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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-29
HIGHWAYMAN ON OLIVE STREET
Pedestrian Robbed Between Tween
ty-Second and Twenty-Third.

While returning homo from work late
Friday night c. II. Levette Of No. 2sss
Olive street was held up by an unidentified
man on the south side Of Olive street be-
tween Twenty-seoond and Twenty-third
streets and relieved of bill book contain
ing 81 in cash, check for $3.50 and vari-
Gus other articles.
Shortly before being held up he noticed
man walking behind him, but did not think
anything about 1t. About the middle Of the
block the man drew a revolver, telling him
to throw up his hands He then went
through his pockets all of the time hold
ing the revolver to his head. After taking
what he wanted he turned him around and
ordered him to remain there and then
started down the street. turning south on
Twenty-second.
I.evette notified the police and a search
was made for the man. but with no re-
suits. He cannot give an accurate descrip-
ton Of the man, as the place where the
hold-up occurred is q very dark spot at
that time Of the night.
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ARRANGE DETAILS
FOR CONSIDERATION
The Reverend Father Harry Will
Confer With the Apostolic
Delegate.
TO BE ARCHBISHOP OF MANILA.
Former Pensioners Desire That
the Ceremony Should Be
Performed in st.
Louis.
TO BE ARCHBISHOP OF MANILA.

The Reverend Fathc, T uartv n, G,
49,, '' "a
Leo NhurGh' VINO mas been appointed
Archbishop Of Manila. will go this week TO
Milwaukee. Wis. to consult with Nonsianor
-. 49,. $50
country. regarding the time and place OF
his conservation.
49, ~ ,o,,,
psi"io h1 te'ufhs 10 81 LOUIS IL Is eA-
pected that the matter will be arranged in
detail. The Delegate II 10 understood has
,,,-;o.- 80, ~.
matter. and after the interview with Father
Har;y. the final decision will he announced
I. h., 49,, ,..,,o, A.. -a.,a.,
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DISPUTED DOG SHOWS FIGHT.
Deputy Constable McAuliffe Bit
ten While Replevining Animal.

Deputy ConStables John Golden anc Alex
ander McAuliffe replevined large Great
Dane dog under some difficult circumstances
yesterday morning. and before possession
OF the animal was secured McAulife was
painfully bitten on the arm.
Four months ago a valuable dog disap-
peared from the home Of Theodore c.
Hamilton of No. All Cote Brilliante avenue.
and recently ii was located in the saloon OF
Nathaniel Sebastian. Eighth and Pine
streets.
Possession of the animal was demanded.
but Sebastian refused to give up the dog
unless he was first refunded S25 which he
claimed he had paid for the animal, and
was given 50 cents a day for its board.
Hamilton brought action in replevin. and
the dog was seized by the Constables under
Sebastians protest and with considerable
difficulty. The court will determine who is
the rightful owner of the dog.
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LUxEnBURe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bank.
GIRL WITH ABSENT MEMORY
RETURNS TO PARENTS HOME.
Sarah Noe, the City Hospital Puzzle,
Still Insists That She IL
BIanch Williams.

Sarah Noe. the girl who cannot rernem-
her who she is and who was known at the
City Hospital as Blanch Williams. was
taken to her home near Auburn. H.. yes
terday morning by her brother-in-luw. W.
D. Pike.
AS stated in The Republic yesterday
morning she is the daughter Of the Rev
erend w. s. Noe Dunkard preacher, and
one Of three sisters. but she said that she
did not recognize her brother-in-law when
he went to the City Hospital.
Saturday night he endeavored to get her
to go home with him, but she could not be
persuaded to do so. Yesterday morning
however. she was prevailed upon to accom-
pany him, and the two departed for -Au-
burr
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CLAIMS MEN ROBBED HIM.
George BULGE Says He Was Beaten
by Highwaymen.

Robbed. almost disrobed and severely
beaten he claims. by two young men who
stopped him near Twenty-second and st.
Charles streets, George H. BULGE, rs years
old, a paper hanger living at No.2IS2 Wach-
ineton avenue, found at o'clock yes
terday morning by Patrolman Quincy.
who took him TO the City Dispensary.
BULGE alleges that his assailants took
from him sl5 his hat and coat and then beat
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Repairing Of Fine watches
And Jewelry q speciality. r. W. Drosten.
Seventh and Pine.
KING PETER ATTENDS CHURCH
servian Ruler Not Accompanied by
an Escort.

Belgrade. Servia, June B.-King Peter az
tended the services at the Cathedral to-day
without any escort
The official account Of the recent asas-
sinations. based on an Investigation made
by the War Minister. Is expected to Be pub
nshed shortly.
1t is understood that It will ray that the
conspiIators did not intend to Kill their
Majesties. but only to deport them, but they
were melted to the murder By the attack
Of Lieutenant Petrovics, the Kings aeers-
tary who fired the first shot
It appears that 1t was the King Of Greece
and not the King Of Italy who sent his
congratulations to King Peter on Saturday.
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SPAIN,

MISUNDERSTANDING Broa>
BARCELONA-Credit Lyonnais
BARCELOEA-Jose Sierra y Font
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hi.pano- Ctlonial.
CADIZ-Jose Esteban Gomez.
GIRRALTAR-Thomas Mosley 20
GIPRALTAR-Thomas Cook 4 Son. WATERFORD
street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morrison 4 Co.. Ltd.
JEREZ DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Co.
MADRTD-Credit Lyonnais
San Geronimo.
MALAGA-Re'n Co.
San SEBASTiASEcfedit Lyonnaia
SANTANDER-Hitos de DorigA
SEvILLA-Credit Gyonnais.
SFvTLLA-Edmond Noel.
SEvILLA-MacAndrews h Co.
vAIENCIA-Credit Lyonnais.
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.
Washineton. Hume 2s,-Forecast:

Washington, June 2s.-Forecast:
Indiana-Fair Monday: warmer in north and
extreme southern portions. Tuesday. fair: light
to fresh south winds.
Illinois-Fair Monday: warmer in northeast and
extreme south portions. Tuesday. fair: fresh
south winds.
Eastern Texas-Generally fair Monday and
Tuesday: light to fresh south winds.
Western Texas-Generally fair; continued warm
Monday and Tuesday.
Kansas and Indian Territory. Oklahoma and
Arkansas-Generally fair Monday and Tuesday.
Miseour-Fair Monday: warmer in the east
portion. Tuesday. fair: continued warm.
ably showers and cooler.
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scOTLAND D.

ARERpEEN-BriushI Linen Company BANK.
AYR-British Linen Company Bank
DtMFRiEsBTiti.h Linen Company ,sIs y,1 Banf-
EEhifERITRCH - British Linen Company Bank,
head office. 80, II. O..
afAStj0W-British Linen Company Bank. queen
street c.
GREENOCK-British Linen Company Bank.
HAWiCK-British Linen Company Bank
iNTEREESS-Britsh Linen Company Bank
STANDARDIZATION Linen Company Bank
FAIsLEY-British LINEN company sank
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RUSSIA.

RAKC-Nordische Bank.
BIALISTOK-Rigaer Commsrlbank.
BORISSOGLEBSK- Bank.
DWINSK-Rigaer Commercially
IWER-Nordische Bank.
JELETZ-Nordischs Bank.
KASAN-Nordischs Bank
KOSLOFF-Nordiech Bank.
LIBAC-RiGaer CommerIbank-
LODZ-Rig1ef Commercially.
M1SSK-Nordische Bank.
MOSCOw-Nordische Bank
MOSCOw-Credit Lyonnais.
MOSCOw-Wogau & Co.
ODESSA-Crsdft Lyonnaia
RIGA-Rigasr Commercially.
ST. PETERSBUR9-Nor Bank
ST. PETERSBCRG-Cr LyonnafAt
ST PETEEaBURG-wo q Co.
wORONESCH-Nord Bank
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Temple Beth FL tomorrow night, About
be in session until Friday morning. with
religious services in morning. at which
Rabbi Samuel Hirschberg OF Boston VIII
Of the Sabbath Commission Wednesday
morning on the question Of changing the
Jewish Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday
Is expected to result in an interesting and
important discussion Papers on theolog-
ical and historical subjects will be read by
prominent rabbis from all parts OF the
country
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Denver Architect injured.

Salt Lake. Utah, June 8.-Theodore Davis
Boal. prominent architect Of Denver. was
reriously injured this afternoon while driv-
ing with Samuel Newhouss. the millionaire
mine owner of Salt Lake and New York
The team became unmanageable. Boal
clambered on the seat to assist the driver
and had the horses almost under control
when the carriage ran into rut and Mr..
Boal was thrown headlong.
His leg was broken below the knee and
his head severely cut in two or three places.
he Is suffering from conclusion Of the hGntn.
NJ. Newhouse was unin1urod,
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BELGIUM,

ANTWERP ANVERS-Banque dAnvers.
ANTWERP-Companie Commercials Beige. Anc.
H. Alb de Bary Il Co.
BRUsSELS-Credt Lyonnais. Rue Royale.
BRCSSELsLCredit Lyonuais. Boulevard dams
pach.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook & Son. a Ru. de Ia
Madeleine
PRJ'ssELS-Basler q Co.. Rue d Arenberr
CHARLEROI-Banaue de Chartered.
GAED (GHEN)-Banque de Flandres.
LIEGE-Bandue Generate de Liege
OSTEND-Credit Ostenda!s
OSTEND-Smiths Bank g Dieus de Mef.
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Hostler Falls Dead.

William Lee, IS years old. employed as a
hostler at the home Of William Dischert,
No. 45sS Page avenue. yesterday afternoon,
while washing harness in the stable, fell
unconscious and was dead when Doctor
Rinkle of 1901 North Taylor avenue reached
him. The body was sent to the morgue.
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him. He describes one as about % years
old. 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing about
100 pounds. The man, BULGE says. was
dressed in black suit and wore a derby
hat. The second robber he describes as
about % years old and weighing about $50
pounds. He says a cabman named Frank
would be able to identify the highwaymen.
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SWEDEN,

GorHENBURo- skandinaviska Krsditaktisool-
ret
NoRRKoPING-sk andinavinska Kreditaktisesae-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Krsditaktssboas<
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enskilda Bank
TRONDHIEM-Jensoeu = Co.
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ITALY.

RELfAGIo-Achille Stoppani
tErg9LE9SSA-hptgt Gayarnzzt b Go.
RAI:DlSl-Ihomas Cook & Son.
EEGAAo-Banca Comnerciale Italiana.
CS.aaII,aaNI Ia; W EHoEd & Co.
ELOEENCE-Ranca Commerciale ItSliana
FLORENCE-French. Lemon a Co.
ELoaENCE-Maouay q Co.
ELORENCE-Kueter 4 Co.
FIOEENCE-Thomas Cock q Son
GENoA-ganca Commerciale Italiana-
GENOA-Granet. Brown 4 Co.
GENOA-Thonas Cook Son Via Caytoli
LEGHoRN-Banca Commercials Italiana-
LEGHORS-Alfred Lemon q Co.
MESSINA-Banca Commercials Italiana-
MlLAS-Banca CommerciaIe Italiana.
MILAN-Bsssi 4 Co. banquiere.
y IA Thomas Cook Son. Via a. Mansoa1
NAPI-ES-Hoims 4 Co.. Via Fiavio Gio1a.
NhPLES-W. J. Turner Co, ~ Santa Lucia.
sAPLES-E. G. vickers q Co. Via vittnrta.
NAP1ES-Thomas Cook Son. Piazza del Mar.
PaaPoTAsooBanca co.nmereiaIe Italians.
PERU9IA-Kuster Co.
PISA-Panca Commercials Itaiiana.
PISA-Maauay Co
PoME-Ranca Commerctale ItalfzIM
R0ME-Sebaed Reali. Piazza d SnAknA
ROME-PIowden q Co. Palace Colouna. u =
RONE-Ad. Roessier Frsns 3 FILL cnndotti
RCMEIThomas Cook q Son.
SAN REMONAsquaeciau ffefes. bsn1utefA
san REMO-A- Rubino. 6andp1E:
SAVONA-Banca Commerciale Italiana.
sIKNA-Maquay & Co. -'---..
TURIN-Kuster 4 Co.
VENICE-Banea Comr1erciaie Iesfhna
VESrcE-Thomas Cook d son. Piazza "a
Marco.
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GREECE.

ATHENS-Ionfan Bank Limited
ATHENs-Thomas Cock & Son. Place de Ia Con-
stitution.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bark Limited
CORFU-Ionian Bank Limited
PATRAS-Ionian Bank Limited.
PIREE-Ionian Bank Limited.
ZANTE-Ionian Bank Limited.
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Half Rates on Big Four, July "a.
Ticket Office. Broadway and Chestnut.


Detroit, Mich. June 8.-Leaders in the
Jewish faith from all parts Of the United
States and several from Canada as well
are expected to attend the central conference
of American Rabbis. which will begin its
fourteenth annual meeting here in the
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HOLLAND,
ANSTTPDAN,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -1ndische Escomp,e-
Maatschappj.
AMSTERDAM-Hope 4 CO.
ACKNOWLEDGES. Roeenthal Co.
nELFT-Scheurleer & fls.
THE HAGUE-Scheurleer a hls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
SUPERINTENDENT & fls.
CTRECHT-ylaer 4 Rol.
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RE1FAsr-Thomas Cook Son. War1nE Street
N1Rk-Mupeter & Leinster Bank.
DTBLIN-Ihomas Cox q .,s Son han.
nJARSEY-Munster & Letnster Bank
Observation-Disclosures g. Leinster Bang.
u Observation-Disclosures & Leinster Bank.
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FRANCE.

ABBEVILLE-Credt Lyonnats
hEeasaii pour favor
Aj 's5 IL c sEsEsA nanfq sssTs:
a aSG6kEEMTs P k'' Eyousai s,'
AvIGNON-CredIt Lyonnais
ARLEs.socie,e Gensraie pour ls connefes q
AR R3asSii55s: p.n. Err. Asaap
BAYoNNE-soc. pour favoriser 10 Commerce. =
REhFpRT.credit Lyoan....
BEAGLIEUSBanaue popuIairs d. Mention.
BBziERs-British 4 International Bank. H Bel
BEZIERsS Generate pour lie Commerce
B h9IET6ASS ; Tssy viS,s,, I C G
BorKdEs,CretIt Lyonnais.
GGA AkAFs,ta,ssa,, t iySnnsa,,
cHNNEs-Tsenas h GooF 4 Son ru. q. la gar.
CAME. Soc. Generate pour faverissr l. Com
ca ns5ss s E!2eu,sTisi Lyonn.l.
s sREaT5NcstaIs tssShs. 1,onn.
ScHAAMMRERYYesd LySnls pour ..vor..r
Commerce rIndSstrie.
SHHkK9SIxrssl RssS. sromp,. d. co.
efSFT5kTFsSRA kYsn9ss 1,onn..
CoGNAc-credit Lyonnais.
IS gsns1.. pour !. conn..
pINAS.5ehn LIE Coca.
PINARp.John Il Coco.
S ESiSAE@ssssi| f 2ysss.i.
GRAssD societe eensrale pour ls Commerce q
HAvRE-cFedit Lyonnais.
d sasn R pour sts g
IIBouRNE..c.edit Lyonna,.
E Efh6GEsfsess hy1 Igonn.,.
aaakk sEfiT.nsL LySaanlslki; yona.,,
MARsEILLEs-Thornas Cook Son. III. rus do
MENToN-socie.e pour lie Commerce q Tin
Cock SOD 8: s #s:+
NSSEsARho a9s:ss 4ss.s; E E;ea:
MoNTE-cARLo French rerresanqu. Popu-
MoNTPELL1ER. oen.r.i. pour - Com
M 'ossfi !. tifase-ts 1,onna,..
NANTEs-creditt yonnai.
NANTEs-Rrousset Fills. ssnauier.
N NEGEfEssIs .!ssas': A..nu. x..n.
NICE.societe Generate pour ie commeres b
NICE-F crossa. Banquier. L. rue Massena.
NIMES-Credit Lyonnafs.
ORLEANS-Credit Lyonnafs.
PARIS-Banque Franchise pour 10 Coenmeros q
rIndustrie. , rue Boudreau
PAR1s...cr.dit Lyonnais. Boulevard des Itai-
PARTsIrhomas Cook & Son. L Piacs Dc rop.rs.
PARIiSoc!ete Generate pour IL Commerce 4
rIndustric. 1S, Reaumur.
PANS-Iordaan. Cohen & Wennink. q. bould.
PARIs-J Hott;nger. Banauier
Travellers wishing TO reside In Paris cnn rnaks
Arrangements to draw money at any Of the many
PAC-Credit Lyonnais;
PAU-societe Generate pour 10 Commerce &
rIndustrie.
PAU-Merillon Aine.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yonnaia
PERPIGNAN-
REIMS-Credt Lyonnais.
REIMs-societe Generate pour lie Commerce 4
RF1MsNRuinard pere iia Banquisr..
RFNNES-Credit Gyonnais. -
ROJrPAIX-Credit LyonnaiJ. o.
ROJ-EN-Credit I.yonnais. - n -
ct. ETIENNE-credit Lyonnais.
ST. MALO-CreGit Lyonnais.
ST. MALO-Societe Generate pour le Commerce
rIndustrie.
merce q rInduatrfe.
TOTL0N-Credit Lyonnais.
ToIrLOt-sE-Credit Lyonnais.
ToITL0T'SE-Courtois 4 Co. BanquierA
TnI-RCoING-eredi Lvonnais.
TOrTRSCredit Lyonnais.
vrruy-Crefit Lyonnaia.
v1cHY-socete Generate pour le commercs 4
rIndustrie
vIENNE-Cred.t Lyonnais.
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Italy, Fund. for Fair.

Rome. June Slowing to the ministerial
crisis it has been impossible for the cham
Der to discuss before its adjournment to-
night the appropriation for Italy's particle
patton In the St. Louis Fair.
The Cabinet has. therefore, decided 10 Dc.
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GERMANY.

Diseont9- Gs.slI,ehats-
ALTONA-Filale der Dresdner Bank. 49,
ADEN-gADEN-Filiaie der Rheinische Diseon-
.d.cs 5 F.s..s Banaui'F
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. der Observation-Disclosures.
BEKLIS-GebrudeF schieker IS Getraud'en
sSSEHss!s:.s S7ssz,,sa. G s.sh
Bank F dbd der ,P6ssss
NseHWEIG.Gsbruedsr Loebbecks Co.
CARLSRUEE-See Karlsruhe
CASsELGebrueder Goldschrnidt.
GaEMNITZ,Dresdner Bank.
coBLENNRheinische bi.cnnto-Gesellschatt.
SEsSE ss:s 81 s.as
co 9i1I.s: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Diseon;o-oe-
COLOGNE rcoELN a schaanhau.en'schsr
GREFELp-BerEisch Maerkische Bank.
BETMOLD-Dresdner Bank.
DREsDEN-Dresdnsr Bank. B. KoeniE Johann
DREsDEN-Dresdner Bank Branch. g. Prayer
RSshEtkRsRBssss's s.d R.n3
EibE ERREELDD-Berstsch Maerk!sche Bank;
ERFCRT-Prtvat Bank zu Gotha.
GeselI.ehaft. q. Neue Mainxers,rssse.
FFRRA aNkT a. M,Koeh, Lsuteren 4 GO.
FRANKEoRT A. M-Morits sschs. Is. sehoen.
FKRA 4!KEoRT A. M.-saehs q Hochheim.r. II.
EkkEEBERa Rss4 Ss.sa s.ns
EREIRTKd l. B-oberrh MhRls s BANK. 50
FERTH-Dresdner Bank ~
FGRTH-Mitteldeutsche Creditbank -
GGogTrH sIA 7- Bank zu Gotha-
G9EfFIs daEsieaG0r T. ki ss a.,b.,.,.
HAMn SRss-f'sss aaf Bsns Bank,
HHAaMMR sI-sG Be5snserE: Gossl.r q Co.
HAMBIRGThomas Cook q Son, .. A,,..rssm
HANovER-Iresdner Bank
IHiAAiMI1gN,E r., Meyer Bank.
G-oberrheinische Rsph,
ksR s.ss:. IS
koELISNa YssSs ssA,DnPfederick Feustel.
kk3RESs gT4 " 81 st.h,ss credi,sank
LAAHRsI,Rheinische Credtbank.
N. sR so;as Ku.,,. Pan.
sS Bs sne hr..,
MANNHEIMeDresdner Bank. pre'oner Bank
MMAssNNHEIM-Rheinische Credltbank.
Mhh,f Y tMainz,Ea. I. Kaiser. I, cs-m.,,,.,
MEIN1NGEN- M1.te,deutsch. cr.d,.s.n.
NESTT-Ran1ue de Metz
METZ.Internationa1e Bank in I1,.-,,,,, -,
tale Metz Al i|u@enioufg FL
MINISTER !: w.-wes.faelll.cher Bankv.r.in I
MCNICH.Rayerieehe vereinbank.
NACENAHR. BAD-Koch Iauter., a ~
NuREMBERG Nusrnberg)-Dresdner Rsni
NUREMBERG Gutenberg = Mitteident..,.
oFFFNRrRG-Rh.inische cr.d,tbant
n HEORT.Rergisch Maerkische Bank
ST. JOHANN A. S.-rnternatornje PANT 4,
ss7'RAssRTBG- gghsini:cks Credl.fant.
STRASSRC RG-Oherreinische Bank
SSCHMAItBACTi RAD-Roch. Lauteren a Co.
gTCTTGART-G. H KeIlers soehne Bsnn,,.rs
IITTGART-wuertemberg BanksnstaI.
mar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES credHbank.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Berie & Co
G-pehninger Sohn Co.
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Government Report.

Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at St Louis
une Is 1908, at 6:5e p. m. local time and at
M seventy-rifth meridian time. observations
hde at the same moment OF time at all stations.
Stations Dir To, Nix Ram,
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vote the necessary funds to this end from
other sources and to submit their action for /
parliamentary approval at the autumn ses- |
eli
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Grecian .binet FORMED.

Athens. June 1.-The new Cabinet has
been definitely fored as follows:
NJ. Theotlkis, Prefer and Foreign Minis
ter.
NJ. Levidis. Minis Of the Interior.
NJ. Lobardos. Miriter Of Public Instruc-
ton.
NJ. cologoeropulosMinister of Justice.
N. Stephenopuios. mister Of Marine.
II. Simopulous. Minter of Finance,
Nnlona1 GrivaA. 1irta1 Of War. ~
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BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

l9f Bafshol6new lana nsnf +. e t''''e' ~
81 Threadneedle street. E c.
S,g ss%asi . ss:,t Bart, Co. branch
Bsttsrssa PARK g yici9r,ss road - s. ".
Camden Town. 1s4 High street: n. ":
charins Cross: Martins place. Trafalgar
Chelsea. II Sloan. square. s. W.
Ear. cou = h5ah E ssFfs Court W.
h h,eSsnts f a1ssa Ps ssssts e
Kilburn "a High road. N. W.
so, flnt'f FIN. "a High street W;
s treetbam. i$s High road. S. W.
ESRsT Hoiov.y SO s, HGll9~ sy,... N. W.
credI. Lyonnais:
d tsRssEa street. E casfns Cross.
Thoma. Cook e. Son:
90 Grace Church street f. I.
LudEate Circus, GU
i coekspuf street; char'ns Cross s. W.
a01 nisR s,r ca.F Rsns dasis "
p1RKENEEAD-Parr'sB Bank. Limited
BfRMINGHAM-Parr's Bank, Limited. oIo
bRAbFoRp-Thomasc Cook g. Son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook SON.
CASTLE, TOWN ISLE OF MAN,-fsf's e'n.'
cHEsTER-Parrs Bank. Limited. East Gate
pERHY-Parr's Bank. Limited. n Corn MARKET.
DOUGLAS ISLE OF MAN)-Parrs BANK. Lin
HAsT1NGs-Parrs Bank: Limited.
HULI-Thomas Cook & Son.
LEEDS-Thomas Cook 4 Son.
i.FICEsTER-Thoras Cook & Son.
iIVERPOOL-Parrs Bank Limited. cHis
LfVERPooLParrs Bank. Limited. Great Char
M.Rs:NiecHliEsTER-Pa-r's Bank. Limited. +" King
NXTTSc-K BATH-Parr's Bank. Limited
TLE-ON-TYNE-Thomas COOK e son
SOTTINGHAM--Thonas Cook Son
RHYI-PRrr's Bank. Limited. o., ,x...
sHEFFIELD-Thomas Cook d Son. Aarh"'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook & Son. n High
s6siITHapoRr-Parrs Bark Limited
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TURKEY In Europe).

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ottoman Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lyonnats
NsTAHTINoPLE-Thomas Cook q Son. u
rue Cabrtstan.
PERA-Imperfal Ottoman Bank
SAIONICA-Imperial Ottoman Bank.
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DEN MARK,

AARHCs-Jydsk Handels-og LandburKrbank
COPENHAGCE-KJobe nhavns Handeisbank
observation-disclosures 1 Ebsjerg.
ODENSE-Handelsbanken 1 Odense.
RANDERS-HandeIshank l Randers.
RONNE-Ki obenhavns Handelsbanks FIJI Roma
Observation-Disclosures 1 viborg.
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Nll1l,

vAlETrA-rhomas Cook 4 Son. - strada
Reale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bsnk.
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NORWAY.

BERGEN-rhomas Cock 4 Son teummR q
CHRIsTfANIA-centraI for N9ss.
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tiecIgItdtruI NppfecIa6ie.
Thunderstorm.
EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official
Kodaks. Games and all picture-making
supplies at Simnns Hardware Co. Broad
way store.
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Local Report.

Weather at $50 a. M. partly cloudy: at $50
p m. clear. Maximum temperature. s2s: mini
mum temperature. $50 River, rs and falling
EDWARD H. BOWIE,
Local Forecast Official
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PORTUGAL,

LISBON-Iondon and Brazilian Bank. Limited.
DECENTRALIZATION and Brazilian Bank. Limited
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ednand
areofba
oeringA sia
eakod rawdr
invned
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FINLAND,

-Foreninrs-Bank.n Finland.
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Credit Lyonnais:
40 Lombard street. E. C.
1 Cockspur street. Char!ns Cross. :. W.
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BIRKENHEAD-Parr'sB Bank. Limited, -,
BfRNINGEAM-Parr's Bank, Limited U
IRELAND.
wartng street

eOUTHAMPION-Ino eo0h '
sotiTH.PoRT-Parr's Bank. Limited
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Raao til u%neoommen.
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Den 21be Sduitar en- Gale til 1900
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taloe Ell 'Scab' Ten, iom arbei6er I'M.
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meget barmiuIo ooer mine Orb og
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mig Tor min l~toiSenbe0 % eubte meo.
boaS ban tulStc en- 6orbauScIie. San
FREQ: Seq suifcr. at &c mtaa Ieue
al De stao arbeioe baar0t /
mango elmer on 0oger, % at 1e
nda baoc en- iuIten Nooc, iaaI9ngr
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at Ell lang grbciSS0ag % bnarot ar.
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iflher 3ationer iaooeIiom Snoinioer,
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