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

Ger NO c1fc1metenceA howsyes WIN FRED treat
Tsssnl.. ril.s, RSpturs. v.1scos.is. Hyd1oesie
si 5D. Ro:on e "a
Declins e wsn e III spec.al PFivats and Bun.
R.sa: ae q 't IS I'M 4 So. se.s
AZ. and Ne Pay UnIes Cured: uss.os behind
aes. q r ss si is e 1S n ora
= nj sssy ssss. ssa sa
payinG s1orbitant price. vhsn xou can ret better
g trsetmsat. % not msis ne miss.ts that TIA,
others have n.a: q ..itinE sntn ths ls.t mo
to,S.y: fnis oasI .tl PosEIIvELI pot e
fSr tims. sDseided a nav sppiseaats Vii Be
en.sk.d san p.ies .,---
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esiIsan "a uns b ~. o s.f a
f.ysgs.. No ':1 al zsedy 9 81 nsii:sis1: Kan
IN. No Me- a.oa4s Hail. Msasun R:.
Mrs.: c. A Henkle Buriington Kaa:: Nm. Z A.
L.ln.d. Ss S NJ and M. John. Land. Kind.
lsy. Kss;; Mrs Martha Eeklupd Hargnetts.
Douglas ave. wichit., K:s.: -Nra julie wschob.
Nsodesha. IA, p Wsi%sst. Eo. p LAgnsd.
ehns. No. 1909 n: Fifsh s.. Fort Smith. Ar
1orenson Perry. Perry. Oh: Ma Ann Stevens.
T.entieth and Little Roci ave. Eort smith.
Tort smith; Ark; .; 9. sehaaer: Pond crssk:
Mrs. J., "; Moore. 1Hs N. EMporia q Wlchita.
ks: a s0oRk noet 1n % enc ~ Kss
Nfs.. Ann Hill. Hutchinson: Kas: Z. Rat1la6.
Ecrt Smith. Art; Ben J.. Scott. Burns. Arr: J.
OK: Miss Mamie Scott. Monet Mo:-,-..,.
The above names were taken proentDcuouniy
from single case book. and they have thousands
prices and owe their present good health and.
IN many cases. their lives TO the superior SKIN Of
these Iipeto-dato Specialists These Doctors do
not dwsil upon what they CAN DO. but what they
HAVE done. and dive You the names and ad-
dresse. Of people they have CURED. After
dence Of skiii presented. It would indeed b .
foolish peTson who would not af least nvsstiEate
the claims made In case they are su6ertne from
any iiinea Of . Chronic. Complicated OF Private
nature n unable to call at their Offices, write:
Thousands cured by home treatment. Address.
mo German-Amefican Doctors. - Olive II. 81.
I<oui1 No.
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PACKER FALLS TO HIS DEATH.
Theodore Bohle Drops -Four sto-
ries Down Elevator Shaft.

Theodore Bohle. g years old. a packer
employed at the King Brinsnade Mercan-
tie Company. at No. 101 Washington ave-
nue., was killed last night by falling four
stories down the elevator shaft In the build
ing.
Bohle had been working on the fourth
floor and attempted to board one Of the ele-
vators to go to the floor above. The eleva-
tor was moving as Bohle attempted to en-
ter. and he was caught between the cage
and the fifth floor
He cried for help. but before the elevator
could be stopped he had been fatally
crushed. and as the machine was lowered
the body fell to the cellar. When he was
picked up life was extinct The body was
removed to his home. No. S105 Nebraska
avenue
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OBITUARY..
DAVID J.. cRANpALr

DAVID J. CRANDALL.
.,S Sdsn City Nc Ma Aug Aus: ,,ss;.Dava candai
REUBEN HUME.
Columbia. Mo-. Aug. co.-Reuben Hume died
today a. the ass Of q years after . abort NJ
aeaih there broken CHAIN 81 dir.s. iiyi ss
granddaughter are all living The funeral win
JOSEPH P. scRErBER.
Eureka. III. Aug. D-Joseph P. screiber. Of
CruEer the Oldest Postmaster in point Of SER
received a university education before coninS
and la! NJ held az Il. SDpo
ment up to , this time He was linsuist being
familiar with q number OF languages.
j. A. MCCOY.
years. station agent for the Burlington at this
place, but for two years an Invalid. died this
was q prominent Mason. ' uouDs' ne
JAMES r. LAWRENCE
Asryssse % No Ssa- Aug sa MJsmss lawrence
mile south Of Anxvasse to-day. A's non'e ons
MRS MARGARET REISINGER.
,nEs1 Years Old A Wi. g. 1ass
to- day after short illness.
DWIGHT W. BUELL..
Litchneld, M. Aug. 2a-Dwight W. Buell., .
day morning. after an illness of ten months.
duration. He was 60 years old.
CAPTAIN ]. p. SUTTON
Kansas City. No.. Aug. 7o.-captain ]. p. SUIT
ton, Q Civil War veteran, and member Of the
staf Of the Governor Of the National SOLDIER
Home at Leayenworth, Kas., died here to-day.
He was e yean old. Burial will be at his old
home In Michigan.
MRS. FRANK McKENNA.
Evansville, Ind. Aug. eo.-Mrs Frank Nc
Kenna, one OF the oldest women in the city died
to-day. She was born in ireland in ls3l and
came here when child. She was formerly q
Mics sullivan Sullirantown, . suburb Of this
city, was named in her honor.
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unanimously decided to adhere to the oeig-
inal agreement arrived at with the Taotai
Journalists, namely, that In such cases res
dents in foreign settlement must Be tried
and punished within the settlement limits.
whereas the Chinese authorities demand
BUTLER. MO-Professor II. c. Rich
mond Of Lamar. No, was elected superfn-
u. Taylor, resigned.
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ANNUAL SOLDIERS REUNION.

Big Crowd Attends G. A. II. CeleAFa-
ton ut PalAyHa.
The twentieth annual soldierS reunion
was held at Palmyra yesterday under the
auspices of Chiles Post, No. IA Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
A special programme was given By h
sallie's National Comet Band Of Spring
field, ILL., Among the prominent Speakers
were General c. W. Payey Of Mount Yer
Invite. M. the Reverend r. L Buck. pas
tor of the First n. E Church at Palmyra,
and the Reverend Edward Worth, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church NJ
Palmyra. Ill
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". H. INGRAM FINED.
Struck Conductor in Dispute Over Car
Fare.

struek Conductor in Dispute Over Car
Fare.
W. II. Ingram Of st. Louis was fined S
and costs by Justice Of the Peace Wangelin
at Bellevills yesterday afternoon on
charge Of assaulting James McMonnigie. an
East st. Louis street-car conductor, ten
days ago.
The alleged assault grew out Of demand
by the conductor for bridge fare. Ingram
insisted that he had paid his fare. and the
conductor that he had not. A fight fol-
lowed, In which Ingram was worsted
McMonnlgle was arrested on q warrant
battery. When the case was called for
trial Ingram was arrested on counter war
rant on the same charge
The trial yesterday resulted in the pro-
duction Of testimony which went to show
that the conductor was the injured party
and mat Ingram struck the first blow. In
gram and his attorneys waived jury, and
Justice Wangelin assessed the fine.
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DEFENDS CHnDREN,s RIGHTS.
William Elm Sees That There In n
Violation 0f CbfId.J.ho.

"ham Enn Sees That There Ii No
Violation of Child-Labor Law.
William Elm Of Galesburg. Ill, State
Deputy Factory Inspector. was in BeIleville
yesterday and investigated the factories
there. which employ boys and girls. to SEQ
that they were obeying the new law with
reference to the employment Of child labor.
The new law on child labor is general in
scope and forbids tho employment OF chill
tween "A and is years Of age must have
Board. -
Night work for children is absolutely pro-
hibited. and 1t is provided that every child
under 10 years Of age who works for wages
must be able to read and to write. or must
be attending a night school.
Mr.. Elm delivered an address on the evils
OF child labor before the st. Clair County
IeacherS Institute, and urged that instruc-
possible
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American Association VIII Teach WIS.,
ftors How to Cook Scientifically.
Plans for the Rice pavilion. to be erected
by the Rice Association Of America, have
been completed by 8. G. De pIsle. It IL q
building 70 by 90 feet, two stories high. with
a large dining hall Il by 20 feet, running
through both stories.
cooks and help. the pavilion contains dem,
onstration-room, with seats for visitors. and
a large platform on which expert COOKS
will show how to cook rice scientifically.
No allotment of site has been made.
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RARE VIOLIN FOUND
IN COACHMAN'S EFFECTS.

Berlin, Aug. 2o.-A dilapidated
) violin found among the effects Of =,
) coachman at Strassburg. who had I
married his former brothers rich 1
) widow and who obtained possession I
Of her money and fed to Russia with I
another woman, has proved to be a I
genuine Stradivarius. It has Just been I
sold at auction for the benefit Of the 4
) coachman's creditors and was 4
knocked down for $500. 4
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WEDDINGS.


SUMMERS RoDGERs.
Richview, H.. Aug. 2os-Mr. Claude Summers
MINT ma mss fan. H0'l' were married nsr' 70
EVANSVILLE WEDDINGS
Evansville. Ind, Aug. D.--The wedding Of Miss
Lent KuntzmAnn and Mr.. Fred T. Bicfer Oc-
CURED to-day at Bonneville. Ind. the Reverend
J. J. Meyer ofhciatinE They are spending their
MISS Kate BsItel and Mr. Henry Dippel were
end A. n Loesch. They will reside In Granville
sroNEcIPHER-GwALTN
: Evansville. Ind. Aug. z.-Mr Courtand
B. Gwsitney OF Midway. md. were married at
Midway to-day, By the Reverend 8. MeVey. They
viii reside at Beaver City. =
MEADER-HAISLIP.
Iuka, nj. Aug %. Miss Lottie Haisiip. aged
10 years and M. Luther Meader. aged u years.
wcrs married here to-day
ALLEN-STONE
RErUBLIC SPECIAL
Allan and Mss Ethd Van, stoas uiSs Has5ssd
49,
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Tho Illinois State Trust Company and
William Eckert Of East St. Louis yesterday
filed a suit in the Circuit Court at Bellevilie
to coustrue the will OF Henry Oebike. q
wealthy East St Louisan, who died Febru-
airy 16, 1888 The suit is directed at Chris
Oebike, his guardian, Louis Weiklein:
Henry Eckert. George Eckert. Chris.
TOPPER Eckert. Carl Eckert and Mrs.
Emma Eckert. their guardian. The win OF
persons, but it was not to be divided for
several years.
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from her buggy in a runaway on, EAST
Main street. Beileville. yesterday afternoon,
but alighted In such manner that her
The horse took fright near the public
square After Mrs. Smith was thrown out
the horse ool1ided with a telephone pole
which wrecked the rig.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
VENICE LEvEE HAS WEAK PLACES
Strong Current of River Washes Away
Part Of Embankment.

Weakened by the recent flood. the levse
at Venice is being undermined by the river
current, and more than hundred feet of
the bank above the ferry landing has been
washed away.
Several carloads Of rock have been thrown
into the weakened places. and no serious
danger is threatened at present The main
Madison County levee ends above Venice
and the bank Is being undermined in the
lowlands. The ferry landing Is the only
point damaged
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Antidotes save . Life.

Sweet milk. salt water and whisky were
used successfully as antidotes for an over
dose Of morphine taken by mistake yes
terday afternoon by John Meyers Of No.
14z7 East Broadway. East St. Louis. who
nine When he discovered his mistake he
hurried to a nearby saloon, where he told
what he lad done The antidotes named
were given him, and several physicians
were summoned BY the time the first
physician arrived the man was out Of dan
pa1
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quarter section =. township l. south rangs .
west. and more; warranty deed. 07sa
J: D. Elder: deceased. by master 70 Many
Elder, same description: warranty dsed. o.1l.
p. ". LII and wife to Dan Ruhl iots e.
and ., Fosters addition AAscoutah; Quitelaim
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

SAN JOSE, cAL-Director Campbell Of
the Lick Observatory announces that the
faint periodic comet discovered by Profess
or Brooks Of Geneva, N. T., in 1853. has
rial. about I'VE minutes of arc from its pre-
dicted place. It Is Of the fourteenth mag
nitude and therefore requires q telescope to
see It.
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Joseph Lander was arrested yesterday after
noon On charge Of stealing milk and gum from
q Chicago and Alton freight car.
Mrs A. II. Moody OF Hot Spring. Ark. IN
visiting Mrs James Moody.
Miss veril Repperd Is visiting IN Chicago. H.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. whthread have returned
from Edwardsvfne. H.
George Eggnnann has returned from Putin Bay.
Mrs. o. P. Begole has returned from visit In
Chicago.
Miss Anan Derleth II visiting in Lebanon, nj.
Miss Louise Tabb has returned from pleas
ant whit in Mount Vernon. Ill
The Daughter Of Erin held . meeting last
night and initiated seveSfl candidates
Thomas Martin had two Of his fingers accident
ally cut on In shesr1ng machine At Goedde 4
Cos plant yesterday.
L e Haynes and family departed last night
for South Haven, Mich.
Miss Clara Nandel OF west Pine street n Wis
itinK friends In East 81. LDuiR.
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"FATso AND ~LEANS', TO PLAY,
BellevilIe Big and Little Men to Have
Baseball CONTEXT

ball is expected Saturday afternoon when
the Fats and the Leans. of Belleville
cross bats Prominent Belleville men will
contest. but the lineup win not be DEFINITE
iy settled until to-day. TIE proceeds Will be
devoted to St Elizabeth's Hospital.
1t 10 stated that there will be q differ
ence In the weight OF the two teams of two
tons. or 1900 pounds. The minimum-Wei9ht
limit for the fats Is go pounds, and the
maxinum-weight limit for the ''ieans'' is
$50 pounds C. II. G. Heinfelden will be the
captain Of the Fats" and Fred Scheel viii
be captain of the Leans"
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To Help war veterans.

Tho Woman's Relief Corps of BellevilIe
will give an ice-cream supper and q music
Needkes on East D street, this evening.
The proceeds Of the entertainment will be
devoted to the assistance of the veterans
OF the Civil War who are found to be
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Iowa to Have Flag Raising.

Iowa will have a fiag-raising to-day over
the cupolo of the State building. which Is
approaching completion on the Plateau 1t
is expected that ". T. Shepherd. the ST.
perintendent of Construction for the Iowa
Commission. will arrive this morning with
the flag.
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oAaSA4 JV
eating every ache. pain
and di1aUseAbia feeling
without aa1ktng Q Etnzle
question. II you are .
victim OF C1tarrh. Brun-
chitia. Asthma DyBpep-
sia. 1nOmn3A, Dyson
tery. weak and Sore
Eye, Deafness Neu-
ralgia. Rheumatism. Fee
male Trouble, or Dis
eaoeo Of the Heart.
Stomach. Live. Spleen.
Bladder. Kidneys or
Bowels without ccmpli-
cations, Cu0Dultntion, X
Ray Examination. Adj
vice and Treatment viii
b. 1l5nolUfeiY fPeO. I'm
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The annual entertainment Of the St. Clair
County Teachers Institute was given last
night at Belleville. The feature Of the en-
tertatnment was a lecture by VIII w,
Pfrimmar of Kankakee Ill
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DOUBLE WEDDING REQUIRED
/ THREE DIsPENsAIloHs


Mis- Fannie Z Lag ana her brother.
Charles D. Long. mots than year ago
decided 10 have thstr respective weddings
at tie same tims IN their parentf residence
at No ssw North Market street. and the
marriage ceremony which took place there
last night was brought about only after -
curing thrss special dispensations from
pastors q - many Catholic parishes Of this
city.
The other principals in the double wedding
wsro Nh Teaie Nay Brucker Of No. NIB
lThomAs street.. ana Onward p. Walsh OF
20. ~ LAclsds avsaue.
4 lGiss Long and her brother lived IN St
Terssa's Parish. Mis- Brucker in St
Bridgets Parish, and Mr.. walsh In 81.
Francis xavier's Parish.
Ths laws Of the Catholic Church require
that N weddings take place In the parish
church Of the bride. II there 10 not spe-
cial dispenation 70 tho contrary. These
dispensst1ons are not mere formal matters
and They are never granted without good
reason b shown.
More than year ago. when Mr.. Long
told ri his engagement to Miss Brucker,
N tar also announced her engagement
% II. walsh. Al that time the idea Of the
unique wedding was conceived Before the
marriage licenses were secured yesterday
matters wers explained to the pastors OF
the several psrishes-
! Dtspensafions were granted from St Fran
&cis xavier's and 81 Bridget's. and the pas
Tor Of ct. Teresa's gave his consent to
the ceremony taking place outside Of The
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BeIleville darriaEo License..

Marriage licenses issued in Belleytile yes
terday were to: John Dambrautskis. %,
East st. Louis, Catharine Ramanik D..
East St Louis; Robert q. Baker. IS Love.
Joy. Mary Bolden. Is. Lovejoy; e B. Russ,
IS. st. Louis. Mary Bills. g. De Soto: VIII
East St Louis.
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Railway promotions Made.

Promotions among the employees of the
East St Louis and Suburban Electric Rail-
way yesterday were: W. h: Guyton to
master of transportation. and r. 9. Humes
and George F. Garrett to supervisors of car
service Edward johnson. motorman. was
promoted to foreman OF the car barns.
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FREETo THE SICK


Thss ID not Q charity offer. but made solely for
the purpose Of Introducing New Method Treat
ask for services rendered i that each person TAX
IN treatment Will appoint themselves Q COM
mitsee Of one to INFORM their friends Of the result
In their Individual case Tha. = certainly .
eolden Opportunity and one that you cannot
Snord to miss % DO NOT delay, a. friendly talk
With these Experts might be the means Of chang
ThaH I'LL ndanffdcnllY diaEuQla your cala 10
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Jerseyvills Nstes.

Alderman h g. Daniels Of JsrssyviIls vss
visitor In St Louis last week
-Attorney I D. snedekef Of Jasssvins want
to Godfrey. Ill. yesterday
81 H Bowman. president Of the stats 1.nk
at Je1seyv1lle. was visitor IN b. Louis ysste-
Doctor Frank g. snedekss Il Jsrssyvins won't
to Salem. ILL.,, yesterday.
"A Baptist uainisters institute win b held
end K n stamper van be he modssates q ne
preps1ed by Il. Reverend J. r. csstssl
The annual picnic Of the ars:na:aa "a p: Z,
We. a De.. M E 3. 6:
sR pnssM I'm i be 1a e: Rs..nS " H.ss
81 Franklin. III.
last evening By the ,dies Ala Society OF TIE
The annual pieric Of the OLD :sttlSsS e M
eoupin County will be held at cariinvflls. N. %
Thursday Of next week
Greene County sund.y-school Xssoe.aiion Sss,n
at CarrolIton yesterday. The services WIN b
ssl ID e IL the 81 er g. Miea stat.
worker: Miss Phoebe Lewis primary wcrke5 and
The convention VIII continue two days.
Edwardsvills Notes.
VILE s..l.rs.g so Emil nit. AVN s Wuenses q
St. Louis. and Lea Louisa. .Ro::sppa6. e q
e. both Of St Louis.
-EdwardsvilIe expects to learn In . fsw days
Of the establishment Of tho NTH rural delivery
mail route leading out Of the town: Tho dc.
partment has established four and has notified
the carrier for the ffth Of his appointment
w. g. Neuenschwander. Charles Geriin9 and
c. F. sepmeyer Of Edwardsville have purehased
establishing branch Of their plant for the
manufacture Of . potato planter patented By NJ.
Geriing, and other farm machinery.
Superintendent J. C. Campbell Il the euhur-
ban electric system announces q reduction N
fare between Edwardsville and 81 Louis The
shorthand rate remains the sans but uckess
from Third and WashinGton avenue. % cents.
-The Board of Assessment Review win have
q session in ColItnsvflls to-day: The remainder
Of the week Will Be spent AZ tho Couxtnouee
in Edwardsville and the body will then visit
venice Madison and Granite City for the pur-
pose Of interviewing residents Of those localities
IS to changes in their property assessments
C. D. Wilson of No. 6u Chestnut street 81:
IxotfIs who Is general MANAGER Tor the fArmer1
National Jubilee at the WORLDS b1ar next year.
was In Edwardsville yesterday Advertising the
plan.
n ball on Thanksgiving niRht At the nesting
several changes were made In the ofncerA ana
the question Of bringing the state tournament
TO Edwardsville during the Worlds fAtr year
was agitated. One Of the most .ucces1ful
meets Ia the history of the association was
held in Edwardsville. and neighborinG towns
have extended their support toward securing
next years gathering.
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BRAZIL WILL MAKE
EXCELLENT EXHIBIT.
cennissioner General Aguiar Arrives
In New York En- Rslte to
st. Louis. I.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Aug. 0.-Colonel DeSousa
Aguiar. Commissioner General from Brazil
to the st. Louis Exposition. with a very
large and healthy family OF little Aguiars.
arrived here to-day after q voyage Of nine
teen days on the steamer Byron.
Colonel Aguiar IL accompanied by Doctor
J. B. DuMotta and Senior Cunha, secreta-
des. The party was met In Brooklyn by
John b. McGibbops, Eastern representative
Of tho Worlds Fair and driven to the Hotel
Savoy. where they Will remain several days.
tan and 1.-the. and speaks English fiuently.
cako Exposition. and Is thoroughly familiar
with the duties OF his position.
Colonel Aguiar will make St Louis his
home until the close OF the Worlds Fax.
He Is accompanied by his wife and nix
Ss S ss. two q whom ARE young ladies'
and all speak English as well as Spanish.
Doctor DuMotta also brought his family,
consisting Of wife and three children. and
position Is q thing Of history.
preparing the brazilian eShiblt," said
pect It win be all shipped By the first Of
March next. That viii be time enough to
have It reach St. Louis and be installed In
our building which We viii erect.
hibit has been made, and there is no danger
that It win not be completed in time Tor
the opening"
Brazil has appropriated $4,000 for its
participation in the Exposition. At the Chi
cago Worlds Fair the big South American
within the grounds. Colonel Aguiar says he
has no doubt that his Government win do
equally well by St Louis, Il. indeed, she
Colonel Aguiar n the flrst representative
OF the South American countries to reach
New York. although all Of the Southern Re-
win leave for St Louis ON Monday, epinR
by way Of Washington; where he win
SPEND day or two. Upon his arrival in
xilian building. i
Colonel Aguiar and his secretaries viii
personally superintend the construction OF
hitit,
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Roove As.eciation Coni.<.

Norwich, Conn. Aug. Nat the annual
/. 4. Baker Of Washington. D.. c., .vaS
elected president The matter OF accepting
the Invitation extended by the st. louis
Exposition Commissioners to hold the tosar-
nnnnenf next year on the Exposition grounds
was referred to . committee.
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Herschel Som the locomoriye manlfac-
on the installation Of their loccmotiv1 dis-
play In the Palace q Trensportation{ Adj.
vfcss from Worlds raif Cemmi e6er
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sHANeHA1-Ths consular body has
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READY TO BUILD RICE PAVILION.

Brucker also report that the lace manu-
facturers of Plauen. Germany, will make a
fine display