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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
N PATH OF TRAIN
YApDNAsiig HiI6ff FAILS ALMOST
iSi,iR isdsis WHEELS,
iir n'iiHd IN ne JfaHh gnst In Tis.s
~ sa'@ HWsau fs0W y USssiA
ME fDAsTb,

.. ygiaYyss ~. i.y tllleli lad inevh q
sa1 gig si,,g",ige ~ liast n nm ~ 81
dfp sg3i"my 10 t"dl4Gsg"' H. hfsTaI s ma
~ G,a mt ri. jili H. @as D to, ,,s n
pg2i ~ w Mid H. osG VIZ" rba
fall wlll mlsll havs tost M nv NE, was
tg go. N ., b, ty ,Y, gls"gs,a gnd iie a.
Niti seytft taih NJ tht legs, ana ny MS.
elneh srid 4 Sss muscular fbsBHatfst9. I
t tgss w tsslsls t so'qt ' ,ss Without
Ted ahf ny strength tept ebbihg away, I
totice1 that was not MS asile as I Used 20
es SO ss sst fscs s shd al lg ins g.,ns
my .hattoN estape and I gave ~ WORT
"a different physician this. tlne said I
ssa igsg ss, r. ,ese g' st gy - ftew
attacks Of vomiting, otie. OF which lasted for
sixteen days. etew. thlh MS skeleton ard
three f'ittsbutg physielans. ana they pro-
body and legs continued to Increase and. be.
seine Sometimes 10 get a little relief / became s
just about helpless. with no control Of my
legs.
from newspaper. telling me Of reniarka-
bic cure Of logomotor ataxis bf Or. WIZ
lians Pink Pills for Pale People. 80 be-
ga,n, taking them followed directions care
other man. can go around. and took a
three weeks trip little while ago without
experiencing any bad results. I have not
had pain or vomiting spell since began
taking Or. Williams Pink Pills
Mr.. Elliott was In the employ Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad for fourteen years as
brakeman. then conductor and finally as
yardmaster. He lives at No. ISIS Parker
street Pittsburg. Pa. and is ready to cor
roborate the above statement.
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are sold by all druggists. or direct by DR..
Williams Medicine Company, schenectady,
81. r, 80 cents per box; six boxes for $50,
poSspsid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
MRS, oHAsE APPOINTED HOsTEsn


Ars, Ngty i0ck Chase has bsnb sp-
poiHifd hostess ~ the headquarters ~ The
BGUd NJ i,qdg M8GagGrs IN tbe hdWtDtsiTa-
mn bVlidIgg, Tbs appointment WAS mada
Nv ne BspGsili0H MANAGEMENT ~ ibe re-
gufFl N Ms Jams 4, IgIHir pJDsldegi M
fbf H0qJd NJ INDY HaBpEns,
Hrs, ,bapT YHs bDTD IN fHiWyJH, M,
hrr HurEHi0l4 hing AIMING luG FRA set
IltfF NJ PUPiuH iinT WOilnf NHs u naive
~ no blUa glHrH TngiGU NJ EfgiyGtv, tai,Iy
w lifn Ms fbHHF JfWpytd Ylfh bGJ pHJCUfA
~ ggluny ~, YiHrG HbH rGHdV0d II lttGtaj
~ ~ HBtgH iGHiliUiG, BmIG vJWG,
Tbs l9H WuFiefH VGaTs Hiis has ,psDdoa IN
fHHsba fJiV,. NHGgeG. ~, Pau, HlNUeHp0
VA 1p'Y",' ag5J u iGotafJm eaJng lgsggsgees
geUltguHHg gHHilHnd Upy UhsbsBd.
tfgH1t M 'hssa. " y ,gGnmefeiW .Nriat
hN1 Hgmlliht ~ ,sWehl HlWaiNn, ~ pfeas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
EXPERT TESTIMONY.
COTE. Tried ssd Fosss Guilty.

No one who has studied its effect on the
human body can deny that coffee Is strong
drug and liable TO cause all ki1ds of iilse
while Postum Is q food drink and powerful
rebuilder that Will correct the ills cnusou by
cofYes when used steadily In place Of coffee.
An expert who has studied tho subtece
says. 81 have studied the value Of f9ods
and the manufacture Of food products from
personal investigation and wish 10 bear tee.
timony TO the wonderful qualities Of Postum
Cereal Coffee. 1 was an excessive cone9
drinker. although 1 knew It to be q, SOW
poison. First II affected my nerves and then
my heart, but when I once tried Postum
found II easy to give up the coffee, con.
confirmed coffee flend though was.
Postum satisfied my craving for coffee
and since drinking Postum steadily in
place Of the coffee all my troubles have
disappeared and I am again healthy and
strong. -
Il know that even where coffee Il not
taken 10 excess II has bad effects on the
constitution In some form or other and
am convinced by my investigation that the
only thing to do Il health and happiness
are of any value to one Is to quit co9ss
Co.. Bsttle Creek, Mob, -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
MILLIONS INVOLVED
IN TORONTO FAILURE.
Ames & Co, Brokers. Largely In
terested in Speculative
Canadian Stocks.

Toronto. Ontario. June "A. E Ames &
CO. bankers and brokers. closed their doors
AZ noon to-day on a window was posted
the following:
owing to the continuous severe decline in
tho securities market. we have found il
necessary 10 suspend payment and would
ask The Indulgence OF our friends for few
days until we can prepare statement OF
our affairs and decide what is west TO be
done.
CsignedD "AMES & CO"
Tho liabilities Of the firm are hard 10 get
at hut rough estimates Of them show as
follows:
10 aepoe'tors in the savings bank branch
about S2Jo0f0
~ estimate caD be given 81 liabilities to
clients y hose stocks were being carried on
margins. bu; They will be hundreds of
thousands a. dollars.
10 bankers ami financial institutions on
srorks nc liabilities. II is expected, will
Trarh ten millions. Liabilities under this
iofd are secured by the stock plus the
margins. ~ that there Is no possibility Of
IDes - tho lenders unless all stock values
disappear
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
BUT he DIDN'T BITE.
Nothing but the Solid Gold Brick
Would Answer.

This mans time was too valuable TO be
wasted.
HE was also BIT careful about wasting
his money.
Osullivan Rubber Co. Lowell. Mass:
When I asked for OSullivan's Rubber
Heels they showed me something else.
Didn't stop to examine, because / knew
what wanted. C. NJ. McCrca.
Hock1and Lake. N. 7.
He promptly refused to want what they
wanted him to want. for be It known. the
dealer makes more money on the other
kinds.
He has since received the premium for
prudent purchasing by receiving the only
rubber heel that takes all the faro Sulli-
van's-by paying the makers the price. asc
pair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03

solved upon an expedition, The 0ne, FTeh-
erck UBVin, ~ n years old; the other, III
ram Vaughan, IN ~ years Oid. They found
SKIN and uD6erfook tbHir excursion Ike
young boys, Tbey roWed and frified d0WD
he Niseoun fhGTougbly enjoying their free
dOU,
HsanbiBg HeBsing Island On spbfay they
resolved 80 Dlt0b camp, itpt before morn
ing me damn ~ NE rising yellGW B001
aWabAHed mem, Tbey Wsfe b8feIy 6bie
~ ycsGb fboIr slGN and continue their Trip,
ib0TGUgbH nJridsf,
Opp9gls shHHiaif, ~ me mouth NJ me
Elvn hignr, N ifViHg ~ pyli fr1W 0pt ma
main current, NE bGat Mffegiy OYsT-
,uyBed, Tba mn WGB VailiaBUg tTed ~
swim, am 0gelbeT ibsy M manage 10
ofawj ipW he limbs M baetbatfy ifah,
Al dsy, IN he e0id and rain, sHd ~ DiEbt
ynsisfdag, ihny kebt ibGif han, being
DJand highef ana higher ~ Dsaapa ita
waisf, 8Hd gJafgaily HeakeGiBE
TINS morning ihHy NHfh HsHH ffGH shsf
fald, A boat Hss sem 6Dt ~ ne fasbh,
TfH minutes AFTER he VsiafaH EGidihfs
we're ssfa IN iha SIN he ifaa disappeared,
fhay non Waht nothing beiief tbah me
teaae aHf safaiy NJ tba sGidisfs' Home,
tthRffNHs MafhBAM,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP-ROOr.
The Wonderful Kidney. Liver and
Bladder Remedy.
Sample Bottle Sent Free by Maii.


SHznP-Rc0-. CiEc0g@re5 bT I,se enEoe-s
kidney AMI 5lss!LI-r SPECIALIST. prrlp:yy
cue KIM. ET@-. bia1ts- AID S-1c add
trogbles
S1zzz q tn early z-G2-07ns cf weak
L-.neEs @re ~ - - ~ n III = X
Ts->sIr--z<--- ---s~-- s-z-.----
Sess. caJ1rrh Ok The 5Lzdcsr. gravel or cal
cub. beating -asig9 complexion puffy "
lark ci-ciez .D1@E tn eyes. sGp5rszston Of
uEiae- " compelled 20 pzsss water often day
and night
TIE nIilI and extraordinary effect 0, :hs
wOrId-zanOCS kidney remedy. Or. XII
Hsrs SUan1p-EGot. = sOoH realized II
stands the hizhest fOr il %orderf1i cures
- the most distressing cases = .9= I'D
q Medicine yOG should have the best
----.-.-Ey--r- - r. - ..sl-1S-,<z@ad fog ey-
erythins. oct Il ys4 a.. -.
bladder Or uric acid trouble you will find
81 just the remedy you need
Sold by druggists in hfty--eut and ore
dollar sizes You may have a sample bot
tie OF Dr. Kilmer's Svannp-ROot and a
pamphlet that tells all about IL. including
many Of the thousands Of letters received
from sufferers cured, both cent free by
mail Write Dr.. kIlmer * Co.. Bingham
ton. y. Y. and please re sure TO mention
that you read this generous offer in The St
Louis Daily Republic. Don't make any
mistake. but remember the name. swamp
Root. DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and the
address. Binghamtou. y. Y. on every bot
tie
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
CLASS-DAY EXERCISES
AT MISSOURI UNIVERSITY.
Continued Rains Drive Students In
doors and the Programme Il
Somewhat Nodded.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. No.. June lowing TO contin-
ued rains and cold weather It was found
necessary to-day to hold the annual class
day exercises at Missouri University IN LIE
auditorium instead Of on the campus -
was previously arranged
II. ". Prentiss of St Louis delivered .th0
first Grafton, THE Illiad Of the West" Mr..
Prentiss, who has a high scholastic stand
ing here in the senior class. has just been
appointed recorder Of the alumni by the
Board Of Curators Of the university. Messrs.
Bek and Higbee, members Of the University
Glee Club. sang a duet and responded TO
several encores. Henry T. Moore. newly.
appointed fellow in Latin, rendered seiec-
ton from Rubinstein.
Jeptha Riggs, who was TO deliver the an
nuaI Ivy Grafton" delivered an e1tempo-
raneous Grafton instead. Fred Owens. who
won second place in the Missouri oratoricai
contest. delivered an grafton. after which
he placed a floral offering on the Jefferson
monument. which stands on the University
Quadrangle. This is the final ceremony in
honor OF the statesman. as the monument
WILL soon be removed 10 ST. Louis. To b
placed on exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
SENIOR CLASS BANQUET.
The annual banquet Of the senior aca-
deutc class was held at Lathrop Hall last
night. Joe yaeth OF Ste. Geneyieye. called
for a number Of eztemporaneous toasts.
which were responded to by w. 7. Nartsn.
J. r. Hogan, 4. Is. WarnalI, II. W. Prenttss.
r. b. Owen, W. g. Bek. Ira Nuliinex. Ira
stone. Miss Mary Walker and Miss Bessie
Bond.
After the banquet and speeches a perma~
nent organization was effected with w. z.
Nardin Of Vandalia. president. and aiss
make the banquet an annual AFFAIR each
The following STUDENT members Of tbs yns-
s s%arsed cernfcates fof efieieney In mill
csle. Columbia: &. ". comsioek, rKinS
FLOYD. ~. Joseph; W. Is Harrison. Re-
thany: q. ". Hartweu, Tang CHOW rYu,
China, e. II. Heckier. Dalton, y. %. Riley.
Kearhfy. and =. j. 6cbuits, NJ, Louis
ROLLIsG GcHoLARSHIPS.
The followfng members Of ths Junior
classes Of Missouri University have been
awarded the Rollins scboisrshiDs for next
year TOR special efficiency:
Aafs 1Sni'' a asD"' Law department., virIi
s niss' rsf Sf" csss sG YAK af HsiIss ss
sG2 s Of Asea @s Il q sss ~ ns,s 1s
thur EttzeD, Columbia.
These scholaTsbIps amount ~ W f,om
Tho interest Gg fgnd Gons.sh ny the ists
The ysisSietofiaBa NJ tbs different dsparfs
fnsBts are; Academic department., Henry y,
Moore, Bobeby, Department NJ Edyfatf2n,
NooTe, EflHbGfg, Nh; Gcbool NJ Agri-
culture, ], n, DoUgbty, Warrington Ho,y
School ~ Engineering, william B H0fHnss
THeTG are no graduates Of the law depart
meDt, the roDrss having been changed from
Two To three years
Henry y, Ao9ra, who was awarded the
GbusiiaB Brothers College ~ 81, Louis, Hs
Itysd 10 81 Louis and bls father IL pastor
NJ the N9bsTiy Methodist ebgTgb,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
RESIDENTS or TRI.CI1IES
ARE BECOMING ALARMED.

BesideBts NJ the Thscinas sfs bee8mi0s
aiafmhd Nv ne bleh Hhief add many FAM
Hes atA preparing ~ m6Ve ~ the ffst sign
~ dAhesf,
Postmaster tfiigAf NJ Madts5h IL nm
slfdeiiHe tw6 ha,b6aiH ~ fem6ys his affects
IN eash no Uathf fAh6hhs The tGwh
~ far The 6hiy houses mibmefes1 hfs
along The I6Wlat9s y, Vehies ana Fast
Na1fsbt, Nhst NJ The IayhH,
Not sine the Go1d ~ iSsz has The vstef
bahn ~ hlgb NJ Tint time u ffaHilhg mir
tY.Fik fhnt ma G611Hd tbs firhsts pf Vhpirs,
Daheet IN JB6 tbiha,oDed from the baet
whtnf from tiOfHeHhJe 1sikH, ana aifHhby
fnaby 8bfhg h8VH bhhn NoYeff1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
TO SETTLE HosTLERs' STRIKE.
Liverymen and Employees May
Meet To-Day.

In regard TO the hostlers's strike. Il was
stated at a meeting held last night at Car
rison and Easton avenues that an agree
ment had not yet been reached with the
st. Louis Liverymen and Undertakers' As
ISOLATION.
An attempt will be made to bring both
sides together to-day for the purpose of eff
fecting a settlement.
About 900 men are out. The demands Of
the hostlers are for increased wages and
shorter working hours.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
HUtAL AHNAstu VOTES ran ,D0t,
His Fraternity Effects ~ L0stS us8
Ngss0y ssG ttJtt MseJ tJefS

A. p tigijlhs9ii, Nhd returned yesiffiHy
ft0m lGiLAF, bfihfs ne Information iiiat
Ne tiGyai hfeahim m supreme pDIhtli ~
eidfd w have Ne isi Convention IN ita
Wwld's nan tiiy me dtdet ms ab0it
YHltG HeDiiNfRi
M f9i1hsgn vas elected sDWeme thghht
~ ne WtdFi, iiils beths the Gfsi time M The
MfiGfs ~ he WsHhikAiipn int W. phlef
Mississippi ~ reports tIht ibe fgyU N
nHhHtu lss WfHHdv thiEed uoaflY fyu 10
ward he tfNNtiM ~ TIE Temple ~ nm
fpfutfy M ne Fnlf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
vaooMaN LEAVES UNIVERSITY.
Board declares Against Political
Aoria1ts,b,

chicago. tHHs 7,-Ths it6afd ~ hdmibtrs
traitor ~ tinstin University has accepted
the resignation ~ Walter vfo6mnH rs tfBss
tee ana this without reference 10 his pei.
s6hai ~ business affairs.
The hoard emptatieaiiy declares against
ths propaganda ~ political socialism.
though ore Of IT'S departments r. sociology
with courses In economic and industrial his
tory ana economies from the union labor
stendpojnt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
MOROCCO IS DEMoaALIzeo.
Troops Refuse 10 Fight Because
They Have No Pay.

REptbtff stttfAb
Washington, June z=6fieist sdViess ths
esso, source II which IL not disclosed bss
eauss NJ their nature, bsvs been received AZ
The State Department IN regard 10 the stu
alien IN M6f6ee6.
f66fstizhj ab1 The tfJUps are without nv
and 6abbot be brought W nors ssaihst ths
On Nav ~, vbsa The feD6rt was written,
british sb1 french Hafsfiiys vsfs on the
HIsst III M6fOes5, ana thslf e6hrfnah1s
fesiisIbs tha. CRAFTY n the sitoation. wsrs
Jfdef, bit vsfs almost fsa1y ~ anticipate
further ana fnofs SERIOUS Disturbances
An American citizen, fsag1 cbhenl 80
tssf heard If In TettHh ma II IN feared that
he may he In danger.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
KANSAS CITY, NO., DOES NOT NEED HELP.
BY MAYOR REED.


the
B r
aised .
Will
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3
3 fits caIamity
mor"
nono q
3 nrorTespo dsni n KaDs
r . . . . . . . . . .
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Esen8uts Committee sanctions Hfs
HHiUs Tfstts's streets ~ setejlje,

fbbi9gaia NJ eGDeesIGHs Nv ths ifsaauiiye
Committee iHeipds ne eGnifsaia fGr ne
"faei Whitb9dP ihe "sifaais NJ seVeiii,"
aHd me fieW ~ efeei baVitigp IN Wbleh
ibs ipIelGH PHfHa r9mpaHg Niii seii tm.
sigB tgpdF
fhG slieeis N segeliia Nv ne sHaHieI p9Hs
tessi5H yhlet ms ffHHitd iGenHHR Va Mfsi
iiH'tlt HlWi IWtls, iht gtiy wGiiiHH nm
etssighalIf 9n M iNe;,, I. 9apthtia'es .
ALlAMLLLM nMn IN hlnikAL nLAAA ~ ItLaAM-
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20 DEDICATE A BowLbee.


fttt nm tttHAi.
iNstH w. jUGe = rGHRinssmaH Il ~
Hiii Hii ~ BefF igsWglf0w ~ dDdieala n
b0i# tnHid'f Ntieb hue baeH iia~d m
ar fait N ogmmfm9,afe ne igasiny
sbtf. Ne ti7et itaBk Haf eamt Nas 80
~hiisbtd N ibis eamB Abraham btHeeig
HHf Hib7i,ir1 Mi4 ms tHiied siaias sefyiea
a9 iHltait N me fFfHf N wv
me eaHt ~ n Heih9iHtie 6Hti H9m ne
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
STORM ON COAST OF CHILE
COSTS PROBABLY 100 LIVES.


o
The and
he VT sol K menw
we're
a
and
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fact that there met here Colonel Zachary
Taylor. afterwards President of tho United
States: Gene:al Winfield Scott. Governor
REYNOLDS. General Atkinson Lieutenant
Robert Anderson of Fort Sumter fame:
Lieutenant JEFF Davis. later President Of
the Confederacy: Major John Dement, and
Private Abra ham Lincoln. who became the
most loved American
The dedit atory exercises will take place at
2:2' O'clock. th' band .scorting Congress-
park in North Dixon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
WOMAN WAS AspHYxlA1Eo.
Mrs. Mary schweiser Found Dead
nm Floor NJ Uer Room.

EEptBttt SPECIAL
~, Joseph, M, JDns INNS. Msfy.
eoirysIser, AIRED ~ yeafr. vay found dsad
on the Moor. Of bsr rom ut TIE renospcs
Zjz youth Twelfth street, this morning. ~
raping rus from n Jet IN the room told q
,ts manner Of death. which IN thought ~
have been accidental s.-a...-..
Mrs. sebgrissr had resided here thirty
fyur years and was well known In German
circles.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
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LOCAL FORECASTER ISSUES
WARNING TO LEVEE MERCHANTS.

yesterday
protection
o. feet
indicating Of four .
. of 4 cot since Ocloc Morn
> for St Louis ~ Saturday Sunday.
the a =
.c-S. L.It@f
aDuirnc
. casualties have reported =
shifts St
. additional .
Cahokia
in
is not
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03

KANSAS CITY, KAS., ASKS OUTSIDE AID.
BY MAYOR CRADDOCK.


o get
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sosJJer ,pdus'rss, sDd he home" ~ r"nl'
MN people, How II chiefly H'''k '0d 'b"
Weeping Men and Women
eeapob for t,OyGd Ones,


Weeping Men and Women
ea9pob for tOyed OhHs,
jo amt numbers, " iIlgs't8,s 'ba mean.
Ing M Jbjs sas M waief, ibn pGpDia'iSh ~
gggsse rjiy, Ess,, ~ eyOO M Uts Nun
bat, I, IN estimated ny ih0sa familiar W,'b
Uba njIv, Hl,H Hfs h0Walhss, ThaD #,W
be,ylge sya confronting tha TASK NJ caring
~, HAd fsii0W eiiiH'HE,
F,oU bt,,H 10 bun, from ihe Hbhse5
tiyg ~ Argentine itdfhis, ran fiVh
view ayet ne STATE iiDe, ~ he Wotbt"
,ha sHHs,
me XIV, running wiid from ~ s7nss ~
,Is y9Uvjb bsyjpg iaff6fiShd aHf HHif fHiHfd
FStata, H8Vafs ihis tist WHEY,
Tba tGHAifAH afa sleeping N schools mo
ej,ytfbas, Tba scenes N M hYhht m
tRfjes picture me misery wrought Mon
afa searching f0f their wives ahd children
ftita, wives afA iodsihe Tor bhstah6s
Time many ~ ne W6tdeh Way IN
sasH crying aad Weeping IN ,heif esetss N
efiff hHd nervous eshaBsti5h,
Hundreds afa missing, n IA probable INIT,
IN The confusion attending The assignment
NJ diafi6fs, families we're separated, ahd
mt inHhy i6yfib reunions Nlll H6f0h hbdDt
ijN II IL hhfhih that the ihs'hhees VII be-
bu, i66 frequent IN which there VII te no
reunion ma amy g,inf fof the ios, dnes
New System ~
Wireless TeIegrapby
Among the many dfamniic ihnidenis NJ
the fJO1, AeVHfai hfH almost NDH1Ff st6fi"T.
Fourteen fnTb wefs inpftsohHd ny the f10d
IN the cudHby Pnckibg cDUpnnvs plan,
Communication had not been "siabtisb"d
Vim the Dry land NJ KaBg6s cry, kas. ma
~ nothing could ~ learned NJ the manner
IN witch The plant WIS withdrawing tho
ua'sr their lives were thought ~ be IN
danger ~ n most ubidBe method the com
HubicatiJu NHs effected.
DHs u the group 0f men on the root NJ
this main building was n teieefapter. Jaek
GUdaby ana n bafty wefe on the ~" VIII
duct The latter, NY striking 0ns u the
iron poles Of the yiadbct with hummer
successfully. and noduiatihg the time be-
tween strokes, attracted the attention Of
the tsiegfapber on the packing house roof
Tbs latter procured from below bell. and
with this, great changing gongs being tho
signals, he replied that the building was
safe and that his comrades had provisions.
Thus was the flood brtdged by new kind
Of wireless teiegrapby.
In doorway between 81. Louis and Santa
Fe avenues stands mule. Certainly no
mules are stationed in the entrances to q
wholesale plants office. flood or no flood.
consequently It is believed that the animal
was washed two miles down from the stock
yards. and managed 10 make his way into
this door. The water reaches to his middle.
and there he has remained two days. Two
charitable men in skir took oats to him.
and probably he win escape with his life.
Veterans Escape From
Home and the Flood.
An account was obtained to-day Of the
miraculous escape Of two old veterans. in
mates Of the Soldiers Home at Leaven-
worth. Tired Of the rnonotony Of the in
solution. the pair. uuthinkiug Of floods, re-
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cAss-FoaLER.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
81. Elmo, ILL.,. June 3s-Mr. Jay Cass and Miss
Della Fogler. daughter Of Postmaster a. e.
FoFler. were quietly married at the home Of the
brides parents last evening. -.
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az. ns,s. N, n. po.it,os 0,ossd..

A contract haa been eyreyist baiwhHu ne
BtBpsiii1h TGiHpnHy HHd Ihe .ffhpitysthssH
pDfHpaHy M IiH laying ~ f5,yU frsi ~ gus
inHiHH IN The BKBJsiiigH gfbHhfH,
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o.,u..y,i,s Hish school Es.,ei.es,

HFFFItTTT EFF'THTf
CoiIIDsyliia, ~, June 2=,fbs annual eogt-
psBssWaBt syertsas ~ tbs E0iii8svtiis
mjJ Ujgb efbooj VIII ~ bsld Tbgysfsy,
June \, ~ 4 ., ~, ~ Temperance Hall
W. w. Ajggjs f,yljjBs, fdily fidfsf, basbiS
basysB, Huh Gadhsid, Elizabeth sBsddsB,
ksstesb ftgieg. Army Fletcher s9d k,sssa
NJ k1DsaiigB vii present tfis Diplomas,
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Lynn r. Ross ordained.
REPUBLIC SPEC

Pilot Grove, Mo-. June LYNN F. Ross
Of this city to-day was ordained a minister
Of the gospel by the Lafayette Presbytery.
the, Reverend @. W. Jarey. moderator. Of
fciatfng. at Boonvii1e. Mr.. Ross will take
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Veterans Escape From
Home and the Flood.

An account was obtained to-day Of the
miraculous escape Of two old veterans, in
mates Of the Soldiers Homo at Leaven-
worth. Tired Of the monotony Of the in
Oistution. the pair. uuthinkins Of foods re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-24
TO FLOAT HAWAIIAN LOAN.
Local Banks in Honolulu Likely to
Take Entire Issue

A cablegram from Honolulu, Hawaii.
says: Gov. Dole and other territorial Off
GERS have decided to try to float the 1000
900 loan authorized by the last legislature.
1t is thought the local banks will take eha
entire issue. An exhaustive statement has
been sent to President Roosevelt in re-
Spouse to his request for Information be-
fore approving the loan.
The chamber of commerce has requested
Hawaifs representative In Congr ess to
secure harbor improvements for Honolulu,
Hilo and Pearl Harbor. federal buildings.
establishment of lighthouses and the max
ing of Honolulu a port of call for troops en-
route to and from the Philippines. It also
asks that the territory be allowed to retain
the customs revenue.