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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

lievcria al Yuu eiAim your treatment VIII 90 fof
thedeaL II entirely stopped the noises In my
head and made ny hearing perfect IeEn hear
any Conversation within ten feet ard n steam
whistle - miles. Iaend you name ~ q TREND
.Amicted as was lknoW your treatment VIII
cure her. 1wnI make oath to all I have said.
Your delighted friend, JAMEs BRADSHAW.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
ARTIST NEEDLE WORKERS.
The Work Of Repairing and MendinR
Celebrated French Tapestries

M Work Of Repairing and MendinG
Celebrated French Tapestries.
The work of repairing and mend.
ing celebrated French tapestries
is done almost entirely by women
at the Gobelin Tapestry works in
Paris, says the Brooklyn Eagle.
Two great feats in this line have
recently been accomplished by
them which are deserving OF men,
tion. After having been engaged
for a long time on the renovation
of the ten hangings depicting the
life of st. Reno as owned by the
Church of Reims, truly artistic
women have been busy on the en-
tire renovation Of two great
series, each comprising seven
panels, and respectively depicting
the incidents Of the Argaumotic
expedition and the history OF
Esther. 4 few men occasionally
give their help in this branch Of
the works, but, as a rule. the join
ing with the needle or rentraiture
OF the breadths OF all new tapes.
tries has been from the origin
uG62) intrusted to feminine indus.
try, to which recently has been
added the task OF repairing aud
mending not only the old gems
emanating from the formerly
royal, but now national. manufac.
tory, but any other important pro.
ducts OF the weaver's art in repro,
dueing pictures. TO give the neccs,
sary development 20 this depart,
ment, a new room, known as
"atelier de rentraiture p exclusive.
W for women was opened in 1901,
and, thanks 10 this help, rare
treasures OF the looms will be
saved from Oblivion by genteel
skill. The workers are divided n
groups. Some ply by themselves
IN delicate parts, while as many as
six may be seen engaged on TIT
same hanging, which Is stretched
on a huge frame, provided with an
extra trestle laid across the cen
ter In such "A way as TO raise and
give more support DO the heav,
panel, aud meanwhile allow OF a
certain space between the two op
posite sets Of women, who need t.
be exquisite colorists and skilled
with the needle.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
lust LIKE BoYs.


AAM"tA"i N'"'tNAF
In the days when o brownstone
front was regarded as the outer
and Visible sign Of "gentility,"
and when life in New York was a
simpler matter than Il is to-day,
there lived Ia one OF the orthodox
manions q certain highly respect
able maiden lady and two ncp-
hewH, cousins, 10 whom she was
guardian, says the Century.
A classmatc and chum OF tho
elder boy had become the happy
possessor OF a rooster. which. the
seller assured him, had a "big
gamy streak to him. Inhamcd
by this eulogy, both boys were wild
for a "match;" and not having the
means wherewith to purchase an
antagonist, they put their heads
together to compass the borrow
ing of one and the following re-
suits:
The younger cousin, an unusual
~ polite and gentle little boy. was
dispatched on the first holiday to
the grocery where the family
dealt, Ostensibly to order a chick
en- for dinner. "But,r he said,
pointing to a coop Of live fowls,
my aunt wants to e il before
you kill it."
The grover a~ssented. and forth
with drew from the coop what he
considered a desirable bird. But
the boy would have none Of IL. He
had sat his heart on a rainbow
colored rooster with enormous
comb and tail.
why" said the grocer, shat ia
the very toughest old customer in
the bunch.n
"My aunt likes them tough"
said the gentle little boy.
In a couple of hours the rooster
was borne back TO the store-one
eye shut, his comb torn and
bloody, and but one feather Of his
beautiful tail left. But he was
Growing so triumphantly that q
small crowd followed him. He had
suffered, but the bird with the
big gamy streak to him" was
nowhere.
"My aunt is much obliged t.
you," said the polite and geatl.
little boy to the astonished grocer
"she can't decide to-day, but sh'
would like TO look at him agair
next Saturday"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
Shoes 70 AGateh o

Women's footwear II steadily
becoming more varied in hue, ow-
ing 10 the tendency towards hay,
ing the shoe to match tha COO
lu@e' AAIAAikAAAba4a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
Read The Tribune.


Mother oray's sweet foudsrsf for chtiafen
Succe ssiully used 10y Mother Cray.
nurse IN the ChildreR's Home in New
York. Cure Feyerishness, Bad Stom-
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worme. Over 5000 testimonials.
They NEvER PAIL. Al MI druggists,
&c. Sample FREE. Address Allen
s. Olmsted. lie Roy, n. y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
INVITES cAPToR TO DRINK.
Leaves With the Detective Without
PUBLICITY

New York, Dec. 1s.-Victor Earle. TWEEN
ty-one years old. fashionabiy dressed and
wearing some jewelry. was slipping high
balls in the cafe of the Waldorf-Astoria
on Sunday afternoon. apparently at peace
with the world. when Detective Sergeant
Peabody tapped him on the shoulder and
informed him he was under arrest.
Victor was not the least disconnected
He greeted his unwelcome caller with a
smile and invited him 10 have a drink.
When the detective declined Victor said:
Well. sit down 2 second. and we can GO
out together unnoticed''
Detective Peabody took a seat at the
table and awited while the young man
ordered another drink. Then the two
left the hotel and went to police head
quarters The arrest was made 50 quieiy
that none except the hotel detectives
knew Of IL
Earle was arraigned before Justice
MAYER in special sessions yesterday and
rernanded back 10 headquarters Tor pass
ing a worthless check FOR 81 on Arthur
Duny. cashier Of cafe IN West sixty
afth street Earle visited the cafe with
two young women and was introduced y
Duffy who readily csshed a check dra Nn
on the Bank OF North America and signed
Paul Crsger. IL was returned uBhonored-
Earle lad gone 70 the Waldorf 20 b0T-
row money from friend he gave his
address ~ the Marlborough hotel. but
r. = not known there II Is beliey I'd that
Earle Is - actisions name ard that the
real name = Sands
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
Business Is Better Than At
Recent Dates.
COLD STIMULATES TRADE
Holiday Goods Are Also in
Great Demand.

New York, Dec. 1s.-R. G. Dunn's &
Co.'S review of trade tomorrow will say:
Business is decidedly better than at
any recent date and the improvement is
not confined to activity in holiday goods,
although the best reports concern those
lines. Continued lower temperature not
only stimulates sales but jobbers are re-
ceiving supplementary orders and col
lections are more prompt. Building per-
mits issued during November exceeded
the same month last year, railway tonnage
is heavy, and several manufacturing
branches are starting idle machinery. On
theo ther hand there is no improvement
situation in the cotton industry and fuel
producers are restricting output.
Confidence is increasing in the iron and
steel industry, and the feeling is becom-
ing more general than prices will not be
lower except possibly in some depart
ments that have not participated in the
readjustment
Structural material is gradually reviv-
ing, contracts for new bridges and build
ings coming forward and is known that
much construction work is scheduled for
early nthe spring.
A further advance in tin was secured
by manpalators at London yet there
is no increase in the legitimate consump-
tive demand. Other minor metals rule
steady.
Another general advance in hides is
recorded
Failures this week number 329 in the
United Statse. against 267 last year and
in Canada 20, compared with 16 year
ago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
NEGRO USED HIS GUN.
Wounded a Man Bpt Took to the
Woods Afterwards.

Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 1s.-After having
sold his wagon load Of cotton and started
for his home several miles to the south of
town late yesterday afternoon, G. Gaub-
man, with one of his neighbors, John Mar
tin, was Joined by a negro who asked for
a ride. AS they were passing through
deep ravine about three and half miles
south of town the purpose of the negro
revealed itself. He drew gun and order
ed the two men TO hold UP their hands.
Martin complied, but Gaubman jumped
from the wagon and attempted to defend
himself. The negro followed Gaubman.
as he knew him to be in possession of the
money received for the cotton. Martin
grabbed the lines and started the team.
Gaubman jumped 10 the side of the wagon
and just managed to get inside as the
negro fired. The ball struck Gubman as
he fell into the wagon bed. A buggy ap-
peared on the hill just beyond the ra-
vine and the negro broke for the woods.
The wounded man was taken into the
buggy and brought to town. 1t was
found that the ball had entered his lslo
and ranged upward. Though Gaubman e
in critical condition some hopes of re-
covery are entertained.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19

deficit of s2s.OOoOOo. In one way and an
other government receipts are being cur
tailed
Especially the falling off in the pur-
chases of goods abroad is diminishing the
customs receipts. 1t is argued that unless
turn Of affairs takes place and Gus
money in the neutrality-suspicious.
toms receipts increased government
money in the banks will be drawn upon
for current government expenses
1t is pointed out that the necessity OF
strengthening the navy makes dinin-
ished government expenditures improba
bic. Moreover. IL is regarded a. hardly
probable that congress win enact any
legislation for the purpose OF keeping the
present supply OF public money IN the
banks-about Sl70. 90 0ol.o-undlDiuished.
The government within the next six
months. is expected to pay out $50 $50. oo0
on account Of the Panama canal. While
this can be paid out Of money in the
treasury, il is likely It's Withdrawal viii
50 diminish the balance as to make it
needful to draw on the public money In
The banks 10 keep the balance up 70 a
point adequate 10 NEE. current needs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
HIS OWN SISTER
After an Acquaintance of Four Months
the Facts Are Learned

Guthrie. Q. T., Dec 1s.-After an ac-
auaintance of four months with his neigh
Dor, Mrs. Merle Ellison, Thomas Ingram
of Shawnee day before yesterday found
that she was none other than his own sis
ter whom he had not seen for upwards of
fifteen years
At the death of their mother young
Ingram drifted West and about three
years oga came to Shawnee. where he has
since lived, being in the employ of the
Choctaw railroad. His sister, who was
several years younger than her brother.
went to Colorado to live with her grand
mother. There she married. Some months
ago she came to Shawnee. but it was only
day before Yesterday that the happy
union of the long lost brother and sister
took place. Hence forth Mrs. Ellison will
reside with her brother.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
The Forum
Opinions Of the Readers of the
Eagle on Current Topics.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
For All indefinite number Of years there
has at times been much excitement b.
regard TO coal and gas in the immediate
vicinity OF your beautiful ard prosper
Gus city of wichita. sedg~iek county.
Kansas located in youF county So Is7Z
near the northeast corner ard op-Hes
up q farm ChoTnastead, and sold 81 in
lss5 and located In your city tNest sssel
Before / went - kansss Z was . coal
miner and cosi pro@Tteter. Lossfiag
several nine u Illinois. Whne on ny
farm ! .3id considerable in the Hsy -
pfosrectiag FOR coal and Eas- ] VII a.
sure you there - neither cgal ~ uataes.
gas in the rfTeT bottom q The Arkansas
river. neither On tie West Sile f9r 80
iezst > rifles neither - there c1si "a
the east q the river Unsif ycu rei as
least tEo ni!ss from tae bi.1 ans r.
vines. ~AsFeTer Feu nus COIL the1c y
nkeiy % - zas HezrAg. sag within 80
feet btBos he coal
In tne year q - o. rod ~ cazi
nine o. r brsaeh aaNinS iBso TIRE Cse-
sopa creek sozzss Ssffoni.
Il arr no. = prsctsosbse zee .ogfs- b
any means. but e. NJ ssory ) v1i nzzks
s shoTt-
-.wber Cszas-oI sssnx 2 sslsft ~ ths
edge q the hsur I sd q 30 pet 81 se~z
~ .esi he Eosa3s snd 80 cal fa Tzy-
iaz sssznsities There wo1ss1 ns ~tst ~
cssf arfft - -ozff-g c~ai r. r-asH lunrEa
sfsoEsuE TIE cczl has f~sR c4st cot - So
rsscr. ~hsrA hss ns=ei sSeTs sezfs'ase-
rhsss fhs frsfs coal 81 Dr1~r g. ans =
rsv5nx rsia = cal yru russs zesse -
sscieii~ % wtesssa zrr @srss.s1 thst
ersaI lass vIsasa - f~~t - ife sssfsf =
u ,ts Eroue3 sns seesassn< 20 sr ssueT
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
NAY NEED THE MONEY.
Government May Be Compelled 20
Withdraw Its Deposits

Washington. Dee .s.-Sincc tie recent
annual report of th> Secrstzry q the
Secretary of the Treasury shaw has beer
made public. i has given risc - ths
question Hhefher The koveTnuent z5li
not soon b. couSeiied 20 withdraw from
the national banks part q TIE pzhisa
money deposited IN thrun-. IndlcStions sFs
such step EiH - neresSs-y - snesf
current exPeases 5sfors the end 81 ~
next Gscsi vesr-
K = estimated - seeretary- shaz that
tie government : Ss-4,.as To- shs ear
rent ascsi year vst - 81 sss."ss ~sas
ntxt year g1ere al BE &c sarssas but
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
UOUBET TO VISIT ITALY.
Rome Planning Elaborate Festivities
During His Stay There.

Rome. Dec lS-lt IS semi-ofhcially an
nounced that President I.oubet. OF France
Will pay q visit TO italy. extending from
April TO April Il.
Preparations on an extensive scale for
his reception are now being planned. The
streets through which he will pass Will
he elaborately decorated. and NJ. Louhet
will be me, by King Victor Emmanuel
ard his court and by the city authori-
ties. headed 10y Prince Cclonna. the May
or Of Rome.
The programme OF the festivities in
cludes an official court dinner. z recep-
tion at the capitol, military review. a
gala operate performance. garden
performance a garden party. directed by
Slsaor Mascagni and visits 10 Naples and
Florence
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
IREv|EW OF TRADEIAs THE LAST RESORT
Colombia Will Try Three
Means of Getting Panama.
APPEAL TO THE HAGUE
As Third Effort the Little Re-
public Will Square Off.

committee here gave out a statement to-
day saying that Colombia would first
seek through commission to induce the
United States to recognize Colombia S
rights under the treaty Of 1916; second.
if the commission fails Colombia will
ask for the submission of the question
to The Hague arbitration court; third.
if its submission to the Hague court is
refused, Colombia will go to war and
rely on the Latin republics to come to
her aid.
Try Piso's Cure for asthma. It often
relieves at once. All druggists 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19

wFI reveal a vein q cesl frorn % 8
feet n thlesa~ss have found Nhat
IS terues fle surface in direTsrf piso-s
ranging fror8 e. s inehss IL ih5cxnesE
miTe1 rf,h biaek n Erey stsas. hsf
whsn p1t IN ihe sfof- zssl ere appliea
20 H. it sarns1 rea6lg Thls = - hun
tux. bGf fscts that I rsss4 s~rapnssrsts
e. yos II we're there. list ~ hare
70 ;houKht = .er vfaalnE Tour city
again. ! wzrs gaa 20 have ff3e bereff -
rnv past i1FessiEstlea. Yea caa pse thiz
for nuhsicetiea g. sra Ese - saF -
soc Seei ~ irferesf 81 fhis sns ~Ass
70 - better infa-zssss. fas; ~rite re ~
= Al5F5eh street Esstss Greek q n
= a. 3
r. s-ua.-f AJAX sra lookinx -
e saff rusr sar AZ aez gsss = srsrr q
axe.
There e. susra HsaFs cessis ga sr -
gard 60 fsss rssff~r } spsis gre soz
r-a-T zers sscss - rsEzra - eosI srs
o1 h-f vzlf pssssafig 70 bezr fsesn fsss.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
THE SMALLEST FISH.

The smallest hsckzoned animal in the
world IS 4 tish II has been discovered
recently In Buhi. mountain lake in
the island Of Luzon. in the Philippines.
The tiny creature has TWO names nut %
all proportion TO its size. The one given
1t BY the natives is sinarapan. and doubt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
A Drizziinu Rain.

Guthrie. 0. T.. Dec ls.-A drizzling rain
has been falling here during the en-
tire forenoon II is the first water to
fall in two months and though IL IS by no
means sufficient. it will be very beneficial
to the wheat and cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
Census of South McAIester.

South McAlester. l. T, Dee. 1s.-An un-
official census of the city of South Meal
ester was completed today showing a
population. exclusive of McAlester, Archi-
bald, Bushy. Krebs and Anderson. Of
7g-5
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
Steel LAYING Has Begun.

Guthrie, o. T. Dec 1S.-A special from
Oklahoma City says that the steel laying
on the three-quarter million dollar inter-
urban line between Guthrie and Okla
homa City has begun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULESv
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM
THE USE OF
SAPOl 10

less has some significance in the Language
OF the BicolS, the natives living IN the
lake region The scientific name is mys-
uchthys LpZonensis, and means the
smallest fish inhabiting Iuzon.
The largest OF the species measures hat
half an inch in length and the smallest
not more than one-fifth Of an inch. 1t
would take about six thousand of them 10
weigh pound. Fortunately fcr the FISH
mOnger of Luzon. the siarapan is not
sold by the dozen or even by the hun
dred. They are measured by the quart
Small as the fish is it forms an impor-
tant feod staple even in country SO
rich in these products The appearance of
the native fish dealer with his basket Of
sinarapan is hailed with delight hy the
soldiers as well as by the FIiipiuoS No
net is line enough no hook i small
enough t. catch these fish The natives
have solved the problem by using a flne-
~ woven cloth "a q net. and IN this way
gather in thousands at ore scoop.
When preparing them 70 eat they are
first drained Ia a basket. Next they are
mixed with pepper and other spices. nlsde
into cakes and laid upon leaves in The sun.
where they soon dry. Then they are
ready to he eaten The natives ooua,
them great dslicacy.
On the state college grounds at Asncns.
ia. may he seen a dozen or more large
and thrifty trees Siberian oaks. ETown
from acorns transported = years ago II
type they resemble the swamp cak of
The southern states. and produce an zcaru
over one inch in length.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19

-ss zzsseT ri--ssscssrs atss f.s si~etrs-
rssa se-x-safE = fhe nFzfr e,-sfs6 se-ss
- 80 ar-sr - s.s sessx7sss.a 4, - ss.--
s-s ~ ssk@ r.etaf ress = .s~-sx forsrss
I.xsss * Eresasrs esEk.ss . srsafA - ga
nsssal Tzs sas,efrs f-as~sIs = f.-ss -
sxF- na ssan s srsfsst erg<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
Bed Comforts

Today lot good material low
price
Bed Comfort medium weight skone in light
floral effects filled with cotton 67x5 inches
Heavy Weight Comfort 74xS5
handsome designs filed with fine carded cotton
Bed Comfort
10 elaborate designs
fancy designs quilting high grade comfort for g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
Specials in Dress Goods

These specials
We place today
dren and ladies' house
colored figures,
46fneh Jacquads winter
blue today only
English Mixtures heavy and
school blue, brown
CheVot and Granite Cloths weight
Extra Heavy GLASGOW Suing black green
brown, for suits skirts This $100 quality
White Mercerzed Vestings fleece lined
and figures stripes s1O
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19

This private hospital iS fos< cns os ths
BEST equ3pgca fnEt4t9tssi4s In the south
vest for tb~ Treatment - beth fn<dlcs'
and surgical casFz Hp~efai asts nfion 10
zixfu 20 the various forms Sf sfo-szrf
ard liver trntlAteH .tlaesaLs peculiar 4
women. diseases - tfie feeiaFa ara ssrs 10
prtuary organs. chronic ma iaftas fsGfs1f.-
snk. rneBfnsfisff. nagToas ainord~fa dts
eases ~ the threat. ifSnxk. heart = 81 KID
1fys. EcffFe nnd rasiCorEis aresf. fsrs
Hoer - Te@erFsd Tor a F1atersttg Isparf.
71srf anq ~ s9rne iHsfauCsk hafsses a -
b fcurd Tor chifFrn Ssr a rftoft -
only ~RF1 HiH - 49, sparf fsr ttl
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19
Union Livestock Commission Co.

Stock Yards Wichita Kan. Consixr-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-19

Millinery Department

The usual
Being always different from other
thing before
Now is time to Holiday Hat you
wait You will get less than oneha
will be back numbers
styles The best
Misses and Chdren's Hats basis