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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
LOANS 5PER CENT

Quit paying away your wages n hiEh Interest
when you can borrow money frgu ~. I Mon Mon
Finance Co. AT ONE-HALP WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE Loans on household goods. pianos
salaries etc. leaving goods IN your possession:
no publicity. Pay ~ YOUR corN cnieT1ce- Tins
extended IN case q sickness. no extra charge.
Call. write or telephone ki1loch A g.
UNION FINANCE CO. Rooms sa2-sll OTlel
building southeast corner sixth ans Locust
Erfra-c. sis \ SIKH efrsat- nu.IsIte ELE..s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
PIAN0 BARGAINS,

Bradbury Piano Wa-erooms. 1912 Olive 81.
A E Whitaker, manager: +. c. Smith. manu-
1acturer
We are closing cut a special line oS used up
rights this week At s.. SIS. SiZ5. sI55, Sis5
SIS, slC5. sIsJt Bradbury. Gabie-. Htnzie and
other makes. Every cne IN good condition and
fully warranted. They f0ld originally for 800
to 500. In squares We have tine line AZ SO
gS5: good makes. formerly sold so % sSsl
We must make room FOR new stock now on
the way, 10 are closing out our used pianos
very low. Call and see them. Il Will ray you
NEW PIANOS.
one of the most complete sSoeEs IN ne e5ty
claim 70 save you $50 70 glO0 ss We are manu-
fscturers and Een direct from factorv 70 puT-
chaser. Call and examine our me stock Gnd
low prices. Bradbury Piano Wareroo-rs. ,ll3
Olive St. /. c. Smith. manufacturer A. =
whitaker -nanRzer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

HUENEN-TTH l-IT--"E WaH 10 TTaITIIIITg
nominal condition tr-t1v. The arrivals for the
week had all been cIHETl cut by Thursday after
noon and this murulu-'s receipts brought only
about dozen head consequently the ruar,et
vas without anything TO do bus ness on. The
dealers EauIied a few. but the business a. q
whole Vas uniup1rtznt- The week l. closing
with q better feeling than for several weeks
past The demand has been more lively thln
last week. and with comparatively uEht Ie-
ceipts the market has h-eu on a stronger basis.
The movement ruling brisk throughout on nearly
oil classes. The Eastern demand particularly
has shown a littie more activity than a. Any
time within the last month CT more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

VI, X. & 1.-THE KAT

'II:B pm ia Gn
. a pm TIT -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

For sale. it-room brick house: seven blocks
west OF Union Station; good location for room
ing o. boarding house: big future 10 this prop
srty; $500. For particulars address Ay -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
on MoNTHLY PAYMENTs.

For Sale-TIouse and lot 80. 800 Vernon ave-.
one block west of Arcade brand new brick
hCuse of rooms. re-. hall hath. gas. hot and
cold water tiled bathroom. Eranitoid cellar and
slate roof lot S2Zl2s feet. house finished No
ysuheT !. For particulars SEQ Geo. W Mitchell,
the well-knCWn builder. On the T.rpTl-ses o.
kEELEsY q CO III. Chestnnt &
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHT, OF PYTHIAs.

S~~-~--~~~~~~S----SS~S --SS~SI--~~.~--~I-~~-S~~
a CAE LoDGE, 40. rs. X. OF P;-lME1E;sIs: 5;Il:
~ sTT Lhgtsaay evening az s'siSfhi f tNstaa MSs
sveHu.s- Members requested 70 attend regular
Iy. Visitors cordially Invited, -,
q. ". Clifton. K. c: Il 3 S. iiS 81 Loui'
C.AsTlE HALL ROBERT z cowASS
SsHruI5 t' EaidiSs nI y lNIntSS a sad Olive siresis-
on ,SSE-ay oSio6.E 3 IS q ? ,L2i,ss M sa-i''
0u''i-'s' meeting 'ia'''Es A. LARK. Z, c
Attez,: Henry II I.u.EeelI. X. q r Z $
C.OLUMbIA LODGE. 30. - X. OF Pi
I-esSs every LGes9ASS SS.,,,n sss ouvs
9tIest,. east bail Tesday sEsnnI: ostossr
20 attend yisitoEs Wels5ras. ,,,,-,-r,s = =
}. F. Dempssy. X Q, r 3 5.
nAMoN LODGE. NO. =. X. OF P. MEETS
Ian Ne .. seventh uO1r. Sin;h and 0.iye
s,rssts Work In Ire rank q IlaigsEt AsmsSTs ,.I,
NisitoEs cordially invited MsesiuE s1asd a. p
Attest. II n Essrnsi Il X. of K. . =, No SO
Evans avenue.
= UTURE GREAT LODGE. NO. "a K. OF
L p. meels every Wednesday evening Al
5ys 7 s5tes5s Ps LEW da Wsr-lasy sl eyshHs osto
be- > HolS IN Page rank y li.ii9fs ii.ii.i I. rraIeE-
" q Ra6.r,, x. Of r. 8 5.
m oDoc LODGE. NO, "a. X. OF PI
Il ueets every Tuesday evening 81
gclncE al Anchor Hall. southwest corner OF
JencIsoa ara Park avenues Take SofT2tsn
teEs are sapscted and yisito-s e2rtialiY inIited
% attend B BOSMEYER. c. e.
O. w. Ihhysr. X of r. 1 )
PACIFIc LODGE NO. S04 K, OF p
Il meets every Wednesday evening. tenth
moor Century building. Sinth and olive streeis.
Ss.o-sT - yo-k IN rank q kn.shi, Nsmse5s
eeeiirss % Grand Io-1ge will Be reported. wnirh
Wal be CT llts-cEt 10 al. Visitors are Always
10 cur Sasts Af.-p ANpRr-s- G c.
". ?. Gray. X o, r 3 S.
PREMIER LODGE. 40. 20. X or P:
Monday evening IN the month At hall No. 2
tl1 Eel1Ns buiid4nE SeXt meeting Non-
are requested 10 be prc-s1t- Visitors are coz
daily invited.
;. T. VIE. Jr. E, q r. q 8
p I'd CROSS LODGE. X. or p. MEETS
~ Al t11 Eel0Es' Han NIuth a1d Olive
49, Nell-iHe- O-t1fer :. Aisl liii.,.l FsuA q
n. vs.. B.ldinE X. q T. 8 $.
IIIABAsH LODGE. NO. rs. K. OF p. WILL
W have wJTk "a tie rank Uf knight Tues
uaJ. October .. n castle hall. broadway and
Ben'ea- Visitors e'7ii5if.iEy I6fiy ia,ifs y iHffyrRo C
=. Il sachleheu. X. q y. & ;.
y LEAIA LuUGE 40. al X OF p.
nail No ]. tenth nocE C-atu-y building. Al
o'clock Work In RANK q Knight AmPlineL
Members expected and visitors cordially IN
''' A. ". DAVIDSON, C. C,
Attsst; o Brooks. K Of r. &
P.-O- boz !os2
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
ST. LOUIS AM HANNIBAL RAILWAY
MOBILE AND ONO.

Train.
s-s-g orleans Mobile. ,f--if-
fan. Jackson. Cairo. Nur-
rEvsN5Tr- Suarta all points
Scots ard SHufhpl.-t. ---....
New Orf-s-g. Mob De-. Nerd
i1r. MgUtr0wsry. Atlanta.
jackson. Ca.-1. all TO.u ufa
In FInrt5a and tie south
arr CnutHrlat .-.--.-...- coy.
NuFf ryshCro. sparta and
G-f1-G~ ArHrur1H f.Ti0n -----
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
CASH ADVANCED

To people holding a steady position on their
plain notes also on household furniture. pianos,
etc Gthe goods remaining IN your possesslJnl.
nt lowest rates. easiest terms. quickly and
quietly. kinl0ch phone { lsSs. -
ST. LOUIS INNESTAEs EsNT CO.
Room Ills Missouri Trust Building.
Entrance 7C5 Olive street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
On Monthly PAYMENTS.

For Sale-Houss and lot No. ls9 Goode ave,
near North Market St. two-story brick house
Of eight rooms; also good stable: lot 50x1s7 feet
20 alley; severed and paved. streets and side
walks made: terms 800 or 800 cash down and
IS per month: house is rented now. For price
kEEI.I-y & CO liz f-hnafnmf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
LEGION OF HONOR,

LEGION OF HONOR-Detlcatioa Of T.-iri. o.
FrRtsrlnity Worlds Fainr Grounds SATURDAY,
Afternoon October -: Members of the legion q
Honor wishing 20 participate IN above dsulor-
stratioa VII assemble on south Side OF port
land placa, east of Lake avenue. not later than
l.l5 .. m II unable 20 decorate Yourself Jvffh
badge OF the order, tie a small piece of p1lrpie
Libbon IN buttonhols. Admission 20 grounds
free 10 frate-nGlIst1.
Z. F HAMMER JR,
Supreme Chancellor.
IEraSs II Smith. Supreme Eecorder
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
IRON MOUNTAIN

- Louis. Fort Worth and
san Antonio EXPRESS ......- '2-7i Pm '1i:5l
Texas sud California TX
presS-TeInrknna. Il Pnso.
Los Angeles and San Fran
CsiifSynis and NfcTico ET-
press-I.os AnEeles p
Paso. Mexico CITY. Laredo
and Galveston .---.---.--..- -.----.-- 17is'
Texas and Mexico ENurpsS-
Hot Sn-inr-. AK: Dallas.
Fort Worth. Colorado. Cal
CITY ...--.-..-....-.-.. $50 pm ....-
Texas. Fort Worth Dallas.
San Antonio Tezarsana.
H5. Swings. Ark. and LIZ
Fast MliI-tIttIs Rock. Tex
prsaua. Dallas and Fort
Worth --.------.-------.--..-- 's=Oo frn ---.-
Local Fynress-TeNaril1ua 70
- L0ulS .--.--.--.-.--.-s.-. ..-.s-.--- = -.
Memphis Express -....---.--. So pin ~ p.
belmont passangar ..........-. . % nm sI:i5
FOURTH STREET AND CTEOCTEAU A
Depart. AT
C eonIlsdatien ''.'..'.. ,-.... $50 pm 's:lo
ILLINOIS DIVISION
Cotton ReIt Exuress ...-..- 'g.i5 pm '5:l2
St Louis and Chester Ac- -.
Cnmm0d1ttru ...----.-.-..r-.. t-ll IN - !. =.
Cotton Belt Express -.-----.-- 'si5h am -h.gb
New schedule Elective l-..l a. iii.. Suilt
October is. 1871
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Msdium-Pricsd Dwellings CHEAP,

45S9 Mcmillan ave. rooms: 8, 900.
122S n. Kings highway. s rooms: Sc 80
S5t5 Pine st, Il rooms: IS, ,5c0.
&oS Euclid ave. rooms: 81, 500
19lb Esds ave, 8 rooms: $500
$3.50 Delnar ave, rooms. $500
105s DeimRr ave, 10 rooms; 5000
13l0 Goodtellow ave, 5 rooms; S5,o9o.
5o1 Cabanns ave-, II rooms: $500.
AI.RERT T TERRY L 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Not TN The TRUSTS,

We will ADVANCE yCu from 80 10 81 o.
FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES and WAC
ONS without REMOVAL. At n GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATE that viii enable YOU 70 Pay %
any DEBT you may have. You ca1 RETURN
the mercy you can. IN weekly OF monthly
payments, and only PAY fOr the TINE you usa
the MONEY. When n need q money call az
our PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RAIEsSt o.
u ~. MECHANICS TRUST
co cprnsr Sixth and Olive E.a second floor.
ENTRANCE IL -. Sixth St
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
SMET COUNCIL NO "a KNIGHTS
- q Columbus. meets every nrst and third
Lliurrtay IN the west hall, Century building
Ninth and Olive sta Visiting knights are ~
yited. c. p. MONAGHAN. Grand KniEht-
~. J McGrans. Recorder.
" ESkIlk COUNCIL. NO sss KNIGHTS
IN OF Cu4umbuL ulrtts every secunI and
tsuTth wednesday 10 Rose Hin Hail No sss5
AapL EYenEa Visiting knights are Invited
JOHN PAUL CHEW,
Grand knight
m Ah9JETTE COUNCIL No. sa
IA knights Ct Columbus, meets ever ne.
gnd and fourth Tuestay IN the west haf
Century building. Nlnth and Olivs stre.sa
NizitinE kHights e1Edial!y iavited.
". l.. AEE. Grand KriKAL
=. p. Leonard. Recorder
7. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO 81 MEETS n.y.
- cry drst and thiId Tuesday al West End
Hall. southwest corner Finney and VandeVeaIer
avenues Visiting knights are cordially IA
FRANCIS B RCNDER ozand Rnizht.
Joseph ? Laug. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
BI IRLINGTUN ROUTE
TIDN.

TION.
Train
For uaEa..ar. IT, g. 81 =
ia'-- ei-ry. hc.a a-s and
Aa.s. t4l.-i .a....-s- s.ss-asa-
InaIl o. IiIur.rr......-.......
E1r Ll.l.g ard E- ElE.....-.
Er ~. l.I| H...laIr.H Hl.a.
f.4 lI-t 500. .-la. I..HH#.s
and tI.aHIIH .U .........-
Lae Eur |Hrf... s. rr.HrH Pa
s.ili f--lI"as. ."- .aHaIE
.lf. = 4--- -. S .Gssa .
N-lr1z q. I.ll b Halls. T.g.-
ming. AilursEI. Ul#r.r--
ton Puget. S.Ha-. I..rtl "a
and OfcEaU .--.........
Twin CITY EETrssa pr 81
Paul. Atar"ar..a sr.. Iowa
Lhs Nehs. ss--T. Hrs.. HsE-
press. Tor u u-.H. f' lrrIGl
Utah ans Fsc.I1 ....r. va
81 JOS % ---a-.--... ......-....
Night Nur'H.Ta LalH"
fnr s. Paul. y .a..-.!1
and Iowa .---.--.- -.r...s..
For Uilllls. VIA last SlIs
line. % AHrs l.aI... Gin
ton. IA. Savannah ard Ll-
.o-que ---------. ---------.-
Tor karsag Cl-g. Council
B.ufs. Omaha. 81 Jcssun.
Denver. NearsEEa. Il.l-
Tado. Utah ami Facll-
NHl"f -..--.a-.- ...----.-ssss
IsnHll for Hannibal E....-.-.--..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
WELoAN MONEY

In East 81. Louis and surrounding townI
on furniture. pianos etc. Amounts 10 SUlT
YOUR NEED and terms 70 SUI your Ho.Ll.y
ieft IN your possessioa- LIBERAL dlscounts
THE HONE TRUST CO. EAST ST. LOUIE
Room 2os Metropolitan Building.
Kinloch A iss. 4l54i7 Missouri ave-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
SL6o0 WILL buy

House and lot No. SIS Garusr ave. one block
north OF Manchester ave. and Suburban car
sheds; two-EtoTy frame house OF eight rooms:
lot 50ziS2 feet: rented now at tiS per month 70
q good tenant. This house and lot Joins Sub
urban sheds Fer terms see Kelley & Co. lILS
Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

4=all
F.I-g. ,Iaui1uTuI. G.lslun
aEL Alton ...-..---......-.--.
Al..I. -u-.rE E.s-..I. Peoria InI
traIs4-T q .Ep-s z ---..---
A.t.-- f..Ua.# I.lsI and
Sl-llE. AIalI ............ o.
Alton. Je-ssrgI.Is and
- ~ -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS,

make loans on furniture az LOWER RATES
and On EASIER TERMS than any one else.
d onlg a small business. which enal - me 70
SELECT ny customers and PROTECT them
from PUBLICITY ane HIGH RATES. CON-
suit NE before making a loan elsewhere. All
business STRICTLY on the QUIET.
J. A TELFORl. ROOM 81 HOLLAND ElsDI.
Tel Kiulcch A e4i 81 y Seventh 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
ST.LOUIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE
81. LOUIS ZINE.

= Itsart -: Arrive.
Al -
80 -,
- - = =
a-'4 '--- "a
, UNION STA
pepa-t Arrive.
.I an =. . pm
w
.,.-r 80 -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

u. ~ v. >-N. !
Tr1la-
CfgC.uT.-ti- faGlHUG.T. varh-
luEtau. Baltimore. El..4ls.-
TIaa auI Ne- o l.-E a.Ersaz~
Cincinnati. LlGizs.I.-. Pitts
Iur-. W. EI.er..H Ea De
ua-e. Philadelphia aGd
Sew l1g. E.H- 30 .f........
Cincinnati AHr NINA slHf. "E...
Cincinnati IUTlT.4.e r.ffr-
burg. b.IslluEF tslI#I-
more. 4uIIa4r.uHII AMI
N"v NlEh I.-I Blue
Limited ......... ............
NfEeHluF= A.u.r. .~H .If.H ..-.
Flora Accom-. ia ..U geo .-.-
West IsT.aI ga.l ..Est is'.-
Ers.HeH ... HF.H.H E...Fa4
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
FOR SPECULATION.

For Sale-FUur acres At Clifton Heights. near
Tower Grove electric car. nice. high, leyel land.
will make f5g Irur: feet by 10 feet deep
Tronts OLD Manchester road; suit a builder 20
build cottages on It: must sell TIRE equity IN this
land inside q 90 days. For particulars see
GEO. II kEELEY. ina Chestau ts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
ROYAL ARCASUM.

ROYAL ARCASUM.
S~~-~SN-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
~ Arcanufn. sts-el hOlLanc Bu1iting-A
cordial welcUns 10 visitors. fTIends. brethren
and members from abroad.
=. II. BACON, G. r
Ino. c. KillinEsworth. Grand sscrstafy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
6-Per-Cent Money.

To Loan-ws have 81 90. 5000. s1.ooo 81. 200.
0oo 5000 -. 900 and 50. 600 20 loan at per
cent Interest on extra good security: 81. Louis
city improved real estate only.
KELLEY a CO.. lil3 Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
MUSICAL

hUSICAI-
r~~--~~-~~~--~-S~~-~S>
ABSOLUTELY cheapest place IN city fer all
kinds musical Instruments. sheet. band and or
chcstra music. Hunleth. 9 s Broadway.
AMOROSA waltzes. by Clarence ChrisnnHn.
the latest and preTtisst: A. all music stores:
&c.
FITTE WANTED-A Iow-pitch Il Z. Meyer
o. Boehm system iute- BH 81. Republic.
GOOD piano; bargain
1911 Z. Grand.
HANDSOME upright cabinet Grand plano:
price $50; party leaving city; urgent sale s5ii
Pine 81.
HEAR the Soul OF a EralasueT sing: 20
hear 8: IS 70 buy Il sod only by Dan'l c. Dun
ker Plano Co. Fourteenth and North MARKET
SECONDHAND and new musical Instruments
supplied outside towns a. wholesale prices
write Us to-day. J. Plscht s Son. IL =.
Broadway.
wANTED-Upright piano IN eKchsnEs f0r
nrst-class board zSlo Eugenia 81.
$50 buys hns mahogany finish upright plano.
with stool and scarf Schubert & MoIteT. s5o2
Franklin ave
tls5 buys fms mahogany upright p!anoi cost
Sss5: stool and scarf: very latest improvements;
with practice stop. 1914 y Sixteenth ST
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
RENT PIANOS.

g. g. $50 81 per month. Lowest prices and
best assortment IN tie city: Rent allowed II
tile uiano Is purchased Bradbury Piano Ware
rooms, 1912 Olive St A. Z. Whitaker. man
REer: F. G. Smith. n anufacturcr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
On Real Estate

W. p. NELSON has money 10 loan.
W. p. Nelson has amounts 10 suit.
". p Nelson on 81 Louis realty
w p. NELSON sos Chestnut 1T
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

. O. pm IL an
.aa ~ q VI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
you GAN BUY

is-room fat. on any terms. monthly pay
mcnts II desired: small cash payment required
and the tenant who lives in the other half will
help pay for the fat: he won't own Il. but he
VIII help you pay for f. Do you want to buy?
See for price.
ROYAL, INVESTMENT co. 200 Chestnut st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-02
LIQUOR MEN
 MUST PAY An Opinion by Judge Sayre. SUSTAINS MR. BLAKEY Does Not Touch Validity of City Charter. Business Houses of Montgomery Not Exempted from County Licenses.
 Jesse o'Nsil Will Appeal the Case.

Judge A. D. sayre. presiding over the civil division of the City Court of Mont gomery yesterday sustained a demurrer of. Tax Commissioner W. M. Blakey in the mandamus proceedings of Jesse O'Neil, a saloon man, to compel Judge J. B. Gaston to issue him State license without paying the county license.
 It will be remembered that several weeks ago, O'Neill applied for a writ of mandamus to compel the Probate Judge to issue him a State license to do busi- ness without compelling him to pay the county license, on the ground that the city charter of Montgomery exempted anyone who pays city license from a county license.
 the ground that the section of the city charter which makes this exemption Is unconstitutional and that the entire char ter of the city of Montgomery is un- constitutional. in that the record of the act by which the charter was made eff fective by the Legislature of 1S92-S3 does not show that the bill was signed by the President of the Senate.
 The court made no ruling on this prop osition. It was not considered necessary to pass on that question because a simi- lar provision exempting merchants in the city of Montgomery from the payment of county licenses was also in the char ter of 1Sso-s1. The decision is therefore to be construed only as an affirmation on the part of the court that the pro- vision of the charter of 1S90-91. which ex- empts merchants from paying county license taxes is not a constitutional en- actment. There was no decision touching any other features of the charter.
 Counsel for O'Neil immediately an- nounced an appeal to the Supreme Court The case will be heard on Dec. 14. It Is understood that no further attack on the constitutionslity of the charter as a whole will be made during the progress of this case.
 The decision of Judge Sayre is impor- tant In that the liquor men of Montgom- cry will have to pay about $167 additional license to the county to transact busi- ness and all other businesses and pro- fessions will also have increased taxa ton unless the decision is reversed by the higher court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-02
WEATHER WAS BAD
AND TRACK HEAVY AT NEW
 ORLEANS.
Three Favorites Managed to Get Home in Front Notwithstanding the Mud-A 10 to l Outsider Knocks out the Favorits
 at Oakland.

New Orleans, Dec. 1.-Favorites won the last three races at the Crescent City track this afternoon, the successful choices being Potheen, Ralnland and Tro cadero. A drizzling rain which set il early in the morning and continued al afternoon made the going heavy. Ther' was no path, however and all the si1 events were true run affairs.
 First race, for all ages, five furiongs- Little Jack Horner, 1A (W. Hicks), 15 tt l. won; Duelist. 17 (W. Fischer), to second; Ailista lA RobSins); A to ra B third Srencerian, Fillydeck, Jim A. Long, Kay ble and Weird ran.
 Second race, selling. for three-year-old' and upward. six furlongs-Ju!ie Junkin Corners, sS (C. Irwin). F to 1. second Mayor Johnson. 1(9 (Cochran). to third. Time. 1:17 3-5. Annie Max, Anti Trust. Pupil, Fullback and Kentucky
 Third race for maiden two-year-olds four and half furlongs-Mad Mullah, g. (Robbins), to 1. won; Duncan. lO2 Gan, non2. 15 to l. second; Exelamation, IL King Croker. Kingsland, Caybon. Car. dona, Delemont, Bountiful, Sue PurlativG and Pure Favor ran.
 Fourth race, handicap. for three-year. olds and upward, one mile and a furlonG -Potheen. 101 (Gannon). even, won; Dar McKenna, 10S CHelgeson), to 1, second Alright. Air s4 RobDins'. 4 to l. third. Time
 Fifth race, selling. for three-year-oIds and upward. one mile and QuartaE-Tro. caoero. 97 (Livingstonl. 3 to 2, won: Past l01 (McCafferty), to 1, second; Medal. los (Robbins), to 1, third. Time. 2:16. The Bobby, Treacy. Joe Dougherty, Ida V, and Feronia also ran.
 Sixth race. for four-year-olds and up ward that have not won since October l, one mile-Rainland, no (crawford), 8 to g. won: Dutiful 1O5 (W. Fisher), 4 to 1. sec ond; Falerinian, 93 CRobbins), to 2, third Time. 1:46 S-5 Overland, Soldier of For tune, Louis Kraft and May Holladay ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, 2-year-oldS. five furlongs-In- terrogation, 98: Sextette, The Brown Mon- arch. Snow Cap, Trossachs, 101; Escalera, 100: Freakness. 106; Tamarax. 106; Lady Free Knight, 107.
 Second race, selling, one mile-Ponca, St: Spec, 95; Calcutta, Hegira, 97; Mamselle, SS: Tioga, Mauser, 100: Sarah Maxim, 100; Lampoon, l02.
 Third race, handicap. six turlongs-Dun- can. 102; Wreath of Ivy, 107; Cyprienne, los; Lady Free Knight, 1O9; Ralnland, IA: Exclamation, 10S.
 Fourth race. handicap, one mile and seventy yards-Fairbury, 100; Luralighter, 1Ol; Ancke, 1O3; Malster, 104: Aladdin, l07 Ethel Wheat 10S; Witful, 112.
 Fifth race. all ages, six furlongs-Spcn- cerian, Aggie Lewis, S: J. P. MayS Grry, 90: Caledonite. 99; Barklemore in7tnci- ble. 102; Stand Pat, 104; Tom Collins, 1O5 Ivernia, 107; Big Ben, 109; New York, llO; Irene Lindsey. 112.
 Sixth race. selling, one mile-Patrice, S6: Courage. Lola L., Bob Hilliard, Roger don. S6: Exapo, 9S; Will Shelly, 100; Far Lass, l02
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-02
Marina News.


 PENSACOLA-Arrived, Lugano SbrJ Wright. Galveston; schooner C. DlAon Leighton Castine. Cleared, steamer Lowiahds (Br), Thomas West HartlepOol; Buroahk (Br.), Shekelton, Ieith, via Brest.
 CHRISTIANA-Sailed Norge. New York
 NEW YORK-Sailed, Lombardla, Naples' Kron Prinz Wilhelm, Bremen; Princess Hene Naples; Bohic, Liverpool. - LIZARD-Passed, Switzerland for Antwerp BROWHEAD-Passed. Tauric, for Liverpool
 NAPLEs-Arrived. Syrian Prince. New fork GLASGOW-Arrived. Sardinian, Liverpool:
 ROTTERDAM-Arrived. Amsterdam, New York.
 LIVERPOoL-Arrived. Parisian. Montreal
 NORFOLK Arrived. steamer Mancuna, BoS- ton for Belize; steamer Cairndon. Philadelphia and sailed for Port Eads. Sailed. steamer Rusington, Newport News; Pontiac, Havre and Dunkirk; Oreto Rotterdam; Emma, Aalborg and Aarhuss; Kathdin, New York; Wacca- maw, New York.
 LoNDON-Arrived. Minneapolis, New York. QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Sultania, Boston.
 PORT EADS-ATived. steamers Wayfarer (Br.). Wood, Liverpool. Sailed. steamers Es- thsr. Stevenson. BlueheIds;- Rosewood (Br.), Gregor. Esk. Copenhagen. via Norfolk. MoBILE-ATTtved. steamers Fort Morgan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-02
PENRosE WANTS PAPERS
Introduces Resolution Regarding
 Postoface Scandals.

Introduces Resolution Regarding
 Postoface Scandals.
 Washington, Dec. 1.-Senator Penrosc, chairman of the Committee on Postofflces and Post Roads, today introduced a res olution authorizing all the papers con- nected with the recent investigation of the Postoffice Department, and if neces- sary the committee is to make further Investigation and to report to the Senate. The resolution, without action, was re- ferred to the Committee on Contingent Expenses of the Senate
 Following Is the text of the Penrose resolution: ''That the Committee on Post offices and Post Roads, in view of the charge of corruption, extravaganza and violations of law in the administration of the affairs of the Postofflce Depart ment is hereby authorized and instructed to request the Postmaster General to send to the committee all papers connect ed with the recent investigation of his department. and if necessary to make further inquiry into the administration of the said department and to make report thereon to Congress on completion of said investigation.
 Said committee shall have power to send for persons. books and papers, ex- anime witnesses under oath, employ a stenographer and sit by subcommittee or otherwise during the sessions of the Senate, or during the periods of its ad- journment at such times and places as the committee may deter rmine, and the actual and necessary expenses of said investigation shall be paid out of the contingent fund of the Senate upon vouchers approved by the chairman of the committed"
 The reference of the resolution was necessary under the rules of the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-02

| (Nor) oIsvik, Bocas del Toro; Mars Ger Falken. Kingston. Jamaica. Cleared, schoon B. Frank Neall (Am.). Marciel, Baracoa Cut 1 (Br.). Hunter. Havre; ship Kaiser Ger Weisel, Glasgow. KEY WEST-Arrived, steamer Olivette, IL
 ner Havana, and sailed for Havana; schoon Madaline Mall. New York Sailed, tug Ma sasoit, Tortugas.