes Tested Free Of Charge
BY Dr. Bond or DR.. Montgomery. our ex-
pert opticians. A proper fit guaranteed il
glasses are needed. Steel frames. q and up;
gold, Is and up.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
silrer.edrs edtdloe 1000 Riustrations Nailed J,ss
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Enxrayed CaIlinE Cards.

100 finest calling cards and engraved plate
(script). $50. 100 cards from your plate. 81.
MERMOD & JACCARD's.
Broadway and Locust
Diamond eatalog. 1000 a,ustrations Aoasd nee.
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REPBHL1C SPECIAL. =
Washington. Aug. 0.-Rural routes have
been established as follows:
Okiahoma-Yukon, Canadian County:
length Of route q miles; area covered. g
square miles: population served. so
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O,FaIlon Park Concert To-Night.
Schiilinger's Military Band win give =
concert tonight in O'Fallon Park from Z
a a HaIln1cR

March-King Broadway ..................Wardweu
Overture-Llght Cavalry Suppe
Waltz-Impasaioned Dream ..........,........ Ro9a9
(a) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the Sparrow
OBJ Cake waikiki Coon Band Contest. Pryor
Potpourri-Austcai Jokes .::...............;.Ha mm
Descriptive-A Nights FIolic Herman
Overture-Fra Diavolo ......................Au ber
Observation-Disclosures Wagner
Gong-The Eternal City ..................Von TflIer
Medley-PopulAr Songs ......................6ni Smith
Gallop-The Sport
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watch RepafrinE and Cleaning.
Mons but experts do the work at
MERMOD q JACCARD'S,
Broadway and Locust.
~ NGeA eetotoe- 5000 engrorings. Nailed free.
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Royal Arch Chapter Orxani.ea.

Royal Arch Chapter Organized.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mansfeid, Mo-. Aug. IA delegation Of
Royal Arch Masons from s rnsll..d. No.,
organised chapter OF Royal Arch Masocs
at this place yesterday and last NIGH, which
tc-sav usrnhers r,erH .scm,ed sro,, th;n
town, HArtville and Ava.
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M.kins Roon for vests Gift.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, No.. Aug. D.-Plans are being
made for some changes IN the library of
Missouri University so as to give room for
the Vest collection of books, which wQs
presented to the university by ex-senator
Vest when he retired from Congress. Adj
ditional room will be cut out and fitted up
with shelves and tables. making an addl-
tional reference room. The collection of
books comprises large number OF valuable
volumes
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waksnelds Hlackbsrfy Balsan has cured
&arrhoeA tor = 49,
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womack Case Closed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Vienna. H.. Aug. D-The evidence IN the
womack murder trial was closed tonight
seven hours being given for counsel In
which to argue the case, which will Lesin
row Jzd
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$500

Louisville and return, via Henderson Route
Saturday. August q 2o6 North Broadway
and Union Station
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Cole, cramps and cholera morbus Instant
ly relieved by Or. Hoffn1an's Red Drops.
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nspalRing ~ Fine watches
And Jewelry q speciality. F. W. Drosten.
2aatA and Pine. -
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Birthmonth RING ior AuE.st,

Birthm0nth Rfngs Tor August,
Set with Moonstone. meaning "conjugal
felicity" $50 to $15, and with diamonds
and moonstone up to $50.
MERMOD & JACCARDs,
Broadway and Locust
Diamond eatalog. 1000 aJssfrationa Nailed free
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JUDGE GERALD IS A CANDIDATE.
Aspires to R. L. Henry's Seat in
Congress.

Waco. Tex. Aug. ao-Judge @. B. Gerald,
County Judge of McLennan County, author
ICES the announcement that he viii be q
candidate for the Democratic nomination.
for Congress in this district next year,
seeking the place now filled by R L.
Henry. who also lives in Waco
Judge Gerald was member Of the tWen-
ty-second Legislature and Is completing his
second term as County Judge. He will
formally open his campaign In q week or
ten days.
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$nE DoyS C3othips Department at the
E4WE08D 6IoRE b the place TO visit
STou 6rISr6 the combination OF quality and
Slp1eas when oatntting your boys.
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A parishioner, whose name Father Fem
lon withholds by request has made pres
emit to the church of a new sanctuary lamp.
which Is a handsome piece of workmanship.
The new lamp has been put in place. and
will be used during the Jubilee service
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Passes May be Recalled.

Owing to the declaration of the Inter-
state-commerce Commission that all passes
given to shippers should be discontinued.
the Western officials held a meeting
Wednesday with a view of arriving at a
common understanding. Opinion was ex-
pressed unanimously that all outstanding
passes issued at the beginning of the year,
and before the new law was passed, should
be recalled. Owing to the fact, however,
that much of this transportation had been
issued by the presidents. the officials would
not agree to recall the transportation. The
presidents will be advised, however, that
the outstanding transportation should be
taken up.
During the progress of the meeting 1t
of tie Pennsylvania, Paul Morton, second
vice president of the Santa Fe, and K. d.
Kenna, first vice president and general
counsel of the Santa Fe, are the authors
of the bill 1t is said the first draft of the
bill was made by Mr.. Kenna, and embodied
the ideas of the three men named. This
draft was submitted to the President, the
attorney general and the chairman of the
Commission, and was
subsequently amended AS finally intro
duced, however, the bill was essentially the
bill prepared from the suggestions made by
Messrs. Cassatt, Motion and Kennd, after
repeated conferences at the White House.
Mr.. Morton said Wednesday: II believe
the act will secure the maintenance of
freight and passenger rates. and this will
be of inestimable benefit to the entire coun-
try, to railroads, to shippers and to con-
sumerS."
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Education OF Alexardria. Ind, until O'Clock
p. M OF April 10. 1903 for the construction of
High School building, in accordance with
plans prepared by Kramer * Harpster archi-
tects. Findlay. o.. and file with the secretary
OF the board. Bids 10 be made on blank
FORMS which may lie obtained from the secre-
tary. and each bid for the construction OF the
building must be accompanied with certified
check n the of five hundred dollars (s500l
a guarantee that II bid is accepted by the
board contract viii be entered into and bond
given per specifications. Checks are 10 be on
bank doing a regular banking business Ia
Alexandria. Ird.. and made payable TO the secre-
tary OF the Board of Education.
The board will receive bids on the same date
for a steam heating plant Blower SYSTEM for
the above building Heating contractors are TO
submit complete plans and specifications with
their bids the specifications are to conform in
general way 10 those outlined by the archi-
tccfs. Each bid l. To be accompanied with a
certified cheek I'm the OF three hundred dol
lars 5000 guarantee that II bid Is accented
contract VIII be entered into and satisfactory
bond given guaranteeing the successful opera
tion OF the heating system.
All the bids must contain the name of every
person interexted therein. and be fled with the
secretary Of the board. The board reserves the
right 70 reject any or all bids presented
A. F. SALA
Secretary or the Board OF Education.
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An official of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on Wednesday denied that that
company has entered into 2 Rockefeller
Morgan Pennsylvania combination, the OBJ
ject of which is to secure control of the
New York Central Railroad. He said: THE
story is absolutely without foundation in
fact and is wholly unwarranted. There is
nothing in II so far as the Pennsylvania
Company is concerned"
President w. H. Newman. of the New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad. in
an interview declined to either deny or
affirm the reported change of control of
that road. Asked whether he contemplated
retiring from the presidency. he replied
Certainly not. 1 shall not leave my po-
sition, no matter into whose control the
company may have gone"
A representative of the banking house of
J. p Morgan & Co. said that so far as
that firm was concerned the report was not
true.
w. X. Vanderbilt arrived at Paris last
night from London and went to his house In
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ITO Be Continued
The SLOWER SCHEDULES
THE WESTERN LINES SEEM TO BE
In FAVOR OF THE REDUCTION.
Rumor that Control of Vanderbilt
line. Hns Been Changed Denied
C. A. Vinnedge's Promotion.

movement which has been started by
Eastern roads is rapidly spreading among
Western lines and is likely to result In the
lengthening of the running time OF fast
freight trains between the East and West.
The railroads learned during the winter
that the very fast freight schedules could
not he lived I'D to- In order to make the
fast time the tracks had to be cleared for
the fast trains, and this, in the crowded
condition of the lines during the winter
months. added to the blockade and conges-
ton at critical points Another feature OF
the fast freight service is that higher
grade of efficiency is required in the motive
power and more engines are necessary than
if a slower schedule is in force. AS the
motive power department has been demon
strated to be the weak spot this added
burden has been the more acutely felt. From
the general discussion of the proposed plan
for slowing down the trains the railway
managers believe that most of the shippers
will be content with guarantee that
punctual delivery will be made, still there
is a disposition on the part of shippers
to urge the retention of fast trains. The
element of time necessary for making
delivery of goods at the seaboard from an
interior point very often may determine
whether they get the business or not. and
the same remark to some extent Will APP
ply to certain kinds of goods shipped from
the East to interior Western points. I'm
der the conditions, however, an important
proportion of the shipping public dislikes
to see any change, but the slowing down OF
freight schedules is regarded as practi-
cally assured. The conditions of traffic
in the recent past have initiated against
the retention of fast trains, say railroad
managers when there are large number
of cars hauled westward empty and east
bound everything is loaded Now cars are
loaded i'm both directions most of the time
to their full capacity.
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New York Evening Sun.

NOW
Dean Farrar visited this country IN the
late eighties. The success of his lectures
led some humorists to remark that he
might have gone farrar and Jared worse.
With US, as in his own country. ne ever
appealed to the middle class, intellectually
speaking. He was not great preacher be-
cause his was not great Individuality.
He was not great scholar. or even a
sound one far he went His Life OF
Christ" is slipshod in Its English, and on
the side of research was enough TO excite
laughter among even iaymen who knew
something about the new criticism. IL was
a glorified "potboiler." intended for the pop
ular market and meeting with great sue
cess there. The same might be said OF the
worthy deans other books. His stories OF
school life were also "potboilers. IL Is
wonder that Mr.. Balfour did not make Dr.
Farrar a bishop. His mediocrity was suf-
ter who has selected Dr. Davidson as the
successor OF the accomplished DIR. Temple
ia the seat OF st. Augustine.
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WANTED-500 Men, ladies', misses and children
to attend Shoe sale al ITO w. Georgia ST.
wANTED-For U. s. Army. able-bodied. unmar-
rfed men, between ages of twenty-one and
thirty-fve. citizens OF United States, OF good
character and temperate habits, who can speak.
read and write English: For information apply
10 Recruiting Officer, p North Illinois street,
Indianapolis Ind.
wANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
rine Corps. able bodied men of good character
between the ages OF q and 30 years not less than
feet inches and not over feet i inch In
the CT liquor must be citizens of the United
States or persons who have legally declared
their intentions TO become citizens able to read
and write English Properly, well speak it,
No minors married men will be accepted.
This important branch of the Naval Service
offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE-
CRUITS, the law PROVIDES for the PRO
MOTION of WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED
OFFICERS to SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
rnes enlisted for period Of four years, and
generally stationed in large cities. and
now serving in Cuba, Porto Rico, Manila and
Guam. and when sent to haye fine oppor-
tuLity to all parts of the world. Pay from
s13 to sA per month Clothing. board and medi-
cal attendance are provided in addition to pay
Apply at u. s. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING
OFFICE. Room 40 Newton Claypool Bldg, cor
of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets
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NEW YORK, March 25.-Claims against
the city for heavy damages for personal
injuries received at Madison square on last
election night, when several bombs explod-
ed in the crowd during the fireworks cele-
bration, have begun TO appear in the office
of the city controller. One for So, 600 dam
ages to Samuel NJ. Elker, youth, who was
severely injured, has already been filed.
Other claims will swell the total to about
100000 and suits will be instituted in each
case If they are not settled by the con-
roll0
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state OF Indiana. set.

state OF Indiana. set
In the Appellate Court.
Josephine Eikenbury vs. John Burns prosecut-
ing attorney. ct al
Appeal from Wells Circuit Court
Whereas. II appears by affidavit filed that
Charles Eikenbury is nonresident of the State
Now. therefore, the said nonresident apneIIass
above named is hereby notified that on the 18th
bury filed in the clerks Office OF the Appellate
Court OF Indiana transcript of the record and
proceedings in a certain SIT appealed from the
teircuit Court of Wells county. Indiana, in Which
said Josephine Eikenbury was ap laintifr and said
above-named nonresident appellee Is hereby noti-
nsd TO s1Psar Indiana before sad in
Court on the ed day OF March. 1908. and defend
said appeal. else the same will be proceeded
WI Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
rhls crown SSy q cerR apyeiste Court
Mock & Sons. Attorneys for Appellant
State OF Indiana. Marion county.
s,ns. ss o fn9ana Oh county, In the
Thomas Murphy Jennie F. Murphy ct al.
Complaint. partition of real estate.
,sas the above named pIaintin by his attor
news nled IN the Office OF the clerk Of the SUI
co Ss COMPLAINT % against the sbe state Of
defendants. and. the said plaintiff having also
competent person showing that said defendant
Jennie Murphy lis Il a nonresident 3 s Of the State
real estate and that last above-named defendan nj
Issessa5y pdTSy 199ere.9 and whereas said
plant required said defendant TO appear in said
court and answer or demur thereto on IT, nth
CAY of May. 1903.
Now therefore. by order OF said court said
defendant last above named Is hereby notI5ed
OF the filing and tendency of said Complaint
against her and that unless she appear and an
aver or derur thereto at the calling OF said
cause on the 18th day OF May. 1903. the same
being the seventh judicial day OF term OF said
court TO be begun and held at the Courthouse IN,
the city OF indianapolis ON the first Monday in
MAY. 1885, said complaint and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged will be
heard and determined I'm her absence.
WILLIAM e DAVIS. Clerk
Francis II. Springer. Attorney for Plaintiff
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: The directors Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company on Wednesday authorized
issue of stock amounting to 80 1-3 per
cent. of the outstanding stock. 1t is issued
at $50 a share, payable In three INSTALL
$50 600 900
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Must State Kind Of Carriage Service.
The Interstate-commerce Commission has
entered an order requiring common carriers
subject to the act to regulate commerce to
publish in their rate sheets what. II any,
carriage other kind of terminal service
they provide or allow. The order states
that rebates or concessions from tariff
rates or advantages to shippers or con-
signees which charge the aggregate charge
to the shippers are plainly afforded by free
carriage or other forms of terminal services
not included in the ordinary service unless
such carriage allowance or other kind Of
terminal service is specified In the published
schedules. The commission directs that all
carriers shall indicate in their rate sched-
ules what, If any, carriage or other terminal
facilities they provide or allow in addition
to the ordinary carrier service.
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WANTED-A good girl for general house work.
In rear of 43S East Market.
wANTED-A good colored girl for general house
work. In rear OF 43S East Market
WANTED-Good cooks: also pie and cake
bakers; women. Apply 80 S. Meridian ST.,
WHITE & CO.
WANTED-Girls to help In dining room short
hours, good pay and Sunday work Apply
80 s. Meridian ST., WHITE & CO.
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NOTICE.


NOTICEISheet metal work Of all kinds. JO-
SEPH GARDNER. 80 Kentucky av. Telephone
NOTICE-City chimney sweep; fues cleaned, re-
paired; chimney doctor. "a Z. Ohio. New
NOTICE-The board of trustees of the Central
Indiana Hospital for the Insane will receive
sealed proposals until Friday, March a. at 10
a. m. for furnishing full line of supplies for
the month of April, 1903 Estimate book will be
on file at Room As. Statehouse from and after
Monday, March %. 1903.
BY order of board of trustees.
NOTICE
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the Champs Elysee. In reply to an inquiry
Mr.. Vanderbilt said: There Is no truth In
the statement that the New York Central
Railroad has passed into other hands. The
present directors act in harmony. each with
the other. No changes are contemplated,
and know of no one of them who wishes
to shirk his responsibility.
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DINNER AT 8 O'CLOCK.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted-An investor with
a few thousand ready cash to take an interest
In mining proposition already capitalized and
IN active operation. Only those that have from
5000 to $4,000 ready cash need answer. This
l. no prospective thing: IL Is chance for the
proper man TO make a large amount for his in
vestment- Communications treated confidential
~. Address OPPORTUNITY, care Journal
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

Newcomb deceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court No. 52S.
Notice Is hereby given that upon petition
filed In said court by the executor OF said es-
tate, setting up the insuffciency OF the estate Of
said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities
thereof. the Judge Of said court did, ON the 10th
day or March. 1903. find said estate to be prob
ably insolvent and order the same to be settled
accordingly. The creditors of said estate are
therefore. hereby notified OF such Insolvency and
required to file their claims against said estate
for allowance
Witness the clerk and seal OF said court at
(SEAL.I indianapolis. Ind, this 18th day OF
March. 1903.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office OF Treasurer Marion Branch, N H d.
v s. tP. o. address National Military Home
Grant county. Indiana). until 1 o'clock d. m
and delivery OF supplies in accordance with in
structions and specifications. copies of which,
with blank proposals and other information. NAV
be had upon application to
JOHN O ADAMS Treasurar
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Births.

Perry and Laura Johnson. 2o5 South Missouri
Marquers and Anna Keeran. 1547 Pleasant
street. boy.
William and ollie Peyton city, girl
Harry and Bertha Pegg. 314 East North girl
William and Rost Condor, Si2 South missouri
street, girl.
Matthew and Annie Donahue 1o71 High street.
girl =
NJ and May Sullivan. PA West Ray street. girl
Frank and Grace Pike. 500 South Delaware
street. girl.
John and Leona P-uett. I7l4 Linden street. boy.
Deaths.
Daisy W. HoIlngsworth. twenty-three, liz
Finley. pneumonia.
Sophie Henley. eighty-ave. 29i4 Northwestern
avenue. old age
Lena Jeffries. twenty-one. 72s Wabash street.
gtlnsh0t wound.
Pat Burke. sixty. 1Oi1 East Maryland street.
Ia grippe.
Cecilia windlorst. one 1889 Madison avenue,
dphtheria. .
Thomas Foote. thirty. $40 West Twenty-ninth
street, dropsy.
Minotto sferro. twenty-six. ST. vincents Hos
pital. typhoid fever
haEstion-
John Willis. forty-eight. city, gunshot wound
Clara Brown, sixty city, hemorrnase-
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BURIAL VAULTS.

BURIAL. vAULTS-American Burial Vault Co.
manufactures burial vault ghoul-proof and
Water-tighf, indestructible; reasonable in price;
sold only TO undertakers New Phone 1885 and
Black 72f2 w. w. HUNTINGTON, Is Baldwin.
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DenfIs.
DIED..

EDDY-EIijah F. n. Eddy, at late residence,
2s04 Central avenue. Wednesday. March %. lyOS
Age, sixty-three years. Funeral notice later.
HARDING-Labaa Harding died Tuesday, March
"a at O'Clock o. m. Funeral 10 a. m FRIDAY.
at residence, six miles northwest OF city. Burial
at Mount Jackson. Friends invited.