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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
July Option Bid Up to 1880 Cents
rhe Highest Price Recorded
Since 1879.
MARKET FLUcTUATES WILDLY.
Staple Bought Up in Milling Cen
tiers to Be Shipped Back to
New Orleans for Delivery
on Future Contracts.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
closing in the local cotton pit as to-day has
not been witnessed within recent years.
The shorts who throughout the day were
laboring under great fright were simply
frantic. and the market. as one broker ex-
pressed it, was "a crazy one
There was noisy scramble 20 get cotton.
So intense was the excitement that brokers
paid no attention to the gong and continued
trading after the close with confusion
reisuing.
The market closed points lower 10 Z
points higher. after fiuctuatiug over an
extraordinary range. As an illustration of
the wide price movements. the July option
was bid Up near the close by a broker, said
to be representing Brown. 70 Te:3Cc. a new
high record. 1t Immediately broke TO I2.55c.
with Intervening sales at z sc. /. I3c. - sc
and Z .o5c.
Total transactions for the day we're 60. 30
bales. or 100,6d0 in excess OF the erount
traded in yesterday.
fluctuations at the opening were sharp.
with the market alternately weak and
strong. Shorts showed much apprehension.
IN thts market all previous high records for
all options for delivery during the current
month TO January were surpassed by an adj
vance which extended from 15 to 30 points.
The unusual spectacle OF cotton being
bought up at the milling ceuters of Provi-
cence. Fail River and Lowell. and being
shipped back 70 New Orleans for delivery
was reported to-day. One lot of about 10 go
bales Is in process Of shipment from Lowell.
secured from the fremont and Suffolk Cot
ton Mills.
record since 1879. when middIing cotton sold
at 1874 cents per pound.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11

victed of robbery in Arkansas He was
sentenced on several counts and since his
Imprisonment It has oeen shown TO the sat
lsfaction OK the Attorney General that the
! man was guilty OF only one robbery. He Is
| in the Kings County Peuitentiary AZ
! Brooklyn
| The sentences Of seventeen prisoners con-
| vtcted in the Indian Territory OF theft Of
horses and cattle were committed from five
| to three year, These notifications OF
| sentence were made because Congress has
| reduced the minimum sentence for horse
and cattle stealing from five to three years
| The seventeen prisoners whose sentences
are DOMINATED are Henry Draper. George
| ". Sprinsstead. Hugh Box. Arthur Butler
| Len Cooper. Al Davis. William Frantz Lon
] Hicks. J. 3. Hollinsworth. Sam Nail.
/ Charles Psyton- Richard Rowe. Albert
Thomas. John Woods. Isaac Lawson Ellis
ketcher and James Smith
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
LONG BUILDING TIE-UP ENDS.
Skilled Workmen VIII Now Get
Along With Nonunion Helpers.
REPTBLIC SPECIAL

REPI BLIC SPECIAh
New York. June 10.-Neariy all the lUrl-
Der yards in the city were delivering build
ing material to the contractors to-day. and
as the skilled workmen have gone back to
work, the long and extensive ue-up II the
building trade is practically over.
The only difficulty in the SITUATION Is the
attitude OF the unskilled workmen. who still
remain in the membership OF the Board of
Building Trades
The sixteen unions who seeded on Mon
day night represented practically all the
skilled workmen. The unskilled workmen:
who are still organized in the Board of
Building Trades. have taken no part IN the
work Of settling the labor difficulties and
were unable to-day to tell whether they
are going back TO work TO handle the build
ing material as IL Is delivered at the build
ings by the lumber dealers
But whether they return TO work or not
the skilled tradesmen are reporting for
work and will get along with their helpers
and assistants whether they i sf union or
not return TO work others will be found,
say tie contractors, to take their places.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
finding him there took a stand in the alley

finding him there took a stand in the alley
in the rear ard waited.
BrockeI came in the back way about 10
O'clock He Is said TO have declared the
DEPUTY could not take him Beiiairs dis
abused his mind Of this idea IN about thirty
seconds and there was 10 further trouble.
In CLAYTON BrockeI offered 70 give bond.
but Judge McEIhinnsy refused to accept it
n. was then locked in jail and kept there
until noon yesterday. when he was lecturet
and fined so and costs
BrockeI was wanted in the $1,000 damage
suit OF Mrs. Helen Link against Mrs Dora
vorhauer. who IS charged with having
alenated the affections OF Mrs. Links hGs-
band Both civil and criminal proceedings
have been instituted in the case.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
SPAIN,

pLICANTE-Cum1trg B-nl
ARCELGNA--rstir Lyorrais
BARCELOSA-JCse Sierra Font
BARCELONA-Bauco Eisparo-Colorai
CADN-Jcse Esrebaa Gomez
GTBPALTAR-Tho-as Noslsy CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook & son, Wsta-9rr:
street
ECELVA-Thoras Morrison Z Co. Ltd.
JEREZ De LA FRONTERA-NacEsrHe q ca
MADRTDeSedi- L.cnrats-
NJ DRTD-ThcnaS Cook & Son. CS--sra Dc
San Geronimo.
AALAGA-Rsin Co
EAN SEBASTIAE-CSedt- Lyorca.A
SANTANDER-Eitcs d DcrtsA
SETTIT.A-Crsdtc LyuulatS
SEvILI.A-Edmord Noel
sEvILIA-MacA Andrews & Co.
yALESCIA-Creiit Lyunrats-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
Rock Island Heads Off Proceedings
Which May Cause the For
teiture of Its Charter.
TEMPORARY ORDER GRANTED.
Action Tdken Against Road for Al
le@ed Violation of State Anti
rust and Antirebate
Laws.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tx. @-ce 1.-the State Railway
Commission has been headed of. teruporart-
". at Least. from proceeding against the
Rock Island Railroad Company for alleged
violation Of the State antitrust and anti
rebate laws. the penalty for which may be
3 forfeiture OF charter
II the Federal District Court Judge Hack
issued a temporary Injunction restraining
the Texas Railroad Commission from en-
forcing is order TO the Chicago. Rock
Island ard Texas Railway 10 cancel all ex-
iSti-S contracts for TIE delivery OF grain
70 TIE J RossaoaUEa Grain Company, and
also temporarily restraining the railway
company from cbey!cg the Texas Comglis-
sion crCers.
TIE Texas Commission recently issued an
order for The cancellation of the present
contract between the railway and grain
companies. alleging Discrimination on the
part OF the Rock Island agains. other tn
terests.
The grain companies headquarters are
at Chicago. with an Office and elevator 1t
Fort Worth.
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AUsTRIa.HUaGlRY.

SSTG-Anglo-Austrt BANK -r -,
BIELTTZ-Ea!4els & Ge~eroe Bank tFi1- Soeh'
raische Union BaEkD.
Observation-Disclosures SaHA
BRCNS-OesterTetch. Crscitaas-a!t
BRUNS-Boehrrische Union Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank
BUDAPEST - Poster. Cngartsche COMMERCIAL
Bank.
Ri DAPEST-Tnorras Cock & son. ViSacoter.
CARIIBAD-Oesterr- CTeditarstalt
CARISBAD-Boehruische Esconpte Bank
CARISBAD-AIfred Schvalb BaHk
FRASZES BAD-Wi ederrrailn < -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Bank
INNSRRUCK-M Loeve.
GERNDORF-Eoshm!sche Union Bank
I.ENBERG-O=sterr. Crettta1stalt
yARTENBAD-Stngl & stern Bank
NARIENBAD-J. Heller sohG
OI,NI-ETZ-BOehnische Union Bank.
PRAGCE-AnEIo-Aust-tan Bank
PRAGCESEoehmische Union Hank
PPAGrE-Oestarr. CretitarstR!t.
EICHENBERiO.srsr-. CTeditars-at-
RFICHESBERG-Roehm lrton Bank
RI MBu RG-BoehrIischs Union Bank
SALZBURiCari SDaenEIer Bank.
SAAZ-Bcehrnischs Union Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank
TRIESTE-Oesterr Creditausta!t
TRTESTE-OssterT. CreditaHsta!t Bank
TROPPAT-Boehuirche Un!cH BANK
Observation-Disclosures Bank
vIENNA-oesterr. Crsciiranstalt
vIENSA-Thomas Cook & Son. StephalsrlatL
yIESNA-M- Thorsch ScehHe.
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Summer Catarrh.

Mrs. Kate Bohl. 10 willoushby avenue
Brooklyn, y. T, writes:
When | wrote you I vas troubled with
frequent headaches. dizzy, strange feeling
IN the head. sieerIassrass sinking feelings
fairness and ruD5cess. Sometimes I had
heartburn. NJ food would rise 20 ny throat
after every meal and ny bowels were very
irregular
y wrote yorI fo- advice. and I now take
pleasure n informing YOU that my improve
Taent e very great indeed. ! did not expect
TO improve so quickly after suffering FOR
five long Years. ! an feeling very zoo! and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
Two Interesting Letters From
Thankful Women.

Miss Camilla Charter. wes- Lex
srE-oE ST. Baltimore Nd. writes:
Late sUpps-s gradually affected my
digestion and made ne 3 aiseraoi
dysp-ptic suffering intensely at dimes
I took several kinds % medicine which
were prescribed by different payst-
clans. but still continued to suffer But
the trial q one bottle OF Peruna cc--
vicced he that Il would I'd ne ot this
trouble 50 I continued taking = for
several weeks and I was IL excellent
health. having gained ten pounds. -
Mss Camilla Charter
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
REGISTER OF THE U. S. TREASURY
USES PE-RU-Nk FOR SUMNER CATARRH.
Summer Cdtarrh
AffliCts Men and
Women.

II On JUDsoN W LYONS. Register
OF the United States Treasury. n l
letter from Washington. .. C. says:
al find Peruna TO be s1 excel
lent remedy for the catarrhal az
fecions of spring and summer.
and those who suffer from degrsS-
sion from, the hear of tie SUMMER
will find no remedy the equal OF
Pcruna. "---Judso1 W. Lyons.
man IS better known II TIE fzaa-
Gal world thar JudsoR ". Lyons. for
;1le-ly OF Augusta Ca Ills name or
every piece OF money q recent date
makes his signature one OF the most
familiar ones II the United states.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
LABOR UNIONS CARNIVAL.
Worlds Fair Workers to Have a
Big Parade.

The Central Trades ard Labor Union Of
ST. Louis VIII hold a carnival at Handlan's
Park from July Is to August ., inclusive.
The press and publicity department has
notified the Secretary Of the Worlds Fair
that special day would be set aside for
them. 4 big parade IS to be held on that
day. IN which 1t is planned to have all Of
the workmeE on the Worlds Fair grounds
take part.
President Francis was asked 20 be present
on that day and deliver an address He
replied, assuring the cooperation OF the E,y-
position management also saying that II
posslble he would be present.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
BRockEL CLAsHED WITH COURT
Former Deputy Sheriff Fined for
Contempt at Clayton.

Joe Brockel, a former St Louis Deputy
Sheriff, who is said to have refused to recog-
nize writ of attachment issued from the
Clayton Circuit Court, was taken to the St.
Louis County seat Tuesday night. he was
put in Jail and Afterwards fined 80 and
costs for contempt of court.
Deputy Sheriff Bellairs went to Brockefs
hame at No. 4s36 College avenue and not
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Hon, Jadsun ". Lyons.

st-cCS. I thank you 50 much for Peruna
l shall recommend Il 70 all suffering from
the effects OF catarTh. and I consider il a
household blessing. shall never be with
out Fsruna"
For those phases % cata-rh peculiar TO
Summer Per1Ua viii be found eficacious
P=runl cures catarrh in all phases and
stages.
II YOU DO not derive prompt and satistac-
tory results from the use OF PerUra- write
at once 20 Or. Hartman. giving full state
Elelr OF your case. and he will be pleased
TO give you his valuable advice gratis
Address Dr. Hartman. President OF The
Esrr--sn Sarirsriur C'rlurbUs. Q.
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AWAIT PRESIDENTS RETURN.
Charges Against Baumhoff Not to
Be Considered Immediately.

Washington. June i0.-At the Post Office
Department to-day. It was said that TO &C
ton will be taken in regard TO the charges
against Postmaster BagnhoT until the
president has had ample time 10 examine
1.-THE papers
Civil Service Commissioner Foulk, who
visited 81. Louis and reported adversely 70
Postmaster Bagnhof. is in Europe on n
visit II Is believed that the matter will
rest Until his return. in order that the Pres
ident may discuss the case with him per-
eonaily before reaching q final decision.
Several new charges have been fled
against the St. Louis Postmaster recently
They will be investigated and the report
upon them sent TO the White House TO be
considered IN connection with the papers
already there
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
DIsCREDIT REPORT OF FIGHT.
No Confirmation of Battle Be
tween Soldiers and Ranchers.
REP-RIrc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Topeka. Kas.. June ia dispatch from
". B. lockwood, Representative from
Chinee County. says the report OF fight
between the ralchers and soldiers near the
c. P. Dewey ranch to-day IS not true He
says the situation is serious. but there is no
danger OF an attack on the troops.
A telegram was received this evening by
Governor Bailey from Captain Cunningham
saying he would reach St Francis with
Chauncey Dewey and other prisoners to-
night He did not say anything about 4
conflict The Governor does not credit the
early report.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
AIY,

RELTAGTO-AchilIs Stoppani.
ROLGGSA-Luisf Gavaruzzt & Co
"REMINISCENCES Cook * Son.
BE.RfiA3IO-Bsrca Counerciale ItaliaHa-
CATANTA-A W ElfOrd & Co.
CONO-C7erici N1lteui * Co. bsnIuiers.
FLORENCE-Ranca C0uIuie-cials Italia1a-
FLCPENC E-French. Lemon & Co.
FLGRENCE--MsG1ay < Co.
FIORENCE-kust=r & Co.
FL0RENCE-Thorlas Cock Son
GF-SOA-Balca Commercials ItaIia1a-
CiESOA-Granst- Brown & Co
GE.NOA-ThorIas Cook & Soc Via CavfoH
LEGHORS-Banca Commemorate Itaii7na-
LEGHORN-Alfred Lemon * Co
NESSTNA-Bauca Cor7mercials lt1liaoa-
Mia N-Banca Cor1msrciale Italtana-
Mia S-Bsssi & Co. bauIuiers
MTLAS-Thouas Cook & Son. Via A Man1ori.
NAPLES-Bauca Commercials ltaiiana-
NAPI.ES-Holne & Co. Via Flarto Gtota-
NAPLES-W. r Turner K Co. 50 santa Lucia
SaPI.EsE G. vicker< & Co. Via vittor.a.
NAPLE-Thorras Cook & Son. Piazza del Mar
PApOvA-Baura Couu,srcfaie ItaliaEa-
paI.ERNO-Bauca Commercials ItatanA
PERTGIA-KuSteE Co.
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Strike Follow, Political Fight.

Huntington ". Va. June lJ.-Twelve
hundred employees OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad in this city. Including the
Office force, struck to-day when the COM
pany refused to discharge William Davis, d
carpenter. Davis. who i -leuber Of the
City Council. recently voted along with a
ma tDriry Cf the Council 20 take from Mayor
Buck MS authority to name the standing
committee for the ensuing year this being
the termination Of 4 fight between the May
or and Chief Of Police.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
SCOTLAND D.

APERpEEN-British Linen Company Bank
aYR-BTttish Linen Company Bank
DtMERLEs-Brittsh Line. G9nPany saaA
EDfEBTRGH = British Linen Company BANK
head Office.
Gf,ASGiOW-Brttish Linen Company Bank. queer
street.
GTaA;Ow-Thcrias Cook & Son
GREENocE-B-itish Liner; Company BARK
HAWTCK-Brttish Linen Company Bank
MISREPRESENTATION Linen Company 5asA
Observation-Disclosures Linen Company Bank
PAIsIEY-Br!ttsh Linen Company Sank
PEETH-B-ttt.h Linen Company Bank
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
EXECUTIVE cLEMENcY SHOWN.
Sentences of Several Western Con
yicts Are Shortened.
The Republic Bureau

Washington. June f1.-President Roosevelt
has acted upon ffty-one petitions for e1-
ecutive clemsucy. He denied twenty-five
OF these and extended cIemency to twenty
nine
walter Lee. who is under a seven-ysar
sentence in the Missouri Psnitsutiary for
theft OF a horse in Indian Territory, was
pardoned on account OF III health
The President commuted the rwenty-tour
year sentence Of Alfred Clancy TO ten
years. Clancy was member Of the no.
torious Henry Starr gang and was con-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
Edward CIun Retires.

Edward Cuff. president OF the Union
Casualty and Surety Company Of ST. Louis
has disposed Of his interests in that corpor-
alton and will retire as its president. He
VIII Re succeeded b- William Halls IT
The new president is well known in ffnnr-
cial circles in St Louis and New York
having been officially connected with bank
ing institutions in both cities
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uIinoi. Line to Incorporate.

Springfield Ill June ln-Tha Fentou and
Thompson Railroad. capitalized at $40 go
and having principal Offices IN Chicago was
new line i . be constructed from a point
on the G. 3. & Q. r r two niles north
Of Fentou in Whitsside County 70 q point
on the G.. 3. {. - about three miles south
Of Thompson, distance of about twelve
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
BELGIUM.

ANTWERP CASVERS,-BarGue 'Anvers.
ANTwERP-Comparie Cor1rerctale Beige Anc.
II. Alb De Barv n Co.
BRCSSELS-Credir Lyornais. Rue Royals.
BRUSSELS-Credit Iyounais- Boulevard q Ans
pach.
BfTSsELs-Thornas Cock & Son. Il Rue de IA
Madeleine.
BRT SSELs-Basfsr & Co.. Rue & Ar-nberg.
CHARLEROT-SanGus De Chartered
GAND IGHENl-BarGue De Ffaudres.
LIEGE-BanGue Generals de Ltege.
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Motion to Make Baer Answer.

New York June IG.-JUstice Lacoulbe TO-
day heard arguments IN the petition of the
Interstate Commerce Commission for orders
requiring the presidents OF the coal roads 10
answer questions regarding the contracts
between the railway and coal companies.
II tie hearing on the complaint Of W P
Hearst. now pending before the commission.
the presidents. on advice OF counsel, de-
clinei 70 answer such Questions.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
THE WEATHER..
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.
Washington. June Io-Eo-ecas..

Washington. June lo-Forecast:
Nissouri-F'air THURSDAY. Friday fair: va-n.-
Ilinois-Fair THURSDAY Friday. fair; warner:
fresh .-orth 70 northeast winds
Seb-aska-Fair Thursday: warmer IN north
vest portion Friday. fair warmer
Iowa-Fai- Thursday. F-t9av fair warmer
Nansas-PartLy cloudy Thursday; probably
showers II west Portion FRIDAY, fair: warmer
biz showers On the coast Friday. fair. uxht
north to northeast winds.
Oklahoma ard indian T-e-rito-y-ParrTv cloudy
Thursday. Friday fair warmer
Western Taxas-Sho~ers ThJIrsrav. ra--.- e.,
north portion Friday, fair. va-r7c-
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Weather at SD = m clear: az $50 D. m
clear Maximum temperature -. minimum tsr-
peracure, so 6. River. IS feet and rising slowly
EDWARD H BOWIE
Local Eorepas- O<a~IaI
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Herman Paul. +: years old. was found
dead in his bed at the Benton Hotel on
South Third street at Ii a. n yesterday
by Asa Drown OF the hotel, and it Is sup
posed from letters left by him that he COM
United suicide. One of the letters was ad-
dressed 70 Miss Williams a the Texas Mid
land HOSPITAL. Terrell Tex
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IR EiAND.

BELFAsT-Tnonas Cook L Son. WartnS street
CyOPK-Nurstar & LeiIster Bank
CBLIN-Thor1as Cook & Son;
EuTARSEY-yurste- & Leiastsr Bank.
TINE-RICN-Munstsr & Lenstsr Bang
A-EREORp-Munster 4 LelEster baak
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GARDNER. MoNT-HospitaI Steward F.
C Ross OF Fort Yellowstone In the Ma
tionaI Park. went to Chico on three DAYS
leave Of absence, and has not been seen
since. As Steward Ross handled consider
able sums Of money. It Is believed that he
was killed for it and his body thrown into
The Yellowstone RiveE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
Printer Commit, Suicide

Percy Longland, printer, was found dead
in his bed at No. iI9D Locust street. at 10
o'clock yesterday morning by Marguerite
.Grabuer. An empty carbolic acid bottle
lay near his side. He was IS years old ar,d
was employed at the Spaldtag Printing
Coupauy
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SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E--tttakrtseola-
get.
NoRRKoPING-sks1dina K-eti;ak,tesois-
sfocKHoLM-ska1taavt,ks Kr.eteaktieeoi.-
sToCHEoI.M-stockhorr Ensktlta Bank
TRONpEJEM-Jerssen & Co
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HAEC-No-iisrts Bark
ALfSTOk-Rigas- ccEIe--balk
FORISSOGLEBSk- Bank
DVINSk-Rizaer CCun=r.bEk
Nv ER-Sordischs Bank.
JELETZ-No-ftsche Bank
AASAS-SordischA Bark
k0SLOFF-Nordischa Bark
Cor7rIsrZhllk-
LODZ-Rigaer CcnuerZhsrk.
NTNSN-Noriische Bank
NoSCOW-Nortiscne Bank.
NoSCOW-CTsriit Lycurais-
NoSCOW-Wozau & Co.
QDESSA-Cretir Lyoarais
RlGA-RiEaer CounerZhark
ST SUPPLEMENTARY Bark
ST PETEESBCR G-C-eii- Lyonrsis
ST PETERSBU RG-Wogau q Co.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank
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GREECE.

ATFESS-Ioriaa Bank Limited
ATHENS-Thorzas Cock & S1u. Place te Ia Cen
stituci0n
EpHsLONIA-Tantaa Bank Limited
GDRFC-Icrial Bank Limited
PATRA-Ioniar Bank Limited
PTREE-TontaE Bank Limited
ZA(TE-Icuian Bank Limited
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Fell to His Death,

Harry johnson. a houseman at the South
ern Hotel fell through an elevator shaft at
the hotel yesterday morning az 9 o'clock
from the fifth floor &c the basement ard
have stepped into the shaft while, cleaning
ra-
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Our personality
conducted
Excursions to
California

have been very successful.
am now organizing seyeral
similar parties for July AMI
August.
VIII gladly send you full
particulars Of special advantages
offered.
The rates are low and
accommodations excellent.
The best California line will be
Tsed-the Santa Fe.
/ confidently promise a
delightful outing.
Why not 90 this summer aud
enjoy Pacific Ocean breezes
and snow-capped Sierras?
En- route see Grand Canyon of
Arizona.
! An unusual opportunity
don't miss it.
Write 70 A. ANDREWS. los Y. Fourth
St, St. Louis, Mo, for full particular,
and free copy of beautiful book about
California
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Government Report.

Department OF Agriculture. Weather Bu-.a-
June 10 1900. at $3.50 p n. Ioca. tine Ard
C seveu-y-f;th meridian time Observation,
made at the same moment ot time AZ all .-a+fc,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11

TIE annual excursion OF the Webster School
viii depart rom the foot Of Olive street Friday.
June L. a. a the steamer City Of
Frovicsncs. for Moutesano Springs
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HOLLAND.


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