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

ABEEDFEN-Rritish Linen COMPANY Rank
AYR-Rritish Linen Company Bank
I1 IMFRIES-8Titish Linen Company Bank
DtNDEF-British Linen Company Bank
head office '
ED1NRrRGH-Thonas Cook & Son.
Linen Company Bank Queen
GLASGow-Thomas Cook & Som
GREEEOCK-Br!tsh Linen Company Bank
HANICk-British Linen Company Bank
INEERNESS-Britis Linen Company Bank
klRRIEMCIR-British Linen COMPANY Bank
PAISIEY-British Linen COMPANY Bank
PERTH-British Linen Company Bank.
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RUSSIA,

BAEC-Nord.sche Bank.
BIALISTOK-Rigaer Commercially.
RISSOGLEBSK-No Bank.
DWINSK-RiEaer CornmerLb2nk.
IWER-Nordische Bank
JELETlNortische Bank.
EASAN-Noriische Bank.
KOSLOFF-Nordieche Bank.
Commerzbank-
LODZ-Rigaer CommerZbank-
MINSK-Nordische Bank.
MOSC0W-Nordische Bank.
MOSCOw-Credit Lyonnaik
MOSCOW-Wocau & Co.
ODESSA-Credit Lyonnais.
RIGA-Rirasr Commerzbank.
ST. PETERSBURG-Eo Bank.
ST. ERSPURCiCredit Lyonnsis.
ST. PETERSBCRG-Wo a Co
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank.
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FRANCE.

ABBEvLLE-Cred!. Lyonnai,.
Ly9nasis ro, ,,vor,.r
AJAGSIo. s1cA-Iatlzi tr..e..
A aS:Sss. Lyonnsis.
ANG6uLFlrE-credi Lyonnaa.
ANIGNON-Credtt I-yo.nais.
ARLEs-soclste Generate pour 10 Commerce b
ARc tna9ftEiS Bank. Fl Aud.p.
BAYoNNE-soc. pour favorissr 10 Commerce q
BiLFoRT-credi. Lyonne,s.
EEhEAATEEEGsaa,1qu soB B9ggaF' &c Mention
ty0n n:elsa..on. BAN. H. Bel.
BEzIERsssoci..e Generate pour l. Commerce q
BLois-crsii. Lyonna,,
BoRDEAUX-Crecit Lyonnais.
E@ER9aSE MER Es9lsfs g. e:
CAEN-Credit Lyonnais.
CALAIS-Credit Lyonnais.
CANNES-Credit Lyonnais.
cANNEs-Thonas Cook & Son. rue de la Ears
CANNEs-soc. Generate pour favor1ssr 10 Com
G G:AETfS2sSI, isoSEs;. Lyonna'.
cHAL6N ssfds! Hs9:as-si Lyonau,.
GsSeHais pour t.ror.- Il.
Commerce & rindnstrie.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c'Escornpts do Cher
l-l hou r,E-, ? L. Brun
chAK5S?:f2|' tz5n9s'sa 1,oan..
CoGNAC-Credtt Lyonnais.
DIJoN-Credt Lyonnais
DINAN-societs Generate pour 10 Commerce q
DINAN-John lie Coco.
P TSiS Gre. Lyonnai'.
GRAssE-cret tit IySnii:lis
GRAssE.societe Generate pour 10 Commerce &
G GkESisa5!Es5, f,Ho5 hgSHaal.
HYERFS-CredIt Lyonnais.
HYEREs-Englsh Bank. R J. core.tt q Co.
HYE2Es.societe Generals pour le Commerce q
LiBoTRNE-credt Lyonna..
LTLLE-Credt Iyonnais.
It5 Y6SsEcrssit nvd hT2asa4''
MARsFILI.F:s- S rt'iit' Lronna,s
MARsEILLEs-Thonas Cook & Son. lib. rue cs
MENToN-soc,ete pour i. Commerce & r1ndus-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Popula,re De Mention.
NENTOE-Thomas Cook s. Son winter season
MoNTECARLo-C Monaco Terrl-smith's Bank
MoNSTE-Gr E. CFrsnch Terr.l-crstl. Lyonnias.
M,o Mont French Terr)-sanaue Popu-
MoNTPELhIER.socie General. pour !. Com
Observation-Disclosures Lyonn.is.
NANCY-Credit Lyonnais
NANTFS-Credit Lyorna!s.
E NAN Sd. .. Els Banauier.
NIcE-TEoHaa a coek Son. Is Av.nu. Mas,.n..
NICE-Carlone & Co; Avenu. Massenn-
NICB-societs Generate POUR lie Commerce 4 I'm
NICSF. cros.a. Banquier. L. rue Massena
NIMES-Credit Dyonnais.
ORTFANS-Credit Lyonnais
PARIs-Bar1ue Frsncai. pour le Conrercs a
lTndustrfe. rue Boudreau.
PAR1s-cred,t Lyonnais. Boulevard dss rsaiiens.
PARrs-Thoruas Cook 4 Som I. P1ac. q. ropers.
PARrs-societe Gen.rale nour le commeres q
rIndustrie 1874 rue ReaurIur
PARIS-Jordaan. Cohen & Wlnnink. = bould.
dos Ttaliens.
PARIS Fot.tnre-. Bancui.r
Travellers wishing 70 reside IN Paris can make
arran sements 70 draw money ct any OF the many
PAT--Credit Lvornais
PAC-Societe Generate pour le Commerce q I'm
duatrie.
PAT-Me-illon Aine
PERrGUEE-Cred,t Lyonnais.
PERP1GNAN-
REINS-Credit Lyonnais.
REIMS-societe Generate pour 10 Commerce. 4
rIndustrte.
RF'IMs-Ruipard r.-e a ais Banquis-..
RFNNFS-Credt Bvonna!s.
BorRAIX-Credit LyonnaiA
ROUEN-CreIit Lyonnais.
ST ETTESNE-Credit Lyonnaia
ST. NAL0-Credit Byonnaia
ST. MALo-Societe Generate pour ie Commerce &
f'Induetrie.
& rInhustrie.
TOTLON-cref,t Lyonnais.
T0T-1nTSE-Credi. Lyonnais.
ToT-TOT-SE-Courtois & Co Ranoufsrn
T0TRCOING-Cre7t Lvonnais
T0TRS-Credit Lyonnais
vTcHy-c-ed't Lvonnais.
TICFY-Societe Generate pour le Commerce a
I'Industrie.
vIENNE-Credlt Lyonnais.
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ALL READY FOR THE EXECUTION
Price and Graves to Be Hanged
To-Day at Marion, Ill.


Carbonate. Ill. July every ;prepara-
ton has been completed for the double ex-
ecution tomorrow at Marion OF Jerry
Price and Calvin Graves for the murder
of Mrs. Nellie Reichelde-fer.
The men are under p years of age and
for years have led dessolute and at times
criminal life. Both have embraced religious
belief.
1t has been thirty years since an execu-
ton took place in the county. the last being
that of Marshal Grain. which put a stop to
the famous Williamson County vendetta
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SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kre6taktisnoh-
S5RsRKop1Ne Kr.di..s.i.ssh-
STOCKHOLM - skandinav,ska Krea,taktieboia-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enskilds Bank.
TROSDHJEM-Jenssen q Co.
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BIG DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.
Post Office Department Officials
Refuse to Talk, However.

Washington. July 9.-Postmaster General
Payne resumed his official duties to-day. He
stated that he had been greatly benefited
by his visit in the Catskil,s He said there
were no investigation developments to an
nounce.
While the officials refuse to talk. 1t Is
investigation are expected shortly
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10
PREPARING WORLDS FAIR MAP.
Professor G. F. Marbut Tours the
South Missouri Counties.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPEClALA
Columbia. NO.. July &C. F. Marbut Of
the department of geology of Missouri Uni
versity, who departed last week for South
Missouri. is making an overland trip
through Ozark. Howell. Carter, Ripley
Shannon, Texas and Dent counties this
week and next to collect facts for the large
map that will be made by the university
for the st. Louis Worlds Fair.
Professor Marbut Is accompanied by Pro-
fessor Shepherd of Drury College. Spring
field. who is making a study of the geology
and photography of those counties
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THE FIRST RUN PROVED FATAL.
Brakeman G. o. Woods Killed at
McBaine, Mo.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC Special
Columbia. Mo-. July &C. o. Woods, a
brakeman on the main line of the NJ, 4
& T.. was killed this afternoon at McBaine.
He was crushed between two extension fiat
cars He lived but few hours after the
accident.
The brakeman lived near Walker in the
southwest part of the State. and this was
his first run on the road. The body was
shipped to his home for interment.
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IRELAND,

BELFAST-Thoras Cook & Son. werins stree.
CORk-Munster & Leinster Bank
DCBL1N-Thonas Cook & Son
DCBLIN-Munster & Leinster Bank
klLtARNEY-Munster& Lienst.r Bank
LlMERICk-Munster & Lienster Bank
NATGSF ORD-Munster {: I-ienster Bank.
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Ed Gibbs Indicted.

Bolton, Tex, July ED Gibbs who was
arrested on the charge of assault yesterday,
was indicted by the Grand Jury to-day and
will be tried Monday. The Sheriff has re-
moved him to another county to avoid
lynchinS.
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GERMANY,


AACHEE-Hh.insche Observation-Disclosures
AACHGN-Bergi schs Maerk.sche Bank.
ALToNA-Filiaie de- Dresdner Bank
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank.
BADEN-BApEN-Filiaie der Rheinischs D!scon-
BfYREt HGfr.d-rieE Fens;ei Aaf''ss
b dsl rs
Inter den Linden.
BERLiN-Gebrader schlicker. Is. a.ssaud..a
EE55HSHk EssI3lssss 4 as s9i Bank
PQSN.Rheinische Disconto-Ge sellschaft-
BREMEN-s. Luernan & sohn. Postfach 4lN.
CARISRUHE-See Karlsruhe.
CASSEI~Gebrueder Goidschrnidt
CCabREIMfS!Tzopgss.n & , Bank
COBLENZ-Rheinische Disconto-Gesellschaf.-
G9BLENz-Leogold sel.smann- a
e coea aa ssh
EtcoELS)-Rheinischs Di.con,o-as-
cQLoGNE. tcoELN A. schaanhaussn'sch.r
cREF Ell D"Rerg,sch Maerkische Bank
Acknowledgements Bank.
DREsDEN-Dresdner Bank Branch 50. Prayer
pEssEL DoRE-Bers,esh slaerhiscAe Bank
Ell BERTELD-von der H.ydt-Kersten & soshns.
EMS BSD-L. J. Kirchberger.
ERFrRT-Privat Bank zu Gotha-
F FRANKFORT a., M:-p;r.ction der Disconso-
FRANKFoRT A M-M.tteideutsehs credltbank
FRANKFORT A. M.-Moritz Sachs. Is. schoene
FRANKFoRT A. M-sachs & Hoche,mer. II.
FEEIBrRG j. B.-Rhe,nische ,cr.ai.eank.
EREERERG BGsG6 EaP.e5sF R Bank
FERTHI if5i - Psat. Bunk
FURTH-Mitteldeltsc Creditbank.
GOERLITZ-Eichborn &: Co.
GoETTTNGEN-H. F. KIettw,s q Rerbs.s,n. 3.
HAGENEB.Tslsch Maerk,sche Bank
HAMBURG-Dresdner Bank
Has IL R RtfRa SS SeWrna o CO. "
HANovEs-aaoit Never Bank.
HE'D ELRERG-Rheiuische Creditbank.
sssdi;sans
KIssINGEN BAp-FFederick Feustei.
koELE.Sss Cologne.
k kREFEkDEsss cTessfs cFeds0ann
LAHR.Rh.iniscfe creditosnk,
LEIPZIG-Privatebankz III Gotha
IETPZTG-Knaa'5 S "a !s Kg.hn' Bank
Observation-Disclosures der Drestnsr Bank
Observation-Disclosures Bank
G.sd Rans
MANNHEIst-Ladenhurg & soehne.
MAFENcB tMainz)-G. L. Kaiser. 7. carm.lit.n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crea,tb4nk.
NFTZ-Bangue de Metz.
METZ-Iuternational Bank IN Luxembourg. FL
iale Metz
MUNSTER I. w.-wes.taellischer Bsnkver.in.
Altrretenveg
MT-NICH-Raye-fsch. vereinsank.
NATENAHR- BAp-Koch. Lauteren q Co.
Observation-Disclosures Bank
NuRF1BERa tNuernherg> Mitteldeutschs
CreditSank
FENBTRG-Rhe,ni.ch. ctet,.sank
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Maerkische Bank
ST. JOHANN A. S.-Internatonal Bank IN Luz
e-rbure FL 81. Johann a. 9.
MISREPRESENTATION Crndithanh
Observation-Disclosures Bank
SCEwAIBArH EAD-Koch. Lauteren q Co.
STE-TTTE-W. Schltow.
n Kell.rs soehns. Banau,ers.
TTCART-wusrterlberg Bankanstait
wErMAR-P-.va:.bank Gotha- F1liaie wei
mar.
Observation-Disclosures credisbank.
wTESR sDFN-Ner-ua. Berl. a Co.
Observation-Disclosures Sohn & Co.
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GREECE,

lTHF:Ss-Iorian Bank Limited.
ATHENS-Thomas Cook Son. Place Dc Ia Con-
stitution.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank. Limited.
CORFC-Ionian Bank. Limited.
PATRAS-Ionian Bank. Limited.
pTRFF-Iorian Bank. Limited.
ZANTF-Ionian Bank. Limited
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PRESIDENT GOES FOR CRUISE
Will Sail Up Hudson With Mrs.
Roosevelt.

Oyster Bay. N. Z. July s-The President
and Mrs Roosevelt left Sycamore Hill at 8
o'clock this evening.
They went aboard the yacht sylph for .
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DENMARK,

AARHCs-Jydsk Handels-og Laudburysho,.
COPGNHAGtE-ktob enhavns HandeIsbanE
Observation-Disclosures Ebsfere
Observation-Disclosures n 1 tfenEe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 Rander.
Misunderstanding FIJI PAW,
Observation-Disclosures viborg - A''Ans'
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NORWAY,

PERGEN-Thomas Cook & Son. Csurrn.r seasoI
only.)
Observation-Disclosures for Norge.
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NAL

vALErTA-Thoras Cook & Son. sos strads
Reale.
vALETTA-AnsIo-E Egyptian Bank.
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A suit tofave a receiver appointed for the
Washington Trust and Bonding Company
was filed in the Circuit Court yesterday In
the name of the State of Missouri to the use
Of Samuel b. Cook, Secretary of State.
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TEL E GRAPH NEWS
B R ELY TOL D

TRENTON. n. 1.-THE United States
Food COMPANY, capital 100000, to manu-
facture, buy and sell f2ur and other food
articles, and the TrinidSi Sugar Manufac-
turing Company, capital 1900. 900, to acquire
and operate sugar Plantations, have been
Incorporated.
BERLIN-The Frankfurter zeitung SAYS
German bourses for the half wear amo1ntad
to ST. 5oo,c00 against 1854. OoO coo for the same
period in 1902.
CHICAGO-The Appellate Court denied
the motion of the State for rehearing Of
the case, OF. Daniel Sullivan. Sullivan was
convicted Of -, conspiracy, and the Appellate
Court set aside the verdict on the ground
that he had not had a fair trial.
brother of General George H Randall, U.
S. A. was found dead in his bed with n
bullet hole in his head. He was very
wealthy and lived alone on the outskirts
Of the city.
NEW YoRK-1n view of the failure of
Adams. in the United States District Court
signed an order declaring the firm of Dresa,
er & Co. bankrupt, and appointed Stanley
the matter
NEW YoRk-At the office of J. P. Nor
recently appointed assistant to the presi,
dent of the United States Steel CORPORATION
VIII continue indefnitely as president of the
Carnegie Steel Company.
BERLIN-The court at Duisburg. Rhenish
Prussia. has sentenced former Company Di-
rector Terrinden of Oberhausen to six years
confinement. in the Penitentiary for over
issuing stock and other offenses Terr.nden
of his irregularities in the summer of 1901
and later was extradited.
BosToN-The Governor has appointed
commission for the reconstruction and re-
vision Of the laws relating to employers
and employees. The commission is made up
chairman: Henry Sterling. Medford. repre-,
senting employees; Royal Robbins. Beverly.
representing employers; David R. Dewey,
lecturer on law.
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Voluntary Petition in Bankruptcy.
A voluntary petition In bankruptcy was
filed yesterday in the United States District
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fyer Is Asked For,

cruise up the Hudson. and will return to
Oyster BavAAome time Friday night.
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Summer Residence Burned.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Stewardson. ILL.,. July s.-The residence of
Miss R. n. Rannells was burned last night
with the contents. The loss is $500. Miss
Rannells lives in St Louis. but was spend
ing her vacation at her summer home at
the time of the fire.
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NEW YoRK-At the office of J. P. Nor
recently appointed assistant to the nresi,
dent of the United States Steel Corporation.
will continue indefinitely as president of the
Carnegie Steel Company
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Court by NJ. Miller Of Bloomfield. Stoddard
County The petition places the liabilities
at So ss7 IS end the assets at S,52a
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TURKEY 0n Europe)

cOSsTANTINoPLEImp Ottoman Bank.
Observation-Disclosures LyoEnais
CONSTANTINOPLE-Tho Cook q son.
rue Cabristan.
pERASInperiaI Ottoman Bank.
Acknowledgements Ottoman Bank.
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HOLLAND,

Observation-Disclosures Eecomp.s-
Maatschappij.
AMSTFRDAM-Hope q Co.
AMsTERD AM-Lipprran. Rosenthal 4 Co.
DELFT-Srheur1eer & fls.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 fls.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank
CUEvFNINGFN-Scheu & Hls.
CTRECHT-vlaer & Kol.
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EELLAGIo-Achill. stoppsn!.
BOLOGNA-Lu!g! Gavaruzz! q %.
BRINDISI-Thomas Cook & Son.
BERGAMO-Banca Commercials 1tali1nA-
SAIANIA-A; ": FIfo-d Co.
CQM0-Clertci. Molteni & Co. banquiers.
FLoRENCE-Baaca Conrnerciale Italiana
FLoRENCE-French. Lemon & Co.
FLORENCE-MaQuay & Co.
FLORENCE-Kuster & Co.
FLORENCE-Thornas Cook 4 Son.
GEN9A-Banca ConmerciaIe Italiana-
GENOA-Granet. Brown & Co.
LEGHORN-Bsnca Commercials Itaiiana-
LEiHORN-Alfred Lemon & Co.
MILAN-Barca Cornmerc!ale Italiana-
M1LAN-Banca Commercials Italiana-
MlLAN-Ressi & Co. bauauiers.
MILAN-Thornas Cook & Son. Via A. Man1oni
NAPI-Es-Ho!fne Co. Via Flayio Gioth
EAPLES-E. G. vickers & Co. Via vittoriA
NAPLES-Thonas Cook & Son. Piazza del Ma.
tiri
PADovA-Banca Commercial. ItaIiana
PALERMO-Banca Con1rnercinle Italiana-
PERCGIA-Kuster Co.
PISA-Barca Commercials Italiana
P1SA-Maduay & Co.
RoME-Banca Comnerc,ale ItaI,ana.
ROME-Sebasti & Reali Piazza di SpaxnA
RoME-Plowden & Co.. Palace Coionna. y
RoME-Ad. Roe.sIer. Franz FlgIi. condotti
SAN REMO-Ae1uasciati rreres banquiera
SAN RENO-A- Rubino. banquier.
SAEOSA-Banca Commercials ItalianA-
sIESA-Maduay & Co.
TCRIS-Ranca Commercials Italians
TrRIN-Euste- & Co.
NENICF-Ranca Commercials Ital,ara-
Cook & Son. Piazza San MafcoL
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BELGIUM.

ANTWERP rANvERs)-Banque d'Anvers,
ANTWERP-Companis Comnerc!aIe Beige. Ano.
IL Alb De Barry & c..
BRUSSELS-C5edit Lyonna!s. Rue Royale
BRUSSELS-Credit Lyonnais. Boulevard dams
pach.
RCssELs-Thomas Cock & Son. Il Rue de- la
Madeleine.
BRUSsELS-Raelen Co. Rue d'Arenberr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dc Charlero
GAND tGHENl-Bandue de Fiandrea
LTEGE-Bargua Generate de Lege
OSTEND-Cradit Ostendais
osTEND-smith's Bank. ~ Digue de Mer.
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wheat Harve.t pi..ppointinr.

Wheat Harvest Disappointing.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sheibina, Mo-. July 9.-Wheat harvest Is
about over and the result Is disappointing.
There was not only a small acreage, but
the yield is light. and will probably be Of
low grade. The oat harvest is now on. and
that crop also Is light.
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BERLIN-The Frankfurter Zeitung saws
the new issue Of stocks. and bonds on the
to SIT 900 against 1854 800 coo for the same
period in 1902.
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Woman Killed by Team.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
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EVANSVILLE. WIS.-Charles Randall a
S. A. was found dead in his bed with a
bullet, hole in his head. He was very
wealthy and lived alone on the outskirts
of the city.
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PORTUGAL,

LTSRoN-hcndon and Brazilian
OPORTO-London and Brazilia
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The Mercantile Trust COMPANY announce
the following European banks and bankers wi
drafts are not only assured every facility for til
and attention from the bankers mentioned Sp
the care of baggage and forwarding of mail be-
The following list includes only European
tanned covering Asia, Africa South America an
We also draw drafts upon all of the cities
Interviews relative TO matters pertaining
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-23
TIMELY TOPICS.

The class in geography will now take up ulgaria.-Hartford Post.
 The government has wisely decided that it cannot raise soldiers and cig- arette smokers at the same time at West Washington Post.
 The new treaty between the United States and China will prove whether Russia intends to maintain it's position as the doorkeeper of Standardization sas City Star.
 1t wouldn't be bad idea to have iire drills in all tine big hotels. as well as in the public schools. Hundreds Of lives might be saved by this little pre- cautionary exertion.-Baltimore Amer ican.
 The information that the baseballs which are made and "consumed' in this country each year represent a val ue of nearly S7,OO0.OO0 is in a way more impressive tban statement of the earnings of the United States Steel orporation.-Albany Journal. Washington will henceforth fine ex- | pectorators on the sidewalks too. This may be said to be national deliver | ance, as Washington is governed by congress. This movement for decen- | cy's sake has evidently emerged from | the stage of ridicule, through which
 about all great reforms have to pass at i frst.-Boston Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-23
GLEANlNGS.

Three hundred and twelve American women have married foreign titles.
 In the colony of Japanese in New York city there are about 1000 men and but thirty women.
 The secret of making carbon paper and typewriter ribbons is known to scarcely two dozen people.
 The production of homemade butter in the Northwest Territories of Canada is nearly twice as much as it was ten years ago.
 Cuba's two principal export woods are. mahogany and cedar. Good ma hogany lands may still be bought on the south coast at a low figure. but the price is steadily advancing.
 The London Times in summarizing the opinion of the civilized world upon any important event now gives first place to opinion in the United States Years ago Paris occupied the first place in such summary. The order now is: New York. Paris. Berlin, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-23
MRS. ORD
 CLUB PRESlDEET
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
 HELD YESTERDAY
Copper Queen Company Donates Lot
 For Kindergarten School Which
 Will Be Erected oy Womsn's Club

Yesterday afternoon the Bisbee Woman's club met in annual session, and elected Mrs. E. G. Ord president, to succeed Mrs. s. W. French, who has held the office during the past year.
 As the result of action taken yes terday, Bisbee will get the kindergar- ten school that has been promised for several months. The building of this school was one of the purposes for which the club was founded in the first place.
 The kindergarten committee report ed that the Copper Queen company has donated to the club large lot just west of the building. On this the school for children is to be erected.
 To provide funds for the erection of the building the club will set aside all money obtained from rent of the club building and that from public enter tainments from now to October 1st In addition to this, funds will be raised by private subscription. It is estimated that the building will cost about $500. It will be so arranged that little children can be carefully taken care of by the teachers. | The reports of the secretary and treasurer were ready yesterday after noon and adopted. Retiring president, Mrs 8. W. French, read her annual re- port of the clubs work. giving some in teresting facts concerning its past and making valuable suggestions for the 1 future
 The civics committee, which recent ly went before the city council and asked for perm ission to assist in the work of cleaning the city, was heard and approved. The committee was then discharged from further duty.
 The new president, Mrs. Ord, made
 a few pertinent remarks about tn. work proposed for the year, afte
 which the club adjourned to mee again to meet again next Wednesda and tender the new executive a re ception. At the same time plans fo the year will be formulated. The of cers elected yesterday were as fo ] lows:
 President-Mrs E. G. Ord. Vice-President - Mrs. Harvey b n Shields
 + Secretary-Mrs. VI. B. Kelly. f Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. F.
 Biedsoe
 Treasurer-Mrs. T. H. Corners.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-23
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